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All Must REGISTER.

Panama-The President of the Re
public, DR.. Ramon Valdez, has issued
an order that all subjects and natives
of Germany and allied countries resi-
dent in Panama shall be required tc
register and report to the Panama
authorities every 10 days. They are
forbidden to travel more than Is miles
without special permission.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-11-24
GERMANS OUT OF CAPITAL
Those Who Fail to Obey Enemy Alien
Rules Will Be In
termed.

Washington, Nov. 22.-Wednesday
was the last day that natives of Ger
many who have not obtained their final
naturalization papers and who have
Home to Washington since war was
1 N ~ rsR sS-SB Il r,iaht rernaila Ia
Y w yeg Germans whose residence
af the national capital antedates the
war declaration will have until De
cember Is to pack up their goods and
60 away. After midnight every Ger.
man remaining here against these or.
ders, will be arrested and held for in
ternment.
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AGREES TO SPARE VENICE
Austria Responds to the Appeal Of
the Vatican-City VIII Not g..
Be Defended.

Paris, Nov. 22.-The Matin says the
Austrians have agreed to spare Venice,
in response to an appeal from the
Vatican, but say that all authority
must be left in the hands of the patri-
arch. 1t is certain, the newspaper
adds, that Venice will not be defended
in the event that further retreat of
the Italian forces becomes necessary.
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Danish Steamer Sunk.

London, Nov 22.-The sinking by
a German submarine of the Danish
steamship Adoph Andersen, 981 tons
gross, is reported in an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Copenhagen. One
man is said to have been killed.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-11-24
3RYs WIN IN LOS ANGELES
Nearly Complete Returns Show Ma
Iority Of About 10000 for
Saloonless City.

Los Angeles, CAL, Nov. 22.-Los An
geles, as the result of an initiative
election held yesterday, will become
on April /, 1918, saloonless city
the largest in the country. With but
eight small precincts of total Of zoe
missing, the majority was almost 90
600.
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proflteerlna by German Government

Copenhagen.-The makings of
German Government scandal are con
tanned in an article written by DR.
Helm, leader of the Bavarian peasan
party, attacking high officials of TIN
sGovernment purchasing and distribut
ing agencies for private profiteerint
at the public expense. Discussing thu
sale Of the Danube mercantile feet
Established by the Central Purchasin'
aa'e.y for transporting grain ant
9ni Roumania and Hungary II
lr.an Lloyd, a private shipping
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London, Nov. 22.-The Hindenburg
line has been broken to a depth of
four to five miles, the war office am
nounces.
The British troops stormed the first
system of the Hindenburg line de-
lenses on the whole front between st.
Quentin and the Scarpe river.
The British infantry and tanks
pressed on and captured the second
system of dcfenses over a mile be-
You'd.
The attack was begun Tuesday by
the, third army. There was no artil-
lery preparation and the Germans
were taken completely by surprise.
The second system Of German de-
lenses captured by the British Is
known as the Hindenburg support line.
The British captured Benavfs, Lameau
wood, La Vacquerie, the defenses
known as Welsh ridge and Ribecourt
village. Their operations are continu-
ing.
Thousands Are Captured.
The British also fought their way
through Couillet wood.
Lieut.. Gen. Sir Julian Byng Is In
command Of the attacking army.
The whole German line west of the
Canal Du Nord to the Bapaume- Cam
brai road has been captured.
Several thousand prisoners have
| Usssfl faKer.-
The element Of surprise was intensi
fed by the fact that the British ar
| tillery all along the West Flanders
| front was laundering against the Ger
man lines as though another drive II
that sector was in preparation.
The Germans upon recovering began
| to rush masses of troops to the from
and fierce fighting developed,
Hand.to-hand struggles ragged in the
trenches and in the German dug-outs
! behind their lines. The Germans los
very heavily in killed and wounded IL
| addition to their losses in prisoners.
Gain of Great Importance.
The Importance of the British gail
could scarcely be overestimated in thu
opinion of military experts. Not onl,
has it shown that the famous "impreg
nable" Hindenburg line is vulnerabl,
against a determined assault but tn,
British have crept very close to Cam
brai and the menace to the German
| base at Lens Is now greater than eve
before.
From st. Quentin to the Scarpe i
80 miles.
The British drive covers part o
the field of last years offensive OF
the Somme and the section of the Al
ras battle front south of Arras. Tn
British center In this thrust is nearl
opposite Cambria, the important GEL
man base and railway center, fror
which the British line on the Bapaume
Cambria road was about nine mile
distant, as 1t had stood for severs
IuOuCIlS past. Lie Illdlu lOTCe VI III
pushjust launched is apparently aime
at Cambria, along this road.
Established Last Spring.
What Is known as the Hindenbur
line was established by the Germa
command last spring, when the fl
nous strategic retreat on the Somm
front was carried out. 1t was SUI
posedly impregnable barrier, whic
had been In careful preparation. Th
British and French, however, Shove
In the Arras battle last spring and /
the French drive on the Aisne from
that the line was by no means a ba
to their progress and serious inroad
were made upon it in various attack
on both these fronts. No definit
break, however, sufficient to perm
the pene tration of large force whic
could debauch for large field oper,
lions had ever been effected. /,
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STATES ASKED TO
WAR ON SPIES
100000 Men to Guard Elevators,
Munition Plants and
Other Places.
HOME GUARDS MAY Be USED
Secretary Baker Orders the Bureau of
Militia to Organize the Machinery
for Drive on Enemies
of America.

