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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-30

In execution Of a decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court of the city Of Richmond.
entered November -. 1912. In the suit
OF w. c. Simpson ct ais VS.. Virginia
L. Bass ct ais, the undersigned special
commissioners will sell at public auc-
ton. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1912.
at IL o'clock noon.
that centrally located and very desir-
able business property known as Nos.
1905 and 1907 East Cary street. con-
sisting Of three-story and basement
many years by the well-known Arm OF
Simpson, Bass & co. The lot fronts -
feet 1 inch on the south side OF cary
Street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Streets. commencing at the eastern
Hne Of an alley running south from
Cary Street to Shockoe Warehouse, and
extending back southwardly 80 feet
inches TO an alley IS feet wide,
Seldom, indeed. Is property Of this
class offered at public sale. and the
should be eagerly grasped by investors
and spectators as well.
TERMS: One-ehird cash, and the resi-
due in equal payments OF six and
twelve months. evidenced by notes OF
the purchaser. with interest at s per
cent from day Of sale. payable semi
annually, said interest to be repre-
sented by separate notes and the title
retained until All the purchase money
shall have been paid and convey
ance ordered by the court: or all cash,
AT the option fthe purchaser.
GEO. !. CHRISTIAN.
J. r. COX, JR.,
c. E. GARNETT.
Special Commissioners.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree Of the special COM
mfssioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this c5th day
OF November. 1912.
Teste: CHAS. O. SAvILIE,
Clerk.
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0issoiutiou 0Deices.

rHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
cistir0 between Martin q. Anderson
ana Alton ". Lawrence. under the
name Of Anderson q Lawrence, has
tc.n dissolved this 18th day % NO.
vemb~r, 1919 by mutual consent.
Alton ~ Lawrence has sod aad cs.n-
weed his entire interest IN sid
psrtncrship q, Martin f. Anf~rsor.
Who viii paw an- outstanding a bits
az said psrtpershsp. and VII con-
time ta~ ssid business At Nos liz
1ils East Main street. Richmond. Va.
Al persons snscoeed tc ss.d drm
viii spake eessi~mens with -si3 Mar.
TN l. Apdcrson.
MAETIN T., ANpERsoE.
ALTON ~ LAWRxNCE
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

WILL DE RECEIVED
for the Young Women's Christian
Association by Noland & Baskerville.
Architects, for the purchase and
demolition Of the present building,
No. 6 North Fifth Street, on or be-
fore - o'clock noon. WEDNESDAY,
December I, 1919.
Specifications for this work may
be obtained at the Office of the
architects GA Travellers Building.
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THAT DESIRABLE PIEcR OF REAL
ESTATE ON COLLEGE STREET
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS. KNOWN AS NO. sl5
NORTH COLLEGE STREET
In pursuance Of the decree Of the
Chancery Court Of the city Of Rich
mond, In the suit Of George Dance and
wife VS.. Salle Dance ct ais, entered
on the 25th day Of November. 1912.
We will sell by public auction. on the
premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1912.
at 400 o'clock p NJ. promptly.
the following property. described in
OF land. with improvements thereon.
in the city Of Richmond. Va. lying on
the eastern side Of College Street.
fronting fourteen 90 feet on said
street, the northern corner OF said lot
being on the line Of said street forty
ner Of the wooden tenement at the
intersection Of said street with the
southern line Of Marshall Street and
running back from said line OF Col
leee Street one hundred and twenty
four I24) feet to the western line OF
an alley known as Lafayette Avenue
The two-story frame dwelling thereon
is rented for - per month:
TERMS: Cash as to one-third Of the
price Of the said property. and the
six and twelve months from the day Of
sale, the purchaser to give his nego-
table notes for the deferred payments.
with interest added, and the title to
be retained until the purchase money
Is paid and a CONVEYANCE ordered By
the court: or all cash. at the option
Of the purchaser.
J. HOGE KICKS.
WILLIAM y. MOJNTJOY,
Special Commissioners
CRUNSHAw 4 KICKS.
Aucfioneers.
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree Of the special commits
sioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of November, 1912.
Teste CHAS. o. SAvILl4E.
Clerk.
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Commandery Of 81 An
drew. No. II. Knights T.npiar,
Richmond. Va. Nov. 80 1917
ORDERS.
SIR KNIGHTS n
stated Concfayc cf the Com
" mandsry ut your asylum In the
Masonic Temple. sATU RDAv. 2eth inst
est Andrews Day.. sf s:ze o'clock y.
~. IN fan dress Of Tenplar On foot
Members Of Richmond Ccmmsndery.
No. 2. ana an transient Sir knights
arc rouxsecus1y invited To be present
ny order Of the Eminent Commander.
y. O. HAEK1ES.
Csvsstn .0<oesol
AsteRt
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
1ecegdee.
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eefp. aoaIr anb Frn,sle

