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Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-06
CITY AND VALLEY.

New Holtville Building - Irvine
Jaquay of FL Centre and SeeleW is
planning the erection of q business
block at Holtville with frontage OF
so feet.
X X y
Tulane Theater-At the Tulane the
alter there will be fine two-reel feat
ure, "The Flight of a Crow" and to-
morrow night there will be fun-mak-
ing two-reel feature, "Alkali 1ke's
Gal"
X X x
At L. & s. Theater-There is an un-
usually good program at the L. & S.
Theater tonight. The program will
include a three-rool feature, BLEED
ing Hearts," which is a sensation in
photoplay drama. A first class COM
edy, "Our Bobby" furnishes the
laughs.
x X X
Holtville Odd Fellows Elect-At the
election of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows the following officers
were elected: 0. L. Holt, noble grand;
F. G. Rothmeyer, vice grand; ]. H.
Craig, secretary; J. P. Collins, treas
urer. A team to have charge of the
degree work was appointed under the
of F. R. elena.
X x x
French Wedding - F. S.
Soloman, associated with the Bell De-
company of Ell Centro, and
Miss Helen French of Los Angeles,
were united in marriage at Calexico
Saturday evening by Rev. A. C.
Wright at the latter's home. Rev.
Wright has officiated at the weddings
Of two of Miss French's sisters. The
young couple will make their home in
Ell Centre.
Mrs. Utterback's Funeral-Inter-
lnent of Mrs. Gertrude B. Utterback
was at Evergreen cemetery this morn
ing from the undertaking parlors of
Mulligan & Son. Mrs. Utterback died
at Holtville Thursday evening. The
close relatives who mourn her death
are her husband, N g. Utterback, and
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac c. Utterback, who also reside at
Holtville.
x X
At Hotel Oregon-Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. C. Balch, 1. E. Shane, Kansas
City; M. L. Mellus, E. A. Allen, Pasa-
lena; Walter W. Austin, w. A. Black,
F. R. Bartlett, C. L. Williams, ]. w.
Rife, T. A. Rife, Fred Fortin, Ben
Crockett, H. B. Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. Henning, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.
Morganstein and son, Clement B.
Stereo, C. C. Marsh, G. H. Munkelt,
James E. Wadham, Walter Claverie,
r. Rose, w. L. Robinson, w. T. Pearle,
Chris. Norker, San Diego; George
Sacramento; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Wood, Glendale; A. E. Bebout,
Long Beach; A. A. Cox, San Bernar-
dino; Mrs. Will S. Fawcett, Heber; w.
J. Fallon, D. Duncan, San Francisco;
Lee Ferrell, Calexico; Edward R.
Jameson, Marysville.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-06

See our Xmas toys and seals. Dun
away's 188-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-06

Smiles at miles-Lee Tires-Roy
Norman G. Co., Phone Main 91.-
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-06
Church of the Brethren

There will be regular services to-
morrow at the Church of the Brethren.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
both morning and evening in charge
of Elder A. Hutcheson, noted trav-
cling evangelist. Revival services
will continue each night during the
next two weeks, conducted by Evan
gelist Hutcheson, who is sometimes
known as the walking bible. Every
body is welcome. w. NJ. Platt, pastor.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-06
Christian Church

Regular Sunday services at the
Christian church morning and even
ing. Union services Wednesday even
ing will be addressed by Miss Eva
Clark, a returned missionary from
India. Miss Clark will appear in Hin
du costume
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-06

Shop at Dunaway's for the better
kind. 188-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-06

New Holtville Building - Irving
Jaquay of FL Centre and SeeleN is
planning the erection of q business
block at Holtville with frontage Of
so feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-06
X x X

Tulane Theater-At the Tulane the
ater there will be fine two-reel feat
ure, "The Flight of Crow" and to-
morrow night there will be fun-mak-
ing two-reel feature, "Alkali 1l1e's
Gal"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21
INDIANS LEAVE
RETREAT|N HILLS
Red Men Still Refuse to De
liver Big Rabbit
TO Officers.

