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The day book., 1916-07-21
schools by the Catholic hierarchy
Taxpayer.
TEACHERS UNION.

TEACHERS UNION. - A Forum
writer, S. Usiew, believes that work
ingmen should organize themselves
into unions against the greed Of pri-
vate corporations" understand that
the essential word here is the word
greed" WOrkingmen should defend
themselves against greed, against
unfaiTness, against oppression by
their employers. These facts are the
essential ones-and where they Oc-
cur Mr.. Usiew, l doubt not, would
agree that unions are necessary and
proper.
But he thinks that in case of public
employees unions should not exist. I
submit that if the reasons for unions
exist, they are justified whoever the
employer may be. If the union is
necessary and proper, because the
conditions are such as to make them
necessary and proper in a private
corporation, then they are necessary
and proper in a public corporation if
the same conditions exist. Suppose
that the officers Of a public corpora
ton are dictatOrial, unjust, dishonest
in their dealings with employees. Are
the employees bound to submit, or
should they have the right to organ
ize for their own protection?
If Mr. Usiew will read with some
care the speech made by Mrs. Young,
late sup't of schools, before the Ma
tional Educational assn at New
York, July 6, he will find food for
thought. I quote:
THE independence resulting from
membership in any kind of union or
federation is something to which
the speaker takes exception. He for
gets that to prepare children, to be
thinking citizens and not voting cat
tie the teacher must first have right
to think herself and to express her
thoughts. Teachers who cannot do
this are not fit to be in the teaching
corps.
The day book., 1916-07-21

THOSE RELIGIOUS QUOTA
TIONS.-I desire to take exception
to the erroneous statements in L. G. s
article of the 10th inst. The Catholic
church does not condemn the public
school as a vicious, Goddess system of
education, and L. G. has never heard
a devoUt Catholic speak of the pub
lie schools in such a manner. The
only authority for such statements
is anti-CathOliC literature, which re-
sorts to the meanest falsehOods in
order to get money from subscribers
who believe 'it must be true because
it's in print"
Did L. G. see the statements print
ed in the Freedman's Journal or the
Chicago Tablet? No, for there are
no Catholic papers under such titles,
and never were.
Did L. G. hear Father Phelan say:
'I frankly confess that the Catholics
stand before the country as the enc
mics of the public schools? If he
did say it, is it reasonable to condemn
all Catholics for the remarks of one
man!
AS to Tom Brennan, no finer char
aCter ever graced the school board.
He is dead, and it is typical of G. of
L. sympathizers to SANDER him.
Protestant ministers, far more
than others, seem to regard the pub
lie schools as Goddess" " for they are
ever active in trying to get the bible
taught in public schools at the ex-
pense of Catholic and Jewish taxpay-
eTs. SIatteTy abuses the right of free
speech and therefore shows no re-
spect for the constitution. Mr.. COch-
ran was right when he said that
Catholics would be the first to resent |
any encTOaChment on the public
The day book., 1916-07-21
THE PUBLIC FORUM

LIMITING AUTO SPEED.-I feel
that the editor of The Day Book
should endeavor to have city council
pass an ordinance to make the auto
mobile speed limit some five miles or
less per hour in the loop to protect
the women and children of the plain
citizens.-A Taxpayer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
To Drill 800 Oil Wells

The Uncle Sam Oh Company is Of
fering the greatest money maker in
America for the moderate investor
Advertising space comes high, and as
the Company wishes to put all capital
raised into actuul drilling on proven
grounds--it is not using much space in
this paper-only to notify you to write
at once for full particulars and same
will be gladly sent without cost or OBJ
legation to you. When you receive full
information, as We want you to have,
you will not consider any other invest
ment proposition in preference to a
big block OF stock in this established
Company.
This Is the age Of OIL" ana big I'm
anciers are taking advantage of the oil
boom to sell to the public stocks OF the
Trust on Il capitalization basis of Two
Million Dollars. .Somc OF this stock
OH such Il basis will now only pay two
per cent and cannot advance much.
Get i'm touch with us and get a line on
the high brow" schemers for the big
Trust as we'll as tho fake wildcatters
where real advance of five to twenty
times is possible, as our drills push de-
velopmcnt.
Millions arc made In oil and millions
will he made i'll oil, but YOU must join
an established company building on II
big, broad basis. We rehno our oil,
and II may soon bring $500 per barrel.
BY acting quickly you can secure a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
APPLICATION FOR WRIT
OF ERROR Is REFUSED

