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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

'In West Coast English to chop is to
take food. Chop is food
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS BOX
maker on rough lumber. Apply
BLAIR GLASS CO, Manchester, Va.
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MGR, IRELAND WILL
VISIT THE ST0RERS
Publication of More Letters in
the Celebrated Case Expected
as a Result.
as a Result.

CINCINNATI. o., January 1o.-Arch-
bishop Ireland, OF st. Paul. will be enc
tertained the latter part OF this month
at the home of Beilamy Storer. former
ambassador to Vienna, who paid a per-
sonal visit to the Vatican in behalf of
Ireland as a candidate for the first Ameri-
can cardtnalate and as a result lost his
position. and later stirred up n muss be-
tween himself and the President on ac-
count Of it.
That the intimate relations existing
for many years between the archbishop
and the Storers have not been disturbed
by the controversy between tho Storers
and President Roosevelt Is indicated by
the fact that the Storers' home Is being
put into shape to entertain the prelate.
The Storers are at the horne of Mrs.
Storer's son. Joseph I0ngworth Nichols,
Saranac Lake, n. Y, but trey will re-
turn within a few days.
Archbishop Ireland Is coming here to
address the G. a.. r. January 81. and 1t
will be his first meeting with the Storers
since the Roosevelt-Storer episode. 1t
is said that more of the Storer-Roose-
welt correspondence will be made public
after Storer has had u talk with the arch
bishop.
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SUICIDE IN ROOM
WITH WIFE's BODY
Man Who Fires Bullet Into Brain
Leaves Note Saying They Had
Formed Suicide Pact

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January 10.-In
pursuance of a suicide pact with his
wife. who died a few days ago OF grip"
Alexander Johnson. forty-three years
old, OF 1923 Newkirk Street, fired a bullet
into his head and died instantly yester-
day in the room In which his dead wife's
body lay at their home. Three children.
Isabella, fourteen years: Sadie. ten years,
and Robert. six years old. are left alone
In the world by their fathers act and
their mothers death.
In explanation Of his self-destruction
Johnson left an incoherent note. dated
January o, 1907. and addressed TIC Gods
People," 1t reads:
Between me and my wife, some years
ago, it was agreed that We did not want
to live more han a few days after one
another, 30 the time has come. This
world is wicked, SO God has called us
away to His heavenly home. where we
will suffer no more. Jesus the Lord.
But God help them that despise me, or
lie of me, for they are many that lie.
God help my children and bless them, for
He Is their only help.
Investigations conducted by Coroner's
Detective Paul led him to doubt the
mans sanity.
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U.S.. DOUBLE NAVAL
STRENGTH ON PACIFIC
Four of Finest Atlantic Battle
ships Ordered Round
the Horn.

VALLEJO. CAL, January 1o.-Word
has just been received at the Mare ISL
and Navy Yard from Washington that
four of the most formidable ships now
attached to the Atlantic squadron, includ
ing the battleships Kentucky and Kear-
sarge, Will be sent around the Horn and
added to the Pacific squadron.
Together. the arrival of these vessels
and the commissioning Of the New Or
leans, Marblehead. Albany and Wiscon-
sin will more than double the strength
of the Pacific fleet. and the number OF
enlisted men attached to the squadron.
The feet of The Pacific Is to be In
creased, until there are two large squad
rons of vessels on his seaboard.
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THE FUTURE AMERICA.
She Will Tower Over the Ma.
t;ons 40 Years from Now.

The new Bank of England is America!
II we propose to build u railway we
have to go to the United States for
the necessary capital. II we wish to
develop some industrial concern we
apply to an American %financier for
assistance. II we have to sell q large
property, a valuable picture. a. rare.
work OF art or a celebrated ~race-horse
we offer it to an American millionaire.
II any well-known bachelor, AMONG US
ia in peculiarly difficulties It Is to the
United States that he hurriss to fina
"a bride with a fortuna. II g more
obscure Englishman Is unable 10 earn
a living In this country IT ls TO the
United States that he generally crosses
70 obtain employment!
It is probable that at the very least
America will have twice as much
wealth and power In twenty, years
hence as she has acquired. In the past
twenty years. II So, what country
will then be her equal? '"rhe future
OF the United States would, be O. usefu!
subject for some essay writer to deal
With. for an America that is twice as
rich, MS powerful and as ,populous; that
has double the feet of men-of-war
and Merchantmen and that does double
the trade with the outside world that
the America OF to-day has and does
will be q monster among the nations.
London Truth
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Times Dispatch Branches.

