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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
EVENING LEDGER FILM
IN DEVELOPERS HANDS
All but go of 1000 Feet of phil
and Delphine" Near
Completion

All but so Of the 1000 feet Of fIm show
ing Phil and Delphine." the EVENING
LEDoEh's all-Philadslphia phutoplay, which
was ilmed at the Luhu studio and on the
principal streets last week IL being de-
veloped today at the New York studio OF
the Metro company. which made the pic
ture The remaining sixty feet ot the play
VIII he photographed today by Jack Fraw-
ley the camera man from place ou the
roof OF the Masonic Temple rhts last
scene Is the one that opens the picture
II shows "fadeaway" panorama Of
Philadelphia. beginning with small circle
ana sweeping over the city roofs to the
north. east. south and west, closing down
again as the camera shutter comes to-
gether In New York today experts or
the Metro Company are passing the aim
through developer 400 feet at q time by
means Of reels slung on each side ~ the
developing tank. When the entire mega
tive Is developed Il will he cut. the tit.es
and subtitles inserted and the whole pasted
up to form the completed photoplay
Few members Of the cast. who were
chosen last Iuly by the votes of their friends
from among Philadelphia residents were
able to piece together the story Of the play
they appeared In unless they had read the
scenario. because OF the practice Of dlreC-
tors Of making the scenes without regard
to sequence. Some of the last scenes were
taken during the beginning OF the filming
and the street scenes. made Saturday. are
among the first IN the completed phOtOplay.
Director Lowell II. Stark. w, X. Hedwig.
and Frank Hemra, who produced phil and
Delphiue, expect to finish the cutting, past
ing and assembling by the end ot the week.
II is probable that the flm will be brought
back 10 Philadelphia next Monday for
prIyate showing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

WILSON and hlarssret Thompson second hah
of week. Others
VtCroRIA--"Americnn Aristocracy." with
nouslaa Fairbanks. hrHt half OF week. ..Fhe
WaEtr." with Emily stevens. latter haf 81
week Keystone comedies and othvrs AL
week.
FAt.ACE-"The Soul of Kura-san," with
Sesgue Hayakawe Trust ook and Myrtle
Stedman. all week. others
RE0EN1--"An Mem" with Robert Warwick
Molilo kins sud 0erde Holmes nrst half ot
week The WAGER" with Emily stevens.
latter half ~ week. Others.
EGMONT---" Bought and Paid For" With
Alice Hredy. an week The World star VIII
be present IN person tonieht and VIII sins
several songs.
AHA MHRA--"Isss Than the Dust" Mlth
Mary Pickford, nrst half OF week "The
Heir TO the Hoorph." with Anita kiug and
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH. Nat c. Goodwin; Bestrlce Hetford
THE uarden " Love musical comedy
Charlie AheNrn's cycling comedy company.
Una clayton ~ 'a,S!usion H. CSTtmeil end
dow Regal and Bender: Eadie and Rsmsden!
pictorial news.
GIORF-"The New Leader. THE Lingerie
shop Daniels aud Walters The Mysterious
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
Theatrical Baedeker

