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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12
Ey ]. u. CARNEAL & son.
Real Estate AuctionecrS.

I;y ]. d. CARNEAL & son.
Real Estate AuctonecrS
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOT ON
S W,!i:r or, bEG I,H;.I lI3 FEET
FRoST1NG' ON H TIE fHt s 9ETi s ADR
OF. MARSHALL STREET so FEET,
WITH \ DEPTH BETWEEN PA.
RA1.LF;I. LINES OF 40 FEET TO 4
20-t'OOT ALLEY.
by virtue OF n decree Of the Law and
Equity Court Of the city OF Richmond
in the chancery cause entitled "Auicc
~ Shinault VS.. Lee J. Shinault, ct ais"
entered on tho 9th day of December
1919. the undersigned special commits
sioner will offer for sale at auction
ON the premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1915.
at 4 O'Clock T.. A.,
the above described lot
This lot is located in n growing Dor
ton of the West End. is likely to en-
nance in value where houses are in
demand At good rental. and must be
sold ~ settle AN estate.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN Is. GAYLE.
Special Commissioner,
] certify that the bond required of
the special commissioner In the above
mentioned decree has been given
LUTHER LIBBY.
Clerk.
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n y called communication Of Me
" ridian Lodge. No. 2s4. \. F. &
~ \. NJ. will he held at Masonic
Temple THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON
at 80 O'Clock to pay the last tribut.,
of respcc, 10 Brother Thomas s Inge.
of New City Lodge No. lS3 All mas
ter Masons III good standing arc in
Eitcd to be present.
By order y. II. Flonrnoy. Master.
J. l.. RECK.
Secretary.
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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.

L" volumes .. Henry, 6 volumes Kip
lings. good as new. Price. $40.
Phone Madison SIG
500 things worth knowing. Best Christ
mas present for you is This book.
Price. 81. Address Ictcr IiaiskiS 1922
North Robcy street. Chicago. III.
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Tx sale. certificate for Sl25 Oh Profit
.'2hhrlnS Piano Company for new
pun" viii sell cheap. Make me an offer
anu YOU can have il to pay on a new
p.ahp Address Profit. care Times Dis
patch
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FOR sale or rent, new o-roam bunga-
low. square from car linz. Wcst
Hampton nG IL. care Tlm&S4 Dlauatch.
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Personal

HAROLD. communicate with mo at
once Very important. Wire collect.
RUSSELL.
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CLOCK REPAIRING

HAVE your clock called for. repaired.
delivered and guaranteed. Phone
Madison tT95
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.

WANTED. second hand SET OF ,iru.
case and showcases. State where same.
can be seen. Cash deal. Address T.
=. .. BOX 446. city.
FOR sale, osiicc furniture. consisting OF
modern tiat-top desk. table. } chairs.
ming cabinet. new typewriter. table
and chair and metallic cabinet all i'll
hrsi-cIass order. can b" seen at any
time Apply 10 North Eleventh street
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FOR SALE-Houschold Goods

MAHOGANY rocker. green velvet
cushion. In good condition. cheap.
Boulevard 2l12-J.
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BY CHEW NI:T.; s. EONLEY. INC.
Real Estate Agents ana Auction"er;.
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SEE our special line OF willow Christ
mas rockers. from 81 TO $3.50. Cobb
Furniture Co. Inc. li25 East Main
Street. randolph 5S1G.
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FOR ShLE-Niiscellancous

FOt sale. nice clean wh,to paper. 81
ana go Inches wide. Suitable for wray.
such rs bread. glassware. laundry. etc.
ti:2b per 100 pounds Mt tho ofilce: also
o!o papers at 80 cents per 100 pounds
Gt THIS office. Will not DO delivered
Sall at Times Dispatch Office first floor.
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electric lights, large lot lracticaliY
new. IN lin" condition. Price reduced
from Sl>no to sl.5on for u quick sale.
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FOR sale or exchange. Monument Ave-
nue. residence OF IL rooms. > baths,
hot water heat, etc. near Rouleyar,l
l'ricc. Sl4."0O. Address T. 10 cnrn
Times Iii Spatch.
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FLOYD Avenue, very close In, 8 rooms
bath. All In Al condition. All the
rooms arc large and light. For a quicle
sale, $3.50.
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BEVERLY street. 1000 block, rooms
large lot. y very attractive home
Price, $3.50. OR will trade for small
place on car line
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GOLD AND SILVER.