,abi,shaS for the benedt OF those living a, a
distance from the Main onise monts left at
any Of these branches will receive snd hesn
careful attention as though st there sef viii be no
left at the !, Nam ,be 9 ndSsr,lser: ,,,
sIAuGHTER's DRUG STORE, Tweh'y
", ana =. S sMMEs SIS East Brond Street ..,.
EoTT Twenty-hfth and Broad stre Nd
M1nLiAMs,s PHARMACY. Twen'y-hFst anu
rA aRfsSs; GRANT & CO.. Foushee ana
G. Df ". iaTiMER- No. 500 west MAr'A'A
TnhoMPsoN-s DRUG STORE, No. ISL "e''
Nam Bnss rsEn r Brook Avenue and Gay
RApYss DRUG STORE, Barton Heis snfi,,ms.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, NO. ""
po ofsS Asi PHa,RMASY. No. 80 East MAFshai
CRY ffTss DRUG STORE. No. lA East Ma''
JEpsoS tcSuiSNsINGHAM. No. COZ East Maih'
Wallis ssI1s1 fWe PHARMACY. No. 1a South
x Ink co. No. AZ East Broad
TIE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. s1 "es'
r PHARMACY. Twenty-eishth and N
RisoN's PHARMACY. No: ns Canal Street
!; I; LEWIS S1% No; . ESst bF T9aWentyshfth and
SoRTHsiDE PHARMACY. Fifth and Baker
caRTER,s DRUG STORE. No. 1l's Hun
NiFsSti IaniasriaF. AND n STREET PHAR-
G. T. w. KERN, INC, corner iwen'
8 q PaXRM az! Avenue N9. asol Q street t.. NOR,
TiMBs-pisPATcH. No. 40 North sycamore
TiMEs-pIsPATGH. No. 2i5 Eighth Street.
1yvChhrrE
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HIS WIFE NO WAS
First Mrs. Blauvelt and New
Husband Then Took Old
Spouse as Boarder.
MOTHER IM-LAw ouIzzEs
His Divorce Paper Found
Worthless-He Confesses to
. Bigamy in Court.

NEW YORK, January 10.--Declariny
that he was utterly ignorant of the laws
relating to marriage and bisamy, William
e. Blauvelt pleaded guilty to having two
wives, In the County Court of Brooklyn
yesterday. According to his remarkable
story, he voluntarily surrendered his
first wife to another man because he loved
her so much that he would not stand In
the way Of her happiness. and she, he
declared, acted as q bridesmaid at the
ceremony that united him to his second
choice for a helpmate.
The innocent victim of this arrangement
is Miss Florence Z. Fitzgerald, who, with
her mother, lives at No. go Jay Street.
Brooklyn, and who brought the complaint
against her husband. Yesterday she went
to the Raymond Street jail with her at
torney, after Blauvelt had pleaded guilty
and personally served him with the papers
that begin an action for the annulment
of her marriage.
II feel as if I would go crazy she
said, when 1 realtze what he has done
and the way that he has deceived me.
Such a man should be punished
In April, 1905, Blauvclt welded Sarah
A Smith at her home In Rockville Centre,
l.. i. A year later they separated, after
he gave her n paper which he imagined
represented a divorce. He then assisted
her In carrying out her wish to become
Mrs. Grover G.. Cammer on March 8, 1906.
On May 10th Of the same year he married
Miss Fitzgerald. and wife No. l was
bridesmaid, while her new husband was
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cammer took a hoise at
No. 562 East Third Street. Brooklyn, after
her last marriage. and Blauvelt and wife
No. 2 boarded with them. There the fout
led a happy existence until the mother OF
No. Q began to ask questions. This had
the effect of causing Blauvelt to desert his
new wife. Blauvelt will be sentenced on
Monday.
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The International
Sunday School Lesson
First Quarter. Lesson ~. Genesis l.. 26;
II. 8. January 10, 1907.
Man Made in the Image Of God.

