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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-02
258 COUPLES ARE
GRANTED LICENSES
TO WE'D IN 1916

The high cost Of living and 9TH
er impedfments to matrimony
failed to deter 25s couple from
Keokuk and vicinity who secured
, marriage licenses during the past
twelve months. Records Of Clerk
) Albert Vollers show that there
) were 25S licenses to marry issued
) from his Office between the first
day of January, 1916 and the
, thirty-f1rst day Of December.
, The last license to be issued
} in 1915 was to Patrick r. Merritt,
, As, of Meyer. Ill, and Mrs. Maude
, l.. Boyer, A, Of keokuk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-02

National Bank Statement Called For,
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-The comp
troller of currency today issued call
for the condition of all national banks
at the close of business December 81.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-02
To Be Envied.

George News: Grownups may smile
when they hear that an S-year-old boy
ate ten sandwiches and drank two
cups Of coffee at one sitting at the
Martin Bros. Co. free lunch last
week, but the average man past
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-02
To Confer on Trades.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Jan. 2. - President
Charles Weeghman, of the Cubs and
Fred Mitchell. the new leader, of the
Bruins, will confer today over the wire
trades Mitchell has in mind for the
strengthening Of the Cubs.
Mitchell is expected here Thursday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-02

thirty envies the youngster his capa- I
city for putting away so much at one
time. Only the young can eat ''tlIl
they bust and get away with it.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-02

A new building is erected in New
York City on an average Of every fifty
minutes. " ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-02

Either husband or wife may claim
divorce in France after three years
of absolute separation.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-02

and three different nationalities, but
these have not been. counted. ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-02

Use Resinol Soap regularly and you
will be astonished to find how quickly
it soothes and cleanses the pores, and
leaves the complexion clear and fresh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
SOUTH'S CALL TO MOTORIST
Neport from Washington That Winter
Touring VIII B~ Heavy Despite
InfRvOrnblc ROnds.

Between tho North and the South the
road shuttle is more active than ever
before in the history Of the nation ac-
cordinE to the figures which arc daily
being tabulated by the A. \. ~ ma
tional touring bureaus in WASHINGTON
and New York City.
Florida is the principal Southern
objective at this time Of the year for
the Peninsula state has gotten into
its highways stride to such an extent
that the fact is commanding wide
spread attention. In fact, the entire
southland il feeling the effect oC the
recently established Federal roads CO.
operation with the several States. and
from the accommodating State systems
are emerging the trunk routes which
muSs accept growing quantity of
freight tonnage and passenger traffic.
II Is safe to say that every forth
coming State Legislature in some form
or another will consider the twin sub
jects Of roads and self propelled veh,-
cleS One phase Of the situation is the
practically unanimous desire on the
part of all States to establish travel
able connections with adjoining States.
for ii is now realized that commerce
and social relations do not stop short
AT state boundaries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
HARD UP FOR CAR PARTS
British Users OF American Made Mo-
tors Unable to Get Replace
mcutS.

British users Of .American-made auto
mobiles are in difficulties over the re-
placement OF parts when damaged OF
sufficiently worn 10 require renewal.
according to the London Telegraph.
The reason is that no Importation =!
foreign motor car parts Is permitted.
except for government vehicles, II has
been estimated by iii" agents OF
American manufacturers trading IN
Great britain that the amount OF en-
ira parts necessary To be Imported for
private owners would h. about 20"
tons per anntm. This seems q very
small quantity. and possibly tn. Board
of Trade might allow it's importation,
provided that departinnct MAS assured
that il was really needed hy British
owners of American cars.
The difficulty in the matter is 10 he
able TO prove TO the War Trade Dc
partnent that such parts might not bc
used To consi ruct new vehicles Instead
OF repairing existing ones For this
reason il is suggested that IL private
car owners, who want ID buy new
parts. could he represented ny a body
such as the Royal Automobile Club,
who would act as sponsors FOR the
BONA fdcs OF their applications, the
Board OF Trade would sanction he de
mann
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
Heal Hcctprority In J,r..

