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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30
Electrical
Flats Are
Nor Built
Electric Refrigerators and
Ranges in the Equipment
of New Apartments.

Modern apartment houses. which
depend entirely on electricity. for
cooking, are now being built. In
each OF the ninety-hve apartments In
Carleton Court, Buffalo, N. Y, the
owner has installed an electric range
for the tenants.
Each apartment Is further equipped
with an electrically operated refrigt
orator, so that electric service in
cludes heat. cooking and refrigera-
ton. as we'll az light.
To anyone familiar with apartment
life. It Ia pleasant to think that this
equipment dlspenses With the neces-
sity Of placing the family food in the
refrigerator with ice that has been
delivered in the %dumbwaiter that is
daily used for handling the garbage
can. VII
~ ---H a. Nv q AU.-nHUL 4
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30
n~icallside.
" sbeadest things you ever saw re-
piled the operator. Come in and see

meal side 4ssf
!" sbeadest things you ever saw re-
piled the operator. Come in and see
for yourself
81 accepted the invitation and tried
the several instruments. The opera
tor was right. Everything was dead
absolutely no juice anywhere. What
could be the trouble? had never
heard Of such a thing before.
II walked out into the train yards
Here all was in confusion. Stand
ing on the various tracks were nu-
merous electric locomotives deserted
by their crews. A few were being
lowed by old time putting steam en-
gines. Noting the huge power house
and sub-station were just beyond,
hurried across the track to tnvesti-
gate. The long lines of rotary con-
yerters stood still and silent. out
side, the station looked dark and
dingy without the customary rays OF
bright electric lights.
I'm reply to my inquiry the opera
tor said: She just won't pick up and
generate. We have done everything
we could think Of. We even hooked
a storage battery to the felds-noh-
ing doing since midnight.
'Realizing there was little chance
Of starting for New York, turned my
steps in the direction Of the station
lunch room. After a refreshing meal
| returned to the train. My compan-
ion Of the opposite berth met me on
the platform and said:
I" i have been talking to the rail-
road people and they inform me there
is no chance Of the trains going ahead
under the present conditions. They
are going to pull them with steam
locomotives; but with the failure OF
the block system they will have to
crawl along and the switches being
electrically operated, are almost I'M
possible to be handled. There is a big
garage up the street and l am going
to hire an automobile to carry me to
New York. Why not join me?
"At the garage all was In confu-
sion. Chauffeurs were working ike
trojans trying to start machines, but
without success. Same trouble here
as elsewhere. No current, no spark;
consequently, no ignition and no COM
bustion.
Leaving the garage ! made my way
toward the river wondering how |
could reach New York. i marvelled.
Everything electrical had failed. Then
l reached the end Of the pier. saw
a good sized yacht riding at anchor
lust as | was about to leave, a man
apparently the owner, appeared, Made
bold by the emergency, ! explained my
plight and was greatly relieved when
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30
Thoughtful
Is The Analysis EiectncalI
Rates by a Public Service
1 Commission.

A public service commissioner OF a
western state said recently:
There are people who r rather,
prone to criticize central stations for
their rates.. 1t Is we'll to remember
that in many instances, where the
lines cover large areas, the company
delivers to the customers meters and
is, therefore, able TO charge for only
about two-thirds of the current pror
duced. The difference represents en-
ergy lost in the conductors.
ITO this expense must be added, the
large cost Of line extension. service
lines and meters with the heavy cost
Of keeping them up andsiof reading
meters and billing consumers"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30
Electric Power Everywhere Out
Of Commission, and Then
He Makes Up.

