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The Home news., 1917-01-12
High School Notes.

The following selections were rendered at chapel on Wednesday morning: Winning Jockey"- Engelmann, Mabel Dunehew. Flushing Roses" Morrison, ' Mary Baxter. Voice Because" Guy D'Hardelot, Della Jeff ries.
 Dr. Johnston of Conway, who is travelling in the interest of Hendrix College and Rev. Lark, pastor of the Methodist Church of this city, visited the school Monday morning of this week, Dr. Johnston conducted chapel. after which he gave few inter esting remarks to the students. We are always glad to have such men visit us.
 Talks by Messrs Andrews, Will son and Buck were given before the high school student body on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri day, respectively, of this week. These gentlemen represent we'll known book companies and they have spent many years in school work. Consequently, their talks were very interesting and pointed.
The Home news., 1917-01-12
Holder-Ridgeway
pointed,

MARRIED: Tuesday afternoon, January 9, 1917, MT. Ed Holder to Miss Agnes Ridgeway, Rev. Walter Gordon officiating. The contracting parties are two of Fakes CEapel's most popular young people and the NEWS joins their many friends in extending hearty congratulations. They will reside about one mile west of Fakes Chapel Church.
The Home news., 1917-01-12
GENERAL DIRECTORY
CITY OFFICIALS.

G. w. Barber. er................... Mayor c. Porter Best. st................ Recorder J. G. Pulley. y............... Day Marshal G. G. McCrory. Treasurer Dr. H. F. HargiS. Health Officer
 Aldermen: J. A. Cullum, R. A. Drew cry, Oc Jeffries, G. G. McCrory and c. B. Riggs.
 Council meets first Monday night of each month in the Council Chamber in the Farmers & Merchants Bank Bldg.
The Home news., 1917-01-12
Rock-a-bye Baby
Have no fear, Father is near. "

BORN: To Professor and Mrs. Joe Reitano, Friday, December IS, 1916, a son.
 Eleven pounds he weighed at birth a magnificent start off con- sidering- and all the ladies say he is the finest ever. The acci- dent of foreign birth made Joe, la padre, ineligible to the presi- dency of the land of the free and the home of the brave. but no such handicap confronts Joe, la figlio, and we pray that he may reach that goal and that he may perpetuate the pleasant, sunny disposition of his illustrious fath' CT. Wynne Progress, Dec' A' 1916.
The Home news., 1917-01-12

Dr. J. R. Piercey spent the latter parteof this week in Little Rock.
 The biggest and best line of cigars and box candies at The Smoke House. Adv.
 Mir. Wm. Stader, one of Nor tons leading citizens, was vis- itor in McCrory today, Friday.
 Miss Pauline McFall left Tues day for Athens, Ala, to take a postgraduate course in oil and china painting.
The Home news., 1917-01-12
Raisinu Bid Potatoes.

Cottage Grove, Ore.-The prize po- tatoes for the season have been raised by Alfred Doolittle on his property within the city limits. The two speci- mems weigh four pounds and two and one-fourth pounds. MT. Doolittle says the entire yield is large in size and will average two-thirds the size of the smaller of the mammoth specimens put on display.
The Home news., 1917-01-12
Rather PIain-Spoken.

'How about the New Years resolu- tions?"
 "I never make any," answered the busy man.
 "YOu don't mean to say you are en- tirely free from bad habits?"
 "No, indeed, but making New Year resolutions I don't intend to keep is not one of them.''
The Home news., 1917-01-12
Not Guilty.

Friend" said the irascible man on a trolley car, '"Pd rather give you this newspaper than have you reading it over my shoulder" "You do me an injustice, sir," answered the passen- ger behind him. s'I have a cramp in my stomach that makes me lean over this way. Pm not trying to read the headlines in your darned old news paper" r."-Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Home news., 1917-01-12
Old PeopIe's Love at Sight.

Independence, Mo.-"It was love at first sight with us, and so we got mar ried." J. w. Smith, seventy-eight-year- old bridegroom, smiled at his seventy six-year-old bride, who was Mrs. Sa- line Hermann, and dismissed all other arguments on the subject. This is the third time each has been married. Both have number of children by former marriages.
The Home news., 1917-01-12
Look for the Best.

