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DILVTHri.
JIIjIIjKT.?Died, at h'.H residence, 1625
West Main .Street, at ,v;40 o'clock A.
M., Friday. February 2?. 1015, OEORf.E
H. HlalLICV, fifty-nine yearn. He
leaves wife and < lKht children?three
'daughters and flvu sons?to mourn
their lot!h.
Funeral 10 A. M. MONDAY, March 1.
from St. Mary's Catholic Church. Inter*
in*nt jn Mount <'a 1 vary Cemetery.
DKADL.KY.?Died, February 2C, Ht 1:30
.?V. M., ;it hiH home, Itoxbury, Charles
City County. Dll. TAZKWKI.I, ItRAD
LEY. H-.n of 1st.- Colon. I John Bradley,
of L<aut>d Hill and Mticklandn. He
leaven a wile, who wan Miss l.eia
Marston; nni- son, l>r. Kmmett Bradley,
of Charles City; one daughter, Mrs
Mountcastle. of North Carolina, and a
nephew. Frank II. N.tt, of this city.
Funeral from resilience THIS (Hat*
urday) AFTIOItN' ?i ?N at 3 o'clock.
IN* MKMOKIAM.
The fanning ?>f Mure 'I'hnn n ,Mrrr
Social l.lclil.
LEWIS'.?Amofig th" members of our
limited and generally somewhat
mediocre social world, very few possess
a marked personality, an atmosphere
all their own.
I have often watched MAKY LEWIS
In her father'a drawing-room, her high- '
bred physique and bearing, tempered
by a certain unconscious graclousness
to the lesser people. forming a dis
tinct personality and an 'indefinable
atmosphere that for want of u better
name, I describe us charm.
1 watched her very lately in a very
quiet room, a room embowered in ex
quisite flowers. '?olden sunbeams steal
ing' in brought o::t the golden llk'ht of
her abundant hair, and softly illumi
nated her faultless profile The dignity
and serenity that belonged to her
seemed lntensl!l?*d by the deep repose
of her lone sleep.
Charm and distinction were not the
only gifts of Mary Lewis. Possessed
of rich mental endowments, she stood
llrst In nil her studies ?'?* a schoolgirl:
and though enjoying In early woman
hood the admiration and attention that
she naturally attract? I. unlike most
social successes, she gave up society
for the higher life of self-culture and
literary pursuits, as her talents de
veloped with maturity. Travel, then
study and writing became her great
pleasures for years before her death.
Hoping to complete and publish the
results of her labors, she struggled on.
busy with h- r pen till lone after the
commencement of her last illness. When
forced to yield t-i suffering her In
herited heroism rose to endure the long
ordeal of ill health as courageously as
her mt-ntal power had before taxed it
self to finish her writing.
Her one thought in illness was ever
to spare anxiety and apprehension to
the family who idolized her, and her
eyes often smiled when her lips were
silent from pain. On the last night ,
of her life her words were only com
fort and encouragement.
In addition to tlu St. Monica's Mis
sion. to assist aped colored women, for;
which she was largely responsible, and
worked enthusiastically, there were
cares In her life unknown even to her!
friends. A colored girl on crutches, I
whose support she had provided for'
years, was overwhelmed by the- loss of |
' her best friend. She had watched over
this protegee through others to the1
'very end. ^np of her last nets was to
i mj clothing to fhe poor.
Y So kind to the world In life. In death ?
o left her honv in darkness, for the
..resence that hail illuminated their i
lives had left them.
MRS. LANDON It. MASON. ?
IN IvIEMOKIAM.
FOWLKK8.?Sacred to the memory
of niy beloved husband. FLOYD
FOWIiKKS, who departed this life Feb
ruary 27, 1914.
Thero is no (lock, howover watched and
tended.
But one dead lamb In there!
There l? no fireside, howso'er defended
But him ono vacant chair!
Wo see but dlrnly through the mists
and vapors.
Amid tin-so earthly damps.
What seem to us but sad funeral tapers
May be heaven's distant lamps.
There 1b no doath! What seems so Is
transition.
This life of mortal breath
Is but a suburb of the life elyslan.
Whoso portal we cull death.
By his wife. KVA C. KOWLKBS.
WILLIAMS.?Died, February 25. 1015.
A slight tribute to one of the best
women who ever lived from her two
oldest boys.
LIZZIE WILLIAMS wns ono. and one
of the best, of a race now extinct?a
"Southern Mammy." Those who knew
them will undorstand?to those who did
not, let It be explained that she was
mother and friend to the children, and
a member of the family to the heads of
the house, and no one ever had a better
friend, and no family a inore loyal
member.
Horn In Richmond in the home of Pol
[tlaux Robinson, one of its most promi
nent citizens. Shu grew to woman
hood at Manakin, on James Klver. in
the home of John Adklns. Es<|. For
forty years sho wus u loved and hon
ored member of the family of Mrs.
