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The Washington times., 1917-11-18
PRECIOUS GEMS SAFE.

Harry and lima. wet and weary. but
guarding the two pearl earrings ar
rived thankfully at IlmA's apartment
In her little pocket lima had the
three loose pearls that she and Harry
had SO far corralled. She made haste
now to examine the earrings. Her
disappointment was evident.
zone Of these is not one OF the
seven pearls" she said. please send
It back to Miss Sanderlee."
Harry took the earring, and In 80
doing his hand touched Ilmas- He
started to draw her to him, but lima
remembering the executioner pushed
him away. No, no. Harry; send the
earring back, and when you have
changed your clothes we can make
further plans. I'll call you up little
later"
Harry, with maledIctions on the ox-
ecutloner. departed for his own rooms,
and lima sought refreshment In dry
apparel and a needed nap.
She had now acquired four OF the
seven pearls that had formed the Sui
tan'a necklace. Three more remained
to be found. She wondered how and
when she could get them, yet all the
while Fate was arranging the matter
IOr hor. hdrry was Neh ANAFo ehd1
20 each OF the seven members OF
Gradys gang one pearl had been al
lottsd- Through various freaks OF
fortune four had left the hands OF
their owners. A hfth was about to do
the same, even while lima slept after
her strenuous swim across the Hud-
son.
"shifty," . pal Of Stayne's, was
hard up, In . roundabout way he had
heard Of q chance to sell his pearl at
a good price. The possible purchaser
was a so-called priest, leader Of new
cult, whose deity was personified In
an ugly idol called Thoth.
This cult supported an elaborately
furnished house in which the leader
officiated before an admiring COM
pany OF women devotees.
To this house came ''Shifty." Ad-
u1ltted by zada, a handsome young
woman attired in Egyptian costume,
he was taken through q gorgeously
tapestried room into the presence of
the leader, himself robed In a manner
Suggesting OrisntALpotentate. 'Shifty"
came to the point at once. 81 heard
yOu wanted TO buy q pearl"
The Washington times., 1917-11-18
ODD PHONE CALL
WILL AID SCHOOL
AT HOLY TRINITY

Who knows what is the largest
telephone number in Washington. or
in the whole country, for that mat
ter?
You'd never guess it. Irs-west
5000.
But call Up central and ask for
that number and she'll say;
'T think you have the wrong num-
Der. Shall I give you informationT'
but you insist that you are right
and she will connect you with
Big Mellow Voice.
Well, a great. big mellow voice
will soy. Holy Trinity Campaign
Headquarters" and then. you'll know
that this is the rslephone call for all
the I5O workers OF the Holy Trinity
parish. Georgetown, who are going
10 work for ten solid days to pile up
$4,000 toward the erection OF $l4O,-
900 parochiaI school buildings and
parish hall facing Thirty-sixth street,
between N and O/streets, in the old
est part Of historic Georgetown.
It was some task to persuade the
offisialE OF the telephone company
70 install this number. They said
Forget Il" several times, but per-
siEteacy won. just as 1t is going to
win the SIS, 900 fund. and the biggest
teIsphone number in tho country to-
day is West 1900.
Get the Significance? The number
represents the amount the campaign
is TO gst-ST5, 900.
Plans for the campaign wers an
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

MEN wanted for outdoor work,
supplying gas to railroad cars
permanent positions; good pay.
BOX 734, or Phone North 1912.
LII
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

PARTNER WANTED IN q real money-mak-
ing theatrical show: this is operated on =
strict guarantee: must invest $50 and timeS
must travel some. BOX Is. Times office.
The Washington times., 1917-11-18
HELP WANTED-MALE

AUTO MECHANlCS-Sever-
al, at once; permanent p0si-
tions. Apply s. W. Chadwick,
Truck Dept, SEMMES MO-
TOR CO., 613 G st. N. w.
In
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

ADVERTISEMENT.
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

CIRCULAR PIN set with pearls and a dia-
mond. Is
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

KNIT MUFFLER-Dark gray II found re-
turn to Monroe Courts. 9Th floor; lost be-
tive this place and Ford's lunch room. '1s
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

.COLORED MEMO, bright,
young, at once, for services
IS collectors and stock work.
Apply before 10 A. NJ, Super
intendent, S. KANN SONS &
co. IL
The Washington times., 1917-11-18
WANTED-SA[ESMEN

