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CIAREMNT NOTE

Mr. Shell Hughes and Mr.. Garfield
Jones We're business visitors 10 Charic
ston last week, Shed Hughes for his
loyalty and patriotism tc his country
and State was put on the w. Va. Gov
eminent pay roll. we wish him well.
Mr.. Thomas Allen was called to Viz
ginia on the account Of the death Of
his father, Mr.. Roy Saunders has been
very i'll but is Improving now, Sister
Charlotte Perkins has hccn confined ID
her room for several days we wish
for her q speedy recovery. Sister Mat
tie Mitchell has been confined to her
room. Little Geneva Dabncy has been
confined for several days with q severe
case Of influenza.
Mrs Ada Langhorn Of Charleston.
W. w. was the pleasant guest OF her
sistcr Annie Hicks LAST week. Mr.. Ben
S'mms was tho weekend guest CT his
brother r. r.. Simms.
Mr.. Frank johnson who underwent
on oncraton 1t the Shelf ring Arm
Hospital last week Is back on the
Sob Mrs. Solomon Miller OF I,yland,
w Va. was the guest OF Mrs. Josephine
HUGHES at the Preachers Home.
We did our bit last~year to win the
war. Now let friend and foe do t,:e'r
bit to make the Planet ono o. the lar
gcst circUlations in the u. S. because
it stands for the upLift Of a down
pressed people.
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ColIOihiGD PEOPLE DELIGnTED
WITH NEW DISCOVERY TO
BLEACH THE SKIN.

Atlanta, Ga.-Says that recent tests
nave proven without doubt that swar
thy or salloW compilations can be
made light by new trcatme MT rec
entity a. scoVered by man in Atlanta.
Just ask your druggist for Cocotone
Skin whitener. People who have used
it are amazed a.: its wonderful effect.
Rld your face OF that awful dark COL
or or greasy appearance in u few min
ucs 1t costs so little that You can't
afford to DO without it. Just think how
much prottier you would look with
that Old dark skin gone and new soft
Light skin in its place. Men and ~wo
men today must care for their com
DleXions to enter society.
If your druggist Will not supply
you with Cocotone Skin Whitener
send Is cents for large package to
Cocotone Sompany. Atlanta, Ga. :.
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DOWN III FULTON

= Sunday VIC had Il worry niCo gath
oring In our school, since wo are talk
Ing on new life in our school through
: tho efforts of our teachers and pastor
we caneSty request every ono to come
and be ready TO start each and every
! Sunday ct $3.50 a. M.
! 1880 A. NJ. Rev. Cobbs. preached
; from the 50th chapter OF Isaiah and
tho It'll verse; The Redeemcr's Face
set like Il flint. As usu"l he preached
q wonderful sermon. Rcv. Mutt Fuller
was present on The rostrum We had
four persons to become watch.care
members. Many friends were present
including Prof. Nelson Williams Jr.
who delivered fine speech.
Z 1880 p. M. Rev Cobbs organized Il
b. y. p. u. Remember wo arc be-
ginning ond we need tho cooperation
Of all its members to succeed.
! $3.50 p. NJ. Rev Cobhs preached from
the 9th chapter of Solomon and the
! 3rd verse, Il have put off my coat
and how shall put it on, have wash
cd my feet and how shall defile
, thcm.' Being young divine it pays
hear him. Sunday Jan. 10Th. will be
Woman's day, unique program has
been prepared for the occasion, morn
ing at 1880 and at night at $3.50 p.
M. We arc asking each female for so
cents and the male for 25 cents.
| HeeV. ThurDen Clarke, the pastor Of
tho Methodist Church, 7th and Denny
SITS. (white) will preach for us Sun
day. Jan. Goth, at 90 p. M. We request
+ tho people to pack the house.
We launched our rally yesterday,
: which ends May. 25th 1919.our goal Is
/ 50, 900. We arc asking each and every
, ono to hep us.
May the 10Th at $50 p. NJ. q Queen
Rally will he give at the Church by
the young people and May Goth, an Ell
tertainment by the older people. Both
of these entertainments are managed
by Mrs. NJ. T.. Satterficld Admission
, will be is cents.
The Sunday School and Church, TO
grets very much to hear Of tho death
OF Mr. VcrEie Nelson, n soldier in the
Regular army, who departed this life
while stationed in tho Philippines.
lands II was faithful scholar Of tho
above S. S. and member Of the church
before he enlisted in the army Il good
while before the war broke out.
[ In memory of Deacon William Crcn
shaw who departed this life Jan. nth,
1918:
Gone. Gone, Conc,
TO q place whore angc.s dwell
| May his sweeS and loving appearance
With us forever dwell.
| by his friend, G. B. Jefferson
! Last Sunday the Rising Mt. Zion
! b. S. S. had a unique gathering but
! We can come out in larger numbers.
Let each man and woman and child
find themselves in one or the ohcr OF
the Sunday Schools Fulton next SuA
Mrs. Mary Henderson is improving
and is able to walk about tho house.
j Mr.. Elijah Mills nd dauGnter are
out again. Mrs. Maria Towns, Mamie
Anderson. Nary B9il"T. LoAisc Carter.
John Simmons and Maryland BARBER.
Flcbcnia Davis and all her children
and Mr.. Andrew Carter ,rc still on
the sick list.
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You owe it to yourself and to
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For your protection Uncle Sam has
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the days of readjustment and peace.
The privilege OF continuing your
Government insurance Is valuable
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PERCY COLES PASSES AWAY

