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The diamond drill., 1921-12-31
Schedule For Peninsula


From seven TO fifteen meetings will
be held in each county according 10
the following schedule:
January to January 4-Menominee.
January Is TO January 21--Dichin-
son.
January 23 TO January 2s-Alger.
February 13 to February 1S-Go-
gebic.
February 20 to February 25-Iron.
February q to March 1--Houghton
March 2 to March 11-Chippewa.
March 13 TO March lS-Baraga.
March 30 TO March 25-Delta.
March % to April Marquette.
April TO April s-ontonogan.
To Cover Several Subjects
AT these meetings talks will be Civ
en- on methods Of clearing land, types
OF explosives and their economical
use, and on land clearing machines.
The best ways OF handling the new
acre after II is cleared will be explain
ed and the relation OF the dairy COW
10 the newly cleared acre will be TAX
en- up.
Perhaps the most important fca-
ture OF the meetings Is that they will
act as foundation for the land clear
ing short course which will be con-
Quoted by means Of special railway
train and the utilization Of trucks IN
the spring. II is contemplated that AT
each meeting committee win be np-
pointed TO direct the land clearing
campaign in that particular commun
ity.
WIN "Learn BY Doing"
Local committees will select the
field and make all arrangements for
the short course. Details OF this
course are not ready for publication.
but II Is known that the force of the
Michigan Agricultural college york
on the learn by doing" method. In
other words. the work in the sprIng
will not be a series Of demonstrations.
but will be so conducted hat the
farmer will have the opportunity 10
work with the experts and thereby
gain a greater fund OF informaii)l
than II he simply watched others 10
the job.
The diamond drill., 1921-12-31

Miss Ruth Ross went 10 Chicago
last Monday evening TO spend the va
cation at the home Of her brother.
The diamond drill., 1921-12-31
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL C0MM'SN
HAS PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN
WILL ORGANIZE IN FEBRUARY
Meetings viii be Held in Various
Parts of County to Interest Far
mers and Others

Iron county viii witness bigger
campaign in land clearing next season
than II saw last year when 1900 acres
were cleared OF stumps. Three car
loads OF explosives were used last
year and II is expected that more will
be required for next years campaign.
The Agricultural Commission mer-
ely broached the matter in a casual
way it's last last meeting but at the
next meeting II is probable that ar
rangements win be made to go into
the details. County Agriculturalist
Manly is In Rockford during the holi'
days and nothing will be done on the
work until his return.
The program will be arranged in
collaboration with the bigger program
which L. +. Livingston state land
clearing expert. is putting on in every
county OF the peninsula.
Many Speakers In Attendance
The Michigan Agricultural college
will send out a corps OF men as speak
ers for these meetings and IL Is un-
derstod that they will be assisted by
speakers from the explosive compan-
les. Three thousand feet Of moving
pictures will be shown. These pictur-
es portray all phases Of land clearing
work, including brushing, handling of
logs, shoting stumps, pulling stumps,
piling logs and stumps and other de-
bris, plowing OF new land and the
latest developments in plowing brush
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Taxes Can Be Cut,
Bankers Meeting Told
Need Not Be Nearly So Heavy
if Economy Is Exercised,
McDOugaI Insists

