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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va May 2.--t"r-
titicatrS Of incorporation hav" o:'n IS
sued by III. secretary of stat" l" th'
following n.~ concerns which Viii opcF-
ate under III. laws of Nest Virginia:
Eastern i'tiiiti"S Coal company. OF
Wheeling: 10 "rr"at.'. ~ Lost Creek Sta
- ton. fnrriSun county: authorized capt.
tai. $a""nn": Interpretations. w. :. Ear-
stow. J. l.. T:,yl"r. r.. Y. H"nShaw: u:
V. C"niio >nd w. H. .\h:ru. all VI New
York Guy.
Charleston Sales company. "f Charles
ton: u d.;.i III realty ami lay "ut town
sites. "tc: auth"rlZ-,t capital. S@I.upo {:
incorpora:"rS. ". ". S'ar''H. .lr., X. D..
Code f. K Hu:!butt. X. l. Henderson
and J. g. E;a,!'r. al ~ charleston.
Mourrain civ t;.;$S company. Of
Eairmont: /" nIuufncrur" glass 'Hro-
ducts: authorized capital. $".""": tnc"r-
p"rators d. NJ. uS4u,'d. Thomas u. Con-
neil. c. J. Spikrr 'rrev"y Nutt"r and
James W. r'""g!". ALI OF tairnI"nt.
kiugwoo! tlua:'zitr company. OF
KirGwood: I" min" and quarry salisbury
sandstone for the market: authnriZ'l
capital Si0u.n"": iurnrp"ratorS. Morris
L. Cows I;.org,. &. Steele and fr'"i."-
lex {. Bishop. ~; M"rganrown: James
". Flynn ard charles W. Craig Of King
wood.
Black Diamond Ei-r:oduct company.
OF Hlueii.ld: - min" coal and optr.ti"
coke ovens and manufacture" coal hi
products in rike county. Kentucky: au-
thorized capital. $eJ.hhh: inCorp"ratorS
William Schoti"ld. Of Blu"tieid: Lane
Schoheld Lutte Schntield. Craze. calhoun
and f. Randolph Eias. all OF William
son.
Hercules Coal company. "t Mason
town Pa: 20 Operate in Warren district
I'pshur county: authorized capital. $l5.-
600: incorporatorS. John y. Ramsey. OF
Lechrone. Pa: Ray j. Anderson. of
Nasontown. Pa. ". J. Lloyd Of Union
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
TODAY'S BEAUTY HELP

We find you can bring out the
beauty OF your hair TO its very
best advantage by washing it with
canthrox. 1t makes a very sim
pie. inexpensive shampoo. which
cleanses the hair and scalp thor
oughly Of all the dandruff. dirt
and excess oil. leaving wonder
fully clean. wholesome feeling.
After its use you will find that the
hair dries quickly and evenly. is
never .streaked in appearance and
is always bright. soft and fluffy:
so fluffy in fact that it looks more
abundant than It Is. and so soft
that arranging it becomes pleas
ire. Just use teaspoonful of can
throx, which you can ger from
= any good druggist. dissolve it in
a cuS Of hot water. This makes
full cup Of shampoo liquid.
enough so it is. easy 10 apply il to
all the hair instead Of just the
top Of the head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
town. Pa: John G. Gwynnc and jennie
NJ Gwynnc OF Carmichaels, Pa.

Two fatal accidents were reported I"
rrbry ARE, Angelo Pellca rs. Killed UNI
dor :, coke car at Bcrwjnd. and Frank
E:,kcta. 81. killed by fall OF slate at
cancbrakc. ~
The compensation department today
paid S456. ST.. settlement in full to Iep
Canada OtScgo.
The following new subscribers 10 the
compensation fund were accepted today:
Rlackwater Coal company. or DAVIS:
Gregg Grocery company. OF Weston:
Standard l:agl" company. or jeffrey; W E
II, Lawson Coal company. of Henlaw-
son: G. ". West. feed and grain. OF
clarkshurg: Deib"rt zlli"foose. sawmill:
Of Henlock; A. j. Kali. oil and gas. Of
Sistersvill": Mcconnell Coal company
OF Snstrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
HIGHER CAS-
RATES ASKED
AFFECTS MARSHALL
AND OTHER COUNTIES
Glen Easton, Hundred, New
Martinsville and Other.
Towns Face Advances.


