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READ THE WANT ADS
Th?y-tc|l of opportunities (or
wlitcli you may have beta look-.
i"tf? j,.
THE TIMES-DISPATCH
i
LILLIAN RUSSELL TALKS
About Ulwtlnotly fcailnlnr thin**
that Moravn nsnt to know?
every tiny ?n
THE TIMES-DISPATCH
ii -nrrm rnrrriiwTiTiiliiBii^ .II-"-?
I
\k
fUdpnond EimesPi^patch_
RICHMOND. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1914.
Store Closes Every Day at 0 o'CIock.
Special Announcement!
Since October we have added SIXTY-EIGHT- em
ployees to our regular normal force. We still require
some more capable salesgirls. Applicants may apply to
Mr. Bates, Main Ottice. MILLER & RHOADS.
Friday Specials
In Our Ready-to
Wear Dep't.
Women's and d* 1 A AA
Misses' Suits, * U.UU
Just an odd lot of Suits, not every size, but a good variety
of sizes and colors. Every Suit is absolutely new style.
Odd Lot Dresses, AQ
Coats, Skirts
Just 25 odd pieces to be
cleaned out quick; your
choice, $1.49.
$7.95
Women's Cloth
and Silk Dresses. .
New Fall Dresses that sold
for $15.00?having only 19
garments left, we are going
to close them out below cost
--$7.95.
$1.59
Blouses ....
Regular $2.00 Lingerie
Blouses, reduced for quick
clearance.
Children's New
Fall and Winter'
Coats
$4.95
Many colors from which to
select, in dainty styles for
the little one; sizes G to 14
years; value $10.00.
Lace Blouses .... $1.98
Special Xmas Blouses, in
the very newest styles; all
sizes.
$1.98
Women's l'etti
conts, 9Sc and....
"Klosfit" and "Water's"
special make; tit all sizes; all
colors to match your suit.
SPECIAL XMAS SETS OF FURS FOR
CHILDREN
$1.25
First Floor Booth.
SKETCHES FROM LIFE -:-By Temple
"Shareholders"
MERGER NOT PRACTICABLE
lll-lr|;n(r MiUlcad *aj* 'II ill r l? \ol
* Itlpe for "I II ? of 1111 in i> t <? it Itonds."
Kmiiictt \V MilMc.'ld, member of the
riouec of I t'.-l'-kJiiU's from Newport
News, and for many yearn city sir
V'-'itiit, canit up fioui the Shipbuilding
t.'ity ytsterdaj to w it iic.is I lie football
content.
* Ulsi'U.sr-iii^ tli" movement on foot to
mcrco tin- city of Newport News am)
Phi* town* of Hampton . 11 ??! I 'hoelm.*
Into a greater ?-it >?-. to he ineorporate.j
under 111? name of.t'ity of Hampton
Itoads, Mr Milswail s;ii<l lie a-if con
vlneeil that '1" project is .m impracti
cable one at this time. "The .t oneoli
ilatlon nmy com* it the ionrv> of Mime
yearn," he Haiti, "I? >it tint-, eoihiiur
Miibstaptial in the |? t? ><-1? t movement.
There l.s no t'n ai popular tlemaiitl for
the mercer. as I m) i t?-? I in recently
published report*. < 'ouditionr on the
Peninsula at this tinn <lo not Justify
the proposed merger. I am 'onfblent
tjmt the liilivement under way is not
taken aerlouHy by the i>coph ??' ?? i?>
of the town's on the I'enfiisuhi.'
I'orn'crj' ( IIae Continued.
The cast! aualiiHt t'larenee Hardy
ehcll. alia,** Frank I>ewif, eharuc'l with
forginF! the name of l?r. J. \V. Wil
liams to n prescript ion for .1 quantity
of cocaine, was yesterday continued
until December 1 at the jo^ucet of tin
man's couiim-I,
ALL OFFICES CLOSED
TIitoiik* <>' \ Isltors Tlirouuli Cor
ridor* (it <ll|?ltol.