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-Taxation
necessary to pay the interest on our
net government debt need not be near
ly SO heavy as it is, provided reason
able economy be exercised in ali Of our
national expenditures, according to Z.
C. McDougal. president Of the State
Bank Division of the American
Bankers Association, speaking before
the National Association Of Super
visors OF State Banks at their conyen-,
Mr.. Mc5ougai, in analyzing present
conditions, said that one contributing
factor was the unsound financial policy
Of the government during the war IN
issuing bonds bearing fctitiousy 10"
rates Of interest. These. he said, were
not so attractive to the average NY
vestor, but nevertheless, under pres,
sure from the government, the Feoe1sA
Reserve Board kept its loaning rates
about per cent below normal.
For the present cur tax budget
must provide not only for the interesE
on our net debt, but on our gross deO'
of about 0,000,0 900. This en-,
phasizes the need Of most drastic ana
apparently Impossible economy, ny
some other Congress, at some indeh.
mite time in the future, but ~ 1n9
present Congress, now" Mr.. McDougai
said.
"All that sound government fnanc- {
ing at the present requires IS that
date should be set, say three year
from now, or at the very furthest nos
more than five years from now, upon
which date we should begin regular
payments upon the principal OF o..
debt. BY that time o..
burdens should be lighter, and, so ~
as human judgment can discern az
providing heavy taxes do not preveas
we should be well started on a pefi.oa
of prosperity unexampled in our Ma
tory. Until then our citizens snou.D
not be burdened with unnecessary lahs
ton, which surely would discourage
enterprise. and might postpone 1n'
business revival for which so anxious
~ we look
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Better Buying
Sends Cotton Up
Is TO % Points
October Breaks Through l3c
on Favorable Cables;
Southern Hedging Ceases;
Is Replaced by Purchases

An un1,.~a11-- rood 49, ~ l,,--.:0o
occo,,,uaa:u1, :, wv D1S '''s
accompanied another sharp advance IN
the cotton market yesterday. Although
not at best prices Of the dnv tho closo
was ,ovor+rol.nr - o ,I,''' 49, 49,,
:. '''e'0S9 10 10 - points net
hleher and steady III tons.
An important feature about the sun
port accorded Tho n,arl,o4 ,,os+o,dor
,..1;,
VINE" attracted good deal OF atten-
ton, was the increase Of Southern pur-
chascs and the sudden cessation of
Southern hedging This was t9ken 10
moan that the South was sincere Ia its
belief in eerjons cr"r ,laoarra s,',,
wecvils and other causos and w;lI;ng
to back up its opinion With buving or,
ders in the future market
This i, foot To-, l-, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Cottonseed Oil

The market closed with prices 20 II
points net lower.
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Advance Shown
I'm Position of
Reserve System
Ratio of Twelve Banks Is
Higher This Week, AL
though n. Y. Institutions
Figures Drop Slightly

Continued Improvement was shown
during the week in the position Of the
Federal Reserve system, according to
the statement issued yesterday as at
the close OF business Wednesday. The
ratio OF total reserves to deposit and
Fedora! Reserve note liabilities com
hined increased from 63.4 per cent to
oS.' per cent. The ratio of gold re-
serves to Federal Reserve note liabili-
ties in circulation. after setting aside
20 per cent against deposit liabilities
advanced to 83.l per cent against s2.4
per cent the preceding week.
The Improvement could be traced 70
an increase IN gold holdings and re-
duction III borrowings of member
banks. Gold holdings OF the system ad-
Yanced from $2CS5 296, 900 to above
81, 100000 in the week, while total
bills discounted dropped from 81 500
100000 to 81 CAT $40 900.
just the reverse was shown in the
statement of the New York Federal
Reserve Bank. Total gold reserves
showed shrinkage during the week
and there was an increase in member
bank borrowings, which was to be ex-
pected as q result of the deficit shown
last week in the Clearing House state
ment.
The ratio of total reserves of the
New York bank dropped from 1922 per
cent to 69.2 per cent, while the ratio
of gold reserves fell off even more
sharply namely, from 1903 per cent
to 1888 per cent.
Gold reserves decreased from SS76.-
900 to $S27039,48 Bills dis
counted amounted to $3.50, O37,959, an
increase from S406, 034 900 last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Butter. Cheese. Eggs