Cortez. Colo, January 29.-Without
leaving a clue 70 their destination, the
band of fifty Ute Indians who left the
Ute reservation Saturday rather than
deliver to the civil authorities or TO the
Indian agent Big Rabbit. one OF their
tribesrnen. who shot and seriously
wounded Joseph Vichel. a sheep herder'
left their retreat in the mountains
to-day
Late this afternoon Sheriff Gawitn
was Informed that the Indians had re
treated further into the mountains
Indian Agent Spears and the Indian
police left ar once for the scene
Sheriff Gawith declares he. as a civH
officer has no right 20 force nght
with the Indians and will call Tor
troops at once II Spears is not successful
in getting them to surrender Big
Rabbit.
White citizens f.Southwestern colo
RADIO. i'm the immediate vicinity OF the
reservation. have armed themselves,
and the Utes who have remained on the
reservation are also said 20 be arming
Indian Agent Spears received WORD
from the Interior Department al Wash
ington to-day asking for detailed IN
formation 40 request has been sent
10 government or state officials Tor
troops. the authorities here hoping
20 settle the trouble.
The Indians have been bitterly com
planning for some time. alleging that
their hunting grounds have been IN
vaded by white men Daily chickering's
are said 20 have led 20 a feeling of deep
resentment on the part Of the Uies'
which eliminated Saturday in fight
in which one Indian was killed by sheep
herders and Vichel was wounded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21
OYSTERS MAY Be
BADLY DAMAGED
Feared That Beds Have Been
Ruined by Recent
High Gales.

New Haven, Conn. January "a
loss which may reach several hundred
thousand dollars was done 10 oyster
beds in Long Island Sound by the high
gales. and more particularly by the
extremely low tide Of January g.
Growers here who have visited their
grounds. believe that the industry re
ceived a severe blow, the fun force OF
which will not be felt until some time
in the future. when q shortage Of the
shell-ash will be revealed.
At this time OF year the growers do
not send out boats on the beds EXCEPT
70 those from which they are dredging
for the market. 50 there has been delay
in ascertaining the extent of the damage
A Il last week the heavy mists on the
sound prevented steamers from locating
beds
Inquiry made Of growers indicates
that many of them fear that in,shore
beds have been covered with mud. In
water of moderate depth there has
been a shifting OF sand which may nave
smothered young oysters. and the I'M
usual swell III deeper waters may have
added to the damage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21
President Taft Will Deliver
First Course of Lectures
This Spring.

Nav Haven. Conn. January D--At
the regular meeting of the ale Cor
uoratiou to-day President latt iOiiil4iis
S,'''-,,+.d .he appointment of Kent
-, eessor Of law at Yale. The Presl-
te,,. announced his intention of with
,t~sv-i,c- from the corporation when
no takes up the regular duties OF ms
30 fessorsbip. He plans 10 come to
Sow Haven early IN April and VIII
deliver this spring some lectures OF
an optional character Ills woFN VIII
consist Of a regular course OF 'e. .s'Is,
-. .t. General subject of constitutional
~ he will also give some instruc-
80, in the law school. bis exact
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21
MANY AREOPPOSEDTO
INVITING SPEAKERS

row wilson and Hon Robert NJ Ia Toilette
particularly qualify them 20 speak on the
subject OF hoW Go make state governments
efficient. and the kind % machinery necessary
10 be adopted 60 restore and % secure govern
mcut in which the peoples ~ih shall Pc the
law. and whereas. The General Assembly
must noT deal With the problems o. which
these Distinguished gentlemen have given
much thouxht. therefore the Invitation hc cx-
tended
IN answer % questions on the narf ~ mo ri-
hers % the Hou-c. Mr.. Justice explained thst
hc had written Mr. Bryan and Noodrow WI
son and that Mr. wilson had cxr-c--ed fear
that ha would not b. able. OWNS o. rrefi0u-
rnxaEcu.cnfs and pressing UOik. o. arrcrf eIra
an Invitation bus fhat Bryan VERY PROBABLY
would accept.
such Democrats a. Douzhton. % krfEhany
Bowie. - tshe. Griffin. Bum and MtI.-. ct
Wake voted against ftc re-uIuf on.
senator Daniel introduced fr fro senate
the state Bar Association OIL fnr sr OFT al
Torrcns system - registered land ufics
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21
TheWiasineA uthaM
.aEETpo4jkEE9
q 16 EAST BR0A0S4

