davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-06-04

There is a lot of advice, but this ID
a. good as any; TRY to be the sort
81 a man retrenchment doesn't affect
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-06-04
No Execution.

No Exception.
at is an Ill wind which blows no
good to anybody"
why, even an Ill wind blows good
to the doctors"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-06-04

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU
Try Murine Eye Remedy for Red, Weak, watery
Eyes and Granulated Kyclids; No smarting-
lust Eye comfort. Write for Book Of the Eye
81 mali Free. Murine Bye Remedy Co., Chicago.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-06-04
Tho Proper Cure.

81 NO FtopSi SdtSs
what drink did you order for Jaggs
when you saw his face fall :"
"A pick-me-up?"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-06-04

It's hard for a learned man to
learn to love a learned woman.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-06-04

Next to the doctor the man who
doesn't pay his bills prefers to beat
the grocer.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-06-04
The Musty Sort

"Tilton airs his views freely"
We'll. they need airing "-Birming-
lam Age-Herald.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-06-04

Artificial roses are never so unnat.
ural as when they bloom on a girls
cheeks.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-06-04

Crumbs of comfort never come
from eating crackers in bed.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-06-04
Something to Wish

Something to Wish.
"My husband is a jack of all trades"
Don't you wish he we're an ace in
Just one?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
CHANCERy RELEASE DEEDS.

+. Sitterdng ct al. trustees. TO Julia
lS5 feet cast line Garland Avenue. 90
feet 10 inches north Of Brookland Park
Boulevard. October IS. 1915, $40
Bessie \. Catlin, cxecutrix to George
II. starr, o0Xl35 feet west line Barton
Avenue. 100 feet south of Crawford
street. October &c. 1915. $3.50.
+. Is. Traylor. trustee. TO same, 50x13j
feet west line Barton Avenue. $50 feet
south OF Crawford Street. October 80
1915. $500
Bessie A. Catln. executrix. to same
50Ni3j feet west line Barton Avenue
100 feet south Of Crawford Street DC
;Oher %. 1915, SAGA.
o: II. Tunsten:. trustee, to a.. C.
Anthony. 90 feet inches by 1874 feet
west line Nineteenth Street at the
south corner of Broad street; also
3CXl32 feet north line Cedar street. 90
feet west of Baker Street October 10
1915. s3.G4S.
w. s White, trustee. to John w.
Krousc. 45xli0 feet at the northwest
corne: OF Fifth Avenue and Chestnut
Street. November !. 1915, Sl.GS0.
Grashcrgcr, 22xl4s feet east line Allen
Cary street October 81. 1915. $4,000.
Charles x. Willis Of al. trustees. to
4. NJ. Dowden. 81 feet II inches by 1875
feet south line Stuart Avenue, fifty
four feet east of Sycamore Street. Au-
gust II. 1915. S5.130.
II. S: Taylor, trustee, to Alice c. Gill.
21hxS7 feet south line Spring Street.
l05 feet east of Laurel Street. Octo-
Der 80, 1915 $685.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAICE SCOTT COMPANY
OPENS SEASON HAP

