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The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1917-03-31

better the cooperative condition
of the producer, whether it be in
buying goods, or in getting good
prices for produce. And if you
will examine the matter closely,
you will find that EVERY paper
which has thus denounced Kegley
has also stood for high tariffs on
necessities that the farmer buys,
and for political candidates who
are backed by the nations finan-
cial sharks in Wall street.
Governor Lister has vetoed the
appropriation for the governors
mansion, and will reside in a
private home either in Olympia
or Tacoma. During the last cam
paign much ado was made about
his needless" expenditures in
keeping up the mansion. It made
him tired. as he was doing the
same as all past governors had
done, and the thing which was
expected of him. He learned the
folly of trying to live in the state
executive shack-with the re-
publican state officials bounding
every move to see if they could
not make political capital out of
it--.and he declared his intention
of doing it no more. He is not
only saving the state money, but
he is saving his own self-respect.
Now if he could take the entire
executive administration up to
Tacoma with him, Olympia could
use the mansion for a much
needed garage.
The metric system, the STAN
dard of measurement used by
virtually all the foremost nations
Of the globe except the United
States, will be adopted in a few
years by this country, in the opin-
ion of Prof. E. O. Eastwood Of
the university college Of engin-
eering.
The United States cannot long
remain self-contained. even in
the matter of weights and meas
ures. The units Of measurement
affect the whole body Of COM
mercial relations between two
countries. As our trade with
the South American countries sd-
vances, the need for a common,
uniform standard will increase.
We cannot force our customers
to accept our system if they have
been using another standard for
a long time. The United States
cannot hold out against the rest
of the world much longer.
The need for the adoption by
this country of the European
standard with respect to scien-
tific implements is evident. Many
delicate instruments are manu-
factured in Europe. When re-
placement of a part is necessary,
the order must be sent across the
Atlantic. If international stan
dardization were accomplished
these replacement orders would
stay in America, along with many
original orders.
The metric system is decimal
scheme based on the meter, which
is the distance between two lines
drawn on a platinum bar kept in
Paris. The system is established
by law in the continental nations.
England and the United States
permit the system to be used.
but do not sanction it by statue.
The meter is 1897 inches. The
other primary units upon which
the whole system is built are the
square meter. cubic meter, (10O
square meters), the liter (the
volume of q cube whose edge is
one-tenth Of a meter, and the
gram.
Roosevelt now wants to lead q
division of American soldiers onto
the European battlefields. Well.
Teddy is a good and wise leader
"a few years ago he led divis-
ion of American voters into
oblivion, and it all worked out
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1917-03-31

Roosevelt now wants to lead q
division of American soldiers onto
the European battlefields. Well,
Teddy is a good and wise leader
"a few years ago he led a divis-
ion of American voters into
oblivion, and it all worked out
for the best.
The kaiser wishes it distinctly
understood that he regrets the
suicide of so many captains and
crews who persist in sailing the
seas.
The necessity of having a little
something to eat may eventually
drive everyone in Europe into
the army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29
WOMEN NURSES ON SHIPS
To Tie Employed Naval Hospital
Vessels In This Wnr for First
Time In American History.
lDy Assoc.at.d Pr.ss.l

WAS!ilNGTO%. December 2S.---W ON
en- nurses are TO be employed on naval
hospital ships in this war for thc first
time in American naval h!sto-:. II
became known to-day that ;hcy Win
be assigned TO two ships soon TO be
ready for service-thc Comfort; :or-
merly the Ward liner Havana, a..d the
Mercy. formerly the Saratoga. Of the
same line.
Eoth liners nave been completely re-
modelled ard fitted with accommu,ia-
tons OF 600 patients each. There Will
be special quarters for the women
nurses. Much OF the renting OF the
veSseis is modelled upon tho plans o.:
the new nara! hospital ship now build.
ing. and which naval officers regard
as the last word in scientific arrange
mcnts tc- caring !o. the sick and
wounded
Surgeon T. c. iIolcornb, nov assist
ant TO SUPERINTENDENT BREASTED, vii!
command the Comfort. and Medical In
spcctor Norman j. Blackwood. now in
charge Of the hospital ship Soiacc.
Will nave charge OF the Mercy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29
I'D. WANTS