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE OF
STOCK OF HARDWARE. TOYS.
NOVELTIES. JEWELRY. CANDIES
DRY GOODS. TIN. CHINA AMI
HOUSE FUR
NFSFHTNG GOODS. STATIONERY,
ETC SHOWCASES. JNTERSs
SHELVING. ETC.
Pursuant 90 an order % the District
gou~t az che Z uifet states for the
Fa-rerr District 81 Virginia entered
or the e0-n dav 90 January. 1915. in the
matter oe George =. Davis. bankrupt.
will eel 90 public auction on the
premises. -
f-Y EAST MAIN STREET.
rffr.T @DAN JANUARY ,.
H..1rrfrz af Oh 30 % Clock A. NJ.
.Fr .--.r. stock and fixtures Of said
f.rtrrr-. .nrsf-fiuE 81 q large assort-
MON. 81 riuwarr. china ana Earthen-
-r Era-reisi Ware. Glassware.
ftrasr.a I..eeirr. Notions Hardware.
-f4-.arrrv. Lamps. Lanterns. Vases
sr-..r-~-a. Toilet Soaps. Perfumes
and Toilet Articles. DR. Goods- l. nder-
.r..r. Hosiery. Ribbons. Toys. Dolls.
.-f.rka rreerson watches. andy and
many other miscellaneous articles. also
~ atfr~. salesman Showcases. q count
.ra about 80 feet IRE Shciving. four
r.ah Registers. Heating Stove and
pf,. Cashic-'s Deck and partition,
Electrical Fixtures. window SHADES
TERMS Ca-h.
EDGAR p. ENGLISH.
Trusfes~
THE vAIENrIS AUCTION CO.,
Au.fInuoers.
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FORMALLY ACCEPTS
KENT PROFESSORSHIP

courses there being not yet determined
upon.
The Kent professorship was estao-
lished in 1901. being named IN honor
of Chancellor James Kent. of the class
of ISL There have only been four
incumbents of the chair. Chief Justice
David d Daggett. of Connecticut
Clark Bissel and Henry Dutton, ootn
Governors of Connecticut. and I'd
ward J. Phelps. once American minister
to England.
The Rev. JOS Twicheil. OF Hartford.
Of the class of 1859. senior fellow OF the
Yale Corporation. announced his re-ig-
nation at the meeting to-day after
thirty-eight years OF service.
Treasurer Day announced that glfts
amounting TO more than Soe0 hac
been made to the university since the
November meeting
Immediately after the corporation
meeting. President TAFT left for New
York.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of RICHARD l.
EACHO, trading as Allison Market.
of Richmond, in the County OF
Henrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of January. a. ID. 1873 the
said RICHARD l.. EACHO. trading
as aforesaid. was duly adJudicated
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held in my offlee'
Rooms Nos. SOC and SOB. American Ma
tional Bank Building. Richmond. Va
on the 2STH DAY OF JAN l AIRY, A
ID 1913 at 10 o clock in the forenoon, az
which time the said creditors may at
tend prove their claims. appoint a
trustee. examine the bankrupt. and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
THOS. 3. SN FAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy
January Il. 1918.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21

Raleigh. -. C.. January - Cover
nor Locke Craig to-day i--urt com-
m iestors IN the Sorth Caroline Nafiorai
Qua "a 10 Lawrence ~ NuugE. q
Astevfiic. - ~ciufarf general. and
~ ~ Bristol. % SfsfctviIir. 81 quarter
master general both viii frs rank o.
irfgadtcr general. and GORDON smith.
~ Raleigh a. assistant Cd INftrf gene
raj Gordon smith rse boon - Ntan,
rencraf since fhr death ~ Al lfauf
General s.efnsser. the latter part 81 lal4
ogarternnaafor Genera hriston succccds
Cuartorrossfer General Frencis a. Ma
con. OF henderson. who has held the
position for eishe years.
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Samuel Stern & Co,
General Auctioneers and
Storage
Wingo. Elicit Il Crumps Old Stand
1908 E. Main Street