An audience that almost tested the
capacity of the Strand Theater gave
Tho Grayce Scott Company n flatterinE
welcome last night
With The Trail OF the Lonesome
:'ihe. Eugene Walters decentralization
OF the familiar John Fox story Of love,
moonshinlng and fcudalSm in the Vir-
Ginia mountains as the initial BILL the
company's new season was ouspiciously
inaugurnted.
The play was produced under the
direction OF Herbert Curtis. who dem
onstrateS in this production that he is
not only proficient as an actor, but
eNcels also as director. In every
one OF the four acts the manifold tricks
and devices al the hand OF Il skilled
director are effectively employed to
hciehtcn the illusion to which the
player" contribute. The production. as
q whole, compares favorably with the
best heretofore presented by tho com
pany headed by Grayce Scott and John
Warner.
That loyalty is 4 distinguishing char
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Iharlers were issued yesterday by
.he state Corporation Commission to
thc following concerns:
Negro Organization Society, HAMPTON
70. H. Morton. president: Allen Wash
ihGton. treasurer. liamptOn; y. y. Ora
nam. L. &. Walker, George d. Z!mlner-
man and jamie Porter Barrett. Hnmp
ton; nonstock company Purposes:
Negro charitable and educational 40
: cicty.
ranlconer Lumber Company. Inc
,hhrlottesvillc. Maximum capital stock
si'.0oo minimum. $1,000 u. II. Faul-
coner president; Hollis Rinchart. vice
president. and John a. Payne Jr.. sec
Rotary and treasurer two former OF
Ctnariottesville. latter officer of La
Grange. Purposes: General real estate
and lumber business.
iiopewell Realty Company, Inc. City
mum capital stock, $4,000 minimum
$1,000. r. W. Manson. il. secretary
ana area treasurer; =, W; p. Bagwell vice
business
Virso Investment Corporation. virso
t,nmlnbHrG COUNT: Maximum capital
y; Hritton. president. Virso: Robcr,
; Biackwell. vice -president. Danville. and
: -; i. Kennedy. secretary. kenbridge
purposes: General real cstat. business
Lindsey. Lewis & Cabincss. Inc. Roa
nok: Maximum capital stock. $4,000:
| minimum. Sl.00G. T. ID. Lewis. presi
" -. LiI!uSc:, ElCe-preSluent. and
- ID taDahisS, secretary and treasurer
| al! or Hohhoke. Purposes: General rea
| estate ana insurance business.
Universal Bowling and Amusement
corporation: Portsmouth. Maximum
CAPITA stock, S25 900: minimum 81 900
Joseph ii. Neville. president; A. Crcech
s ,He,,,h and T. $. Easily. all of Ports
| mouth. Purposes: To operate pool and
billiard parlors and other amuscments
iopcwell Heights Coal and Lumber
company Inc Petersburg. Maximum
capital stock, $4,000: minimum $40. 900
! isham K. Dyer. president. Petersburg:
>, =: weaver. vice-prc 'idcnt.' HONEYWELL
-. T.. Randolph. secretary and treasurer
. petersburg. Purposes: Wholesale wood
and caal business
orion Social Literary and beneficial
association Of Norfolk, Norfolk lanes
,,riiiin, president. Norfolk: ". Dennis
,erKins, rice-prcsidcnt Norfolk; Chas
r. Williams. secretary, Norfolk: Robnr,
J. Wood, Norfolk. Purposes: 4 re-
cicty. 81
Grnyce Scott Company. Inc. Rich
ihohd' MAXIMUM capital stock $50:
MINIMUM, $50. Graycc Scott New York
PRESIDENT: +. Fred Fry, vice-president
ana Harold Jones. Richmond. secretary
ana treasurer. Purposes: Theatrical and
amusement enterprises.
fcerltsS Truck and Motor Corpora
ZION Richmond. Maximum capital
STOCK. <2O,o00.0 900: minimum 81 900: mar
value. $50. Thomas r. Cav. president
W !!liam NJ. Coleman, secretary and II
~. Chalklcy, treasurer. all OF Richmond
purposes: General utomobile business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
ElFTEEN-YEAR-OlO BOY is
SUSPECTED OF ARSON
ihomns Martin Accused OF setting Fire
TO brtck fnrd Of W. }. Ready.
Claimed 10 lie Accidental

thomas Martin. a nftccn-ycar-old
noy, was arrested yesterday by Police
sergeant thinner and Policeman Mar
cuson as suspicious character. sus-
pected OF setting fire to the brick ward
or w. j. Ready, located near the end
OF Wallace Street ana just in the rear
OIL william RueGerS residence. in which
about $500 damage was done. The how
viii be arraigncd in the Juvenile Cour,
on the charge.
IL Is said that he set fire 10 the brick
yard accidentally. According TO the
information secured by the police Mar
TN discovered II mink in the held near
the yard and pursued IL. The mink
look refuge in hole. and Martin fol-
lowed IL TO its mouth. He lit a Gig
arctic while standing there and dropped
the match in the broomStraw, with the
result that the Held was soon ablaZc
The boy made an effort TO extinsuish
the blaze. but found 1t impossible 20 do
30, and took to his heels.
The field burned up close to the de :
serted frame buildings of. the brick
yard and ignited them. Passersby dis
covered the conilagration and turned in
an alarm. A second alarm was sounded
In short order. when 1t was thought
probable that the fire might spread 10
other buildings However. the depart
meHt was able to prevent this, and TO
extinguish the blaze after short time.
Practically all of the buildings in the
,brick yard were destroyed The lire
attracted considerable attention i'm the
West End. over which hung the heavy
smoke cloud arising from the burning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
"WITHIN TIiiI LAW" WE'LL DONE
ni DIJOC's STOCK CONPAN,