SUNDAY; 10 cents line per insertion.
SHf pE'SY!PI3 SEt SSEN55} IH
c HG TGiiSAST T5E % GR D22Rf. CASH TO Ac.
RATE PEis LINE.
Minimum space. two lines.
sGN aY n na DAItY c ,nTsr''0"s 70 cents
cc6oNstSEcU:TfiiV2:" !nssr, ton. 80 cents.
Situation Wanted. Mato aud Female. =
tunes WITHIN ono weei. Is cents a limo
Basis Of ine4surement Is soi,d agate -
Tho above rates cover All riassiIcs tion:,
SuBsTATiOSS FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
Tho ioiio~ing Times Dispatch Dt.nch Of
hcts are tor the consenience OF the pubi.G
sru.ar office rates. winch are given ABOVE.
WEST or fOLSHEE STREET..
Yves, Emo ih-rinAc.. o. w; Cary ST
Charles $, Turner. Druggist. West Broad.
sIqs ,,aas s,3 re- :nGy sS, Axs
IL. l.. Booker Drug store. zvoi west Main
Alien Ave. Fn.sin-cy. Alien Ave. .ad
h !Oh nsus g .s1. So 80 e. VI S..n s..
Burnet,a Drug Store, Ti W. Lro.d ST.
farrsn, Drug Store. Foush.e and Broad
EAST OF FoUsHEE STREET.
:-S-S.y HIa= 60; III :; nrose. s.
Na!Ls Drug Stus.. tiilh anu AiarshAli So
H. + 5.,s5 ,eo 81 (; II Tent. att.h 81 81
itch-rdson Drux Store. oil y. Seventeenth
H. ch,Ia5sg b Eshsssn,h St,
Williams Pharmacy. Twcn,y-drs, and Mar
Springer Drug CO.. Twen,y-th.rd and
Horda Drug store. Twen,y-niHth and c
WOOD e sehaat Drug Co. Twen,y-nf,h
GOD, Pharmacy. T~en,y-nfth and Leigh
Church, I'M phar'nscy. SO +. Broad s.
Eichardson Clay Street Drug Store. col 81
-hirty-l'st ST
PARAMOUNT.
fai.moua. Pharmacy. ci25 Paramount Ave
BARTON HEIGHTS.
EE.ay, p 2, S so T 10, o hTa 49,.
HIGHLAND PARK.
A ~. Cosby a. Co.. 1907 Third Ave.
w. K. Vaughan. Fourth and Stuart.
A. X. Townsend. Milton anu Haryla I'd
Ave
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch o;:!ce Times Dispatch. lac; Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND Heights Pharmacy Sioi sernne,
Charlcs ". Carbon. ::IT Force, H.ll Ave
SWAESBOEO.
q. - woserus Drug Store. 2se4 Hull St
Fulton.
J. A. B!.ct ~. Williamsburg Ave.
Peoples DGI: Store. $40 N!!iiansbur:
PETERSBURG.
Times D.patch Branch 40 North svcz-
nor. Street: nEone tetcrsburs 2@I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29
Have Until February to File Returns,

The Office of the collector Of revenue
second district OF Virginia. has an
nounced that corpora ton returns due
from corporations whose fiscal years
ended during 1917, other than on De-
ccmber 81. are given until February l.
1915, to file them. This extension is
due to the fact that the blank forms
upon which these returns are to be
made have been delayed in printing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29
MANY AMERICANS NAMED
HalE Submits List OF Pcraons Scr,in:
on Western Front M Deserving
Special Mention.
IRy Associated press.

LONDON. December os.-tield Mar
shall Hais has submitted list of names
OF persons serving on the western from,
az deserving special mention. The list,
which was published to-day in the Lon
don Gazette. contains the names of
many Americans attached TO the
American army nursing corps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29
CHURCH NOTICES

