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The evening herald., 1921-03-18
Three New Spring Pumps
and OXfords

Dark brown Cabaret Kid Oxfords
with military and English walking
heels. All sizes all widths $4.75
Black Kid and Patent Leather
Pumps with turned soles and solid
leather militray heels 81 m
New black Satin Pumps with
turned soles and covered French
heels The new fan-shaped buckle
makes these pumps especially at
tractive '.,.....t. $1,000
The evening herald., 1921-03-18
ooMRON,s REINION.

ENST LNS NLGNS, \. NJ, NuT-H
lN.-Thc Commercial club has raised
$500 for the Cowboys reunion and
IL R thought that tho u,E annual
event Will h' held uEalu this Year.
Morr subscriptions will b. sought
this week. Walt Nayior i7 sttIl prcH-
don't cot IN, association aud expects
to have Cd bigger show than ever this
year.
The evening herald., 1921-03-18
Long Silk Gloves for Easter
$500

VNIE have just unpacked an
wv other shipment of l6-button
Silk Gloves for Easter. They
come in black and white. This
quality glove at $500 is just an
other reason for our glove su-
premacy.
The evening herald., 1921-03-18
$3.50


TT AVE you seen our Wonder Hats at $3.50 our
II Excel Hats at $50, and our Supreme Hats at
$3.50? If you have seen them within the last
few days there nothing that tell you about
them on paper If you haven't seen them lately we
urge you to. The assortment affords artistic and
we'll designed hats at a saving There dozens Of
tams sailors turbans and dress hats TO choose from
SECOND FLOOR
The evening herald., 1921-03-18
YARD GOODS SPECIALS-Fmst Floor
SECOND FLOOR

27-iuch Cboyiot shrtinga in and blue stripe bes
qunlty 4 Yards ...... 30,
20 and 52-uch new spring Gnghnn extra quality; al
fancy ululls Yards
taC 800 inch fancy Powered Cotton tCpos yards Tor 30,
36-uch 6tc plain Black sacon, tho fine mercotized
uunily. NuIIs Tor 90,
The evening herald., 1921-03-18

Nu assortment of Columbia records.
all mndc Within the last Is months. by
such Hrti~t- ~ NJ Jui-ou. reduced to u
special shurt tinc offer to 5ac.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
SALMlGUNDI SOCIETY
At WOODBRIDGE EVENT

WOODBRIDGE, Dec. 2:-The
Salmagundi Society was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Randolph
Tuesday night. The president, j. j.
Livingood, Jr., was in the chair. A
resolution of sympathy was read by
the secretary, Miss Mittie Randolph,
which was prepared by a committee
appointed for the purpose. upon the
death of Mrs. Eliza A. Barron.
The program for the evening was
then given. Miss Helen Pfeiffer. ac-
companied by her sister. Mrs. A. +.
Randolph, sang two songs.
The Conference on the Limitation
of Armaments was skillfully depict
ed by H. A. Tappan, j. E. Brecken-
ridge, j. J. Livingood. Jr., Ir. /. I.
Spencer and DIR. A. NJ. Muckenfuss.
AS each of the worthy gentlemen
entered the national song of the
country he represented was played
by Mrs. Randolph with the excep-
ton of DIR. Muckenfuss. who repre-
sented China, and Mrs. Randolph
was unable to find the national air
of hat country. Mr.. Tappan pre-
sided at the conference and in a
most able ann represented h
United States.
Mr.. Livingood read Mr.. Moffett's
paper as he was unable to be pres
ent and represent Great Britain. MI.
Breckenridge gave Brands report
for France in English which of
course he apologized for doing but
his audience greatly appreciated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
Rob Man Who Gave Them Ride

METUCHEN, Dec. Being the
good samaritan proved disastrous TO
a driver of one of the Liberty Stor-
age Company trucks of Newark yes
terday afternoon, who reported to
the local police that after discharg-
ing Two negro passengers at Mon
mouth Junction. he discovered that
a bicycle which was on the truck,
was missing.
The men. dressed in army cloth
ing. asked for a lift at Kingston,
according to the report. though the
theft WIS not discovered till Metu-
chen was reached.
An alarm was spread Cor the APP
~prehension of the men. and shortly
afterwards word was received that
they were seen going through
Princeton. one peddling the machine
and carrying the other on the handle
bars.
They evidently made speed after
leavin~ the college town, for they
managed to evade the majesty of the
law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
FOUR
FOR R0BBER|ES
Charged With Breaking Into
Garages at South River
and Midtown

