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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-23
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Sfo,,,s ar@ ~ -. 'a''~'' LOT
~ -.
lfnn4 ra,,,.,,,,,,., ,!'' =, 'els "l "a"
according to MIR. Henev Inv The nart.
ers. who were supposed 20 have sold
ON but their packing plants; the
holding company in New Jersey
@h+eA bought an but the packing in
forests, the newer stock yards COM
i+ahy FORMED IN Maine. but whose
stockholders include the Armours and
lbs swift and Morris companies. ac-
cording to Mr.. Honey.
Armour and conpanv had large
interests in other food concerns ana
tn q directorate OF all. i've are dunn
m "a through whom r Ogden Armoi,r
with his sixth vote rnu}d 10 arvthfnp
he wished This was admitted nv
Frederick W. Cron treasurer of A..
mour and company.
8 stock scheme of issuing heir
er yy,.rrarts..t- an, ,,4,7 t>,,,>tfst, -
Just revived here. made It ' possible for
suv stakeholder ta conceal his fda-,+
fty. These we're issped nv the Waino
corporation.
6 Mr. Heuey soon brought ont that
en- the aav federal in,ast,9a+oe I'm
peafed at the office Of the f-bte,r,
Stock Yards cogrpaav "a radje+r{hrtioy
Of shareholdinss was made ana q44so
shares divided INTO SEVENTEEN nortfons
II was alleged the real idea was ~
conceal the ownership.
0r''"'"g the Rlhg'
Mr. Heney started ia today TO draw
Inc ring around the big packers as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-23
NJ. ~. ara1Nr1.

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian. J
TNnchburg. Va, Dec, Cav. w
Carson, tax collector of Appomattox
county. died tonight at a local hos
pital. where he underwent an operation
Monday He Is survived by his wife
eHa daughter and three sens The
body will be carried 20 Concord To-
morrow for burial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-23
EMERGENCY flffT

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Jay s epln't . ~ 80, - .
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1onnr"h @sseo mi. ...,,..... ..-..-..., ..
fne nu'''f ~. i''ti,1@n "2.l'AlS D." =. -
~ ooslifa9F - 80 -. 80
r. cav efflfe" l"' IVY [p'.'i
lh~% mao neT"
'oe' mas wv f'"f' '' 7''
mira laps
zen aSs"f ~ iif ~" ",,5'
Hurley explained fhat he fh30R tt
~ Nest we rev 3l'~A 'H ,hatF@
production sh"ola H@ l#!n'H&f il.t
all contracts ara Tf7p"n%' n fof th@
rrcT@r execution tiH ss3o A"tnl' an
Caprs ~ent over io'm atI tn'r1aFni'
~ifa - re~hf '77F man rH4H&"s
vital 1o The protection NJ fha govern -
ta@~t we're r797e ana F@Foral were
held up indefinitely Sewers ah %
Sards epu.d not ha'6ie fhe Oh" fracfs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-23
British ship Has New Syeanou.

! IN ATLANTIC Port, December IA
British passenger steamer which ar
rived here today was equipped with a
new submarine weapon, 1t In a heavy
gun on the forward deck known as a
~'deck mortar" used to discharge depth
bombs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-23

Northampton, Mass. Dec. 22.--Fire
tonight destroyed Willston hall. the
oldest dormitory In Mount Hoiyoke
college, at S@"th Hadley. The dam
age was SIS, ooo. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-23
!AVEsTtR Of LEWIS


