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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
On Tie iurh Market.

New YORK. December 7.--Irr"Suiar Price
ruDv"rncU'- -gn,iu th- r-ct crizcd III" irsnihs
nu N" curb ,"-6sy: ana business was nT"ln
were almost entirely devoid 81 features.
IndusrGi.i stocks wcrc again quiet. Motor
.hsr"a entirely neglected. Misc" q
l-ne"Is srec.aiti". were quiet. OIL stocks
.sr" 'tui"t.r. Mining stocks were quiet.
IN Actin. Explosives. hn n ss;; 2ph Chez
rm."t N"tnr C%HG 100 United Motor. l"Fe
oil - U.h.: 50 int.rna ,ional irtrol-un:
lt. II ~; 5.tD Metropolitan. IL iGT!.: ZOO
Oklahoma on, common. iY;: TG Victoria
on. nov s,ock iTln.: 800 Atlanta an ="
W%n,. s ,:ig 10 "a a" a %''I i.rosn "n
,.ni,. ~" .G?lhnsld s;m7-lc: 80 Greer
so: 40 Jumbo EStcns!on. i3ra 10; 100
Mother Lode. "3St %: LOO Nipissing, snti.
m rex CONS i2T,i3: 25It success Mining.
!tTlE. 2.7cp TnEOpah Extension. lmIi,. 1000
H!dw"s' OH lT,gI iG5: los, OitlahofnY J.. and
H.. GizYGe.. 10 Usage fIominy, oi1aGN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08

NJ ! Dlth. Dec De- The cotton
irrTh"i has been nervous ard U0sotrlo4 dur
ing Tho ea'ir. week i.Nar since the .J-
Hsnc. 20 "a" @j-c.n' l,," fur D.y"n,bsr
o"u'ract- thor" has Noon an evident ,tis uo-
ZION :" NGUtCat" long contracts, Du,iu-
'hc '.Erllcr stages OF This selling movement
~" do Enc Wa accumulated as o. ports ~
Increased spot oG..rEe, which as mr.. ny
encouraged talk OF lower price. A. INC
wfTN"i worked down. however, trad. ul-
:. ,hsug. IN h" ci*raGter of tin $500, news
IRON, ih" south Holders were sald ~ to-
M.,tnara yin,s ,h"ir offerings rrunlu~a
WIN tn" buying hy trade Interest,". tho"
""HEiS"s had tendency 70 rhscf fr~.h
.,-i''s,d 10 meet Increased .oncr!"E-. WITH
~ decline "Ni'rclr. to = ~ for .ltull,r..
"nput 40 points from tho recent hisr
cord. TN ND!UUl" ~ business then srII,-
".I"" WIKI tn 'H-ri,ct showing iuu,l,r.'.
rallies toward 10 rfd ~ the v.rr GA con-
ilrE'H trad" hurinE ,uG covering Accord.
ing 20 latest 40 ic"S priva'. ginning -.-Urns
=" l'""'ruu"r indir-i" total ~ nilur
'..n'.t1 nal"-. COMPARED with Iy:t-ai- Ia ,
"ou.ns report GA ginning y 10 l." pubIl,hrI
~ n" opening tomorrow morning sug viii
No. i.Iow"d ry he publication q -. GOV.
.irih"nts annual crop csti,uar. 'Iu.gI.,
i,r.'.," cr"r esti'n"'es pub!ish'd dur-.g
10 l"lnr 'he latter being tho .vcr4r1 of
'iEN'$-"l:ht asthma leg by member. ,,r -
N"w York Cation Exchange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
FARMERS UNION WANTS
MANY NEW LAWS PASSED
tonN rntiun AJopfs Zig I.crisintI,c
Program. nnd wan Work to
Carry "a Out.

