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"Broadway Jones'"

Broadway Jones'" the best comedy
ever written by George NJ. Cohan. will be
produced next week for the first time on
any stage at popular prices by the Poll
Players. broadway Jones" tells the
story OF a young spendthrift who lives on
credit at the rate of $4,000 a year be-
cause every one believe he is immensely
wealthy. At a moment when he is about
to marry a very wealthy but ugly old
woman as a means to eNtricate himself
from his embarrassing position, he falls
in love with a pretty girl and falls heir
to a big fortune. His efforts to esca pe
his aged fancee and his strenuous at
tempt to manage the business he has
inherited furnish the amusing situations
OF the play
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Coming Attractions.
Ethel barrymore in "Tante."

Charles Frohman will present Ethel
Barrymore at the National Theater next
week in "Tante."
c. Haddon Chambers is responsible for
the play. having made it from the novel
Of the same name by Mrs Anne Douglas
Sedgwick. While Mr.. Chambers has fol-
lowed the principal incidents recalled by
the readers OF the novel. he has not hesi-
tated to make the changes necessary in
the transition from the book to the stage.
Charles Frohman has surrounded Miss
Barrymore with distinguished company,
including as II does Charles Cherry,
Haidee Wright. Eileen Van Biene, Mabel
Archdall. Mrs. Thomas Whiffen. William
Ingersoll, and f. Henry Edwards. The
four acts Of ''Tante" have been equipped
scientifically by Mr.. Frohman in exquis-
lite taste, and present splendid specimens
OF the scene-builders' art.
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Gilbert and Sullivan oprr. Co.

The hearty welcome accorded the re-
vivals OF Gilbert and Sullivan's operas.
The Mikado." ''Iolanthe," THE Pirates
of Penzance," and 'Pinafore," during
their recent engagement in New York by
the all-star company which will be seen
in this city at the Belasco Theater next
week. is significant and indicative that
there still exists a desire and a keen ap-
probation for the production of the best
work of these two masters of satire and
melody.
The revival OF The MIkado" three
years ago. and that of ''Pinafore'' the
following spring, were so successful that
Immediately Indications of the awakening
of a public interest for this form Of en-
tertainment was observed, so much. in
fact. as TO encourage their promoters to
further effort. when they followed them
with the restoration OF Patience"
'Tolanthe." and The Pirates Of PEN
Zance."
The cast includes De Wolf Hopper.
Alice Brady. Sara NJ. Edwards. Gladys
Caldwell, John Z. Thomas. Arthur AID
ridge. Arthur Cunningham. Herbert
Waterous, Florence Lee, and a chorus OF
fifty.
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cast pose in the various roles. and Mr..
Wallace Edinger. the matinee idol and
leading man. enActs the principal role.
Following this feature will be shown
"Manen Lescaut," with Lima Cavaliers.
The cast includes signor Muratori and a
company of players recruited from the
famous comedie Francois organization
OF Paris.
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American Beauties.

The American Beauties company of B.
F. Forester will be the attraction at the
Gayety next week. Edgar BIxley, tramp
is seen in the leading comedy
role. in the two-act musical burlesque en-
with book by George Totten
Smith, which is entitled "A Millionaire
for a Day"
The plot to this burlesque extravaganza,
while rather consistent, allows for the in
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Feature Films.

The attractions booked for Moore's
Orpheum Theater next week. beginning
on Monday with a film production OF the
celebrated old melodrama. The Great
Diamond Robbery strictly all-star
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Vaudeville,

The bill for next week at the American
Theater will consist of five novelty acts
and two special added attractions, which
will surely please the patrons Of the pop
ular Avenue playhouse.
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..The Regeneration of Aunt Mary"

