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In the Mayor. that his term Of office be
ten years. his salary $4,000 q year and
ht removal possible only by order Of
the Appellate Division. All the arsu-
ments In support Of these recommended
lions have been heard time and again.
WANTS THE LAWS ON GAM.
BLING AMENDED.
On the subject Of gambling the COM
mittee recommends that the difYuse. OBJ
scure and contradictory statutes dealing
with that evil be amended. 1t Is also
recommended that the police be given
power to destroy gambling apparatus.
whoever the owner.
The committee 10 non-committal on
tho matter Of court review Of police
trials To all the objections offered to
the right Of a policeman to appeal 10
the courts from an order Of dismissal
there are worthy arguments in favor OF
such right.
Referring to courts and Judges tho
committee says:
Magistrates are often stupid In their
application OF the law and release
proven criminals because the techn q ue
OF the evidence 70 violated In some
minor degree. We are hopeful that II
our recommendations be adopted the
temper Of Judges and juries will he
more favorable to convictions through
the assurance that their convictions
will not be made part Of the engine Of
police blackmail. We are confident also
that honest policemen who cannot nov
secure convictions by doing their duty
and testifyirg to the truth will then bs
encouraged In both OF those directions. y
The evening world., 1913-02-26

CHAIRS IN white enamel that were
$16.24, now 1874.
ROCKERS in white enamel that
were Sl7.2%. now 1901.
STOOLS in white enamel. that were
$3.50. now So.1<.
COSTUMERS in golden oak. white
enamel. and mahogany. from those
that were $40. now S2.2<. up to
those that were Ss.9@. now $2.W.
BEDS in mahogany from those that
were S7.3+. now y3.o7, up to those
that were Sl7.67. now $3.50.
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hIGhbOiS III mahogany from
those that were $3.50. now S2S.75,
up to those that were Slll.00. now
S5b.25.
WRITING DESKS Of walnut that
were STATS, now S}6.25.
SOMNOES OF walnut that were
S3o.2S, now 1924.
CIfEVAL MIRRORS Of walnut that
were s4S.25. now S23.4.
WASH STAND AND DRESSER
COMBINATION IN mission and
golden oak. that were $40, now
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weakness, In the old days. people Ic
these matters run until they needed ,
large dose Of physic. then they tool
sonnet hing severe. like castor oil. salts o
cathartics. that meant abuse to the bow
els. These are the days Of the gentle an
natural-the days Of Syrup Of Figs
This way you are not drugging yourself
Syrup Of Figs. being composed entirely o
luscious figs. SIENNA and aromatics. car
not cause injury.
Ask your druggist for Syrup Of Fig
and Elixir OF Senus," and look for The
name. California Fig Syrup Company on
the labsl. This 10 the genuins-old ne.
Liable. Any other so-cslled Fig Syrup !,
an Imitation, often meant to deceive you
Rtuss such With contempt
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Macy's Mid Winter Furniture Sale reaches its climax in rel
a on pieces remaining from the sale and from our reg
Early English OAK
and Birch
Fnmed OAK
VerniS Martin
Golden OAK
JdcObedn MeiIoTed
Oak
To appreciate the values Of.
fered in this sale, three facts must
be clearly understood.

C1) This furniture is all OF The dnyabie.
.,cedy-giring sort. the only kind that finds its
way into Macy stocks. Much Of it is of
very unusual degree Of beauty.
(2) Mays former Prices (ot Schich these
sale prices are exactly ~ were the Lowest.
in-the-City." lower than special sale prices
anywhere else for furniture OF this quality.
(3) -ilons tcih so many other manntae-
imed articles. furniture Is rising in price, and
it will not be possible, according to the
present outlook. tor any one, not ever
Macy S, to offer values such as these again
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BRASS BEDS AND BRASS CRIBS At 4 PRICE

BRASS CRIBS. finished in the same manner as the
beds. priced sl3.1 (Macys price was S27.2S and
H567 (Macys price was $31.24). A BRASS COS.
TUNER is now priced 1924 (Macys price was $3.50.
Limitation of space precludes mention of similar pieces
all now at halt their original Macy prices
The evening world., 1913-02-26

