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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

S"e f.I4tui OF The Times Dispatch.
SH'--i" our news columns for March /; tcl
yoH n. readers thnt rrcsident Van. Ia his
I,hl'2' report to tho Stockholders OF Ia.
Nnl"'",'h Telephone ana Telegraph Com
iihE' !. In favor OF government regulation!
XXI not government ownership. liz saws
nAEn proven failure tbroad and ;hcrn il
no Iv'sTn Tor assuming tina, Il WOULD DC :,
II thc public ownerahlp and operation o.
H"se Htlnttcs nave proven such dismal fau.
been Abandoned. Thsrr has ben M h.l ,i
iothlhE, however. about such action by
,els.phones AND ecrr1phs /: i I'M IS o sneh
.v.lns matter thcy would guit
II would seem iuat Mir Vail 4. r,ts,,l.r
They arc not making ,h- Profits his oonpnn,
.bo,,,it'tt "i H. netause the. ar" operated. or
"tc't brii"in a. an eNatnpir: She pAid. ii is
go, - no.. i"r hcr telegraph system than Il
Wat worth. she q sand to be losing money
ana mat IS possibly so hu, !, must be re-.
m@in,ee.Sd ,hat upon taking over The toic-
rrHph We Ensiish ,Eoyernmen; gu; IN. pr-
Ha Ate ,omp3ny.. tolls IA half ina, wa. :,
i,..F - ~, ii!e users %! 2 per cent Nj. Vail
. ..'n thi ,mil az ne r-op!c capable OF do
part ' '@ ,mdre I rs Icing In en-: w9rds
ihrie is no reason IN tho world why tho
fl't no,, .moG.I noi nse thc very men
many. Ihoy would surely work a yy.l a.,
'N,i' sam os tnelo Theodore WHY not
az. SAYS ms company has had paid
l.H iNt a He 80 49, stock T.. n !. surp!u-7
~ 1rhase M n 1RR a slaa. q eona- hy
purchasers Of tho stOck puid "a premium 20
gsi IL o. 9 GOOD ming tia, hld 50 u-r cen,
OF p.}S'chI value ana 81 per cen. trading
Mr Vail says ,ha, soverrrer. onno-sntr
"'A!l destroy 'Ind!vit.dl initiative" Th-rs
y not much IA the telephone ana telegram
~ ms already been destroyed IN
th't In hE Nr. Vans o7u compauy ann
uni Us one good reason Tor government own
NJ. Vail coUpau, made over $50 % 90
t'r' year. IL this doe not Include INC cam
ms 81 the Western Union. ouI 40 doub,
.I'"''' can p" added iof that. I, ccrt..inl-
- not Include The Postal compaay so adl
:"p''.'D moro for thut ABOUT ,s5 o,-, el.l
i3' me Gov-rurlcnt take over tho whoi.
ana pNs them In per cent rov-ru;uani
bonds que !r ten. twenty and thirty y.lrs.
Keep ROLLS me- same as NOW. anG the Who'll,
thing Could le paid FOR In twenty vcarq
ma ""uln relieve society OF - charge now
30 SNeti"r or f5}ocigjJ p.r tuluim ,vhicn
n"d"T Mr. Na.l's notion. Wuulc he KEPT ~,
ttl! tnl- snail - more
NinsIoii->.icin. y. c. j. T.. TAYLOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
The Rappahannock
Rhapsodist
Suggestion.