EhrESe; f6s MssE".ii lGiaE'!fT EtsIaG sSIIaaG, G
Players; with stage direction BY ReuiRh r.
Jay. opening tonighl
nsyos sssy WWsSl T ros M"ryJS SS''F FhuTs{aS Esl@s
Han and scott Welsh Comedy, with music
sroGs Gy msop"I kern sSdngE MSr[E smith and
uG@H6 H6"'Ths tS mSrp Of T"i.F tie" with raur.tt.
husband. J Hartley Manners. author OF Peg
o. Ny Heart IN which nrtrrsS and author
doTsrd by Drama ieas,is !" '"e'' "''S' IN
GHRKiG.K .'%PotHfh aud Perlmutter. In so-
Gissss aud ,Roi cooper MesfIs.s sSSuei TS 10
Potash aud Perlmuttcr" Amusing but
FoRREsT FSlI... psfiSs'GsToT MiSs fsS tro
Bernard Granville viii Rogers and a Gis
the famous froth and frivol Institution. iieau-
ADET.PlIl =" Experience" with Ernest Glcudin.
humunness than Eraced ''Eyerywomar,' -
There large cast, GlendlnnlnE acts
At POPULAR PRICES
EInia Duncan, ". G. HcrmSn'H play. pointing
out how dinlCult II Is for a woman 10 reform
produced BY llalton Powell
STOCK
KNGCtERnoCkER, Merely Mary Ann" with
HHngwill piece cOinuldent with resumption ur
season OF stock.
FEATURE FILMS
TASt.EY--"MIss GEORGE washinEton," with
Marguerite clark. nrst half OF week. Tho
lace Reid latter half OF week Travel pie
lures. news nms, comedies and sducationals
all week.
ARCAprA-Thr DEVILS Double" with winDam
4 Hart. nrst half 9f week "The Hon
Orable AIE." with Charles Ray. Marjorie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

VIM Bsstfies lambert The Futnitrgs
MuveIa'-i Chafity ftiieYi kttrtcuc Ifit tflt
gsrdnefs aNa the jules levy family.
GRAND ecaighbors't. Montfoae and Aflenf
Cycling NfcNutts. vsnlfa Conid Ia ir1rerron-
atons; Col Diamond and eranddaheAterf
Tabor and Green. others
CROSS KEYs--'sTne Miracle; Oricntai4
Opcratic Company; Ford ard Gordon; Chiek
.een's ponies, TIsi half "A week: ifmnirs
son and COMPANY. June Dixon and rngdela;
DAYTON family, and Olsen and Mort latter
half of week
WILLIAM pENN-Almont pumoud and poes
'fionE konE Mysteries't Waiter and Heuryi
Rogcrs. Curzsn and Rogers and ''seme
where In France" photoplay, first hall 0f
week. "Rubeyle' jim and Marian Bar-
aud Giris' and "a Corner in colieens."
photoplay. latter half of week.
BURLEsoUE
TROCADERO-"Thc Mischief Mekets." with
Amber All ard Dolly webb The feature qt
tttnky uula Girls
M1NsTREts
pt-NlONr' S-"Payiur Election Bets." THE
Ihimea of Normandy" tburieHauel and other
trayesties by the local blackface artists
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
FIRE DAMAGES 25 AUTOS
Overheated Engine Believed Cause of
100000 Garage Blaze

The overheated motor OF an automobile
Is believed to have been responsible for the
destruction or damage or twenty-five auto
mobiles belonging To residents OF Olney and
vicinity last night In fire which swept
through the Tabor Garage owned by John
Trainer, at 542 West Olney avenue. The
aggregate loss will amount TO s20, 900. Sew
eral gasoline explosions marked the brief
life OF the blaze
Quick work on the part OF bystanders
yesterday IN taking several automobiles
from "A blazing garage in the rear OF .452
Bryn Mawr avenue, owned by Henry T..
WOodman, kept the damage down TO $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
W ATER MAIN REPAIRED
Service Restored in Eastern Ssrtior %
City-Twenty Men Fix
the Damage

ue section OF water main which caused
temporary water famine I'm The .ss,a.
part or Philadelphia. was repaired tod, =
"t "heatsheaf lane and Jasper street
section or pipe twelve feet long and
TOT eight inches In diameter replaced the
- broken section After It had been properly
sumers. ~ ''"-
femuinE tho repairs householders were
supplied win water through an indirect
system. II required the work OF tw.ntv
men to repair the damage
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

Al the height Of a christening party
whieh was being conducted last night at
the home OF Peter DelclrlowsId who has n
store at No, 1900 East Cambria street
someone turned In false alarm OF FIR. M
a box at Almond and Cambria streets
When the fire engines dashed lip to the door
there was great excitement among the
guests, but no one was hurt in the scramble
to escape
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
PHILADELPHIA SHIP ARRIVES
Carolyn, of South American Line. at
Buenos Aires

