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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-01

suffolk Theatre Company dncl. suffolk.
y, va d,o capital; Maximum. $4,000; minimum,
Hosier. treasurer, Marion l.. Mates. vice
president and secretary-all OF suffolk. Va
OBJECT; Euild and operate theatres.
Model Pharmacy Gnc.D. Salem. Va Capt
tai: Maximum. s250o minimum s. 900.
Wy,G,fe,I,president and secretary and treasurer;
william u. Fcrgusonal OF Salem. Va
- Terry BROTHERS Gnc). Roanoke. Va j. C.
Terry president, salem Va. II. NJ Terry
ce-president Peterstown. W va: 4. b.
Ferry; secretary and treasurer. Roanoke Va
Va, Capital: Maximum, $4,000, minimum.
s. 900 w 7. Wimhish president: J.. ".
N Wmhish vice president; Il. 81 wimbish
va. Object; Light heat and power bust
Robinson supply Company uncl. Lexlne
ton. Va. Capital; Maximum $50 600: mini
mum. $3SoH Z. 7. Robinson. president; e
secretary--ail of Lexington Va Object: Mer-
capital; MaXimum. 5000; minimum $500
w: IL. Bevcrdse. Jr president w y Bav-
rotary ana ireas,lrer--ai Of nichm %ss o. Oh
ject: Building business
o'enerai Livery. Company uncl, Clarcdon.
Va; capital: Maximum. $4,000 minimum.
!s1o: l.. L. fitsnosle, president: C. j.
gordon Ftnney, secretary, claredon. Va
The Amherst Farmers Co-operative Ex-
change 1lneo, Amherst Va. Capital; Maxi
president; IL. henderson. vice -presidcnt. c.
y. Iouhert, secretary-al of Amherst Va
Deans Y Miller Gncp. Norfolk Va Cant
tai; Maximum. 600: minimum. So goo Res
sic III. Dean, president Marion Miller treas
nrer' ~. L.. Dean. secretary-all Of Norfolk
Va. Object: Mercantile business
Rea! Estate and Loan Company dino
Alexandria, Va. Capital: Maxiinuin $500 900
minimum. 500 0Gp Bates Warren, president,
o. q. Staples. vice president: r. r. Claugh-
ton secretary-all Of Washington H. e.
Murphy & Ames tlnc.), Rosslyn. Va Cant
tai. $4,000. +. Il. Murphy. president; \ 7
Ames, secretary and treasurer: D. H. Ruck
er-all OF Rosslyn, Va. object: Lumber
business.
Waynesboro Orchard Company ,lnc,.
Wayncshoro Va. Capital: Maximum 500
Oco; minimum $4,000. II. Il. Vance. prcsi-
dent Waymesboro Va; q. u. Drayton. vice.
secretary. Townson. Md.
Reedville. Va. Capital: Maximum 500 900:
minimum. $4,000 j, @. IIaynie president
William Blundon. Vice president W b
Crowther, secretary and treasurer--al OF
Recdvlle.
Amendment was issued to the charter Of
Burke's Fork Telephone COMPANY Dug
spur, Va, decreasing its par value $50 TO sli
per share.
Amendment was issued to tho charter az
the Quinn-Marshail Company I.ynchburg
va, increasing its . per cent preferred stock
from 100000 To sli6.G00. and decreasing lts
common stock $4,000 to 800 900.
Amendment Ia foreign charter: citizens
FIRE insurance Comppny, a West virginia
corporation, increasingly Its maximum capital
stock from 100000 to 81 )0o, 0OoT ."p'.A'
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VunI< Cicarinrs.