N,t4 Doctor DopeM IS GUack
Who publishes an almanac.
Md manufactures DopcIn's pills
tSUr" cure toy hftN-Sovcu ilish
Now !. 10y some Unlucky chaucc
Through Dopem's Almanac did
tnth that hour my health Was sound
i.'ipr. id read the book!ct through
ny wonder and my terror grew.
I'M an hoped was TO be spared
y ic~ moro days 20 b. prepared
i read II" symptoms OF disease
y nj cried, why, have all OF thescr'
IL SAID. IF YOU feel tired ~ night.
ana sleepy. with no appetite
When you've consumed q hearty meal.
Ana scrter sluggish If YOU feel
" hen you are cold, a strong desire
!" get ny closer TO the IRE.
You've got H. brotluer,-bu, there's
Take Dopem's Sanitary DOPE.
Csc" what Miss Mupg. of Skagiuav,.
Says - ;. u did for her puw.)"
~ S"id' III with pain you moan
" Heu stricken on your crazy bone.
! SOU set pccvcd and speak with scorr
" men SOFA" ono camps upon your corn.
y. our nerves are i'm It fearful state,
TAX" -. : H., ais death to wgi-"
! ie!t myself grow cold with dread
Illl / Thought Dopcm. az the end
Aly only nope. my only friend.
"n ! reflected THAT look
= IL ~! diseases from his boob
AEd Thought IA rather have the D!ss
~ ms Ola Ignorance than this
For one who needs book TO tell
He's sick IS iust as good us wen
THOMAS LOMAN HUNTER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Obituary Of a Street Car

Giving all credit 10 the Richmond
Times Dispatch, which delightfully."- de-
N"!OpS The subject In an editorial arti-
tie entitled, "a Car Limo We Know"
let Us sing line or so of prose 10 thc
RAISING, uuh GRADED. OF the Southern
: ,ps" cor OF the Very cxccllcnt Co.
iu!nbia street car system
OF tho Car iinc We Know" our
Richmond h,other writes in part rs
follows. with much stuff equally good.
wMch We Eiyc not Tic space 10 print
crn SHOPS, line You did not have ave 10 10
patrpn!lc II more ihan two or three
times hcfor" YOU k"cw the motorinan
and the conductor ana all their relays.
midst to lind that they knew YOU, and
Whcre you wanted TO get off. and that
GcsIinittIon Frequently you Travelled
q. luxe, in q private car. ana. though
the company perhaps suffered ia its
annual statement, You felt yourself a
,tuIir.tp lnaEnat" on Il special train.
NoW ana then conductors children
would be down with diphthc7ia. and
an" YOU iclt with him In the bad
Ntath,r Of domcstctty. under which
be was iaboring. Again, YOU might
SiShai a mototman who was smiling
Ike blue heaven above Il skyscrapcr
aud after taking a seat wait until the
car moved 10 learn that ii was the
iiu"st boy that eyer cam: down the
nike And one day YOU happened TO
discover that. though these condolences
haG appealed to YOU, you had been
SlNiHE up condolences yourself. You
iAnkhed at the shock. after you had
recovered, ana thought II just as well
mat the motorman and conductor
should Know your name, which YOU
meyer remembered having mentioned,
'NH now YOU got along with your wife
every well. thank you), ana how many
.Hl!"rcu YOU owned. and what were
iHtir axes. and whether the little boy
h'iI missed the humps and the little
ElII va" wei Of the measles. and the
babN IN any danger of WhOoping cough,
Ihic - 50 fun OF the stone face that
we KNOW very It'll" about the warm
thc passing of the Southern shops
car: llkc INC passing OF a brother. ON
- lNcH the huinaniticS. In IL survived
tHc ucccnclcs OF feeling and Sympat hy,
~" ia We put IL that strongly?-
.! rove Physically, it went round
mo round ana around a small circuit.
.l"itNs having to wait on its more pre-
l:hlIous brethren OF tho trolley at one
Stcp or another Eut spiritually. no
matter now IFS crews were recruited
&c man tiiat could not afford to be
human on another line became human
on that one.
Go to city and take q car or
me men who man them arc brutcs
Remember that all that makes them
;pparchtly brutal is lack of time Time
=, nc son without which the flowers
81 tnc Eraccs and the kindncsses and
4 o. IN" elemental poetry cannot grow.
Inc southern shops car had timo
II was a vcritablc '.'sentimcntoi iour
ncy 10 board it, and we drop n tear
ior dear departed when we write
It's Columbia State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