aES- OMEN@GET GoVERNMENr
Jobs: $40 week. Write Immediately
for list Of positions open. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept AIS w.
lsnchasNer ~ ".
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IN the matter OF NJ 1910
CHAS. b. GRAHAM. In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of CHAS. B. GRAHAM.
of Richmond. in the County OF Hen
rico, and District aforesaid-Bank-
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 4. u. 1912.
the said CHAS. b. GRAHAM was duly
adjudicated bankrupt. and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held
In my office. rooms Nos. So2 and sos,
American National Bank Building.
Richmond, Va, on the 9TH DAY OF
DECEMBER. A. D. 1912. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other
business a. may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS B. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
November 80 1912
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aaenfg lllanfeb

AGENTS MAKE s. DAILY SELLING
new specially; quick sales. send for
free sample and catalogue. just out
CHANDLER d DICKINSON. Ameri-
car Trust co. Building. Charlotte
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At the request Of the Broad Street
Feed Company. who are closing up
their pet and live stock business. we
VIII sell at No 42l West Broad Street,
TO-DAY SATURDAY., NOV. so.
at 330 =. NJ.
one Parrot. one Monkey. Canary Birds.
Paraquettes. Fancy Pigeons. Bantam
Chickens, Dogs and Puppies. Goldfish,
Fish Globes and Aquariuns. AIuarj UNI
Ornaments, Bird Cages, number OF
Coops. Bins. Minnow Tubs, Platform
Scales, etc.
Sale positive. without limit o. re-
serve An unusual opportunity TO Sc
cure pets.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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fHE KNNCAE MEETING or THE
stockholders Of the Gray National
Tclautosr.ph Company WI be held
on WEDNESDAY. December IL, at :
" at the ONCE Of the company tn the
Merchants National Bank Building,
Room IL. Richmond. Va
n. d. WILLIAMS
Secretary.
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Eral Cstafe Illanten

FARMS WANTED -FIvi: YOUNG
Intelligent Danish farmers viii rent
arms or shares State particulars
az letter :.-dr.Gs \ :. ABEhHAM-
sen 220 Thirty-first S.tect. New
port News, va.
NELLY & co. Write postal for
necessary blanks.
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BY J. D. Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
High Class Broad
Street Conner
At Auction

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THE TWO THREE-STORY STORES,
NOS. 200 AND 20s EAST BROAD
STREET AND THE THREE NEW
BRICK TwO-STORY STORES AND
FLATS IN REAR OK ABOVE PROP
ERTY.
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INCONSISTENCIES SALE BIZ AUCTION.

Pursuant TO decree OF the CnanCeSE
Court OF the city Of Richmond. Va.
will sell at public auction on the prem
t0es, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 2.
a. 4:3o o'clock r. NJ
Cat dessrabiy located brick residence.
NO. SOS WEST MAIN STREET.
The 10, fronts 20 81, feet on Main
Street. beginning at . point fifty feet
eight inches west OF the western in
sersec,iun Of Main and Laurel streets.
running thencc westwardly and front
ing on the south line OF Main street
twenty feet seven inches. and running
back two hundred and one feet to a
twcn:y-foot alley. being bounded on
I'll. west by an alley In common three
feet nine inches vide. II IL commended
as an investment
TERMS: Due-third cash: balance in
equal payments six. twelve ard e'gh-
payments 20 bear per cent interest
title to 10 retained until all the pur-
chase money is paid aud a conveyance
ordered by tho court. or all cash. at
option Of purchaser.
CHARLES y. FoRp-
Commissioner.
certify that the bond required By
sne above decree % the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under ms hand this zsl DAY Of
November. 1919.
r."e: cHAs o sAvILE.
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81 PER CENT nussgY.
ga. ~, 90 90 loan on arse -c1nss 49,
ness property for three ~ ave ysuga
n Gx-poQ TAuxo2 9 - !.
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Jtf, Saai sac Sii0vC
pAfsntG

PERSONAL con
suItasioB IN Richmond 9th invent
orx. nlfeeu years experience; salts
factory references q n. EVANS.
Patent Attorney, Box ssl Richmond.
Va
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BsarS Unanfso

wGSTE6. n SOUTHERN SfkGiSfx.
or further South, bcarj IN country
or town. Address. With description. L
S.s care imes.U1QDaeca.
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BANKRUPT Roticfs

