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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-21
they can do better now


According to General Du
Pont it will take about two
years to demobilize theAmeri-
can army. There will be plenty
of work for our soldiers to do
in France after peace has been
signed, so that there is no fear
of a period of unemployment
at~aome. On the contrary, the
work of reconstruction will
mean a tremendous circulation
of money and its distribution
into the hands of the masses in
America. and the more readily
il is invested by them in sound
securities the faster will capt.
tai be available for expanding
reconstructive programs to
more ambitius dimensions.
Peace will bring with it a
greater stimulus to saving IA
mong the wage earners than
ever inspired them before. And
here is the keystone of nation
al prosperity.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-21

Division Manager
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-21
To Do The Required Work
In The Given Time.

Give more time OF main subjects.
uch as Arithmetic and English Make
longer assignments
Teachers make better preparation
that longer assignments may be
handled in the same time Teachers
should have well matured written
plans.
Assign additional work to be pre-
pared at home, this work not to be
recited in class
Use the lecture plan Of recitation
occasionally
Give less time to the brighter pupils
and more 10 the less brilliant.
Plan your assignment several days
or weeks ahead. that you may have
the important points or principles
well in mind, that You can stress
these and touch lightly ON the less
important. In other words, the les,
time the teacher has. the nearer the
teacher should confine the lesson "a
the basic principles
Remember, few principles well
taught are better than many poorly
taught
In summarizing the above, teach
the pupil big things, in big way Ia
give pupils big views.
Hoping that the above suggestions
may be Of some help to the teacher
and promising you the heartiest co.
operation Of this Department. l am
Yours very truly.
V. o. GILBERT.
State Superintendeny
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-21
LAW REGARDING
Teachers Pay During
Epidemic.

The following letter has been sent
to Superintendent throughout the
state by State Superintendent Gilbert
November 18th. 1918
Dear Superintendent.
The law concerning the pay ~
teachers while schools are closed on
account Of epidemic j..
Section 1870. Common School Law
When any family shall have any in
fcctious or contagious disease. 40
member Of such family shall attend
any school until the trustees thereof
shall allow them to do so: and during
the prevalence in the district Of dan
gerous epidemics, the trustee shall
order the school closed but the teach
er shall no, be required to lose the
time of this forced suspension, un-
less so stipulated IN his contract
1t is the opinion Of this Depart
ment that School Boards should pay
their teachers without dcmur or hest
tation for teachers have been ready
to fulfill their contracts. some have
been heavy aud the teachers salar-
les at the mostare very small indeed
so instead Of trying to have the teach
ers make up the time. make the best
of circumstances by inviting their
hearty cooperation IN planning to
make up the work IN the remaining
time, II is possible to make up a
few days time by eliminating holi.
days, for instance, schools have gen
orally taken two days at Thanksgiv-
ing. observe one day. II schools take
a week at Christmas, It would be
unwise to break into the next Week
TO observe New Year Then there
are other holidays that both teach
ers and pupils ought to be willing to
forego. Take less time for examina-
tons. Have closing exercises In the
week following the close Of school.
And it is possible to add few min
utes to each day
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-21
Card OF Thanks

We take ibis method OF thankint
our friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy shown ~
during the illness and death Of our
Son and brother We assur, them
that their kindness will ever b. re
membered
Mr. and Mrs Milton Ward ami
children
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-21
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our many friend.
and neighbors for their loving kind
ness and tender sympathy Offered u.
during the long illness and death of
our dear sister and daughter.
J W Reynolds and family.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-21

There II no unconcern, almost osten-
tatious. 10 equal that Of the hostess
who pours the clotted cream on the
guests peaches ms II clotted cream
were mn everyday incident In that
household blessed Is hospitality.-st.
Louis Globe Democrat.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-21
Card OF Thanks.

We wish 20 thank our friends AMI
neighbors for their kindness to Us AZ
the death>of our father. J. II. Smith.
and are sure they will be rewarded.
The Children
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-21

people will continue 70 respond
greatly and freely to It's obligation
and opportunity to serve mankind. ="
B.F. BOVINE.
Division Manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
NEW CHARTERS.

