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-.l 24 YEARS ON BENCH.

Washington, March 12.-Chief Justice Edward D.. White today en- tered upon his twenty fifth year as the land It was on March l2, 1894 that he first took his seat as an associate justice on the supreme bench. More than sixteen years la ter, on Dec. 12, 1910, he became chief justice.
 It is recalled that the appointment of Dr.. White to the supreme bench in 1894 came as a distinct surprise. The political fight between President Cleveland and David B. Hill of New York determined his elevation to the bench. No one had thought of him in connection with the judicial office, though he had served as associate justice of the supreme court of Lous- lana, he was elected to the United States senate. He was serving as senator when President Cleveland, in 1894, sent to the senate for confirm ation. as associate justice, the name of William H. Hornblower of New York. The senators from New York Hill and Murphy. objected Ancth- VI 4NeW oTk lawyer, w Heeter II. Peckham, was then nominated, but again the Presidents choice was re- jected. The following day the poli- ticians of the entire country were amazed by tho announcement that the President had determined to ignol. the Empire state and had appointed the junior senator from Louisiana to the vacancy on the supreme bench The nomination was confirmed im- mediately.
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comes for her, he finds the greatest treasure which every man seeks-a true helpmeet, wife to cheer and inspire the rest of his life.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.

I wish to take this method of ra- Guesting the parents of number of boys who have been tresspassing on my pror,rty to assist me in break ing up this practice. Besides being extremely annoying, the habit of these young men of making free with the lake on my place and of firing rifles promiscuously is dangerous both te my family and themselves. This place is entirely enclosed and is post ed. and unless this tresspassing is stopped 1 shall be forced to take legal action against any boys found on it without permission.
 CREED TAYLOR. 3-l4-6
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FLOUR MILL FOR STUTTGART,

Stuttgart, March 13.---Work has started on the erection of a flour mill for J. w. and Floyd Searan, of the Arkansas Grain company. The build ing will be three stories in height, and the mill will have q capacity gof 75 barrels of flour and 105 barrels of meal per day. It is estimated that enough wheat will be produced in this section to provide the mill with enough for continuous operation.
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BIG SAVING.

One customer says he quit tobacco after 20 years use, after taking one- third of a bottle of No-Bac-C Co Mouth Wash. Now saving $8 per month formerly spent for tobacco.
 Feels better, looks better, family loves him better. Nothing to swal- low. No constitutional disturbances or ill effects. $1 per bottle. w. T. lB8rasher, B Druggist. Pine Bluff, Ark. T & Sun. If.
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COFFEE-OLOGY,

Golden Cup Coffee is unexceled for pure deliciousness and. fragrance. Try it for breakfast. We are at your ser vice.
 THE CITY FEED COMPANY. Third and State. Telephone PA.
 3-l3-3t.
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Colds Cause Headache and Grip LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE tablets remove the cause. There is Only One "BROMO QU1NINE". Look for the signature of E. w. Grove on each box. Price BOG.
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Thomas A. Edison predicts that our decendants will read books the pages of which are composed of nickel, not paper. A nickel book two inches thick will be capable of containg 4O,- 900 pages.
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NEGRO SOLDIER DEAD.

Banks Mosely, one of the colored draft men sent to Camp Pike by board No. l, died there cn March 10, according to notice received by the board yesterday. Banks was a brother of Mack Mosely and Martha Gardner.
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we receive weekly shipments of Missourl mules and saddle horses. It wlll pay you to inspect them before buying, Hewitt & Atkinson, 216 wv. 4th AV,nue.
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We will unload another carload of fine mules today. Also have four or five good saddle horses on hand
 Hewitt & Atkinson. Telephone 1873.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL

Attorney B. F. Ashcraft has remov. ed his office from over the National Bank of Arkansas to over Bobbitt { Dancy's drug store, 120 1-2 Main stree
 Phone 425. 2-17.lin
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WAR SERVICE EXCHANGE
All Written and Verbal Tender. Of
Service in Army Will he Given
Consideration
Tsy A,socl.t.d PEE