Washington, Nov. 22.-The states
will be called upon to furnish 100000
men to carry out the provisions Of
President Wilson's proclamation di-
rected to the suppression of spy actiyi-
ties.
These men are to guard the depotsi
munition works, elevators, wharves and
warehouses, which enemy aliens are
forbidden to approach.
zsfSA assss-g ssivvs y Sgae
The eentral agency In the new sew
Ice Is to be the bureau OF militia,
which received direct instructions yes
terday from Secretary Baker to organ
ize the machinery.
With it will work the intelligence
bureau which is charged with seeing
that the order for the registration of
all German subjects Is complete and
to insure that every enemy alien
which, under the act of congress,
means every male German subject over
the age Of fourteen-obeys the law for
bidding his presence in the District of
Columbia.
The bureau of militia affairs, COM
posed of seasoned regular officers, will
organize the guard, which is to consist
of such regular soldiers as can be
spared, some guards, state constabu-
larry and municipal police.
After the service is thoroughly or
gained the regulars will be with
drawn and the whole duty will de-
volve on the men they have trained to
| the work.
To Use Volunteers.
1t Is to be a volunteer service. Sec
| rotary Baker was careful to make 1t
| plain that no state is required to fur
| nish It's quota, but the concert between
the federal officials and the state au-
thorities Is such that no difficulty is
expected In getting 100000 men, or
more If more are needed for the
| work.
Under the terms of the proclamation
| the attorney general is authorized to
protect all Industries within three
miles Of a river or navigable stream.
In this zone are most Of the NUM-
ton plants, shipyards and factories
engaged in government work. A very
large force will be needed for this
duty, and the states and municipali-
ties will be asked to cooperate with
the federal government in this i'm
portant task.
In pursuance of this policy Secre-
| fairy Baker instructed Col. Jesse c..
Carter, acting chief of the bureau OF
militia, to confer with the state ad.
jutant generals to learn how large Q
force each state can and will furnish
To Ask Police Aid.
The police will be asked to take part
in the guard service In the various bic
cities.
This Is as far as the administration
can go at present in the campaign
against spy activity, but additional
legislation to fill the gaps In the es
pionage law will be asked at the com
ing session of congress In order thai
subjects of the countries allied witt
Germany may be reached.
Congressional action may be invoked
to III the country Of women spies.
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British SMASH
. TWO HINDENBURG
LINES IN FRANCE
Haig's Third Army Gains Five
Miles on a Thirty-TWo-
Mile Front.
THOUSANDS TAKEN PRISONER
Infantry and Tanks Smash First De-
lenses and Continue Beyond--viI. +
lagos, Woods and Strongly For
titled Positions Fall in
Sweeping Attack.