The following charters were issued
Yesterday by the state Corporation
Commission:
stewart Grocery Company. Inc. New
port News. Capital. $4,000 Object.
grocery business. H. T.. stewart, pres :
ii"ni. Newport News: Rosa Stewart.
secretary. Newport News
Rex Ecalty Corporation. LynchburE.
'arital $1,000. object real estate
business. W. Il. Roberts. president.
i.ynchhurg; John T.. Pcstcn, secretary,
Farmers Union Exchange. Inc,
fredericksburg Capital. $4,000 Oh
JrCi, mercantile business Il r
Thomas. president, Fredericksburg: \.
- pickcrson. secretary, Massaponax
Amendment, cntral Real Estate
corporation. Eoriolk increasing its
capitai stock from $4,000 10 s20.n00
A!hnnU Company, Inc. Norfolk
"hanSinG its name TO .hhano & Fac
Cnin!, Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
COTTON GOODS MARKETS
BECOME MUCH STEAOlER
Prices Have Uncovered on Print Cloths
md sales 'rotniing i0O.UD0 Pieces
Arc RruOrtrl.
lBy AFsociatc! FreNs

NEW YORK. December 2i-Cotton
goods markets have Steadicd consid-
crably during the week AS a result
OF definition o! government policies
concerning allowances for cancelled
contracts and the announcement .: afl
agreement between merchants and tn 4
surplus property division for tho dis
position Of "ar goo55 not now rcA
uuircd
In e moderate amount OF trading
plumbers 10 cents yard and sales
ioi"!InG about 100000 pieces were re-
ported. The automobile trade has
pl.-2cd further orders on wide wills
oi special constructions At prices about
i. per cent under III" last government
s""rihccs 20 an! extent 10 move their
goods and tho retail movement con-
t,nIcE salts factory
'"lorc1 cotton goods are holding
their values steadily, and have at no
time declined in tho ratio seen in
tacturcrs and selling agents tho opin-
ion prevails that costs cannot decline
much while cotton amd labor show their
present tendency and they have made
concessions only OF some measure OF
INC war profits.
New differcmt!als have been an
bounced on cotton yarns. but all price,
ming is 10 be abandoned in the trade
hN the government after December 81.
quotations current on many branded
goods arc unchanged and nominal
nriccs currcni: Print cloths. 2S-inch,
6tN6is. o3-i cents; Gtx60s. 9l-2 cents:
IS finch. GiN64s. - cents: brown
Shcei;nes. southern standards. 10
cents: d"niins. 40 Southcrns. II g
cents: tickinSs. S-ouncc, IS 5-S cents:
Prints, !? l.: cents: staple ginghams.
~ l.: cents: dress Singhams. - cents
and II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
CnANCEuy Trust DEEDS

Lillian V. Fields 10 Is. l.. Jordan am,
W y. Jordan. trustees. AZ West CLAY
street 22Nli1 feet 5 inches south lin.
Clay street, 2c9 feet inch west Of
l3t w.
Ann;c -. Gillian and Rober. w.
thEsbandJ to Arthur IL. Chapman and
Leon NJ. Nelson, trustees. J9Xl3J feet
west line Lamb Avenue. 10 feet south
or crawford Street. December 10. 1915;
Sl.lAu.
Lctitia Taylor to Pollard & Bapby
Inc. trustees. Si3 81. Peter Street. 46S
a feet inches trrcEularI cast line
81 Peter street. between DuvaI and
Eakcr streets. December lG. 1918. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
TO SAVE CATTLE
Great launches or Southwest suffer
Severely From Continued
DrOuEhta.

w AS II NC r o y. December Ell
Through the cooperative efforts OF
he county agents In the Southern and
Sou,nwcsicrn states this year hun
drcd& OF thousands OF valuable cattle
were saved. 'fhc great cattle ranges
IN western Texas suffered severe
drought ~ 1917 In 1918 the drought
continued with increasing Intensity
Two successive years with a limited
amount OF rainfall left the range prac-
ticaii% barren. and the cattle roamed
anou! them in starving condition
i:"t III the Southeastern States condi-
tons were different. T'a"rc was album
" ""i,i,. o. ,Gnd ana pasture and few
no. o. the bureau Of Animal Industry
~! me i'urcau OF Markets of the
nlted states Department Of Agricul-
un.e' county agents in Texas. began to
Ec' IN touch with the county agents
~ w southeastern States where feed
maS Plentiful and assisted farmers in
IfGSi?nS or heavy crop production 10
o:''alh. cattle from the drought-strick-
~, region OF Texas. During the past
pihp. H., co,i iatrEc!y through the efforts OF
~ county agents. This service not
GGniN saved the Texas cattlcmen from
mnahciai loss aud ass.ste Ell i'm develop
inE profitable and much n ccdcd
Aaanch OF agriculture in tho South
G"Stcrn states. hut helped materially
III conserving the nations meat sup
Ply at Il critical time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
BANK CLEARINGS AGAIN
PASS OVER. sG0,000,000
For Fourth Time Weeks Aggregate
Is Above notwithstanding
Figure
RESERVE BANK STATEN
Resources of Richmond Institution
Teach $273, 52G,OO0-Bills Dis
counted Amount TO 5S,OsO. 900.
Gold Fund Is Now SS5,i:s 900.

