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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12

1915 Ford touring car. now, for .aIe
242l Floyd Avenue.
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Stl.I-sMEN wanted. experience unne-
cessary. easy work. big paw. Write
for large list OF openings Offering on.
portunities 10 earn from 800 to $500 n
month while YOU learn. Address near
est oihoc. Dept 1924. National Sales.
mems Training Association. Chicnso
New York, San Francisco.
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EXPERIENCED teacher desires to
teach English and music Patrons
references Il coo. care Times Dis
pntNh. Richmond. Va.
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FOR rent. desirable room. Apply
1921 West Grace. Phone Madison
5oOS-W
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SELLS IN every town. Strong selling
points Patented specially Old es.
lahished concern. Capital over $780,
oHo. Big commission. Payable week.
~. r.. l.. Cannon. Cleveland, O.
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a., fi,. competent hookkccpcr IN
take financial interest In excellent
nus mess Give references Address q
no. care Times Dispatch.
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MANAGERS. route foremen, selesmen.
We are In the market for married
men over % years OF age. who have
sales and executive ability. We oper-
axe from coast TO coast and are OPEN
ing new territory all of the time. We
want men for both old and new terri
tory. Established business No invest
ment necessary. Good salary. Perma-
nent position. Excellent opportunity to
men who can qualify. Bond and refer
"anccs required. Address Promotion,
Dept c. Y. Jewel Tea Co. Chicago. iii.
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] SALESNCN In each Ave counties cana-
bic OF calling on merchants and
wiling TO hustle for $40 weekly. can
ness; no Investment; pay each Thurs.
day Address George r. Niacomber
/ MashinEton. u c "N' .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12

, LARGE, steam heated room, WITH pri :
vate bath $40 per month. $40 South
Third Street.
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GARTSlDE'S Iron Rust Soap Company,
1864 Lancaster Avenue, PhiIadeiphia'
Pa. Gartside's lron Rust Soap Grade
Mark, print and copyright registered
In the United States Patent Oiiice), re-
moves iron rust. ink and all unwa sh-
able stains from clothing. marble, etc
Good seller big margins, agents
wanted. The original 25c Il tube Be
ware of infrinecmcnts and the penalty
for making. selling and using an in
firing ed ARTICLE
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$1,000 per man per county. Strange in
vention startlcs world. Agents
amazed. 10 Inexperienced men divide
$4,000. Korstad, n farmer did $4,000
in IA days. Schleichcr. "A minister, Sl95
1rst IL hours. $1,000 cold cash made,
paid. banked by Stoneman in 80 days.
water bath equipment for any home at
only $3.50 Self heating. No plumb
ing or water works required Investi-
gate. Exclusive sale. Credit given
Send no money. Write letter or postal
to-day. Allen Mfg. Co, 4229 Allen
Bldg, Toledo, O.
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! NllRACTlNE rooms on second floor
| so East Franklin. Rand. 1903
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STOCK OF goods. farm products. hog
chickens, stock and store for sal
Richmond: a. snap for business ma
Address + Clio, care Times-Dispatch
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IIVCt dSETcS-
sivc and experienced salesman as our
To handle copyrighted art advertising
calendars and monthly service, coupled
with the famous Blanchard line Of ad :
vertisinS pencils. penholders, etc: COM
btnat!on affords exceptional opDortuni-
ties; liberal commissions paid weekly;
give full particulars first letter, cover
ing age. experience. references. etc
Address King II. Gerlach. sales man
ager, Blanchard Bros. Inc. Nineteenth
Street and Eighth Avenue. Brooklyn.
n Y
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( Statesmen with good selling record
for established line Of - years; Zig
selling proposition; give reference
Breeder Medicine Co. Memphis. Tenn.
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TWO p.<ISant, well furnished rooms,
with all conveniences. Separate OF.
connecting. l647 West Grace, between
Lombardy and Allen Avenue.
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'oS West Grace. furnished front room
select locality: convenient board.
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FOR RENT-Rooms.

