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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-14

1t has been said that young Mr.. Duke successfully
resisted many onslaughts his heart. Equally Miss
Iidde easily Mr.. Duke, with all his
millions and his prestige, found the winning Tony
Riddles daughter arduous task. His rivals &
thick blackberries in Summer, but. fortunately for
him. lie happened fill the specifications that Miss
Bddle had drawn up two years ago what she
thought her husband should be-
And these specifications are the Of the romance
which is of such interest to society home and abroad
Now begin TO why the little sketch OF Mi.
Bddie necessary. Little Miss Biddle was brought
up on boxing gloves wrestling Oxford Bibles
athletics generally She talked the iargon Of the
before she battered in French and German. She knew
what half Nelson before she knew the date Amer
lea was discovered and physiology merely another
for solar pexus
On her fifteenth birthday however. Miss Cordea
cided that she utterly weary of everything athletic
If | ever marry, she said to her mate at board
ing school, Il will choose man who has seen
prizetght, who does not know how to box wTestle
play football Or baseball do anything all but
read books and be quiet.
In the beginning Miss Biddes parents did take
ously. Mrs. Biddle too busy leading Philadelphia
society and Mr. Biddle busy teaching his Bible
class row TO fight and his fighting friends how to study
the Bible waste much time on their daughters
yagaries.
But when said daughter began turning down one
after another OF the best egbles of Philadelphia they
began sit up and take sharp notice. Gallant gradu-
from Princeton. Yale and Harvard and sturdy
dergraduates from the L. OF p got the habit of always
being III the picture whenever the 3idde beauty
view. They met with short shrift.
The trouble that they all knew that she the
lighting daughter Of fighting father, and naturally
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not only done more quickly, but more
cheaply, easily and handlly. Combina.
tons of salts, TO he sure, produce diff.
Ierent. yet perfectly constant, colo:s.
l4ithum chloride Is made a bright yellow
color whe malone in the cathode rays,
but when mixed or dissolved in sulphate
OF potash lilac hue results. Pure car
donate OF potash acquires reddish tint,
but in solution OF sulphate OF potash
a vivid green is made. No matter how
small the amount--One speck Of one to
hundredth thousand parts OF water or
another salt--the appropriate color is
produced.
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often. a thick coat, a linen dress, H$
or something of this nature is Eg
looked completely through. The NE
moon beams Or a freight in Ssa
semi-darkness is so rich with Ell
N-rtys, ultraviolet, or infrared
rays that the persons In happy
possession of these super" sort Miss
OF eyes see right through a solid
form, which they mistake for Il
himsy. veil-like spectre. Reality
is temporarily mistasen for spirit
ulity.
Researches by the great physicist, Pro
fessor e. Goldstein soon to be announced
from Germany, bring all or these matters
into closer relationship than ever before
with human progress.
He has found that if cathode rays fall
on certain salts. such as table salt. potash,
and the like, vivid colOrs are immedi.
ately produced in these salts. This and
other new discoveries of his form class
OF phenomena which seems 10 constitute
n new condition of matter which no one
has ever before realized.
~ Great Britain Rights Reserved.
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Mrs. James Duke, the Lone
Aunt of MIR. Angler, Who
Tried SO Hard to Marry
Him into European
Aristocracy.
Aristocracy.