"The ReJuVenatfon OF Aunt Mary"
For the opening week of the 1914 sea
son of the Columbia Players, the greatest
OF all the May Robson comedies, THE
ReJuvenation OF Aunt Mary" Is an
nounced. The Rejuvenation OF Aunt
Mary Is a three-act comedy by Anne
Warner. and its Interpretation at the
hands OF the Columbia Players will re-
QUESTION many of the most popular play
ers that have appeared with the Column
bia company in the past few years. Fore
most of all, interest will center in Carrie
Thatcher's Interpretation Of the lovable
old aunt who became a living reality at
the hands OF May Robson and made II
the success of two continents. The piece
is simplicity itself-being one chord of
sweet humanity that invariably sends an
auditor home delighted.
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George Tyler. managing director Of
Liebler & Co. has set sail for Europe In
search OF producing material for next
season. Among his plans for American
plays Is one by Edward Sheldon. called
CONTINUED on PAGE TEN.
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Robert Edeson wearies OF the rigors
of the night stand acting, and he has
withdrawn for that reason from the cast
Of Fine Feathers. His place was taken
by Tully Marshall.
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Feature Films.

The Easter attraction. beginning Sun
day. April Il. at Moore's Garden Theater.
will be the initial appearance Of Little
Mary" Pickford in Tess of the Storm
Country" 1t Is the latest release Of the
Famous Players Company. and Miss
Pickford is provided with the most de-
lightful role OF her career. The full act
ing strength of this famed organization
appear in her support. and the entire
production has been personally directed
and staged by Mr.. Daniel Frohman. This
production will be seen until Thursday,
and the rest OF the week will be devoted
to the showing OF the latest Klaw &
Erlanger production. entitled THE Bill
lionaIre"
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PRODUCTION Of many novel vaudeville feat
ures. Adele Archer has been engaged as
the leading lady. and Lew Hilton. in q
Hebrew role, supplies almost as much
comedy as the star himself.
Other members OF the company are
George s. Parks. Zella Clayton, May
Holden. Dave Mallen, and Gertrude De
We're. On Friday night the usual country
store will be given, but additional prizes
for the new women patrons OF the the
ater have been added.
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The estate of Henry B. Harris Is about
to produce a new farce, called 'Oh,
What a Day" II is by Abraham Scho-
mer, author of To-day
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John Mason's new melodrama by Owen
Davis has been changed as to name from
"Drugged'' to The Wall Between"
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Arthur Ritchie arrived in the city last
night to take up his duties as stage di-
rector OF the Columbia Players
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Anna Held comes TO the B. F. Keith
Theater April 10Th week, and following
her, Johnnie Hyams and Leila Mcintyre
in new version OF their former hit
The Quakeress."
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Small Talk Of the Stage.

George Broadhurst will make several
productions next season. one Of these
being a new play from his own pen. in
which Julia Dean will act the leading
role. Mr.. Broadhurst will continue to
be interested with william A. Brady as
a producer also.
Maude Adams will appear in an elab-
crate production of Alice In Wonder
land" next season. The play has been
written for her by Constance Collier and
Lloyd Osborne. and Charles Frohmsn Is
making extensive preparations for the
event.
Elizabeth Valentine Is playing all the
Julia Marlowe roles In support OF E. II.
sothern on tour Miss Valentine re-
placed Miss Marlowe at the time Of her
illness.
Reports have It that the present season
In The Road to Happiness has been
even more successful for William T.
Hodge than his last years tour.
william Collier will be assisted in the
performance OF Forward March" by
Misses Refine Davis. Clara Palmer, Leo
nora Novasio. and Scott Welch.
John Mason's new melodrama by owen
Davis has been changed as to name from
"Drugged" to The Wall Between
The estate Of Henry B. Harris is about
to produce new farce, called ''Oh,
mer, author OF To-day
Robert Edeson wearies of the rigors
of the night stand acting, and he has
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The maXixe. the Castle creation: the
half-and-half. and the Gavotte Pavlowa
will be featured in the production of
Jack, the Giant Killer" at the Belasco
Theater. Tuesday afternoon, April IA, at
2:l5 o'clock
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william Collier will be assisted in the
performance OF Forward March" by
Misses Refine Davis. Clara Palmer, Leo
nora Novasio, and Scott Welch.
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In order to Join the Columbia Players
at this time. Violet Heming will have to
terminate her season as leading woman
with George Arlis, in ''Disraeli.' before
the end Of his season Her release was
only obtained through a personal ap-
peal from Manager Fred c. Berger to
his lIfelond friend. George Tyler, Of the
Leibler Company.
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within the Law" which was present.
ed here earlier in the season, comes for
return visit to the Belasco Theater the
week beginning May 5. Helen Ware will
again be seen in the famous role of
Mary Turner.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAlSs--wEEKDAYs.