ltllt asLU i'll M|V
ESfNTiSIT1 EtF lTstlA
80 - III W - F1
{contsnasa from first page
- ------------- ------.--
gun adopted br This government g4at
vtre.uelE dramatic. More than anr.
-hr tears came 60 his eyes and Ia
spoke .4blant1y.
"Why DO you want TO give tEH
money - ana government q" ask o.
Senator Afs EeI'ar
-T6at is rHther aEmcult to answer
suppose 3t ). unscAologleaie an.
sreefs5i tte e#ytv- vrsr-oId soldier
u7< has fa ,au neauso
~tyea. one af nav friends asked me
1Ha same fntns. aud said. YOU tf5tns
4 "a 4 aaFna fool agg'f 1au- aud tEat
II III Cgfyarfe. blt ta, truth Is goa
my. e.I.,.zt#oa from The United ststas
saeerap,eet r#4, been parsecutea
but il r. ng, government after an q
- tT#a We 9654s AGO Coto4e.
fas5~ made ar offer IT, f6a serrata rs
81 u.4r ~ turn IN to tAe government
~ 500 00Q-hia snare OF foyalties on
ea9 Lewis guos--aaa asked that
he 1e allowed &c tuJn sU an royalties
an aHt gums manufactured after Jan
uarv /. for This government. lie hae
ass r-t received Ha answer
the $10oa0 check alluded to earlier
was for royalties oH Rratsh Lewis
guns bought Ton service ON the Me%3-
can border. Colonel Lewis dad NOT
know fhe check had been aceeptfi
unttl short time after, whom he re
celged It from his n4uR cancelled
None tor French Work.
Colonel Lewis asserted that army
gums Tor trench WORK VEn#f5v ha 4eri
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-23
DEATH NOTICE.

SITTERDTNG-Die suddenly AT Grace
hospital, MISS MARY SITTERDISG.
eldest daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Fritz
Sltterding
Funeral notice later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
URGES RELIEF
FOR STARVING
.ARMENIANS

The Detroit branch of ho Amcri
can Committee for Armenian and
Assyriqn relief has received an ur-
gent appeal from thc central com
mlttee IN Now York, asking chat 60
30 lts part toward raising funds 20
aid tho starving million. of these
stricken lands President wilson
has issued q proclamation unde the
heading An appeal 90 Tho American
people urging such further con.
trihnucn. as tho people cm eFo.
Mayor Mitchell or New York. has
designated Saturday and sunday
Nov 20 and ~ ar lays which all
citizens should observe "lu special
remembrance ~ The sunr-inCa of
the peoples OF Armenia. SSria md
Palestine. and give offering. for
their immediate and '-adc1laiD Pc.
Uof"
Cahlcefams fr0m William E'll- and
Charles " Beury, commissioner sent
hv inc American commute f0 IN
vestigate conditions. reveal most
tragic state ~ affair one of them
tolls of human beings romref.ng
with DOGS for bits of refuse FOB fhf
street
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
SAVE FOOD
CAMPAIGN
UNDER WAY
Great Economy Drive
Is Begun Turnout
America
~ GEORGE HAPfIN

sian 49, Sp0H3oW tmtcd Press
WASHINGTON. Oct go The food
administration big drive to m0bil
We Amr-IcI's kitchens Tor tho dWa
tion of tho war started turnout, tuc
nation Monday
Il1f 70 million volunteers began
invading tho c0gutrNs 1000 Quo
hou*ehode and personally Inviting
each housewife to sign me food
pledge 90 Donsrry. wheat meat rat
and sugar Aiding an army OF r.
coo fRirmipufc Wcu scattered 90 the
country movie houses and street
corner TO catch tbe housewife While
shoe =hopp'ue and f'll hcr wins tho
succe-a of .ood pledge Weck IS inns
por'ant to the winnng ot Inc war
Food pledge week. postponed until
noW 20 avoid condiCt with The Lib.
,iy loan finale vnl end SATURDAY.
nlrht
pom tle -uoce or failure oI
Amogo households to Join This
food rtafon movement" sbid
Food administrator Hoover. will
largely stake fht issue OF This war
Lori NorthcIge of The British
soycIuuent and laron ]. DcCartier.
commissioner fr9m Belgium. today
ADDED 'be.r VOICE % liuolor'- in
an appeal 90 rhe housew ives OF This
country
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30

when Mrs Wladislaw Felinski APP
pearcd before Judge Connolly. Non
day. 10 answer charge of neglect
inc 20 send her l5year-old son TO
chool She pleaded guilty and de-
clared that her eldest two sons are
in the army and She could not sup
port herself and the two remaining
children alone
one ~ The first cases Judge Con
no7y ever heard. be said when he
gave the woman permission 10 al.
low the boy 20 work, was when he
sentenced hor husband TO serve life
Imprisonment in Jackson prison FOR
laying neighbOr
Tier husband ruthlessly shot a
neiehbor 20 death one night the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
Rlshon Pleads for CHM