Especial I" The Timcs Dispatch
l.NN'liiIliitG. VA. December 7-Th"
convention of the Virginia division OF
Tia" Farmers Educational and to-On-
"raiiNr Union. which adjourned here
to-day after thrc" days session nuopi-
ed u Legislative program ravorirl: sal
aries tor all county officials in lieu of
ices wh"r" marked increase ~ cx-
rca$"S be not cntail"d: II budget gys-
TEN Tor county and state funds. th.
r"m"dNirG of tho m"chnuic:;' lien law
tn" enactment OF u more ad",iatc ,lo;.
lnw FOR tho uniform protection OF sheen
throughout the Stat" instead of l,ay-
int such laws To the counties: nMinc.
the commission for selling :obacc,. ,t
! instead of : - per cent, election of
school trustees by the people: "a pen
atty for unnecessary heavy haulinr. o.,
diri ROADS in wet weather with propcr
provision for it's endorsements and :,
protest against executive sessions of
Legislative committees
president y. Il. Thornhill was re-
elected legislative agent of the union
and he viii use his efforts to hr,u,-
about the cnactucnt of the u,,ion'.
program.
IN" James river Clarion. published
at AIRY cuia. was again made Tho mn.on
organ. ana January it viii charge
its name I" the Virginia Union Farm
81. III" unio3 also adopted Il rcsolu-
ion iaEorinS the enactment Of AN
efficient vagrancy law. another r..
IuestinE the Federal Eovcrnmcn,
t" tal," steps To regulate tn. nric.
"f agricultural implements and ma
Invitations for next years convcr-
ton ~ lymchhurg ana nicb,nom,
Chambers of Commerce were. r,.rrr.,L
10 the directors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
NEW CHARTERS.

tn" following amcndmon, and char
I:Ts were issued Yesterday by the state
Corporation Commission:
amendment 10 charter of sunny
Rrook. Incorporated. Norfolk Va. IN
creaslns its capita! STOCK from Sloo,-
Russell Fork Coal Mining Conparv.
lncoFno-"ted Roanoke Va. capital
STOCK 100000. Object. coal mining ~
g. forh"s. president. Tynchburg, Va:
W. y. Fhrtain. jr., secretary and treas
ugcr. Baltimore. Nd.
fairfaX Farms Company, Incorporate
ca; L. + u. .. Fairfax. Va. Capital,
$1,000. +. K. Lake. president: &. g..
Clark, secretary, both OF Washing ton.
l.. Z.
Amos Waynict Furniture Company.
INCORPORATED. iiopewell.. Va. Capital
stock. $4,000. Object. furniture bus
ness. j. II. Waynick. president: ". =.
Amos. secretary. both Of ilopcw"I Va
Norfolk Stcvcdoring Corpora
Nor:oii. Va. Capita stock s25.ooo.
Nathaniel Baby. president: t.. T Sci
son. secretary, both Of Norfolk. IA.
Continental Beverage Corpora. ION.
ri hn.ond. Va. Capital stock. 100000
Object, sof, drink business. H. l..
Jones. president; Jesse {. Duke. seccc-
tary. both OF Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
Bank ClearinE-.

Ne" YORK. December Hank cl"aFiuEs
~ The rnitsd States for IN" w.ek "uH :
Journal. t.w York, aEgr'sa," $50: .m'.
.E-'rat t,s.s sJo.rp last week. ana s.3!' :
- - In ,h!- w-en last year. Can. Ola n
olcarluRv aggregate s2>1.ii:.gj. a#ainet 80. :
$40 ~ last week. aud i-Il ,-3.,'D" ~ ms
w"ek Ias, year Following are tn" returns
for THIS we.h from s"me Of IN" p'!ncin;,i
- tons with peTccntageS OF change "h"wn
tn!s geek a. compared with thia We"
:;c~ YGrr. s3.,.?.5ou5: decrease. 100
EEl!adei phi. 1907 .sts.GrD: increase. 80
Tspar"n. !!l7t-;j.l"j; increase. l:g
81 I.ruis .l75 ssj 80 increase. 30.
baltimore sJoi.G.OH: decrease -
S.E Orleans So 1j4 OBJ lncrcare. "s!.
Atlanta. 81. 90. .CJS; increase. 90
Louisville 1880; incrc.s"' u.
i:i' runud $50 .s2. 20: incr:hhe, $40.
houston. 81. $50 90. Increase. tbi.
N...,.ugton. u. e.. 3l3,lJD 60. Increase. 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
WALL STREET INACTIVE;
AWAITS DEVELOPMENTS
Wants To Know What Government
viii DO on ]. {. {. Rail
Recommend ion.
NEW LOW LEVEL. FOR STEEL
Corn Products and Cuba Cane SOAR
Expectations OF Zig Fronts
following Sugar SCarCitI-Ia arm
CrS to BE Relic, cd.
II, sTu\oN WALL.

