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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11
Community Party
Will be Given Saturday in Westmin-
ster Ruildinr nv Y. NJ. c. 4.

Will be Given Saturday i'll Westmin-
ster Building by Y. NJ. c. a.
The plans for the Y NJ. c. A. com.
munity party to be held at Westmin-
ster building, from to 10 p. m, Sat-
urday promise a good time for all
who attend.
Indoor quoits and shuttle board
which many enjoyed for the first
time last Saturday will be played
again and probably another new game
will be introduced. At four o'clock tea
VIII be served.
The .Armistice Supper which vii
be served Ia carte by the Epworth
League of the NJ. E. Church South
has pleasing variety Of good dishes
on its menu. Home cooked baked
beans, creamed oysters, cold slaw,
candied sweet potatoes, tuna fish sal
adj, potato salad, home made pump
kin pie. ice cream, homo made cake.
hct rolls and coffee.
During the supper hours, from
$3.50 to- f::s0, and. directly following
splendid program of masic and
readings may be enjoyed.
Everyone is invited to attend. No
charge is made for admission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11
To Address Marines
Major General Lejeune to Speak at
Ouantico Sunday

Major General John a. L.eieune
Comr1andant nf the U. S. Marine
Corps. Will go to Quantico, Virginia,
on Sunday, November 14th.. 1920, to
deliver the principal address at the
Arm:stice Day celebration Of the
great Marine Post there. General
Lcieune will speak on the CAM
7aigns Of he American Expedition
airy forces in France and Germany.
During the great war, General Lee
icrnc commanded the celebrated 2nd
Division, which was composed OF
Marines ana Army troops. He also
commanded the Marine Brigade be-
fore he was made MAJOR general,
and previous to that, commanded a
brigade of the Texas National
Guard. lie was regarded rs one of
the most brilliant and successful
American Generals, and one Of the
most capable division commander
General Leieune has been a mem
Der of the U. S. Marine Corps for
more than thirty seven $50 years.
He vas made Commandant OF the
Corps on the 3Oth Of June last, in
reward for his brilliant service on
the battlefelds of France.
His promotion was extremely
popular with the members of the
Marine Corps, as General LeJeune
had ling been recognized as one of
the most capable leaders of the
American Military Forces.
General Lejeune was born in Lou
isiana fifty-four (54 years ago OF
French ancestry. He entered the
U. S. Naval Academy in 1884, and
upcn graduation became second
lieutenant in the Marine Corps. He
served in the Spanish-American
War, and in practically every cam
:.alGn which the Marines have con-
Quoted in the far East and tropics
since that time,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11
URGES ARMISTICE DAY HONOR
National Commander Of American Lc-
gion Issues Open Message to
the Nation

