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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY j. y. CARNEAL Il SON.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

Pursuant To a decree entered on tho
9th day OF September. 1913, in tho
ctiancery cause of Annie II. Sinoot ct
ais vs. BETTE l.. Smoot ct ais. pend
of Richmond, shall offer the follow
ing property for sale at public auction
on the premises on the
SIXTH DAY OF JULY. 1916.
at L. NJ.
the Clay street property. and the
stockton Street property at T.: ~
mond. Va, with IL two-story brick
dwelling thereon. known as No. 72i
West Clay street. beginning OH tho
feet l-2 inches east Of Gilmcr street:
thence in an castcrly direction along
the north line of Clay street - feet ;
inches to the corner of lot No. 722:
thence with line of said lot No. 722
north 81 feet: thence west ) feet .
inches: thence north ca feet inches
to an alley: thence, with said alley
west Is feet inches to line of lot
NO. I26. the property of William To-
Ter: thence with said line south %
feet Inches to Clay Street. the point
OF beginning.
II. a lot Of land in South Richmond.
Va. with two-story frame dwelling
thereon. known as No. 906 Stockton
street. beginning 100 feet from the
ton streets; thence along tho south
crn line Of Stockton Street 90 feet with
a depth between parallel lines of 80
feet
TERMS OF sale: Onc-third cash.
balance OF the purchase money on u
credit OF six and twelve months, tho
deferred payments to be evidenced by
rromissory notes OF the purchaser. with
interest added, and title to be retain
ed until all Of the purchase money is
paid and Il conveyance ordered by the
court. or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser.
c. W THROCK MORTON.
Special Commissioners
| certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special com
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18TH day
OF September. 1918.
TcStc-
CiIAS. O. SAVlLLE,
Clerk.
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BY SUTTON e. co. INC,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Attractive Home in
Battery Court
RICHMOND. VA.

In execution OF the terms of n decd
OF trust to the undersigned, dated Sep
page 4o2, in the clerks office OF tho
Circuit Court Of Henrico. being thereto
REQUIRED by the holder Of the notes Sc
cured, default having been made In the
Payment of five t5y OF said notes, we
Will, OIL
FRIDAY, july !. 1916,
ut $50 o'clock T.. NJ.
sell on the premises. the above real
estate. known as 6o1 Graham Road.
The said property fronts 60 feet on tho
south limo OF Graham Road, between
Virginia Avenue and Eorth Avenue,
and has a depth of J0l feet. The i'm
story dwelling with seven or eight
rooms, bath. hot and cold water.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs
OF executing this trust, Including Il
10 pay Il note for s27.5O. with Interest
from March 1916; Il note for s2T.50.
with interest from April /. 1916; - note
1915: "a note for $3.50. with interest
from June /. 1916; note for S27,5o.
wi sidh interest from July l., I91G: and
months. the first instailment falling
due August !, 1915, and Si0,,5 payable
denccd by notes of the purchaser Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the said real
estate. and tho residue In cash.
The said property Will be sold sub
Sutton. trustee, dated August IT. 1911.
recorded in y. b.. l9c-B. page i62, in
ne riSnks @IGe OF I'm The Grca court o"
$1,000. with interest thereon from the
nth day OF February. 1916. which prin-
cipal sum will fall due the 18th day
of August 1916.
HOWARD SUTTON,
JULIAN {. ANDERSON
Trustees.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD COM.
pANY


PANY.
once of the Treasurer.
Wilmington. n. c.. Juno %. 1915.
THE board OF directors OF Atlantic Coast
l.iEe Railroad Company has declared "a
dividend OF l-2 per cent on the common
capital stock OF that company. payable at
tho sofflcs OF the treasurer Wilmington. y.
C.. to such stockhoIders as shall bc regis
tered on tho books Of tho company on Mon
day. June 10. 1916. at o'clock l.. NJ.
JAMES +. POST. Treasurer.
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FOR RE%Y-Iionm.