times'-but compnre their good times"
WIZ ours their mode Of Twins with ours.
our pale checks
Can = Tlri Ice up nearly all n,Gh,. sleep
any time OF the day or night and have tho
bloom OF health In her checks, Our grand
In the limit OF the endurance. OF their
hotties We DO not consider our bodies at
consequence Is our bodies work overtime or
unurt ,iiny nrc orcricd or undcrfcd. Just az
"" 90. AMI our poor bodies must dance to
me desires music. whether II is able or
hvcn tho working Girl. who arises carly
rom ncc.SSity and works All day. has no
she sleeps until the last possible minute
nasty swallows a lew rnou,hiuIs OF food.
When che should rest. rushcs OH ri :, ,inncc
nn r"' cS:r ne theatre, or has company She
nor body is uudcrfct and unrcs,cd
,MH"m,"1 cur sr@ndm3thrrs have had that
our Erandm"thcrs have worn slit skirts or
G hn, ne i"nr"2 have never dome either,
M"n EnE can't help til cun. hut don't.
ii i"ns IN the beginning and insisted upoi,
aNims weil."rdcred. We'll reeulaicd lives.
~ - Io-u1N' In the end 1t is the mass
,ne world but {, begins with the ndivid-
and shall not he socially. any worse. o,hcp
Women dance It. ana Why shouldn't l. II
'htiF nominations, whether right or WRONG.
nnn WY fh%uldn.t re- Bn; suppose con
,'"E", suppose every woman VINO does dance
~, M eoiHnsied her Inclination when ~
suppose each "a: as should conquer our in,
rin'tn"ns, ana Qua 81 regard for our hnnl,h
come o' The pale checks that have so ~
G,ca YOU To wondc;?
nyp arc almost ~ bad Gins 10 not ,'t" ;nn i;s
va" 'oth other. Tor example. r. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
WHAT WAS NEWS
FIFTY YEARS AGO
Reprinted from rh,. Newspaper.


Commercial Hcintions.
po nc 81 ..;tS OF truce boa, fron city
precious frclEhi for tn. Yankee pris-
"hcra IN tichmund Donvillc and .-mer-
| nus. Ga The lanh"c government is
~, ,,c Sohslshor and UNDERWATER. and
the Confederate government is tho
Constance ana distributor Happy
! C"h!intrci'l relations. Sclah
, Nothing Doin. at the Front.
rom range Courthouse comes tho
report that The army IS absolutely in
nuyHNC' y heavy snowstorr. is raging.
Al o. the roads and the by-ways are
blocked up and it is all ,hat tho sol
Hl"ry on both sides of the limo can do
I" ken warm and comfortable, and
"''hE OF them are not DOING that.
m \ iinppy Rid,lnncc.
me rapid Transfer OF prisoners TO
ine new Georgia quarters and the inn
m"nsc business done within the past
month in The matter OF cNchansing and
parolInr has cut down the Number OF
l"m ,.H,,,, prisoners held in this city to
%"iiIththS less ulnn 2.o00 OF these
nearly 500 are in the hospitals and 500
Alt on Eeiie Isle Many of tho later
are "mpl"y"d in thu government shops
h.hNlnS shccN. saddles. scincs and
sem @nNl"us 10 be csnt North, pre-
ier'ihS the anvil ANA tho needle the
iluSkct ana tho baNun-t.
Discounted TOO Quick.
Robert = Foster of Kin: William
county, Indicted for relieving the Con-
ded'is,te states Tronsnry az about $lc-,
found guilty In the iustiuss Court and
sentenced to tia. peuitcntlary Tor two
years lie commenced handling the
new currency 4 little too Iuick
Fifteen Wen Rc>pi,rd.
Frcsidcn Davis has rcspited tho ft
toon mon confined i'm Castle Thundrer
ana sentenced to hc Shot in the pres
enc" O.! thtii h:iE&dcs next l'ruday for
"tStV li"u The respite is indefinite"
ana * IS understood that q fullor and
2 th"F"n&h iPNestlgation OF their eases
- to hv made.
nidnish, nutchcr>.
on Monday night the yard Of wei
iih&toh Guduln, near sixth and CLAY
Stic' Is. was invaded by uluudcrers
Who killed q fatted hciCcr. and carried
mn md behind a tho portion Of tho
smnllpo, in nussclI
ne sfuHilroN - raging in Russell
SoUnty Major Fletcher, Of New Car
9en, five of his family ana sin negroes
have died OF II within the last two
weeks. Jacob owens. near Dickcnson.
ui'" OF the disease, and twelve Of his
family are sick with it,
In n Hombproor.
James ". Walker. OF DarVillr has
pecn elected a member of the Common
"uicil Of tnai town. He is uow In
pcmhproof he louC las sought.
~, m" S""" @" the Sidewalks.
Nhlle The great mass OF citizens and
property holders have. from their own
motives OF interest ana convcIlionct'
compiled with til" city ordinance re-
pNlrhE snow 10 be removed from their
Slic"1ks. there arc always To hr
Iouua those Who viii cVadc thu. law If
i'Hh rNprns" necessary tor ii compliance
Vs. ia the law. We hope 10 see the or
uiunc" enforced tu-duy acaius, mn
del!Hqucnts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
FIRST STEF FOR SCHOOL
condemnation Proceedings WiIl Conn.
ID In IImNlimEs CMuri ON Anril ~