WANTED tn buy for cash old gold and
silver. Fine watch and 1ewclry re-
pairing speciality. Z. G. Meyer J.w
elrr 20 81 West BROAD Street
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FOR sale, cottage with rooms lot
30Nl5o feet. West Leigh Street. near
the boulevard. Price, $1,000: small
cash payment. Address II -, care
Times Dispatch
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LAME Avenue. carton Heights. ) rooms
ana bath. Lot aoXi2o. I'ricc, Si.2jo.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goods.

xlGHEST cash price paid for second.
hand furniture In any quantity Call
Irnt nv, 1919
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AMERICAN NATIONAL EANK.
Richmond. Va, December II. 1918
TIE annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF this bank viii be held at
It's banking house TUESDAY. J.INU-
\Ri H. 1915, at - o'clock y. for the
election Of directors and the transac-
tion of any other business which may
properly como before the meeting.
-. J.. HILL.
Cashier.
l.. l.. LEE COUNCIL. No. II. JE. q. l..
y. NJ. 1t is earnestly requested that
every member will be prcseu; WE'D
NESlAf. DECEMBER 10 business Of
Importance to come Up.
n y stated communication Of Fra
" icrnal Lodge, No. -. \. T. &
w y. NJ. will be held at tho Ma
sonic Temple TO-MOERoW (MONDAY)
EVENING at o'clock. Election Of
officers Members Of sister lodges aud
transient brethren are fraternally in
vit"d to unite with US.
by order OF the worshiptul master.
VIM. tEINliEIMER.
S..st
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FOR SALI;-lteaI Estate


CHOICE Grove Avenue home: will sell
on easy terms trade for small
property. tichcSun " Crutchiicld,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
HOMES built for $500 cash then 500
monthly like rent, in Highland Park.
one dollar starts YOU. Address ] SIS.
care Times Dispatch.
BIRMINGHAM COAL LANDS-BAR-
GAIN.
FOR sale, about 10000 acres coal lands
in this district: $1,000 acres mineral
rights only, balance in fee. Subject to
lease on part OF mine successfully
operated on royalty. Railroad facili-
ties CORRESPONDENCE solicited. w y.
l.ecdy Real Estate and Insurance Co,
birmingham. Ma.
FOR sale. 100000 feet standing tim
her miles from chase CITY. Va,
on improved road. VIII he sold on easy
terms with long time for removal OF
timber. i. X. baseball, 9lA America n
National Bank Building, Richmond. Va,
FOR sale. 100000 feet standing TIM
Der at raschall, y. G.. taking rate
of cents To Norfolk. : cents to Pc
tcrshurg ana cents to Richmond. None
of timber more than miles from rail
road station. Will be sold on caSy
terms with ample time for removal. No
restrictions as to size. j. l.. paSchall,
III American National Bank building.
Richmond. Va
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CHURCH. iiill. East Marshall street. i
rooms and bath. large lot This
house is all in iirSt-class condition. and
is rented for So70 per annum 1t is
also in one of the best blocks on Mar.
shall street. and is offered at a sacri-
nee for quick sale. Price, $500
Investigate this.
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GROVE Avenue. rooms and baths
not water heat. and strictly modern
III every way Closet in every room
and basement under entire house. This
is Il beautiful home. Price. $4,000
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING
FURNITURE, China and wedding pres
ents packed and shipped with care
Jacob I!mlauf i'hOn. Madison 1922
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Raj way Company
Auction Sale

