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Evening journal., 1917-12-04

carrot, 3 turnips, pepper corns, 2 bay
leaves, salt and pepper. The vegetables
should be prepared and fried in the
melted butter for 10 minutes, then ad-
ded to the hot milk with bay leaves,
pepper corns and barley. sprlnkled in
slowly. Allow the mixture TO simmer
slowly for hours in a double sauce
pan. After cooking It should be passed
through a sieve. the cream added, and
let simmer for a few minutes more. If
too thick more milk or a little water
may be added Serve with toast or
toasted cheese sandwiches.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
ny BIDDY BYE.

In cogitating upon meatless days
our regular Tuesday morning practice
we arrived at the consoling philo-
sophical conclusion that daily meat was
not so much necessity as habit. We
served it daily not that we loved meat
more, but that we loved labor less. Dr.
Harvey Wiley, food expert extraordin-
ary, declares that we shall actually be
healthier for our patriotic economy and
save both on butcher and druggists
bills. And are there not vast and ex-
pensive sanitariums TO which the veal
thy repair for relief from all the ills
that too much flesh-eating is parent
to2
AS we, editorially speaking, study the
substantial vegetable dishes designed
to produce the same amount of nutri-
ment as the meat they replace, we sus-
pect that the care and skill involved in
their preparation may have had some
thing to do with the greater popular
ity Of meat. which, arriving from the
butchers settles cozily into a pot and
takes care OF itself until ready for the
platter. Meat cooking is so easy--and
vegetable dishes, the best ones, are
rather hard.
But conservation Of MEAT and not
conservation Of the individual cooks
time is the end In view, and II careful
cooking Of vegetables viii make them
as palatable and nutritious as meat
the meat that is a necessity to the
army-then giving time Is a very small
bit"
The three vegetable recipes present
ed here require some time for prepara-
tion, but they will produce dishes
which will make the family forget the
absence Of meat
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
The Coats

Full-length flare and belted
styles for street, dress and
motor wear in a large as
sortment of fashionable
weaves and colors; all sizes
up to 521s bust for women
and misses.
Up to $94.5O Suits sis
Up to $3.50 Goats sis
Up to $34.5O Dresses, SIS
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
Temperance and Prohibition

In this time Of when every national energy
thoughts of national protection country
be confronted with the problem Intempance nsenty
than before that public
the highest qualities
form of Inemperance
anxious hyeical something
consider later its wisdom there much camor
aoreme the Misery
Ukase
become absinent by Fiat
Russia today her riot of License and Anarchy Exempar
the swing of the human pendulum to violent
Men their ignorance pendulum, swing
ing Wisdom
Lies pendulum cannot hold fast at either extreme.
Prohibition penduluns swing
steady equilibrium TEMPERANCE oderatng
of both madnesses
Prohibition only those WILL
and drunkard who WILL to be drunken.
True Temperance abstanes
dunds No nation drunken where cheap Thomas
Jefferson out OF his wisdom knowledge where the
deaness OF wine substitutes ardent spirits the beverage
Thus he enunated Universal Principle say
beerwth less than one third the alcoholic Principle
the and is known to the Experience of the Ages
Principle firmly in
produce truly NATIONAL TEMPERANCE than the coercion
of Prohibition.
The United States Brewers Association
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
CORONER CLOSES CASE.

The jury Summoned by Coroner Spring
In the case Of Rosa Colatrino, who was
fatally injured when run down by an
automobile at Seventh AM Pine streets.
last week, considered the testimony at
the coronsr's offlce last night, and re-
turned a verdict that the child came 10
her death from a fractured skull sus-
tained by being run down by an auto
mobile operated by C. w. Cunningham.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
up to $45.00
Suits, Coats
and Dresses
$40
The Dresses

Tailored and dressy frocks
of serge and the newest silk
textures in a splendid se.ec-
ton of various styles and
modish colors, in sizes for
misses and women up to "A
bust.
Up to $4,000 Suits $40
UP to $3.50 Goats $50
Up to $45.OO Dresses, $40
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
up to $22.50
Suits, Coats
and Dresses
ST. @
The Suits
None c. o. D.