Not that Philadelphia thinks it at all strange that
Young MT. Duke passed up prncesses and duchesses
and things like that for little Miss Biddle. Far from
ihey only wonder how little Miss Biddle could bend
SO iar as TO take up mere Duke-even with fifty
millions!
Just why she did it furnishes the title this i'll
tcrcstinS romance and proves TO that although
trees are bent as the twig is inclined, there other
twgs that get tired OF being inclined that they just
Biddle to tell truth, picked out Mr. Duke because
ne was totally unlike Papa Tony. and, presumably
because Mrs. Duke size wouldn't have the inter
esting but curious environment she has known ever
since she babY.
Now. just there is family higher than mid
die OF the PEDESTAL which stand the Biddles of Pla
delphia so among the Bddes there is Bidder
than the A. j. DrcXe BddleS The only thing that has
distressed fashionable society there is that Mr. A. ].
Drexel Biddle, or Tony, he is called, has never
been content to go in the time hOnored ancient
manner OF the Bddies and OF Philadelphia.
First of ALL he blossomed real pugilist. Not
amateur. but very capable Jack McAufc
his sparring partner. but Bob Ftzsimmons and
built special gymnasium in his home and fitted it up
with fighting ring de luxe. The Bddle .ome swarmed
boxing days with pugi;ists and trainers.
Mrs. Bddle and the fashonables for time terribly.
1t hard for Mrs.. Bidde to he carrying real
social function with the latest pet poet rectng
daisy say, and have the reading punctuated b.!
the sound of body blows from the gymnasium and shouts
of THAT coricr. Tony" Soak him in the solar"
etc. etc Finally. indeed, Mrs. Bidde put her foot
down and there prize nights in the
elusive Biddie mansion
But. besides being fine pugilis Mr.. Biddle is deeply
interested in Christianity He Sunda y-school
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class every Sunday. Some of his best
boxers have come from il. This also
provided a curious atmosphere for
little Miss Biddle. Finally, Mr. Bid.
lie Joined the ranks Of the Billy Sun
layers. On January ., last year. he
declared forever for teetotalism, an
nounced there was more punch in
glass of milk than in a glass Of
whiskey, and turned his wine cellar
literally out into the gutter.
Years ago." said Mr.. Biddle, ~
drank quart OF rum day. Never
again."
And exclusive Walnut street paused
while Mr.. Biddlc's servants brought
out bottle after bottle OF fine wines
and let the contents of the bottles
flow down the gutter.
All this seems to be more about
Mr.. Biddle than his adorable daugh-
ter, but it is necessary TO show that
what Miss Biddle apparently found
q trifle ODDreSSiVe
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A@@>eRh
MIR. Angler Duke, Whom Miss
Biddle Will Marry.

I'D pa '"s s "'@"''' over "' 'n J" 'ss
Mayhower?" once asked an
a"cstricken beholder of their gloves
at Philadelphia assembly ball.
oh, my dear" answered the
shocked listener. nothing so parve.
hu. 1t was the ark, at least"
Which anccdote gives a hint as 10
the interest the engagement of Miss
Cordelia Biddle, the beautiful young
daughter OF y. j. Drcxcl Biddle. 10
Angler Duke, the heir TO he tobacco
millions Of Benjamin NJ. Duke, is
causing in Philadelphia just now
Altogether young Mr.. Duke will in.
hcrit about s5O,000,0OO and has for
years been stalked by we'll nigh
every ambitious mamma in America.
Besidcs,s he was the subject OF q
special foreign campaign By his
charming aunt, Mrs. James Duke.
who took him abroad with the earnest
intention OF marrying him into one
or the noblcst families. Young Mr..
-, L.,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

COOklNf grease and fats, hotels res
taurants, boarding houscs. etc: save
you" grease ana fat We will pay
cash Tor II according TO quality
Richmond Refining Company, III North
seventeenth Street. Richmond.
WANTED, carpets TO dust and scour by
the latest improved machinery 9Xla
only 81. All kinds OF carpets renovated
very reasonably. New York CARPET
Cleaning Co. Randolph 20S6.
WAETEp: washing 10 do At home
ll6-A West Hin Street.
WANTED. to buy for cash n second
some good make OF car. Address Il. Il.
Is. State cash price. Danville Va
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40 West Grace Street. hot water
heated rooms: modern convcniences;
board.
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To the creditors OF a NJ. RRITTON, of
the partnership firm OF i.augerbaum
n Britton. and individually. OF Rich
nond i'll the County OF Henrico, and
Notice IS hereby given that on the
10th day OF April, y. ID. 1915, the sa id
a. NJ. BRlTTON, trading as aforesaid,
bankrupt, and that the first meeting or
his creditors will be held in my Office,
Rooms No. S02 and S03 American Ma
tional Bank Building, Richmond Va,
on the BOTH DAY OF APRIL, A. r..
1915, ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon at
which time the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims. appoint a
trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
THOS. e. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy
April 10 1915
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rOR SALE-Farms


233-ACRE farm for sale in Spotsyl-
Nania County, Va. Good dwelling
ana outbuildings Ideal location for
country store. Terms. $500 cash. T.
j. smith. i22 Dickinson Street. Charles
ton. w. Va.
DANDY suburban farm located on troll :
ley line, only fcw minutes ride from
city. Place contains 10 acres OF
good land; attractive residence of :
rooms and halls . porches all In good
condition. Price, only $500: easy
terms or all cash. This is a bargain.
Apply to l.. Q. EoX ST.
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PAINTING AND PAPERING