Playing TO an audience that tested
the capacity of the Bijou Theatcr
porothy Mortimer and her really en-
ceiient company gave n splendid inter-
probation OF within the Law" the
story OF which must be known to every
orSa nization made it's debut here has
~ played with such complete satisfac-
ton.
Il! the captious and hypcrcritical
flaws may nave been found in tho per-
Torrance OF this tried drama OF crook
dom. but TO the interested spectator.
to tho individual who may be called
a regular purchaser Of theatrical wares
Its rendition was perfect
AS evidence OF her clevcrnesS, or Of
her magnanimity, Miss Mortimer
stepncd out OF what is technically the
leading role last night and played Ag-
gle Lynch. the clever "con" woman
with world OF knowledge gained
through intimate association with the
leading lights of crookland She made
OF Aggie type that memory will re-
'call when the mere details OF the play
are forgotten. II there be need of
proof as to Miss Mortimer's ability as
an actress she need but point to her
positive triumph as Agglc Lynch in
within the Law" 1t establishes her
as not only a clever but a remarkably
able young woman.
Victoria MONTGOMERY played Mary
turner and played her in such con-
NincinH manner that the work OF Clara
joel. last seen in Richmond in the
part, suffers in comparison. Miss Mont
Eomcry gave evidence OF serious study
In both the manner. In which she read
the lines and In her execution OF the
various scenes OF tremendous dramatic
, intensity that she is called upon to
enact. 1t was striking, convincing.
intelligent imperson>tion that Miss
MontGomcry gave. She measured up
TO it's every eNaction. and If she had
done nothing else, Richmond would be
grateful To her for her Mary Turner
William Cournccn. vino. by the way
played the part on the road for sea-
son, gave an Interpretation Of Rich
ard Glider. tho pampered son Of n rich
father. and Mary's lover and husband
that proved him a very considerable
actor and justified his selection to por-
tray the part on the road.
Big Ed Nannary. already proven a
tried actor OF experience, came into
his own as the mplncablc Inspector
Burke. with Il pcnchant for disturbing
crooks and nm ability born Of long
training in nahbing them. He was al
ways the copper. big. bluff. dominccr-
Ing, oppressive, arrogant--the copper
always.
William Blake as joe Carson, crook.
seeand-storE worker. yeGGman. and
what not. with q desire to reform, hut
with Il Will not quite strong enough,
gave q rafting fine performances.
And the same may be said of Frank
Priestland, as Cassidy: Ed Burke, az
the lawyer, Demcrest: Harry Hockey.
as Englisn Eddie. and Frank Hettcrick,
as Williams, Headquarters stenogra-
pher.
y play that grips and holds. that
teaches without preaching, Within the
Law" should bring capacity audiences
10 the Bljou this week
At the Lyric.
Johnny Singer and the Ziegler Twins
open the show 1T the Lyric for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
w. II. jerks for Womans Prohibition
League of America, 3l5 West Broad
Street, seven lights.
Winston Electric Construction Co.
for c. W. Fleet. 1924 North Harrison
street. thirty-hve outlets.
Same for Virginia Mechanics Insti-
tute, lolt East Broad Street, wiring
for switch.
+. r. Cosby Electric Co. for DR.. r.
ID. Garcin. 261S East Broad Street. one
switch.
Same for Bourne Brothers. 2S24 East
Broad street. one socket.
Same for a. T.. I3ossicuX 30O2 East
Broad Street. three sockets
]. T.. Stringcr, for Joseph Heye, 2O3s
West Broad street, one light.
Same for same. 20I5 West sBroad
Street. one light.
Same for same. 2Oi5-C West Broad
street. two lights.
Same for same. 2045-B West Broad
street, two lights.
Same for same, 20i5-A West Broad
Street. two lights
Same for +. ]. Gentry 1901 East
Marshall street. one outlet.
Same for William Strnther nos Short
street. Forest Hill. thirteen drops and
one fixture.
L. II. WnriIncr for Joseph johnson
80 North Twenty-thirl Street. one out
let.
Same for Mrs. s. T. Curry. s09 North
Thirtieth street. thirteen lights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
CHANGER, DEEDS or TRUST.
Ten Deeds of Trust Amounting to