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In the matter of No. 1918
CHAS. b. GRAHAM. In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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legaI Rottre

VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.
THE STH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
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CANARY BIRDS. PARROTS. MONKEY
PIGEONS, DOGS. GOLDFISH. AQUA
RUINS, BIRD CAGES. BINS. SCALES
ETC.
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Dds SIlantep Semsie

GfLIER 4 RHoAps REoCIEs the
services Of bright active ssiessfris
in various departments: previous eN-
vOPjence desired. though not essen
ilai; permanent possti ,as 20 thcse
Oho ouaIify.
WANTED. a NUMBER OF RELIABLE
ladies TO stamp patterns az home.
steady or part time. 81 PEI dozen
upward paid. Csil Room Z. :tird
floor. Virginia EuiidirE. North fifth
ana Fast Main.
WANTED. SERVANT To- COOK AyU
Wooh. Apply 1903 Park Aveauc.
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BY Harrison 4 Bates
and
A. c. Hartman,
Real Estate Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
MOST DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROP
ERTY. NOS. 1908 AND 1907 EAST
Cary STREET.
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for Sale

EIGfN WATCHES FROM $3.50 AND
Gp. Hamilton watches from sl5 ana
up. Solid gold rings from 81 ana
up. Let us sell you Big Ben alarm
clock I, wake you up on time these
mornings WIN. TOBIEN. JR. ios
East Broad street.
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RrrrTy & SLOAN
ana
HAWKINS q BrTORD.
Aues.oneers.
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32OiIts5

Furinan Line.
NOTICE TO SHlPPEES.--FREIGH
for Peter s5urg and James River
landings VIII be received on and al
ter Friday. November 29th. NJ Seven
tcenth and Dock ST. Get.
All freight routed by Us viii be
given special attention. as wen as
quick delivery. W. NJ. jon -,
Agent.
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Lou.5,,itso sJppDriuHttif5

CLAIMS OF EVERY KIND COLLECT
ed anywhere FIDELITY CREDIT
co, ia North Eighth Street. Rich
moud Va.
CAPITAL FOR APPROVED ENTER
prises without commission. Full par
ticuiars mJiled for &c postage. Ad-
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER,
Gainesville Ga
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n VsDGotiDo 11uo0uD
ELEVENTH AID CLAY SrN0O9Q
oDen aaily from 20 a. - 20 r. -
AH0sou&oa. s6c Nv - 0osur0oyo
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Crenshaw & Kicks,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
500 East Main Street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE.
OF
THAT DESIRABLE PIECn OF REAL.
ESTATE ON COLLEGE STREET.
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS. KNOWN AS NO. 3l5
NORTH COLLEGE STREET
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WE HAVE A WELL EQUIPPED
plant for repairing and painting We
hicles: automobile body building ana
natntinG d Specially. prompt service.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PAINTING
electric and gas cars.
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TH!. LADIES AID SOCIETY OF HOLY
Comforter Church VIII hold cake
sale saturday, November 90. At the
New Market. Sixth and Marshall
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YOU CAN GET 4 BARGAIN IN BUG
giles and surreys and wagons at
RICHMOND VEHICLE CONSTRCC-
TTGN On
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that JAHNKE BROS, Jewelers.. Si2
East Main street, buy, sell. exchange
and REAoUNT DIAMONDS IN TIL.
LATEST STYLES Old geld end
silver always taken in exchange.
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4 CUTCHINS.
Attorneys
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BUY FROM THE BEST IN THE BUsI-
ness-THOS. II. DUKE & CO, so4
Brook Avenue.
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SURVEYS. EJNABOUTS AND BUG
giles, vehicles of every description
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CLOSING OUT PAINT BUSINESS.

STAG. SAPOLIN AND MASMAYS
floor stains. sl.l5 per gallon. zoe
quart Alcohol, soc gallon. 40 per
cent off on all goods. store 30 De
vacated in few days. COSBY >
FAINT STORE, 3li West Broad.
MDurD. 20,1
The evening world., 1912-12-18
~ %MdQ]
$780,