FOR rent, furnished room and KIT
chenctte, second floor: central. Phone
Randolph 1890.
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES.
.4zl tloyd Avenue.
WILL pay cash for used Ford tourin;.
car In good condition. Address L
$50. care Times-DispatcL. Z
s256 will buy a 1914 Ford touring: ;
bargain to quick purchaser. c lie
care Times Dispatch.
TEN lots, l-2 acres. on PETERSBURG
Fhone Rand. 4l36-J.
dA adtA for rent, on private alley,
rear OF GIG Park Avenue. ElectriJ
tisnta concrete floor, drained to cen
o.er also room over same. suitable 70
cns, Ra apply GIG Park Avenue. o;
FOR sale. 5-passenser Ford fourinL
liar, car. new tires; machine in good COM
".e.oG. Call Madison 6535-J I
roR hire, new Ford automobile: real
1onaole rates. Phone Randolph 6ola
foK sale, 1914 model Ford car neI
g., tres all around. new nohair ton and
Phonn sTt.ci i,ss mechanical condition.
Tim fines rqpai spS's5,. $3.50 c 100, car
FOX sale, model 73-T Overland an1o2
working order; with new tirns ana nm I
se eie ri mile mileage less than 10000. VIII
terview. address c Is, care Tir mase ,nA
patch. iiines-DisS
FOR sale, Chalmers 5-passcnger. ROOD
IT, as neW, cheap for cash. r 3a2. carr
WILL sell my 1914 Krit touring ca7s
,,,,t oi'pie'ely e1uipped. for 5000. II solo
patch. DisE
FOX sale 1913 Buick, 1918; . passenf
ger. 1914 Ford roadster. practicalIs
new, s5oo; seat covers. wire whecIX
ADDRESS + GIG. care Times Dispatch. /
WANTED. good Ford car. either tw )
20 'G nny pn ass for cash. Address
AUTOMOBILE truck for sale chcan N
Main. "" "esE
1915 six,cylinder. 7-passcnger car. UseE
,,sn ihhtly; bargain. N aSs. care Times
Dlspa tch
W" En-, buy y9ppr old Presto Lite tank 4
Br"a m a. Atkinson Company. 2la WesS
CHALMERS 1911 5-pnsscnEer mod.
Times Dispatch.
fA a,,i, 1915. run slightly. at big IT
T., dsniSst'on; worth your considerstiorH
: .. care Times Dispatch.
H eondiiSn': ' as@ 5,i; lss Perte
care Times Dispatch.
AUToM0blLE bargain VIII sell che,
I,r ott 10 -passengcr bus: 6-cylindeH
r,ranHlin; come. make an offer iii!
w. Clay Street. AZ
OVERLAND roadster. frst-ciass condS
.loh' no reasonable offer rcfnsa&
rhonc Madison 1852
FCR sale or exchange for equal yaInx
heo, 6-passcnger, good conditinE
ana tires: sutton, 5-passenEer rnox
CONDITION and tires. new. one Coinn3
uid' S-cEi!ndcr. good for small truclH
ohc '-c!iinder. 5-passenger high no,ysH
car. one Jackson 3o-horsc mover M
S,ne' thoroughly overhauled. cheaH
aha gear One storage battery eyidH
spraying machine and white mash.
win f'airbanks-Moss engine and nyes u
ure pump, mounted. One Inconsistencies
brnsh, blacksmith drill press. se,k
era gasoline tanks, 3 37x+ I-2 inny
ure tanks. 5gallons each: buckct sea
Tor roadster. with good top SeverT
lamps and 30 pounds carbide. one Il
speed transmission reverse good N
new. Address 5ll West MarshaA
JUST received car load of commercji
nooics Tor Ford cars. all styles ami
PIices. Can be put on same dav ord9
received. We can save YOU none ~
podies; Auto and wagon painting IL
US make your new top. a. Meyers SonE
~ East Cny Street.
FOR SALE-Horses.
.-------------------------
FOR sale; an exceptionally handsorI
mighty bred chestnut getd!ng, abo,E
10 hands. little over 4 years olH
Broken to ride and drIve fi,., ho,.N
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sale or rent, complete bakery and
apply Brown Bros, "a Railroad Avenue
or los West Marshall. Richmond, and
at Whitestein & Brown. lis West Mar
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ACTION. Can You sell gasoline at /
cent per gallon? If so. sell Case
Tonic. Gives 30 per cent more aaso-
line mileage; eliminates carbon Auto
owners grabbing for IT, $40 n day
easy. Kelsey made $25 first day. Act
quick. man. Details free. White Mfg.
Co. Dept. Is. Cincinnati. O
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FOR rent to gentleman In strictly pri-
waite family. bright and attractive
room. convenient to bath and telephone.
ADDRESS Room. care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED, position rs companion or
housekeeper for widower or small
family 10y widow lady. Phone Madison
2S52-W or 1912 West Cary Street
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in teaching wants place i'll family TO
| teach small children. Moderate SAL
| AIRY. Address Box ~, Crewc. Va.
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IN ESl VI ENT-Slj in the most attroc
~ proposition in country This
Sna!I investment may make a fortune
i hank ana other Endorsements: free
DDo ,';iit. Unity Company. 46S Dwight
l1NlIding. Kansas CITY, Mo.
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f4R sale. at n bargain. beauty parior.
low rent. in Southern CITY or ~ omo
oniE one In city; snap: good reason
1or SellinE Address Madame Rowiev.
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WANTED. several experienced agents
10 sell lots at Northampton: on the
car line: improved sidewalks. etc. f.
II. Lipscomb. 1913 East Main Street.
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SAL. ESMEN agents, exclusive terri
tory. New auto fuel profta BILE
TNnkii Cleveland. ..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
.PR|zESAWARDED
 !. IN GARDEN CONTEST
Henley School Wins s1O. Individual Winners Also Announced