SIDE LINE AEN-Do you want q real one
that one o1her q day will pay you 50: no
samples to carry; something new: write to-
day. CANFIELD MFG. CO.. 2os siEei St,
Chicago, III. els
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

LADY'S wArCH-SmaII sold. attached to
topaz fob. Nov. 5. Phone N. StSS 2ol3 Kali
Drama road. Reward Is
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

SALESMAN to place contracts with retail
stores for TIE famous Underwood 4 Hinder
wood Photographic News Service OF United
States war pictures: window advertising: IIb-
eral commissions. ELLIOTT SERVICE
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

SMALL ROUND PIN-Peari In center; lost
last Wednesday on r ST., north side be-
Treasury Department. sR
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

KEY RING-Heart-shaped with Z or s keys
Call Lincoln zoos Reward. is
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

BRACELET WATCH-octagon shape gold
face. on ribbon. at 81. Dominie'S Hall sth
and ! SITS. 8. w. Reward. BOX IA. Times
offce
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

BLUE CARD CASE. Pr Phi snhIsrns contain
about IS; lost Saturday. Return 1I1 Brown
81. Columbia 2i33. Is
The Washington times., 1917-11-18
LOST AND FOUND

record book Notify 81 Quincy
st. N. W. or phone Columbia 45s7. Reward.
Is
The Washington times., 1917-11-18

JADE RING In Garnnkie's Saturday At glove
counter. ". J. GIBSON, Business High
School, or 9e5 1Tth St Reward els
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

l222 Buchanan Street: also lot ) in
square in Ituthcrford's Plan Feb
ruary I. 1917: Si.li3.
Edward Brown ct uN. to II. w. Good
~yn. o4Nll0 feet east line of Twenty
eighth Street. 27J feet south OF Tate
street. February 10, 1917: $500.
Ida Mcnamara TO Isador Shapiro.
trustee. 5TNll7 feet southwest corner
Llttlcpnge and Bryan Streets. Feb
ruary Is. 1917: $3.50.
Ellyott ~ Livsie ct uX. to Charles
X. Willis. trustee. 65xl40 feet east line
of Fourth Avenue. $50 feet south OF
Stuart Street. February u, 1917:
$1,000.
George r. Harris ct ux. to Pollard
{ Bagby. Inc. trustees. lSoxlt0 feet
east line of Second Avenue. 20 feet
north of Custer street. February .,
1917: s2.l20.
Patrick A. Lane ct ux. to S. l.. Kelly.
trustee, 3oxl20 feet. known as $50
North Eighth Street February 16.
1917: $3.50.
Letitiu G.. Wyatt ct vir to Bongers
& Robertson. trustees, BOXED feet.
known as il.o st. James Street March
S, 1916: $3.50.
ELLA III. kain to II. w. Jackson ct
ais, trustees. lot Of land and improve
ments. known as 10 East Broad Street.
February 1t. 1917: 1903.
bernard NJ. Jacobs ct ais. TO John
Il. wingo. trustee, lots 10, 20 and u
In block - I'm Lee Annex. February
IA. 1917: S..240.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
ACTIVITIES DOWN SOUTH;
MANY NEW ENTERPRISES
Money Being Invested In the Develop
mcnt OF Dixie's Rexources--Much
or II From the North.

The Manufacturers Records an
nounccments of Southern development
tai enterprises for the past week in
clude several requiring investments of
more than a million dollars. The re-
ports come from all parts Of Dixie
Land and pertain to plans for mining,
milling. manufacturing. drainage. ir
rigation. metal working, foundry and
machine plants.
They include, among others. the in
corporation of s2.000.000 company
planning to develop oil properties and
manufacture gasoline in Kentucky; a
sl.000.000 corporation which Cleveland
(Ohio) capitalists have chartered to
develop other oil properties in Ken
lucky: a $750.000 company incorporat-
cd at Baltimore for the manufacture of
coal hy-products. and a 100000 cor
poration chartered for the purpose Of
developing Virginia mining properties.
Others OF Importance are these: a
100000 company to build and equip
knitting mill with daily capacity OF
5000 dozen pairs of hose at kingsport,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
CRY CIRCUIT COURT.


