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OT@AE telephone bill came this
morning" said Mrs. Jarr. u
wish you'a 20 TO the tele-
phone once and complain about the
svs-charges for long distance calls"
II 1sver use the phone" replied Mr.
Jar. THAT IL. ! very seldom use 1t
from this end; and It In from this end
me charges are made. Why should ]
have to SO about TT"
"Its from the other end all the ex-
uusss are made. know" said Mrs.
Jarr. 80 far a. i am concerned the
telephone 10 Of no use to me. ] have
no need for It myself. and ! am 80
used to your calling me up and telling
me you won't DO homo till a little late
that when II rings At o'clock In tho
evening I always tell Gertrude. before
IL even 70 to tho telephone. she
needn't put q plate for you at the
table.
swell. didn't you say--don't you al
ways say-that you do not mind my
being detained at the once of nights
or having to consult people on busi-
ness till q late hour and things like
that II I'll only notify your" asked
Mr.. Jarr In an injured tone.
II suppose I did" replied Mrs. Jarr.
'But when men abuse the privilege
when they get 10 In the habit Of tell
| Ing fibs every time they get at
phone. It's about time to stop using
phones. Besides. look at these charges
for calis--nearly - for long distance
and half Of those are for Flatbush."
"whsre's the little book you huns
near the telephone and tho little
bankf" asked Mr.. Jarr. Don't yot
remember We made It rule thai
every long distance or toll cali was Il
be marked down In the book and thu
amount In money II cost put In thu
box. % when the bill came we'd hav'
the money right At hand to pay al
the extra charged"
The children took the book. II
was an old book lying around the
house for months" said Mrs. Jarr
They wouldn't look At II. didn't wan
It. until we hung II on a nan near thu
telephone. Then I couldn't keep !
away from them. l never saw sucl
childrcn!"
1.-The toy bank that you pasted tn
slip OF paper ON. reading: IEverybod!
MUST put toll calls cash in here!
How about that?" asked Mr.. Jarr.
How about thatf" replied Mrs
Jarr. You'd better ask. You wer
the first to take II down and shake
quarter out OF II. Then the childre
got at Il. and ! think Gertrude was q
Il too. II Just seemed to ruin every
!. body's honesty. DO I took II down."
well, hsrs's . chargs to Boston
I've shargvs - DesssAi" erisA -
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The Telephone Now Takes Its Turn
AS ..Casus Belli'' in the Jarr HON
0'sls,.(S .I.S(S.Ssy.Is,S.Cs
III. She's so extravagant."

bill. She's so extravagant."
"She's got a nerve using our tcle-
phone for long distance calls like
that" said Mr.. Jarr.
'Oh, she paid me for them." said
Mrs. Jarr quickly. land l spent the
money. That's always the way when
people pay you back for things like
that. You always spend the money"
"This bill says the telephone will be
discontinued II II isn't paid within
three days." said Mr.. Jarr.
That's why / asked you to pay It. )
said Mrs. Jarr. I'm sure don't care
II they take 1t out, only think they'll
let messages come In, but won't lei
them go out for a certain time"
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- TIE H4itG 81 IL BvseAnG Wene'
got good Jar through . Morning
world picture of'"sI simon Legres"
sscently, but I learned somethins. l
shc.xed Il 70 IN old gsntlsman and
nnads some r(marks and he told me
! dld not know what was talking
oSout and troteed out of an old
oesap book two clippings like this
o11 told him would give up:
Helohmond DtspAtch. May II. 1854:
s8aa away from the subscribar on the
IN dry q May. my gtri Mile. She
= oboot tourtssg yeArs old. ginger.
bSeAd color. full head Of hair. She
~ not euits recevsrsd from . severe
60eu % eic1ness. and had on one OF
ESY legs 3 chain and an eight pound
al fastened TO It. was bsreheaded
- befse0oted. 4 liberal rswsrd viii
- Dall for her return 10 me. p. y.
0ayuDeaA butcher. New Market"
\ Horo u anotksg; "HDozn0nd DE-
latch, Nay -. lness $50 reward
lnp away % th4 18th inst.. from NY
-, = Cumborland. near Columbis,
6orVine gisi. sCatheslns Lewis" b.
1englng = ~ sstate Of the late Capt
q. N6n1G1os OF yAnouler. She u
'Qe4Qk .eoveateen yeavv Of age. tall
80 leoklng; . . liGst ksewp eelel
Z s e. - ~ ~ s, - g 3
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Jarr.
Those were Mrs. kittingly's," said
Mrs. Jarr. "She dropped In to sec me
on her way to Reno to get another
divorce. (She always goes to Reno.
and she was so happy when she told
me It only took six months to get a
divorce out there az in the old days.
when she WAS first married a couple
OF times.) She says II we 60 to the
Panama Exposition she may run out
to see us when she goes on her next
bridal trip. She wanted to telephone
a friend and her phone had been dis
continued because she hadn't paid her
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A NEAT JOB.

