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EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
sass sAiST STE t sctSsea on fMuR sa5
H:, Afternoon sc MorninG aerYIss At 3e9sk
MAN. sTec,oF. su..day School a, go o. Win n
Madison rea a, IN he ph
to both church and sunday school.
FIRST pK tI!MsEESIyTIksAN;
pR f. f. eFaD 4 sa ana school n by
EcoNn rkEshY!EkIAS CHURCH.
s SEv Nu a5 Il Cfci aas p D. pastor
nesd.y. 5 +. u. sInd-y school s:l5 A. A" e II
ksx Ea isiada Maex y D. Of uni9n Thee
The Reformation" ~ the II O'Clock service.
GRACE CoyENANl tKEsBt rAKtAN
REV cALvfN ' sTW s HKr .i r. o. s pssso.
$50 4. M.-Sabbath School.
::$e T. M-Keaa Msn.ofiaI sabbath, 'i ssh LG
Visitors always welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST Citizen trwEEFTIr
and bread streetsl. Nky. George ~. Me.
Sunday sehoo sso a 4 II NJ nara .a
and Phiiathen ciaaa.. meet ia eastern an
p NJ You are cordially invited.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH tFranknn
st. ana 1f4f 81 E. w WGrei' Anaa
s Tnini s. e. VII! prsaSh at oy both ssrv,sq$
al etanins rho TSrsott sne Man Ths
special services will continue neNt week
Bible school $50 y. NJ. Lewis Pitcher. SUI
perintendent.
METHODIST.
GtNTER PARK METHODIST CHURCH.
Temporary quarters. Chamberlayne High
School Building. sunday school $3.50 A. IL
Preaching ct II =. VI. BY REV j. II.
MONTGO Mr.RY.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
Regular services VIII be held fo-morrow
morning in the church ediNce Corner Park
Avenue and Meadow StreeD ut Ii o'clgcE
L ,j "Eysrla sing nanishmen,." we'd
meeting at s O'clock Reading rooms tN. !.
col .Go2, are iGcated in the Virginia Railway
and Power Building, corner Seventh and
Preaching il Il. by REV. .. MOORE.
Sundays. from 10 A. 81. to 8 T. NJ All arc
cordially invited.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY w. T.. PURCELL. JR, co, INC,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
1914 Last Main Street.
COURT SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. VA

Acting under the decree of the United
States District Court for the Eastern
Christopher ". Fleet. bankrupt. en-
tered October 20. 1917. We the under
signed trustee in bankruptcy OF Chris
tophcr w. Fleet. bankrupt. and the
thereby appointed for the purpose. will
offer for sale at public auction, upon
the respective premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER {, 1917,
at II O'Clock noon
the following described properties, No.
l32l Ross Street, that desirable factory
site with two-story and basement brick
buiidin. now occupied as planning mill
and carpenter shop, fronting ~ feet on
the south side OF Toss Street and run
ming back 1876 feet . inches, more or
Inches. more or less. on the western
line to 1G-foot alley. and
at l:l5 o'clock p. NJ.
lots 10 and 2i7 in Highland Terrace
Annex, city OF Richmond. fronting so
feet on the east line OF Veranda Ave
nue. and running through a depth of
fronting thereon also 80 feet These
lots are near First Avenue and
Nendowbridge Road.
TERMS: Onc-third OF the purchase
price to he paid in cash and the residue
to be paid in two equal installments at
SIX and twelve months from the day OF
denced by negotiable notes OF the pur-
chaser. With interest added at the rat e
OF per ccntum per annum and secured
by deeds OF trust on the real cstut q
sold, and during such period the pur-
chaser shall for the benefit Of the
holder of said notes keep said property
insured against fire, in the names Of
the trustees. in the respective deeds of
trust securing the deferred pnym cnt 3
of the purchase money, at the on
ton Of the purchaser. the sale shall be
for all cash. Sale to he free and clear
OF all liens thereon subject to the con-
nrmation OF the court.
r. Y. FARINHOLT.
Trustee in Eankruptcy.
r. X. FLORANC and
A. z. DICKINSON.
Special Commissioners.
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HELP wANTED-Fcmnle