! CHARLESTON. w Va. May .
| Request for permission 10 advance
rates fled with the public service COM
/; mission by the Manufacturers Light
and Heat company Of Pittsburgh calls
| for number of changes. In parts
of the counties of Doddridge, Harrison
| Marion. Marshall, MOnOngalia. Tyler
and WetZel where The present rate Is
- cents thousand cubic feet for iO.
nestle use. with per cent discount.
with minimum OF 1000 cubic feet. AZ
increase 10 20 cents is asked. The pres
cnt Industrial rate is from ~ cents a
thousand feet and graduating down
ward. and The rate asked is % CENTS,
graduating downward To the quantity
used
in the towns OF Blacksville, Brook
lyn,, Glen Easton. Hundred and Soda
liza, where the domestic rate is -
cents. less per cent. the proposed
increase IS 10 80 cents. The indus
! trial rate is 20 cents in the largest
quantity and the proposed rate is -
cents. The change asked for in NcH
| MartinSville is that the company DC
permitted 10 charge one dollar. for
turning Off gas and connecting where
the service is shut off for non-payment
IOf charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
RIVER NEWS

The Ohio river was stationary ycster-
day afternoon with IL stage pt feet 6
inches az the local wharf
Yesterdays departures included the
steamer Milton at 80 a. M. for New
Macamoras. and the Reuben Dunbar. az
%, M. for Charleston. The Liberty ar
rived last night and will 20 out at ! |
o'clock this morning for Marietta. The
Ruth is scheduled 70 pass up for Puts
burgh at D this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
THIS IS THE LAST DAY
For Candidates to File Expense Ac
counts-Auditor Wants Regis
trar Lists.

When the office Of City Auditor
Charles H. AhrcnS closed last evening
only half of thu candidates for council
had filed their primary expense &C
counts. Mr.. AhrCnS makes The urgent
request that all other candidates file
their accounts by > o'clock This cy"n-
ing.
Several of tho election committee
men also failed yesterday to- furnish
I'll" auditors with the names Of mrn
who will servo as REGISTRARS in their
wards. The auditor insists upon hav-
ing these names to-day as the time for
taking the registration is short.
Hnok--Whon - woman loses her hus-
band sh" has TO look out for number
one.
Nyr And + suppose sht does that by
lnukln out for No. c.-JuaCc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
Red Cross Unit,

y Fed Cross society IN Elm t;roNc was
mentioned ~ tn" big patriotic demon
SIratiun. about three weeks ago. II the
close Of thu meeting. hui n"rhing had
hcrn heard of the project. until Rev. i.
G.. AlprrS Of tho 81. Marks Lutheran
church at Elm Grove. announced that q
meeting would b. held This evening in
his church. Tn" ACCESSIBILITY Of organic
Ing An auxiliary +" th" Wheeling chap
ter will be discussed. This would hr of
great advantage. because persons wish
ing L. belong To thu Rcd cross society.
would not hay" 10 20 10 Wheeling. TIL"
nr,nhcrs Of all churches ri this SrCt!"li
are invited IL attend. as n Fed Cross
unit in This locality would prove "f
great hcn"tiI br. y. l.. Rene. chair
man of tho Wheeling charter. will b,'
present. and Will IL: the principal speak
~ Of Ihn CNrminE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03