A.. st s!fss; n.l ErsSSSstI REV
bEow;NMAN, rector; SUNDAY school :, $50:
sordisi m ins,eG at o'clock Strangers
:! r5nsr ~, EEssESFHHHS5nS
s;ao 4id IiDia classes Tor mem and % Women
sEco% ,rREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
s EEw EG Il Fl CEc and 2 pa;,GIE
sesdsy p. NJ Sunday Aa school s:ati' 4. w' a.
GRACE COVENANT pnEsst rHHiAN
ctEvS ssft sne 4.f g. g. pt,sl
so A M.-Sabtath School
i iG:S sna r. ei aTh ee s.s,or.
s;1' J. M M-I:,aa Msm n0,a .g.a,h School
Visitors always welcome.
md R1e.d Hss R RiyH SHoE tITHtiT s!
ptNlHL E nn.. naH ing a, II A. r. aud
ana Phl.,he1 classes meet in ea.,.rn an
.1 MIdsasH cs,yist w ,sd,,. At i
SECOND BAPTIST CiIURCH-DIvine vor-
nn,P II A n .Ea Pr SSiTSEks
GAY Coihts. SbioS schoo o s:so ~ A. n.Eer Il.
Prayer, and praise service. "Wednesday at
f f1s,.,,a rwss.yIisa "a o Lsfsa s'ffei.
MftKmhE. b D. Inc ., Il whx God
penn ssa s. ins hs wo aass a s.
First c aattH!aHTi d 5sfIHSfh SCIENTIST
Hssa. 4! ses5ss S1ss eeissi
oest sGeh ,G 6se vss So Is
building. corner seventh and Franklin
p: N: All arc cordially invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29
FOREIGN SHIPPING INCREASES
Cienrnnces for IDt. Moro Than SOC. 900
TonN Above Those for the
Previous Year.
LEY Associated pre.s.l

W ASfl'NGTON, December 2s.--Cicar -.
ances OF American merchantmen from
this country in the overseas increased
more fhan l.5o0.Go0 tons during the
ten months of 1917. as compared with
the same period last year figures i;-
sued By the Bureau uf Foreign an6
Domestic Commerce show.
There was decrease. however, in
total clearanccs, the figures being &C.
6SS.ISi for the ten months this year,
as against 4j.o6l.S3S in the same pc.
Rod the previous year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

To Whom IL May Concern:
Richmond Mill supply Company. CO.
Reese. II: ". Gull and 81. MAYO Dunn wha
on the isth day Of November. i?iI. dis
solved w. r. Reese and NJ. NJ. Dunn haN.
lag sold their interest in said firms bUsi-
ness 10 II. II. Gull. who will continue bust
ncSs under the name OF Richmond Mill
supply Company - heretofore.
Thu iIi,, no,,ce il given for the purpose OF
With the richmond Mii supply Cnmpuny
OF the withdrawal of the undersigned part
ncrs. vho are and will no longer be liable
for tho debts or obligations OF the said
firm.
Given under our hands this goth day of
December, 1917.
W. z. REESE
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VIRGINIA. RAILWAY AND LII
COMPANY.

Seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond. Va, Dec. /, 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders of the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
has been called by resolution OF ths
board of directors of said company to
be neld at the principal Office of tho
said company at Seventh and Franklin
Streets. in the city of Richmond, on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF DE-
CENBER. 1917. at the hour OF IL o'clock
noon. Tor the following purposes.
among others:
l. To consider and act upon tho
recommendation of tho board or direc-
tors with respect to the issue and sala
Of $3.50, par Value OF 6 per cent coli
literal trust notes.
.. TO consider and act upon the exc
cution and delivery Of collateral
trust indenture to the Virginia Trust
Company to secure the payment OF said
collateral trust notes. ay
3. To consider and act upon any
other matter i'll connection with or
pertinent TO the issuance and sale Of
said collateral trust notes and tho exc
cution and delivery OF said collateral
trust agreement.
The transfer books for the stock OF
the company shall be closed for said
meeting OF the stockholders at the close
OF business on Saturday, the Sth day OF
December. 1917, and reopened at the
opening OF business on Monday Ina
3lSt day OF December. 1917.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
G. 3. WILLIAMS.
Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29

WATSoS.-The I'D Of December. 1919.
bright arg.is came ard TOOK from Vs. our
!osin: sister. MRS. MARIA l.. WATSON.
Her busy hands folded.
Her ocr. Oh earth Ii done.
Her trials all ended.
Her heavenly crown Is won.
I-h" -4d and lonely household VIII ever
:niAe her ioE.Hs ia:.4s. Conc. Out !.Ot ;or-
gotten.
Tier Sister. A b. TUCKER.
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In MEAiOIfIANi

