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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
OFFICERS ELECTED

BainkrsASe street Baptist Congress-
tion Holds Annual Business 1leetink.
At a regular business meeting last
night at BainbrIdse street Baptist
Church. the following ofncers were
elected for the ensueing year:
Church-W. Il. 0harie1. clerk: s. e
Phillips treasurer; william Nunnally
financial secretary: T. q. smoak. audi
tor: Mrs b. O. White. solicitor and
collector. Messrs. I: C. Gibson. Eddie
Carr, NJ. A. Newman. Russell Bethel
Otis Hinnant. DR.. Percy Walton. ushers
A. L. Sampson. chairman Of ushera W
]. Morrissette. W. r. Sharit1 and Ma
A. N. Pettigrew. music committee. John
E. Ute. e. c. Brinser. b. =. LApraas
and A. G. Frostick. finance commit
tee. Eussen Gregory. secretary mems
mission fund; A. I. Sampson. treasurer
mems mission fund.
Sunday School-A G. Frostick. super
intendent; E D. Wilkinson, assistant
Harold Branch. secre-
tary; Russell Bethel. assistant secre-
tary and treasurer: W. J. Norrissetts
chorister: c. W. Payne. assistant
chorister; Miss Edith SnellinEs. pianist
Miss Loteie Hines. assistant pianist; T
C. Gibson. ubrar.an: 4. L Sampson. en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
TO TRY TREsPAssERs

Hanters In CAestereiA County Accused
Of EnteFiAg Grounds Of Others.
Hunters are faring badly this season
In Chesterfield County. For trespass-
ing on other persons property while
in pursuit Of game four young sports
men will face Squire s. G. Cowan this
morning In the 6wansboro Court. Three
of these. Charles Drewry. Thomas Gill
ana Robert Beattie are charged with
entering on the grounds Of r. w. Fos-
ter Ind Robert Tyler II charged with
hunting on the property Of George W.
Lambeth.
It IL scarcely probable that de-
cision will be rendered in these cases
until tho trespass charge against Rev.
George W. Mcdaniel. ssev. II. F. Jones.
W. NJ Foster and W. H Flynn are set
tied. These men were tried last week.
and while Squire Cowan was certain
they were technically guilty. he reserv-
ed his decision until after . confer
ence with Commonwsslth's Attorney
HaskiuD HobSon.
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r. start werk ImDsAla&sly - Do1lA.
lngs n ManeAestsP District.
Contracts for the erection OF the
new schools for Swansb0ro and Oak
Grove have been let. The contracts
were returned yesterday by the con-
tractors. The lucky bidders were TUT
ner a Co.. Of Eddington. Va. who viii
build the Oak Grove school At . cost OF
SIS. 1000. and J. C. Curtis q Co.. Of Nor
folk. who will erect the Swansboro
building at q cost of $4,000. Tbs
heating contract was let 20 American
Heating Company. Of Richmond. who
will do this work In both structures
The sites for the buildings will b
laid on and staked to-day. Tho founda-
lions will be dug at once, and ~ much
preliminary work an possible finished
before spring. No brick Work wtIl
be attempted during the winter. 1t Is
the intention Of the school trustees to
have the buildings ready for occu-
pancy at the beginning OF the uex'
school year.
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MAKE FIGURES TALK

Aavoeates Of CenFthsuse Removal Ho1e
Meetlng In Oak Grove.
Interesting figures showing the ep-
proximate increase In the county levy
should the voters OF Chesterneld
County decide favorable on the proposa-
ton to move the county seat to Chester
was presented last night by advocates
Of tho measure at q meeting held last
night at the Oak Grove School Ants
were present in force and put some
hard questions to the speakers. and
showed that they have studied every
phase OF the situation and win light
to the last ditch to prevent the removal
Of the courthouse.
Owing to the bad weather and the
impossible condition Of the streets
many persons were deferred from at
tending the meeting. AZ It was the
building was packed to sufdcation and
another meeting win be arranged In
order that both sides can state their
views.
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WORKED ON SUNDAY