Leave Byid st. Sta. 400 p. n. for derieksbnrg.
Leave Elba Sta. 30 A. $50 2. u. for A, land.
Arrive brrd ST. Sta. S.25 AN. from Freeerlcksb's.
rriye Elba Sta $50 ". $40 r. " from shlRnG
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CHARGED WITH KILLING CHILD
Two Former Students ut SpnrtnnburE
College Under ArrCNf.

Spartanburg. 5. c.. February miss
Fleta Pendleton. nineteen years old,
who gives Durham, y. g.. as her homo.
n former student at local business
$. G., last year a student at Il local col
lcge. were arrested yesterday afternoon
on tho charge OF murd erlng an infant
two months old by drowning near this
place last Friday night. The young
woman is alleged TO have made n con-
fession to the effect that the child was
born In a hospital In Charlotte, y. c.,
on December 6, and that since that time
they have lived In Greenvillc. She Is
said to claim that Clements threw the
child in the pond against her protest.
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SUES FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
Miss Menica Nordcn Asks $500, 900 from
OctnylO t.ufulc.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Vow York, February 4.-Miss Menica
+. borden. "A beautiful girl Of nineteen,
living with her parents on Riverside
Drive, to-day started Supreme Court
action FOR the recovery of 100000 dam
ages from Octavio Guinlc. n millionaire
,,mPortcr; She alleges that he failed
10 Keep ms promise to marry her.
Gulnle. who is twenty v seven, Is tho
son of wealthy Brazilian and Ameri-
can representative of Guinle & Com
pany. one OF the largest public service
ana exporting corporations of South
america. Miss Borden was Informed
mat ne might sail to-day on the Re
public and get out OF Jurisdiction OF
the court. so she had him taken into
custody and held until he had furnished
S5o.OOO bond to assure his presence
IN court at the trial OF her action.
MISS Borden gays she was inform ed
ny her former iiancc that he Is the
son OF Edwardo paliasin Guinle. OF Rio
Janoiro. from whom he inherited S6.-
100000. she was also told by him that
he was bcuueathed $1,000 900 by his
fathers partner, II Mr.. Clifford.
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for mall order trade either through
agents or directly to the consumer,
address r. q. Box i3. Richmond
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WANTED. TO BUY OR RENT THREE
or hvc-horsepower \. c. motor. Phone
Monroe 3327-I.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THOSE TWO DESIRABLE LOTS
KNOWN AS NOS. 81 AND 80 WEST
JACKSON STREET