Especial TO The Timcs- Dispatch
RALEIGH, y. c., February ?.--Chief
Justice Walter Clark, of the State SUI
promo Court, denied an application
made to him to-day for n writ OF err
ror to the United States Supreme
Court in tho cast OF Samuel p. Christy
and Ida Ball Warren. under sentence
10 die III the electric chair on Marcii
:; for the murder Of the womans hus-
band. q. j. Warren. The petitioners
claimed that the admission of confess
sionS while the prisoners were in Gus
tody of officers. even If voluntary, was
u violation of the due process of
law" under the fifth amendment to
the United States Constitution. Chief
Justice Clark holds that tho first eleven
amendments arc restrictions on tho
Federal government. and not OH tho
states. citing Judge Marshall aud other
United states judges to that effect, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10

part Of this valuable stock on CAPT
'aliZation busiS Of One Million Dollars.
ana VIC have several properties that.
by Just u little good luck can produce
more oil than all the stock when is
sued will come to at the price you need
pay.
The Uncle Sam Oil Company has
twenty producing wells. One hundred
siNty-hve miles of pipe line connecting
the larger percentage OF our proper
Ties with two rctincries in two States.
TIC Company has about ten thousand
acres, of oil and gas leases and M
teen hundred acres OF decided lands in
the real oil ana gas belt and at least
300 locations where good Judgment de-
mands that wells be drilled
The Company is now drilling six
deep wells that can easily secure pro-
duction that should increase our COM
bined properties several million dol
lars.
TO make biz profits YOU must invest
with II concern developing Oh u big
the east extension OF the rich Cushing
oil fields. AZ the hour this notice was
written one OF these wells was devci-
oping a rich new producer In the
Wheeler sand at 2iS9 feet Three of
these wells will lie drilled 1900 feet UNI
less big producers are developed at less
depth. AT this hour there arc 1900 and
2Gl0 and $50 feet deep at these three
locations.
Some biz producers are practically
sure within the next six to ten days
but subject 10 Withdrawal without no
ticc the Company will accept remit
tanccs at the present prices until Feb
havc Z mc TO secure your stock at pres
cnt prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
WILLARD MACK IN LEAD
IN TI(TJ'uE Ar nIInI,

mean man with :, great big streak
%! Ecod IN him which ne does his hest
I" GOWN ~ The Hravn,ncn Of the picture
Story sent 10 the Bijou for the week .
end from the Thomas Incc studio O,
the Triangle. willard Mack is the
man Ills name In the play is Mark
i'o'n, and In spite Of his ratings
"rainst society. he is continually try
ing 10 horn his way in Invited TO
the nome OF 4 business associate This
norm man tries the bull-iu- the-chin,-
shop tactics. but IL quietly and firmly
Shuhhcd. Very much 81 n poscur, even
ia nus too obvious rourhueSs, he n.v-
erthclcss falls In love with the daugh-
Ter OF this associate, Enid Murkcv.
10 set the daughter he starts hammer.
"i ruin. gets his daughter 10 accent
The man in order TO save the family
fortunes The girl agrees, accepts
torn. who promptly insults her. after
Which She turns from him Then that
good streak makes its appearance. In
-icad OF running the father OF the girl.
N" aids him. sets him right financially
ana then let's the girl know that her
rundown" was tho thing tina, made
hn realize she MAS really worth while.
THO girl finding that he isn't such a
oal after ALL calls HIM up over the
telephone. asks him 20 visit her. and
I son but that's quite enough to be
told out OF school.
what happened 10 a film idoI' Is shown
i' ~ Movie star" which Mack Sen
n,tt sends TO Tighten the entertain
in"nt, Mack Swain Is the leader OF
all the frivolitics. and there's no let
~ until sides are aching.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
Movies Draw Billions