" In uu>tings Court on April 20
concentration proceedings wcr. IN
Stitutcu IN liuStinGS Court. Part IL
yesterday by Coioncl George Wayne
Ahucisoh. Assistant city Attorney
'E'uhSt property owners whose inter-
eSlS VIII he affected by the acquisition
81 "a SIT" Tor the new school which il
- proposed to erect on Ia. north side
OF i';tinbridtc street, between Fifteenth
anu toWaidin Avenue, and apuInst
those who Will suffer damage BY the
Wiuth'hG OF the street at this point
Notices VIII he served on the dcfcn-
"ahts that Il motion for the appoint-
mcnt OF commissioners to assess IN.
NaluationS viii bc made before Judge
Ernest II. Wells on April 20
The proposed school Will front on
cambridge street. aud will he in the
centre oil the property To be purCnas cd
by the city. The sitc will extend bncli
from the street TO an alley which has
been opened between Bainhridcc and
Porter streets. The building wiu 10
OF th" most Improved type, and Will
cost approximately 500. 900 The con
tral part OF the buildiuL; will he con
Stfuctcd az public auditorium with
seating capacity of 900 The ella ~
rooms VIII b. ia both wings, which viii
be three stories high.
cambridge Street, 1T the lower end
nt IN" proposed sic" is narrower than.
INC rest OF the street. with which il
VIII hc made 10 conform. The size ANA
Inc pr"rcrty ucccs arg for this work
VIII cost about $4,000. Worls on th'
new building will probably not begin
until next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
News Of [ etersburg

lighting etc. the pos,-or at Wash
ing iou has cut out q portion OF Bland
iotd Tor delivery Of the mail Post
master Ro!iinc has tried hard 20 have
tNls order revoked. hut without avail.
w hcH TIC houses are properly mum
hefcd. as provided by city ordinance.
the delivery Of The mails there Will BE-
les Unlcd.
Tire negro brOthers-AllIc, Richard
and sidney lIines-crcutcd a disturb
Hncc on BollInGbroOk street Saturday
night and fought ana resisted arr,s
They were heavily fined III tic Police
Court this morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Pcr.onnI md Cen-,,,

Mrs. Frank l.. Lu,z who has b..n
VISITING r"latives Ia Philadelphia, ra
turned hone last night
rev c. ". McElroy. OF 1911 HUH
S %as VII ~ u1dsrso an operaton this
home from Amelia Courthouse. yvh.Ie
she was called by tho death OF her
mother. "
An Interesting meeting o, the Lad,os.
Aid society OF tho Woodland Heights
baptSt church was h.ld YESTERDAY
afternoon. \ musical program WA,
rendered az the close Of tho busines.
session
Mrs " y Cooper. who was recent.
y Operated on ~ tho Johnston Willis
HOSPITAL. is improving.
:, WiIliain the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Willard OF eli Erst
Twelfth street. is much Improved.
preparations ar" being made Us the
L22die ga Soc!ety Of West End AIctL-
pdlSi tiurch to give Il dinner mud
SE ster supper on Thursday In ROB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

Please tell ne when Dcttinrcn Parish
Was formed. ana whore | may lind a
good historical sketch Of H.
Iu I74j ont OF Hamilton, rarisf,
which had covered all Of tho present
territory of Prince William ana Eau
quier Counties. In bishop NIeade'a old
Churches etc, Volume H. page .O1
~ SEQ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

