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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
IsiinlI's New Policy.

Jake Wells. who is bringing TO Rich
mond the productions OF The Triangle
Film Corporation. whose moving
spirits are David Griffith. of The
Birth of a Nation fame. Thomas lnce
and Mack Senuett. is sponsor for the
statement that these linn dramas are
the very last word in motion picture
achievement These photodramas come
to the Eijou next Monday night.
and the program, which will include
Dustin Farnum and Enid Markcy in
The Iron strain Douglas Fairbanks
and Scena owen in The Lamb" and
Raymond Hitchcock and Mabel Nor
mand i'm My Nalet'--all three at each
performancc-wiil continue through
out the week. Mechanical effects. vivi-
flying the pictures and making them
more impressive. an orchestra of fif-
teen pieces specially engaged and
playing music selected and ARRANGED
10y William Furst, will be features OF
each performance. The screen will be
replica of that used for "Thc Birth
of "A Nation" in other words mcchan-
ically perfect. There Will be just two
performances each day, the matinces
beginning ut 2:15 o'clock and the night
performances ut o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
John VI. Richardson.

The funeral Of John NJ Richardson.
who died at his home at Drcwry's
Mansion. Chesterfield County. Wcdnes.
day afternoon. was held from the skin
quarter Baptist Church yesterday
afternoon. Mn. Richardson was sev-
entr years old, and is survived by his
widow. one SON and one daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
L.. II. tn~l,>

The :a"cral Of L.. Il. Cosby. a we'll
known railroad man. who died al the
Memorial HOSPITAL Wednesday, after
noon. viii be held from tn" ovcrbroul>
Presbyterian Church. Ear,on lIeich,s,
this m"rmnG ut u o'clock Nj Cosby
had been Connected with tho Richmond.
fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
for about thirt" years. The intermcut
will J." In Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
Mothers, Climbs CIV. Rc,c,,,on

The Federation OF Mothers Clubs
viii hold a reception in the old high
school building. sos East Marshall
street, tonight from to II o'clock
There will he music and refreshments,
and brief addresses will hc made by
Or. !. y. 6. Chandler. superintendent
of schools and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
RICHMOND MEDICAL MEN
VARY IN THEIR OPINION
Argument on Both Sides in Case of
Chicago Baby Allowed
to Die.
Generally Believed That Doctors
Should Leave Nothing Indonc to
Preserve Humanity-Lcave Rest
to Providence.

Varying opinions were expressed last
night by physicians and surgeons Of
Richmond regarding the case ot the
E"l!inger baby. the defectiv. Chicago
infant who died after his .nothcr had
consented. at the request ot gifted
surgeon. not ~ have performed an
operation which might have saved his
life.
However, it appeared to hc the pro-
valinr opinion Of local members Of
tn. medical profession that the first
duty Of the physician l. 10 save hum:,u
life. that Providence would tax. care
OF the rest.
The action OF Or, ~. j. HaiSeldcn.
the Chicago surgeon. who obtained the
consent Of tile mother not To o1crat c
ia order to save tin" life Of tn" de-
fcctivc son horn to her. that he might
not become - curse To himself and a
burden 80 society, was not criticized.
Most of those who discussed the mat
ter said that they We're not Sufficiently
we'll Informed about the circumstances
Ia Judge whether his action was right
or wrong.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
At the Little Thentrr.

owing to the failure of the Mary
Pickford film, ~ Girl of Yesterday"
10 arrive on time. Manager Shield, OF
the Little Theatcr, ran yesterday an in
tercSting Marguerite Clark feature,
still Waters" The Pick ford film,
however, reached the thcater last
night, and will lie shown to-day and
Tomorrow. Although il really doesn't
matter to admirers of Little Mary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
STUDENTS MEETING ON
tr RICHMOND COLLEGE

