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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23
HOME GARDENS ARE
 DECREASING DEMAND

Morris avenue is busy each day. but not as busy as it has been for the past month or six weeks. Produce is coming in little better than in the past few weeks, but green stuff, vegetables and fruits are slow now. The home gardens
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23
MILITARY NOTES
 AND HAPPENINGS
 AT LOCAL STATIONS

The army recruiting station was quiet yesterday, only six men being sent off
 Joe W. Golightly, William E. Thomas,
 Rupert Reimier Guy c. Rolle, William D.
 Stone, Andrew J. McIllwain.
 The army bill, which passed last Fri
 day, contains measures for increasing the pay of all classes of soldiers and this is
 expected to stimulate recruiting. This increase will go into effect June L Those who have been receiving less than S2l will get $15 raise; those receiving $24, a
 raise of SIP; those receiving $40 a raise of $S, and those receiving $45 or over, a raise of $6. This means that men will get
 SsO besides expenses when they first en-
 list which should bring many to the colors.
 | Photographic instructions were received yesterday by Captain McKenney that no
 more men with knowledge oI stenography should be received for the quartermas- ter's corps without special authority l There are still few stenographic posi- ] tions in the engineers corps, but as these positions are very limited in number l anyone desiring one of them will have to apply at once.
 ] The local marine office is conducting a ! strenuous campaign with posters and | booklets for making marine recruiting week, June 10-16, as successful as possi-
 ble. A bill now pending before Congress
 authorizes the raising of 12,6OO new men 1 for the marine corps, and it is to provide these men that the campaign will be Waged- Posters depicting life in the ma l rine corps and emphasizing its advantages 1 over other kinds of military life will be posted in windows, on street cars and in conspicuous places about the city, The navy had a very successful day eight being sworn in and sent off Agnew
 Poe Smith, Byrd Thompson Knight, Ken meth Gladstone Hilton, Joseph Leonard Neeland, William Arthur Brock, Lincoln Davis Newman, William Whit Caldwell George Adams Lewis.
 l The navy has issued call for competent l telegraph operators, thoroughly con- versant with the Morse code. Men with 1 some knowledge of dio-telegrapny are also wanted, and will be sent to a training school for further course of nstruc- l ton.
 There are still some illicit wireless sta 1 tions in Birmingham, according to re- ports. Orders were issued recently that 1 all wireless stations must be diSmantled, that is the poles taken down, the wires disconnected and connection with the source of power broken. Many local sta tions have compiled with this order, but there are still few which have not been completely technically dismanted Any
 one knowing of such station is request ed to report it at once to Capt. F. J. Clark, at naval headquarters. People had better take warning in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23

are coming in and there Is not the de- mand for vegetables that there was two weeks ago. according to leading dealers.
 We won't be so rushed for the next few weeks as we have been, said Ed Keith of Marshall. Jordan & Keith, local produce and vegetable dealers on Morris avenue.
 "Our business has been exceptionally good for the spring season, however, and the branch house that we have at Tus- caloosa Is doing a fine business also said MT. Keith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23
RUTH ROLAND IN
 THE NEGLECTED WIFE,

The first episode of "The Neglected Wife, featuring Ruth Roland, is showing at the Odeon today This episode is entitled The Woman Alone
 Horace Kennedy a popular lawyer, after successfully forcing Edgar Doyle, disreputable lawyer, from the bar
 becomes interested in Margaret War ner, struggling young magazine writer Kennedy is slowly drifting from his loyal wife and after her un- successful attempt to aid him in some
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23
Special Bargains
 by Merchants in
 Today's Age-Herald

M Veil & Bro. feature Dixie weave suits tailored by Hart schaffner & Marx, $15.
 Office outfitters company feature the Ideal index for filing letters
 Pizitz offers exceptional values in a sale of new pumps
 Loveman, Joseph and Loeb prjnt . full page of store news
 saks features straw hats, 8 to $1o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23
YOUNG MEDIC0S
 PASS THROUGH CITY

Fifty-one young doctors from New York city, en route to Fort Logan H. Root, Ark. passed through Birmingham yester- day morning in special Pullmans. The young ''medicos' presented a fine ap- pearance. and there is absolutely no doubt but what they will know more about malaria when they come back from Arkansas than they do now.
 The Pullmans left here over the Frisco, en route to the Arkansas training camp via Memphis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23
WILLIAM COURTENAY
 IN THE RECOIL"