William &. DeMilie, the noted dru-
mntist who wrote "rhc warrcns OF
virginia." "rhe Woman" and other
plays for Dnvid BeIusco, In dcvot-
ing himself exclusively mt present
TO writing for the motion picture
screcn. He Inns achieved signal sue
cess In this field of literature, as
he call" IL. lie declares Tint the
Srcut inspiration which comes To
writer's for motion pictures TX In tho
knowledge of the size of their great
audience.
'.iB the year 1915 there were
roughly ",03U.'0O,O 900 paid admissions
10 the moving picture theutcrs of
the lnitcd StRtcs,' knid Nr. De
Mile recently when he WAX inter
viewed at tho studios OF the I.nsI>y
t0mpnny. "fhis means an average
Attendance of tIvcnty-ninc times per
year for every mnn. woman and
child in the country-or once n week
for hnlf tho population Of the conn
try. Figures like these imply u
Irrnt responsibility on the pnrt OF
those who supply this tremendous
tiemnnd. md men are now entering
tie field who are by training and
artistry uunlincd to accept the re-
spopsibilfty."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
"MEItELN MARY ANN" AGAIN
COLOSIALS FEATURE TODAY

The Colonial was throngcd at all
. performances yesterday. and will uu-
donbtcdly hc again to-day. when the
William Fox perturbation of Israel
Iungwi!fs masterpiece. Merely Mary
.inp' was seen. The story of the beau
tiful housemaid who became "a rich So
c'ety leader introduced new and
lovely little star. Vivian Martin.
For tomorrow and Saturday, the
Colonial announces Edmund Brcese in
INC leading role OF The Lure OF Hearts
Desire" q Metro play that has been
voted one OF the best pictures OF the
new year II Is photoplay based upon
AN original manuscript written by
Aaron lIoffmon and Francis J. Gran
don The story is an unusual one. and
abounds with intense and gripping sit
uations. Part OF the action Is laid I'm tn
Alaskan wastes along the Yukon and
the remainder in New York City, among
mcmbcSs OF New York's society lead
ers Mr.. Breese is surrounded by a
capable cast, which includes Arthur
Hoops John Mahon. Jeanette Horton.
r. Evelyn Brent and others just as vel!
known.
new Pathe News will be the aldi-
tional feature OF this photoplay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
OUCH! PAIN, PAIN.
RUB RHEUMATIC,
Aching JOINTS
RUDE pain right out with small
trial bottle of old
est. Jacobs OIL"