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. a.
Four youths were arrested yesterday
afternoon by County Detectives Ferd
A. David and William Fitzpatrick in
South River and Sayreville charged
with being responsible for a series
of garage breaking and entering jobs
which have been perpetrated since
the middle of the summer. Two OF
the men have confessed. the author
tiles say.
As a result of numerous COM
plants coming from the vicinity of
South River. Sayreville and Old
Bridge because of the numerous ga
rage robberies, the county detectives
decided to look into the matter. Aid
ed by Chief Eberwein Of the South
River police and officers Gross and
Olsen of Sayreville the detectives
rounded up four youths who they
believe have been implicated in the
~robberies. The four were taken to
the county Jail and bail varying
from $1,000 to $4,000 was placed.
The youths are all about eighteen
years old, one, Dizzo st. George, be-
ing from South River and the other
three, Edward Check, Arthur New
ton and Walter England, from
Sayreville.
Some of the jobs which they are
accused of having taken part in are:
July q, garage of George Squires at
Old Bridge. where they attempted
to steal a storage battery but were
frightened away; September %, ga
rage of Charles Fisher. in Sayreville.
where a bear robe valued at 500
and a $40 tire were stolen; October
10. garage of Douglas Disher where
three tires and tubes and a rim val
ued at $3.50 were stolen; October 10,
garage of George Rusher at Old
Bridge where a wheel. rim. tire and
tube valued at $50 were stolen. None
of the stolen articles have been re-
covered as yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
State POLICE
START MONDAY
~ Men and 5 Officers to 90
on Duty Group Head
quarters Fixed

s TRENTON, Dec. New Jerseys
brand-new sStte police force, which
: has been in training at Camp Ed
wards, Sea Girt, for the past three
smonths, will start out on it's duties
@of patrolling the highways of the
sstate next Monday, it is announced
nj state constabulary headquarters
slere today. Se~genty-four men and
live officers will comprise the group
which goes on duty Monday.
s Group headquarters for mount
ed troopers have been established
Sat Netcong, Morris county; New
-Egypt, ocean county. and Ham
sinonton, Camden county. it is learn
rpd. while Trenton will be the CEN
Of operations for those equipped
with motorcycles
: 1t is the policy Of Colonel H.
Norman Schwarzkopf, commander
eof the constabulary. to keep the sta
!. lions and movements OF his men
in the dark. This, he said. is 'for
/ the good of the service" and to
{ keep the crooks and thugs of the
5 state as much in ignorance of the
doings of the police as possible. He
~announced, however, that his men
will be rotated in cycles" no man
being stationed in the same town
two nights straight. I'VE don't
want them to have time to get &C
r~uuainted," he said.
5 The men have been undergoing
an intensive course of training at
Sea Girt, 1t is understood, the work
: including instruction in the laws and
regulations of the state, the proper
. use of firearms. police methods. and
: in their obligations to the state of
) New Jersey and each individual of
: her citizens"
: The last week of the course was
! spent on an exhautive examination
8 consisting Of 265 questions in 22
subjects, it is learned. 1t is under
!. stood that the organization will be
: ready to. start another class of
: O shortly after Christmas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
ASK $4,000 FOR
DENTAL CLINIC
Daily Institution to be Urged
in Plea of Board of Al
dermen

