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the River Seine. and in Mont Matre
the Tenderloin of Paris.
To better acquaint himself with the
habits of the absinthe fiend and to Sc
cure the proper environment, Mr.. Bag.
got went down into the tenderloin dis
trict of Paris and lived for a week.
His studies brought results OF re-
markable nature. For the first time
in any motion picture the exact meth
DDS used by an absinthe fiend to pre-
pare his drink and his conduct after
ward will be shown by him. While
the drug has no hold upon the Ameri'
can people, the realistic portrayal
should act as a moral lesson to all and
any against the use of alcohol and
drugs in general.
All OF the scenes were taken in and
about Paris. To take some of them,
those that form one of the big eli
makes of the third reel, the company
made an excursion to the Bots de
Boulogne, one OF the Nations most
beautiful parks. King Baggot as the
artist, Jean Dumas, is seen lashing
his horse into a gallop, anxious to get
to a place in the woods where he can
strange the woman who has betrayed
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he was on hand to learn what he could
of modern methods of agriculture
Cat Springs will be visited this
afternoon and tonight will be spent
at New Ulm. A program OF greater
length has been mapped out for to-
nights meeting. Ike Ashburn, pub
licity agent at the college. will act as
chairman; c. NJ. Evans will discuss
"Dairying and Truck Farming" w. w.
Evans, "A Permanent System OF Agri.
culture" Miss Floris Culver, Home
Economics; &C. n. Kennedy, "Silage
for Beef Production"
One of the most valuable lessons
that is being conveyed by these ex.
perts in their talks is the discussion
by C. NJ. Evans, superintendent of ex-
tension at the A. & NJ. College, on
judging live stock. Six head of the
best cows from the college herd are
used in this demonstration Mr. Evans
showing the strong and weak points
of each COW. Silage for beef produc-
ton, by c. n. Kennedy. instructor OF
animal husbandry at the college, gem
eral agriculture by w. W. Evans, agr-
cultural agent for the Katy; dairying
and creamery management by ]. l..
Thomas, dairy man for the United
States Department of Agriculture, and
domestic. science by Miss Culver, are
other talks on the regular program.
Clarence Trip. superintendent of ex-
tension at the College of Industrial
Arts at Denton. explained the work
of that institution also.
The first stop Friday will be at Fay
etteville from 8 o'clock until 10; the
next at Lagrange from 1926 until
1926; West Point from 1 to g.. and
a night meeting at Smithville.
The schedule for Saturday is: Ro-
sanky, $40 until $40; Dale. 1890 un-
til 1910; Lockhart 1875 until 2:35;
Maxwell until 4, and night meeting
at San Marcos.
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LARGE REAL ESTATE DEALS.

In the real estate transfer column
today The Eagle contains two of the
largest land deals made in Brazos
County in some time. The "Higgs to
Sebesta DEAL was published sometime
ago, but was not closed up until now.
Mr.. South. who is keeping books for
the Cole Hardware Company, has sold
his plantation to L. s. Friday Of
Uvalde, who. he reports, is not going
to move to Bryan, but will run the
farm through an overseer.
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Chinese Nation. It is used by the high
and low in France and might almost
be called the National drink. Used
mildly it acts in the same way that
whiskey does, but when used to ex-
cess it takes a grip upon the victim
that is more difficult to loosen than
perhaps any other drug, not excepting
morphine and opium. America, rele-
eating it to the same class as these
latter drugs, has legislated against its
importation. Other Nations have fol-
lowed in its wake, and at the present
time France is contemplating drastic
laws forbidding its manufacture and
sale.
Many of the scenes of the feature
were taken along the Champs Elysees,
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GOOD ROADS.
CONTINUED from Page 80

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To Hold Good Roads Institute.

