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people. The contests are witnessed ny representative audience each time and they are controlled in such manner in New York state as to give the best of satisfaction. When men are evenly matched and are in fine, hcalthN condition, there is ab- solutclN danger of fatal result. The New ork commission has re- fused to allow Bob Fitzsimmons and Joe Nolcott to participate in any of the contests on the ground that they have reached that age when they might not be able to stand the phy- sical effort required. Fitzsimmons
 1t will he recalled. took his case to the courts on an appeal and lost, so that II can he seen how particular the commission is, moreover that it is not surprising that the sport meets with success and that taken as whole it seems to he pretty we'll patronized
 Another feature about the sport is that much of the opposition to box ing is disappearing. That is the best eevidence of good management
New Britain herald., 1915-01-04

Sizes i3 to IS only. all wool, long overcoats with convertible collar, neat patterns and plenty of them.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-04
SENATOR MCLEAN AND THE PRESIDENCY

While it is a little early to specu- late on republican candidates for the presidency. the boom which has been launched for Senator George P. Me- Lean Is arousing much interest in Connecticut. This interest differs from that occasioned by the efforts made two years ago to obtain the nomination on the democratic side for Governor Baldwin because in the latter case while the candidate was a man of much eminence he was we'll advanced in years and had not been one to mix with the men whose influence counts for a great deal in national conventions, while Senator Mclean Is known everywhere for his astuteness as public man, his ability as an orator and his wide informa- ton on national and international sub jects.
 There has been no man nominated for the presidency in a number of years on either ticket who has the oratorical skill of Senator Mclean, and were he to be the nominee for the presidency and make a stumping tour he would attract immense au- dlences and would make good inn pression upon the people. Connecticut would undoubtedly show it's apprecia- ticn on election day. His predecessor, Senator Rulkeley, was nicely remem- bered in republican national con- vention some years ago, and Senator Hawley was looked upon as a presi- dential possibility at more than one convention. It is not new, therefore, that a Connecticut man should be the presidency. Senator Hawley was of national prominence, but there are some features of the Mclean candi- dacy, if 1t can be called such, or if he which would be of an entirely diff ferent nature. The men who were in tercsted in tho cases of the other Con- necticut republicans have practical " ulsdppceICu iIOIIi ttIl pollIlClI uSliN- ity, and the reasons which prompted their support of men for national pre- ferment have given place to new is- sues and there is no one better able to discuss them intelligcntly than Sen ator Mclean The next national cam paign is likely to be fought on some what different lines than formerly, and it may be that those who will make up the convention will sec in Senator Mclean the best representa- tive of these issues. There need never be any doubt of his own ability to present them to the country.
 Every particle of evidence obtain able indicates the rcnomination of President Wilson who has been great figure in our national life. Not, however, until the conventions are held can the campaign proper be in telligently commented upon, but at present the president overshadows all other democrats and, as no one win question his honesty of purpose, his sincerity and great ability, and pos- sessing all those qualifications so es- sential to successful statesmanship will even attempt to undcrrate his strength with the electorate.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-04

Inmistaka ble evidence of the popu- 1ar disapproval of hostile legislation on business questions is afforded in the vote on constitutional amend ments in Louisiana. The demagogues thought that there would be political capital in a law providing for special taxes on 'moncys in hand or on de- posit,' and to insure collection. speci- fled classes of business men were re- quired to send reports of cash bal ances to the secretary of state. The result was the keeping of balances in the banks of other states Thus the object of the law was de- feated, but the companies singled out for extra taxes were subjected to in convenience and the local banks were deprived of the deposits.-Providence Journal.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-04
Furniture at Reduced Prices

