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GORDON B. MOSS.

Gordon B. Moss OF Rutherford. who
was a reporter for the Tribune and
later went with THE EVENING Sun.
died yesterday in his home, 1876 1rv-
ing place. Rutherford, after an illness
OF several weeks. He Is survived by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry e.
Moss: brother and two sisters
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hector sares to Lecture.

The Rev. DIR. Ernest II. Stires, rec
tor of 81. Thonas's Episcopal Church,
win lecture on "Cathedrals Of the War
zone and Recent Experiences at the
Front" in synod Hall, Amsterdam ave-
nue. and 10th street. Tomorrow eve
ming. II win be his first lecture since
his recent return from France.
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MARRIED

HAsKEw-ARcHER.-on November IL at
81. Georges Cathedral Jerusalem.
Palestine. Beatrice Copleston Archer.
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Archer
Of New York. to Capt. Richard Selwyn
Haskev, n A., OF Forest Gate. Lon
Ian England
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exchange the former Car gave him
the order OF st. Stanislaus. Since that
time he had been Familiarity known as
Count" He leaves widow, formerly
Miss lmogene Bishop, and q daughter.
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Scene shifts 10 France.

Act 2 was the battle, with everybody
over In France. The celebration OF
peace and a grand Thanksgiving and
finale ended the evening, in which the
pelham Bay Band helped. The Or
chestra proper was conducted by siivio
Helm.
The entertainment will be repeated
every evening this week and at
"wednesday and Saturday matinees.
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'MAROUFPRESENTED
AT METROPOLITAN
Pictorial Attractions Of Varied
Brilliancy Are Seen in
Rabaud's Opera.
BALLET MUSIC CHARMS
De Lucca Impersonates Cob
bier Of CairO-Galli Be-
witching in Dance.