New York. Nov 1l.-CaIiin" for
reclamation Of ArmiS.icc day in the
spirit that made it," +. W. Gail
brath. .Jr.. national commander of
the American Legion, last night is
sued an open message to the nation.
The swift triumph of our arms and
those Of our gallant Allies. which two
years ago gave Us the victory the an
|rivcrsary CT which we celebrate to-
day. marks the high light Of the pre-
sent century in American affairs
he said. victories such AZ ArmiS-
tee day commcmoratcs are not the
issues solely of clashes Of flesh and
steel. They are Of a finer quality
thaa that. They are triumphs rs well
Of an NconquerahIe spirit.
NO victory. however complete.
long can survive the spirit that con
cciveG il. The annals of mankind are
rcplctcs with examples, splendid
trumnhS in behalf Of splendid causes
that have gone Cor nought because
the spirit that made them ceased 10
endure.
This is only the second arn;vcr-
Sary of ArmiStice day--a day de-tin-
ctl. if we will to keep company with
INC immortaIs Of the calendar that
mark great moments Of history that
shall never die. Succeeding genera
tons will acclaim .ArmiStice day. God
Grant they always shall acclaim 1t
in the Spirit that made il; and that
this shirt. Ike the day, shall be i'm
perShab'r.
with this prayer in our hearts l.;
uS rcrrw- each year our VOWS OF
fca!ty. rcplcdgc and keep unsuitable
our faith in the high ideals. the lofty
purposes. the unscNiSh aspirations
and exalted. holy hopes that fired the
hearts Of Americans in 1918 and made
ours land from whence crusaders
came. with souls af!amc. worthy Of
their victory.
ITO this end the Americas Legion
today and forever, soIcmn!y pledge.
its all.
Celebrations of Anni<ticc day will
! mark Now York's observance Of III"
anniversary today in al parts of tn"
greater city. Chief among the exer-
ci<cs will BE- the aware! of horor- to
; l3 officers and men Of American ma
val forces mt the New York Navy
Yard for distinguished war service.
5, Decoration of soldier and sailor
graves and .Armist;cc day orat'cn~
have been scheduled by hundreds
throughout the metropolis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Miss Pearl Henry ce!ehra ted
her eleventh birthday with most
enjoyable party last night, at the
home of her uncle ard aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Woodfield, 225 North
Royal street. Among her young
friends present were Miss Alice Nor
ford, Miss Elsie Robey, Miss Belle
Bennett. Miss Matilda NorcrosS and
Miss Dorothy Faulkner; Masters
Paul Robcy, Raymond Skillman,
Bernard Vance, Charles Pirrpo;nt,
Herbert Langley and Whalen Ale.
Little Miss Henry received Il
number Of pretty presents.
The little folks left at Il late hour
wishing their young hostess many
happy birthdays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11
VAUDEVILLE PERFORMANCE
TO be Presented by Members of the
Players Club on December 9.

A meeting Of The Players Club
was held Tuesday evening and ar
engagements practically completed
FOR the vaudeville performance to
he presented at the Elks' Home on
the evening of December 9.
Rehearsals are being held daily
and number of attractive turns
are to be put on-songs, dances,
musical numbers, monologues, a
playlet and as grand finale song
and dance featuring a number OF
the pretty girls of the city.
The tickets for this show will go
on sale next Wednesday, by MEM.
bcrs of the club, and probably be
placed in some centrally located
store for the convenience of the pub,
lie.
The Elks' Home should be packed.
10 the doors to encourage this
young organization in its maiden
effort. The members of the club
stand ready at all times to stage a.
performance for the benefit of any
organization in the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11
Women Voters
Supt Hart to Speak Here November
IS. Under Their Auspices

Women are showing an increasing
ca,nestness in the consideration OF
their enfranchisement rs an asset TO
the State. They are anxious to come
together and consult as to their at
t;tnde toward measures and polces
The object of the League OF Women
Voters is to organize women for the
nurnose Of the study Of citizenship
:, that .ley may work intelligently
FIR Desirable measures in the State.
AIRY woman who has paid her poll
tax is eligible for membership. and
those desiring to join are requested
TO give their name to Mrs. Nicol who
is the treasurer of the league.
Education is subject in which the
women of the state have always
taken an active intcrest-now they
feel it a duty to study the question
thoroughly. The Alexandra Branch
Of the League of Women Voters Of
Virginia, has invited Mr.. Hart, Su-
perintendent of Education for Vir-
cinia. to deliver an address. Mr.
Hart will speak on Thursday, No
vembcr 18th. at eight o'clock, at
the Chamber Of Commerce. The
meeting will be omen to the public
and all who are interested in the
subject of education are invited to
he present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11
Grand Jury
viii Meet Tomorrow in Corporation
Court

A grand jury will meet in the cor
poration court at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning, Judge Robinson Mon
cure presiding, when number OF
cases will be presented for its con-
s:d.ration, among them being one
sor alleged assault, one for alleged
arson and several others.
The Jury is composed of the fol-
lowing: c. f. Tennesson. D. +.
Rob.v T. /. Armistead. f. E. Lawler,
Alfred c. Moss, William Bladder
Carroll H. May. George ". Bontz'
Jr.. Charles r. Blunt, Llewellyn
DYSON, w. II. Sweeney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11
New York Manufacturers
Declare Workers Must
| Accept New Conditions
$50, 900 EMPLOYEES OUT
Silk Mills Announce Reduction of Is
Per Cent in Pay-Big Lumber Plant
Shuts Down.