T. K Stuart, an electrical engineer
who has built many new power plants
In China, is back home again after q
two years study in the Orient. He
is entertaining his associates at the
Society for Electrical Development
with the story Of an unusual exper-
fence while enroute to New York.
~ had been thoroughly worn out for
a week." said Mr. Stuart, in recount
ing his experience, "and you may be
sure l welcomed indeed the peace Of
mind and comfort of the Pullman
which would bring me directly into
New York. At the first opportunity
am dressed and turned into the wait
ing berth.
Apparently 1t was the stopping of
the train that brought me into a sort
Of consciousness. l consulted my
watch. Seven o'clock! Surely We
must be near New York! I dressed
hurriedly and called the porter. In
answer to my inquiry as to our loca-
ton he said:
Just below Albany, sir. We are
several hours late. The block system
has not been working and we have
been running slow. l don't know
what time we will reach New York.
81 finished dressing and went for
ward seeking information as to the
cause of the trouble. No n seemed
to know. The passengers-most Of
whom we're New Yorkers-were los
ing their patience and saying hard
things Of the company.
FINALLY after several hours Of slow
running the train came to a stop at
the end Of a long. station, where the
steam locomotive was to be exchanged
for one driven by electricity.
81 rapidly made my way to the tel
egraph Office where I met a crowd Of
angry men and women passengers
waving kilograms in the face of the
operator.
There is absolutely nj use, gentle
men, he said, as he waved them aside.
There is not a single line working
either way. We have been unable to
send a message since midnight and we
cannot locate the trouble. No one
seems to know. We are simply out of
business and there seems to be no
way Of repairing the defect. We went
out Of business about the same time
the block system failed to work
81 fingered after the others had
drifted away. Are all your lines
dead?I asked, interested in the tech
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30
''Joke"
of a Nebraska Barber Results
in the MutiIation of a
Mans Face.

SEWARD, Neb., Jan. 29.-van g.
slonecker has gone to the home Of tel
atives at staplehurst, Nab. with his
face mutilated as. the result OF a prac-
teal joke which vas too practical.
A barber named Bennett, employed
in Morgan's shop here, had acquired
a trick razor made Of rubber, which
closely resembled a genuine razor.
When a man came into the shop Ben
nett would start an argument in a jok-
ing way and suddenly flourish the raz-
or and slash at the man. Much hilar-
ity resulted until the other evening
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30

when Van slonecker, q young must
clan who has been playing in a NOV
ing picture house and giving lessons,
appeared at the barber shop.
The "joke" was started on him and
worked according to schedule until
time for the climax, when Bennett
picked up a genuine razor by mistake
and cut a deep cash which extended
from Shnecker's left eye. across his
cheek and almost to the nose. Six
etitches were required to close the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30
Special Excise Tax Blanks Are
Sent Out by the State
Tax Commissioner.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 29.-Seven
thousand copies Of the law and In
structions relative to the special ex-
else tax on the net incomes OF cor
porations, as provided for at the last
session OF the legislature, were sent
out today by the state tax commits
sioner to the. corporations of tho
state. With this document blanks
were enclosed on which the corpora
lions are required to make return by
March ], on their annual net In
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30
CIGAR TRADE
Between The Philippines and the
III United States is Growing
4 Rapidly Now.

Correspondence Of Associated Press)
bMANILA,nP. l., Jan. 29.-The cigar
trade between the Philippines and the
United States is growing rapidly. A
comparative statement issued by the
collector OF internal revenue for the
periods OF January to November, 1914.
and 1916, shows an increase In exDor-
titions to American consumers OF {.
GOSH cigars. During these months
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30

of 1914 the. total shipments amounted
to 47972.050 and in 1916 to 52,9SO,b49.
February was tho month Of largest
increase when 9~,12O,4S7 cigars were
shipped as against 4,OS7,70S in 1914.
January and March showed small ad-
vances. July and September Increased
about q million each, August two
million while October fell off over
%3,500,000.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-30

During the last two years United
States forest officers have killed
nearly 5000 predatory animals, more.
than three-fourths OF which were coy
otes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
Sr R1riINbNtSAh BANK

r,,, Richmond. Va. Decembrr 0. 1916
i haiarrG regular %n:'ual meeting, Of the share
pIsnin4kins house. ,o on the 9th day of January:
directors Tor tho ensuing year. and tho con-
siucrntioh or any other business which may
properly come teforc tho meeting TIc
.h ;;r will also consider and take
sction upuH a proposition looking to the In
from sS0o0fo 5000 600 ~
CONWAY n. GORDON. Cashier,
RICHMOND BAN< AND TRUST co.
,. IichnIoad Va
TIE regular annual meeting OF the stock
hniders OF this bank WIN he held TUES
DAY January o. iHl,, AZ O'Clock L. Nj
Streets. for Tie purpose ut ciectins direc-
tors Tor the ensuing year and for tie trans
action 81 amy other business that may
properly come hcIorr the meeting.
CLINTON J.. WILLIAM
Cashier
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It'd WANTS

