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sI.I1E-on March 6, 1912. Elizabeth 3
wife OF William Blue. In her $50 year
40 Thomas street.
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TClfcuIt A-0O,I
sHER1TF's s..LB-Essex Common Pleas
Rosa Tuozzolc. defendant. H. "a.
by virtue Of the above stated writ of ferl
facias. TO me directed, / shall expose for sale
by public yendue. at the Court House. In New
ark, on Tuesday. the nineteenth day OF March
next, at two o'clock p. M, all that tract or
parcel Of land and premises situate. lying and
being in the City Of Newark. Essex County
New Jersey:
beginning in the westerly line of Garside
street two hundred and twenty-five feet south
crly from Sixth avenue. thence southerlN
along Garsids street twenty-five feet; thence
westerly parallel with Sixth avenue one hun
bred feet; thnce northerly parallel with Car
side street twenty-five feet. and thence eastcrly
parallel with Sixth avenue one hundred feet
to the place of beginning
Newark. y j.. February e.. 1912.
JOHN +. MONAFIA&. Sheriff
Fred. G. stickel, jr.. Attorney. $50 oS
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NOTICES.

IN II DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of James b. Fox, bankrupt.
In bankruptcy. Petition for discharge,
To the Honorable Judges of the District Court
OF the United states for the District Of New
Jersey:
James B. Fox. of Town of Montclair, in
the County of Essex and State of New Jersey,
in said District, respectfully represents that
on the seventeenth day of July last past, he
was duly a~djudged bankrupt under the acts
has duly surrendered all his property and
rights of property. and has fully complied
with all the requirements of said acts and
of the orders of the Court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be de-
creed by the Court to have a full discharge
from all debts provable against his estate
under said Bankrupt acts, except such debts
as are excepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this twenty-fourth day of Febru-
airy. A. d. 1917.
AMI b. FOX
Bankrupt.
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A delayed advertisement brings only the
aftermath of trade. Il is the first call that
CAPTURES the procession of customers.
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SHELDoN-At Bloomfield. \. j.. on
Thursday. March :, 1912, after a short
Illness. Mary Smith, widow of Henry
B. Sheldon. sr.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.
rchanoerv A-oe1

IChancery A-92.l
SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery Of New Jer-
sey. Between Mayer Krasner, ct al. COM
plainant, and Katie Rothbart, ct ais. de-
PENDANTS. Fl. ia, for sale of mortgaged
premises
BY virtue Of the above stated writ of heri
facias, to me directed, l shall eI pose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court II use, In New
ark. on Tuesday, the nineteenth day of March
next, at two O'Clock p. M, all that tract or
parcel of land and premises situate, lying and
being in the City of Newark, Essex County.
New Jersey;
Beginning at the northwesterly corner OF
Academy and Wickliffe streets formerly
called Lock street, as the same are now lail
out; thence running along the n~ortherly liue
of Academy street westerly one hundred and
four feet and two inches to the line of Iol
No. 8 on block Q on a map of property Nate
OF James Soaring, deceased; thence northerlv
at right angles to Academy street one hundred
and nine feet and ten inches; thence easteriy
and parallel with Academy street ninety-hve
westerly line of Wickliffe street; thence
southerly along said westerly line of Wick
life street one hundred and ten feet and two
inches to the northerly line of Academy
street and the point or place of beginning.
Being lots Nos. 1, 2. 3 and 4, and part of
lots Nus. %, 20 and "a on block Q on said
map. This description being agreeable to a
survey made by Lehlbach Brothers. March 2,
1906.
Newark, n. j., February 10, 1912.
John r. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
LOW. Lowenstein & Leber, Solicitors. ts15.9s)
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scHF1rTEN-On Tuesday, March 5. 1872
Anna Scheuten nee Spantl. oeioyed
vie Of Emil Scheuten. in her hfty-eighth
year, 1877 South Eleventh street.
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roL,AND-On March I, 1912, Lewis NJ.
husband of Harriet s Poland, in MS
10Th year. SOC Harrison venue Har-
rison, II. J.
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4 R9sEN4XAsSER-on Tuesday, March
5. 1912, Adolph Jsosenwasser, tather
Of Mrs. Leon Platky, DR.. Charles 4.
and Samuel IN MS ootn
year, les Third avenue.
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PARSONS-On March 6, 1912, Mahlon
Nunson. husband of Isabella Parsons,
in his I'D year, 1876 Summer avenue.
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DEATHS.