Man Made IN the image o1 0Ou.
Genesis is essentially pictorial. 1t IS a
radiant panorama. For tho end Intended,
It's scenic method could not have been
surpassed. Tho motive OF the book Is to
reveal the reality, personality and power
OF God: to show the material universe
MS an expression OF His mind and n
creation OF His Will: to make plain to
him. mans own constitution and his
relation to nature and to God. For the
| purpose to be conserved the form Is
singularly effective. When all Is said and
done by way OF criticism, the book VIII
still command respect. Theories con-
corning authorship and inspiration may
be altered or discarded. but Genesis VIII
never lose its hold upon the universal
human heart.
The most remarkable content OF the
| book is the thought OF God in the crea-
ton of man. The radiant enunciation OF
this is the rarest jewel in this casket OF
gems. 1t is OF practical and priceless
value. With dramatic vividness the
Father OF the World IL pictured as com
ing to u halt in His creative work. In
tho last OF the great and long epochs. He
pauses as II to separate and give special
distinction to what He Is now about to
do. The fact that 1t is the last in order
indicates that 1t Is pre-eminent and cli-
mactical. The change In the creative
formula Is also significant. The let be-
used seven times is now changed to let
us make"-it is the plural of majesty
1t Is as II God is solemnly announcing
to Himself His intention OF creating n
vicar who shall vlsibly represent Himself
upon the earth. A being Is now to be
made who shall be like God. One with
whom he can at pleasure, and
one who by his intelligence and VIII shall
bring everything, animate and inanimate.
to IT'S best estate. 1t pleases Him to
| create man In a dualism: male n fe-
male creates He them. He ordains their
multiplication and commissions them TO
have dominion" With the solicitude
| of a father He indicates the kind. quality.
and abundance of food prepared for them.
And now for the seventh time God spreads
His hands in b~enediction over all His
| works. In the seventh epoch there is
| cessation from creative work, and God
Himself gives an object lesson apd ex-
ample OF respite from toll.
Analysis and Key.
1. Genesis pictorial.
Effective method:
To reveal God; the world as His
handiwork and mans relation 10
world and God.
Theories concerning Genesis discard
ed, while for substance book is re-
tanned.
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Christian Endeavor
Epworth League and
B. Y. P. u. Topic

How Gods Image is Preserved In us
or lost. Gen. T.. 26: Col. iii. LILO.
January -. 1907. "a Temperance
Meeting.)
The discovery of the Divine within,
daily loyalty to Him in the deliberate
choice OF the good. absorbing admira-
ton and love OF Him for what He is.
personal communion and fellowship
with Him-these Will create and main
tain a likeness to God. 1t is an In
herent and irreversible law OF being
that every man IS according to HIS
ideal. High ideal, high character. Low
Ideal. low character. The Divine fur
nishes the su%perlatively high ideal.
Loyalty to the Divine is the essence OF
religion.
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J. Gods thought in mans creation chief

2. Gods thought in mans creation chief
content.
!. nsnedlstion. slfa
b. Exemplary respite from toll. llif
The Teachers Lantern.
All that prccedes in this story of crea-
ton is preparatory to man. Separation
OF light and darkness, waters above and
beneath, creation of sun and moon, of
life animal and vegetable. all is an Or
derby approach to man as the crown OF
all.
This Is assurance OF the dignity OF
mans station and the worth OF his be-
Ing. II IN his coronation at the hand OF
his Creator.
What constitutes mans likeness to God?
1t cannot be anything In physical nature,
for God IL Spirit without body. The like
ness inheres in mans moral and intel
%lectual faculties. He thinks. Wills. loves.
This power. not shared by any other crea-
ture, makes him to lack little OF being
God"
Comradeshlp WAS in the mind of God
In the making OF man. God wanted COM
pany.
Likeness and Image is simply rhe-
torical. 1t has not two different mean
ings but duplication OF the same mean
ing for emphasis.
Mans dominion over nature was never
SO great as at the present day. With re-
tort, spectrum aud telescope he Is wrest-
ing natures secrets from her and sub
DUNG her forces to his use. The universe
affords a lImitless arena for mans skill
and pro~ess.
We have to talk OF God as IL He
were n man. Such is the Limitation of
language. SO the narrative speaks of
God az resting. although He can never
be weary. HIS rest Was exemplary.
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A MURDER CASE.
Identification Marks on Mans
Body Qbliterated by Fire.

NEW YORK, January 1O.-Ffre was
used to destroy the features and prevent
the identification OF the body of a man
found In the woods opposite the old Gut
tenburg race-track, in North Bergen, yes
terda,. The man is believed to have
been murdered. partly burned and then
carried to the spot where the body was
found.
F. w. Toetsie, a member Of a gypsy
tribe which is camped at the race-track,
discovered the body. The indications
seemed to be that a fire was built upon
the breast and another on and around
the head and face. There was q strong
odor Of kerosene oil, and near the body
Law q new can with a little oil In It..
A big wallet. in which there was SLOT,
was found beside the body, and ais
a silver watch and chain. An investiga-
ton Is being made.
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EXPERIENCED BOoKKEEPER AND
stenographer. Young a with col
lege education wants position. Best
reference. Address u 59s, care Times,
Dispatch.
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West Points Electric Kitchen.