With the British Army in France,
Nov. 22.-General PersMng was an in
terested witness of General Haig's
great victory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-05

fp roor1 , MN wisses position In shipping
vancement. r Jag. care Times- Dis mitch
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L I'D WANTS
.AI.r. !; cents u line per insertion.

ySh;.r :; gents line por insertion.
Minimum IN spas ZEE. Ss5 ir ss,
h ioio VIZ, InsS Apply ~ EsEfatSa
IS XII u&H5s 81 So2$ cxI ro HS
RATE PER LINE.
s,,.,, Minimum space two Inns. cant.
CONSECUTIVE insertions. 10 cents
Situations Wanted Male and female.
Tines Within ono wcoH. 10 CENTS line.
Basis OF incaaureincnt solid ahate. IL
m" ABOVE rates cover an .iassiiit.,iHna.
ciassineations not guaranteed utter . T. NJ.
Ihc following r:mcs. Dispatch nrsneh of-
ficss are Tor tue contenien.ss oi mo huots.
regular uInce rates. witch are given above.
W EST or EOUSliEE STREET
West f.iId Pharmacy. ~, W. cary Str:et.
,,avedo'o.. Urus s.ois. Floyd Ave aud
hSnnlon 81. ...,, ,,,.r a..
Warrintrs Drus SIoI.. -o.i Gio.e. Ave.
T. T. sooHer nruE store -ysi , W. 2 Mai" nti
l:o>'s i.rus Store. Allen Ave. and Grace ";
Aiieh ANcnLo Pharmacy, Alien ave. anu
.s 1oh rr"s t sofs cs 50 Is Vi M1@ .:
rng s;rsei harmaSy y, - W fi sro. a. s.,
s. ii. Aiay j Eios. brook Ave ANA Gay
rsr.ant Drd. store. Foushee AID Eroad
80 EAST or YousmEE srnEEr.
Earieys riarlnaeS. Third .ad Main ats
NIX paaxh s.Sfs soi Soi: i"q ii,h St
Richardson Dtus store. ogt ~ seventeent:
4. n. ,chndrey q y Eighteenth $,
Turner's Pharmacy. twenty nrst aud Siai.
Williams PHARMACY. rmenty-hrt and Mar-
,.sprpstr Drug Company. Tweau third am
Wood i sehasi Drug Co. Twenty nt;h
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sIEEriNGH

SOUTHERN IRA AWAY tC.N2ANY.
New York. October %. 1916.
10 the Stockholders or Southern Rail.
way Company:
NOTICE is hereby given that gen.
crol meeting OF the .tockholders of
SOUTHERN Railway Company has been
called W the board or directors and
Will be held at tho principal 6iIice OF
the company III tie Times - spa ten
Building, In the cry OF Richnfoiid. Va,
ON FRIDAY, tho eth day Of JANUARY
19lI. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon for
the purpose Of considering and taking
action concerning the creation OF 4
mortgage upo the railroads and omar
property. securities and franchises of
the company. to be designated the re-.
funding AID Improvement mortgage,
and tho iLSue and sale OF gold bonds
thereby secured, limited i'll amount to
$6VV,u0O.OOU at any time outstanding
TO be- ISSUED from time to time in let
tered series, maturing on such dates
not later than October /, 1899, and
bearing interest at such rates ay shall
be hNcd by the board of directors with
respect to each series. and for the pur.
pose OF considering and taking all
such ot.ef or further action in respect
10 the creation ct said mortgage and
the Issue anu sale OF said bonds us may
como before the meeting, including ap-
proving tue form and provisions Of
said mortgage, approving u plan for
the exchange OF the DEVELOPMENT and
general mortgage pc: cent bonds OK
the company for bonus bear;n. higher
interest secured BY said refLnu.ns and
mp ovement mortgage, AND approving
all action taken by the board OF d;rec
tors In the premises. and for the pur-
pose Oh tfansaciinS such other business
do lawfully anu properly may be
Drought before the meeting
The transfer books OF both pre.
terred and common stock will be closed
at o clock i. Nj. on December :. 1915,
and VIII be reopcned at 10 o'clock a.
81 on January 6. 1914
BY order OF tho Board or Director.
f. S. WYNN.
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SITUATION WANTED-NIaIe