rheumatism is pain only" Not
one case in nifty requires internal
treatment. stop druggine. Rub sooth-
ing, penetrating st. Jacobs Or right
into your sore. stiff. aching joints and
muscles. and relief comes instantly
st. Jacobs or is Il harmless rhcu-
matism cure which never disuppoints
and cannot burn the skin.
Timber up! Quit complaining, Get
a small trial bottle of old, honest st
Jacobs or at any drug store, and in
just moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain, soreness. stiffness and
swelling. Don't suffer. Relief awaits
YOU. st. Jacobs Or has cured mil
lions OF rheumatism sufferers In tho
last half century, and is just as good
for sciatica, neuralgia. lumbago. back
ache, sprainS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
MURDER OF OFFICER
IS QUICKLY AVENGED
Petersburg Policemen Shoot Down
Negro Who So Cruelty Killed
Robert T.. Bcasley.
NOW DYING IN HOSPITAL
Posse Surrounds House In Country,
and When Negro, Armed With
Shotgun, Rcsists Arrest, He Re-
ceives V0lley OF Bullets.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, VA, February o.
The murder Of Robert Z. Beaslcy was
avenged tonight. when the murderer,
John Wooden, negro. OF North
Carolina was riidled by pistol
and gun shots at the hands of Beasley's
fellow officers, led by Chief OF Police
Ragland.
Information OF the most reliable
character was furnished to Chief Rag
land. ana Tonight the chief, Detectives
ileclan and Eaucs. Sergeant Jefferson
and Deputy High Constable Gunan
left in an automobile for the home of
Robert Bonner, colored. several miles
from the city, on the West farm. near
Poe station, where the negro was stay
.n.s. Arriving at the home Of Bonner.
the posse surrounded the building
which is Il small. onc-story wooden
house. The officers entered the house
from both the front and rear entrances.
and were confronted by Wooden,
who seized single barrel breech-
loading gun and pointed 1t at the of
ficers. The posse at once opened fire
on the negro, who fell to the floor,
only TO rise again and dart through
the door. where he was met by Deputy
High Constable Gunan, armed with a
shotgun loaded with buckshot He
fired the contents Of one of the barrels
into the negroes body. Tho negro fell
to the ground, and the officers at once
disarmcd him, and later brought him
TO Petersburg In an unconscious and
probably dying condition, and placed
him in the Petersburg Hospital for
treatment, leaving an officer there TO
watch him.
From what could be learned from
the Bonners, the negro. who has been
staying at their home. came there curly
sunday morning, the day Of the Bcaslcy
murder, with basket of groceries,
The groceries compare exactly with a
list furnished the police by Mrs. Tay-
Tor. of 1888 Lee Avenue, this city, who
was robbed on Saturday by negro,
and the store of Mrs. Taylor is not far
from the place where officer Beasley
was murdered.
The Bonners further told the police
that the negro had boosted OF having
committed several crimes. and told
them that he had knocked in the head
and badly beaten police officer in
Petersburg early Sunday morning. Feb
ruary .. To-day he told the Bonners
that he had dream last night that
five officers would attempt to capture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
EDNA MAYO SAYS THAT
SHE WILL NEVER MARRY

Edna Mayo. co-star with Henry Wal
thaIi IN The f.ssanay series. The
strange Case OF Mary Page" being
SHOWN al the Victor Theater, doesn I
believe In marriage.
Hold on. Don't jump at conclusions.
She means she believes it will be
best for all parties concerned or u,
concerned If she avoids the altar IA.
assiduously as she avoids the villain
N The Strange Case of Mary Page"
She cares not what course others
may rckc. shes never going to fall
in love.
OF course, conndentially, such a
cours" is going 10 end with her plans
all wrecked. It's just that sort of a
person who does marry, usually sud
denly, result of an impetuous,
but perpetual and Overwhelming love.
But listen, nevertheless, to Miss Mayo's
views:
81 never want TO be bossed." she
says, and I've noticed that ALI hus-
bands arc bo:sy. | want 10 be able
10 earn my own money, TO be cconom-
ically independent and TO spend IL when
choose.
Most husbands squander all the
money they want to and then force
their wives to cconomize. They de-
manl constant attention and give
none.
~ | were married | would want to
Toe a real wife, and live in a real home.
Therefore. I couldn't continue in NOV
ing pictures, and ! don't believe tho
man lives that could love more than
do the independent life OF an ac-
trcsS'
OF course. then. Miss MAYO was an
ardent suffraeist.
II don't know anything about it,"
she REPLIED, and went out ana drove
herself home in her own motor car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10

female detective who accepts this en-
ployment TO save certain lands 10 which
she Is heir from going under the ham
mer because OF inability to pay the In
terest on the mortgage, In n manner
that proves entirely convincing. Her
own love affair, which la born under
rather fortuitous circumstances since
she Is masqueEading as some ono else
when She meets Mr.. Right. has a rather
stormy passage to it's fruition. How
ever, 1t all comes right when the girl
detective learns that tho man who holds
the mortgage on her property is none
other than tho man to whom she prom
.scd herself In marriage. Incidentally
tho crooks thar She is sent to detect
ana who for while seem to hoist
her by her pwn pctavd, are all prop
crly rounded up and ma5c 10 pay the
penalty OF their crimes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
FANNIE WARD AT LITTLE;
IN "TE;NNESSEE,S PARTNER