While New Jersey motorists had t.,
start out with 1917 licenses January
/, the strangers within her gates wcr"
given iull reciprocity by the New Jcr-
sey motor-vchiclc department. Penn
sHiNahias department has been troubled
with shortage Of tags. and on this
account extended its time limit to Jan
uarN IL. Ncw Jersey promptly extend
ed IN" same courtesy to Pennsylvania
within her borders. Several arrests
nav" been made Tor failure to carry
1871. tags, but all citizens of other
states winch Tor amy reason did not
max" their license changes mandatory
on tho sam" date a. New Jersey did
We're promptly discharged from Gus
tOdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
GOOD ROADS SCHOOL
Something New In West Virginia
Representative GntherlnR Ia Teach
md study Highway HmildtnE.

CHARLESTuN w. VA. February 3.
A good roads school is something
new in this state. but such school
will open At Morrantown on Febru-
AIRY. aud continue IN session for a
period OF ten days ar least. 1t Will
be conducted under tn. Joint auspices
OF the West Virginia Road bureau
and tho College Of Engineering.
1t is expected that this viii! he a
representative gathering Of West Viz
giniaus. together with experts from
the United States government and
various other states and colleges,
which will probably make /, tho most
successful and important gathering or
good roads men ever hold in this state.
Many prominent engineers and others
interested in tho good roads movement
of West Virginia have SiSniiicd their
intention 10 be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
Military Trainer Mt BiHcksburE.

Hl.ACkSBUl:G. VA. February 3
torban Fisher. infantry sergeant. L
:. ~. has hccn detailed as an assistant
instructor in military science and tao.
'icS az the Virginia Polytechnic InSti,
tut". and has begun his work in 'hi,
position. The establishment II tho Re
serve Officers Training Corps here !,
tho occasion Of this detail. as the col
lcSc - entitled 10 ono such officer fol
each loo mon that culis, in tho train.
ing corps but because or tho dcman,
for tho services OF tho regular arm,
officers on The border IL viii bc inn.
poSSibl" To secure any more instructor!
for several months vet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
LAW AND Equity COURT.

Monday--E. :. shelby Vinegar Com
rany. j. Kent I;awicy, y. H.; OKLA
h"rtY, Fulton " Byrd. u. a.
M"nday-f. y. schultz vs. X. l.. Mar
I'm. Thomas -. Moss. y. a.: Il. Il. Flor
ance and T.. V. Farinholt D. d.
Tuesday Etchison Hat Co. Inc. vs.
Southern Express Go. George Fitz-
hugh. r. Il.
Tucsday-William Henry Lewis. ad-
miniStrator, rs. Daniel Farrar. u. T.
jackson. J.. o.; J. Thomas IIewin. y. d.
dnesday-L.. Rose II 60. VS.. Moore
i:rot Cary ELLIS Stern. p. q.
WcdncSday-k Kline Motor Car co. VS.
John &. iiaSan. Williams Il Mullen
y. o.: Il. T.; BYRD p. d.
Thnrsiay-W William Gaincy's admin :
isirat"E vs.. H. +. ~ l.. ny. Co. Cyrus
Friday-Lyndail Euntin. etc. VS. Lii
liam Wilson. Him Carter and c. r.
SaMds. 7. o.. Mcrcdith & Cooke. 2. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
GIGANTIC. TIMBER DEAL
rwenty-'rhrcc Thousand Acres OF i.un,-
her Lands In SSnin County. ".
e.. Changes Hands.