Crossed over the beautiful river
into the Great Beyond to dwell with
the blessed, Mr.. Percy Coles. the be-
loved brother OF Mr.. David II. Coles,
Of 900 Roane Street Mr. Coles de-
parted this life Saturday, January l 1
ut 100 II. NJ, at the residence Of
his brother. He had been sick only
few days and his death was u shock
to his many friends.
Unfortunately, he lost his eycsight
III Philadelphia about year ago,
and since that timo has been living
IN Richmond, where no could be
seen upon the streets selling The
Richmond Planet, st. Luke Herald
and Pathfinder.
Sleep on, dear Percy. Some sweet
day I'll meet thee.
MRS. AMY COLES,
SiStcr-in-law
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through. All tho Book would not
hurt tho young people of my race.
A great Improvement in shoe re-
pairing. | am still at 2Ot Park st.
and have put i'll machinery to DO
work a@ other up-to-date place. We
will also do work as cheap as possible
WO are noted for good work and
quick service. This is the place.
Phone 1899. Give us a trial. p.
Miller and Son.
Mrs. Caldwell, Of Seventh Avenue,
n. W. has been critically i'll. Father
and sister and brother from Phila.
dclphia We're called to her bedside,
but she is reported much improved.
Mr.. LOwncy Polk has been indis-
posed the past week, but is much
improved at his residence, 54i Soy.
cnth Avenue, N. w.
Mrs. Roberts, OF Seventh Avenue.
n. w. was called Tuesday to Suf.
folk 10 the bedside of her mother,
Mir. and Mrs. Henry Ford, OF $40
Fairfax Avenue. n w. left Wedncs-
day, New Years Day, for Winsboro,
s. c., their old home. They spent
one week with their parents and
friends and relatives and returned
Thursday. the ninth, after spending
quite Il ptedSanI week away.
Mrs. Ida Claw, Of Fairfax Avenue
N. w. is reported sick.
The rally 1T the Hill Street Baptist
Church that closed Sunday, Dcccm-
Der Is, 1913 was quite Il success.
Though we were closed on account
Of the epidemic an amount of $313.-
90 was realized. This rally was Il
contest rally between the men and
W n no ,.r1,; n1, 1Io,1
in the women raising the largest
amount
The women feel very happy over
the fact that they have beat the
men in two successive Fall rallies as
they have always done before when
ever it was a contest rally between
the sexes. The Hill Street Baptist
Church, especially the women, thank
the following Churches for aid, viz,
Jerusalem Baptist Church. Fifth Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church, Rev. l.. H..
Downing, pastor and the Baptist
Church Of Sunie1d, Conn.,, Rev. ID.
w West, pastor, also on behalf Of
the mon, the Reed Street Baptist
Church, Rev. II. c. Curtis, pastor,
Vinton, and too, we thank the many
friends who helped us in our effort
NJ. G. b., Reporter.
Mrs. Annie Bailey Of 30 First
Street, N. w. is rapidly commissioning
after four weeks of severe illness
Miss Alice Bailey, daughtcr Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Bailey, was called
home On account of the illness of
her mother and spent three days,
January II, IL and 10, while hero
she was entertained at the homo of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis, Of G04
Eighth Street, N. w. Cher Godpar-
cnts) Sunday, January -. She is
attending V. N. |. i, IGttricks, Va.
We hope for her much success. She
returned to school Monday night,
January -, accompanied by her faith
or.
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right given to you as part of the
compensation for your heroic and
triumphant services. Ii you permit
the insurance TO lapse. you lose that
right. and you will never be able to
regain 1t. But if you keep up your
present insurancc---by tho regular
p2vmcNt OF prcmiums--you will be
able TO change it into standard
Government policy without medical
examination.
Meantime you can keep up your
present insurance at substantially
the same low ratio. The Government
will write ordinary life insurance,
twCnty-payme life endowment ma
turing at age 60, and other usual
forms OF insurance. This will be
Government inSuranco-at Govern
mcnt rates.
The United States Government
through tho Bureau Of War Risk
Insurance OF tho Treasury Depart
ment--will safeguard you and your
loved ones with tho spirit and pur-
pose Of Il Republic grateful to its
gallant defenders. TO avail yourself
of this protection, you must keep up
your present insurance. Garry back
with you to civil life. "a an aid and
an asset, the continued insurance
protection OF tho United States Gov
eminent
Hold on to Uncle Sans Insurance!
w. G. McADOO, Secretary.
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THE MINISTER'S CONFERENCE