.AT OUR OVER WAREHOuSE.
Seventeenth and Marshall Streets.
Richmond. Va.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER -. 1915.
commencing at 10 y. N.
WE WILL SELL AN UNUSUALLY
LARGE COLLECTION DAMAGED.
FREIGHT FOR TEEIGHT AND
OTHER CHARGES. EMBRACING IN
FART:
General assortment Of Dry Goods.
shoes. Horse Blankets, DruGgets. lot
Ilish-Grade Linoleum, large collection
Package Goods, lot Roofing, new Wash J.
ing Tubs, Tinwarc. stoves, nice assert
ment Of Furniture. large and varied!
collection Of Groceries. lot Sugar and
Coffee. II lot Lard Gin 6O-pound tubs
several hundred pounds Prunes, lot
Mill Feed. such as Red Dog and Bran.
lot of Flour and Sundry Articles too
numerous TO mention.
Public and trade requested to attend
sale.
Elevated seats provided for ladies.
Special accommodations for out of
town buyers for shipping goods.
l.. l.. SCHERER
General Claim Agent G. * O. Try. 60.
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WEST Cary Street. corner, 8 rooms and
bath, very large lot. Price. $1,000.
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WHAT would delight your boy more
than a nice bicycle for Xmas? We
have all sizes and prices to suit every
the following makes: Eagle, Emblem.
Dayton Crescent. Ardmore Arch. Avia-
tor and Racycle. "a. p. Gentry, sos
West Broad street. Phone Randolph
203l.
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HANOVER Avenue. s rooms. baths.
hot water heat. and modern in every
WAY. Price. $500.
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HANOVER Avenue. s rooms and bath.
latrobc heat. in Al condition. Price.
{ 90
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
SUTTON ~ co. INC,
AuctionccrS.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
THAT NICE LITTLE FARM CON
Oh; LESS. LYING AND EEIN,; IN
TIE COUNTY OF IIENRICo On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE NOUN
TAIN ROAD, ABOUT oNf. MILE:
WEST OF GLEN ALLEN.
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BEVERLY street, 1909 block 4 rooms,
In hnc condition. Price, Sl,55O
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11

ly remarkable because Miss Sweet
takes the part of both Edith and Grace
Martin. twin sisters Some excellent
double exposure photography is done
turnout all the five parts, and the au-
dience sees the unique spectacle of
Miss Sweet talking. acting. and sitting
with herself a great many times.
Grace Martin has become addicted
to the drug habit when the family was
poor and lived in the Chinatown dis
trict in San Francisco. After the
father has struck oil and becomes
rich, the craving for the drug still goes
on, and Edith, the other sister. discoV-
ers her sisters sin and endeavors to
help her. The sister. however, makes
Edith's lover. Jack, believe that II IS
Edith and not Grace. who is addicted
to the terrible habit. Many comp,i-
cations follow. including thrilling
scenes in Chinatown. but in the end
everyt hing Is Slaughtered out.
Miss Sweet executes her two char
acteriza tions extremely WELL consider
ing that the acting had to he done sep
arately. Wien the TWO girls, in reality
the same one are shown together,
there is a marked difference between
them. in both actions and attitude
Good Sized audiences We're present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11

is discovered, and if there is a musi-
cal talent to distinguish between the
kinds of talent. While one child may
be able to sing. another may possess
talent along instrumental musical lines.
DR.. Seashore devoted part of his
talk to the measurements of singer.
He said that to be able to sing cor
rectly one must have the ability to
hear music, to sing, to be able to
imagine. remember. and think in music
and also feel music. AS he gave these
reasons ne Illustrated his talk by
showing how the measurements of a
singer were taken.
The value of the theory. which is
new in science. is to discover musical
genius of all kinds and talent in a
child which may be developed DR..
Seashore said that general Intelligence
was not a sign of good musician.
and in speaking Of singers said that
many could not distinguish between
pitch. and many times this fact was
only brought out in the musical meas
urements. At the close of the talk DR..
Seashore answered questions asked by
the members.
A. A. Bailey, accompanied by Miss
Rachel Patten. opened the program
with a group of pleasing songs. Pale
Stars and the Roses" The Eagle" and
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes"
Mrs. G. W. Darling. who was a del
egate from the club to the Fifth dis
trict convention of federation of wom-
ems clubs held last week at Toledo.
gave an interesting report of the meet
ing.
Miss Marie Unger, OF LaPorte City,
was an out-of- town guest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11
RHODES P0STOFF|CE
FEELS ECONOMY GUT
NOTICE RECEIVED THAT ONE
RURAL ROUTE WILL BE DIS.
CONTINUED DEG. I.
MAY BE SERVED FROM
STATE CENTER OR COLLINS
Part Of Route Will Be Left Without
Any Carrier Service-Part Of Mile
age of Discontinued Route to Be
Added to Route Left Undisturbed-
Change Unsatisfactory.

