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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
A LARGE AUDIENCE
ENJOYS AMATEUR NIGHT

Amateur Night drew an audience
last evening that comfortably filled
thc steel Works theater and fairly
good program was presented. Owing
TO the deplorably bad acoustic ar
rauCements of the auditorium so de-
fectivc in fact. that speaker can
hardly be understood a dozen rows
back from the stage two of the num-
bers, and good ones were badly handi-
capped. One was a musical mono
loCuc by p. II. Murphy. and the other
Il character reading by Thelma Park
or. What the auditorium needs to
remedy this defect is sounding boards
under the ceiling in front of the stage
with this Improvement the cosy
theaier would be practically perfect.
As it was Miss Porter was awarded
second prize.
T. J. Rice 4 violinist PLAYED several
selections that reminded one of old
times country school house. corn
huskin' or barn raising dances. While
MIR. Rice can hardly be termed -vir
tuoso with the violin he gets consid-
cradle melody from the strings.
A sketch by Kid Button and COM
pany. would probably have been
moro appreciated by the audience II
II had been announced what the skit
was aiming at To many IL left tho
impression OF a Jap puzzle. altho it
had it's good points.
Tho first prize went to the Ruben
ouartet,-Hubert Abel. Pete Currsn.
Dan Pannebakcr and Dick Lyle. The
boys sang in good tune. their voices
blending mclodiously aud their re-
portoire OF songs a good one. They
were forced to respond to half n
dozen encorcs and thcn the audience
only desistcd In applause at the re-
ques, of Mr.. Christian.
Miss Elsie Trent costumed like a
fairy in pink. did fancy dance. her
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Picked Man Of Train
On Denver Instructions

4 telephone message from Denver
police headquartcrs to Pueblo police
headquarters Wednesday evening in
formed the Pueblo station that Thomas
Glascock. wanted in Denver on an
cmbczZcmcnt charge. was aboard n
Rio Grandc train duo to arrive at the
Union station at 11:io o'clock last eve
ming.
guest at n local hotel here. con-
ncctcd with the Denver police force.
would assist the Pueblo officers and
identify the man on board the train.
tho call informed the police sergeant
Glascock was located, and taken to
tho city Jail. lie had purchased n
ticket to Florence. Police arc holding
him for tho Denver officers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
PHONE FoRBusA FOR COAL

PATTERNS. models. drawings OF all
kinds made TO order: also die and
metal stamping work: screw machine
product: oSy-acctclync welding. and
general machine work. THE M
PROVED POWER & MACHINERY
COMPANY. Engineers and Builders.
5os-sii South Victoria avenue. Pueblo.
ColornGo. 200 feet from tho Union
Depot.
TWO FIRE ALARMS were turned
in To tho Pueblo fire department We'd
ncsday afternoon. At 1880 o'clock. an
over-hcated stove set fire to the home
of Jim Jones. 1874 Orrnan avenue.
Damngc was estimated at $500 A.
LIS o'clock, pile Of line poles near
tho electric power house was seen to
be in flames. Tho cause OF tho biaz.
is not known. No particular dnmagcs
was done. A few OF tho polou were
slightly charrcd.
IF foU desire to make a friend an
Easter elf, that will be appreciated
and prizsd-go TO the studio OF MIR.
Eva Lowe Harrics. iio7 Lake avenue.
and select piece OF that beautiful
naturalistic hand decorated china. Nice
selection, artistic work and reason
ablo prices.
RUMMAGE sALE-Thc Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Minneaua COM
munity church will hold "A rummagc
sale Mt 1903 Evans avenue. in Mime
qua block. on Wednesday and Thurs
day. March 81 aud "a.
Settlers BAKERY AND cox
F'ECTIoSARY last week made and
shipped to Japan a fruit cake weigh
ing several pounds. as birthday
present from n Japanese resident or
Pueblo to relative in Japan. We do
not remember how far 1t is from pu-
chio to Japan. bu, It will take the
cake. which was carefully boxed and
wrapped. thirty days to reach its
destination. That /, will he apprccia ted
when 1t reaches It's destination. goes
without saying. for everybody in Pu-
cblo knows that Settlers fruit cakes
arc tho best ever no matter who
makes them.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Joseph Franklin
Ruppel Dead

