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The Washington herald., 1916-12-20
time LIMIT PLACED ..
ON YULE Weddings
Licenses to Enter Matrimony Unavail-
able After Friday at 4 p. m.

Couples who desire to marry before
Christmas would better heed an order
signed by Chief Justice Covington, in
the District Supreme Court yesterday or
they may fail to get a license.
The order of the court states that the
marriage license bureau and all depart
ments of the court will be closed from
Friday evening until Tuesday morning.
Many couples probably have planned to
get licenses Saturday. Col W. A Kroll
will be at his post in the marriage license
bureau until 4 o'clock Friday afternoon
He advises all contemplating marriage
before Christmas to get their licenses
as soon as possible and avoid the holiday
rush.
The several divisions of the court will
adjourn Friday noon for the holiday sea-
son. Equity Divisions Nos. ! and will
re-convene January 2. and Circuit Divi-
sions Nos. l and and Criminal Divisions
Nos. and will again resume business
January g.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-20
CENTRAL POWERS NOT
SEEKING AN ARMISTICE
international News serviesl

Berlin via sayville). Dec. 1s.-The
theory that the central powers are seek
ing an armistice and for this purpose
made their proposal for peace negotia-
ttons is refuted in a statement given out
today by the Overseas News Agency,
which says in part:
The central powers are ready to enter
into a conference with the belligerent
powers for the negotiation of conditions
which, according to the belief Of the CEN
trail powers. will make possible a con-
clusion of lasting peace.
The question at issue now Is whether
the entente powers are ready to listen to
such communications as are to be made
by the central powers in the conference
Tn the opinion OF the central powers
the question of an armistice for military
reasons Is possible only If a firm basis
has been established in such negotia-
tions"
The Washington herald., 1916-12-20
HOLD JILTED SUITOR
AS WOMAN'S SLAYER

New York, Dec l9.-Alfred Henrickson.
of No. 50 West 174th street. was held
for the Grand Jury after an inquest into
the death Of Emma c. Mann. 81 years old
a widow. Of No. III West 17Sth street
The police allege Henrickson shot her N
her home November % because she re-
fused to marry him. Assistant District
Attorney Renauld testified at the inquest
that Mrs. Mann told him in the hospita!
that Henrickson shot her
Beautiful Xmas Flowers. Fresh-cut.
homegrown flowers-beautiful bloom
ing plants at Guides, 1914 F-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-20
OTHER TEMPERATURES.

Relative humidity-s a. m. 73; Q D. m. IS;
p. m, g. Rainfall 70 p m. to 8 D. M, OIL
Hours Of sunshine. 9. Per cent of possible sun
shine, o.
Temperature same date last year-Hghest, a;
lowest, 81.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-20
ALEXANDRIA SOLDIERS
ARE ORDERED HOME
Wives. Mothers and Sweethearts EIated
by Order of Secretary Baker.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
K. T. Knight 4 Son.
621- -623 King Street


Alexandria, Va. Dec 19-Much grat!-
fcatfon was evinced by parents, wives
and sweethearts Of members of Company
G. First Virginia Infantry, when It was
learned today that Secretary of War
Baker had designated the First Virginia
regiment, of which Company G, known
as the Alexandria Light infantry Is num-
bered as among the regiments to be sent
home
The troops designated will entrain soon
and report at their respective State camps
not later than January .. 1t is probable
that the local company will be mus
tered out Of service in Richmond, in
which event they will reach home not
later than January 15.
1t is expected that within a short
time committees from the Chamber of
Commerce, Retail Merchants Association
and various other organizations will ar
range for a reception to the Inilitiamen.
The local company has been in Browns
vile, Tex, since July
After hearing argument for a new trial
for W. W. Simpson, accused of viola
ton of the prohibition law, Judge L. c.
Barley, in the Corporation Court today.
took the matter under advisement. Argu-
ment was made by Louis n. Duffey and
Edmund Burke and the State resisted IT
through Commonwealth Attorney S. G.
Brent.
Simpson was found guilty of bring
ing from Washington a suit case
containing six quarts of liquor.N The Jury
fixed his punishment at thirty days In
Jail to which was added $50 fine.
Fielding y. CoakIey, 50 years old, died
early this morning in the Alexandria Hos
pitaL For many years he was a butter
merchant He was a Conferedate vet
eran. Mr.. Coakley lived at 1923 Prince
street. Funeral services will take place
at o'clock Thursday afternoon in
Wheatley's undertaking chapel.
Alexandria branch of the NeedlewOrk
Guild OF America has collected and dis
trtbuted 40 garments to institutions this
year as follows: Alexandria Hospital.
l03: Childrens Home. SC; Miss Schotts
district nurse. 112; Miss Mary Monroe,
school nurse, %; cooperative charities, A.
Miss Rena Katherine SChlichting
daughter of Henry Schlichting, and
kemper Jordan johnson were married at
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the rec
tory of st. Mary's Catholic Church. Rev
Michael DAILY officiating. They will re-
side at Del Ray.
Maxwell Alsop, 10 years, old. who lived
ut Del Ray Alexandria County. died this
morning at the Alexandria Hospital. The
body was sent to Fredericksburg, Va.
for burial The deceased is survived by
his wife.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-20
WOMAN IS CONVICTED
OF ROASTING LIVE CAT
Twice Freed of Charge, Mrs. Vail Is
Found Guilty.