George A. Cunningham, was baptized
and married In h?>r house, and her chil
dren were born th?-re.
To have been associated with her was
an honor, and to know her was to lovo
[ her.
I Peace to her ashes.
Iir>?T AND FOUND.
TO whom it may concern:
Take notice that registered bonds of
the city of Richmond, one numbered
154, for $100, due January 1, 11)22, and
the other numbered 351, for $100, due
July 1. 19L'2. registered in the name of
Wirt E. Taylor, trustees Lloyd C. Tay
lor, Infant, both bearing 5 per cent in
terest, have been lost, stolen or de
stroyed, and that I will make applica
tion to the Auditor or the city or Rich
mond, In accordance with law, for the
Issuance of new bonds in lieu thereof
at Ills ofllee In the city of Richmond,
on May 15, 1915, at 12 o'clock noon of
that day.
LLOYD C. TAYLOR.
Administrator.
LOST, bet'won First National Bank
and J. T. Allen &- Co., one pair gold
rim eyeglasses with chain and catch
iittached. Suitable reward if left at
The Richmond Times-Dispatch ofllee.
SALVAGED from James River freshet
motorboat. Owner Identify at N'ew
Htead Farm. William Foretener, It. F.
D. 5, Richmond.
LOST, between 1018 West Grace Street
and Superior Theatre, or on Broad
and Twenty-fifth Street car. black rib
bon watch fob with*gold locket, carved
front. Initials S. W. D. on back, with
lady's photo inside. Reward if returned
to above address or call phone Ran
dolph 3299.
FOl'ND. sum of money. M. F. Delaney,
Murphy's Hotel.
Richmond, Va., Feb. 2C. 1915.
I NOTICE Is hereby given that Certlfl*
i cat? No. 140^ for one hundred fl(iO)
J shares of preferred stock of the Sea
board Air Lln?- Hallway, standing In
niy name on the books of said company,
has been lost or destroyed; and uppll
? cation will be mad<' to the board of
directors of said railway company for
a new certificate of tin same tenor as
the one so lost or <1? stroyud.
JOHN A. COIvE.
HKLi* WAXTEU?Male
WANTED, railway mall and postal
clerkR; examination soon; over 2.000
appoint ents yearly; prepa*--* at home.
\Vrit< for Plan It of payme;i After ap
point . nt. Philadelphia Buimess Col
lege, Civil Service Dept.. Philadelphia,
Pa.
WANTBD. an experienced man In g<nt's
furnishing and hnberdashery. State
experience and salary. P. O. Hox 828.
Danville, Va.
WANTED, chauffeur, colored boy polite
anil neat appearance: permanent
place for the rlfiht hoy. Answer. giv
ing references. K 12. carc Tlmes-Dls
patch.
RAlt?W*AY mall clerks, carriers, want
ed Life positions; examinations May
1. Pay for instructions after you re
ceive position. Apply Liberty Institu
tion, Rochester, N. V.
WANTED Immediately. 2 pood drill
runners, 2 pood helpers, white, for
shaft and tunnel work, l.ox S. Esmont.
Va. . _
WANTED, neat appearing, capable
young men for a pood business propo
sition. Apply in person 11 West Main
Street.
MANCFACTT'RER wants salesman of
ability to sell new article placed on
market February 1; commission basis;
no competition; 100 per cent pro".*.
Dauphin Device Co., Spooner Ruilding,
Harrlsburg, Pa.
EXPERIENCED offlc? man: must have
knowledge of bookkeeping and do
stenographic work; pood opportunity
for bright fellow to connect with large
corporation, opening branch office In
Richmond. Answer, irlvlntr experience,
age, salary expected and telephone
number. F 14, care Times-Dispatch.
HETjI* WANTED?Female.
GOOD business young lady with expe
rience to mark and sort laundry. Ad
dress Clifton Forge Steam Laundry,
Clifton Forge. Va.
WANTED at once, experienced lady
stenographer for temporary and pos
sible permanent work. Address Ileal
Estate, P. O. Hox 192, city.
HELP WANTED?Male and Female.
THOUSANDS Kovernment Jobs op?n to
men and women. $05 to }160 month.
Wrlto for list. Franklin Institute.
Dept. 43Q-H. Rocliester. N. V.
lU'.'llMO.N'l) Kovorninent clerk exami
nations March 16. 570 month. Sam
ple questions free. Franklin Inutltut?,
IVM't ?2!?- It. Rochester. N. V.
ASSISTANT farm foreman, married.
wife to board helr>. House, fuel. Kar
den furnished. Only man who under
stands modern methods need apply. J.
Mcphall. H. F. D. f>. Richmond, Va.
HELP WANTED?Professional.
