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WANTS UNITED STATES TO I
SELL SEEDS TO FARMERS!
Secretary IJoustoa Declares Suclt i
Course Ntecmrr ?? Insure
1018 Crops.
(By Associated Press. J
WASHINGTON, January 3.?If nor- j
mal production of the nation's food '
and feed crops Is to be had thlG year,
prompt action to protect tho need sup
piles Is nccRssary, Secretary Houston
warned Congress to-day in asking for
an urgent deficiency appropriation for
government purchase and salu of seed
to farmers at cost.
"Thcro is urgent and Immediate
need for at lca:,t $6,000,000, and it Is
probable that an additional sum will
be required in the near future," said I
the uecretary. "The seed cituatlon pre- j
eetlta many difficulties. Two general i
areas have suffered severely from I
drought during tho past season?tho I
Southwest, including a large part ot
Texas and a part of Oklahoma, and a
considerable portion of the Northwest,
including large sections of North I?u
Vota and Eastern Montana. These
regions represent a large part of the
grain producing areas of the United
States. Tho seed corn situation In the
Northern half of the corn belt Is more
serious than it has been for many
yeare."
The secretary said it Is Important
that adequate seed supplies of soy
beans and white or navy beatis be I
available for the next planting sea-|
?on.
REFERS TO KAISER AS
BARBARIAN IN WILL!
Pew York Dtinlnriia Mmi I.eaves Estate
to French Soldiers Maimed
in War.
[By Associated Press ]
NEW YORK. January 3,?Reference
If Emperor William, of Germany, as
"tho babarlan who criminally caused
the war," was made by Jean Baptiste
Bourdla of the former eiltc firm of J.
Pourdls & Co., of this cl15*, In his will,
filed to-day. A bequest of 500,OOu
francs was provided for "institution.!
tinder the control of the French gov
ernment for tho relief of helplessly
crippled French soldiers victims of the
criminal war imposed by one man for
the satisfaction of his own ambitions."
Tho reBlduo of the rotate aleo Is to
be applied to the relief of maimed
French soldiers, while other sums were |
set aside for the benefit of French ho^- j
pUals and war orphans. The income I
of 100.000 francs was bequeathed to the
City of Lyons. France, for the purchase
of paintings for the pup'.ls of the Ecolc
des Beaux Arts, at which Mr. l.ourdls
van once a student.
TAX PAPERS DELAYED
Lack of Transportation Prevents Cir
culation of Interrogatories on
Dates Ad -ertlsed.
Owing to the delay In transportation
facilities and Inability to secure' suf- j
flclent paper stock for printing the
neoessary bland income tax forms to be I
used by income taxpayers in making i
their returns for the year 1917, the de- '
partment has been unable to have j
printed the forms required for distribu
tion among taxpayers. This delay has
necessarily disarranged tit e schedule
under which income tax officers were
to visit, on days heretofore advertised,
the varlons county courthouses and
other places, for the purpose of in- '
strueting taxpayers in the preparation |
of their returns, which arc to be tiled i
by March 1. These advertised dates I
have, therefore, been necessarily re- j
called, but the officers will visit each '
of the counties at a later date, no- |
tlce of which will be given. |
DEATHS
GLENN.?Died, at her rssidence. 1003 Grove j
Avenue. Rlchmoud. V*., January 3, 1915, 1
MRE. JOHN I' .iENN.
Funeral notice |at?r. j
GORBETT.? Dltd. January 3. 131*. J. W. ,
GORBETT. bR , of 14:7 Wen Clay. II* 1
leaven, besides his wife, who was Mit>s Mat
tte y. Flood, fix children, Llnwood J. 1
Walter, Jr., Millard M.. Mrs. C. T. Chappelt. :
Mrs. S. W. Burnetts aud Mlaa Lenor* M.
Corbttt.
Funeral notice later. ?
MEADE.-?Died, at hla home In Weal Phlla.
deipMa. January 1. I9is. Patrick J
MEADE, aged eighty-seven, survived by six !
daughter*, Mra. Hugh Ryder, Mrs. Alfred !
Plsasonton. Miss Elisabeth Meade, of PMIa- '
phla: Mrs. t.ella Hyndrnan. of Cincinnati. '
Ohio; Mr'. J- J- Smith, or New York; Mra. ;
Julian F. Green, of Richmond, and s>U aont,
J. W,, Percy C.t Jamea J., George G.,
Morris Meade, of Philadelphia; Thomas J?
of Richmond,
Funeral from Benedictine Chapel, Mount
Calvary, FRIDAY. Funeral on arrival of
7:50 A- M. train.
