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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
PHYSICIAN AND LAWYER SHOT
Results of Pistol Duel In County Court
house at Florence.
tRy Associated I'rcys

FLORENCE. ;. c.. February s--pr
william Ilderton. a physician. Is dead
ana j Wiiburn Hicks. an ATTORNEY. lies
in an inh.mary dangerously wounded a.
the result q! pistol due! IN tho hall
Q. thu county cour,h or'c here a; noon
to-day. Both men had been tel,ed by
the others shots when the piySioiaa',
son. Ceddinsa lldcrton. rushed INFO the
hall and fired two or three times The
physician died a few minutes later. and
il is not known vino fred the tata! shot.
The judge of probate ard the master.
II. a. Brun7on. tried TO sopara,. the
TWO men Immediately after The shooting
began.
!; is said the shooting :, sequel!
10 intense feeling between Ilder:on and
Hicks Following tho separation o! the
physician an" his wife II 1915. and The
suit for al!nony filed oy her attorney
Mr.. Hicks. a short time later The
coroner's inquest will be held this after
noon.
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DEATHS

Ai.IoHn p'"I, II. r, 81, Ihuraaay.. Foo
NO. .! !a,e %clsy" r: Ai;orc.
'h~ries j h!nups. $500 tsst Marsh.n street,
y i,bhf. FEBRUARY :. at L. VI. inter
baltimore pnpers please copy.
REHABILITATION. February :. 1t homo o:
her som W!i!'.H y. b.srei IN Ginier p.rA.
~ her r..cuiy- laird ."uT. Mrs. ELLA I'D
- En EhHIEr. w.Uo~ Of the .ate vii
.unegai seryic. At Seventh Street Chris
Van Church SUNDAY AFTERNOON At 80.
b..AI i!R.-DtcI. Friday. at 5 a. 81. In the
:, !, tw ,,a,, year OF HI. age, EDDIE q
..ry!N"d p. his ta,hsr md mother. a!r. and
lard and rhiiip Who mourn ;hc!r loss.
Funeral from The residence. 1921 West
Marshall! SUNDAY a; J.. N. intor;nc"t In
N!:c-Vicw.
sraun,on and Rocssr!dge papers pleas.
ocpy.
!.I.I.iSoN.--Dt.d. after a brief Illness It
Memorial Hospital February s. At 100
r. ~. EUDoLrII ELLYSON. son OF the
lat Richard Fly son.
fun--al notice later.
rvoDt..--Dird, Tuesday. t'tbruary 3 laIs ~
III, ~, h2m~ nesr Sk!nauaT,er: ches.srae!d
His lie vas lived FOR others.
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STARS AND STRIPES" ISSUED
Omrisi Publication OF American Ex-
peditionary Forces in France
Has Eight Pages

PARIS. February S.-The hrs; NUN
her OF the stars and stripes. the Of
hciai publication Of the American cx-
pcdiiionary forces. appea red to-da! II
is weekly newspape authorized by
the commander chief. and written
and edited by officers and enlisted men.
All the profits will be devoted To the
benefit Of the enlisted men.
The paper has eight pages OF ordin
AIRY size. and 1000 words OF cable news
will be sent from Tic United States for
each issue. Besides reading matter.
there will be half-,ones\and line Illus
trat!onS.
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HI;NUICO RELEASE DEEDS.

Il. l.. Harrison and John W. Bates.
trustees. 10 Heck ;ih Cottrcil ct ny
l3 acres aOout i've miles northwest Of
Richmond. north side Broad Street
February |. 1918: SI90
Henry s. iiutzler and Ralph J. Levy,
trustees. ~ Nadrr /! lipford ct ux
conveyed 10 Walden l.. LipiUr,l ct uX.
from John l. Shurm ct uX. by deed
dated January 90. 1915. and duly re-
corded also l2l-4 acres about three
miles southeast OF Richmond. adjcin-
ing the lands oil H. f.. DcEiN ct ais:
also 10 acres about three miles from
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NO NEWS FROM STEAMER
Vessel reported In Distre.n on New
foundland May Have Been
turanla.
fRy Assecia,.d pr..sl

Az ATLANTIC PORT. February s.
Nothing further has been heard TO-DAY
from Il steamer in distress of the
Newtoundian coast which sent out
calls for assistance Yesterday The
message was picked up By another ship
nearer shore and relayed 10 govern
!ucnt stations.
Naval authorities suggested tina; the
call might have come from the Cunard
liner Au.ania. reported 70 have been
damaged hy a Ger an submarine" hu,
siill anoat ana making her gay toward
port.
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HELP WANTED-Malc