While itII Slate oMces were closed
to business yesterday nml the olliecrs
and ciniiloycs of the different depart
ments observed Use Thanksgiving hol
iday. the doors of the Capitol and State
I>lbrai '? buildings were not locked, as
on las' ??lection day, November
Throughout the day visitors in the
city Hocked t<> the Capitol jnid library,
and the corridors of both building were
well filled during the morning and
afternoon with ni?rhtsc?>r? ?from all
parts of Virginia uml North Carolina.
It was a busy day for the capitol
gulden and police. The sightseers at
tlx Csipitol, however, had to content
themselves vowing the exhibits in tlie
museum of the Mate I >epnrtment of
Agriculture and the statuary and]
paintings in the corridors. All Olllccs
were cloyed.
I'nllril to Transfer l.l.'etiMr,
A Police Court summons was yester
Cav Issued for Andrew \\". ICvans, 151U
? !rov( Avenue. \\ ho is alleged to have
sold automobile N'o. 3AS0 and failed to
have the license transferred to the new
owner. Thi? Is the tlrst case of the
Kind to be brought to the attention
of the Police Department. The com
plaint wsia ui,oh by Motorcycle Police
1 man L.. N. Clarlte.
TO FIGHT CONSUMPTION
AMONG INDIGENT NEGROES
j State Tuberculosis Association Is
Raising Fund to Establish Col
ored Sanatorium.
!
i REl) CROSS SEALS NOW OX SALE
I Campaign Workers Find It Necessary
| to Explain That Receipts From
Sale of Christmas Seals Are Not
for llelgiau Relief.
?
The Christmas sale or Red Cross
, seals began in the stores yesterday. ]
j The demand on the first day of the I
season was good, indicating more than
ordinary interest in this great work of '
mercy and charity. Campaign work
ers, however, found It necessary from 1
the opening hour to explain to In- I
qulrers that the Ked Cross seal re- ;
ceipts are not intended for the Bel
1 glan relief fund, hut for the light
? against tuberculosis.
The sale of seals began slrhultane
! ously In all the cities and towns of
Virginia. There are moro than 200 j
i charity workaro directing the cam
| palgn In the different cities and towns
of the State.
The State Antituberculosis Assocla
i Hon. of which Miss Agnes P. Ran
! dolph, of Richmond, la executive
I secretary, plans with the funda raised
.this winter from the sale of the seals
] to aid in the movement to establish
! a tuberculosis sanatorium for indigent
; negroes and to place a nurse In the
? field who will do community work in
j those communities where tuberculosis
I is claiming its heaviest toll. In the
? cities and towns where the seals are
sold In sufficient numbers 50 per cent
? of the proceeds will go to local tuber
! culosls relief and in most cities to the
j special work of visiting nurses.
1 STATIC nOAUD OF III2AI.TH
HEPORTS ON TIT I1EHCU L.OSIS
The State Hoard of Health has is
sued the first complete statistics show
ing the number of deaths from tuber
' culosls in the last year. The figures
[ show 3,091 deaths?1,158 more than
! from organic 'heart disease, the next
| most frequent cause of death,
i According to the figures, tubefculosls
in all its l'orms causes 12.1 per cent of
all deaths in Virginia and ranks well
ahead cf every other cause of death in
the standard classification. The tuber
culosis death rate in Virginia Is 168.6
per 100,000 oi' population, as compared
with a rate of 149.5 In those sections
of the country from which the Census
Bureau collects the statistics of what
j Is known as the registration area.
A striking, though not unexpected,
j feature of the statistics is the appalling
I mortality of tuberculosis among the ne
I groos of the State. The white death
| rate from all forms of tuberculosis is
| 119.5, while the negro rate Is 270.5, the
i 100,000 of population. The rates for
i consumption, tubcrciyosis of the lungs,
j are 103.1 for the wluteB and 243.5 for
( the negroes. In ten Virginia cities, for
I which complete statistic*) are Issued
I by the State board, the white rate from
j consumption Is 102.2, while the negro
| rate reaches 316.5.
