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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04
BEVERIDGE VICTORY
OVER NEW IS SEEN AS
A BLOW TO HARDING
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
coils that Indiana is essentially an
organization State. bred of long
study and perhaps unequalled inter-
est in things political.
Friendly TO President.
New. in Indiana, had everything a
machine politician could ask. He had
all the established leaders on ms
side and the reputation or peing a
tried and trusted personal and polit-
ical friend OF President Harding. He
repeatedly stated that he should be
returned because he could be counted
on to support the President and IL
the outcome OF the primary is wide
ly regarded as n blow to Harding's
prestige. II Will he due to the fact
that New and his lieutca ahts stressed
the necessity Of his return 20 uphold
Hnrdinss hands. They even go,
Harding to 'listen in" on a radio.
phone speech New made In Wash
ington and which was broadcas ted
to his Indiana constituents--togeth or
with tho tidlngs that Harding was
an Interested participant In the show.
After that, however. Harding made
1t clear he would not take any part
in tho primary struggle aud the
Navy Department issusd an ordsl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04
SCIENCE ROBS
CALOMEL Of ITS
NAUSEA & DANGER
Sickening and Dangerous
Qualities ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nal Virtues Retained and
Improved - CnlOtabs tho
New Name.

What will human Ingenuity do
next? Smokeless powder, wireless
teiegraphy. horselcss carriages. color
less iodine. tasteless quinin.-- now
comes nausealess calomel. The new
Improvement called "Calotabs" Is on
sale at local drug stores anI is the
sensation OF the drug trade.
For biiiousness. constipation and
indigestion Calotabs Is a practically
perfect remedy. One tablet at bed
time. with swallow OF watcr-that's
all. No taste, no nausea, no gr,ping.
i:y morning your liver is thoroughly
cicnnsed and you are feeling hne.
with hearty appetite. Eat what
you pleaSe-no dangor-go about
your business.
Beware OF limitations! Genuine
Calotabs arc, sold only in Checker
board" (hlack and white) packages
bearing. tho copyrighted tradsmark,
"Calotabs," The large. family siss
sells for thirty-hve cents; vest-pockot
thorfsod to .refund the price, II you
ARC not delighted with Calotabs.--
IA
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WAR FRAUD PROBE
SEEMS A CERTAINTY
Ipy United News. !

WASHINGTON. May a.-Investiga-
ton o: alleged war frauds seems n
certainty AS the result OF the favor
able report OF tho House Rules Com
mittee on the resolution OF Repre-
aehtatiVes johnson and Woodruff
providing the investigation.
Chairman Campbell OF the Ru,es
Committee. who supported the resoIu-
ZION. said the House will vote on IL
In the near future
Johnson and Woodruff, in advocat-
Ing their resolution. charged that the
war Department and tho Department.
OF Justice have been lax In seeking
10 uncover was frauds. In auditing
war contracts and in prosecuting
war profiteers.
secretaries Weeks and Daugherty
wrote tho committee saying they did
not oppose the contemplated investi-
cation.
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Commissioners
Sale

cult Court OF Henrico County. Vir-
ginia, In the cause therein pending
Gall, ysSHr sEEer M Xsry VS. Ws.N W. d. wsde
erH, Abraham hycrs and Andrew My
ers entered on the 10th day of April
1872. j shnl! AS Special Commission
er appointed by said court, offer FOR
the courthouse Of the Circuit Court OF
Hcnrico County. Richmond. Virginia.
on
SATURDAY. MAY 6. 1922.
AT IL O'Clock Noon.
that certain piece or parcel of land
lying and being in the, County OF
the parina Road, as shown by plat
recorded In the County Survey Book
No. 2, page l57. being the same prop
srty that Anna Myers acquired from
daed as is hi,rs and pc ree desd
ed December 4. 1901. In Deed Book
TERMS: One third cash and the
residue In equal instnllments. pay
after date. evidenced by notes with
interest from the date Of sale at tho
rate or per cent per annum. title
retained until the whole purchase
rected by the court: or ali cash at
tho option of tho purchaser.
HAMILTON S. BURNETT.
Special Commits SiOner.
r. B. CHAFF!N & CO. INC.
Auctioneers.
the Special Commissioner In the above
entitled cause provided for in the
above mentioned decree, has been
duly given.
SAMUEL p. WADDILL,
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INSTITUTE PROPOSAL IS
TABLED BY COMMITTEE
City CounciImen Oppose Pur-
chase of Building for An.
mex to City Hall.