The season Of opera at the Metro
politan Opera House entered upon is
sixth week last evening. The opera
vas Henri Rabaud's "Marouf." which
has retained its place in the repertoire
for reasons not difficult to discern but
unnecessary to enunnerate. The kind
of music which the distinguished
French composer. now conductor OF
the Boston Symphony Orchestra
wrote for this fanciful tale Of the
Orient is not congenial to the present
public taste, which relishes principally
the lingering long drawn sweetness
Of Puccini's most familiar works and
the febrile melodies OF Verdi
But "Marouf" presents pictorial at
fractions OF varied brilliance and the
ballet music is captivating TO the
least sophisticated ear. Furthermore
the dance episode provides Rosina
CALI with opportunity for one Of the
most delightful exhibitions of her
beautiful art. For those who take
face there is much TO enjoy in the
score OF "Marouf," for the composer
has shown admirable skill in sustain
| ing the illusion Of Eastern life and
feeling.
Cast Remains same.
The cast Of the opera remains as il
! has been since the production. Mr.. dc
I.uca, who is very happy in the i'm
| personation OF characters conceived
| in the vein OF comedy. Is especially
praiseworthy in his impersonation OF
| the cobbler OF Cairo and his singing
of the fiorid Oriental phrases is
artistic Nine. Aida, whose vocal skill
has improved In recent seasons, IL
not always an ideal singer Of Mr.. Ra-
baud's melodies. but much of her de-
livery is good.
Mr.. Rothier as the worried Sultan
Mr.. Chalmers az the good friend anc
Mr.. de SeSurola as the vizier con
tribute pleasing features TO the per
| Torrance.
In the Audience.
Lord Decies, Mrs. William Lain
beer, Mrs William Starr. Benjamin
Nicoll and Frederick Y. Dalziel were
with Mrs. George Jay Could.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Goadby Loew''
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. W. Payn'
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver
Isciin.
Princess F,nrioo Ruspoli. Mrs Adol
Ladenbury. Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
Dyneiey. Prince and George Ledli'
we're guests of Charles II. Sheriff..
With Mrs. w. Watts Sherman wer'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. lie Roy Emmett ant
Mrs. Richard Cambria.
Mrs. George A. Pope OF San Fran
cisco, Capt Gilliland OF the British
army and f. Costsr wilmerdins wer'
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell Put
nam.
With Mr.. and Mrs. w. Starr Mile
we're Miss Harriet Post and Miss Edit
Starr Miller
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. August Spreckel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert z. Tod.
There were also IN the audience Nj
and Mrs Goodhue Livingston, Mr.. an,
Mrs Rae Of Pittsburg, Mr.. and Mrs
John Magee. Miss Julia Chester Wells
Mrs. Charles W. Cooper, Mrs. william
: Douglas Sloane, Miss Louise Sandi
Mrs. John Lawrence. Mrs. Douglas "
Campbell. Mrs Harry Payne Whitney
Mrs. Howard G. Gushing. Thomas j
Slidell. Mr.. and Mira J. Fred Piersor
Jr,, Miss Suzanne Pierson and Mis-
Caroline Stevens.
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They came into friendly atmos-
phere. anyhow. and maybe that had
something to do with the gay and
graceful confidence with which they
danced into the limellght. Every other
person In the audience was a fond
mamma or a proud papa or an anxious
aunt or a FACILITATING elder sister or an
admiring friend. and before the cur
tain rose the whole house was telling
one another that IL was to be hoped
the actresses weren't as nervous as
the mothers were, because IL the &C
tresses we're
But they weren't. The opening
chorus danced out on the stage as de-
bonnairly as n seasoned Winter Garden
group OF girls, with many hasty
smile and wink at the relatives their
quick eyes spied. Frank Smithson, the
London Hippodrome man who IL stag
ing "Hooray for the Girls" could be
seen lurking feverishly In the wings,
but the young society folk did credit
to the fierce training he has put them
| through.
Grace Bristed, as Gossip. in the pre-
war scene in an American country
pleasure, oblivious OF the war in Eu-
rope" scored an instant hit, and so
| did Mrs. jerks as Mary NunHvHsod ,
ID the dances by the Misses Dorothy
! Norris and Grace Crossman and
Beatrice Byrne were very pretty.
| But, sad TO say. II was nero man
who got the best hand" in the first
act. James d. Leary, the plump and
vivacious nephew OF the Countess
Annie Leary. was pronounced by the
audience TO be q scream as the voluptu-
GUS lady whose husband is trying &c
"clean up $4,000, 600, ooO- by furnishing
| Uncle Sam with toothbrushes for the
army.
Mrs. Helen s. woodruff. who wrots
the book OF the comedy-the Misses
| Annelu Burns and Madelyn Sheppard
did the lyrics and the music-hung the
story OF the first act on the efforts OF
Lemetl HGH1bGck 10 avoid service In
| the army. Gerald GTundv has already
enliste., and Ndry 4mnHDmdd, whose
mamma wants her to wed Lem~el be-
cause he Is rich, but who loves GeTdld
tells the two men abe will give hel
hand to the one who wins the greatest
houors in the war. Then the draf
catches Lemuel, but the audience see'
that he will never get MorV. because
with that charming suddenness will
which things happen in musical com
ery Gcrah and MaTV are married Il
the tune of one OF the pretties
choruses.
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CEMETERIEa.
RELIGIOUS ADvERrIsEMENTs.

m METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Cas- JERUsALEM's DELivERANcE
Mt.n by Jews. Catholics. Pr0testanis
AaS.lon Fixtures Alleaby's Army.
sAes, Ch0TUses. special Features
SOc' $LOo, tl.59, $3.50.
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New contributions. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Total .,tte 15e. q
Shipped and paid for. .S554.7lo.Z
Cash balance. ........,... $.66-n
Received through ths Schultz Cigar
stores OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S6llsso
Grand total. .s4ls.i 7sN
New contributions are
Donald c. of Brooklyn. ............... N@
Pomsnder Walk Ciub HachensacA.
NyTon F. Levey, S. John st.......... 100
John W. Bruyn. London Guar. and
Acc Co. New York ................. 500
B. Tighe, 80 Union Squsre..,........ 20
u. c. Petler. Roslyn. l.. l..,....... 200
Forest Hills Fire Co, Inc. uhiTd
contrib). l.. I........................ SEQ
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HELP WANTED-roma,e.

LADY eanvasser wanted. GOOD comnilss!on.
70, quick sellers, Apply III NORTH First.
WANTED. white women and
girls sixteen years old and
over for clean, pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(either day or night. Pay
while learning not less than
$1.25 per day. After learning,
from $3.50 to So 50 per day Of
ten hours. Time anI one-half
paid for night work. Pay once
week. Meals served below
cost B r ITlSH AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO.. Ltd, 800 North
Lombardy Street.
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LOST AND FOUND