Plain tailored and dressy
styles, variously trimmed, in
gabardines, poplins, serges,
broadcloths, and yelours;
the fashionable colors in
wide variety; sizes for
misses and women up TO
52ll2 bust.
Up to $3.50 Suits $40
Up TO $3.50 Goats $40
Up TO $22.5O Dresses, $40
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n 70
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
NOT MEAT--BUT JUST
AS GOOD IF NOT BETTER

and line evenly with potato paste.
Brush over paste with white OF egg and
bake % minutes. Put tomato sauce into
pan and heat, adding Lima beans and
cauli1ower and heating thoroughly.
Turn out the potato case and I'LL with
the vegetables. Sprinkle the top with
toasted bread crumbs and parsley, aud
serve with the following sauce: ono
half cupful liquor from cooking beans,
i-2 cupful tomato sauce, ~ teaspoon
full corn -four Mix smoothly with A
little water, boil five minutes, season
and serve. The potato paste Of which
the vegetable case is made is OF 2 cup
fuls Of boiled and mashed potatoes. ?
tablespoonfuls butter, 2 teaspoonfuls
milk, yolk sof 2 eggs and seasoning.
Bean TimbsleS.
Three scant cupfuls cooked Lima
beans, tablespoonfuls butter, IL
cupfuls. kidney beans, i-2 tablespoon
fuls butter, tablespoonfuls flour, ~
cup liquor in which beans were cooked,
yolk Of 4 egg. Rub Lima beans through
sieve and mix with the melted butter.
Butter a tin and coat it with bread
crumbs, line sides and bottom with
bean paste. saving some for top. Wash
kidney beans and cook until tender,
strain. Melt butter. mix in -four. add
liquid and cook 10 minutes. season, add
yolk Of egg and beans. Pour mixture
into center Of Lima bean case. cover
with Lima bean paste and bake a half
hour. Turn on hot platter and serve
Immediately.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
WOMEN FLEECE GAMING 'TAX.' 2

Peninsula people are being warned
to look out for two women who have
been going about In an automobile and
collecting 2 cents a can on canned
goods under the claim that the Gov
ernment is levying the tax and has
appointed them 10 collect Il. They
have appeared in the vicinity OF
Townsend and in the various Mary
land sections Just over the state line.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04

Use the Want Ads TO procure new
positions this coming week. Cooks,
Mattresses and domestic help will be
readily procured through want ads.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
Casserole Of Venetable..

One, and one-half cupfuls Lima beans,
ca1li1ower, cupful potato paste,
bread crumbs. white Of egg. i-2 cup
full tomato sauce. i-2 teaspoonful par
sley. Soak beans overnight then boil
until tender Boil, csulifower and divide
in small pieces. Butter baking dis1
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
Barley Cream Snnn.

Barley Cream Soup.
To 1 quart OF milk add level table
spoonfuls OF butter. 10 cupful cream.
2 ounces Of pearl barley. D onions. 1
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CHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

Six Dceds of Reiensc, Amounting
]. r. Dowdcn, trustee. to philip and
Dclphinc r.. FicEc, ISL by 645-j.
feet north line OF Il 30 foot alley. 100
10 icct west Of Eleventh Street. April
), 1917; sos.
Rove Dunford. trustees. TO Frank
H. SNYDER o"nN2'6 IL feet southeast
corner OF railroad Avenue and Boule-
ward. December %, 1916 $1,000.
john II. Gayle. trustee. to Harriet
Beverly. .IXl20 feet north line of y
street. between Thirty-third and Thir-
tE-tourih Streets. March so, 1917;
SLIGO
Elan e Funston. trustees 10 Davis
Rros.. Inc. i0NI3o feet north line OF
y street at east line OF Twcnty-ninth
street. March 20. 1871. $4,000
Elan II Funston. trustees, to Nelson
Moore. iuNl3U feet north line of y
Street at east line Of Twenty ninth
street. March -. 1911. $3.50.
Richardson Il Schmidt. trustees, 10
George H. richardson. - feet 9l-o
inches by ll3 feet known n. SEQ %orth
Second street. April :. 1871: x2.iO.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.
CHURCH NOTICES
I,pISCrP