Butter-Receipts. $3.50 packages. Cream
cry higher than extras. per h. - a 46c
extras, 90 score. 4 y q 45c. frsts 90 to 81
score, ~ q 44c; }rsts, SO 10 SO score, 800
&c; seconds. IS to 81 score, 80 @ SO y c;
lower grades, aa@s5c; unsalted, higher
As q IS &c; frsts 40@45c; seconds. 361a %
sc; state. dairy, tubs, finest 43@ i4c;
good to prime. 40042c; common to fair,
~ q SIC; ladies', current make, frsts. . y
@34c; seconds, 29@291ac; lower grades,
n a 2Sc; packing stock. current make. No.
l. &c No. ?, &c; lower grades, 25027 = G.
Checsc-Receipts 2.512 boxes New
YORK state flats, special, Il G2l i2c: aver
age run. -OQ2o%C; state twins. specials
Il q 2l'ac average run. COG 20Sac: Wis
consin double Daisies, fancy. 20ia G021 PC:
single Daisies. fancy. 81 G21lac Young
,,, rl. -. 23 q i3c; state Skins. @15c
Eggs Receipts. 1851 packages Fresh
gathered. extras per dozen. 40 44c: extra
so @ sac trade eggss. 254 zoe; dirties, reg
ular packed. No. i. 26@2Sc dirties. No
and poorer, 20Q25c; checks. fair. to
choice, dry, 22@24c. Refrigerator eggs
tcharges paid to expiring dates): Special
marks, fancy. 3Sc; frsts, 95M37c; seconds.
81 q Sac; whites. 40M44c; sterlized brown
80 q 4oc. Nearby and white eggs-State,
extras. $50 5sc; extra tlrsts. 81 q sac: tirsts,
Il q soc; gathered whites, frsts to extra
tirsts, q sac; undergrades, 3SGD4Sc; Pa
cific Coast, whites extras. SIS @ 58c; extra
iirsts, 81 a SIC; tfrsts, AZ q SOC: undergrades.
40 40; other Western and Southern gath
cred whites, 34W47c; State. Pa, and near
by western, hennery browns, extra, 46 %
4Sc; brown and mixed colors; gathered,
graded, extras, 42@44c; hrsts to extra
flrsts, $50 41c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05

Retailers Tend to Deviaie From
Charv Buving Policy
Orders from retail iewelers a

Orders from retail jewellers are n0; ;s
ing up fairly well. according TO WI.
salers and several manufacturers WY
sell direct TO retailers. There -" ~
some wholesalers who are SAID 10 y.
doing a much better business than VII VII
anticipated However. sales are S''''
slightly below a normal volume. IL.
Retailers in certain sections Of w. Wv
country that appear to be IN a nes''+ -
financial condition are beginning -
send in orders of the prevail sia'.
Most retailers still adhere TO me 0u~
servativc buying policy, although , III,
as strictly az before. Little aI'eh"N'
is paid to stock replenishmen1.
The fall is expected TO restore nv
malcy to the trade Elaborate prepSar-
lions Tor this BUSINESS revival. no" OWES
need not be undergone as II the ms iss
preceding years. owing TO the surpas.
stocks on hand now. Present pm.
win be maintained by manufacsu,ts;;II
jobbers and wholesalers. Most fe .I,rs
ers also intend to upheld pissSs""'
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05

Federal Varies its Quotation
Warner Makes Advance

The Federal Sugar Refining Company
yesterday named a price Of 5s5 cents
less per cent for cash, and announced
that 1T could make prompt shipm ents.
When the company retired from the
market about two weeks ago it's list
price was $50.
The Warner Sugar Company an
ncrnced an advance in the price Of its
refined sugar from to 615 cents a
pound, less per cent for cash
The FedersaI. Sugar Refining Company
has asserted that the prices of some re-
finers were<ot based on supply and de-
mGnd, but were being fixed arbitrarily
to raise the market and give opportu-
nifty for the unloading Of stocks bought
at war nriceS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05

'Sells cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05

Sales Oman r1leh ro,y ras+
ITO Walworth go. ga 9h 81 az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
improving Trade Balance