SITUATION DEMANDS
roi'1'l..tn CAMPAIGN
"These figures," says the State Hoard
of Health in .Its weekly bulletin, "give
i some indication of the t reniv-.idous de
i maud on the people of Virginia for a
moro extensive fight against consump
tion. Health officials are. laboring with
limited facilities In carrying on a pop-,
ular campaign against this disease, but
j they need the help of citizens' associa
tions in every part of tho State.
"There must he adequate provision
for the consumptives, and Jtiorc institu
tions for their care, else we cannot
hope to stop the ravages of this dis
ease. The negroes arc dying from cob
sumption as from no other disease, and
are certainly infecting a large number
of whites. The Virginia Antitubercu
losis Association, which Is raising
funds through the sale of the Christ
mas sea Is, Is directing organization In
thu State, and deserves the fullest
measure of popular support. ICvery one,
should use the R?-d Cross Christmas
seals, if for 110 other purpose than to
express sympathy with the.crusad"
against the worst disease with which
We have to contend."
ORDER HAS BEEN OBEYED
Telephone Conipniiien In KoekltHdge
County Connect Tlielr I.lnea.
I Cleric Richard T. Wilson, of the State
Corporation Commission, has advised
1 the manager of the I.exlngton Mutual
; Teleuhone Company that , the rule Is
sued a few days ago l>y the commis
sion, directing officers of that company
to appear and show cause why they
should not be fined for contempt In
ret using to comply with an order pre
viously issued, will be held In abey
; unco for a reasonable time, but the
[ company will be held for such costs as
; have been incurred in the Issuance of
I the rule.
J The reason for reconsideration is
that the manager of the telephone com
! l?uny communicated with the clerk of
' t lie Corporation Commission before'the
rule was served on him, declaring that
; the order directing his- company to
I make connection with the lines of the
j Rockbridge Mutual Telephone Com- j
, pany had betMi obeyed promptly. He as
! sured the clerk that any report to the
(contrary received by the commission
was sin founded. The commission acted
, upon complaints that came In from
subscribers after the time allowed to
i make the connection had expired. The!
j matter is now under Investigation.
j Hold Alleged Fugitive.
The ease agnlnM \\". Hi Tyler, col
I ored, charged with being a suspicious
: character, suspected of being a fugl
1 tlve from Justice in Pennsylvania,
where he is said to bo wanted for !
: murder, was yesterday continued until
December 5 in the Police Court. The
I Pennsylvania authorities have already I
informed the local police that a man]
? will be sent for Tyler next week.
WILL HONOR MEMORY |
OF DEPARTED BRETHREN i
Richmond Lodge of Elks Announces
Program for Memorial
Service.
DR. CALISCH TO MAKE ADDRESS
Simultaneous Meetings to Be Held
by Lodges of Elks All Over United (
Stattes?Committees Preparing Mu- j
slcal Program.
With solemn ritualistic pomp, cere I
mony and circumstance, the Richmond1
jOcJgro of the Benevolent and Proton. I
the? brredt,hrre?n
custom^of0th'* acc10rdln* to the annual
' of Ppcember^V? ' ?U th? ??-noon,
heTd 'a,nntnhelin,en,,0rial 8erv|00s w>?> be'
orator of the Say^ho ^"de,?0
N ?cSSr a' addh85* 18 RCV- '^ward
Lodge R?v J"?nber of the Richmond
offloTate ;rcSXW' McDa?'*' "??i
tiUs %or"?elmrgre of the de
. ,for the observance of Elks' Mo
have been named, and are
now working out their plans. As here
tofore, admission to the services will
usirinuted by members of the lnrf>r?
among their friends. The InvHatt?
I - J! he printed and ready for distri
bution to the EJks next Sunday. a?d
I may be obtained at the Elks* Home
j from Secretary Walter R. Hurwood.