ErIsC0PAL.
neat af! MsSfp., n sHtu j. +
-. :, Y. II the Part{:, hous., on Mao Madison d,
ar@o 81 m9rnaE a, II @cIoe a.
ara itro.d F AIra.. E r} on ,TwTLFT.!
DANIEI::. pa,tor.-Psea chinE At ii \ ~ and
,:l5 l.. NJ :;ruday school 900 g. Nj iiara"s
M mdSh S awe NJ wIa n Hss'c5n 81;
y ". You arc cordially in,i,cd
,y SEiRNp iliiArr'ST ana nNIHf
Skn!%; VII "roaGn =; tn, f'5' morning ~ nr
=, the eY:Gmiar 'eryic. the :hoir vii ren
and roeessd "SI % cora i.HF w III.
rTo'; i j. wicM Vii ;rosi f o at bo, i,
ir@ sreIiai .'usis aud baptism a, ii
Grace cU EyTShETFh1 FHrszrry,,.x
Hf LyN e sfrw ga !I"1sG b. s psss61
80 / M MT; Sha's sls ssheci women ;,
Mack: Ero,heThood d" b. b. NJ
il:oo 4 -Communton service
Wy M-Read Memorial sabbath School
- I MS 6as ser rsSSe Lea s sS Ssir
.h MrI II Mr1Ssrhi pREs sEtAS
i.ryt$s yin be und.2 n.rc.s Of 'hc ne r 9asn!
P""ni.'s Society. Mr.. wade 4. Smith MAX.
ING an address. " "!cOmc.
FIRST pRESBVrERIAN CHURCH.
i.reachinS at u ~ NJ. and r. NJ ~ Of
r.: i. NcFADEN. sunday school at a:"t:
bibi" classes at 10 \. NJ
SECcND pRESBTTEEIAN cHUrC
iEN. HtSSti.i. CECIL. u. ID. rastor.-Ser.
ices at IL y. NJ. and ! T.. NJ. "Wednesday
T. sunday school. o:.5 \ NJ
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
nlRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
-EcfhIar services VIII be held to-Ir,or-oW
morning IN the church ed!fce Corner park
80; u. ana Meadow Street. AZ II o'clock
sun!.'t: 'lnfcality. Wednesday, ovnninE
'sSiinlomY aud experience meeting al
,p.h: leading rooms tNos 6oi .eoo0 are 10
.h,s,9 ny the virginia Railway and Power
l,'..l'iT corner seventh and Franklin
n,fr'', ana arc opcn da:'!. except Sundays
fnril"l. " '"'''
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NIAnRIAGE LICENSES.

Tie following marriage license,
were issued yesterday by the clerk
OF the Hastings Court:
Grover Cleveland Thomas and The
rcsia Ernst.
William L. Ford and Alice l.. Leigh
ton.
Frank T.. MICRO and Catharinc i.
WunSch.
Fred Kay and Marie Cccilc dc ScrouX,
bert
Willard l.. Sullivan and Harriet
Dunn.
George Thomas Crcnshaw, Chester
field County. and Sallio Richie Mitchell.
John Irving Wicker and Mary V.
john.
Thomas Julian Nuckols and Mary N.
Perduc.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Eight building Permits, Amounting IN


StS,I.5.
w. Il. Thurston. TO erect brick ga
rage. 2o2l Hanover Avenue. to cost
$500.
John Barber TO erect frame dwelling.
3lo East State Street. to cost S2.l00
l.. i. Barnes. to erect brick garage
TO- Monument Avenue. 10 cost Sloo,
&. II. Tucker. to erect brick garage
north side of Monument Avenue, he
tween boulevard and Mulberry Street.
to cost $500.
Samuel Meyers. to erect brick build
ing. 1871 Hull Street. to cost Sll5OO.
G \. Fordham. to repair brick ga
rage, 1925 West Broad Street. to cost
Sl10.
b. Il. Tucker. to repair brick dwell
ing. 200 Monument Avenue to cost
$1,000.
Richmond Hotel to repair brick
hotel northwest corner Ninth and
Grace streets. To cost $3.50
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CHANCEnl TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds OF linrxntn and IN
Amounting tn XIlSIDS