sI2.75 Golden Oak Dressors with shaped mirror, $9oe.
 $5.95 Chartered oak. Leather Seat and Sack. Dining Chairs, s3.99.
 s37.75 Chartered Golden Oak Gentlemen's Chiffonicr Ward robes, s29.95.
 s2G.75 Birdseyc Maple Chif- foniers, S19.g5.
 S8275 Colonial Mahogany Dressers, $2I9b.
 $14.95 Kitchen Cabinet, S9.99 S2.25 Wood Transfer Boxes, letter size, strongly made, s1.50. $34.95 Rolitop Desks. made Of oak. 54-inch width, with double pedestal, s27.sS.
 s24.95 Flattop Desks Of oak. 55-inch width, wt;n double pedestal. s19.99.
 s39.5o Full Size SEQ Cabinet Range, with high and low warming closets. s25.00.
 Wood Burning Heating Stoves various sizes and styles, reduced just about half.
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$500 Golden Oak or Mahog- any Finish Rockers, $3.69.
 $22.50 Colonial Preside De- him Upholstered Arm Chairs or Rockers, $14.99,
 S12.75 Mahogany Colonial Sewing Tables, $7.99.
 S22.75 Leatherette uphol- stered Davenport Beds, $l499.
 s23.5O Genuine Leather Up holstered Lounging Chairs, $15.99.
 s1O.75 Mahogany Music Cab inets, $S.75.
 $675 F'umcd Oak Mission Arm Chairs and Rockers, $4.69. s5S.75 Velour Upholstered Five piece Parlor Suites, $44.95. $44.75 Colonal Mahogany Buffets, $34.99.
 $17.95 Fumed Oak Womcn's Desks, $13.95. S26.75 Chartered Golden oak, Plank Top Dnng Tables, S19.95.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-04
FACTS AND RANCHES.

That Massachusetts clergyman who declares that all warships should be sunk probably figures that he is get tlng his wish every time one goes wn.-No"W ich Bulletin
New Britain herald., 1915-01-04

S24.75 Chartered Golden Oak Combination Book Cases, $1S.99.
 $12.75 Steel Bed Couches with mattress and bolster, S9.99 S34.T5 Square Tube Brass Beds, $22.75.
 $19.75 Fumed Oak Mission Buffets, $14.99.
 S4.50 Guaranteed National Link Bed Springs, S3.49.
 $12.75 Combination desk, chair and paper basket, 3 pieces for S7.99.
 $1.19 Genuine Feather Pill lows, SEC.
 $34.75 Genuine Mahogany Colonial Four-post Beds, s2496 s12.75 Enameled Brass Mounted Four-post Steel Beds, $9.99.
 $S.75 Golden Oak Chiffoniers with mirror, SG.99.
 S3.75 Combination Step Lad der Arm Chairs, s2.49.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-04

New Britain has a mayor who is bound to keep in the spotlight, even if he has to take harsh methods and do unusual things to attract attention. Mayor Quigley doesn't follow the beaten path.--Rockville Leader
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coNrRo-

lined his req h k. Andrews c safety and crous to ere ,h' Il removal SC, Mir An ense that he
 and cannot s actions, The here Is no Ter to remove lie he is the se shall be it
 that in re- e sh ould say se otherwise now why he would be left lis judgment,
 the effort hclusion was, and the per Commissioner courts, how
 in another at many who Rtter decided tuide for the
 the safety ing and that ess. There is not. To do so ppardize the between the
 That seems pm transact ard in future ' law It is pint as to the gh ts of the ithout caus- P police and
 to operate. the disputed pity business work is in
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l,IsIsoN.

inct mission confines of
 Influence es of homes tn ese walls. wno attend ter fitted to lives when who do not Is offered to ecord, pub- son.
 the state to before in t only does
 to shorten prison day. re well ed d the even- he majority when they ms and go auipped for wor!d than
 institution.
 great deal B and none { education. reformatory e best and one of the In the coun- ee is a good who obeys conduct and
 nin1 has a (nself mem nalty of his
New Britain herald., 1915-01-04
BLANKETS AT SALE PRICES