New York February Bank cIearines
in the United states for the week ending
February - aggregate $1,000 .o0o against
So 49, 6S6 900 last week and g. 10 go 900 in this
week last year.
Following are the returns for this week
with percentages OF change from this week
last year:
New York. si.5O95i7.o0O: decrease. Is.
Chicago, S2s+5s3O00 decrease, -.
Boston. s3jS. ila 900; decrease. 30
Philadelphia. 1000; increase ~.
ST. Louis. sliij4 600 decrease Z.
Pittsburgh. s5'.?47000 increase. "a.
Kansas city si1.909.000 decrease, IS
san Francisco. SEES 900; decrease. 1875.
Baltimore s36.26l.0o0: increase. IL
Cincinnati. S23.54SOC0 decrease ~.
Minneapolis. s20.?72. 900: decrease Is.
Los Angeles $50 323. 600; decrease. SIS
Cleveland. S52.i2LC90: increase. a37
Detroit. SASKATOON: increase. 1910.
New Orleans SIS. COG. 000 decrease. a.
Omaha. Sie.3lS.000: decrease 90.
Louisville. SIl. 100000: decreases. 81.
Milwaukee, Sl.o3i. 900. decrease. 1875.
Atlanta. Sll5I0.O00; decrease, 17.3
Seattle, si2.56iC9: increase. 150.
Portland. ore. !, $4,000: decrease Ill
St. Paul. $3.50 600; decrease i29
Buffalo $40, sos. 900; increase, is
Denver. sI5i2.000: decrease. iI9
Providence. SI.IiS, 600: decrease II3
indianapolis. sS0oI 600; decrease, tS
Richmond. S6.s2t00o, decrease gel.
Memphis. S.lei.000; decrease. IFS
Washington, -. C.. So .9e. 900; decrease 1914
Reading. Pa. Sl,ss2e0o: increase rs.
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rIcKs A BOMB IN SCHOOL.
boy Throws Forty-tiyc Pupiis Into "A Wi
pnnlc frnm Ex nlnsinn

Shenandoah. Pa. February .I.-Expiosion
OF Il dynamite cap In Il West Street public
schooi taught by Miss Clara Bum. caused
Il wiid panic in her room. Albert Marcola.
nine years old. found tho cap on the street
TOOK II 10 school. and n; his desk com
lncnced TO prick II with 1, pin, when IL eX-
ploued. Forty-hve children went into a Wild
panic and many were Injured
me most seriously injured from the ex-
pioslon We're: Albert Marcola. fingers OF his
right hand shattered. Charles sooner. eight
years old. three fingers OF lert hand shat
tered: Joseph Simons. nine years old. left
thninb blown OF; Mary kavatsky and Ruth
Siepach nine and eight years old, badly
iaGerated on head. face and arms.
The unusual excitement brought the hrc-
men 10 the building. thinking the steam
heating plant had blown M,
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sun PROVED a MAGNET.
Observations at Mt. wilson show Similarity
with Earth.

PasaJcnn. Cal. February eS-fn n lecture
on The Earth and Sun as Magnets given
mere, DR.. George F. Hale. director of the
Mount Wilson Solar Observatory. announced
mar observations made Mount Wilson
during the last year proved the sun to be a
magnet
It's magnetic poles lie near the poles of
rotation and correspond in direction with
me magnetic poles Of the earth. The rots-
non OF the sun on it's axis will account for
us magnetism. on the theory that the sun
contains nearly equal charges OF positive
ana negative electricity. the negative charge
being predominant. The magnetism OF the
sun mas mo apprec!Able eifcot ON The Garth.
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Business opportunities

WANTED. TO BUY ALL OR PART OF
profitable. Legitimate. respectable
going business. paying about Ave
thousand dollars per year. including
services. Must STAND most thorough
investigation. Give full particulars.
g 800. caro- Times Dispatch.
BUSIN OPPORTUNITIES IN
doing 5000; butcher business doing
100000; hay, feed ana coal business
doing $4,000. Fine bakery In country
town other business properties and
fai,,,s. A,ldress BARINGER & BEN
Nt,", Perkasie, Pa.
CAPITAL FOR APPROVED ENTER
prises without commission. Full par
ticularS mailed for &c postage. Adj
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER,
Gainesville, Ga.
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HAND TOLL OF SCIENCE.
N-Ray Pioneer Mnlmed Instead of Dying