In advance Of the Stat. convention
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tions. which Will hold it's opcuinC scs-
sion this morning At 10 o'clock in tho
Central Y. NJ G. y. building. the State
executive committee went into cXccu-
tive session last night i'm the rooms
of the business Mems Club Prcced-
ing the business meeting. the com
mittcc rendered q supper to the en-
ployed officers OF the association. who
have held their annual conference here
during the past two days.
Under the direction of tho state
committee. the state student conven-
ton. 10 continue through Sunday, was
begun at Richmond College Yesterday
TIL" convention will he under the di :
rect supervision OF State Student Sec
rotary NJ w. Lee. and many problems
touching the work of the college or
ganizations viii be taken mp and dis
cuSscd DR.. W. u. Wcathcrford, Of
Nashville: DIR. George j. Fisher. of
New York City: Philip wartz. of the
student volunteer movement and DR.
Virginia, will he among tho speakers
The morning session Of the convcn-
tiou to-day VIII bc taken up with a
discussion of "rroblems of Boards of
Directors" led by 1ialscy Hammond
secretary OF the Bedford Branch.
brooklyn; in the afternoon. pr, Charles
w. Kent chairman OF the State cxecu-
live committee. viii deliver an address
on state Committee Problems. Poll :
cics and achievements" and tonight
the convention will hold its annual
banquet in tn" rooms of the business
Mems club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
At tho tuiniIiuI.

The Coi"niai'a stronl; feature for to-
day and tomorrow is the William FOX
production. "a Woman's Past in
which Name" cNcil is starred. 1t is
said that this picture j. very daring
not 10 say lurid. though ii was passed
hy ,hat cUrious.y Inconsistent body,
The Nationa! Board OF CensorS Proiui-
nent ia Miss O'Ncil's support viii be
Little Eillcc in 'Trilby." clifford Bruce
Carlton Macy and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
DOCTORS Duty IL
TO SAVE HUMAN LIFE

D.. j. shelton TIorSley. ono az the
city'S foremost surgeons. said that Il
doctor had no right to do anything
hut 10 do his best To saw. a human
life. While admit" he said. that
there is an argument on the other side,
doctor has no right to discriminate.
Obtaining the consent of the mother
has nothing in tho world 10 do with
It, y physicians or surgeons duty is
TO do his best to preserve life"
DR.. Mcclure Newton. one Of the hest
known authorities in Virginia upon
matters pertaining 10 dcformcd chill
dren. and who occupies the chair OF
pediitrics mt the Medical College OF
Virginia. said that he was not suf-
iiciently familiar with the circu,n-
stances surrounding the ease 10 cN-
press any definite opinion.
Judging by the newspaper ac-
counts" Or. Newton said, mo opera
tion could have saved the life Of this
child. If it had been defective In one
way only aud been otherwise normal
would have advised an operation. If
the newspaper reports are correct. and
the bahy's physical defects consisted
OF closure IF the intestinal tract, pa
ralySis OF the nerves Of the right side
of the face, absence OF the right car
blindness Of one eye and malformation
of the shoulders. / should certainly
not have advised an operation"
No RIGHT TO INTERFERE
WITH PROVIDENCE
Or. Charles II. Robins. prominent
surgeon and well-known medical au-
thority declared that II was the sur
gcon's duty to save life. 1t is his
duty" he said. ITO do his utmost to
save the life OF human being, and is
not within his province to attempt to
do what Providence will accomplish"
Or. Robins said that the case was
ono which was somewhat akin tn Il
bill which was introduced a few years
ago in the Virginia Legislature reuuir-
Ing the sterilization OF convicts and
lunaticS 10 prevent propagation of use
less members of society. THAT meas
urc WAS defeated" said Or. Robins,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19

it win crumbriug tradition and mind
loss S"ntlmcutality"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19

what sh" appears in. 1t is sald that ~
Iirl "f Yesterday is particularly at
tractiNc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
WoRk CARRIED TO
ALI. PARTS Oh" STATE.