I!VEH ~trlTuW"IN- cOIOr.n, aged tWnr-
= .ish,, of WaE"nold, dicd very sud-
denly late Saturday night 1T III" Union
Passenger station She came up from
Wal"Mcld on her way 10 tho Virginia
Hospital ina Richmond, to undergo 4
surgical operation, and while wuitinl;
10 be transferred was taken i'll and
died. -\I inquest was deemed uunrc.
"sSar%. ana til" body Was taken in
charge ~ local undertaken and
shipped 20 Wakefield Yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

TN 'Irsi cXhihiuon Dan game u
Inc s"aaou viii be played hcr. ON
Americans ana the Petersburg team.
The Americans viii put IN Rebel
Cooper as pitcher. He was SOLD to
them by Petersburg last Year The
linc-up of the Petersburg team viii
be as follows: Catcher Love. :: new
man from North Carolina: pitchers
Austen. Richard and barnes. short
stop, licinic l:uSch. first base. Barnett:
second base. Porter. ucW man from
Georgia; third base Danran; centre
field. Laval formerly Of Richmond
team; right field. Craven; left field
Keller Much interest is felt in the
appearance OF Cooper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

j. j. WcstmOrcland. AN cldcrly ana
respected citizen. is confined 10 his
home on Lawrence street from the ci-
fccts OF injuries caused by :. street
car striking the wagon he was driving
several days ago.
The municipal campaign is progress :
ing very quietly. The primary viii not
take place un;'' May IA. and the can
didatcs have plenty OF time in which
to do their caiva ssins.
building operations have been ma
tcriany intcrfercd with during the past
several weeks Of severe weather
on account Of the absence of house
numbers ana the inadequacy OF street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

>. Tho infant son of MIR and Mrs.
George j.. Hicks died yesterday morn
inS at the home OF his parents i'm
Chcstcrfold County. The funeral ger
wees Viii be conducted this afternoon
a. % CLOCK from Central Baptist
Tho funeral services of Mrs Ellen
ln"H Mitchell. wife OF Frederick Mitch
ril' VINO died on sunday afternoon az
Tw"ntY-etGhth street yVoodi.,m'i
He!@hts. viii be held this afternoon
a. o'clock from Christ Episcopal
UhhrGh,. Inc burial viii b. in Oak
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

dUVEN'Nt I'M q" sum OF S11D wus
nh."ArdgId yesterday IN iiustings Court
llhrt H. III the suit OF Charles w
plaintiff asked for damages amount
ms 70 5000 FOR breach OF contract bv
" uei"hdant, who, II was SAID, re
FUSED 10 .tcccpt an automobile which
IL" aGrccd TO purchase
;. n" suit % w H. Blunt against tho
Virginia Railway and Power Company
VIII 10" heard to-day. I'll. basis OF
~" action, IS alleged injuries received
~ The. plaintiff In an accident, FOR
WNIcn no seeks 70 reCoNcr Shnnh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Queries and Answers
AnnIysis Of Water.

How may in the bcs, and cheapest
way have analysis made OF some
spring water? r H. PRtTIoW
Write to the Commissioned OF Arrl-
culture. Capitol building, Richmond
Va iic can probably arrange FOR you
without cost to have analysis made In
the bureau Of Chemistry attached 10
his department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Engagement Announced.

ISrcciaI % Inc Timcs- Dispatclll
LynchburS, Va. March 2S-Ajr ana
Airs. Frank l.. Narney. OF this CITY.
have announced the cngagcmcnt ana
approaching marriage of their daurI-
l.. Meyer, of Eclipse, Va. The mar
riase Will take place here April ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Weapon "Totrr" Imprisoned.