At a recent meeting of the School
Dental Clinic committee, 1t was de-
cided to ask the Board of Aldermen
for $4,000. with which to maintain
the clinic and make 1t a daily in
stitution, instead of two half days
a week. which is the present sched-
ule. This clinic has become exceed
ingly popular with the school chill
dren and each day it's needs as a
daily institution are increasing.
The clinic is under the joint d.
rection of the Board of Education,
Red Cross and Health Department,
which organizations are dividing the
expense of the operation of the elm
ic at the present time. The furni-
ture and fittings for the clinic were
supplied by the State Health De-
partment. The clinic is located in
the Board of Health clinic in the
First National bank building, r
ner New Brunswick avenue and
Smith street.
John X. Sheehy, president of the
Board of Education in discussing
the clinic today said that the need
is so great it would warrant the
city to operate the clinic for six
days a week. He pointed out. how
ever, that 1t would be impossible
for the three organizations winch
are now operating the clinic to fur
nish the necessary money 1t would
require to make it a daily PROPOSE
ton. but said that If the city Off
Gals appropriated the $4,000 it
would mean the clinic could be OPP
Grated daily from 8 to 5 o'clock ex-
cept on Saturday when the hours
would be from 9 to IL o'clock. A
nurse could always be in attend
ance as we'll as a registered dentist.
This would mean that not only
would the school children be taken
ARE of, but needy adults as well.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02

piece of property on New Brunswick
avenue for $500 as a result of an
action between John Miller and
Elizabeth Miller against Max and
Sadie Shapiro.
The Security Building & Loan AS
ISOLATION of New Brunsw k was the
complainant in another mortgage
foreclosure case against George A.
Bower. which resulted in two and a
half shares of loan stock being pur-
chased by the plaintiff for 1923 and
some ground on Plumb street, New
Brunswick, being sold to Abraham
Swiller for $3.50.
John Tesetsky was the complain
ant in an action against Trofim Tro-
kopezyk. as builder, and Helena
Zerbica, wner. in connection with a
lien claim, and as a result of same
property in South River was sold to
the plaintiff for S3.06S.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02

Bryn Mawr College viii play part
H. i.l-.l3- a success the a Amer
lean Conference to be held, in con-
TO zion with the convention OF the
National League Of Women Voters.
.H f.IIIrlore next April.
DR.. NJ. Carey Thomas for many
Yeas dean Of Bryn Mawr and now
president, has invited all the dele
gates TO visit the institution and see
how an American college is run.
Delegates from Canada, Mexico,
Central America and South America
will attend the conference. The pro-
gram includes a series of round Ia
BILE sessions, among which will be a
conference on education, led by
Miss Julia Abbott of the United
States Bureau of Education.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02

DR.. Spencer gave a comprehensive
outline of Japan's policies and DR..
Muckenfuss discussed affairs in
China in a most scholarly manner.
After the reports we're all given
Mr.. Tappan called for remarks in
rebuttal and these were all given in
a clear and impressive manner.
The conference vas most interest
ing and the ann in which the re-
ports were given showed many
hours of reading on the part of those
partaking.
The last number on the program
was a piano solo by Mrs. w. B.
Krug.
Refreshments were then served
and a social time enjoyed.
The Christmas meeting will be
held on December IS al the home OF
Mrs. F. G.. Tisdall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
New Phosphate Proves to Be
Great Aid to Weak, Thin,
Nervous olkS-L0c
Druggist Guarantees It.

All that most weak. nervous. thin. men
tally-depressed people need is ten grains
of pure organic phosphate with each meal
for a few weeks.
That's what nerve specialists In London,
Paris and New York are prescribing with
wonderful results.
1t il natural food for nerve and brain
cells an dis known to such reliable phar-
macists as the Crown Pharmacy and the
White Cross Pharmacy as Bitro-Phos-
plate. Because of Its power to help cre-
ate healthy flesh and strengthen weak
nerves, much of 1t is being sold to people
who are licking IN vitality.
CAUTION-Although Bitro-Phosphate
Is an excellent aid in relieving weak, ner-
vous conditions. its use Ii not advised. un-
less increased weight Is desired.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
5 ACRE FARM-S25 DOWN

Balance small payments month
ly. Health, poultry, garden,
boating, fishing, school and
church. A paradise for camp
ers. Winding trails through
pines, balsams, laurels and
grasses. Inquire
BOX 1, KEASBEY. N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02