"The Recoil." with William Courte- nay, is featured today at the Rialto This is a tense play of modern Amer ican life which will hold from the first flash on the screen to the last
 The Recoil" is modern play, writ ten by Anthony r. Kelly It tells how a young girl is saved from a brute, how he is killed and her brother ar rested for the murder on circumstan- tial evidence and how the United States secret service plays an an im- portant part in the climax.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23
IN THE EPICTURESANDOU1T
Features for today:

Features for today:
 Trianon: Aubrey Smith in "The Witching Hour
 odeon: Ruth Roland in "The Neg lected Wife,
 Rialto: William courtenay in "The Recoil."
 Strand: Holbrook Blinn in Pride"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23
LEGAL NOTICES
ptice of stocfshcideFs' Meeting Ala
 hama CoaI Company

The annual meeting of the stock. holders of the Alabama Coal company will be held in the company's office room TAG Brown-Marx building, Bir- mingham, Ala, on Thursday, June T. 1917, for the purpose of electing new board of directors and for the trans acting of any other business that may come before the meeting This, May 5, 1917, M. L. NORVELL,
 Secretary Alabama Coal Co
 5-Q-4tma
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23

time" said Captain Clark, "and comply completely with the law. We are active ly rounding these fellows up. and when We catch them they will be in serious trouble. There is heavy penalty includ- ing term in jail for violation of this law"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23

special articles he hires Margaret to do the work for him. The close asso- citation developes into love until the last night of her work Kennedy is sec ing her home when they are caught in an accident but neither seriously hurt
 The second installment of the Woman Alone" will appear in next Sundays Age-Herald, and the screen version will be shown at the Odeou on Wednesday following.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23
Hail Damages Crop

Huntsville, May 22.-(Special) 1.-The most severe hailstorm ever known here today did great deal of damage to crops and ruined many gardens. Hundreds ot windows were broken in the cotton mills and greenhouses were almost demolished
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23

Of connng to surgical operation
  advised N ton t may We whic the tng octo o 
  reasonable
 First Avenue BirminE nEAan.A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23
Drs. Dozier & Dozier Oldest Established Firm of Medical Specialists in Alabama. Twenty five Years in Birmingham.

We treat scientifically and with wonderful success. all man ner of chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Lungs, Heart. Liver. Stomach. Bowels. Kidneys and all diseases of the skin and of the Pelvic Organs of c-I UyopAp
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23

fact that he made a campaign in the state against the prohibition amendment to the constitution in 1909, Commissioner Weatherly is known to have expressed himself in favor of prohibition and to have declared more than one time, My God! let's keep it dry
 ALL FEARED DENSON y It is not telling anything out of school to say that every person who is think ing of entering the race for governor smiled the smile of relief when he read the announcement of Judge Denson. They feared him because he made reputation as a member of the supreme court, be- cause he led the ticket as a candidate for delegate from the state-at-large to the democratic national convention last year, because he had the open indorsement of some of the most prominent men in the state and because there was a general belief that he would be supported by a majority of those behind the throne of the Alabama Anti Saloon league
 Then there was a story that Judge Denson had informed certain persons that he would enter the contest provided certain persons told him it was neces- sary for the success of the principles which he held dear. This story cut to the quick as prospective candidates felt that there could pc no compromise II it were a matter of principle and that it would be q battle to the end with Judge Denson.
 VETERAN OF MANY BATTLES
 Commissioner Weatherly, who now looms up as a probable candidate, is a veteran of many battles. He mas nac to fight while in office and to get in office. He became a state figure in the campaign of 1909 when he took the stump against the constitutional amendment, although he was we'll known before that time.
 But his public record has been made
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-23

The navy has issued call Tor competent telegraph operators, thoroughly con- versant with the Morse code. Men with some knowledge of radio-telegrapny are also wanted, and will be sent to training ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

WANTED, {" contract with m!ll man to
saw several million truck barrel siaycs
For particulars, address l. 1875 care Times.
DspatCi. 49,
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CHURCH NOTICES
pRE,SHYrEn1AN