S$%; IN s'j 's'S5;:
saS Ssn #iTS o IS wiaE Wf$
So EEHASG =, Or G, T1tr. CASH 10 Ac.
RATE FER LINE.
Minimum space two lines
SUNDAY and DAILY Insertions. 80 cents.
4; CoNsECUTiSE Insertions. 20 cents.
situations Wanted Male and Female.
Time D 1,,h Of SuNDAi' Gs".s in. line
, Basis Of measurement Is sotid agate. IL
The aGdv. rates D eov S'H Al! aiasslhes,ions
Siassihcutions not guaranteed after l.. Al
s ~ ,diaini r nnk bi'a,cn nM sranth no G;
fees are for the convcnienc.s OF tho pubi;t
regular oi.>.e rates. winch arc alvcn above:
WEST OF FousnEE STREET.
Wcs. End rharinaey: -slI W: cary street .;
K$ern,s rharnasy. 80 ilanovsr Ave.
T. l., Booker Drug s:ote. -q9i W. slain 81,
I.Sys i;ru= store; Allen Avs and Gyace 81, 81,
a,% 1or p4as R 2,aSe 60 So 81 Ms Ma 81
,ng s;fssi har a,n, " ( r iira 81 ST.
". II. May Il Bros. bsooh Ave, and Clay
,fsrran, Drug store. roushee ard Broad
EAST OF f0tSHEE STREET.
T. r. Jcnr!cs Drug Slofv. y. r.. BROAD ST
farley's Pharmacy. ..hiid -ud Main ST..
Wallis Drug store. Fitth sad .iars nall Sts
W *. Vaughan. y9i Soi.n t'irth 81.
w. III. Daley. tpJ SUrti Zenith ~.
Richa ruson Drug Store. vyi n Seventeenth
81.
i. IL. chiidrey. % =. Eighteenth ST.
turner's Pharmacy. twenty nTst ana Main
SITS.
Williams Pharuacy. Twenty first and Mar
shall SITS.
Springer Drug Company. Twen,y third and
Ncnab. Sta
wool & sehaar Drur Co. Twenty hf,h
and EcnaDie SIS.
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty -nfth aud Leigh
Sis.
Church liiI Pharmacy. 800 Eas, Broad
ST.
$. ID Craig Drug Store i:1a T.. Bread 81
Hirha rdsu Clay street Drug store. 59l ~
Thirty frst ST.
FAIEMOUET.
Paramount pharmacy, 2l-J Fairiuoun, Ave
BARTON lElE.ITS.
Eady's Drug Store, Sorth Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK
4. \. COSBY * CO. 800 Third Ave.
w. x. Vaughan. Fourth and stuart.
SOUTH RICHMOND
, Chas. W. Garrison. 1870 linii -. and allf
Forest fIili Ave.
SWAESHORO
Is. -. Roberts. -t"t Hun 81.
FULTON
J q Blach. 2cIo Villa IN shurp Ave.
People. Dug Stor.. 1909 villa msbur: Ave.
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CHESAPEAKE 3 OHIO ny.

EII.. Lou'viu s. WeAt.. II D. 81 n .n
Main Line. Local, s7:Ya fE.is ~
James River Line, 10000 a. t6:i5 n
y. News. Nfk. Old u. $3.50 a. ia M, "a
Newport News, Loca!., 100 a.. 500 d
1890 y: n. News .s:SS a !S:oS D. From;
Mss' 500 eos a. $50 TX te;S6 '1:ls p,
SUNDAY from, Thurmend las. River fs:as
q. f4:JO U. 'DRllY. fGXceNt Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
SOUTHERN KA I.WAI II.MpANY.
NaA. NarL A..iiAla.,

