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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

Dear hditor-.i hope YOU and the member,
a. e.JoE,nE THIS beautiful spring weather
- so pretty nate 10 stay in the house
nope M! Ietter VIII not he too late for the
nase ms week. | think the page Is imnrov.
.nS; ana nope II will continue So With hos,
"'snes TO the club. remain your niembar
r:,,,, nm, = ESTELLE CHAPPELI.
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DeHr t.citor,-l WAS very much nleusej In
see my name in with tho nriyc ,,irnars ~
m.np ; am sending YOU a sketch which hope
n,,;t oe WorthE OF being on the page | had
member tspL1 1h ''En. our
South Mulberry street. or ~.
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AN APRIL FOOL STORY.

The FIRST OF April man was going
down tho street and dropped his
pock ct -book-and "a hoy behind told
him lie thought he was trying to
April fool him. so he said. Won may
have it" When tho boy picked II mp
ii contained SIS. The boy went home
very happy to his poor starving moth
or and sisters. lie then told them
his story. so after all who was April
fooled?
Composed by vIRGIE McGEoIGE.
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sends IA Drawing

u: Locus, stree,
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Thanks for Prize

I!oar Edi'"',-l Iocoivcd MY prize last Mon
H H,,i , ,n"rminG and ! think cannot thank
nrlS"d As I had missed tho last two sun.
"tE paEcs. "" ~" thinking Of moving ont
or IN" suburbs Of Pcjcrshurc for | love
y"uhtiN ne very much. / have darling
pehN hrothcr. seventeen months old and |
E'."r ect trrd OF playing With him or
Whtchint some Of his funny antics I think
must close now. as 81 is getting rather lntc
H'HhlhE YOU again for the prize I renain
WARREN y hII-RRAY
rs South Union street, pctcrsI,i;r v1,
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Pleased WI, Prize.

Dear Editor.-I am nov In King William
Va. Tor my health: have been sick a long
Time. was operated I'm November ut
Memorial Hospital and ann not well vet 1t
Is very bad to he sick. isn't it, My girl
friend VIII send my contributions. DO you
OBJECT? Ethel Briel Will he glad to send
thein with hers. She sent my letter TO me
last week. and many thanks for pubiishins
~. nave not received my badge vet but
nope 10 receive IL very soon. Edith Allen
think your april fool story was splendid
lhihk II is the best one l have read vet I
an. am i'lcIosing n drawing, story and answer
10 lew puzzles. will now close hoping
.nuch success To club and editor. am vour
new rnenber VIRGIL. McGEORGE
" sweet Hall P O.. King William. VA. care
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SHE WATCHES ron ME.

with her chin on her folded hands
BY the window she sits.
When the sun is shading the lands.
And watches and waits for me.
Her dreamy eyes arc bright.
And the bushes como and GO.
When she hears my footsteps light.
AS she watches and waits for nc.
Some dag I'll claim her az my own,
This dear little girl Of my dreams.
And then In a home Of our own,
She Nill watch and wait for mo.
Composed and illustrated by
BLANCHE ANTHONY.
Ashland, Va. X. L. BOX 20.
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"EDtIISTS For TEBRIAHY.
Ht.S i.ottt~ Dickenson, Oakyyood Game
tory. Richmond, IN.
rrca -" Puc. South Mulberry street.
Richmond, Va.
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TIE UEEK'S PRIZE WINNERS.
Miss Dorothy ". smith IDt3 vcst Vii,
street. Ut"hmond. VA
"'>S Eva Rosenberg, S03 North Seconu
street, Richmond. W.
NtsS sadie Anthony, Ashland, Xo.
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I''Ni F.ditor, ~ am now member ami
hhNeht nSd inuch cNpcrienc". ! will not try
'" write an April Foot story. am scnd =
inE So cral things. which ] hope YOU VIII
nud good enough tn print. aud maybe ono
"i thcn. VII win It prize, as they arc all
nle'nti since I've seen some of nay work
IN print feel more encouraged than ever
I" Try again. Your hopeful member,
.. , JANICE T.. LACY.
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To city picture puzzle-Jack son and
Kansas City.
To free puzzle--i, sycamore: .. hem
lock; 3. lockwood: L. pear.
TO flower puzzle. pink; . car
nation: ,, rose; 4. Star OF Bethlehem; ;,
lily Of the valley: c. daisy or violet
{, forget-me-not S. flag.
Answered by
LYRA V. RANSOM.
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Poetry Puzzle.