SIN N"nrS ago the associations prop
eriy had a valuation of Il little over
Sl.23oono; to-day the figures arc sub
St"ntialiy NOR" than $1,000 900 The
number or l"cdl associations has in
creased from siNty-dv. to. ninety-Six
and tn" total membership OF the state
organization has reached a figure 30
per cent larger than that of less than
decld" ago. Ambitious plans for
extension work nave materializcd al
most beyond the most sanguinc OK
p"ctationS. and tho work has been car
rt"d successfully into the most out
of-thc-way places or the state.
Notable among the recent achieve
mcntS OF the associations. or rather
among the most notable instances of
their good fortune. are "a large appro-
pfirtlon by tho On Pout Powder Com
rnnE for association buildings at
Hopewcll: = $4,000 appropriation by
tn" Dan River Cotton Mills of DAN
VILE, for an Industrial building: a s25.-
coo addition To tho army building Mt
old Point Comfort: the promotion of n
state Hoys' Camp. the first in the
South. except Kentucky. and the mem
hershir campaign of tho Richmond
Railroad Association. resulting In n
total membership OF 2.20o. the largest
in the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
WILL v|ND|CATE DOCTOR
WHO ALLOWED BABY TO DIE
Autopsy Sustains Previous Beliefs
That Infant Was Doomed to
Death or Life of Anguish.
coRoNER's INQUEST BEGINS
Jury Composed OF Physicians Will
Meet Again To-day to Consider
Questions lnyOlvc'l-Dr. HniscIden
Gives Out Signed Statement.

CHICAGO. November lS-An autopsy
over the body OF Baby Bollingcr. the
defective infant. who died last night
after his mother and attending ply
stefan agreed not To attempt to prolong
hi" was held to-day by Dr. ~. 6. W.
t"inhardt, coroncr's physician. and W.
-. McNally. city chemist. Their conclu-
si"us m" said TO have sustained pre-
riously expressed beliefs that the In
FAINT was doomed either to death "a
lfc Of anguish. and To have justified
In. II. j. IIaisclden. who allowed tho
child 10 die when an operation might
have saved its life
Tho Inquest bcfor" - jury Of ply
sicians was continued until. . o'clock
Tomorrow afternoon.
Tn" result Of the autopsy WAS read
before tho jury. II showed that III.
baby was paralyzeh on Ia" left sid"
from head 10 foot On the right sid.
the outer ear was formed. but lacked
the drum. and ,h" child would have
been deaf because there was no ear on
tho left side. TN tho right side there
WIS no neck. til" skin growing from
The check To the shoulder blade. curva-
'nre II tho spine and he,norrhugc ot
tn" spinal .aual also "cro found.
The latter. according to physicians.
would hay" caused complete paralysis
&C the chld's body. and would haze
resulted In death had there been no
other causes
pr. iIaiscldcn. who had been aImos,
without sleep during IN" forty.cight
hours preceding tho infants death. was
f,T l,n
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SIGNED STATEMENT
Ui DR. itISEIDE

In signed statement, TO-DAY Dr.
ilnis"ideu gave his cnsct
u say again that IL is our duty Ia
defend ourselves and the future gc,.-
orations against the mentally defective
we allow 10 grow ana suffer among us
aud add 10 our burden aud our prob
lom. M conscience says it is our
duty.
Farmers selcc, tho hest stock for
reproduction: the best seed without
rust or other disease, for sowing
''l'oor humans rely only upon chance.
and detectives are rs welcome as any
10 enlarge families. Think Of il.
And only the mother Viii look after
rhe idiot child. /! the mother is taken.
tho father and brothers and sisters viii
not care for it. II * pitched into an
institution forthwith. and there m.
burden of the poor unfortunate is
weighted down even more.
institutions are an abomination To
ierd the insane or the lesser detectives
like cattle. as is done. is II crime and
sim. Aud, To make matters worse.
this unfortunate class has no attrac-
tion that is going to draw the keeper
rue guard. the nurse. or whoever takes
care OF il. TO greater kindness. Those
who take care OF the insane. many of
them. grow uufeeling. unkind. neglect
full and Indifferent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
EXPRESSES his FEELING
TOWARDS HIS CRITICS