GRACE co'vliENHN,H'Tf '"i PRi.sEyrrR1A>
@ #%y sf <"s$f 21 af5'sf% a;ss
, 5:,g ! \ T T;ISi sehocl. ~ ''.'oF'
y E".,a MSno-ai sa,Da,h school
srdosSa .a4&i.iI Ie' ia,l,c, Sloei"'y
,, " nIirM ,i,,.I,,, rEEs EY ri:i:LAN
z.r,1 W;liI.fAM # a." n
Can.d, has ehare, Of tho song "rsN ,,r r1'r;
S,.gcqNn rnGsnyTrnlAx cuuncu
H .,l. 4. Eu i cfcIl ( .. G;+'@r SER
= VI SuHdoy ,ch"or IS : NJ i ''"e'"'S
,FiESSr EsnYrEKIAN rIu.iru
1""' MN,yADa> y lua 5aS .i Il n y ~, nE
H'o.' classes at ~ y VI
EPISCOPAL
~ Ai;i IN SA \ l$I; Erly;;Gorti. Curncli
~" \M,N rector sunday ,GhaoI- at j .: 70
"'M ~ '' III, winch H"ri.H n, Hle rI&iarS q,
sryiec5 aaraas at il @" o.clo S'Hta's .,f.
'''"o''' ~ A'f'nserS cordially invited
H,%ad s'rdd;s.. niiy y Gf!oE ,IHWG e. M1,
w. !, NJ sunday school .:.D : Nj isars..
"t 'HHiiiHJh,i3 class meet i'm eastern an
VI You are cordially invited. ~ S'''
re. TT't tE;I> NAlin.TIST 'nrEGH 7. Cl.NG.
IL II ! N !, ma = niMHi-tI IT, Pjyiu. yor.hi'
ng ;h"mc ~ F!vc-YcJr Trogrami for '" ~.
,''4d o"pt'st ohGreh Ey,nins subjeci
\. Nj Iinss"s' for ABA rscs.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FlEST thtkCll or CHRIST S,,Il:\.rIc.r
t"tu'hr services will II" held tom ,rro.
morning ~ N" "hurch "difioc tcorrcr psrk
-As'nhr and Meadow street, ut II ,,,in /;
sltit't. Realty "Wednesday nv,uinU
VI, hh"h, nud oNpcr'onc" meeting nj
o'oyK. Reading rooms mos. COL COZ arr, Ia
acc IN tn" virginia railway and royr,
Suinins. corner seventh ana FRANKLIN
@.f.ttS, ana ar" "pcn daily. except SUNDAYS
Invited " 'i''i' "
SEN 18TH DAY ADVENTIST Ciil'pcH.
~ i'IN,'to arc conducted IN ia" Ninrri.
rect tha9ci, between West Main S,r,.,
."u fI'Ed AN"nu", on Morris Street, sab.
IN. 81 no.. 'yory Sh,urday norun. a, i
20 80 " hr,Gt.h mag at 1875. IN SuuGa.
"lEhi ENA\GEiIST ~ l. SIRNS Viii
F'''h Oh ,"Fho Breach in tn" wall
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STATE SUPREME COURT.

Yesterdays proceedings in the State
Supreme Court Of Appeals were as fol-
lows
No SS-Scaboard Air Line Railroad
Company vs. Abernathy. Argued bv
~ W. Anderson for the appellant, and
by f.. u. Buford for the appellee, and
submitted.
No Sg-Gooch VS.. old Dominion
Trust Company. Argued by L.. p. Blu
FORD for the appellant. and by S. S. r.
Pa;t"Son and ~. NJ. Smith. Jr, for the
appcllcc. and submitted.
Next eases to be called:
No 9o--cottrcll VS.. Mathews.
No "l--,'tty Of Richmond VS. Vir-
S'nia Hailway and Power Company.
No. Dismissed.
No a3--DismisScd
No "l-Contiuucd.
No. ""-SachS vs.. OwinES
No st Washing ton Virginia Rail-
WAY COmpnmN VS.. I'ishcr.
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i. I'D. w ANTS