Stamford-The Jones County Road
Overseers' Institute will be conducted
here March 26 and 81, and definite ar
rangements have been completed for
the meeting. Prof. R. ]. Potts of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
will be the conductor of the institute.
A large attendance is anticipated.
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him. In the taking Of the scene Mr..
Baggot was wounded by Miss Baird,
ing an attack of the supposed absinthe
fiend. The emotional strain upon Miss
Baird was terrific and she put herself
so completely into the part that she
tainted twice during the taking. Mr..
Baggot sustained badly lacerated lip
and the loss of a tooth.
The Universal Company feels conf
dent that this production is going to
create sensation equal in its way to
that OF "Ivanhoe" Aside from the
superb character studies of Mr. Bag.
got and Miss Baird, it has an engross-
ing. pathetic story, coherent in every
detail; it is swift in climatic action
and has unusual suspense. The at.
mosphere, in that most of the scenes
are exterior, is. of course, of perfect
kind.
Briefly, the story is as follows:
Jean is the son of parents of the
middle class, wholesome and clean
Against the counsel of his father. he
pays attention to one of the servants
of another household, a beautiful girl
who seeks the pleasures of life beyond
anything else. II is through this girl
that he first becomes acquainted with
the drug, absinthe. 1t is while he is
under its influence that he is induced
by her to steal back into his fathers
house and rob him of his savings with
which to purchase finery for her. His
mother is heartbroken, while the
father, furious. drives the son from
his house with instructions never to
return.
Time elapses. The son is now mar.
ried to the adventures. As long as
the money which he had stolen lasted,
she was happy, though her husband
continuously sank more deeply into
the clutches of the habit which she
taught him.
The day comes when he finds his
pockets empty. The wife leaves him
for one who can satisfy her financial
demands. Jean takes the road down.
ward and we soon find him in DESC
late state drug fiend and a member
OF the Paris Apache gang. 1t is while
acting as cab driver in a scheme to
rob a couple spotted by his friends in
the park, that he finds his wife
passenger in his cab. Then follows
the terrible ride along the boulevard,
out into the country and into the
woods. He leaves her for dead and,
returning to his .haunt, saturates him.
self with the drug to an extent that
almost causes his death
Awakening the next morning, a sad
wreck of his former manhood, he stag
gers through the streets back to his
fathers house. The meeting with his
mother is a pathetic picture in the ex-
IRENE. A more sad and impressive
tragedy could hardly be imagined. The
father returns, faces the desolate boy
and his heart breaks. Handing him a
gun, he sends the boy into the streets,
determined that he shall work out his
own destiny. We leave the victim fol-
lowing along behind a troop of sol.
diers, dragging the gun at his side,
and jeered at by the hordes of waits.
The question of whether he conquers
his weakness or not is left open. There
is suggestion that he does and we
like to think so, for after all he was
only an unhappy victim of circum.
stances.
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KING BAoooT ESSAYS GREATEST
ROLE IN CAREER IN "ABSINTHE"


two characters wholly, that of the abb
sinthe fiend, enacted by King Baggot,
and his unfaithful wife, played by
Leah Baird Without question it is
the greatest role that Mr.. Baggot has
appeared in up to date, and Miss Baird
is disclosed as an emotional actress
of the highest type.
The story is tragic in themes,
marking the awful and inevitable con-
sequences that follow the cultivation
of the absinthe habit The drink alb
sinthe to France bears almost the
same relation as opium does to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16
LEAVE OUT FOREST HILL
Supervisors WIN Ask That suburb Bc
Kent In ChcAicrIclL Cnuntx