1 he musical program will be an
elaborate one this year. It Is belnc
?rrRnuK?Vd,,Un<1Sr "" ?>'"<"<?? of Ilcnry
In thA Some of the best voices
turi of th W contribute to that fea
ture of the exercises.
MBMOIUAL A>'|)
ni5CKPTIO.\ COMMITTEKS
thl feol^,oe'V0^la, comnilttee consists of
BlllevPnL"S: M? R Hlcht*r. John R.
?MLfruj;?"' w"'"
toTsheerveOll,0nW,tnhR haV? ?CUn aP??'nted
Frank t reception committee:
? rank T. Anthony, H. C. Foster. Charles
: ButlerPSf' rC8ll? N' Morecock, W. e>.
I utier, C?. L. Snyder. James I. Gary
i^', f- EPPes. it. It. Anderson. G E
' pin nf* t" "urch. J? M. Molt. I. n
Fill. Henry J. Cohn, P. A. Flynn H H
' CurrhT' r' j" \\arrltih- - Graham It!
?Joseph Ka?.;^ri?Ii, Jr^John
G. Slrer and John J. Raffo.
, 81Imultanroinly in all the bltles of
the Lnlted States where there is f
lodge of Elks similar services will bo
I conducted. The annual memorial Ur
? ice in frequently erroneously alluded
row Tlw la!?d Wllh UK> L6d*e
nTi,? i ? ceremony Is hold onlv
'neat on ^er?T,n* Rnd w,th au "xcmpll
} "cation of the secret ritual of the
order. The annual memorial services
' ?n publl " ' ?'??- ?'"
? GIRLS POOR WITNESSES
IN LIQUOR-GIVING CASE
'?SA ax fffiKsfwss?
j liav"Clbeefi ,'?
s,!r%'S
Broad Street was raided, was vesterrii.v
K W Haiinnh ife'VoT
,??iTis fits?*,?$;
street, and Jessie Sheppnrdson liU
it
j feeling^ unwell hecausc they were
j main .for Jong lengths of tin?. '?
WILLIAMS FINED~$26
I C?"* 'Vn.d?l'?VnK 'Xto Wo?cuV
I Twenty, seventh Street hv 1..J.1
j ndte^to MIbs1 lit
!the boarding-bouse "M? conducts
' Bertucoi arrested M il
?1? tFTWssr "Jar 4
! SSffis^T
t'lprd 910 for An* mitt.
! CleorRC Motley, colored, was yester- j
I day fined ?10 and costs by Justice J
Crutchfleld on a charge of assaulting
'.and beating Bessie Love.
Agriculture Is Our Basic Industry
And .according to reports of bumper crops from all
sections, there should be prosperity in this United
States of ours. The necessity for foodstuffs is a
continual and growing source of revenue to the
producers of this country. It is for the young
people to realize the value of farming and reap the
harvest of prosperity that awaits those who will
take advantage of it. The progressive farmer
builds substantial SECURITY AM) SERVICE for
himself and the community in which he lives.
The American National Bank
of Richmond* Virginia,
wishes to see every citizen of this section PROS
PEROUS, and will endeavor to assist in every way
consistent with sound banking.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, - - $1,600,000.00
RESOURCES, - - - - ? $9,500,000.00
The Sale Is On To-Day
Plenty of both Suits and Overcoats in a full range
of sizes, patterns and styles.
Suits worth up to $25.00 ) Specially Priced
Overcoats worth up to $28.00 j at $16.00 each
Gans-Rady Company
What In the World
HOL SUM
SPECIALTY SHOPO
This is tVie Age of Specialization
" Do One Thing Well" ia the Secret of Succes*
Domestic Science
Classes
YOl N<; WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION
SHOKT-TEKM COl'RSK. ,
("lirl.NtniiiH (nndic* nnd Cnkrn.