When young man gets into a new place he meets the bad companions first. They float around on top, as scum usually does. Good company is not so easy to get into. It has to be sought. The wise young man knows the channels through which he can come in contact with respectable peo- pie.
The Home news., 1917-01-12
His Vocation.

''I gave that youngster of mine a toy printing g-press, steam engine, a xylophone, box of paints, and some other things to find out whether his tastes were artistic, mechanical, lit erary, or what-but the test didn't work" "Why, what did he do with them? Smashed them all up." 'Why man, it's as clear as day-he's going to be a furniture mover."-Bos- ton Transcript.
The Home news., 1917-01-12
Diouenes and Alexander.

Diogenes was explaining to Alexan- der about his tub. II could have got a One-rOOm apartment with bath on the Acropolis, but how could I keep any reputation as a cynic if I lived at a place like Marathon Manor? And leading the hero to clever little place that had not yet been spoiled by the crowd, he welcomed him to Bohemia over the red ink of Chios.-Exchange
The Home news., 1917-01-12
Influences the Brain.

Every organ in the body exerts in some way an influence upon the brain. Those whose lives are along the sys- tematic, plOdding way - the great crowd of uS-have no excuse for "tem- peramental fits" If we take care of our health every organ does its duty, and brain and nervous system do not become temporarily poisoned.
The Home news., 1917-01-12
Dental Notice

Dr. Alex Westbrook, dentist,
 of Little Rock, arrived Wednes- day, Jan. 10, 1917, and will re- main for II days only. Will be located at the McCrory Drug Company. Adv
The Home news., 1917-01-12
Kitchen Hint.

If small firm brush with long handle is used in connection with a good cleansing powder, the work of cleaning pots and pans will be less disagreeable. The long handle will obviate the necessity for keeping the hands in the greasy water.
The Home news., 1917-01-12
COURTS.

NORTHERN DISTRICT CIRCUIT COURT-Third Monday in February and August.
 CHANCERY COURT-Second Mon- day in January, May and <Stember. COUNTY COURT-First Monday in January, April. July and October. PROBATE COURT-Fourth Monday in January, April, July and October.
 SOUTHERN DISTRICT CIRCUIT COURT-First Monday in March and September.
 CHANCERY COURT-Third Monday in January. May and .a'ember. COUNTY COURT-Second Monday in January, April, July and October. PROBATE COURT-First Monday following that of the Northern Dis- trict.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-16
AUTOMOBILES.

COMMERCIAL automobile bodies aud tops
new 1nd second hand wagons. Richard
son Bros.. 10 BROOK Avenue. Madison 1867.
Fch sale or exchange. Maxwell tourin:; car.
almost ncw. Amply lIoi t:.s, Main.
fotit-fA SENGl.E electric: excellent paint
and mechanical condition VIII cHchamrr
i"r light gusoltuc car. q a. car. Times
btSpat,h
Used cars OF unusual merit. with electric
'Sht ana started. Chandler touring, six
teen 'hdiIiH" touring. overland touring and
rum hnuir saxon TunnDout. See Us before
DuEtnE. Kline Car Sales Co, 391 Nest
8roai Street.
FOX sale Eurd ruutbout Bosch ruAcu.to
sInlpv.d. CaE Madison 1850.
l'ii Ford touring car FOR sale. * - care
Times. Dispatch.
FOR sale cheap . Ford rur,bout- ON.
,iN' Ford touring. $3.50: 1915 TWO 1917
'VSwnu! ,.3Nrt hauled a. Meyers Son Co.
SoMMERItAI. bodies suitable for every pur-
IoS" IRON US up. \. Meyers Son Co
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TAFT TO BE HONOR GUEST
AT LEE CAMP HALL TEA
Richmond Chapter Completes Arrange
mcnts for Entertaining Former
President ON March FL.

Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
of the Confedcracy. has Completed ar.
rangcmcnts for the annual tea on
March 81. at which former Presi-
dent Taft will be the CUES; O.
honor No invitations will be sent to
members OF tho chapter. The chapter
badges Will serve as tickets of adults
sion. Special invitations will be ex.
tended to city and State officials and
to officers OF local Confederate organi.
cations.
Mrs. T. J. White is chairman OF tho
committee on refreshments. ami Mrs
+. a. Blcnncr heads the committee on
decorations The Yea will be neld at
Lee Camp Hall on March 81 between
4 and o'clock in the afternoon
Mrs. John Hughes. who was elected
corresponding secretary at the annual
meeting of the chapter. has been un-
able TO accept the office because OF III
health. and the chapter prevailed on
Miss Nellie Spence to continue as act
Ing corresponding secretary for several
months. Mrs. y. V. Randolph read reso-
buttons OF respect on the death Of Miss
Minnie Baughman. and a committee
was appointed to represent the chap
ter al tho funeral to-day.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Day.

BY HENRY S. HUTZLER C CO..
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneer.
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.Oiilce OF

Rlchnond. Va March IL. 1917.
sealed proposals viii be received at the
once %! the ADMINISTRATIVE Board. Room
jyI CITY liali: Richmond. Va. until /.
clock noon FRIDAY. MARCH "a, i9ii.
.er furnishing one years supply OF New
RIVER run,of- minc steam coal at the City.
SPECIFICATIONS may h. seen at the Office
OF the city Electric Plant
Coal ~ TO be delivered by team or truck
IN the boiler-room OF the plant
me approximate quantity, required Is
t,ooe tons subject TO Increase or aecrea se
live Board.
Ncrtihcd check in the sum Of $40 made
payable 10 the city Treasurer must ac-
company each hid as guarantee OF the
Inc Administrative Board reserves the
rSht 10 reject an! all bids submitted
. T. w. TRAFFoRD
Smpcri nj emdnnt aiir E.lecirla. isin.nI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-16

The proHisio p-tent girl for cooking and
Al tLot 1, 40. work. Small family" An
10 "u' Avenue. Telephone Bouie.
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PROPOSALs-Seaied.
once Of
Superintendent OF Public Charities.

city iiomc.
Richmond. Va, March IL. 1917.
Sealed proposals will he received by the
Ajmnistrati!e Board at ciiy Hall until FRI
DAY. MARCH, -. at |. o'clock noon. 20
supply. steam and anthracite coal for thu
city Home and Virginia Hospital for a -
Rod "f twelve months from April l. 1911.
20 b" delivered AT such times may he
ordered Al either place. Estimate OF uuan.
titles required, more less.
200 tons of stove nut. 1000 pounds to
tho ton.
;. 500 tons of best quality run of mines
Pocahontas or New River engine coal. Bid
Also make separate bid TO furnish and de-
liver to Pine camp Hospital 100 tons more
or less, anthracite stove coal.
Bonds with approved security in the pcn
atty of 1880 VIII be required for the salts
factory completion or contract.
The administrative board reserves the
right to oleCt and all bids or n LEI
contracts In whole ur In part
a, this office.
Il. q. CABE.Ll. .IR
ri np
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DEATHS

hyniiA ii-p, ,, Al IN. r"sidenct o., her
son ii'-!3,N NJ. n -Utt"rliU, OF at Miller
;;Ny1h -, 49, ll'%rS ." hphHMt, IN
GGIirn thet' iwss w" dauEnt-rs Mrs. \
S.lt"rIlu. OF thI- city. .,uG Mrs. Annie
t.NuuUl uf Greenfield. Ind. auI ono son
zig. Robert B"-hlu.. "i Washington. IL g
FUNERAL 'fpru 81 Johns German Lutheran
,M4i "a Eighth ana Marshall 3 20 T. "
iIbNN !. March -. lutcrul"nc Hollywood
..-n", =. 49, ltgLatiE.s aud frt.nds invited.
~ ''e;'; IN M.ShimE,on. ID @ March
O. - AMI M's Charles - nuk, as.L
M!ftn ne" YaEcr Duke. lie i.avcs one
soi bcTnhrd kOE- DuSc, his parents d lsp
tn .is,ers, NJ, ~ Kahn Mr- II. \.
Ashty and William =, Duke p"main-
- "a. fchia"nee ot h,s parents, 80. 1913
=, runsra from Sacred Hear, cs,ncd,ai
iRlibAN. Ms-sa ~. ~ T.. VI iut-riu,ut
~ Ut ttlta-s cemetery.
SMITH Dies AZ, o'clock =. " wedn---
BETTE ~. SMITH widow ~ John -
smith. Sh" leaves two dAuyutcE~ Sit,a
Fear : sinrh aud Mrs 9. g Fink ON
ION, ihiH ilsd"r .. SMITH anu 'WU sisters.
Mrs " !. ,fcyion ana Airs: Fannie T. Fore.
fun"Tal from Residence. THIS tFHIDAYy
NokNlNG al II O'Clock.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
j. THOMPSON BROWN 6 CO..
AuctiOneerS.