- '' '""Vc' "HInct ihstean OF Dying
Others.
Kansas city. February 2S-Dr j y Scott
one OF the pioneers in tho Introduction OF the
S-rhy INTO American. to-day parted with his
right hand as result of his early eNperi-
ihents. The hand WAS affected by EXPOSURE
wrist '''e
physicians say that nine OF the pioneers
Of the early stages OF experimentation with
Now. I'm all right. fancy said DIR
scott after the operation. Certainly shall
continue To operate the ray. or at least to
ulfcct Its use. Since We have learned 10 ,,sc
II thcer is only small danger in it's use
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-01
AT CoCKING MAIN IN CuuRcu
All But Fifty. Mainly Prominent Men. Ia
cane from Ro


Fayettc city. Pa. February ga most
spectacular raid was pulled off here by Con
stables Lindey. Eckman Anderson aud Til
icy. When they surprised 900 sports holding
"A DIE cooking main in AN old min near here
which was remodeied several years ago and
mas since been used for church by
me United Brethren OF Gillespie. Religious
services wcrc held last Sunday in the big
room where the cooking main was held
In the crowd were bankers. BARRIERS po-
iicei3en, cN-policcmen. politicians doctors
detectives miners. clerks and Others About
INC only profession not represented was tho
clergy. All but ffty succeeded In escapinc
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WEDNESDAY,, MARCH IL. 1918,

rt oIil oI inc courthouse. in South
michmond. formerly Manchester Va
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IL 1919
at IL O'Clock A. NJ
inc above land. consisting of the tract,
on which DR. Gillian resided. and snv
era auJoininE tracts. containing alto
Sether l,S5i.i5 acres by recent SURVEY
This land is on Apponattox River
pear the village Of Wfnterpock. Good
;naiho uWcliing of seven rooms incl,,d
ing kitchen attached and outhouses in
1891 ~ lawn set with Gins, on elc-
hhar,oh fronting the river. Stables. hav
UtnoHnarG. teur separate settlements for
tehants: AS acres lowgrounds oie.ro,,
;,nu wei cultivated; 200 acres upland
IN od pin ne and and. oak timber. estimated mt
s snc feet near T. g. w. r. r.: bal
a,Ge OF upiands in cultivation. Would
, M SEINE, hne huntinG. lodge: game said to
surface. |oai near
The offering will he FIRST as a Who'll.
ana then in parcels. BiddiuCs viii he
,,'ii1 until all are in. when purchasers
VIII be announced >'"Si'
TERMS: One third cash. balauce g.,
oue hnu Two years, equal instpltnente
Win interest until paid Deed. ,natn,
anu purchasers to secure credit naU
menus by notes and deeds of truat ~
.nciI Cost ana pny taxes for 1o13 M
'i'hoer 10 De cut until fully paid for
GEORGE MASON
Executor of J. L. Gillian.
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Odds and Ends From the Wire

Kew. Billy Sunday was getting n square deal
SUNDAY IL conducting seven weeks revival
IN mrs CITY. ana the fire chief wauid not
seating 10000. to be crowded.
rhe Governor Interpreted dispatch from
this Guy 10 mean that the evangelist WAS
being handicapped in his work lie was in
formed that such was not tho case. but tina t
on the contrary Mr.. sunday had made a
tremendous hit. and WAS favorite with
everybody
THIS pleased the Governor The latter and
sunday played baseball together on Tho same
Team. ana they have always been fast
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HONOR PARIS CARNIVAL QUEEN.
I!pist Chosen for Beauty Pnrades and Re.
cl.iXcs Gil at I:l1ssc -

Paris. February .s.-Gernaine Brcsnat
queen or this years mid-Lent carnival "A
tSpist in 81 city office. chosen for the honor
D! her felow-working girls owing to her
beauty was received with her maids of hon
or at tho palace of the Eysee by Nine PoIu-
care. VIE OF the President, who gave her
a diamond bracelet.
Nile Brcgnat had previously passed in
professional through the prIncinal streets
amid the plaudits or thousands
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-01
JOY KILLS nnIpE AGED TO-.
Mnrcclinn Leon Lives Only Five DAYS AM,
Winning Fight In Wc,

