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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
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rsRYTERIAS

FIRST r rRhsRfTERI4N' CHURCH.
es ) and I Ess 3 T. 10 Sgnd "
Fifth near Mainl--Rev. RUSSELL CECIL.
j.. D.. pastor Preaching at II 4. II. aud !
MACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
Church Services a. usual a, II o'clock A.
laf 0s''f krSahE Tsann p by pT
Christian Endeavor. society win meet AZ 1913
o o,ci0sI; p H. and the brotherhood a, 10
cnuRcH OF THE covENANT-REv. J.
CALVIN STEWART. D. d; pastor: Preach
Midweek service Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. Sabbath School at $3.50 A. NJ and
Bible classes at 10 o'cloc.s A. NJ. All seats
IVES EsTER rnEspYTEnlAN
cnuTih;.ksH JAMEs y FAIR p D. pas,
s o'clock. Welcome.
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH taEoAD AND
Twsifih streets,-Pastor Rev. GEO. W; Nc
ph,lathea classes "a. ". patterson. supt.S.
sEcoSD nAPTIsT c CT ii, ,rRANK.
nrr an" nd A ASams THOMAS GLAG;
\. NJ. and S p. NJ. The pastor viii preach
at. a. bo o., IS, service Morning subject "A De
Men DO Basiness by The Golden fSaes Rule EN- n
Quartet choir. Seats free. Strangers well
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
yGreve A ,,TS ar, and Harrison Streets, Rev
W: G ~ LANES Jan IN. Ri pastor Preaching by
School at a:l5 A. NJ, sJames Ii. Wood Supt.j
PTafyse i IR r Medn ls At n
a. ~. ~ Great LIFE; 5 p. NJ. Martin
Twenty-iifth street cars pass tho door. sun
dny School $3.50 y. NJ. G. .. Alley, superin-
tendent. All welcome.
n
CENTENARY NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH
strse,s,.mnev. W. j, VOTING. ID. D.,
Christian City VIII be bsv Worsn nj in Ia
nas, 10 n SERMON a, r n. Al, 4 NJ Rev;
at $50 A NJ All seats free
BROAD STREET ". z, CHURCH CTENTH
sIoa By tss pastos Rsg IL nm
sHAckFoRD. Three large Bible classes 4
cordial welcome to all. DR.. S. {. MITCHELL
Viii address the Baraca Glass ut 10 u ~ /:
SUBJECT, "Shams."
ST. PAUL's ApIscoPAn CHURCH tcop.
ner Ninth and Grace streetsl--The Rev. ",
RUSSELL BOWIE. rector; the Rev. VII.
munion. 7:i5 A. NJ: Sunday School. 9;,5 a.
NJ; mems Bible ciass, 10 A. NJ; morning
prayer and sermon, II \. NJ; evening prayer
MONUMENTAL EPISCOPAL CHURCH
tBroad street near Fourteenth. on the site
JAMES ". MORRIS. D. ID. services services i, i'es
NJ. and Il. NJ. Sunday School Gas A NJ. Ali
welcome.
GERMAN EvANGELlcAL
ST. JOHNS GERMAN EVANGELICAL,
Church CORNER Eighth and Marshall
Streets).-Rcv. OSCAR CUTIE. pastor sun
day School with German and English
classes ut $3.50 y. VI. Dcutschcr Gottcsdienst
at IL 4. ~ All welcome. No evening ser
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church OF Christ Scientist. will be held to.
morrow morning IN ehurcn edince corner
Park Avenue and Meadow Strcets) at II
o clock. Subject Soul" "Wednesday even
Ing testimony and experience meeting at
$40. The reading-rooms Nos COL o02J are
located In the Virginia Railway and Power
Company Building. corner seventh and
Franklin Streets. aud ARE open daily, EXCEPT
sundays and holidays. from 10 \. NJ 10 ) t.
NJ. All cordially invited.
UNITARIAN
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH tFLOYD
Avenue and Harrison StrecD-Reh ALIEN
AMBER 4. BOWSER. minister. Subject FOR
sunday, February - tty special rcquesD.
"A Rational Use of Prayer" Service ut ii
O'Clock. All seats free.
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ADHERENCE TOLAW
CAUSES COLLISION
Monroc's. Captain Could Have
Averted Disaster by Violating
international Rule.
JOHNSON ENDS TESTIMONY
Curious Development Is Brought
About in Cross-Examination
by Berry's Counsel.