Mondav-John II. Decay VS.. n. j. Brad
ford. ITenly. Anderson & Hall, y. q:
cutchinS & cutchinS. r. d.
Monday--Norvell Kent vs. Merchants
Steamboat Line. Mcclure. Rely. Bryan
& Egglcston. y. a.; Gum d Matthews.
p. Il.
Tuesday and Wednesday-Smith
Courtney Co. VS.. IT. c. Stuart. Governor.
etc. Christian. Gordon e. Cox, p. g.:
Attorney General. p. d.
Thursday-Abncr c. Goode vs. Nan
nic l.. Vaughan. David NJ. White. p. a.;
7. Robertson. p. H.
Observation-Disclosures Burton VS.. L.
6. Robinson. G. w. Crowder, Jr., p. a.:
c. w. Throckmorton. y. q.
Fr'day-J S. Hepnnrt. administrator.
vs. City Of Richmond, l.; .. Wenden-
burg. p. a.: n. r.. Pollard. p. d.
FridnyN. r. Blair vs. Joseph Stursa.
Y. Grav Haddon. p. a.: J. J. Wicker.
Saturday-c. +. prettyman vs. H. A.
Van Ness and Virginia Railway and
Power COMPANY II. w. Darlington.
y. r.; Haw fIaw and 7. j. Moore.
n. Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

Tenn: 100000 expenditure for addlA
tional buildings and machinery decided
upon by cotton bingham manufac-
turing company at Fort Mill. >. CT:
100000 company chartered for de-
velopins coal properties at Hunting.
ton. w. W.: 100000 additional build.
ings ordered for associated cotton-m mill
companies at Lanctt. Ala. and Wcst
Point. Ga; 100000 company incorpor-
ated to furnish electricity for lighting
and power purposes at Fort Smith,
Ark.
Among the many companies capital
lied at 100000 and lesser amounts are
the following:
SawycrS pocahontas Coal Company,
Bluciield. w. Va. organized with $780,
900 capital to develop coal mines.
Gulf Coast Irrigation Company, Bay
City. Texas. incorporated with 100000
capital to trrisatc land.
+. O. Smith Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock Company. Norfolk, will invest
$4,000 for shop equipment in conncc-
ton with additional buildings order
cd to be constructed for shipbuiliins.
ship repairs. etc.
Winefrcdc Thackcr Coal Company.
Nolan. w. Va. incorporated with $780,
900 capital to mine coal.
Standard Elkhorn Coal Company.
Garrett. Ky. incorporated with $4,000
capital to develop coal properties.
Chilhowec Mills. Athens. Tenn. or
ganizcd with s50.nnO capital to build
plan, with daily capacity OF 400
dozen pairs Of hose
North Carolina Yarn Company. Char
lotto. y. e.. cliartcrcd with $4,000 cap
ital for spinning cotton yarn.
Chilhowcc Mills. Athens. Tenn, in
corporatcd with $4,000 capital to knit
hosiery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
cuANCEny RELEASE DEEDS.


Eight DecdS OF NcIrahcs W
R0.tH5.
Eichcscn & Crutchhcld. trustees. to
L. Arthur BayliSs. l0Ox100 feet north
line of oakwood Avenue. 100 feet east
of Lee Street. February Is. 1917:
$1,000
j. u. Carneal. trustee. to Louis Il.
kcmmcrer. 60Xl4l feet north side or
Beverly street at west line OF Allen
Avenue. February -, 1917: $3.50.
j. III. BraNton, trustee, 10 Grimm
Taylor. 29l-2 by 1874 feet cast line Of
Twenty-ninth Street, between @ and
4 streets. January 20, 1917: sA0a.
lie Roy \. brown to Hannah Brown
ct ais, lJNl30 feet cast line of Ninth
street. 10 feet south Of Abigail Street.
February IL. 1917: $3.50.
w. Il. sullivan ct ais. trustees, to
Thomas l.. Royle ct ais. o2l by 100
feet north line of Clay Street. IS l-2
feet from Thirty-iifth street. Fcbru-
arv s. 1917: $3.50.
J. Il. Tucker. trustee, to Bernard N.
Jacobs. lots 10 aud 20 in block !" in
Ice Annex; also lot Il In block II in
Leo Annex. February "A, 1917; s2,l"0.
Chewing & EoNlcy. trustees. to
George +. Sncad. 2Sxl60 feet south line
or Leigh Street. 403 feet west of Mo-
zclle street January 81. 1917 s33s.
Edward :. Rose ct ais. trustees. to
Mary T.. TAYLOR. 57xll7 fec, southwest
corner LittlcpaEe and Bryan Street.
February Is, 1917: 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
Brief Items of An Industrial Character
SnuP-Shots From All Parts
of the World

