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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-30

OSfTORS-Expert tariff comrosi-
tor and Monotype nakc-up ma n
wanted at once. Non-union. Donald
SON ACkiss Printing Co, Norfolk Va
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FOR sale. 90 nne shoats. Baschnng,
Midlothian Pike, west Belt Line.
FOR snle. one wcll-brcd, handsome
male bull pup 9 months old. Phone
Madison 2S43-J after i. NJ.
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IN MOVIE LAND.
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VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.

Sc Always.
TO-DAy-"MA'S GIRLS (SELICi SPT-
ciaD. The Lady of Shalott," fca
turing Flora Finch. ana other come
TQSMonnow-"roR THE LOVE OF
Princess Olandc." "Cutcy Becomes n
Landlord" (Vitagraph comedy. Jack
Par tScliS Animal draina).
VIRGINIA. III East Broad.
&c Day and Night, Except on Special
To-DAY-"rME SISTERS soLAcE,'
Day" * stop on in New Mexico"
co'ncdy. The Lady cr Shalott." COM
TO-MoRROw--"rHE GREAT ST.
icncc." in three parts. featuring
Francis y. Bushman. The Girl at
Love Point" Episode No 90 OF The
Hazard OF Helen Series Monkey
Business featuring Ethel Clayton.
RE%. Broad at Seventh.
&c Day and Night, Except on Special
Feature Days.
T0-pAY-"rilt OLD CHEMIST" MA
jcstic feature. "Gussie's Day Of
Rest" Keystone feature In two parts.
Mutua! Weekly No. ~. Latest War
News and Current Events.
To- MORROW-"iN THE SUNLIGHT"
American. two reels. Keystone com.
edy. The Romance OF AN Actress
kritcrion feature.
COMING THURSDAY-"THt. OUT
cast" q Mutual Master picture, writ
ten by Thomas Nelson Page. IA Virginia
author. produced by the Reliance Com
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Mrhunn0 Ginlps.pispatrb
sIXTY-r1FrH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
IFIED ADVERTISING.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DatLY one cont a word when paid in ad-
vhnco. No al taken for less than 10 centa
Sunday, ono and one-half cents word for
az clhssl1ed ads. except Situations Want
ga at ono cent u word. No AL. taken Tor
iess than 15 ccntA
NJ ADS. taken for less than 2b cents when
Guaranteed. Ciassincations not Euaran-
'ecd altar =. H.
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HELP wANTED-Fcma,e.

WANTED--Widow living alone in small
cottage with all modern convenicnces
wants a respectable and Industrious
white woman to do cooking and clean
ing. Address Box 2os. Danvillc. Va.
WANTED. by manufacturing concern.
competent stenographor:. ono with
experience in jobbing or manufacture
ing business. One accustomed to using
dictaphone preferred. Address, with
references. Box 1928.
WANTED, young ladies to act an ush-
ers. Apply in person to Manager.
Strand Thcatcr.
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FOR sALE-Rcal Estatc.

$500 wili buy an up-to-datc homo IN
the West End. yi3, care Times
Dispatch.
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372 acres. 2 miles out, on improved
road; good house. barn, soil; 1000
cords OF wood. running water good
stock farm, $40 per acre. about half
price
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AUCTION SAIL;

ACN.IION SAT.E
WEDNESDAY,, March 81. at Q L. NJ, on
promises. valuable s3-acre farm,
Maple Springs" at Highland Springs,
Va, miles from Richmond, on Sever,
Pines Electric Line. Good S-room
house, large barn, fine orchard. several
lithla springs, 30 acres In cultivation,
plenty running water; n fine stock and
grain farm: well located for a subur-
subdivided for speculation. This farm
must be seen to be appreciated. For
detailed information, call at the farm
or write j.. w. Lord IL Co. Auctioneers,
1ll0 East Main Street, Richmond, Va
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Fema,e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, work TO do by the day. APP
ply COG North Twenty ninth.
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sDaily. Weekdays.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop Mt Elba. Time of arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read tho siknn.
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FOR SALE-Horses.
SHOES.
DREssMAKING AMI MILLINERY.