New i Uth, NV. SIoIiiiiiE
Manufacturers Association of New
York announced yesterday its shops
could not be reopened until employees
| who are members of the Amgalamat'
ed Clothing Workers Union agreed
to new working and wage conditions
necessary to the life of the industry.
Announcement was previously made
today that nearly 10000 members
of the United Hebrew Trades in New
! York, embracing tailors and garment
workers, had been thrown out Of work
the past three weeks by the steady
D.; business recession"
The announcement of the manufac
turers was made after the associa-
tons market committee reported
failure in negotiations with the work
ers. The association in closing its shop
claimed new conditions were neces-
sary to further competition i'll the
market and laid down seven points
to be inserted in new contract.
William Bandler, president of the
Manufacturers Association, said nego
tiations would be opened with the
union at any time they designated
and that the decision of the associa-
ton to keep its shops closed was in
| no wise lockout"
"Condftions have closed cur shops
he atsi!ed. "The public wants cheaper
clothes, we want business and our
/ employees want employment. We-rati-
! not get business until we are able to
make and sell clothing in competition
with other markets. Conditions must
be equalized with competing centers
before we can resume manufacturing
The seven points demanded are:
|. The right of the manufacturer
to install piccework.
.. Scales prevailing in other cloth
ing markets to be the base rates for
New York workers.
3. The cooperation of workers in
maintaining individual records of pro
dlction in shops and cutting rooms.
4. Individual standards Of produc-
ton for week workers in shops and
emitting rooms.
S. The right of the manufacturer
to change contractors.
6. Adequate freedom to discipline
and hire Gorkers and to introduce
improved machinery.
7. The agreements maintained by
the union in other markets in which
adjustment machinery is functlonne
successfully to be made the basis OF
relationship between the association
and union.
The services of about 200 opera.
tives employed in one of the Depart
mentS Of the Seward Trunk and Bag
Company in Petersburg, Va, Were
dispensed with yesterday until the
first of the year.
The susquehanna Silk Mills, Co1po'
ration. with main offices in New York
yesterday announced Is per cent
reduction in pay. Approximately 3
500 workers in Pennsylvania are al
fected.
A Lawrence (Mass.) dispatch re-
ported the shutdown of the Everett
cotton mills in that city, throwing l.
500 out of employment. The mill, II
is said. will resume shortly, but or
three-Aay basis.
From Newbern, N. c., came tht
news that the John L. Roper Lum
her Company, one of the largest saw
, mills in the South, will close Frlda!
for an indefinite period because o
the lack of demand for humber. 1t EN-
ployS more than 1000 men.
n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11
POTOMAC FISH COMPANY viii

have on Saln tomorrow and halanc"
Of week: jersey trout. whit" lax"
trout. LARGE b1tterfisF. founders.
Po:omas bass. lar9 and MEDIUM
rock, catfish, white and yellow perch.
Jersey snots. Boston mackcr"I. steak
cod. Just received lnn barrels Of
York River Oysters, which We will
shuck fresh every day and night.
Don't forget to come and try our
fresh and salt water oysters rs Ne
have them. c. II. ZIMMERMAN,
Proprietor Phone 1913. 270-lp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11
FISH DAY TOMORROW

Sturgeon. Potomac bass, Norfolk
spots. Boston markcrcl. large and
medium rock fish. steak pollock, fresh
salmon. yellow perch. large and med
ium Jersey trout. Lynnhaven Bay am
Core River Oysters.
SANITARY FISH MARK EFT
City Market Phone 40
J. II. Robinson. Prop.
27O-ic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11
WILL APOLOGIZE