Joseph Franklin Ruppcl. aged sev-
cntccn years. passed away at a local
hospital early Wednesday morning. af-
ter an Illness of two years. He came
to Pueblo eighteen months ago from
Peoria. III. lie was very patient
sufferer and cndcarcd himself to all
who came within the circle of his
acquaintance. lie is survived by his
two sisters. Mrs. Samuel Lord and
Ircnc Ruppcl of Peoria. I'LL: two unclcs
Henry G. and Ed j. Suppcl: and an
aunt Mrs. Henry G. 1tuppel of Pucb-
10. Funeral announcement later by
7. O. Mccarthy & Co.
toamster=, who arc organized in more
than a score of local unions. accord
ing TO the class OF work IN which tho
members are engaged.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Cam OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
for their sympathy and Kindness shown
us during our sorrow in the death of
our dear mother and wifc and for the
beautiful floral offerings and the ladies
who sang. We especially thank the
silver State lodge No. :.
MIR. OTIS W. BRUCE,
EARL W. BRUCE,
ETHEL. Il. BRUCE.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
AGAIN IN CONTROL

Mrs. A. Brady owner and manager
of the New Albany Hotel at 5isi- North
Main street, who returned to Pueblo
carly in January, after an absence of
five months. desires to announce to
her friends and tho public, that she is
again in active control OF the hotel.
and invites all her old patrons and
customers to call when in search OF
first-class hotel accommodat tions.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
FUNERAL NOTICES.

Tho funeral OF Florence Josephine
raEano was hold yesterday at Il. ~
O'Clock from $40 west seventh street.
and at one o'clock from Sacred Heart
church. Rev. 7. j. Noiohan conducted
tho services. Pail bearers werc Gather
inc John. Catherine Dunbar. Clara
Woidonfullcr. and frcnc Cronen. Flow
or bearers were. Dorsey Mathew, Gcor-
gia Chanig. Robcrtn Joyce, Geraldine
Mshony. Lillian Chanig, Opal Walker
and Esther Walker.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
BUSINESS INCREASING

And so will prices. You had bettor
avail yourself OF the Cut Prices and
fine selections of the new arrivals of
stocks at The Newton Lumber Co.
;" quarter-sawcd flooring, $1,000 per
M. as long at 1t lasts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John siarecnvich and Kris,ina Pcrso.
Pueblo.
Jesse L. Stewart and voIlic Logan.
Colorado Springs. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

WAX FLOWER SALE-Thc unili-
VA Camp. Fire IS going 10 have a
flower sale. Thursday at crcws-B Bcgl-s
and Saturday az tho Pueblo Store. The
sale Is 20 raise money lor n summer
camp. Tho flowers look the real thing
and arc very VOL liked BY everyone
who secs them. Watch for tn. Khaki-
clad Indian maids at Crcws-Bcrgs
Thursday and the Pueblo Store Sat
urday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
BORN

Born 20 Mr. and Mrs @ a, Bill
strun. 1850 Routt avenue. March es. q
girl.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Bohu
siio Spruce. March p. a girl.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

ting them up has not arrived. lie
viii let you know when.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

Tho funeral Of Mrs. Dollic Davis VIII
hc held from tho United Davis Worries
chapel this afternoon at 200 O'Clock.
Burial will be in Mountain View Gem
ctory.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

MOST BEAUTIFUL LINE pure
SIN shirts In Pueblo at y price.
Economy clio. Co. 5i7 n. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

ANNUAL Easter ball by 81 JOSEF
Society in ST. Joseph Hall next Su,
day night. Music by Garden orctcsi;-
You are invited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
DIED
DORM =

DoRMI,N. Sarah. asc s. years. died at
n local hospital at an carly hour yes
t-rday morning following long i'll
ness. She Is survived by "a brother.
John pornan. OF Peoria. III The body
viii be sent TO Peoria. III. by McMinn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

II. A. SMITH <or first class carpc
cleaning. Phone ail-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

RUPPEL, Joseph Franklin. aged Il
years. died yesterday at a local hos
pitsl The remains arc at T. q. Me
Carthy & Company pariors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

MISSIONARY MEETING - T h c
womans' Missionary Society of Lake
Avenue Baptist church Will hold a
meeting Thursday afternoon at 2E
O'Clock in the home OF Mrs Frank
Doty, Berkeley avenue
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

SCOTTISH Rite Masons please ;ak'
no:ice-The Rose CroiN Banquet
Thursday evening $50 Masonic
building. You are expected ,o pe
present.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