british East Africa has become 2
large buyer of Americana made cotton
ana silk hosiery. aud Virginia and
North Carolina hosiery mills are large
~ the bcneticarics Of this new trade.
The autumn crop of cocoons in Ia.
pan was large one. 3,47e,6 500 bushels
being gathered
citric. tartaric and sulphuric acid mr..
TO be manufactured at Messina, Sicily
| Siciltan fruit-growcrs are financing ~.
venture 80
Both for acreage and produc.ion
sugar beets broke records in tho limit
ed States this year. about alssoo tons
being grown OH $4,000 acres Of land
consul Il. ~ Wakefield. at Port EIiz-
aheth. South Africa. asserts that office
appliances from this country are ran
IDLY gaining favor in that district.
American magnetos should mako
large sales in Brazil. as shipments of
these supplies from Europe have
Merchants in Cochin. China. arc IN
the market for American shoes az.
tord styles and high shoes retail at
50 upward.
Automobile tires made OF coir 0her
are being experimental with in Au.
traiia to test their durability on the
rough roads of that country. II "a
asserted that these tires arc buIIot
nail and glass-proof.
Ihere is no opportunity at present in
p'a@i iof tue introduction of Amer;.
can-made shoes. Brazilian shoes arc
MADE. however. of American tanned
ieather ana on lasts imported from this
! country. '''''
One hundred American tractors have
been ordered by the Russian Denart-
mcht of Agriculture In recent tcsta
inc one defect pointed out in these ma
chines was that the pIowsharcs are
set too close together.
- new method OF building wood !.
| block flooring has been invented Nv
c. j. Carter. of Kansas City, Mo. The
process consists of dovctailinp ths
ends OF the blocks to the baseboa rds
ana smoothing the block surface 10
NJ as tightly as a hardwood floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
LAW AND EQUITY.

Mouday--Amanda l.. Phillips vs.. D.
s. Mccarthy. IIunsdon Cary. r. a; Will
liam l.. Crawford p. d.
Monday-CarSon & CO. vs.. iona.
Justis, y. a.: WcndenhurE, p. Il.
Tucsday--Mrs Alfalfa Johnson vs..
w. Conway Saunders. ST.. ct ais. ]. II.
Sheppard. Jr.. and Y. j. Moore. p. q.
Weducsday--W. Benjamin Davis w.
Alison Motor Company. Inc. John II.
Gavlc. p. a.; Gum & Mathews. y. d.
Friday---Joncs Bros Co. Inc. vs.
James Cowan. Hcnly. Anderson e. Hall
n. a.. r. Justin Moore, p. d.
Saturday. NJ Howell Us. Robert
Lee Smith. Iiill Carter, y. a.: Andrew
r.. Christian. p. d..
Saturda y-ArmstronE Rubber Co.
Inc. vs.. Armstrong Tire Co. $. S. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
Fire In Indus.r,s, ,,,on,

BRISTOL. VA. February 1.-THE new
industrial plant of the Bristol Cbcm,-
cal Works narrowly ESCAPED ,lcstrnc.
ton by fire to-day. The overhcatinr
OF chemicals caused an explosion, ana
names spread through the roof The
loss Is about $500, with no insur,no.
Machinery valued at $4,000 cscaped Sc
rlous damage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

Tho following meetings OF the Coun-
ell and committees had been called
for this week
Observation-Disclosures Committee. at
o'clock.
Monday-Finance Committee. at 8
o'clock
Tucsday-Finance Committee, at S
o'clock
W"dncsday-A and Enter.
prjScs COMMITTEES, ut O'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
CHAnTt:ns ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday by
the State Corporation Commission as
follows:
Amendment 10 charter Vacuum
PULP Products Corporation, Richmond.
increasing capital stock from 500. 900
to sl.00O.nlo.
ton. H.. ~. James, president, Coaldalc.
w. Va: George Johns. secretary and
treasurer. Norton. Capital: Maximum.
10000; minimum, $500; par value.
$500
Robert I.iandcr Tnc.o. Warrenton.
Ernest Liander, president: Sidney I.
Chichester. secretary--both of War
rcnton. Capital: Maximum. $4,000:
minimum, $1,000: par value. 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Comoan,