United Press Special south american S,,,,ic.
BtENOS AIRES Nov. eO.-The American
steamship Carolyn, from Philadelphia. ar.
rived here today, She II the first vessel OF
new shipping hrm establishing direct
steamship communication between Nnrtb
and south America to arrive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
MARYLAND Rector Dies in Church

EASToN. Nd, Nov 2O.-The Rev, Words
worth Y. Bsaven. sixty.seven years old. rec
tor OF All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church. at Longwood Talbot County fell
dead from heart trouble yesterday as he
was preparing 20 hold services.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

HASTINGS, MINI, Nov 2O-Five boys,
Allen Gillett. eight years old Lyle Lorentz.
eight Edward Wyss. ten; his brother Les
ter. seven, and Gordon Fisher, eleven. were
drowned in a slough a short distance from
here Apparently the boys walked out on
the ice and broke through.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
WeaIthy HagerstoMn Man nles

HAGERSTowN Md, Nov 2O-Charles
S. Lane. sNty.elght. one OF HageTstown's
weslthiest citizens, is dead here He is sur
Vived by his widow, who Is a daughter Of
the Rev. A. n McGill. Princeton Theological
Seminary and three sons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
4 FRESH FRUITS
VEGETABLES

There was u fair demand for desirable stock
k1d values generally ruled steady. Quotations
Il thi!s ss potatoes per hpsh. sh.--Pennsylv9na choice.
Ht3gl.75: New York choge, Sl.55I |. 90.
ahie potatoes, Jersey, per basket soc II 81
s.sst potatoes, Eastern Shore per bol No. /,
lzgOg2,1o; No; 81 5Og2, Sweet potatoes,
sEssi potatoes. Jersey, per basEet---No. /, $50
Va 10 ,aa9g6 SOC ONIONS. ger lOO'lb 6as--
penlsh, peE ton. sI5 d so: do. domestic. per ton,
90 SS!t1Ss' SsttS H5TEinlA I per basket! SsS
sll9s. Florida, per basket 81 5oS$, Esgpisnt.
llorida, per box, y2,2Dp9, Peppers. Florida
4, eorh 32.2b@2.75, Squash, Florida, per boz,
llIoea'2S. Peas. Florida. per basket. 3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

