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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17


Acting under decree or the Circuit
Court OF the County of iIcnrco in the
cause of Leila r. Brooknfs and others
against Gcftic Bcw and others. entered
on the 5th day OF October. 1916. the
undersigned special commissioner APP
pointed for. the purpose. will sell By
public auction on the premises,
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER IS. 1916
1T l o'clock.
the real estate described in said pro-
cccdings rs follows: All OF that certain
tract or parcel III land lying and being
in the County of lIcnricO. VA, on the
Nine Mile Road, about three and one
half miles from the city OF Richmond.
VA. with improvements thereon. being
the whole of lots Nos. 4 and and Il
part of lot No; 6. on plot recorded
of Ilenrico County in ID. b. l52-A. at
page {. beginning at Il point on Nine
lot e S Soa t ,he sd ns
thence running southwesterly along
mud ON said Nine Mile Road a.sS ~
about i,loo feet 10 - inches to the
Of or sSqveysd H the + said NJ
parallel lines being the easterly line of
the said lot, No. S. the said property
comprising five acres.
TERMS: Onc-third cash, and the re-
mainder in two equal Instruments. pay
able respectively At SIX aud twelve
payments To be evidenced by the notes
OF the purchaser with 6 per cent per
nnnum interest from the day OF sale
added. and the title to said property
retained until all OF the purchase
money is paid and a convcyancc direct
ed by the court. or for all cash, at tho
option OF the purchaser.
Under the terms of the decree. the
commissioner has authority to sell the
property in parcels If desired by pur-
ciiaScrs at the time OF sale.
ABNER c. GOODE.
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED To be executed by the special
commissioner by Il decree in the above
entitled cause has been duly executed
s. l.. WADDlLL.
Clerk OF Circuit Court
of Henrico County.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
EY RCFFIN & SLOAN.
Real Estate AuctiOnecrS.
AUCTION SALE
OF y
Beautiful Monument
Avenue Lot

In order To close an estate. VIC nave
been requested to offer for sale, at
public auction. Oh the premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1916.
ut o'clock i. NJ,
that certain lot OF land situated on
Monument Avenue. between shepherd
and West streets. and more fully de-
surihcd as follows: beginning ut IL point
Oh The northern line Of Monument
Avenue. ISG feet and = inches east Of
West street, thence running eastward
lv along the northern line Of Monu-
mcnt Avenue and fronting thereon 10
feet 10 IL inches. thence running
northwardly along straight line ii3
feet i inches to an alley. IG feet wide.
thence running westwardly along tho
southern line of said alley and front
ing thereon II feet Z - inches, thence
running southwardly along straight
line 81 feet and inches to tho point
vi beginning on the northern line OF
Monument Avenue. and being dcs;g-
,ntcd rs lots !, ) and in block No |
IN the plan OF Leo Annex. This prop
c.ty will have to be sold; n bargain
may be expected.
TERMS: Cash.
RUFFIN & SLOAN.
Auctionccrs
Note---Bcttcr terms may he arranged.
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CARPET CLEANING,

LET Us clean and store your Carpet. and
RUGS We guarantee them against moths
W. Fred Richardson. Inc. so -.63 Wrst
Min S,rort. Randolph Sta
OLD rugs and carpets mnde over into new
w. W. Nosclcy !. Co. III NORTH First
street Madison Else.
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Atlantic Coast A.ln

Tho STANDARD Railroad of the South
EFFECTIVE SEPT. ~. lUI6.
TRANS LEAVE ilCHMOND DAILY.
6:35 Il. NJ. 1850 y. NJ.
:, Fer NGrdSii; G;la a. NJ, 800 a. NJ. 800
FOR y. az ". ny. West: d:l3 "a. NJ. $3.50
A. NJ. 1900 T.. NJ. 3:35 +. NJ
For Petersburg: 1850 "A. NJ. GIL A. NJ.
Sac A. NJ. $500 a. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. 3:vV
Z. NJ. 1900 +. NJ. ti:lO 4. NJ. :55 r. A..
6:35 =. Al. 9:35 =. NJ, 1901 Midnight
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 1890 T..
For Hopcwell: s:l5 a. NJ. .l:ls l. ST..
t3:45 T. vi.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. 81,
s:13 a NJ, oslo a. 81, $3.50 "a NJ, ll:4s
A. NJ. 'e:iO J.. Al. tl:i0 z NJ. 6:17 r. NJ,
L. NJ.
Except Sunday. tSundny only.
Time VI arrival and departure anu con-
neCttons not guaranteed
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FOR sAI.E-liousc,,oid Goods