FOR rent, parlors suitable for offices;
steam heat. electric light. hot and cold
water. Also attractive bedrooms. Amply
3:3 East Franklin Street. Phone Madison
1901.
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WANTED-HoIses

WANTED. TO buy small ponies thoroughly
broke. for children TO ride and drive
Apply Monday. Plowman'a Transfer Stable
is South Fifteenth Street
| WILL take good care OF a horse for hours
light work mornings. Madison 4i65 e. H
White. $40 North Thirty third Street
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS

In execution OF deed Of trust. dated
April "A. 1913. and recorded in the
clerks office of Richmond Chanccry
Court. y. d. 222-C, page III. dcfaul:
having been made in the payment OF
and being instructed to do, and
also under authority OF u decree of
the Chanccry Court Of the city OF
Richmond. entered on June Is, 1916. in
the suit OF Lille V. drummer. guardian.
etc. vs.. Margaret V. Powers and
others. | will sell by auction. on tho
premises. at tho risk and cost Of
Charles Z. Splitter. who purchased the
above described property on May /.
1916. and has failed to complete his
purchase, on
FRIDAY. JULY I. 1915.
at o'clock T. NJ,
the above mentioned property. The
building contains eight rooms, and is
under satisfactory rental.
The lot begins on the east side Of
First Street. $50 - feet north of
war,lIy and fronting on ike east line
Of First Street - feet, thence back
eastwardly between parallel lines 10
feet.
TERMS: Enough i'll cash to pay cost
Of sale. any taxes that may be due
and two notes. one for $4,000 and one
for sl00, with interest thereon, and
the residue at one and two years from
date Of sale, with interest added, and
secured By decd OF trust on tho prop
or'I. ,,,,,u ~ c,,,r,,
Trustee
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

china and wedding presents
packed and shipped with care. Jacob
Umlauf. Phone Madison 32sa.
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POULTRY AND Rims

FOX sale. Stereotypers' mets lsx3I; nexibie
and tough; just the thing to line chicken
houses and outhouses; S1.o0 per 100 pounds
at the oflce: % cents extra for out Of town
orders Tor carriage. Address Times Dis
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SHOE REPAIRING.
LET
A. HYMAN

BE your Shoe doctor IL years In the busi-
ness. only frst-class work. No d!sap-
continents Randolph 1853. $40 East
Broad Street.
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RHODE Island Red day-old chicks I0c
each; excellent stock. Shetland Poultry
Farm. civ.
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FOR SALE-Eehicles


FOR wagons. 60 to Richardson Bros. SIS
Brook Avenue. painting. requiring and
rubber tho work. Madison I467
vi: have several buggics. surroys and run
abouts damaged by water and smoke at
arG below cost to manufacturer. X. C.
Br!stou, - North Eighteenth Street
EVERYTHING reduced in price High
grade top buggies for $50 and UP. runa
bouts. Si5 and up. Several Surveys at cost
Wagons for every business top or open.
Easy forms. 4. Movers Sons 73l East Cary.
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DEATHS

Va. June %. 1915. WILLIAM ii. nun,
Faneral took place Juno Is. 1915. Il, his
hone. lnicfment iamiIy buryins ground.
FuLTcN.-pica sunday m"fning a, hia
nom" on TIA" williamsburg Road. .iolIS. d.
FULTON, aged cirhty-ciEh, years old.
Funeral from IA" homo TO DAY ~ {
O'Clock ln'ctmcut in oak'Nood Cemetery.
MALLORY Died. suddenly. saturday. July
!, az l.. NJ. a. tho Tcsidru"c Of la son.
John z. Mallory. aoG U'crt cIay street in
htr eight second Year IU"irS =. Iti.-
LcRY lie leaves 10 mourn their los three
SOM and one Gs"shter. Reginald L.. John
H. and Writ Mallory. and Mrs ". y. zach-
AIRY.
Funeral a, p VI. TO-DAY from tic
residence.
PoWEI.L-Dcd. July :. 1915. 80 Taylor
Street MISS MARY 6. POWELL. dEuIh-
ter OF {. H. and Willto < Powell, of ,;uoch-
land. Va. aged twcuty nine. Sa. died ia the
bright hopes OF an everlasting Immortality
TO dwell in that temple above not made 10y
hands. She wil! b. buried in tho cemetery
OF Grace Church S;oochIand Courthouse. on
MONDAY July 8 ut o'clock: services
In tn" church She Is survived by her par
0thina. Gooehand, Va and Mrs II. r:
Baker. Of 3i2 North Meadow street, and
Insny relatives IN Richmond and Go"chlsmd
10 mourn their loss Tier remains will leave
Richmond az 10 o'clock Monday morning.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OldD0mini0nI.ine