BY virtue of n deed of trust dated
December Z. 1870 and recorded in the
clerks office of. Richmond Chancery
Court. in d. II. 2O9-R, page 46S, default
part of the debt therein secured TO be
paid, and being required so 10 do by
the .noteholder. l will sell at public
auction. oil the premises, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1914.
at 1890 o'clock +. NJ,
real estate described In said deed OF
trust as follows:
of land, with the improvements there
on. lying and being In the city OF Rich
mond. Va. known as Nos. 81 and 80
West Jackson Street. and described as
on the south line of jackson Street.
hfty-eight feet seven inches (5SD east
of the east line of Price Street, and
running thence east along south line
inches ,(29.2); thence back south one
hundred and hfty-seven feet eight
inches G57.S) to an alley in common
sixteen 90 feet wide, thence west
along said alley thirty 900 feet, thence
north and parallel. with east line OF
said lot 10 tho northwest corner of the
western tenement thereon. thence east
and parallel with Jackson Street ten
Q0) Inches. thence north and parallel
with east line of said lot TO the begin
ming.
TERMS: Cash as to the cost OF ex-
ecutins this trust and any taxes due
and accrued on the date OF sale, and
to pay two notes OF $50 each. due June
Z, 1918, and December Z. 1918. rcspec-
lively, and note Of $1,000, with in
forest thereon from maturity. and due
December Z, 1913: balance Mt one and
two years, secured by II deed OF trust
on tho property.
rst
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MADAM GR0UlTCH LEAVES
Former Nirginfn Woman Given Fare
well RcerptI0n by DipIOmnts.

London. February "A brilliant
gathering OF diplomats was present yes
terday at rooms OF the American Wo-
mems Society 10 bid farewell to
Madame Slavko GroultCh. formerly Miss
Mabel q. Dunlap. of Virginia wife OF
the Scrvian charge daffaircs here. Her
husband is returning 10 Belgrade to be-
come Under Secretary of state for For
eign Affairs.
Madame Grouitch Gavo n graphic ac-
count of trip she made to America
to collect funds for the Scrvian Red
Cross Society. and also of her hus-
bands experiences in Scrvin.
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L0antfn

WE BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF
bags; write or phone for prices.
RICHMOND BAG co. INC. Rich
mOud, Va
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Railroads

Richmond. FrederiCkSh'g & Potomac R.R,
T0AHo FRO" WASHING RON AND sEyoHD.
Lenve Richmond Arrive Richmond
1920 An Byrd 50. Stall t7.S0 An. BYRD st, STA.
1913 An Main 81. Sta. te1tsS Am. Elba Station.
10 ~ I'd ST. Sta. ltlt.3i AN. BYRD st. SITS.
- 80 AN. Main ST. Sta ti.lOP.M. Naln H. Rts.
sS4pA.M. Byrd 81. Sta. $50 Z VI. By I'd st. STA,
$3.50 A. II. byrd IT. Sta, 70 26P.M. ByrdEt. STA
'l034 Am. Main ut. Sta. t71DP.M. Main 81, Sta.
si2Oi noon By rd 81. Stat a. 30 p n. Byid 81. Sta
f2.00P.M.Byrd st. Sta.i 30. 90 p M PyrT ST. Sta
1851 Pm. Byrd st. Sta.i - 30 p u. Il I'd 81. Sta
:t.t5P.M. Elba Statfon.I.tli7 M Usin ~. eta
aa.l5 Pm Main St Sta .12.H0 night ByreSt.sta.
sS.2OP N. Byrd st. Sta te.55 nj eh Main ST Sta
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BARGAIN in Automobile

I have FOR sae n new seven % pas
senger 50-horscpower. ''Virginlan" car.
Has never been used. All parts arc
standard and easily obtained If needed.
The machine Is first-class In every ro-
spect, and listed at S2.750. Any. ono
needing n touring car or for ordinary
use can get u bargain by early appli-
cation II. a. McCURDY,
Mutual Building.
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Rooms JFor Kent

NICELY FURNISHED, HEATED
rooms; soc. uay up THE ROANOK r.
ia North eighth
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SEABOARD AIR LINE
Norfolk & Western Railway