eui',i .,;i.ng Srncuui1 III April a. IulA
ochcuuic subject TO .hnnse WIliout
Notice.
Trtins leave Richmonu b'5:5U \. NJ IA
NJ; bs ~. ~. 2 a NJ. 10 a. M.. ii a. NJ.
A.. go T.. NJ 7:lo l.. Al. Us l.. 81. 10 ?.
Nj. ll.iJ l.. VI. -
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. ~ 81 A
~. a NJ, h. A; NJ, 10 a. ~, .sil 4. 81.
~. NJ, ps; 20 +. n. f:iS ( NJ. 5:io +. ~. i
bcarrics baggage DAILY cxceut Sunday.
ssSuulaSs only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
COURT CALENDARS.

Tho following cases have been
called for trial in the various courts
FOR this week:
tNotc --p. q. is an Authorization used
tn denote counsel for the plaintiff, and
p. Il. for tho dcfcndant).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Total of Sales Falls Below That OF
Same Week Last
Year.
BUILDING SHOWS ACTIVITY
Many Permits Issued for Homes and
Apartments I'm Residential Section
of City-Agcnts See More Active
Market With Coming OF Spring.
BUILDING SHOWS ACTIVITY
The Weeks Record

Local real estate trading was fea
turcd during the past week by two
transfers of land situated In the bust
ness section of the city. with the
exception Of these two deals, the mar
kct was dull. Trading was far below
ihat Of the preceding week, and did
not reach the 100000 mark
The real estate market will hardly
recover before the spring months ar
rive. y comparison OF the market with
the same week last year shows "A de-
crease IN the amount of money cx-
pended for property in and about the
city
Henry Clarke and II. Clarke & Son
inquired IN the largest transfer of the
week when the former became tho
owner Of property on East Main stree,
Tor Il price reported 10 have been s.5-
"""o. The land and improvements are
known as l201 East Main Street
Another large transfer OF Tho weak
WAS that of two lots Of land on the
east line Of Seventeenth Street Ro,h
lots are situated just south OF Broad
street. and were sold for a price re-
ported to have been sI2.SO0.
HtILDING PERMITS SHOW
GAIN OVER LAST YEAR
Although the real estate market
showed decrease from the previous
Week, building permits issued hy the
Building Inspector show an increase
several large permits were issued call
ING Tor the erection of handsome homes
ana apartments in the residential see.
ton Of tho city.
me Eichm"nd Apartment Corpora
,,"h was issued the largest permit Of
inc week. when il was authorized IN
procecd with the erection of two brick
u"ciiihSS =: the southwest corner Of
inc Boulevard and Cary street;
lhc permit for the erection of Iicb
,ionu new international League base
naii park was also issued by tho RuiIJ-
InE Inspector. and work Of crcctinr
,mn h"W structure has already begun.
ne grand stand viii be construrt.d
oi wood. with steel Suppor,crs uh;,a
inc blcachers will also be OF frame
structure. Tho cost of the new bali
S'ouhdS WAS placed at $4,000
IN ADDITION To tho above permits. nu-
m,,i 'un o.hor applications for both re.
i'"il ana new work We're issued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
MAunIAGE LICENSES.

Tho following marriage licenses were
issued Yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court:
Aionzo Leo Bland and Frances Louise
Moore.
A,will Il. Cross. Hanover County. and
Margaret &. Davis.
John e. Williams, BlacksburE, Va,
and Margaret Walton.
Eillic NJ. Conyers and Marie Hodges
Carncll.
C;urucv H. Smith and Louise j. Fadel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
ShaNoEHi TRANSFERS..
pccns OF bargain and Sa,,
Amounting 10 xOsIO

sh Deeds of bargain and s.,o,
= amounting to x0.5Ip.
d, ~. Pollard. special commissioner
:" -, -. Grititn, Jr., lot : in square :
IN huihrriord's flan; also 80 l.. by 100
fcnrniry !. 1917: 81 225
icrkins ct ux. to l.. j. Cheat
l., ~ 10Y. aolS ana in block 81 in High
SO. % ''i' '"N. 81;
me Tan Title Company of Richmond
- y. '. Griffin. trustee, 3Ol-2 by IOn
i"ct cast line of Buchanan street. he !.
MM ., Eichard and Baldwin street.
Mary T.. Taylor Ia Ida .McNamar,
I'M ~ feet southwest corner Of Iii,
,,,cPasc ana bryan Streets February
;, Mimic NJ. Vaughan ct vir to George
-. Harris. 2soxl40 feet east line Of
second Avenue. 20 feet north Of Custer
street. February .. 1917: tax, $50.
Roland Park Corporation to Dean
Swlit lot 10 i'll block T. in Roland
i'ark November IS 1915: slo44
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
mUsTrNGs COURT. PART II.