BAYLEY-On Thursday, March 1872,
Thomas Bayley, aged "a years, 81 Johh
street, Belleville.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished brougb Eisele & King:
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STAPLES-At Roosevelt Hospital, at
NJ. staples. aged Ga years.
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APARTMENTS. FLATS AMI ROOMS
NJ LET.

ST.. s4-Five pleasant rooms, second
fiat; water. gas; 81.
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FATzLER-At Hilton, n j., entered ar9dsd lato
Mach = 1912. John F.. dearly beloved
son of Frederick and Anna FATHER Cnee
Udalsky), aged II years 3 months piSd Z 1a in-
vited to ATTEND the funeral on SUNDAY
March 10. 1912. at 2 p. m. from az
parents residence. Burnett avenue, I'LL
ton. Interment in Clinton CemeterS'
IrVinoton.
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NYSTROM-On March G. 1912, Louisa;
beloved wife of Nelson NYstfom' ageo
20 years, 327 Morris avenue.
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STADELHoFER-On March 3, 1912. Ger
trude. widow of Max Stakeholder, sr.i
aged 20 years. 112 North Second street.
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s1NcoCK-on March 6. 1912, Henry H
Sincock.
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CAMPBELL-At Summit, N, j., on Marer
I, 1872. Joseph F. Campoen.
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NOLAN-On Wednesday. March 8, 1917!
Michael. son of the late william ano
Mary Nolan.
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CLARION March Z, 1912, Ann, widow II
William II. Clark, aged 50 years II
months. 259 High street.
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rT.yNN-on March 6. 1912. William, be-
loved son of Ann Flynn NEE MeManusl
and the late Peter Flynn, &6 Camoeh
street.
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MILLER-On March 5, 1872. at his
residence, 70 Forest street, Montclair.
n. j., Francis w. Miller. aged 80
years.
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wANNER-Tntered into rest on March 6,
1912. Frieda Wanner tDee AckeD, be-
loved wife of John Conrad Wanner,
aged 80 years.
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BzACKMAN-At Red Bank. n. j., Marcn
Funeral services on Friday. March =,
at $50 o.. M, from his late residence %
Maple avenue. Red Bank.
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HATHAWAY-on March 9, 1872. kitte
NEE Thornton. wife of George Hatna-
wav. in her 4sth year. ~ Oriental terrace
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72d year.
Relatives and friends. also the AL
tar Society of st. AIMS Church and
the Ladies' Benevolent Circle are
kindly invited to attend the funeral,
from her late home, 3Ss South Sixth
street, on Friday morning, March 8,
at 2 O'clock. thence to ST. AIMS
Church, where at 10 o'clock a
solemn High Mass of Requiem will
be offered for the repose of her soul.
Interment at the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre.
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wICKMANN-Passed away. after only a
brief illness, Elsie. beloved wife of DR..
Albert Wickmann, at her home, 40
Bergen street.
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aa..r.l.s in The Star for good results.
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HEID-On wednesday. March 6, lylz
Catherine, beloved wife Of Charles Heia
NEE Keller, In her 18th year, 90 man
street.
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WILLJAMS-At Bloomfield, n. J., on
March s, 1912, Jennie Conoyer. widow
of John Kline Williams, aged rs
years. 81 Highland avenue. Glen
Ridge.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Omen. High Low Close.
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NENsCHNER-At South orange, y. j.
on March I, 1912, John Charles Menscnner'
aged rs years.
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TURKES-Entered into rest on Mon
day. March 4. 1912, M~argaretha Baatz,
wife of the late Adam Turkes, In her
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HoFFMANN-on March 5. 1912. at his late
residence. 1872 New York avenue fiehiS
Hoffman,
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xENNY-on March 5. 1912, Andrew, be
loved husband of Ellen Kenny NEE Nc
Mannus). at his late residence, 20 MAT
ket street, native of Dublin, Ireland
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HIJRD-Entered into rest Monday, Alareh
A. 1912, at her home, Isl North SeVentu
street. Newark, N. j.. Mary catherine,
beloved wife of Harlan Page Hurd, aged
IS years 16 days.
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Lewiston March 5, 1912. at his home,
4s1 Summer avenue, George F. nus
band of Belle Mann Lewis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
IIattnu-SfcIu