New YORK, october %, 1915.
To the Stockholders OF Southern Rail.
way Company:
NOTICE is hereby given, that a gen.
eral meeting Of the ttoCkholders Of
Southern hallway Company hau been
called W the board OF directors and
the company in tie Times Dispa tch
Building. in the city of Rchmond. Va.
on FRIDAY, the 5,h day OF january
1917. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for
the purpose OF considering and taking
action concerning The creation OF a
mortgage upo the railroads and DINER
. property. securities and franchises OF
! the company. to ue designated the ro-
funding AID Improvement mortgage,
ana the Issue anu sale OF gold bonds
thereby secured, limited in amount to
! $oVU,UuU.OOO al amy time outstanding.
TO lie ISSUED from limo 10 time in let
tered series. maturing such dates
not later than October /. 1899. and
bearing interest at such rates as shall
be liked by the hoard OF directors with
respect 10 each scries. and for the pur.
! pose or considering and taking all
! Such otter or further action in respect
TO the creation OF said mortgage and
the lSSuO ana sale OF SAID bonds AS MAJ
come before the meeting, including APP
proving the form and provisions Of
| SAID mortgage. approving a plan for
tho exchange of the Development and
general mortgage per cent bonds or
the company for bonds bearing hiEh,r
interest secured by said refLud!Eg and
piovement mortgage, ana APPROVING
all action taken by the board OF direo.
TORS IN the premises, and Tor the pur-
pose of trausacting such other business
as lawfully and properly may be
Drought before the meeting.
inc transfer books OF both pre-.
lerreu ana common stock will be closed
! al o'clock L. NJ. on December s. 1916.
and VIII be reopened at 10 O'clock A.
Nj. on january 8, 1917
BY order OF the Board of Directors
T. 5. WYNN.
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NOTICE-ENccltOr
VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPAl

VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPANY,
Richmond, Virginia.
executor. along With Samuel Il. Atkinson.
or tho estate OF Mrs; Addic d; Atkinson
said estate are requested 70 present them
estate will please make Payment;
Co-EXecutor OF Mrs. Auuie .. Atki.Sou.
Deceased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

FOR sale. small semgoing cruiser l,,ilt bv
. eSporienccd boat builder, copper fas,c.l-
ing !hinhshout. huiit eStra heavy: IL ~ T..
Is a hrSt-ciaSS outfit and can he Iai,u, h"U
IN three weeks. Price" Sa10 for uui,j, ytla
Appiy 32G3 l. street after l.. NJ or .a!i
Madison 2i9I during day.
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REPAIR SHOPS

G.. L. STEINNFETZ
paired and rciinishcG loo North Pine hs
iM.en GrACN AMI II.nkli:, MaIiran n.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. ) specially statesmen
Prefer men who have sold
lightning rods. sew ng ma
chimes, farm machinery or ace
tylcne gas lighting systems. to
go TO North Carolina next week.
Give age and experience. Write
FOR interview TO T.. r. Gray, 20I
South Third Street. Richmond,
Va.
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NOTICE-IfAnHrupt.

To the creditors OF l.. G. ELMORE OF
and district aforesaid--R ankrupt:
No ice is hereby given that on the
s3d day of december. y. -. 1916, the
said l.. q. r;f.MORE was duly al
Indicated bankrupt. aud that the first
meeting OF his creditors will hc held in
my office. Room his Mutual Building.
RiChmOnd, Va, OH the 9TH DAY or
JANUARY, \. II. 1917, at 10 O'Clock
in tho forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint II trustee, examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting,
THOS. Is. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy.
December 20, 1916
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line

The Standard Railroad of tho South.
EFFECTIVE SEPT, 90. 1910.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAIf.r
For r iogiuA ana south: $40 A. Al. ard
$50 l.. Nj. II:oU A. N.
FOR NOrIolk. O;lv ~. Al, 9:tO \. NJ 40,
Il. M. .t:ou 4. NJ. ~ 10 r. NJ.
fSr a. S:o q y. Mhy ~ West: s:iS a. a., $50
For Petersburg: ls:So A. ~. s:le A. 81,
s:25 i. 81. sis =: ~, .ls:ol aitniSnt. A.
M.
FOR ,Hcpeweii: 6;15 A. NJ. .l:I5 p. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily sos "A. N
A.. NJ, '::l0 I. 81, i:56 P 81, 6:ii p. n,
J.. NJ. "
.l:Scep; Sunday. tSunday only.
Time Of arrival and Departures and co,.
0cCtiunS guaranteed
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DEATHS