WANTED, white women and
girls, 16 years old and over,
for clean, pleasant and profit
able employment in our modern
cigarette factory. Pay while
learning not less than $1.25 per
day; after learning, from S1.5O
to $3.50 per day Of ten hours.
Pay once a week. Meals served
below cost. A special Christ
mas present for those entering
now. British American To-
baccO Co. Ltd, 900 North Lom-
hardv Street.
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In execution of deed Of trust, dated
May ], 1916, and recorded I'm the clerks
office Of Richmond Chancery Court. D.
b. 23S-D page 100, default having
been made in the payment OF n portion
Of the debt therein secured. and being
ton. at the offices OF the Richmond
Real Estate Exchange. No. 90 North
Ninth Street, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Z. 1917.
mt l. o'clock noon.
the above property. The lot
has n frontage of twenty feet on tho
east line of Twelfth Street between
Clay and Leigh Streets. running hack
eastward!y and between parallel lines
one hundred and thirty U3o) feet.
TERMS: Cash.
II. r. POLLARD. JR.,
TruStea.
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BY POLLARD & BAGBY, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

OF
VALUABLE VACANT LOTS ON THE
NORTH LINE OF TAYLOR STREET,
BETW E:N ADDISON AND ELM
STREETS.
In execution OF n deed OF trust dated
August -. 1916. and recorded in tho
clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
Court. D. b. 24o-B, page ISIS. default
having been made in the payment of Il
portion OF the debt therein secured, and
being required to do, the under
signed trustee will soil by auction, at
the Offices of the Richmond Real Els
tate Exchange. No. 22 North Ninth
Street, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER I. 1877.
at 1915 o'clock +. NJ,
the below described property:
Commencing ut Il point on the north
line of Taylor Street siXty-eight (6S)
feet east of Elm Street: thence run
ming castwardly and fronting on tho
north line of Taylor Street siXty-eight
(6S) feet six co inches; thence back
northwardly between parallel lines one
hundred and twenty u2O) feet to an
alley In rear"
Property In this section OF the city
is rapidly advancing. and YOU may Sc
cure n bargain by attending this sale.
TERMS: Cash.
POLLARD & BAGBY. INC,
Trustee.
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DEATHS

FORD ---Atter EuyluE been faithful en-
pioyee OF Valentines Meat juice COM
pIi,! Tor the past 80 years. Elijah FORD
lto,oreGb. aged ci6fty-siN. pashes on 10 hts
Rell-deserSr,! reward =. /. o'clock thi. morn
inr. lie was greatly respected by ali who
knew MN. both white and CoIor.u. lie
lived ana died ~ los IL West Jackson
Funeral Will 10 held a, : O'Clock SIN.
DAY NJ E!.EOoS, November 4. at sixth
Mount Zion Church. corner st. John an,i
Duval Strestu.
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It'd. WANTS