NO remarkable change i'm the pa {
wecN was noted in the clcarings of
the tichmond banks. This week s
cicaringS amounted to SG20i51oS.OS.
FOR the corresponding week in 1917
they were SiO.S3S.55l This is about
the same difference that has been OBJ
served FOR several months The iigures
Tor Inc week just closed are FOR the
iourth time above the 100000, 900 mark.
n0D and the total of s5SOSoOOO for
biI!s discounted and bought at the
Fedora. Reserve Bank OF Richmond
marx an average OF recent prosperity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

Lymph Compound Is the most pro-
io"hd treatment oil the day M Nervo-
vital Dccliuc restores The nerve
tofccs III r,lnarkdbic short time IL
you are unable ~ concentrates AZ yuur
hicinorS Is iaiiIns: II Your riSoI. uuerEy
ahd rtm OF lie Is Oh The decline. lose
no time IN taking treatment that viii
rcNltaiiHe your system.
S;>in Diseases, I;iup,ion Buils Ulcers.
fczcH~i, etc. quickly alirNiated.
Blood Discnses-Tne iav;,ees Ut some
Of these diseases RUN an otherwise use /.
tul lie. These troubles treated sue.
ceSsfuiiy in all stages.
Ner|e Diseases-LocUno;o AtaAia
Neurasthenla. AicIanchuiy ana Despuuu.
chcy quickly aiIevIateu.
Kidney, bladder and PrOntatic trou-
bieS receive the treatment called for
In each case. early recovery Is thus
made possible.
Catnrrh in all its forms OF any organ
quickly relieved.
piles, EIstuia and Hcrnjo success
fully treated
Don't put of getting well. What |
have done Tor thousands OF other sui.
ferers l can also do for YOU
My charges arc most rcasona ble and
payment can be arranged to best suit
the patients convenience or may be de .
terred until you are alleviated. There.
fore, II you need my mid do not DELAY.
but como to me.
R Da,,y 9 TO ; SUNDAY. 10 TO -
Might. Wed. and Sat-. z to 8 r. NJ.
Phone Randolph 5sOS.
r Office Lyric building.
sa Ninth and Rroad streets,
W. Suite 3O6-j0S. 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

ANNUAL. MEErlAGS the regular annusi
meeting OF me Stockholders of he IA
,ionai state and CITY Bank Of Hichmnnh
III VII ne n',n 2, ~ hanhinc house AZ l.?
iinls for M nnrn"s@ OF clec;inr director.
lor me ensuing wear and for he trans
aciion of ay ciher business 'n,, 80
propC:lY CONT hnt"r" he incrtin- % "'''
JCi..I.N Ii. HILL .,,shIsr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE. co

49, Chicago. III. December o I,IS
10 me S,oSn holders OF tho Security Life
Insurance Company OF America: te
You are hereby nutInud that ihe ,.r,,,.,
annu;! meeting OF the stocl holders OF ~,
stcuritN, iLfe INSURANCE Company o; rnrr
ira VIII be hc!d At the office ~ the Com
ndnN; MniLdI Butldinr. IN the civ ar fir
mort Nd. On Wednesday. the eighth ia y
Of January. n -. 1919 a, the hour or lei,
% clo:k NJ. tor the purpose of cIcctiH..
directors 81 lhc company for the ensuinr
wear. and the transaction OF any and al
o,hcI hn:ln'aS which may be submitted 10
Bv order Of the Hosrd OF Directors.
y. JOHNSON President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