Despite the petitions of u majority
or the citizens OF Forest Hill and For
est ijin Annex, the Chesterfield Board
OIL SuperVisorS, Mt q meeting yester-
day, drew line. leaving out these two
suburbs in the map which will be sub
United at the annexation hearing in
mo Benrico Circuit Court or January
20. Commemorative Attorney Hask ms
Hobson was instructed to ask that all
territory west of Recdy Creek should
be LETT In the county.
That part of Oak Grove south of
Maury Street and west Of Petersburg
turnpike. the county also desires TO re-
tain. The original annexation ordi-
nance as drawn by the Council was
changed by the supervisors in order
10 exclude the revenue bearing prop
erty. The Southern Railway. from the
Belt Line TO the mouth OF Rcedy Creek,
ANA Hcrman's Addition were left out.
3thsr property that the ,supervisora
40 not wish annexed is Holly Springs.
tho Johnson Iron Works, tho Richmond
Woodworking Company. r. C.. Brinser
y Sons and the American Tobacco Com
pany.
y committee. consisting of supervis-
ors w. a. Horner and w. G. Moore, was
appointed TO advise and consult with
Mt; Hobson about the terms and con-
ditions of annexation. The county
wants TO get credit for schools and
other public buildings in the suburbs
70 DC annexed II is also desired TO
Keep as much revenue bearing prop
erty In the county AS possible, al
though some OF the citizens opposed it
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..atlun5 tt,anIcb. ifrnlal

GRADUATE BOoKkEEpBR WISHES
position: references Address "A 102,
care Times Dispatch.
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard railroad Of the S

The Standard Railroad Of the South.
EFFECTINE JANUARY 4. 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: .:l5 A. NJ, ana s:3f
p. NJ: $40 +. NJ: l:co a. NJ.
81.
For N w Ply. West: e:l5 A. NJ. $50 A.
NJ. 5:oo p. NJ. $3.50 p. ST.
For Petersburg: 90 A. NJ. 6l5 A. III.
s:i5 a. ~, 900 A. NJ $3.50 a. NJ. 1900 p. ~.
$40 +. NJ. sos 4. NJ. s:35 Z. NJ. 800 p. 81.
II AS 4. II.
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: 'I:I0 p. M
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. M.
e:.o A. NJ: 700 y. NJ. $50 A. NJ, 's:s7 A. IL.
.lo45 a. NJ, ll.io a. NJ, s2:l0 Il. NJ, ''l.io J..
NJ, sos p NJ. 6:35 +. NJ, 500 p. II. $500 p.
NJ, IL 80 =. VI.
Except Sunday. '.sunday only.
tions not guaranteed.
c. CAMPBELL D. p A. ga Main "a.
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Suits 90 Over.

Tho $4,000 personal injury damage
suit of Lena b. Wooters against the
virginia hallway ana Power Company.
which was to have been heard ycster-
day In Hastings Court. Part H., was
continued by Judge Wells.
The suit Of Walter Kidd against p.
II. Lipscomb. which was on tho docket
for trial to-day, also went over Kidd
asks $4,000 damages from the defen-
dant for Injuries which he claims were
inflicted when he was run down by an
uIitprnOhtlp -
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STENOGRAPHER WITH SOME EXPE-
rlcnce desires position; references.
Madison PEAL.
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pelp, scale ann female

MEN AND WOVEN, GET GOVERN
ment jobs: sos to sl6o month; Rich
mond examinations soon: write Ina
mcdiatcly for free list OF positions
tion schedule. FRANKLIN INST1-
TUTb. Dept. 42o-J. Rochester. N Y.
JOBS OPEN TO MEN
women. big pay: writ, for list of po-
sitions now available. FRANKLIN
INST1TCTE, Dep. 4l6-J, Rochester.
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RpftrfG
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE ARE THE CHAPS THAT PUT
the cream In ice cream. WYNNE
ICE CREAM Co. INC. 7o6 East
Leigh Street Madison 1910.
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Enjoyable Card I.,rt,.

~ deiiEhtful card party was given
on THURSDAY night at tho home of Miss
louise Lou Jones', on East Eleventh street.
mo Eamo was enjoyed until n late
hour. after which rcfrcshmcnts were
served. Among those present were
Misses louise Jones. Julia Clements,
Loula COSBY. Cora Eastman, of Rich
mond. and Kittie Eastman. OF Mid :
lothian; Messrs. Clements. Elliot Wiik-
inson and Jones. of Richmond. and Mrs.
Jen Cosby, OF Midlothian
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Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Mrs. r. w. Shifett, OF Palmyra, Va
is visiting her son, r. z. Shinett on
cambridge Street.
The Women's Aid Society of Porter
Street Presbyterian Church, will give
Il tea on Monday evening I'm tho home
Of Mrs w. j. Bradley. 1901 Balm
Miss Lucille Nichols has returned
home from Ashland where she has
been the guest of Mrs. H. c. Pfeiffer
Mrs. II. G.. Ballard has returned home
from Roanoke Rapids, ~ c., and Wash
ington, ID. G..
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Farmer Draws 500 Fiuc.

