The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
Generous Dispenser ofWealth
and Happiness Wants to Ex-
change Smiles With
Everybody
WANTS TO RID HIMSELF
OF ALL HIS WEALTH
His Spirit of Giving Has Been
Found Contagious Among
Richmond Business
Men Who Join
Him

Have you seen the Easy Money
Mans smile yet?
Has he made you smile with his
distribution OF wealth.
II not. get right after him. He has
something you want Let him know
you want it by getting after him.
This modern Croseus Is going about
the streets, in Offices, public build
ings and stores daily. spreading glad
ness. good cheer and glittering discs
to the four points of the compass,
Hold fast to what he gives you and
watch The Richmond Virginian's
columns, and If the number on the
disc which he presents you cores
ponds with any of those printed In
this paper. you will have cause TO
be rejoicefui.
Get ira His Path.
Don't fail to get in his merry path,
or that of his emissaries. and don't
fail to hang on to what he gives you.
He may not know you this side OF
sole leather, but that makes no diff
ference to him. His business Is max
ing folks happy. and II you be folk
he wants to make you happy. A
stranger In Richmond until Monday,
the Easy Money Man, with the merry
Twinkle IN hts eye. philanthropy In his
heart, and burdensome chinkly metal
In his pockets, has made scores of
friends already and is anxious TO make
more, whatever II may cost him to
get acquainted with you and your
friends.
Wednesday afternoon he and his
emissaries will visit the American Lo-
connective Works and there dishurse
giittering discs with lavish bounty and
reckless abandon as to whether school
keeps i'm or not Each and every en-
ploye In the Locomotive Works will
/ - greeted pys tn kiAsy MoKay Man
or an emfssary with q smile and n
disc Each and everyone OF them
should keep 1t and watch to see II
their number is among the lucAy ones
picked out by the Easy Money Man
for rewarding.
The ladies will doubtless rejoice to
learn that the Easy Money Man, than
whom femfninity has no more en-
thusiastic and admiring champion.
Will visit Miller a. Rhodes dry goods
store at Sixth and Broad streets
Thursday To be sure he meets an
many of his fair charrners and en-
chantresses as possible. he will visit
the store twice. His frat trip through
the emporium will be made at 10
O'Clock in the morning. and the sec
ond at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Each of his trips will be of an hour.s
duration.
In Good Humor
The Easy Money Man WAS in a
rollicking good humor and mood when
ne visited the yirginian Office We'd
nesday to tell OF his experiences thus
far in Riehmona and to ANNOUNCES
the next place he would illumine
with his smiles.
Ask what was the cause of his un-
usual exuberance and JOY, he replied
with hearty laugh, Il have seldom
been more happy in my life than to-
day. / went along Broad street and
Main street trying to get rid Of as
much metal as possible. and CHANGED
TO shoot wink from my uncontroil-
"abfe laughing eyes at six merchants,
and immediately became inoculated
with the gift-givtng spirit and asked
me to let them join me In my distri-
butiod I promised to let ahenl.
Here are the names of the firms and
the gifts they will give: Charles G.
Jurgens Son, rocking chair: F. W.
Dabney Shoe Company. pair of lady's
or genrlenan's shoes: Dreyfus Il Conn.,
pany, stik petticoaf; Horace Wright,
gentieman's dress shirt; Wiitshfres
box Of Interviewer socks: Cans Rady
Company. six pairs of guaranteed
Holeproof' socks.
Inese merchants delighted me with
these gifts. which shall take great
pleasure In awarding to holders of
lucky discs. As l promised on Mon
day. l will announce the numbers OF
the discs in the Virgtnian Friday or
some other day this week. Tell the
good people to swing fast to the discs
make q special OF playing no ia
vorftes. and l want you to say In the
paper that IL there are any more mer-
chants who want to give gifts along
with me, I shall feel myself in duty
bound to announce their nanres and
their presents In the virginian as /
have these other six / just gave yo..
Let them Join with me in this distrt
button, and make hearts happy and
faces smile. The more gifts the mer-
rier shall be. and the public OF
Richmond shall be. Meanwhile let
the band play that old-time melody
so dear to my heart. My Money Never
Gives Out -