Revival at Second Baptist on King
street.
Mr.. Henry II. Mcoll, "The Car
penter Preacher" is assisting Pas
tor LLOYD in these services which
begin at 7:%0 each evening.
Mr.. Nicoll will apologize in public
to the pastor and congregation for
his rough talk Of last evening.
Come and hear him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-11

Try want ad in the Gazette fo,
results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

AS executor OF tho estate Of r. A.
Patterson, deceased, and in Durs,Ia nee.
OF Il decree Of the Circuit Court of
Hcnrico County. entered December &.
1919. In the suit of ~. W. Patterson,
EXor.. etc. vs.. Bette u. Patterson and
Others aud for the purpose OF closing
up said estate. I Will offer the a boye
mentioned property for sale at public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. THE 2STII DAY OF
JANUARY, 1920
at | o'clock =. NJ,
The character of this building md
its central location renders il suited for
almost any wholesale or retail business
This lot fronts 20 feet, moro or less
~ 100 ieet, more or less, TO an alley
about feet wide '
AS this property is being sold for
division, YOU will have an opportunitv
t" secure iirst-class store property. now
occupied by. u good tenant at fair
rental; Don't fail 70 attend this sale.
TERMS uF SALE: Onc-third casS
balance six, twelve. eighteen and
'wenty-four months; deferred payments
10 be evidenced by negotiable notes,
WIN b per cent interest added thereto
c,ash, at option OF purchaser. More
iihorai terms will be given az hour 81
~ Ic. II desired. Taxes for tho wear
1920 to he pro rated
This sale will be made subject 10 nm.
prevail OF court. ~ AP-
a. W. PATTERSON,
Executor, Etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING
OF
Sl-PEEInE SIEEI. CnKROE ArlON

The annual meeting ot tho stockholders
OF This company will be held tho 18Th
day OF Fcbrnarv. 1870. at ) o'clock In the
afternoon, az, the offices OF the company,
Virginia I,aiiWay and Power Building, Rich
,nond. Va. for tho purpost OF elccting d
BOARD OF Directors. receiving and acting
upon the reports OF the officers and FOR
the transaction OF such other business US
may properly come before the meeting.
Dated January =. 1879
H. Il. LARGE,
nfl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
OFFICE OF THE STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSIONERS

richmond. Va. January Il. 1890.
Bids Will 80 received ~ the clerks office.
Stuart. Patrick County. Va. until L. ~ clock
noon. Thursday, January 20, 1870 ro- the
CON. truction OF the following:
!. Concrete bridge any! MI approaches over
Spoon Creek. mo mills from Ortiz, Patrick
county: length. u feet D inches. Two 90
90 foot reinforced concrete beam spans. 10
loot roadway.
. Concrete bridge and nl approaches ove-
f.ttlo Dan River. near W. II. Walters l..
miles from stuart. Patrick County: length
~ feet. ono az 39-foot and two (.) "a foot
reinforced concrete beam spans; roadway
- fcc'.
3. Fill approaches 20 the present concrete
SIX miles from NJ. Airy, y. c.
PLANS ana spccihc9tlons are On ilic ut this
office. ami at the clerks office. Stuart Va.
Copy OF Spccidca tons may be obtained from
the State Highway Commissioners upon APP
4 certified chock for $3.50 must accom-
pany each bid.
rhc right is reserved 20 rcjcc: any o.
q: p. COLEMAN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

As executor OF the estate OF r
patterson. deceased. and in execution
or decree entered December 8. 1918
by the Circuit Court OF Hanr:co County,
IN the suit OF "a. w. Patterson, Exor
etc. VS. Bette u. Patterson and
others and for the purpose of CLOSING.
"p this estate, ! will offer these two
nice, centrally located dwelling houses
and tho land upon which they stand.
fronting together so feet IL inches
more or less. at public auction. on th,
premises, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 90. 1920,
at O'Clock p. NJ.
No. Ak contains rooms besida,
bathroom, and No. 419 has Z rooms,
besides bathroom. and each has gas
water. etc. These are nice little
homes and viii; pay as an Investment
gain. 49,
TERMS or SALE: one-third cash.
balance 8, II. IS and "a months: de.
ferred payments to be evidenced by
negotiable notes. with per cent In
terest added thereto. and secured by
decd OF trust; or all cash. ut option Of
purchaser. More liberal terms will hn
given at hour of sale, If desired Taxes
for tho year 1920 to be pro rated.
This sale will be made subject to
approval OF court.
a. w. PATTERSON,
Executor. Etc.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wun,cti--NInIc-