Lv. Richmond. IT OF Ash st. daily. 7:do p. r.
Leaves Newport News. .6:o0 A.. II.
Arrive Norfolk ...............6: $500 A -
Connections with main limo steamers Ieav-
Ing Norfolk for New York daily, except SUM-
day 700 p. 81. Connections also made By
!. & w; ny p. II. and c. 8 o. ~. at q
mont on signal. and mot by public can
veyancos-
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. Jamss Rsvss
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point Newpors
News and all Ja<les River landings, Mondsy.
Wednesday and Friday $500 A. n,
Freight received for all Jgmsa 3t~sf notnt$
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ir !.E-A1acnlncry.
-
l?5- HORSE power Corliss engine: IaS.horso
power BOILER; hrst-rlass condition; other
boilers ard engines ali sizes. J. Hluford
& Co.
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IN NEMORIAM.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST sable aud white COLI. puppy aged
months. Answer u Laddie Has cut
on RICH, front foot. Return to :lo2 West
Cary. call Madison ili. Reward
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EXPERT HATTERS.

New York Hat Cleaning Co.,
PANAMA hats cleaned and rAblocked at
reasonable prices. Workmanship Euaran
tecd. Mail orders attended. L. North
Eighth Street.
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By MARKLEY & WARREN.
Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A Magnificent Corner
Business Property In
Hopewell, Virginia

BY virtuo OF i certain deed of trust.
V Vat Aug"s. ~ l9iS and rscorded In
Circuit Court OF Prince George County,
Va. default having been made in the
p;tyment or portion of the debt Sc
uuircd by tho beneficiary so to do.
will. on
FRIDAY, JULY I. 1916,
at o'clock +. NJ,
on the premises, proceed to sell at pub
therein. viz. all those certain lots or
parcels of land. with the privileges and
appurtenanccs thereto belonging, lying.
CITY Point. and known. numbered and
~. forty eight (is), and forty.nine
(49l, In block 10. in West City Point
Addition" as shown on a plat made by
June 1sI5 Known n as west oe cisS
Point" recorded in ?. b, 3. page -.
in the aforesaid clerks office, and fur
Their described as follows:
Fronting il3;s feet along GawSon's
Street ON west, SIS. feet along an alley
on north, and 10 feet to tho point OF
beginning.
THIS is an excellent opportunity to
der city" 1t il located in tho heart
of the business section and In close
proximity to the Du Pont Plant. 1t Is
pay handsomely to buy and build on.
Don't fail TO attend this sale if YOU
want something good.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs OF sale and taxes to day of sale.
and note Of ss3S,35, past due and in
ever. to "a note OF SS33.3+ due August
% 1916, the purchaser to assume the
said note, with interest, from August
IS, 1915, and tho residue Mt twelve
months. secured by Il deed Of trust on
the said property.
J. T. CARNEAL.
Trustee.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Flats.

FOR rent for two or three months. to
party without children. furnished house,
apartment. North I.ombardy Street.
CnIl MANisnn 2NOi-J.
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CARPET CLEANING.

LET us clean and store your carpets and
ruga We guarantee them against mothA
W. Fred. Richardson. Inc. Coi-e0s West
Main Street. Randolph s4a.
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l1ELP WANTEI,-aInlc.

YOUNG men wanted railway mail clerks.
255 month. Samp. examination questions
free. Franklin Institute. Desk O. =. Koch-
ester, y. 7
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FOR spring chickens. eggs. vegetables
herbs. call Thompson's Farm, Randolph
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Rittmun0 Gimps- pisputrb
sIXTY-SINTH YEAR
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS.
IFlED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY. ono cent q word when paid In ad-
vance. No adj taken for less than 10 centA
SUNDAY, one and one half cents a word for
ali classified ada. except Situation Wanted
At one cent word. No sd. tnken for loss
than ID cents
NJ ADS. taken for leSs than rs cents whom
charged or phoned In Phoned orders not
.r,c: =. n
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WANTED-Board.

YOUNG man who is working nights desire.
room ana board. Can furnish references
State terms. Il ~. care Times Dispatch
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FOR SALE-Horses.