AZ special meeting OF The board Of
directors oi tho brVau Street Bank. heiu
al us oanhins rooms on Decenber -. 1871 !,
IA respect 20 the late i.>DisEhi ~.
nLOt Eii. the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas. in HIS unfa,homaoie wisdom.
our icaschi! rather nah called 20 his long
a. sIe'ynt ana lag, resting place. our 1cpar,-
e.; o irieiid ano associate. ANDRE" NJ.
Where's. ANDREW NJ. GLOVER had
served thia bana faithfully iroIn its very
r.I!nnins and had given TO IL the best or
his taiciits an! energies; and,
Whereas. tnc board OF directors OF This
in$iitut.Y:. apprcciatinZ his serNice.. had
reluctantly accepted mis- resignation a.
eetn!"r. Jet IL MAS with sense OF COM
iortihs pleasure 10 nave hirI remain a mem
Ucr Of our bOari. though for the pas, twelve
Use participation la It's affairs because of
~! hcaith. NC missed him hccnly from our
deliberations ana had prayed iervcnuy for
his recovery; he IL
Resv!.e9. therefore. That We give e<-
preston l" the ssnA" OF deep personal aor-
10" -Ed OF inc sreat loss which We cape
Fi'ncr III the paHslh: OF one WHO IN ne
Niror OF carly manhood ic,t the mum an
s.u- o.: our affair. and bY his juds
lnsnt. reaIE sympAtn: and Hindiy co-opcrA :
ton haI cnu"arcd hiinae!i to thos.--not
--uut TO the man? no had the priNi!c.. oi
nI+ acquaintance, ana further. ne II
Resolved. 1h1t cop" o: these r.solu- :
lions he cent I" Ma bnrcaved vile and
family. att. ihat COPY ne spread upon
TIC Hinu,.s q! this in.titu;ion.
TIE BOARD or DIRECTORS.
IL l.. WORD. secretary.
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MEETINGS

THE PLANTERS NATlONAI. BANK
kchmond. va; Dee. 5, 1917
OF this bank will be held at it's bamkiny'
house on TUESDAY. JANUARY S. i9IS at
ratiii caiion OF til. acts OF the directors Tor
the last hacAi year and Tor the transaction
OF any other business which may properly
como before the said meeting 'H'
CONWAY II. GORDON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29
ALL PETROCRAD BANKS
SEIZED BY MENsH|NSKY
Soldiers Under His Orders Surround
Every Private Institution and
Close Its Doors.
NEW YORK BRANCH AFFECTED
Manager of National City Bank Ar
rested When Tic Refuses to Sur
render Keys to Faults-Tciephonc
Service Throughout City Stopped.
rBv Associated prcssJ


PETROGRAD. Thursday. December
Finance Commissioner Menshnsky to-
day surrounded and seized all private
banks I'm PctroGrad, including tho
branch OF National City Bank of New
York. The manager. l.. j.. stevens.
was arrested and detained for short
time.
MANY bank directors were arrested.
Several surrendered the keys to the
bank vaults. but Stevens refused. J.
e. Wright. counselor OF the American
embassy. called upon Mr.. Stevens dur
ing the afternoon.
AT the time for the opening Of tho
banks dctachmcnts Of the Red Guard
gathered in the streets and barred the
entrances. Later tho banks were en-
tered In most instances no resistance
vas offered. Mr.. Stevens declared his
bank had no vaults. but only small
safes.
After his arrest nc vas permitted
10 return 20 the bank. which was
placed under guard. The bank di-cc-
tors who were arrested we're accused
of sabotage" Telephone service
,h.oushou, the city WAS stopped for
an hour.
In explaining the seizure OF ,hc
banks. NJ Mcnshnsky. who had charge
OF the work. said:
we Let II be known lonE ago that
private banks should send reports
weekly TO The state bank. THIS vas
done. but the reports were Incorrect.
II was then decided TO occupy the
banks. revise their activity and then
sec that they resumed business"
II 10 reported that Il special COM
inittce viii investigate the closed
banks, spending week in the process.
and that the Institutions viii not he
permitted TO resume business in the
meantime. The city is facing Il serious
financial shortage. especially in cur
renoy Of small! denominations. which
has been unavailable for scvcra! d9ys
The National City Eaul; Of New Yo;k
was granted a license last January to
commence business in Russia. yv!th
particular reference 20 the financing
Of railroad construction. The license
given It was the first granted 10 a
foreign bank TO do business in Russia
since 1873.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29
FIRST N.NTIONNL BANK.