TNr fUm-rn1 srrNlrn% N Mrs s: r.
Hartley Of lh2h Lind street. viii II" held
this evening a. "'rlu'n. At tho family
home. Mrs Hartley WAS formerly n
Miss Tulanh If near Calls. Marshall
county Mrs Hartley WAS in her IlSt
year. and is survived hy h"r husband.
two sons ard two daughters. also TWO
brothers. The body Will h' taken 20
Calls. tomorrow morning wh"r" burial
will ;ak" place az noon. III Mt. Hope
,,rMrIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
ST. GAINESVILLE WILL
OBSERVE BABY WEEK

ST. Clairsville will contribute 10 the
general observance OF the nationwide
Baby Welfare Week Oh Friday even
ing and all day Saturday Of this week
The Woman's Tuesday Evening Study
Club, the Grange, the Cradle Roll de-
partmeuts Of the three churches are
all united TO make This success.
Miss Dunning. or the Wheeling pub
tic school nurses. wilt lecture on
Proper and Improper Clothing for the
BABY" There will be health talks BY
physicians. and playIet will be put
on by the children. together with other
Instructive and interesting exhibitions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
TO PAY UNION, SCALE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May .
Over six hundred miners are affected
by the Four STATES Coal company
agreement 10 pay the kanawha wage
scale. This includes an eight-nou"
day. an advance of c.. cents on he
mining rate and l. per cent in the
outside wage scale and inside wage
scale. The company had an agree
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
RaoTHERHoop TO MEET.

The -: paul's Evangelical Brother
hood will hold an lmpnrtan; meeting
Friday. May 18th. at the church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets Much huSI-
ness Of an important natur" is {" he
transacted 50 all members are urged 20
attend. Rev. y. l.. Bruz". nf the Mt.
Iinn Lutheran church. will speak. Re-
trcslimentS will be- screwed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
Boy Scouts Plant
I Day Nursery Garden

The Boy Scouts. Troop No. !,
Wheeling. planted TN" Kings
Daughters Day Nursery garden
yesterday afternoon. under the
supervision of Geo. f. House. Jr.
After the work was finished.
they were served with most
gratifying luncheon by the man
agcm"nl oi the Day Nursery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03

DAVIS ISLAND DAM-9.9 fect. sta
tjonary: clear.
STEC BENEILLE-93 feet. station
airy: clear.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY feet. rising;
clear.
MORGANTOWN-S6 feet: cloudy.
cool
WARREN--1. feet. cloudy: colder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
Patterson Council.

The regular mcriIrg Of IN" Patterson
council Will bc held urNi Tuesday "v"n'
ing IN the town hail. Regular routing
business will be taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03

Tho vacant lf"li at WnndSdal" that
Mayor Nnyl"r S"cUrrd for gardening
I purposes has been pInw"d. md soon tho
SchoolhnyS will l." seen at work doing
their bit" toward rulriuS the high cost
Of living. The Associated Charities If
Wheeling will receive the proceeds
from the enterprise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
SAFETY EXPERT
COMP LETES TOUR
Of THE SCHOOLS
WHEELING TRACTION EMPLOYEES
AID IN WORTHY MOVE
MEN1
Pupils Of Over 400 Rooms Hear Talks
Many Adopt safety" Manual
as Text Book.