BRASS BEDS in bright or satin finish (most of them
in the famous Damarda lacquer that is rust spot and
crackproof and may be cleaned with alcohol or ammonia
price was s4l25) s25.25 (Macys price was $50 SOY,
$3.50 (Macy's price was S5l25) and up to $3.50
(Macys price was S7725).
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"C|TS" COMMITTEE !
IN REPORT FAvORS
SUNDAY SALOONS
Findings Handed to Legislative
investigators at First Ses-
sion To-Day.
HITS AT THE POLICE.
.Suggests Ten-Year Term for
= the Commissioner and Sal
, e., ary of $4,000.
HITS AT THE POLICE.

Ths report Of the Citizens COMMITTEES
appointed by the Cooper Union Mas
MsSufng on Aug. IA. 1912. to investigate
police conditions, and propose remedies
waS submitted TO the Joint Committed
Of the Legislature this afternoon. Th>
recommendation Of the Committee ma,
BE- summarized as follows:
That saloons be allowed to sell
liquor on Sundays within prescribed
hours.
That the provision Of the excise
law making special examinations for
so-called Raines Law hotels Of ten
rooms or more be repealed.
That the functions OF the police
force shall be confined to preserving
peace and order.
That the regulation Of the social
evil. gambling. excise and all forms
Of vice be intrusted to a Board Of
Social Welfare to be appointed by
the Mayor and to serve without pay.
That this Board Of Social Welfare
shall appoint an executive head who
shall be an Associate Commissioner
Of the Police Department, and that
his men be selected from the Police
Department.
That the Commissioner OF Police
= be appointed for a term Of ten years
at q salary Of $4,000 q year and
shall be removable only after trial
on charges by the Appellate Division
Of the Supreme Court. First Division.
That the .Commissioner Of Police
be empowered to use a contingent
fund for the employment OF detec-
tives without civil service examina-
ton to constitute a sort OF secret
.arx,l,a ,ru,, nj tinn
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THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

The following were the highest. lowest and last
compared with yesterdays closing prices;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29
OtreSimO sc verig
k%apitalizma.

Ako 81 ii V sluzbi, bodi svojemu
goSpodarju veren in posluSen,
glei da bodies delaven; sploh po-
nasal Sc tako, kakor bi bill ii sam
%gOspodar. dokler jeS njegov kruh
Ia pesem nam neprenehoma
zvoni ma uscsa. AkO pa mi malo
pogledamo to milo melodijo, bo-
demo pronaSli, da je to grda iro-
Mia cd strani takozvanih nasih
apostelnov. S TEN ne mislijo ME
druzega, kakor da mi zrtvujemo
vse naSe moci in dejanja V prid
gospodarju, ter da ustvarjamo
kolikor mogoce wee bogastva. da
zrtvujemo Sc naSc teleSne i'm du-
Sevne zmoznoSti IA dobrobit de-
lodaialca.
Ako mi vse to dobro premisli-
mo, vidimo, da Sc to naravnost
protivi na%jsvetejSim idealom, e.
nakopravnosti in svobodi cloveSt-
va. ker nobeden pravi clovek nece
biti p%Onizen suzenj in lOjalen do
skrajne meje suzenstva. samo V
kOrist in %blagostanje gospodarja.
Ljudje, kteri so primorani vpra-
Sati drugih ljudi. ce smeio ziveti,
MISC wee svObodni. I'll noGejo biti
Sc bolj podvrzeni svojim gospo-
darjem, kakor vojni vjeiniki ali
kOt vieti afrikanski sunni: taxi
ljudje ne morejo biti mic boil We
sell in zadovOlini, kakor eden
uietnik ali suzenj.
Pref omenjene besede bi Sc mo-
ralc tolmaciti ma tax naGin:
Ako en- k~upcevalec S sunni ma
pade tebe in tie vjame pc noel V
tvoJem domu, te odtrpa cd tvoje
zene in otrok pa tie proda v su.
zenJstvo kakSnemu gospodarju in
nato ii pole lepo ma tvoja uSesa ::
bod lepo loialen tvojemu 60
s~podariu. ker ii daje kruh :"
Ako bi kdo govoril kakemu cr-
MENU suznju, kteri .je bill Wet v
Afriki, ter prodan ameriskim
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29