.\SIiENlIL.E. y. c.. February 3.-Thc
most important timber land deal West
crn North Carolina has known in Il
number OF years WAS closed recently
with the purchase by the Champion
Fiber Company Of $1,000 acres in Swain
County. 1t lies along the forks Of the
bconalufty River, and extends TO the
ridge OF the Smoky Mountains
The timber is designated as spruce
although. Of course. other woods arr,
found also in the boundary. OF thu.
acreage. $4,000 acres were bought from,
the Southern Spruce Company and g.
600 acres from the Woodbury. Lumber
Company.
rho property is soon to be opened uu
by building a railway from chcrokcs
Indian School UP the Oconalurty River.
II is seven miles from Cherokee to the
junction. with the Murphy branch Of
the southern. Sawmills will be built.
/; is expected. the coming summer.
The purchase means "a large increase
I" tho wood supply of the fiber COM
panH FOR us mill at Canton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
CnA>cEnl RELEASE DEEDS.
Five Deeds of Relense. Amounting TO

Wallac" i. Brown, trustee TO Addie
H. smith. 20 l.: by 135 feet south line
OF Main Street, 1872 feet west of
Davis Avenue. February l. 1917;
$1,000
~. y. Mccurdy. trustee. To Stella G.
Hausman. 6lNlOu feet. known as l232 To
l?%S Floyd street February >. 1917:
$1.i00.
John BaSby. trustee to r. r. and j..
IL. SchepmOeS. 59X60 feet known as
1905 to 1871. North Second street Feb
vU:try |, 1871: S25O
.. ~. Funston. trustee. to W. : Bell
- IL by !22 feet south line of Floyd
Avenue. ~ west line OF Davis Avenue.
January -, 1917: sa.6OI
t.: T. schmidt. trustee. 10 I. l.. Davis.
2"Nl4u feet north line OF Park Avenue
10 feet west Of Cleveland street. Jam
uary - 1917: $6.5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
u, srrNGs CornT. PART II.

Monday H. II. Cobb vs.. T.. l.. Smith
-. l.. o. W"ndcnburE. p. d.. Mcneil
Erc'nn"r. p. a.
Tuesday aud Wednesday, VS..
Tr"mc'man. iiunsdon Cary, p. a.; Will
Hams & Mullen, p. d.
Tuesday Charles w. Garrison vs.
IL ~ Euid.
Thursday-T. .. aud W. T.. Youn:
rs. {. T.. Garrett ct ais. Buchanan 4:
Gray, j.. q. Pollard e. Smith. y. d.
Thursday commonwealth VS.. Rob-
"rt Cooke, Jr., alias j. NJ. Bcrklc
charlie" |. Page, y. d; J. 7. winso.
Friday and saturday Matte Tyler
-. y g. l.. I: Il. 90.
Friday ana Saturday osbey Wiikim-
son " " g. l.. Il. H. co. Nunually
Il Miller. p u. Edwin H. Cox, p. d.
Friday T.. l.. Clark VS. y. & ". Ry.
Buchanan. y. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
7. M. c. A. DAY IN DANVlLLE
Addresses VIII lie Nude by Several
state Officials OF the
Organizations


Especial to The Times Dispa
bANNll.lE. VA, February 3.-To-
morrow will be Y. NJ G. \. day here,
ahd state officials Of the association
VIII De IN panrillc to discuss the work
OF the organization i'm the pulpits OF
'hc city churches and at Il mass meet :
ins 10 be held during the afternoon.
state Secretary :. A. Acklev NJ w
lea State student secretary: W. g.
mccarthy, boys secretary. and j. A.
ileasants. assistant boys secretary,
are coming TO tell what the associ.-
tion has done for Virginia Mr.. Ack-
':F an" MI Lea. in particular. will
dweit on the work done alon. the
border among the Virginia troops and
VIII ask FOR subscriptions from the
people Of Danvilie TO hclp win. on,
the deficit occasioncd by tn. building
and maintenance of a temporary Y NJ
c. y. at Brownsville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
BUILDING PERMITS.
Seventeen building Permits. Amount
inn a x:f0.alO

ing TO xa0.4I0.
NJ l. BURKE. I" erect brick store on
~: ~ Meat S'n. OF nun street. between
Metih an" thirteenth streets. 10 cost
>-":VUo.
u liunoafd, TO erect brick garage,
-" NTf'n Elm street. TO cost s425.
y. w. Shmnan. TO repair brick build
Ills 2"i> West Grace street. to cost
s'""'
u" stern TO repair brick dwelling.
i'u" Grove Avenue, to cost $3.50.
James w. Carr. Ia repair brick foun-
airy. to i North Twcnty-nfih street.
10 cost sNoo.
Watkins C.ottrau t,,mu,ry ~ ,or.i,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
Jersey Squire in Trouble.