suSD4h ia 10 ss" .S.se linz mo PEI fns ssero"
s'0FF${ ssi :Spiy ISIS EisFFfiStss$
coMTXNi Ti,s &c oR GH' CASH ~ Ne'
= RATE FER LINE.
1 Minimum space. two lines.
SUNDAY and DAILY insertions. 20 cents
a Daily Insertions. IL cents.
CONSECUTIVE Insertions. 40 cents.
Situations Wanted. Male and Female.
times within one week. 4; cents 4 line.
>, Hasis or measurement Is soiq agate, "a
The. above rates covor ali ciassItics,ion s.
Classihcstions no, guaranteed after l.. 81.
ILLUSTRATIONS FOK I'D. WANT ADS.
The ioiio~ing Times Dispatch Branch OF
n ICES, are Tor the .onvsnie"ye Of the pubi;e.
regular dice Mhsh ere svan a so1 We.
WEST Oh FOUSiiEE STREET.
Vest l."d phar'neey. .0-i w, Cary ST.
1,o n",.o" DRUG store fioyd Ave. and
charles $. Turner. Druggist. West Broud.
Kerns ruarInaty. 2:.a Hanover ave.
.. Il. L. booker Drug Store. soSi ". &ain
s.Eoy's Drug store. Allen Ave. ard Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave and
Il bum Pr s4s Co Soc s r. VI Naa g.
gurne,Es Drug store 4oi "est Broad 81;
Iarrant Drug Store. Founhce and broad
EAST Of rousuEE STREET.
Cohcn Co. II East Broad 81.
Trssts Hra s! ~ st2.d 81 st.
T. 4. Jefir..s Drug store. "a I. Broad st.
M+ .s eras -s ors , ' and fna @sP ST.
+ D DaiSn- 10 ?$ ar; H"F fsnt h's s., St.
Richardson Drug Store. sol =. Seven
i; j.: Gh,aar.y, % NJ Elsa.e.n,h ST,
@,i,!ama Pharmacy rwen,y-nrn and
,n spr1,. .Esn,. pEus Company. Twen,y-,hira
.,H ord's Drus Store. T~en,y-n!n,h and q
Wood & sehaat Drug Co. T~en,y-nnh
Wood'a Pharmacy Twenty NTH and Leigh
Church Hni Pharmacy. 800 E.s, Broad
s sR ,e cr.ir nras Store. 200 Broad s.,
n. Thirty-ii 81.
FAIEMoUNT
fairHouns Pharmacy. :l2J Paramount
BARTON HEIGHTS
= Eahys DRUG store. North ave.
Stcere's Dug store. 1909 Horth Ave
~ HiGiiLASD Park
A -. COSBY 6. Co. 1900 Third Ave
= " +. Ernth.n. fou,;h and stuart.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
g, Branch Once Times Dispatch. 1909 Hun
;Eit WOODLAND HEIGHTS
. Wootland iieiEn,a raarmacy. 2iei
Charles W Garrison aii7 Fo,es. i'm ~.
SWA*S3cEO
p. NJ Roberts, Drug store. 1894 Hull s.:
!. A. DlaCk .eiS wilila,nsbur: Ave
peo2!es D'uS store. 5000 williamsburg
PETERSBURG
Times Dispatch Branch. 40 North Syca.
more Sueet. phoh: Petersburg 22J.
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BY RUFFIN & SLOAN
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COURT SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM AND WOODED
PROPERTY.

Acting under order OF the United
States District Court for the Eastern
District OF Virginia. in the matter OF
w. IL. Jackson, bankrupt entered Octo-
Der Is, 1917. we. the undersigned trus-
tee in bankruptcy of W. II. Jackson,
and special commissioner thereby APP
pointed for the purpose, Will offer for
sale at public auction. at Roxbury Sta
ton. on the G. 81 O.. Charles City Coun-
~. Va. on
TUESDAY NOON. NOVEMBER 6, 1917,
tract of land containing 2I5 acres. moro
or less, in Charles City County, Va,
about mile and hair from Roxbury
Station, bounded rs follows: on tho
north by the Gallant tract: on the east
by the land OF which T. II. Marston
died seized; on the south by the lnnds
of Lucy Williams estate, and on the
west by the land formerly owned by
Thomas Pinchin. This property In suit
able for farming purposes, and has
some young timber thereon.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. balance
payable in three equal installments, at
six, twelve and eighteen months from
the day Of sale, evidenced by negotiable
notes, bearing 6 per cent interest Title
to he retained by the court until the
entire purchase price has been paid.
or all cash IL the purchaser SO desires.
ROBERT III. TALLEY,
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
a. II. SANDS,
Special Comm issioner.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD Co
Once OF the Treasurer
Wilmington. y. C.. NOV. 1. 1917.
Coast Line Railroad Company has declared
Il dividend OF l.: per cent on the pro-
fcr:.G capital stock of that company, pay
able at the Office OF the treasurer, Wimn g.
ton, ~ T.. on and after November TO- 1917
The transfer books closed from October
- to November 10. 1917. both dates In
elusive.
JAMES l.. POST,
Treasurer.
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"A i.ESNAN wanted to sell the "Maje-tic'
Electric Heater or warmer on 4
commission basis 20 dealers and lobbers 81
i.rgttory east o: the Mississippi! River.
" oad-r.ul opportunity for some live wires
10 connect with y proven success. Address,
Majestic Electric Development Company,
l16i Allegheny Avenue. Philadelphia. ia.
FIRST CLASS barrier wanted once;
steady position. good salary ana percent
aEr N1fre.s VIRGINIA Barber shop.
WANTED. ineR 10 handle claims OF trans
portat!on company. Address u s3s. this
ONCE. stating experience and salary
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HELP WASTED-Male

YOUNG man. high school graduate. TO Ltart
IN advertising business The opportuni-
tics to learn salcsr.anship and the publish
In: business are exceptional. Apply Dir.
1unSon. care Times Dispatch o1ice.
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IN AiESiOltIAM