SEE our new spring and summer mill
linery, our new suits and dresses for
ladies' misses and children. High class,
but not high priced Buy your Easter
Mrs. julius Bear. l421 East Main Street
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Sunday accommodation trains leave Elba Ais
from fredericksburg
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ness, furnish everything. If YOU will
handle my goods. Crest Co. V. Atlantic
CITY y. J
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RAILROADS.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry

Richmcnd & Chesapeake Gay Railway Company
SupcrscdlnB Schedule of April Ii, 1o1A
Schedule Subject to Change Without
Notice
Trains leaves Richmond b'5:So A. H. Z A
NJ, bs a. NJ. 9 A. M. $50 A. NJ. II A. Il.
p. NJ. p. NJ. p. NJ, bi p. NJ. $50 p.
M. s:so P. NJ. 7:lo r. NJ. b p. NJ, 70 b.
M. N:i6 p. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. BIZ A. II.
A. A. bs A. NJ. 70 A. NJ, ssll A. n, "a
poon. Ell p. NJ, Pm sP. NJ. 2. n.
bs:9 p: NJ. $500 =: NJ. i:1o p. n. p. u.
bca.rios baggage. Dali, o.csp. Sunday.
ssSurdaSs only.
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HELP WANTED-.,alc.

GOVERNMENT wants clerks. Exami-
nations soon. $50 month Sample
questions free. Franklin Institute,
Dent. i@0-C. Rochester. y. Y.
MEN-women wanted, government Jobs,
SG5 to $3.50 month. Write for list
pos lions now obtainable. Franklin In
Ftitutc, Dept 130-C.
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FOR rent. large front room with OF
without board, on South Third. Call
Madison 5lg4-J
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SPECIAL NOrIr,1n

SPECIAL. NOTICE.
TAKE THIS METHOD TO NOTIFY
ALL PERSONS THAT WILL NOT
BE leESPONSIBLE FOR GOODS pUR.
CHASED BY ANY ONE OTHER TINA
MYSELF. L. l.. LINDSAY.
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NICELY furnished large front room
The Virginian, Fifth and Main;
- 4
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$4,000

will buy bargain in attractive. hot
water heated dwelling I'm West End
Small cash payment and easy terms.
rs ELAN K FtINSTEN
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100 acres. ~ miles from Chester. on
county road; good soil; timber worth
half the value of the land, $4,000.
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FIVE small well-improved farms. nea1
Chester. cheap: easy terms.
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SEVERAL fine homes in Chester: bar,
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CARPET CLEANING.

WANTED. carpets to dust and scour
BY the latest improved machinery;
renovated very ren sonnbIy. New York
Carpet Cleaning Co. Randolph 2OSG
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! TIE Artlectra plays your player plano
while YOU dance: send your name
| and address to Lee FERGUSON Piano
! Co, 119 East broad. and you will re-
/ ceive free through mall book of com
! pletc Information.
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FOR SALE-Business,

FOR sale. a modern Virginia drug
store miles from Washington es,
tnb,ished In 1895, paying business.
Good reason for selling. Excellent
chance for good man. Box l. III,
care Ttmes-Dispntch.
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RICHMOND Jitney Bus Company. Inc.
Richmond. Va theater parties and
side trips q specially. Office, Chester
field Garage Terms reasonable. Phone
! Madison G330
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FOR SALE-Far1ns
BUCHANAN'S BARGAINS

SEVERAL fine homes on the electric
line on easy. monthly payments.
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FOR REET-Rooms.

NICE clean rooms: also light house,
Keeping. 4o1 East Clay.
LARGE front parlor bedroom, also
Fourth
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