Squire Joseph j.. Weeks, Pleasant
willie. y. J., who. il is charged. rcapcd
a harvest in fines imposed on motor
lists vino paid TO avoid publicity and
delay, hut who later preferred charges
with tho state motor-Vchi"lc depart
ment. has been indicted by tho Atlantic
County grand jury on thirteen counts
charging cXtortion and malfcaSancc
in Office. Squire Weeks was the Mem
esis az those who went in ami out
OF Atlantic City. and is ono Of the
best known justices in the States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
Coal Mining on simpson creek.

SIMPSON. W. VA. February 3-'rhe
Simpson Creek Coal Company. recently
Incorporated with 5000. 600 cHpitaI
completed it's permanent organization
this week. Tho company has acquired
immens" coal lands in Taylor and Bar
bour Counties. including the New York
mine here. Two additional mines will
be developed IN simpson creek near
hstor. at which place electrical mining
equipment is being installed and nc ".
mining city Will h" built j. w Gallo
way. OF New York and Haltimorc is
tho president OF tho now COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

DU Bl.lN. VA. February Enter
prising ciiiZens or Duhliu have inaug-
uratcd movement Ia organize an ice
and cold storage COMPANY SubSrrip-
lions 10 the stock Ar" being solicited
with very cn"oura cinG results With
the raising Of the necessary amount
n company is 10 br Incorporated nm
der the state laws. tho ma mum cam
iial TO be 100000. anu the minimum.
S2060O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
nonnok. Gets Another ,,a,.,r

ROANOKE, VA, February ;.--rhc
Rallou Safety Rail Joint and Nut Com
pany. of this city. soon win erect -
100000 mill construction hui,dinc and
install in ii all OF In. necessary me-
chincry for III" manufacture Of insu-
lated JOINTS. ran bolt nuts for track
frogs and crossings. and other s,nnIics
of like character. NJ. - iIayS former
ly Of Pittsburgh is tho president Of
this company. ~. t.. Hogan. Of Roa
nOkc. is the vice president. and " q
Walker is secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

Gasoline sold i'll tho United states is
divided into three classes by the Bu :
rcsu OF Mines
They are: first. straight refinery
gasoline for special purposes. such AS
aeroplane use: second blended caShinE
head gasoline for use in motorcarS
about TWO years old and third, cracked
and blended gasoline for up-to- dat .
ears tina, can efficiently use the heavier
fuel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-EAII. LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave Byrq street station. i.ichmUnd.
IpK Moi;r Ok ,,:i5 y 81. 500 A. ST..
Fp1. LI%CH"uhG AED TIE WEST:
.Gl9 a II. '..o9 4 NJ - 90 i N. rs
l.. NJ i.JCal To tI-H". $3.50 T. ~
Attr'r.. h'ghm9"d from. Noriolh: .ii:to
from the ve-l 'uI3 y. Nj 1851 A NJ
-.ly l. ~. -I.tg +. NJ. 't.I7 4. VI 800
.pany. tpsny e&cep, SUNDAY ;sunday
r. j.. 81 H!aspos.. q =. a ilE oanok..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
tHtNCEItI COtItT.

suit has been instituted in the
Chanccry court 10y IL. - EichclbcrCcr.
for himself and other stockholders.
against tn" Kiln" Motor Car Corpora
Ton seeking 10 have set aside az He
al two deeds OF trust recorded in the
ii"nIlC" circuit Court for S13.S:S.S0
ana Sll."Ii.tl, respectively. and from
using ih" name OF Kline Car or Kline
kar or from selling any note secured
ny deed OF trust on tho cOmpany's
liant on tho Eoulcvard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
tII<ItIEu ISSUED.

