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The herald., 1917-06-07
Clears Up Mystery.


textbook for railway men.
Red signifies danger"
Green signifies 'caution-go slowly
White signifies safety"
Green and white signifies stop at
flag stations for passengers or freight
one cap or torpedo on rail means
stop Immediately"
Two caps on tOrpedOes on rail
means reduce speed Immediately and
look out for danger signal
A train while running must display
two green flags by day and two green
lights by night, one on each side cf the
rear Of the train.
After sunset, or when obscured by
fog or other cause, must display head
light in front and two red lights in
rear.
Two green flags by day and two
green lights by night, displayed in the
places provided for that purpose on
the front of an engine, denote that the
train is followed by another train run
ming on the same schedule and entitled
to the same time table rights as the
train carrying the signals.
Two white flags by day and two
white lights by night, carried in the
same manner, denote that the train i:
an extra.
A blue flag by day and blue light
by night. placed on the end of a car
denotes that car inspectors are a
work under or about the car or train
and must not be coupled to or removed
until the blue signal is removed.
The herald., 1917-06-07
4 ON puffs in Minute,

A locomotive travelling q mile MN
ute gives 100 puffs each minute.
The herald., 1917-06-07
ROAD SIGNAL CODE
Very Few Passengers Know
Anything About Standard
Code.
colors. Lights, Whistles and Motions
Each Have Peculiar Significance
Essential to Proper Move
ment Of Trains.

The greatest civiliZing agent in the
world, after the art Of printing, is the
locomotive, and that term includes the
railroad and all its appurtenanceS.
Without railroads. three-quarterS OF
the United States would now be Il will
GerneSs, and the same is true Of great
portions of other continents, observes
the Philadelphia Inquirer. Everybody
travels in the railroad, and a railroad
train is Il familiar sight that never
grows old.
But how many OF the millions who
travel know what the railroad signals
mean? The majority do not bother
their heads about the matter, and q
large minority vaguely wonder why
there should be SO much footing and
swinging of lanterns, all OF which is
no doubt essential, hut at the SAME
time very confusing to the uninitiatel
messenger
The herald., 1917-06-07

tafyry n o COZ o th
1.-THE submarine Ii b s 0 he
oftn umn Zee Cross am t # rt by German
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
WASTED-Board and Room

LADY desres room: bath. with board
private family road or vicinity
country CLUB. with porch preferable. Il
.ren.cs: -. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
STATE SUPREME COURT.


Proceedings in the State Supreme
Court OF Appeals yesterday were as
follows:
No. 57-walker VS.. Gateway Milling
Co. Argued by J. w. Read and r. NJ.
Lett for the appellant. and by Mr..
McMurran and Allan d. Jones for the
appellee and submitted.
No. 59-Wood ct ais. VS.. Weaver. Ar
gued by George Il. Allen for the ap-.
peilants and by =. S. Turnbull, Jr, for
the,appellee. and submitted.
NO. o2-Winn VS.. VIM Argued by
George r.. Allen and p. p. Homes for
the appellant. and BY ". s. Turnb,,Ii.
Jr.,, and b; c. Beckwith for the appellee,
and submitted
Next cases TO be called:
No. oS-Chesapcake and Ohio Rail-
way Company VS.. May ct al.
NO. 6u-Colona ct ais. VS.. ParksIey
National Bank. -.
No. 6l-Norfolk Hosiery and Under.
wear Mills Company VS.. westhimer
No. 6S-Henry Meyer x Co. VS.. Lewis.
NO; ts--Watkins. treasurer, ct ais.
vs.. Barrow ct ais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
ONCE OF
Superintendent, city Water Works.
Room IL. city Hail.

u u. II.
Sealed proposals will be received in this
ofhce until l. o clock noon. MARCH "a l9i.
FOR furnishing this department with anthra
places; 80 'o ''h
Forty i've t45p tons anthracite furnace
Goa ana SIX 90 tons anthracite nnt coal
TO 'c delivered {. %. b.. New pumphousc
Two - tons anthracite stove coal at Mar
shall Reservoir. 1850
;, Two q, tons anthracite nu, coal at New
Ten ,lo> tons anthracite stove coal a,
storehnuSe Madison ana Canal Streets
we've ll-l tons anthracite stove ropl
neiiNer"d freight prepaid. To Kornh Va
ChcSa peake ana Ohio Hallway COMPANY
TWO &, cars X. q. NJ steam coal rieliv.
ereG. freight prepaid. New PUN phn,,s.
FURTHER information can be obtained from
The Administrative Board reserves m.
right la reject any ana all bids o, Ia iet
contract IN whole In part Also To IN
20 pes cent. H"t'''es
The caai to be delivered in such Quantities
ana ~ SUN tines as may he required by
Irot"shi must he submitted in scaled en-
the bidder. and In the lower left hand cor
cite Coal -N"'i''
Successful bidder viii he required to ex
ccute contract -
T.. r DAVIS
superintendent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds of Bargain and y
Amounting to S4,2QO.