Large crowds filled the lobby of the city hall yesterday viewing the exhibit of flowers. shrubs and vegetables raised this spring by the various school children,
 under the direction of Superintendent
 George Weathersbee. of the home and
 school gardening department. Prizes were announced by the Judges
 yesterday evening as follows:
 First prize. $l0, Henley school; second
 prize. $5, Martin school; third prize, 2.50,
 Cunningham school.
 Prizes for the best of individual vegeta-
 bles. 25 cents each, were awarded as follows:
 Parsley Barrett school cucumbers. Graymont Swiss chard, Seventeenth ave
 nue; strawberries, Graymont; Ehdine, Graymont; squash, Powell; tomatoes, Henley; carrots, rape. cabbage, and tur- nips, Martini beets, Moore, potatoes, Hemphill; beans, Robinson; onions, Cray mont peas, Minor: mustard. South High lands; radshes Hemphill; lettuce, Cray mont spinach, Graymont; kale. Cunning ham.
 Other schools showing exhibits were the Pratt. Bush, Alley, Fairview, Ullman Woodawn, Gibson. Baker and Elyton schools.
 The judges were: Hugh Scales. George Huffman and !. R. Williamson The vegetables after the exhibit closed last night were turned over to Mrs. Wilson Searight head of the welfare department, | to be distributed among the poor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
TYPO MEMORIAL
 SERVICES TODAY Printers to Honor Their Dead at Forest Hill Ceme-
 tery This Afternoon

Memorial day to honor the memory of departed members will be observed this afternoon at o'clock at Forrest Hill cemetery by Birmingham Typographical union No. 104
 Speeches appropriate to the occasion will be made by John R. Hornady, Congress- man George Huddleston and Dr. George Eaves. Instrumental and vocal music will form an attractive part of the programme.
 It was announced yesterday that all members and friends who possibly could do so bring flowers with them to be dis tributed. The annual memorial day of No. 104 is one of the most impressive and beautiful services of the year. and always Is attended by many friends well as the members. The complete programme Is as follows:
 Opening song, Lead, Kindly Light violin, organ, cornet.
 Invocation, the Rev Frank Willis Bar nett.
 Selection, male quartet
 Address, Printers Organization" T T. Mock. Recitation, little Mildred Russell Selection. male quartet. Address, J. R. Hornady. Address, the Rev. George Eaves. Musical selection. Address. -,sThe Vanished Hand" Hon George Huddleston Selection. male quartet. Roll cali of deceased members, w. M Peterson. | Distribution of flowers by little girls: 1 Doxoogy. l Benediction, the Rev. Frank Willis Bar nett 1 Violin, Oliver Chalifoux; organ. Mrs. J 1 C. Urquhart; cornet, A. II. Barham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
LOCAL VETERANS
 MAY HEAD DPARADEAT RICHMOND REUNION
Services as Personal Escort Offered to General Harri- son, Who Will Preside.
 Leave Today