The Minister'S Conference wit
messed an enjoyable meeting last
Monday. Tho meeting was held at
the same old place. Nearly all Of
tho members were out DR.. t.
Payne was in the chair. Tho open
ing services were very spiritual The
brethren made very interesting re-
ports. Visitors were introduced and
made welcome.
Prof. Nelson Williams spoke to
the Conference in tho interest of the
public schools OF the city. All Of the
old officers wcro reelected and the
President also made his appoint
mcnts OF committees for the year
Mrs. Lillian Payne spoke in the in
tcrost OF tho community house
Just before tho Conference closed,
DR.. Il. ID. Lewis, our beloved friend
and co-laborcr camc in and every
face hcamcd with delight and ioy TO
have him como and sec us once again.
The Conference arose In recognition
to him.. DR.. William II. Stokes
called the Conferences attention TO
the act OF tho Second Baptist Church
in expressing loyalty to DR.. Lewis in
his afiliction. That Il grant OF six
months moro vacation has boon given
with fun salary and an assistant
pastor. Or. Lewis was called TO the
Noor while Or, Payne sang one sweet
ola gospel song, that stirred every
heart.
hr. Lewis spoke with much fcoling
tic is still ioVial. clear in perception.
accurate in thought and rich In
Philosophical expression. He closed
nj% me&$0%c to us by saying. And
Low, brethren, | will for Che future
spend more time at Calvary and less
, time at Sinai"
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Announcement,