WANTED, to paint your house for cash
or credit. Box l25
If you want your home beautited, let
MS do your papering and pa hitting at
the most reasonable prices for first
class work. We also make n specially
OF out -of-tOwn work r. T. Gardner.
l35 West Main street. Phone Madison
S36l
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

VIRGINIA Railway and Power Com
pany, 149 Broadway. New York City.
March &c. 19l5.-Thc board OF directors
Company this day declared a dividend
Of one and one -half per cent. equal to
Sl.50 per share, on the common stock
1915 TO common stockholders of record
on April >. 1915. Thu transfer hooks
Will not be closed. Dividend checks
VIII be mailed. @. q. Williams. Trens-
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FOR RENT-Roon1s.

NICELY furnished. large front room
The Nirginan. Fifth and Main,
Suite
NICELY furnished rooms, ZIG and us
East Marshall street, Mrs. j. L. FittZ.
TWO connecting rooms. with private
bath. Also one single room with
bath. All strictly modern. 1G4l West
Grace Street. Phone Madison 1927 w.
FURNISHED rooms. i North Sixth.
between Franklin and Main Streets.
TcS West Grace. nice room, select
locality. Board convenient.
FOR rent. bright furnished room, cen
trail location. Phone Randolph $3.50.
SINGLE apartment. completely fur
nished for housekeeping, bath ad-
joining. lO4 West Grace.
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FOR sale, for want OF use. ono or two
mules. weighing 1850 pounds. y. r.
Savage * Son.
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DREssNLAKING AND MILLINERY.

SEE our new spring and summer mil
inery, our new suits and dresses for
ladies' misses and children. High
class, but not high priced. Buy your
Easter hat and suit from us; alteration
free. Mrs julius Bear, l+2l East Main
Street
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TRANSFERS

c. Z. MILLNERS Transfer, moving and
Grating furniture especially. trunks
hauled. claim checks Issued at the
house for your baggage. two men on
3o2 North Ninth Street. Phone Madi-
son J4i5.
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HELP WANTED-N1nle.

90 white men wanted 10 take trip with
horses to Europe. good pay: no adj
vanccs. BE ut {. & o. Depot before
$3.50 to-day or see for the II O'Clock
shipment Virginia business Exchange
ZIG North Second.
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FOR SALE-RraI Estate.


FOR sale, l0-room furnished cottage at
Buckroc: all modern improvements:
best location on beach. a bargain can
DC had III thts property If taken before
the season opens. For photo and
further particulars. address j Il. War
rcn, BOX 81. Newport News. Va.
FOR sale. on Colonial Avenue, west
side. nice building lot below the
market value. Address II 24j, care
Times Dispatch.
FOR sale, on Three Chopt Road. near
the new Richmond College. beautiful
building lots on easy terms, Without
Interest and taxes Address II pa, care
Times Dispatch
FOR sale. Monument Avenue. in Nom
uncnt Heights, 30 feet: bargain to
quick buyer: owner needs money Adj
dress { I36. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. at WcsthnmptOu, on the car
line. nice building lots on easy terms,
without interest and without taxes
Address I35. care Times Dispatch
FOR sale at Wcsthampton, nice lots
from SO 10 50 per foot: easy terms
without interest and taxes. Address 4
23G. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. 30 feet on Monument Ave
nue.. III Monument Heights. AT $50
per front foot ii sold ut once. Adj
dress - 23j. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale i0-room furnished cottage at
RuCkroc: all modern improvements:
best location on beach. a bargain can
be had in this property II taken before
the season opens. For photo and fur
ther particulars, address i. f. Warren
Bon 81, Newport News. Va
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FOR SALE-Business.
AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sale, slightly used 1914 model
Cadillac car, I-passenger; extra
tires, seat covers: insurance and license
with car: nrst-class condition. a 600,
care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. Ford touring car. good con
dttion; over 800 equipment. III.
O. Wright, kahler Motor Company.
FOR sale, Ford runabout. In good con-
dition Price right. H. O. Wright.
kahler Motor Company.
JITNEY bus, good condition, new tires.
cheap. Phone Boulevard 1917.
1914 fve-passengcr car with self-starter
and electric lights. fully equipped and
in good mechanical condition; can be
bought a a sacrifice. q GA care Times
Dispatch.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

STILL have old. perfectly dry oak and
pine blocks, but try oak and pine
slab. the summer cooking wood;
quickest, cheapest. Few more tons
spliint slack steam for furnaces. 50
ton. u. T. Long. 1906 West Broad
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HELP WANTED-Fcmale.