\V ANTIOD, physician registered In Vir
ginia or North Carolina for tncdical
advertising ottlce. Address Virginia
Hotel. Room 2s, Staunton. Va.
SITUATION WANTED?Male.
, YOUNG man, rapid typewriter operator
and ofllce assistant, acquainted with
i llllni? system and advertising: have own
machine; now employed by large mail
order house, desires change. Address
P. O. Hox 012. city. _
WANTJ3D, position, experienced book
keeper and collection man. Prefers
wholesale position In small town of
' 20,000 to 35.000. Rox 112. Bristol, Va.
I WANTKD. employment In or near city
j for white and colored boys. 14 to 17
; years of ago. Juvenile Court of Rlch
j tnond. Room 5. Cltv Hall. Phone Ran
I I.dph r,22.
YOUNG man with good references de
sires position to learn the under
taking business. Address B 802. care
Times-Dispatch.
A capable ofllce man and accountant
of several years experience desires
[connection with some large concern.
Married, and can furnish best city ref
erences. Address 1> 910, care Tlmes
I >ispulc"n.
WANTED, by competent young man.
position as bank bookkeeper: now
employed; best references. Address Jj
j 14 s. care Tlmes-Dlspatoh.
[GARDNER wants position, first-class
(lower, fruit and vegetable grower.
References. M. Flowers, Charlottes
ville, Va.
LINOTYPE machinist, operator, printer.
1 ?> years' experience wants work.
.Fast, accurate and ?steady; anything
reasonable In war time. \V. O. Tlppett,
, I .at i h. S. C.
'DRI'GOIST, retrlstTod. want position:
native state: single; 20 years experi
ence. Know soda fount business: come
at once; furnish references. Salol. Box
j 152. I.aureus, S. C.
SITUATIONS WANTKD?Female.
A No. 1 stenographer possessing ability
and experience desires opportunity to
riiakt> good. Experienced private sec
retary. C'an furnish references from
prominent business men. Moderate sal
ary. Address C 115, care Tlmes-Dls
patch.
Vil.'NO lady wants position as typist
or ofhee assistant. Will >ise own ma
chin". Phone Madison r>972.
ACCOUNTANTS.
BOOKS opened, closed. systematized:
i audits made periodically; financial
i statements prepared. Terms reason
able. Address G 916. care Tlmes-Dls
i pat eh
?' X \ TFD?Mnlemnen.
I
'SALKSMKN'. our specialties Interest
people who buy high-class poods.
Write to-day for free booklet. The
Cleveland Supply Co., Warren Street,
| Shelbv. X. C.
C J
\V A ,VTKI>?A eents
.? TIIK celebrated Blue Ridge dyspepsia
1 water has a State-wide reputation
for relief of Indigestion and stomach
troubles. Ask your doctor. Sales
agency at Guerrarit Arcade. Address
I'hil F. Brown, rhones, Randolph 9303
or 4547.
BIO money being made every day by
our live agents selling our nulomo
hllp supplies. Write for fre" Instruc
tions telling how. Conestoga Supply
! Co., Bcrwyn. Pa.
W A N'TI'P. ,-i t s and salesmen for
hiirh-elass automobile specialties.
'Iood for $75 to $1'"> weekly. Investi
gate. L. Stewart Barr Co., Washing
ton, D C
FOR KENT?Rooms.
S'ICELV furnished rofxs, 7'. S and 71!
East Marshall Stree' Mrs J E. Fltts.
ATTRACT! VIC nioms. 11 North SIxth,
between Franklin and Main Streets.
TWO nicely furnished, large connecting
rooms, adjoining bath, hot-water
heat, electric lights, phone. Will rent
separately If desired. 1821 West Grace.
2 third-story rooms, single or en suite.
315 East Franklin Street.
ATTRACTIVE rooms with board. 8
North Laurel. Randolph G0f.3-L.
i NICE front room, comfortably fur
1 nished. steam heat, private family.
?, lj{ K.i st a r.ice.
LA KG Iwell furnished room, steam
heated, running water, bath; also
single room. 317 West Grace.
'EXTRA nice rooms furnished, heated.
70S West Grace; board convenient.
ATTRACTIVE rooms, good board. 8
North Laurel. Randolph C0C>3-L.
BOARDING.
S27 West Kranklln Street, deslrablo
rooms, with board: also table board.
M-s Rurbank.
the webster;
ROOMS and board, absolutely first
class; central, prices verv reason
able. Madison 2435 1014-1016 East
i FIRST-CLASS apartments, vapor heat,
privato hath and excellent cuislno
furnished to permanent and transient
boarders at Mrs. Horace Wellford
Jones's new and well-equipped house.
' 200 East Franklin St <*ot.
BOARDING.
I
K'HJLEVARD Inn. or ilampton Itomb.