EANlNG back In the gray whip-
cord upholstering OF his boss's
Limousine. noting the speaking
tnoe to the chauffeur with Its ivory
moutllpiece. the cut glass bouIue; hold
cr' the go!d-faced clock In its Nat
morocco case. and all the appointments
OF comfor, for personal town travel of
ne well-,o-do, Mr. Jarr Yrurmured to
hlmself.
only the rich enjoy this life"
Then his gaze fell upon the troubled
countenince OF his boss sitting beside
lilm ana he added to himself:
'Sut you'd never think II to look a;
them
After many checks owing to conses-
ton Of trafiic on Fifth avenue. and the
frantic efforts OF a lot OF unthlnking
sapheads on foot who would rush across
the street at the slightest opening in
stead OF waiting for a cessation in tao
! line OF equlpages, the boss's imported
motor car arrived at .he Dodo Club
he most exclusive 'lch old mems home
IN New York
I \ dull-rsced hall porter. who was the
pride of the club because every mem-
/ Der believed he was really as English
Az he looked, and as ov-rbear,ng TO the
o,he: servants and as servile TO the
weali lier members as his manner !nii-
The evening world., 1912-12-18
WANTED: SOMEONE.

n r. FOSDICK be right when he can't have Ell
N cien city government with apahetic citizens. 1t is
avn heless that great cities have owed their greatness
mainly the Imagination foresight and dsntereed devotion of
poweroce OF government who looked far and honestly
into the future and planned and wrought accordingly.
Have such in the government Of New York?
1t is that in democratic city work without
public behind him. Yet does anybody doubt that public
opinion ccaou would enthusiastically follow the lead Of big IDEAS
and foresight any such and could unhestating
trust them?
Misrust rather than apathy is what ais
lamenting the $OOO0OO0 stolen by Tweed in building court
house Mr. Fosdck exclams what need TO translate
graft into tuberculosis which check because have
money and padded payros into infant mortality which have
because control the financial TO fight it,.
What need is someone"
What this city needs authority who will restore the
instinct OF confidence and trust We fast getting to point
where conceive city whose elements not
in perpetual state Of sordd selfish clash No wonder damn
officials too much" We yield and the conviction
that the only that be in Office those whom must
look askance. What need is indeed. someone
II would be fine thing New York could itself body
and soul for few commission Of wise dncrested
whose only Jobs jobs OF public veal and whose favoe
graft bgung the public into spending its money for liz
good We might have chance to do much governing for
while ourselves but could at least acquire the blessed habit Of
believing there is somebody trust
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they were tor some time ineffective. lie
passed supplement to them. which
completely answered his purpose. In
this last he exempted from the prohibit
lions o; tle former. after one msnth,
all bisrsGusrir and pickpockets. Next
day there was not a level nor a golden
ornament to he Aeen." Yes. sir. sir
that slussish organ into action.
SUFFRAGE.
Wtfe's Allowance.
To the Editor Of The Evening World
Mrs. 8. wants to know what Others
have to cay sboat "a w!fe's allowance. 4"
I an single. therefore 90 not speak In
favor OF either man or wife. Hut ]
think 'hor idea OF man paying his wife
. salary 10 ridiculous. Certainly, a man
does not marry a woman 10 be her en-
pioysr. therefore why should he pay
her . salary? True marriage II q thing
Of a lifetime. and what belongs to one
belongs 10 the other also. And unless
couple can come 10 this cor Id, on
before thsy are married. tAsy had bette
not Sc, married at all J. II.
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Letters From the People

~ Caa Go Hin enc Bettc~."
To tas Editor OF TIE Evening woHd:
q. 2. Faber G: ch!oago states that
In nlne,y-slght years. or the year ?Oio
the nguge ten will be written six times
In one day In reference to the date
Now. ] think ! can 20 him three better
and n!ne years sooner. for. In 2o0i. on
January the first. We can write the
''one" nine times: First, i-,-i, then ,
A. NJ. and Lii A. ~, alec y. IA, ii
p. ~. ana I'LL p. II.
HERBERT ID. OHM.
Fourtssn-ysar-old pupil Livingston
High school. New Brunswick, n. J.
a Ttp vpsa OlAss Days.
70 ths Editor Of Tos Evsaius wohd
while the political doctors ere dis
Guessing the -. p. U. O." Of the city
govsrnmsrt--I mean the "vsrm!form
AppeAdix' Of local s6airs--vould II no,
bs we'll 70 enforce laws IN . fsshiou
modelled after the followingf 7 copy
from IN old book: Henry ~. enacted
some sumptusry laws. prohibiting the
w. OF Soid and jswels In drsss: bu,
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The Man on the Road
by Il. T. Eatya.