New York, Dec. 19-After having twice
been acquitted of the same charge, Mrs.
Amelia Vail was found guilty in the
Court of Common Pleas at Newark, N. j..
yesterday. of having broiled alive a pet
cat of Mrs. William Koehler. of Mont
clair. She will be sentenced today and
may be fined $100.
The trial was brief and the Jurors de-
liberated only ten minutes. There were
two witnesses, Mrs. Koehler, by whom
Mrs. Vail had been employed as cook,
and MilIicent Ballentine, a servant in
her employ.
Recorder Yost threw the case out of
court for lack of evidence. An appeal
was tried last week before Judge Martin.
When the Jurors brought in a verdict of
not guilty he denounced them and order
ed a new trial
The Washington herald., 1916-12-20
McAdoo Can't Sell Dollar
for Less Than 100 Cents

= Anybody but the Secretary of the
Treasury of the United States Is
at liberty to sell a silver dollar
for any sum he chooses, according
to a ruling by Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury Malburn, in charge
of coinage and the currency.
An inquiry from Steubenville.
Ohio. as to whether it is against
the Jaw to sell silver dollars for
80 cents apiece was answered by
Mr.. Malburn in the negative.
The Secretary of the Treasury,
hover. is not privileged to mark
money down. Under the law he
must maintain the parity of all
money with gold to prevent the
decline of the token money.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-20
STOLEN SILVER RETURNED,

Six silver oyster forks. six silver tea
spoons and six silver knives and forks,
all marked the New Willard" were
turned over to the police of the Ninth
precinct yesterday by Timothy Hanlon.
proprietor of a saloon at Ninth and H
streets northeast. The silverware was
found in the saloon.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-20

Maxwell Alsop, 10 years, old, who lived
at Del Ray. Alexandria County. died this
morning at the Alexandria Hospital. The
body was sent to Fredericksburg, Va.
for burial The deceased is survived by
his wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
SOrICE-ChurCll.
i.plcCOpkI,