"1t Is 10 Christian missionaries
hat America owes the privilege Of
the open door in China such as Is
denied practically every other ma
tion because OF past atrocities and
policies OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT" said
Bishop james w Bashford. Sunday
evening. In Central Methodist
church bishop Bashford labors IN
The orient. and is considered entire.
ly familiar with The situation IN
China a' the present timo 20 hina
looks 90 America for aid morally.
financially and spiritually in her
present revolt-torn state. SAYS me
bishop
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
SAMMIES IN TRENCHES
ENTHUSE BRITISH PRESS

LONDON, oct 90 The British
press camo aH near rhapsodlTing as
The british ever could be expected
tO rhapsOdlze today over American
troops in French trenches and
American guuners IN action
All newspapers agreed the news
WIS more than "a mere picturesque
event. but all also held u was idle
fu expect that Germany would ar
preciate the full meaning
'Hccsuse America ~ nov On. it
foes nos mean by any mrans ihnt
49, snould NOS heed further efforts.
aaid the lHiiS IMPRESS IN iypiGai
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
NEW DESTROYER
is SPEED MARVEL

WASHINGTON. Oct. f,.--Rcporrs
nave been made 20 The Navy Depart
ment upon tho trials of ono ~ tho
newest type destroyers. known GO
The service ~ the flush dock type ="
which means that the deck has been
flrippod 81 the things that are 10 be
found on the deck 81 the older Dc
stroyers. The new boats were re-.
auirrd 20 develop not less than thir-
ty,nve knots on their trial trip. but
with the engines properly tuned az
several knots additional hro not only
possible bui probable. II is NOT per
mliied 10 publish the results further
than to say that tho officers were
very enthusiastic In their reports
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
Husband Serving Life Term,
Two Sons in Army, Woman Gets
Permit for Young Lad to Work

Judge said. "iu III OF drunken
frenzy when the neighbor tried %
rescue the woman from the mans
attack Their children were an small
at the time ! remember they came
into the courtroom every day during
the trial hanging 10 her garments
Several vain attempts have bcen
made, The Judge said 10y priests IN
Felinskis parish 90 have him par
doned or paroled from Jackson
The fact that two OF The woman's
sons are In The army and that she
is OF delicate health prompted tb5
Judge TO allow the son 20 work Tie
has made good progress in school
IL was reported and SIS a healthy
boy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
d SENTENCED
IN INDIA PLOT
Three Germans and Hindu Are
Given Three Year
Terms

CHICAGO. Oct 81 Gustav Jacob
sen, Albert Wehdc and George Paul
nochm. German aliens. Monday were
.cntcnced 20 three YEARS Imprison.
inent in Leavonworth pcnBeutlary
and fined $4,000 each FOR conspiracy
10 fomcnt revolution IN India. Her
nmba Inl Gupta. Hindu. convicted
with them
Tho three Germans also were son
tonced 20 two years imprisonment
for actual carrying out or the con.
-plracy, but tho two ecntcnces Will
30 served concurrcntly
Federal Judge Lands, IN pro
nouncing sentence. declared the dc
fondnnts were merely puppets FOR
bigger mon behind them
Gupfa IA under indictment on
-imUar charges IN New York and
san Francisco.
Counsel for tho defendants took
nm appeal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30

editorial 1T does mean. however
hat the long delayed victory r. as
sured"
London newspapers got their first
details ~ the American Sammies in
the French trenches IN dispatches
from J W. pegleT, United Press
stan correspondent. sent by Tho
United Press TO its London clients
Miss Katherine Baker, daughter n
former Congressman J Thompson
Baker, sl New Jersey. has received
an honnTary appointment as corporal
Ut . FveHoh regmeR
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
Mems Mission Opens