gait pOtisniti Jill Sc V vecjo SUI
most.
Boil me ko pomislim, da kadar
pride moi sin V Ameriko, zgle-
dovalo sc BIO ma MEGA in mogoGe
tudi z%anicevalo, in zakaj? cato
ker je bill njegov oce pobegnil IL
vrst straikujocih delavcev in po-
stal stavkokaz. DoGim, ako DO sci
v kraie kjer so delavci organizi-
rani in so primorali delodajalce
priznati njihovo organizacijo.
prejel DO boljSe place "a svoje
delo, Boise razmere, in sploh
ravnalo Sc DO Z MIN kot S clo-
vekOm in ne kot Z memo zivino, in
to vse 81 je priborilo organizirano
delavstvo Z vstrajnim in solidar-
MIN nastopom - potion svoie
o~rganizacije - unije.
JAZZ in vecina, kar mas je zapu-
stilo Strajkarske vrste in unijo
obcutimO dobro mas polozaj V
katerim sc nahajamo, in ce nam
je Sc kedaj pOdeljena prilika po-
staff clani unije, zaprisegamo, da
nigdar vec ne storimO tega da bi
postal protivniki interesom de-
lavstva ter postal priveski delo-
dajalcem in Z ten %pOmagali zru-
Siti delavsko slogo. SkuSali bode-
mo, da svojo krivdo kar najveG
mogOce poravnamo.
Priznavamo dale, da smo sto-
KRAFT vecji suSnji kot pa nemi osel,
ker on Sc vsaj tedaj kadar preob-
lozijo obrne in da baca svojemu
priganjacu. Mi pa ljudje z cloves
kim razumom %napravili smo raw
no nasprotno - imeli smo proved.
ma smo hoteli Sc vec samo da u
strezemo svojim priganjacem. Ko
smo zapustili unijo kteri smo pri-
segli, da jej ostanemo zvesti. in
ko smo zapustili strajkarske vr-
ste, Sill smo malo mani kot DO ko-
llenih z povzdignjenim rokami do
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29
tenn kraju ter sli o~pravliati sluz-
bo p~arieyca - ssskehaD

tenn kraju ter sli oprayljati sluz.
DO garjevca - "skeba".
"Spoznali smo svoje grdo dele
in ponizno prosimo da Sc nam
oprosti nase izdajalsko poGetje
napram organiziranemu delav.
stvu in zelimo maj Sc mas zopet
sprejme nazaj v organizacijo. Ia.
gotOvimo pa Glane organizacije.
da ako nam BIO Sc kedaj dovoljeno
imeti V posesti unijsko clansko
karto, da Sc nikdar vec ne lotimo
tega ostudneoa zlocina - postati
izdajalec svoiih ~tovarisev delav-
cev."
NihGe boil kot JAZZ ne spoznava,
ka.i Sc to pravi biti stavkokaz, ne
samo tn, ampak tudi IL mojega
rojstnega kraja V Italiji mi pri-
haja zanicevanje - sramota -
postal 81 izdajica, Judes lSkariot
svojega razreda. In skoro da sill
Sim svojega malega sinka brblja-
ii - papa izdajalec".
Nekaj casa sem premiSljeval
kako je priSlo do tega da moja
druzina ter znanci in prijatelji
vedo da sem postal judez svoje-
ga razreda; Gez cas- pa izvem. da
ie bilo mole ime ~natisnjeno V e.
mem italiianskem casopisu ter
en- istisek tega lista poslan ma
moi dom, in znancem in prijate-
liem.
OBJ sprejemu tega lista, moja
lastna zena in druzina naval so
me izdaialcem in sedaj, spominja-
10 Sc me z zani6evanjem, ne sa-
mo tn ampak tudi V rojstnem kra-
iu.
S~praSuiem Sc. cemu in zakaj
sem Sc oprijel tega sramotnega
della. Boil casino bi bilo It'll bera-
cit, kot odiedati svojim tovariSem
njihovim zenam in nedOlznim o.
trokom. kruh cd ust in Jill poma-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29