Seven Deeds OF Bargain and sale.
Amounting to $4,000.
Loprice Land Corporation to Nan.
ME J. b. jackson, lot in block 2 in
81: $40.
co Abbey Realty Corporation TO Mis-,
Place. February &c. 1917: $500
Thomas b. Chalkley. lot IA In block
on north side OF Meadow Street. 2oo
feet west OF Hampton Avenue. April
IA. 1915; $3.50.
Hermitage Land Co., Inc. to C. e.
liighman. lot % In block in the plan
OF Hermitage Park. February is,
-. r. II. carmuncke to Charlie, Fl.
knowles., lot in block L in the plan
OF Highland Springs Building Lots.
April 10. 1915; $3.50.
:. Lawrence G.. Raine ct TX. to Charles
~. jackson. lot In block in Garden
City February 8. 1917: tax. 81: $40
Charles X. Knowles to Julia 3. IT
Carmuncke. lot in block in section
In the plan OF Highland Springs
guiding .H Lots. April "A. 1916; tax,
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cuANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
SIX leeds OF Trust, AmOunfiurt 4.
-

SIX Deeds of Trust, Amountinrl =.
SS,827.
Florence c. Stubblefield ct viz to Johr
I. Wilson, trustee. 321l261-I feet
known as Sill North Thirty-frst strset
March l. 1917: S1,120.
Claude F.. Sprenkle ct u1. TO w.
Chester Evans. trustee, 1iox1233 feat
north line of Beverly Street. at cast
IN, III OF Sheppard Street March /. 1911;
Alice NJ. Edwards to Clarence S. wal
!erstcin. 2ox120 feet. known as 1907
west Main Street. March 10, 1917:
William r. Branch ct ux. to Chewn-
NOW ns R 80 soo S trastess ssssi fest
January /. 1917: 1869.
W. L. Wills to Pollard & Barby, Inc.
trustee. lots 10 to IS. inclusive. in plan
OF Battery Court. March 6. 1917;
T.. Bennett Allen ct vir to Richeson
q Crntchfield. trustees. lots 90, 81, 81
s, 1917: $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
HELP WANTED-Eon.le

WANTED. a reliable white woman IN bcIn
with the houIe work and the care OF
little girls good home to the right
party references Richard V. Nottingham
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds of Bargain and Sni
4 Luz.

Amounting. to SIO,SI2.
w. III. Ridcnour ct uX. to y j. Flip
pea. portion of lot and all of lot in
square II i'm the plan OF Chestnut Hin.
January IS, 1917. tax. 81: $40.
old Dominion Real Estate Company
TO Albert Cook. Sr.. lot 2I0 in j. IL.
s2l2.
Dallas S. Bruce TO william II. Branch.
32N3l feet, known as coo North Eliza
beth Street. January /, 1917: sl.400.
Peter Connella TO Elizabeth V Lee,
i3A1O0 feet north line of Grove Avenue,
100 feet east Of Boulevard. February
II. 1917: tax. $3.50; $40.
Emma NJ. Griggs ct vir to j. p. Mad
ison. 2oNi3o feet NORTH line of Frank
lin street at west line OF Lafayette
street August S. 1916: tax. 81: $40.
lie Roy Il. Brown ct ais. to Mary Z.
Iiowerton. 30x2O0 feet north side OF
Hcvcrly street. between Randolph and
Washington Streets. March l. 1917,
$1,000.
Lee Park Company. Inc, to r. Ben
nett Allen, lots 20 and 81 In block C
in Lee Park. March S. 1917: tax. sl.e0.
$40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

ruptcy were filed yesterday in the
United States District Court.
william Grandson Moseley. Jr. a.
salesman, hled petition in which he
placed his liabilities at S47,oT, and his
assets at 1856. ''S
Eli Sharp: OF Sharps. Richmond coun-
" giving his occupation as a CANNED
no placed his liabilities at S2l9ooS5.
and his assets at s9.S77.3O
W. Is. Callahan. OF Hopewell. descrih-
ing ms occupation as that OF a wage
Garner filed petition In which he
placed his liabilities at s5.l15.Ol and
his assets at sl20
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.
81, Deeds of bargain and SAX
Amounting to SCI $50.