Mrs. Charles Dietz and family extend
thanks to the many friends who have
offered sympathy and help in their late
bereavement and for floral tributes. Also
palbearers. Prof S. z. Shuli. Jos F.
Walker. John p. Pfeiner. Chas. Seaman.
Geo. Kozusko. Chas. Blume. Undertaken
Garretson and the Rev. Mr.. Neidermeyer
SS34-12-2-1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-02
SHERIFF SELLS PROPERTY

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. g.
Three sales have been made by the
aaeriff's office. The first on a mort
foreclosure, the First National
Dank of Perth Amboy bought a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
Trustee,,s Sale
of Valuable James
Riuer Farm
In Charles City County. Virginia,
Known AS
RI,NWOOD ISApNf,


By virtue of certain deed OF trpst
dated September 80. 1919, and record.
ed in the clerks office OF tho Circmit
SEnrt OF Charles City County. Vir{
signed trustee, to secure the payment
OF certain money therein named he.
tault having been made in tho nav
tharein % part of tho debt secured
by the beneficiary, L shall sell az
-public auction, at the front door 81
the courthouse of Charles City Count
~. Virginia, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6, 1921.
AT IL O'Clock Noon,
i Selnr vn II ss tract Of land lying and
GINA known as Il portion Of SANDY.
Point" and containing 635.771 acres
more nw sho or less less, bounded on tho north
east by, the land now or former he
owned by John c. Baylor: on tho
south sYnu, by tho James River; on the
ins to o ch nf main ms county road lead
Sether with all water FIGHTS SocEs
riparian rights or easements to the
.h.pain 6ol" wafer and appurtcnances
This. a celebrated old .Janes R,va
plantation. is beautifully soeateT
having large frontage on tho Jamss
m ,nsThsr' opposite claremont, ana viii
t ma very attractive investment
Tor anyone desiring large rivnr
farm. se riVer
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay tho
COSTS Oh sale. past duo taxes: the
ataDie taxes for 1921: the sum of
yi.lo0.9o, with interest thereon from
peeembe r. 80. 1890; credit as to a note
iiSS55, So.oe. payable December 80,
III, note FOR Sl.75o.O0, payable De.
eenber 10. 1922: two notes for sos 90
e eaaSSin payable, respectively, June 40
, -, ana DECEMBER so, 1921. and two
snectiveiy. June 80. 1922. and be-
GSmper S9. 1922. This sale lis also
nlads subject to II first deed OF trust
securlnS q bond for the sum oS
s2o.eoo.o0, dated May l6. 1919, record |.
co IN the clerks office OF Charlie.
10y county IN -. b. 81. p. ISI. the
payment OF which bond has been ~,
tended until September IL, 1879. Thia
SAFE Is made subject to said bon,i'
WIN W. interest thereon from September
r. E. PEYToN. JR..
Trustee
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Inc chesapeake aud ono H.tiNxnv-

NOTICE OF ASNC.,L MEETING
NOTICE is HEREBY uiV3% tnn;
Annua Meeting OF the SiolX holders .:
Fan. "lll be he'd. IA proviLtl .m Inc Hr.
Laws. at the general office Vt the Com
PAM In ihc City Ut Richmond Virs,uia
on Tuesday the lSlh day III Surii oi.sI
a. eleven o'clock a. A.. %
- for thsSeieGtion OF directors:
tS) 10 approve and consent IT, nv vo.,
and subject 10 any nscessary au,-rSai
or cSnseht ny public ataorIty. the i.s =,
to the Company. OF tac aruu,Hi,Iou utn.r.
SiSe'Oy Inc Go.hpany ~ aau f., lnv ,xren.
authorized by Jaw. OF ;ue ralIToau AMI
pIUpSrty, Mitn ine appurtciidu-rS- me f.o:
OF The CntsaPeGhe dnd ONO Ealiwax
Company OF ihlisus, IN when tnv t.,tn
psny OWNS SUBSTANTIALLY al! Tho espitSi
:. t0 to authorize and consan, TO IN.
form and terms vi any i..Jt.utnent AZ
lease or otacrMisc IN Tue pit .lIlsc, that
MAY 10 submitted u the meeting:
l4) 10 APPROVE. ratiIy anu -vnE.,ii, slcn
action theEetoturs taken o. a1Iporlxeu by
the Bua.u OF DirSctors ey IN. expcn,
tive Coinnittee OF the COMPANY wnulhs.
the stveanoideIs or otnerwIse as may Gs
suo:niiIeu 10 the meeting, anu
ttj to TRANSACT sucu uIhcI pu,in..,
as may lawfully coa;e Dttore tue NEE; ing
The stock transfer puvKs w.iI he cIjssi
a. nt ushcS vi the SUHpaay. No 81
b!cauwa,. New York CITY On Saiufday
th5 isth day vi Marsh. 1921. at. twelve
Wednesday, the 2Qtp day OF APRIL l.ai.
q, zen O'Clock A. Il.
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
A TRhSNEyr SECRETARY
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AUCTlONS-LEC.1LS
Legal Nut.ccs