PRICES
 Sale Prices 69c, 97c, $1.49, $1.97, $2.39, $2.6S pair.
 Value soc, SIPS, $1.75, $2.25, $2.75, $2.o8.
 WOOL BLANKETS
 Sale Prices $2.S7, $3.44, $3.97, $4.48, $5.SS, SIPS pair. Value $3.25, $3.9S, $4.50, $500, $6.5O, $500.
 CRIB BLANKETS
 Wool Finish soc value, Sale Price 78c pair.
 Large Single Blankets, Sale Price 8Sc each.
 COMFORTABLES Value $1.98, sale price $1.68 Value $2.25, sale price $1.97 Value $2.5O, sale price $2.19 Value $3.5O, sale price $2.97 DRAPERY MATERIALS
 BY THE YARD.
 Sale Prices 10c, 15c, 17c, 22c, 25c, 29c. :.
 Value from 15c to 45c yard. Sale Prices on Ready Made Curtains, Rugs, Lino- leums. .s...
 KNIT UNDERWEAR for Men, Women and Chil- dren.
 All Marked at Sale Prices. Knitted Skating Scarfs, Toques and Long Gloves. loques 49c each Scarfs ........ SoCC each Long Knitted Gloves 75c pair. s1.oo LONG SILK GLOVES Sale price 79c pair.
 Colors pink, It. Blue, Champagne, Brown, Navy, Tan, etc.
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nomngwe placed on a a y O of i E CopebT There's fit n the ~ am O n rd from he nt style q
 n s1O0 Your h
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REVENUE.

hl report of hission New rom boxing
 There were Fport and of went to the hts of one eived in re- were inves- of the com Irt has run
 commission ! take action Ing contests. nmittee say o well con-
 have re-
 to be used
 gulation in
 e fact that
 Is kind of
 in that the pne class of
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NAID

Et,MrASH'
 st siie h n ~,,,horoh S1
 ~, New Britain sl MAtt~s.
 pArs ot tho city CNntS M Month NN sent by matt N t>vnSs . car
 GAsNS nea,uru in hkN and rreas AaversiSers, n ss,o st HosA' s, and proNa- saara Walk terd depot l4t.S,
 ,s......ssssVsS s,~,, ,,.s.s...sS
New Britain herald., 1915-01-04

OUR ANNUAL SALE OF
 SHEETINGS, COTTONS, TOWELS, TOWELING, LINEN, ETC.
 17c Turkish Towels, Sale Price 12Izc each.
 12I2c Toweling, Sale price 9c yard.
 $1.39 Bed Quilts, Sale Price 89c each.
 35c Table Damask,, Sale Price 25c yard.
 $1.0O Table Damask, Sale Price 89c yard.
 soc Shams and Scarfs, Sale Price 44c each.
 Battenberg and Cluny Centerpieces at about Half Price.
 WASH GOODS AND OUT-
 ING FLANNELS.
 10c Outing Flannel, Sale Price 7c yard.
 15c Wasting Flannels, Sale Price He yard.
 Best quality 36-inch Per cales, Sale Price He yard.
 New Dress Ginghams, ex- tra fine quality, Sale Price l1c yard.
 Dress Goods and Silks in- cluded in this sale. BIG CLEARANCE OF
 STAMPED GOODS AT
 ART DEPARTMENT.
 Lot No. l-Sale Price Sc each, value $25.
 Lot No. 2-Sale Price 19c each, values 25c to 39c.
 Lot No. 3-Sale Price 39c, values 49c. !. SUITS AND DRESSES THIS SALE.
 S7.9S for Women's and | Misses Suits, values up to $25.O0.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-04
ALL OUR WINTER COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES
 MARKED DOWN FOR THIS SALE

$5.98 for Women's and Misses Coats, values up to $500.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-04

MEN'S FELT SLIPPERS, With flexible elk skin soles, brown, gray or tan. Regular $1.50 quality at the Oo
 Inventory Sale ...... OOS
 WoNIEN's BLACK SATIN TANGO PUMPS. Rhine stone buckles and side ornaments, leather spool or satin covered heels. Our regular s2 50 qual- ity at the ds1 on Inventory Sale V sO0
 BROKEN LOT WOMEN'S BLACK SATIN PUMPS, spool heels. Regular s150 quality, at the G1 1n Inventory Sale ,. V \ \ ~
 INFANTS TAN BOOTS. lace and button. hand turned soles. Our regular AO
 75c kind at ..,..... H0N
 INFANTS HIGH CUT BUT TON BOOTS, tan and patent colt with cloth or kid top our regular s1.75 quality. -On Sale CT AO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
SITUATION wANTEp-,Ia,e.