iHAiLr. Z cents q line per lnaertlon
Mj mi S"" s a MYs t per ' ins
r,t%yl iriyD % Hiy %r: TsFfr!ss
NJ NUE. c UISED wiTliiN oME wEi.K. wIfm
NoMfANf TIE ORDER. az
RATE rEn LINE.
HiiH'iiuhI space, tNu lines,
pI.l% ins"rtions. L. cents
No"SEtCliNi. Insertions. 80 cent
Sitnutious Wanted Niue I,ud Female
u"c DAILY Or SuNDN, c.ut:. . ,,u,
t.unea within one wceK. 10 ,cuI, =. liu,.
,aSIs OF measUrcmemt - .onu agate -
''!Ih To The imcm. ANA SIN worda 10 Inc line.
,,,..iuanovS rates cover all caasiEe..,,oi..,.
olbSIAGiONS fOR To. NANT ADS.
II, nc following Times Lispaivu I3ru;lch OF
W.n AT. ioi tne ,oh..mc.'ro of the public.
'Ssuiar 9th q RACES. wnicn are .i.en above: :
Veg, E t,,, Or roushhE STREET.
uoua,,smm% Diu. store. rioyG ave. and
T ,n.r o., > Turner: Druggist. Yves, Broad.
pLtis Avenue
Mortimer Dra sioi" ' "a. N'. Ave
49, H. noo.;,r Drug store. zoo! MHIi. -.
.rm".rdisn,a Drus Co. ms. LvrnDaruy anu
c., H9ym Avenue pharmacy. Alton ave. and
as sof D'ss H s5"; s. e yr Aa,n s.
ha mg 3i'sei bL mG4t y,my - : ine ST
:, W II. SHAY G Broa.. Hro, 40. ma Gay
ST. Iarrant Drug stor. roDe..c an. broad
,.o, Fast or rorsirEn :v-..i:u,r
Iciabcrgcr's aI--Sls Il. is!u.G -,
r'aS'. lJil s Co 81, H. .tip..U st.
!: "eirieS DrUs store. ~ i. Broad ST.
Wsni' D;!E store. FIST" 81" Marshall SIS.
u IS Vaughan. ~ HcctE l:ith ST.
~, ~, Daley 700 Mort. -ertn St.
iccnth ST.
3 u. Ghldrcy % :. .n.mcvutn st.
:, uiher : l'haim.u!. twenty -H,s, and Main
Williams Pharmacy. 'rw.nty -nr=, anJ Mar
s,pnrtinssJg DRUG con,pany. went. mira and
%cei < sshaoI Drus co. twenty nfth
;. "ooda rharinaey. TMymty u. ord Leigh
g, church Il iharineey. 800 ..n.t Broad
y. Craig Dru.' store e3oo ,: n,,ad ),
-hlft% nret st.
FARMHOUSE.
, BhHi'rro'jt&S Nr:iiG'iirss.. 81 noun "S'
HaI!s Drug store Horti ave.
:, iiIGHlANU rAHk.
W Is Vaughan. Fourth ana stuart.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
thaa ". Garrison 1905 Hun ST, and all1
IL crest IiiI Ave.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. sloi
scmHea Avenue.
sWA%SBOEO.
b =. Iiobers. 2O0i IiulI 81
FULTON.
= a Black. a,lG williamsburg Ave
ieoples Drus s,ete. .Ju" " iI.iaEsOufc
PETERSBURG
Times dispatch B~nob. 40 Noru. .ct-
more street PhOu. Petersburg 80
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Training mt charlottesville.

Special TO The Times Dispatch1
CliARLUT'rESNII.LE VA. March So
captain y. T.. Cosby. of the Nationa |
Training Camp Association, New York
VIII come to the University Of Eir-
Sinia Tomorrow TO assist in forming a
Virginia organization to further the
cause OF military training in the State
All men who have attended a Fed :
Graz training camp or who are inter
cS'ed IN the training camp movement
are invited TO attend the meeting and
become members OF the organization
Professors y. NJ. Dobic. l.. q. HoXton
and III. H. johnson. of the University OF
Virginia are back Of the movement.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Fifteen building Permits, Amounting