In execution OF a certain deed of
trust TO the undersigned. dated Sep
tcmber II. 1916, and recorded In Cum
berland County, In u. 3. %. page 423.
default having been made in tho pay
mcnt OF the debt secured thereby. and
being required so to do by the note
holder. | will on
MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1917.
at 1890 r. NJ,
at the Real Estate Exchange, Rich
mond Va, sell at public auction, a GER
tain tract Of land containing 4l6 IA
acres, moro or less, located in Cumber-
land County. Va. on Willis River. {
miles from cartersville.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale
and $1,000, with interest from March
u. 1917. and residue at twelve months.
THOS. w. GARDNER,
Trustee.
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ONCE OF
Superintendent; city Water Works
Room ~, CRY Han.

Richmond. Va.
/ sealed proposals viii he received in this
once uhti! !: o clock noon, MARCH pa Isl1,
t1t furnishing this department with am ira ,
places: " ." .
i"rt%-hye GO, tons anthracite furnace
toat ana SiN 60 tons anthracite nut ,oul
10 ne delivered :: q. L.. New Pun phouse
NO % tons anthracite stove coal AT Mar
Reservoir. ~ az w"
Ten l0l tons anthracite stove coal at
storehousc. Madison and Canal Streets "
iWeiNe ,l2l tons anthracite stoy, conI
usHNered; freight prepaid. to Eorah Va
chesapeake and ohio Railway ComDany "
TWO 60 cars r. .. A. steam coal asuv
urtncr Information can be obtained from,
=, The Administrative BOARD reserves the
ilGnt 10 feJect any and all bids or 10 Iet
contract IN whole or in part. Also to IN
crease or decrcase the specified uuuntities
20 per cent.
The coal to he delivered in such quantities
the superintendent. "
PROPOSAL must be submitted In sealed on
HeIope containing the name and address of
me bidder, ana in the lower left hand cor
cite Coal. >'' ="
ecute contract. ~ ca
+. Il. DAVIS
ter dan
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lI-Arrests OF HuIVIo-SnIesmen
speciality salesman
,rra.tad ,v,s tho chuiit trucks OH tho
arresteu WAS inc From three quarters
michael, prominent IN pay an intelligent
who is we'll known in salcsmsnaeer year
and who for a long time)TOR CO.,
splcuous as an intrlsuerS.yland.
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SHOE REPAIRING

ElNES. the new leather Substitute. Wears
longer. lighter. waIerproof. nunskid. No
sGueak: Who'll, sol"d or Haif soied. Drew'1
Electric Shoe Factory. Tli Las. Main
WE want tn" public 10 know that 10
ur-tn-ds'c shoe repairing Of all kinds
Ais" rubber repair work. Our motto. Coco
Work at Right priceS.'' q. EYrnscn ine
electric shp. repairing. lCG North seventh
street. Madison 22Ji.
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FOX sale or exchange for mules or cattle
one imported registered English hackney
son FOR selling. w l.. Moninrer & sons
Clayviile. Va - '''
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Department OF street Cleaning