Philadelphia, February 13-Captain
EDWARD u. johnson, commander Of tho
steamship Monroe. testified to-day In
the trial or Captain Osmyn Berry, OF
the steamship Nantucket. that If no
tJohnson) had violated the interna-
tional rules of the high sens he prob
ably could have avoided the collision
or the two ships and tho consequent
loss OF forty-one lives This was
brought out In his REORGANIZATION
by counsel for Captain Berry, who is
charged with negligence.
The international rules provide that
lii case or fog. steam vessel hearing,
apparently forward of her beam, the
fog signaI OF q vessel, the position of
which Is not nsc.rtained, shall 40 far
rs circumstances permit, stop her en-
gines and then navigate with caution
until danger of collision Is over.
Captain Johnson testified that when
he heard the Nantucket's fog whistle
off the Monroes starboard bow. he
stopped his engine. and that minute
Nentuckets light he went ahead full
speed TO port.
III / had put my helm hard astar-
board and gone ahead at full speed
when / heard tho fog whistle, L prob
ably would have cleared the Nantucket
That Is the only possible thing, think,
could have done to avoid the collision
but l would have been violating tho
law"
This testimony brought about a curl
Gus situation; that Is. Captain John
sons adherence TO the rule helped to
make the collision possible. while ono
OF the charges against Captain Berry
Is that his alleged failure TO obey the
same rule was the immediate cause
Of tho collision"
Captain Johnson to-day finished his
testimony, after having been on tho
witness
examination by counsel for Captain
Berry did not bring out anything that
differed materially from his testimony
on direct examination.
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Pursuant to an order OF. tho District
Court or The United States for the East !
January 3. 1914, in the matter of Him
ton ton A. Wells bankrupt. the under
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1911.
beginning Ut = o'clock Il. NJ,
the following real estate, with i'm :
provements thereon. viz:
|. Tract OF land containing % acres,
fronting on the south side of the Court
back to a public road to CentralIa. in
the rear, called the Centraia Road.
with nine-room modern dwelling house
of H. \. Wells five barns and stables,
Office building, servants house. smoke
house. etc; good fences, nice apple
orchard: mail at front gate. 40 yards
from house; Richmond Petersburg and
in high state of cultivation; lies well.
generally level. and has been well
titled and fortified.
2. Tract OF land containing So acres.
from which II was cut on, fronting on
said Kingsland or Courthouse Road,
and running back so as to have an out
Road at the rear. Has n throe-room
dwelling, thereon. In good condition.
and Is about the same class OF land as
especially suitable for bright tobacco.
Each tract has n good stream OF
water CROOKED Branch) runnine.
through 1T. and plenty of wood for fuel
ana 1arm purposes. located one-half
mile from Salem Baptist Church. one
haif mile from public school, about one
nile from village. OF Centralia on Rich
mond and Petersburg electric line ana
Atlantic Coast Line Railro OIL; two miles
from Chesterfield Courthouse, and two
miles from Chester.
Unusually attractive places FOR homes,
admirably located. and In tho direct
tine OF Improvement
Said real estate will be sold FREQ and
clear or all liens thereon. Sales sub
tect TO the confirmation OF tho court.
Plats of the land can be seen ut tho
offices OF the auctioneers or of tho
trustees, and further information cheer
fully given.
TERMS: Onc-third or the purchase
money In cash. and the residue In three
eighteen months from date OF sale.
carrying interest from said date. for
which residue and interest ncgotia bic
notes TO he. given by each purchaser
payable to his own order. and by him
indorsed. and delivered 20 the trustees.
tho title to be retained untn all Of the
purchase money has been paid and
conveyance ordered by tho court; or all
cash. 1T tho option OF the purchaser.
r. X FLORANCE,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
T.. v, COGBlLL.
9 Trustee In Deeds OF Trust
I hereby certify that the bond re-
quired OF said trustees In the foregoing
order has been duly given.
JOSEPH y. BRADY.
Clerk
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agent6 lQantsn