The first thing which attracts ones
attention is the electric potato peeler
Ia tub-like machine with revolving
knives. A bushel OF potatoes Is thrown
in the space of five minutes the tubers
fall into another tub. neatly peeled.
AS four or five barrels Of potatoes are
the apparatus viii be readily under
stood. This machine especially inter-
ested Prince Fushmi during his In,
spection of the military academy, and
several bushels Of potatoes were pared
for his amusement n hundred and
fifteen loaves of bread are baked every
twenty-four hours, and nearly n
spice-cakes. Pies arc used once a week,
and ono hundred and twenty-five are
baked
There is al electric b~read-mixing
the flour, water, and yeast may flow
according to the wish of the baker.
The loaves are also cut and rolled
BY machinery. the Whole bak cha being thg
bread until it comes from the oven
and is placed on the co%oling-racks.
An electric dough-divider is used for
cutting rolls. The dough IS thrown
required for each roll. These are
quickly transferred to a pan and are
by electricity. and sliver used In the
dintng-room is polished with a brush
run by the same motive power. Dishes
are washed by placing them In a wire
rack and touching a lever which causes
the rack to sink into scalding. water,
where the dishes are cleansed. Another
lever lifts them, and they are turned
out on trays to dry.
Ice Ia mnd In the basement. and
from the freezers In hfty-pound
cakes. The notwithstanding Is an
electric apparatus. and with It's aid one
hundred and eighty gallons OF milk
is poured into a large can and heated
to 1870 degrees. which kills the bao-
teria, and in less than three-fourths of
n minute 1t is cooled to thirty-eight
degrees.-Mrs. G, r. Miller, IN Leslie's
Weekly.
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Facts and Comment.

If 100000 women should clasp HANDS
they would girdle the globe, but for some
reason they prefer to stay home. and look
after the housekeeping.
A hair Is but 1-1,0O Of an inch thick.
but down a mans neck after a haircut
it feels like a cable.
A flea can jump 800 times its own
length. such a leap can only be equaled
by a bank clerk $4,000 short on the un-
expected appearance of the auditor.
A Breton woman makes one SUNDAY
dress do all her life. This is the kind of
items husbands like to read out loud to
their wives.
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Miscellaneous.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

SO WILL BUY 1o-H. P. ELECTRIC
motor: 500 will buy a Croker Wheeler
18Th. P. motor, with starting box at
tached, all in first-class condition.: $3.50
will buy 10Th. P. gas engine OOH. P.
boiler and engine (Chase): all as good
chaser a bargain can be had; all betting
and shafting attached. 5000 feet 8 pipe,
almost new: shafting and p~ulleys: for
sale. three Sturtevant blowers; We pay
brass. lead zinc and old betting. Call
us up and get prices. THE NJ. KEEL
LEY IRON AND METAL co. ONC)
Twentieth and Main Streets. Phone 2O3.
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SEARCHING FOR CELIA"
She Was Once Sweetheart Of
las. w. Riley, Who Died Rich.

COLUMBUS, o.. January 10.-Admin-
istrators OF James W., Riley. q wealthy
old lawyer, who died at East Liver
pool, o., recently, leaving an estate of
100000 and no clue to a living rela-
tive, ara advertising for one "Ella,"
who was evidently once a sweetheart
some tender letters signed only "Ella''
was found among, his law books.
This photograph they. reproduce in
from her some clue.to his heirs II she
is still living, as Riley never mar
Glad.
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RAID COAL TRAIN.
Freezing Inhabitants of North Va
kima. Wash. Seize Fuel.

NORTH YAKIMA, WASH; January 10.
"A train loaded with coal was ra1ded at
the station here yesterday by citizens
without fuel. and almost twenty car
loads were carried of. Vhe engine driver
started to pull out when the lovers hold
Ing the false bottoms Of the coal cars
were pulled. and the coal lot doWn on
the tracks. Hundreds have been without
fuel for days with zero weather prevail
ing. Citizens have organized to hold up
any coal train that attempts to pass
here without leaving fuel.
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HoNOGRAPHS.

COMPLETE LINE OF EDISON Pho
n%ographs. records and supplies: whole
sale and retail. c.. B. HAYNES, COZ
East Main.
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DIG ON SUNDAY, BUT
DO NOT DECORATE
Boston Blue Laws Make This
Highly Interesting
Distinction.