Schedule In Effect December J. 1913.
Leave BYRD Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ. $500 p. NJ. 'i:ie
J.. NJ.
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST.
'6:l5 A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 y. NJ, 1870 p. Is.
Arrive Richmord from Norfolk: 'll:to A.
NJ, '6:S5 p NJ. $50 =. NJ. From tho West,
'S:5O A. NJ. t2:lo P. NJ. sl:4o p. NJ. 'e:o5 p.
M. 1900 Il. 81.
Daily. tDaiy except Sunday. ,sund.y
only
W. b. BEvILI4 W. C. SAUNDERS
p. L. NJ. Roanoke. c. p. A.. Roanoke.
C.. II. BOSLEY. ID. p. A.. Richmond. Wa.
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Rooms lllanten

Young GENTLEMAN DESIRES ROOM
with refined family: central location.
b 500. care Times Dispatch.
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solicitors ann Statesmen

INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE. AGENTS
with references can secure excep-
tionnily attractive proposition by adj
dressing promptly II goo, care Times
Dispatch.
ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSUR-
ancc--Gencrai agent wanted By large
company. Preference given TO young
man with accident or ordinary life
interview, T. 302, care Times Dis
patch.
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WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH,
Phone Madison 1851
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In execution OF two certain deeds of
trust. one dated August j, 1906. the
other dated June ], 1902 and recorded
D. Il. 1890. page 4S6. the other in -. r..
202-A. page 2ll, TO the undersigned
trustee. default having been made in
the payment OF part OF the debts
therein secured and being required SO
TO do by the bcneiiciaries, / Will offer
at auction, on the premises. OH
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1914.
at o'clock p. NJ,
the above mentioned property. This
is a corner lot, and very desirable The
houses have about eight rooms each,
and are In fair condition.
TERMS: Cash.
II. r. POLLARD. JR..
Trustee
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lral Gstatr for aaIe

- PER CENT NVESTMENT--FOR
sale, direct from owner. "A good lit
tie Investment property: rental 5000:
price $1,000. This is Il store always
rented ana now under lease by n
tenant who has occupied same for
several years. only $500 cash ncces-
saTy. Reason for selling, owner
needs money. Address d $40, care
Times Dispatch.
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Special Winter Cruises
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Madeira, Gibraltar Algiers. Monaco. or
Genoa. Naples Alexandria SRilinss noon.
FRANCOSIA tOmits AleNandria) -. Feb. "a
ROUND THE WORLD TRIPS si7iss AND UP
Special through rates to Egypt India
China. japan, Manila, Australia, Now Zen
land, South Africa and South America. In
dependent tours In Europe. etc. Send for
booklet Cunard tours.
Agents for pENINSULAR & ORIENTAL
STEAM NAVIGATION co. Frequent sail
inss for India. China. Japan. Australia, T.. &
y. cruises NORWEGIAN FJORDS. etc, juno
II and 30. July Il. August I. Itineraries now
ready.
New York orice. % State ST.. or local
agents I'm your OWE city.
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS, WITH
+ all home comforts. convenient to
business centre; man servant In at
tendance. III East Franklin.
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Atlantic Coast Line

The Standard Railroad of the South.
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 4. 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: .:i5 A. NJ and 5:31
r. NJ. go L. Al. 100 A. NJ
For Norfolk: 900 A. NJ, 300 p. NJ. 4:lo p
NJ.
For y & W. ny. west: s:1J A. NJ. ESQ A.
NJ. 90 L. NJ. e:20 +. NJ
For Petersburg 100 A. NJ. s:l5 A. b..
s;i5 a. NJ. 800 A. ~. $3.50 a. NJ. 8 100 p. 81,
t:io Z. NJ. G:o5 p NJ. Gas f. NJ. $50 p. A..
As +. NJ.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteviiie: '4:1o p. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. NJ.
o:2o y. NJ; 1900 a NJ. $50 q. NJ. 1881 A. A..
''lO.i5 a. NJ. li.f9 a. NJ. 'c:l0 L. NJ. ''14o 2.
NJ. Cos =. NJ. G:55 =. NJ. 500 =. NJ. 900 p.
NJ. 1880 Z. NJ.
Except sunday. ''Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and connec-
lions not Guaranteed.
e. CAMPBELL n y A. sss Main St
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Rsal estate for Rcnt