AGENTS TO HANDLE THE MAX
weil cars in Hanover. King william
County. King anu Queen conntv
s,oocniand County. Apply at once to
M.ASWELL MOTOR CAR co. No.
,s2e West Broad street. Richmond.
WiDE-AWAKE AGENTS. F0I3 l-y-
cellent article which can DC sold in
every household; big prontr Par
ticuiars free. Address HARTMAN
SUPPLY co. Coatsyilln pa
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In execution OF n deed of trust dated
January z, 1913, and recorded In the
Court, D. q. 22o-C. page 22s, defaulS
having been made In the payment Of
portion OF the debt therein secured,
and being required so to do. I will sell
by auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1914,
Mt <:30 o'clock 2. NJ,
the above mentioned lot. fronting
fifty six feet on the east line OF tho
Boulevard. and running back between
parallel lines one hundred and twenty
four feet ~ nm alley In rear.
TERMS: saough In cash TO pay ooss
OF sale. anySsAoes that may be due, ona
note FOR sssS and one note tor s, 100.
2. 1918. until paid: the residue at onk
and two years, credit payments to os
evidenced by notes, with Interest added,
and secured by dead OF trust
This sale Ia made subject To q prfon
decd OF trust for sa,i50.
GEORGE n, CEASE.
Trustee. 4
The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, Ia, 1914, III
az O'Clock PM
GEORGE ~ CEASE. !.
Trustsa. al
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Professional ReIp auanteo

AN ExPERIENCED PHYSICIAN FoB
contract practice among tho EN-
proves OF manufacturing plant
working about seven hundred men.
IN town OF about two thousand
Inhabitants Address /. 107. care
Times Dispatch.
SCHOOL WANTS
protessional baseball coach for six
weeks Address. giving qualiaca-
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Mechanics and Merchants Bank.
n ~

Richmond. Va, January rs. 1914
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this bank will BIO
held al the bank. 1929 Hull street,
action OF any business that may be
brought before II, and especially to
consider and take action on the mat
ter Of application for membership In
the. regional bank OF the district in
which this bank may be located.
j. II. PATTERSON.
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hrIp, WaIe ann temale

BOYS AND GIRLS ASSISTED 70
pleasant and well paying positions
upon completion OF our bookkeeping.
shorthand and teleGraphy courses
Catalogue for the asking. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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By j. a. Connolly e. Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

ihoSi re > AUCTION SALE
LOT WITH IMPROVEMENTS. ON THE
EASTERN LINE OF BUCHANAN
STREET.
IN execution OF n deed or trust, date,,
January %, 1911, and recorded in the
clerks Office OF the Richmond Chancery
Court. Richmond. Va, In Deed Book
alu-A, uage l3l. default having been
made III the payment of the debt there
In secured. and being requested so to
do. VIC VIII sell BY public auction, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1914.
at 1870 O'Clock II. NJ
the above mentioned property. fronting,
twenty t2o) feet on the eastern line OF
buchanan street, and running back be-
tween parallel lines one hundred (l0Ol
feet TO an alley in common ten 10) feet
wide.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
OF sale: any taxes that may he due one
note for the sum of $3.50 and one note
for Sl2.7o, with interest on same from
January 20, 1911. until paid; the residue
at ono and two years from date OF sale:
credit payment to be evidenced by deed
OF trust or all cash, Mt the option or
tho purchaser.
l.. b. THOMSON,
JOHN u. MINOR,
Trustaas
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FLATS Jor Keni

FOR RENT. UNEXPIRED LEASE At
reduced price, third-stor apart
ment. hed-roo sitting room, bath
and Kitchen. a $50. care Times Dis
patch.
LOWER FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS AND
bath. furnished or unfurnished; pos
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RuSt ann found

lost. FRIDAY AFTERNooN, BE
tween Madison and Ninth Street. on
a Broad and Twenty-ntth Street car.
4 small change purse. Finder please
keep the money and return the medal
: TO 2D9 West Franklin. Phone Madi-
son li99-J.
STEAYED. TO STOP 3, ON SEABOARD
+ Line. sorrel horse. Owner can get
same BY paying damages. w. H..
. CARBON.
LOST, YESTERDAY, BETWEEN
Fourth and Broad and sixth Street
= Market. OF in the market, small gray
purse, containing 50 bin and change.
Ra@ard IL returned. Phone Madison
EaS.
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I1elp 1uanten, female