~. n.IhI!onu. VI, Dec; .. 1877:
holders Ok the First National Dank OF Rich
mond. Va. Tor the election OF directors for
the ratification OF the acts Of the directors
for the last iseal year and for the. trans
seton OF my other business which mag
b" held TUESDAY. JANUAKY =. l.is, at u
noon. in the directors room OF the bank
Hinih and Main Streets. Eic hmond, Va.
w. NJ. ADDISON
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The Savings Bank
Of Richmond
Depository for Postal
Savings Funds,

Richmond, Va, Dec. Is, 1917.
Dividend No. SIS.
The Directors Of this Bank havo
declared 4 Semi-annual dividend Of
five go per cent and an additional
one GD per cent. free OF tax,
amounting to twelve thousand (Slc.-
000.00) dollars. out OF the earnings
OF the Bank for the past six months,
payable on and after January .,
1918.
Dividend checks will be mailed
JAMES NJ. BALL.
Cashier.
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DEATHS

ANDEESOE.--Dic,!. Ut her residence. 3l2
$orth wcnty-:Ourth Street. at 1875 a.
VI. FRIDAY, MISS pANiASNA ANDERSON.
Ia her seventy fourth year. she "ss the
daughter OF u" IL UaNiI Anderson. .r..
city. she IL. survived ~ one, sister, airs.
Thomas T.. Mccorklc. who resided with her.
Funeral SUNDAY AF"IERkOOE 3 ccloCi.
At Tn!vc Presbyterian Church. lrtcrua.nt
III OAK SUoo Cemetery. Please omit iu,crS
BCCk.-.-Died. ~ 80 p. NJ. December ~.
iJiI. a. t-r residence. 2r-t l.o:,. ....nue.
jIErTfE HUNTER. VIE OF IN. late Walter
j.. Buck. OF this o!ty:. sue l. survived ny
twO ,augnt,r4. :Irs. Robert l.: Bruce, Ir.,
and .i.sa Brownie buck. two sons, .I"nn y.
..i.i h.v.iU II. BUCK. ana three sisters. Mrs
4. = Richardson. at New bern. y -. Misc
-. IS Hunter. Of HIchnona. and Miss Par
gua.fai ron inc !c..,!S.s.e SUNDAY 4. 3
T.. ~
front Royal paoers nlei--,y COPY
G!%TRI.-p!.G. Friday. December 3g, 1917,
=, !.r ics.lcn.c. go Beverly stree.
MARGARET GENTRY.
Funeral srTIecs SUNDAY. December so.
q, =. u. from ABOVE residence.
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A AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.
II n, n Ia nd A..I