OTTAWA, Aug. 4.-Canada's adverse
caiance OF trade with the United States
continues to be reduced and the trade
between the two countries is gradually
returning to normal levels, according TO
returns issued by the Dominion Bureau
OF Statistics. In the year ending June
80 Canada imported goods from the
united States with a value of $766 1893.
ol7, and exported goods to the value Of
1901 ,933,266, reducing the trade bal
ance in favor of the United States for
the year to 1854, 459 81, a gain of S1O7,-
072. JOG over 1920
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Coffee Futures
Tho range Of prices:
Markets In Other Cities
Railroads

nles Omen. High Low Last.
$50 Utah Copper 1873 4Sis As AZ
100 Utah Metals. TX ia TX X
As wolverine .... 10 10 10 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Generally Firm
Tone in Broader !
Trading on Curb
Standard Oil of Indian. !.
Feature, With Rally t.
Above 70; Others n
Group Show lrregular;,a

Although transactions on the .r.,
market yesterday showed a brosa NV
tendency and prices ruled censrs Is'
nrm' irregularity developed before ~
close and net changes for the a ,.s
were small. uAs
Standard Oil of Indiana was
the features, with an advance 10 ab.,. =,
- representing steady aceun,,,a. s''
OF this stock. Other OH sfocl l,~'aIoa
irregular. Cities Service. sfa MAJ wsrs
and Carib Syndicate ruling ea s, aVa,0e
1ernatIonal Petroleum was bicbss. III
Durant Motors and Glen 49, = :,
held steady in the industrials ~, SOsl
ter showing small advance '"e 'a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05

cording to statement issued to-day
by the Federal Reserve Board During
the ten days ended April 10 the total
was S43,000,00
Exports of gold during the second
ten days of July, however, were only
$511,762.
Of the gold imported during the
July period France sent in more than
100000 worth, and Great Britain
more than s7,000,000 The total gold
exported included S33,367, sent to
Canada. S43,465 to Mexico and $40 900
to Hongkong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Detroit
Pittsburgh

$50 50 Am M Mnt 6 eas 4; ga - - .ss SO.
20 Guffey Gillespie liz liz liz liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Gold Imports in Ten DAYS
Aggregate $4,000. 600

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-Gold i'm
ports amounting to s32,0OO,000 during
the ten days ended July 20 reached
the hlghest mark for any similar
period in the last three months. &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05

Federal Farm loan as,
1e4i. op 1ocI......
Federal Farm Loan So.
1888. OF. l993 ...
Federal Farm loan 4i.a.
1888 op. l924.
Federal Farm Loan 4lss.
l9as op. 1929. ..
Federal harm Loaa 4tas.
1891 OPP. iae2
Joint S0ck Land Bank
bs. 1889 OPP la2i....
Joint Stock Land Bank
%, 1888. op. 1928
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05

Southern spot Narkets-(ialveston steady
- - points higher at 12.5oc; sales, $50 bales
New Orleans steady. IL points higher at
llSsc, sales l,297 bales Mobile steady
unchanged at lie; sales. 80 bales Savan-
nah steady Z points higher at lis SIC; sales
!9o bales Norfolk steady, unchanged al
1l75c; sales, LIS bales Augusta Steady,
l., points higher at 1i.SSc; sales 2Si bales
Memphis steady. unchanged at H. 25c
sales, 1880 bales Houston steady 20
points higher at 1230c; sales. 227o bales
Little Rock quiet. unchanged at lie; sales
$40 bales. Dallas steady - points higher a t
ii l3c; safes, 10i bales. Montgomery firm.
unchanged at lie; sales. nil Fort Worth
steady. % points higher at II zoe; sales,
40 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Engine KusIles Into Station

The engine III freight train that
dashed into the esasion AZ Mines,
Ff2nce, mounted tne platform and
,nsts for "a door labeled "yhis Way
Out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
or THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DOMESTIC
LABOR SAVING, CORpnp .vInN

I+.kfsUE SAVING COKPOKAJION
Not.cs 9 hereby given that a special
meeting u tho a.ocknolders Of the Do
nestle Labor Saving Corporation Will he
he'd at the once OF tho Corporation at l04
wet 4Atn Street. in the Borough OF Mar
naitan, cry. County and State Of New
YORK, on the l5th day OF August 1921 at
twelve o'clock noon. for tho purpos. az
changing the name OF this Corporation.
shs following name, II ana II Dis,ribut
ing Corporation"
JAMES LYMAN, President
ELI.EE rCI.r Sncretarv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Bank of England Statement