Beautiful location. country nn?l sea
shoe combined, w'.th city conveniences.
Excellent table. Terms. IS* to ? 12 per
week. Near golf links Open all the
year. Misses T .bb. noulevaru Inn.
Hump in. Va.
ROOM "ami board. 209 South Third
street, strictly modern equipment.
Cuisine unexcelled; special accommoda
tions for transient. High-class servico
In every respect.
IjAR'IR Hunny alcove room, scrnnil
floor, first-class board. 1000 Park
Avenue.
WANTKI)?Hoard.
YOCNG business woman wIbIich board,
private family preferred; locution
central; terrm. moderate. C 112, care
Times- Dispatch.
FOll SALE?Heal Estate.
EAST Orace Street property containing
1 t rooms suitable for boarding-house,
now till.mI with boarders; also good will.
Will sacrifice for <julyk sale or exchange
for other property In West End. 1'. O.
Box 775, city.
NICE modern home of 12 rooms on
Kloyd Avenue, near Monroe I'ark,
direct from owner. I'rice, J'i.000. Ad
dress F 710, care Times-1 >ispatch.
FOR .sal'-, 2 acres, new 4-room house,
2 outbuildings. George II. Sowers,
Route 5. Hichmond, Va.
KOR sab-, an unusual bargain in a
farm of 71 1-2 acres. .'! 1-2 miles from
railroad. In good section. Half cb-ared.
balance in timber; certainly worth
SI,000. Good tenant house; fair stable;
<iuarter mile to fine store. Convenient
for schools and churches. Extra fine
quality soil. This place ran be bought
for S2.000 cash in the next 30 days.
Yon must be quick to take advantage
of this bargain. Sorr.mervllle Trust
Co., Inc., Newport News, Va.
FOR SAhK.
Som? folks say real estate is increas
ing everv day. If it isn't agents are.
Be It as It may. $5,000 will buy a whole
block in the West End directly in lino
of best improvements. Come and see.
Don't phone.
EDWARD S. ROSE CO..
Heal Estate and I.oans.
11 North Eleventh Street.
FOR SALE?Farms
FARM 3 fnlleu Williamsburg, ISO acres,
40 clear, 20 pecan, over 200 apple
trees; also plums, peaches and grapes;
*1,500 worth timber. Price, 13,500.
Terms reasonable George Wright,
Williamsburg, Va.
WANTED?Real Estate.
LIST your farms v*lth J. A. Connelly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
i blanks.
WANTED, to rent for the summer
months. large boarding-hous" or
small hotel. Address C. I. Thomas, 307
, Market Street. Charlottesville. Va.
WANTED?Farms.
WANTED, 15 or 20 acres of farming
land. Statelocat ion and price. Ad
dress L 14C, care Times-Dispatch.
W A XT ED, 15 or 20 acres of farming
land. State location a id price. Ad
r?-MS L 1 41*. care Tl mey-Pispati ll.
FOR rent?Real Estate.
ATTRACTIVE RENT LIST
Apartments, Dwellings. Fluta.
McVeigh & glinn.
HOUSE, 8 rooms. bath, etc., carafe.
Aydv -ill North Fourth Street.
I Oit rent?Business Property.
OFFICE space, phor>e. typewriter and
stenographer: will share above with
congenial party; moderate terms: loca
tion Ninth ar.d Main. Call Madlaon
L!>77 for appointment
OFFICE room in Travelers' Bulldlni;
free to male public stenographer.
Telephone service. F 11. care Times
Dispatch;
FOR RENT?Plata.
FOH rent, new flats, 6 rooms each. Pa*'<
Avenue, near Meadow. Epps & Epps
Co., }>02 East Franklin.
FURNISHED flat for rent. P rooms, liot
wat.-r heat, electric lights, etc.. very
desirable, #50 per month. April 1 to
Nov. mber 1, second flat. 1010 Park
Avenue.
UTOMOHIl.i;*
CHANDLER 'Light Sly, 5-passcnger,
Kood condition; looks good; new
tires; self-starter, etc. A 201, care
Times-l 'ispatch.
FOR sale, 1013 Chalmers Six. self
starter and fully equipped, including
one extra tire, fSOO. Address E. J. II.,
care Times-Dispatch.
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FOR SALE?Vehicles.
FOR SALE, 2 dump wagons. Can be
seen at IS South Tenth Street.
FOR SALE?Business.
GENERAL merchandise business for
sale In nice little town. Annual bus
iness 5.J0.00U Nice line In all branches
i carried. Will sell on very wasy terms
to responsible party. Address Mer
chant. cars Times-Dispatch. Richmond,
Va
TO EXCHANGE.
I have gilt-edge paper; will trade for
I automobile. Address C 11*'., care
, Tiiivs-Dlspat.-h.
