The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-03
afternoon, and after s O'Clock Saturday
Wants To See All.

afternoon, and after s clio Saturday
morning.
Wants To See All.
He wants to see each and every
holder OF a lucky disc, n wants them
10 bring their pictures along with
them to the Ffrginian office that he
may remember their faces. He plays
no favorites he wants to see the hol-
ders of other discs whose numbers do
not appear in the above list.
II your disc numbe appears, by all
means, come to the Virginia Office n
get your gift II it is not printed In
this weeks list, keep it. for the Easy
Money Man viii more than likely select
your number to reward o next week
or some following week. He intends
rewarding a great number of discs dur
ing his stay. and the prospects OF his
selecting you are bright. Be optimkstfc
and happy, and you can get anything
the Easy Money Man has got.
He will continue TO distribute his
wealth or the streets OF Richmond. in
public places and buildings all Xxi
week. One day next week he will an
nounce another lot of lucky discs-a
longer n han he publishes to-day,
and you want to watch carefully for
YOU number
Here's my first list of lucky num-
bers," said the Easy Money Man FRI
Gay morning. Give ii the widest
publicity. that all who hold these discs
Will see their numbers and bring them
in to receive Hyy gifts. W.aAthers- be
core wfrs. bless my sonf. yes. There
will be gifts as long as / live. That
is all l am living for, 10 give away
my wealth. | shall a bigger
list of gifts next week. n the week
AMER that and then some more weeks.
Tell the good people whose numbers
are not in this week to watch The
Virginian every day for theirs. l am
likely to announce them at any time
the mood strikes me- Not only they
will be the losers. il they. do not watch
for their numbers. but | shall regreu
exceedingly that they did not care
enough for my wealth To look to see
the value of what / gave them.
Happy Heart on the Job -
am still as happy as a lark. and
/ intend redoubling my efforts to
gladden. the hearts of Richmond folk
by going among them. jollying them
up and turning my wealth over to
them. This afternoon l go to the
Cedar Works. there to brighten the
faces of the man. people who will be
waiting for me My emmissaries and
] have been on the rush ever since
VIC struck town, but We are accustom-
ed to that and would he miserable If
we We're not in a GROVE and always on
the move.
Tell all the good people Of Rich
niond, and those who ought to be good
that ! will be in the Broad street
crowd Saturday afternoon. Between
4 and 8 O'Clock Saturday afternoon
l shall walk up Broad street from
Ninth to First streets on the right
side of the street, and from First to
Ninth on the wrong side. l will con-
tinue to scatter my wealth to the four
winds. for | do o care d little where
1t goes or who gets 1t, so long as il
does not bother me any longer. Let
the crowd be large and let it b.
merry. Let laughter swell the breeze
and good fellowship and gladness per-
meate the air. Saturday will be a
joyful day for me. as has this day
been, because l see In my gift rM
many happy faces and many elated
and jubilant souls. Meanwhile let me
charm from the soul of my psalter
that ever-dear ballad, Money Has
Lure For Me. But Let Me Forever
Happy Be-"