to S:.:l.G44.
Mrs. Addic Sprcnklc. 10 erect frame
'WeilinG south side OF Chaflin Street
between Carrollton Street aud Beau
w. j. Gilman. to erect brick apart
mcnt house east side of Sheppard
street, between Grace Street and Mon
umcnt Avenue. to cost $4,000.
Tim Parrish. to erect brick garage,
al Stuart Avenue. to cost $500.
Semncs Avenue. TO cost 500.
Mrs. Kate l.. Ely. to erect frame
dwelling east side OF Bcattie Avenue.
between Thirty second ana Thirty-third
Streets. 10 COS, $1,000.
Mrs. lottic = Cannon. to repair brick
dwelling. i0I North Madison. to cost
Mrs. .. Z. zncharIas. TO repair frame
dwelling. ro"lcy Avenue, to cost
S23O
Manley Iiut%lcr. to repair brick
DWELLING. 3:5 South Third Street. to
y Z. thurman. t" repair frame dwell
ing northcns, corner Catherine and
Gilmcr Streets. |" cost $3.50.
u. y. Parrish. to repair frame
dwelling: > North Dooley Avenue to
cost S2ii
T.. Monthour to repair two frame
dwelling. 5O@-5o5 East Federal Street
30 cost Sl50.
AIRS. Anna NJ. Muttcr. to repair brick
store. 500 North Seventh Street. to
cost $500
The Randolph Paper Box Company.
To repair brick office 1915 Ross Street
To cost $50.
ing: 3l23 West Marshall Street. to cost
S21J
T. T. Fletcher. to repair brick ga
rage. 10 cost s225.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were granted yesterday by
The state Corporation Commission as
The Phillips Lumber Company. Inc
Richmond. John 7. Wilson. president: :
l.. i. NucEols. secretary and treasurer
both OF Richmond. Capital. $4,000
Lumber business
Garden city corporation. Richmond.
Secrrtary.h both Of Richmand. Capital,
$4,000 |; salty-
Raven Red \sh coal Corporation.
Tazswcll 4. J. Mcouail. president.
Hlucticld. w Va. j. \. McQuail. sec
rotary and treasurer. Hiawatha. w. Va.
tApital SlaN.nno. COAl hu8incss.
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SITUATION MISUNDERSTANDING

800 la4y desires position a. stc,,o,ta-
rh"f ana general ofivr worh Good rcf
cr,m..E u 80. ,nrc Times pispatc6
ANiED companions place Ia SOM. r.
hh"i I"Iy turing summer months Like
NhN"lhS Ad1rcsa J. l3j care Times. Dis
i'oSi l,!N ~ tr"Hh-cp"r and Office assist.
.Nl' !" months experience. can furnish
t"ieren,e II i32, ARE Times Dispatch
NNIED e position hoUsal -. ,,.r or
=, 'phir mon Tor old lady. Nddres. Mrs.
MhrE i,rlgt Rr""knoal Va
POSITION wanted b., reliable urdcr.r.t,i-
Hht. nurse IN doctors office 10 nssI.f -,
.'"rI thlns also nght bookkeeping t;,pit
.n Nl.s = ! Tuchcr. chasc an. ~ 4
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err, CIRCUIT COURT.

Notices Of motions for judgments
were filed yesterday in the city Circuit
tnur; in the following cases:
-: i; Giles against the Reliable Ice
and ic" cream Company. and McSwcc-
nrNS Ice Cream Company. for $4,000.
II. Is. Hayes against r. L. Clark a.
co. for s172.S3
Judgment for slII.55 was entered in
til" suit OF Il. T. Pitts against George
Eioomcnthal and the Continental Pro-
ducinS Company.
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MONDAY, APRIL. =. 1917.
at !" o'clock NJ.

MONDAY, ArRII. :. 1917.
at !" o'clock NJ.
the above described property.
Ihc lot fronts - feet on the south
side of Main street by :, depth Of 100
feet more or less to Il wide, paved
alley ia the rear.
The building on tile lot has very
recently been damaged by Dire but
can he put in good condition again and
viii then make one of the best pieces
Of business property OF the block.
Tho improvements now under con-
SidcratiOn TO he mad. in this locality
by the widening OF Fourteenth ana
Fifteenth Streets for the purpose OF
making more room for the handling
of the large and increasing trade from
the SouthSldc. coming across Mayo'S
Fridge. is bound to greatly enhance
the value of this property, and we
would commend this sale to persons
VINO are nov looking for Il solid and
safe investment ana one with a good
fuiNrs 10 il.
TEEMS pnc-third cash. balance at
one aud ~" years. with interest added
on deferred payments.
SUTTON * co. INC.
.Nuctioncers
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'u,>rru, RELEASE DEEDS.
-rlrn Deeds ~ Rclcn~r. Amounting Ia


Icon NJ HaNlr. trustee, 80 William
tttiiU lots ;,ud IN IN block 10 in
Hr""NlHud paIh. also personal prop
"riy. February -. 1917: $1,000.
- RIOS =. BROWN - ais trustees. t"
" T. Fick"ls. l:"Ni5n feet southeast
corner Meadow and claiborne" Streets.
March II l"i7; $5Oa"
~ Roy T.. HroWp ct ais. trustees. to
John f. Daley. 35Nl23 feet. known :ts
los pakw""d Avenue March 2o.l?l7:
S2.rgu
T." Roy T.. Brown 1T ais. trustees, TO
Mars y Clarke. "IN2io feet known as
l'ui Beverly Street March ~. 1917:
$500"
q Il. Sajiornclh ~. trustee. 20 IIu-
bert * Perkins. Ia, : IN block ~ in
HrightNvood. March IS. 1871: $500
Harrison & Bates. trustees. to
Joseuh 9. Halcr. - /: 10y 100 feet.
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-Four Deeds of Trust. Amounting to