Fi'c Deeds OF linrEnin and Snlr.
Amounting to S3,iSI.:lS.
Dclphinc T.. FicSc to Philin tiecr
~ l.. by ~ .-J feet. known as 5Is
N"rth i'.cNcnlh Street; also 3xl2i feet
Vet 'inc 81 Eleventh Street, 22ols
icct south Of Leigh Street April :.
1871 tax. $3.50: $40.
X: Bialkowski. 70xliO feet west lin,
OF Third Avenue, 2ij feet north az
POLLOCK street. April =. 1917; 5000
r, Jacob w. Wilbur. inc. to Robert )
ociph ct al, lots IL and ~ in NM
crest Park. February .. 1917: S231
JACOB w. Wilbur. Inc. to Lena Gre
CORY. lots 15 aud 80 in Iillcrcst Park
March 10. 1917: s2ii.3S
;, AnocF Realty Corporation 10 r. W.
j.. Wood. lots 4 and in block : -,
section 4 in Colonial Place August ;.
1915; $500. =
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|.
beth G. Cauthorn and others. entered
on the. 18th day OF January. 1917. the
81 ;Estil sommssT"srs ap
public suction. on tho premises
THURSDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
APRIL. 1917. at - NJ.
those certain desirable tracts OF land
situated IN Tuckahoe District, IIenrico
east OF short Pump. on II road lead
ing from the Three Chopt Road near
known AS the stlnsy Road. Said tracts
are briefly as follows:
M 90; pn% So 1slaG ere. tract known as
part of North Elba."
%qs ED Of and 4i0 Sins on ss
Church Road
q. \ tract Of lss.4s acres. made up
to). y tract Of 80 acres, Il portion OF
North Isibs."
90 81 , ,rss, Of LIT acres; consist.
acres OF North Elba."
The above tracts arc shown on
plat OF T: Crawford Redd & Bro. dat
CO.. e c &c 10, i leiS "nd CONFUSE
These tracts ali adjoin and are To-
Gated in IL: best line OF progress Of
particularly attractive to investors \
portion of this, property adjoins the
G GrG,,sr;v Eos sa,, Nine proGer,%; This
consolidated into one farm.
TERMS: Onc-third cash and the
residue III three equal instruments at
o l. and IS months, taking notes from
INC purchaser or purchasers. with in
teroSt from day OF sale anti. paid, the
title TO be retained by ;hc court until
All the purchase money shall have
becn paid. or all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser.
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN.
ALBERT o. BOSCIIEN
John HOWARD.
ROBERT T.. PEYTON. JH.,
G.. CARLTON JACKSON.
CONWAY r. SANDS,
Special Commissioners.
In the clerks office OF the Circuit
Court OF the County OF Henrico:
y. c. LuXford Exor., etc. PLAINTIFF
Against
Elizabeth g. Cauthorn. etc. Defendant
/ hereby certify that the bond on
the above-styled suit has been duly
given.
Given under my hand as CLERK OF the
S SAG court this first day OF February.
SAMUEL p, wADDILL.
Clerk.
By Il. G. Fletcher. Deputy.
On account Of Indictment weather. the
place In front of Henrico County
Courthouse on
SATURDAY. APRIL :. 1917.
Il. Il. cfIAFFIN x co. INC
Auctioncers
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If. I'D. WANTS
: ~. :. cents a line per Insertion.
10 cents n line Der insertion.