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lexington, va, April Lizards were
received In Lexington to-day announc-
Ing the marriage of Miss sara Stein.
daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. John Stein.
OF Myersdalc. Pa, to William Cary
Haitian, of Lexington. The wedding
was solcmnized in Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church ut Mycrsdale Tues
day morning. After n wedding trim
Mr. and Mrs. Haitian will bc at HON
In Lexington after May /. Mr. Haitian
Tor some years has been engaged in
civil chsincering work. He is Il son
of Mrs Mark Haitian, OF Leyinrton
and the late Captain Mark Haitian and
graduated several years ago from
Washington and Lee University.
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BLUNDER
IN COCKTAILS CASE

lem Wacch.er's days at the Foreign
Office are numbered and It IL expected
;hat he Will DC superseded as soon as
ever the Kaiser returns from Corfu.
There * much speculation as 10 ills
successor. One OF the nam IS mentioned
Is that OF Won Bernstoru. who, despite
his trunk loads Of academic digtinc-
lions. harvested from all parts OF the
United states, is the least hureaucra-
tic OF the German servants Of the
crown Moreover, tie has som. sens. OF
humor. due 10 his English tlrth and
carly education. and 10 tie fact that
the greater portion Of his diplomatic
career has i'ccn divided between Buch-
Arrest London Paris and Cairo. He
q; least would not like the present
German ambassador ut Vienna. Won
Tschirski. have transformed. AS Secr"-
~ Of embassy. into frll-iicdgcd dir
l"matic incident. tho laughing rcmark
OF tho Grand Duke Vladimir, 10 a wu-
man with whom both wore talking,
on! don't nay any attention 10 Nvn
'rschirski Nnu know Their is nothing
in"r" cnnuycuN than German dip
lomuti"
tcopyrisht. 1872. ny the Brentwood
COMPANY
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Social and
Personal

Mrs i. Benjamin II ,msoell, Of a42
. reception and musical for Mrs Rich
ard Burmcister nj the home on sal
'rdnN evening. Mrs. Rnmsdoil VIII be
assisted In receiving by Mrs Edwin @.
hainsdeil. MI BENJAMIN y. Disbrow.
NJ: W. y. McConbs. Mrs. L. Il. Books,
Nrs Charles Mcndelick. Mrs j. Went
worth aud Mrs G. y Nupcnt airs.
I1imeistcr VIII play TAG program that
sli" VIII rive in the White nousn for
MIS- William Howard Taft on hpril
80 Miss Polly Robins OF this cit..
Who is also In Sew York It ldyiug
mcsic viii assist Mr.. Burmeiter AZ her
lrciipl on saturday
num3er ~ anairs have been xiv
-. il NJ Bur'ueisters honor during
lfr s;aN ~ &ew TUtk Mrs Georg..
lat1ns "utcrta!ned on sunday at tea
So hci h"uor and she also played AT
q '"a Given hy Mr.. and Mrs. II II.
'iass who appeared hero last year at
~" "onian'F Gun The Misscs scaurI
sfEe ton FOR Mrs Burmeistcr yes
i"rdaf she win not return TO R.ch-
lnoni Until som" tiHne next fail
i'"'nrncd From -,brond.
Wiiiian Jackson returned 10 Rich
nom Nrstcrdny Afte~ Spending sew
Hl' months nbroad NJ. Jackson was
70 .rypt Tor the months Of January
;nd February nnd Travelled "a South
'f'i f.uro9r anu ENGLAND Tor several
N"eles he also visited relatives In
l.'ndon hciPre sailing Tor this coun-
tub Meeting
THc EtcY Mouday ciab nc, April
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WILL DISC USS
WORK OF CHURCH
Annual Meeting of Presbyterian
League to Be Held Mon
day Night.