K. II. Johnson, a farmer OF La Crosse,
Mecklenburg County. was fined 800
by Justice Maurice yesterday In Po-
lice Court, Part IL. on the charge OF
carrying II concealed weapon and be-
ing drunk. Johnson was arrested on
Wednesday night while on rampage
along Hull Street In which he bran
dished his revolver and caused some
excitement.
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a9eIp 11aantep, a7aIs

WANTED.-IF YOU WANT POSITION
40 fireman. brakeman, electric motor
man. conductor. colored train or
sleeping car porter. first class. Nor
folk Baltimore roads. sG5 20 sl65
month, steady work, experience I'M
necessary. no strike, inclose stamp,
name position wanted passes and
uniforms furnished when necessary.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind.
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VS.
SOUTH RICHMOND

Clark ana Charles IL. Robinson ycster-
DAY 10 George L. Nelson for $4,000, nc-
cording to deed OF bargain and sale
recorded In Hustngs Court, Part H.
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Arrest Alleged Brnss Thief.

n Walking foundry" as he was
terday morning by officer Waymack,
who trailed a man near the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad yards with n
metal In his possession officer Way
mack saw him enter IL Junk shop to
try and sell his wares, which he car
ried in large bag. Tho metal is valued
ut $50.
The man gave the name Of E:dwa rd
Scmerall an dsaid his homo was in
Cincinnati although tho marks on his
clothes showed they were purchased in
Rocky Mount ~ c.. He was lock cd
up Ia tho Third Police Station on tho
technical charge of being 2 suspici-
ous character.
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ACCoMMooAIloN DEMONSTRATIONS
Ricnmond nna Chc.anrane ,,,

Richmond and Chesapeake I'm, Railway.
Schedule OF Electric Trains eiectiye MAJ
so. 1912: Leave Richmond. Laurel ana Broad
streets: bees A.; ~. '7:lo 4. M. bs:i9 A.
p. NJ. a:lo p. NJ. 3:lo p. ~. b4:io p. NJ. $40
r. 81; $40 p 81. I;lo p. "a. bs:io p. NJ.
1910 Z. ~. L:t5 p. NJ. Leave Ashland Eng
land end Maple Streets: '5:55 a. M b7: 90 <.
a.. 500 a. NJ. ho:oo 4. NJ. TO- A. M. ''il :os
2. NJ. 400 p. NJ. b5 40 p. NJ. 500 r. NJ 7:os
p. M. s:o0 r. AZ. b9:co Z. NJ. II 100 r. N
daily except Sunday. ''Sunday only.
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Richmond, Va. January Is. 1914
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Jefferson Realty
Corporation Will be held at the JEFF
fcrson Hotel, Richmond. Va, WE'D
NESDAY. February 4, 1914, at l2
o'clock. O. L.. WEISIGER.
Secretary.
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aurtton 5aleS, Gbta Dap
Commonwealth Of
Virginia
Adjutant-GeneraPs Omce,
edmond. Va, January Q, 1914