l.. II. Warren - uX. Ia John NJ Pur-
cell. trustee. 20 fee, !: inch by % feet
inches north line Grace street. 2S9
teci ~ inches east Of Sheppard Street.
II. NJ. Baker 10 j. A. Connolly g, al.
trustees. SuNl"9 feet inches south line
Hanover Avenue. uincty-si six feet east
OF West street. October % 1913 s9SoI
Elizabeth p. Mitchell 10 J. 4. Pur-
Twenty eiahth Street. ai5 feet inc ihne
north of the Nine-Mile Road. Octobc,
-, Merber! G Allen ct ux. to w b.
the southeast corner of Victor street
anh Third Avenue. october >, 1915,
X n c: Harris to J. r. Harris. trus-
tee 3oNl25 feet inches west line
Twent second street. eighty feet south
OF K Street; May 10. 1915. $500
n ne! trustee: foxl32 feet east line
Clay street. October 10. 1915. $50.
w. =. Kirk ct ais. 10 John Sloan.
trustee. 1oNl3" feet north line Cary
Street, scvcnty-seven and one-half feet
west OF Mulberry Street. October S,
1915. SLIGO.
Alice c: Gin ct. vir to H.. $. Taylor.
trustee, .2lll?xs7 feet south line spri1s
street, !o5 feet east Of Laurel Street
October 81. 1915, S73l.5O.
v. T. Terrence to Richmond Trust
feet east line Allen Avenue. 1876 feet
inches north OF Cary street October
IL. 1915, $1,000.
l.. Cohen ct nj. to W l.. Miller. ,rus-
tee 26X65 feet at the southeast corner
Of elmer and Catherine Streets. also
twe'ty-siN feet east Of GilIacr Street
October -, 1915. $.ll45O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02

FIRST half or the week with singing In
miniature and dancing of several va
rieties. The girls are nice to look ut
and Singer is n clever exponent Of aero
battle dancing after the style of the
booted Russians.
Verbal and physical kuockabout
comedy marks the turn OF Bayle and
Patsy, Il man and woman. Ability
to stand punishment is one of the tall
ents OF the woman In the pcrpctra
ton Of the sketch called THE Fall
Guy author and actors arc equally
guilty. though Ketchum. Harvey and
compuny--.the company being one wo-
man---harc to bear most OF the blame,
given.
Jack Ryan and Harry Tierney. Il man
who plays the piano and another man
who doesn't play the piano. amused
the audience yesterday afternoon with
Il number OF songs. including the good
old one about floating down the old
Green River and IL flash lyric con-
corning woman who was too good
to be true.'
The Debutantes." presented by Jack
Russell and Lolita Baker and n big
chorus of four girls, did not prove 10
be "one OF the largest organizations
and most mer!torious in its line In
vaudeville" However. it opens in a
novel manner. and there are several
interesting costume changes. ID. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02