VHE remarkable detective work which caught anarchybomb
hand and fuse ghtedin st. Patricks yesterday
thing upon which police and city congratulate themselves
The plot somewhat crude and youthful
The bomb exoder only eighteen and his explosives
M Of the highest ca But the danger the less real and
immnen The city knows by grim experience that the bomb
dusy ou deader bos and them with deaet effect
That shifting oups Of Black Hander backmalers and anarchists
tsaty but steadily work. the public has too frequent proof
detective bureau execute such notably planned
stroke can follow up with Others Neither anarchy the
vays Of anarchy be tolerated in this city Yesterdays bril-
coup should stimulate the police to fresh efforts that shall
dewnS fhe local bomb average to the vanishing point
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Hits From

A .asutraiity meeting" 10 . danger
eve plaoo for any man on the otaer
ids.-FAiiadsiyhi. Inquirer.
IAfs's Littlo Irritations: To get
al dolisd up for an $50 sworry ana
aAA two buttons on your patent
sai''ins.-Nae.n Telegraph.
Loudsst assertion Of biamsiessness
equally Gomez from those Who feel
nest ksenly that they are to blame.
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NOT TO be OVERLOOKED.

YURNG March series Of Board Of Education lectures on
mvnicipsl subjects and the Constitutional Convention
viii Be given Cooper Institute under the supervision
Dr. hipsigsr.
The Police the Park System, Public Charities and Tenement
Problems will be discussed BY the heads Of these departments
xhs Popular 0overnnsnt and Written Constitutions Municipal
Bale Budget Control and Needs Of judicial Reform
- ths other topics to be treated BY experts
These lectures timely and should be we'll attended One
sasen Why city finances mudded and city work al done that
s portion Of che public takes the trouble to inform itself
neing simplest principles Of municipal administration Any
'VsesM III 70 itssh grows dusty f4 ''''.''.
Opportunities offered taxpayers to get in touch with the work
My PAY valuable 10 be neglected The rule at Cooper
oDaion this month should b standing room only"
80. P,ss,s No word received. Return Address
IA - - -
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Fifty Dates u
You Should Remember
By Albert Payson Terhune

10 Pre- q
NO. W-APRIL Is, I6S8-Bivth Of Modern Russia.
1HE chief Russa-summoned quarters
empire-sat .
shaggy
hair and with their diencrusted bodies swathed In gold
brodered Oriental robes
tables thick-set young man whose nttins
clothes oddly his body He Of
the bearess member Of conference unwshed
hand he welded pair Of barber shears
Peter the Great" He had
had taught him had taught
mestha
world had pressed forward.
n'
were laughing at =. He further Informed tho .ssemase that the reform
them ala % .ssss, "a N:
s%s Dc worn
the table and with cut
s' % 81 s
s sf % s D @ se & As was the
made s3S ts Sas s fS ss ra @ s
a cas %nS psssSs s $ c nasn to % s1d
% ssy ss 70 s s.s was tn. :s%s;
1 an n n II.
e father Of S country '"'
One change followed another Education mechanics the arts were
which for awakened
a
he could hold of to him erect monster city, to be known in
much the lab i'm working side BY side with rs a:y
hi. brick nd s later Of hi.
: %
.n epitaph. He country savage. And he
.ss. s s @ To s. .%p.
BY as s s.S ses
it; hated and feared by most Of then.
earlier
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Sharp Wits.