FOR SALE.
HAVING smaller rooms ia new resi,Icnce
=, private family. viii sacrifice: Two olive
S SSn psrfec, condition: ~ weatIcrei onk
iieavy table. 81. Armchair, Spnnish leather
as". ~" High back Queen Elizabeth
IL; Gus range. So: baby crib. So: 3-burncr
OF stoT' with oven. So: nursery refrigerator
50: Eo-cnrt. 81: l:ns radiator. 81 gas r.I,ins
lump. ~. \ddrcss opportunity" a 5iI
care Times DispatciL
COMPLETE iurnishinYt :.room npnrtn.ui
Can b" had al; bargain. Terms to re.
SuonsIhlc party. i. j33.
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RAILROADS
sEAnoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Sf1!NBUAHD AITt 1ITNE HALFWAY.
Tho progressive halfway OF tho SOUTH
Southbounu trains scheduled to leave Ricn.
mona daily: 5:Jo "a. M. local; 1850 y. a.
sieepcrs ana coaches to Jacksonville; l2:Ss
A. NJ, coacnes and Shoppers Jacksonville
Atlanta nnd Birminghan: o:35 r. M
coaches and sleepers To Jacksonville; 12:tS
A. NJ, :,eepers To Atlanta, Birmingham
Jackaonvi..e. Tampa aud coaches to JacK-
sonville.
Richmond daily: 5:2O A. NJ. 1880 A. NJ
local. 1890 A. Nj, 5:3I +. M.
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SITUATION WANTED-;e,nule.
COLLECTIONS

HOW to collect accounts also espOsurr ui
membership anu contract agencies fins
BOOK Tree To- ever: man who writes for AZ
on ms business stationery. Boa 49,. ii!ch
A.$IED. accounts clu:,GS Of all kinds
70 toiicct ON commission basis. No
iDilcctlOE no charge. DUtllniuu .Ierc.u-
the Agency. 500 American National Bank
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W.ANTt.J-l;cnI Esrnte

LiSI your farms with j. a. Connolly Z Co.
EI.te post. Tor necessary blanks.
F" .. hDv" a real sales force. We can sell
Ennr land at auction for more money.
Write NJ ..hnt you have. Southern Auction
ana Development Co. Ayden. y. e.
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CHESAPEAkE & OHIO RY

CHI. Lou >ie .. d., II D. I'll n
Main Line. Local, 1895 a. t5:lb n
james itiyer Line, 5000 T., f6:I6 n,
j.. News Nix, Uiu pl. $3.50 a. .I2 M q n
Newport News, Local, 1900 a. o 100 n
Trains arrive from Nfk.. sl1:0O a, .I:i5 o..
$500 ps \; News ,9:sa a. .s:O5 p. From
I:lo y. daily from charlottesville except;
sunday from Thurmond. Jas. River. IS:s5
u. 1850 i.
'Daiiy. IEvccpt Sunday
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ROYAL LARCANUAI.

RATES increase December L. partie. de-
string 10 terlnlnutc pollcics may learn
something to their advantage by address
INK IS" Box Ga. Richmond.
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FOR SALE-iscu, estate.