acteristic of tho following OF Miss
scott and her companion players was
manifested at this launching OF n new
stock venture by" tho manner and cor
duality OF the reception accorded them.
The first outburst of applause came
with the rise OF the curtain on the
ruEgedly picturesque mountain scene.
There was u cheering. vibrant note OF
welcome In the prolonE I'll salvo that
rang through the house preceding the
hrst entrance Of Miss Scott. whose APP
pcarance was siEnalized by u fresh out.
burst. which continued several minutes.
When Mr.. Warner. after lingering In
the wings III Difference to Miss Scott MS
long rs art and ethics would permit,
responded TO his opening cue and
dashed buoyantiy up the mountain side,
another storm of enthusiastic plauditS
broke upon the tense. paipitant air.
And so II continued. Each and every
member OF the cast. at his or her on
trance. was given the glad hand" AT
the end of the third act. flowers were
! handed in profuoon. and the principals
made pretty little speeches OF thanks.
aiiss Scott. as June. the mountain
wildnower. preserves her feminine
charm in the engaging role. John
Warner. rs the manly young engineer.
who woos and wins and brings about
the characterization of the hoydcn-
ish daughter of the feudist, carries
himself in manner most pleasing to
his admirers. while Herbert Curtis has
in the part Of Judd Jolliver char
acter role worthy of his mettle and
one in which he scores an individual!
hit
Other members Of the company are
happily cast including Herbert Charles,
rs Bob berkeley: Earl Craddock as
Uncle Billy. the quaint Justice of the
peace. VINO "aint decided any case
yet" Lcona Soulc. as the sa,iire's wife
William s. Lyons. us Dave Tolliver. the
nephew of Judd: Dewitt Newing as Cal
iicaton. Lorotty's beau, and Nan Craw-
lord, rs Lorctty, Dawes sister
The stage settings are attractive and
creIitably assembled. and the costumes
ana effects adequate for an Intelligent
ana satisfying performance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
STREET CAR ACCIDENTS
Three Vehicles Hit by Moving Cars
but No One IL Seriously
Injured.

The police last night received re-
ports OF three street-car accidents in
which vehicles were badly damaged or
demolished, but I'm which 10 person
was seriously injured.
= Q. burberry, r. f.. D.. No. /, was
slightly hurt when his wagon was
struck by Highland Park car No 1904
ut Fourth and Magnolia Avenues The
wagon was demolished. but burberry
was able to go his way, after being
treated by Dr. Paul Reed
William Harris, colored, was struck
by Main street car at Seventeenth
and Main Streets late yesterday after
noon and slightly hurt He was
rushed to Memorial Hospital in the
patrol wagon of the First Precinct.
whom it was thought he had been Sc
riously Injured. At the hospital later
in the night, however. ii was said that
his condition was not serious
The automobile OF William Hutch;ngs.
20i East Marshall Street, was badly
damaged yesterday afternoon when
struck by Broad and Twenty fifth
Street car No. 1918 near Sixth and
Broad Streets Hutchings escaped in
Jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
CiiANCi3RY TRANSFERS.
iWci'c Deeds OF Bargain md Snlc,
Amounting 10 S3O,I75.

Amounting To S3O.I75.
T. -. Warren ct u 20 Elizabeth v
eighty feet north of Clay Street Sep
TEMPER ]. 1915. tax $3.50 SO.
ADner &. Goode. special commissioner
the southwest corner of Twenty-e Ugh tn
and Streets. October %. 1915, s460.
Ni Snnries ny w; crump 10 Elizabeth p.
eighth Street. 3i5 feet inches north
OF the Nimc-Milc Road. October /. 1915,
l.. y. rmlauf Of ux. to j. ]. Feathers.
3oXl25 feet north line ,Winder street,
2i6 feet west Of Garter street. Oc.o,
per y; Iyl5. tax 30 cents. $40.
Z. NJ. Harris ct ux TO K NJ G. Harris.
Soxl3I feet inches vest line Twenty
Street. May 10 1915 $4,000. " =
l. A Iory.I Rsa IT, Corporation to Marion
plan Of Colonial Place. section a. Oc-
toner /. 1915. S27a.
Corr EEaneh h. y e Morgan {, ais, TO Preston
Avenue. POS fee, west OF Birch Street.
No ,,'; /, 1915. :s.25O. .
T., "2 iii W. krouse ct ux. to Marshall
H. bishop, i5XliO feet at the north
west corner of Fifth Avenue ana Ct,cs-
NJ, street. October &c, 1915. tax SO 40.
s2L L, y, fc Grasnefssr to " r Terrence
feet inches north Of Cary Street. pc-
tober 10. 1915. tax $3.50 $40.
NJ l.. Norvcll At NY. to Mary w.
lower lot % in block > In the plan
OF colonial Place. section y. October
90, 1915, tax 81. $40.
HERMAN f.. Cohen ct ais. TO Lawrence
J. Thomas. 90 feet aia inches by 100
feet ! Incl south line Park Avenue.
- feet 10 inches west Of sycamore
street. October 20. 1915 tax $40. $40.
Mollie Carroll to +. Cohen ct al.
ZhN"" feet - the southeast corner OF
Catherine and Gilmer streets: also
2shN"i feet south line Catherine
street twenty-siX feet east of C;ilmer
street. October -. 1915. tax 81. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

