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Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
TuF: SKINNY, NERVOUS WOMAN.

The long wasted woman and her
hoating kidney. some one has called
her. The chronic invalid who is never
really sick. but always feeling below.
par The long. lank. ill-nourished,
anaemic. married or unmarried old
maid. y rag. bone. hank Of
straight, discouraging hair. The poor
creature. The bane of the doctors
Office.
What ails her, anyhow?
DR.. Weir Mitchell took famous
view Of her case. He called it by a
famous name ard treated 1t by n
famous method She had no reserve
force. she WAS neurasthcnic, she re :
Guircd rest, forced feeding. She need
ed the rest cure.
views OF hcr Every one is entitled to
look. These other views have
clashcd harshly, hut nevertheless have
often led to results quite as happy as
any Mitchell could show
one view. sort of profile, shows
her loose woman, physically speak
Ing. She doesn't seem to have a very
hrm grasp upon her inner self AS
already limited her kidney is likely
to be floating around somewhere far
froo its ordinary mornings. Her liver
is inclined 10 slide down to the limits
of It's lisaments. Her stomach feels
right thcre where it belongs-to her
but an N-ray photograph often enough
discloses its trick of staying away
from home as long as the woman
Keeps uron her feet, and slipping back
after dark. when she retires to her
customary horizontal couch
Well. what of 1t? Shall we saw
all these cruel things of very csti-
matle woman and leave her to pom
der them at her leisure?
No. far he ii from us
OF course, there's the operation OF
stitching things back In place. but that
is another story Can she be helped
without an operation? She can, and
Will She must have support. however.
We must support her in her cndeavor
10 PICK up flesh and be young once
more Ike the rest of us.
tn" character of the support re-
CURED depends upon the individual con-
dltions present But some form OF alb
dominal handagc is needed IL must he
appiied before she gets upon her feet
IN the morning. II must he made to
measure, and fitted with special regard
10 the organs most needing support
Just hint we are Offering. Our ,n-
tention is good. we would save de-
probation of the sex
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Nance O'Ncu ut Colonial.

Rarely has Il finer exhibition Of the
art OF acting been seen on any stage
or screen than that offered by the liter
ally wonderful Nance ONcil in tn.
photoplay called The Krcutzcr sonata"
booked bT the management OF the
Colonial for yesterday and to-day. Ever,
the exquisite modulations OF her golden
voice are scarcely missed in the cffcc-
tiveness Of her amazing pantomimic art
she Is the most poignant figure Of
tragedy that picture has ever dis
closed, and so deep and vital "A thing
Is her art that. when the emotion Of
anger Is displayed b. her tho blazing
iury that consumes her seems TO leap
out from the screen. She Is surrounded
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by n company OF exceptional merit. too.
for Thcda Bara. William Shay and
Henry Bergman are only three OF the
very real artists who assist her in
presenting tho play. AS for that-tho
play--it is filed with intrigue, hate.
Jealousy, suicide and murder. all Of
which combine to form a shilling
shocker. and 1t is no more Tolstoy's
me Nrcutzcr sonata than it ia
Anna harcnina" or any one of .
hundred novels whose characters haor
RUSSIAN names Still. II is "A splendid
business title for the picture. and the
whole thing is supcrbly acted. I,u,
Tomorrow and Saturday the Colonial
announces the first OF the big Four.
features, in George AIDES THE Collaro
WIDOW with George Soule Spencer
ana Ethel Clayton in the LEADING; roles.
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A MU SEMENTS
Fine Old Comedy mt Country Club.