NEW YORK. pcccmbcr ..-$t"oNS
closed irregular t9.d.% ana "', ..,',Ii
session The only incidents ui mpprt-
;trvr were ucw low records tor Sj'ri
at - $-S aud tor i''nusy lN"1iH. - -.
THESE records. howcN"r, came about -
quietly that they WCI" not C"uS!H"rHI
significant. In th" nt"'no"n Cora
Products and Iuhu came wcr" adVa need.
Scars- Ko"buct was hcaNN. a. were sew
c:.ti other Investment issue.
wall Street refused TO trad. hccau>"
il wants ia know what th" government
PROPOSES 60 90 regarding the ini'ts''t'c
road r"lltf. TIL, pubIc has been scare"
ui., h., the uutaNurar!" ".sr u"N 80.
th" Lest few day. The, '""I ~
brought Tia, whole list ha," n iut
afternoon was ia" t. the rcppT, from
Russia that tho Eolsh"Nki had been
defeated IN e nalirn.i ELECTION.
due to the natural cNrect@uon oi h'E
profits growing cut of I'll" greatest
corn crop combined with the greatest
demand for sugar, uI, record. IN" c"'u-
pauNs siruVs arc iiudiuG aU active mar
llvj Nu,rc sugar j. difficult 10 get.
An attomp, to waN" Sncrui"uN" cap
itIl out OF Tho Bothlchcm Stcc! request
for money from I'll" GoNcrnm"ut Wa. :.
failure 1t has hccn understood tvr
months that tn" government would
finance tho rNuultion makers. and Beth
ioHem Steel's npnii2ation was matter
OF routine. Other companies VIII make
;he same request from tim" T." tnC.
aud tho requests VIII not be OF stock
lu.IrkCt igurortaU"c.
,.j!s,~tuc on The now prices for steel
iud corp,r WAS the favoritc occupatio"
Of 'hn street.
Al,nou2h Wall street wants the
farmers punished tor not buying
enough Liberty bonds and tor getting
too much for produce. il is likely that
the government VIII xiv" still further
relief 10 tho farmers This Will not
hc because OF iaVoritis'u. but because
the farmers really need relief.
Nsw YORK. December - Mercantile
~. nor. -'-aaa. sterling: siNty-Gsy bills.
s. ~, commercial uap"r siNty-dsr bills on
rsukS S..l rumw,rDai siT;N-drN his.
har silver So, NoAIc"u dollars. Gf'. GOV
o--lr,lrrt bond. H~rv: railroad bonds. heavy.
Trr. loans H~lu sixty a-N~. 50, -, ninety
d-,~ and 81, months. 81. Gall money,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
CIfiNCERY TRUST DEEDS.

W T.. Baughan TO Harrison g Bates.
trustees 2Iai56 feet West line Of Lnr-
hardy street, 80 feet south 81 aIAiu
street; also 3Gxi3O feet. known Is HI,
West Cary Street. Dcccmb.; . 1917:
s4.l20
r. ". Moore ct al TO \. ! Cncmn-
ing, Ir. trustee. - l-2x2C7 fec, w...
line EdG" iii.l Road. . % feet north
OF Graham Road. October !, 1917; :inu.
Eva V. Albert ct vir 70 John : Coke.
1r.. trustee. 70 2-3xi46 feet. known as
A22 West Ernad Street. December T.
1911; $3.50
y. j. aiakal ct ux. TO Rich"snn f.
Ea%lisS. trustees. 3jHl3J feet, KNOW -
los and =. block 6. Gint"r Iar. Ter
race. December :. 1917, ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08