EPISCOPAL.
ALI. SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
fr ni'lIn street, Monroe. REV. J. Y.
DoWNMAN. rector. sunday school q, o;3o.
ssFS'ees ern"s cor !, S%iH.s afternoon
-. JAMES EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
Morning prayer ana sermon at II A. ~.
Hrcnins PRAYER and sermon q, $40 +. NJ.
sunday schooi at go \. NJ. Bible classes
for men aud women at 10 y VI. I.cnicn
scrvicrs this week "Wednesday evening a.
o'clock and Friday afternoon at ). The roc
further notice on SUNDAY afternoons at 1
Sermon g" SUNDAY more S by ' i:iV' sEosrnT
". PATTON secretary o, tn. board OF
missions of the Fourth Province and in
rector OF -. Lub"'s Church. NorColk. Va.
BAPTIST
rEsI BAPTIST crrRclt .rWE!.TTH
40 2. VI Sunday school. $50 \. NJ.
en- anne MiIweek service WcGncsIay
>, SIC l. NJ. You are cordially invited.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
hroad and Twenty ht,h street cars pass the
dcori.-PASTOR j. J. WICKER wiz preach
At y ON Touching God ana ., 5
I;EN. r II WHITE will preach 20 tho
overn9W Ia the Innd"y schoo, room Rap-
nesdsy nights
METHODIST
CENTEN AHY METHODIST CHURCH.
'' i' y. N'''-'Nf ~. >'ei' ''uiNH ana ruin -
pastor Or SMOOT
BROAD STREET METHODIST CHURCH
'rcnth aud 1r",u streets. Preaching at
II \ VI. .nd e. NJ. by the pastor. REV
FRED II; CliENAtt.T. Mornin: subject:
An the WoI.' Evening subject. Shall!
Not Want
PT;ESRYTERIAN
GRACE COVENANT PEcSFYTERIkN
REV. J. cALNI: STEWART. D. D. pastor.
services ty the pastor. y NJ aud l.. NJ.
sabbath sch Dol ...... . $50 \ "
Bible classes .-.......... .............. 10 4 NJ
Read Memorial sabbath School....S.co r NJ.
Nnuns Peoples Society ...... ..... 1.ll T. NJ
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cHUEC IL
r. 4. MCr.ADEN. -. u. sunday school q,
$50 - NJ Bible oiasse. at 10 4 NJ Cor
dial welcome 70 all
ESTMlNSTEE PREsRr EHrA y
Church. preaching II \. NJ and r. NJ.
by the pastor. I;EV. J. Y. FAIR D. d.
Welcome.
SECOND rEESRYTEEIAN cHuRcH
REV RUSSELL Cecil. l. u. pastor
Services At Il y NJ. and sP NJ Wednesday
T. NJ. SUNDAY school,! s;ij A. NJ
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
-EssGler services VIII bc held to-',lorrov
morning in TIC church ciii.c. corner ParL
Avenue aud Meadow street. at ii o'clock
SIbJ'Ct: "t:,aIty h" Wednesday evening tcs.
rho reading rooms tNos sol .Gv.p are located
IN the Virginia Railway And Powe- COMPANY
BUILDING. corner seventh aud franklin
streets. and Hre open daily\ except sur.
dIys ana HOLIDAYS from 10 \ Nj. 20 I. + NJ
MI ar cordially invited.
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FOR Sti,I:-IIorses

HAVING decided TO "..auSc one or my
stables tEto garage. Viii dispose OF
30 head OF mG,"s ana big horses and
mares i"cy have been working here
20 the last year In big trucks ami
wagons 1hctr ages arc from to s
years old. VIII weigh from 100 to
LOU pounds. ThoN arc :ll in nr3, elias,
Condi'ion. and will sell them under u
luii Euarantcc. if not as represented
VIII refund the Eloncy Can be seen at
nruirs Stables. "A. i6. Is 30 South
Tenth.
FOR sale. 20 head OF good mules
weigh from l0n0 TO 1900 pound
price, rom S225 per pair no This
stock is all in good condition and right
out of tho hardest Kind OF work Can
be seen AT i'lOwman'S Transfer Stables.
~ south Fifteenth street.
GENTLE pony, harness. runabout at
auction saturday. March -. lSl0-lc-
- East Franklin.
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FOR SNLE-Rcal Estate

FOR sale ncw "-room house. Hauuycr
Avenue; All couvcuicnccs East Of
l;"hInS"u street Address * SIS. ca"
fnrcs III Spatrl.
OWNER VIII sell or exchange for
small modern home in Nest End.
NORTH "r Floyd Avenue, t,y" GOOD i'm
prove" Investment properties and
equity Of Sl.."o in lot IN nurihcru see
tiou. Give particulars ia street aud
n"mhcr ia answering. Address Is 800.
care Times biSp.tch
hcrEW Ell. ground. right 1T railroad.
owner in immediate need -; money.
EiG profit ~ spring for purchaser Of
tines" lots. Would consider :pIiu as
part. * Ai,. care Times DISPATCH.
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IIELP WANTED.-I.cn,alc.