notwithstanding a recomm ndatlen
of special committee that the city.
in the interest of economy, and as a
means for taking core OF the crowded
city departments. and providing room
Tor bureaus now occupying rented
space. purchase the building now oc-
cupicd by the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute. at Eleventh and Broad Streets.
the Committee on Utilities of City
Council last night, on motion of Coun-
Gilman Dfckerson. tabled tho resoiu-
ton and on suggestion Of Alderman
White. chairman OF the special COM
mittee. that committee was dis
charged. and q new one. on motion OF
Mr. OtoSsrson wAs named. consist
Ing OF Mr.. Dlckerso1. Alderman Nun
naly and Councilman Peters.
A. g. Jones and L. r. Christian
spoke In favor Of the proposition.
They pointed out that the building
could be utilized, at little expense In
remodeline. for city Offices. while the
purchase price would get back to the
city through the work of the Institute
In providing instruction to Its young
men. Mr.. Jones said the institute
trustees had purchased the old
Woman's College Building Mt Tenth
and Marshall Streets. and would soon
vacate the present building as be-
ing too small to accommodate tho
demands. The recommendation of tho
special comittee had received the ap-
prevail of the city officials Interested
In securing orc room for operations.
a petition from the Service Legion
asking that plot in Riverview Gene
terry he set aside for burial OF In
digcnt soldiers of the world war, was
adopted. after the committee heard
from Mrs. Ker0 and Mrs. Judd, off,
GERS of that organization.
n special committee TO look into the
| question of securing q sitc for a pub
lie library was named. consisting OF
Councilmen Dickerson and Ladd and
Alderman White.
The special farm committee re-
ported progress. and tho committee
| accepted the Invitation OF the sub
committee to accompany It In an in
spection of tho first OF the four farms
from which to select a site, the first
inspection to be taken next Saturday
afternoon st o'clock. when the COM
mittee, accompanied by the Finance
Committee, will view the Hun farm,
| In Henrico County.
a subcommittee, consisting OF
Councilman Ladd. Aldermen White
and Woody. was named to consider
disposition OF unused city property,
and a committee embracing Alderman
Nunnally. Woody and Councilman
Johns was named to consider tho
Feasibility OF enlarging the present
building occupied by Hastings Court,
Part H.. 80 that all city oflces In
South Richmond may be placed under
| one roof
a number OF applications for use
OF city water and gas by nonresidents
wore referred to Director Trafford
for recommendation.
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Brown. y. A.. sSe West Grace
street TO 1900 Grove Avenue.
Beatley. II. s.: 1907 West Main
Street to 1907 West Cary street.
Case, Is. ~; 100 North Third Street
to storage.
Driver, f. F.; 500 Stuart Road to
Lakeside.
Dietz. c. f.: 27os Hanover Avenue
to 5000 Hanover Avenue.
Dixon. ]. r.; loll Perry Street to
COS West Twenty-fourth Street.
Fuque. o. T.: 40s West Broad
Street to 5?2 West Grace Street.
Fitzgerald. william: Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway 10 1877 West Grace
Street.
Andrew. F.: 10 North Thirtie,h
Street to SIS North Thirtieth Street.
Street TO s04 North Bullock Street.
Gentry. n; 1913 Taylor Street to
1904 East Main Street.
Herndon. Mrs; Morixoe Terrace to
Norfolk. Va.
Hail. Fl. NJ: 1907 chamberlayne
Avenue to 1910 Chamberlayne Ave-
nue..
jackson. r.: 1911 North Moore
Street TO 1907 IL West Moore Street.
TO 32l2 Fifth Avenue.
Lindner. c. NJ; 1896 wost Grace
Street to 2sls Chaffln Street.
Lynch. j.: 1898 North Twenty
eighth street to 290S Nine Mile Road.
Maltz. F.. NJ: 25ls Floyd Avenue to
200 North Sheppard Street
Mitchell. c.: l723 Park Avenue to
Wilson Apartments.
Manot, H.; 3 North Felt Street to
zoos North First Street.
Nelson. II. T.; Gresham Court to
storage.
Sheldon, NJ: so4 East Clay Street
TO $500 block Lawson Street.
Smith. w. NJ: Sl4 North Second
Street TO storage.
shackleford. G. L.; atorage TO 1925
Floyd Avenue.
Smith. p. f.; 2oie Chamn Street to
3loI NJ Street.
Steward, NJ: 1927 North Twenty
fifth Street to 29l3 y Street.
Thomas. J. F.; 2os Homes Street TO
5l21-2 North Fourth Street.
Winfree. X. F.: 309-A North Thir-
ty-fourth Street to 308s Montrose
Avenue.
Weldon. s. H.; 1929 West Grace
Street to Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Weller, p: 6l3 North Allen Ave-
nue. TO 350I East Marshall Street.
Walton. l.. E.: 1904 Wcst Marshall
| Street to loi North Sycamore Street.
Wildtorns, X. N: Ills G.ove Ave-
nue. TO Cherry Bluff. Va.
Worrell. Fl. NJ; 1919 Gordon Street
10 Kingiand Station, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04