BY Hfsociste Prcss
WASHINGTON. January 2O.-Orkanl-
cation OF war service exchange under
Major +. \. Sanctuary, of the adjutant-
generals department., was announced
to-day By the War Department, To
this exchange hereafter will be referred
all written or verbal tenders OF service
OF any character in the army. II will
be an information bureau for all ap-
plicants. and will serve as a connecting
link with the Department OF Labor and
other agencies in search for men Of
special training. Associated with Major
Sanctuary arc Winslow Russell, of the
Phoenix Mutual Insurance Company
and John j. Coss. editor of the National
Service Handbook.
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righteousness. And greater even In
rcvcrscs than i'm the years of victory,
he gave himself after the war to a
work which. I'm the calculations OF
worldly advantage. would have seemed
Insignificant. and lifted il to grandeur
because Ito made it SO effectively the
expression OF his obedience to a heaven
ly ideal"
Clearly and wildly. DIR. Bowie ana
IyHcu the character OF the noble Vir-
ginian in relation to tic ruling muus
which governed all of Lees actions
Ind dccisions-the deliberate lifting
up Of his purpose for the test OF the
, heavenly sanction, and stated this as
u necessary qualification OF all leader
ship. I'VE need men," said Or. Bowie.
who arc not ashamed to talk Of pub :
lie policy in terms OF the will of Cod"
The second point stressed by tho
speaker was tho completeness Of Leo !.
devotion TO any duty which he as
sumcd. He spoke of one sacrifice after
another which Ice was forced to make,
and how. though il almost broke his
heart, he held steadily to his high pur-
pose. DO VIC not need the beacon of
that spirit to lead us in these present
times?' demanded the speaker
Lees hatred Of war. which he con-
sidered was simply confession OF hu i.
man sins. is especially significant for
us In this time. thought DR. Bowie, a..
view OF the remarkable military
achievements OF the hero OF the Los,
Cause. And he voiced warning
against nations and individuals being
swept into the awful coil OF Il mill.
taristic dclusion."
LEES LIFE REVEALED
NUMEROUS SPIRIT AT ALL TIMES
The speaker discussed at length how
General Lees life revealed AS it's most
wondcrouS aspect what Christianity
can be. Instances OF this were cited
showing how In every case his great
spirit rose supreme to all petty human
considerations. and in closing he drew
striking comparison between what
this nation must face after the war.
and the condition faced by Virginia
when Lee again proved his ultimate
worth 10 the country by giving HIM
SELF once more to a self-imposcd task
the acceptancy OF the presidency o.!
little Virginia college. strippcd al
most bare b. the sack and plumber OF
hostile soldiery. with four professors
and forty students.
"!,nG now at the end said DIR.
Bowie. ~ we should ask for a tex,
to express the climax OF what we have
SAID. think We might find il in thos.
words OF Jcsus'--T came not to be
ininistered unto. but TO minister
In FELLOWSHIP with that spirit OF his
Masters lived the great soul OF whom
we think to-day. Well may We learn
through him TO understand afrcsh the
message OF is Master To us. 100, in
our present living. in our citizenship
IN our vision OF what must be achieved
In and for the nation. there needs 10
come the high conviction that the only
greatness and the final 10y is TO dis.
cover the place in which we can make
real our best ideals OF unsclfsh duty"
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DEATHS

5encc. s:3s Monument Avenue. MRS. ADA
AATWAlER TGhriS widow OF george H.
Pin is survived by, Mrs, ". T. Dabney. Jr.
Misses Frances and Cecil TURIN and George,
Robin and Walter Turpin.
The remains will be taken to Macon, Ga,
for burial
WILI.S.--Died At the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs. Mary f. Wood, at 1904 Ems.
i,oTs, AteHIe' S STndSs;E I1T1pary 20 lsit: :,
WILLS. widow OF James r. Wills. IN her
seventy-f fret gear. She Is survived by tso
mend. and Mrs. ". p. srroures, OF New or
Leans; four sisters, Mics Laura Graves Mis-.
Hattie Graves. Mrs W. p. SouthalI and Mrs
F. II; Avery; AND two broshers. Mr.. .. L.
Funeral from the house TUESDAY. Jan.
nary 80, at ESQ r. NJ
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In Menloriam
j. CLEVELAND BAILEY,
January 81, 1916.