LAUTEKBAcii.-D wednesday DeccIn.
sor -. l'l" ~ 80 \ ~. at, bus reg!
BACH in The thirty-nlnth yefr Of M az.
- Thc iunSrui NIL tHEe o."g. 90 J
from -, Fhuis NJ. T. ChurcA, iut"rucni
in lakewood
SAUNDERS. --pieu ~ Houston. Texas be-
c.mber q J. WAYNE SAUNDERS. for
merry of this city.
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RAILWAY

.-IaNS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
SCneuuie nEuren sudraulceu. for 1 n
oouth--Daiiy: $50 y. NJ. local: 1880 A. NJ.
eAprrhk. pafior unftel car: !. ~, expreIs:
ll.lo L: NJ. eApresp. sleeping open. $500
r; Al: 3;vV r.: NJ local tor Kuysvilie Chass
City and Butnlo Junction week days
-, York River Line-S:lO L. A.. Steame.
Train, except SUNDAY. connecting for BAiti-
more tParior carr. 1885 A. N. and a:is
800 A. H. and SAP A. NJ. 1.:25 p. ~, 1853
From West Point: s:t5 a.. NJ. except Non
uay; s:t0 a. NJ and 6:15 z. NJ, daily.
Office sO1 T.. Main ST. Phons Madison 3T3.
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Horses, Mares, Mules

INEIN. neal of extra good mules right
onl ~ h"rd Work, 500 70 LOO pounds
ruvM, HiSO per pair M. SIN good sound
YOUNG hoiScS ana mares, very cheap. All
this stock sold under ful! Euar;tntcc II
not as represented, money chcerfully r,-
funded. Pho "man's rransfe: Stables 10
SuuLM Ei!lrellM SLreci.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
ADDISON. Cashie-.


NATIONAL. STATE MD CITY HANK
Richmond, Va.
holders Of this bank will be hold TUESDAY.
January .. 1911. at l. oCiocl, noon. its
IN. purpose OF cicctin. directors Tor ~"
ensuing year and f,r the transaction nf any
other business that may properly come be-
fore the meeting
JULIEN II IiILI.
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FOR Iti:NT-isooms
BOARDING.

bo-hhDiNlT.
HOT WAITER heated room: modern con-
r"ni"Ure- hoard. 40 M"st Grac.
ROOMS with best tabi. board 40 Nest
Grace fhonc Randolph i-i;-J
l!a East Franklin. Eor rruI. = large newly
:urn!si.a.' rooms with prIyato bath steam
boat, c!"Ciri" Eight With board: also Ia bic
hgs'd Mr. l. Evans
ROOMS and best table board Mrs Ilorac.
-. Nclii"tu Jones. Adams and Franklin,
TfhuSlcn'n d,N OF Ec"lL.
LARGE rooms. southern exposure" hes
i.hLo hoard Ito East franklin Street.
LARGE. bright second story front room.
with n!Cc board 20 West Grace.
FlHST-CI.ASS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, rooms win
ar without hnth tabl" board evening din
nor. individual tables. Mrs. Horace Wei
ford Jones. % Franklin street. West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

WANTED, pupils 1T E!sinbcr. Female
School. & Christian home school. favorab!y
known FOR moro thsn - years Address
Is. NJ. WALES or Miss Constance Wales.
Schuyler. Nelson County. Va.
WANTED. competent girl for cooking and
light houscwork. small family. Telephone
boulevard 1888 Address "oI7 Hanover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Richmond. Va. December :. 1910
THE regular annual lReetin. OF the stock
holders Of the First National Bank % Rich
moud. Va. Tor the election Of directors
and for the transaction OF any other hmsl.
ness which may propcrly conn before said
meeting will be held TUESDAY. J9puary
>, 1917. at !: o'clock noon g The, hir.c-
Streets Nichrnond. va.
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PERSONAL