WANTED, employment In or near city
Tor whit. ana colored boys. IA TO II
years OF age. Juvenile Court Of Rich
dolph G22.
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a6-FOoT raised-deck cruiser. 2i-4o-
horsepower motor. 4-cyclinder. 10
miles per hour; Sleeps : IN : cabins;
lights throughout; galley. alcohol stove,
Ice box, fresh water tank. hot and cold
running water toilet-room. ETC.. thor
oughly up-to-date and completely
sale. $500: reason for selling have
R PTos' and Rp pHa stree,s hag Hinh
mond Va
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ATLANTIC Coast Line Railroad Com
pany, Office Of the Treasurer. Will
mington. y. C.. May |. 1al5.--The board
or directors of Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
way Company has declared a dividend
of 2ls per cent on the preferred capt.
tai stock OF that company. payable at
the Office Of the treasurer. Wilmington,
y. c.. on and after May 10. 1915. The
transfer books are closed from April
3oth TO May 10th, both inclusive. James
+. Post. Treasurer
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WANTED-Horses

Stable, eos East Cary Street. No con-
crete floors; all horses hooked and un-
hooked in the stable. We do not leave
wagons on the street. All stalls S foot
wide. So your horses have plenty OF
room TO lay down and get up Expert
attention to ALL harness and vehicles.
For further Information call Madison
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HELP WANTED-rcmaie.

WANTED. Il matron for agricultural
school dornitory: one with children
bcr. Home for small family or small
salary offered. Box 90. Appomattox.
Va.
WANTED settled woman, white or
colored. to cook and do general
housework: good home for right party.
CAN Boulevard 2U62.
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FOR SALE-Bus;ness

FOR sale, established bottlinE plant in
best town in North Carolina: popu-
iaton, Twenty-Five thousand. Exclusive
territory rights, fine kola drink: SPLEEN
did soda water business. Excellent OPP
poriuhity. Good reasons FOR selling.
Address. quick, Box 231, Durham, y. G.
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WANTED. at once. one frst-class car
rlage trimmer: steady job and good
pay. Address Rluefleld Carriage and
Motor Company, Bluefield, w. Va,
stating salary expected and how soon
could report for work.
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Norfolk &Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect April o. l9i5.
Leave Byrd street StRticn, Richmond FOR
NORFOLK 900 y. NJ. 300 r. NJ. 1890 p ii
FOR LINCHBURG AND THE WEST:
's:l5 a. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ. $500 z. NJ. 800 P
NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: -iI:4o A.
NJ. '6:26 =. NJ. LIED r. VI. From the West:
$3.50 \: NJ. f?:D L. NJ. il:iO p. NJ. '6:i7 p.
NJ 300 L. NJ.
DAILY. tDany except Sunday. .sunday
only.
w. b. BEvlLL. w c. SAUNDERS.
T. T. NJ. Roanoke. c. 2. A. Roanoke.
{. Il. BOSLEY, D. p. A.. Richmond Va.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BIDS will be received by DR.. w. r..
Oppcnheimer, chief surgeon. tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway Com
pany. at his office. Room 1904 First
National Bank Building. Richmond. Va,
until u o'clock noon. Monday, May
Il, 1915. for the erection OF hospital
at Clifton Forge. Va, for the Chesa :
pcakc ami Ohio Railway Company.
General contractors may obtain plans
and specifications from the architects.
Charles NJ. Robinson. Inc. a0S-5 =
Times Dispatch Building, Richmond.
Va upon deposit of sl0, which deposit
will he refunded upon return of plans
and specifications, provided same are
submitted.
Certified check to accompany all bids.
and bond required if successful bidder
as provided FOR In specifications.
The. right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
CHARLES NJ. ROBINSON. INC,
Architects.
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HELP wANrED-sIale and Female.