The proportion Of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 14.50 per cent
Last week is was 1921 per cent.
Rate of discount, Il per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

FSIV. tsIl
Live beef, fair to
prime, 100 lbs STT50 9.25 $1350015.50
sides lb ....' 100 1871 100 rs
Live veals, com
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ... sbo@14oo 14.oo@2 1000
d 9 d veal
city, ID ...:: 1920 .ss .22@ 80
lbs. ;......... 5000 500 5000 $50
Dressed mutton
city, lib. ,.:.:. .o7@ .12 100 10
Live lambs, fair
ii, lbs. .....;.' soo@12.5o 11.ooo15.oo
city. ID. ..... $50 81 200 50
Hogs. 100 lbs A II 5OQDI2.50 16.5000t7.25
d + hogs,
bacon lb .174@ 10 2Sla@24
Pork, biol. ....... 24.50M $500 390oD34.00
Mess beef Dbl. u 00QDl4.GO lS006pl9.O0
Lard. NJ / d d
West, 100 lbs. 12.40@1250 1q1OG192O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
FINANCIAL
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELE
GRAPH COMPANY.

Auguat J, I92l.
Certificates Tor American Telephone and
Telegraph Company stock paid for IN fun
- - Jply 20. 1921. apder tho proylsi0ra
cr ne circular u MAY 10. l3zl. are ready
FOR de4tyery a. she office % tie Irnasuror
IN %ew Iork ut the oftice IN Boston II
payment MAJ made sncsej upon she sur
IercTr ~ fujf paid rec 81 pfs given in
acknowledgment az sutscrs ption payments
II nLA!R SMITH TreaAuser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05

sales Open. High. Low. Last
100 Lone star Gas 5oia 2Ga 20 20
200 Nat Firepfg pr IS Is Is is
70 Ohio Fuel Sup. a. a AZ 43
14O Okla Nat Gas. 23% - 23% 23&
13o West Air Brke 1913 S95 S9as SoiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Bank of France Statement

PARIS, Aug. 4.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows the
following changes In francs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cables.-Spot cotton fair bust
ness doing at points advance. Middlng,
S.S3d. Sales. 600 bales, American. 5000.
lmports 1929 American ooo FUTURES
lower. closed steady at to 6 points ad-
vance. October. S.79d; December s92d;
January S.93d March, 9.0ad; May, 9.0Sd.
Manchester: Yarns and cloths quiet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
Drank s. RIcHEsoN,
RoRT. c. HAYLlss, 'e'

y. B.-Thc above sale is made sub
ject To Il prior lien of $500. duo
November 81. 1921, bearing per cent
interest. payable quarterly
DICTIONARY without indexes, wSild
not appeal 10 you Every Times D!s-
patch Want Al IS properly indexei and
classified You can easily and Aay
STOP and think how many hundreds OF
buyers are now reading these SPECIFIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
1UCTiONS-LECILS
L.clnl Notices
81

u EETl NG-Ihe regular meeting OF tho
stoCkhoidcrs OF tn. Manchester National
bank FOR tho election Of officers and In,
transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before tn. meeting
ices. 1900 Hull street. Richmond Va
thursday. January ~, 1921. at 4. NJ.
ID =. HALl.AI;l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
EQUITABLE Loan SOCIETY, INC.

The regular meeting OF the stock o!i.rs
of the Equitable Loan Society Inc, OF
tors for the rat!hcation or the acts OF
the directors tor thn last nscai year ami
for the transaction OF any other bu.,.
mesa nicir may properly come before la,
said meeting VIII gc nc.d Tuesday jan
nary iiih 1874 III l.. NJ. al us oriir.
No. i2j North Eighth Street. Rich.
InUnd. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
IJCTIONS-LECiLS
legal Notices