Those who wait for dead meme
shoes are likely 10 acquire many
stone bruiscs.-Albany Journal.
Some women win forget . sweet
dream In two hours and worry about
q bad one for two weeks.-Tolcdo
Blade.
The uaost unreasonable neutral
10 the fellow who gets angry because
you won't quarrel with him about the
war.
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~ haven't the money to spare to
pay any such BILL" began Mr.. Jarr.
"Well. you find it, replied his wife
sharply.
! The Jarr telephone still works both
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NNSSN~SN~
a Capital
in . Swamp.
hands, but having the
y fingers of a mixed order:"

CQUARE hands, but having the
y fingers Of a mixed order:"
First finger pointed. seco I'd
square, third dubbed. fourth pointed.
This man IL usually a Jack Of all
trades. He will soar to dreams OF
widest fancy, and then his CASTLE
building will suddenly break and he
will fall to the earth with thud, with
all his right minded faculties alive,
ready for the work of existence. This
transformation takes place without
any apparent reason.
People with mixed fingers have
seldom risen to heights Of success.
They are unhappy in trade. for they
feel above 1t. They are not made OF
the stuff that a profession demands.
and they make half-hearted musi-
clans, second and even third rate ar
lists, and generally end their lives a.
rovers.
Among these hands have been
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The Nay Manton fashions
THIS blouse u con-
Yertible and 4

THIS blouse u con-
vertible and Il
4 can be worn
with the collar
1igh, as shown ON the
figure, or rolled fiat,
~ suggested In one Of
The small views. The
sleeves. too, can be
made long with cuffs
Or In three quarter
length and finished
with over-facings. In
he picture the mate
rial Ia crepe dc Chine
and the hem stitched
finish IL q very dainty
one. but the blouse
would be pretty made
from cotton crepe or
from cotton wolfe, or
from any material
adapted to q simple
bodice. while. II liked.
the revers and collar
can be Of contrasting
material or Of con-
trasting color. Both
white blouses and
blouses In sand and
putty shades are worn
with harmonixing as
well a. with match
ing suits and skirts.
and all these new col
ors are to be found In
the cotton materials
a. we'll a. In silk. The
gathorod nont0 pro-
vide becoming fulness
and tho revers are
distinctly new and In
teresting.
For the medium Oise
will be needed Z yards
OF material - inches
vida. ~ yards % and
. yards ~ inches
vide.
Pattern Nc. ~ a
cut In sises from ~ to
40 A...A -A..~.A
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health found plaster Of paris piece OF
Maybe somebody wanted plaster cast Of
Leaf wAls Il was sun familiar
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A HINT TO HARD-UP ADMINISTRATIONS.

VHE report the Pennsylvania Railroad carries which
financially embarrassed sdministrations-city and State
= win do well to heed
Compared with 1913 the Pennsylvania operating for
1ast year show decrease Of 81, $4,000.
Dut net from railway operation only 900 short
W1ys Bscsus operating expenses cut down
When this great railroad corporation finds M income falling off
hardheaded business would II stops leaks
and keeps down ~ bills.
Dies municipal administration figure that way3 No. How
doubtful ~ goes right ping up obligations trust
nk q acknowledgement future-to make oil deficits and pay
kes "a sxssvagAncss.
Despite IL policy Of caution and economy there has been
serious compliant Of The Pennsylvania service 1t has retrenched
without vrsckns its efficiency.
Why Il that while corporation s business like shrewd
sitsp gcvernmenty State and acknowledges facts like
spsndshfhti -"
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sonseAing-Nue a zoe eco ~ vaDo-
dream faAel aaA I vas once aGAin
ehsriotta, tAs female s1eatA. AsI11pg
esw1 . o9y-D1 ~ =.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-03