~, msTEst. due to IIEht receipts and fair
insna Folowns ,sr are '9% aoI SIo'sSnI sssoIs,
n Trs ,0iIipi y 4is extra arsi. 4.c nrsts sgu ~
s,cends, ,e5 ssVSs" ~ sscotIdS air; nearby prints
s,ney dc: average extra. l4n+jc; hrsts i3c
issgnds 80 gtie special fancy brands OF prints
iegsnSss iegssenSssThs limited receipts Of nue fresh eggs
v,rS fSy Kept we'll cleaned up ard prlces wer' 36c
sssrey extra 4Sc per doa nearby hrsts. SIS "0
RS oo psr case; western extra. lse per dos.
,sstsS 6Tsts. yia 90 per case nrsts $3.50 per
G TsfTSTSFp.Pr Is ps ssss cSrds sG SO per
ssniisd eEEs jobblng nt n3W6ic. per doE. 49,.
.ssines and q fair dtmNnl QnetUton- foi.
Slsh,r Do, do. fair 10 good, 2ip2t'ac: do, purt
'-'''' " - POULTRY
LWE7onerlngs were proterHte and ,,,.. ys,lnss
lyeisee TS roosers SS' i5tlic spring chickens as.
:safaps aa z to quail aaa iSgfS dSaEs IS I"ST@f
~ i6S iss turkeys 2Sg az a. geese: ihg &C..
.DkEssED-There was fair dcmgnd for
rrd higher under light Orrrings, Quotations:
sSrSy UsaIS5 5SG RSs'' urE %Ssryy
nsuiern. 2a@ Sgc: do, fair 90 good. 2hB2sc;, DO
.SSs scSsee. siiie; do. do weighing / lbs apiece,
s..a S NsEna lSa spqce al D' GfiE oW, g 'R
t5lg. ice.packed, dry-Cicked, weighing "a a .
ia and over Apiece. 2ic do weighing / lbs
aplecs. 2Oc smaller sizes. iGQlSC, Old fousters,
afy-plcked, l6c. Roasting chickens, western,
seghinE lbs; and over per pair, 2lc; do, do.
weshlng 0 OF lbs per pair, 29r Broing chick.
9sc Chickens. weighing AQ5'g lbs, per pair.
sls. Do mixed sizes. II q 22c; broilcrs. Jersey.
fancy. s09S2c; do. other nearby, weighing ~ "
ihe apiece, 2S q 3uc; do, nearby. smaller sizes.
23fsle. Ducks, nearby, spring. 2a@2lc: do,
western, 2pg"2c. squads per oa.--White,
wtirhing II 10 L. lbs per doz,: sG.T5Q9. white,
vdfhne . To 10 los, per dog, 81 So q $50;
white, Hsighirg lbs. per dos. sim mI.85; white,
vslfalns 7 l5s. per doE. Ss buF3.I5; white,
Esoss9o: small iY1 and ID No. : G0r a si.as. -
affg Ss1s FRESH FRUITS ''-'
The general market ruled steady under mod
sfaie offerings and fair demand, Quotations
Aftles. yer bbl Jonathan, {4bnHb: York I'm.
R,rlal t5eI ben Davis. s2.5Oq9: fair to good.
tsegsNO. Bnldwiu, SO. ! 50 sac do, pu,
iqa uagr5ded, 81. .5OTa.hO; Kings, No /, s4db:
" upgraded, s.. 80 fpS, So stayInen. No. /.
f13Q6p; do. uugradsd S..bOma, 80; wlnesap,
No !, HOS: do, ungraled, ~ 81 q ., 80. Apples,
n9rthwssterni per box. 81 .hOU9 90. Lemons
box ,i+,9S', o5anges tEloETIlda:, Psr GTate-
tgrrles. Cape Cod. rer bbl. So 5WG. 80; do, do
~ crate, 81 a. 40, do. Jersey, dark, per crate
ls024O; do, do. light. per crate, 81 .50q2
f5O6s sheldon, 81 500 Z Pcars. KdIfsTs,. ~ ~
ed,, s2p3. Grapes, New York, per Alb.
es.sssi-C,eneoEd l2g l5sg NiasHra t2alog
s58S5e; Niagara 90 q s5e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
PROVISIONS
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

m, market was quiet and unchanged Re,
e,s,s list prices: Extra nne sranulatcd. 7,5Up
teH powdered. 7GO8T.T0cy cOutectioners' A
kt5G I soc; soft grades. 0T5pT.S5c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