!iHsHMA H,-Go0d man on cylinder and Job
presses: highest wages: union. Hayworta
i'nh!:sling nouse. Washington. d. e.
cYLlHDEK AID JOB press feeders; iinme
d.atcly. Sle week. EayNorth Pub
llshng House, W.shington. D. c.
WANTED thoroughly competent lathe man.
address, l. e2l care Times Dispatch.
CAPABLE Office man. proficient az book
k.cper ana s;enosraphe for high -clA-s
MEDICINAL spring water company In a coun-
-, district Prefer one raised in the coun-
Try and who has had the benefit OF a high
salary in5uceMtnt would furnish COMFORT
he house. lrswood and garden vegetable :.
III season. Answer J. GS2. care Timea- Dis I.
WANTED. youn. between IL and IL
years of age To make him generally us.-
IL! around coal onic.. One no, airsid TO
wnrk Appir Boz No. /. Station A city
WANTED, YOUNG uIan stcuoEra nher; steady
position. Must have iirst class references
l'hcnr Rar' -. III 1895.
WANTED. young man With 800 to take in
teTest ana travel with motion picture film.
Good pmy, Address Box S3s. Richmond VI
WANTED. porter for drug store VIII pay.
COOL sainrj Apply Charles T.. Turner.
3"il West BroBd.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. between tic Giobc Clothing Store ana
the Main street post-oficc pockc,boox
containing money and cards. Return and
receive reward ia Park Avenue
Lost blue velvet handbag with inside tan
pyrs" containing SIS In bills an! some
chaaE": also other vAluaOlca. Reward Il.
rctilr'l.t 10 IL. North seventh Street
CANARY bird Reward by returning n82
E".'u S.Sth Street or phone Madison
liG.-J
LOST. poche;hooH. Finder can have money
aud return pockc book % IL. North Boule-
'ard OF phone BoMleysrd 2isa.
LOST. Of! February s. 4 sum o; money bills
OH Marshall. between Adam. and First or
Eirs' TO Broad. Broad Eighth down
E!s:hth TO Main 10 Ninth. Liberal reward 10
nnleT Cal! Boulevard :lH5-W or Ranaoipn
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tho courthouse. north of Now Market
Road. February l. 1918; 1885.
L. s. CIRCUIT COURT OF ArrEALs.

The United states Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvencd yesterday morning
at 1880 o'clock, with the following,
Judges and officials in attcnLaucr: Cir
cult judges Pritchard and Woods;
clerk, Claude NJ Dean: l.. :. marshal
John @. Saunders.
Court announced and handed down
it's opinion in the following case:
No. 1909. Tx parte. In the matter OF
Cloyd II. Duncan. petitioner Upon APP
piic3tion Tor leave 20 Tile Il petition for
writ OF manda,nus directed to Aston
g. Dayton. United states district Judge
FOR the Northern DiStric. OF West Nir.
Sinia. Opinion by Judge Pritchard.
Npplication denied
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nusruNGS RELEASE rEEns.

Lawrence y. Pool trustee. to Fletcher
W Long ~ TN. i2Hl55 feet Yves; line
towardin Avenue. 1875 feet from the
southern line oil Wal! Street. February
g. 1918; 5000
Joseph Hcrpc": ct ais 20 Willie Paw
ton 81 US. lot I. square 49, -. plan o!
Manchester. and loi 10. Atkiuson's Nd
dit!"n. December :. 1918; Sj5"
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HEnuIC0 TRANSFERS.

". {. 'hcnault ~ TX. 20 F'ann:. Z
Ch"n.ult lot. ana D. block e. u.au OF
M"nument hcishts. February ., 1915.
AK. 81 50
Diana Alloy and IInssie Thoma. g:
~. u l. \ SriiIc. ,1!-a acres mi,p..r
On" li'nitgr Comfy, about - mics
north of short Pump. on Nuckols Road
IcnEGaIE -. 1918. taS. - cents: .iuU
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MARRIAGE, LICENSES

The following marriage license. ~,re
ISSUED yesterday b. the clerk OF ;,e
Hustinss Court:
James Thomas Sims and Bertha Mary
Ritter. city
l.anman W. Hughes and Ethel Helen
Raabe. city.
william r. Woody and Annie NJ
Woody, city.
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WASTED-Salesmen

