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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-28

In the matter OF No. 17I5
WALLER G. HAZARD. IN
Bankrupt, Ronkruntc,.
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FOR RENT-Flass.

FOX rent, Groom fiat furnished or I'M
furnished. 213 West Grace Street
MODERN i-room flat; hot water heat.
electric lights; rent. $40. 322 North
Harrison 80
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WANTED-Farrns.
FOR kENT-Real Estate.

S15 q month will rent three-story
building near Fourteenth and Main
streets. Suitable for shop or storage
Richeson & Crutchfield. Eleventh and
Bank Streets.
GARAGE for rent. Shafer Street, rear
or So West Franklin. Apply ST
West Franklin
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.
FOR SALE-Horses-

WANTED, to hire n horse to make a
few deliveries. Call Madison 4l65
+. II. White, 900 North Thirty third
Street.
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FOR RENT-Stores.
No. 9O4 East Broad
Street

most desirable store and high
pitchcd concrete basement. Central
location. Desirable for restaurant or
billiard parlor ana cigar store. or for
drug store. See us about this store
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10 the creditors OF WALLER c. HAZ-
ZAHp or Richmond, In the County
or itenrico. and district aforesaid
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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FOR RENT-Room.

BRIGHT basement for fraternity or
business. 904 East Marshall Street.
FURNISHED rooms. central location
. South Fifth Street.
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No. 1929 West Main
Street

Corner store, Hight and attractive.
In thickly settled section, near large
new school. Nice location for grocery
or drug store. Rent very reasonable
RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS CO,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.,
Main and Seventh Streets.
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FOR rent, nice bright apartment, Q
rooms and bath. Possession at once !;
no children. Tnc Franklin, 30l East
Franklin Street,
WILL sublet a beautiful, new. modern
apartment of rooms and bath, near
Davis Monument, for S45 per month.
Steam heat and janitor service frae.
Address A as. care Times Dispatch
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

ONLY 2 4-room apartments left at the
Caroline, III North Third; strictly
modern and heat furnished. Also T.
room modern apartment at ll3 North
Third. Call for rent list. Jas. H.
CrenShaW.
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WANTED-Rooms.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD opportunity open for com
pctsnt tobacco buyer upon an old
ton. Commission basis. Good oppor-
tunity references required. Address
ID iiS. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. 10 conGcnial, sport-lovinr
2,i00 acres along the Savannah River
DUCKS. quail, squirrels, turkeys and
nccr flne investment as well as
hnntinE. For particulars address
tanker Lock Box 10 Springfield, Ga.
BIGGEST dividends come through odr-
cation. Our business and shorthand
courses lead TO paying positions i'm
mediately on graduating. Send for
catll0Eue. Massey Business College
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. black and whit. setter dog
=, h!ihd IN ono eye, answers TO name
Hoh. Reward II returned to T. d
Nlchaels, 800 North i.ombardy Street
tif Inc person who was seen to take
box containing q pair OF trousers
AZ Ncket office window, Slain street
nmtGh'.pi'. VII! return same TO 300 North
De asked
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.WANTED, men TO learn barber l!..c.
few weeks required; steady positions
for. competent graduates; wonderful
demand for BARRIERS. Free catalogue.
Richmond Barber College. Richmond,
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HELP w..NrED-rrofessional.

WANTED. a physician to act as med
zeal director for 100000 Insurance
company now forming. Best business
men In this vicinity identified with the
aGn,crprise Prefer party that will take
financial interest. Correspondence con-
fdentiai. Address y 80, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. competent lady TO teach girl
IS years old few subjects three times
a week. Address 80. care Times
Dispatch
WANTED. physician for good country
practice. Address l. 2o7, care Times
Dispatch
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MiLLER.-Died, September ~, 1915, at
$50 y. NJ. WILLIAM MILLER aged
iefehty-two years. He is survived by
his wife. three SONG and daughter
- funerh! from his late residence. 3us
East Clay Street. Funeral private
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MAN to cut wood near city. 4 East
/" Clay Street
WANTED, good concrete finishers at
once. Public Employment Bureau,
Room s. City Hall
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FOR RENT-Business Property.