A mission for men only will be-
held in tho church OF tho Rle cd
Sacrament this week. masses jo br
celebrated at and 2 o'clock every
morning. and vespcrs and ins'rc
lions every evening ar +. 30 O'Clock
The mission, which VIII LAST tor
three weeks, opened "a week ago foi
women. and VIII close next week.
with a mission for non Catholic
The Rev James French. G ~ g. of
Notre Dame university, is 10 charge
Of the mission
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
NUX, IRON, PEPSIN
ARD SAASAPARIlLA

The C.WbIss na .f $500
r.e-.lcin rirf
H. ron hr lnF irrr III ..I
1cti1n oE, h ore etl $500 ta
Ea- after brings iHfn
fhC a"af Ia -a ip
fo- thr blood b. ya al. digest.
rfa1a
combination rarnlH
rrlsi in etscs ilai are
oa- 90 rr-Hni tfie 1H mir 4ra
nervous. or Rhorn 'as 1.5f bofA
impure .l@ pair e.H nr RI iron
one of tte wost common
condition rf fhe 'ref fa
1908 cases where % * at.r
ed. Uoof hNuid o. taken
The work .u p -frrl harmony tIH
Houds 5arstpauiia and rerfrou
AID aft mld aud rTCltuf Ais
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
80 WIndsor Lawy.- 30.

Word was rccoifed ln Windsor
Monday morning. OF the fe7fh sun
day evening In Toronto or Hah'on
x Cowsn. X G., formerly counsel
for the Grand Trunk railwav. W.
Cowan was Tor several years a mrm
Der OF the 'av frm OF Clarke. C,W
am. rarl' 4 Harbci. of Windsor
hut moved fo Toronto aAn' fo
,eaI- tVu lic repre- Dtr' 50
Es-cA in fnp .ei ral Parliament
from s9t fu zoos
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30

man. without on, pHper ~
Identification was found dead
Monda, mo'Elng at Frod,rck- anU
Hastings SITS lIe was dressed ae
laborer Thoro was cor on fAf
'orchea ara an ahra-i ION 0n ho
chm Detectives Martin and Schao
Nhn res ppndod fo tine crh a Dr.
Hut hive died OF heart failure
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
Mrs. Mary 4. Woodward Dead

Funeral services were held Non
day morning IN IS Peter and paul
cathedral FOR Mrs MARY 8 Wood
ward. widow OF Charles b Wood
ward who died, Saturday in fhe
Noble sanitarium Mrs Woodward
was born In Ann Arbor and had
lived in Detroit for upwards of SD
years Her husband FOR many years
was chief clerk IN fhe Hotel Girls
void Mrs Woodward is surriv, I.
only by her cousins the Misses ETA.
Josephine. May and Bessie knn
nedy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30

saloons will be- open on Nov s.
election DAY according 20 an opin-
ion issued TO the common council
by Corporation Counsel Dneeman,
Monday morning Mr lhngeman
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct. A
lhrccIoot alligator. the PET OF Hugh
Stephenson. son ~ Mr. and Mrs a.
G. stephenson Of 80. eos North
shore drive. which escaped insJ
lunc, WIS., captured the other day. 10y
Orfsfc4 AthamtssinH aud Edward
Reynolds. two Notro Dnme studenfs.
Ln.LII rlLnr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
4ad Reformation Jubilee Service

Bad Reformation Jubilee Service
3 >Tte second joint Jubilee service
held ~ tbe Lutherans ~ Detroit in
Cummemuration of Che four hun.
dredth anniversary ~ the Heformn
ton was held Sunday evening, IN
Arcadia with ihe Rev kafl q.
Tchierf ~ rhurnd ,ie i.ufharan
fturrh. Chiraro. preafhine che Ger
mon 4 choir of 500 mixed voices
war accompanied by an orchestra.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30

Thieves broke into fNr iiIeH @
fletcher mems goods SOTO Ne
80 t,e Sun'tf
-c.' clothing AND )fA
g-l 20 $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30

Small BOY AS farmer rh.
w. his chefr tteel nt N ln
! Sc been hoping ou'd rnH. t
r"u mind fetching nIe Hdi.
IHs' can get down from h'rl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
ON WARS ami H
SIDELINES ~ "
With
Harold
V.
Wilcox
cAMp CUSTER. BATTLE GREEK. Mich. oct %