Sh Lf.SMEN--Tht MCcaskcY Register Com
pdny desires the services o! > several high
grade. aggressive specially statesmen. capaIi"
II making large earnings very Sd It's
factory commission arrangement. Ia sell
'n"iF systems; sales looks, hrSpr"of safes.
etc. commission advanced weekly. Prefer
cnce given applicants who have automobiles.
few good openings Tor who can
qualify. Write in confidence, giving age.
experience. knowledge OF accounts aud re-
tnil!nE, II any. AVID inClosc postcard photo
I" y. J.. jerman District Manager ~
Nm.!snn street. Trenton. y. J.
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Intern Huns mt Hot Springs.

q
ASiiENlLLE. y. -. February g.
Four hundred and twenty intcrned
Germans from the Philippine Islands.
via Charleston. arrived ~ Hot Spring.
y. G.. carly to-day. and were turned
over 10 the Federal intcrnneni officers
there. Wives and children OF some II
III" Germans were sent TO Ellis
Island ~ y
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FUNERAL. NOTICES

GUARANTEE funeral OF 7 j. CuEEA%
VIII t-sc place SATURDAY. February =.
.r"m st Benen!c; chapel 1T 1880 -. VI.
Tn" deceased Is survived ~ tao sons John
j. ana Francis !. Curra:!: ou- 6AuEht r:
Mr.. Il T.. i'ricouTt. ot Winnipeg. Canada.
FiG,i-rhe f2n"r,! ot MRS MATILDA
IAti: FIG -. ~ CaDi.in i! IL. Fiss.
riaco from ,hr r",ide1cc. .llo East Broad
>tr""t. SATURDAY AFTEDSOON a. $50.
lut"Trr.nt IN Oa.sWcoG Ccn.;cry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
STINI> TRUST DEEDS.

I: l. Moore Q; ~. to l.. l. Mccon-
no!l, trustee. lot !. squar. 6. I;u-fnot's
addition. February :, 1915: yl."Du.
j. =. Norr.ll - ny. 10 T.. l. NcCon-
u"N. trustee. 3aNl.2 foot. known as SIG
,a.ot Fft. street. February z. 1918;
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I. ID. WANTS
SUNDAY: 10 cent. a lin. Der Insertion.

SUNDAY ,,, 10 cents line DER ILL.,, ,ases'ion.
f FSNyiRND o SE wG S.EN H
t; 60 rrHhAAHTGrEn v OF p T2rY. CASH 70 Ac-
RATE PER LINE
SUNDAY and : Daily Insertions. 20 cent.
c CONSULTATIVE TrIHI ina ns fen.s 90 cent,
situation Wanted. Male and Female
,,ns. p x,tk,r or on. sW.gAY inc
na'i' Of measurement Il solid agate. -
mn to atns s nsn an soy.1 1 % 10 q. ns
ci..s.hcauons not guaranteed after =. NJ.
sIB,TATiONS FOX It'd. WANT ADS.
Van, Ads. are ao"ept"d H. III .n. .n' na' The
regular ohce rates. which axe given above
WEST OF FOCSIiEE STEEEr
Nest End Pharmacy. 80 ". Cary 81.
cn.,iss S Turner. DRUGGIST. wes, nsoau.
hHerns rharmacy. .2ea Iisno.er 49,.
Booker F pfu EST? s;ors ~ .1c 'T So AZ Sn
hoEs DIVE s'eEe Aiisn Al ana ,.see s.;
.t5 aor Dr"s P s,ase CO 80 81 4 ,a.
suroe s,Tsf brae e: ro ns S.
v. K Nag d Bro. BroDn Ave. aud clay
g. Iairant Dru: store. foush.e snc broad
Goh'n Co. II Eaa; Droad st.
TF"gie Drug Co: sl5 +. Broad st,
:, wallis Dug s,oTe. Fin and M.fsn ii
Y. & s. S SsisH 100 81 4 + Try St
:. richardson Drug Store 5oi X Seventeenth
= y. ch;itrey. % s. nlsh,een,h ST,
Williams Pharmacy. Twen,y-ars, ana Mar.
=. aeTinEsr Drug Co. T~cn,y-,h!ra and
IIord's DruG store. Tuanty ninth and 0
wcod & Seh.at Drug Co. Twenty.ann
Woods Pharmacy. T~cn,y-dt,h and L.,-n
thnsch nan Pharmacy. ssoc L.. Broad 81,
,e p G5s p5uE s S,ors Is. Bod
Thrift nrst St
PARAMOUNT
Fa;:!nnnU; Pharmacy. res Paramount Ave.
BARTON HEIGHTS
Rac%.: Drug store North Ave.
s''efes Drug store i5o" North Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK
A. y. Cosby a. Co. 1900 Third Ave-.
w. Eaukh.n Fourth and s,uar,
sourH RICHMOND.
=. Branch Once Times. Dispatch. 1903 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland heights Pharmacy. 800 Scmmea
Charles ". Garrison. 2lI7 Fores; iii Ave-
SwASSRORO.
y. ii. EobcIts's DRUG Store. c50t Huh 81.
FULTON.
I. - BLACK AZ, :sl; w.ii. .,an Ave.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch. 4io North Syos-
'nVEe Street: phone Petersburg go.
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Petition in Bnnkrnn,cr