Russia. and DIR. Rathenau, of Ger
many. NJ. Tchltcherin alluded to the
rights OF communism and declared
that it was Impossible for the Rus
sian government to renounce it's
control over exchange operations.
despite the fact that the financial
report characterized this control as
mischievous.
Private Credits Urged.
The financial report. like the
memorandum OF the powers to the
Russians. emphasizes that assistance
to dlsorganized countries should
take the form OF private. not govern
mental, credits.
NJ. Tchitcherin insisted on govern
mont loans. and this Endorsed tho
views OF NJ. Rakovsky. who had put
liciy declared that tho Soviets. rs
tho Russian government, expected a
loan from tho powers.
In conclusion, NJ. Tchitcherin
voiced the conviction that Il was
only by economic collaboration OF
two worlds whose policy Is based on
different economic systems. that
mankind could move towards recon-
struCtior and peace.
Dr. Rathonau declared that from
the Genoa conference the world not
only expected theses and theories,
but hoped that tho representatives
Of the great nations would give evil
dence of energetic. efficaclous ard
immediate cooperation with respect
In econom.r nd social needs OF great
urgency. liz voiced warning that
100000 people were without work,
and something must be done for
them.
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INDICATES FRANCE WILL
AGREE TO SETTLEMENT
LBy Assocl


PARIS, May 3.-Louis Barthou,
head of the French delegation to
Genoa, arrived in Paris today and
went Immediately to the foreign Office
to confer with Premier Poincare. He
was to attend meeting OF the
Cabinet,
An onlci, communique said: Pre-
mier Poincarc. I'm the name OF all
ministers. thanked NJ. Barthou for
tho energy and authority no has
shown In facilitating the work OF
tho Genoa conference and &. the
same time defending French Inter
ests.
After examining the situation the
government OF tho republic unani-
mously decided that France would
not separate from Belgium.
M. Darthou Will return to Genoa
on Friday"
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l.. h. & J. S. HARVIE.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustee Auction Sale
Five Room Stucco Bungalow
LOCATED IL
Bryan Park Heights