Birmingham veterans may head tho great parade of Confederate soldiers at Richmond during the coming reunion.
 When 1t became known In Birmingham yesterday that Gen. Bennett H. Young would be unable to attend the reunion and that he had selected Gen. George P. Har- rison of Opelika to preside In his absence. Birmingham officials at once got busy Crawford Johnson. president of the Chamber of Commerce, got in telegraphic communication with General Harrison and rendered the services of the Brming- ham veterans. headed by the band of the Alabama Boys Industrial school as his personal escort General Harrison re- piled that he was leaving for Richmond I this morning and that If he found 1t pos sible after a conference with the grand marshal to accept the offer he would do so.
 This morning the large delegation from Birmingham, supported by President Crawford Johnson of the Chamber of
 Commerce. Congressman J. Thomas
 Heflin, Secretary W. c. Radcliffe of the chamber and others. will leave for Rich mond to bring back to Birmingham the 1916 convention or the Confederate Vet
 erans
 The party has every hope of success.
 The meeting of the veterans in this city
 some few years ago is generally said to have been one of the best conventions they have ever held and already 1t is understood that a great many of tho camps have pledged their support to Bir-
 mngham for the next convention. The Birmingham party will make It's headquarters at the Murphy hotel and will 1 begin work immediately upon it's arrival in behalf of Birmingham for the next meeting place. Badges, literature and im- | mense banners which will be stretched up i'i the meeting hall and hotel lobbies have
 been prepared and will be used in the | three-days campaign among the veterans. The decision of the next meeting place will be made Thursday Birmingham vii l
 have strong opposition, but reports are | that there Is little doubt now but what this city Is favored for the next meeting place of the boys in gray.
 | Congressman J. Thomas Heflin. one of the most eloquent speakers in the coun- try, will make the formal presentation of Birmingham's invitation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
PLANNING ID SELL
 POWDER COMPANY Exum and Ramsay Said to be on This Mission in New York

It is curren gossip that Culpepper Fxum Is preparing to dispose of tsH Jefferson Powder company. of which no s president.
 The deal. If 1t Is perfected, will bo closed Monday. It is understood Chat the new owners will further develop and expand the property, and estab- fish improvements which will entail & considerable expenditure of money.
 Mir Exum and Erskine Ramsay, ono of the largest stockholders. are in New York at the present time. pre- raring, 1t is said. to close the deal. At local offices of the company. nothing Is known, it is said. of contemplated sction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
PETITION AGAINST
 STEELE-SMITH co.

Involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed last night in the federal court against the Steele-Smith Dry Goods company. There are two local signers to the peti- tions and three from New York.
 The petitioners allege that the company is insolvent and has committed an get cf bankruptcy by making creditor pre- ferred The liabilities or assets of the concern are not given. Attorney C!e"d de D. Ritter as attorney for the petitioners filed the petition and receiver will be appointed Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
Answers Recent Communi- cation of State Senator on
 Proposed Measure
EXPLAINS REASONS
 FOR REFERENDUM
Thinks the People Should Have an Opportunity of Passing on the Far Reaching Change in Form of
 Government of Birmingham

Stating that the proposed five-com . missioner bill is a 'far-reaching change in form of government which you pro pose to put through the legislature without first having submitted the pro posed change to the people, City Com missioner James Weatherly yesterday replied to a letter of Thomas l. Judge. state senator. in which the latter ob- jected to the form in which the bill Is to be placed before the voters at an advisory referendum election on June 2S.
 q have always believed that 1t was not fair to put such a far-reachins bill as this before the legislature which proposes to radically change the con stitution of the city government oi Birmingham without first having sub mitted the direct issue to the qualified voters of the city" says MT. Weatheriy adding that he does not agree with MT. Judge that the voters will indorse the five comm ssioner plan.
 His letter Is as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
BURNETT BUYS PATTERSONS
 CIGAR JOBBING BUSINESS

head salesman and sales manager of the wholesale department.
 This will be recognized in business circles as a very important deal in the tobacco business in Birmingham Mir. Patterson practically grew up with the Burnett company. starting many years ago in the retail store on the Florence corner. He advanced with the business and finally reached point where he decided to go into business fog himself. He established two retail stores and a separate whole sale business. and it Is the latter branch that the Burnett company acquires MT. Patterson returns to the scenes of his former labors and returns to the whole sale sales field where he formerly made such signal success.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
GOV. O'NEAL TO SPEAK Will Deliver Address at 18th Street Colored Baptist Church Today

Former Governor Emmet O'Neal will speak at the Sixteenth Street Baptist church this afternoon at 8 o'clock
 The choir of the Sixteenth Street Bap- tist church. which has been heard and admired by so many of the white citizens of Birmingham will furnish music, panta- don melodies and other songs for the oc- casion. Ample provision will be made to accommodate the white people as well as colored according to the announcement of !. A. Whitted, pastor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
FAREWELL MEETING | BY REV. LAWRENCE Topic of Anti-Saloon League Superintendent to be "Yes-
 terday and Tomorrow"