Who wrote Aspects OF the Pinc?''
Who wrote '"Thanatopsis?"
Who wrote The Passion:
Who wrote "Airly Beacon"
Who wrote "RlZpahY'
SARAH Il. COOPER.
23l Halifax Street. Petersburg. Va.
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MEDALISTs FOR JANUARY. lo1:.
MiSs Louise f.. WinckIcr. phiIIis, ya.
lion \. EiiiT, ShnvsviiIc, Nn.
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Masonic Home, Richmond
Girls, and Boys, Names in Figures.


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II. |. Il - !. la, IS. l6 3. Is
IL. 10, !. Is, 30. s, l.
By ALMA sOPER.
Gainesville. Va
Answers 10 Sarah Cooper's Puzzle.
!. Washington.
=. ohio.
8. New York
4 Missouri.
=. Montana.
Answers To samuel Curthrights Pun
]. Trina.
2. Nellie.
. Victoria.
4. Winnie.
DOROTHY JOHNSON.
Newport News. Va
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|'f s. i i II
.RuE ~
Pc Pr fsaz 6aas :fS;s
+. DI .lake
q g. e. ~ 81 =
LYNWOODE NEATIHHRA
South Boston, Va.
Rftidies.

What makes leopard spotted?
why should travellers over the great
desert never want for food?
can you put one of your hands
where the other cannot touch 1t?
what Is that which cats have but
nothing else has?
NELLIE WALKER
Box b2, Bedford City. Va
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Puzrles-E'lowery,

1. What flower is a boys name and
an old-fashoned pen?
=. n girls name and precious
metal.
8. A stylish young man and a fierce
animal.
FRANKLIN STEPHENSON.
North Harvie Street City.
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i'eai hditor--i am very Interested in your
- CUB. and would Ike very much to
ION :"u have room for another mem
pr mop" you win please send INC i badge.
"ln VII Try to do what is right hv vou
ana your club yours truly
$50. GI.AiDS MlLLEI;
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Honor to Whom
Honor Is Due
My Dear Bows and Girls.

My Dear BOYS and Girls:
How many of our Richmond men,
bers were present at the opening of the
Joseph Bryan Park gates? ! hope all
OF you who could not go TO the OPEN
Ing exercises Will visit the park as
soon as YOU can. view 1t In it's fresh
spring beauty, and, looking at the
gates, feel the influence of the patri-
otto. Christian woman whose memory
survives in their erection
Many other monuments to her mem
DRY are to be found throughout the
State and in Richmond jamestown
Island bears the impress of hor worl,
in restoring and preserving its past
history. The home OF Mary Wash
ing,on in fredericksburg, was saved
to Mrs. Bryan's stateswomen by her
prompt action.
On Gambie's Hill. in Richmond.
stands "A bowlder erected by her point
ing out as nearly as possible the islet
where Newport and Smith erected a
cross in the name OF the King of Eng
land, almost Immediately after the
landing of the English at Jamestown
other memorial work OF the Asso-
citation for the Preservation of Vir-
ginia Antiquities is associated with
her helping hand. She was tho first
and. until her death. the only president
of the Confederate Memorial Literary
Society, having In charge the White
House OF the Confcderacy She was
president OF tho Confederate Bazaar.
which rendered the finishing OF the
Jefferson Davis monument a possible
thing And on Nineteenth Street in
! richmond, stands the Belle Bryan Day
/ Nursery which speaks 10 all passing
! by of its founders love for little chill
drcn.
/ When the day comes that the history
oi me women who have helped to make
! richmond the brave and beautiful CITY
~ is destined TO be. YOU will be glad
/ 10 take your stand beside tho gates
so reccntl? opened to Richmond and
Virginia girls and boys and recall all
| OF these facts and thousand others
| that render every stone used i'm tboI,
building a separate tribute of praise
YOUR EDITOR.
Mt!DALIs1S FOR DECEMBER. I01c.
"tsS irene VI. Loving, Pcnke's Turnout.
Va.
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irish Nnmen in Figures.

]. 1G. l. 90.
2. II, 10. Is. ].
3. 3. /. 10. D. 25.
4. .: IS, Q, 4. Z. 5. 90.
Il. 10, ., IL. 8.
6. 20. >. Is. IS, 25
BY ALMA LEE g. SOPER.
Gainesville. Prince William County
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"a Puxylrv

am once in good. but not in bad:
am twice in sorrow, but not in sad ;
am in love. but not in hate;
am in dawn. but not In late.
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Ncw. From Ncathc,,.