MRS. Ella 0. Waller wishes TO an,
nounco to her friends that she is now
Win n. c. Meyer Jewelry Co., Mum.
Dor I'll w. Broad Street az agent. She
deatres the patronage of her many
friends as this Is tho first Jewelry
Company In thfs city to employ q
Celorsd woman ar it's representative.
Wedatas Presents, Diamonds,
Watches. Stlverware, Pins and jew.
elry OF all kinds, Cut Glass, Eto. for
sale.
On visiting tho store give Mre,
waller tho benefit of your purchase.
Give her a call.
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$40. 90. | am glad that you are
not too lato with your contribution.
| was in Washington yesterday to
confer with the other Peace Commits
sf0norS on our trip and the date Of
sailing agreed upon was January 20,
50 that il you arc disposed to gather
the other $1,000, making up Farm
villc's quota you would have Il little
over Il week in which to work.
However | am deeply grateful to you
for what you have done already. l
hope | will have a continued interest
il your prayers. Please extend my
most sincere thanks to all who con-
tributcd to the fund and for your
most earnest appeals.
every truly yours,
"W II JOHNSON"
The services at Beulah A. NJ. e.
Church Sunday were we'll attended.
AT 1870 a. NJ. splendid congrega-
ton greeted tho pastor, Rev. J. r. E.
Augustus, who preached from the
Book OF Esther, 40, subject, Eat
tened Like Hog for Killing"
rho sermon was very much enjoyed
by all present.
At night the pastor discoursed
liOti tllc L 'il SiId pttl ol 81 Nltt'iiS"
,27-2S-29 verses. theme. "What Shall
Be Our Rcward?" Thus closed q
very profitable day in the Lord s
service.
Mrs. Lloyd Green, Of Gary. w. Va,
spent several days here last week.
Her mother, Mrs. Lula Scott is I'M
proving fast.
Mrs. Ida Hamilton, OF Brooklyn,
n. Y. is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mamie Johnson.
Mr.. Harry Pickett, OF V. N. l. /.
Petersburg and Mr.. Leonard Nc.
Daniel of Forest Glen, Washington,
spent few days in tho city last
week.
Mrs. Martha Lipscomb announces
tho marriage Of her daughter, Miss
p. ID. Hcmmings.
Mrs. James Thornton living scven
miles east of Farmville reports tho
following good reading for house
wives. Last spring she started with
25 hons. They laid 2,S70 eggs dur
ing the year; set 375 eggs and raised
314 chickens and sold $55 worth Of
oggs. Can any ono equal this re-
cord?
Miss Flossie Walker, Of Tuggle
spent tho week end with Mrs. Nelson
Jordan.
The County Sunday School Union
mot last Sunday at Israel Hill Sunday
School. Mr.. Willie V. Jackson and
First Baptist Sunday School.
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scription C-3,2s Stops tho Paths
and Don't Cost Much Either
At slight eKpense our readers who
suffer from Rh~umnt'sn In AIRY form
aching Joints, shooting pains or bone
pains can got Prescription C-12.S of
any prescription druggists. Take daily
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Pasted on the bottle. 1t Is also well
to drink plenty y: water ARD refrain
from too much MeAt Thzxs terrible
achs> and pains, .wollsa Muscles,
aching back and every FERN of rheG-
matisn can be casily cured ny fol.
lowing these few simple d'ra.tions.
so many remarkable cures hays been
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that any Of eur readers who ss fer
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cans. Ia this way ysu save lot
or money, worry and Get we'll at
A6MA
A PHYSICIANS larss bette soxt 10
say one, RvSsaid fer 60 cents. Al.
dress. C-aH3s LakonatsriAas DssyAs "A,
MsaApkta. IAna. ;"
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their respective churches. TO this end
tho pastor and people Of tho First
Baptist Church have secured the ser
wees Of one of our best known Evan
gclists of our raco, n man with n
triple talent, tho Rev. w. II. Skipwith
who strs the pople wherever he
goes. Hear him.
He can be located at 913 State ST..
Phone Randolph 60S0.
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Card of Thanks.

DR.. S. II. Shackclford and family
express their gratcfulncss to their
many friends for the sympathics and
kindncsscs extended them during
their recent bereavement.
May Gods blessing rest upon all
Of you.
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Il GRAND RALLY!

Rev. J. II. Binford, d. D., will
address the Home Auxiliary Of Ellis
Sunday evening, February Q, 1919,
Mt $3.50 p. NJ. at Ellts' Home, 1926
n. Second Street. under the auspices
Of the Home Auxiliary Club. There
will be special music. The public ts
cordially invited. 2
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REV. WILLIAM III. SKIP\VlTII, Il. ID.
CHILLY SKIPWITl)
Tho Great International Preacher,
Singer and Evangelist at First
Baptist Church, DR.. w. II.
johnson, Pastor.