FOE salc. factory 3i:e. one block from C.
a o. Railway: iS)XiJl feet. VIII sell at
right ,prlcc. Addrcss Owner. Sc. care
rincs:Dlspatch.
FOR SALt:---rO close an cstnt" promptly
. offer ono Of the best stock iarns in the
ton: $50 acres limestone innd. clay anbsoii:
100 acres In cultivation. -, acres virgin t!u-
water In every ,icid. barns. . tenant
houses: cattle scales; all necessary outpuiid-
!: rooms. good COZ ition. WOULD cos, $4,000
u build. Large lawn with ample shade
trees. Good nciGhDorhood. ono iniic from
Nntiona Highway. ~ splendid asphaitum
roau Standing corn crop this yenr Will
dom dom offered for sale For quick sale.
s32.JOo. DEc-thlrd cue.i. balance In . years.
FOR further particulars address j l.. Tan
hchlii il. Staunton. Va
FOR sale by owner. lot aOxl35 facinG east.
on Griffin Avenue. Falkland. sl3 per foot.
FOR sale. acres of land adjoining city OF
klrhinoni. suitnbl" FOR factor? sit. or resi-
d"nti"l purposes: Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
Nay ai" long, INC Of priority: desir. an on"r
prrticuiars, uddr"ss q. Gordon Brown. 20
Fast Main Street. Eichna"':d. Va.
800 viii bag lo-urr" tract with nc. dwell
ing and other improve nents. only l.
pnrEain. g. l.. d il. l.. Denoon. S07 r;as,
Main Street.
Eintir acres OF iand adjoining city Of
ne hnpnu. suitable FOR rsctory ate or
i n;niir3 s 'i"ns line. al property. J dcs;ir..
further particular. address G. Gordon.
Ilr0Nn .n t.ast Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Nv.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

.,srns .-S..'U acknowledgements o,a,.v..
seRN#..o hs".es MOI guaranteed. For tus
Suut. DhiiJ. O.3O a. Al. iocui: iU:Jd y. M.
eApicss. p.ti1r outlet cur; u l.. NJ. express
.l.lJ /. Al. express, sleeping car opun 800
-, Nj; 3:Vv l.. Al..- ioCAi. for Nelsriliv, Chase
City anu bniiuic LATINA sprngs--week days
York River Line-6:iU n. NJ. Steane.
Ir.In. except Suhuay. CONNECTING for I.altI.
,uufS ti'ari'r carr. 1888 \. A. anu 81. r.
II. ua,!y, local.
7:V" ~ NJ ana $500 Il. NJ. s,aV T.. 81. ). ~
T.. NJ" daily; S:46 A, NJ. except Sunuay
Gay; $40 a. NJ. and GAS l.. al, daily.
Uihcsr s0f Il. MAJ s.. Phone Mauison 20.
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RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-liAlL LINE TO NORFOLK.
r1i eaS Mon pyfd street station. Kichmond
'a;oS +. NJ. 1900 i. n. NV A. A.
sIoli tfNCaBuRG AND THE WEST:
y. NJ Local to crewe. 1855 +. ii. '
arrive Michmond from NorfoIk: .It:;s
a. NJ. 1856 L. NJ. $500 p. NJ, sil:sO p NJ
from the west: '6:l6 A. NJ, .s:3i A. Al;
NY L. ST. t.;io T.. Nj. 'G:i7 +. a.. $500
o, i,DalIy, Italy except Sunday tsunda,
W: B. BHvILr. W. G. s.1,Nnr,,
r. I. NJ. Roanoke. a. p. A. nnanot.
c. IL. BoSLEY. d. p. A.. Iuchmond Va
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uELr wANrED-,lale and Female

U. IS GONERNMENT wants clerks. 800
in"h'n. richmond examinations coming
soon. Sample uucrtions free. Franklin In
sututc Drsa y. Rochester. s.. Y.
WANTED. bOokkerper. either mule or f--
male via" has Knowledge OF books but
no practical experience necessary State
ssAAihry S%nccteh In first letter. l. SGG. care
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
by, L. b. CHAEFIN IL Co, INC,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Main and Twelfth Streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
y NICE LITTLE FARM OF FIVE
ACRES ON TIE NINE MILE ROAD.
w 7 II DWELLING CONTAINING
FIVE ROOMS AND OTHER I'M
PROVEMENTS THEREON.
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DEATHS