WASH NGTON. December, 81.
SF ,H club in Earnstublc county Mass,
~, ',,,d ny me home demonstration
Scrm. unucr the supcrviSiun Of tho
,,,,cpartmGnt of Agriculture in cornec-
Ion worn the state agricultural col
exhibits or food sales in front IF The
aown hall at Provincetown. 10 attract
and Increase interest dcmonstrat lions
, LOT the conservation Of foods on eX-
hlolt also have been given out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22


III execution OF Il deed of trust dated
November 20. 1?l6. and recorded in thu,
clerk Office OF Richmond Chancerv
Court. u. Il. :i2-D. page /. default hav-
IN" been made in the payment OF F.,
portion of tho debt therein secured.
anu being required so 10 do We the
Undersigned trustees. will sell by aur-
ton on the premises. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER -, lnlS.
AT o'ciocil =. NJ
the aforementioned dwelling contain
ing about SIX rooms. together with lot
thereto belonging. commencing a; a
point on the south line of Il stree; ONT,
hundred t0o) feet east OF Twenty
.ourtn street. thence running east
wardiy and fronting on the south line
on street twenty-five I:5p feet
thence back Southwardly between
parallel lines iirty-scven $50 feet: the
said property being bounded on the
east by fourteen GD foot alley.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay IN,
cost of sale amy taxes that may he due
a note for $500. with interest thereon
from November 80. 1918: the residue 10
he evidenced by Il note at ono vcar
ate" date of sale. with interest from
that date. TO hc secured by deed Of
trust on the property.
JOHN BAC;BY
H. X. POLLARD JE
Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
CIiANcEnY nEIEAsE DEEDS.

Pollard Il Bagby, Inc. trustees N
l-etitia Taylor. sl3 st. Peter Street.
4pNIl feet inches cast line st. Peter
street, between Duval and Baker
streets. bcCembc- Is, 1918: Sl,Jss
Edw. :. and William : Rose. trus-
tees. 10 Marin Mccuinn. 2Gxl0O feet
south line Boyd Street - feet west OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

NEW YORK, December II THE ac.
IVA condition OF clearing house banks
ana trust companies for tho weak
SHOWS mat they hold $59.G91,75O rS
nHrne IN excess OF legal requirement.
~, lbs ~ m increase OF $l9.Sa2,2i0 fro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

Total resources for the week reached
S213.526.O00. -,
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF ~ ~,
|. FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
Following Is the weekly statement
OF the Federal reserve bank:
Resources.
cola coin and certificates in
Cold settlement fund ....: l0..2ss.SoS
Gold with foreign agencies. a0i 900
Gold with Federal reserve
agent ............. G7.225, 900
Cold redemption fund ...... 5.iS3.O00
Total gold reserve ...S S5.13S, 900
Legal tender notes silver
certificates aud subsidiary
coin .,.................s $4,000
Total reserve effectiveness 81. Ga3.ooo
Bills discounted aud bousht.s S9.2G9. 900
Bills Of ladnE. drafts.
United states government
bonds and ccrtiiicatcS.. i2.O3S.0 900
Total earning assets sIS.j-y,ooo
tncollccted items ......S 52.Jii 900
National bank notes. :.209.00O
Due from special ,dcpoSi-
taricS-war loan deposit
account ............... races 900
All other resources ... 2.S3S,Q0O
To;ai resources ....... s213. 526. 900
Liabilities.
Capital paid in ...s 100000
United States Treasurer.
General accoum, ...... 100000
United States Treasurer.
war loan deposits in spec
c!al Repositories ...... 29.OnS $40
Du: In mcnhr: DankS--ic-
serNr accounts ...... 525:;G ooo
,,"i!ettion tens .......:. Al.5iG.o00
Federal lrcScgNc notes in
actual circulation ..... i3S.GS7.OOo
All otacf liabilities .....-. 6.S32.OuO
Total Liabilities ....... sz73.52G. OoU
issued observation-disclosures. $50. 69l. 600
oh haHd ................. l2.o0i.O00
outStGadin. ...........:i SSGS. Goa
Total amount OF bills discounted and
boaght for the week ending December
-. 1915 S5S.oS9uOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
January 7, 1919. Beginning al
Il O'clock A. M.
Tuesday,
EuuIrrEp \ $ Follows;