S22&&IE:ryS ,%HWA 81 LoA y
DIAMONDS. iEWEIitY, sill
NERWAHE MD Cur GLASS
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RAILROADS.
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company

Tho Progressive Railway OF the South"
:, Trains leave daily: a. NJ. Norlina local:
ls:aU l.. NJ. seepers Atlanta and Jackson
vile. J:3o l.; NJ: sleepsrs Jacksonville, Tam
"a and Key West: ll:lo p. NJ. coaches: la;45
T. NJ, slcepers. Atlanta. Birmingham. lack
sonv;!ie. Tampa and ~. Petersburg. Train,
arrive; h;so a. NJ. $3.50 y. NJ. 1870 A. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

STENOGRAPliEE who has some knowI-
edge OF bookkeeping Tv5 West Bruai
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FOR SALt:-tlouschoid Good,
BoAT& AND LAUNCHES

OLD 3-c"rn"r muhoFany china pr,es fn
sale reasonable. T. ~ care Times d..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
MEETINGS

The Union Bank of Iiicnmond, Va
THE annual meeting OF :he stoCkhgiders
of the Union Bank OF Richmond will be
hel,i on Thursday, January II. 1917. at IL
o'clock; noon. 81 It's banking house. llU4
East Main Street.
GEORGE w. CALL
cashier.
WEST END RANK OF RiCIIMOND. INC.
THE annual mc.ting OF the Stockholders Of
mis- bank VIII b. h.lA It's banking house.
uary \, 1917. at 5 o'clock l.. NJ.
CHARLES IL. WILLIS.
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Losi AND FOUND.

LOST. In Broad street shopping district,
amrt hyst cameo LTeaSt p!n surrounded by
pearls Ncwa:u Mrs. B.iD tnk. Monroe
JerIaIe
FOUND. Iady's bracelet watch. which uvnct
can Get - proving pr"prrty ana pay o. :;
for tins advertisement. Apply 1yi scout
Third Street ~
LOST, Wednesday morning. December -, a
hoS 3 raiHcpatt -lzc T. years Please Gala
phone boulevard llGl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

MA\IED. real estate zalcsm,n ,tI,b cool
..",'feh'". t"N '3a, care Timcs- Dis-
FpE r.u, furn!sl.d EC.t.J T,..,-,.- .,,.,,i-
l"i NUrth }'ifth street '' a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

NATIONAL. STATE AND IZTTy BANK.
Richmond. Va. Dec Il. 1916
THE board Of directors OF ihis bank havs
declared a seininnnual dividend OF l..
per cent. payable on and after January l.
1917. JULIEN IL. NIL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

SPEND dime and save time.
Phone Madison 215S and The
American Messenger S ervi 'c e
Will call for your parcels and
run your errands. Service e"
our motto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
HELP WANTED-Mule

" NNTfD. r"Eitt't"d phtrna,I.t Tor .Wal'
town: give references in answering. /. go.
care Times -Dispatch.
LABoKERs wanted. Apply go Eaz, Broad
Street.
WANTED. butcher. $40 :, month aud hoard
References required. 3o& SCI HopcNcII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

WANTED at once. lady buokkccpcr. State
salary expected. Apply RoN los. Hope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Richmond Va. Dec II, lai6
THE hoard OF directors OF this bank have
cent on is capitai stock Of 5000, oo9 to the
checks will Il. mailed on December 30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-28
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Comusu,

p.ues seuih- ovncuuic Ol Apru IA. lYlA
schedule suDJect 10 Change Without
Notice.
Trains leave Itch lnonu bis so A. A., "a
NJ bS A.. ii; A.. NJ. 80 a NJ, II A. n.
NJ. IL 40 T.. AZ
:, Trains leave, Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. By A.
NJ noon "a; ~. bg A. Nh NJ. 70 a NJ; Eli a. n
n NJ IS; 10 T. H.. G:i9 NJ. TAO p. M. i
.bCaIries baEsaro. daily except Sunday.