We will sell the following list of mer-
chandise commencing at 10 80 A MI
Thursday. January 3. 1918. at our place
of business. 1908 East Main Street;
100 pair Mems. Ladies and Childrsn's
Shoes.
900 dozen Mems and Ladies Hose
500 Leather Suit Cases.
Lot Umbrellas.
100 dozen latest style Neckties.
500 dozen handkerchief
5000 Cigars
lot Accordeons-
500 Pistols
800 dozen Mems and Boys Shirts
and Collars.
IS dozen Suspenders.
80 dozen Hats and Caps
500 pair Mems Pants.
100 Mems Suits.
Mems Leggins. also lot Of Station
cry.
Your consignment solicited.
SAAII Ell STERN & co.
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aurtipn SaIes Obs Day

At the direction of w. NJ. Heffner'
we will sell. at his farm. on
NIECHANICSVIL Tt RNPIKE,
Temples PLACED
facing on Nechanicsvilie Turnpike IN
front OF Steinbach's, florist about nVe
blocks from Fairmont car line. on
TUESDAY ia \ UARN p.
beginning at Y O clock noon.
wagon three good work horses. one
fine stallion. about Atty to seventy i've
hens and cocks. about eight sets mar
ness. one piano, one organ. lot OF mouse
material miscellaneous farming i'm
Elements. one printing shop, including
TWO presses. stands. lot type ana Fdrl-
GUS miscellaneous articles.
Sale positive TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE AU CTION CO..
AuctiOneerS.
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WNf. II. WHITE.
President.

Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond, Va. December 81. 1912.
THE ANNUAL NJ EETING OF THE
stockholders of this company viii he
held at the office OF the company. in
the city of Richmond. Va. on Tues
dav. January p. 1913, at u O'Clock
noon l.. D ATLETT.
Secretary.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
ing of the stockholders OF the Is. r.
johnson Publishing Company viii
he held at the Offices OF the company
IN the city OF Richmond. Virginia.
Wednesday. February 5. 1913. al I
o'clock =. NJ.
+. I. NORVELL,
Secretary.
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SPORTING GOODS.

SEE EVANS HARDWARE COM
goods in the city 100 W. Broad st.
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THE vALENrINEAUcrIoS CO.
Auefioueers-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21

CORNER BRICK STORES AND DETACHED T
A RARE CHANCE FOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21

The laying of the cornerstone of new Belle
vue school. which was postponed from Satur-
dsv on account OF the Indictment weather. VIII
80 risrc fhis afternoon at 81 o'clock. The
a frair will be in charge of the Henrico Union
Lodge No 80. A r. and A. NJ Mayor Ainsie
will deliver the address OF the afternoon ana
.nr~nnriate songs will be sung by the pupils
OF bellevue school. under the direction of W
& Mercer.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL GENERAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Richmond. Fredericks and Poto-
mac Railroad Company,

mac Railroad Company,
Onice Of the Secretary,
Richmond, Va. Decem Der 81 1912.
TO WHOM IT MAY con Germ 9:
Take notice. that, on Wednesday.
February ), 1913 at II o'clock A NJ.
a special general meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Richmond. Fred
ericksbUrg and Potomac Railroad
Company will be held III the Office
tiOnal Bank Building. at the corner of
Ninth and Main Streets. in Rich
m0ud Va pursuant to the call Of
the president and directors Of said
company adopted on Decem Der 10,
1912 the purpose of said meeting be-
ing to take action upon PROPOSE
ton of compromise and settlement ne
gotiated by the president and direc-
TORS of the company with the spe-
cial commission representing the
State Of Virginia and its political
subdivisions as authorized by stat
ute. and also 10 take action upon d
resolution of the president and di-
recfoTs Of the company looking to
an amendment Of the company :
Character. as authorized by law and
also for attending to any other mat
teTs which may lawfully come before
said meeting
The books for the transfer of the
capital stock OF the company will be
closed oD January Is. 1913, at ; O clock
p Nj. and reCpensd on February :,
1913 at 20 O'Clock 4 NJ.
I3y order of the President and Di-
Tectors. NCRN 4 y "a Ii,
Secretary.
WN H WHITE.
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REARING.