III, Deeds OF Bargain and Sake,
Amounting to SCI $50.
John w. Moore ct ux. TO NJ T. Burke
l0SX160 feet north line OF Hull Street,
at east line OF right OF way of S. A.
l.. RVS property. March .. 1917; tax.
5000: $40.
NJ. 7. Burke ct ux. to John w. Moore.
Il IA by 155 feet northeast corner OF
Fifteenth and Hull Streets March 8.
1917: tax. 81: $40.
Southsidc Company. Inc. TO Central
Realty Company. 201 IL by I4S feet
southeast corner Stonewall and Twenty
fourth Street: also lSsSl4S feet north
east corner Stonewall and Twenty
fourth streets. November Is. 1916. tax.
81: SD.
Southside Co. Inc. to John q. Morde-
cat lots l ) and II in block 10 in Wood
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SUMMER BOARDING

BOuI.EVAKD I'm on Hampton Road,
Country and seashore combined sith cit
n:ehences. Excellent table. 50 TO 81
Der Heck W;ite Kisses Tabb. boulevaf
ana liainpton. Va.
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Housewives, Attention!

Housewives, Attention!
a FEW SPECIALS W.; OFFER FOR THIS
Frern Roasted coffee ejc kind. a, lci, C
Fresh Roasted Coffee. 3oc kind. ~ lsc ID.
!, III. Yours Truly Chocolate. &c kind. 100
Toe Ssrv - Extracts. hotties for 2jc.
.aC Soft Shell Almonds. l5c IN.
Zoe cans Cleanser. cans for Zoe
Toe bars Securing Soap. , bars for loo.
Sc kl.non Soap, bars for @hc.
Toe bottles I'ure DliNc Oil. for lac.
l5c BOTTLES Pure OiNc oil. Toe per bottle.
loc chill Sauce. for l5c
Sc package Starch. for lbc.
! pint Walkers Grape Juice. I5c.
] gallon can Sauerkraut. i6r.
15c can String beans. .;.ns for .:c
tc cans Tomato pulp caus for "5c
loo puckaEc Carpet Sw"tr,s SC per ia ckaEe
23c package Caypct Sweeps. l2is C per pack
age.
ace can Carpet sweeps lac per
81 package 1.avHdcns Soap. J for 100.
Washington criap, packages for lSc.
15c hottie Horse ita,iish, So per bottle
Toe Salad Dressing. /: for l5c
"a, Saiai prssS,HS. Ia pr eo'm.
OFFER TO REDUCE THE HIGH CoS.r :
40 pEI.ivi:RIt:S MADE
COME. EARLY.
The Segal Jobbing and Fix
ture Co.,
South Fourteenth Street
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cHANcERy RELEASE DEEDS.
Six Deeds of Release. Amounting to
SI6,StO5O.

Six Deeds OF Release. Amounting to,
Si6.St0.50.
Drewry w. Bowles, Jr.. trustee, to
Florence c. Subblefeld ct vir. 32x126I-4
feet, known as oil North Thirty first
street. March l, 1917; $3.50.
Isaac piggs ct ais, trustees. etc. to
Theodore w. Jones. 6oxl39l-4 feet
south line of Leigh Street, 62l-2 feet
east Of st. James Street. October =,
1915; s1,575.
w. l.. Miller, trustee. to c. II. Fopp,
c9.96NlIa "a feet north line OF Stuart
Avenue. 39l.16 feet west OF West Street
March 5. 1917: sl.400.
Robert c. Baylss, trustee to Ger
trude Scott, 15Xlo2 feet west line OF
Eighth Street. March 5, 1917; S77O.5o.
II. II. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. TO Henry
5. Wallerstein. SlXl65 feet, known as
~ and II West Marshall Street. March
.. 1917; $1,000. aTsE.-
5. l." Kelly. trustee, to Norman
Bowers. 30x133 Ia feet. known as 1909,
lance street February %. 1911;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
BUILDING PERMITS.
Three building Permits, Amounting
RIO SJ9,1OO,

H. \. phillips. TO erect three-story
brick apartment on the west side OF
l.ombardA street. between Grove and
Hanover Avenues. to cost $4,000.
Max T. Ruchrmund. to erect two
story brick apartment west side of
Baker Street. between St Peter and
Duval streets. to cost $1,000.
w. III. Jackson, to erect one-storY
brick garage. 6l0 North Second Street,
to cost $1,000 FL 5S3tf7ff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13

BARBER wanted: first class steady lob
30i North Sixth Street. 49,
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HrsTINGs DEEDS of TRUST.
SIX Deeds of Trust Ameuntinr ..
A11,4iI.3..