Lost. on First and Niacuc, strtet car.
about $50 Tnugsgey evening. one hlacS
sAnd purse 1Hls!a.Hg SSoLt 81, IN bi;!A
ana .ont email change; s!sc owner card.
Mite Charlotte llirrogs, care ECl4lE- 'rl.
Typ Co. o, phone A.a!soM s5i. kt...d.
LOST. white Cox teT!.e. two yasEs Cd, vita
BROW spot Sn head. Reward /: .rlurat g..
n 200 I.Asr"i." Nvenue, Byri PARK.
LOST. on Brohd Street rt,I.,tn Nurnhvi.,
Hottl and h.GGfa,aut 4. c.. store yes
o'clock, one vold ba. hin. poailL.: t"c
inches !oGE, aet wita paAr!r ana sapptirrs
small bow OF IIp. ribbon attached Eiell-.
priLed ttnEncnt1i rsstoa1. suitable re-
ea-d II l.ft k'om 33t; Mnrpays Hotel
Ls sT.vs n!.ih' E:a Nrisf wassM en-;
J.: +: kohlt. Z SAns.
LOST. on Franklin or Grace Street, let~enn
LON hardy and Laurel. small iur n.cS piece.
Phena Randolph i:7S.
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Atlantic Coast Line

The 81 sIa ,r.d fa;lEGaa q the septh.
TRAINS LEAVE RiCHMoNp DAILY.
For Florida ard South: s:"o A. II. aad
Ter :soTfoLk:, ,s:o5 :. II. $500 a NJ. 500
Gm6RR i 1 8. pEy3 West: $3.50 a IL
$40 =: NJ 500 4; n. SEQ a. II: $500. p.
els p. 81. 2:3j p. n.
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: .4:os
P M.
Trains arriys, Etchmond daily: s:oo. a. 81.
s., ii:lo 4 81. .a:io r NJ. fi:56 >. 4.
sos AZ. GAS p. IL. T:as p. A.. Sis
.EHcept Sunday. tSunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con. .
Dec,ions not Euarafltesd
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It'd. WANTS

oo"oA Mi;,,Ib 10 cents line per insertion.
,rs: tsiioHlns rates ap sSS ios repeated
HsEt'SS2s prsHy5REp AEGE w lNgKSfG!fi4NYf
c6MS SAAAAHG IirE % on f2Hr. CASH 70 Acc
RATE FER EISE.
3THEp4T spd 2 DAILY inser,ioas. 20 cents
e6NsEe IWSffii1i2ni in e. Ssn," 80 cents
Situation Wanted. Male ard Female.
Tine DALI or SUNDAY: cents a line.
sasis q neasurcmsnt Is solid agate, II
"9 r.. 70 tae inch. and six words to. Tho line.
|iassiiestions not guaranteed after S r. 81
sCbsrATIoSs FOR I'D. WANT ADS.
nctss e st ts"iif9SinE Times. Dispatch Branch 2t-
regular oo are rates S,s, ~ tss . The
WEST OF FoUSIIEE STREET
Yes, End Pharmacy. .537 w Cary ST.
IL Ga Ca"edo'u Drug Store. Floyd Ave. and Rob
eo Gs,rf p.Si. Turner. Druggist. "oss EtOad.
prSs scfs i aaGo Gsov: * ~.
s,E l. Booker Cfus Store. 2ooi West Maio
f;s D I'VE s'sss A:1 All .s "a s ae' sd
f L F. .ef p5Ss P ssE VI
RR; SiEsf 9Th fl1 y5sts siss s.,
$, Tarran. Drug Store. Youshee aud Broad
EAST OF FoUsHEE STREET.
TTe ess,. Co; II Ear, Broad 81,
's bfss H sas. STIFF FIN .aa Ei9is Iii
v +: H DsHsh. 20 ssl i 7: s,t, T. s.
6, Richardson Drug Store. sol =. Seventeenth
f II GA ps.Yys:r Ess,esaA s..
G,Il Lar: Pharmacy. rwen,y-hrs, ard Mar
.se,inEs. prvs Co. rwen;y-,h!rd ana
., Herds Drug Store. T*en,y-n,ntn and q
,,W9?d sch,at Drug Co. Twenty. n.,a
%ocds Pharmacy. Twou,y-rfth AID Leigh
shpp,cs Hin ehar@eey. 800 Z broad ST,
- tEiehs .d,oG Clay Street Frog store. stl y.
PARAMOUNT
E4:r.uouut Pharmacy. :I.s F4i.moua, Ave
BARTON RErGETs
FsTy's Drug E,cre. North Nv.
Stsere's DRUG Store. 1900 North Ave.
HIGHLAND FARE.
4 i: C%tS% 4 CO. 400 Ih,rh 49,;
~: r. ToNaatnd. Milton and Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
g, Branch OrIce T!nIta. Dispatch. 1909 Hull
WoopLA%D HEIoHTa
woodland Heights Pharmacy. :itt Sentn.s
Charles W. Garrison, ail7 Fores, uin Az.
S"A*SBOEO.
4. 81 RobeItLa Drug store 900 Hun ST
FULTON.
j. - f!ars. :;!: "i!!!amaop'x Ave.
rETERssunG
Times. Dispatch brsncn. 40 &erth syca-
r,ore street onens Petersburg -2J
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HELP WANTED-Malc