WANTED. situation as city salesman nv
young man OF 80. with esta hliahed firm
hve years OF successful selling: have own
automobile. Address 1885, care Times
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO nv,

LiG.. Louvre 81 W cat. - n sT n Ell +,
Main Line. Local ,7::b t5.is
James liirer Line. 40 :UU a ia:i.
~. News. Mix. oiu p IS 80 "A 81 rn
Newport NoWa. Local. 100 y 4 90 n
$3.50 p: y. News. :p:SS55 !s:os p. From:
West $500 a.. $50 r.. 1855 a.. 'l:ls r.
sunday from Thurmnnd Las. River fs:sS
". 't::o y. SDaiir. iExccp. Sunday.
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wants position as
plans and do all
~ NJ. care Times
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Csmpany

The Progressive Railway OF tho South"
Trains leave daily: a. NJ. Norilu.l local:
i.;eo j.. NJ. sieeperS Atlanta and Jackson.
VILE 6;3a /; NJ. sleepera Jacksonville, Tam
"a ana Ney West: ll!l0 +: M.. coaches: l2:i5
Sonvilie' Tampa and s.. Petersburg. Trains
nI In 20 q. H.. 9;oo A. a.. 1850 a. ~.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD co,
ono" Of tho Treasurer.
Wilmington. ". g.. Dec. 30 iale.
The board Of directors OF Atlantic Coast
l.iu. Railroad Company hns declared "a d;ri-
dcnd of /: per cent On the common capital
stock OF that company. payable at tho ofic.
of the treasurer. WilEiiaE ton. ~ g.. ;lad
after .ianuar" 20. 1917. to such s,ockholdcrs
shall H." r"gistcrca the books of the
company December IL. 1915. ~ 3 o'clock
l.. 81. JAMES + POST
T..,
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We will sell
TOMORROW, SATURDAY.
al 1880 4. NJ. 2:30 and 1880 l.. Nj
the rcmains OF our tremendous stock
OF high grade jcwelry III lots to suit
purchaser.
hence the entire stock must be sold
for the high dollar without limit or
reserve. Great chance TO obtain won
dcrful bargains.
Remember the day.
TOMORROW. SATURDAY,
1880 A. NJ. 2:3o and 1850 Z. NJ
BROAD STREET JE.EELRY co,
32S East BROAD street
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n nTst-clasS mechanic
foreman. Can read
Kinds OF cement work.
Dispatch.
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HELP WANTED-aIa,c ana Femai,

WANTED. a competent cook and cleaner.
Apply 81 Monument Avenue. second
apartment.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR RENT-Business Property.

W ANIED; to exchange hne lot in suburbs OF
iiopc"rh Va for automobile or horse.
Address e. = Ward. Bolivia. y =.
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FOR E.AI.E,-Au,r,,ntS

WANTED. I" buy ;urnitu-o. pianos AMI
household goods in amy u,,a ut,ty hnI.r.
snn.s. u. WeAt Rrond Sircot
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sale. 1000 cedar posts feet long
!. 81. care Times Dispatch
FOR sale. beautiful Pii Games DoJ o,,jiIs
cro s,ms HtG ras White Tackle and other
r. Dyer. T. .. Box 800. Petersburg Va
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MAHOGANY bedroom furniture brass he'd
oak dining room and kitchen furniture .
all complete for housekeeping;
only 81. to GuscH buyer. 1l6 NorIn
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.--
FOR LEASE modern grocery store eNcll;siv
stand. highest Uif.Ss family trade. E.X
,entlonai opportunity Addrcss IsuN IL;
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TRUSTEES SALE TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER, NEAT BAY WINDOW
WEST END FRAME DWELLING,
no. 1861 WEST CARY STREET
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WNNITII. UOok. G00d homo. gOOd pay.
Amply 2l0a Park Avehic
YOUNG lady StcuogruDhcr and hook kee per.
i Address own handwriting. stating salary,
tcN pericnIc and reference. IL Sl3, care
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poCl.i,i;l AND BIRDS.
FOR sALE-Houschoid floods