FOR rent. desirable office. eleventh
Hoor, Virginia Railway and Powe
Building. Apply 9. &. o. Coal and COX,
Power BUILDING o"'
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

FURNISHED rooms and board. cen,ra,
location. Modern convenIenccs Rea
Sonablc rates. Mrs. Graham. 500 East
Franklin.
WANTED. couple or young men for
large, nicely furnished room; modern
steam heated home. Private ranilv.
Gintcr Paik. Address Il 80. care Times
Dispatch
BEAUTIFUL rooms and good board at
10 West Grace
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LIGHT housekeeping suite. front
rooms; private family. 11S South

TWO unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping: water and gas. Apply
sol East Main Street
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FOR s.1LE-Real Estate



FOR sale. James River. waterfront at
S3hoO per acre, near tho most thriv-
'hH seaport on the Atlantic coast. That
sounds too Sood TO be true. doesn't it?
Ara II ~ Good waterfront. too: SO acres
ni 1t. all high ana dry and we'll set
IN small timber. which will. cut Il guam
NY OF cordwoOd and cedar posts. Nice
HI"r shore about one third of II mile
III length. Seven miles from Newport
News, mile from Newport News Rich
mond auto boulevard, This is n rare
opportunity. Has boen held at sion
pr acre and several years ago an offer
o. $50 per acre for it was refused.
"NOTHER unusual bargain Is one OF
me finest farms in Warwick County.
containing iI5 acres. 75 cleared. ball
ance In timber. estimated ut $4,000.
me S.room house. good barns and
outbuildings. all with galvanized roofs
al high. self -drained land; 3 IA miles
10 TWO railroad stations; good roads;
near store, etc. Price for quick sale
"nly $4,000. Two years ago the price
M this place was $4,000. You can
"uy crops. implements and stock. Pos
session any time. VIII make very easy
."rins. Let us know when Won will
be here TO see these places
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HELP WANTED-NIale.

and local agents for our world wide
general agency business. Experience
unnecessary; no stock Of merchandise
TO buy; operate from your own home
In spare time. You should make from
$50 TO 500 per week. Write TO-DAY for
free information b f.. Loos 50 -.
West Walnut Street. Des Moinca
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
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FOR RENT.

Centrally located two-story and
basement building, containing l.40O
square feet per floor. Suitable for
printing establishment, light manu-
featuring or storage.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR s. son.
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FOR rent. . nicely furnished. front
ICONS: use of phone; cheap rent. Ap-
II. 10 Ill East Grace Street
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NOTICE-Bankrupc


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERN DIsTRicr OF "fRG fN EAST
wALLlEshs G, S'"i HAz e No. in MS
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
To the creditors OF WALLER C. HAz-
ZAHp. OF Richmond, in the County
OF Itenrico. and district aforesaid
Notice Is hereby given that on the
said WALLER G. FIAZZARD was duly
adjudtcated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held
~ :, my office; Rooms No. sOe and 500
ocToaER, 4. D., isiS. a, 10 O'clock Hs IN IN
.ne forenoon, at which time the said
appoint a trustee, examine tho bank
rupt and transact such other busines,
as may properly como before said meet-
Ing
THos. B. SNEAp.
so,,. ,Roferee in Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERN DISTRICT OF TiRGiNiA.
l T.,
ERNEST TfIOkiPSON CAR
TER, In
Ban rupt Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors OF ERNEST THOMP-
SON CARTER, of Richmond. in the
County or Henrlco, and district afore-
said-I'ankrupt:
., Notice is hereby, given that on the
23d day OF September, A. D.. 1915. the
said ERNEST THOMPSON CARTER was
duly adjudicated bankrupt. and that the
first meeting OF his creditors will DO
held In my office. Rooms No. s02 and
So3. American National Bank Building,
Richmond. Va. on the 9TH DAY OF OC-
ToBER, y. D.. 1915. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said credI-
tors may attend. prove their claims.
appoint trustee. examine the bank,
rupt and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy
September 81. 1916.
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TWO nicely furnished rooms. private
bath, hot water. steam heat for
young men. Hanover Apartments.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