------------L-----------.
ScHi;O EDEh;--Im loving Remembrance Of
our son and brother. ION. \ S,'fiIoi.
DER. sho d"p@ricI tai. III. one gar a.e.
NovcmOc' ).
Ny heart - cg-y aching.
tlthruGh snail. ,.CN dIy
Fn- Iny thoughts are with you. Don
Whom L'od haa tahcm a~.!
MOTHER
In ~ calvary "reet!y ri"-pins
where the flowers gently pLv,
Lies ia" loved 80 dearly
fr, In his cold and siIen, grave.
SISTERS.
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The aforementioned terms are ac-
cording to the trust deed. but more
reasonable ones may be had II desired.
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HELP yANTED-Female

WANTED. co!ored girls sixteen years and
oven. Apply American Glass Works,
Hospltal and Nils Streets. City.
WANTED, a frst:c cook. Good wages.
Apply with references. 22oS Monument
Avenue
WANTED. lady experienced In lunc!eonctte
and soda fountain business. Apply at
once. j. q. NcCrory. Five-and- Ten Cent
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FOR SALE--!scai Estate

FuIs sale. nvs n.t.s suY.rhan land on H.. T.
u,% T. Coo. a","m"n,.s roads; Msniord car
s %sS; @ 5S saf"" SSs
l:na nuts, G!nier rSra Is:ideSss:' twelve
r""''s ~" baths; s,cnn h.",.H, coal a RANG
S"iSHers H g. noS lois n"h' ." complete
on" Hi , in1m s;@n@men xspn- w s,a
.a"H SO ..yi and So mSr ,',"nGh So. me
quick ubou, this. q 500. care Times Dis
FOR RENT-acat Estate
pEAuTlrul: lev six-roo" house n IVES,
vt @" en to p SF MONICA SaeFH ca II
.lo1LcNat.l 81
WANTED-Real Estate
WANTED to gu: ho,.se fre,., Adams to
Eighth. Ola Grace ar .~ranHii,s. Grace COR
gain. Price hrs, letter u $40. care Times
WANTED-Furnishcd Flats
WANTED. turoished apartment, cottage or
n1ror IN o: . n9aG w ..c moGsr
e% %ause '' %nS Min ii @'n re
room. Kitchen, Address l. $40. Care Ti,ness.
FOR EENT-Flats
slN .a nat 3i tG.n'sq n SG.pis Wss,
l:la-J. between II aud ..
FOR RENT-Apartmcnts
III North THIRD. " rooms. !I.uds:n. $40
month Open !or Inspection. itanuoiUh 32,s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
COUPLE wants nicely furnished 4-6 room
apartment: bath. is.tCIsen k!tchcnette,
heating. electricity. West END location.
Address II 80. care Times Dis patch.
WANTED. untnr t!-,icd suite rooms Tor win.
tor consisting hsihS room. Nv" bedrooms,
bath anu i.!tCbeuctte. modern 'cnNenieICes.
centrally ioca jcd. Address Fl 94s, care
Times Dispatch.
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By POLLARD & BAGBY, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
SIX-ROOM DWELLING NO b1s NORTH
TWELFTH STREET.
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MEETINGS
RAILWAY AHD POWER CO.,
Seventh and franklin Streets.
Richmond, Va.

ElRGlSiA NAlI:WAY MD POWER CO..
Richmond. Va.
moee ia hereby given o's sSst a a aanaa,
meeting OF the Stockholders OF tho Virginia
ssi,y cs HisHmona;. va; on WEpS E$pAY.
Ss BOOKS vii. IL elessa on We'd
s s Mn s 81 d' on esk q M
Der 20 1917. az 20 q o Wigi; 4 NJ T. s.,-..
Notice is hsrehy gissn, that the annual
Loeomot,ye WorAs Viii lie hed a, Tho o.i,ae
f 'H Street., m ne CITY Of
r Fri Isnriso ;Sa e. M ,;5 THf
eiectinE directors and onicerH.. and Tor tho
1TMnsIfs'0m OF such Other business as may
''' ". spENcEE RonETErsoN
SECRETARY.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD co.
ONCE OF tho secretary.
Notice i hereby given tina. The regular
Of The Aaa" Coast e Linz na nfSs@AG coSn
psny Tii n be hsln q, The office Of The com;
I,Is9moqd H1i,t or 1pESpXL TIE 5STii
viii Close wednesday, November !. 1917. ut
Nove nS VII T. be 1917 f90enti GS S
H l.. BORDEN.
November :. 1917.
TIE ATLAS MI!Ir LA A6TpA HXP IMPRovE-
S S j. hereby Siyi liz regular
+; ,rS Sela ,rs. az 'ss Ges OF the S"mpsHE q
U psnd >G W. .J GH v,TppE$DAT. THE 2STH bA{I
II. L. BORDEN.
November T. 1917
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SHOE REPAIRING
CHURCH NOTICES