Last SATURDAY, night the Central y. NJ.
e. :. was able to care for all the sol
d!"rB and sailors who came for social
and sleeping accomrn odatinna; indeed.
NAB prepared 10 take care Of forty
more than came. With the Increased
equipment, 300 can l." handled tonight
In hOrncIlkc bcds. other plans for their
comfort and entertainment are under
confederation. and II tx the purDoEc Of
tho anYnci3tiOn steadily To incrcaHe its
service to the men in the Country's
service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08

tHhl'S at UNION stock Yarus.I
Richmond, Va ber"iufer l.i7
,.ni5"port for the week ending Deeeinoer 3.
CHOICE steers. ual:. medium "a roo,
k.Y ~ common 10 fa!r. 7'... Chni,.
h"f"'s .U.iv; medium to good - -
,Ytt'H"H I" lar. 81. -. Iholr" C0sa -, :
.H,4'Y,n =" good. S..G common To- 'air. = q
Il. h'"Ey hulls, -. -; ngt, ~. ~
- ,'rN's; ~; common to FAR. II ~
'ttst h,rNy hose ~. medium weight, III. d,
4 :, =. lsh'. no lt'tg: Bowa aud sis... f4,st,
h.a sheep. snt. common To faiy y, . 10.
'eii !a!AlA. :. u 10. medium. ~. a IL - va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
MAtItIAGE LICENSES

n" following marriage licenses ,vo~o
issued yesterday by the clerk 81 tho
i i..', court. 'Not"-deUr.s after
j. !: Waddiil SO. lIcnrico. ana pollic
;, Clarence O.. Fryer. -. and Mary V
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
Atlantic Coast line
E.nNI.,a., d., -, vu .,outn.

AhS .'...nu"o A."".".s ,Ac .,,,,..,
,,,, EiNL Sai'A. 49, -, 1914.
INAI.,o ..L.ANi. i,IIIiaO.>l, ian.
t"i HiiIH ""H ''n-'n. 81. ~. 81. a.,
>, For Noiioia: 49, a. M.: 300 A. NJ ,
L. a.. -'oo l.. ~. t..i1 l.. II. '' 5;ot
tOT ~ g. w. KY, n,al. a., A
A. Al. 80 T.; ". $3.50 l.. NJ D''. ':ss
For icttrsDu a. 90 a. a. e.. ,
ga. n a. o.V1 a. Nj. ,.so 4. II a. NJ.
t:a5 NJ i. NJ. =, =. 800 T. 81. $50 IL 81
!, fSSr Eoidsboro a"d Fayetteville: ..o,
?. I Trains Sr'i.c Eiennord daily: 6.os =,
A. 81. '2:lo l.. ~. I.o0 l. 81 ~. 81. li:tS
$50 r. NJ. $40 4. Al. 800 +. 81 T. AL
I'm. OF Arrival nnh Geparl:.s and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08

$500 49, uNlS1 feet north limo of Cary
$500, %" rect west Of Auburn Avn
m,, "!So "60N 81 feet northwcs, cor
m"r r carH and pooley Streets. peccln-
30! kins e Gay. trustees ~ ,:o,,....
HhE' Jr. - - by irregular deitn
n,o"h as II? West Charity Str,.i
December q, 1917: $&.o45
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08

J.. T.. Greedy. charged with operating
nn automobile In careless and rock
!era manner. u'aa acquitted yesterday
by n jury In the Hastings Court. lie
appealed from the decision OF the jus
tico In tho Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
nENKICO TRUST DEEDS.

W. =. Holman 30 6. l.. Denoon. truH-
,c"s. lots - 90. block -. section ..
Highland Springs. November -: 1911.
$3.50
Ellen Brown 81 al. 20 l.. H. Kemp. - .
acr"@ Turner's Road. near H'ilIiafua-
burg Road. October 30. 1917; 2iGo.1..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
RAILROADS
SeabOaro Air Llne halfway Comn,r~.