Pleafs omit flowers
N K W11 AN.?Dl c d, at her home, ??Hilton,"
Orange County, Va., Sunday, December
30, In the seventy-flnit year of her age.
KATHBRINX RANDOLPH, widow of Reu
nion M. Newman.
WILLIAMS.?Died, December jfT at the
residence of his son. Wilson Williams, in
New Orleans, La., FREDERICK H. WIL.
liIAMS. Ion* a resident of this city. He In
survived by hla wife, who was Miss Mar
garet Christian, and two eons, Fred. 11 .
Jr., of Texis, and Wilson Williams, of
New Orleans.
Funeral services lu L. T. Christian's fu
neral parlor, 1013 East Broad Street. FRI
DAY MORNING, January 4. ot 10 o'clock.
Burial In Hollywood.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST, between Lombardy and Mulberry, or
on street car, trov. n velvet bag. Phone
Madison <465. Reward
. LOST, small camco brooch surrounded by 1
pearls. Reward If returned to U'06 Hu&t .
Main Street. _____ i
LOST, roll of 11 bills with rubber band
around same on Thursday In jitney or
"300 block Stuart Avenue. Call Boulevard
1090.W.
LOST, tan suit case Tn vicinity oif the
Ivocomotlvo Works. Reward for return to
Richmond Transfer Co. '
LOST, a cold wrist walch, monogram M.
E. B. on back January 3. between 6 and
7 o'clock, between C&vedo's Drue Store and
Floyd and Robinson. Reward. Boulevard
I68ir.
?v ,
SUNDAY, 10 cents a lino t?er Insertion.
Minimum space, two lines.
The following tatea apply lor re
m^iKoiW!- CAb" 10 AC*
KATfc I'EB LINE.
Minimum apace, iwo llaoa.
SUNDAY and * UAIL.X tnaurtloua. SO cant*.
: DAILY UntcrtluMH. 15 cent*.
? OONSECUTIVU liiaurtlona. 40 ccnta.
Situation Wuiatt'O. aiuio unit Icmal#.
llltlV L/.llbl or CUiNUAIi I .4JCIII? * "P?*
1 !-:z: T1?*." -c% a^L nl?
Ciaealtlca tionn not guaranteed alter ? i.M.
btUSAAJUONS *OK X.-U. WANA A1>f*
Wi^bT Ut' biUti**!'
KuLnk a. xurncr. Drugeut. Weal UroaU.
tvl?ur uttyla Ave. iUnoVer Av?.
3,r"i.s;it;.A".vr at'.-a
Ci\,y ,?Snhina Drug Co.. KI W. Main St.
1 * ,ft,ier i>ruu biore. *vA> W. MargUaU bu
; ifriiel 5h*rm?ty. ?&4 S. fr"41"5 ut
hll'rneit u JJrut Store. 401 w. liroaa St.
Tll MW * Uio.. Hrook Ave. ana v-lay
^Tarrant Drue Store, t'ouuhe* and Uroad
et* EAST or FOUSHB13 STUB 1ST.
i.'obcn Co.. 11 Kjm?i .UrjMul ?t-, Kt
*i ra.tf le UrUK Co. fel7 i-*- t>ro?td bU
v T Jt?nwa OrxxK rituie. U%-u. Uiuad bL
Wallia Drug Store. tinu and a?aral?ail &i*
W fi L?aiey ^^OO N. TeuthBL
Hl'cbardttoii Drug Store, eoi ?\ beveuteenth
k-ssssf's-ftui.
tiVVllU?m? I'narmaey Twenty-firm and Mar
?'tTprln^r Drug Co.. Twenty-thlrd and
Vllorda D?uc Store. Twenty-ninth and Q
6 wood & Schaaf Drui Co.. Twoaty-Mth !
?\?ood?anai'?^rn"cy. Twenty-fifth and Leigh
"IK" Cra {? SrWio^ g is:slit
Blcharduon Cliy Street Drug Btoro, 601 N.
"hlrty-first Su fmrj|01;nt
rairmouut^harmacy^l^jF^rrnount Ave
biVere*a VZ& Store. MS**.*? A^
HIGHLAND F AilK
a N CoLby A Co.. 1?? Third Aye.
iif Vainchin. Fourth nud Stuart.
XoNvabcnd. MtUon *nd Maryland
AV6, KOUTll RICHMOND.
Branch Office Tlmea-Dlspatch. 1403 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Woodland Uclghta i'barmacy M04 Eemrnes
^Charlea W Garrison. 3117 Foreat H1U Ave.