^TOLJISIGS
ART S M Q R
HAND CARVED & HAND MOD
ELLED FRAMES-MEZZOTINTS
ETCHINGS - PHOTOGRAVURES
When buying a Corset select th? very
b?.?t for th? inorey you want to Invet:.
See our line, back and front laced, from
fup.
The Corset Shop
317 North rifth Street.
Mrs. A. J. Pyle. Proprietress.
SAVE ONE-IIA LK O.V I.I.'IIIT
BILLS UV USING
Edison Mazda Lamps
u
Phone Madlnon 7S32.
MORRIS HUNTER
nr. North Eighth Street
H. LEWIS
Richmond's Leading Ladies'
Tailor
Suite "JUS Commercial nulMinc.
I'll) North Sn._mhI Street. Itlchmmid, Va.
I'hone Handolph ?jfi.
Safety Razor Blades Sharpened
?Sliigle Edge Blades. J"ic per dozen.
Doublo Edge Ilia lea. i)i: per dozen.
Mall your blades fo us. with .?tampv
col-i cr chock.
Wo pay return postage.
Keen Edge Co.,
1I7 N. Eighth St.. Richmond, V?.
BAPTIST & KERSE
0?l Knst llrond Street,
W'atelimnkerii nm) ilcwclerx.
I'hone Itnudolph ST?0.
Wnlclie* nnd .le?iflr.v Hepulrcri.
Manicuring. Knrlul Massage. Siinm|ioolng,
sculp Trent men t, r?> ?? 111 ?tr nml lUcacltliig.
I'hone MadUon tV>3.
A. LUEBBERT
Ladles' llnlr Dresser.
Ami Kxpcrt Wit Maker.
? OS N. Fourth St.,
Itichmond. Vu.
llcadiiuarter? lor Switches.
Hang-. Wis-, and
_ Toupees.
bhirts and Underwear
Made to Your
Measure
CHEEKY SHIRT CO., Inc.
71S East Main Street.
Before the war lireaka out between the
United StHteti and Turkey. have your fall
and winter suit inado by
?I. KATZ
I'ancy' h'ult Is my specialty.
Special prices on all orders.
Suit? C34 Commercial Hide.
Second Street, between llrond und tiraee.
I.et us flenn ntid pre** your suit.
All work Kiinrnnteeri, Ladies' work
our sprclaltj.
Bernice Cleaning and
Pressing Company
.1. I,. IJL'tiCiAMA\A(iKh. *
I'hone lluti. 267S. 'JO-t N. Sixth St.
HOTEL RUEGER
Th" place to have your annual banmiet
Accommodations for 10 to 70 people
Winter Harden. Orange lloom. Private
Dining-Hoonis.' Muslo and Cabaret every
ovenlnir. fii-lll Itooni. P-l'.' P. M. .Specla't
concerts every Sunday evening C-10 p. M.
(iarvay'ti orchestra. - llarry Mevoro. calm-'
ret entertainer.
FORM LETTERS
Form letters, ad
dressing. mailing.
Mall orders given
prompt attention. ?03
Virginia Railway and
I'ower MulMing.
Phone Randolph 326.
IIK.MtY I,. MILLER.
Prop.
The Health
Shoe
George E. Shuman
.t:i? them la *11 latent stylo ??
(KM Kent Broad Stkret.
Phonv Monroe 3177.
"The It'iMon Boot Shop." Richmond. V*.
Face Massage Bleaching
Hair Dressing. Shampoolnn Dyeing
Theatrical Wigs, and Cortumos for
Cliurch, Hocial and Mifistrel
Purposes for Hlro
THE ROYALLE
IIA lit GOODS
I Pace and scalp Moved to
M twanging 221 K. Ilroad.
. .j
Watches Spectacles
Watch Repairing
JAHNKE
WATCHMAKER. JEWELER. OPTICIAN -
912 B.MA.IN 9T.R1CHNONU.VA.
Fall and Winter llats. All Styles.
Krom 9l.no ?'t> ?o 9IO.OO.