Mnrcciiinn Icon Lives Only Five DAYS After
Winning Fight To We'd.
Los angeles. February 2s.-IIappincss and
nave been lbs years old after she had trI-
uinphed over the objections OF her relatives
ana won the consent or che courts 20 beCnma
INC pride OF tho man who for flfty years had
been her sweetheart. She died at her hon.
AFTER being Is bride of only five DAYS
licr FAMILY opposed her marriage To Pleas
antino Leon. cighty-two years old She
Fought them In the courts obtained Tho dis
inissa' OF her niece az guardian and cstab
lshed her competency TO do a $ she chose
TENER BACKS UP SUNDAY.
Governor Wants Baseball Evangelist SQUARE
- ~ Used.
Nikcsbarre. Pa. February 2s-Govcrnor
Toner tclephoned here 10 inquire whether
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MAKES JUNIArA COUNTY DRY.
First Time for 1t Since the DAYS or Ioc

Option.
Minlinton. Pa. February cs-After 4, two
DAYS session OF License Court here Judge
Seloeft ana Associates Harley and Gibson
Iciused the entire ten applications for liauoi.
license Testimony was produced to show
mat all the hotels here had so abused their
privileges that the entire communit. had
hied great protest
rms Is the first time Jlniata County has
oeeh dry since local option days. The court
housr was packed with men aud women dur
inE TIE entire session, and no such interes.
mas ever been manifested here before Tha
W. G. r. L. organization is chiefly RESPONSE
Die for this decision
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Real Gstatr JFpr SALE
FOR SALE

In Loveland. Colorado. sixty miles
north of Denver, OH railroad an at
tractive and substantially built. fur
nished bungalow six rooms: price
$500. For further information. apply
TO
HARRISON e BATES.
z North Eleventh Street
Or TO Sl2 Seminary Avenue. Ginter
Park aPhono Monroe l5l0-D
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SALESMAN TO CALL on RETAIL.
grocery trade TO sell brand OF mcr-
chandise to be followed up with ex-
tensive ADVERTISING. Liberal commits
sion paid. Address NJ. IL ALEX AN
DER COMPANY. Cincinnati, ohio.
II II a V ELING SALESMEN--LARGE
mercantile house with long, estab-
liShed national business has opeu-
ings for competent grocery speciality
statesmen Of proved reliability in
former employment Application let
ters must state age. height, weight
married or single, home address and
full particulars of work since leaving
school. including description of pres
ent duties and territory Also state
beginning; salary required in addi-
ton to necessary travelling expenses
paid. Confidential consideration and
local Interview arranged. Unusual
opportunity. 360. care Times
Dispa tch.
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5itudtlon5 lLiantfn, female

lv5kN1IEp. BY DXPERl sNCED Of
flee woman with college education
position as secretary apid etenog-
iapher, Address YOUNG WOAfAN'S
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Fifth
and Grace.
A HIGHLY ACCOMPLISHED AN6 EN-
pcrienced lady desires position rs
companion or teacher: snall children
preferred. MISS fIINN EDY." Lewis
Inn Va
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BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED uNr11
March 10. 1913. for the erection Of
three steel bridges 0ift TYPED sub
and superstructure, 1.200 feet OF pile
600 cubic Yards OF suction dredging
and other work.
Detailed information cam be had
nnd Plans and spesitications seen at
Adircss O. +. LEWIS. Roxlsi5, Nor-
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personals

IT hawke COME TO MY KNowI,.
edge that some one has been obtain
ing goods in my name. | hereby no.
tify thS public that I will not be re-
sponsibic for any bill contracted in
my maine without written order
signed ply myself. V. IIECHLER.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
al HCGHESS. 209 North Third
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RraI Gstatr Guuntfn

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH i. A.
CON NELLY & CO Wnte postal
for necessary blanks.
VIRGINIA FARMS WANTED GIVE
description. price, loca tion. p nd terms
r. :. KIRK, No aga l'ourth Avenue
Pittsburgh, Pa.
give sv deseripto% i soiI buiid nhM
water, etc; whf is farm adopted for,
South Fortieth Street. Philadelphia.
Pa.
WANTED. ( TWO LOTS IN WOOD
land Heights on Thirtieth Street.
owners please state price and loca-
ton. 4S3, care Times Dispatch.
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PATENTS

ATt.NTS.--FREE PERSONAL CON
sultation In Richmond with In
Nentors: fifteen years experience;
satisfactory references. S. Ii. EVANS
latent Attorney, Box 9S4, Richmond,
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SHOE iREPAIRIMG.