IiOIsTiNGMET ADD fireman. also !oconio.
tive Gran. engineer and fireman. Cow
eminent work at Gurus Bay. SD. Big
wages aad Tree transportation. Amy Cur /.
tbs BaJ Ordnance Dsrot LIZ. p!o. i.ieEt 5u.
rsaM lSts Esnt Main Street
WANTED, IL orickiaycgs. Government wcri,
at Curtis Ea%, Nd Bis wages ana free
transportation. Apply array Ordnance Dc
pot Employment Bureau. 1905 Eus; Main
street.
WA MED. young man stenoSra pher. Ad-
dttka = III. care Times De patch.
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway Comuany

Tho Progressive Railway of tho South
Trains leave daily: - N. NorlenA
local 1910 r. Nc, alecpcrs Atlanta and
Jacksonviln: $40 z. NJ, Atlanta BIrruiax-
ham special: 11:4o +. 81. sleepars Jacs-
aonviilo: ::4c u. d. Trains arriyo B:sS
A. NJ. Sis y. NJ. 5i5 z. VI. Gao p. NJ.
NJ
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WANTED. young man 10 run delivery suio-
. mobile StesG? positioa, good hours.
state oxperisace. references 8no Sge. AZ
drss J az. car Tines L'ispatch.
PRESSMAN--GooG man on cyitader and job
presses; h.gh-st wages: union. EayWorta
Fa9!! 1sil1 e A29se. Washington. y {.
CYLlNDER and Job press ie.deyf: i..nnc-
diAtGly: SIS a week. Uaywovth Pub.
lsh:ng HOUSE. Warrington, =. c.
WANTED. thcrouGhly competent lathe man.
au.round mechanic Tor machine shop.
Addrah, l. G2i. care Times Dispa ,ch.
CAPABLE Once nan. yroGcieu, a. book.
medtctn.l sps;ns wafer company Ia, a coun-
tsy district. Prefer one raised in the Couu-
Try and who has hsd the bench. OF a hish
school sducauon. In addition 10 sum Client
salary ineuctIaoTt, would furnish Comfort
3b!o house, nrewood and garden VEGETABLES
In season. Answer GS2. care Times hi. :
WANTED. an experienced prcsser for tho
tailor hhon. Apply Huh i~Inihinc &c
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DEATHS

iHoMPSci%.--UIS a. her T1.idtnSc. !Te7
North NchG, G!n,c- i4rk. FEBRUARY o.,
Mrs. EMILY lIcNEScS. Sh. leave.
ihISs slater. one ur?iI'r. ;Ep dhusht.rs-.
FNn=ra from -. iohuS H. D.!Et Church
Slut.r farA. S.EIl!.LAi Z, !. u.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

EKKlNf--The funeral o: MIS- MAFY
LOUISE PERKINS. wife OF - - rsrl.,:.'.
rs;,, ana esyfhrf q CIR ~! Nj II 9
rss.Mts ;':i Wt:: ,MAs.Arsii sttsst. is!I e
NOON \, $40 8 rioca, a. Inc sf4.e In
CakNbo5 Cemetery.
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STEAMBOATS,
Old DOI1liniOnI.ine

eesily; 100 r M connecHcns with Nam TLs in:;
aaily s,iept sunday 200 ?. 81; cennsctions
sis9 fads by \; & " BY. $500 P a., and
DAY; NiSns line steamers stop az Ciars.
yeSances. N'S SSS7
tlkGiNiA NAVIGATION co. lama,
Newport News and All ,Jsmes River land:
inEs MONDAY Wednesday aad Friday al
500 4 n FreiEh, recs.ved tor ali jams
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HELP WANTED-Nlale