''iho Progressive Halfway Of the Sn,,,h.
aims leave daily: A. M. NUrIit,. r.,
12:tO Il. Al. Slcrccrs Atlanta ana IncLooCA
i we; s;3s a. NJ eieepers JAchSonviio 81
Atlanta. Birnit,..n4m special; I2:i. ~.
hiccpcia J.cksonytilr. Innpa. Train. a. a..
L. NJ. 80 l.. NJ. -. $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
NDTICIS-i.ccal
RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY
Seventh aud I'ranklIn Streets.

J I,
"otic" IS hereby given tina, a special
meeting OF tho stockholders ~ the
NirSinlh Hallway and Power COMPANY
has been called by resolution Of tho
board al directors or said company 10
hc ncld at tn" principal once OF tho
Said company at Seventh and Franklin
streets, Ia the city Of Richmond on
SATURDAY. THE 2cTH DAY or DE
tEMBEI:. 1914, at tho hour OF - O'Clock
noon. for the following purposes.
among others.
/. To consider aud act upon tho
recommendation OF Tho board Of d!rcc-
tors With respect 20 the issue and snie
Of $"jo."o0 par ,alue OF per cent coll
lateral trust notes
TO consider and act upon the exc
cutipn and delivery of collateral
trust iudcntur- 10 tho Virginia Trust
Company TO secure the payment or SAID
collateral trust notes.
,. To consider and act upon any
other matte. Ia connection with or
pertinent To the issuance and sale o..
sald collateral trust notes ana tl. exec
cution and delivery Of said collateral
trust agreement.
The transfer books for tho stock OF
the company shall DO closed for said
meeting Of tho stockholders at tho CLOSE
Of business on Saturday. tn" S'h day Of
December, lrlt, and rcOD"u"d at tho
opening ot business on Monday III,
3lst dag of December. 1917
Ey order Of til. Board 90 Directors.
G.. L. WILLIAMS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
Richmond sna Chesapeake D,y Ra5,y,v -.

Sr~''~>---S
SNneou-o S.pJst. :" Su...r n,,,,,,.,A~
SOLIIc. '"hoSI
Trans leave i;!cl...o..I L.5:5o
a. A.. A.. 81. A.. ST.. s'r. ~ a. 81. II
o2u l.. NJ. 49, a.. ~. !.IV H. 81 o. 4. NJ.
10. =. a., ll.i, l.. 81 49, "' a. 81.
A 4t"'i.1 is"'a Aah.~"d 800 ~ H.. ~,
az noon. ~ l.. 81. r. e. II h. n,
r., AL. 10 20 L. ~. $50 A. ai ~ ,SL.
/. 81. bJ l.. NJ, / Z. ~ 49, CAV H. 81,
Carries baggage. .---!l, 49,,
day. -.ounGays only ~sps Sua>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
HENR1Co RELEASE DEED.

John a. Cutchins. trustee :,
= James. - acres. five ,1,;I.- NO; 40
Sl'N on south limo OF Three Chopt Road
November 49,. 1917: SlGSO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
CHICAGO GR,IN MARKET

'H!o AGO, Hece!uHes a. Pronounced we.,-
Ms J" TN" grain market resulted TO-DAY
from 81 embargo or corn ana oats sas;-
bound from Chicago bcgiuu!ns Doc fnpcr -
Corn closed heavy = 10 cent 49,, ,oY.r
win January Ia. :" ,.-!'.. 40 Nay ~
10 III! oats finished q. rp 81 cents down
rnn PROVISIONS ~; j. u a. ct..ts
WHEAT Op-.l. Han IUw Cio..
tUtGI,s not quoted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
PETERSBURG; PEANUT MARKET

Eeror,ed h. Rodgers FiuMrner & Co iacl
iETERSBtRG VA, December Span
ism Itarmsrs stoCk,. market w,an a s.
per buSh.l.
. Nirsin.ss FARMERS stockN. market weak:
fancy Jumbo. $. cents yer round extra
prime. s.. cents per pound u-!Tls. - cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08