y dinner Will be rendered 10 the
Presbyterian League of Richmond on
Monday night by the Grace street
Presbyterian Church at $50 O'Clock
There will be several addresses and an
election of officers for the coming
year. The meeting Is intended to be
q social Sathcrin: of the Presbyterian
ministers and church officers of Rich
mond and vicinity. when matters at
footing the denomination and the
work OF the various churches will lie
discussed
Tho league has the following officers
and adviory committee.
owaley Sanders. president, D. ..
Talley. vice president; II. W. Miles,
recording secretary; B. B. Morgan,
corresponding secretary; Stanley Reed,
treasurer.
Advisory Committee. First church
Rev. f. T. McFaden, =. D., w S. Don
nan, E. l. Bemiss, Second Church
Rev. Russell Cecil y. D.. o. B. Nor
gan, j. L. Anderson; Third Church
Rev r. B. Egglestou. Edw. Plea SAINTS.
G. f. Cole; Grace Street Church-Rcv.
II. Clay Lilly, d. D.. w. S. Rhoads. j.
Scott Parrish; Church OF the Covenant
Rev j. Calvin Stewart. y. D.. R. z.
Magill c. y. Dempsey: Westminster
Rev James y Fair. D. D., A. r. Hol-
derby, Jr., l.. lr. Lea; Hoge Memoirs 81
--Rev +. w. Phillips. Charles Lor-
raInc. ]. y. Grown; Mizpah-F F Rem
mic. James II. Grant; Gintcr Park
Rev. T. c. Johnson, u. D.. d. r. Kcl-
logg, +. &. simmons: Ovcrhrook-Rev
Wesley Baker. w. c.. Cosby. j. II.
Frischkorn: Porter Strcet-Rev. j. j.
Fix, J. II. Walden, L. ]. Smith: Fair
mount-Rev. P. c. Myers, W. J. Rob
cr,s. y. d. Donavaut; Montrose--L II.
Kemp. j, +. Lindsey; Fairdeld--Rev.
G. a. ynch. II. d. Smith. Sr.
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Ellen H. Smith. Sadie Ycrby. Marquee
rite Foegc, Eliza Ingram, Meta Ram
dolph. Marguerite Quarlns, WarileId
Crenshaw; Taylor Robertson. George
Iompltins. Littlepagc ingram. Madison
Macon. III. Ronald kcrshaw, Francis
French. Edward Dunford, William Nor
fleet, Fcnton Jacobs. William Sydnor
clayton fcrby and A. Royal Turpin
The BEAUTIFUL poster for the K'rmess
representing Il dancing girl. is the work
OF Miss Adele Clark one of the most
talented artists In Richmond There
VIII ne voting contest every evening
during the kIrm ass. just before tho last
grand march.
Interesting Lecture.
The third of the series OF lectures
given under the auspices of the Me-
mortal Hospital school for Nurses Will
be delivered this evening at sl5 by
Douglas Freeman. PHI. DID,, his subject
being The Nurses Duty in Time of
Epldemics and Other Perlls" All
graduate nurses and pupils in the
various schools of tho hospitals are
Invited. as we'll as others interested in
the social work of the city.
Visiting Here.
Dir. and Mrs. Alfred Randolph James,
VINO returned last week from Panama
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.
Wickham. near Richmond After d
NiSlt TO the University Of Virginia Mrs
lanes viii be the guest of Miss Mar
garct logo. of Washington. returning
TO Baltimore for the wedding next
week OF her cousin. Ensign William r:
Wickham and Miss Credilla Miller.
BOnrd Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board OF managers Of the Richmond
Exchange for Woman's Work Will be
held this morning at noon in the cx-
change. All members of the board
are urged TO be present ut this meet
ing.
birthday Party.
On Fridoy evening OF last week. MIR
and Mrs. John pcnbcr;on, OF a1T West
Clay Street, entertained in honor Of
their daughter, Miss Gussie Pcmherton,
who celebrated her eighteenth birth
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W OOlleN-McIncrncr-

rSpeclaI % The Times Dlspatch,l
charlottesville, Va, April Ifs.
Iredweil Woolley. a prominent pub
fisher Of New York City, and Mrs.
Caroline Mclnerney. OF the University
81 Virginia. were married at $50
Q CLOCK TINS morning ut the residence
oil the bride. on Preston Heights. the
ceremony being performed by tho Rey
harry H. Lee, rector OF Christ Epis-
copal Church. The bride is a native OF
Washington. D. c., daughter Of W. c.
and Josephine Hutchens. She recently
removed 10 this city to be with her son,
who is student at the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolley left imm .diatcly
after the ceremony for New York CITY.
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TrInl Set for MONDAY,

lSpccial To The Times dispatch
Bowling Green Va, April 1.-THE
Circuit Court of this county adjourned
this morning. and will rcconvenc on
Monday morning, at which time It
VIII take up the trial OF Byrd Jack.
SO and Guilton Sanders, the two ne
Sroes who assaulted and robbed T. I.
Farmer. q merchant. at his store a
short distance from this place, on the
31st of March. r. l. Beale and VIII.
ling Bowie have been assigned by the
court as counsel to defend them.
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Ministers Form A.soc,aa,on
[ Speciai 10 The Times-Dispatcb !
~, - ]