Sf1,4dI.3S.
John q. Mordecai ct ux. to Bank OF
Commerce and Trusts. trustee, lots l5
and is in block 10 Woodland Heinbtn
January "a. 1917: s5.716.37.
Louis Rankin ct ux. to F. Sitterdinc
Ell ais, trustees. 3oX74 feat Irregular
dcpth) cast line OF Eighteenth street
at north line OF Decatur Street. March
Claude Il. Sprcnklc ct ux. to w.
Chester Evans. trustee. 31x12o feet
north line of Nineteenth Street. 81
zee, west Of Spring hin Street. March
Claude z. Sprenklc ct ux. TO W.
chester Evans. trustee. lots I to 10:
inclusive. in block in Bcllyue: lots
! to in block IA in Bellvue March
g. 1917: 1880
Claude +. Sprcnlsle ct ux. to W.
Chester Evans. trustee, lot s in block
10 in Fellvue. March I. 1917: s1.sSn.
finkey Williams. trustee. to p. C.
I,ec. trustee. h6N11a feet north line OF
ingram Avenue. o31 feet west Of Mid
land Avenue. March 10. 1917: 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage ucenses
were issued yesterday by the clerk OF
the Hastings Court:
Charles Thomas and Eliza Lewis
Edward II. Smith and Eleanor Powell.
Lawrence Jones and Freeda Allen.
ems.
Philip Prcstipino and Maude Grey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13

IS: $40.
David A. Stuart OF us. to ]. III. stont,
2SS9S feet known as ITO Eas, Elrh
teenth street. March 10. 1917: tax, 90
cents: $40. ~
w. l.. Heath 20 j. H. Stout i,soa
Feet. known as H. East Eiyhteenth
street March 10. 1917; tax. so cents;
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nENRIco DEED of Trust.

One Deed OF Trust, Amountinr -
500.
Mamie r. Ford ct mx TO Joseph n.
Welsh. trustee, 1905 Dickinson street
aud I" acres on the New Central Road.
about +io miles east OF Richmond.
February IL. 1917. 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

WANTED. Barred Rock or Wyandotte baby
Madison 56SS-R
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13

TO ahom !, may concern. have this lay
sold my interest ~ tho Richmond strip
ana Screen Company. Inc, to Mr.. \. r.
'iaEnor Jr.. aud severed my connect ions
WITH SAID coinpany Mr.. liagncr will CON
''hoe NC business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-13

Commonwealth Coal Corporation will be
held ,.,. ut he office Of the corporation. 1901
DAY, APRIL 10. 1917, at II O'Clock A. 81
f.. T. ID. MYERS. JR.,
Secretary
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FOR SALE-Vehlcles

FOR wagons. go To Richardson Bros SIS
Brook Avenue. Madison 1867.
FOR sale grocery wagons and Old Hickory
farm wagons. Thomas II. Duke & Co.
sol Brook Avenue. 80
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II Id. WANTS