st nShtEf. cents q line per insorlion.
a.. Suni@Sas' spa .e' pa! psG 'in ise..
Kill 55tS6 9nHs tsE psgftiss
IOMFnSNTf ri,ro r ru G0lIf. CASH TO Ac-
KATIE YER LINE
s,~, Minimum space, Two lines,
5 Ds nXf n ,.1 DAi,.l 'inser,ions. 20 cents.
SuNSEcL I'VE: Insertions 40 cont,
SITUATIONS Wanted. Male AMI female
) t lime DA I, or aUNDAi. cents u Hue.
lines e ", yi nicasurement 10 aollu agate, -
M" RI, 20 the men. and SIX word. TO tne line.
determinations MOI guaranteed after 3 r. ST.
1ytpsiAliuNs rok Ia MANI ADS.
II, .ue following Iim.s- l>iepxtvh Hrauyn o.
reEuI.r n o,n are areepteu BY then, at The
ohSs rates. which are given above:
Est Oh fOUeliEE STREET.
yet Enc rnarmacy. l.27 ". Curry ST
"nsdos Drug store. fio,u Ave. and
,oSn. sr' H. 8 Turner: Druxxia,. wes, Broad.
ktrns ,rinacy, ::S3 Hanover 40.
l. goos. pf DfuS s' Sss1. -c; oy Gyo'e AVS
n, MrEhts Drug Co. Inc. Loniusfuy and
XXX XXX Drux store. Alien Ave. anu Grace St;
s'f b4as Rs; ;Si. So SO T. 81 :" .n St. 81!
burns,s ssf br rs"E stot. - ,Is.a SIS
s, II. May & Bros. broo:. A.e. aml Clay
81 'rr.nt Drug store, foLeg-e .nd Broad
TWgn.n o.. il tss, h,oaa 81. ''nN
r sFiSs. B;5. a. s!: IL +: !'Ss st.
. .: bi SSsE s;S:. i -. ns!:s.i 81.
y t. Dsi %5ha 20 ~ Sdr %sti. .n, lf! g. ST.
,.. .n,Ghhardson DrpE st,:.. spI !. Seven
= H. Gh,,trey. % y: l.sm,een,h St,
81, "'nerS Pharmacy. Twenty hrsi ard Main
Williams Pharmacy. Tm.n;y-nrs, ana Mar.
.spnnEer Drug Company. Tw.n,y ,hsd and
:, M.1ds Drus store. rvcn,y.nin,h and =
.n %o %d,. s;hss; Drus Co.. 'ru.n,y- 9th
3, Woods Pharmacy. Twenty ano aua Leigh
g, Church Hi lharm.cy $500 Es.. prosa
R i r c,.'r Brcs store. 800 Z a'oaa s.
FArnHou%T.
'a''moant Pharmacy. :l.5 fa.sInouut Ave
BARTON AEiGHTs-
faayn Drug Store. North Ave.
Steere's Drug Store. 1909 North Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK.
&. SI2 ,6y, 4 Co p, it9' Th,rs Az.
SOUTH RICHMOND
roi:.' Hi Ri H s.. 1903 H"" st. And 'il'
WoopLAND HEIGHTS
oea'and Heights Pharmacy. 3ioi
swANSBoRo
n n Roberts DRUG store. .sot Hon -.
J, a, BLACK. sal, tisE W,ilis,n.our. A..
reopies Drug Store. 1900 williamsburg
PETERSBURG
T,nes Dispetch Branch. an %orla S.-4-
NOR. street Phone REVERSING 80
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CHA>CEn,I DEEDS or trust.
Sin Deeds OF Trust. Amounting =,
Snr.tS:,


Philip ficSc 81 TX. 30 W. T.. Sullivan.
trustee. 20 - 10y i2t@-3 feet. know,
as Oh Eorth Eleventh Street also
3Ni2f feet vest line of Eleventh
street. 80 ! % feet south of Leigh
street APRIL 5. 1917; S3.2i5.
Il. II. SinGrcy ct uX. to Howard Sui
ton. trustee. 81 feet ELL inches by
- IS feet. known as lot . in block
S3,:,i".
T.. II. Sinercy CT ux. to Howard SUIT
toli. trustee, 30 feet Pa inches BIZ
10 81 feet. known as lot . in block
~ Eattcry Court. April 3. 1917;
Mary =. James ct vir to Richcson
a trutchhcld. trustees. c6Al50 feet,
known "a 1904 West Rroad Street
Mar IN :. 1871: 3I,I3O
MARY X. Hiaikowslsi ct vir TO Will
liam T. Rcdd. trustee. lots Is and 10 in
block 2s in Highland Park: also Soxl4o
Feet east line OF Fiftn Avenue. April
.. 1915 SsiS.
William II. White ct ux to II. Sell
don raylor, Jr.. trustee. 4ox13O foot
northeaot corner Twcnty-ninth and y
streets. March 20. 1917: S7.OSO.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
AUCTION SALE OF LOTS ON
BRYAN. JAMES AND LIT
TLEPAGE STREETS