WOMEN of the First Congregations.
church will hold an apron and cooked
food sale Saturday a. Crews BeGSs,
beginning at . O'Clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

HYDRo-SToNL HOMES. Phone 6,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

OUTSIDE THE Law. a rr1pp,na
story of San Francisco and the coast
by Tod Browning will begin In THE
cHIEFTAiN next Sunday Watch for
i;-.don't miss Iuc-its a great story,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

PRE-wAR PRICES on pure silk
shirts, $3.3S up. Economy Clio. Co, ST.
y. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

HAULING OF all kinds Phont
SAT.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

KLEIN NOT MARRrED-Manuc
Klein, well-known young business man
of this city, wants 1t distinctly UNDER
stood by his friends and acquaintance
that he has no wife. for the simple
reason that hc has never been mar
ried: he does not say that he never
will be married, but tho time FOR set
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

All-SteeI Safes and CabinetA. tn
Best. O'Brtcn Printing 90.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Bring shoes down this morning. Ec-
onomy Shoe Repair shop. sos n. Main.

EASTER oFFER1SGS-Ladics como
in and SEQ our line OF spring and sum
mcr hats. waists and skirts. Look
over our flowers and trimmings then
get our bedrock prices. Our Easter
offerings will appeal to YOU and tit
your purse. Open evenings. Olson
Millinery Parlors. 1908 East Evans ave-
nuc. ono door south of Northern.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

OUR COAL makes warn friend:
P. A. Cessna. Phone 5t.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

EASTER Sunday-"Say 1t With
Flowers" Colonial Flower shop. ols
n. Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

THE ONLY GENUINE, ORIGINAL
HOT CROSS BUNS-bakcd and furn-
,shed &c ;hs people OF Pueblo 70. 4l
years by John Setter. baker and con
tcctioncr. will 10 ready for you Friday
morning at Settlers Bakery. csi North
Main street. Phone scS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

HOES, rakes. shovels and gsrdcI
tools of all kinds. Pueblo Hardware
Co., 402 Santa tc ave-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

YOU'LL MISS splendid com!
by that superb Englis
opera company. II you fan TO hca
"Ruddigore'' al the city Auditorium
tonight. Seats OF sale at Hausmhn'
drug store until p. IN.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

200 YOUNG MEMS ail-wool samp
suits. sl7.5o to sce.6o. Economy cl
Co. 3l7 y. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
FILING CABINETS : FRANKLIN PRES

If you wish to enjoy hearty
laugh. see What Happened to
Jones. at Central Auditorium, FRI
day night, April 1.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

RED Gap Messengers. Phone i,si-w.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
CITY BRIEFS

BE SURE to hear "Ruddigore" to-
night at City Auditorium.
EASTER novelties, nests and cream
eggs ready for you at Settlers. 32l N.
Main.
PARTIES who recently visited the
Mutual Field. from Baku, Russia,
pronounce 1t identical with the con-
ditions there.
HOES rokes shoyels and Garden
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

II YEARS in Pueblo without a fall
urc; PRIDE OF the ROCKIES FLOUR
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

"RUDDIGoRE." the greatest comic
opera for years, will be sung at tho
city Auditorium tonight by tho
famous English Opera Co. II you
have not secured your uckets-do so
to-day. They arc on sale at Heus-
mans Drug Store, Fourth and Main.
up tos5 p. m. after which hour seats
can be secured at the City Auditorium
box office.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,
l2-l'oint 'I'yas


The largest type permitted in the
Want Ad pages Is II point. and the
smallest space In which l2-point
type al may be set is one inch. The
rate for this large Aps In cents u
word daily and conts II word sun
day. The sumo scale OF reductions
VIII apply AS FOR regular want ads.
These rates apply only TO advertise
ments originating in Richmond and
suburban territory. From othor
sourccs the rates ara: Daily. - cents
an agate line. Sunday. Is cents an
agate line tcVunt words 10 The lineJ.
Cash must accompany the order.
Longer term rates for business ad-
Nertisc:s on request.
advertisements received as late a.
10 a. ii. and 10 l.. NJ. each week day
AMI up I" 4. NJ. Saturday for correct
classification in the next EDITION.
Situation Wanted Ads-Mals and
FemAle-w presented at The Want
Ad Counter III The Dispatch building
rs those out OF work Will be inserted
Free OF Charge.
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Phone Your Wants
To Randolph 1
ISDENED FOR QUICK
REFERENCE
Csc the Trlephonc--Cnll Randolph
Ask for Want AID Taker