plantazarjem, bi Sc mu gotovo
tax suzenj smejal V lice. - Kaj
pa je z namiH Ali smo mi ka.j ma
boljsem kot so bill oni crni robo-
vi. ktere so importirali IL Afrike
tedanjim kapitalistom? Ali mas
ne COMIC 2 bicem pomanjkanja
ma cloveske trzisGa nasi domaci
trgovci suzenjstva, Ali mas ne
poSiljajo ma seine V tuje kraje.
tujim kapitalistom,
Toliko ie Sc slabse "a mas, ker
moramo mi, ravpo istim trgov-
Gem. kteri mas COMIC V tujino, Sc
potne stroSke placevati ter ma do
loeenem mestu sami "a sebe me-
setariti, sami sebe prodajati, do
elm so crni sunni samo lepo ca
kali ma mestu, dokler Jill kdo ne
kupi. Mi smo V danaSnji formi
Suzenjstva %primOrani, da letamo
"a delom cd tvornice do tvornice,
IL kraJa V kraj ter cd mesta do
mesta, predno moreno "a bera-
SkO ceno prodati naSo delavno
moe. Danes kapitalizem he potre.
buie samO naSe telesne moGi. mar
wee tudi duSevno silo, da Sc zamo-
re on brezbrizno zabavati, ter
vganjati razne orgije pc hotelih
in iavnih hiSah: doprinaSati pc
klcnske pohotnosti mad naSimi
delavskimi hcerami. sestrami ali
cello Sc mad naSimi zenami, ktere
so primorane vsled revS6ine pro-
dajati svoje telo.
V New YOrku .ie neka bogata
l5letna gospica izjavila. da ne mo-
re ziveti S $4,000 ma leto; dovoli-
10 Sc il ie $4,000. Torej kapitali-
sticna "'punca" ne more ziveti
s $4,000, ravnO isti kapitalisti
pa nam pripovedujejo, da delav-
ka. ktera. je zapOslena V njih pro-
d%ajalnah, pray lahko zivi s trent
dolarii ma teden. - to .je "a $156I
ma leto.
Sedaj pa mi delavci - moder-
nj robovi. bodimo samo lepo "a
dovolini, bodimo hvalezni kapi-
talistom, ker mas pustijo ziveti:
bodimo lojalni. ker jemo n.jihov
kruh. Tako citamo mnogokrat v
pOboznih spisih in kniigah.
Zavedni delavci dandanes Gisto
drugace misliio in presojajo, ter
%pravijo, da nj tako, da moramo
biti loialni. ker vzivamo kruh ma
sih gospodariev. Resnicno pa je.
da mi krvavo zasluzimo mas crni
kruh, in tudi pogaco, pecenko ter
sampanjec "a naSe gospodarje.
To vse ie bozia VOLTA, da smo
mi siromaki, oni - tam v krasnih
palacah - pa bogatini; tako lepo
nam mad uso pihajo duSevni
ocetje. NasprOtno pa mi socialist
trdimo, da smo vsi otrOci enc in
iste matere zemlje; da nina clo-
vek pravice vladati mad Glove
kom. da nina nikdo pravo ziveti
ma skodo druzih, ter brat brata
izkoristati.
Dol 2 mezdnim suzenjstvom
Mera ie polna. j. M%antony.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29