Il made sure of the key and got I'M
pounu!ng on the door began afresh. /
heard four woes outside. People began
to iumble with tle door again, but l
didn't pay any attention TO their efforts.
All of sud-, n the key fell to the hoOr
and in stroie three husky porters and
a little slender man with a grip In his
hand They 1T the gas, looked around
the room and left the little man alone
with me.
Il lay still without moving "A muscle
until the door was closed. The little
man put out the light as / hoped out
of bed. lie was too small for me to
tackle. ~ I went to the phone. BY tn 5
time was hot.
"'Hello!' | said. Who is this man in
my room?'
MIR. Levine OF Chicago voice re-
piled
"'Will You he responsible FOR my
things?' | shouted back.
Mr.. Levine lay as still as mad while
the rough necks were in the room he
knew | was looking for trouble
Yes came the reply.
II jumped In bed and listened.
mo sound came from the other bed
and fell asleep. listening. When :
woke up Mr.. Levine had disappeared. |
guess he judged me by the volume o.
my voice and made quiet getaway.
The evening world., 1912-12-18

Mr.. Jarr Decides It's Better to Be a
Live Poor Man Than a Dead Rich One


The kingflsh au Albion Is generally
good here, and Wen have a plain steak.
That with a salad will do. eh? Not very
hungry. eh? Well, it's good thing
You should never take a rich or heavy
something simple. Then one is ready
Tor course dinner in The evening and
a bite at some lulet and select place
after tile theatre, eh?'
That's the way I prefer it," replied
Mr. Jarr.
And this was true enough. lie took
something plain and simple for lun-
cheon-say snkers and coffee or beef
and beans. In all the dainty minutcness
that the white-tled quick lunch places
serve their ten-cent portions.
: lie didn't so to the theatre or opera
often. and when he did he also took a
bite afterward In the private hall, as
the communicating crack In the wall Is
called in Harlem flats.
During the luncheon Mr.. Jars boss
self-satis SIZED that he was making Il an
eventful day for his employee, dscoursed
slioly on the beauty OF service. the duty
Of one man to another.
Yes. the working classes do not real
ize tina: the employer has tremendous
| responsibilities. ne said with fatuous
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, The employee ha :
no responsibility. He looks at the clock.
leaves his work, and that's an end OF
the cares of the day for him. But IN.
employer has the worry and respons-
bl,ity or keeping his plant ND to eff
The evening world., 1912-12-18

Sir Henry Irving who aftcrward be-
came the leader of the English stage.
keene's real career began In 1875 when
he followed John Mccullough in the
management OF the California Theatre.
For many years as an actor-manager he
proved himself worthy successor of
the man whose career provided him
with incentive and Of whom Keene once
said.
IF only they will say OF me He is
nearly as good as Mccullough I shall
feel ] have not labored In vain"
But keene was destined to stand
alone. The last twenty years OF mis-
activity are replete with achieve rent.
His first genuine hit" was In 1882 in
Boston as Coupeau In "L'Assommoir, -
but Keene would not modify his con.
ception OF the role and to this vi.
timstum Is perhaps due the fact tina,
he did not become henceforth a ont
part actor,
As 1t happened this remarkable Dor,
trayal of the sot attrac ted vast at,cr
ton from managerial sources. W. W
Cole was one OF the millionaire cIrcJ,
, Eeene the coming tragcdlan. Cole.
, idea, however, was that Kecne shout,
/ submit himself to be managed In tru,
] circus style. Said Cole:
! ''1f YOU do not make more money the
/ any OF the other trased!ans in an on,
yea, that year I will release ycu."
! keene agreed and contracts were
signed. William Il. Hayden. q reiatiy
, of Cole. was tho ostenslble manager
Theatrical people were horrihed to Sc
! autographs, scores OF different kind
and In every color OF the rainbow
representing Keene In various Shakes
perian roles. The campaign o. adyer
Using has never been equalled,
Starting in 1850 Hecne had n';ep
years OF prosperity, u Necame a rie
man He died In 1905
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GLORIOUS!

v1VHE Coal Trust decision is a great victory.
Everybody must see it,
Attorney General Wckerslam it is distinct
IRE Of public relief"
President Baer Of the Reading system he satisfied
Special Assistant Attorney Mercy jubnt because she
Government has won"
The Coal Trust has also
The Coal Trade Journal there will be drop the price
Of coal.
big operator il will go up 81 per ton.
great victory for all concerned.
" o. Il 4
Peerkin.
why. that ! cannot tell" said he
victory"
The evening world., 1912-12-18

Had 1t been a capitalist or a penn!-
less but well dressed foreign nobleman,
both OF whom would have snubbed him
with open disdain, MIR. Jars boss
would have roared for the best table by
the Fifth Avenue window.
do you like vintage wine?" asked
Mr.. Jarr's boss as he scanned the lun-
cheon menu. Il never take anything
but dry sauterne with luncheon"
Mr.. Jarr implied that the sauterne
would suit him too. As a matter of fact
Mr.. Jarr very seldom did order vim
tage wine at luncheon-or breakfast or
dinner either.