During the last TWO weeks OF April
the schools Of the Wheeling 0lStricl
have been visited by Mrs. NJ: Ridge
representing the bureau OF SAFETY. I'M
caeo, the working orSanlzauon OF tne
Employees Safety leagues OF me nee
ing Traction system, as well as tnc
West Penn Railway Power companies
and other companies controlled By
Samuel Insult of Chicago. who IS pres
ident OF the local companies.
Some time ago the Employees Safety
Leagues of the Wheeling Traction sys.
tenn took up with the different school
authorities Of this district the matter
of periodical lectures TO the children
of the schools on the subject OF Selt'
eral safety, both as regarding the oQ,
Grafton Of street railway system and
also their general safety while at play
and in their homes. The school OIL
Gals were heartily in favor or the
method and readily gave their permits
sion.
After a considerable delay the local
Employees Safety leagues were aole
to secure the services Of Mrs: Rlddle.
who came to Wheeling ready for WoFk
on the 18th. During the past TWO
weeks Mrs. Riddle visited and talked
TO the pupils OF some 400 rooms in the
schools of this district, making about
ion talks. These talks were OF .great
interest to the children and 1t IS De-
lieve6 that much good will come from ;; I'M
this work. Mrs Riddle has supplied
each teacher TO whose pupils she
talked with a manual on the subject
OF safety" which may be used as a
text book, and in several Of the schools
visited the teachers and scnool au.
thorities agreed to. make TINS par
of the weekly studies Of the children
deyoting certain amount of time eacn
week to the subject.
1t is felt that much good can be &C.
complished by regular visits and taiks
10 the children such as made by Mrs.
Riddle and the Wheeling Traction
company. and more particularly us
employees. deserve commentator for
the interest taken in this matter. as
the talks have dealt with all phases
of the subjec; and not safety IN con
nection with the operation Of street
cars alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
Conpleted BY Fail.

Tho now k.dG WO,d LWllI"rHn church NJ
l.cnnN is not expected To he ready for
occupation until early fall The new
| hnildinC is on" "f the incest out-thc-
pike. and the pariShion"rs should hc
proud Of it. The inside work is now be-
lux started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
0UT-THE-PIKE
To Entertain Basketballers.

MISS Ethel MCCOrmrk. 0f LorInE
Place, Elm Grove. will entertain the
boys and girls haskrihall squads If
tho Elm Grove school at her home Fri
day evening. Dancing will he The diver
sion of the evening. after which a dam
" lunch will he served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-03
How Mrs. Harrod Got Rid OF Her
Stomach Trouble.

Stomach Trouble.
- suffered with stomach trouble for
wears and tried everything | heard OF.
but the only relief got was tenn
porary until last spring | saw Cham
bprlain'S Tablets advertised and pro-
cured a bottle of them at our drug
store. got immediate relief from
that dreadful heavine<S after eating
and from pain in the stomach. writes
Mrs. Linda Harrod. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Obtainable everywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
URGES GREATEST NAVY
nchr-Ndmfrnt Chadwick Would Mnl,c
:. Mistress of Sen md Train
i.00o.O00 Men Yearly.

NEW YORK. February iS-A navy
SECOND 10 none in the world and an
army OF 100000 men year under
""i>cFsai military training were urged
by Rear ADMIRAL French f.. ChadwicL
l. ;. ~. retired, who spoke ON .o,,r
international Relations After tie War"
AT a luncheon at the Lawyers club.
w" ourselves have come 10 Tho purt
hG OF the ways" declared Rear Adj
miral Chadwick. we nave rot +, face
inc music of actualitics. We can drift
n" longer The first and Fundamental
fhinG, If we are to save our couutr,
as instinct nation. is to recognize
'hat we are only in the early stages uf
forming nationality: that we mus,
'hteErate our many widely distinct ole
mcnt* and not tend TO disintccr,ic
'h"m through the passions tina. have
arisen during this war.
There is no question thar 81. ,,c
gong To meet the European world AT
inc END OF this war strung To tho high
cS' ritch Of efficiency. 1t will start out
the now life with IL vigor. a kceuncss
ana an ABILITY greater than the world
mas ever yet seen, the outcome Of the
mighty education of war.
Every year there arrive at tho ago
OF eighteen about 100000 young mon
IN our country. ! would have them
automatically enter The army for one
years service. Such a number Of on
listed mch would require a permanent
force of 5000 officers and $50 600 non
commissioned officers. would let but
i"w escape on account of dcf.ctiy.
physique. for benefit to such is par,
of what We are after
nc navy is muS.i easier matter
l" dea' witt one of 10000 mon will
meet our needs. amd this number at
icaSt should he available by enlistment
Intii the world shall have arrived at q
cohdlti"h OF permanent peace would
nave ah"at the most powerful navy IN
Tue world. VI = our only real defense
against foreign attack"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
ABOLITION OF MISERY
IS CONFERENCE THEME
preliminary Program for Charities aud
corrections Gathering in Pitts
hMrSh ~ Announced