e. S. government jobs open to women.
4IJ month. List 3. { jobs free. Write
immediately. Fraui,ln Institute. Dept.
i3O-N. Rochester. y. 7.
WANTED. "a woman OF refinement 20
home Attractive place. with ali con-
ycnicnccS. References exchanged. T.
o. Box 1860, city.
maid for general
house work: ono who would DC kind
to children. Salary, 500 per month
Write Box 6o3. IIopewcll, Va.
WOMEN wanted as government clerks:
80 month: examinations coming
everywhere: sample questions free:
write Immediately. Franklin Institute
Dept. 40 j. Rochester. y. Y.
WANTED experienced coat help for our
alteration department. Thalhilncr
Eros, Fifth and Broad Streets
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HELP wANTED-Alalo

BARBER wanted Saturday morning
Come prepared to work. Il. L. Y.
VI. =. a.. Sixteenth ami Main.
MACliINlST Linotype operator who
can do hand work. Union shop.
~ per week. Steady job. write. Civ
in= qualifications Houston Printing
and lmblishing House. Hampton. Va.
w ANTED in suburb Il good house and
YARD man. Good wages IL compc-
tent. Must sleep on lot Good heated
room furnished. References required.
Ndhrcss III once. W. y. w, EoN 1896.
CITY
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

HAVE article ready for tho market
Chance 10 make :. barrel of money.
VIII eel at q sacrificc price. Lack OF
capital TO pnsh same roas, FOR selling.
j 10 care Times Dispatch.
WILLIAMSBURG ICE liant ror sale.
bargain ,or active ma ,-tUn ga
pac,,A,, pcrfcc, condition, is acres
ground ampl" buildings. thorough
rIuIpnrnt, horses: wagons. Demand
FAR exceeds capacity. Owners health
only rca."m cor sale. i'ricc si5.o00.
almost Sitt. W. l.. Jones. hon =
COtA-coi.t bo;tlinG plan, now hc.u2
organized ia li"rcwcll. over siN.000
year " you h;tv. $500 On more to
invest IN az Al Coca -to,u rropositi on.
where You are assured Of NOT less
IMAM '" Dor cent annually ri,ht from
tp-iaN Tor representative to cali l..
-. BoN IS
LICENSED HOTEL. Fol; SALE.
on. OF the bcs, ,5-roorn hotel promo
si;ioms in NIAGARA Fails. y. Y. four
teen years under one management re-
trlhS from business. GOOD income or
vacant properties clear accepted rs part
payment Terms TO suit Don't answer
this al unless YOU have ile w.ncr. ~ ith
and mean business. Write The owner,
NJ. j. Herring, At West i:,lin Beach Fla
Tor fun particulars.
WELL. save YOU ) 20 :" pr cent on
Edison debating machines, dtcia-
phones nud shaving machines Now Or
used. l.eath Sales Go. Randolph 5Io2.
GROCERY for sale. sood business. for
ri2ht man. 10 To SUll "a once 80
south Pine street.
y nnc opportunity for a. Young man
Brown old established Saddl. aud
harness business 60. East Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25

Diplomatic Notes

lose Their oncc, Il no; backed l,y pre-
p"redncSs. Our preparedness 10 nan
plc Your lumber ana millwOrk orders
promptly aud effectively - only on.
reason why YOU should buy from as.
Talk 20 Us to-day.
RICHMOND LUMBER 90 INC.
Fourth and Stockton streets
AN OErOItTl NIFTY
LIST YOUR BUSINESS WITH ME.
! shall max q specially ~ handling
all Kinds.
Terms reasonable. strictly clean bust
ness methods, aud nay entire time ana
experience devoted IL Your interests
l.. PUTNAM. Bushes. Broker
: North Tenth st. Phone Mad 5a7o
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BY y w BOWIE & son. INC.
Real Estate AuCtionccrs.
BANKRUPT SALE BY AUCTION
OF
THAT HANDSOME REC EMILY con
STRCCTED RESIDENCE, No.
NORTH BOULEVARD