fihe OIu comedy mt Country Club.
To an audience OF more than 1000
members OF the Country Club Of Yir-
Sinia the Ben Greet Woodland Players
presented last night so charming a per-
Torrance OF Oliver Goldsmith's won
derful old comedy. She Stoops to Con-
quer." that the unreasonable chilliness
of the night was forgot. and the de-
lighted crowd sat in the open air and
grew warm again in its own enjoy
ment.
For stage thei> vas grassy bit
OF fiat ground nc the edge OF the
woods: for wings and Hats and back
drops and all the other paraphernalia
OF the indoor theater there was green
hedge. or screen, of trees and branches
intertwined: for footlights there were
ordinary bulbs. but hidden behind n
strip OF leaves that covered every ray
except those that shone upon the stage,
and for an auditorium there was the
natural ampitheater of the sloping
lawn.
There were Oliver Goldsmith's quaint
humor and his broad buffoonery, too
for She Stoops to Conquer" is fire.
quently modern farce-and beyond and
above ALL there was company OF all
actors to make its unrcalities real, its
Representatives, possible. Composed al
most entirely OF English men and wo-
men-some of them trained by that
master ot~all actor-makers. i. r. Ben
son, OF the Stratford Cpon-Avon Play
ers-every word, spoken by men and
women who know the value of vowels
and consonants alike. sounded clear
and distinct, away beyond the semi
circle formed by the audience.
Nor were they bolstered or helped
in their efforts by elaborate lighting
and scenic effects. The costuming was
accurate enough, but OF scenery and
properties there was nothing. There
was not the slightest change of setting
no mi
n table, chair or couch not an
evidence OF a light plot" except once.
when the big food lights were dimmed
to indicate the darkness OF the garden
near Squire Hardcastles house Every
act and scene was played without in
terruption, and amid the same sur
roundings.
Here, indeed was a triumph of the
creation of atmosphere by the art of
acting. The Freen-circled plot OF
ground was supposed to be the great
hall OF the Hardcastle's house-and II
was: IT was supposed TO be the tavern
OF The Three Pigeons"--and it was.
And this was due to the fact that the
company was not an organization Of
subordinates surrounding a star, but a
company OF actors presentinE-together
"a play 1t is likely that the men
VINO plaEed the servants bits could
play young Marlowe or Hastings-as
would he the case with Mr.. Benson's
company-ccrtainly the servants' hits
were admirably done.
But this should not be taken AS
disparagement of the principals of the
cast; they played admirably all OF
them unless Tony's clownishness and
al no playing were overdone And
even II they were, they had the effect
desired-thcy wholly delighted the big
audience. The rest of the performance
was beyond cavil-a vcritab!e feas,
amid season OF dramatic famine
DOUGLAS GORDON
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N!Idred.-NoNt STAINS can ho tAkcn
from the hands with raw tomato juice.
lemon juice, or alcohol. y useful solu-
ton "a remove stains from the nails is
one part acctiC acid to sixteen parts
r"sewa'er. The nails should never hc
cut unless YOU want them To become
thick. Always Tile them. To kccr,
them.i good condition the nails should
be maniourcd AT least once week ana
each morning after washing the hands
the cutcle should he gently pushed
back with the hlnut end OF an orange
wood stick. Never use sharp Steel
Instrument Tor clcasing the nails as
II scrathces them and makes the deli
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seven people, programmed as Nine.
Dore's Bcaux and Bellies. presenting Il
musical offering. intersperscd with
dances. The Three Adnards. billed for
the first part OF the week, Will also APP
pear in-this show in their typical vari-
ETY. act, entitled 1.-TWO Kinds Of Shop
ping" Others on the bill are: the Mon
arch Comedy Four, singers, dancers and
comedians: the Bounding Pattcrsons.
whose show name indicates the nature
OF their act. and Frank Marcklcy, who
modestly calls himself king of the
Banjo"
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Questions and Answers.

The Markings of Hair all-What
causes child Of three years to eat
yarn. or almost anything woody from
sweaters, mackinaws and the like? He
mas too many worms--I know we all
have few. Would yarn and wool
cause worms or would the worms
cause him To eat such queer things?
Reply-We do not all have worms
only small and insignificant percent-
age Of us. The worms may be the cause
Better have him treated properly by
your doctor. If the habit is not broken
a hair-ball will form in the stomach or
bowel. and perhaps years later cause
serious trouble.
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NIoncure Visits Sea R,idcr

Richard c. L. Moncurc. collector OF
internal revenue for the Eastern Dis
trict who left the city Monday morn
ing for visit to the Offices OF his
deputies in Norfolk and Newport News
was at his desk again yesterday even
ing. While in Norfolk Mr.. Moncure,
thrc Ish the courtesy of the deputy col
lector of customs, was taken aboard
the interned German cruiser Kronprinz
Wilhelm, and shown through that cele-
hrnte1 vessel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20