CHICAGO. February lS.-.-Thc aboli-
ton OF human miSHiy has been adopted
rs the main iHvn" Of the National
Conference of Charities and Correction
"hich - To meet at Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jun" 4 To ~. The preliminary pro
gram was issued from the Office Of
the organization here to-day. Tn,
presidents address, IL he given by
Frederic AlmN. oi buffalo. Will he eli.
Nt''d Inc Abolition Of Poverty" Ne.
elected children. Slum districts. TN.
criminal class. the Insane. mental de-
lrctiNcS and hld conditions In out-of-
inc way rural !"gious arc all 10 be
passed IN review by tho several di.
Visions of ih" conferences Rishnn
charles - Williams. eli Detroit. an nd
N"c;itc OF economic reform. will breach
the annual sermon
Thomas Mott Osborne. of Auburn
\. v, Is chairnan IL the division on
corrections II VIII contrast The oIn
system OF prison mana : cn,cut with Tho
hohor system and the Mutuai WsIf3r,
League The discussions ON child well
rare viii start with the proposition
thai neglect OF tic needs of children
IS the result OF Nmcriva's economic. pro.
gram This part OF the meeting will
b" under The leadership of WiIfred
: Reynolds, Of Chicago
The standard OF liyim" i'm its r,lo.
ton TO business i,"licics viii be- trcat.
ed in " section on community programs
"f which Robert \ Moods. OF SoIth
r"d House Boston. is chairman. Tho
"'''fjanc" OF "tcauizcd moral force;
IN" of prohibition ~ preventing I'm.
man mis"ry viii likcwtsa bc emma.
sized
social insurance as Il preventive ~.
distress Viii 10" presented by Edwar,j
I" Dcvinc and Morris lIiiIuuit. of Now
YORK Health insurance viii bc DIS
cusSc0 BY Professor aicriIz Bonn. a.,
Munich. Germany. ana Professor Ernst
Frcnud. OF Chicago pr. owen conn
of philadelphia. aud pr. L: =. Southland.
OF Hos'on viii outline q plan ~ com.
munity action 10 proven, ncn,a, dis.
case aud defect
THAT established cnaritahlc agencies
themselves arc among the chief mean,
OF reducing human misery viii h..
shown by Speakers in two other soc.
lions These arc being arranged nv
w Frank Persons. Of The New yor,;
charity organization society. and A I.
Bowen, OF the Illinois State Charlie,
Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
Icy MccCRDY " JOHNSON.
Real Estate brokers.
Sale To Close Estate
No. oO2 ST. Peter Street
No. 604 ST. Peter Street
No. 1926 North Second
Street, Corner Federal

N''inE by authority OF tho viii Of
JOS ~ NJ skinner. deceased. duiy pro-
n"'.d ~ Richmond 'h;.mccry Court. and
IA "fd'H :" @Cttl" said estate. tn" I'M
dcrsi%ncd Viii onci for sale. urou Tie
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1917
at : %" o'clock
til" two iSu-strl.y fran, I>yc,I,u,.s ;.n
ana cot y. -. Peter street lust north
""i I.cilh street. NJ better rental loca :
.loh III w. CITY Immediately thcrc3,f-
icf. fdE "t l.. NJ. the large detached
pr'cN ana St1"crcd dwelling at tho
s"uthM"Si corner OF second aud Fed.
Graz streets 'ln2"D. containing: about
zen rooms. ~ r"rt"Ct order. and Inn
lr"ni"i" possession can 10 given.
Properties may lee Inspected at rcas-
"nMntc hours and tim" before sale
Il; II. TAi.LEY
EA"rutnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
VI. ~. DooIcy Dead.