Tive Men Are Aeoasea o. Dutehef1ng
Or On Sabbath Day.
On warrants charging them with IA
boring at their calling on the Sabbath
day. William Tingle and Dolphus
Firth were arrested yesterday after
noon. The former was taken into Gus
tody by Onfcer w. e. Waymack. Of the
Third District. and the latter by Of
hcer A. T. Traylor. Of Chesterfield.
Both men will be given . hearing this
morning before Squire S. @. Cowan
In the Swansboro Court.
Tho alleged offense was committed
last Sunday morning In Oak Grove.
The men are charged with butchering
an OK and preparing the carcass for
Tingle's meat market. in South Rich
mond. An additional charge Of cruelty
to animals. arising from the treatment
the men are said to have accorded the
animal while driving II to slaughter,
will be lodged to-day.
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Once nf The GAcrefaHY

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Once OF the Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Ing Of the stoekhoiders Of the At.
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
will be held At the office OF the COM
pany. at Byrd Street Station. In the
city OF Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY.
o'clock A. H.. for the election OF d.
rectors and other officers. and Tor
the transaction Of such other busi.
ness as may lawfully come before
the meeting. including the subject
hereinafter stated; This meeting
of directors a. . special meeting OF
the stock holders Of the company, to
be held at the same time and place.
to consider. act and pass upon. au-
thorize and consent TO. an increase
OF the common capital stock OF this
company by the amount of six mil
lion dollars. In addition to the pres
ent authorized issue OF such stock.
such increase to consist OF sixty
thousand shares. each Of the par
to the issue and sale thereof: and
to provide that each and every
stockho!der OF this company shall
be given the right OF subscribing
for and purchasing At par common
capital stock OF this company equal
ings Of the capital stock Of this COM
pany upon q date to be nxed by the
board OF directors. and upon such
conditions a. may be determined:
and generally TO take any and AZ
action that may seem necessary and
desirable In connection with. ger.
name TO or growing out OF any OF
the matters hereinbefore stated.
The books for the transfer Of the
capital stock Of the company viii
close Wednesday. November 8. 1919.
at 3 o'clock p. NJ. and will be re.
opened on Wednesday. November TO-
1919. at 10 o'clock A u
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
H L BORDEN.
Secretary.
October Is, 1917.
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WAS NOT HUDGINs

pra.aner Uses Naue 81 PfonA1nent Dan.
vile Man % Deceive Police.
In Q telegram from J. r.. Bell CbieI
Of Police Of Danville. received yester-
day by Major Louis Werner. the Rich
mond department was asked to cor
rect tie report that william n. HUI
gins, Of Danville. was being held IN
the City Jail for the police OF thas
city.
A man giving taat name was ~.
rested Tuesday by Omcers Sharp snd
RauRham. He was thought to be
man. who under tho name Of Turner.
robbed q Danvillite OF large sum on
money, When searched he had $soO
In his pockets. The Danville police
were notified OF the capture. The real
Hudgins 10 at home. the sharper ev'-
IDENTITY attempting to get BY with the
use of a borrowed name.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08
LEADERS ACTIVE
FOR MANY MONTHS
Government Outlines Campaign
Which Preceded Los An
geles Explosion.