LUCY AMBLER MAsON-IN MEMoRIAM
h Ff S.oya nnqIss
his iosinr family sre hi OF PFisEus WI:
iisi5i extend ;n., 70 III, Kev. Landon r. Mason.
hour h Of de .Is;n and 10; each
Father and the consultations OF mercy and
;nahd Mason has made her home in Kieh;
nssy. suffering Or need and tSos. in \" w S:EH
shsiTSa sas rsi,evea BY her ssasi. Minis:
M and T sS. an n%0nT us a
by the trappinss OF lite. has shed along her
ss sfs Ct s. .s he s Tsys rhes
spq no ba sos h re Sshsd her pure
,S ana made them white III the blood Of
f1 sdn IN al sHPEs 5 end SsSs
SSsS .iern ShsisSs ia
This mortal has put on Immortality. and.
!kfqas q hesSs III. send sep" @o 1ds
S e her 5 shs2i nc Gopf Ss blessed Of My
yoa rem lie Journalism Of the fs IoriG: f fof
in Tss hun 51 and Ee gave ne 70 eat; Was
s sIe,Psss Ind ss 5ook Ne III nsksa ana
REV. WILLIAM Fl. BURKHARDT
WILLIAM II. PALMER,
EUGENE C. MAsSIE. "'e"
CHARLES l.. COOKE. '' "''"'
AUSTIN sRocKENBRouGfH.SufeF'
EDWIN A. PALMER.
NATTER l.. GORDON
SAMUEL w. rOMPKISS
HENRY II. IADEN
T rHSLn y; Ho%LE; n; D.
LOUIE HAWKINS
JOHN G. EASLEY
Richmond. Va. January -. 1919
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Mlninum space. TWO lines.
ESs s SzsS %!HEi$$ RR cxJHf ri 3S!
RATE FER LINE.
SUNDAY ana bAppE ISYs' ,h a.S mn: can't,
I: coNsEcuTiVE inssrtions. 90 cent?.
,, situation , "sn'eo , M.is and Female. /.
,.,uss witoin ens week. 10 e.n.s = line.
uhss 10 inc ins9: ana 81. words 10 inc limo q
sSss Fa aS s ssxsr st.s
sLBSTA1iOhe kVis t.-O. NANi ADS.
ins tv,iowinc lnt,vs. Dispx,cu nraurn ".
Want Aa: are .eesptea " th. an' ~ Iuo n:
txuiar oifico rates. when are given above
ESl VI fOvSi,k.E. sAREtsr.
west i-,u fnAtulA.>. @vI, W, Gary ST.
S...99s Drus stotU. fioya As.. 4nu hop.
Lnrries 3. Turner. Druggist. West Broad.
Ss s,S1s a ~. A.n SSSse H Nys
r. l.. Sovxsr Drug e.ors. 1Ni Mesl Main
Alien. Ave rhsIm.ey. Allen ave. aud
fsm. a0n Dsus g stS4: 60 81 e. " Msn g.
snrnstts DruE store. ~ ". broAd 81
Tarrant DRUG Store. Foush.s and Broad
EAST OF FoUsHEE STREET.
Cohen -. " kast Broad 81
rage Druk Co.. sit T.. Broad St
4; A. JsnIies Drug etoIe. ~ Il. sroad 81
W. 4 Y D.is5 .vv >. 4. N r.a Ella st s.
NlGharoson Orug Store. wi N Seyenteenth
H cnslas f II .oa 81
Wnii.ms Pharmacy rwen,y-nr. aud Mar
spt.nxsss Drug Co.. Tuen,y-third and
Iordo Orua store. Twen,y-ninth and @
~ e.. III se E.. DRUG Co.. Twenty nth
Woods Pharmacy. Twsnty-nfth and Leigh
S. 3. craiE PFar seSy.. az E: S Soad 81
Richardson Gay Street. Drug Store sol n.
PARAMOUNT.
Paramount sh fRsTT1sey AE ZIG Hna,m0uns Ave-
sssy P By. S ssor: hS S5 hs1,S
HIGHLAND PARK
A N. Cosby d Co.. i400 Third Ave.
W. r vaukhan. Fourth and Stuart
Ave
SOUTH RICHMOND.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Woodland heights Pharmacy sloi Semmes
Charles " Garrison. all7 Fores. Hill Ava
6WAESBORO.
B. l. ss"S'r''s r HI9E store ZOOS Huh 81
J.; A. BLACK. lalt williamsburg. Ave.
Peoples pfux Store. $50 Williamsburg
PETERSBURG.
Iines Dispatch Rrsneh. 40 North Syca.
more Street: phone Petersburg ~
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
by w. +. PURCELL, JR., CO., INC,
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
lola Last Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 404 East Main
Street