No. - Economic Eric ct,y Iron
Works' roilcr, abo"t S"-horsc-
steam Trap.
i--3S. -rSwer ""'' Eric city Iron
Works Engine.
kelly iot-N Mater System.
No. 7o2 Luctwielcr Deep Wen
Pump, hcIt driven, with pulIcys.
rods, rinine and connections, p:ac-
i-5o%ao e. "loTe WAS &ash sa''G Drass
er',Gmed III" - M-i2"i.
:-2i>6i y. q. Ideal Washers. brass
trimmed. A-l225" M-I0i3-Ici3.
NV inside Wood cylinder. 3Gx,9
'or > - ,'obo washer. galvanized
for y. q Ideal W i'sH,Sr. I br:,ss
trimmed: moi Installed.
- inch r.:tractors, ii2o
seal Galvanized Iron Soap Tanks
--.iu0-inch, i-roll. Extra Flat Work
iron"r 3li46 N-%;2S
- Loop Wood ConNryor and RIc;;
Dry Room. %ii2 M-2lno.
l--t"Ni:-iurh Ncnto steam DRYING
'runihicr
i-2.- -, Gaaiy. Iron Starch cookcr,
Ne 30. l.: singi" fitting type cuff
l-Ne. #6l2 single fitting type Neck
Band i'rrss.
No. 36a L.: single tiltin. type Yoke
i--No. %6i Keystone Bosom rrcss, belt
i--;6- inch American Steam Heated
BODY. Ircner, 1880 M-i.a2
-, inch American Stcan, Heated
sleeve lroncr. 1850 M-l:OG
-hiah"r bainprnins Press, with :
$50. rs Universal Presses. sec.
M-5i22t, 1902. 3l6iS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
To,ai resources .
RESERVE BANK REDISCOI NTS
SHOW SHHINi<AGi. IrOI Wt:::.,

-''%'''''' - ~ NN hisbiSIot Y Is
SHOW Sn,.I>,S ,,,,, ,,,,,,..-
Di.rn,n,
serv, R'nL.v .,,,,,.oa . ~ e.'!"' itt-
6incG sta,cn"n, no, I".a Is, IN ,na com
49, .N, cue nstIiu'iohs hs
~. lNth ~ 80 oi business FRI
m:nt -. - i 49,. coiru ~ govern
ni;, q. q. i yD't- ''ipi9. 'tit' DIS repre-
For Tho s,'',,,,I r,.., ,.''', u.s.
lie nronoriIno 81 ",h het lnrr"asI IN
rains, I..t TO-" ga 80" 'cs.rHcs heid
In,imn @ It"c! Nc nolcS ci?cn-
Of s,Irb no, "s f i voVSm t.e totN,
durinr ,hn wcoi, Frt ~ ,:. !S &c
,osGa -ol oon IN, :" ''""o |"
mcnt follows.
cola e., ,, resource.
six :" ,'u't an" III iran 5,,ooo
Cold settlement una r;.I.E ""''' '''"oo
era! Reserve EnurI a., rco MN
,;oiI n.i,i S 49, f'H1p''ooV
,.irr ''7" ,,ooo,
''n-''"'p
hn,i. 7'' ~" ~
Cold ,r;ib rcJn,,i ....oS N'-''"''"'V
agents ~ 'e' 3, .osS ann
''"'"
Total gold reserve ,3o-vasy,un
I..i,.i ,.rJar 80: " 49,, ~ s''ee.'""
-, ''N' '''''E' ~''N'''
d','S''V"'
Total reserves x5i.g.a,n.n
Bills discounted. '''''
war oh,Ia,, Nf'"me"t
All other .......... 3os'75SOoo
Bills bought IN ,I,rn MAR
kct ..'.,... a,o7c5ooo
w
rota! bins ON hand :, 49, us- un,|
United state. yoycrnm.nt
lone-;crm securities IS 2S.S5ooop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
Office of
VIRGINIA. ChEOltSA CHEMICAL 60
EIrhmond Va Dec II 1ai.

Dividend No S.
d, the board OF directors OF Virginia ca 70.
,larcd III" uinciy-thi-d consecutive quar-.
tcr!N '''Ntd"nd "' s. yer share {. per cent?
ON thH preferred stock ~ this CONN, M
paHahl" Wednes.iay. January 10. ioi". 10
Stockholders az record at tho close a., h,isi.
ncss On TUESDAY. Deco rnbcr ~ IBIS Trnns
icr bcuhs WI! not DC closed.
s. ". TRAvEEs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
Di\IlhESiN

Richmond. Va. December 20 isIS
,ht !, noe iinS vi Tho Board OF Directors ~
,hc Watt fi"v company held mi. ,!.t- .
tn offices at ~ company a dividend OF
ner cont wa. declared Of earnings Tor
the siN months cnding December 81 payable
on o. b2fore January =. 1919
Checks viii u" mailed
GEO. g. SUTTON Sor-n,ary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
Allen T.. RYLAND. cash,--.
Dilicc Of
VIRGINIA. CAROLINA CHEMICAL co.