FOR SAIE-HOrSes.
FOR sale. II extra good seasoned mules:
right out OF the hardest kind of work:
weight from 1900 to 1900 pounds; Will work
single or double: they all in frst-class
condition.: II not represented Will give
YOU your money back Can be seen at work
et Crull Stable. ls-l6-IS South Tenth Street
FOR sale. horses and mules. right out Of
hard work at Plowmans Transfer Stables
IL South Fifteenth Streex.
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". FRED RICHARDSON. INC
Fireproof storage for household goods;
moving. packing. shipping. Don't wait
until September l. Let help you to
avoid the rush. We have reliable men, and
will guarantee our service. Randolph s43.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- -. - = 49, = : '--.-,~>.-
LUNCH ROOM

ECONOMICAL LUNCH ROOM
ATt Fourth and Franklin Streets. We serve
the very best food can be bought. Let
your next lunch be with us. Phone orders
given strict attention. Randolph 5I63. The
old Home of the Rosemary Library.
A SERIOUS QUESTION.
WHERE are you going to send YOUR boys
this summer? You do not certainly in
tend that they should sweter in the city,
while, for trinins expense, they may en-
JOY delightful brceZes. bathing. fishing,
lawn tennis and other summer sports at
Nrgnia's ideal spot--old Point Comfort
College, near Buckroo Beach. For partic
ularS, write to
BRO. ANTONINUS. DIRECTOR.
FORT MONROE. VA.
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Roland ark Building
Lot
For sale at sacrifice; 50xl35. OF Noble
Avenue. SO feet from car line
Address r. o. Box $50
FOR SALE-HuuSes

rooms and bath, hot and cold water.
gas and electric light: JUS, been put In
with some fruit: half sGuarc of car ear:
Price. 1000. l.. C. Wilkinson, 10 South
lIoOlCN Avenue. Richmond.
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.
STORAGE AND MOVING.

FOR sale. celery plants. slJ BatnbrIdC =.
street South Richmond
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DETECTIVES.

BURCH Private Detective Agency. home Of
nee. Park Building. Phone randolph 1864
Richmond, Va.
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WANTED-IseaI Estate

LIST your farms with J. A. Connolly & Co
write postal Cor necessary blanks
WANTED. city farm property in eX-
change for profitable manufacturing
business. Value. $4,000. II property IL
worth more Will pay balance in cash. Box
20. Station A.
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MAN, with executive ability. wants post ton,
not particular; what YOU offer: ref
crence former connection. ID %. care Times
Dispatch.
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WANTED. al once registered assistant drug
Eis'. Stat" and "a larry expected. r.
~. cara Times II, ,atch
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SITUATION waNrED-,Iale.

DRUGGIST, registered assistant. desires to
mako change. years experience Ref
ercnccs permanent or RELIEF. Address Drug
Eist, L 66i. care Times Dispatrh
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BOOkKEFPER accountant, experienced in
responsible positions. desires connection.
Address ~. care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. position OF responsibility and
trust open TO man OF ability and in
teSrity Apply. giving references, age and
nam" OF present employer To IS. caro-
Evening star., 1916-10-04
GEN. TERAUCHi NAMED
AS JAPANESE premier
Prime Minister okuma and Members
Of Cabinet Resign, Former. on
Account Of Age.

TOXIC. October 4. The emperor has
requested Lieut.. Gen. Count Seiki Ter
auchi. former minister of war, and also
formerly resident general In Korea, to
organize a cabinet. in succession to the
ministry Of Marquis Okuma, who has re-
signed.
Gen. Terauchi was minister of war
from 1905 to 1910, when he was ap-
pointed resident general. in Chosen An
alleged plot against his life caused
the arrest of 103 Koreans and resulted
in a sensational trial, during which
reports were circulated that American
missionaries were involved and that
the prisoners had been tortured. The
reports in regard to the missionaries
were denied by the United States State
Department. Some of the prisoners
testified that tho police had tried to
obtain from them confessions impli-
eating Americana. Gen. Terauchi was
created field marshal in July Of this
year, and 1t was reported at that time
that he was to be made premier.
Evening star., 1916-10-04
"The Bachelors Dinner" "

The Bachelors Dinner" one of the
brightest novelties of the new season.
featuring Rose Gardner and Jack Henry
in a company, Of thirteen, people, with
elaborate scenic setting. special musical
score and many unique specialties, will
be the chief attraction at the Cosmos
Theater next week. 1t will be its first
presentation at popular prices and it
Is something much out of the ordinary,
according to the announcements. Other
big features will include an act of mys-
terry, THE Enchanted Cabinet" pre-
sented by the Valdos; Gordon's Comedy
Dogs, in comical canine exhibition.
and Grace Sinclair in tense dramatic
playlet.
A special feature will be the photo
play story of the The Combat" with
Anita Stewart as the picture star, a
new sensation in the photoplay world.
Supporting attractions will include
June Mills. the jolly jumping jack
comedienne." and her company: Owen
and Campbell, Gary and Mary. in unique
songs and entertainment: the Clover
Leaf Trio Of rural comedians in "har-
monic happiness" and Fox and Wells
in laughable chatter and songs, with
the latest animated news pictures and a
Frank Daniels funny film.
Sundays performances. starting at 8
p.m will present again all the attrac-
tions Of this weeks bill. with new film
features
Evening star., 1916-10-04
Belle Story-Edwin Arden.