FOR sale green ground bone for Your hens
. SIN pounds FOR zoe. j. Il. Grubha Second
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FOR SAI.E-iiorses.
t Horses, Mares, Mules

TWELNE head Of extra good mules. right
caoonnt O. hard work. 900 TO Loo pounds
young h"Eaes and mares. very cheap All
, , STOCK sold under fun guarantee II
Eot aS represented. money cheerfuliy re-
FUNDED. Plowman's Transfer Stables is
South Fifteenth Street
FOX sale one pair 3-year-old mules. $500;
one pniT coming years, at s:0o: extra
GOOD brood mare. years, 1000 pounds
In toal by large Kentucky lack. price $3.50 .
one pair heavy team horses, $500: exception
Ally me Percheron 6colt al Sli0 a.
~. MesChcnlnr[ EnrenI Dcnni -
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The Union Ban.s OF Richmond Va
THE annual ineetins OF the stockholders
OF the Union Bank OF p!chmond will be
held IN Thursday. January IL. 1917. at L.
o.ciock; noon. :, It's bankins house ll0t
!:GSt Main street.
GEORGE w. CALL
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BY virtue Of deed of trust dated
June 10. lal5. and recorded in Rich
mond Chanccry Court, D. b. 232-D. y.
49,. to the undersigned trustees to Sc
cure certain notes therein described.
default being made and being required
so TO do, we will sell at public auction
on the premises,
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RAILROADS.
Richmond and Chesapeake BAY Railway Compan,

,,.nt~u.u Auru Ii. IslA
SStieou.u suuJe.t AZ change Nnnout
Notice.
NJ: b.: A.. 81. 9 y. NJ. ..lo A. M. II "A. NJ.
Il. 81. = L. a.. ! +. M. b4 T.. A. go Il.
A.. 5;:o. =, 81. TAO r NJ. bs p. ST.. ~ =.
a.: A.: NJ: By a; NJ, 10 A; NJ. iii A.. n.
T. i nSs:ss 8. g. ,S:iss + IL: s:io =" NJ i
bCarries baggage. 'Daily except Sunday.
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EXHIBITION CO,
ALVIN u. SrnIih prnrilcnI
vlKGINIA TRUST coMrANr.

Virginia TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Va. Dec IS ielG.
TIL. annual mc.t.E. of the Stockholdtrs Of
this company wia H.. held at the oiIIce Of
the company. los East Main Street. Rich
mo9d, Va. on TUESDAY, january 10. 1917.
l. T.. AYl.I:rT Secretary.
WEST END BANK or RICHMOND. INC.
THE annual meeting .! the stockholders OF
this bank will be held at its banking house.
No. i.2 Wcst ;iain Strer; on Monday Jar,
'.ary 5. 1917. O'clock r. NJ
CHARLES X. WILLIS
n
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MEETINGS
THE PLAINTIFFS NATIONAL ia


THE rLAS 81 kIci MiAAr!2SAL BANK
r,,, Richmond. Va. December Q. 1876
hi. ban s DC OF h ,af :haIt is
,5mhnkins house on the 9TH day OF JanuasS.
diteciors for the ensuing year. and The con.
t.dsrstion o. any olher nIia!nsss which mas
shareholders vii! also consiis. ana ,aGe
action upon Il rropositIon IooisinE TO the In
, ,rs ss "t The :apisi stock OF the bank
CONWAY II. GocDoN. Cashier
EcCirAnLE l.oAN .soCiETY.lNC.,
ac reHar %mml VA ee pTss or Th I siS
n ,,uesday, lamar .. .isii ~ p: NJ. At Il
street. for the purpose OF einctinE director,
Ion '. n smSumf yer and fgr he tramsac
'' oi:DW ASY FULLER.
NATIONAL STATE AND CITY RANK.
,, The reEui,r annual meeting Of ins toll
ssnsns h,u:e iii s s''Gf a "G s'sse tS S
the purnose OF eicctinS directors Tor, the
other business that may properly come be.
iofe tn" meeting.
JULIEN II ll Ib,sr
/ AMERICAN NATIoNAl. BANK.
TIn ANNA, Richmond. We
house TUESDAY, January .. i,ii. az f.
o. Is. Hill Cashier.
VIRGINIA. STATE INSURANCE COMPAN ;.
The ,.,.,,,., niehmo.1 Va De- 90 lsit
! this Company viii I've hold al The Office ~
me virginia Trust conpany 100 East Main
:Ss,,ssei In the city "i Richmond, Va. ."
WILLIAM H. Miller
Secretary and Treasurer.
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.1miI WANrt.u-Eemaie.