CAMP CUSTER. BATTLE CREEK Mich. oct %
IWNutSs tr, times he
y o TWO been depressing What o training
recently has been tedious because mas
the order drill physical
b, made impossible 20
o. subjects added To the schedule
al
quarters of them actually have moved Three weeks
thousand would Do south
feared that h would be- sent STRANGELY
the winter but TO-"
canonment There has been mo- pas day
of mon will
had excellent
unfayoabe training 'onalone nave MOI
no "a splendid time 10 note the morale o ihe
division on the whole II has been me ana dahl'
the III divided
Tho hng out or a lha
IA They discovered
take they ht
be the best soldiers ia their companies
be- Of her baseball They include
high colleges and the crack Young opgoS IN agu
the who never starred IN
extraordinary military talent Man
Of the
sudden time Of are OF this sort
Is podders
le fought and that
to do willing bu
win pousbhy implied
them and AN they hope o be- s dependable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30
Two More Sets

comparatively ie
responsibility u l~ hard Tor hen 10 Ne'
whether they DO on not
work S. ia
OF the other
d, Ike The
would
elias the difficulty
English making glorious good one Pole here CAM CLOS 70
officer
commands English this rans chief
the best
also
of Long months
this third class but never viii be
The pride or the nation n battle
IA the composed Of
Intelligence and ability who spend most OF their Tim,
h called TO tho
of their
are officers wild because rep
much because
restless mrs
do thrive
sold
scahns comments
waiing
punched disturbing the Of barracks with m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30

how T"T"UT TTNN TIT-T N T
their officers nd The
The grind OF dt GROUND
bottom soul Proportions amer IN
81 general TO me
The whole
splendid making INTO
and they say sun mat lsll
a 20 sterling test hgh
hccr The Philippine lie came rght IN me
rain nd mud "A, how Uncle
development OF national army, and ne frankly t'a
No. blossond
cortoboad the
splendid mis- IN
making CALAMITY standing tho test OF tough
days
infanman from Detroit was taking ABOUT j.
9th This 81 what ne said
don't thc foodpa because home
accustomed TO wanted prepared exactly
preferred plain fare and
things that before IN
Ifo better before tet so strong
,rda { as do the the 1000 question
ina amfc confess mat me
ed had before
want The glitter ~ Z
whole duty ana become
soldier military life rather calling To
The rorkis hard particularly FOR because
accustomed 10 manual labor I'm dead tired aer
Of hut OF and must
school IN charge
Il e enforce discipline among my mon ina'e
Tor ride body This Cruel
ling and glad back the old desk I'm
outside few minor things
nrh ork annoying 10 p Fellow
Dtol 70 a bucking against game
hard discipline 10 enable
tho n Whenever get
peeyish u recall Tow uha IN our uupSE
and wonder how would feel II Were
with nobody bur them TO
help me Then tell them what think OF them
hustle back 20 work
This bit of comment typical that
who not particularly thrilled oy nc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-30

tho that
Of particularly thrilled By The
only because N IL MS 10 be
The whole affair without bomhs or panic
n in the why n is
That Of sodc Il dependable and mighty
wi whom the up his ire
Tho revealed by tho attitude toward
toward the
football players sometimes dsgunted when
whenever enlisted
wholesome
officers
and then attended IN their ad
problems which they did not have time to master az Fort
The officer has
soldiers willing confess that There Is no good
they viii that officer their best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
Good Business
Property
At Auction

We will offer for sale BY auction,
Oh tho premises or
THURSDAY. JANUARY -.
at O'Clock J.. NJ.
that dcsirahly located business prop
crty, No. 40i East Marshall street
- lo-l2Xi0a. ifoot alley from Fourth
street Ia west end of the lot
TERMS: Reasonable. aud announced
at sale.
RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS co.
Real Estate Department.
Seventh and Main streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