1oc REBATE If ! you BRING SHOES
VIII th1s coGphn. Mons shoes nalf-
Soico !5c. rebatcd to CSC: ladies'
haif-soles., 6oc, Eebated to SOC Every
par scEGyed, best leather; no nails, no
RIFF rtSGIs4lning, Re; pREW'S ELEG-
Main. Phone Monroe ?G67.
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WE HAVE \ COMPLETE STOCK OF
surrcys. All styles and prices for
city or suburban use.
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Inauguration Rooms For Rent.

w ASKING TON.
Large. pleasant rooms. 2i5 Third
\ street, n. W., close to Pcnnsylvanin
Avenue. Good view for parade Cen.
lral Tor tourists and sightseefs.
.919 q STREET, II. w, ROOMS. UIr,If
y board, for Inauguration week Near
.ears and business centre: references.
ROOMS WITH PRE-
sonablc. Answer quick III
Street n. W., Washington.
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agents llaantrn

AG TS-SOMETHiNG .D!FFERE,N,c
Write for special proposition MON
ROE MFG. Co, y 80. La Crosse, wis
AGENTS, BIG SELLER, DEMON
strate ann every housewife q Gus
toner; big profits, free sample Box
4 435. Peoria ILL.,
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BY r.. 3. Chamn & Co.. Inc,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE 4
VNMF WIN cd EABM OF 1sS ~; AGREs.
LYING ON Or NEAR NEAR RI TIE ! TX K IN !
LAND ROAD. IN HENRICO COUNTY,
ABOUT TWELVE MILES FROM
RICHMOND.
Acting under deed of trust. duly
recorGed IN the clerks Office OF Hen
iEo Glrcuit Court. in ID. b. l79-B page.
~, u -. detault having been made in the,
paSment OF certain notes therein Sc
LLuIea' ana being SO required by the
,p1enehclarf, Will sell BY public auc-
I'm in front of Henrico courthouse.
MONDAY. MARCH 3. 1918,
at IL NJ.
me above property. described in said
ueea "a lying about twelve miles south
EAST from the courthouse and between.
me kingsland Road and Roundabout
oIeek, containing ISIS 15-10O acres ac-
corHlns 70 plat recorded in Uenriro
Sierk Office in Plat Book s. page IS
as the old McCoull place. now or re-
eeI TEp nc, Occupied by Louise a. Thinsen.
tt ,Ss,g this trust and any taxes and
insurance insurance that may be due and unpaid'
including proportion Of 1919 tax AMI
70 pay an interest note Of san d,,e
teDruary IL. 1913, and to nav n ,nta,
or $1,000 with interest from frebruar,
~. 1913; and any residue or pnrchs &c
money shall also be payable In cash
JOHN c. EASLEY.
Trustee.
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WE HAVE \ COMPLETE STOCK.
open. and top buggies for business
or pleasure.
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BDar6 1Nantfn

WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY. BOARD
In private family. Terms moderate.
Answer ~ i27. caro- Times DISPATCH
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SITUATIONS llantfb, spalr

rANTED ToSlTION BY COMPETENT
foreman. familiar With plans and all
branches uf ccustru 'tion, references.
Address "FOREMAt." care Ledger
Dispatch. Norfoib. Va.
TAINTED POSITION AS CITY SALES
man or collector Wil do Office
work III connection. Bcst references.
Address y rs. care Times Dispatch
1)IBINATIuS BOpt ISEEPER AND
9stcnographer desires position as pri-
aNatc sccrctnrt or olice work SIX
tl-'.sf'csA - ij-. c;trc Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-01

1NTPEWRITERS.