Ask for Want Adj TRker
CLASSIFIED advertisements ordere,
for THE RICHMOND TINES DIS
PATCH daily morning edition vii
appear in the neat edition OK TIL
EVENING DISPATCH. The rate
gwen herewith cover morning mn.
evening service III ali Instances. viii
tle exception OF THE SCNDA,
1lM ES- DISPATCH. which IL price,
separately.
Schedule of Want AID Rates
a,1c word daily. minimum
SOc, set solid.
SC "a word daily. minimum 36c.
agate caps.
&c word sunday. minimum
3Gc, set solid.
&c word sunday. minimum
<Vc, agate caps.
consecutive Insertions price
OF ga Insertions.
consecutive insertions price
of BIZ insertions.
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INVENTORY SALE.
USED FORD CARS.

Prices hav" boon slashrd. ana
for the bRlanc" ~ tn" w.en w. are
cleaning on, our stock W used ears
hefnr. our inventory On January
LIST.
Most ~ ih@s" ears have hccn
rscnnditiou-d and in every in
s'"ncc they az" priced f"r quick
sale. rk;S-'his is IN" bargain
tina" You hay" awaited LISTEN
our stock il c"mpl"t" now and
~" want YOU q" conn" carly and
l'"n"h, hy tho h".t selection. An
types and models rf cars
f"rd Touring. l','e m"dcl. E"ni
running condition.: paint excellent:
good tires. $3.50.
For! Touring. I.g0 u.d,'. dee
ri" starter. natural wooi wheels:
dc;n"un'ahi" rims, excellent M
'haui"aI condition. S:ao
Fora Touring. late mM.l. mo
s,"r'"~ m"r"r and r"ar over.
h'u'"d excellent running. condi.
ti"u. sie5.
i"rl Hunah"n;. i,.o model,
equipped with electric starter ana
IN excellent running condition.
d"m"nntahi" rims and good tires:
,.ia.
forI Rnn.h"u,. 1921 mod !.
'ruirrcd with electric starter aud
~ cNcr'l"n, running condition.
S2'o
Ford Hun"h"u'; lat" modol. no
starter. "uuirr"d with shnck ali.
spri"rs AMI plain Wheels. sisi.
ford sedan. Ie." model. equip.
p"d with starter aud demnunt.hl.
rims good running condition:
sSGi.
Ford sedan. lat, m,d j. eunip-
r"d with "i"cuic starter. natural
W""d d"mnuntahl" rims. InnS.
good ,nnd runs good; s:S5.
Ford sedan. 1920 model. cuuir-
ped With starter. d-mnun,.hle
rims. shock ahsorh"rs; f3,a
f"rd Coupe. i"Ie model. equip
ped with starter ana d"noun,all.
rims. "v"rhau!.d and la rxc.Il,n,
condition: sata.
Ford Ton Trnch. equipped win
pneumatic tires. pnn"l sid. body;
Ford ron Truck equipped win
S"iid tires. platform open body
"'d cab, $3.50.
Ford Light chassis. lat. mna.I.
"GnI"p"d win COOL tires ana m
f"!' running condition. So.
Ford suburban. l,:o modal.
",r',r.r starter ara d-mountablr
Other cars not listed ahoy.
W" hay" 'w" statesmen ON ,b.
h""i al! mis- w""k and they ,,ilI h.
Ei"h q" advise sou ana J.,r,,
s'rH'r any "f these onr.. I.i,.,.,
,'rms' Come early ana =, IN.
best buy.
Rl"iiM"Nr MurnK coM.,Hv
Broad AMI T.u,h S,ra.,.
"rD"sir" 'i'y HsDn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
You Can Be a Mind
Reader!