nash izkoriscevalcev, ter ga DO.
nizno prosili maj nam vendar pu.
sti, da gremo nazaj, da mas bo Sc
malo boil kot preje izkoriseal,
ktera zahtevo nam je seveda ia
koj ugodil. Sill smo, ter garali kot
mule, da smo ustregli svojemu
gospodu in "a placilo sedaj "a mas
tedaj MENU ugajajoc nastop Sc
nam ii vragi rogajo in bijejo nor,
ce IL mas.
Prodaiamo obiednem svarilo
delodajalcem, da sedanji stavko-
kali nismo vec tako paste poniz,
nj, do tega so mas pripravili oni
sami in da, ko cas- PRIDE, tudi mi
lahko naprayimo nekaj, kar Jim
ne DO najbOlj povolji in to je, da
Jim povrnemo milo "a drago.
Zapustimo naSe skebsko delo
ter sc pridruzimo strajkarjem in
tako pripOmoremo delavcem do
image.
Sedaj tudi razumen kar sem
mnogokrat Gul cd raznih agitator-
jew, da mi delavci nimamo nieesar
zgubiti kot verge ~suzenstva, pri-
dobimo pa lahko cell svet.
Cd danes naprej smo pripray-
ljeni, da DOmagamo, da zdrobimo
tie okove suzenistva. Znano nam
le tudi. da hi bill nihGe ubit V
straiku izvzemsi mi skabje, in
dneyno je bi! kdo p~onesrecen.
Tako sedai pa reGem good
bye" vsem delavcem.
Stavkokaz.
MogoGe je. da Ia clovek obzalu-
Je svole ostudno delo in skusa DO
praviti kar ie zakrivil, toda pre-
gnati ne more IL svojega spomina
kar je resnicnosti njegovega ida
l%alstva. Prelomil ie svojo prise
go, ktero je izovarial glasno pred
ysemi navzocimi tovariSi, in po-
teptal je V blato principe in ma
celia organizacije. ktere je bill en-
KRAFT vreden clan. Tisti kteri ga
poznaJo i'll so ostali zvesti princi-
pom in na6elom organizaciie. bo-
do vedno z nekakSnim sumom
gledali ma MEGA, pa maj Sc tako
skusa popraviti syoj judezev ma
stoD. Nikdar wee ne bo incl tiste-
ga zaupanja in spoStovanja pri
svojih sobratih.
Izdajalec 81 sam zapleni vso
pravico. pricakovati zaupnosti
delavcev. In ne samo mu bo ME
oovo krumirstvo sledilo skozi ce-
10 zivljenje ampak tudi n.jegovi
potomci bod znali o degenerirano-
SIT oGeta. kateri ie zovrgel vse
svojo mozatost in svojo cast DO
gail pod nogami. samo da je po-
magal industrijelnim autokratom
V niihovi nesramni gonji "a prof.
tom. in V boiu proti svobodi de-
lavSkega razreda.
Charles Pogorelec.
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"ZrCalO SkebOm''.
Pueblo. Colo.

Glavni stan "W. F. of Miners"
Doroca:
Sledeee pismo nam ie bilo pri-
posIano IL Bingham Canyon, u
tan, in je obtozba cloveka, kateri
nj izvrsil zlo6ina samo mad svo-
limi tovarisi d%elavci, ampak OBJ
lednem tudi mad seboi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-29
Bingham Canyon, Utah.
Feb. %. 1913.