Rhodes postal affairs are the latest
in the county 10 be disturbed by the
democratic policy of economy. Notice
has been received at that postoffice
that beginning Dec. one Of the TWO
rural routes is 10 be discontinued. The
route served by Steve Vauthrin is to
De discontinued. The result will be
that some of the patrons of the route
are left without delivery service and
Will have TO come to the Rhodes office
for their mail.
According TO advice from Rhodes it
is understood that the order abolished
the route entirely The other route.
on which Leo Perry is carrier. will be
continued and il is understood that
seven miles OF the route TO be d5scon-
tinued is 10 be added TO il. Also 1t is
presumed that some OF the patrons OF
the discontinued route Will be served
by adding parts of this route 10 the
routes served from State Center o.
Collins. Patrons affected by the order
are complaining loudly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11
At the Lyric.

Blanche Sweet, favorite Para
mount actress made another appear
ance at the Lyric Wednesday night II
The Secret Sin a photoplay chief
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11
TALKS ON MUSIC.
Dr. Seashore. Of State University, Tells
How to Measure Musicians.

Or. Carl s. Seashore. dean of the
graduate school of the State Univer-
sity of Iowa, a psychologist of note.
appeared before the members OF the
Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon
at the Cronkleton haA. The program
was under the direction Of the home
and education department OF the club.
OF which Mrs. c. a. Newcombe- is
chairman.
DR.. Seashore addressed the club on
The Measurement of Musical Talent
The science of measuring persons in a
way that VIII show their particular
talent along musical lines has recently
been discovered and the theory proved.
the speaker said The theory works
both ways. and If person does no.
possess musical ability the tests OF the
measurements bring out this fact. Dr..
Seashore illustrated MS talk with
charts. and and in many instances
demonstrated his theory with the in
strumenIs used in the measurements.
In this manner he showed and ex-
planned h.w a musical mind in child
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11
BREAK UP BRONCHIAL COUGHS,
GROUP AND COLDS PROMPTLY
MAKE THE BEST TEAsPooNsFuL

the best remedy ever used in Severe
Coughs Colds. Whooping Cough or
Group. and it will also be found eN-
cellent for Bronchial Asthma and
Bronchitis. Besides these druggists
guaranteeing that it viii be the best
remedy ever used" it will likewise be
found the most economical, because one
bottle $50 cents WORTH makes full
pint (12S teaspoonsfuD of the most ex-
cellent medicine for any of the above
affections when mixed at home with
one pint of graduated sugar and one
half pint of water. 1t makes as much.
or more. than would cost you 500 to
$500 of almost any of the ordinary
ready made kinds, sold in bottles hold
ing only "a to 80 Irresponsible. You
will be the sole judge yourself and
under the same positively Money
Back guarantee which the druggists
make for the famous Asthmador- Alb
solutely no risk is run in buying this
remedy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11

Don't neglect Your first cold. cough
or any Bronchial affection, this fall
but commence treatment Immediately.
and thru using the proper medicine. It
can be checked from the very start and
promptly cured. but if neglected PROB.
ably will hang on all winter: If 1t does
not develop into something more SER
ious. such as Pneumonia or Consump-
tion. True. there are hundreds. yes
thousands of cough remedies on the
market. While some are good. there are
many which are not. but are positively
harmful due to the narcotics which
they contain. But why experiment
with these different remedies purely on
the strength perhaps of some testi-
monials or on the exaggerated claims
of manufacturers, when Schiffmann's
New Concentrated Expectorant is sold
by Mcbride & VIII Drug Co, on such
positive guarantee to give perfect sat
isfaction, yes even more-money will
be refunded by them II it is not found
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11
WOULD KEEP WEDDING SECRET.
Graduate Nurse OF This City Becomes
Bride Of Dillon Farmer.

Thinking that by changing their adj
dresses from Marshalltown and Dillon
to Kansas City that their names would
not be recognized at home. Amos Erie
both. young farmer of Dillon, 81
Miss Vera Harding. a graduate nurse
of this city. went to Des Moines and
were married. They returned 10 the
city. and Miss Harding" went on a
case while her husband returned TO bis
fathers home.
When they tire of keeping their Sc
cret from the public formal an
nouncement of the wedding will be
made. Mr.. Frieboth is e son of August
F'rieboth, a we'll known farmer of the
Dillon neighhorhood. Miss Harding
came to this city from Baxter.
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AMUSEM e NTS.
LADY Luxury Pretty Musical Com
edy, PIeases Small Audience.