HOW often have wished that you possessed tho
power t" penetrate anotlicr's and divine his
hOughts2
~ person with genuine gift OF being To read
minds would need to make liycil,onI
Tic could commentaries his power until yielded many
thousands dollars.
The minds OF buyers sellers i'm t,c worIa ,f
Richmond laid In classified section
of The Dispatch.
What they Offering sell IL prices mr. what
they want to buy from no secret TO u rons,,n,
rca:lcr of the classified
Aud it's secret that have saved many
dollars by snatclng these onc
Follow the trend the ifcd ads Read ty,c,n
daily.
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Statesmen AMI Agents

AUTO OWNER Statesmen
bis money selling .k.ut SIM. ,.I,,,
,"hpo"hd Si".s slipping OF clutch. ,;ou
"'"' i''" OF brakes: I51es prof,. sell deal
or '"i"I!, Nationally adv-r,i.ea
m""sh Motor Life magazine. Fun
'Ine "i o'hrf scccssorl~. stop light signal.
"inh"h..ld cleaners. piu. Jay auto poiI,n
.e' write ~ your needs. Keystons sun.
Ply 90. sis Duqucsne Way, Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania. "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
EDW ARD l.. RASH.
Spgrg,1r

IhE annual meeting OF stockholdcts Of
IN" Manchester NHtiOnsl BANK OF Nlrh.
""n"' Nts'ni', "i!i Il" held ut the Man
chester National ItanI Ruildtnr ,nnn
nun street. ON Tuesday. JANUARY ia
'f--. ~ J.. NJ. :or the purpose az
"'"riins committees amt oiiicers. and
!"i 'h" transaction Of any other hus!-
ness mat may properly come b. FOR. ,h,
meeting II. G. ballard. Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28


N"liC" y hereby given that. pursuant to
ia" 'hil "' IN" DIRECTIONS Special Meeting
%! the Sto"k h"i,I'fs uf tie CAMi!IkO-
tlISlpN MINING cDNrpItiTiDS vii,
W" h"li at the Ollie" OF IN" saii corpora
ti"n. Room ilJ. Mutual IuiIding Ntch-
in"hd. Virginia, on January j.. 1929 at IL
"'''"'h noon f"r ~" purpose or consider
Ia. hud hciinE anon resolution OF III.
Heard OF Directors az saiI cor porat!ou
adopted hy majority Df the " hul. I,u.r,I
~ a meeting pf said Heard called for n.
I"ti">"' ana h"ld "u December 10. 1921
dsciatine ihhi. Ia the Judgment o. IN.
h"hih OF DIRECTORS. u i- aiNlsnbi. and
Tor the benefit ui Ia" corporation that
II 10" dissolved. hni recommending to m.
stock holders OF sHld CORPORATION ina, ..iI
corporation h" dissolved IN accordance,
Win tn" laws OF the stat" of virginia
under the laws ~ "hich stat. said cnr-
r"r'tIon 80. organized and FOR the ,ranx-
acton ~ any and all business ncccssary
or drsif" Die ia connection Herewith
'th'ss iny hand this 18Th day of be-
ccnbcr. 1874.
EDWARD l.. RASH.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

FOR good used cars. see Jones Motor car
company, 1851 West Broad Street.
GOop USED CAKS--Richmond Used Ca:
Exchange. Seventh ana Leigh streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
W. ). RYLAND. Cashier.

THE German American building and Loan
Corporate at Its last meeting OF Ill
r"ctOrs. held 10Th inst. declare a semi
"hnuai dividend Of Jt1 70, payable TO
stockholders On and after January g.
I:22 Chas. IL. Wlllis. Secretary Treas
uirr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
IN NIcilIui'iah,


!.S'>ltNI%G ORDERS. ~ ED hour
service. Ih'- drpn-Imcut Is given Oh.
,Frci"I attention. Sca.Vss. Cleaners anu
Lyons. hos North Fourth Street. Mad..
-"'t H.Hn "r Kandoirh 2J5a
i'.iAU!-EGwim innup. iumc.a. director
I'D vu,uhimIcT. .DI East Main street.
A.aGt>vu !S.. Randolph ib6S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Poultry aud Supplies

CE- RE lila EGG MASli-k.cps hens
healthy and prov! them with
abundant "Gg forming material Sold
III :" aud Ia" pound bags. az Your deal
-r's -, irau"r X hasten. 1908 East
tars street
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''el'Stiltitls

- InE up ot your toes YOU VIII be
thr.i!-L wl,h >uU DRAINED and pressed
.'i The star Cleaning Company. Ouic"
g., t. broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
hNCTItINS-iEGhLS
Legal Notices
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Richmond. Va.