MADISON Square Garden S. c. White
Lcghorn eggs for Matching, sl.5O for
Is. George T.. Carr Charlottesville. Va.
PARTRIDGE Plymouth Rocks. the
beauty breed eggs for sale. Write
or phone George * Davis, Highland
PART Richmond. Va.
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NOTICED.
APPLICATIONS will be presented to
10 o'clock y. NJ, WEDNESDAY. March
81 1915. for general advance in
freight and passenger rates between
Smlthhcld and battery Park, Va. on
the one hand. and Norfolk, Newport
News, Richmond and all other points
In Virginia reached by this company's
vessels. on the other hand. Old Do
minion Steamship Company.
WANTED. tho public to know that
Jahnke Bros. jewelers.. 912 East
Main Street. buy. SELL exchange and
REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYl les Old gold and silver
taken In exchange
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WANTED FIRST CLASS ALTERA
ton HANDS: PERMANENT POSI-
TION TO THOSE WHO CAN QUALIFY.
THE REINACH co, INC. lO7 EAST
BROAD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT stud-Touch Me. by The Comr.oner.
Touch Not, full brother to Great
Britain. ono OF tho largest winners on
the turf In 1914. Also lmr: Duke of
Kendall. by Sir Modsed-1mp. Duchess Of
Kendall. Fee, $3.50. No Insurance.
Mares boarded Mt 80 cents per day.
E,llerslic Stock Farm, David Dunlop,
proprietor. Petersburg. Va.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIns-WEExDaYS
I,eavs byrd st. Sta. 400 p. n for Freaericksbnrs
Leave Elha Sta. 7.A6 An, r. n, 80 n. fer
Arrive Byrd st. Sta. S.26 AN. from Fredericksb's.
Arrive ElbA Sta. $50 AN, IiG5 A. n. SAC p. u.
from Ashland.
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LADIES' TAILOR


will offer special prices on all orders
taken this week. j. Katz. Ladies'
Tailor. PA North Second.
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ATTRACTIVE rooms. IA North Sixth,
between Franklin and Main Streets.
70S West Grace nice room, heated:
refined surroundings. board conven-
ient
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SITUATION wANTED-Male.

WANTED, employment In or near city
for white and colored boys. II to II
years OF aye. Juvenile Court OF Rich.
mond. Room s. CITY Hall. Phone Ran.
bylrh fy2
The broad ax., 1915-07-24
ST. MARK n. E. CHURCH.

Memorable in the history of the
Churches Of Chicago, Sunday, July 18th,
will ever be; Memorable in the records
of the achievements of a congregation
organized Just 20 years ago with seven
members. Memorable for the eontribu-
ton to the moral and religious life
which the opening of and dedication Of
the largest church in the city among
our people. St. Mark entered into
their new church last Sunday with one
of the grandest programs ever offered
in Chicago. The pastor the Rev. John
W. Robinson preached the first sermon
at 6 A. NJ. and administered the Sacra-
ment to large number of wOrshippers.
The sermon by Bish. W. F. Mcdowell,
was a master piece. The dedication
service proper took place at P. NJ.
Promptly at 2:45 led by the choir st.
Mark marched into their New Church
singing Coward Christian Soldier"
The Rev. DR.. G. A. Bryant walked with
the Pastor as did Revs. H. NJ. Carroll
and Peters. Bishop Isiah B. Scott of
Monrovia Liberia Africa, preached the
master discourse of the day. He used
as his text blessed is the Nation
whose God is the Lord
The Solo by Mrs. F. L. Washington,
was superbly rendered. The Silver
Star Quartette and st. Luke Choir
rendered excellent service. The ad-
dress by Rev. W. S. Bradley and H. NJ.
Carroll were very inspiring.
The Rev. Chas B. Mitchell, st. James
NJ. E. Church, preached at the Evening
Service he used as his text eve Can
not but Speak"
Total raised in dedication rally
amounts to more than $4,000.
Next Sunday morning Mr.. W. B.
Williams popular bassO will sing at the
Morning Service.
Come and worship with us.
The broad ax., 1915-07-24
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs OF
ILLINOIS HELD HARMONIOUS
SESSIONS AT LovEJoY, ILL
NOIS.