SIS Pm WEEK While TGARNiNG.
Frequent INCREASES THERE
AFTER. AMBITIOUS YOUNG LA
DIES OVER SEVENTEEN HAVE
EXCELLENT CHANCES FOR PRO-
NOTION TO RESPONSIBLE POSI-
TIONS. APPLY TO Oh I1SAPcAKIl
AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COM
PASY OF VIRGINIA. TOY EAST
GRACE STREET. ASK FOR MISS
DORSET, ROOM 2e2.
RICHMOND GOVERNMENT EXAMI-
nations March u. Women eligible.
sample questions free. FRANKLIN
INsTITurE, Dep. 723 X. Rochester.
COOP WHITE WOMAN TO HELP
with children: nice. comfortable
home. Apply TO 2206 Monument
Avenue.
GREGG SHORTHAND HOLDS THE
worlds record for speed and accu-
racy. IL Tx ensy and quickly mas
tered. New classes just starting
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE
YOUNG LADY. ONE EXPERIENCED
In bindery preferred. because she
must be rapid for catalogue work In
our office; also another for rapid nd :
dressing. SOUTHERN STAMP AND
STATIONERY co. Ask for MIR.
1sOSCNTORF. In rear Office.
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9i6renanepu6
WRITE FoR cATALoGlu Z.

WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. -
RALSToN HEALTH SHOES. MADE ON
foot-molded lasts. All feathers for
all weathers GEO. E. SHUMAN
sells them. 6Sl East Broad. Ralaton
Boot shop.
GET YOUR TICKETS FOR 'IIOW THE
VOTE WAS WON" at the JEFFER-
son HOTEL NEWS STAND.
WANTED. CARPETS TO DUST AND
only ST. We also make over ali
kinds OF carpets. NEW YORK CAR
PET CLEANING; co, cool East
Franklin. Monroe 20S6.
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In execution OF dead OF trust dated
January 2, 1919, and recorded In tho
clerks ONCE of Richmond Chancery
Court. d. p. 22o-D, page 49, default
having boon made in the payment OF
portion OF the debt herein secured
and being required so to do. I will sell
by auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1914,
Mt $3.50 o'clock p. NJ,
the above mentioned lot. fronting
twenty eight fcet on the east line q
tho Boulevard, and running back bo.
tween parallel lines one hundred and
twenty-four G24 foet to an alley in
rear
TERMS: Enough in caah to pay cess
OF sale, any taxes that may bio due one
note of $3.50 and one note for 1853,
with interest on same from January q,
1913. until paid: tho residue Mt one and
two years after date, credit payments
to be evidenced BY notes, with Interest
added, and secured by doed OF trust
This sale Is made subject to q prsop
dead Of trust for 5l,575.
GEORGE n. CEASE.
Trustee
The aboye sale has been postponed until
MONDAY. FEBRUARYY IL, 1914
at o o'clock T. NJ
GEORGE NJ. CEASE,
Trustee
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soIirttor5 ano 5aIrsnlrn