edy. Pleases Small Audience.
Refreshing because II was different
from the stereotyped run of musical
comedies, clean 10 the very core and
displaying some very good solo voices
as well as a fine chorus. Indy Lux
ury," with Florence Weber in the
title role, came to the Odeon wednes-
day evening and pleased small audi
ence. Like an occasional other worthy
production that comes to the theater
only 70 be greeted by empty seats.
Lady Luxury was worth a capacity
house.
The story Of the comedy is told in a
most pleasing way. and the plot is not
lost sight of at any time during the
two acts The comedy was of that
delightful sort that gets a continuous
laugh and yet adds nothing for an
audience 70 wish unsaid or done The
music was Hitting and tuneful. and the
fnaies by the chorus satisfying to a
marked degree
Miss Webber who has been seen here
twice in Naughty Marietta was her
ever charming self and in fine voice.
She sang several very pleasing num-
hers during the action Of the play, hut
perhaps her Dream on My Princess
was the best. F'orres, Huff. here in
the name part Of The Chocolate Sol
der; Fritz Won Busing also seen
here with the same production: and
Arthur .Alb-o. an Italian actor. all con-
tri5uteG 10 the pleasing musical feat
ures of the production. Leading in the
comedy was the veteren. Joe" Her
bert author of many a musical comedy
yrh all
Eddie Morris pleased with his dancing.
At the Lyric.
Blanche Sweet, a favorite Para
mount actress. made another appear
ance at the Lyric Wednesday night in
The Secret Sin a photoplay chief
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11
Dying S,D;ne Bites
oft Butchers Thumb

Helping a neighbor butcher a hog
cost Charles Walker. q farmer of near
Rhodes, part of a thumb and furnished
an odd and unusual incident. The in
jury is both a painful and annoying
one. Walker had just stuck the hog
with the butcher knife 1t jumped in
its first struggle from the blow and
snapped its jaws. closing on Walkers
thumb 1t tore off the nail and part
of the end of the thumb The acct
dert will keep Walkers hand bandaged
for several weeks and VIII prevent him
from picking his corn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11
Give Contractors More Time.

An extension of time until June l.,
1916. If necessary. TO finish their bridge
building contract. was granted by the
supervisors 10 Cole Bros. Wednesday.
The firm thought it might not he pos
s;ble to finish all the work under the
contract this fall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11
Employees Are Reappoin.ed.

Three county employees We're re-
appointed to their respective positions
for the year 1915 by the board OF
supervisors Wednesday, They We're
Michael Clark overseer Of the poor;
Jesse Painter. jani,or of the court
house: and Mrs. Emma A. Weatherby,
matron of the rest room.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE.
Supervisors Take Steps to Learn Cost
OF Comfort Station.

The board of supervisors will in
vestigare the cost of public comfort
station introduced by c. r. Lynch in
structing the hartman to appoint
committee to investigate the cost and
to consult with the city council regard
ing the care and maintenance after the
station was constructed was passed.
Chairman Nichols appointed Lynch
and w. H. Jones on the committee.
They are 10 report az the December
meeting of the board.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-11
in the Police Court.

In the Police Court.
Pat" O'Hara. arrested for being
drunk was discharged by the MAYOR
and ordered out of town Wednesday
afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

admission. Pray pass out quietly and with as
little iosting possible"
The first performance Of the afternoon rivsled
the successes Of the morning and although Miss
Rennsdale was detained AZ home, thus drying up
the single source Of cash income developed before
lunch, Maurice Levy appeared. escortng Marjorie
Jones, and paid coin for two admissions, dropping
the money into Sans hand with careless-nay,
a contemptuous- gesture. At sight Of Marjorie,
Penrod Schofed flushed under his new mustsche
lrepainted since noon and lectured ne had
never lectured before
About o'clock Schofeld and William.
gloomily discussing various unpromisng devices
for startling the public into renewal Of interest,
when another patron Unexpectedly appeared and
paid a cent for his admission. News Of the Big
Show and Museum Of Curiosties had az last pene-
trsed the far cold spaces Of nterstellar nceness,
for this patron consisted Of no less than
Roderick Magsworth Bits, jr., escaped in white
sailor suit from the manor during period of
severe maternal and tutoral preoccupation.
He seated himself without parley, and the puff
Torrance was offered for mis- entertainment with
admirable conscientiousness.
That's my uncle Ethe.bert's dachshund," ne