The white pcop,c 81 th's city with
Rev William a. Sunday (Billy Sun
day. will open up great rel gious
campaign at the City Auditorium Sun
day next for Il six weeks drive. while
the colorcd people will open up III
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NORTHAMPTON COUN-
TY TRAINING SCHOOL,
GARYSBURG, N. c.

a Christian Institution for Negro
Youths OF Both Sexes.
Location: On beautiful campus
Healthful SURROUNDINGS. AecessibIe
by two trunk line railroads g. a. l..
and A. G. In
Courses: Teacher, Ira ming, Home
Makers, Farm Makers, Industrial.
Terms: Tuition FREQ to the Stu
dents OF Northampton County; a
Small Foo for other students. Other
expenses reasonable.
Graduates Receive = State Element
AIRY Certificate.
For further information write.
REV. II. G. JONES, Principal.
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FARMV|LLE NEWS

Below is 4 clipping taken from II
Springfield, Massachusetts paper:
Rev. and Mrs Nelson Jordan. OF
FarmVille, Va. wish to announce the
marriage OF their daughter, Anne
Viola, to Mr.. Otis Wells Turncr, son
Of Rev. and Mrs. s. ID. Turner, Of
Brockton, Mass. Mrs. Turner has
been spending the summer and fall
with Mr.. Turner's mother, while his
father, Rev. Turner has been a chap
lain at Camp Upton. Mrs. Turner
arrived in the city yesterday. They
arc living at Al 1-2 Ashburn Street,
Springfield, Mass.
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OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,

or RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
Located At Richmond, Ia the County
OF HonricO, State OF Virginia, Mt
the Close Of Business December
81, 1910, made to tho State Cor,
pOration Commission.
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RESOURCES

RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. .$1S1,29O.3O
OVerdrafts, unsecured 2,370.65
Bonds, securities. etc.
owned, including prem
ium ON same ..... T6,03S.49
Banking house and lot. 1858. 90
Other real estate owned S7,399.75
Furniture and nSturos. 1927. 95
Exchanges and checks for
next days clea,ings 1888. 96
Due from National Banks 3S,S19.2S
Paper currency ..... l3,l19.00
Fractional paper currcn-
cy. nickels and cents. 1855
Gold coin ...... 1861 90
Silver coin .,..... 1922. so
Bonds guaranteed . 1000. 90
All other items OF re-
sources ....... 22,216. /
Total. $4SS,2S4.1 10
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DO YOU KNOW HIM?

desire to know the whereabouts
Of my father, Scott Gibson,
FRANK aIRSON.
.Sperryvil1e, Virginia,
Care Charles Monday.
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SUNDAY