Indianapolis. Ind, November T.
-Four months activity Of labor leaders
ON the Pacific coast preceded the fatal
explosion in Los Angeles, according to
letters and kilograms introduced by
the government at tho trial OF the
forty-dve accused dynamite plOtterS''
to-day.
From kilograms and letters read to
the jury. the government set forth this
part Of its contention a. follows:
-Four months before the Los Angeles
Times building was blown mp. Eugene
A. Clancy. . labor leader In San Fran
cisco. who had been instructed to In
vestigats labor conditions In Los An
geles. telsBraphed to John J. HcNam-
ara, In Indianapolis. The night 10 on In
Los Angelica We are going 70 win. Send
Hock1n 1t once"
guest - Frank Il Ryan. president ct
and Structural Iron Workers. wired
Angeles to do the work Hockja too
busy In the East"
clancy went to Seattle. ana On
August &c. 1910. n. w. Polhman, .
labsr leader thers. wrote J. J. McNam-
ara: CLANCY met his man here aftes
waiting . week for him. think !
andefstand the situation"
James b. Mcnamara was then In
Seattle. and the government charges
that Clancy met him there. On August
81. the once building under conssruc-
lion In Seattle was blown up.
At this time. e1.ee0 was voted ~
the Iron workers Union executive
board to the California Building Trades
Council for use iu promoting the union
at Los Angeles A receipt for the
amount. signed BY Olaf A. Tveitmoe.
secretary Of the council. was produced
The government contends that tho
eorre0pondeuco shows that McNamara's
mission to the Pacific coast was known
% Clancy. Tvestmos and % J. z Aun-
seq. Salt Lake City. who - charged
with NARROWING the dynamitsr for two
weeks sitter the explosion.
Testimeny that dynamite vs. taken
% the iron workers' hse6Quartes1 10
ssdsaaapolis TO within . few wosks -
eore the NcNamaras were arrested was
given ~ Martin ,. Hyian6. Chief Of
Police Of Indianapolis. He Identified
sewspapers which haa been wrapped
about four packages Of dynamite. They
we're newspapers from Cleveland
P1etsbureh ard Cincinnati. IL latest
being dated April q 1911.
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In execution OF q deed Of trust, aAAoe
August 1. 1910. to the undsF0l4ne4
trustee. and recorded In the clerks
ONCE Of the Circuit Court OF cheetee-
field, d. B. 121. page a2l. default teN~
ing been made in the payment o1 IT,
debt therein secured. I Will oola ~
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1914
At 3 o'clock p. Il.
the above mentioned farm.
TERMS: Enough in cash 70 pay 49,
Of SALE any taxes that may b. aDov
one note for $517.50. with interest from
February 4. 1911; one note for Ve9e,
with interest from August I. 1911, and
the residue at one and two years Afeop
date, credit payments to be evidenood
by notes and secured by deed Of tfuse
JOHN HOWARD,
Trustee !.
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Richmond. Frsdsrieksburi and po.
tomAc and Richmond and Peters
burg. Railroad Connection
Company.
once Of the Secretary.
rs HEREY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Richmond, rredericksburg
and Potomac and Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Connection Com
p-ny will be held at It's once. In
the city Of Richmond, Va. on MON.
DAY. the 18th day Of November. 1914.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The stock transfer books will be
closed At 3 o'clock p. N. Monday. No.
vember IL. 1912, and reopened at 10
o'clock A. NJ Tuesday. November
10. 1912. w. d. DUKE.
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Fredericksburg and Pc.
tomac RailT cad Company.
Once Of the Secretary.
Richmond. Va. October Is. 1912.
the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company win
be held at its ONCE. In the First
national Bank Building. Richmond.
Va. ON Aonday. the 18th day Of
Novsraber. 1914. at II o'clock A. n
The stock transfer books will be
closed ct { o'clock p. n. Monday.
November IL. 1917. and reopened At
10 o'clock A II Tuesday. November
NOR1fAN CALL.
Secretary.
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legal RosJ0