req. 70. 1913.
NSkoro BIO poteklo pet mesecev
odkar sem postal izdajalec svojih
tovarisev ma Strajku. JAZZ in vec
druzih smo bill prvi, XII smo zapu-
still svoje tovarise v boju "a
zboljsanie slabih razmer v kate
rib sc lie nahajalo delavstvo v
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spomnim, da sem tudi JAZZ posve-
til svoje mladeniske leta v pro-
speh delavskih pravic. Ponosen
sem na svoje %sinove, ker Sc gave
dajo svojega razreda, ter Sc boJu-
jejo "a interese in skupen bla-
gor delavskih mas. kot
Sc vmakne lima topli spomladi,
kot je pc mrzlem dezevnem in We
trovnem vremenu zopet lep, vso
naravo ocarujoc dan in kot Sc
razburkano morje zopet police,
ter Sc prijazno zrcali V vecernem
%solncu, prav tako bode enkrat
konec danasnjih tuznih dni in ma
stopila bode nova, "a ljudstvo We
selejsa doba. doba, ko Sc bo-
demo nazivali brate vsi brez izje-
me . Militarizem bodemo poko-
pail, ter ma grobu istega bratsko
pOdali roke o virgil bodemo
vojske pravo, ker proizvaja maj
wee h~udodelstev in je sploh mai
vecja nesreca vseh narodovl Ali
nj to nekaj groznega, da Sc sino-
vi delavskih stariSev postavno
dovo!Jeno medsebojno pobijajo!f
KOliko mater, zen in newest po-
stane radi tega nesreGnih :"
Pri TEN Sc spomni mas znanec ma
svojo ranjko zeno in polasti Sc ga
britka zalost nekako ctozno ma
daljuje:
"Tudi kapitalizem nj mic bolt
81! Radi slabega zasluzka in dra-
ginje zivil je morala delati V to-
varni. kier 81 je nakopala bole-
zen, katera jo mi je iztrgala IL
rok To Sc godi tudi drugim
= nj Sc zgodilo samo meni in vse
to gre ma raGun "sv. profita."
kedaJ bode delavstvo imelo res
svoJ pravi majnikf Ali bode
mladina urneje spoznala potreho
s%ocijalnih reform, kot so 10 moi
sovrstnikif -
Dolgo je premiSljeval o tenn
problemu in zrl ven V krasno ma
ravo. Zahajajoce solnce mu .je
vsipalo svoje zadnje zarke V bledi
obraz. VeGerni mrak je po6asi le-
gal ma zemljo in z vrtnega drew
ia Sc je slisalo petite ptieev.
"Oce! - oce! Ali ste mas vide
lif'' Sc je zacul cd zadaj krepki
glas starejsega sina. Cd premis-
lJevanja YES zamaknjen Primoz
Sc pocasi obrne proti svojemu ST.
nu in mu poda roko.
"Da, videl SEN vas sprevod in
+ bill sem vessel, tako vessel in "a
dovoljen. Zavest. da ste vi m!adi
boJevniki prav tako, Ge ne Sc boil
navduSeni kot smo bill mi, me
della neizreGeno veselega. Moia
dusa je napolniena Z radostio; V
nJeJ prebiva veselo razpolozenie.
prav kot V velicanstvenem mai
nlkovem veceru oh zatonu solnc-
NH zarkov. lie tako naprej. sin
MOI in zmaga bode naSal Prema-
gall bodemo V skupni zvezi nase
tlacltelJe in NTH terorizem popol-
n9!ma strli, ma razvalinah tega
pa bOdemo zidali novo upravo.
katera bode u~strezala vsem slo-
jem in narodom." 49,
DOlgo sta Sc govorila oce in sin
o TEN problemu. Oba sta bila ena-
ka V misljenju in delovanju. Trd-
no prepriGanje Sc je bralo z Nth
celia in bistri pogledi so priGali.
da innate Sc dosti energije "a ma
daljno probuie delavskih mas il
tlsocletnega spanja h~lapGevske
poniznosti V novo zivljenje. "a
%stavila sta vse svoje moci, duSev-
ne in telesne lie "a probujo in pro-
speh svojih tovariSev. Sklenila
sta "a ma pref svoje moci Sc pod.
voJiti ker sta prepricana, da je
to nJiJn prava pot in da delo rodi
neprecenljive sadove med prole-
tarci
Sin je odSel; Primoz je pa Sc
dolgo - dOlgo gledal skozi okno
ven v krasno prirodo . Premis.
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iotte, Durham and Raleigh.
1910 A. aily-Limited--For all
points South. Drawing room buffet.
Sleeping cars to Asheville. N. c..
400 p MEX. Sunday--Local for
Durham and intermediate stations.
500 r. M.--Daily-~-For Danville. At
lanta and Birmingham, with electric
lighted drawing room sleeping cars.
1l:46 +. aily--Llmited--For all
points South. Pullman ready 800 p. NJ.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 P. M-Steamer train fParior
carr except Sunday, no local stops.
and 4:30 T. M--Daily local--To West
Point, connecting for Baltimore, daily
except Sunday.
600 A. Mex. Sunday-Local to
West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South, $50 A. M. $40 A.
NJ. 400 r NJ and SOS p. NJ. daily.
1855 r. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point: $50 A. M.
(steamer train). daily except Mon
day: $50 A. NJ, daily; 4:26 p NJ.
except Sunday.
Fl. l. BISHOP. d p. A..
GOT East Main st. Phone Mad. zf3-
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20 AcrcsJ Price, ss,00o--f0 Acres
cleared balance IN small timber.
Partly fenced and watered by creek
and we'll. Small orchard--appies.
improvements consist Of good house
OF FIVE rooms. BATH and sewer, two
largo porches, two-room servant
quarters. stable. henhouse etc. six
Il 6} miles from Richmond. and within
a quarter of a ruile of school, church
and store. Has r, It. D. In ten
minutes walk of railroad station and
car line II. r. WATKINS, IS North
Ninth street. Richmond. Va.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