H;AiiLf cents a line per insertlon.
oNDAf " III hunts spain ss i psr iisss
,,. me following rates apply for repeated
S * c$sap 81 lsSyksFtHMf
COMPANY THE ORDER
RATE rEK LINE.
SUNDAY Minimum Mini SPACE. two lines. ),
DAILY Insertions. 10 cents.
CoNsEcCIiNrl Insertions. 40 cents.
Situations Wanted. Malo and Female.
Lines within one week. Is cents line. !.
bhsis or measurement IN sonu agate. IL
,.,l Ths above rates cover oil ciassiss, tons
S'assihcauohs not guaranteed after 4. 81.
sUBSTATiONs FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
A. The following Tmes- Dispatch Branch Of
Want, Nan, Ads. are accepted 5y THEM At tho
1 tn!eT fS ynsln ar s siisn aP"ve
.ayedos. Drug Store. Floyd Ave. and
UharIes :. Turner. Druggist, West n,o,a
corner Davis Avenue.
Msrns rnaT nlay 81 ssss iianoyer Ave
Z: L.. Booker Drug Store. aVul w. Main 81,
rr Mrisnts Drug Co. Inc. Lombardy anu
ssG pi.s Drug s,o5 r. Allen Avc and Grace ST,
II eh Drus P s;Sic Co 500 81 r. M"n s.
hm ms Sirse' ',r rnas y,n,y - pine 81,
8, " H. May q Bros. Brook Ave. and Clay
u,. 49, ht bruS store, fouShce anu Broad
EAST or FousiIEE STREET.
Cohen 70, II East Broad ST.
Meisberscr's, 3i2-3ls T.. Broad ST.
r I. Jcnrics Drug store "a i: broad 81,
FARLEY Pharmacy, Third and Main SITS.
MALLS Drug Store. Firm amt Marshall SITS.
W. e Vaughan. sol North Ff,h ST
W, A. Daley. 400 North Tenth 81.
Richardson Drug Store. col y. Seven
i. II. Childrey. 20 y Eighteenth 81.
. inrnerh Pharmacy. Twenty nrst and Main
wiliianis Pharmacy. Twenty rst and Mar
shall SITS. 80
;. Springer Drug Company. Twenty third and
~. Mood 6 schaaf Drug Co. rwen,y.a.,h
:. Woods Pharmacy. Twenty hfth and Leigh
:. Church nm Pharmacy. $500 East Broad
$. J.. Craig Drug store. $500 r. broad 81.
ti:harI.om Clay steel Drus Store. sol y.
PARAMOUNT
paramount iharmA"y :is5 Fairmount A.e
Rady's Drug store. %ortn Ave.
HIGHLAND PAHE
= y: Cosby Co. 1900 Third Ayr
w Is. Vaughan, Fourth and stuart,
SOUTH EiciiMoND
mas. "; Harrison. 1903 Hun ST. and all.
SwANSBoRo
y. Roberts. :h0t Hull 81,
3 A. Black 1910 Williamsburg Az.
fe"pieh Drug store. $500 WILLIAMSBURG
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--------------- fRt:p :. VALENTINE. JR.
NOTICE or DISsoLuTlON OF PARTNER

Richmond. Va March II 1917.
TIE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween ;. Franctoni and T.. Pucc.nclii do
ing bus:ness under the Arm name of the
lark AFenu" Confectinncry. No .OoI
park Avenue. Richmond. Va. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The said &
francloni viii continue to conduct the bust
ness At the same stand under the
style and firm name and hc assumes nil
"hliEations OF said firm. All parties having
set Element
ER AE1,InNI
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FUNERAL NOTICES

~ lie AH,-ihe !un.rn! OF LOUIS HILL.
~ VIII take place from i3iIIups's iu-
imr,,,aI. paribrs. 400 Eas; Marshall street
,p,uiS ~ ESDAYg MORNING; "a, 10 o'clock,
* ~. insh suLlett officiating. intcrment In
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FOR SALE-I,eaI Estate.


0iNTEt Park, chambcrisyne Avenue
Mouse rotins. large porchcS - boa ring
Irnll trccs. boulevard i7a3- W.
az acres young growth timber fronting G..
ny, " n.y.. near Mineral Va. s25 per acre
VI, exchange for Improved city property.
y; !: She@ning. Jr.. $50 East Main Street.
" fs,i,re corner lot on Three chopt Road,
I.arGaln. Is ~. care Times Dispatch.
fo NJ safe ~ Northampton. on the ear limo.
hi'e pudding lots easy terms 4 is
car. rtmcs Dispatch.
BGAC TitCi. building lots GA Three Chopt
.noad. b"tw..n Monument Avenue and
,nuhtIS ,..Iuo. bargain to quick pur-
chaser III IL car" Times Dispatch.
NEW brick hats. Rent. $500. Returns o. or
-, per cent on Investment. II II. care
Ilmhs Dispatch.
rDit sale, very desirable cottage. Ninth
street Nilioughby Beach: garage. bath
room, second noor layatory: first floor.
rahge. not and gold water. Furnished
TeauE ior use. Ten foot porchcs both
M rts. Liberal terms. Address * 20. care
ILmcs- Dispat.h
FOR SALE-FarmS
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DHice Of Building iaspectnr.
RiCh,pnnI \tus,.l, .