FlRGlN1A1GAROLINA CHEMICAL co.
Office of Treasurer
Richmond, Va, Sept. 30 1915
DIVIDEND No so
declared n dividend of two per cent
S2@), the same being quarterly divi-
aend NO. so, on the preferred stock OF
when checks will be mailed to all pre,
ferred ockholders of record at the
close or business on September 30, 1918.
). w. TRAVERS,
Treasurer.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

FOR sale. one share of Cohoke Fishing
T, AiSsssoclatton stock. Room 200, Park
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WANTED-Agcnts
WANTED-SalesInen.

WANTED. good salesman, able to
handle all classes of trade. Must be
terred. Apply Letter g.. r. o. Box 265.
Charlottesville, Va.
WANTED. salesmen; good side line.
Liberal commission. y %, care
Times Dispatch.
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ONE furnished room. heat, for Q or 3
young men; private family. Apply
sol East Main Street.
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BOARDING.
Hlr yrERST'Ep

40 West Grace Street. hot-wa ter
heated rooms: modern >convcnicnccs:
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"ANTED-BuSiness,

WANTED. to get in touch with one de-
siring TO sell or lease modern hotel
IN town of about 10000 Inhabitants.
Address l. POS, care Times Dispatch.
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SIXTY-FIFTH YEAR.
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THE BEST MEDIUM IN
20, THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
IFIED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES. DISPATCH
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WANT AID. RATES.
i.DNI.Y. cent n word when paid In al
: vance No ad taken for less than 10 cents
SSUNDAY, ono and one half cents a word for
:. All classified ads. eacpet Situation Wanted
ny one cent word. No al. taken for less
than Is ccnts
NJ ADS. taken for less than % cents when
charged or phoned In Phoncd orders moi
suaranteed classification not guaranteed
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FOR SALE-An in1ais.

| HORSES and mules for hire by day.
week or month. for sale or exchange
Suilivan's stable. COS East Gary Also
! Boarding horses wanted.
| FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES, MULES
- AT CRULLiS STABLES. IS SOUTH
F! TENTH STREET
The Washington herald., 1915-08-03
nSazK&.

gales on the Georgia and Northeast Florida coasts.
The depression over the Lower Ohio Valley has
also assumed more definite formation. and with the
high AREA TO the northwsrd and northeastward has
caused general showers the northern and cen
tral districts cast Of the Rocky Mountains There
were asn local showers in the Gulf States. while in
tho Southwest and extreme West the weather was
fair
II is considerably cooler in thu Missouri and
Upper Mississippi valleys and the Uprcr Lake re-
giOn, and generally warmer in the Northwest.
especially Western Idaho and the eastern por'
tions Of Oregon and Washington. where the maxi
mm temperatures ranged from 81 TO 100 degrees
Temperatures aso slightly lower in the Atlantic
States. although generally above 90 degrees from
Southeast Pennsylvania solIthward.
Unsettled shovrry weather will continue Tuesday
from the Upper Lake region and the Ohio Valley
eastward and also in the South Atlantic States
and probably "wednesday in the Middle Atlantic
States and New England.
1t will be cooler Tuesday in the Ohio Valley, the
Lower Lake region. and the Middle Atlantic
States and continue coci in the Upper Lake region
followed by rising temperature "Wednesday.
Storm warnings displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Savannah to Fort Monroe.
The winds along the North Atlantic and Middle
Atlantic Coast will be moderate north and north
east on the South Atlantic coast fresh to strong.
mostly southerly Tuesday. diminishing Wednesday
and becoming variable: on the Gulf coast moderate
southeriy; ON the Upper Lakes moderate to fresh
northeast TUESDAY: rain and continued cool: on the
LOwer LAKES mcderate northeast Tuesday; shower.
and cooler
Local Temperature Midnight. "a: a. m, q;
a. M, n; 6 a. m. "A: a. m: rs: 10 a. m. So; L
noon. 81; 2 p. m. 50; y. IN. %; p. M. s.;
p m. N; 10 2. m. a. Highest. o. lowest, q.
Relative humidity-s a. M. s6: r. M, 81:
n. m. a. Rainfall 70 p tn p. M. r Hour
Of sunshine. SO. Per cent Of possble slnschinc, ~
Temperature same date last year-Highes'. s.
&c
The Washington herald., 1915-08-03
An Immediate Duty in Mexico.