RAILWAY mall and postal clerks, OK
aintnations soon. Over 1000 appoint
ments yearly. Prepare at home. Write
for our plan No. K OF payment after
appointments. Philadelphia Business
College. Civil Service Department. Pail
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THOUSANDS government Jobs open to
men and women. $4,000 10 $4,000
month. Write for list. Franklin In
stitute. Department 430D. Rochester
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FOR SALE-HCTses.

HORSES and vehicles for hire by day.
week or month, FOR sale or exchange
COS East Cary.
NlNE-year-old. eleven hundred and
Hty-pound work and driving mare
KIND, sound: guaranteed To work any
place. single or double: not afra id OF
automobiles or cars. Wellington Brick
Company. Phone Madison 1861
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07

WANTED, 30 granite paving block
makers: Richmond Granite Co. r.
a. BoX No. los
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CAB!NETMAKlNG. upholstcring, re-
hniShing and repairing furniture
Phil +. white. successor 10 J w Pen
nell; 1920 North Fourth Street Phone
Madison 5423.
LADlES-SiX practical and easy les
sons with drawings. How to cane
chalr Tor Sl.0O. Cane furnished for
one chair. We can teach anyone
how 10 cane chairs or money refunded
Acme supply Company, No. 10 East
Cary Street, Richmond, Va.
LADIES, with the simplex Scissors
Sharpener" YOU can shnrnen vo,,r
scissors and keep them sharp for five
CO. years. All for twenty-five (o5D
cents. Agents wanted in every locality
send In your name to-day. Address
Acme supply Company. 10 East Cary
street, richmond. Va. Phone Ran
dolph 1906.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ENCELLENT opportunity FOR investor
with $4,000 10 $4,000. with or with
out services: clean. light, attractive
business. Prominent business mon In
terested Address Z All. care Times
DISPATCH
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FOR SALE-Machinery.

guaranteed boilers, en-
gines. wood working machinery and
contractors equipment. /. Blueford &
Co
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FOR RENT-Real Estate.
FOR pENT-Farms

NEW three-car. thrce-room two-stor
garage. l2 East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07

ANY rellah bile man looking for work
call on Virginia Select Employment
Agency. Virginia Business Exchange
3l6 North Second
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FOR SALE.

SIS foot good building lot, Jackson
Ward t. =. O. Box 1853
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WALkER RI funeral OF MISS
ELIZABETH WALKER VIII take
from 81 Peters Cathedral SATURDAY
MORNING at . 80 o'clock Intermcnt
!n Mt. Calvary.
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HE'LL. WANTED-.1a,c.

W ANTED. railway mail clerks, as
month Examinations FREQUENTLY
sample questions free. Franklin Insti-
tute. Dept. i2a D. Rochester. y. Y.
WANTED, men In every county in Vir-
ginia. to demonstrate and take orders
for the Sherwood improved hand rope
and wire cabling machine. T.. +; Pear
sail, Wayncsboro Va.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED, to purchase a small Thew
type 20" steam shovel. David Alex
ander, P.-O. Box Sc. Petersburg, Va.
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HE5.s' WANTEn-sia.e.

ANY one make Si2 weekly. Copy let
tcrs home evenings. For quick an
swcr snclcsc a seif-addresscd envelope.
Writer Co, Bristol. Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07

SODA dispenser wanted. Apply HATCH
er Drug Co. corner Broad and Laurel
street.
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ANIMALS.

IN the Stud. Imported French Coach
stallion Figaro 1861, registered In
French and American stud Books Inn
ported Spanish Jack Piloso 1D2 Moth
ing better. Their colts prove it, In
Eurance $500. Strain & Son, Route /
pike.
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railws7 Company
supcrsedinx Schedule OF April Ii. lDl4
Schedule subject to Change without

Schedule subject to Change Without
Notice.
Trains leaves Richmond be5:50 A IL. y A
H., bs A. NJ. A NJ. $50 A. M II A. NJ
p. M. p. NJ. 8 p. NJ. b +. NJ. 5:a, p
IL. HIS p. II.
Trains lenve ashland $3.50 A NJ. BIZ A. r.
A. NJ. bS A. NJ. 10 4. n. ssu A. NJ, rs
noon. al p. NJ. +. - p. b.. p. n,
bs:2 +: NJ. $50 7: M. .:lO p. M. p. N
b9 T. NJ. IL p. NJ.
bcarries baggage Daily o1cep. SUNDAY.
sSunlnsH
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In MOVIE LAND,
VIRGINIA. I'll East Broad street.
House OF Quality Photoplays