Circular:
Pursuant to authority from tho Sec
retnry OF War. under date OF January
a. 1914. tho following articles Of public
sold ut public auction at the Crenshaw
Warehouse. Richmond, Va,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 16. 1914.
ouARTERMAsrER PROPERTY.
326 Blankets, wooden.
3 Bugles. artillery
So Cots.
IL Desks, field. o. p
II Drums. snare.
Drum cases.
% Gloves, horsehide.
3 Hatchets.
3S Kettles. camp.
So Lanterns.
1S5 Ornaments, cap, 20 be sold as old
9 Tents. hospital.
Tent-iiies. hospital.
220 Tent poles, shelter
10 Boilers
Sleeves, -four.
Is Pans. bake
Chopper. meat.
Saws. meat.
Pipes. smoke. joints
9 Scales, counter.
I Ladlc, plain
COS Ponchos. rubber.
81 Sacks, bed.
as Sacks. pillow.
Shorels, S. II.
81 Spades.
16 SlickerS. pommel.
Sings. AK.
sings, hatcket.
900 Tents. common.
S0f Tent poles, common, upright
402 Tent poles. common, ridge
10 Trumpets.
G2 Basins, wash.
G6 Buckets. water, G. ].
| Skinner.
Clippers, half-gallon.
Fork. large.
. Stcels, butcher.
Ranges, field, large.
Ranges, field, No !, with boiling
ste eitaT,
ORDNANCE PROPERTY.
2 Pnulins
Bits, snatfle.
Lanterns
ssSS22 B Eaaai,s cleaning rods:
2l9 Cleaning rods.
$50 HaversackS.
l4l Sabre attachments
III Cups. tin.
sS4 Knives
- Spoons.
9 Brides.
Saddle cloths. dress, NJ. D., to De
torn and sold as rags.
Saddle cloths dress. i. A.. to be
90 s,t tern md md sold as rags; .
torn and sold as rags.
81 Saddle cloths, service, to be torn
and sold az rags.
40 Canteens
113 Cartridge belts. cal. 80.
10 Sabres, artillery.
l? Scabbards. artillery sabres
l Picket rope.
"a Reloading and cleaning tools.
blanket roll straps
Waist belt, black leather
42S 1aversack straps.
y Blanket bag shoulder straps prs
81 blanket bag coat straps. prs
GIL Canteen- haversaclS straps.
SIS Canteen straps, web.
Isl Meat cans.
sabre belt, with attachment.
SO Sabre belts
63 Sabre belt plates
Sc Canteen straps, black
81 Cartridge belt suspenders
knapsacks. artillery.
20 Saddle blankets
II Whips. artillery.
Repair kits.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. ana property
TO be removed from tho Crcnshnw
Warehouse within twenty-f four hours
after purchase.
bidders must satisfy themselves MS
to the quantity and kind of stores they
are purchasing. as the State will no,
recognize any claim for deficiency.
This office reserves tho right to re-.
| ject any and all bids.
w. w. SALE,
The Adjutant- General
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

:Ov A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News.
700 A.-Local-Dai iy-Chvillc. En- Sun.
Thurmond.
1880 press-Daily-Norfolk Old Point.
1890 A.-Local-Daily- Lchb'g. Lex. c. Forge
1890 Noon = Express - Daily : Norfolk. Old
Point.
1900 P.-Dxpress-Daiiy-No Old Point.
$500 P.--Local-Daily--N. News. Old Point.
5:l5 P.-Local-Ex. Sun. Charlottesville.
5:l5 P.--Local--Week days, to Warren
-o:lo P.-Express-Daily-c L'villc.
$40 Observation-Disclosures CHICO ST. L.
I'll 100 P.-Express - Daily = Gin. Louisville
"Sleepers. tPRrlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RIs iMoND-Local from
East: 9:20 q. Nj. $40 Z. ". Through from
East: II 30 A. Al. a:0s p. NJ, $3.50 p n Local
from West: $3.50 4. NJ, ''lo:So A. NJ. and 500
$3.50 Il. II.
James River Limo: ''s:a5 a. NJ. s:as r. NJ.
Daily.
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SALESMAN, CLEAN CUT. MAKING
small towns calling on grocery
trade, to sell fruit on commission \
life opportunity to right party: state
territory you now cover: also full
particulars. with references. JOSEPH
New York Civ
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KfaI estate Jor Rent