BCOkkEEpl:R OR OFFICE MANAGER1
., hcconni Of corporation changes. trans
WrrSh 10 distant city. wants work In Rich
worker; references and bond. can report
~ Two Mc"kS from engagement. viii work
FOR s,n3li salary until value shown ID 5si
care Times DSpatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

PLANTERS NATIONAL. IANk.--Iich-
lnond. Va. January Is. i9so-As per reso-
luton ~ the directors of the Planters Ma
its regular meeting held this day. Z special
Is hereby called to meet on Wednesday.
February is. 1920, at 1900 o'clock noon. In
tho bank building. 10 consider and act upon
pn increase OF the capital stock OF the bank
from $500 10000 to l.ol01ot0. and 10 adopt
plan for tho sale OF the proposed issi,s
OF Stc0.ooo,oH additional stock Richard II.
Smith, President.
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and
GOIISAN &: NASH INC
Real Estate Auctioncers.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
Two-Story Detached
Brick Dwelling
No. sos y. EIGHTH STREET.

As executor OF the estate OF y. \.
of u decree entered December 3, 1919,
by the Circuit Court OF Ilenrico Coun-
". in the suit Of "a. W. Patterson
EXor., etc. VS.. Bette ID. Patterson ana
others" and for the purpose of clos
ing up this estate, will offer at pub
lie auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 90, 1890,
at 1890 Z. NJ,
That desirably located and most sub
staniiaily built two:story detached
Street. containing about. tan rooms.
hesidcs bath and pantry, with the
usual city conveniences. together with
the lot upon which II stands. fronting
81 feet and having n depth OF 125 feet,
more or less, to an alley. On the rear.
end of said lot is one-story bricl,
building. which could easily be con-
vcrted into a garage. BE sure TO at
,end this sale, as II Is seldom a chance
is offered to get property OF this char
actcr at public auction.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash.
balance six, twelve. eighteen and
twenty-four months. deferred pay
mcnts TO be evidenced by negotiable
thereto and secured by deed OF trust.
or all cpsh, at the option OF tho pur-
chaser. Taxes for tho year 1920 to be
pro rated.
This sale will be made subject to
approval OF court.
This advertisement. will appear again
IN this paper on January IS. 1920.
y. W. PATTERSON. IIxor., etc
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.oodlandHeights

By virtue OF a deed of trust. dated
trustee, and recorded in uustings
court. Part IT., city Of Richmond. T.
r. 45-B. pago $50. to secure cnrt,in
notes therein described, default being
maze, and being required so 10 do I
VIII sell at public auction, on the
THURSDAY. JANUARY %
At $50 r. NJ.
Lot Of land, with improvements .hera.
on, oeElnning at the northwest cor
meE StoneWall and Twenty-seyentl,
streets. thence northwardly along west
nhe Iwenty-sevcnth Street ira feet.
more or less; thence wcstwardly, at
rtSnt angles. 80 feet to the east limo
or IN, eighth Street; thence south
EaIo!y along Twcnty-cishth street ia
sect, more o. less. to tho north line OF
aions the north limo OF Stonewail
street $40 feet to point OF bccipninr
TERMS: Cash as to eSpense ~ ss,o
al unpaid taxes to day Of sale. and 70
pay two notes OF 500 each. with in.
ttereSt from September II and Decem-
Der Il. 1919, respectively, and balance
q credit AS 20 n note OF $4,000. witty
current interest notes from Decemhsr
II, 1919. payable quarterly. and hal.
ancc payable in one year, s per cent
interest quarterly and secured by deed
OF trust on the property or ali cash
At option OF purchaser
LEROY r. BROWN.
r, Trustee
d. thompson Brown & Co.
Auctoneers
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req. EsTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale.