VI Eel iNG--The annual meeting of the
sfuCMu1'dcrs OF the Aib.inarir paner
;hi.'uttnvtu rihE Company VIII be held ~
ne Once Of the company. at Richmond
nj W II \. II. II. " El,erson,
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

n~r CALLED communication 81
H2Z$3 the Richmond Randolph Lodge.
E(2lrMt No.. ~, y. T.. g. a. NJ Wi;
@~6 held Ia Masnns' Hall, on Frank .
&fh<z&E I'm street. between Eighteenths
.,., ana Nineteeuth. this evonlny a,
% ctoeR' work in The Master Mnsons:
ueEree members Of sister lodges an,
transient Drethren are fraternaliy inyi,a,i
10 meet WIN us, By order OF the Wnr
shlptui master. {. T. Eldridge. Sccretarv
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AT i5o2 WEST MAIN STREET
AT AUCTION
TUESDAY. APRIL 5. 1921.

TUESDAY. APRIL 5. 1921,
beginning at . o'clock p. NJ.
we will sell large and complete
stock of all the best selling brands
Of high grade Groceries. fine Cash
Scales, Bin Counter. Electric Coffee
Grinder. OIL Tank, Cheese Cutter. etc.
viii be sold in lots to tho trade.
Not offered az n whole. Dealers es-
pecially invited to attend
TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
INC. Auctionecrs.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA..
In the matter of Il In
EDWARD II. ISBEI.L,
TO the creditors OF EDWARD II. is
BELL, OF Ienola. in the County OF
Caroline, and district Aforesaid
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREpIToRS.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
End day OF April. 1921, the said ED
WARD II. IsRELT. was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt; and That the first
my office. No. iGa9 Mutual Building.
Richmond, Va, on the 18TH DAY Of
APRIL, 1891, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. at which time the said credi-
tors may attend prove their claims
appoint n trustee. examine tho bank
rupt and transact such other business
rs may .properly come before said
Referee in Bankruptcy.
AprilE4, 1891, 4 49, ~ (
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REAL Estate FOR REYr
Houses for Rent
FOR RENT.

Storage or Jobbing
House space on rail
70 I'd ira C k a G e in
amount to suit your
convenience, from 100
square feet up to 1000
square feet. Price
very reasonable.
Downtown Offices,
single Or double; every
convenien Price
reasonable.
FURNISHED HOME.
One of the most mag
nificent homes in the
West End, located on
the Boulevard. House
contains every modern
convenience. Will
lease furnished for ii
months from July 1st.
APARTMENTS
M odern apartment
on the Boulevard, 6
rooms and bath. I'M
mediate possession.
WEST END
GARAGES.
31oo Block, between
Main. and Floyd.
$500 Block, between
Main and Floyd.
27O0 Block, between
Main and Floyd.
MORTON G.
THALlIIMER,
First Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone Rand. 81.
- - -. -
real ESTATE FOR S4LE
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hlcllMo%p rERMiNAL nAILwAY coM.
pnlce of thc Scc-o.,

-. Nouce - hereby given uat The annual
n,s,nJ oa thr 9,oShhoidcrs Of the Eich.
s su,a al as 2'nee. Room .e2. Broad Strcet
I'm, '" ~ hlchmont Va, on Monday. the
q. 81. az LOU . cioch
Inc stock transfer hooks vii, be closed
a. - = - c'"Sk \ N rucs!Iy. April 8 1871
an,,, ic,.r'ntd at 10 o'c."ck ~. ii. Tuesday.
NORMAN CALL
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
, '--''' OF |
Legal Notices
RICHMOND LAND CORPORATION,
ONCE o; the Secretary.