r receipts. 81 CAS- bushels. The mar.
,.IS5 asm under moderate oiIerlnss and a
y. t..,.nd Quotations; Car lots. IN export
- - red. spot st.s26t.s5; No ?
..s, r.d 81 s0at.s So; steamer No. ? red.
@aJst; 40. ? red si.Isaisi relected 4.
ss8i.TT. rejected b 'i,IO0iTS.
tr,,ous- Receipts. 1000 bushels. There was
,.,slnr but onerInrs were nsht and
NV. ,rIsd Arm Quotations. car lots Tor
,.As as to locatlon-Old western No ,
- "a ooat2i. old western steamer yellow
Fi..s, 80, old western so. 3 yellow Sll5a
~ sl5 western No. yellow sttsIt1a.
~ t,rs-.Receip,s iOi.7pg bushels. The mar.
rad wns 9uTIJ TIJ,rj SSbits Gats u I9c- 30
ts.S' titl b 02c No. white. bo9die; sample
s.ls ~ ~ -saRscepts 07s bbis and is3 $50 lbs
s fLovso. Demand was naht and values were
sss IssS IssaSS &sn.s. SG ..'ss sisar IS s5iJ6 ~ q
~. isSOdST6. do, Rtfalsn', cotton sacks,
oseis do p"'sas Ss,r i $3.50 &c. tsiSg ustsn9
Aieta9 Is, DO fayoriie brands. SlOQ 10 p. city
i ,,t .nois,e ana srsdsS tdfn Ewin'sr SIs,r tiasiO.
Ell,, ,.,rslsSt, IS 5ogs.oS do. patent. s. oa,a.
IL N poo so per bbl.. rs go quality.
5 PROVISIONS
~ mana mstd Foio%ine are the uuotS.
hss h. Sity bsss In sets. smoked snd afr rdried
tt ,s. VS. snd tenders sntoked and air dried. sSe.
.,,,ln bssf hnuckles aud tenders sI0ked. ase;
~ hsms. i2sQSo; WORK, ismy $40 1Qa9ii
~. 4 ~ cured. loose 10 ~ iulSc e. DO. skinned
49, 9os3s0B c. DO. do, smoked. 2iaclnc
lissr hams smoked. city cured as TO brand and
~. ..s,.ss iptgc; hams smoked. western cured
sMet a. boiled boneiess. 3fr3 picnic shoulders
E"g' cured loose. itisc' do. smoked -'bc:
s,lliss in pickle, according TO- average. loose,
trtt I'll breakfaHt bacon. as 20 brand aud aver
-. eity cured 22c, breakfast bacon western
.cr,t 2ge. lard. western. refined, ttsr lb'5 =.
- "a do' tubs 1871 lard, pure city, kettle
..o,ssrsd In trs.. isIs c. lard. pure city, Kettle
rendered in tubs. 1917
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20

IhOmas M-ighan. in
The Heir To HOorah
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-20
EVENING LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
SATURDAY

William =. Hart. in
The Dawn Maker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
FOR SALE-Iscai Estate

- - -
Ec!s sale. 1000. 900 fee, standing hard =
wood and pine timber Address hon
10. West Point. N2.
Si;N EE;\i. beautiful Horh Richmond
lo's. h:si locality. Special price "a
builders VIII consider good G.st OF
second mortgage notes ~ part pay
ncni II 2:1. cure Times DISPATCH.
FOR SAFE. on Monument Avenue. .n TIA.
city, Uic" lot, =" foot front, witI
sacrifice: need money. II 22r. care
Tines Rispa tCh
For sale. near Cuunrry Club. on West
hampton car Inc. nice lots on easy
terms. Address 23i. care Times
Dispatch.
ll5 Eas, Twelfth Street. rooms.
cl5 Eas, Twelfth Street. rooms.
2l7 Eas, Twelfth Street, rooms
If YOU want nice south Richmond
cott1S. home. SEE the owner llJ
East Twelfth stree, nhon. Randolph
G21i-J
49, acres near iiupeweii Va can SAB
divid. into about 1900 lots. .jXlUo.
which should sell for 500 ca.h Price.
$500 per acre. G 222. care Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
SHOES

CUT RATE SHOES
EMpJEE SHOE co. 5Oi West BIuad
Family shoes 81 rock bn:tom prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR sale. nice clean white paper, 50
wrapping anything requiring white
paper. such Il. bread. glassware. IaUn-
dry, etc. $i."5 per TOO pounds at the
oihc": also old papers ~ 80 cents per
~" pUunuS at this Office VIII not he
delivered. ca!i at Times Dispatch OF
nee. frs, floor
FOR sale. one set Of "Mulbach's His
tOriCa! toIuunC-s. - volumes. Chcap.
Also one set Of "HalE-iiourS W;th the
Best Authors . volumes Phone
Boulevard 23:S-.J.
ASK your dealer for Brauci's nvir inai
Sinithiicld sausage, one pound pach :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
Atlantic Coast Line