In execution of a certain deed Of
trust to the undersigned trustees,
dated December 10. 1915, and recorded
IN the clerks Office Of the Richmond
Chanccry Court, in Deed Book 2S5-D.
page 30c. default having been made in
inc payment of Il portion of the money
thcrein secured. and being required by
inc beneficiary SO TO do, VIC will pro-
coca TO sell thc property mentioned in
SAID deed OF trust on tho promises on
THURSDAY, JANUARY "a. 1918,
at O'Clock p. NJ,
All that lot of land. with brick dve..
ling, No. 40+ East Main Street, Begin
ninE at point on the north line OF
Main street distant Al tcet 10 inches
cast or It's irtci section with the cast
line OF Fourth Street. which point is
opposite the center OF the partition
wall between the said tenement No. 4of
and the tenement No. 402, thence run
ming eastwardly along the northern
line of Main Street and fronting there
on 20 feet 10 inches, and thence back
northwardly. between parallel lines the
distance of SO feet 10 inches to a pub
TIC alley in the rear, II feet wide. rs
TERMS: Cash as may be necessary
10 defray expenses OF executing this
trust, including trustees eommission
OF - per ccntum and to pay note of
sl1e.5o, due September 10. 1917, and
Sll2.5e. due December 10, 1917, credit
as to $500, due December TO- 1915;
balance In equal instruments at ono and
two years from day of sale. or all CASH,
at the option of purchaser. 49,. -t |
10. LANE STERN,
w. &. BLANTON.
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MEETINGS
NoTIcE OF MEET!NG or srocKH0LD.

H!chmond. Va. January H. 1915
13i are hereby no,incd that the annual
meeting @f tho Stockholders OF tho Life In.
az az t Gs, home oHles Of ,hs eompany coTnos
Va. on ,wEpNEsp.lT. INNuTRY S5l hiSe sis.
A. ) o'clock r. NJ for the purpose of elect
ior the consideration and action of IN,
sSSocknoidcrs upon certain amend rncnt,
The company: rccsnmcnded by tho Soera 81 81
directors OF the company to tho stprEhS
ers by resolution adopted on tn. jr,hh, nu.
OF January. 1918. and for the transaction :,
SuSn other business as may properly ,op,6
before said meeting. including receivins ~.
annual report OF the board OF dlrectors AMI
the ratihcation OF tho acts OF tho saiI Soari
since me last annual meeting of stockhoid
erS II Is desirable that all stockbniJnt..
proxy. '-eN"'eH "
Dy order OF tho board of directors.
CARLTON Mex ENNEr
Sacretary
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DEATHS

FOLK ES.-Died. az the Retreat fer the
NSm tK Ha" e TToHE :! IA: idox A. Nj MRS r
h hishsrd s. soikes in the sixty:.hird year 81
Wilkinson. Of Woodland Heights. and one
sister. Mrs J; j. Cheathsm. OF Chesterfield
county, and three grandchildren.
- Funeral from her late residence. 81: West
twenty. sixth Street Woodland HEIGHTS
MONDAY, January 81. at ) o'clock Inter :
msnt Riverview Cemetery.
PoWELL;-Died. Saturday night at 1880 a.
the residence OF her daughter, Mrs Kats
A., Rose; SO North TTenty,th third street.
william II. Powell. She is survived b. four
SS sS Mrs. a Smell. q Gr1nty: que:
and Miss Maude Powell. and bne brother :,
Mir; Douglas Rider, all OF Richmond.
Funeral at the residence MONDAY, jan
SALE;-Entered Into. rest january 20, P.
NJ. in New York the home of her brother
Henry S. Rady. MoLLIE a. SALE. widow ef
the late j. Irving Sale.
OF her sister. Mrs. r. Howard Cottreil, 26oa
ternlent in Hollywood.
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Many Sign Food Pledge.