500 invcS tm"nt grew !" S2op5o lie; us tell
YOU how you share ia the profits 81
this fabuiourly uruitHblc business. Ru"lSl ,
80 ipl gives ""mrl.te facts. Matted ~ YOU
ir"u. Prudential S"curiti"s Co. 80 South
Las Street. ,'hiraru
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

ono handsome a-riccc Mahogany
BEDROOM suit, Dresser. Chinomi.r and
pr Dr"SsinE Table. ouaa!crcd oak Dining
he. four leather Chairs 10 match.
Gircassian Walnut bedroom Suit. BED.
prcstc". thiffonicr. Dressing Table IT,
match Bird's-cyc Maple Suit. Sanitary
Bcd, l'rcascl, thinonicr To match
hnndsor" Mahogany anh oak Side
board: OAK and Mahogany Table. Oak
and Mahogany China closet Mirror
Iron, Mahogany Wardrobe. Oak nud
Mahogany Library Table. Oak Buffct.
MahoRnnN chairs upholstered in
leather. apiece Mahogany Iatlor suit.
upholstered IN leather: Inner Player
Piano, Nictrola and Records. Mam,cl
Mirror. Single Mirror Front Wardrobe,
ffumed oak Buffet. Mahogany Sewing
ltock"rS. Mahogany Mantcis Ladies
Writing Desk. Norris Chairs. eight
RlHck Walnut bintug Chairs. uphol-
stored in leather: Kitchen SAFE. Ranges.
stoves, oil stove. Toilet Set. Roll Top
Desk, 6-foot SHOW Cases. New Mat :
ting, Nati"rnl springs. linolcum, car.
p"ts. pihcc F'ilcS, i-piccC Library Suit.
Soda Fountain. Iron safe. Brass aud
Iron Beds Bath Tub. Stcum Table. ctc.
Sal" positive. TERMS: cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
Auctionccrs.
GEO. V. OLIVER. Salesman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
MEETINGS
or STOCkHOLD-

NOTICE or MEETING or sTOCKIIoI.D-
I:irimond. Va. January IT, 1917.
f%m are hereby n",iGIa .nat nc nnpYal
lnsHran," G"mpany Of Virginia VIII be held
Of Capitol ana Tenth Streets. Richmond
VA. OF WEbN l:SDAY. JANUARY 81, 1915
at I" o'clock 4. NJ, for the purpose Of elect
ing hircc,"r@ q. said company, and FOR the
transaction Of such other business as may
property come before said meeting Gncud-
lug receiving the annual report Of the hoard
nj directors and the atifcation OF tho acts
Of tho said board since tho last annual
meeting OF stoCkholdcrsJ.
\. CARLTON MCKINNEY.
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

WEST End homo. rooms. hot water heat.
line. large basement. laundry tubs.
c,c. Price. $3.50 only $500 uasn, nalhuce
to wears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
Wednesday, January
"a, 1917

sale Commencing n ~ O'Clock SHARP,
the following personal property:
Young Farm Mules, i and ! years
OF age.
I good Mich Cows
7: Ii"ls'e'n iicifcrs coming fresh.
- calves
li"lstoiu Bull
" Young Sn"s ami sumo nice ri:,
! Double Farm Wagon.
lp"uhi" Hay Wagon good as ncw).
Good ono -iiors" TOP Wagon.
Que Horse Wagons
Sp"chwnl Buggy. NJ condition.
Road cart.
tutaway bISc.
Manure Sprradcr.
on"-iiorSc Grain Drill.
Lot ilo" aud Wagon Harness
Lot Wheat straw
MANY OTHER TliINCiS TOO
NUMEROUS To MENTION
TERMS Annuunccd day OF sale
CiiAS. T.. STi:ANG
NuCtionccr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
FOR RENT-isoonls

toR r"nt. ~ = steam heated reoms. f,ir-
,SoulcvRrd ls65
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
BUSINESS CHANCES

COUNTY dts,rihu,Gr wanted I" handle
i<icgl:hg> Magic NulCJnizcr OS"c display
40 "'-SMhcr"l clean. lcritimHtc propnSi-
ZION with rutur" Man must be "liv"
wire Stu.il capital necessary. Address
kicSlnE = Co., "&I Real Estate Trust Iilds