Belle Story and Edwin Arden will be
the leading attractions at the B. F.
Keith Theater next week. Miss Story
Is making her farewell vaudeville tour,
and Mr.. Arden Is the newest recruit
from the dramatic field. Miss Story,
after brief retirement, is expected to
return to the stage as a grand opera
diva. Mr.. Arden will be seen, with
competent support. in Close Quar-
ters." unique thriller written by OIL
yer White. The Four Husbands" a
miniature musical comedy almost big
enough for the high-price houses will
introduce Ray Raymond, Florence Balm
and large cast with pretty girls.
The book is by Will N. Hough and the
music by William B. Friedlander. A
pretentious scenic and costume pro-
duction fs announced.
Others In the bill will be Thomas
Dugan and Babette Raymond. in the
little travesty They Auto Know Bet
ter: Al Gerard and Sylvia Clark. in
Modern Vaudeville Frivolities"; Hans
Hanke, concert pianist from Russia /;
Prof. Apdale's geological CIRCUS, with
its ant eater; the pipe organ recitals
and the Pathe news pictorial,
At 3 and S:15 pm. Sunday the bill
will comprise FRITZ Schef, Isabelle
d'Armand and Bobby O'Neil, AL Her
man and other features Of the current
week.
Evening star., 1916-10-04
APPEALS COURT DENIES
LAWYER ABRAMS PLEA

The District Court of Appeals has
denied the application of John H.
Adriaans. q member of the bar. for .
writ of prohibition against the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Column
bia to prevent the latter tribunal plac-
ing the lawyer on trial in disbarment
proceedings. No reason is' given for
the refusal to grant the writ. tho
application being merely marked
Denied"
Adriaans questioned the Jurisdiction
of the lower court to try him on
charges which did not involve the re-
tention of funds Of a client or the con-
viction of a crime involving moral
turpitude. He asserted that the code
provided only these two causes for the
disbarment of a member of the bar Of
the lower court.
Next Monday has been set by the
lower court for an answer from Mr..
Adriaans to the charges made by the
grievance committee. 1t is expected he
will renew his claim Of lack Of juris-
diction in his response to the rule is-
sued against him to show cause why
he should not be disbarred.
Evening star., 1916-10-04
philadeiphia o 900 1 zt7
Roston. ... o O o O O "a
SOUTHERN VETERANS MEET.
Discuss Next National Encampmsnt
Of Coufederates.

Col. Hilary Herbert, former secre-
tary Of the Navy, declared at the first
fall meeting Of Camp I'll. Omitted Con-
federate Veterans, held last evening at
Confederate Memorial Home, 1927 ver-
mont avenue, that the indications are
that the coming grand encampment of
the veterans in this city next spring
promises to be one of the most sue
cessful in the history of the organi-
zation.
Gen. Harrison of Montgomery. Ala,
grand commander of the veterans, has
not decided upon the date when the
encampment win be held. it was an
nounced, but this decision can be
looked for within a short time.
Another meeting Of Camp I'll Is to
be held October II. according to an
nouncement, and at that time the
United Daughters OF the ConfedeFacy,
Sons Of Confederate Veterans and
members Of the Southern Relief So.
ciety are expected to attend the gath.
ering and participate In the discus
sions looking to preparations for prop
erly receiving the mon who wore the
gray when they come for the grand
review"
Evening star., 1916-10-04
'Photoplay Features.
Columbia,

Blanche Sweet Of the Lasky forces
Will be featured at the Columbia Thea
ter tomorrow and the last three days
OF this week in q photopiay entitled
The Storm" Its scenes are laid In ths
Maine woods. and Miss Sweet has the
role Of a.light-hearted child OF nature,
the daughter of an old. absent minded
retired professor. The picture cast in
ciudes Thomas Meighan. recently seen
as leading man with Marie Doro In
Common Ground; Theodore Roberts,
Richard Sterling and Chandler House.
Three single reel subjects. the Fiorence
Rose fashion pictures. showing the lat
est and most exclusive creations for the
bride and bridal party; the Paramount
Photographs. and Nearly q Deserter.' %
q comedy picture. the first single reel
comedy presented by the Paramount
also.