NOTICE.
Sealed proposals will be received AT ,he
office OF III. Administrative board civ
iaii., until - o'clock noon March "a 1911
Tor furnishing the following coal for ono
year 9d iS' nm April 1917. TO March 81, 1918:
New River steam coal. TO be teiiyers,i N
suCh quantities anu at such times nv ,h,.
Superintendent OF the Department of ,rc.t
Cleaning may direct To che Crcmatorv al
ST John ANA orange Streets and 10 ,ha
inrlneraior at Marshall and Fifteenth
. 10" tons more less hest run NJ min,
Ne" hNtr steam coal IL he delivered TO
tnc slodih rollers at such times ana in srch
quantities as the Superintendent or Tho IN ~
pht,hhMeni "i Street Cleaning may direct
n to ts;, more or less. OF anthracite coal.
70 lie deIlNcied TO The stables az tbs ts.ir
Grounds. stables at Fifteenth and MarshsiI
"nn au," repair Siiop at Fifteenth and Mar
snail IN such duantities and n, snrI, ,in'as
as inc superintendent may direct ~
bidder. ' '""eesstui
The Administrative Board reserves tho
right 10 reloct any and all bids or IN icI
contracts in whole or i'm part
tSisned) HENRY !. COIN
ten
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SHOES
INFORMATION WANTED.

lNFORMArION WANTED
DEEDS. marriage bonds. willis. Bible 4.
cords concerning the Perkins Family D.
, tween the, yrars i.=5-i 1900. Desired docl
nc:ItS viii be literally paid for. Adore.
=. ~. Perkins. BOX .V5. Paris. IN
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BIJOU CAFE

OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
March II 1917.
THE directors OF this company have de-
ciared quarterly dividend Of . per cent.
payable on and after April :: 1917. to stock
holders OF record March -. 1917.
W. II. SLAUGHTER.
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REAL ESTATE FOR ENCmANGE

~ exchange. all or part OF Improved we'll
I"'"t"d farm o! sou acres for Richmond
ll,ncs Dispatch.
"ASHlNGrO% KE.>i ESTATE FOR EN-
,,,, CHANGE.
NJ" modem. hr"prooi apartment located
~, ncs' ies.NeuNsl section OF IA" city;
tenicG Tor over 80. 600 - .rnr. cnrtainin
- hIdr tuchts. saiu"d It; 5000. 600. viii
* ,HhS' ior. good property in Richmond
or norfolk PUiiIin= paying about 3i5uo6
a year net over ,nI abp.. all running OK
u.hs"s New GOrh Real Estate BroE.rY
- - J. .,trc.i y. w Washington. u. q.
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SITUATION wANTED-Female

'DHi- h Ir.Ni Ht.Hrrra ph.r -booIsk.cpcr. sew
erai ears g. pcrieuCe. best References; no ~
inp"ThriE "niDlOy.'!. desires permanent po-
s.n1n linin,t!4ie.s. Bon -0a city.
= = TED position teacher. thirteen
gears experience. music and sewing
lnuSMt. 80. 9. LEXINGTON. Va.
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FOR ISkNl-Eooms

FoR rent. two large. ATTRACTIVE ,hir,I-s,oTy
rooms. furnished FOR housekeeping.
Cnilni"b. 81 West Grace Street.
.1s west Grace; lovely front room. south
ern exposure. furnished heated.
~ HN!sI,r:D r"oH- tor housekeeping. 5iT
North Fourth street
mr.. MONTICELLO. 1T Sorth Eighth
nice clean heated. soc 5jc. 81 daily. s.:
n s. weekly
IA k';E. 'front.' room. furnished. Nirginia
Apartment. f.it, ana Main.
FOR rent. Two nicely furnished front rooms
STEAM neat. Apply II East Grace Street
~ I'D. twn gentlemen 10 occupy delight
iui SUIT" Of three furnished rooms ana
private hhtli. every modern convenience
Vest Franklin. q IL. care Tin.cs- Dismal H.
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WANTED=Anin,nIs.