WASHINGTON. January eo.-About
l!e.ooo FOOD retailers have signed the
conservation pledge OF the food admin
isiration, ii was announced tonight.
The campaign will continue until a50,-
600 are enrolled. Pennsylvania leads
with 400.
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IN NIENiORIANI

BAfLEY.-In memory OF JAMES CLEVE-
January 81. 1916.
Dear IL the spot in which he is laid.
Sweet Is his memory, which never will
Heart OF my iife Is buried deep
Under the sod where he peacefully sleeps.
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HELP wANTED-Femat.

wASTEp. ToCSa, LADIES oXEH Is
W9 IE EITnEK DAT q :, on EiGiir. nH;
AND HALE FOR NIGHT woliK. APPLY
ALLEN * GINTER BRANCH. SEVENTH
AND GARY STREETS.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
co M ? A N Y OF VIR-
GINA.

WANTED. young lady TO take charge Of
ming. state experience. references and
TntiaTy expected in reply. K LOG. care Times
GIRLS wanted. CAPABLE OF singing and
dancinS stage experience unnecessary
see MIS-. Cornell. CornellS ColcEs Inn
1.akcmont rark. retcrsburs. Va.
YOUNG women with selling experience 10
sell nationally advertised Brasscrcs for
s,4uts Can easily earn S?Is5o weekly. For
tuli Particulars write Seamless Brasscre
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Offices of the Richmond
Real Estate Exchange,
No. % N. Ninth ST.,
Thursday, January "a, 1918,
at l O'clock =. NJ,

at ! O'Clock T.. NJ,
the property in plan OF Brookdale and
described as follows: Lot Il, block Is;
lot Z. block u; lot 4, block L: lots Il.
TO- - and IS, block f; lots II and IL
in block II: lots II and 10, block j:
lots -. IS, 80, 80. 81. So. SO, "a, So, 80,
e. rs 50. 40, 81. ~, SO and a. block
); lots !! 6. {, $. .. 10. II, II, Is. II,
-. IS. Il. IS. 10. 20, 81. 90. So. sc,
block p; lots II, IS. 10 and 90 in g:
lot % In block r.
The auctIouccrS have a plat of this
property. and Will be glad to show
the Plat or show the property at any
time before the sale.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
OF sale. any taxes that may be due, ia
Guiding the pro rata portion Of taxes
Tor i9lS. note for $4,000. with inter.
est thereon. the residue at one anu two
years from date of sale. the deferred
payments to be evidenced by notes,
with interest added, and secured by
deed Of trust OH the property.
RICHMOND BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY,
Trustee
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST a lays gold watch on pin Sunday
Or Williamsburg Avenue Initials
HsMard " returned to a. +. CARRIER sol:
iii. avenue fho"' randolph
LOST. Goodrich 3SXt l.: tire tube and rim
between Fredericksburg and Washinsto
saturday night Reward IL returned 10 j.
E. Williams. 2o7 West Grace Street. Rich
LOST. $50 bill. Finder please phone Bouie.
LOST. lady'a gold watch and pin in or lie.
tween Miller g. Rhoads. Thalhimer.s
Creighton's aud 22a South Pine Street In,
scription. James to Lena. and two laJIrs
photos In back. Reward. Cali Madison
1901.
HELP WANTED-Afale
REGISTERED druggist to manage stor,.
GOOD opportunity for right man d6pa.,
I. COS care Times: DLspaeh.
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HELP WANTED-Male and Female