NEW YORK. December Cotton good.
to-day were Guietpr with prices generally
iirtn. JohbcrS Wer" lvohius FOR many
branded d"rn"stics. bUt Found them scarce
Tor UuiCh shipment. %iuc yoilcS in
better call. Woo. markets wcr. Quiettr and
expectation oi easier prices on cape woods
Was general in consequence" OF tho rcC.!pt
OF recent shipments. Ecaty-to-wcar was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08

Boston oil Mill Company. Foreign
Corporation, defendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08

Richmond GuauO Company, Incorpo.
rated. Hia!ut!N,
L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To and from Washington and bcyond DAILY.

Richmond Washington Local, Iv. sl.5O pm,
week days; sil5 PM. sundays; AT. flI25 4 NJ,
daily. J. fredericksburg Accom-. week days, Nv.
lilo IN; Ar. f'.lO An. Ashland Accom- week
days, Lv.t7." AN e3o PM; hr.i6%D AN, 5.t2I'M
Abba ticket and baggage Offices no, open
Tor this train. MAIN -. Sta
iNyrd 81. sta. lstoppins at Elbal { .lba STA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08

THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE CITY pf RICHMOND. 80
NlMBEE 3. lGlG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08

IN case and UPON an altachment re-
turned executed.
The object of this suit is TO recover
against tho defendant tho sum OF
Si,"i5.Gs with i@sai interest thereon
10 attach tn" estate "r debts owing to
tho said defendant within the city OF
And affidavit having been made and
filed that 10 the best OF the atlantis be
tion and Is not - resident Of this STATE.
IL IL ordered that III" SAID defendant
appear here within fifteen days aftc''
due publication hereof and do what n
necessary 10 protect it's interest in this
suit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-08
RlCINoN1 FRUIT NlNRKET.
~ hUir>air Quotations.

.-loW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a
i5ecSNd1 Observation-Disclosures. 80
The Washington times., 1917-11-14
ADVERTISEMENT
Girls-Do You Know Why
Your Hair is Ugly?

It's amazing how much good looking
hair does towards producing the at
nEctiveness so much desired by wom-
en- OF all ages. IT is really pretty hair
more than perfect features that gives
the appearance OF youth and beauty.
any woman can merit this praise for
beautiful hair-it is only a matter Of
care. Dandruff is the cause OF most
hair troubles. 1t clogs the scalp pores
aud prevents the hair roots from get
ting the nourishment nature intended.
Your hair becomes faded, dry, streak
ed and scraggy-falls out badly and
are Immediately Yitalized and properly
nonrished. II you want beautiful hair
and lots OF IL you must get rid of
dandruff. To do this quickly, safely
and at little expense, there is nothing
no effective as Partisan sage Niquid
form) which you can yet at any drug
store. It's guaranteed to abolish
eendruff-stop scalp Itch and falling
hair and promote new growth OF
money refunded. It's in great demand
by discriminating women because ii
makes the hair so soft. lustrous, easy
70 arrange attrRctively and appear
heavier than IL really is. A massage
With Partisan sage is a real delight
dehcately perfumed-an antiseptic
liquid free from dangerous inEredi-
ents and guaranteed not to color the
hair or scalp. II you want good look
ing hair and plenty Of II you must use
Parisian sage. Don't delay-begin to-
Hsght-a little attention now insures
bsautiful hair for years to come.
O,Donnelrs Drug Store will supply
you.
The Washington times., 1917-11-14
HOLD TWO
NEGROES ACCUSED
IN HDLD-UP CASES