TIRGINIA: IN TILE CIRCUIT COURT
OF AUGUSTA COUNTY.
It appearing that there - In
the hands Of the general Feeetveg q
the Circuit Court Of Augusta County.
In the chanesry cause therein DsoA-
AEhtners Adm1ni0traeor ~ The
Basic anning. Nanufacturine 80
Land Company, the sum Of e41llA.
which has remained Tor over 00voA
years under the control Of said court
without any known pYner Or e1aam-
: sns; n: md 10y = .gpss.,nR .Sos -
ear6noe. . ne 8 oaia saasa. tha9
sid fund = the propoYt1on q -
proceeds o4 sale Of the pcopes0 8
0a1d ae1en6a1t company had u 80
cause On the 11th day Of Nay. lSee.
applicable 20 one or more 1ortgAGo
bonds Of the said company. ~ 0wn-
time Of said sale. ana are now. ~
known. BY reason Of which fact ne
said fund. q the time OF said SAIos
was paid into the hands Of the Sea-
eral receiver Of this court Tor ehe
benefit Of the owner, should ee nere.
remaining unclaimed % this este.
and under section $3.50 OF eAs Co9s
Of Virginia. the same being eseoees-
able to the Commonwealth q VSP-
ginia unless such claimant - -
pear after due publieaaios oS ~
IL = ordered that an persons Asv-
any part thereof. appear before ~
court on or before MONDAY. TN
I'D DAY OF DECEMBER mort icing
the seventh day % the X0vsDeer
term. 1919, Of said court and est1o-
hsA his or their c,ain TO sa1s: -
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BY q. A. catnn 4 90.
TRUSTEES SALE

OF
CORNER DWELLING AND LARQB
LOT. CORNER CEDAR AND BAKER
STREETS, NEAR MECHANrCSvIL1l8
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1914.
In execution of Q deed Of truoe -
me. Of record In clerks of3ce, 11oA-
mond Chancery Court IN D. 3. 3i3-G.
page 47o. default having been made
IN the payment Of portion OF the
money therein secured. ana being re-.
Quired % to do by tho Beneficiary !
win. On
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Il 1914.
at 4:3o O'Clock p n.
ON the premises. sell the two-stofy
frame dwelling. No. 1000 Cedar 0trses,
with lot 50 feet front, running beak
132 feet.
TERMS: Cash SUFFICIENT to pay <hs
costs OF sale and to Discharge one note
for $136, due January %, 1919: one mote
for $s6, due February %, 1912: one note
for SIS, due March II. 1919: one note
for SOC. due June %. 1912. and one note
for $50 due October IS, 1914. with M
terest on each OF said notes from their
maturity until paid: $96 payable Feb
ruary 20, 1918: 500 payable Juno g.
1913: SsS payable october Is. 1919: 3ee
payable February %. 1915: $96 payable
June 20, 1914. and the balance. Il any.
An equal payments at one and two
years, with interest added and secuEod
by trust deed.
Much more liberal terms will b
given Il desired.
q. A CATIIN.
Trustee
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ashfnGton-S0uthern Railway
panys

washtuGton-Souther Railway Com
pany,
once Of the Secretary.
Richmond. Va. October 16, 1917.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Railway Company will be held at
its ONCE, In the First National Bank
Building, Richmond, Va, on Monday.
the 18Th day Of November. 1917. At
II o'clock noon
The stock transfer books viii Be
clcood ct 3 o'clock p. n Monday. Mo-
vembsr II. 1912. and reopened at 10
o'clock A n. Tuesday. November -.
NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
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News Of South Richmond

follmsnt secretary: L L LAstAf. tohei
and committee On order: Nfa Ruth
Hardings. superintendent beg1nnefs
department.; Mrs. G. H. Kahl supsT1n-
tendent primary department.; 0ioa
Ella Davidson. superintendent homo
department
DR.. Comack. OF the Religious Herald
will preach at the church at both the
morning and evening services next
Sunday.
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No. 1909 Cro
Avenue

We will sell BY auction. % the $780,
o0o9, ON
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER -. ie11, 4
af l:s0 p. ~.
the above mentioned dwsiAnG ~
dwelling contains eleven rooms 90
heat, and II finished up In the -
style. Lot ~ feet . inches front ~ Z
depth Of 124 feet.
TERMS: WAN be made sAt4sAaeeepy5
and announced at sale.
POLLARD q 9A0DY.
Auotio naers,
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
general meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Bank Of Commerce and Trusts.
Of Richmond. Va. has been called
bank, to DO held At the banking
house Of said bank, No. sol East
Main Street, Richmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2oth day Of Mo-
vember. 1919. 1t 10 A Il
RO. II KENT, JR,
SACretaFy.
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MASONIC
DOVE