Coddling. Group, Adenoids-My how.
two and one-half years old. has had a
cold all winter and spring, and occa
sionally a croupy spell. My physician
thinks he has adenoids. Have always
kept him in the house. as he is quite
sensitive to cold air or cold water.
Rcply-Here's the logical order
You've coddled the child; result nat
urally enough. nasal catarrh. adcnojds.
Group. Give him outdoor air or he will
never be better.
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Governor stuart and his staff viii
travel on Special sleeper provided for
them by the Norfolk and Western to
Lynchburg. on the occasion Of the un-
yelling OF the statue Of the late United
states senator John w. Daniel tn.
unvcilinS ceremonies take place NAV
20. The Governors party will leave
Richmond the evening OF May 25.
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Miriam not only think. but
Know, Miriam. that you can keep the
corners of your mouth from dropping
by smiling and keeping your mind and
heart full Of bright, happy thoughts.
feeling Of discomfort and unhappi-
ness always gives the face an express
sion of uSlincss and age. Few women
realize what wonderful effect mind
and temperament have upon their per-
sonal appearance or that one Of the
factors of keeping young is getting
into the habit Of looking on the bright
side of things.
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can DO to restore your hair to its
natural color. 1t will be streaked for
while. but 1t will wear OFF In time.
Let this be lesson to you. never
TO dye your hair again. Dyes always
make the hair coarse and brittle.
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NrS ". r. S.-You can wear one OF
IN" closely lifting tu"bans which arc
so popular aosy, ana no one Will eyer
know that %our hair is short. There
are many fascinating little bou,loir
caps that YOU can don for wear at
nome. They age inexpensive and are
OF such Narict% Of styles that YOU
can easily make them out OF odds and
ends OF Lace.
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Lyrics NIid-Nycck Change

Foa tured on thc-bill that comes into
the Lyric this afternoon is q Ironnc Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
FOR SALl;--1nIInAls.
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES. MULES
AT CRULLS STABLES. Is SOUTH
TENTH STREEr.


PARTIES In need OF good servlceabie
stock right out of the hardest kind
OF work can And them at our stables
and 500 them at work. We have mules
from 500 pounds to 1850 pounds. Price
Sl25 per pair up. and horses and mnres
from 900 POUNDS to 400 pounds price
s65 a head up. This stock Is all in
good condition. and will be sold under
full guarantee. " not as represented
money refundea.
FOR sale Having no further use for
barGa ain: l pair will weigh 1850 pounds
G years, old. sound Price: $3.50. |
pair will weigh 400 pounds. Price.
$500; l pair. years old, weigh 1000
pounds. sound and very handsome.
Price. 1926: pair cheap mules for s175,
weigh 2,00u pounds. Also ! pair mule.
for $50. Buy now and save high war
PRICES In the spring. Any one loohing
call and see this stock before buying.
They are all IN fine condition. Can be
seen at Cranes Southern Transfer
stable. No. l6 South Fifteenth Street.
Half square from Main Street Station.
NO connection with any other stable.
FOR sale. several head Of horses and
mules for sale. Good shape. and Just
out OF a winters work Selling for
lack of use during summer months.
Gentle and will work anywhere, double
or single. Lyme x Harris Coal Yard,
Fifteenth and Dock Streets.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

EGGS tor Matching. prize pen Single
Comb BLACK Minorcas. delivered now.
special price, 81 per dozen. c. w. Dick
inson, Jr.. Cartersviile. Va.
TIE best for your money, Single Comb
White Leghorn chicks at 10 cents
foung. strain. Order now if YOU want
any. Matching eggs 81 per 100. Cary
Law Poultry Farm. Inc, office l0i West
Baltimore Street, Baltimore. Md.
EGGS from purc-bred white Holland
turkeys. the laying kind, 25c. each.
ieninghurst Farm, Jefferson, Va.
INDIAN Runner ducks. faun and white
Eggs and duckiings. Eggs. H. 81;
so, SO. delivered. Wray, Pnkinton, Va.
SINGLE comb White Leghorn. Tom
Barron's and Wyckof strain eggs, 81
per 10. Phone Madison 55is r. c..
Cridlin. South Richmond.
SINGLE Comb Anconas. Sheppard's
famous strain. Eggs. 81 per 10.
Phone Madison 5jIS. II. g Cridlin,
South Richmond. Va.
FOR sale, stereotypers' mats. 1921;
flexible and tough; just the thing 20
line chicken houses and outhouscs: 81
per 100 pounds at the office, % cent;
extra for out-of-town orders for cart
age. Address Times Dispatch.
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES.
s6-FOOT raised-deck cruiser. "a