FOR RENT EXTRA LARGE OFFICR
IN Travellers Building; low rent. Y
$50, care Times Dispatch
FOR RENT, THE DILLON BRICK TO-
Dacco warehouse. a0Xl6o feet located
in one OF the best tobacco sections
OF the State. Drawer d. Dillon. S. Q
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VIM. &. Pizzinl Company,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers
1928 East Main Street.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT;
central location. 100 North Seventh
Street.
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FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ALL
modern conveniepces. Virginia Build
ing. Fifth and Main, fourth floor;
also gentleman roommate.
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sos EAST CLAY, NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. newly papered; central.
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BRIGHT YOUNG AMERICANS NOW
compose the American Navy If you
enlist you win fnd yourself In good
etonpHny. LIE IL he2 my. WORK IN
foreign cruises and steady advance
rent hs you beoour, moro competent
t ny oppor tllitles 10 learn 'Erane
board and lodging. pay nearly clear
Apply NAVY RECRUITING STATION
Allison Building. East Main and Eighth
Streets, Richmond VIZ.
SALES MANAGERS WANrED-NEW
2 invention on market, selling readily
here Party who owns State OF Viz
H!nia wishes 10 close Norfolk. New
port News, Portsmouth. Suffolk
+ Lynchbprg, Roanoke, Petersburg
Staunton. Darville and other val
unble territory with parties. Plenty
of agents easily gotten for This Just
the time for Starting very remUnera-
Tive agency small capital uccen-
sary Apply 4oS Lyric Building. CITY.
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pfsceIlanepuS
WINDOW CLEANING.

WANING AND STAINING FLOORS.
Old or new houses cleaned promptly
WILLIAM JOHNSON, Monroe 3l2O
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II. r. POLLARD. JR..
Trustee
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CAkltjER OF TAE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-Following schedule isures published
as Information and not Guaranteed:
For the Sovth--Daiiy: $40 A. M.-I,ocal.
1880 a. M.-r;Xpress. 500 p. M.-E1press.
With Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars for At
lanta and Birmingham. ll:45 L. M.-Expresa.
Meek Days: 1890 +. M.-Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 F. M.-Steamer train tparlor carr, az.
eept Sunday, no local stops; and 1850 P. M
Daily, local-Connectingt tor Baltimore, daily,
except Sunday. 1880 \. M.-except Sunday
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South; $50 A. NJ. and $40 A. az,
From West Point: $3.50 a. NJ. tsteamer train)
daily except Monday; $3.50 A. NJ. daily; 6;sf
J.. NJ. except sunday
II. l.. BISHOP. ID. p. A.,
so7 E. Main ST Phone Na1ison m
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N B.-While the terms mentioned in
the trust deeds arc cash, easier terms
may be arranged with the auctionecrs
at the sale
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agcnt5 Gl,anten
Poultry, 4Dct5 AMI ltbr STOCK

FOR :, SALE, TWO BAY HORSES.
gcldlnge; one I'VE years. one seven
years this spring: $40 each; s275
pair. II. G. TYLER, Duane. Va,
THERE ARE NO BETTER FEEDS
r" dry mash. and "W. j. ~" scratch
food, Feed them and get the much
desired winter cggS. Pullets will
lay better and steadier when fed fon
II, too w. ]. TODD'S SONS. APO
North sixth Street.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry.
nnggage. fLimited. tWeek dsy. only,

RiciinonG ana Chcsapcaae Day Hallway.
Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective May
50, 1912: Leave Richmond. Laurel ami Broad
streets: b'G;o5 a. NJ. '7:l0 4. NJ. bs;lo a.
z. NJ. 2:io z. NJ. $40 L. NJ. b4:lO p. NJ. SEQ
p. NJ. $40 r. NJ. I:lo T.. NJ bs:lo p. NJ.
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