BEhILEY Died, october is Mrs BET
>, III. :. BEAILEI. aunt 81 Mrs ". j..
bsazicy, Az .sorth LonbaTd:.
tuncrni notice later.
SMITH Died. her home .igO htuai,
Avenue. MuUUar. October ~. at 80
o'clock. MES. .iG%ES LACY SAITH y.iie
eI%ty. five ears.
Funeral frpu Second Presbyterian church
WEEDS fSENT .NF'r1J.RSDDN ~ 30
. ,- tiyy'. .!ment IN lioIIyMooG.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DIR. l.. L. RAvIIORN.
nnfn,n,,,.y Is,o

AWNINGs.- Savings taken down and
stored away. Phone Madison Else. w III.
Mosely & Co. Inc. I'll North Flrst street.
Specialist In ootoine,r t.o The Eye.
'iai East broad.
If YOU have eye strain and have never
experienced real comfort and satisfac-
ton IN neuroci,y nnd improved physical
condition from the uEc or glasses or ,licte-
tcs. you can feel assured of this comfort
ami satisfaction through DR.. Rayhorn' =
method. OF treating the ncrvonuscular me-
chaniiin OF the eyes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
MEhr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

fOUNG man would like to take dancing
lessons private. Stutc price and whcI
,nn give first lesson. 6i2. car. Times
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FOR SALE

TWO comparatively new brick dwell
imeS on floyd Avenue. near Lombardy
street. Good renters Owner non
resident and anxious TO sell.
SUTTON & co.
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ROOMS Tiin BOARD.
WANTED-iiuom G.

WANTED, by young married couple steam
heated furnished room electrically light
ell i'll p.tNat" family, with without
hoaTu. Aus; o- centrally located. Refer
rnces exchanged. ". W. Strand Th-atcr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

WANTED = neat appearing young men
10 canvass III Richmond. Good nyoposition
IN workcr;t. Call between and y. NJ
H. w Bruscl. 81 Lyric Building,
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Mr. GrOcerynnan,

,RE you one OF the many who took ad.:
vantage Of special prices M advertised? IL
,ot you arc the loser We have some new
,tun to offer you at equal low PRICES Sec
~ at Segai Iohbina and Fixture Company.
South Eo.rtccuth street,
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For Rent

Large double warehouse Al north
east corner Of Cary and Eleventh
streets. Possession November LIST,
sI-T,rnN c. "a,
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HELP WANTED-Fcmale.


THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TrEi;l.EpIi0NE C3MrA%Y OF VIRGINIA
MXnRlisD. nETWEEN THE AGES Of i
ING FREQUENT INCREASES THERE-
AFTER. ENCEI.IENr CiIANCES rtsIi .AD-
VANCEMENr. APPLY IN PERSON. MISS
BOi.TZ. 100 EAST GRACE STREET.
ROOM, 90.
WAN'f5sID. white cook for family or =.
Good .oinc and good pay. Apply :2o7 Mon
umcnt Avenue. second apartment, between
and y. NJ
LADY representatives wanted everywhere:
Of Child Welfare Maan1ine. estahl!Yhed u
wears. Experience unnecessary. Chilurcn's
Charities. lIcmrst Bldg. Chicago.
WAITED mGn' G%,GrSd Ea iyI for house
WANTED. competent housekcepcr. Only
those experienced In institutional work
need apply. Lewis Gale Hospital, Roanoke.
WANTED cashiers for hotel. Hours
$50 A. NJ. to L.:30 J.. NJ: or TO r.. ".
on 10 midnight; long day. Short day. i2;3e
per month. Apply TO SJ3. caro- Ttmss.
ability etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

t.ROcKERY packers-A large local CON
Germ requires the services OF several OK.
With references. etc. al. care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LINE. earnest agent wanted la every Nir-
Einia ;.s.I taroiira town To sell 1Cciucnt
and health Insurance covering every Injury
ana iilncs.) ON popular monthly payment
plan. Cash comD"nSa ton and liberal re-
ncv ais. Johnrou Adams, southeastern
MANAGER. Washington. d. e.
=, rsi;HpiHn s,oIH statesmen Tor virginia.
ability to promote the sale vi their cn,,it "a /
stock. ATTRACTIVE proposition to hustiers
George e. HDhgIn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