-. Br"thcrs ct uX. to f. r. Catiin.
trustee. lots :,ud 10 IN h'""p 10 in
lro"klaud Park. December H. 1915,
81 $50
John l.. Daley ~ ux. to H.. i:oy y.
Brown q, ais trustees, 3"Ni"j feet.
known Hs NOS bakwood Avenue.
March 20. 1917: &l.500
James IT, M"r,nn ct ux. To H. y. Me
curdy. trustee. 30Nl25 feet west line
OF Twenty iirth Street al north line Of
> street March -. 1917: $500.
KATHERINE" g. ItiCkS ~ ais. to l.cakc
4 Foull,c. trustees. II feet 81 inches
by l2o ~ feet. Known as ln9- III North
Third: also - II by ITO feet. known
as ll3-ll3-A North Third Street.
March -. 1917; S23.T5o.
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NiI.i.IiNl.n

once of tn" Albemarlc Paper Mig 90.
Richmond. Va, March, -g Iat.
THE regular annual meeting ~ Tie stock
holders Of Ia" Alhcmurle Paper NIfg 90
hi "r hcli az TIA" office az t'lc ,pIupau-
At iichm"nG. Va, on Thursday tho i-il.' dag
col April, 1917 ~ ~ o'Clo,l. \ VI
ARTHUR /. EtBEETSpN
Secretary ana Treasurer.
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y NTIiD-.tucnt>.

80 ~ r"'i""nt agents tn 'srue town
a., '"u','f ~ ~" stat" - -rIa tt" best
~, ~ az, lHrhi aud health puIi-ic, ru th.
Xxx Ht, ni,""iai hfst nna '"no~o, .pu,u
.'''IN .Nl'''h "" pHN given tu urnpr.G.llts
80 ""i'I an iu'rrhlii" AMI p.Jtt,,i.ra. .i.
''.'' ,h"tt"r nnpF ,pr Your t"rriinr, to-
-uL1h.c Company BRISTOL =.
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REMOVAL.
March 30. 1917

" :. VA :" "N|uUWUc 0NlI We nave W1-..-.
"ur OIL -~ t. No~. EOS %ug and .l0 Nlv-
iu-. k4!I,nE Gibson. Moore y sutton
March "a 1911
PLEASE take notice. that | win no, aftc,
TINS d"tc Ice responsible FOR aux ,l,bt,
Contracted by any person without written
huihoT!tE from Inc. Fred Eoyd lp! ruSt
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foE rem u',c, pIr"d teas" 90 n"v lover
ii"i ih Ny 'ai luu. Sis Tou'ua and h3tth
rfMl. ,@u"r"H throughout. ~ Ie1 car,
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.,TiUN wANTt:i;-.>,a.c

f"l'N1 iawyor weml,er n.r >ortE caro-.
IT, NN*ini" Nur-"m" I"Ur, Un!;ea
1870 '!cHir'- position with lass iiriu ,.r
.t' !"F Shlart secondary t,r,li,I.. r.,. La. D,
I..Lnr.m,c-- Allr.-. 400 ..,n... :. --.--..L.- ~
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nusTINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.
r"" Deeds of Trust. Amounting to

81 200.
Dallas l.. Jordan to George ii. Paul.
trustee, % by irregular depth south
side Of Stockton Street. between Sew
"u'ccnth and Eighteenth Streets: also
- ~ IRREGULAR depth south line %:
stockton street. at Seventeenth Street.
March IS. 1910. Sl.o"0.
James H. Wnyrnuck ct ux. TO Law
renee T.. i'col. trustee. lots : ANA in
suu,,r" li2o West Manchester Land
Company. SrnO
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st Marshall street

known az No. East Marshall street
March -. 1917: s3.35o.
u Jordan l.cakc AT ais. trustees 10
William NJ Miller. &c feet 6l-3 inches
by l"o feet. known as ego TAYLOR
street. March -. lal7. Sl.6So
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WANTED strong c"lor"d porte: To- work Ia
tscnth Street.
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MARRIAGES LICENSE.

The following marriage license va,
ISSUED yesterday by the clerk OF thu
lluStncS Court:
Ice c""=hcnnaush and Jessie wag-