BOSTON, MASS, January 1o.-The ex-
cavating which George Freeman wal
doing in the Washington Street subway
on Sunday, December 80, was adjudged
necessary within the meaning of the law,
in the Municipal Court to-day, and
Freeman, who had been arrested in con-
nection with the prevailing agitation
against Sunday work, was discharged.
Edward w. Wilson was fined So for
arranging merchandise attractively in 4
shop window.
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Sealed Proposals,

CONTRACTORS ARE INVITED TO BID
on six modern dwellings to be erected on
Bellevue Park, Richmond. Va Cali at
No. IA North Seventh Street for plans
and specifications, BELLEVUE PARK
CO, INC, Horace l.. Smith. General
Manager.
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Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH, ONE
to five acres, with or without Inn
provements, near cars: good neigh
borhood; state location and price.
Address G sos, care this office.
WANTED, TO RENT. NEAR RICH
mond, medium farm. with privilege
buying. Address y 603. this office.
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Situation Wanted-Male

WANpED-A POSITION WITH SOME
lumber company in this city; have
been employed as tie and timber in
spector for past four years. Address
d. 606, care this ONCE,
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MACHINERY.
nookelNDlno AND PRINTING.

BLANK-BooK BINDING AND JOB
Printing. 8. B. ADKINS & CO.. Nos.
/ and 8 Governor Street
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GIRLS HIRE ESPECIAL"
Forty Angry Maids Shake the
Dust of Hazleton from Their Feet

Dust of Hazleton from Their Feet
WILKES-BARRE, January 10.-Forty
angry chorus girls of the His Honor the
Mayor Company. arrived In this city
at 2 o'clock this morning from Hazle-
ton on a special car. having hired It to
bring them here rather than remain in
Hazleton. because. as they declared. they
were not treated properly at the hotels
there.
1t cost them $50 to pay for the car and
they lost a couple of hours sleep, but
they said they would not have remained
In Hazleton all night for a great deal
more than that.
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!, Observation-Disclosures IN

y A observation-disclosures IN
Jewels and money stolen annually. For
times in rewards offered every year for
recovering stolen property: tracking
criminals and obtaining divorce and
similar evidence; capable male and fe-
male detectives in universal demand by
stores. banks, railroads and govern
ments. If tired OF your humdrum life,
try this most interesting, exciting, pay
ing profession; easy to learn and start:
and reward list. We sell regulation Off
cial detective supplies, handouts,
badges bull's-eyes, police whistles.
rogues' albums, etc. Send ten cents 1or
rnrtment IS. Dunellen. N. j..
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Lost and Found.

LOST. THURSDAY AFTERNOON. ON
tile street or in some store, pet"ean
Shafer and Grace and Broad anu
sixth Streets. n black and white
cameo pin. in a heavy gold trl-
angular-shaped setting. Liberal re-
ward If returned TO SSs w. Grace
Street.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by VIM. TOBIEN, Jr., is a
guarantee that it is done properly:
20 years experience. Cleaning, 800:
Main Springs. s1.00. 40S East Broad
Street. All work guaranteed.
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Fishing Line Worth S., 900.
ga fishing line worth SCOOP"

rsH1Hg INC WOrth S2,UU?"
Eyes, sir"
II don't believe it,
Its the truth. It's a Goldfish line. Itn
one of those lines to which you owe your
Sunday morning tishballs and your less
appetizing but equally helpful cod-lives
oil.
These Goldfish lines, you see, are fire.
quently eight miles long. They nave &.
$50 hooks, They'll often land $500 cod. Ma
wonder they cost $1,000. ehV'
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TRUNKS N A G

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 7os EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself that
we have the largest and best line OF
Trunks and Travelling Necessities in the
city. repairing done. H. w. ROUN-
TREE & BRO, Trunk and Bag Co.
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FOREMAN FINISHER WANTED. AT
Putnam's Organ Factory; S2.16 per
day for the right man, who thor
oughly understands and can take
charge of vanishing and finishing
on walnut and oak. in all its depart
ments. w. w. PUTNAM & 20,
Staunton. Va.
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Meetings..

NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
holders Planters and Merchants Bank
given. pursuant to resolution of the
Board OF Directors. that n meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Planters and
Merchants Ban will be held at the
Boston, Va, on the 18th day of January.
1907, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose
of considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of con.
verting or reorganizing said Planters
tional bank, and. II deemed advisable
at said meeting. 20 do so, of adopting all
such resolutions as may be necessary or
proper for the purpose of carrying such
conversion or reorganization into effect
pursuant to law.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors,
December 26, 1906.
HENRY EASILY.
President.