WANTED. middlc-aEed lady to run
small summer hotel in the mountains
OF Virginia. Place in question is an
old. well known resort. Rates. from
$3.50 10 S25 per week. Do not apply
unless you have experience in similar
places and you have acquaintance
among this class of patrons. state ex-
perience. age and salary expected. Adj
dress H. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, experienced cook for board
inE-house. city reference rcqukcd.
Good wages, with room. 203 East
Grace.
YOUNG lady TO feed job press. Please
state salary expected. * l01 care
Times Dispatch.
LADIES. Immediately. Home work
evenings. Stamping coupons. etc, IS
per 1000. STEADY No experience No
canvassing. Excellent opportunity
Enclose stamp. Erina Speciality Co.
Toronto. ont.
ANY one make Sl2 weekly. Copy let
ters at home evenings. For Il quick
answer. enclose Il seif-addresscd en-
velope Writer Co. 1l5 Mulberry, Bris-
toll. Pa.
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FOR SALE-anrnlsls,
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES. MULES.
AT CRUI4'S STABLES. Is SOUTH
TENTH STREET.

sbt need Of Of fooa
from 500 pounds to 1850 pounds. Price
f12b per pair up. and horses and mares
SIS head np This s,oss Irt Is
good condition. and Will DO sold under
full guarantee. II not az represented
money refunded.
FOR salc-Iiaving no further use for
years old. sound Price. $3.50: /
pair will weigh 2.4oo pounds. Price.
5000: pair. 4 years old weigh 1000
Price. S325; pair cheap mules for sl75.
weigh 2,U0u pounds. Also ! pair mules
for $3.50. Buy now and save high war
call and sec this stock before buying.
They are all IN fine condition. Can be
seen. at Cranes Southern Transfer
Half square from Main Street station.
No connection with any other stable
FOR sale, several head OF horses and
mules for sale. Good shape, and Just
out of winters work. Selling FOR
lack of use during summer months.
or single. Lyme II Harris Coal Yard.
Fifteenth and Dock Streets.
FOR sale. | pair OF mules. and s
years old. weigh 400 pounds. guar
anteed to work ans where you put them.
single or double, price 500. good
FUSED: grocery wagon, good as new
gentle pony. suitabl. for ladies or
children: also several sets of light and
heavy harness The above stock can
he seen at Sullivan's Stable, COS East
Cary Street.
FOR sale, for want OF use ono or two
=. mules. weighing l.25o pounds. " X.
Savage * Son
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WANTED-RcaI Estate.

LIST your farms with J. A Connolly
& Co. Write postal fcr necessary
blanks.
WANTED. furnished house or apart
inent in suburbs. with shade. Must
be reasonable. Apply - Ebcl Building
Phone Randolph COS
WE have quick buyer for 90 TO % acres.
Must have to 6-room cottage and be
close TO Ashland car line or r.. l.. IL T.
Railroad, not far from Richmond. Price
not over $50 an acre. Write us quick
what you have, ana terms. Morton G;
Thalhimer, First National Bank
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

rooms with board in Dri-
vate home on Monument Avenue;
lovely summer location. Phone Bouie-
ward 91s-J.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Gu CUMBERLAND Teachers Agency, Box
81. Knoxville. Tenn. Supplies
schools with teachers and teachers
with schools. Write to-day for blanks
and other information.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20

WANTED. al. solicitor At oDcc lTo2
East Broad street.
SECOND baker. Apply Steward. JEFF
ferson Hotel.
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FUNERAL NOTICE..