Ronald T. Hubbard. clerk. OF 80.
North Tenth Street, yesterday filed a
petition Of voluntary bankruptcy IN
tho D!st-:c; Court. He declared his
liabilities 20 he si57.7,. and that he IA I
no assets.
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UENItICO TIIJST DEED.

iohn l.,nd st-cct u uX. 20 American
trust Company. trustee, Ito acres.
about ,iT' mlicT west Of Richmond.
H"'udcd D. tn" Three Chopt and Horse
zen Rode ANA the lands belonging or
.m.rly leloasinE TO Grey Skipwtth.
..n'r Lee a..' cthcrs. January -. 1915:
'-u.Uup
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HUsTINGS TRANSFERS.

} T.. N"rvell oi ny to Il. /. Moore
lot I. square g. Burfoot's Addition. Feb
rH-ry !, 1918, $500.
II. |. Moor" q; uN. 10 j. l.. torvell
3"Ai22 feet. known az 81; Eas; i'ifth
street. February :. 1918. 4sov
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CHURCH NOTICES
EPISCOPAL.

ALI. SAINTS: fl1 80 c,,1.,cu
" $,Fss' osaT Ss3rse Ssnds
Services inormiGs at ii o'cloek. Stranger;
FIRST rn FssHSRE EEiRI c II U r cn-
sST$aHf : J. 81 y '2s sh% %1''sE s HH
F.ys e The aush m M s an the oI rr
: the ,aFS racy MS,hSaist IiSE rTni,y
"sierian Churches at 81" i. ~ NJ '' ''
HHS isss5I So ( r p4s.sSsis5 +
~ pastor on Sunaay morning At Ii 6'ciocK.
Ss*S",n tFf aa Gh Sf%.ns at a" w,,a
DIR IEcli. VIII preach. Union prayer
Street Christian Chutgh '''''' ~ 'S'e"'H
cfGRiiNCCH; r.c9NEENANr rREsRYrnnIAN
EEy tAV& STw @nf 'f r. 30. pa sss ssor
49,, s:1 \. M.-S ;.ntI school.
ii;co ~ M.-Sey;;n,Sp Iy DIR L. c. cALD.
SIG SIG E M MSS ss@Tc SabNsn syhG2
FXDEN". '''"' DN' e. T. Me-
n} %:ssr s nArr's &5Ho F~s e. ss.
~ }Snlay t5SS$i 5!5o NJ n Ma @
n neH fHid,ns. ' ssTylso in easter.
j. NJ. YOU are cordially i g,aSsi"s at $50
sh siETi9 :, BAPTIST cJuNGI!- Diving wer-
mornns Sss4sS 4 the soa nS; f SSnSI Eit.
ness at evening. crisis, Tho Crucihie o,
Sharactvr. Bible school 800 y. NJ, Frank
= G'GiEp; supcrintcnuent. Is. y l.. t. meets
~ /. NJ. Cordial welcome 10 al.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twenty.nf:h and Leigh Streets
trsaIIhinS by the pastor REV. JOHN j.
W iCNrR, D. D.. at II y. Nj. Men of To-
MORROW +. NJ, Love and WRATH
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE .l
FIRST CHURCH OF tIiRtSE SCIENTIST
-IeSuiar services viii ba held tO-Iuurruw
morning IN church cdincc. corner Park
Avenue and Meadow Street. a, Al O'clock
subject; Spirit" Wednesday cveninX
testimony ana experience inectin. Al
: o'clock. The rca1ius- room tNo. vu.l -
located In the Virginia Railway and Power
SuiidlnE. corner seventh and Franklin
streets. and Is 3pen daily. except sundays
ana national holidays. from 10 =, NJ IL, ,
T.. 81. Al arc cnrdinlln iuAltra ~ 80 W "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