l.FtEGTINE JANUARY g. l9l6
TRAINS LEAVE EiCliMoND DAILY.
c:!S i. NJ. 1850 y. NJ. 1850 A NJ
fe- Norfolk: CHS a. NJ. 9pa y. Nj 500 p
Al. 'i:Gu 3. NJ, tI:I0 r. NJ.
For =. y y. lty, West; CTS \. A. $3.50
A: Nj. 3;e0 =. NJ. 81. Z. "
For p-t.:snhTs: l2rg i. Nj, jIS a. N
A:la 4. NJ. 900 ~ NJ. a.Uv ~ A. 8 ID
+. NJ. 1000 !, NJ. tt:!u l. NJ. h:a5 t. IL
s:a5 =. NJ. 3;.a L. NJ. 1850 y. NJ
ror G"!":born ANA rnN-ttuNIIi. .4:NO p NJ
Tor ii"rerell; 80 \. NJ. 'l:l5 y. Nj ~ IS
=. NJ, 9:t5 L. NJ
I'ains arrive itich,acnd daily: eco A. N.
900 a. NJ. s:l3 \. NJ. G:i5 ~. 81. s:a7
\. NJ. ll:lp y. Nj. - I" +. NJ. tl:iu T. NJ
hlI T. NJ. 6:3l l.. VI. 5:45 p NJ. 90
T. NJ. 1850 =. VI.
Except SUNDAY. Sunday opiy
Time or arrival and departure. and con-
HSct'",i- not guaranteed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

CARRIAGE plants. EARLY Jersey.
th:trlcsior Summer and Succession,
81 1000; - l-2c 100. II mailed. add
postage. Dealers. write FOR prices l..
j. Douglass. i'oN ~. Chesterfield. :. c.
OYSTERS LIS parcel lpost. prcpaih.
trial =. T. Wainwright. rurtsmoutn
WASTED shipments c;;2%. chickens.
dressed poultry and farm prourc,..
hiSh"Si inarH"t prices ana prulnpt re
turns {. Il. Wainwright. i'ort snioutG,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
FOR S.it.E-Ienir!c>

FOR wagons. go TO Richardson Eros
lilo Brook Avenue, PAINTING reuai...
ing anu rubber tire work. Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25

SALESMAN for Richmond and other
towns. either sex II up for ncw
established Fundamentally successful
article. Ladies of social position. in
crease income. Used in White House
down 10 simplest cottage, in government
bindings. public and private institu-
tons. Wide Held. Give phone. Nd
dress "lj, cay" Times Dispatch
WANTED. several Young men and
ladies %; good address outdoor
work. 80 10 ;" per day easily made
permanent. Gail after % y VI, Guer-
rant Hotel. ASK for Mr. FAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

I'M. IouisVillc & West, .3:O0 D. .Il:OJ n
Main Line. Local IS A. !: D. ts;li n
james Ei.r LIN -iu:60 A. -s:Is n
y News, xix. old ~. - a.. -. m ~ ~
Ncw port News. Local ~. a. 500 n
trains arrive from Nix. I'll 80 H. ,2:;J H.
$50 r, y. News. $3.50 sea p. From
Nest, $50 A.. 'j:4c D. ts:9 a. tl:lu n.
200 o. daily from Cnii ioitasNtile except
sunday from Thurmond. Jas H!vcr. ts:3,
-. -':!U J.. DAILY. rEXcept SUNDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

49,
WANTED. live young man. ~ take
charge established Washington busi =
ness for New York and Boston concern,
well established specially. Splendid
opportunitN for young man with some
selling ability experience not neces-
sarE.) 200 TO S20c required Also
want young man for Hichnond agency
now being established. Address !. in2,
care Times Dispatch
ORNAMENTAL. iron and structural
IRON or steel works: graduate civil and
mcchanical engineer. Can take iinar-
"ial in;srcs, and devote all my time
lag and contracting building PRODUCTS
bridges and reinforcing steel: conpc-
;'nt designer and estimator. Addresu
!. ioi. care Times Dispatch.
f'o Sion sale half hnlf in,erest in my barber
partner. Seitz. Twelfth and Main.
FOR sale. nnmufacturimX business
"roduc, ~ which has been nationally
advertised. For full particulars aa-
dress Bo% az.
DRUG store for sale. This includes
prescription case. fans, carbonatur and
i'ou.in soda fountain. 1t 10 not q.
h"nkfuptcE sale, mt * caused by hay
ing I" Sty" un store" ana cannot Sc
person starting III business. Address
/. ~! car" Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. 1862 Icrcs near i"pew"ll. Va
'"n Subdivide into about i.Gou OTIS
2"% OF" which should sell for s2O0 each
irir" $50" pc: acre. 222. care Times
Dispatch
FOR sale. lease for the hes, cigar and
soda fountain stand ia the Busiest
par, Of The Inai, street OF the booming
city OF Petersburg. rnjs il positively
business reasons for wanting TO Sell.
- River Street. Petersburg. Va.
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ENPEItI HATTERS.