IWII.L trade real estate paper for piano,
j Give full particulars and make. Ad
' dress C 117, care Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALK?Animals.
FOR 8A1.P, HORSES. MARKS, M(7X>BS.
AT CRUI.L'S STAHLICH. 18 SOUTH
TENTH STREET.
PARTIES in need of good serviceable 1
stock rlnht out of the hardest Kind J
of work ran And them at our stables
and see them at work. We have mulos
from 800 pounds to 1.360 pounds. Price.
$126 per pnlr up. and horses and morel
from 900 pounds to 1.400 pounds, price.
$66 a head up This stock Is all In
good condition, and will be sold under j
a full guarantee. If not as represented ,
money refunded
FOR sale?1250 will buy a good younf
pair of mules right out of the hard. I
est kind of work, will weigh 2.300 1
pounds* In Rood condition .sound and i
quick walkers Also one pair of good 1
blockv mules weighing 2,200 pounds I
As good n pair of work mules as there I
are in Richmond. Price, $226 Will |
j; i v.? 30 days' trial If not as represent- i
cd, * will give money back. Can b*'
seen at Crane's Stable, lt> South Fif
teenth Street. Half srjaare Irum Main
Stieet Station.
HORSES. MARKS AND MULES FOR
SALIC.
TEX head of work horses, mares and
mules, weighing from i'0<? to 1,400'
pounds. Prices, {7f> and tip. This stock!
is riKht out of hard work, and In good]
condition. Parties wishing to buy i
would advise them to look at this stock'
before purchasing. Apply 41.1 North]
Fifth Street.
for sale! 2~o iTead of good'mules ?
just ofl' of road contract work. These
mule.s are all in. good condition, and
will In* sold ch?-ap. ("an be seen at 1
Crnil's Stable?, is South Tenth Street.!
FOR sale, "ii head of extra good work
horses and mules, right out of the i
livery and transfer wagon. 10 or 12 of!
the above are young and sound. Good
lookers and good anywhere you hitch
t hem. Akcs from 5 to 12 years old.!
Prices from $5o to $175. Also 4 good
combination saddle and driving horses. I
Will tacattle In trade, or part cash
and satisfactory note for balance. Any
horses or rntile sold by us must be as
represented. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. ? Also horses and
mules for hire by the day or month.
Smith & lli.v. Livery and Transfer
Sialics, 'j00 block West Gary. Rear
City Auditorium. Call Madison 7723,
27S3 or 27S4.
POt'LlKY AM) BIRDS.
FOR sale, pigeons. Blue Barrod
Homers, Red and Red Sparkled Car
neaux. at prices to please you. Write I
11. P. Winn, Campbell, Va.
FCtl SALK?Miscellaneous
FOR sale. nice clean white paper. 60
Inches wide. Suitable for wrapping
anything requiring whtti paper, such
ds bread, glassware, laundry, etc.. 11.26
per 100 pound- it the office. Call at
?>l f rV <1 rst ll ">'>r.
FOR sale, old papers at SO cents per
!00 pounds at this < ',>0. Call at
flrsi floor Will not be delivered.
EGGS and butter, fresh gathered, guar
anteed eggs direct from the farmers'
baskets to vou, 15 dozen $4, 30 dozen
57.50. Fresh sweet country butter,
cl>t ice pound prints, 30c, express pre
paid. Cash with order. No. C. O. D.
Ray's Cash Produce Market, Lincoln
ton. N*. C.
FOP. sale, large balance In Common
wealth Bank. Address F 202, care
Times-Dispatch.
CHOICE pecans, fample 25c. Stockton
Paper Shell Pecan Groves, Stockton.
Ala.
M!sri:iti,.\yKorK ,va svs.
FOR KXCH.'XCF. FQCITY IN RICH
MONO CITY PROPERTY FOR
IIORSKS \xn MUI/%' OK OVERLAND ^
">R JIAXWRI.Ii ACTi'tMOniLE, 1915
MOPKt,. in NO. I COXIMTION. AD
PRKS-S I! C'ARK TIM ES-DISPATCH.
WANTKO, Fecond-hand poney, buggy!
nml hani'Hs it) prooil condition; name
price. \V. H. TrevHian, Ark, Va.
BYCICLKS AM) .MOTORCYCLES.
FOR sale, one- Tver Johnson bicycle
in perfect condition. Apply 1207
\V<st Broad Street. A bargain for $15.
BLSlNi.SS I'HANt'KB
FOR sale, one of the host established
carriage and wagon factories In the
South <!oin? a uoorl cash business. !
Choice location, imo:> r of debt. Direct!
from owner C 133. care Times-Dis
pa tch
FOR sale or trade, apartment property
in Washington. 1). C., Twenty-first j
Street, Xorlhwest. Beat residential
section of the city. Will trade for a"
*--ood farm or timber lands. P. II.