The week opened with trading on
inc locaDreal estate market active yes
tcfd;y. Numerous sales were placed OH
record. and while they We're in the
main for small property, there were u
Few deals of Il fair size. Reports were
current in realty circles that at least
two or three. deals larger than che
average would be closed to-day.
iiranch B. Morgan sold Il lot fronting
twenty-hve feet on the south side of
West Avenue, just west of Birch Street
yesterday to Preston Cooke for $3.50
Mollic Carroll sold to T.. Cohen and j.
NJ. Bcrman two lots fronting, together
hfty-ire and one-half feet ut the
southeast corner of Catherine and Gill
$4,000
All municipal offices will be closed
to-day. election day being observed as
legal holiday. The courts however
Will be open for the transaction of ali
necessary business. but no cases will
he tried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02

city OF Petersburg. yesterday filed Il
petition In voluntary bankruptcy in the
United States District Court, listing his
liabilities at S2.3i3.36 and his assets at
s4S.O!. Unsecured claims. aHgregatinE
SZ.29l.96. and taxes amounting tn
sol.iO make mp the sum total OF the
indebtedness. while debts amounting to
s23.o1 due the petitioner on open ac-
counts and household goods listed at
go constitute the assets.
=, Among those holding claims against
the petitioner are -. Alton x Co. Pc
t"rsburg. $500: Edward b. Bruce Co.
i,aitlm"rc. S2OS.6l: Manson-Gill Co.
Portner brewing Company, SlS5
- Z. NOEL. OF Hopewell. IL clerk, also
nied petition. listing his liabilities at
si.5V325, with no assets. Among the
unsecured claims are Mrs. J. ID. Noell
slI5: j. III. Chitwood, Sl27.5O: c. NJ
EuGScnhcimcr. 1888. and the University
of NirgiIIin. Sl2L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Election Dny-Polls open 6,37,
polls close, 5.li.
City Democratic Committee to re-
ccfve election returns, Murph.'s
Hotel. = o'clock.
SheiterinE Arms Free Hospital,
Donation Dry.
Strnnd-t;rnyce scott Company, In
"I'hc Trail of the Lonesome PIne",
matinee, 2,45I night, $3.50.
Enthusiastically Mortimer COM
pRny. In "Within the LnN", mnti-
nee, 2t30I night, Si30.
Lyric-POputnr vaudeville nnd
pictures' matinee, .; night, 1:30
mud %.
Standardization pictures; con-
tlnuonk performance.
Ettlc-PnrninOunt pfctureHt con-
unuOus performance.
I.is-Motion picturesi continuous
performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02

Arnold Daily i'm a perturbation of John
Mclntyrc's stories called IAN Affair of
Three Nations" was the Colonial Of
fering yesterday to the usual large
Monday crowds. To-day only. Howard
Estabrook. who made hit here with
movie fans several months ago. in
-Four Feathers" will he seen in a
filmzation OF Henry Rowlands novel.
The Closing Net which from advance
information is one of the best silent
plays of the season. y notable sup
porting cast appears with Mr.. F:sta-
brook, including Madeline Traverse, the
sthtuesque queen in Three Weeks
who will be seen as Lcontinc, Bliss Mil
ford, as Rosalie; Arthur Albro. as "Chu-
Gnu: Eric Wayne, as Ivan, and Fred
crick Macklyn. as Red" Tomorrow
comes little Mary Miles Minter in
Emmy OF Stork's Nest"