Official announcement that a conference on
the Mexican situation is to be held at the State
Department next Thursday among the diplomatic
representatives of six South American Republics
and officials of the United States government,
disposes of two statements published yesterday,
one that President Wilson had decided to recog-
nize Carranza, and another that he had decided
to recognize Tagle, minister of justice In Ma
dero's cabinet, as provisional President of Mex
iee Obviously such a conference would not be
invited if the administration had already detef-
mined upon a course of action.
While the conference suggests the beginning
of another effort to discover a permanent solu-
ton OF the Mexican problem, the people of this
country at the moment are profoundly moved by
the desperate plight of Americans and other for
eigners in Mexico City. Immediate action is i'm
perative to relieve them from starvation and op-
preston, and as means to accomplish this an
pression and as a means to accomplish this an in
ternationa diplomatic conference, with all the de-
lays that the term implies is not to be considered.
1t is devoutly to be hoped that our government,
acting promptly and independently of any other.
will find way to convey succor to these distressed
people and to amelorate the terrible conditions
which now prevail. For years this stigma has
rested upon the United States. The thought that
it may remain throughout another long period
of negotiation must be repugnant to Americans.
As for Thursdays conference, it is improbable
that President Wilson will be present in person.
and whatever it may accomplish would seem to
relate to the somewhat distant future. Presunl-
ably the interests of European powers and the
application of the Monroe Doctrine as we'll as the
question of recognition of provisional Presi-
dent will be discussed, and following this pre-
liminary interchange of views the South Ameri-
can diplomats will begin correspondence with
their governments. Ultimately the result may be
the formulation of a policy in which the United
States will be- given at least the moral support of
some of the South American nations, an achieve
ment which if it docs not overawe the lawless
Mexican factions may gain from them the re-
spect which even the armed expedition to Vera
Cruz against Huerta failed to inspire.
The government of the United States, how
ever, has duty to perform toward its suf-
fering citizens and those of other countries in
Mexico City that ought not to await the results
of an international diplomatic conference.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-03

This war among the English sadly puz-
xled the red warriors Of the forest.
War between the king of the French
and the king of the English they un-
derstood; il was war of hostile peoples:
but tliis war of the English against their
chiefs? ''You are two brothers" they
said. "of one blood"
The Mohawks deemed II rome subtle
treachery, as their great chief did. the
redoubtable Joseph Brant. himself trained
with the English boys In Mr.. Wheelooks
school at Lebanon and taught to see the
white man close at hand: and the Cayu-
Gas and Senecas followed them In their
allegiance to the mighty sachem who
''lived over the great lake." their friend
ans ally time out of mind.
The Onondagas held of. neutral The
oneidas and Tuscaroras. among whom
MIR. Kirkland was missionary. aided the
patriots when they could, because he
wished II. but would not take the war
path. =,
+ There were white loyalists. too. as well
q. red. on that far frontier.
Sir John johnson was their leader.
Their regiment of Royal Greens. together
with John Buffers Tory rangers. con-
stituted the bulk OF st. Leger's motley
force of 1.7oo red men and white. Scot
tish highlsnders, stubborn Englishmen
hot against the revolution, and restless
1rishmen. for the nonce on the side of
authority. filled their ranks.
But even there, in Sir William John
sons one-time Kingdom. enemies OF King
and Parliament mustered stronger yet.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-03
An Unpleasant Duty.