Snecini % The Times Dispatch.l
Lexington. Va, April LITTLE Rock
bridge Ministers Association has been
organized. with rho following officers
President, Rev. Emmett W. McCorkc
D. D., OF Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Rockbridge Baths: President. Rev.
j. r. Edwards, of Ebcnezer Associate
Reformed Presbyterian Church, Whistle
CreeH: Secretary. Rev. a. w. Woods
or OXFORD Presbyterian Church. Buff
falo Meetings will be held monthly
"'he initial meeting was held in Lex
!ngton.
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Ne,r Officer. elected

Especial to The Times Dispatch.}
charlottesville. Va. April 1.-THE
Chamber of Commerce has elected off,
GERS for the ensuing year. as follows:
Robert ~. Watson, president; NJ. Kauf
man. first vice-presid mt; f. F. Robey.
second vice president: j. ". Anderson,
secretary Adoiph Russow treasurer.
Dirsctors-J i Gilmore. Charles W.
Hulhsh. Edward \. Vest. w. IT. Martin.
T, Z. Powers, W. W Waddell, W. IL.
Wood. j. Payne Carroll and B. e. Dick
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Special To The Times Dispatch
Charlottesville, Va, APRIL li.-tIrc
last night destroyed the private gar
age Of J. Il. Ellington, a West End
IN archnnt and threatened for "a time
TO spread 10 the surrounding build
ings. y handsome automobile belong
ing to Mr.. Ellington was consumed,
and supplies stored in the building
We're lost. Mr.. Ellingtons loss was in
the ncighborhood Of $4,000
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Miss Austin Turner is leaving TO
gay tor Woodbury. Forest School, al
tor spending Easter in Richmond
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Miss Grace Jones. who has becn Wis
itihg friends at Waverly and Rich
mono, has returned to Fredericksburn.
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Miss Mary Booker has returned 10
the city. after visit 10 relatives in
Stanton.
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John Powell arrived in Richmond
yesterday and is the guest Of his
sister, Mrs. Smith BrockenbrouSh.
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Mrs. Frank Boston. OF warren,on
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David
-eake. at their home on FLOYD Ave-
nuo.
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We sell Mcntolatcd Suct, so highly
recommended for coughs. colds. 20 .
tarrh. etc. Call or telophone Tragic
urun CnmnanY-.
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Miss Eliza Eiorsiey has returned to
me CITY after spending some time
with relatives in stanton.
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Mrs. A l. Adamson. or the Chester.
heid. Ia spending some time at Allan
tic City.
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WATCHES

We are showing some new models in
Ladies and Gents Watches.
We only show the most dependable
tine-picces. and il you are interested I'M
a good Watch-you should see these.
Schynrzschild Bros.
Nchmond's Leading jewelers.,
Second and Broad SITS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12

The Crackeriack Glass of tha YOUNG
Womans Christian Association gym
nasium is going to present comedy,
- Box OF Monkeys" at the gymnas-
ium Friday evening, April -. at s
o'clock The cast Is as follows: Ed
ward Ralston, Mr.. Alfred Crenshaw;
Chauncey Aglethorpc, Mr. Rollo Pusey;
Mrs. Ondeso Jhones. Mlsa ELMER Je.-
ry; Sierra Bengaline, Miss Gertrude
Crenshaw; Sadly Guinevere Llandpac.e.
Mics Virginia Burwell. There will a so
be amateur vaudeville performances by
other classes OF the gymnasium Mid
ee's' OF last years fame will b. there
scenes from life and interpret ,tion of
Mazurka in B minor and Motor march
by Mr.. Gilbert
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In and Our OF Town,

In and Our OF Town.
Miss Mary Barksdale, of Houston, is
visiting relatives IN this city for sew
cral days.