And yet | am asked to allow this
child to live, knowing what | know
feel toward some OF my critics as
would toward one who would willingly
allow 4. hydrophobic dog to rum in "A
flock OF sheep and do as impulse di-
rected because this one shrank from
hurting or crossing the dog
IF children of some of my critics
were killed or injured by defective
they would see good reason for check
inS The supply of the latter in the
world.
Il have talked to too many mothers
of detectives to be swayed in my judg
mcnt in this case. Many of the tales
are pitiable
"onc woman know has son who
Is quite subnormal. lie is an excellen,
swimmer and delights in the exercise
once ! said to her: But suppose som,
time he should DROWN and the mother
with promptness. answered. 'Wouldu',
that be a blessing
The mother. | knew, did rot pray o,
ask for the boys drowning. But n,
least she did not hope against il.
so let us be sensible. Let us approve
the sterilization of the insane and the
defective and of the children Of hnb
itual drunkards when both father anf
mother arc so.
Let us reproduce ourselves in 100.
percent fashion, so that by the weed.
ing out OF our undcsirables we decrease
their burden and ours and lay me
foundation for normal race, whic.
would result four generations from
now. Let us vcnerate n standard with
soul and sense, instead OF dcsccrating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

In execution OF Il certain deed OF
trust OF December -. i?l2. duly re-
corded in Deed Book l37-A page $50
o. the records of the Circuit Court Of
ence is hereby made, the undersigned.
as trustee, viii offer for sale. upon the
premises, at |. O'Clock NJ. OH
SATURDAY. DECEMBER is. 1915,
the real estate conveyed by the said
iced. ana described therein *,s that
certain tract Of land containing acres
more or less. fronting I.I9 chains on
Staples Mill Road. north Of Broad
Street Road, and running back from
said trout line HE chains on one limo
and 11.29 chains on the other line; to-
Ecthcr with all the improvements
thereon.
TERMS: Cash
III. ~ McCURDY
Trustee.
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BY EUFFIN & SLOAN.
Real Estate Auctlunccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.

by virtue Of q certain deed of trust
dated September :, 1919. and recorded
IN tho clerks Office. Iichuond Cham
Gerry Court. in u. Il. 22a-C, page 1871.
TO the undersigned trustee. default
having been made in tho payment OF
Il portion OF the debt therein occurred,
and being required so to do by the
bcncfciury ] will sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. pECEMBER l6, 1915.
at o'clock p. NJ.
that certain vacant lot of land in the
city Of Richmond, Va. commcucin 8
on the north line 0? Ashland street, 1T
IL poin, distant three hundred t3Oo)
feet, cast OF the eastern line OF Carter
Street, thence running caStwardly
along the north line OF Ashland Street
aud fronting thereon sixty t60) feet
aud extending back uorthwardly be-
tween parallel lines ninety COO feet to
an alley fourteen ID feet wide.
TERMS: Cash enough to defray tho
expenses of executing this trust and
paying note of SIS With interest there
OIL from september 1. 1919, with t.
credit OF 5000 and interest thereon. pay :
able on September 4. 1915, deferred
payments to be secured by deed of
trust on said property. or all cash q;
the option OF the purchaser
This lot is very desirable for building:
purposes. and those interested should
attend the sale.
JOHN SLOAN.
Trustee.
EUFFIN & SLOAN.
.AuctiUncrrS.
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CTiON SALES-ro-Day
RICHMOND TRUST &. SAVINGS 60.
,RcGl Estate Departmontj
AlICticnccrS