1917 AeresI Price. s2,OOO--30 Acres
cleared; 75 acres OF second growth.
pine and oak. Watered by creeks
and.weil. Good five-room house, two
story. and In good condition; good
barn, stables etc. 20 miles from
Richmond; 2 miles OF railroad sta
ton; close to church. school. store
and postofifce. b. r. WATKINS, rs
North Ninth street, Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23

40 Acres, Price. $5,00a--1O Acres
cleared. balance in wood. Good gray
loan with clay subsoil. Watered by
creek, spring and two branches
House of nine rooms. new frame, dou
BILE back porch and front porch 65
feet long, with chicken houses, new
stable, barn. etc. ii miles from
Richmond; within few hundred
yards OF railroad station and largo
agricultural school: close TO church
and postof4ce. VIII sell ten Go)
acres OF this land and house for
$4,000. b. F. WATKINS, 2s North
Ninth street, Richmond Va
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MEETING NOTICES.

To The Stockholders of tho varni- Shine
Polish Company. Inc;
Pursuant to resolutions OF the en-
tire board of directors of the Varni-
Shine Polish Company, Incorporated,
adopted November G. 1918. deeming it
advisable &c dissolve the corporation.
a meeting of the stockholders viii be
held at the offices of the company, 3oS
West Broad street, Richmond. Va. De-
cember i. 1919. at r. NJ
J. r. STROTHER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23

from Richmond. 100 acres cleared.
balance in wood. 7-reon dwelling
in good repair; beautiful location;
fine land. good fishing. and hunting.
Wharf on farm and mari bed. This
is bargain. S5,oeG. Apply to w, A
DAVIS. care W, T. Harris, sli East
Main street. Richmond, Va
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SCHEDULE.

=
Chesapeske and Onse NanWey.
T16 A--Local-Dy.--Ncw NsNA'
$50 A.--Local--Daiiy--Ch IL
Sun. Thurmond.
1900 -Ex.--Dy.--Eorfoik. Old POINT
10000 A--Local--Daily--L Lax.
c. Forge.
s12t00 Noon--Fx. --Dy.--Norfofk. Ola ".
200 P.--Ex.--Dy.---Cinci Lyi16.
tt:oo P.-Ex.-.Dy.- Norfolk Old Pcinf
500 P.-Local--Dy-NN News, Old ~.
BIS P.-Locai-Fx. ss-n.--Ch'ar'vilin
eis P-Loca1--week days except
Saturday tn Warren--SAt-
urday to Gladstone.
s6:4o P.--Lmtd.- Dafty--Cin. Chicago
and ST. Louis
'11:o0 p.-Fxpresr--Dafly--
Louisville and LynchhurE.
.Sieeurrs tparlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RTCHMoNp---Locst
from East: s:5s A. NJ. 40 r.
Through from East: so A. NJ. 1s5S
p. NJ, $40 =. NJ Local from wes..
8 .t5 4. NJ. '+s.5s 4. NJ. and 7:2o p. ~.
Through: Sis A. NJ. 11S5 A III. and
1885 p. NJ
James River Line: ''s:ss A. ~.
4;55 =, M. daily.
ssDaiiy except Sunday,
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H,chmond nna retrrenurs t.nee,rsc R.n,

Cars leave South Richmond Sevensc
and Perry streets for Petersburg:
s6. 7. 3. 's. 10, II. az a. NJ, 1. 4. ~
Z. s. .s5:45. &c. 7. 8. go. 10 p. n.
II P NJ for Chester. IL midnight
for Peters burg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot of Syca-
more street for South Richmond:
1915. s:35, 1870. "T:s5. s:ss. s:3A
1885. 1885 A M, 1875. "1:35. z:35.
s3s. s4:s5. 5;35, s:s5, t7:o5, s7:s5. SIS.
IS. '10:4o. 1I:&o p. M.
tDaily except Sunday and hoifdayA
Carries baggage and express.
'"Llfnited except Sundays and hotl-
days
Ali cars from Petersburg connect
with cars for Richmond.