81 ,TtHIi"r VIC arc hcrc again after 81
'nF ~" hay" an three heen sick I,;,J
80, 'as'es ana was sick for good while. Wo
80 us, started back TO school We Iir,
~ ioIE"i !Yu an get tn" paper every yyccL
- 'u."Frn seeing II much rhn Ia ct
III" We Wioic wc thanked you for on,
"er, nu, WIN thank you again. They we're
ci,.sa . go, w" are proud Of them We in
,f-,,, >H"tl STORY. q puzzle ana ;; rcu
T-- - which We hope to SEQ i'm min,
'"h your three LITTLE members ''''''
ETHEL LYNWoOpJ: ,Nn
l.D\N'Isr .I, ,.i,I,.,..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

Dear Editor lncloscd YOU will ind AN
April story. which hope To sec In print
hop" II is good enough 10 win :. prIZc I viii
close. with love TO ono ana an. ! remain
your member. AGNES STtINR,CE:
Weldon. y. &. "
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MEDAIISTS FOR MARCH.
"'SS Ne't Walker. hon -. Bedford City,
"trs sue s. y. Real, Bon 63, TunstnIi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

Dear Editor-l received the badge and |
thank YOU very much for H. I'm now send d.
me YOU story selected poetry. drawing
aud a puzzle. which hope Nou viii put in
the paper. Tho weather IL not very warm
in Petersburg. How is tho weather in Rich
mond? hope II Will turn warm. Yours;
sincerely, SARAH H.. COOPER
c5l Haitian street. Petersburg. Va
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Thinks Pauc Improyinr.

Dear EDITOR am sending you a picture
at cog. lntcndcd 10 send II to YOU week
ago. but lost II and could not find IL until
TO-DAY. ! think oar pHc. has Improved
since last week Hoping YOU and your mem
hers great success our member
Orange. Va NJ IL LYME
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My all is what everyone loves to
POSSESS
But of which the rich have most and
the poor have less.
JANICE T.. LACY.
1913 East Market Street, Charlottes-
Vile, Va.
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vIIE wEEK,s CoyTnin,rro,s

Anthony, Blanche Me
Anthony. Sadie Mu
Brown, Christine Mi
iSricl, Ethel Ne
Brown, Cullen Ne
thappcll. icstclic Ne
cooper, Sarah T.. Re
curry, Eliza beth Ra
Curry, Mary r.. Ra
DE Fue. Fred q; Ro
Flournoy, Gladys Sh,
Goodman. Daisy V. Sta
Gray. Fanny So
Heath. Elizabeth Sin
iiattOrf. Alvin Sa,
Johnson. -. *. st,
Jackson. Raymond SO
Jones. Charlotte w;
Jones. Olive W;
Lyme, NJ. r. w;
Lacy, Janice T.. W,
Mcclellan, II.
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South Roston Va.
Glad lie .Ioincd.


I'eur EGlinr.--T an ,.i,d
-ent in Two. ~ ono ism, ' ,.., 'he
IIgbe IN. other Is. bu, hone 49, .noN
". I-lf III 4 :.
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wicihl '' ibi@k nm az, sending in drau,,r
Corciy, Wv P.oiiShed You're sin
IL Locust s,roe, ANNIE WALKER
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McGcorge. Virgie
Murray. Warren y.
Miller. Gladys
Neathcry, Edwin
Nca,hcry. Ethel
Ncathery. l..
Reid, Margarc,
Ramky. Martha
Rausou. Lyra V.
Rosenberg, Eva
Shcpperson. +.
Stainback. 4. NJ.
Sopcr, Alma Ice
smith. Dorothy NJ.
Sack. Freddie \.
Stevens. Thelma
Sopcr, Edna May
Walker. Nellie V.
Walker. Arrie r.
Walker, Manic l..
Woodvillc, Eugcnia
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T'I AIM '9t'PFN.
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Dear Editor. j
her Of III" r. -. (
rece'ven my letter
IN" q badge. The
much.
KnsV,i.lt n.
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f:1h South ~.
Mink u L.