NOTICE 1T. APPLICATION FOR l!cENSEi::
NOTICE: Is hereby given. that In CONFORMITY
Win the provision OF AN act Of the Gen
crai Assembly oi Virginia. approyei March
sia :3:-.2n; The mnderslgnsd MIL Il, ., on
~ 10 o'clock 4 II. ~ that day. applv to
the iIus,imss Court ~ the ely "1 iiicn
stare and use pure fruit. ethyl ana grain
nicohoI as provided in the said act ot
sMfpi,;AI. COLLEGE or yInGINlA.
Secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17
COLD DAY
EDITORIAL

LEIiE is II page of mid winter suggestions for II
l / snowy day that is cold enough and that The
weather man SAYS. forecast u night aud Il day To-
morrow even colder.
Here are merchants who are ready and alive 10
your needs men who have planned far ahead aud
invested extensively in order Ia hc prepared tor
your every need on just such % day as this.
u is The merchant who l. ready who can make
right prices. II is the merchant who has foresight
who can always deliver The Goods YOU want when
Won want them. That is the reason every advertise
mcnl on This page today Is a representative and Il
vigorous salesman Tor u livr Albuquerque business
house.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
ENGINEERS ENTERTAIN
STUDENTS AND FACULTY
OF STATE COLLEGE

SPECIAL coesesPosoEMcs TO MORNING JOURNAL
state College, n NJ, March "a
The students and faculty were the
guests Of the college Engineers club
AT their meeting in Hadley hail, wed
nesday evening Prof r. w. Goddard
presented the Electrical Education
Of Mr. and Mrs. Thrifty moving
picture sent out by the Westinghouse
Electric company for educational
purposes. A very large crowd Of both
students and faculty attended the
show
Fay A. Wagner, IL, addressed the
members Of the Agricultural club al
its weekly meeting on Wednesday
evening, choosing at his subject An
ti-toSsns" Following the meeting Of
the farmers they adjourned to Had
ley han. where they witnessed the
moving picture as the guests Of tho
engineers
II e. Forester. formerly a student
in the Oklahoma 4 and NJ, college.
saltwater Okla, hats matricuiated at
the state college as a special student
in agriculture. His home is in STRAIT
ford. Okla
The Immigrant Kub. a student
at the state college, will
entertain its friends at an informal
dance in the gymnasium this even
ing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
MONTES IS FOUND
GUILTY Of FIRST
DECREE MURDER
Record for Speedy Trial of
Capital Cases Broken mi
Grant County Court Two
HangingS Now Probable,
srsel.l eesssssonosses 70 nosnns loosn.O

SPECIAL eossEsponoEHeE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Silver City, r. NJ. March FL
Breaking records in the quick trial Of
cases, more particularly murder cases
seems to be the rule instead of the
exception. at the present term Of the
district court for Grant county.
Early in the week a record was
made in the Lucius G. Hightower
murder trial. when the defendant was
tried and found guilty OF murder in
the first degree for the killing Of his
wife, the case being concluded in less
than forty-eight hours.
However, the record in the High
tower case was broken Wednesday
when Pedro Monies. a Mexican youth,
charged with the murder Of his sweet
heart Rufina Nillanueva, by shooting
her 70 death on the street here. ian
nary Z, this year, was also found gull
" of murder in the first degree. The
Monies case began Wednesday morn
ing. A special venire Of talesmen
was necessary to complete the jury,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
REA NAMED HEAD OF
COLLEGE Y. M. c. A.