DOEE-klGliT SHOE REPAIRING
~ NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
HHONE RANDOLPH SIS
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WANTED. man TO work on small farm near
Richmond. married preferred. Ad-
dress II tts, care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED, settled white men to
operate cigarette machines.
Good pay while learning. Brit
ish-American Tobacco Co., Ltd,
900 North Lombardy Street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

OLD line IItc insuraiIc. company 6c.ir.,
several t:striot managers tor choice ter
T!'ors ia virginia. Capable iEen, who can
furnish satisfactory references viii be given
maximum moncy-inak!ag contract For full
PARTICULARS address ''Iifn Insurance. p o.
Box ~ richmond. Va.
FOR safe, restaurant fully equipped. good
locality: doing good business: Will sell
cheap. Owner transferred from city ID
:aa. care Times Dispatch.
RICH new sulphur milne discovered: com
p"ty formed; only Two otEer real sui
phur mines. They pay over 400 per cent
yearly uiy.dends. Send for. complete iitera.
Houston. Texas s'
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Albert Stein
Misses and ChiIdren's White
Canvas Laced Shoes-Special
Prices.
AUCTION Sales.--future Days
TRUSTEES Sale
OF
LOT, WITH FIVE FRAME DWELL
INGS THEREON. 7o2. 7o4. 706, 1oS
AND ITO NORTH THIRTY-FIRST
STREET. BETWEEN 81 AND N
STREETS.

In execution OF a deed of trust dated
January 20 1916, and duly recorded In
Richmond Chunccry Court. being re-
CURED SO to do by the licnholder, tho
undersigned Will offer for sale. upon
tho premises. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1917,
at L. NJ,
all tho real estate conveyed by said
deed and described as beginning at
point 100 feet north of intersection Of
Thirty-flrSt and Nj Streets, running
northwardly and fronting on west limo
OF Thirty-frst Street 81 feet and 3
inches. and running back between
parallel lines 100 feet, moro or less,
with the improvements thereon.
TERMS: Cash as TO cost and expenses
Of sale. any delinquent taxes. and 10
pay note OF $4,000, with interest
from October 20. 1916. balance AZ will
be announced at time of sale
STUART JOHNSON.
Trustee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FIXING FLOORS

CLEANING. staining and waxins hrrdwo
Eoors our specially. Your dark floors
mace hight. William johnson. Randolph
II you want the services OF the beat man
- trailing b!oOdnounu- IN III. South wire
1. l.. Crockett, Pulaski. Va
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SITUATION WASTED-,Iale

HARDWARE man. SIX years experiences
uehir-s position. Familiar with ole,
york Efficient. energetic. References
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AUTOMOBILES

LITTLE Six Buick. nv--p.sr-nEcr Dodge,
Dodge roadster. These are t!rst-ciasa cars
.ic SOrth f.irhth.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WAITED. experienced statesman FOR nber
shipping cases ana all X lnds OF folding
boxes, 80 other nsGd apply. State expe-
r.snGo. section Travelled. extent OF sales.
references, salary or commission cX p.r, .d'
I. SIC care Times III pa tch.
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HELP WANTED-,iaio & Female

N"scT.per II. 500 month Iiumdred,
wanted sample questions free Fraaki!n
Inst!tGtn. Dept. 1900. Rochester. -. Y
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STORAGE AND MOVING

WANT BEST MOWERS rs TOWN. CALL
Us. RAPID TRANSFER CO.. RAN
DOi.pH 3{0S.
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SITUATION wANTED-rcmaIe

l am "a competent oi;.ce ass.sia5i ali. 10 do
Hpc"IitlnS, but not ateno.rGptIy iiiins or
Hs".g: "!hc" Gstl!!. B-it references. AdLr,E5
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FOR ItIINT-Itcal Estate