WEDNESDAY. APRIL II. 1917 At }
+. NJ. ON THE GROUNDS
The heirs at Law OF w H. Tyler
will sell at public auction on the
grounds.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL H. 1917.
at i. NJ.
tho following lots OF land:
SO: West Bryan street. 3oxll7 feet.
with t-room house thereon.
sos West Bryan Street. 3oxll1 feet,
with e-room house thereon.
500 West James Street. 4Oxl0o feet
with room house thereon.
300 tiitlcpaEe Street. 102xl1l feet,
with 5-room house thereon.
Vacant lot. corner of West BRYAN
and Littlepage Streets. 5aNll1 feet.
Vacant lot. corner of West Rryan
and LittlepaEe Streets. Soxll1 feet
Terms OF sale: One-half cash, bal
ance at one year, with interest with
option in purchaser to pay all cash.
STANTARNE WILSON,
Attorney for Heirs.
April ;. 1917.
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DEATHS

buNNETT.--pted. 4, nj. r,u-iu-le.- res.-
GEpnGE Il nuE%Er1' lie ~, Me-
mo tour children to mourn THEIR ips-. Irss
!, l.. Wilson Mrs. EnE~nc TluF.tou Mrs.
W.: l.. b.ilcy ana Isaac = BgTHctt
Funeral from Nciabi. stree, BAPTIST
Church SUNDAY AfTER&oON al j. VI,
LIlcrfs anG ac0uaintanc.- are invited
C3okE.-D!ed. suddenly q, hn lone II.
J: ADDISON COOK former. ~ ,h,- CITY.
", II survived by his 80. .uG tire. chill
oxen Chloe T!l"-. cons a. Whlttls md
Addison Bnrnwell COOKE. ana also H.. one
brother and three sisters charlie l. cook.
ana Mrs James Gordon. o: Ri"hn"uG; Nv
hcors" G. Jordan. ot aShiuCtou. = e..
AMI Mrs Geors. r. hakc. Of Sauu,on. W.
lunerAI -ervlC.r "a baltimore =, O'Clock
SATURDAY hFTERSOOS iuterment in
Nortolk sunday morning.
SCNNAl.LY Died. yesterday =, ~ o'ciocE
~ hiS rc-idrn"c % E.s! f.m,h Sre:G
II hih th!r'y .nIn'h year. lie Is survived ~
his ~i'cl Tho "a- formerly MISC Mamie
uarton: hts parents. -. brothers iIcnry.
Marshall. Raymond Iiarr-y. RolAnd ana
Blanchard. ana three sisters Mrs DourIs.
craig Mrs. Geors- ". Linton. and Niss
Jose rhinc Suuual!!
funcra, ..rNt,.S R.innrn.S" stree: R.p,!.;
lntcrnlert NAury Gcmcterg
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Iachmond. VA. April 4. 1917.
TIE board OF directors of tho First Ma
uonni Bank OF Richmond. Va, haye this
day declared quarterly dividend o, $3.50
10 Stockholders OF record At the clos. OF
bukinenS April q. 1917. Checks III lie
mailed on April 10.
". VI. ADDISON.
Cashier.
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MEETINGS

ONCE OF the AlbeIuarlc Paper Mfg Co,
itichmond. Va. March -. 1917.
TIE regular annual Injecting OF the stock
holders OF the Aibcinarlt Paper MFG. Co .
VIII be held at the oiiicc OF the company
NJ iiichinond Va. Oh Thursday the 18th dag
-: April. 1915. At IL o'clock A. NJ.
ARTHUR y. ROBERTSOS.
Secretary and Treasuror.
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CHARTER ISSUED.

The following charter was issued
yesterday by tho State Corporation
Commissions:
The Manganese Mining Corporation.
Louisa. w. W. Smith. Jr.. president;
i. q. purall secrctary--both Of Louisa
$4,000. Mining.
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PROPOSALc-.eaIeti.