Broken Lots at llalf I'flce.
Muscoe H. Garnett
OldcNl llntler and llftltcrdanlier la
the City,
MAIN STitKKT. COIIMilt KKillTlt.
A TTIt A t""T IV K
Cnlcntlnrn, I'oi-ket llookn nud
AdvertlnlnK JVovcltlea.
AT MODERATE PRICES.
Trevvell* Christian & Co.,
PRINTERS
KICIIMOND. VA.
Plwie. Mad. :iil. 5 S. .ith fit.-sst.
DON'T BE CARELESS
But If. f.lth ? '.! youf
caution, you moot with
ii mlihau and your
wheel .shares your
brulsos. perhaps breaks,
brine It here stralcht
way and we'll doctor
your ?MkV while others look out (or
>ou- A. P. GENTRY,
Qt)S W. Broad Street.
LADIES' HATS
RESHAPED
Velvet. I'lush. Felt and Velours. Also.
Men's Mats cleaned and blocked. Mall
?rjerx promptly.
Verra Hat Works,
- I I Norlli I;'lr*t Street.
BEFORE SELECTING
YOUR FALL SUIT
Fee the New .Styles and Fabrics ot
BUDMAN, The Ladies' Tailor,
formerly Cutter and Manager f0r
Utk.i.
Price* reasonable, perfect (It and work*
tnanslilp guaranteed.
tlli Wr?t < J race Strerl.
? : ? ?
Watch and Jewelry
Repairing a
Specialty
TOBIEN'S
408 Etpt Broad Strest
A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY
Dlslnitrtint.
Demand It from your drupgltt. MaJs
rl^ht In nichinond
RICHMOND OBRMICID? CO.
For the Mid-Winter Season
Wc Ilave the I.atcHt Importations.
IN MILLINERY ,
Call by and See Oiir Exclusive
,Vio\ylng.
Miss M. M. Tyler
!il.* Norlk K|rst Street.
The Valentine Museum
ELEYCNTU AND CLAY STREETS.
Hours 10 A. M. to 0 P. M. Admission 23c.
?Krcc on Saturdays.
I The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CI..AY STKEBTS.
p4)i?n( (? a. M. to 6-P. M:
Admlpaton 26t?. . ?
I Freo l> A. M. to 3 IV M. on Saturdays.
iServelfoiBiscuits
three times
Msg a dayf
?:'?? the- ..
;avin6s bank
niChMONDi.
Hf7E'kMAlN ST.;
f E DE PALRE5ERVh SYSfEM
POSTAL-SAVINGS ? DEPOSITORY
At the Store That Pleases.
Cole's Hot
Blast Heaters,
Piedmont, Royal
and Alert Self
Feeders
WOOD, GAS AND OIL
Heaters
Jones Bros. & Co.
Incorporated
1418*20 E. Main Street.
Yes, serve hot biscuit*
for breakfast?for dinner
?for supper?the kind
that will make the whole
familv annlaud
Don't let the South's fame for
lot breads die. Have biscuit* plp
ng hot, with plenty of butter?
genuine old Virginia cooking.
JGOD LUCK BAK
N G P O WDER
! :3 the 3ne best baking
towder It goes far
her?makes lighter,
jetter biscuits.
For vale by aligroe>>
era.
The Southern
Manufacturing Co.
, Richmond, V?.
L
Tl\c Savings Hank la as "SAFE
AS TH1C SAKUST" " and as
"STltONG AS TIIIC STUONQ
I:1ST." Oite rlollar starts an ac
COurt f)
The S. GALESKI??
KODAK HEADQUARTERS
Main and 223 E.
Broad St
IS YOUR NOSE "DIFFERENT?"
Ordinary eyeglasses are not
comfortable on a large number of
people, but
CALESK1 CLASSES
are accurately made for the Indi
vidual wearer, and the nose that
we cannot fit comfortably U so
rare that it is almost* a negligible
quantity.

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