JONES.-The funeral services OF MISS
CARRIE JONES Will be held at tho
First Colorcd Baptist Church at 2:3O
o'clock TUESDAY AFTERNOON All
friend arc lnNItel 10 nlinnd.
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FOR SALE-AInchincry.
BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

36-FOOT raised-dcck cruiser. 24-4O-
horsepower motor, 4-cyclinder, 10
miles per hour; sleeps S in . cabins: 1
single and double bcrths; electric
lights throughout; galley alcohol stove.
ice box, fresh water tank hot and cold
running water, toilet-room, etc, thor
oughly up-to-date and completely
equipped for cruising; price for quick
bought larger boat. r. r. kaehler.
Broad and Ryland Streets Rich
mond. Va.
FOR sale. Mullins l6-foot steel gaso-
line launch. with leather cushions
Used very little, and in first IS CON
dition Cost $500. Will sell at great
Sacrlnce. Good reason for selling.
EiNerHlde Farm. NlnttOnX Va
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SALESMAN for mems retail hat store
One with experience preferred. State
age and experience: salary. SIC per
week: chance for advancement TO right
party. Address II 22l, care Times Dis
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED. from 3lo2 Grove Avenue,
dark tan setter with whtish legs,
name steve. Liberal reward for his
return or for information concerning
his whereabouts. George Y Nelson,
phonc Boulevard 20S6-J.
LOST In alley between Allison and
Meadow. purse containing about S..
Reward II returned TO 203R West Grace
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20

WANTED, ut once, carriage or auto
mobile painters and > men for rough
work. Call Auto Painting Co. 1922
West Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20

BARBER wanted at once. Must be
first -class. Richard Pokrass 91S
Fast Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20

WANTED, to sell for storage. one 10
OF theater scenery. w Fred Richard
son, Inc, COS West Main Street
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FOR SALE-yehicles.

SEE our large stock OF wagons and
making a special price on our vehicles
10 remove overstock. Several big bar
gains In used bugg;es and wagons.
See us before buying. ~ Meyers Sons.
Isl East Cary Street.
FOR sale, one grocery wagon sa5, one
SI5. one $50, one s95: one top buggy
s$5. one s55 one $50, one :S3, one run
one farm M wagon SO. ane SIS. one s1955:
one truck $50. one sl65. one s175.
Painting. repairing and rubber tires.
See Thomas III. Duke " Co. S0t Brook
Avenue.
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BOARDING.

Beautiful location, country and sea
shore combined. with city .conveniences.
Excellent table. Terms. 50 10 Sl2 per
week. Near golf links. open all the
year Misses Tabb, Boulevard Inn,
Hampton, Va.
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Rithmun0 Giulps.pispatrb
sIXTY-rIrrH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFIED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
tANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
oAiLY ono cent word when paid I'm ad-
vance. No adj taken for less than 10 cents.
sunday. ono and one hnlf cents u word for
AL classified ads. except Situations Want
ed at ono cent word. No nd. taken for
less than 16 centa
NJ ADS. taken for less than rs cents when
charged or phoned in. Phoned orders not
Guaranteed. ClassincAtion3 not guaran-
teed altar p. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20

WANTED. boy about 16 years old with
bicycle to deliver packages. Apply
rear 30a East Grace
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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MEETINGS.

THE annual meeting of the Mutual AS
Surance Society of Virginia will he
hclu at the Office of the society on
MONDAY. May Ia. 1919. at O'clock
T. NJ 6. Momett King. Secretary.
THE annual meeting of the Prison AS
-, s6ciation OF Virginia will be held on
II ESDAI. April 20. at the II. =. A
Rooms, 3Ol East Main Street. Rich
mona. Va. at $40 p. NJ.
q y Stated Communication of the
" Richmond Randolph Lodge. no.
~, Ancient. Free and Accepted
MaSonS, VIII be held in the Mnsons'
Hall, franklin. near Eighteenth. street.
THIS tESDAl) EVENING, April 20,
l!la. At 1880 O'Clock. Work i'm the
Master Masons' Degree All Master
Massons in good standing are frater-
nally invited to attend.
BY order Of the Master.
w. 4. CLARKE JR
Secretary.
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HCniCatlons. lhiS Is Il legitimate
money making opportunity for wide
awake salesman AS we are out OF
your city, give full particulars in vour
FIRST letter. Address J 100. care Times
Dispatch.
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NOTICE-Legal

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE. EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MILLIONAIRE Legal Reserve Life In
Surance Company wanted district
managers in Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky
Georgia and Virginia. One State
agency open. Low par and non-par
rates Life. endowments and annui-
ties. Looming 2o-ycar endowment L
per cent at age 80. One policy copy
rlghtcd. Commercial accident and
health and accident on profit sharing
basis. Board of high financial stand
ing, OF whom are bank presidents
Bankers, farmers and teachers prefer
red. Address giving references. Eox
O.
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ANY reliable man wanting work see
Virginia BusinesS Exchange.