BE:A UTIFUL new six-room house In "
End, convenient to tHO cars. modern
every RESPECT. Rent. $50 po- month
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operated only between Richmond and
Warren.
Tho conference will DO open to all
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Further changes in the soheduie Of
tne Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
company, to meet war conditions. will
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MAY CURTAlL SCHEDULE

cAesaseake aaa Ohio Prspo->s to Dre,
Two Mere Passenger
TraiAs.
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dance numbers are THE Texas Tommy"
and The Cowgirrs Delight"
orcning the new bill will come Jack
Onri. the ambideXtrous comedian
Onri has Juggling act in which the
tricks are designed to excite mirth.
but he displays his skill as a manipu-
lator OF Illuminate objects in a manner
that wins the admiration of those who
delight in this form OF diversion.
Chester Spencer and Lola Williams.
comedian and danseuse. sing, dance
and chatter in their own eccentric way.
Mabel Harper and Company. gro
tesque comedy team. will offer non
sthsieal sketch, said TO be based on a
genuinely comic idea, which has never
before been presented here.
An exhibition of feminine beauty
combined with physical culture demon
strations will introduce here for the
first time Those Three Weber Girls" a
standard act on the big time" The
Wehers sing and dance and wear some
stunning costumes. but they are said
10 he chiefly remarkable for the agility,
Eracefulness and daring they display
in their athletic feats.
Two foreign acts and three standard
American features make up the show
for the latter half of the week sig
Franz and his troupe Of cycling
comiques hold a prominent place on
the hill. This foreign troupe includes
pa omlmists. acrobats and riders.
They have varied exhibition. the rid :
ing skill OF the oicyclists being fea-
tured.
Delier and Termlni. Corsican mu-
sicians. promise real novelty in the
form OF An instrumental act. One OF
the boys plays An accordion piano ana
the other stringed instruments. was.
ner and the Warren Girls are bringing
a eoisteroue, gleesome singing and
dancing skit. The trio are likewise
proficient at funny patter. The act is
described AS a great laughing hit.
Harry Holman and his company Of
sketch players. who are popular with
the Lyrics patrons. Will be seen in
itoimans newest comedy sketch 1.-The
Merchant Prince" and Walter wcems,
blaekfaee comedian. is bringing his
new monologue and song budget.
Weems is said to be the most artistic
portrayer OF the negro character In
vaudeville. He is also an expert SOFT
shoe dancer and an instrumental mu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
LORD HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
Former ssloonkeeper Faces TIVE
Charges OF Violations 81 IRE. !.
kiAttlOn Law.


Ambition Law.
John r. Lord. former ssloonkesper
was sent on to the grand Jury when
arraisned before Justice crutchfield
in Police Court yesterday. charged
with storing and Keeping liquor at an
alleged club. :t15 East Franklin Street.
J. B. Wren. {, c. Owens. W. C. Hicks,
A. J. Reid and W. ". Sirrichs. charged
with aiding and abettins Lord. were
LIQUOR. with intent to sell, ut 2sl& East
Marshall Street, Lord waived pre-
limfnary hearing. And was eailed
for appearance In Husttnss Court.
The two charges wore fiied this week,
following ratds by offieers from First
shall Street addresses.
AZ tho request OF PatYolman Sweet,
w. A. Lsyne. who was CHARGED with
keeping liquor. with intent 10 sell, at
the Lexington Hotel. was acquitted.
His arrest followed 4 raid on the hotol,
when large quantity OF liquor was
seized.
The usual number Of prohibition
cases occupied Justice crutehnsId's At
tention yesterday. the Following dispo
sftlon being accorded them:
George Shumake. charged with keep
ing and storing. With intent to sell. was
dismissed. and Charles creekmore
CHARGED Jointly with Shumake, was
bound over to await action by ths
grand Jury.
Charles CottrelL a minor, charged
with having An illegal amount OF
LIQUOR In his possession. waived ex-
animation. and tho ease was certified tn
Hastings Court Mack Kemp, eolorod,
a minor. Charged with Offering liouor
TOT sale. also vaivsd preliminary hear
ing. and was sent on to Hustinss
Court.
John Epps. eolo.ed, charged with
bringing an illegal amount Of iiauor
INTO the State. was held for che grand
Jury. and conttnuances were granted IN
the cases OF Sophia Malloy. Louie
Chapman and Blanche Norton, charged
With various violations Of the prohibi.
ton law.