s6-FOOT raiseddeck cruiser. 24-4O-
horsepower motor. 4-cyclnder. 10
miles per hour; sleeps in 2 cabins; 4
lights throughout. galley alcohol stove,
Ice box, fresh water tank. hot and cold
running water. toilet-roum, etc, thor
equipped for cruising; price for quick
sale. $1,000; reason for selling have
bought larger boat. r. r. kaehler,
mond, Va
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE II. X. co.
OFFICE OF the Treasurer, Wilmington,
y. C., April 20. l3l5.--The board OF
directors Of the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad Company has declared . per
cent interest on the certificates of in
debt edness OF that company, payable
at the Office of the treasurer, at Will
mlnSton, y. c., on ana after May l.,
l9la. The transfer books are closed
from the 10Th day of April, 1919, to the
ist day of May, 1919, both inclusive.
Jnmes +. Post. TrenSurer.
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WANTED, young man clerk in hard
ware store. Answer in own hand
II, care Times Dispatch.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

COOKING grease and fats, hotels, res
taurants, boarding houses. etc: save
you; grease and fat. We will pay
cash for it according to quality.
Richmond Refining Company, 1T North
Seventeenth Street, Richmond.
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MEETINGS..

THE annual meeting of the Mutual AS
Surance society OF Virginia will be
hcld at the office OF the society on
MONDAY, May Il. 1915, ut o'clock
i NJ. q. Motfett King. Secretary.
"A Tue members of Dove Lodge. No.
XXX al. y. T.. X \. NJ. will attend (
Iv\Spccial Communication of the
!odEe m the Masonic Temple on THIS
FRIDAY, April -. 1915. ut 1870 L. NJ
Work in the Fellow Crafts and Master
Mason's Degree. Members of sister
lodges and transient brethren fratcr-
nally invited
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
BEN r AUGUST,
SccretarY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23

ON this Goth day OF APRIL. A. d.
charge of the bankrupt, 1t is
Ordered by the court that a hearing
be had upon the Same on the PATH
DAY or MAY, y. u. 1915. before said
court at Richmond In said district. at
- o'clock noon; and that notice thereof
he published in The Times Dispatch, a
newspaper, printed in said district, and
that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear Mt the
said time and place. and show cause.
ii any they have. why the prayer OF the
SAID petitioner. should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the
court; that the clerk shall send by mall
10 all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed 10
them at their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
WADDILL, JR, Judge of the said
CONT ana the seal thereof at Rich
mond, in said district, on the 10th day
of April, \. ID. 1918.
Attest.
JOSEPH L. BRADY,
(Seall Clerk.
MESSRS. TURNRuIL X TURNBULL,
Attorneys for lk;lnkrupt
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MttulunO Giulps.pisputrb
sIXTY-rIFTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFlED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
oAILY. ono cent word when paid In ad- =
vance. No al. taken for less than 10 cen.a
SUNDAY, ono and one-half cents a word for
AZ classified ads. except Situations Want
60 at ono cent word No al. taken for
icss than i5 CentA
NJ ADS. taken for less than rs cents when
eharHed or phoued In. Phoned orders rot
guaranteed. ClesSificstiens not 6uarsn-
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DENTISTS

W. F. DAWSON, d. u. s., Chamber Of
Commerce, suite sos. Phone RAN
dolph2O76, Sixth and Main Streets.
Richmond Va.
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WANTED-Board.

FAMILY Of ! want board In western
>, part OF Richmond. with private fam
lily preferred. References exchanged.
Address Mrs l.. \. Ware. lU22 owen
Street. Alexandria,, Va.
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WANTED-Real Estate.