The police believe they have reli'
able evidence pointing to- Thurman
Alexander Brown, twenty-five years
old, OF 1904 Sixth street northwest
and Israel Henson. twenty-seven, OF
Cherry Hill, Va, both colored, as
perpetrators of three recent robberies
and assaults in local stores. The pair
was returned here last night from
Pittsburgh, where they were arrested
with what the police declared is loot
from the robberies.
Two musical instruments taken
from the store of Henry Eberbach, sos
H street northwest, when he was
struck over the head with section OF
gas pipe, October II, were recovered,
IL is declared. Besides this, a watch
belonging to George z. Dwyer, held
up in his grocery at sol Twenty-hrst
street northwest. October %, also Is
in the hands OF the police.
The police believe they will have
little trouble in fastening upon the
two guilt for the robbery of Nathan
Wolk, struck with a blackjack No
vember ] in his store at Sherman
avenue and Barry place, and robbed
OF $50.
Detectives Beckley and Warren en-
tered opposite the names OF Brown
and Henson charges OF assault with
a deadly weapon and robbery. Two
colored women have been appre-
hended and held for investigation.
They are Bessie Hager, twenty-five
years old. of 1904 Sixth street north
west, and Georgia V. Young, twenty
'our, Of 1898 Forty-fourth street north
east.
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NATIONAL.

The celebrated ~ziegfieId Follies"
is to play its annual Washington en-
gagement at the National next week.
Gene Buck and Gsurgc V. Hobart sup
piled the lines and lyrics OF the new
est "Follies." The muc!c is by Victor
Herbert, Raymond Hubbell, Jerome
Kern, and Dave Stamper 1t is to be
offered in two acts and twenty elab-
crate Joseph Urban scenes. Among
the 15O entertainers are such popular
favorites as VIII Rogers, Bert Will
liams, Eddie Cantor, W. c. Fields,
Don Barclay, Thomas Richards, Fred
erick Burton. officer Russell VOkes
and Don. Gus Minton. Fanny Brice,
Allyn King. Dorothy Richardson,
Mildred Richardson, the Fairbanks
The Washington times., 1917-11-14
BELASCO.

When William Fox presents his
superfilm "cleopstra" with Theda
Bara as the Siren OF the Nile, At the
Belasco Theater next week. beginning
Sunday night, local amusement seek
ers will see what Is said TO be the
most sensational and magnificent
photo-dramatlc spectacle ever pro
6uced. 1t Is now enjoying a phenom
enally successful run at the Lyric
Theater, New York. 1t involved the
coordinate playing OF 10000 people
and the erection of Egyptian and Ro-
man cities. It portrays the naval bat
tie OF Actrium and the armies OF
Egypt and Rome engaged in titanic
struggles. Daily matinees VIII be Civ
en-.
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GAyETY

One OF the brightest burlesque en-.
tertainments of .hc season is prom
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IOEw,s COLUMBIA,

Beginning Sunday and for the first
half OF next week Elsie Ferguson will
be seen at Loev's Columbia in her
second film play. 'The Rise OF Jen-
ME Cushing" a perturbation OF Mary
S. Watts novel which is already in
its fourth edition. The Hearst-Pathe
News and other short reel subjects
will also be shown. Thursday and
for the last half Of the week Julian
Eltinge. the famous female imper-
senator. will be seen In his newest
picture, THE Clever Mrs. Carfax." An
o. Henry story entitled "The Lone
some Road" will also be seen in
screen form.
The Washington times., 1917-11-14
STRAND.

Beginning with the Sunday projec-
tions and continuing through Wed
nesday of next week. the attractive
feature Of the photopIay bill at
Moore's Strand Theater will be
when a Man Sees Red" in which
William Farnum Is filmed in the virile
role Of Luther Smith, hardy son of.
the seas who roams the south Pacific
in search Of the sea captain respon-
sible for the death OF his little sister.
From Thursday to Sunday the feature
viii be a photodramatic spectacle
showing events Immediately preeed-
ing and during the Russian revolu-
tion, "One Law For Both in which
Rita Jolivet is pictured as the star
OF an all-star cast that includes Vim
cent Serrano, Pedro de Cordoba,
James Morrison, Helen Arnold. Leah
Baird. and many others. Today, to-
morrow, and Saturday will mark the
final showings OF THE Narrow Trail"
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Scheduled for Next Week at the Capital Playhouses
POLLS.

Twins, Helen BS-nes, Doris Lloyd,
Dorothy Leeds, and many others.