\ The Rev. Brooks Lawrence, retiring su- perintendent of the Alabama Anti-saloon league. will hold a farewell meeting at the First Methodist church this afternoon at o'clock. He wil, deliver the prin- cipal address. and his topic will be ''Yes- terday and Tomorrow. pr. w. B. Crumpton, president of the Alabama Ahti-Saloon league, will preside over the meeting. and the Rev. J. c. Per
 singer, who is to succeed Superintendent Lawrence. Will also be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
PATTERSON COMPANY WILL DO ONLY RETAIL BUSINESS IN FLU TURELPATTERS0N WILL GO WITH BURNETT AS SALES MANAGER

Tho R. D. Burnett Cigar company has purchased the wholesale jobbing business of the W. G. Patterson Cigar company and the Patterson company will hereafter do only a retail business at its two down town stores.
 W. c. Patterson on June 15 will return to the R. D. Burnett Cigar company as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
Real Estate Transfer

The following real estate transfers were yesterday recorded in the office of the probate judge:
 $4S2S-I.izzie F Crlddle to F. C. Kinney, lots II. F and 13. in block 26. survey or East Birmingham Land company
 $2300-C H. Evers to w. c. Volght, part of lots and 3. block 13, 'Waverly' place.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-01
!. May Get Passport.

The. Department of State. Bureau
Of Citizenshtp, Washington, d. c.,
has supplied tho office Of the clerk Of
the district court with the necessary
blank forms for application for pass
ports; also = copy Of the rules govern
ing the granting aud issuing Of pass.
ports In The United States: mo one
but the secretary of state may grant
and issue .pesspOrtsS 10 the United
Ststes. Revised Statutes. sections
4075. A07S), and hs u empowered to
refuse them in bis discretion" A fee
Of ono dvllar must accompany each
application. -, ass
! THE af1davit must be made be-
fore aclesk 0f federal or state court
within the Jurisdiction OF which the
applicant or his witness resides, and
the seal Of he court must be affixed. "
Persons 10 crowley county going
sbroad may appear before District
Clerk Ilgenfritz and have such sppll.
cations duly executed.
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-01
Keep Up the Habit

AfteS Christmas is OyeT and our
healIh IL back once more We check up
on our presents TO see II rich or poor
We lind we've given more than We
ever thought We would; In fact we've
given more than We reslIy think we
should. We've given one our brothers
q rusty red crsvat-he wouldn't wear
the thug; t'wouldn't match his hat.
Then We sent another pair Of cotton
hose-the size he sIwsys wears, NO one
really knows Our sisters little snoo-
kums was sent . hairless doll, s0d
brothers little sngel received talk
ing poll; but II parrots are not wanted
we've got ourselves in bad. even
though the kid loves birds and his
hearts msde glad.
So all along the line We dolled them
out the junk; We wrote a lot Of
poetry and doped up other bunk.
Now We scsn our own belongings and
nnd We have . mess. They've got
wise to our system t'would be our
only guess, for Of half dozen ties
there's not one we'd wear. and our
kids received rag dolls with not lock
of hair.
So the plan Of giving gifts 10 very
costly game. Yet We wouldn't quit
the habit-t'would make the day too
tame; and 80 next Christmas Well
dish them ont the stun, and wait till
Santa comes around and calls our
usual blufi
The Ordway new era., 1915-01-01
Our Claim to
Waters Is Just
Says Engineer

"The right Of Colorado to the water
Of It's streams 10 the same - that OF
the thirteen original states TO their
rainfall. and that has never been
questioned says John T. Fields,
state engineer. 10 his biennial report
today. Field urges that the inter
state suits for control Of this water
"be fought to the very last" :.
The report recommends all four Of
the projected tunnels and canals de-
signed to bring water from the wes-
tern slope Of the continental divide to
the eastern slope Of the mountains.
He declares these projects would
utilize only 8 per cent Of the water
which annually flows to waste into
Utah and would furnish 100000 acre
feet.
The state engineer states that 10
the last two years, l.097 msps were
filed in hts ONCE covering appropris-
tions Of water for 1901 ditches and
300 reservoirs.
He recommends the reclamation by
drainage OF seepaRe lands Of the San
Luis valley, 100000 acres Of which
are affected.