Thompson. Salisbury. X. C. John C.
l.awson, South Boston, \"a.
A Baltimore saloon; ol'l stand; West
Baltimore Street. Pint. including
dwelling. only ?.~o a month. Price. $<>,
Address F -'wearer. 1738 E. Lan
vale Street, Baltimore, TVtd.
C,OOl> opportunity for energetic man
u itii .-mall capital. Call on Blue
Blaze Burner Co., 110 Xorth Seventh
Street, and inspect proposition.
YiH'Ni; man with years' bank expe
rience wi.shfs to buy working inter
est la established concern. References
exchanged. Address R., care Times
I'-lspatcli.
IF you need Additional capital and the
s.rvl'-es of an experienced account
ant write I'. R. Taylor, General Do
liv.-r . Norfolk, Va.
WA XTi: B?Part ners.
I'ARTXKR wanted to furnish capital
for putting on the market a guaran
, reed cute for chronic and spasmodic
asthma. Address I> 6, care Tinies
i I '^1 atch.
K>., CO A I- AM) WOOD
WHY buy preen and wot wood when
yon can pet perfectly dry oak and I
pine blocks or oak and pine slabs at!
f-ame price Coat lo suil every stove I
or farnace that hums to usbes. Long's, i
i Madison 10(59-?J070. I
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AT stud?Touch Me. by Tn? Commoner
Touch Not. full Brother to Great
Britain, one of the largest winners on
the turf In 1?14. AIho Imp. Duke of
Kondal. by Sir Modaed-Imi). DuoheHs of
Kendal. Kco, JG-J10. No Insurance.
Mares boarded at 60 cents per day.
Ellerslle Stock Farm. David Dunlop,
proprietor, Petersburg. Va.
NOTICE of removal?The Blue-Blazo
Burner Company has been purchased
by a Richmond Arm. and has removed
from 100 North Klghth Street to 116
North Seventh Street. Demonstrations
all day. County rights for sale. Call In.
WANTED, the present addrem of Mr.
and Mrs. John Wothlngt "m, who re
cently lived at 700 Nicholson Street,
Richmond. Va. They will hoar some
thing to their advantage by writing to
V. if. Cahlll, 310 Maplo Street. Holyoke.
Mass.
TALK with Jitney Association to-day
If you contemplate using your car In
Jitney service. They Have you money
and Increaso your patronage. Head
quarters, 1308 West Broad. Randolph
lS.r?7._
YOUR Sunday dinner will be complete
with Sanyotir's Ice Cream, delivered
to any address. J1 per gallon. A. San
your, 2QQ1 Venable. Madison 11~>0.
NOTICE?Executor
THIS Company having qualified as ex
ecutor of the estate of John Wilds,
deceased, all persons having claims
against said estate will please present
them, and those Indebted to the estato
will please make payment at this
ollice.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Executor of John Wilds, Deceased.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE OK DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHIP. AND THAT ONE OF THE
PARTNERS WILL CONTINUE THE
| BUSINESS.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership carried on by C. H. Burton and
Robert O. McCllntocK, under the namo
and style of Burton & McCllntock.
plumbing, tinning and gas fitting. 504
West Main Street, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, and In
the future the business will be carried
on by the said C. H. Burton, on his aep
jarate account, who will pay and recolve
all debts duo and owing to and from
the said partnership In the regular
courso of business.
This 17th dav of February. 1915.
C. H. BURTON,
ROBERT O^ McCLINTOCK.
TO whom It may concern: We havo
this day dlsolvcd the partnership
known as Stertz & Seay, Builders.
112 North First Street. Wm. C. Stertz
will receive all accounts due the abovo
concern and pay all blllB due by said
Arm.
Wm. C. Stertz will continue business
at the same place, 112 North First
Street, Richmond. Va.
Michael Seay wishes to announce to
his friends and public that ho will con
duct a general contracting and build
er's repair business. Office 716 CJlftln
Avenue. Phone Randolph 2778. Rich
mond, Va.
NOTICE?Church.
PP KPRYTKRI AN.
Fl RKT rriF.SRYTF.RI AN C H U R C H
I'rcachlnc nt 1! A. M and at 8 P. M. by
the pastor RF.V. F. T. M'FADEN, D. D
C->un<lay School at 9: SO, Bible classes at
10:3) A. M.
PECON D PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Fifth, near Main?REV. RUHSBLL CEOIU
D. !>., pastor. Services at 11 A. M. There
will ba no evening service on account of tho
union lorvli't-a at Grace Street, when S. D.
OORhOX will speak Wednesday. 8 P. M.
Sunday School, 9:tt A. M.