In thc Police Court this morning.
Jesse smith coiorcd countryln;,li.
was fined So ana sentenced to jail
Tor thirty DAYS for carrying pistol.
He was arrested Saturday evening
Just as nc was about 10 Leave town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

An echo meeting is 10 be held on
Thursday evening IN the Washington
echo Of the annual conference of the
Woman's Prohibition League Of Amer.
lea. The speakers viii he Mrs. ] Tyler
JobSon' state prcsideni; Mrs. William
Hodges Mann and Mrs - \ HUNK
of Richmond. who will deliver scicli-
title address on Alcohol as Il Poison"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Til" Times-bispatch Rureau.
Eollingbrook street.
rhou. I4N51,

Tie ministerial Association met This
morning i'm Tabb street Prosbytcrtan
church and considered several mat
tors 81 intcres, Tho association sct
aside III" Gfth Sunnay IN MAY as a
Any when every cn0T; ~null he nut
iorth to get every person in ictcrS-
burg 10 20 L" some church The DAY
VIII o" designated as "Ev"rybodY- to-
church Suudai committee was
appointcd 10 solicit III" cooperation ~
the Mayor, Tho press and the public
generally IN ih" cause
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
NEWS OF
SOUTH RICHMOND

The John Marshall High School will
meet Tor IN. hrst time in Il debate on
Tho subject Will be, Resolved, That
all children in Virginia between tho
ages OF twelve and fourteen yearH
should be compelled TO attend school
AT least TOUR months of the year" Tho
orators FOR tho John Marshall will be
irNihs tials ana julius Meyer. sccrc-
tary OF the Boys Debating Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
WANT LARGER APPROPRIATION
school IInnrd Asks Supervisors fur ia
Per trnt I,,,.r...,..


Members OF the County school i.onrd
appeared before the Chesterfield Board
or SUPERVISORS yesterday at it's regular
meeting aud asked for an increase of
- Per cent IN tho school icvy for tho
diStrictS OF Bermuda, Dale and clover
mn No action was taken. but IN.
board set tho fourth Monday in April
10 consider the annual budget. I'm which
viii he inciuded the school appropria-
ton u IS expected that there with be
opposition 10 tho increase.
In behalf OF tho board II was OK
pIaincd TINT more money was desired
10 letter educational facilities ia the
county.
new school "a needed in Dale Dis
trict. and additions must IL built TO
the other schools. 1t Is also proposed
TO mako repairs on the Chester Agri-
cultural High School.
Mind Dogs In MidIothiau
Thirty live dogs. supposed 10 hc sur
I"ring with rabies, have been killod in
Midlothian and It's vicinity recently
II is thought that ther" IS an epidemic
among the animals. several persons
nave been attacked and badly fright
cncd, bu, no one Is known 30 nave been
bitten. An Investigation Is being made
with the hope OF checking the epidemic.
Prep school. In Debate
Chester Agriculture! High School ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

Alphonso Sorum was fined So by Jus
ticc Maurice yesterday In Police Court
ihrt H. on The charge of disturbing
through a window in the restaurant OF
j. -. Bclchcr. 500 Hull street. and
N'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24
Ehr Glmrg s ss.,]p Digpaleh

Entered lrnuary =. !e,6. a; Richmond Va
- So. ora-c.aes uatt-- under act % Congress.
lsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-24

B.g7n's llama is to be sen. TO AI.
f""Ah1rst To nor that hath shall be
siyH" Mra ranhhurst .lready has
John Eulrs goat
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-23

"Cleopatra," the big six reel feature photo play, delighted an appreciativo audience, and taxed the limited space available at the Popular" and Miss Marie Shepard, the little lady with the sweet voice, captjyated everyone by her dainty singing. Her Sing Me the Rosary, |" being the fayorile.
 Cleopatra is beautiful and artistic treatment in pictorial ar raugemeut of the character of "The Sorceress of the Nile" Egypt's most remarkable and beautiful queen, and Miss Helen Garduer's impersOn- atiou of Cleopatra artisticalIy con veys the various moods and emo tions to the audience; her cos yumes throughout are costly and gorgeous.
 The scenic effects are beauti- full and amazing, the acting of the entire company leaves nothing to be desired. The claim that Cleo patra is the greatest and most beautiful motion picture ever pro duced is well supported. It is a dramatic sensation and the great est photo play ever brought to Skagway. It has delighted thousands all over the continent, and has never before been outside the larg- est cities. The entire program will he repeated tonight, commencing at S:&0 sharp.
 Cardinal Richelieu beautiful Land coIored reel historical rom ance, with two comedies will fea- ure on Thursday and Friday at the popular price 25c.
 JUmHs uUuer 5 Uuyssey.