Beginning to-day, the Little Thcatcr
offers as its attraction Fannie Ward.
who scored such a pronounced hit N
"rEc Cheat" in photodramatic YER
sion OF Bret lIarte's story "Tennessee's
Partner"
When THIS story was first written j,
attracted interest on account of it's
graphic pictures OF the early gold rush in
california and the wonderful influence
of = small child over a large number
TT rough men.
In the pno.odramatic version. as
made by the I,cs5y Company, the wan q.
oerful types ard atmosphere of those
carly days is transferred to the film.
Honths were spent in preparation for
mis- production: in looking up authori-
: as and securing the necessary cuuip-
Ncnt for its accurate presentation.
In the cast supporting Miss Ward
arc such artists as Jack Dean, Charles
CARY, Jessie Arnold, Raymond Hatton,
ianies NELL and other members Of the
l.nsl;y organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
1.-THE TURN IN THE ROAD"
OFFERING AT ISIS TODAY

Patrons 0, the Isis arc interested
this week In the offerings Of the Big
Four" meaning WISE. To-day.
what is said 20 DC one OF The best
products from this institution. The
Turn In the ROAD with Naomi Chill
dcrs and Robert C;aillord IS the offer
ing As the name implies, IL is the
story NJ tho turning point in q woman
lifc. The manner in which she made
the choice and the consequences OF
that choice form the tale.
Tomorrow, the Isis viii present an
other Wise feature. The Great ri :
vide" with Ethel Clayton and House
Peters in the leading parts.
On Saturday. Edith Storey ami An
tonic Moreno Will be seen in a return
engagement Of The Price Of Folly"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
Movie Calendar

I'ftTLE-ro-dny, Tomorrow md
saturday. f'nnnIc Ward, In "Ten-
ncShce's Partner"
toLONlAI.-'rO-d day. Vivian Mar
tin' In "McrrlY olnry Ann" To-mor-
r"" and Saturday, Edmund Hrcese,
III "Ihe Lure of HEARTS Desire,
HEN-fo-dRy. Helen Holmes, In
"Thc Girl Rnd the Gnnie." 'ro-Inor-
row, "Thr Idol OF the stage" with
Mhic"im Williams. Saturday, "Thc
f:Atrn Man md the NiIk-Frd Lion, -
Western feature.
NlGTOR-I"-tlay. "'Fhc Evanre-
hsi'' In four parts. T0-mnrrO,v,
"Ihr Mystery In the Rue MorEuc.,.
With Paul Clemens. saturday, Ruth
noimnd and Frank Mayo In "Kcd
Cfrclc.n
ODioN-To-day, Tomorrow and
Saturday Hazel Dawn. in "My Lady
incOx."
DiJOU-To-dny, Tomorrow md
saturday, willard Mack In Tri-
angle feature. and Mnck Swim, in
"A Movie STAR
IsIS-To-day, "The Turn in the
road" with Naomi Chiidrcx. md
robert GnllinrI. Tomorrow, ~The
Great Divide" with Ethel CLAYTON
nnd Housc Peters. SATURDAY., An
tonic Moreno md Edith storey in
"Thc Price OF Folly"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
NEW IDEA IN DIRECTING
APPEARS IN ALL STUDIOS

THE day OF the raving motion Iii
rector is done There no longer is any
work for the man who gave orders for
every turn Of the head an actor made
and for every wink of the eyes" says
j. Charles Hayden. the E;ssanay direc-
tor who Is producing The Strange
Case Of Mary Page" in which Henry
Walthall and Edna Mayo are features.
Tho most successful director now
takes the attitude of an audience, and
merely suggests. never have be-
lievcd in telling in detail how Il scene
should he played. With. such artists
as Henry Walthall and Edna Mayo.
directing a motion picture is compare
lively simple. All l have to do is TO
tell them what they are to express.
and they go ahead and do IT without
further Instructions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
THE GIRL AND THE GAME"
IIE.N DLINER At IIGN 1O-DAN