REP WANTED TO
take charge of an established Rich
mono agency for an article Of TN
An1 naItIcuiars address Box 369. CITY.
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Uses. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1914.
beginning At $3.50 o'clock Il. ",
tho following. real estate. with the I'M
provements thereon. viz:
L. Tract OF land, containing "a $40
acres, fronting on tho north side Of the
Courthouse or kingsland Road. and
having thereon n new hve-room dwell
ing house. Kitchen ana outbuildlngs;
has some cleared land and sufficient
moro Gan be readily cleared up as
2 Tract of land, containing 30 5-lo
acres, adjoining tho above on the. east,
Ing on. said Kinssiand or Courthouse
Road. Immediately opposite the dwell
ing house OF said IL. \, Wells: contains
splendid open land and sufficient wood
for fuel and farm purposes and small
dwelling house thereon uhree rooms).
g. Tract Of land. containing 81 $40
tract on tho east. and from which it
was cut OF, and fronting on said Court
| land. generally level, and in fine con-
dttion.
These tracts aro admirably located
from Salem Church. about onc-haif
mile from public school. about ono milo
from the village OF Centraiia.. on tho
ard Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, two
miles from Chesterfeid Courthouse. and
first class and steadily improving COM
munity
Said real estate WIN he sold FREQ and
clear of all liens thereon. sales subject
10 the confirmation Of the court.
Plats of tho land can be seen at the
Offices OF tho nuctioneers or OF tho
trustees, and further information cheer
| fully given.
TERMS: one-thlrd OF the purchase
money Ia cash, and the residue in three
equal payments at six. twelve and cigh-
| teen months from date OF sale, carry
! Ing interest from said date, for whicl,
| residue and interest negotiable notes
to be given By each purcha ser, pay
ablo 10 his own order and by him in
! dorsed. and delivered to tho trustees
| the title to he retained by tho court
until all OF the purchase money is paid
\ and conveyance ordered by the court
., all each. Mt tho option of the pur-
chaser.
/ r. r. FLORANCE.
| Trustee In Bankruptcy.
| WIN. =. GILL,
| Trustee in Deed of Trust
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BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate AuctioneerB.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VACANT LOT ON THE EAST LINE,
OF THE BOULEVARD. BETwEEN
CARY AND TAYLOR STREETS.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the f.. Il. Taylor
Go1m , VIII DC n S,ro AZ tn n, 0i,eS'
Va, TUESDAY, February II. 1914,
at O'clock L. NJ
". i. HENDERSON,
Secretary.
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sIuilllruo lIaanffo, J'flnaIe
IRttuationg, }erofessionaI

by EXPERIENCED LADY
teacher, position, public or private
SCHOOL, Address get LOWS Street,
4 Staunton, Nn.
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for RaIe

BANKRUPT SALB.-I WILL REC EVE
bids until Wednesday. February IS,
1914. at IL o'clock NJ. for. the pur.-
chase, for cash, OF the entire stock
also for. the store furniture, fixtures.
etc. and also tho lease OF store. for
merly belonging to F.. E. ,Broughton.
Inventories at cost ss,63e.04, and the
store furniture and fixtures, at cost,
$s52.65. The stock il in good shape.
uR-,o-date; a, certified check or
$3.50. which viii be returned 10 un-
successful bidders, must accompany
ali BIDS is re rese eis Address any WI
LARD J.. DoWEIl, Trustee in Bank
ruptcy Of Z. Il. Broughton, Raleigh h,
TWO OPEN DELIVERY WAGONS.
good as new, $50 and $50.
ONE BREAK CART, s25.
HIGH-G GRADE CUSHION TIRE RUN
about; cost sl75. for $50.
ONE HIGH GRADE BUSINESS
buggy. newly painted; new rubber
WE CARRY A LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of buggies and wagons, top or open.
terms to suit.
a. MEYERS SONS. ISL EAST CARY
Street
BUY DIAMONDS DIRECT FROM
wholesalers. Five-eighths carat, blue
white perfect diamond ring. sa5:
worth $50: guaranteed ten-day offer.
{; 9; D, on approval BEck JEW
baltimore. Md
FOR SALE, A DRUG BUSINESS IN
Southside Virginia town of 1000:
good reason for selling; good chance
for druggist with some capital L. L
WETIEL, 22e3-A Hanover Avenue,
Richmond
FOR SALE, DRY GOODS AND NOTION
business In good Virginia town OF
twelve thousand population: all new
stock. Good reasons for selling.
Stock will invoice about fifty-tive
hundred. Splendid location: reason
able rent. Address l. lo6 care Times
Dispatch.
EGGS BY PARCEL POST, WEEKLY
from farm. Want regular customers.
y 80, care Times Dispatch.
FRESH EGGS, DRESSED Fowls,
broilers delivered at market prices.
Spring HILL" Woodford, Va.
AUTOMOBILE TIRES. 3eX4, SECOND
hand. l. BLUFoRD & co.
WOODS NO. 27 PLANER, HERMANCE
planer, Berlin band rcsaw, circular
resaws, shingic mills. lath mills. cdg-
ers; condition guaranteed. I BLU
FORD Il co.
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aurtiun 5ales, Jfuture soagS
A. Royal & Co.,
227 Hull Street,
and
Chas. a. Rose Co,
IS North Eighth Street.
Heal Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE

THREE VALUABLE SMALL. FARMS
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA,
ABoUUT ONE MILE FROM CEN
TRAI.IA. ON RICHMOND AND Pr
TERSBURG ELECTRIC LINE AND
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD.
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YANTED--IF YOU WANT POSITION
ms fireman. brakeman. electric motor
Z man, conductor. coiored train or
sleeping car porter. first-class Nor
folk and Baltimore roads, $50 10 S1s5
NECESSARY. no strike. incloso stamp:
name position wanted. Passes and
Uniforms furnished when necessary.
Address RAILWAY INST, Dept s..
indianapolis, Ind
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aurtfon sales. Chts Dap
High Constable Sale

viii soil by public auction. on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1914,
Ii o'clock a. NJ.
1T 1913 West Main. tho following prop
erty, TO satisfy q distress warrant CDR.
g. Tompkina VS.. Ardelle Ink Coz. in
my hands:
0tiiee Partition and lot OF Ink, etc
TERMS: Cash.
w. H. WYATT. JR,
Fl @ O.
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9eftfngs

Hot Springs, vn.. February 10. IaiI.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Virginia Hot Springs Company--Tho
annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Virginia Hot Springs Company
Tor tho purpose of ciectinG directors
and for the transaction of such othor
business as may lawfully como be-
fore tho said meeting. including tho
approval of all OF the acts or tho
hoard OF directors and OF NIL COM
nittces thereof of the said company
in the past year, Will be held in the
office OF the said conlp auy In the
Homestead Hotel. at Hot Springs.
Va. on SATURDAY. the 2sth day OF
February, 1914, at II a. NJ Tho
transfer books Will be closed Friday,
February 20, at 8 T. NJ. and remain
closed until 10 \. NJ. Monday, March
.. 1914.
Office Virginia Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company.
Richmond. Va, February 4, 1914
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING - TIE,
regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF this company will be held
at the company's office on TUESDAY,
the i7th inst. at ! 2 O'Clock NJ.
VIM. III. MCCARTHY.
Jecrotary
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lses. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1914.
at o'clock p NJ.
the aforementioned desirable property.
The house is I'm good condition and the
lot is extra nice. This property Is I'm
proving In value each year, and will
probably go at a sacrifice.
TERMS: One-half cash; balance at
two or three years, or all cash.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
Auctioneers
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Thai ti, !!AHhxE BROS. Jeweiers. 'p 81
and nd. itEMouNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LAlEsI STYLES Old gold and
silver olways taken in exchange
CHARLES o. BURCH. PRIVATE DE-
.es.ise agency. 500 Park Building,
roe 1856. Richmond. Va.
-AaaEsIoS PIPE. AND BOILER Gov
eilhs WIZ save you from 20 TO 40
per cent or fuel. These facts can DO
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pesp 11lantep. Scale

WANTED. At ARMINIus PYRITfS
MINES. Mineral, Va. on Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway. Nifty machine rum
.fners. machine helpers and mine la
borers. Comfortable dwellings: good
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
Businf5s QppurtunlIp

RICHMOND CONCERN WITH FES1,
growing business needs addition
capital and has good position omen
Tor an executive man OF business ~
peFience. Position VIII pay good snl-
airy. and money Invested viii b. used
30 promote the business. References
cNGhahse0. rare chance for tho
tisht party. Address tirst letter 10
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CHANCE Fop
young man desiring to go into bust
ness Is offered To one who has seycraI
thousand dollars to invest. with his
services. IN going business which
manufactures II standard staple line
or trade-marked products with SELL
ing hcld unlimited; q business thar
gan build up to international sales
Money investment TO he used 10 In
crease business. This oppor;unit,,
VIII bear strict investigation per
sonal interview arranged by letter.
Address ID 304, care Times Dispatch.
NAN OF BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
and ability wanted to Join adyer-
user, VINO controls voting stock in
Virginia corporation, established in
hlchmond more than six years with
saies that have about doubled for
hve years. and has prospects Of build :
Ing UP an immense business. Man
who can invest $4,000 or more can
ilnd an excellent opening State past
business experience and full mar
ticulars In first letter Address FOR
Va. ~