TO SURLET QUICK, TWO ATTRAC-
tive Offices In Travellers Building:
rent reasonable. Phone Madison
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CHARLES o. BURCn, PRIVATE DE-
tcctlve agency, 3O3 Park Building
corner Tenth and Bank. Phone Mon
roe 1856. Richmond, Va.
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CHALIERS'S GELATJNE FOR 26C
Phone MONROE GROCERY CO. 3S4
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.
ont hbpMnI trims SCb nl,,taJ 10 t.a,

Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 300 a. M.-Local to Norlfnu
1;2o p. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta
Birmingham, savannah, Jacksonville. 7:el
j.. M.-Florida Limited. $3.50 u. M--LocaI
ll:?5 +. M.-Slecpers and coaches Atlanta.
B!rrningham. Memphis. 100 A. M.-Sleepers
and coaches. Jacksonville. Northbound
trains scheduled 20 arrive In Richmond
daily: $50 y. NJ. TAO \. al. $3.50 A 81. 10 80
A. N. lorida Limited; Local. sos L. M.. 5:45
=. NJ. Local.
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BURNETTS VANILLA WAS SIXTY
years ahead OF national pure food
law. sc bottle. MONROE GRO
Gerry co. 3iS West BROAD.
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WILL GIVE LIBERAL CONTRACT no
few men who cnn devote all OF time,
or few hours daily. TO selling high
class Insurance. We give thorough
trimming. Good opportunity for young
mnn. Straight commission only. Ad-
dress \ los, care Times Dispatch
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORtOI,S
Schedule In Effect December l. 1918
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK: 1900 4. NJ, $500 L. NJ, si:io
p. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:l6 a. 81, 1850 A. NJ, 1900 p. NJ, $3.50 P M
Arrive Richmo,.d from Norfolk: eli 40 A.
NJ. 's:35 T. ~, I'll 80 p. n. From tho West:
$3.50 A. NJ, t2:lo p. NJ. sl:io z. NJ. .605 p
NJ. 900 L. NJ.
'Doily. tDaly except Sunday. Sunday
only.
". p. BEvILr. w. C. SAUNDERS.
p. T; NJ. Roanoke. &. p. A.. Roanoke
c. II. BOSLEY. ID. p. A.. Richmond Va
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Jur 5alr

ROYAL SCARLET LEMON CLING
peaches. csc Gun. MONROE GRO
Gerry CO. ais West Broad.
FRESH RTE TOMATOES, 500 BAS-
ket Phone MONROE GROCERY CO,
3S4 or 3Y5
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HAVE BIG STOCK OF DUAfP Wa
CONS Mt low price. Several top
and open spring wagons, very low
In price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16

OLD HICKORY AND WEBER FARM
wagons. No higher In price than
others. and best In quality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16
Democratic Climb NIcrtIne.

The regular monthly meeting of the
south Richmond Democratic Club Will
he held Tonight at $3.50 o'clock in
Ioneys Hall. street car service will
be discussed. ana steps will he taken
20 have the schedule improved. Reso-
luttons' indorsing the Administrative
Board, which We're tabled at Il recent
meeting OF the club. are expected TO
be acted on at this session.
Sells Hull Street Property.
Sixty feet of property at the south
west corner OF Nineteenth and Hull
streets was transferred By Albert r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16
Dissolution J2uttrrs

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, TRADING
as Vaughan & CO.. have this day, by
mutual consent, terminated the part
ncrship. The interest OF H. NJ.
Vaughan has been acquired BY T..
NJ. Vaughan, who Will continue under
same style of firm, and ut same To-
cation.
IT. NJ. VAUGHAN,
l.. NJ VAUGHAN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16
solicitors flno saIesnlfn

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED. Sales,
m?n.-A capable, experienced shoe
Virginia and the section south. OF ii,
with an established trade I'm that
territory. Address promptly, giving
references and amount OF annual
sales, DIXON-BARTLETT COM
PANY.. Manufacturers and Distribu-
tors. Baltimore. Md.
WANTED. MEN TO TRAVEL AND
take orders for oil portraits; cx-
TT 230i East Broad. il. T.. PEN.
BROOK, Richmond, Va.