RATES NOW on PIANO
moving and OVerhauhng oy factory
experts. Prom OF. CareiN vi "oi
Guaranteed Phone Madison 5Ilo.
CHARLES NJ. STiEFF. Pianos. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21

In execution of a deed of trust dated
September 90. 1911. from the Otterburn
Springs Corporation. to the undersigned
trustee. recorded in Amelia Cihcuit
Court clerks office. deed book Sc. page
IS, default having been made in por-
ton OF the debt therein secured. and
being requested so TO do by holder of
debt, / viii sell at auction. on the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY 18TH. e
at o'clock p NJ.
the aforementioned desirable prop
erty. The hotel has about forty rooms.
besides eight cottages. situated I'm
splendid grove of trees; has al mod
ern conveniences. including water in
rooms. baths. public and private. and
gas plant. All furnishings will also
be sold. including the silverware. bed
ding. crockery and furniture. These
furnishings are nearly new and are in
good order. The proximity of this
hotel to Richmond makes the location
very desirable. The property is in
thorough order and ready for occu-
pancy.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay all
costs of sale, taxes and insurance due,
and one note for $780, due March 20.
1912 with interest on same. one note
for same amount, due September 20s
1912. and interest. and credits as fol-
lows: One note for s4.333.33. due Sep,
due September 20. 1914. and one note
for s4.333.34. due September 20. 1919:
interest notes on the above payable
semi-annually; balance in cash.
II. r. POLLARD. JR-,
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FOR SALE. ONE WAGON SUIT
STREET WAGON. s35 ONE LONG
BODIED WAGON SUITABLE
FOR MACHINE BUSINESS,
WITH TOP. $50. ONE SINGLE
TWO-HORSE TRUCK. sl35: COST
5000. FOURTEEN MONTHS AGO.
THE ABOVE ARE SECON D-ww
THE ABOVE ARE SECOND
HAND AND IN GOOD CONDI-
TION. COME QUICK FOR BAR
GAINS
FULL LINE OF OPEN AND
TOP WAGONS, BUSINESS AND
Pleasure VEHICLES HEAD
QUARTERS FOR REPAIRI y @
AND RUBBER TIRING. c.
EIGHTEENTH STREET.
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Missing Woman.

The police have been asked 70 search
for and apprehend Lille Coles. of 2lle
Chaffin Street. who has been missing
from her home since January g She
Is thirty-six years old, five feet I'VE
inches in height and weighs about $50
mounds She has brown hair. blue
ewes and wore a light blue skirt and
dark blue coat when last seen The po-
lice bulletin says that her mind Is az
fecfed
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administrators 52ctfrt

UAvING QUALIFIED As .ADNIN-
fsfrafl~ ~ the estate 81 Nlr-. = q.
Augustine. al persons havine claims
aolirss said cstafc are requested 70
,rrserf them e. NE. properly autheu-
tiratcd for payment. and AZ persons
Indebted 20 the estate VIII please
mak JRxfEs AUGUSTINE, IA.
Gdrulusstrator OF A<rs- A. O. Angus tsoo ;.
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Nofher'S CIub Meeting.

The Federation of Mothers Clubs
will bold a meeting this afternoon in
the auditorium of the new Madison
School Building. Afterwards the execu-
tive board will be shown over the
huilding by the principal. Professor
Iones Madison SchOOlteachers are
especially urged TO attend.
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loflp III %. Jfmalf
f,flu. gBale ann 5enialf

SsrS WOHfEN-GET GOvER%-
~ n racI pafceis post Jobs; s. week week
Write for list OF positions yi-i.'
FRa<KLIN INSTIIl r.. beps-
se7-A. Rochester. y -
VIZ HAVE OPENINGS FOR Ia ~
following sales people three men jog
cnr piano -c.epartucnt. Two men ~
two ladies for our Nictroia cep@i e.
uen-. two ladies Tor sheet music
cepartrueut must ue a'ie 70 b.Ss
vel. good salaries f0r WILING y OF :.
ers. THE CRAFTS PIANO CO, III
Eae- R-oaG t~eQ-
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10 Not Want Wilson, Bryan
and La Toilette to Ad-
dress Legislature.