MEMBEI; tin" Manhattan iiut
Works. .oi East Iiroad, rcuovators %
ladies' and gents hats. Madison 500.
UNITED HAT WORKS
EIcHMDED'S greatest hat makers
cleaning and r.*hapiug Of ladies' and
E,ntlemen'i hats. $40 North Fifth
Street Randolph ca.
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS.
Richmond. VA, Jan. II, 1916.
THE annual meeting of the stock hold
ers OF the Life Insurance Company
of Virginia Will be held at the home
office OF the company, corner Capitol
and Tenth Streets, Richmond, Va,
WEDNESDAY, January &c, 1916, at {
O'Clock +. NJ. for the purpose of elect
ING directors of said company for the
ensuing year and for the transaction
of such other business as may prop
crly come before said meeting
A CARLTON Nick ENNEY.
Secretary
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Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

ONLY Al.i.kAlI. LINE TO NOREOIE
schedule In effect january 8, 1915
Leave Ryrd street. station. Richmond. FOR
NokfcIk. 'G.i5 y. NJ. 'Y:9o a. NJ. % NO r.
NJ 800 +. NJ.
- 10 \. NJ. '?:50 A. NJ. $500 u. NJ. .g:a5
+. VI. Local To Crcwc. '6:3I - NJ.
Arrive Rcnmord frou Norfolk: .Il:to 4
n. '6;'o =. ~. .s:0O j. NJ. -il:n T.. NJ From
thA west: 'i:it =. NJ 1877 \. NJ. - ~ T. Al
-l:ic u. NJ. 's:E y. NJ. 900 i. Nj
Daily iDatv except sunuay. tSunaay
only.
W n HRvII.I. w c. SAUNDERS
4. Al, Roanoke g. +. A., Roa ioise.
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" f.. HENDERSON,.
Secretary Treasure,

'rhc annual rcrti,x Of the stock
holders o. ii. jefferson Realty Coz
poratt"u viii he held at the Jefferson
li"tcl isichn omd. Vi" FEBRUARY 9
iHlG. nj - "'clu"k.
%. l.. WEISIGE,E
ScurrttvV
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MEDICAL.
MEETINGS.

Richmond. Va Jan. ii. 1915.
TIE aunGI! meeting rf ,nH s:oClthold-
"rS q the y. y rayiIr Company viii
." Held ~ f:SbAl. January -. lnlG.
at o'Cloci; r. Nj. ~ tho office Of the
company, l0li East Mai1 Street. Eich :
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i,t:. ;u.ll. AND WOOD

1T pays TO buy where you know YOU
VIII get free burning and clean coal!
because IL lasts longer. Perfectly dry
easy TO split wood. kindi:ng. oak aud
pine slabs. cheapest TO start Are and
cook quick meal. +. Il. Long 1895
West EroaG.
BEST Pennsylvania white ash anthro
cite. stove. nut ana egg. ST.;u: .piiut
$3.50 New River lump, $5.75; New River
or PocahontSs nut. Sa: -un OF mine
S4.c5. w. II. Reams. .r7 North Seven :
ieenIh. Madison $3.50.
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rGELTHI AAn Binds.

FOR sale. Stereotyrers' mats. lSXo4:
flexible ana tough: just the thing 10
line chicken houses and ou:houscs: ST
per 100 pounds AZ the Office: 80 cents
extra for out-of-town orders Cor cart
ASc Address Times pisnatch.