Richmond. Va. December 7, 1917
The regular annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the American National Bank OF
Eichmoad Virginia. for tho election oc
a 1r;s and the transaet!on of any .o.her
on Tuesday. January S. 1918. At Il O'Clock
o. B. HILL. Cashier.
EouiTABLE LOAN SOCIETY. INC.
IT. IHshn"nd. Va. December. -. 1917.
ne $685. OF ,he Equitable Loan society Inc.
tor, and for the transaction OF any othe-
business which may properly come befor,
JANUARY s. lsiS. at r. NJ. at the place
or business OF said corporations. No 1:5
North Eighth Street. Richmond. Va.
ORDWAY FULLER,
Secretary.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Monday nigh;. near Ninth anc D.oaa,
witch TOD lV-E.t With monogram IL l. J..
e ~. \.-io'... i.c*lr'!. .j.i Las, Franklin
Strset- ELuaolyA ia5S-J
LOST. College pii. With I. l. Miller
inside. CHri,t"t"s morning on Broad
street. Reward Il returned to IQ- West
Gs.ig St,rst ~ ahono Madison 7s!s-I
LOST. sunday. pecer.bs. %. iady's handbag
and purse u!th money and receipt from
Neisherser's. going from pumbarton to
Ginicr farl:. RcNard. Mad.son 5osl-J.
LOST. Oh G.ut-r Park last Saturday,
December -. oae l:Eht leather bag.
F!nder nhon. hanGo!2h l:23.J.
,wers 10 name ''T-n'' Liberal REWARD II
r.:nrned "a Coleman Workman. i2i Eas:
LOST. $50 Liberty bond. 40. iIl6Q5. Re
ward. E"iGrn 22ls Crow Avenue.
LYSt beIMten F9ushee and Ninth and
Broad Streets. black leather handbag
containing nbout IS, tape measure and other
articlcs boulevard !27a.I:
Lost. ON Broad and Main going west.
= l.. M. Friday. long gTay pu-s. with
silver CLASPS. Call Boulevard 5053W
HELP WASTED-Nlale
WA.>IED. uparEman,
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Street
WANTED, white women and
girls sixteen years old and
over for clean, pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(either day or night. Pay
while learning not less than
Sl.25 per day. After learning,
from S1.50 to s. so per day Of
ten hours. Time an one-half
paid for nigh! work. Pay once
week. Meals served below
cost. BRITISH = AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO., Ltd, 900 North
Lombardy Street.
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ODD pOMlNION TKCsT COMPANY.

TlChIhonu. 4, Dec. 5. 1917.
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF tho Old Dominion Trust Com
E 1918. a. /, O'Clock noon: In Che oaaes OF
Richmond. Va. for the election OF directors
sud for the transaction of any other business
s.tinE. w. IL. SLAUGHTER.
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THE UNION BANK or RICHMOND.

THE UNiHN bANl> OF kICHMOND.
The regular annual meeting OF the. stock
holders OF the Union Bank OF Richmond.
Va. for the election of directors and for
tss transaction OF any other business which
my propsriy c2me before the said meeting.
l9is: at l; o'clock noon. In the electors
Street. Richmond. Va
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HELP WANTE,D-Niale

BiEDt:i; ho /. arst-yias, biank book for
~ardcr ana experienced on folder sn'
other b!nd"ry machinery. Wir-. STATING
scale eapectcu and when could report. Tn,
Jachson.!!ie Printing Company. Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29

Richmond. Va. Dec. 70, 1917.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Virginia Trus! Company Tor the cleo.
ton OF directors and for the transaction OF
such business as may properly come before
the meeting. Including the ratification OF TIM
I BIZ held at the otlice OF the company. No
TUESDAY. JANUARY 1a,. 1915. at la II.
Stock transfer books will he closed from
January 70 January Ii. both inclusive.
l.. d. AYLETT.
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PORATION.
Richmond. Va. Lee. -. 1917.
The annual meeting OF the, stockholders
No. 2s North Ninth street, Richmond. Va.
TUESDAY. JANUARY S. 1913. at O'Clock
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
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YOUNG ladies' to hems;itch white cotton
h~nakeEchiefs on light saving machines
ru2 by power. Clean, sanitary and, profit
ShIe employment beginners paid while
learning. 1870 per week. The Acheson
Harden Co. Ross and Governor Streets.
i oAs Street entrnncc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29

NATi4NAL. STATE AND City BANS.
This regular annual meeting OF the stock.
holders q The National Stale and city
directors and for the transaction, OF any
before tho said meeting. will De held TUES
pay. ia uARY g.. 1913. at - noon In thu
street Richmond. Va.
JULIEN II. HILL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29
HELP WANTED-Fc1naIe
Detroit, Mich.

WAS FED ladies Tor OUR packing tiepar,
ment. Apply a. once. Good pay. L.. /
Hsrdesty Co. Inc. zoos East FTank!i
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WANTED-Salesmen
SITUATION WANTED-Male

STOCIt salesman. hustler. for good high
class proposition. Experienced men onl,
Address q II. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29

WANTED, two experienced
coopers on tight work. High
est wages. w. S. Forbes & Co.,
Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-29

EPISCOPAL
ALL. SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
I.rankltn Street near aionroel. REV. ]. 7
BOWMAN. rector. Sunday school s:30
services morning at II O'Clock Stranger.
cordially invited.