ORACE STRKET PRESBYTERIAN
Church.? Preaching at 11 A. M. by REV. W
L. I.1NGLE. I). I> At 8 P. >1. 3. Q. GOR
DON will give the (lrat of his groat talks,
At 4 P. M. Mr. Gordon will also speak.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT?REV J.
CALVIN STEWART. L> D.. pastor Preach
ing a> 11 A. M. by REV. S. C. GORDON. Sun
day School at 9:30 A. M. and Bible classes
meet at 10 o'clock A. M No service at night
The opening service of the meetings to ho
held by Mr Gordon will be at Grace Street
Presbyterian Church at 8 o'clock. No Wed
nesday service at this church on account
of the Gordon meetings at Grace Street
Presbyterian during the week to Thursday.
Evo'ybndy welcome to all these meetings.
W RS1MINSTER I'RESDYTEItlA.N
Church (He\ I AM ES Y. FAIR D. D.. pas
tort.? Preaching to-morrow 11 o'clock by tho
pastor. No night service.
METHODIST.
CENTENARY METHODIST (GRACE
Street, between Fourth and Fifth!.?The
pastor. DR. T. A. SMOOT will preach at
both services on Sunday at 11 A. M and
S P. M.
BROAD STREET METHODIST CHURCH
(Tenth and Broad Streets).?Preaching at
11 A M mil Vt'i P M. by the pastor, the
REV. JOHN W. SHACKFORD. Morning
theme: "Introducing Others to Jesua." Even
ing subject: "Jesus's Rcceptton of the
Stranger." A cordial welcomo to all.
BAPTIST
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (ADAMS
and Franklin Streets). ?THOMAS CLAGFTT
SKINNER. D I> . minister Services 11 A
and 8 P. M Tlie pastor will preach at notn
servlros Morning subject: "llablt." Evon
ing subject: "Putting Out tho Flame "
Quartet choir. Seats free. Strangers wel
come.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
? Grove Avenue and Harrison Street). ? REV.
W. C JAMES, Th. D.. pastor ? Preitchlns
by tho pastor at 11 A. M. and 8 P SI Sun
day School at 9:15 A M. (JcHse F W'?od,
super It tendent). Wednesdny evening prayer
meeting ut S o'clock.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Broad and Twenty-flth street car pass tho
door-.?Pastor .1. J. WICKER will preach
at 11 A. M. on "A Dreadful Place." and at
S P. M\ on "Revivals and the Billy Sunday
Meetings."
UNITARIAN.
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH?Rut. ALEX
ANDER T. BOWSER, minister, Floyd Ave
nue and Harrison Street Subject Tor Sun
day. February 2-1: First sermon In series on
"The Distinctive Principles of Unltarlanlam
?tho Fatherhood of God." Severclae at 11
o'clock. All seata froo,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church of Christ. Scientist, will be held to
morrow morning in church edifice (corner
Park Av<nue and Meadow Street) at II
o'clock. Subject: "Chrl.it Jesus" Wednesday
evening testimony and experience meeting
at .S:Si> The reading-rooms (Nos. 601-fi03i
are located In the Virginia Railway and
Power Company Building, corner Seventh
and Franklin Slreet.s. and are open dully,
except Sundays and holidays, from 10 A. M.
to S P. M. All are cordially Invited.
IN MOV IK L.I.VD.
VIRGINIA. 711 East Broad.
6o Day and Night. Except on Special
Featuro l>uys.
TO-DAY ? SPECIAL. 'THE SPY'S
Fate." In three parts. "Old Isaac
son's Diamonds," In two parts. Fourth
episode of "The Olrl Detective Series."
"Tho Younc Man Who Flggered," fea
turing Hilly Quirk.
MONDAY ? "ItENEATH THE SEA."
in two parts. "Tho Millionaire Cab
by" (comedy.)
REX. Broad at Seventh.
So Day and Night, Except on Special
Foature Days.
TO-DAY ? WILLIAM S. HART, IN
"Tho Sheriff's Streak of Yellow."
two-reel, IC. B. "She Never Knew,"
Amorlcan. "The Witness," two-reel
Krlterlon, featuring Dorothy Daven
port. Zudorn, In "Tho Twenty Million
Dollar Mystery."
MONDAY?"THE MAN WITH A REC
ord," Reliance. "Runaway Jano,"
Episode No. 4. The gr<'at lovo story
series, "Springtime feeling," Keystone
Comedy.
VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.
Bo Day and Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
TO-DAY ? "AVALANCHES," SPE
olal feature, flvo parts, featuring
Catherine Countess.
MONDAY?EXPLOITS OF ELAINE. NO.
$10, latest episode. "His Runaway
wife (Blograph special, featuring
Franklin Ritchlo). "Ham and tho Jit
ney Bus" (Knl'-ni comedy.)
Coming, "Belgian" or European War,
Thursday, March 11. "What a Woman
Will Do," March IS.