THAT HANDSOME RECENTLY CON
STRUGGLED RESIDENCE. No. /
NORTH BOULEVARD.
la execution Of an order OF the Dis
uict Court Of the United states for tho
Eastern District OF Virginia. at Rich
moud. entered March is. 1916. in the
matter OF Samuel G.. Mcredith. bank
rupt, We, the undersigned trustees in
bankruptcy. and special commissioners
thereby appointed for the purpose, viii
proceed to sell by public auction, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY. MARCH IS, 1916.
at o'clock L. NJ.
beginning at the northeast corner OF
the Boulevard and Main Street, thence
running northwaIdly and fronting on
the east line OF the Boulevard "a feet
inches, and running back one hun
drcd and thirty feet I3o) to an alley
This property is well constructed,
thoroughly modern. well arranged,
light aud airy. and has an excellent
garage fronting on Main Street.
TERMS one-third of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, and the bal
ance at one and two years after date,
evidenced by the purchasers notes for
,nstallments. with interest on same
payable quarterly. or all cash. 1T the
option OF the purchaser.
A. w. PATTERSON,
SOL CUTCHINS,
Special Commissioners.
ORpWAY FULLER,
y K DICKINSON
LEWIS e. WILLIAMS.
Trustees IN Bankruptcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25

WANTED. a barber at 3iIS East Mar
shall Street
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EXPERT Ii.ATTIiRS.

LADIES STRAW HATS RENIODELED
To This Seasons styles Ladies' and
mems Panama hats cleaned and re-
blocked. scientific workmanship.
UNITED HAT WORKS
Exclusive Manufacturers of Straw and
Panama Hats
2ln y. Eifth Street. near Rroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25

la execution OF deed OF trust dated
december Is, 1871, and recorded in tho
clerk ; Office u; Richmond Chanccry
Court. ~. r. 2lt-A, page 234. default
having been made in the payment OF
portion OF the debt therein secured.
and being Instructed so 10 do the un-
dcrsisncd trustees will sell by auc-
non on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH, -. 1916
at y o'clock =. NJ.
the above mentioned dwelling
The dwelling has been modernizcd
ana Is one OF the most attractive
homes on West Grace Street Said
dwelling contains about ten rooms
The lot has frontage of forty feet
10y depth Of lis feet
1t is seldom th"t corner dwelling
so well located on Grace Street, is on
the market. and We invite YOU TO at
tend this sale.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
oi sale. amy taxes that may h. due
aud "a note for $4,000, with interest on
same from April IS. 1918; lie residue
~ ono AMI two years from date of
sal" evidenced by notes. with interest
added, and secured by iced Of trust
on tho property.
r. WEST TARR
ROBERT y. POLLARD.
Trustee
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

OLD falste teeth wanted. Good prices.
May he broken. Also old gold and
silver. Address Teeth Exchange. 2O3
kenoiS Bldg Washington. D. G.
WANTED. 70 buy horse. wagon and
buggy. ADDRESS X sos care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25

\ GOOD INVESTMENT ~ ON
JACKSON WARD" 50 . WEST
JACKSON Srl:Et.r
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

FOR sale. TWO motor boats, .oxo and
t2Na So. Glass CABIN. Great bar
gam 5 they must he sold For parti-
cuiars apply 70 Worchcstcr Steamboat
Co. SNOW Hill Md.
FOR sale steel launch Is feet long :
feet beam. with Fcrro S-horSc-
power. 2-cylindcr engine and clutch
onc-man controls boat, in perfect
condition, and as good as new Rare
bargain If sold soon. Addrcss Clar-
enCe Miller, Clarcmont. Va
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&rt1uull1G lnRs.Hispatrh
SlNrY-SlXTii YEAR
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM ~
THE SOUTH OR CLASS.
iFlED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOIPh
WANT AID. RATES.
DA1LT, one cent 4 WORD when paid In ad-
vance No ad- taken for less than 10 cents
eUNDAY. ono aud one half cents a word for
All classlned ads. except Situation Wanted
81 ono cont word No ad. taken for isss
Than Is conts
No ADS. taken for less than 70 cents whom
charged or phonod In Phoned orders not
suaranteed Classification not guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25
VEHICLES FOR SALE.