Mttis thriii when that mutt yslae1
husband" For Q nn1uuts - ut ~
guessing whethAr maybe ] HAD beea
annex0d WozAlo In Q state ef oo0a -
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s American Legion has already got IT. marching orders
-fr6n ~ Uaited Dtats Army.
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/ q BvlSmo WORLD NAY NANroN 1As1noN!
{As sss&
! n. $Aanps Datts. stsssl
I ulPoRTANI-Wrts
49, ~ tvs sss lstsr Issssss n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-16
MEETINGS.

TO the stockholders of the California
Petroleum Corporations: The annual
MIA Petroleum Corporation will be held
on the 22d day of March. 1915. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon at the office
way and Power Building. in the city OF
Richmond. state of Virginia, for the
tors. and receiving and acting upon tho
reports of the officers. and for tho
transaction of any other business which
may properly come before the meeting.
CALIFORNIA PETROLEUM COR
PORATION.
BY T. l.. Doheny. President.
Norman Bridge. Secretary.
March /. 1915.
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PROPOSALS-SeaIed

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED bids will he received by the
council OF the town of Pulaski. VA.
on saturday, March 90. 1915. at . o'clock
H.. NJ. FOR building approximately
miles of macadnm and concrete streets
in accordance with plans and spccin-
cations on file in the city engineers
office. Plans and specitica tons may be
obtained on a deposit of SO with the
town.
+. w. CALFEE.
NJ. 5. IiUDG1NS, Mayor.
City Engineer
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VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.

IO-bAf-"THE FORK IN THE
toad tSclig specially. ''Cupid's Col
unin. NithEraph comedy. Love and
I.lrlno, comedy, and another
- ADOPTED DAUGH-
ter. featuring Ethel Gardner, three
parts. Mr. Jarr Brings Home a Tur-
Key. Second series, The Guardians
Dilemma. Jungle Zoo Wild Animals.
Comedy.
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n y Stated Communication of the
ny Richmond Randolph Lodge. No.
.$\i?. Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons, viii be held THIS CrUESDAYS
EVENING. March lG. 1915, al I:30
O'Clock, in the Masons' Hall. Franklin.
near Eighteenth street. Work in the
degrees and the election of Treasurer
All Master Masons in good standing are
fratcrnally invited to attend
BY order OF the Master.
w y. CLARKE, JR,
ScrrctDry
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FOR SALE-BuSiness.
FOR SALE-VehicIes.

ONE grocery wagon, SOS. slightly used,
cost 800; one grocery wagon, S16;
one $50; one $50; one light truck, S35:
one top buggy, S25: one s35: one farm
wagon, S35; one surrey, S35: one S95:
one runabout. sl25. Thos. ii. Duke *
Co, S04 Brook Avenue.
SEE THESE BARGAINS AT MEYERS
SONS.
SURREY. good order painted. $40. 3
nice business buggies. newly painted,
Your choice. sG5; ! high grade rubber
tired runahout, new tires. cost Sl25
for $40: ] top buggy for light driving
rubber tires, used only months cost
Sloe. can be bought for SEQ: ! steel
tired top buggy. good as new. suitable
for country. $40; several top grocery
wagons and l open furniture wagon
can be bought at your own price. Full
line OF wagons Tor every purpose. bug
Eies for business or pleasure. Large
stock, lowest prices, easy terms. ~
Meyers Sons 13l East Cary Street
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FOR SALE-Aninlals.
FOR SALE. HORSES MARES. MULES.
AT CRULL'S STABLES. Is SOUTH
TENTH STREET.