WANTED. reGislered or .ssist1nt rs1I..
tered Ehorn,acist CorScon'a pharma,y.
WANTED. Registered drug clerk or aseiSt-
ant: single: reference required; state
WANTED. registered OF registered assistant
druggiat. Must DO able to furnish best OF
references. Good salary and GOOD hours
/! "1did opportunity e. nve man Address
Falconcr Pharmlov. Enwport News, Va.
WANTED. reciYtsrcd aggistant recIstared
Dharmacist: ALSO thoroughly experienced
unreei.tcrsd drug clerk. j. c. Gessuch Co,
WANTED. several mechanicni draft,n,en
Win Two or thres years active expert.
room. G!rc full particularly including sa1 .
.rY c:pected. Address Box II. STALLION A,
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TALKING MACHINES

KAEE opportunity-For sale. my BEAUTIFUL
o,S $40 xiG.5Gis sif Il phonoEraPh ana re-:
u:ca only ter weeks, Wonderful barsain
VIZ! snip g; Q. D. allow examination and
satisfactory. viii pay. f.sisht both wsyy.
Write q; Scsoiae. SIZES Ogden Avenue. Chi
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To the creditors of THOMAS L. PER-
nSnrieo. and district Aforesaid
! Noise lice is hereby, given that on the
SAID THOMAS L. PERKiNs was du n
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the drst
meeting Of his creditors VII. he held
Building. r;iehmond. Va. on tho 18TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1915, at 10
O'clock in tae forenoon. at which time
~; ;Ssi- sac ls &c, ereditois may attend prove
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business As may properly come before
said meeting.
TRoS b sNEAp.
referee in Bankruptcy.
FehruarY s. 1915.
n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERH DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
r1d Il rs Ra 45r q e.. NO = 2s7'.
Bankrupt. | Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF ck H!BfF MEETING OF
To The, creditors OF RICHMOND TOY
~ Of Henr!co, and district a forss S1oh-
Bankrupt:
:, ! N9 ,! Is hereby given that on the
RICHMoND. ToY co. ISt.. waa duly duly
adjud!cated bankrupt. and thar the firSt
meeting % hi. creditors viii DC held i'm
nv office. Rooms l11S-il19 Mutual
building, Richmond. Va, on the 18TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. =. n. 1915, at 10
o'clock in tho forenoon. al which time
mo ssid creditors may attend. prove
theif claims, appoint trustee, examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS y SNEAD
Referee In Bankruptcy.
February s, 1915.
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BOARDING

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms, with rri-
vate bath Table board Specially H-s
MYRTLE Anderson. 20 East FRANKLIN Srreai
40 West Grace Street. hot-IyaiSr fca;.I
rcSsEs:- msGs-n convhnIhncns. N.,.h hnarh-
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CARPET CLEANING
OLD carpets made over into new rur.
Phone Madison 2Is3 W " Mosslev q Eo
~ North First Street
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Norfolk & Western Railway.
Richmond, Fredericksburg 4 Potomac &. r.

70 dnc ;an.n wsahipG,ien Local, Lv. s,.is
sll.ia .aM. daily; ITedef!tk ssuTs teoom..
wesK GAYS: Lv. s4;ls pm. AF. ss.iS An.
$50 PM: AT; 1885 AN. s. SO PM '' SA-h'
sFEloa ticket and baggage ounces not Oman
tByrd ST. Sta. tstcpp!nr ~ Eiba9. sEiba sts,
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FURNITURE; china and Wedding presents
s snd hauling oone by Jacob Umlauf Phons
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TELEPHONE OPERATING
A Vocation to Be Proud Of.

WE offer steady employment to
number of young ladies be-
tween the ages Of II and IS.
During training period of one
month, 81 per week (six days.
is paid, after which frequent,
systematic increases are given.
Attractive recreation rooms are
provided; also private cafetc-
rias where meals are furnished
at less than cost. Permanent
employees are paid during sick
ness. Apply in person to Miss
Via, Room 500, 7O9 East Grace
Street.
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SHOE SALESMAN.