OEtIrE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. u. e..
Washington. ID. c.. March -. 1917. Sealed
nroposais VIII be received at :hi, orlce
Room 500, District building. until . o'clock
Delivering granite .curblng for use during
the hsca! year beginning July l. 1917. AMI
form OF proposal may be obsaimed from IL.
trict building. Washington. y. c. Offer
J.. Newman. Louis Hrowrlow. Charles W.
)\utn. Commit sSioners D. G.
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STATIONERY supplies. Marine Corps, Quar-.
c. April l. 1917 Scsi" prono ssn,hE 81 d,, T.
cate yin be reHciycd in This Office until
~ \. AZ. May l. 1917. and thcn lie publicly.
"nened for furnishing tho Marine Corp
ss;stior"ry supplies and toilc, paper for tn
blanks and other Information MAJ be oh.
,sin"d and standard sinuie- exa mined r.,
this Office and tho office or tho Demo,
9uartcEmsSter: NJ. e.. 100 South Rrond
street Philadelphia IA This ofricc re.
or ra,'s thereof, and to waive irforni.ii.
TICS therein. ii''ir from regular ,leaier
nniy viN hn considered & l.. Met o.cln,
hrisadicr General. Cua rtcrmsstor
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ONCE OF sfc stat. lIishway Comm'ss,on.

Sealed bids viii be received At the Office
OF tho state Highway Commissioned. R.cn-
nond: Var unt!! II o'clock noon. ArRI.
IS 1917. Tor f,.-n!shine and applying the
ioiio"inS hitum.Dous material:
100 gallons 'lS O-3. or 90: p0in,
OF deliver. Richmond. Va.
a.2ti gallons o-3: or 90; point or Il.
Bids arc to he received as follows;
J. fo- HtDinlnouS material. u u. car
point OF deiver-.
,,:. Tor sweeping road.ay and app !.nA
Oituuinous material.
,. For furnishing and applying bi,urn..
nous material OH road. including sVe-p::.
kid. "ill also b. received for furnishing
ana applying sos gallons tbs OH the
Mountain Road between Glen Alien am
Solomon's Store. - or a mile.
certified check for $3.50 must accom-
PAM each bid for material or pori
ire stat" lIighaay Com ssnner r..
serves the right 10 reject anv or All n-o.
posais submitted in response TO the aGrer
tscincE'.
q; F. COI.EMAE
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Sues Du Pont Comp,pr

j. +. Jet. an infant. by his father,
T.. ~ lett. yesterday fled suit for
$1,000 damages against the t. I. du
Pont de Ncmours & Co. in the Law and
Equity Court There was no dcclara-
:
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State Highway Comrnissior.r

once OF the state HIEh.ey Commission
NJ. hichmond. Va. April 3. 1911
Siu,G,kInghem, W.. until !: o'clock noon
In,ESnAf April. 70. 1917. for thu con
Nructon OF steel bridge =, feet long ~ a..
i hamIo'ph Grsek, near Davidson school
honse IN buckingham County. Va.
Plans md specifications on ~. q, tho
80 qMce hucsinsham, Va. aud at this
once. Further Information furnished on
Application 10 tho undersigned.
certified check for $3.50 must accom-
Th. right is reserved 10 reject any o.
G.. p. COLEMAN
Srate lIiEhMaN Cow ,,lisslnncr
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CASH for antique furniture Of ali KINDS
m write me what you have. Beard llS
West Main. Richmond. Va.
Old false teeth wanted. Don't matter /.
hrokcn. pay one 20 ten dollars per
SET. send by parcel post and receive check
by return mail. l.. MaZer. .0o7 South Fifth
Street, PHILADELPHIA Pa
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HENH,co DEED or TRUST.

'''~"'NV DF'FD OF TWCST.
Ono Deed OF Trust. Amounting tn
1000.
William l.. Stahl ct ais. to Ernest w
IarteE. trustee. - acres near Broad
street Road. about one mile west Of
Richmond. April S, 1917; $lI, 900.