Office o; the Secretary.
Ri1hnond Va. Ami 4. 1921
Eoticc Is hereby given ihat The annual
meeting OF the stockholders oc the Rich.
mond Land ,Corporation viii te held ~ Its
office. Room 90, broad SiraCt Station
Richmond. Va. on Monday. the 18th day
OF Anrll. 1921. at li:ia o'clock y. NJ.
The stock transfer books will be- closed
at O'Clock L. NJ. Tuesday. April :. 1921
ana reopencd at 10 ococX \. NJ. Tuesday
April ~. 1891.
NORMAN CALL.
SnCrninrN.
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dUCTIOTo-IEG.iLS
Legal Notices

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURu AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
once OF the Secretary
R!chmoEd. va. April 1. 1871
Notice is hereby given that the annual
mceunH Of the stockholders Of the Nich-
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company VIII nc held 1T IT'S Office
Room 2c2. Broad Street station. Richmond
VA. on Monday, tho 18th day OF April
1921. at II o'clock y. ".
The stock transfer books Will he closed
al o'clock Il. 81. Tuesday Aprii Z. 1921.
and rcopcncd at 10 o'cioyk a. NJ. Tne6day
APRIL 10. 10:l.
- q 80 Secretary.
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70 III. sluli,nollteNs oE rrA-

4
La HiA-S rOMi.K ,OMtASA=:
sbsc.a!, Meeting or The Stockholders
o. Appalachian Power JOl,.auy tyti. ~
held On the, 18th day of NpsiI. iYsi -, "a ia
n,G'oSR Ia the forenoon. in the o.ilrr a., r
the Company, Koom ais. Mutual .Sn,j9t
inS. IN the city of Hicnniond. Stat. ~
HEHinia. Tor the purpose -,f cu,.h.,iurin..
and acting upon The psuposa1 amyI.,Iinen,ss
ui tHe Articles OF ASSUc:atiuii OF III :.
Company whereby ;he period within whi"h
the company IL required 10 complete. N =
proposed works shall oc extended 10 M.1
~; lsiS' ~ "i3:!,ssnHins, Clause OF SEE,
said Articles OF Association so thnt ..ch
OF saii clauses Will read IS follows:
The Corporation shalt have nv. ~,
year. year from and after May 90. 1851.
m WITH which 10 iEisn i,s line or i'm
in operation" -"S
aud for the Transaction uf such oib,r
inee;inb. sac
The. stock books OF the co!npunv ve,,.
c!os.i ut the close Of business on March
20, l2%!, anu Will remain closed until In.
oren!ns 81 business on April 70 1921. "
10y o'der Of the board OF Directors
L. W. OSBDitNr.
nat.,, vnrl,
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NORMAN calf.
Snsrnrar,


49, - Ut MN Q \ EE IINC.
.rotict " hereby given that the annual
,,'....t"G o1 IN" stDch holders OF the Sea
boH iu Ar Line hallway Company will la.
hs.h az tns prinCiiia! Office OF The com =
panl. .>urth Market Street, In the civ ar
.sierSonrG, Va, at II O'Clock noon. stand
1 t!i't. on lhs i2th day OF May. 1871
auJvofh!hens or ndjournmc..ts tncryof al
G,gc.!ns "a board or directors. OF consiier.
me anu acting upon changes IN or amend .
nenis to the present uy-.a,ts or ,a.,,,,Inn
-. NV ny.HmS. ami Tor tac transaution
OF any ana a,I uthcr bu,ln.ss Inar M, =,
some before the meeting iuviuni,'.. my r".
IA" '"'iii; u.,oa tho Apiios.,! and
,''.to .! az Sohtrncis. acts ana pro-
'st"'"sF u, the hoard ci DIRECTORS. ex.su
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