GAEnAMD AyE--For sale. i5ls, Garisnl
Sso corn 90 with Al! m2dern improvements.
rarn'cnts. call Eandoiph i6S5 and &c, i'm
nc1iat" pOSs"Ssiun
ioNE-'rh.rt."u r"o,n h-lcs house. South
mrn Sire., viii ,cA"hanSc. fer acreage
Aulual liullIinE MNison 1855.
HOMES 90 Easy terms Walter Schaar Cen
lInl Eatint.ii Iani Suidiug
tOMES-'or city and SUBURBAN b,,,nc. 900
US. r.. y Cathh & Co. :. North eighth
oWS your ., own ,ho,ne. Nov. is the tilnc
man ~ havho2. builders OF High -CIuss
SOUTH SiDF:-i'or sale, ono i,-i,.,- i,o,,s. T.,
Woodland iieishts. ON Forest HiI car
I'M, rooms n"siGcS closets, completely
fn..i incindins 'lne piano: lpt G3xli7
chicken houses. etc: ready Tor occupancy
Phone Madison SOW.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS For salc brick
hone In Woodland Heights On Eorest
lihi car linc: rooms besides closets: com
pictely furnished. incIudin: piano: lot SO by
10: - fruit trees. flowers. grapes and ali
kinds Of berries. chicken house. etc rcady
ior OCCUPANCY Phone Madison Sat-W
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.fUCTiOhS-LEGALS
legal Notices.

yA tan !Ss 20 hsSGTs St sRs
a, The '9r3TsSn t'9'ei i;,ehmepd; va: Wee
isS M3srsr eEq RsGretar sss' at u O'clock
spEcIAL MEtriN0 OF TIE PnlsoN As
soG!ATIoS or VInGINtA. 900,
Yop are is notified t@a' special
Main Street. Richmond Va. on Tuesaay.
FeUruary 10, 1870. at SIS o'oiociS 2. ~. Tor
adopted by the Board OF Direc;ors. recon.
mHndnF tia, the HIS, a,sets. both real and
sin!a, be turned ovsr and cony.yed by deed
sin:n, shall carry out the purposes FOR
which said e9rpo .;a vas . fHr'ne, nn!er
Boys. and FOR the Transaction OF such other
business as may properly coma before said
1t is urged that all The members OF .he
association he present At MS meeting:
THE annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS
b. held a. The Jamersen ito,ei on Wsdn hes.
Gny Fsbruary u 1870; at 1a o'clock noon
TIE e.s i h rAIg9 3 Of :hl; .H ea
+ n:!n 81 seon Sy, Se Fas;1ay 3a"H
VIRGINIA. NANIGATiON COMPANY-No-
hco IS hereby given to the Stockholders OF
Special HFFsn E"E VI shSh cSRSSoE ,nat
be held AT the osficc OF the company: Old
y tho city Of Richmond, Va. on Tuosdsy.
Fcbruar? 3. 1870. at 10 y. ". to consider the
r5esident OF tho United states relating to
operation; compensation AMI other matters
Ing over oy the PRESIDENT of the company $
MStcr system OF transportation. and any
Coro the meeting. : c. c. HhistFom. Sccre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Lots For Sale.

ATTENTtGE--Au opportunity ,hat VIII no,
last long. have several lots on
Eranktn ana oiicr a,r:"is ~: uuc,; sale
lean National Banh building rhofc Eat,-
dp!rh psi.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale. 81
EWING MACUTNES-

SEWING MACHINES
STOP AT SOUTHERN FuENr-
TURE CO. AND EAST BROAD
STREET. ANp SEE THE STAND
ARD ROTARY SEWING MA
CHINE. OTHER MACHINES AS
Low AS ;25