WANTED. - atrnogrnpher with good ref
erences. Apply Gordon H. Strause Co.
500 East Main Street;
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ifOi. .:ALI:-F:ci; Estate.

FOR saIc--Wanted. Ia dispose az equity In
:. luts. on" corn.r. Niil make terms VI dc.
sired, Sale imperative. Phone Madison
FORTY ACRE houlcstcad siSo Drc.ic,i
lani cheap. Write for list hrihcrg Land
Ga. Aribcr.. Ark.
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BOARD drop hammef men
can secure steady work,
day or night shift. Apply
at once by letter, stating ex-
perience. Bonney Wise and
Tool Works, Inc, Allentown,
Pa.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
FOR isEST-RUOIns

NV ANs1AN i-isoohS
!y's es islss sg ns sl.f1 10e tic. .''
""%Ma %sh rno M"G Msus%srs
nmlroa,ns All fnr Iish i'"s'e room ana
5000 snos Esss sst.
SE.nID- rLOOi; double room. 10 North
GMilS saal !sSss ,oo au sss'sf TRAITOR
sT MGS" p ss.se # n IL nsus - s
- rooms; bath, furnace. and cicc,ris
n9.nr. ih",,. Madison ssso.I ''''''" -
THREE nice :utnlsh.d rooms 10, iigh,
.?nsGie, al 20: %sr,h T%on,y .third '' or
.MS1s1n Fss Wy! 70 ioHFn III" viF 2'fs
Fifth nnb Main
franklin
gh t, le. . 5hfss r., Tooias ~ Woodland Heights
WANTED-Roons
REFINED s9unIe vim Two Ghildren anl
rh ok HSre n@ s "r ff r9s for
!! 81. - caro- Tliaea - Diapatsh
BOARDING.
@TAL io! ns1'e4 10 va, Sfsss
ho 3;2;i. YY'M best 'aNs board 100 wes:
TilE WEBSTER.
ROOMS ana board. ABSOLUTELY nrs,-ciass:
r.oas5o Sd'Gn hs5 as o GrGfS Es5
E9 %. S nss, 'ah+ tHaTf m;os1;eIrn; central
Nit yn'. s1t 5s IN. ,ahe o Scf g, srsy Mrs
ana ,rnns,ent liz EsS, Franti fr - a'<"'
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FOR RENT-Farms

FARM FOR RENT
cno-acre stock farm 10 miles Richmond
App!y 80. circ Times. DIS oatch.
intention ~ huNtn= II satisfactory. on
lanes Eiie: bottoms. - III roach Of
Richmond ~ Norfolk, Va. Address Bon -.
Ta,nper Fla
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD
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WATCHES AND Ji:MELSY

DIAMONDS
BARGAINS III diamond and Et,ya,., -,
be- had ~ tho Equitable Loan gvcIH,, -,
North Eighth street 80
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MANCHESTER NATIONAL. BANK
Richmond. Va.
THE :eEular annual ,ne,.,ing OF the stock
hoaers or this ban. will De heId Tuesday.
January = 1917. ~ - o'clock noof lis
banking house. 1909 Iiuli Street for tho
purposa o: eIect!EG directors Tor the en-
SuinE GEAR ana for tn" transaction Of any
other business that may properly come be-
tore tho meeting.
IL - BALLARD Cashier
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BY J. THOMPSON BROWN & co,
lll3 Main Street.
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mended, one who appreciates a good
: bone and Sood wages. No slip shod. float l.
shout triner wanted. II you're the right
+ kind. call nj park Avenue
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TIE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
ne kichm1"nu Exhibition company win
Dc held la the rooms of tine BuSines. Mems
,lub. Jcnth ami Mali. streets RichInoud
Va. TUESDAY. January 2. o'clock
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