day and the people made their way
to Church in large Numbers.
At $3.50 the superintendent Of the
First Baptist Church, Mr.. A. w.
Lancaster had out n large school to
greet him and the corps Of efficient
teachers.
AT 11:30 a. NJ, Rev J. II. Wiley
was found at his post Of duty and
preached from the subject. Come
boldly to throne Of Grace and ask
in the time Of need. This was in
deed a wonderful message. At the
close of the services by q motion Of
Mrs. Nelson Jordan, a vote Of thanks
was given to Mrs. Lula Coles and
Mrs. Margaret Ward for their untir-
ing efforts in securing the service
flag for the Church.
At 400 p. NJ. beautiful and
we'll rendered program was witnessed
by a large congregation at the b. Y.
p. u. The program was the follow
ing:
Opening chorus, b. Y. p. u; invo-
cation, Mr.. A. W. Lancaster. Scrip
turc lesson. Miss Lillian Paige, Choir
us, B. Y. p. u; short address, "Co-
operating OF b. Y. p. IT," Violet
Moore: recitation, Glare Clark; solo,
Isabelle Dabncy; recitation, Willie
Austin: essay, rs the Negro Il Pa
triotic CitiZen?" TAYLOR Redd: rcci-
tation, blanche Braxton; solo, Made
line Coles; select reading, Bell
Jackson;.- recitation, POrtia Scott;
solo and chorus, Clara Madden lead
ing; recitation Estcll Austin: duet,
Lillian Paige and Elaine White; re-
citation, Mary Armstead; solo, Bertha
Langhorn: paper, "The Negro After
the War" Pernel w. Watkins; reel
tation, Arncatha Branch; solo, Mrs
Bell Terry; essay, "The Practice of
Kindlincss," Martha r. Hilton;
recitation, Bertha Langhorn: solo,
Naomi Branch; recitation, Margaret
Wysong; recitation, Laura Ury; solo,
Lamucl G. Bland; collection.
Interesting remarks were made
by Rows. J. r. Augustus, j. II. Wiley
and Mrs. Lula Coles, our President.
Mr.. l.. G. Bland was chairman OF the
program committee, while Miss Mar
ion Hawkins was in charge of the
music, assisted by Miss Hattie Win
ston. Mrs. Josephine Bland was
mistress OF ceremonies.
AT 1880 another pleasing congre-
CATION greeted tho pastor ana he
delivered one OF his excellent scr
mons with great power, full of
.thought,and very appealing, from the
theme, "Bcholding Candle Sticks"
Exodus 3S:18.
Below is a letter read at tho close
Of the services by Mr.. A. w. Ian
caster:
Richmond, Va, Jan. 8, 1919.
"Rev. DR.. J. II. Wiley,--You letter
containing check for $40 90 on
account Of trip to France was re-
ceived yesterday for which I most
heartily thank you and say to you
that YOU Lavo done well In bonding
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WANTED A young man to learn
tho printing trade. Good wages to
tho right party.
Apply at
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CAPABILITIES.
Capitol stock paid in. =. $34 800. 90
inGiv!lnal deposits, iIclud-
Ing savings deposits. AIS. 70i. 10
DNmaUd certificates OF do
poSit ..... 10000
Certified checks .. 1927. )
Cashiers checks outstand-
lug ...,..... ........ 5@2 %
Bills payable ... 29.5O6. sc
Bonds guaranteed. .... 1000. 90
An othcr items OF liability
Payments by subscrtp-
tons to Liberty Bonds. 1.A90.T 5
Unoarncd discount go. 1,232.25
Total. StSS.2Si IL
l, Albert Y. Norrell, Jr., Cashier,
do solemnly swear that tho above is
4 true statement OF tho financial con-
dition OF Mechanics Savings Bank of
Richmond, Va, located at Richmond
In the County of Henrico, State OF
Virginia. at tho close Of business on
the 3lst day OF December, 1913, to
the best Of my knowledge and belief
ALBERT v. NORREIL, JR.,
a Cashier
Corroct-Attest:
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.,
JOHN r. TAYLOR,
ALBERT A. TENNANT,
Directors.
State Of Virginia, City OF Richmond
Sworn to and subscribed before
mo by Albert v. NorrelI, Jr., Cashier,
this 10th day Of January, 1919.
JAMES r. CARTER.
Notary Public
Ny commission expires tho 21st day
OF January, 1921. \
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MANY
CASES OF DHEU~
MATISK1 CURED
SHOP PAYING BIG RIII.S, V.kIING
OR PLANNING EXPENSIVE
TRIPS OR BATHS.

Our Horne DruSSista ay That Pre-.
scrtption C-2a2s Stops tho Paths
and Don't Cost Much Either
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

coPgFEAi i'is D - 5000 a.. 9 asA.s asssrvsa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-02

er active and higher stocks, while oils
and Cuba cane sugar preferred We're
almost alone among the backward is
sues. The closing was strong. Sales
appropriated $4,000 shares. Bonds
were irregular.
Clearing House Report.
New York, March 1.-The actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold $4O,17S,460 reserve in
excess of legal requirements. This is
an increase of $23,336,650 from last
week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-02

on the government reservation at
Warrington, and also her prosecutor.
Emily McClain, were placed under
bond Of 500 each to keep the peace
yesterday. The case against the form
err was called for a preliminary hear
ing before u. s. Commissioner Jerry
J. Sultan. Jr. Both are negroes.