H'if Ed'tOr. ] 3
want 10 Join the
y"u would send IN,
q picture | drew.
ara WING Will miss
unknown friend.
Sahot Gooch!anS
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Dear Edltor.-I nclosed
drawing Hoping you and
Won ] am your member
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MtDALISTS FOR DECEMBER, fo1c.
Hiss Irene W. Loving, Pcake's Turnout.
Su.
Master Edwin Acthcr!, South Boston,
Nn.
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swers to Samuel Curtin rights Puz.
.IunI,IetI NnnIcr,

:. DOROTHY JOHNSON.
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Sends a Stor,

Dear EditoT,-i reckon YOU think ! have
.p!goten sou and the members. hut ! hsv.
not J am sending In story. which / hone
TO see in print. Your old member
.,o, MARGARET REID
:fs East Marshall Street. City.
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Dear Editor.-I am sending YOU puzzle.
drawing, some riddles story and an an
swcr to n puzzle. l hope they will suit you.
If any ono should not send In the right
the right answer? Tell Cousin wastcbasket
To eat more food. and let our writings for
the page get To the page without being
tasted OF Did you receive the story I sent
In for the April contest? Best wishes 10 all.
NELLIE WALKER.
Box 81. Bedford CITY. Va.
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WILLIE.

oscd by vIRG1E McGEoHGn
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Sends Puzzles


Dear Edttor-As | have not had limo In
uraW hNthns for the Childrcn's Page viii
49, ~" ncnu one IN Tor nest Time am go
INK 10 ticnlnond III q week or two and me-
"ouht WI sec rhe Times Dispatch Build.
ING while am there. You, little nlcmhor
ELIZABETH HEATH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-09

tDaily. Weekdays. sSundays only.
All trains 70 or from Byrd Street Station
step at Elba. Time o arrivals and departures
rot guaranteed. Read the signs.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

FNEMIEk CAKRiETt OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-Follow!ng schedulc figures publish. q
as Information ana not guaranteed:
For the South-Uaily: 6:l0 ~ M.-Locai.
10 40 A. M.-EXprc.s 600 p M-EXprers
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars Tor Al.
lantt and Birmingham. lla5 =. M.-EXprcss,
Week Days: 1900 +. M.--Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 Il. M.-Stcamer train tparlor carr ex-
cept sunday. no local stops; ana 4:3o i. Nj
Daily. local-Connect!ng Tor Baltimore. daily.
except sunday. GOO y. N.-cNcept sunday
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: $50 4. NJ. and SAD A. "
900 p. NJ. sos l.. NJ, daily: l2:55 Xxx SUI
From West Point: $50 y. NJ. (steamer train.
daily. except Monday; s:3) A. VI. daily; az
L. NJ. except sunday.
IL. L. BISHOP. T. p. A.
soI Y. Main 81. Phone Madison "a.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

200 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS News
200 A.--l.ocal-Dally-Ch Vile. EX. Sun.
ThurInond.
t9:to A.-Exprcss-- Dauy-Norfoik. Ola Point
1850 A.-Local -Daiiy--L'chb'S Lex. c. Forge
1900 :Scon - Express - Daily = Norfolk. Ole
Point.
TOO P.-Exrress- Daily-Norfolk. Old Poimt.
800 P.--I.oca / Daiy-N. News. Old Point
6:lb P.-LoCai-EX. sun. Charlottesville.
5:i5 P.-I.ocal-Week days, To Warren.
$40 P.-t.N press-Dnily- LvIllc.
$40 p.-Iinitcd-D a!ly-Cin.. Ch'6o. s., L.
FL 90 P.-E&press - Daily - Gin, Louisville
'Slr"pcrs. +Tarlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICfiMOND-Local from
East: 40 \. NJ, $40 y. NJ. Through from
East: 1850 a. NJ, EOS +. NJ. $50 F. 81 Locai
from West: SEQ y. NJ. '"l0:3o a. NJ. and SO,
l.. vi. Through: $50 ~ NJ, l:5j 4. NJ. ana
: 80 =. NJ.
James River Line: 1885 \. NJ. 5:aj P. ~.
Daily.
''Daily except Sunday
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Pay
City axes
Room i07. City Hall.
Richmond, Va, Dec. l. 1919.