Tuesfay-Charles w. Garrison vs.. IT.
A. Eudd.
Tucsday--Sallic Jackson vs.. John
Lewis. r. \. l.. Smith. p. q; c. II.
Sands. p. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

HOUSES AND FLATS
IL South Fourth street. 6 rooms, bath.
Newly papcred throughout.
Eli Shafcr street. rooms. baths.
modern Hea, furnished. Rent low.
los North Boulevard. = rooms. baths.
Upper and lower back porchcS
screened. Strictly modern. Rent low.
3oS West Main street. = rooms BATH
Newly papcrcd. Rent, $500.
Gil East Leigh Street "a rooms. 3
baths. Excellent boarding house
lal1 Grove Avenue, u rooms, baths.
Newly papercd and painted.
40! West Main Street. s rooms, = baths.
Will rent In flats.
l6l Beverly street, upper fiat, 3 rooms.
Rent, $40 month.
5oi East Grace Street. second and third
floors. rooms. baths. Central
1900 James Street. rooms, 1888 month.
1922 Iacquclin Street rooms. $40
month.
?0t East Broad street. third floor, >
rooms. bath, so month.
RICHMOND TRUST Il SAVINGS co,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Seventh and Main Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

BOARD MISUNDERSTANDING. WIFI. small
child want room and hoard prefer pri-
vatc family. West End. Must b. convenient
Ia bath and heated. Must bc conEonia l..
Expect terms to h. reasonable. Regular
boarding houses do not answer. Address
T. 9eS Times Dispatch
WANTED At once mothers helper for az
tcrnoons. Apply Mrs. ". T.. Hopper ?a3
East leigh.
WANTED. experienced soda disrenscr
Schcrc's. Ninth aud Broad.
WANTED. young man of good appearance.
address. habits and connections who IL
willing to commence at til. bottom and work
his way up with manufacturing concern
doing "A ationai business. Previous expert
encc not necessary. hui good education
and practical horse sens Of vital mport :
ancc. Apply fully in own handwriting to
E'oN "a. city. .
LOST. brown cameo pia between Fifth
Street and Main Street Station or Lyric.
'rhcatcr and Main Street Station. Reward.
Scherc's. Ninth and Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
cH,NcEnr DEEDS or TuusT.

N'"e Leeds OF Trust. Amounting to
i't. j. Il: Griffin 10 J. T. Carneal.
trustee. 80 10 by 100 feet knnun :, :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
FOR RENT
F irst Floor Apartment

The stafford" oOp7 Monument Ave-
nue.. rooms; can lie rented at low
figure.
j. H. CARNFhI e son
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
DEATHS

D,Il I.E.-Di"d, suddcnIv Satur1iay lnhruary
II. u l.. NJ. MIR. MATTHEW r poyi y
iin Is survived by his mother and four sis
Funeral notice later.
MILLER Died. Saturday February - go
n. AZ Virginia iinsri,ai, MOLiIE. wife
OF Edwin Miller. Of 80 Nine Mil. Road
Funeral MONDAY 10 y. NJ from above
rcsidcncc. tnt"rm"nt in Oakwood
o"dar Lane. February l.. 5 r. II MRS
WILLIAM THOMAS CHRISTIANS in the
seventy ninth year OF her age She Leaves
To- mourn their loss her husband, VILLA m
Thomas Christian, and tho following chill.
dr"n: James w. j. r.. f.. t.. &. s and
Arthur u. Christian. Mrs. Gilbert W lea tn
and Mrs. Edward ~. Heath
Funeral notice later.
Washington and Baltimore paprrg nls.sc
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FOR RENT-Rcnl Estate.

HOUSES AND FLATS.
LIZ South Fourth street. s rooms, bath.
Newly papcred throughout
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Money toLend

on good city aud suburban real estate
III sums to suit. Moderate charges and
quick service.
HuFflN Il SLOAN
Is North Eighth street
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Eli Shafcr street. !? rooms. baths.
modern Heat furnished. Rent low.