WANTED. lady experienced in
statistical work and book
keeping. State age. references
and salary desired. Address J
212, care Times Dispatch.
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MONTHLY FAST DAY
; PROPOSED BY sNQOT
Senator Declares Such Drastic Ac.
ton Necessary to Cope
With Shortage.
Declared II Would Take All Men
From the Agricultural Sections
and Thus Curtail Supply OF Food
During Coming Season.
tBy Associated prcss.l


WASHINCiTON. February S.--brastic
action 10 cope with the food shortage
"as u'Ied to-f:v IN the Senate debate.
senator Sin. ct urged d monthly fast
day Il conScr". ~. 'ood supply.
senator Borah declared tho situation
Was duo to the transportation and
labor situation.
III this draf. law is executed as IL
was tho last time" said ne. we are
going 10 see "a breakdown In farm pro-
duction."
Senator Jones. OF Washington, asked
II every person should no; 10 drafted
10 do the wor.; best suited TO them.
III the war keeps On. that certainly
viii have 10 be dome" said senator
Smoot
To-day we had In. people Of most
or the nations o. the earth on the
sttictcst sort Of ratiou-. and many
actually suffering from hunger" said
senator Smoot we h.v. IL, our own
country a food administration asking
QUIZ people 10 observe nlraticsa days.
wheatless day. .porkIcss days aud TO
stop the waste % all lnds Of food.
Their warnings should. and must. 10
hcsded.
Notwithstanding ali tha, has been
done. and some people say. sacri-
'csd, the work has only begun II
80 this war should continue t*o year.
.,-~lonstr. ! afraid there Will be a
/, scarci'? Of food in tho world, and many
!. ~ot our people will be compelled 10 60
= short.
why no. have national :as, DAY
.S.once month? II every American
: citizen would abstain from Getting TWO
.--Ineais uron TIA; far; day. the health
'~"uf 100 200 oop Americans would bs n"n--
h,eG: and further. wo would have more
: o! the necessarics OF life to send 10
The people OF Europe"
. SENATOR DoRAH DECLARES
FOOD IL BEING WASTED
Senator Borah declared any amount
Of food is now going to waste. and de
clared he did not believe there would
I've Any shortage II IL were properly
distributed.
Fast days won't nrc, tho situation.
declared Senator Jonor. We VIII have
food after IL has been produced, bu,
II must he pr, duc.i FIRST"
:" Enrolment and agricultural training
&C unemployed AMI Idle men not
liable 10 N" draft. but csparl" OF do
inE farm work" wa7 proposed IN
bill! introduced - tbs request OF tho
- Department OF Agriculture by Senator
.foncs.
Us purpose Sc 10 replace YARN WORK
called into military ecrvicc ami
proposes tina, the unemployed ana
idle mon designated should be assem-
b!cd IN government training camps in
each state for a farm. course OF SIN
weeks.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

WOMEN wanted immediately. IhouSa nus
month Lis, free. write franklin 1nsti.
w.. Dent 40 VI RoChcster. y. Y
WANTED, white women and
girls sixteen years old and
over for clean, pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette fact tory
teithcr day or night. Pay
while learning not less than
Sl.25 per day. After learning,
from $l.50 TO 50 50 per day of
ten hours. Time N one-half
paid for nigh, work. Pay once
u week. Meals served below
cost. B RITISH AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO., Ltd, 900 North
Ipmbardv Street
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HAUDMAN piano. pcrfecI orucr: one OF the
Dcgt OF this very fine manufacture. Not
only bargain. hut sacrifice price. Almost
new. Manly y. Ramos. LOO North Seventh
iuoNOGEAiiiS - Playing favoritea? No.
III" immaculate Edison. the dare you add
iuinbi the Crystola. made by knahs and
others: save so to $40 Walk few squares
y. Ramos. los North Seventh Street. near
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

81 LEsAIAN wanted to s.n automobiles
Must have the best OF references. None
'iher need apply. Capital Motor Corpora
ION. $40 West Broad.
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MEETINGS

MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS BANK
r,,, ltichinond. Va. january % 1915
TIE annual meeting OF stocknul,lcrs OF mi,
>, bank VIII he held February =, 1915. NJ
ne h;anhInG house. ll-9 HUI Street. At II
J. II. rATTEsoN. cashier.
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE lNSJ'R.
ANCE COMPANY.
c Once. February g. ialS.
Stockholders' Meeting - The regular an.
Hu"i meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
company VIII be held q ,nc uice OF the
80. 80, Hi,th! NO. 1915 East Main street on
tlr.SpSr' inc 18th Instant. at -
WI. n. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
or ne lichmond Transfer Company viii
nc ne'i At their Office. So9 East Muin
2,irGGet az y o'clock noon. WEDNESDHY
FEBRUARY IS. 1913.
w. r. DARDEN.
------------ SECRETARY and Treasurer.
r. lot Springs. Va. February :. 1918
10 tho Stockholders OF the NIrcin;a hot
SprinEs Company:
ne annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
thn virginia iiot Springs Company for ths
purpose or elcctiny directors and for the
!SMiuily como before said meeting. includint.
N" approval ot all acts o. tho board OF
directors anil all committee thereof Of thc
st!d company in the past year Will be held
al me ONCE or the company in the Home
Stchn Hotel. Hot Springs. Va ON S.AFI'R-
PAY. tn" ed day OF February. 1915 at
The ,rarsf"r hooks will ~ closed wean...
DAY tehrnary ~. at ) l.. 81. and remain
n T.. EMERSON,
o.
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WANTED. girls for light fac
tory work running paper bag
machines. Pleasant surround
ings. $40 per week paid be-
rinncrs for five nights work.
$50 for day work. stopping
ut II noon on Saturday. APP
NV Immediately. Wortendyke
Manufacturing Company, foot
II Thirteenth Street.
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HELP WANTED-Arale

"'fH WIN FR-.H'tIt
" A., f.D. Ecsi-t~rtu or assistant regis
tered Etsin'.ci.t CorjLous PharInl y.
WASTED. Registered drug clerk or n-si-l-
ant: single. reference required: state
WASTED. several necnauics. draftsm.n
with Two or thiee years active eXpcri-
.ncc on 'ncc! !. snical drawing In dra vIu;
room. Give full particulars. Including sal
ar. expected. Address BoN H. Station A.
v hNI,-D. railway mail CLERKS. So TO $3.50
month. Eirhnond examinations soon.
sample questions free. Franklin Institute
n.n, -, NJ. Rochester y. Z
STONE mhsous wanted. Communicate MIL,
Cam phel & Msst>rton. Henderson. y =
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ANTIQUES.

am closing out my entire stock or An
i!nues at cost; a. ! am going out OF busi-
nefS for duration or war. Have nothing but
rare pieces \ look means huy.
REA Ed. Lis McSt Main.
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MANTED. at once. three first
,i.SS automobile mechanics.
Must hc mechanics OF consider
able experience. and not sub
lsct to draft. and ones that are
entirely familiar with Stud--
baker cars. and that can pro
luce results. Good salaries TO
right parties. Apply cohuru
Motor Sales Corporation
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HELP WANTED-AIaIc

q II. GUGGENIiElMEK. Lyuchbur= Va.
t.Iu!'.s the services VI an assistant TO
buyer ~ linens. towels. wash goods and
i"in"StIcs. Good position. with splendid
future.
TWO nrSt- class mechanics for automobile
work. Highest wages paid. Terminal
Motor CO Ninth ard cary Streets.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOL. rent. space in big ha aaar for penny
gallery. popcorn OF any iesi,imate concts
s!ons suitable Tor big bazaar. James T..
r!nncEan. Allies Bazaar. - Bollin. X
street, Petersburg. Va. Biggest camp in
Tic country her. SeW draft coming in.
WANTED. at once. two mills To cut GA *
lumber IN Buckins ham County and put
on railroad We wilI pay a good price to
rcspoEE' bic parties TO! this work. IL. H.
Isaker q CO. Columbia. Va.
If you wan, To buy the best paying bus!
ness IN virginia, come tn Petersburg, 10
the BRA ndon Hotel. an,! call for owner nov I
Wednesday. February II. II consists OF SIX
new pool tables. soft drinks and lunches.
tho best location in Petersburg. the closest
town to Camp Lee. where the boys spend
the money. License all paid. About 5000
invested VIII sell !or one-haf cash the
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III. SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
ftTanii!n street near Monroe. REV. J. Y.
DcMNM.As-. rector. sunday school at $50.
services morning at II ocloch. Strangers
cordially Invited.
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FOR SALF;-HUrses

INV ~ rIG.hrt: our rebuilt model five typc-
writer's before placing Your order. The
prices are attractive and terms be
ranged II desired. ASK for catalogue. l..
=: smith X Bros. Typewriter Co. 606 East