Free government was never greater failure
in Haiti than it is today. At the same time Haiti
was never less desirable as an addition to the
States OF the American Union. No one wants an
nexation. Nevertheless, it becomes the duty oi
the government at Washington to intervene polit-
ically in the affairs OF the Black Republic Amer
ican interests demand it. and European interests
require it Especially have we duty to perform
toward France, whose legation was invaded by
the mob that slew President Gulaume Sam and
afterward hacked him to pieces In dischargine
that duty it is necessary to- restore and maintain
adopt whatever measures may be necessary for
the welfare of the misgoverned Haitian people,
New York Sun.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-03

SAYS Boston woman who is seeking di-
vorce: "Three years plenty long enough to
live with any man. The average wife knows down
deep in her heart she would welcome divorce
that she longs to try her luck a homemaker
of another" That she believes in practicng what
she breaches is proved by the fact that she lived
three years with each of her two former husbands
and has been married to the present one about
the same length of time If she wins her suit, it
is possible the court may see for refusing
to permit her to resume any of her former names.
Her present name is Blight
The Washington herald., 1915-08-03
Wane Of the Jitney Fever.

Kansas City was one of the first Of the larger
cities of the United States to contract the ;,ncy
fever in yirulent form, and is now suffering from
the reaction. One of the largest jitney companies
has gone into bankruptcy, and most Of the Others
have raised their price to 10 cents 1t is admitted
by the jitncy men there they cannot pay expenses,
provide for depreciation and renewal and make a
profit at scent fare. This instance will be cited
as confirmation of the claim made by trolley Of
hcias that the jitney is an ephemeral phenomenon
which will disappear as speedily as il came into
existencei that there are certain nexorable laws
governing the matter Of transportation that make
the success OF the jitney as competitor Of the
trolley impossible The truth seems to be that
the real feld Of usefulness Of the jncy, If it has
such field, has not yet been determined and
that it will require much experimentation to de-
terminc just what niche it shall occupy as a
means Of passenger transportation. The best guess
seems to be that it will have its greatest success
where It 10 made complementary to the trolley
rather than m rivalry thereto.-Newark News
The Washington herald., 1915-08-03
! AfpX1YIFWM :5.X1IYIFf3WS
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Lewis. In 1912 Louis, the Lump mixed
up in a gang fight In Franklin street and
was arrested. His friends along the Bow
cry put UP Si,o0o bail and Louis. the Lump,
was not seen again until he walked in
and gave himself up the other day.
He had wandered abou. the country
and finally became conscience-stricken n
because the money his friends put up for
him as bail was forfeited. He has been
sent to Sing Sing.
Tiny Longley, who won his name be-
cause of his six feet four and 300 pounds
of avoirdupois. slipped away from his
Broadway cronies the other day to so
on a belated honeymoon. 1t developed
that in January he had married Mrs.
Mary Mortimer.
Longley. the week before. cleaned up
$1,000 in Steel in the Street. and he de-
cided that it was enough for a honey
moon trip. He gave up his apartment in
the Waldorf and he and Mrs. Longley dis
appeared.
Longley has been a prominent sports
man on Broadway for years. He Is q
millionaire and was interested in fast
motor cars. yachts, horse races. first
nights, hotel restaurants and roof gar
dens.
son sends the Kaiser a sharp note the
latter responds with a fiat denial.
Attorney Robert Simpson. who Ia sum-
mering at Point Pleasant, y. j.. has found
that mosquitoes are disregarding the laws
OF humanity. I'VE should take up arms
against them" he announces. and fight
them to the last Itch
THE Primrose Way from the Winter
Garden seems to be the reigning musical
hit of the week in the trotteries.