MASONIC NOTICE: DOVE
Lodge-The members Of Dove
~ Lodge. No. 81. A, =. q A. -, VIII
the lodge. 20 Be held IN the lodge room
n the Masonic Teaplc on THIS FRI
DAY, November 3, 1919. ne Z p. ~.
Members Of sister lodges aUd transient
brethren are frasernally invited
By order Of the W0rshtpful Master.
BEN r. AUGUST,
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Richmond. Va. October Is. 1917
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers Of the Potomac Railroad Com
pany VIII be held at its ONCE. In the
First National Bank Building. Rich
mond. Va. on Monday. the 18th day
Of November. 1912. At 1880 p. II.
closed at 3 o'clock p. n. Monday,
November II. 1912. ana reopened at
10 o'clock A. NJ Tuesday. November
-. 1919.
NORMAN CALL
Secretary
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Richmend Locomosivs works.

Richmend Leeomos1vs Works.
Richmond, Va. October II, 1917
the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of Richmond Locomotive
works win Be held st the Once Of
the company. In the city % Rich
R0na, County Of HenTico. virGinia.
On wednesday, the thirteenth day Of
Novembor, 1917, at 1l:3o o'c1ook In
the IorOaoon.' Ter the purpose Of
Slocttng directors ana 0lmCorAt and
tor the transactioa q suoh other
business % may properly como De-
fore the meeting
G. u DENNY.
Secretary.
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The Atlantic Land and improvement
Company.
Once OF the Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting Of stock
holders Of The Atlantic Land and
lmprovemsnt Company VIII be held
at the O0es Of the company. In the
city Of Richmond, Va, On Tuesday,
the nlneseenth 1ay of NOVEMBER, A.
ID. 1919. se 1880 o'eSocE
n, L BORDEN,
November g. 1913
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virginia Railway and Power Company.
C2S-S3o East Main Street.
Richmond. October %. 1912.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY OWEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the virginia RAILWAY ana
FEVER Company viii be held At the
general office Of the company. In
the city Of Richmond, Va. On Wei
nssday, November -. 1914. 1t II
o'clock u.
ne transfer books win BE- closed
on Thursday, October 81. 1917, At 3
O'clock p n, and viii be reopene6
on Thursday. November 81. 1elA at
10 o'clock A. u
0UY PHILLIPS
Secretary.
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Auction Sale

of personal property 1t tho farm -
T. E woodfn. ave miles from city. ON
the Midlothian Pike; HogSeaI CowA
Chickens, Hogs. Farm Implements anA
Machinery.
NJ c. MANN Z CO,
AuctioneersL
The above sale has been postponed
ON account of rain till
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II.
beginning 1t 10 A. II.
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xtSsasic Coast Iss RailssaA cS1Dsay.
O0ce 81 TIE Tyooouree.
wilmiagton. y g. ~. !. iHx
iaasic Coess Llae natlrseA Cs1Uaay
Ne Sss6ass1 . ltvSesa1 q - -
cess Oa ~ DPOeesroe eoDsot ssSe8
Of that company. DayoSss g ~ 0Ose
Of the treasurer. e WSus0yso~ ..
C.. sn az sSfsr yeve0o3 ~ lStx.
ne 2ist aay ee Octe0se. 1919 - No
1p s0. tOsA ooes0 00ouyeyN.
SA1GD = fQ0x.
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BY Pollard & Ba6by.
Real EAtAte Auottoneera.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION AA1IE
OF
FARM OF sEvENTY-roUR ACNAG
WITH DWELLING AND ALL 0T1UN
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. ~
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va,
NORTH OF THE MIDLOTHIAN
TURNPIKE, ABOUT SIX nI
FROM RICHMOND. KNOWN ~
MAYO FARM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-08

a saeky party van - gwen so-nieAs
&C tAs 0arsSoaGe - he BateosseSs
osreee Daveise CaNfvA eer ne sse
g the esslareA TIE Vuessc y esrDssv
S0vSse1.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES


<1.or~a Robinsou. colored, Of III East
Twentieth Street. 10 missing from nis
home. He IL q barber. hfty-four yests
old and was last seen wednesday night
after quitting work. He wAs employees
At a shop on Brook Avenue. Tho po-
Ifca have been enlisted In the search
for the man
Herman Lanier, . young white man,
was arrested yesterday a3ternoon ~
Omcer c. T. Tinsley. on Warfsn.
char9fns him with throwing rocks AZ
the residence Of J. n. Turner. He Was
bailed for appearance in Police Court
Part IL, this morning.
T~ Enter Parade sunday.
For the purpose OF part1cipetne ~
the huge parade to the City Auditor'uIs
next Sunday. the Wesley Bapie CLASS v
the Central Methodist Churcn wiz
.embye Sunday afternoon At ocioSA
a. Ninth and Grace. They will form
under the direction Of Judge Ernes.
H wells. president Of the class. Az
will take their proper place In Sas
line. A..
Tne clasp IL the largest on the
southsada Il now numbers more thsn
90 me ayerags attendance 10 near
the century mark. Last year IT vs.
~eal reuresented In the parade. An
n s6ert Win DO made to double tne
sszsagtA this year.
uee<aue, Clsos To-NlUA4
IAr4e oenSregaoons have ereeess
RSy. Russell Bowie. rector %
Paula who 10 0onducttnG . eersee -
meetings 1t the Meade Asmorial Sps
coral church. The congreGatien iast
,srNe sr snate AZ the Indictment weather.
vas equally - large ~ the opensns
night
Under the auspices ef the Brothss-
hood OF 81. Andrew . special eom-
munion service for men will be heIe
sunday ndght In the Meade AemoriS.
Church. These meetings win Do heIo
monthly ana are fer men only
uU - PssenaSaB.
d. Il Tensy 10 being urged BY friends
a announce hts candidacy Tor the posi-
ssen of postmaster Of the c9ty q Rach.
monA- which VIII be vacant On March
4. Mr.. Toney served IN thso eepee!U
Tor the city OF Aanche1ter during tne
adusanistrasion Of President Clsvssaoe.
He has been . lifelong DeDoeset ana
has served - member g the Ase.s-
lasure from Chesterfield County, Hs
-. ared several eshse lmpsstaue 20
saions Of trust
FSussus - -. Ds0skWeD.
The funseal e MA Carrie Lee
Breckwsll wife % Jsoa W. Brock.
we'll who ASoa Tuesday afternoon g
hSr homa 6eS Decatur Street. was hsSe
Yesterday o1sesuooa &C . o'clock frs0
the Central Methodist Church The
services were conducted ~ Rev. = q
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The suit Of J. W. Cary q Co. aeasuss
A. .. Bradley win bs heard this nora
Ing In Hastings Court. PART IL Thss
caso, has bssu On the docket Tor ~.
sral ssrD2 bus has a1WayU net VIZ
pooepooeweoeD for vors0u0 causes.
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ALL PERSONS INDEBrED 70 THE
late Robert G. Rennolds Win p0eooe
make settlement WITH the uneerstgn-
"a, his executors. who have regular
~ Quslifsd on hiS estate y tn
Chancery Court ee The city Of Rsco-
mead; and these 70 whom be % ta-
Sebtod win please present. the1s
elaims 60 them. DroVsriy Urovo& fes
NELLIE A. lENyp0ED&
= A. HENEOLp2
Rseo0oaA We
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