NTNVIN IA-CNEDI.INN CHEMICAL. CO.
lsichmond. VA Dec IS 1918
- Dividend 30 iS
. .hc board OF directors OF Virginia "a ro-
ANA Chc'nical Company have this l,y do.
clarcd a dividend ~ one dollar per share
u per cent? on the common stoc,, of Ills
comrany; payable February l. 1919 to
Htockhridcrs OF record 1T the close OF bust
ness on Wednesday. January 10 I.I,,
Transfer books viii not bc closed
5. ". TRAvERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
EAi.lS NiArnIS Mn, Il. ~, 4 ,rlI,>. -

FALLS MOTORS CORPORATIONS
N"'i"" j. hfrchy given that. pursuant q,
:. resolution 81 the Hoard OF Directors or
Fal'n Motors Corporati"n. u spc, IaI nicc;:u.-
"i the Si"ckh"i'!ers Of said Fails Motors
COOPERATION VII lac h-id = tho oitirc OF tho
toinnah, Virginia ii.ilwsv Power iSuld-
ms Ricnmoud Va. on FRIDAY. TIL: 10TH
pAf bf JANUARY. i3l9. Al = o'riorI T. NJ
Tor III" purpose Of eubn!it,ini; to IA" -,oct.
h"t""rs "i nc company the question Of in
,rcdSiES IN" capital sioC,s of the rcmuYnN
hy the i>Suanc" aud sale OF 100000 pa-
amount OF common stock. the urYr con,mn1
.i"rk I" rank equally with the present s..
''t.Wo par amount o! common stock OF the
company. AN" SUCH new common stock -.
ne subject 10 Tho same conditions and terms
, 30 winch IN" present common stock f., sub
iectcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
Legal. NOTICES.

AMMAN. MEEriNG-The regular annual
,,!h.ct'hE, q, thc Old Dominion Trust Go. u!
Etrhnivhu. Va. Will bc held it, banding
n nnT *' !! ",cl"ck noon on wEpNE:S.
rlectnS directors Tor the cmsu.n. year and
Tor The transaction ~ amy other business
'Ha' in"E nroperlN come before shc mcctir.,
w. II. SLAUGHTER Secretary
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FIRST NATIONAL HAXK

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The regular annual meeting %! the stock
holders a.: the FIRST Natona, Bank or Hirh.
mohd. Va. for the election of direc.
tors, Tor the ratification OF the acts OF
the directors for the last fiscal wear a nd Tor
the transaction Of any other business whir n
may propc-ly come before the said n,ceilu.
VIII b. held TUESDAY. JANUARY H. 1919
AZ l. noon: In the directors room OF the
bank. Nim;h and Main Streets EicnmonI.
Va.
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dUCTION-LEG.iL
AICriON SALES.

ttbl.lc auction sale Yale Va prccT1
ncr 20. l?lS: ono 23-iI y. engine nearly
NV. ono I'LL J. engine: two savliilS
lac :nili machinery. shattine. puiIcys and
40 ot us tui IRON bolts Also about
-'o"p i"ct good building material Earn,
store AMI several houses will hc sold ais"
'I'"N" WWr inn %s too numerous t" mention
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NiiEGlNiA ThrsT COMPANY.

Tho dirocIoT a. IA, ri 'I rnnnvt {. I3lN
cay dcc!Arcu :" s"miannual dik idcnti al ? j.
per 'tht ana u"r cent cAtra pa,, hIc 49,,
January l. lslr I" stockholio-, OF r.,trr ~
i'erfmhGr -. ms. Checks viii be maj. j
/. u. AYLE'rT. Secretary
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IT. k.chwond. Va. Deccnh"r IS. 1915
ne board ct directors OF this In nj. 49,.
ms d"y declared tn" usual quarterly dIv,-
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nni.crS al rcNuri as OF DcC"iui,r % I'M,
CnccNs VIII bc mailed on Dcrctnbrr III 80.
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