FOR wagons. 90 TO Richardson Bros
6lJ Brook Avenue. painting. repair
ing and rubber tire work Madison
1851
LtEG T.. stock OF top bu-Cies and -um-
bouts. Wagons for ever" business
-; US supply your wants EASY terms
y. Meyers sons, al East Cary.
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ICE. coat MD wtnn

BEST Pennsylvania white ash anthra.
cite. stove. nut and egg, $3.50: spiint
800: New River lump. 1915: New River
or Pocahontas nat So: run OF mine
$..25. w Is. Rcams. 701 North Seven.
tenth Madison 6434
OAK and pine slab. S.1J half cord is
cheapest. LarSc oak knots also so.75.
Now try II. My coal burns clean
Long. 1905 West Rroad MADISON 1863
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FOR RENT-lteaI Estate

For rent = Corner Twcuty-linth
street aud Washington Avenue NOW
occupied by LauCl's Jewclry Store).
the best location in the city for any
Kind OF business. Apply II. ShiinkowitH.
Pawnbroker. Newport News. Va
FOR rent, new store. corner Brook
Avenue and Leigh Street, \ good
stand for dry goods. confectionery
hardware. drug store. etc. Henry :
HutZler ~ co. 1919 East Main Street.
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Peremptory Sale
Washington, D. c. on
tuesday, and Wednesday,
April 4 and 5, 1916

At 10 y. NJ each day.
comprising S!Njy 600 head Of "Ntr2
good Horses. Many OF them ar" being
used ia private service.
Twenty 600 laudaus. extra Broush-
ans - one-horse Nictorias. 50 double
Nictorias :" Broughams. Nis-a-ViS.
SurreNs. klckawayS. Built TO order 10y
the best manufacturers in the country.
- sets OF Coach and Brousham Har-
ness.
For pariicul2rs and catalogues. write
70 ~. +. MAGAN Esq. Attorney, io6
f'ifth 81. y. w, Washington. - Z.
II. +. =. NICHOLS co.
AuctionecrS.
81" y. Fifteenth st, Philadelphia. Pa
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DETECTIVES.

BURCHS Private Detective Agency.
home Office. Park Building Phone
Eandolph 1895. Richmond Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-25

WANTED. men to learn barber trade:
rev weeks required: steady posi-.
ions ror competent graduates: won
dcrIul demand for BARRIERS. Free cat
aioSue. Richmond Barber College.
Richmond. Va
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING

SUITS pressed. .5c.: cleaned and
pressed. soc; secured. lac: French
cleared. Si..a y Want & 90 tailors
end cleaners. $50. Eug, Main street
ricuc Madison 7ogS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
viii not he responsible for any debts
made 10y amy party OF parties other
than myself George y. Evans
WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING
STAINING and waxing floors. Dark
hoots made light William Johnson,
EandolDh 3Ion
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IN THE: UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TklCr OF VIRGINIA.
u the matter Of NO. 1921.
i. IL. FINCH. in
BANKRUPT Banllruptcv.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOL: DIS
CHA Rtic

on on TINS an day OF March. a. u.
1916. on reading tho petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt. il is
Ordered by The court. that q hearing
bc had upon I'll" same OH the a7'rH
DAY OF .hPI:ll.. a y. 1916. before said
court, at IN 'lmond, il said district at
II o'clock neon, and that notice there
OF be published in The Times Dispatch.
newspaper printed in said district
an! that all known creditors and Other
persons in interest may appear at the
said time and place, and show cause
II any they have. why the prayer OF
granted.
And it IS further ordered by th.
court that tho clcr'' shall send by maxi
TO az known creditors corics Of said
petition and this order. addressed to
chem 1T their places of residence AS
stated
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
WAbDill, IR.. Judge OF the said
court. and the seal thereof. al Eicl-
mond. ia said district, GA the 18th ,ii!,
Of March, a. u. 1916.
Attest
JOSEPH = BRADY
'Scai, tI-rk.
Attorney for Bankrupt
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FES.

FOR sale. ono Dichoid iron safe good
- new. Bargain TO quick buyer.
500 East Cary.
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W.ANIFD-IscaI Estate

LIST your ra,..Is with j. a. Geometry
Co. Write postal for necessary
BLANKS
WRITE or wire rs Let us prove to
YOU W" can soil your land. Selling
land ut auction il our business The
company who has a reputation. South
cru Auction and Development Com
phny. Home Office. Aydcn, y. G.
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SITUATION WANTED-AIa,.

AN expert bookkccper and accountant
desires position with reliable firm.
Al references. II 721. care Times .
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