., stock s, right s gu, -; e tho hardes. Sind ind
from 500 pounds to 1850 pounds. Price.
s125 per pntr up. and horses and mares
sec head up. This stock IS ali in
. fun guarantees. II not es represented
money refunded.
FOR sale. at ID. J. Sullivan's stable
sos Gast Cary Street. 10 good. young
mules. ages from I to. years. these
mules mule, are all sound and good workers,
single or doueio. Special attention
ll soS n TO one pig farm arm mare weight
driving horses and mares.
FOR saie-Iiavlng no further use for
10 mules. we Will sell them at big
sar ysar: o pair %I weigh Hs5o ponds
pair viii weigh 2.4oo pounds. Price.
1 1900; l pair, Z years old. weigh 1000
ss2s pair ae Cheap mules for
weigh 1000 pounds. Also / pair mules
for $50. Buy now and save high war
call and sec this stock before buying.
They are all in fine condition. Can DO
seen at Cranes Southern Trensisr
Half square from Main street tatlon.
No connection with any other stable.
MULES. HORSES AND MARES FOR
SALE.
PAIR mules S and . years old weigh
ing 900 pounds. rrice $3.50: pair
mules weighing 200 pounds. and 10
years old. price f225: pair mules w"'Rh
Ing 1000 pounds. and years old.
price $3.50. Also several big work
horses and mares, and ono extra good
driving mare. suitable for lady: two
double sets harness, two dump wagons.
one double, truck. This stock Is right
out of hard work, and must be sold for
the want of use. Written guarantee
given with each purchase. Can be seen
Mt All North Fifth Street.
nice. gentle. black mare, good trav-
eler. and perfectly safe for any lady
to drive. Address a 40, care Times
Dispatch.
FOR HIRE FOR HIRE. FOR HIRE.
WE have carloads OF mules that have
been working on the county roads
near Alexandria, Va. Our time is up
on same, and we will hire one load. or
all of them, for period Of from 60
days to IL months. For particulars,
address j. i. Hudsons Sons Co. l046
East Main Street, Louisville. Ky.
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FCR observation-disclosures,

FCH SALE-A1iscelIaneo
FOR sale. ola papers ut so cents per
hundred pounds at this Office. Call
at first floor. VIII not be delivered
FOR sale cheap. one lS-siruD soda foun-
tain. Possession given early in April
1915. II interested, address West End
Pharmacy Co. Danville. Va.
EVAPO-RE
WILL preserve milk, butter and other
foodStuffs without ice. No chemi-
Gals; only water from well or hydrant
Principle is that OF evaporation. Agents
wanted. Evapo- Refrigerator Co., SO7
East Main. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-16

FlRST-clas painter wants work inside
or out. by day contract Address
Fainter. 1o7 East Clay Street or phone
Randolph 32J2-W
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

LEARN millinery. Full instruction,
framemnking, to trimming. Begin
The lessons alone. So. Or send 25c for
outline Beginners Instruction" and
spring hat pattern. T.. Faecher. Faech-
erS Millinery Method. $50 Putnam Ave-
nue., brooklyn, y. Y.
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IN MOVIE LAND.

VIRGINIA., III East Broad.
&C Day and Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
TO-DAf--"MAII; PUTS ONE OVER.
comedy, featuring Ethel Clayton.
Where Enmity Dies (drama). Gu
pids Column" comedy, featuring Sid
ney Drew. saved From the Vampire =
TO-MORROW-"MR RUTHLESS" IN
three parts. Here Comes tho Bride"
featuring Ethel Clayton. THE Might
Operator at Buxton" Eighteenth cpl
soGe Of The Hazard of Helen"
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WANTED-Board.