SWANSBORO.
U M. Hoberlna Drue Store. ?>4 Hull St.
FL'LTON.
J a BlacVu iSlt. WlHlamabur* Ave.
miilO DrUi Store. J?K> WlliUmabure
Ava.
PETERSBURG.
Times'lMf ratch Branch. 110 North Eyca
Petersbnrr ?? |
i7usi"ASlUlUUN D
v-. m. ^ j
r/'K.r'w"s????<
;>nd card an?1 othT papers and ?>orno cash. ?
h" turn 10 1 hi* r.Hlco for reward. ,
LOST. Friday night, rarne^ pin, surrounded
by a i?-lat?d wire of pearls. 1 houa
Mii<?ilson W.
LUST; pair "TortoUe ahell rlru ejeglaisefi.
|:t?'?r'). M:id1.-oii .tj-'-.'.
iiKJLl* \VANTKU?Mmle
iucuiMST. botlermakera, macnintat help- t
? rs tjoiltrmakera* bclpcr*, cicriio. i
*r?rt in^l uorI ". WHIic -ud colored laborers. .
Appi> 1'ooin Su* Union btbtiou. atbinfion.
*?r ? vTV*r> flrst'Clits rhpir ruler. Woul4 I
VVpprIr on. "hu "n SobooUblndlnE aUo ?
Allaiila lilank Hook Manufacturing Co.. -1 .
VV.-t AlabatnH Slrft. At'.anla. Ga. .
vv- a ST1"V> Hi ot?? e. a competent, live cathler
U tor r Vinall? well-etial.ll'h^l Si?.1' ^ |
In vlllaira Southsl?i? Virginia. Olva f u'l
particular* l? nr?t ieUcr. Box ?3a. nich-;
rr.ond, Vh. ; ? j 1
BVItBKR wanted. Good st^udy Job. CiOOU ,
pay. yhort houre. It. Tokratf. j
W iXTKI) birb'r!* to work at Camp l;*?*
IS? to S15 a ?cek to the rltht.tnen. Ap
ply P. I* Watson A: Co.. Ill North fcyca
more Btrfft. Pf?er?hurc. - j
WANTED, a nrnt-clasa woodworklnK ma ,
chin* hand .to take charne of S.
fus 1 ?.net?l r;anrr: al?o banU ?ri f, I
he exr^rienred In kox work Apply David |
M I* a & Co.? TWenti^lh and Main Street.-. .
EXCELLENT po. itlon for nru.( la?:? ^rug- ,
cist Good h'*<ur.-; eood ;?!?': , A r^o. t
?ZlrnnIV. v 5S. cars Tlmes-Diypatcta. ;
uTvtED at once, an urir*B-t'rcd drug
clerk one with two or tlue. years' ex- j
nerlence Must be able to furnish refer
er're" State salary expected. Hoi oJ.
i.awr<.ncevllle. V?- ?
W \NTED. a firsl-ola.*? bookkeeper. Pos
N Hon Vlves good chance or i.ron. .
r.hf reference*. aR' a,"l sa.ary fApe^teJ.
E ? J. care T)mff - Di> pi''rh. j
DEPARTMENT STORE
wants h thoroughly ca
pable floor manager, ex
empt from draft. Appear
ance and good health im
portant, but ability to super
intend and insure proper
store service absolutely es
sential. Apply in own hand
writing, stating salary de
sired, to P. 0. Box 443.
HKlil* \\ A IS'TKD?Male
WA NTKD, un experUnced whole?*lo grocery
Milewmun. The position lliut we bold
opui I* u. koou una C/?r the right man. with
plenty room for uOvtncrnient. Apply at
once. ulatlnic experience. talary deafrecl tu
emrt. and liow aoon you can report for
work. K?t? Uror.. Wholesale Groc?rl??.
Kmjwrl Nrwji. Vn.
WANTKD. optical workmen, henchman and
surface cornier for retail liu.stnes.s. Ref
erences in Ural letter. Traylor Optical Co..
Rlrmlnirham. Ala.
V A NTKD. K>vr ral expTlcnccd senior tnd
Junior accountant.*; tiofo holding o-rtlfled
puhln- aci'MtintHiit i>r American Institute of
Account;! nt:<" ?:? rtlfical'- preferred. In ap
plication Kive r?f??r>Tice? ami full history
of iiurinf-ib cxpcrivrii-r. Hood salary to com
pel! tit men. W. I'. Hilton. 1001 Royaler
BltlK . Norfolk, Va.