liy v.r;ue % "a deed OF trus, dated
Srpi"mhc" -. iola. and recorded IL tho
. ,,i,5 Cow, Of ,he ely OF ich,
the undersigned trustee. default hav-
iii' h""n made ia Payment OF notes
secured thereby and being required so
10 u" hy tho bcncti Ciary. ! will sell at
pUhi's auction on tho premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER is. 1918.
ii; O'Clock l.. NJ,
ar chat certain 10: uf land be-
tween Tw"niH-iour;h and Twcntv-ii;th
Streets. viii I'll til. improvements
Richmond. Va. on the north line Of
Ma'n street: beginning al :, point
fort -four go feet IVES; OF Twenty
nfth street. and running wcstwartly
ai"nc the said north i!uc OF Main
street. and fronting thereon twenty
w" q, feet; ih"n"" back northwardly
lincs on. hundred 600, feet. boius No.
2a2G i:as, Main street.
\i.o all that piece or parcel OF land
W i,I an H. improvements thereon,
nonH. Va. 4nd he$!i.ning a; a point
on tho west ling of Twenty nth Street.
a'Nt% seven go feet north Of Main
street running thence uorthward,v
along the said west line nf Twenty :
nfth street fifteen IJ) fee; To tho
center OF the partition Will separating
This from tic! ,.lement Oh the north
thcrc" wcstwardiv ari at right Angles
and withi" parallel liEes forty .our
90 feet with II three go foot alley
III common on the south.
The property is sold subject 10 a
prior deed OF trust dated July !. 1919,
and recorded in Chancery Court Of city
OF Eichnnonj Va. TN D. l.. 22"-Ii. page
a? to secure note for $500 and
interest from May >, 1915, said note
; being nov past due.
TERMS: For cash as TO 50 much OF
the proceeds as may bc necessary To-
iefray the expenses Of sale. Including;
a trustees commission Of . per cent,
and TO pay ono note for $500. viii,
interest from January -, 1914. and
balance TO I've secured by deed Of trust
ou the property. or all cash at tho
option of the purchaser.
JAMES MULLEN.
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~ Till. DISrItI;-T COI'iET OFF THE
UNITED STATES For TIE EAST.
tRN DISTRICT CF VIRGINIA.
lii the matter OF No. las?
JAMES T.. LOWRY, In
bankrupt. Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS

To the creditors Of LANES l.. LOWRY
OF Richmond. in the County OF Hen
rico and district aforesaid Bank
iupt.
Notice is hcrcn" .;ivcu thar IN tn.
lttu dan 1T '"c"Mhrr, 4 u. 1915, the
s%id JAMES H. LOWRY was duly au-
jud!v;,tcd bankrupt. aud chat the frat
meeting OF Ills creditors will lie
Weld iu NY Office Rooms Nos. SOC an, sos
American National Nank Building.
Eichiuuui. Va. OF the 2ITiI DAY OF
Df.t E.NiiiE:E. \. i. 1915, at 10 o'clock II,
TIE forenoon, a; which time tie said
.rcij,ur. may attend. prove their claims.
appoint trustee. cNanIinc tire bank.
.urt, and transact such other business
- 49, properly come before said meet
.Is
THoS. Il SNi:Ap.
l:ci.'r"c ia Bankruptcy
December - .Gi1
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FOR SAi.l:-i.e:.! Estate

CHOICE Erus. Nycuuc hut,". 'vil. .cl'
on cnSy terms o. trade Tor small
property. ii"hes"r " trut"Eii"!a
Eleventh ana Bank Sty"",1
500 cash. Si5 month. no interest, bus
r"nipa-ntiNcly new house. rooms
Win small acreage, ON l'r.u,riVls hur.
i.hiiroad. ADDRESS l.. bon '"ui.
IH"hmond.
Fbi: sale. y.rN IN" urr. Lr.cl; part
inon, h"us" IN "lu3"c section centre,
Nrnt Eud, r'ntiuG pt $".2jp por veg
I" ins,-vlJsa tenants. r:;"". S-5.n"u
"a:" terms. 90 part cash and ba,uEc.
IN small properties. i'v%t-pili"c i;uN
S;R. l,i.l4lu,f.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

pHE double front room. also one side
r"oui can bc had with board IS: 20"
south Third; steam neat: every CON
Nfnirnr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

AMERICAN NATIONAL EANK,
SiChiBUIIG, vi. December Il. lIl,

THE annual mcciiu- % tho stock
holders oi this bank viii IL, held at
It's banking house 1t hSDAY, JANU-
AIRY II. 1916 at - O'clock " fog the
election of directors and the trans:Ic-
ton "i ANY Other business which may
propcri, como before tic meeting.
-. l. Hill.
Cashier
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PAY CITY TAXES
ON OR BEFORE
DECE MI B Err
81 st, 1 81 6