r.lel~b : a. January "a Joint re.sp.s-
ton by ReTresenta'ise jisi,co- q. -
tlof..-- N raFoliefte 60 address tnt 80 ~ :
49,. ~. lesion % che General Assembly nn
:. Modem Ncfh1ds ~ Political hsiorl.;; =.
r..-..-.-i--.x f~lfiafire and kcfcrercpfn.
- t.. House " Ifh very considerable Dciii
e-stie onrosition'fo- and b. hseiy 70 $500
r,r,rt -..frs strenuous opposition IT. tnt 1870.
N declare that. hcrea>. ~ .o,..l :, -
ariIfrv and stafcsrranshlp. tne ,necIi,s -
~,...-.er~e al ton ". J. Bryan. Hon. WOOD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21

-STEINWAY PIANO, CASE
mas been refnishcd stool and scarf
Included good piano for beginner
Is cents weekly payments Plano No
23ss. CRAFTS. i2I r. Broad ST.
NO REMINGTON TYPEWRITER
practically new, having recently been
rebuilt in perfect order. for $50 cash
Owing 20 change of business wish TO
cell this machine Immediately. Tele-
phone LA Rem CE. Phone Madi
son $3.50
sll5-CHICKERiNG PIANO: NO.
1899 stool included: rosewood case :.
has been used carefully nice piano
70 learn on old style CRAFTS, lzl
f Broad ST.
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f-TwO-story detached brick dwell
ing. 1903 Canal Street near First S rooms.
Several brick OutDuiidings.
Lot about 81 T. fiont.
2-TwO-stOry dctac ned brick dwell
ing l07 East Canal Street six rooms.
3-TwO-stOry detached brick dwell
ing l07iz East Canal Street.
4-TwO-stOry detached brick dwell
ing, 100 East Canal Street. Large wide
lot.
5-TwO tWo-stOry frame dwellings
III and ll3 East Canal Street six rooms
each.
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Pffting5
s0TTCE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

THE INITIAL. OR ORGANi IA
non. meeting Of the stockholders
of the Old Dominion Trust Company.
Incorporated a Virginia corporatlonl,
has been called for. and viii be held
on Monday. January p. 1913. at Y
O'clock midday. in the assem- ~ hall
of the Hotel Richmond, Garner
Smith and Grace Streets. Richmond.
Va for the purpose or taking such
steps as may De necessary 10 be tax
en- by the stockholders TO complete
the organization of the company and
of attending TO any other business
rneetinp JONATHAN BRYAN,
Secretary.
W. NJ HA BLISTON,
President.
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Situattons luantfo, Palf

,~SpfRTENCED BooKKEEPk, R
+ - teirTs position. Good reasons le Of
rhancing. Highest Ieieiehee ~,
urescnt employers Aucis's ~
care Times Dlsp@tth- --
WANTED. BY IOUHG ~ = Kis 81 r. n i
,,,,n manager OF hotel N some $50
. ,ia,, addre-s j. s33. care llinc7-
Dtsr-atch
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Otterburn Hotel
Property

NEAR AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA.
on THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD,
IN ONEHALF MILE OF STATION.
ABOUT THIRTY SIX MILES SOUTH
WEST OF RICHMOND. VA: ALSO
ALL FURNITURE AND UTENSILS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21
Bankrupt j2ptIrcs

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STSTESF OR The
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIR-
GINA:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-21

Richmond. Va, JANUARY Il, 1873.
NOTICE OF MEETING or STOC X
holders. The annual meeting OF she
stockholders OF the Life INSURANCE.
COMPANY Of Virginia viii b. held AZ
the home Office of the CON pany. cor
ner Of Capitol and Tenth Streets.
Richmond. Virginia. on "Wednesday.
Jaruarv "a 1918. a. : O'Clock Z. NJ.
for the purpose OF electIng Directors
Of said Company. and FOR consider
ing and acting upon the subject Of
increasing the Capital Stock OF the
Company one EEndred Thousand
Dollars and for the transaction Of
such other business a. may properly
come before Saic meeting.
AIGERN ON S Hurt.