TYpEwR1TMRs or All, MAKES
and models sold, rented and sltilruliy
repaired. Ncmingtons Underwoods.
oilyeTs, SMITH premicrs. Bar Locks,
ana T.. q. Smith Bros. Machines
rented from IS to 81 for three months
I TriHIst rem paid applied on purchase.
~ ~ C q AN NJ E1iEnSC Al T?PEW RITTER
Phone Madiso Ia $3.50
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WE HAVE y COMPLETE STOCK OF
Old Hickory and Weber farm
wagons.
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WE HAVE a COMPLETE STOCK OF
spring wagons for delivery pur-
poses
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BY Augustine Royal g. Co.
Heal Estate Auctioneers.
Huli street, Richmond, Va.
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
VALUABLE TRACT OF 1.S54.45 ACRES
OF LAND ON APPOMATToE RIVER.
NEAR WINTERPOCK. CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. VA
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WE HAVE; y COMPLETE STOCK OF
harness from the cheapest TO the best
FOR all purposes; robes. blankets and
horse covers. THE BRISTOW-
WoRSHAM co, No. u North FIT
tecnth street
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"P'' bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
r. 49,, CREDITORS.
GRAVES, of Richmond in the County
Of ilenrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
18th day of February. A. D.. 1914 the
said BENJAMIN II. GRAVES was duly
a ar1 ,Sad,;i bankrupt, and that the
held in my office. Rooms Nos. sG3 and
S inS Armi e,ri,;a National Bank Build.
pay. OF MARCH. A. d. 1918 at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. at which
TINE ne said creditors may attend
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting
February %, 1918.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Et.SSl I FL s, STATES i,l,I Fok THE EAST
" ". The h M Mnont; Of No. lsia,
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF ElRsT MEETING Of
To the credit 1HE Of Wi M MOORE. OF
Richmond, in the County OF Hens
rico. and district aforesaid Bank
Notice Ia hereby given that on the
said w. NJ. MOORE was duly. ado
dictated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be
held in my office. Rooms Nos. so2 and
ing. Richmond. Va. on tho 10TH
DAY. OF MARCH. a. n, 1918. At
10 o'clock in the forenoon at which
time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims. appoint q trustee.
examine the bankrupt, and transact
como before said meeting ~
rFIOS.sB. SSEArl,
Referee In t3nnksuptcyS g
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BIDS TED-DREDGlNG, TRESc
Ties. STEEL BRlDG les AND BULK !.
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Retfcss

WANTED, THE PUBLIC M
know that JAHNKE BROS level,
5ers., el2 East Main Street. buy. sell
s "a ri e y e., and \, REMofoUNT III.
:STYLE Old gold and silver
always taken in exchange.
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Ruonns Eur Rent

NICELY FURNTsHED. CLEAN ROOMS:
bath, heat; gentlemen. THE ROA-
NOKE ia North Eighth.
FOR RENT, TWO STEAM HEATED
rooms; np-to date. 90e West Grace.
FOR RENT, in PRIVATE FAMILY.
large furnished room. with board:
steam heat; all modern conveniences :;
suitable for one or two gentlemen
gro Floyd Avenue, or phone Monroe
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, also rooms for
couple or young men. Use OF bath
and phone. Centrally located sol
North Fourth.
ONE OR TWO LARGE ROOMS, CONC
pletely furnished for housekeeping.
, 104 West Grace. a.
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WAITED. a YOUNG or MIDDLE
aged white woman as assistant in
all branches OF hou- excepting. such
az the members or tlia household arc
willing to do and 10 no treated not
Is servant ANY orc applying viii
please scnd saiisfac' Try references
with application. II ~, care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-01

AS executor OF DR. 7 y c.i,,i,r =,
ceased &c l Will offer for sale publicly.
~ ~ front or the courthouse in South
on formerly Manchester. Va,
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solicitors ano Salesmen

Statesmen IER - CENT
profit on an article for ONE office.
factory and garage. HUTCHINSON.
80 Foster Avenue. Elmira. y. Y Room
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Jur sale

THE BRIsToW- woRSHAM CO, 12
North Fifteenth street. Headquar
tiers for Vehicles and Harness.
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WANTED. % GIRLS TO EARN SHOE
work Apply at oi!ica of the new
shoe factory building Twenty FIRST
and Craze Streets.
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