LIST your farms with j. A. Connolly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
blanks.
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HELP wANTED-MaIe and Female

RAILWAY mail and postal clerks, cx-
aminations soon. Over 1000 appoint
ments yearly. Prepare at home. Write
for our plan No. X of payment after
appointments. Philadelphia Business
College. Civil Service Department. PHIL
"a de Dhia Pa
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNITURE. china and wedding pres
ents packed and ShipDs with care.
Jacob tmlauf. Phone Madison 1929.
ROY {. BON1EY, Bumpass, Va, manu-
facturers' agent. / can handle :IC-
counts OF manufacturers satisfactory
Get in touch with me quick
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WANTED--Couple or two adults to take
meals in private family on West
Grace street, between Lombardy and
Allen Avenue Address III 239, care
Times IliSnai ch
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
SUMMER BOARDING

VIRGINIA Beach, the Burbank Cot
tage will open May 10. Reservations
now being made at S2I West Franklin
street, Richmond. Va.
VIRGINIA Beach. the FitZhugh Cottage
viii open May /. Special rates for
May and June. Address Mrs. S. r.
Adair. 2l2 East Cary Street. Richmond.
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SHOES.

CCT-RATE SHOES.
Fla. lily SHOES at rock bottom prices.
Empire Shoe Company. 50i West
Broad Street.
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FOR sale. on long time, equipment OF
up-to date machine shop tools,
blacksmith shop and foundry, anvils
forges. drill press. and all necessary
tools, Sturtevant blowers, g pairs
Fairbanks scales. machine lathe, etc
Il. OSuilivan. Madison 203.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HOTEL wanted in small town In Vir-
ginia, Z TO ID sleeping rooms. VIII
renovate and run first class: lease only.
l. 204. care Times Dispatch.
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SMALL private family will board
couple or gentlemen. 80 West
Grace.
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OFFICE of the State Highway Com
mission. Richmond, Va. April Is.
19!H.--Bids will be received at the
clark's Office. iiillsville, Va. until IL
O'Clock noon. FRIDAY. April so. 1918.
for the construction OF a steel bridge
with concrete Substructure 100 feet
long, over Crooked Creek, near Wood
and specifications on file at the clerks
office. HIillsville. Va. and AT this office
Further information furnished on APP
plication TO the undersigned \ GER
titled check for $3.50 must accompany
each bid The right is reserved to re-
tcct any or all bids. c. l.. Coleman,
State Highway Commissioned.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flat.

WANTED, furnished apartment or
house. . bedrooms, living and dining
room, May ! TO September i. Address
w. D.. lis East Franklin Street.
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HELP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CuMBlIltl.ANDT Teachers Agency. Box
ga, knoNville, Tenn. Supplies
schools with teachers and teachers
with schools. Write to-day for blanks
and other information
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HELP WANTED-AIale.

WANTED. young man for small lunch
room. Apply at 1911 West Broad,
between aud II this morning,
WANTED. young man as clerk and
general helper in general merchan-
disc store. good place for right kind
or man who wishes to learn. the SuoI-
give good references Would like him
he high school graduate. /. 2O3. ca: c
Times Dispatch
WANTED. registered pharmacist TO
take charge OF store In country town.
Apply. with reference, q G2J, care
Times DiSpatch
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FOR RENT-FlaIs.

SECOND fiat, 2515 Park Avenue,
rooms and bath. Newly papered, So
per month Apply 72O West Broad.
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FOR RENT-FarmS

FOR rent, 90 acres at station, Southern
Road: new 6-room house, porches up
and down: range in house; 20 laying
hens on place; possession ut once; com
mutation rate to Richmond, 20c. Also
new houses. stop 20, Petersburg Line.
WIZ sell cheap or trade for city prop
erty. Address Is 1Oi. care Times Dis
pa tch.
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WANTED-Farrns.

WANTED. q modern country home,
with plenty OF land, suitable for a,
road or railroad station. II sos care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23

Y ANTED, two job press feeders: also
crrand boy. Apply 300S Williams
urg Avenue $50 this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23

DUBIE fiat top desk, f1rst-class con-
dition. Price, $40. Room 1880 Mu-
al Building.
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WORKMAN PEATROSS.
Engineering and Surveying.

FOR rent mil! property. two iS-iMch
srist mills. one sawmill store, D.
room residence, with gravity water
supply: 3-room tenant house, barn, sta
BILE. etc; II acres land: half mile from
railroad station. ; miles from Lynch
burg. Va. Most of machinery new. bal
ancc just rebuilt Ample water power
at all times Rent, s35 montn. AL
dress Box 1871, Route !, Madison
HEIGHTS Va
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NOTIClI-Banllrupt
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.

In the matter of No. 1914.
HENRY l.. LORRAINE, in
Bankrupt, J Bankruptcy.