IN" state Corporation Commission
yesterday issued tho following charter:
tn" Citizens Eanii of Virginia. J..
T. T"rlan, president; w. /. Gregory.
cashier aud secretary: r. W. Chandler,
vice prcsidcn'---all OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
cmANCEnN TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds OF IBargain and SnI,
Amounting TO SI.ilE.IS.

Amounting to SJ,i1S.1S.
trcnShaw Warehouse and Company
10 Thomas G. Williams. Jr., 81 inches
by % inches west side Of Virginia
street. January -. 1917: S"lS.75.
T.. -. Edwards ct uX. to ". II. jack
son. 1'X60 feet known as 1908 to 1872
North Second street January %. 1917 ::
tax. $500: $40.
Mechanics Savings Bank To lie Roy
T.. Rasland. ID - 10y :? feet, known
as l2I and l"9 West Jackson Street.
neccmbcr 80. l9lG: tax. $3.50: $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
GRANGER, DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deeds OF Trust, Amounting to

lie Roy T.. Rasland To Mitchell e
Crump. trustees. IL l.: by "a feet.
known as l2i and l@9 West Jackson
street. December 50. 1917: s2.47S.
Mary G. West CT vir to Pollard e.
HaSby. trustees, "3X4S feet known as
1917: $4,000.
Violet r. Devereux to w s Robin
son, trustee. lots 105-Io2 in Highland
Terrace. February !, 1911; sos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
United STATES DISTRICT COURT

w. T.. Ayers, OF llopcwell. ycster-
day Med a petition in voluntary bank :
iupicy in the United States District
Court. listing his liabilities at s4II.03
ana his assets at s5G5.2o, for the total
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
Atlantic Coast Line
The !,'aHi"Id kan'0,u al the south
~ ~ NV. LANI-AkA IaIs

NV ''"h""ih h'h'uLu al the south.
trE.itr JANtth s. 1917.
!ishiNS '-r..>Ni 4. az, islJ,SD DAILY
ron !"'id" hHu SOGIn. $40 A VI. md
30 NJ ii.1' T. a., 100 \. ~
OF NolioIn. u.lO y. NJ $40 A. A. S:uo
=. ~. .'A."V T. NJ, i,.lU l.. ~.
Or y. ~ W Is. ~ est. t.IS a. Al So
a. III. .':"r /. NJ, $50 l. VI
Tor e;e's"!i- ,-.og y; NJ. s:la. a. NJ.
4, NJ. $50" T. A., t4.Iy T. ri. S:5o T.. 81.
49," 4. ~ $50 /. al, i-.IV .Mldnlpn,
:, ror Go.usUvEo ana fayctIe.I.!e. 800 r.
.t.or n"newe!! SIS !, NJ. .i:ls T.. a.
i:lV y. Nj ..Ia : N 1:IS A 81 s:ah A.
NJ it;4y y A. ,..to T. NJ; 30 .. ii.
Al. II .ah J.. -. "
.,ENccpt SUNDAY. tSund.y only.
iiih" OF Arrival HHU departure and COM
ueCt.ona not guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
COURT CALENDARS.

The following cases have been called
Tor trial in the various courts this
week:
Note: p. q. is an Authorization used
10 denote counsel for the plaintiff and
j.. d. foi the defcndantJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
COJNCII. SCHEDULE.