The Grand Lodge of Knights of
Pythias of Illinois, held its oath annu-
al session, last week, at LOvejoy, Hi
nois and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year.
Grand Chancellor, DR.. Allen A. Wes-
ley, Chicago, Grand Viee-Chaneellor,
Otis B. Duncan, of Springfield, Ill,
Grand Keeper Of records and seals;
Frank B. Warning, Chicago. Grand Pre-
late, w. o. King. Grand Master Of Elk
ehequer, Major Robert R. jackson, Chi
eago, III. Grand Medical Director, Dr..
Edward s. Miller, Chicago. Grand At
torney, r. A. J. Shaw, Chicago. Grand
Lecturer Joseph Moxley, East st. Louis,
III. Grand Outer Guard, H. L. Thomas.
Grand Inner Guard, ]. G. Haynes.
Grand Supreme Representatives; DR..
Allen A. Wesley and Hon. Edward D.
Green. Ir-l9le the 25th Grand Lodge
K. Of P's, Jurisdiction Of Illinois, will
be held at Cairo. All those who attend
ed the last session at Lovejoy; are
loud in declaring; that the people Of
that city treated them fine and were all
very hOspitable.
The broad ax., 1915-07-24

anee of the milk modifer canno, b.
over-estimated; it must do the work a.
the difference between the dioas+;r.
apparatus of the baby and the calf 7,
must render COW 5 milk so that II win
act like mothers milk in the infant.
stomach Remember that COW : mill
is liable to contamination from cor,
tact with the hands of the mixer +b.
vessels and the air. Germs that are
non-pathogenie, not disease produeipg
at the time of milking NAV become
so in the time before baby takes #
Therefore a milk mOdfer that re1ui,s.
a modieum of cooking of the milk will
destroy pathogenie germs and spores in
the process. After the disease CAUSING
germs and their spores are killed BY
the mother in preparing the modified
cows milk, that milk is safe for TWEEN.
" four hours for infant use. That
renders the mothers safe from dirty
handlers of milk and is the wav IN
help the stomach of the child and be
safe from the germs which cause most
of the diseases of babyhood. especially
in the summer months Be careful and
consult your doctor when in doubt
about baby's food. The best modif7
will at times require changes to suit il
dividual eases.
Cleanliness is the watchword if We
will save the babies. Filth is con
veyed by flies, dirt and dust contamin,
ating the feeding bottle, nipple and
vessels for preparing babies milk
Such articles should be Stcrilized by
boiling before each feeding. Boil nip
pie only two minutes in a water con
tanning two teaspOOnsful Of bOrax, Dor
ie acid or soda to the quart. Boil the
bottle and other feelings necessities
FIVE or ten minutes in the same solu
ton. Rinse and keep those articles II
a covered vessel with water contain
ing a teaspoonful of bOrie acid to a
quart of water. Clean bottle with
brush.
Don't feed baby too often. Don't
feed during mothers sleeping hours.
Give water plentifully especially at
night. Feed at regular intervals. Each
baby is a law into itself as to II 5
own quantity and interval.
Watch the bowel. Green stools are
a sure sign of danger; curds also. Oe'
from one to three stools day.
The writer has access to an unllm-
tied supply of baby books for mothers
the books are enlarged and printed with
a beautiful cover in four eOlOrs, htho-
graph offset process. This book will
be mailed free to all who have babes
if request is made for the book. Inc
book contains valuable general ln1Of'
nation that will save millions OF d.
bies. No mother should be WlthOu'
the book.
The broad ax., 1915-07-24
HEALTH NOTES.

The household eat is q menace to
health. 1t is now well known that con-
tagion and infection of various kinds
are carried and spread by feline pets.
Cats are, it is believed, more of a
menace in this way than dogs on ac-
count of their nocturnal habits. Every
body knows that the house eat, unless
most carefully watched, will disappear
for days at time; but it always re-
turns. Hence the saying, "the eat
came back"
The important thing, however, is to
know where the family pet has been,
and Just what particular brand of dis
ease germs it has brought home. Chill
dren love pets and as eats are domestic,
it is always within the probabilities
that during Toms disappearing periods
he may be domieiled in home where
there is a case of scarlet fever or diph-
liberia, or maybe nothing worse than
measles, humps or whooping cough.
But even those so-ealled minor all
ments are often quite serious in their
effects and are not to be desired IN
der any circumstances. The idea so
many parents have, that it is better
for their children to have the diseases
so common to child life as soon as pos
sible and as they say, abe over with
them" is a mistaken one. It is a seri-
Gus error to assume that children must
have long list Of diseases before they
are grown up. The facts are they
should not have them at all, for the
reason that most of them, if not all,
are preventable. So it is pretty GER
tain that our feline friends, innoeently
enough so far as they are concerned,
are oftentimes real and dangerous enc
mics to the health and safety Of our
children.
Dogs, too, are dangerous, though per-
haps to a less extent than are cats, az
cases of both scarlet fever and diph.
liberia have been traced directly to
dogs that were on friendly and visiting
terms with several families in the same
neighborhoods.
Modern city life does not afford eth.
er safe or favorable conditions for the
keeping Of animal pets. It is neither
fair to the pets nor to the people who
harbOr them. The modern living apart
ments are not adapted for the common
housing Of dogs, cats, eanaries and hu'
man beings under the same roof; and
besides being menace to health, they
are nearly always source Of annoy
ancs to those apartment jewellers who
are axerse to pets Of this kind, and
who are compelled to complain to ths
authorities to have them removed.
It is good plan, therefore, to try
and worry without dogs and eats as 4
part Of the household.
The broad ax., 1915-07-24
SAVE THE BABY.