INlcumOnu, va, Dec. /, - a.
THE LAST HALE OF CITY
TANES- REAL ESTATE AND PER
SONAI.--for 1913 Is DUE IN
DECEMBER, AND SHOULD BE,
PAID AT THIS OFFICE.
EVERY MALE. tweuty-one years
of age. and EVERY person keeping
house or doing business in the city,
is assessed for personal taxes Those
who have not paid any city taxes
during the year are urged to call
and settle. so as To avoid being
posted as delinquents.
FIVE PER CENT will be added to
last half IL not paid on or before
DECEMBER 81.
Interest at SIN PER CENT also
attaches to all bills as soon a. re-
ported delinquent.
Particular attention is called to
the above, rs under the city ordi-
nance there can be no avoidance OF
the penalty.
GRADING. PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION BILLS are also due
and payable. FIVE PER CENT pen
atty will be added to all 1913 grad
ing, paving and sewer connection
bills NOT PAID By JANUARY 81.
1914.
WASHINGTON WARD TANES,
ETC, must be paid at the Office OF
DEPUTY COLLECTOR, Tenth and
Hull Streets.
II. l.. Hulce,
City Collector, City OF Richmond.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALI. RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule IN Eject December |, 1913.
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 300 4. NJ. 800 p. M. -4:!S
T. NJ
FOR LyNcHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:l5 ~. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ, 1900 Z. n. 1870 p. N
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'l1:4o
~, '5:3j T.. NJ, 30 p. NJ. From the West:
$3.50 \. NJ, t4:lo i. NJ. $50 p. A., .S:o5 l.
Nj. $500 L. ".
Daily. .Daiiy except Sunday. ssunda,
only.
". y. BEvILL W. c. SAUNDERS.
l.. I. NJ. Roanoke. q. L. A. Roanok.
{. IL. bOSLEN. ID. r. A. Richmond, Va,
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SraI Gstate Tpr SaIc

Foit SALE. cHEAr FARMS NEAR
thls growing city and fine market.
No l--3J acres. 1880. with enough
thnocr on 1t, We ar" told. to pay for
At No, 20 acres. very line. with nice
n MIA nS, etss and tne strawberry
berries last year IMPROVEMENTS
worth $4,000. Price reduced 20 $4,000.
NO 3-fk acres. about 300 yards from
James River. with fine peach orchard
OF about l.Goo trees, which owner
states arc worth g. each. Dwelling.
ceres in wood, and with harbor
5000. No. % acres ere on water ter
S!A-ro0ni dwelling ond barn; new.
80. o,-i93 acres. liEht-room slate
1901 dwelling and 200 acres tiribcr
$4,000. No. G--52G acres with i'm
pr"N"nen,s worth $4,000. Cor IS, 0Vo
crops mature much earlier here and
bring letter prices. Write for on,
SathioSu. Many farms being bought
mere About fourteen million dol
,,@rs new york in eight. SOMMEH-
Vile TRUST co. INC. Nowpor,
FoH SALE. 1901 ACRES N Abe
hnclY located. on public road. four
inii"s from, charlottesville. three
tn1IGs 90. oL wfich Is maca!aln rad
trtT The timber. together with
telephone poles. ties and bArE. viii
nearly pay asking price OF uro:crty
s's'4'F NVt'i4 IIIti 'S h'i.. W!!HH
WILDER & co. Charlottesville. Va
LOOK AT THOSE NEW HOMES. 1900
uiocN. stuart Avenue. eight rooms
ihrec baths iirst class in ev.ry way
fronting IN" paris two squares from
Lee Monument. Madison t4G7, Mon
roc 294i-L
900 ACRES, WOULD MAKE AN
ra I%, S'Vch arm, railroad lines ia
non !.fl lIIl her ~ ,--il 1 .
GhEGoNI, piiii~<H%s. nv Va. AN'"NI D
For SALE FOUR CENTRALLY Lo-
%,t.d i"ts IN .Chamherlayne Court.
''intcr Park. VIII sell at nine dol :
lars foot II sold at once. Fart cash.
remainder in mOnthlv pavnents Adj
iress FRANK liCHACk, Glen Alien,
FoC = ROOM HOUSE. STORE 'FRONT.'.
%t1HNd mile ana half from Forest
HilL $1,000. Will exchange for citv
property. VERIFY COMTANY, NC.
mond Monroe 81
FOR SALE, SPLfNDiDIY EQUIPPED
dairE farm. 40 acres. near cItv: 900
acres cleared land: S17.or0 Prospect
Tor enhancement to 500 an aero
cOTTRELL:S FARM AGENCY.
SUBURBAN HOME OF IL ROOMS AND
~ convenienccs; TOO acres. highly
improved land: near cIty. on two rail =
roads Address i45 care Times
iOR SALE. I.OTs IN DADTON
heights, Norwood. parklaud G!ntcr
iarh: shade trees ana just the place
lor home; easy terms. w C.
cl;ENSHAW. 1895 East Cary street.
$40 ACRES IN GOOCIlLAND. TWELVE:
ihllcS station: young timber; we'll
waicrcd ana good rod soil. good to-
lhcco land; S,SG0. Some wire fcnc
my 9 81 care Times Dispatch
ENCELLENT FARM IN FERTILE AND
bic stor. property. y G. NORRIS.
Trcvillans Va
,"5eo WILL ELY y GROVE. AVENUE:
lone. 30" block, eight rooms. three
baths lot is9 feet deep Madison
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auturnut'iles Gnr Sals