The following meetings Of the Coun-
ell and committees had been called
Yesterday for this week:
Monday-Common Council, s o'clock.
Monday-Strcct Committee. J O'Clock
nday--Subcommittcc on Streets.
80 o'clock.
= o'clock.
Thursday-Ordinance O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

decd recorded In the Chanccry Cour,
on Friday. The land is known as lot.
800 and 56I. and were purchased by tho
Atlantic Construction Company from T..
SittcrdinE and wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
RAILROADS.
Southern Railway System

it".is Leave lsiCHmou.--Main 81. station
sy.."Hule figures not guaranteed. For tho
soutn-DaIiy: $50 A. Al. local. Iv:3v A NJ.
express, parior buffet car. T.. NJ express:
ll.!: A. n. express: Sleeping car open. :v6
/. Nj: $500 u. NJ. local. tor f>cNSsIiic. chas O
City ana Buffa Junciion--wcek days
f"ra River l-ine--5:lU T.. NJ. steamer
Tram. except sunday connecting FOR Balti-
m"r. l'ari"r carr. I.3v y. 81. and 4l5
NJ. daily. local.
;;gr \ Nj. and s:lo \. A.. l-:-5 L. NJ. 90
T.. NJ. daily: h:iu n. NJ. except sunday
, Prom " est Point s.t5 \. NJ. eAccpt Mon.
day $40 y. NJ. and t:ia r. NJ, daily.
Office s0I t.. Main s.. pAono Madison a72
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

MILL pay hpcraiJ tor furnished apart
Uueut. Must Nav, three Si".uluE rooms.
copG Locality. ABBY SUIT 80. me .jcfcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Compap,

.nprrscding schedule OF April H. 1914
schedule subJrri 20 change Without
Trains i.aye Rlehmcmd p.5 90 A. ". .7A
- ";;, A.. NJ. &, a NJ. 20 4. ~; II \. M
NJ. 40 g.. ~.
Tisins leave. Ashland - 80 a. ~ b.7 A.
~ a.; ~. of ~" J.? 4 NJ, Ell! a. n
81. bb::o T.. ~. $40 j.. NJ. 7iv T..
r.. NJ. pa T. NJ. u =. 81. 49,
.,bCaIries .hsESaEe 'DAiJ except sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY
"Ihe Frogrcs.iye Railway Of III. soutt

"Ihe FroErcssIVe Hallway OF The SUutt :"
Trains leave daily. y. NJ :Soriina local:
- 90 A.. Al. ri.cp,fs Atlanta an. J.cn,on !.
vile, 90. 4. 81. slcepcfs Jagnsul.Ile IaM.
VA ana Key Nest Il.Jg J.. 81. COACHES.
!-to l.. NJ. sierp.rs atiant@ SirmIngnat!
Jacksonville Tampa 81. ict.tsnuIY
Trains srrlScs u.-V a 81. $50 t. ~ ~ ~
A. ri. 20 T.. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
FOR Ri.NF-i'iats


M "iye n".. ooms each Within. on"
"iu,r vf tHp:tul SQUARE. "uc with private
n"lh and u"rrh hot water. 81. aud sIi
~ r.. BIu.1
ttit.r.t:-EDpM lower H., uufuruishcd TO
s"t'cG LADY OF connie Who VIII board man
aud safe. Roth "n""y'd Iurius uay. RE-
'r'Et"- EiN'h .N,G '"uuir'G Thpnc Manson
i''l, or "durns- Mrs ~, CIR" w smith
ruE rent. unt OF or 3 r"onis. centrally lo-
..trh - - CIR Tln.> Dispatch
DESIRABLE. MODERN CoIuEED FLATS.
f.' ard 50 : Street, uear uakwood Ave.
Hu' only 50 nai.
" y rCEClI.L. Jn 90. INc,.
lnii EH-i Ala,u ~trc.l
s.-5o Yer month. second rat of rooms.
..par,," entrance. - Norh Twenty
MN StT..i EgwI'~ y Jones Co. IuC. Il
Motth lashh Street
NicH a-rooru tat on Chui,h iiill, near psrk
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-nd 10 ruHb uoi.nnornond so p"r month.
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FOR RENT-Is,l.;ne>s Property.

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80 y. daily from Charlottesville eXcept
sunday from ihurmoud. jas. I:iSer Is 70
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FOR REST-Houses

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WANTED-i,urnishcd Flats

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