FAIR mares horses aud farm wagon
ana harness. address oU7 East Clay
Street. Richmond. Va
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 90. 1917.
a On n,claclc d

lhc ~ cHilSeS Ou
TUESDAY, MARCH 90 1917,
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ,
that valuable two-story brick store
building with lot fronting IS feet 3
inches, more or less, on the north side
Of BROAD street, between Henry and
Smith Streets, in the city OF Richmond
ana beginning at point about III feet
, inches from the west line OF Henry
street. and extending back between
parallel lines l45 feet, more or less, TO
an alley l6 feet wide
TERMS: One-fourth cash, and the
residue in three equal installments at
Tour, eight and twelve months from
the date OF sale, or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser. with legal
interest thereon from the date of the
sale. TO their respective dates of ma
turity. added: the title to said prop
crty TO be retained by the court as
security for said deferred payments
until the whole OF the purchase money
IS paid and conveyance is ordered
by the court.
4. W. BENNETT
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WHITE men wanted attendants on horse
Isl boat going 10 England ana return. Wages
SO To $50 for round trip Of about 30 days.
Al expenses included on trip. Hoats pro-
tecteG by conveys We shin to-day. Auply
before 1880 ready TO 20. II North seventh
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WANTED, at once. tenor for
Episcopal choir, Apply X II,
care Times-Dispatch.
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NOTiCES--I.egal.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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In the matter OF No 2Oi5
WM. r. PIZIINI In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
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BY POLLARD G. BAGBS, INC,
AND
GOLSAN e. NASH,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE. IMPR WE'D WEST
BROAD ST. EET pROPE ETY
KNOWN AS
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WHO NEEDS A HUSTLER?

YOUNG man. - ycara of age with , years
.hp:rl"nc" as advertising salesman and )
lars tApcri"hc" as shipping clerk for
OF lhc ,iarf"St wholesale houses in South.
nIEn school AMI 'oleSe education. familiar
Win once work. desires Do-itioa as city or
raFtihE sai.gM*n or connection with some
r.lispi. 81 bii>hin"nt in Richmond II pos
.iOl". WIZ consider out Of town proposition.
Am no" employed ana can Furnish very best
OF references. Address g $50 Times
Dispatch.
hi-tlSIERED assistant druggist desires po-
--lf"n. -FOUR Gears experience, graduate
~ pharmacy, goo! references. Apply Drug
XII. SIS North Tenth Street. Richmond. va.
CO.: SIkttIicE superintendent. residences.
o!hce and Int.i bul!d!ngA. heavy construc-
ton ana re-enforccd concrete Best Of ref
errnct-. J ~. care Times Dispatch
saltSmau and collector. Can prOiUc" Inn
r.diat- business. -, care Times Dis
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AUCTION sALEs-To-Day

SAFE. CASHIERS DESK. DISPLAY
TABLES. ETC, AT PUBLIC AUC.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
StTUATIOH WANTED-,1aie

, REG lSri:itED druggist of long experience
good record and with good references
wants position !:st of March Lock Box
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WANTED. young man of neat appearances;
familiar with the stationery business
preferred. Apply /" lnarr"v". Eeimach
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TO the creditors of W. e. PIZZINI, Of
itirhmond. In the County Of Hen
rico. and district aid--Banh-
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We viii sell for owner. at 32S E.as;
broad. on the corner Of Fourth and
Broad Streets. formerly d. May e
FRIDAY. MARCH Is.
at 2:3o p. NJ.
The following:
one 2s-foot Hat Case with sliding
glass door: ! Sl-foot Clothing Case. in
l5-foot Display Tables. . l0-foo Dis
play Tables. 9 6-foot Display Tables.
2i-foot Display Table. 5-foot Dis
play Table. l2-foot Display Clothing
Case. Umbrella Display Case. Mir
rors feet wide feet high. Chevral
Mirror: | Mirror feet high so inches
wide. Electric Ceiling Fans. Electric
Globes and Fixtures. Iron Safe, Of
Inches high 81 inches wide: > Tailor's
Machines. lot Coat Hooks. lot Forms
Office Chair, Cashiers Desk, small
Show Cases. lot Shelving, MezZanine
Floor. 81 feet long cease can be taken
down in sections).
TERMS: Cash. Sale positive.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctioneers.
GEO. V. OLIVER.
Cal
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No. 512 West
Broad Street

Acting under decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court of the City of Richmond
in the case OF Johanna Houcks, execu-
tor. vs.. Augusta w. 1'lanhurt ct ais,
signed will sell by public auction on
the premises on