ANNUAL. MEErINCi-The Saving. H.n.
OF KleEmond The annual meeting OF
the siuchh0d.rs OF this bank wiu be
held at It's banking house. No. III?
East Main Street. on Thursday. Jauuary
10 1921 At o'clock l.. NJ. tor the pl,r.
pose %! ciucllus directors for the ,nsn
INK year. zoo the ratification OF IN,
aCis II the directors for thu last u,r.,t
year. ana tor Ia. transaction OF any
otnrr business that may properly COM,
before me meeting James NJ. BaI
Cashier.
ICY ORDER ~: y. Cohen. l West Hro,J
street. / VIII sell "a! forfeited pledges on
Monday. January u, 1921. at 9:Iv \. Nj
Parties having pledges past due viii
either renew or redeem sam. before sale
N.uslyy. ..utttynprr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

In execution of n certain decd OF
trust TO the undersigned trustees.
the Clerks Office. Henrico C,otfnty
Circuit Court, in u. II. 2Ii-Bs page
2le. default having been made IN tho
payment of the debt therein secured
holder thereof We will sell by pub
lie auction on tho premises, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY. -, 1891,
at 1900 O'clock y. NJ.
the real estate described in the said
All that certain lot, parcel or'tsaet
or land with the concrete block dwell
Ing thereon, and All appurtenanass
the County OF fienrico, State of Sir-
Sina, containing TWO CD acres, moro
or iesSA located at the southwest cor
bank OF the James River. about six
co miles southeast Of Richmond, and
more particularly described ms fol-
lows: BEGINNING at a point on tho
hundred and eighty four (2Si) feet
south OF the Intersection OF the said
Canilcld estate and tho Schwartx
with the said James River and along
the line of several marked trees. Il
distance Of two level OF the valley
therein: thence at right angles n
southerly direction and along the
base of the bluff or a line parallel
with and thirty 600 feet distant
ley to its intersection with the James
River. thence northwartliy along the
line of the james River to the point
OF beginning"
Soc plat of survey attached TO q
deed from Franck Il. Cosby TO L. f..
schmidt. trustee, dated July >. 1917,
and recorded in the aforesaid Clerks
Office in -. Is. 2lt-A. page 81.
This sale affords a rare opportunity
to secure u delightful summer. home,
or clubhouse, situated on high biuf
on James River. The interior OF tho
dwelling is handsomely painted and
decorated, the worR nav
ing been done by u skilled artist.
TERMS: Cash.
Drank s. RICHESON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
OLD DOMlNlGN IhGSr COaipANY.


The regular annual needing OF tho
HockhoilSrs OF D!d Dnu,imiOn Trust Com
papy VIII be held AT ;ne office of the
company; No. 500 East Main Street. Rich-
isei at IL O'Clock noun ;or tina o,irnasa
of eiectins directors of the company ami
for the TRANSACTION OF suCh other busin,s,
rs may properly roi.e before the uneoting
The stock transfer books OF tn, conf
panS WAL be closed At - O'Clock noon ON
DcceinDrr u 1917. and remain closed In
accordance with the bylaws Until! after
the ddIournment OF SAID inectinE
w. II. SLAUGHTER. Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
NnrIcE M rIIE rI,uLlc,

American Railway Express Company will
on Ihursd.y. January 20. 1891. at 10
o clock y. NJ. in the court room OF Tn.
State Corpo:Ytion Commission. Richmond,
Va. apply to- said commission FOR author.
iiy to make cnccts~. on iutrastutn business
in Virginia. thc provision 81 the REVISED
official cNprcss classification ns authorized
ANA approved by tn" Interstate. Commerce
Com m sssion applicable Ia. inivTSta:. trn,,ic
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wuntc,i-remnie

LhuNDEESS -Tirst.claSs !aundress wants
SINAI! washing 10 do a. home. Helena
Selsnn. ! M.st Ri'! Street.
STE$OGKAIiiII-F. Young
!dry desires position private score
ta.y or Ht-nogId pher. Address !io1
llIl. Richmond. Va
Observation-Disclosures r,Elst.ral Iurse
desires position IA isCtOrI. ispeusar,
Or doci1Es Office. q 80. care Times