VIRGINIA. Ill East Broad street.
House OF Quality Photoplays.
&c. Day and Night, Except on Special
Feature Days.
T Cd \ VA CHILD or THE
North" in three parts with Mar.
garct Gibson). "A Double Winning"
tdrama). The Fable of the Galloping
PilErim who Keep; on Galloping" (com-
edND.
TO MORROW-"TlIE CLAIRVOYANT
Swindlers' oepisodc No. 10 Of the
Girl Detective serics). "a Lily in Bo-
hcmia,' with Lillian Walker.
REGENT THEATRE.
Home OF Paramount Pictures.
TODAY AND To- MORROW-E.D-
ward Abelos in The Waking of
Bobby Burnt. parts, comedies daily.
VICTOR. Broad Mt Eighth.
&c. Admission.
-DAY-"A PILLAR or FLAME
Nitagraph speciaD. AN Arizona
7 ON ORRoW Wv no PAY So"
parts complete, comedies)
rem, Broad at seventh
Sc. Day and Night, Except on Special
Feature DAYS.
TO DAY-WM. :. HART IN ~ MAN
From Nowhere" Il Domino feature.
The Baby Reliance" Keystone com
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MITCHELL IN
The Kite" an exciting detective
story. "A Scientific Mother" CFall"st-
on comedy When Empty Hearts
Are Filled" tAmerican).
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FOR RENT-RooTns.

NEATLY furnished rooms In a auiet
fcspcCtabl house, at very reasonable
rates, Eenuemcn only taken. IT'S East
Marshall Street.
FURNISHED rooms. light housekeep
ing ~ oesircd. sol East Clay.
FURNISHED rooms. IL North Sixth
holwncn Franltlin ana Main Streets
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Al TraveI Arransencnrs 0vce Oas
Counter.
American or European.
RRtIrond, Stenmshfp and PuilmaA
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxicao. Travellers
Checkk
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY.
eGp East Main street.
Branch Officen: Observation-Disclosures
Richmond Hotels.
TIME AND TROUBLE aAVERS.~
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric r.
sEABoARp AIR LINE RAILWAY.

"The Progressive Eailwa! OF ti:e South"
Southbound trains scheduled 20 leave Rich
inond daily: 900 y. NJ. Local to Norlina i:N
+. NJ, seepers and coaches. Atlanta. Biz
mingham. Jacksonville: 1890 Z. NJ. sleeper
10 hamlet and coaches to Atlanta and BIr-
m!ngham: u: -. NJ, sieepcrs Atlanta. Dir
minGham. Memphis. Jacksonville. TAMPA
and coaches Jacksonville.
Sorthhound trains scheduled to arrive In
Richmond daily; 5:55 a. NJ, Sis 4. NJ, sos
y. NJ. 5:i5 L. M. Local.
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Fon Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sale. cheap, one 1S-syrup soda
fountain. Possession given early In
April. 1915. If interested address w est
End Pharmacy Co. Danville. Va.
FOR sale, nice clean white paper. 80
and so inches wide. Suitable for
wrapping anything requiring white pa
per- such as bread, glassware. laundry.
etc. s1.25 per 100 pounds at the office
also old papers ut 80 cents per 100
pounds at this Office. Will not be de-
ivered. Call at Times Dispatch office,
first floor.
TENTS. all sizes; sale or renting for
campers. L. Rose & Co. 42O Brook
Avenue. Randolph ti4S,
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

REilSTERED pharmacist wanted to
mitnaS" ana buy an interest in an
business town: 1000 necessary. $3.50
per week. Owner retiring. Address
IL 2lS. care Times Dispatch
lt you want work. see Virginia Bust
moss Exchange. BIG North Second