'ssrciAt coFsrsroHorHce TO noRHiNs jousNAtl
state College, \. NJ. March 2i.--
casper G.. l}ca. "A member of the class
Of l9l1 and member of the intercol-
legiatc debating team. was unan-
mously elected to the presidency Of
Tie Noung Mems Christian assoeia-
ton at It's annual election Of officers
Tuesday evening Clcavc lIumble.
also of the junior class, was chosen to
the vice presidency. Joe Quesen-
berry. rs. and Burton Fite, Ia, were
selected as recording secretary and
rpasurer respectively. The nominal
ions were made hy the nominating
committee of the association and the
slate as prepared by them went
through on unanimous votes The
eloction was without any friction
whatever. the voters taking the COM
lnitteo's choices as the best suited fer
the four positions The newly elect
ed officers will assume their duties
on May J., 70 serve until May of 1al Z.
The cabinet members win also he ap-
0lnted To assume their offices at the
same time
Prof. Hiram lladley the pioneer
educator of the state of New Mexico,
delivered very interesting and APP
preclated address on the value of
Bible study. immediately preceding
the meeting. Professor tladley enum-
Grated the stories Of many Of the
strong men Of the Rble, ana showed
wherein it is essential that the edu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
Why Tolerate Catarrh?

You have noticed, no doubt, that any
cold aggravates nasal catarrh, and the
flow Of mucous amazes you that such
Objectionable matter could find lodg
ment in your head. To ignore this
catarrh when the cold subsidies is
wrong because it continues to slowly
Injure the delicate Innings of the nasal
passages and clog them up.
To correct catarrh, cleanse the nos
trils frequently with solution of warm
water and salt, insert vaseline on re-
firing, and take a spoonful of SCOTS
Emulsion after meals for one month.
SCOTS acts through the blood to feed
the tissues, and contains soothing
gycerine to check the inflammation
and heal the sensitive membranes.
SCOTS is pleasant 10 take.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ. l5-a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25

Bessie Eyton plays princess Of a
mythical kingdom. "a Strange All
venture" in which production She is
co-star with Jack Pickford and will
weal two gowns which are sure Ia
set feminine hearts aflutter The
first is Of silver net shirred over a
foundation Of cloth Of silver with a
bodice composed entirely Of rhine
stones and pearls set in an intricate
oriental pattern: Il cloud of silver
tulle is draped about the shoulders
and Miss Eyton has christened il
.Shimmerine Mist
The other is of fine black net en-
hroidered in blue and green sequins,
over foundation OF cloth Of gold.
The ends of 200 peacock feathers
are used as a fringe six inches wide
about the bottom, and tunic Of pea
cock feathers hangs from the waist
line, forming an over drape which
is oddly effective. The short bodice
is of blue and green sequins, the
sleeves are Of the embroidered net
and a quaint train OF peacock blue
velvet is draped from the shoulders
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
LATIN AMERICANS
JUS LOVE ACTION.

South and Latin America love ac-
ton more intensely than any other
parts Of the world The William
Fox offices have received several
thousand requests from the southern
countries for photographs showing
Art Jarvis, the daring rider leap Off
the cliff on horseback. which was one
Of the thrilling moments in the Fox
Carmen picture
These requests for photographs
come in every instance from action
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25

the flower decked South Carolina vii
lage Of ante-belum days. the place
where the blacks We're light-heafted
and care-free, even under the bonds
OF slavery--turns back to the town
that by war has been left half in
ruins the streets grass-groWn, the
stately mansions of the old days tot
tering and crumbling: to a town
where those once wealthy are now in
direst poverry-where the "black is as
good as the white man as was the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25

slogan OF the northern man Of the
Lynch and Stoneman type.
Women are menaced by the black
minions Of the northern whites, or
are attacked, whites are driven from
the streets, menaced by the colored
troops or assa ulted. Homes are in
yaded. Justice is forgotten thing
The land knows no law but that con-
eeived by the race then in control
Then-the chivalry Of the whites is
given new life. The Ku Klux Khan
is formed. These riders Of the night.
in ghostly white, rally by dozens, by
scores, and hundreds and thousands
They ride like the wind. They strike
without even the warning the rattle
SNAKE gives, but are far more deadly.
This all, wonderful, soul-strring,
breath-takng as it is, is but another
Of the innumerable dramas within
dramas of which THE Birth of Ma
ton" consists
This glorious spectacle is to be
given here in its entirety. with it's ac-
companying symphony orchestra, its
effect paraphernalia and its trained
mechanicians for that purpose and is
to be put on here in the same fash
ion down to the smallest detail that
amazed New York and the other cit
les The Birth of a Nation Will be
shown for eight days at the Crystal,
starting Sunday matinee, April ..
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