iHpccia! To The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL. W. February Is III n
no"lrN head OF the claim department
~ the southern Railway. whu died in
Washington last night. was a native
OF East Tennessee. Ills vic ,Ybo
survives him. WAS formerly Miss Mol.
lie Mooney. Of Bristol. Mr.. pooley had
peen IN Tue service OF the one rail-
way system Tor about forty-hvc Soars5
u Is SAID his assistant. Isaac W. ptun.
probably Will succeed him In Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
Montague Mfg.Co
;. w. Corner Tenth and Main sta..
SASH. BLINDS. DOORS. FRAMES.
RAILROADS
Richmond AMI Chesapeake Bay Railway Con,,,,

."p.IscunE schedule al ApriI H. igll
>chrn.'. sunJe,, 20 Chumge Wuiiout
Notice.
ITaiHs leave iachuonu b'5:oO ~ NJ q A
~ %. ~ NJ. $. NJ, 10 a. Nj. ii A. NJ
~. c;2a A.. " 7;iU j.. 81. Us i. ST. iV :.
81. ! 10 H. NJ. - =
Trains leave Ashland $50 A. 81 b., A
n a; NJ. % y NJ. 10 a NJ ell. a. 81.
~. 40 F. n ,G:Go 7: NJ. T:Io T. ~. +,
To aries baggage. daily except SUNDAY
SUNDAYS only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
Seaboard Air Linz Railway CoEDaDy

The Progressive Hallway of the Suuth ="
go Ifaims leave daily y. NJ. Nurlinn Local
I2:"v T. NJ, Sl"cpers Atlanta and i,,.i snu.
yilsc +. 81; - NJ: siocp9s ,iacisomviI!c Ram
oi' anu Key West; ll:lO T. M ,n,,.Irs.
y g. , ~. siccpers Atlanta. Birninghnn
lnSkS"nNilir Lainra and ST petershurc
y. NJ. J..o T.. NJ " ''' $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
I. Id. WANTS

iHiAIILhr.,' cents line per Insertion
SUNDAY M, ri ."Mts a Inc per innser'ion
!$y$$iS5'$ %Epr #iT TiSD o& wN %$
GoMrhlAAYY TirtH E or G4Ef' CASH TO Ac-
RATE PER LINE
e,.,. Minimum space. tmn liura
SSuiM .i,A and DAILY Insertions. 80 cents.
CONSECUTIVE: inscrti"ma - cents
Situations Wanted. Male and Fr,nnic
8 lines . Within ono week. u ,cn's a line 49,.
bas,9 81 measurement, is solid agate. ~
The above rates cover al "inssiiign,ioms.
iassihcnti"hs not guaranteed after +. NJ.
ILLUSTRATIONS ron It'd. WANT ADS.
n, INC i"i,owimE Times Dispatch Branch OF
WIS., are Tor tic cony.micnyo OF the pubic
regular "iice rates, Which are t siven above .
w.s, "tE :SI ~, 80 LousiiEE STHEET.
o 3issnedos Drug Store fioSl Ave ana
Kerns iharm.ry. aesa ,ian,y.r Ave
M- f. T:ast. Fr"s 4s s'$ys sq3
Mrirhts Drug %. inc. LomvarHy nnI
f ,YI., Drus store; Alien Ave- ana Grace ST;
f.! '"G;"g H5%F t% Y . s%3 St,
:. V. 81. May q Bros. n,o"h Az AN ana Clay
=, rarran, Drug store. rouphco ana Broa
- FAST OF, FouSIi.E NrEEnr.
ar T. 'ST! Ear, nsas 2@T , 80 q ttroa4 st
WaIia D;"E store Ei,M Az M4f,aai SIS
". H. naiay. zoo -? MortH ic ri'H ~ 81
Ri, KiIhaIason DRUG story loi y. seven.
q: i. Ghlarey % y. E,eloccn,n s.,
90 Turner'n rhaimacy. Twenty -Eist aud Main
W,ilianis Pharmacy. THenty-nrst and Mar
snrins:It pruE co".naa rAeu,, tHrd ana
wg,Hd & scha"; prur Co.. Tuen,y-rrh
AM, NenaGie Sts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-19
Southern Railway System