Five per cent penalty will be add
ed to last half OF Real Estate and all
PERSONAL bills not paid OH or be-
fore December 81. 1915. Real Estate
whole bills bear penalty from July l
1915. Grading, Paving and Sewer
bills must be paid on or before
January 81, 1916. to avoid penalty
South Richmond taxes, etc, pay
able AT Tenth and Hull Streets All
others III Room l07, City Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

MIC clean. attractive rooms, with en-
ceilcnt meals. 2o9 East Grace.
BEAUTIFUL alCovc front rooms, hot
s::rrrt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

Bv virtue Of "a decree u; tho Law and
Equity Court Of the city OF Richmond
in the Chancery cause entitled "Anice
A. ShiAaul; VS.. Lee j. ShiHaul:. ct ais. -
entered OH The 9th day OF December
1915 the unGcrs gncd special commits
sioncr viii o!rcr for sale Il: auction
OH The promises. on
THURSDAY. pECEMi:ER IL. 1915,
Il. O'clock y. 81.
The above described To-.
This lot is located ~ - .ro"inS por-
ton OF the WcS, lfu,. i, likely % en-
nance in value. whci" houses are IN
dcmand at good rr";u'. ,uI mg"i hv
sold - settle an estate,
TERMS: Cash
JOHN l. GAYLE:
SDccia Commissioner.
certify that the bond Jy.Dirt.i y:
tho special commissioner IN Tho .,novv
mentioned decree has hecn given.
LUTHER Li.SHN
Clerk
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REPAIR SHOPS.

ANTIQUE furniture made 10 order. re-
paired ana rcnnishcd out of town
work promptly attended 20. Estimates
free. prices right. Steiurictz. IL West
Main. Madison 6S01.
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POiL.iRl AND RiI,Ds.

FOR sale. st.rcotypers mats. lsx,t.
flexible and tough. JUS. ;he thing to
line chicken houses and ovthouses 81
Per 100 pounds at the office: 25 cents
extra io- rut-Of'own orders fer cart.
age Address Times Dispatch
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ECFFlN & SLOAN.
.tuctioncrrS.
Ey J. l.. CARNEAL & son,
Real Estate .\uctioiiecrs.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE; OF
ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOT ON
THE SOUTH SIDE. OF MARSHALL
STREET. BlGtiISNINti Ia. FEET
WEST OF BOULEVARD. AND
FRONTING ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL STREET 80 FEET,
WITH y DEPTH BETWE FEN PA
l.Al.l.l2L. LINES OF 40 FEET TO A
2G-iOUT ALLEY.
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IN MEMORI.iN.

L1iESTEEM In loving rcrncin.
brancc OF my dca~ husband. l. :
EfiESTERMAN, who died two years
ago TO-DAY.
oh IN. memory OF that evening,
As ! stood Will, ach.ii; heart
knowing that the ou. Vowed 80 dear
Was pierced by deaths cold Dart
Just two wears ago you lei; nc.
sun ] miss your smiliu" face.
Md you left mc 20 remember
:Hone on earth car! fiji Sour placc
BY his wife.
ELNi%A :. Ciit.Th.r:MA%
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SITUATION WANTED-Profcssi

CDEEEITINE psychology. including
speech development. Alice g.. Ifinck =
ley. ". A. 22!t Hanover Avenue. Phone
boulevard lIiS.
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To the stockholders Of tho Security
Lite Insurance Company Of Amer
lea.
You are hereby notified that the reg
ular annual meeting Of the stockhold-
crS OF the Security Life Insurance Com
panN Of America Will I've held ut tho
office Of tho company. Mutual RuiIdirtE
IN tho city Of Richmond. Va. ON WE'D
NEStAi. IA" l.,h day of January. \.
y. 1915. at til" hour of.IO o'clock $. NJ
for the purpos" Of ciccting directors: OF
The COMPANY FOR the ensuing year, and
the transaction OF any aud al other
business which may be submitted to
the meeting.
BY order OF tho Board ~ Directors.
w. Q. JOHNSON.