Helen Holmes, in The Girl and the
Same" is the heedliuer at the Rex
Thcater to-day. Each chapter is a
complete Story, and each chapter is
full Of everyday railroad life happen
ings. The Knotted Cord" is another
added attraction to-day, IL farmhouse.
drama. featuring Virginia Anderson.
Tomorrow, The Idol OF the Stage
nve-act Mutual Master picture.
featuring the well-known star. NAL
colin Williams.
On Saturday, special Mustang
Western feature Will be offered, The
Extra Man and the Milk Fed Lion"
featuring Arthur Accord. Sammy
Burns will also be seen in a Side split
ting Vogue comedy. SAMMY Versus
Cupid"
single reels will be added with all
features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONI.Y ALL-RA1L LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In effect January ,, 1915
Leave Byrd Street Station Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: '6:l5 a. NJ. 1910 A. NJ, q 90 p
NJ. '4:95 L. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBuRG AND TIE WEST.
's:l6 A. A.. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 p. ", .S:2S
p NJ. local to Crewc. 'b:35 T. II.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .l1:1o A
NJ, 'e:35 P. ~. $500 p. NJ. 'Il;5p p. ~ From
Tho west; '6:i6 4. NJ. 1857 a. NJ. t2;ro F. NJ.
tl:io L, NJ. GIT Z. NJ. 1900 p. 5i
Daily. tDaiiy except Sunday. 3sundsy.
only.
W. B. BEvILL w. C. sA1yNDras
p. T. NJ. Roanoke. O. p A. RoannS.
C. II. BosLEY. D. p A.. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
Questions Answered

Alex, D.-You will have 70 address
Miss Peggy Hopkins, care OF Rolfe
Studios. 3 West SiX,yfrst Street, New
York city.
Robert l.-Yes. Sidney Drew is a
brother OF John Drew, ana likewise
the uncle Of Ethel and Lionel Barry
more
James C.-You are right. Mrs.
Whinen, who played in the Metro pic
turiza;ion of barbara Frietchie."
created many important and popular
roles in Daniel Frohman's old Lyceum
Stock Company. II was her first APP
pcarance on the screen
Wilbur T.--Marguerite Snow is mar
ried. Her husband is Jimmy Cruze,
the well-known actor and director.
Her address al present is the Algonquin
Hotel. New York City.
r. II. Riley--It is not too much TO
say that Francis y. Bushman easily
holds the laurels as most popular
screen actor having been twice
crowned king of motion pictures by
popular vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
shnke.ueere on Screen.

In last months editorial pages, Pho
toplay Magazine. not possessing any
advant. information, vcntured the
speculation: I'VE believe that Mr.. Grit
fifth, some time and some money, could
make a stuAendous visual masterpiece
out OF Macbeth And now it is an
nounced that Sir Herbert Becrbohm
Tree. tho eminent English actor, who
has Just gone from London to the Fine
Arts studios, Is about to do Macbeth
with Griffith supervision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
sEABoARD AIR LINZ RAILWAY.


THO IToHrcshNe NuHWcv or tho South"
Southbound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mond daily: 9:35 a. NJ, local to Norlina; l:2o
L. NJ. sieepers and coaches to Jacksonyille
Atlanta. Birmingham; 6:3o L. H. through,
coaches and sleepers to Jacksonville: 1850
p. NJ. Florida Limited: l2:45 y. NJ sleepsrs
TO Atlanta, Birmingham, Jacksonyill.
Tampa and coaches to Jacksonville
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive In
Richmond daily: 1870 4. NJ, 7:23 A. NJ $50
A. NJ. local. 9:3D y. NJ, 5:37 p NJ