LITTLE THEATRE.
T O - D A Y ? "UNCLE CRUSTY," ED
Ison comedy. "House of Horror,"
Blograph drama, George Ade'n comedy.
"Wanted, a Nurse," Vitagraph. "Won
ders of Magnetism," Edison.
NEW THEATRE.
TO-DAY?"OUT OF THE STORM."
Lubln. "Grizzle Gulch Chariot
Race," Sellg comedy. "From tho
Shadow," Biograph. "Taxlcab Mys
tery," three-reel feature.
ALBION. 5c THEATRE.
Third, between Broad and Grace.
] T O - D A Y ? L-KO COMEDY, "THE
Avenging Dentist," In two reels,
jwlth Blllio Ritchie. "Mystery of tho
, Man Who Slept," with Ben Wilson anil
Dorothy Phillips, comedy
MONDAY ?"THE MASTER KEY,"
eighth episode, two parts, featuring
Bob Leonard and Ella Hall. "Fatty's
Infatuation," comedy. "Th<* Dear Old
Hlpocrlte." Also other good pictures.
SHOES.
rc
CUT RATE SHOES.
FAMILY shoe* at rock bottom price*.
Empire Shoe Comway, 504 West
Bp id Street.
PROPOSALS? Sealea
SEALED proposals addressed to J. R,
Jones. Chairman Street Committee,
and plainly marked, "Bid on Crusher"
or "Bid on Motor," will bo received un
til March 1, 1915, at noon, on furnishing:
to the City of Petersburg, one rock
crusher of 8 tons per hour guaranteed
capacity, with elevator and nhuto
screens; also one 500-volt 20-H. P. D.
C. motor, equipped with all necessary
starting apparatus. Bidders must fur
nish complete specifications for all ap
paratus bid on, and provide in bid for
30-day trial beforo acceptance. Tho
Street Committee reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
OFFICE OF~STATE HIC,HWAT_COM^
MISSIONER.
Richmond, Va., Feb. 26, 1915.
Bids will be received at the clerk's
ofllce, Courtland, Va., until 12 o'clock
M., Saturday, March 13. for the con
struction of a steel bridge. 65 feet long
over Mill Creek, near Burdette, -ind a
steel bridge 195 feet long over Black
water River, near Scott's Siding, In
Southampton County, Va.
Plans and specifications on file at tho
clerk's office. Courtland, Va? and at
this oillce.
A certified check for S250 must ac
company each bid, one check for both
bridges.
Further information furnished on ap
plication to tho undersigned.
The right Is reserved to relect any or
all bids. O. I* COr.EMAtf.
State Highway Commissioner.
MKKTIN(;j?.
Mechanics and Merchants Bar.k.
Richmond, Va.. Jan. 27. 1915
THE annual meeting of stockholders
of this bank will be held FRBRU.V BY
27, at 12 o'clock, at the bank. Twelfth
| and Hull Streets.
J H. PATTRSON.
j Cashif>r.
THE annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Clnns-Rady Company will
bo held at the otllce of the company,
1005 East Main Street, Richmond. Va.,
on March 1 at 12 o'clock noon.
GEO HUE W. BADY.
Secretary.
HOTEll
Tl It KlSli A.Xli UOMAK BATHS,
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND. VA.
The most magniftcent Hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms sing!a
and en suite, with and without bathd.
Special sample rooms.
TA1ILK D'HOTE Saturday and San*
4ay, U lu 0. tl.ftl) rnrli.
I"fs A SAD ERRAHD
IN COIN' ON - ME
DARUIN' ? POOR
DlNTY MOORE
IS VERY ILL AH'
HE ASKED ME TO
COME AN' SEE
him tonicht:
I'm AV/FULLY SORR^f
T? HEAR YOOR HUSBAND
1-j SICK -me HUSBAND
OlNTY MOORE - l HOPE \
IS KEELPiM^ HI Ml '
CHEERED UP
I had TO PULU
The. bAME kihd
or a story to
ClT got
MESELF! C~
YOUR bTOR^
WORKED FltSE
DlNTY !
IN THAT CASE
YOU CAN <iO
?'M SORRY I
spoke SO n
HARSH TO I
VOO'
AND V/HERE
Do YOU THItSK
YOU ARE CO?NCi
DIDN'T 1 TELL
VOU NOT to
co OUT !
YOUR HEART
IS IN THE
P^HT PLACE
^a^ie1
V/HEN HE DOES
COME HOME WILL
ED more
THAN Dlhty\/
MOORE To
Cheer, him up'
I THOUGHT
fOUR HUSI5AND
VWb SICK c?
HE ISN'T r3
, HERE1
Bringing Up Father ? Copyright. 1915. Intcrnatlonnl Newf Service.) n * m By George McManus