In execution OF certain deed of
trust. dated October 81. 1921. and
duly recorded In the clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court OF Henrico County,
in Deed Book PISA. page 142. de.
fault having been made In the pay
Inent OF part OF the notes secured
therein. and being SO required by the
noteholder Il will ofrer FOR sale at
public auction. OH the premises. on
MONDAY. NAY s, 1929.
at o'clock +. NJ.
the property described in said deed,
q 8 follows:
All that certain lot or parcel of
land. together with all the improve
ments thereon, lying and being In
the County OF Henrico. State Of viz
ginia, known ms lot No ten Go), in
Block Fl" Bryan Park Heights. Sec
ton 3; plat OF which Ia recorded in
Deed Book l95-B. page 2es, fronting
nifty feet on the north side OF Kent
street and running back 1882 feet
TO an alley In common 1872 feet wide
TERMS: For so much cash as may
nc necessary TO execute this trust. the
notes mat are now due. {3go,50. and
the balance In six months.
D. b. CROSS. Trusee.
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LADY ASTOR TO MAKE
HER SUNDAY REST DAY
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May 3.-Lady
Nancy Astor Will make no public ad-
dress In Lynchburs Sunday afternoon
though urged by relatives to do So
Instead. she has advised by telegram
that II will BIO her pleasure here sun
deg - rest with relatives. The an
nouncement came as great disap-
pointment to women who were try
ing to arrange Sunday afternoon
meeting at the CITY Auditorium.
Lady Astor's only public function here
VIII be an Informal reception at the
OnkwoOd Club Saturday evening.
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Washington Says Nothing.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May State
Department officials declined today
TO discuss reports OF an American
protest against the Genoa memo
randum to Russin, but 1t was indi-
Gated that there had been no de-
partare from the American govern
mentl policy OF nonparticipation In
the Genoa negotiations.
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FRANCE IS Baking
ON RUSSIAN PLAN
CONTINUED from First page

so'd' The United Statos. said the
chairman. with almost half the
WORLDS gold. could Join In the flu
ture study OF the problems without
involving itself In political difncuI-
ties and could help Europe as we'll
as herself
The other speakers at the session
were Signor Schanzcr. of Italy: NJ.
Schulthess. OF Switzerland; NJ. Pic
ard. OF France; NJ. Tchitcherin. OF
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High
Constable's
SAIE!

/ will sell by public auction, on
THURSDAY. the 4th DAY OF MAY
1929,
o'clock P. NJ,
ut my storehouse. No. 1906 East
Franklin. the following property, to
sRtisfy distress warrants and execu-
lions in my hands:
Lot of Household and Kitchen Fur
nituIf, Piano, Victrola. 10. OF Rec
ords, lot of Law Books, etc, Old An
tique Mahogany Chesterfield, etc
TERMS: Cash
w. II. WYATT, JR.,
High Constable City Richmond.
THESE advertisers are all eager TO aeryS
you whenever you call on thom
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American Protest Rumorcd.

GENOA. May IA report was cir
culated here today that tho American
State Department. hal Instructed
Richard Washburn Child, American
ambassador to italy to protest
against tho contents OF article OF
the economic conferences memo
randum to Russia as affecting Amer
lean holders OF property In Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04
REMOVALS REPORTED

The following removals have been
rcprtcd at police headquarters:
Banks. T. c.: 1909 Miller Avenue
to 5o7 North Thirty-sccond Street.
Baughman. j. w: COS North Th,r.
ty-tourih street to Curles Neck
Road.
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NOTICE or ANNUAL. Mrrr1Na