December -. 1921
Tn" directors OF this BANK have mi.
day declared tn. regular 1uart.riy S.v,.
dcnd OF per cent aud special divI.na
Of per cent on the capital stock. mar
able Jannhry 3. 1879. to stuckh/,It,r.
record December "a. 1921. cte Il, win bs
matted December 81. 1874.
JAS ~ >A;.I.. JR.,
Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28

I.I..r.: HrACit TAYLOR lover ScEmar4n-
yniis 49, I.HSt BROAD. S.!aupoo and
MAZE. sac. facial, 81 sing-. SUc. scalp
siy+tmvIs a.. EamdoiI.h 1881.
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ANNOUNCEMENT rs
Deaths

BRECkiNkIDGt -Ds.d. II; her home IN
Flnc.stle. ~. on !,cceiuDrr 80 1871. ~
her s4nd YEAR. Mrs. NlrStuia CRiwcii
breckenridge. widow OF the late Coz
"n-l Cary bTecH!urdge
CARLETON ch. at his residence. 25oS
Keusngton Avenue, Tuesday. AZ II ~
NJ. Alfred Frazier Carleton. IN IN. r5td
year q: h.. ag". Resides u widow, wn"
MAS Miss MARY r Burroughs. ot this
Mrs. Alice Carleton Cna!h!cy. Miss Mary
F-lcst., Miss MaEEi" and Miss Mildred
Carleton. TWO s"u>. lyuwout r.. ANA W
Raymond CatIctOn. two sister, Mrs.
Anna carr. of THIS city. amt Miss /. G.
Vaughan. ~ kiuS ami Queen county,
one brother II. g. Carleton. tun"ra.
from the above residence Thursday a;
=. NJ.
pEASt:- Mrs SAIL" r. rcsse i!"d 3; tn"
burial at Noun, calvary ~ IL o'clock
Wednesday, =. VI. Snc LEAVES on" s.stv!.
Mr. Frod. ". r'as'
In Mcmoiiah, =
GASSEE Witu love and ia remembrance.
ni ous Gou- mother. Ellis y Gas-er. who
dcrart,a ;nis lif. thrr, yeats as". lr.-
,smb"' =, i9,.
Today RECALLS s,l memories
on our lowell one -ru" ;n r.si.
.Nud tnos, Who thia~ ot nor and miss
~, ,no.e Who loycl ner best.
iow.ycr long onr lives may ayr.
Vhar,,,i land vs.. Ni.w
Wmt'v,i loy ~ grief .- ours.
We "Il. stu! !"m, mhcs you
Tier Loving children
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iIlhL IL

Hichnond. Virginia.
The annual meeting OF tb. stockhold.r,
OF this bank Will la held at ita bankin,
house. f:ll East Main Street. TUESDAY
JANUARY 10. 1929. at IL O'Clock noon
for the eiection OF directors for tho .n
suing year Snd for th-l confederation of
such other b'h-H"ss M may properly come
before the meeting.
W y NYIAND c..h,.
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tUGiIONS-iEG,fi.S
Auction Sales

rUlii.iC AUCTION SALE ON Thursd.y
December -. 1871! 1880 A. ~ VIII
sell all forfeited pledges. such as jewelry
''"thlnt etc. All parties must renew or
redeem sam" "t they Will lie sold. Bifr!
h-li"nd Loan once. i.l. East Main
street r.. i. M"sby. Auc,ior..t.
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BROAD STREET hank.
ucIiMoND. VA.
NJ annual meeting Of chhuid-rs -,
IN" HrU"i St'""t HAMS OF Richmond viii
.' h"!' 70, ;hr!r Irnhlnr house. aaO E.st
hi'"d H'f""' 81 !" =. Nj. GA TUESDAY.
""nuhr! l", lt.-. FOR tu" vIcutiou ., Ill.
- 'i'tS fog the ensuing year. ana III
transaction OF any oih-r hI>,n... ,,hl,h
may rtpaetIy com" h"ipr" the r..t,,,r,
r. l.. MOOD C,-h..,
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Ladies' 'l'nilors
Special Notices

,D,..,.>N u %. ladies' ,.,!or. $50 y.
.-,'IulI street.
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Legal Notices

ANNUAL MEETING
Tn" annual meeting Of the siockhoii.,,
"' IA" CnIpn ItanN OF Richmond viii bs
n"iH at -"id tank. noe East Main Street
Richmond Va. on rhufs SHAY. january H.
l"z- a. - o'clock NJ. Tor the i,urpo,- NJ
"i"oil"E dif.ci"ts and amy o,n.r business,
nat may rrppcrIs com" before tn. meet.
nag. e. =. BARkSDAiE