PHYSICIANS, BUSINESS
men,-Chalmers O9i2J roadster, ex-
Ccllent mechanical, paint ana tire
condition. Also bargains in Hup-
mobile 80" four passenger: Chal-
lncrs go i've passenger. and
Mitchell. d"c- passenger. each fully
car 'l'laD. suitable for truck OF do
livery service LLOYD MOTOR COM
i'ANY. 3l5 west Main street. Rich
:nonG.
/ JNE-rASSFNGER Town CAR.
suItabi" for pr!Vat" o. taxi service.
IN good order and perfect runninl,
condition; cost $500 VIII II" sold
very chcap Apply 1905 West Broad
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the South

EFFECTIVE JUNE e. 1918
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
FOR Florida and South: SIS \. 81. AID G.Gi
!. NJ, / 100 y. NJ
For Norfolk; s:co 4. NJ. 800 p. NJ. 81, p
For y & W. Ry. West: e:l6 A. NJ. p:sq 4
NJ. 800 L. ~. o:20 T. NJ.
For Peter burg 100 \. NJ e;i5 A. n
Sis ~ NJ, 9;c0 y. NJ. $3.50 A.. NJ 800 r. ST.
$40 y. NJ Cos +. 81. tc5 T. N. $50 L. ii
II 40 Il. ~.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5:o5 \. NJ
l3:l5 =. NJ. csc y. NJ. 1881 \. NJ. ''lo:i5 4
NJ, II 40 y. N. '2:l) =. N. ''i:io +. Nj, SO.
l.. NJ. d:S5 +. NJ. $50 l.. NJ. $500 =. NJ. II -
l.. VI.
Except SUNDAY. '.sunday only
Time OF arrival and departure and couacc.
ticns not guaranteed
c. $. CAMPBELL. u. =. A. SIS Main s.
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SENBOARD AIR LINE.

Southbound trains schcduIcd TO leave Ricf
mond daily: 9:e5 y. M.-Local 10 Norltn,.
l:2) II. Shoppers and coaches. Atlanta
birmingham, Savannah, Jackson"ille. $50
J.. M.-Local. l1:e6 y. M.--Sleepsrs auc
coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham. Memphis.
Loo y. M.-SlceperS ana coaches jackson
vlllc. N"rthbound trains scheduled to arrive
in Richmond daily: $3.50 a. NJ. $40 ~ "
$50 y. VI. Local. a:o1 4. NJ. 1:t5 7. ". Loci.
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i.:.tai estate j'ur Rent

Nr.NV MODERN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
10 rent parties leaving city; VIII sac
ritice on rent il taken ut once: not
water neat. gas and electric light,
hardwood finors 3S22 stuart Avenue
WILL RENT Nj LARGE A'rTEAC-
tive house of twenty rooms. centrally
located, and having an established
business as select boarding place (;
good number OF boardcrs now in
house. references required. * 242,
care Times Dispatch.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd 81. Sta. 400 P. NJ for Fr.derieksburs.
Leave tIba sta 30 A. ~, $50 =. VI. for Ashland
Arrive Dyrd 81. Sta. S.2h AN. from Frederfcksb'e.
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 A.h..5.42 Pm. from Ashland
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Richmond ana Chesapeake Bay Railway

Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective MsY
3. 1912: Leave Richmond, Laurel and Broad
Streets: b'6:05 4. NJ. 's:l0 4. NJ, bs:lo :.
NJ, 9Ic a. NJ. .'io:lo \. NJ. Il;io 4. NJ, i:!N
J.. Nj, G:io 4. Nj. $40 p. NJ bi:io +. Nj go
i. NJ. $50 +. ri. 7:lo +. NJ, bs:io r. NJ
lN;lo =. Nj. 1855 p. NJ. Leave Ashland Eng
land and Maple Streets: $3.50 4. NJ, b1e) 4
NJ. 800 a. NJ. bs:0o a. NJ. 10 100 A. NJ sslt 20,
A. NJ. 1890 NJ. 1880 p. NJ. ZOO p NJ, 49,
y. NJ, 500 T.. NJ. b5 30 I. NJ. GOO +. M 1909
y. NJ. 500 l.. NJ. b9:9o l.. ~ 100 +. 81.
DAILY except sunday. ''Sunday only.
bCarrics baggage.