VI ANNUAL MEETING.
Noticc is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of tho Sea-
board AIT Line Railway Company will be
hciu At mo principal otlico az -the Com
pnny. North Market Street. In tho city
OK fetcisours. Virginia. at twelve o'clock
noon. standard time, on the 18TH DAY
OF MAY. 1922. for tho purpose OF elect
ing board OF directors and tho transse-
tlon OF any and oil other business that
may como before the meeting. including
considering and voting upon tho approval
ana fa,ihcItion OF all contracts. acts and
proceedings OF the board OF directors, OK
ecutiVe committee and ofrieers since tho
last annual meeting Of stockholders
IN accordance with tho provisions OF
ths bylaws. tho close OF buslnhss on tbs
18th day or April. 1873. has been fixed
as tho time for determining stockholders
Vf record entitled to vote at said meet
Ing.
by order of tho Executive Committee
ROBT. l.. MUTT. Secretary.
Anil 400
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COURT SALE
Two-story Detached
Dwelling
o. 2sO5 GOLD NO. soa) VIRGINIA
AVENUE,
Barton Heights


=, As per decree. OF the Richmond
Lyme vs. Matte F. Lyme. ct ais en-
dersiGned Special CommissIoner so to
DO, will sell at public auction, on
the promises.
THURSDAY, MAY 4TH,
AT O'Clock P. NJ,
the property described in said decree.
neSs6S No. lot so 81 n sna VI Win ,ay
ginia Ave. in the Barton Heights:
line OF Virginia Ave. 104 feet north of
W1ckham Street: thence running
notthwardly along the eastern line
Of Virginia Ave. and fronting thereon
90 feet; thence extending back east
wardly between parallel lines 12O
feet. moro or less. to an alley
, This Is an attractive s-room dwell
ling. with city improvements. gas.
nice, snug. comfortable residence.
Early possession.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance
6. IL aud IS months. Negotiablo notes
8 per cent. payable Semi-annually:
title retained by the court till full
payment or all cash, ut option OF pur-
chaser
w. w. BEVERLY,
r,,on,SSP scia,l, :, Commissionsr.
Auctioneers.
The bond required OF Special Com
missioner In above cause has been
duly given.
C. o. sAvILLB.
Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04

IN the matter OF
EVA BUCH. trading rs In
NEW YORK CLOTH i!ankruptcy.
ING COMPANY, No. z9IS
Ba B4,rupt.
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TO STEPHEN COLLINS. " living. and, 10
dead. TO his persona! Representatives.
heirs and deviaoss. all of whoai arc un-
known and alt Of whom arc nunres,deuts
~ Virginia, =
TAKE ScriCE-Ts.: Nave purchased
from the Treasurer of the County OF
t'nach!hnd. virginia, for unpaid delinquent
taxes thereon, tract Of 1876 acres OF land
IN BYRD District. 0o0chiand County, VIZ
Iinla. standing in the maine OF Stephen
Collins. and having fully complied with
The law a. 10 such purchases. / shall At
the expira y.on OF four months from the
relues, the Clerk of tho Circuit Court
OF Gocchland County TO execute a deed 10
me Tor ssid tract OF lsnd. as provided by
law.
Respectfully.
d. n. CowHERD.
TO GRIFFIN c. MARKS, II l!vink. and
II dead. to hIs personal representatives.
heirs and devisees. ali OF whom arc up :.
known, and all OF whom are nonresi-
dents OF Virginia:
TAKE NOTIcE-That have purchased
from the Treasurer of the County of
Gooohland. virginia. for unpaid delinquent
taxes thereon. tract of esh acres OF
land In Byrd District. Goochland County
Virginia. standing IN tho name OF Grimm
G. Marks. and having fully complied with
the expiration of four months from the
date OF the nrst publ!co ton OF this notice,
request the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Goochland County to execute deed 10
mo for said tract OF land as provided
by law.
Respectfully.
Il. r. CowHERD.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
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FOR RENT.
irst Floor Store