Richmond. Va, March ~ 1917
sealed proposals viii be received this
once until !: o'clock noon. FRIDAY
MARCH, n 1"li, FOR tn" following
furnishing and delivering fuel 10 tho diff
iercht CIT! buildings called FOR in speriflca-
tions. for the period from April i IyI7 Ia
April l. 1918. -
specifications he seen and other in
formation obtained this office
The ADMINISTRATIVE Board OF the city OF
ilchinonc, Va" reserves the right to re iect
any ana all proposals offered and to award
the contract as whole or for each article
separately.
JNO T.. BUTLER
Building Inspector
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PROPOSALS-Sealcd.
ONCE OF
Superintendent of the city Gas Work


superintendent of the city Gas Works.
Scalrd proposals viii he rccei> ed AT This
n"on. March ~. 1917. 10 furnish these works
Tor one year from April |. 1917, with $4,000
net tons per annum; more or less OF best
quality gas coal and 5000 net per an
mum more or less. OF best quality steam
coal.
Tn. above material must conform TO the
specifications, copies OF which ,aiSo forms
Tor tendersl may be procured this ONCE,
aud must he satisfactory In the supcrinten-
dent II must b. delivered on the {. X o..
X. II. trestle at these works at such times
and in such quantities as may IL required
with ali freight charges, trackase etc
prepaid.
The successful! bidder will be required 10
execute u trust -ompanS's bond I'm the sum
or 10000 FOR the execution OF tho contract
~, certified check drawn in favor OF the
CITY Treasurer. for live hundred dollars
tS"oVl must accompany each bid. Proposals
must be sealed and marked. proposals for
GOAL ana addressed TO the Undersigned,
The Administrative Board reserves tho
right L" reject any and all bids and 10
award contract for each coal separately
tSISnedt w. r. KNOWLES.
Supcrntendeni.
PROPOSALS for remodeling cascinntes
ONCE Of the Constructing lluartermnster
Fort Monroe. Va. Scaled proposals viii be
received here until 10 y. NJ. Marcel, 30 1917
and then opened for remodeiins three case,
mates Further Information on appiica-
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MEETINGS

VIRGINIA. HISTORICAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL. meeting SATURDAY, MARCH IL
al : T.: NJ. at 7oI East Franklin Street.
HrcalInnI'S M nd
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WE want regular and side lin. salesman
10 sell high-c class patented article. Sells
10 an merchants. Quick money. iIb.ral
commission. For particulars write State
manager. II. &. Grubb. Purccllyile. Va.
SPEcIALTf salesman to sell automobiles.
Must he "A 1.-Two wire. No automobile eS-
psrienCe necessary. Apply In person only.
Chns. ). Clark, Salesnanager. Kachlcr Motor
Company. Broad and Ryland
SA I.ESMAN South Carolina territory- one
WIN experience calling on wholesale and
r"taii hardware trade aud shcc, metal
workers. Salary basis. state age how
i9ns traSeled territory ana with whom EN- :
aencc: :- q j.. care Times. Dispatch
oiLENDiD chance for IA speciality suiesma II
10 sen ,oenerhl Motors Company's trucks.
one oi tic Tour best built trucks on thc
i ,nnrk IS. q Ihey ranfe from three. quarters
hustler from $4,000 TO 5000 per Year.
mas: > clark Saiesmanagcr Kaehler Mo
tor Company. Broad at Ryinnd
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FOR SALE-Business.
WASTED-RuSinesS
BUSINESS CARDS.

j. w CTLEY.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR,
Phone Madison 1881
$50 East Main Street, Second Floor
Richmond. Va.
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LOST AND E'DIjSn

LOST. one bunch OF koys Friday evening
ynctween North Seventeenth Stree, and
Nirauct Elevator, or Broad ana r,yeu,y-
nilh street ear. Reward II returned To
Ilmes- Dispatch OCicc.
LOoi or in;s!aiu, policy No. S35i3 issued
ny the Tenn Mutual life Insurance ,'oin-
pan! on the lie OF John ". Rector The
n t VIZ Please return II 10 the under
signed. An application has been mace for
Inc issuing oil a duplicate !. w Rector
=. haynes Avenue North Richmond. Va
i-CSI, On Clay. between Henry Street and
BROOK Avenue. small green ladys purse
Somtdinins between $40 and slJ. between
N.So and o'clock Monday morning re
Maro u returned TO Sol Vest clay Street
LoSi. Sunna! morning in st. Paul's Church
W vicinity, So!d card Reward
Phone Madison 5slT ""a u
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WANTED. experienced night fireman: also
several helpers work In our green.
houses. Apply Hammond Greenhouses Gin
Park 100
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l'HlNiER-We need bright boy with some
experience IN printing office. Box $50,