The welfare of the baby depends
upon feeding probably more than it
does upon any other one factor. The
high death rate among young children
is caused chiefly by improper feeding.
The death rate is higher during the
hot weather than at any other period
of the year. 1t is the season when
vegetation hourishes and grows best.
Germs are classified as of vegetable
identity; they belong to the vegetable
kingdom. They seem to thrive best in
hot weather; they act like vegetables.
They are parasitic in that they live at
the expense of other forms of life. We
may all be guilty of that charge but
they are pathogenie; they produce dis
ease.
Mothers milk is natures food for
the baby; it is usually uneontaminated
by pathogenie heterogeneous, germs,
when baby takes it. Being nature s
food. it is for that sufficient reason,
the best food for the offspring Of the
mother, the baby. Nothing comes in
contact with the mothers milk be-
tween the producer and the consumer,
to make it unfit for baby's use. 1t
does not reach the air nor does even
the light get chance to modest it. 1t
comes to the baby as pure nature s lab
oratory, namely it's mother, has made
it. It is then obviously the food par
excellence for the baby.
If for any reason the baby cannot
receive the blessing of mothers milk,
it should receive the next best food,
which is without a doubt properly mod
fled cows milk The delicate stom-
aeh of baby cannot take, digest and
assinilate untreated COW s milk for the
very simple reason that the cows milk
was intended for the calf which has
four stomaehs and not for the baby
who has only one stomach. 1t would
be the height of folly to expect baby
to do the work with one stomach that
3-BROAD AK July % HENRY
it takes a ealf's four stomaehs to ae-
eomplish. When the mothers milk
reaches the baby's stomach, it is easily
rendered assimilable by the stomach 8
processes. When improper food, such
as cows milk in it's natural state,
reaches the baby's stomach, it forms
tough, hard, big Jumps that cause di-
gestive disturbances, manifested by
vomiting of curds and by the eurds
found in the stools. If erroneous feed
ing is kept up, various other symptoms
will follow. Baby will loose in weight,
become fretful, look puny and finally
die of starvation called hamilton.
On the other hand if cows milk is
properly modified and made almost as
easy of digestion and assimilation as
mothers milk, the baby will look
healthy and be healthy. The import
The broad ax., 1915-07-24
HYDE PARK NEWS.
By L. W. washington.

Notification of the Pastor of Hyde
Park A. NJ. E. Church, that this would
be his last quarterly conference, win
no doubt bring out every member for
services Sunday. DR.. Cook the pre-
siding elder is expected to preach morn
ing and evening, and some Of our prom
inent ministers in the afternoon. All
members Of the Chair. 0fieials and
friends are specially invited to at
tend all Of these services.
The Hyde Park Lodges Day Club s
concert increased their Rally Fund
from $3.50 to s53.5O. Mrs. Clarence
Kenneth was in charge of the concert,
which was 50 successful. The men
have not reported yet
The broad ax., 1915-07-24
REMOVAL NOTICE.

From on and after this date, all
letters or other mail matter intended
for Julius F. Taylor or Mrs. Annie E.
Taylor or The Broad Ak, should be
addressed to $3.50 ST. Lawrence Ave-,
Jackson Park station. Phone Went
worth 1897.