SHOE SALESMAN.
WANTED, experienced shoe sales
man. Must he hustler; perma-
nent position; good opportunity for
the right man. Apply 10
THE WEISBERGER CO.
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WANTED. IN experienced prcsser for tho
tailor shop Apply Huh Clothing Co
Eighth and Broad Streets.
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FOR SALE-Eorses
SAFES
FIREPROOF
CARPET CLEANING

NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFEs
I: =. COOKE SAFE AND Lock co.
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SITUATION WANTED-Nlalo
SITUATION wANTED-Femaie

fu dn., axe ssssnfgETTPheE, IS AMERICAN Ma
II and aeGpEately executed. Phone Madison
lt1. or ctLl ~ aSeve address.
WOMEN ~aate't inlEouia ;ciy. Thousand.
EoEernnlsnt var positions OPEN 3iGU
:aonth; LIST free. Write Franklin Insti.
tule Dspt ESQ NJ. Rochester n
WANTED. hy YOU'VE LADY wro fas La6 =,
osn af frr,; sYSSensnes IN ef;co. position.
employer az 10 her ability. N6G,css i 20,
care Times parat ch. 49,
WANTED, ty lady. ccnibina;!om :,enoeT.
pner sno eookfccPsr. POSITION IN either
Eichmon1 or Peters burg. References Id.
dress L So care Times Dis 7atcE
general oh!ce work. desires permnnent no
Siiion Best references. E "a care inns
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mond. Va,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1915.
at O'Clock +. NJ.
in separate lots or as whole, or both,
as may DO decided at sale certain 81.
iectS OF said concern, consisting OF, in
part. handsome Mahogany Sanitary Of
ice furniture, such as Roller Tor Desk,
Double Flat Top Desk, two Single Flat
TOP Decks. Flat Top Typewriter Desk,
tnrGo Revolving Chairs, two Arm
S hairs; typewriter Chair. Mahogany
Office Table, Mahogany Costumer. 80. )
Four: Draw Steel Fling cs slta e Conn
hination Lock Steel Safe Cabinet. Tnsl,
accessories. etc, Latest Improved Ma
uonai Cash Register. &c to 500. with
netaii Statement Sheet and ATu!tiple
Iotal Adding Counters, in mahogany
hniSh; BowScr Street Gasoline Tank.
WIN electriC pump: two Bowser Steel
VOL arrei Oil Tanks. ono Small Bow
ser OF Tank. one Lathe. one Drill Press,
Machina Shop Equipment, LOT .Autoni o :
Die Parts and Supplies.
Private BIDS tor said assets will be
rsceiVed up to IL o'clock noon on
Thursday. February II. 1918. The re-
celver reserves the right to reject any
anc all bids, and all bids arc subject
10 tho approval Of the court.
An inventory of said property may
DO seen at the Office OF tho receiver or
the IPsopsrtE inspected upon request.
FRAME c. MILLER.
Receiver in Bankruptcy.
+. y. Box 246. Norfolk Va.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO., INC,
fJ.~tt 60
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FOR S.ALE-aiaciifncry

AGETYLENE gas machine for country resi-.
dences. "2tor tanks. terracottA pipe,
betting. pulleys. shaftins. hangers. planners.
lath mills. cdscEs. Laundry machinery. boil.
crs snd engines. Guaranteed condition. l..
Biuford & Go.
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric X aiIwav
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL WAY

S1AHzlJSkE &AEAEAxI " V1SKO 6H8AkGl ~ "A Z
Gin. 10 viiln s; west. 1850 D.. 1850 n.
Main Limo Local $3.50 Il. t5:3p n.
James River Line. 10000 a.. ta:aS p
Newport News.
Newport News Local. 1900 a. IS IL y.
From Nix. Newport
Nsws:, GA Point Ill. .,l:loa. :i;4op.. 'G;to p.
Nest: SLY a: $40 p; Locals. Ilo;ls a..
Daily. Except Sunday
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FOR RENT-Hoon,s

MoNTICELLo, ia North Eighth. nice
clan. heated: zee. Use. 81 dali: ;2.so TO-
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Pursuant to an order OF the United
states District Court for the Eastern
District OF Virginia, entered on the ist
"a! OF FEBRUARY. 1918. IN the matter Of
the Standard Motor Company, Inc. l
VIII offer for sale. on tho premises, Nos
40 snd Il: East Grace street. Rich
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FOR RENT-Rooms

ATTRACTIVE Furnished room with private
bath openinr Into room. hot-water heat,
electric lights: private family: Gentlem1 o
preferred. 1929 Park Avenue:
FOR rent. 70 gentleman. small. bright.
iurnlshsd room with good outlook. Apply
Park Avenue.
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NOTICE-Banllruptcy

TIE VALENTINE AUCTION CO., II
.kuCtioncerS.
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HELP WANTED-Fcmale

/ WANTED :. colortd waitress and dish
washer (Iccmaa}. SlS North Sixth Street
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To the creditors OF RICHMOND TOY
CO. INC. of Richmond. i'm The. Conn
y OF Henr!cc. and district aforesaid