WANTED. board and rooms in suburbs
for adults and little girl. c 243
care Times. dispatch.
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MrtJnlouD Giulps.pispatrb
sIXTY-FIFTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN |
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFIED ADVERTISING.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY ono cent word when paid in adj
Nhncc. No I'D. taken for less than 10 cents
SUNDAY. one and one-half cents n word for
All classified ads. except Situations Want
Ell at one cent word. No ad. taken for
less than Is cents.
~ ADS. taken for less than 26 cents when
charged or phoned in Phoncd orders not
Guaranteed. ClassihcatiorB rot Guaran-
iced after p. N.
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LADIES, your hair is important Your
cut hair or combinEs made into
beautiful switches, pompadours. etc.
very moderate. Yes. we rccolor or re :
make faded switches. etc, equal to
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SITUATION wANrED-Male.

WANTED. position by registered as
siStant pharmacist: Al references:
thoroughly experienced. Address l. 1853.
case Times Dispatch
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FOR SALE-HOrSeS.

FOR sale. two nice horses. suitable for
any purpose. city broke. will hitch
in any harness to suit buyer. Main
Street Market. II. l.. Winston, 2l0l
West Main. Boulevard 500 and col.
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SUPERIOR.

Sixth, Between Broad and Grace
TO-DAf-HETTY NANSEN, IN a SIN
part photoplay. princess" "Elcna's
Prisoner" See the Nansen smile. Chill
dren. DC; adults, 10c
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TRANSFERS

c. C. MILLNERs Transfer. moving and
Grating furniture especially trunks
hauled, claim checks issued at tho
house for your baggage. two men on
our wagon. Pianos properly hauled.
30o North Ninth Street. Phone Madi-
son l4i5
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

and china packing. We
pack and ship furniture, china and
wedding presents with care. Jacob
ison 1922.
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SITUATION wANTED-frofessional

SUMMER SCHOOL. RICHMOND
SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPRY will be-
gin April ] Especial term. Pupils en-
tcring now can prepare to take posi-
lions next fall. Number limited Miss
Poythrcss lprincipaD. Room 3, 9l9 East
Main Street.
COACHING young men In mathematics
Gall branchcs). at night n speciality
n 3l6. care Times Dispatch.
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SHOES.
RAILROADS.
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL.-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect January l. 1916
Leave Il: rd Street Station, Richmond. ron
NORFOLK 900 y. NJ. $500 Z. NJ, '4:lo e. NJ
FOR LrNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:ij y. NJ. 1850 A. IL. 800 r. NJ. 's:sD p.
NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .1l:4o A.
NJ. $50 L. NJ. lied p. NJ From the West:
go y. NJ. t1:iO +. NJ. ti:D +. a.. '6:05 2.
NJ goo Z. NJ
DAILY. tDa,ly excep. Sunday. tsunday
only
w. b. BEvII.L. ". c. SAUNDERS
p. T. NJ; Roanoke. q. p. a. Roanoke
e. II. BOSLEY. D. p. A. Richmond. Va
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FOR RENT-Furnisned Flats.

FURNISHED or unfurnishcd nat, yer,
reasonable. 22i South Third Street
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sale. 5-passengcr Chalmers car,
1913 model: Self-Startcr: excellent
condition. Will sell cheap for cash. or
Will exchange for clear real estate
city or farm. G. c. Walton. Jr 5O4
Mutual building
COMMERCIAL bodies In stock to At
any Ford chassis. Several styles to
select from. Lowest prices. y Myers
Sons. I3l East Cary street.
ONE-ton motor truck at an attractive
price. Guaranteed irst-ciass condi-
ton Your opportunity for Il jitney
Street. over Overman. Williams 6: Co.
FORGET your automobile tire trouble.
] can eliminate blowouts, rmcuts
and punctures. Roy c. Boxloy, Hump
ass. Va. Eastern distributor for the
Max -O-Tire in Virginia and North
Carolina. Roy c. 3oxley, Bumpass,
Va.
FOR sale. ono 1918 model 5-passenger
Blu lex car, in perfect condition: cash
or time; used only three months G,
care Times Dispatch.
be in good condition state lowest
cash price. B 80. care Times Dispatch
WE have a few more frst-class used
5-pnSScnEer automobile for sale
cheap. The very thing for iitney
busses. Look en- over at ia West
Broad.