'i'tnS i.'nNc EtrnuVn"--Aidiu -. station.
:, 1000. Lt,ur"s 40, sgHrHntccd Foo the
r"utH h~lLI ~" \. ~. Local 1880 y. a..
'NpTcsS, pnri"r buffet car. a. NJ express
u i. J.. NJ express, sleeping Gao open. 80
y 81. 500 J. NJ. local, Tor KcysviiI,. ,'u.se
Guy ana lfufaI" lunction--wccil days
orr l;iNcr Liuc--J;IO T. NJ steamer
Tram, except sunday, connecting Tor iia.If-
NOR. t'hrior ear. 1850 y. VI. and lIa
Trains Arrive iiichmond--l' From tho south
90 \. NJ and s:l" y NJ. i::.5 T. Nj 5:"s
- NJ, ualIH: $50 y. NJ, except .uu!a.
from, West Point. ., a: NJ. except Mon
DAY 80 y: NJ: and al. L. NJ, daily.
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Norfolk & Western halfway

ONLY ALL Rail-. LINE 10 NoKtOl.K
i.vaE" iaAfd street station. IIICnIuOuI.
Foh \oitr ELK .d:l5 y. NJ. :.vv A. vi
Foh thNtnbUiiu AID TiiE " EST.
y" IL y ~ 80 A. NJ. 800 -; NJ. -e:s1
4. ~. ..u, 81 L. ,.r-Wc. '":G5 l.. NJ.
AriiNt i.".unonu from Nurfu!H: 'li.iU
y. NJ. -":j" l.. NJ. 500 l.. vi. II 30 T. VI
from th. nest: -G:i, y. Nj. 's:3, \ nj.
= ;lu + ~. Ito 4. Nj. -o:I7 Il, 81. 500
'paly fDaily ,>,ert sunday. +Sunday
~, I" BEN ILL. ". g. $AUNDEHS.
-, !iean"h". u. T. y. Roanoke
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FOR SALE-ltcal Estate.

FOX SAT-" very ch.a,, 100 acres iarL on
seven Pines ear line suitable to suDhiN!d".
{ .la. "ar" Times bisnatoh
FOR sole. one lot situated at New Point.
va. Mathew t"uniy Bargain TO cash
huy"r. Appl! Mrs. y. ". GENTRY. 1870
turnover Avcnn". niclInondl V.
NA'ANI Eround Ia Monuincu, Heights Tor
sale. ir'ut'uS on i!ruui. Grace, Ice. fIt2-
mnnSh. ,r'Shhn streets Address I. g.. care
Ftm"4- Dispatch.
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STEAMBOATS,
Old D0lllinlOnl

~ iacnmunu "i Ash ST. daI!y. 90 u NJ
;-eaNts :eMbHti News. ......s.ov 4. u
Ionnec,ions with mutn lIne steamers seav.
!mr Norio.k for New York daily. except sun
udy 100 y. NJ. Connections also made by
) y "; ny. 3 p. 4. ana g. . Ks. at
u NJ. Night line steamers stop Clara
mont OF ssuaI. anG are met W pGOi!l SON
Nc:.iiccS.
VIKGISIa NN,IE NTiGN CO James River
by daylight fpr Norfolk. old Point. Newppr,
News ana all James River landings Mon.
cay. Wednesday and I'rida. at 600 4 ".
Freight received Tor nlI I.t:;as River uoi;t l.