HELP WANTED-Male and Female
assor.efs. Army Eclipse iaundry. ' iii nis
Ncst Main Street.
WANTED. competent steward or stcwardcss
"rcnccs and necessary infornis ton in first
letter Address L. Times nispa ,ch.
for c5 od is%1s
which started fore part OF October Board
AMI looking ~ addition to saiary. Apply or
pita'. Washington. r.. G. No competitive
clytl service examination required.
HELP Northumberland
wdA S:SE Pr2HPss tG5 hiEn sSh9o!.
Nelson County. Schnylcr: Va.
SITUATION WANTED-Malo
SOUTHERN farmer. Sc years old. wants
=, pos s,tiS1 as farm manaser. married. wife
anI chlld: - lo,. care Times. Dispatch:
Experienced in all makes of cars. VIII
consider proposition out OF this city. Adj
dress G los. care Times-Dspatch.
WANTED position as clerk In general. Fair
writer: 10 years experience In one position.
Locking FOR, for rIo1,m1o,ion Age 81; married;
10. care Times nisna. ch.
Ing agent: CAPABLE OF puFcha sing. and
general: years experience In ono position:
looking for prqmo,ion Al references. Age
+ u. caro- Tlmess psSa CIT ''''l'-'' 'u'S
AM "a married. we'll educated. Eight years
railroad experience as stcnographer cor
EEsspSn5dsin, chief CLERK Have 'horoIGh
mefce Commission. rulings II You want " a
r. o. Box So. A" aoo'ess
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WANTED, YOUNG La
DIES BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 16 AND rs TO
LEARN TELEP HONE
OPERATING. 81 per day
while learning. Advance
rate after first month and
frequent increases there
after. Extra pay for even
ing and night work. Day
consists of z or 8 hours. No
lay-offs. Private cafeterias,
where meals are served be-
low cost. Recreation rooms
and the most comfortable
surroundings in the city.
Apply in person, $3.50 A. NJ.
to $50 P. NJ, Miss Boltz,
Room 502, 709 East Grace
Street.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
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THROUGH FOUR YEARS. WAR
WAS ABIDINGLY RELIGIOUS

Through the four years OF the war.
as one follows what he did, and reads
what he wrote to those to whom he
expressed himself most intimately, one
listens again to the clear witness to a
way OF thought which was abidipSly
religion. He took his responsibility
for the men under his command as
holy task Ho shaped the policies OF
his campaign as one who held himself
20 account before the unfailins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

Richmond. Va. January Is, 1918.
Tne annual meeting OF tho stockholders
OF the Jefferson Realty Corporation will
be held at the Jefferson Hotel. Richmond.
Va. February i. 1918. at u O'Clock
Q. +. WEISIGER,
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It'd. WANTS

SUNDAY, 70 cent. . line per insertion.
tn; nolIoy RSsvI Tssfs sPIly rsgfa,sa
ARE USED WITHIN one WEEK. WIFI
no CHANGE OF COPY. CASH To AC.
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HELP WANTED-Professional
SITUATION WANTED-Maio

WANTED. principals for high schools A
dress Il: NJ. Wales. Superintendent Schoo
Nelson County. Schuyler. Va.
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WANTED
MEETINGS

THE annual meeting OF ths sIockholders
held h, st the once q the COMPANY. loi i
DAY. January 20. 1918. at : i. II.
w. E. HENDERSON.
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4 Special Communication OF metropolitan
held in Masonic Temple. corner Broad amd
Adams Streets. THIS (MONDAY) AFTER
' Viis,, Of respect to ouT deceased brother.
Ia. ' -
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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
S1.25 per day. After learning,
from $3.50 to So so per day Of
ten hours. Time AMI one-half
paid for night work. Pay once
a week. Meals served below
cost. BRITISH AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO., Ltd, 900 North
Lombardy Street.
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In execution of a decd of trust, dated
January IS. 1916 and recorded In the
Court ID. h. a$5-A, page 47o, default
having been made in the payment Of
the debt therein secured. and being re-
CURED SO to do, We Will sell by aug
ton at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
:, meeting OF stockholders OF the Virginia. .
mMsryia9d Cosl Gorporation VIII lie held At
Room NO. l2ol Mutual Building. In the city
oi Richmond. Va, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
IL, 1918, ut II O'Clock a. NJ.
A. T.. ADAMS. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
BY POLLARD & BAGBY, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers:

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FIFTY -FOUR LOTS IN PLAN OF
'RROOkDALE," HAVING 4 JOINT
FRONTAGE OF ABOUT 1900 FEET.