Splendid location for real estate
office or hardware business. Apply
Tenant. l04 North Seventh Street.
Randolph 1l47.
BY J. THOMPSON BROWN G CO.
l0li f. Main Street.
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4 L.
Notice IN hereby given that Z. w, Evans
and a. l.. Sharp. partners. trading as
Evans & Sharp. at Is South Fifteenth
Street. In IN. city OF Richmond. Va.
have. this tho 3oth day OF April. 1S22
sold the Wholesale fish dealcrs' business TO
e. VI. Street Co.. who will conduct
hereafter tho said business at the said
place an their SUCCESSORS.
MI personB having claims against the
tiid Evans & Sharp will please preson,
ilom ut the said place for payment.
Tho said Evans q Sharp recommend
hereby their successors in the said bust
hess TO their former customers with full
confidence that the satisfaction which
they have endenvored 10 give VIII be fully
found In dealing with their succcssors
Given under our hands. this, tho oath
dny OF April. 1877.
y. w. EVANS AND A. l.. SHARP.
Partners. trading Evans 4 Sharp.
L. VI. STREET d CO.,
Trading as successors TO Evans & Sharp.
THE ATLANTIC LAND AND IMPROVE
NENT COMPANY.
ONCE Of the Secretary.
"otico Is hereby given that tho regular
annual mcctin. OF Stockholders Of Tho
Atlantic Land and Improvement Com
pany VIII bs held at the Once of tho
company In the Richmond Terminal Rail-
way station, In the city OF Richmond
virginia, on TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY
Or MAY. 1922. ut i2:30 o'clock i. 81.
II. l.. BORDEN. Secretary.
hprn -. 1922
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DisrLAi LLAa,it.tU
NOTICE!
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE STOCK OF MERcyAN.
Disc

In execution OF a certain general
deed OF assignment made by n II.
Seay to the undersigned trustee for
the benefit OF all OF the creditors Of
the said r. IL. Seay. dated April /.
1872. and recorded in the clerks office
of Amelia County Circuit Court. I viii
sell at public auction, on tho prem
Uses. Mt Jetersville, Va.
SATURDAY, MAY 10. 1922.
at IL O'Clock noon,
the entire stock OF general mercb,n-
disc OF the said r. II. Seay. as n unit
consisting OF Notions. Shirts, Gloves
hardware. Candies, full line OF
groceries. etc. etc. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
II. p. MORRIS. Trustee
w. J. ELAN, 'Auctioneer.
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TGs annual meeting Of the Mutual A.,
7urhnce Society of Virginia will be held
a, the office of the socirty. Room l0t
Mutual Huildihg. Richmond, Va, on
May Is. is2l. at I O'Clock =. NJ
u. MOFFETT KING.
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FOR SALE.
8o6 WEST GRACE STREET
Three-story brick dwelling -
rooms and modern. Lot "a fccet
inches by $50 feet. Seen by appoint.
ment only. Price reasonnble. Can.
apartments. ih'o
Apply to
C. NJ. DEAN.
4OE z. o. Building.
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY coMphNY.
Richmond Va. April &c, 1922.
The annual meeting OF Lot Owners OF
Hollywood Cemetery Co. will be held AT
the Chamber OF Commerce building audi
forum on TUESDAY. MAY THE 9TH
H,s.s. at 1870 f.. 81.
E. c. WIGHT TrsaA
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY

once OF tho Secretary.
Hoiice II hereby given that the reguIa r
annual ana Eensral meeting of Stockhoid
ers o! the Ausuue Coast Linz Railroad
Company VIII l'e held at the ONO. of IN,
company, Ia Tho tichmond Terminal Rail-
way station. In tho city OF Richmond
virginia, ON TUESDAY. THE 10TH DAY
Or MAY 1917. at IL o'clock 4. 81. The
uhn.ser books OF the Company will close
Wednesday, May .. 1919, at ] O'Clock p. NJ,
snd wi! be Icopened on Wednesday. May
u. is.2. at 10 O'Clock A. 81.
II. l.. borden. Secretary.
April %. 1872