WANTKD. i>ookk?ej>rr: one that can usflbt
In y.il.-y. .'.pply S?\ Ift ?s- Co.
WANTED, young man book
keeper for large local con
cern. Answer in own hand
writing, giving experience, sal
ary and references, to F 38, care
Times-Dispatcli.
I! 1;M?" \VAXTED~Fcuiule
YOUNU ittii.' i mn obtain excellent posi
tion's In our bindery at tliin time. No ex
perlcm-* in ctsary, Kleady work an I cooti
pay to b'.fflntict.i- Apply at pnee to \VII
liams Printing Company. 11 North Four
teenth Street.
YGUNli ladie.i to Item tlt< h white cotton
haridk?rrhi*f? on light Mrwlng machine*
run by novfr Clean, sanitary and profit
able employment. U'-Klnnera paid while
learning. ti '>0 per week. The Actac.son Il?r
den Co.. Rohm and Governor Streets, float
S'rrpi entrance.
WANTED, white women and
girls sixteen years old and
over for clean, pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(either day or night). Pay
while learning not less than
$1.25 per day. After learning,
from $1.50 to $2 50 per day of
ten hours. Time anl one-half
paid for night work. Pay once
a week. Meals served below
cost. B R1TISH - AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO., Ltd., 000 North
Lomburdy Street.
WANTED, firfct-clasa cook. Apply 3#0
Floyd Avenue. References required. Room
furnished.
WANTED, YOUNG LA
DIES BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 16 AND 25 TO
LEARN TELEPHONE
OPERATING. $1 per day
while learning. Advance
rate after first month and
frequent increases there
after. Extra pay for even
ing and night work. Day
consists of 7 or 8 hours. No
lay-offs. Private cafeterias,
where meals are served be
low cost. Recreation rooms
and the most comfortable
surroundings in the city.
Apply in person, 8:30 A. M.
to 5:30 P. M., Miss Boltz,
Room 502, 709 East Grace
Street.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF VIR
GINIA.
A lady of retinrment and intelligence to
take charge of houte for biudenta, ex.
penencKl In marketing and planning me?.lH.
\\ rstf with reference for appointment to V
4_1. <i,rc TlmeH-Dispatch. __
THOUSANDS {lovcrnmenl war poMtions open
to wotn^n. IS or over. $190 month. List
free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 730.L,
Kochener. X. Y
WANTED, h middle-aged woman to help
with genera! housework for two. Conve
nient hnni' and r. ork light. Address Mrs.
Firmvll!". Va. _____
WANTED, GIRLS.
$9.40 for five nights' work paid
beginners, with increased
pay when proficient. Light du
ties, running paper bag ma
chines. Clean, pleasant sur
roundings. Also wanted girls
for day work, $7.50 per week.
Apply immediately.
WORTENDYKE MFG. CO.,
Foot of Thirteenth Street.
IIliLP WANTED?Kent Mo
WANTED, competent mummy, witv city
reference, to nurse and housi..oep
InK In Nmall apartment; l\v<> peoplo. Cull
Boulevard 23S0-J or No. Z Lee Apartments.
Sheppnrd Street.
i WANTED, young lady book
keeper for large retail con
cern. State experience, refer
ences and salary expected in
own handwriting to J 40, care
Times-Dispatch.
W anted
Youri^ Ladies
over 16 years old for hand packers,
operators ami feeders on packing ma
chines and all kinda of other work.
Either night or day employment. i*?
ginncrs paid 17.00 per week. Can bo
increased materially in short time.
Time and one-half tor night work,
i Appiy Allen & Ginicr Branch. Seventh
? Cary Streets.
! it ELI' \V ANTED?rrorewslouAl
THE I NT I JUST AT 15 TEACH ICRS' AOKNCT,
i MAC 11 EC A BUILDING. NEW OKI.CANS,
1 I,A . NLKOi) COLI.WB GRADUATES.
M !?;:? .?N D WOM1.";. J Tip POSITION*'
OPEN .1ANUAUY 1 AND LATER. EARLY
KXIlOI.I M KNT DESIRABLE.
WANTI3D. icichtr tor p'li ic tchool, # 4 ?>
I iitr month. i'lfft-sf^i'; ? Ttlhcate. Ap
! plv H. M 1t'.'Mlfi:ni. Mai on. \ t.
j HKt7i~ WANTED?Main mid Female
WANTED. jnun or r oman food checker.
Guod po.v. room and boar J. Apply
Steward. Motel I' Ichinonfl
: TuciIMoND govetnmvut cleik examinations
i coming. IV) month. Thousands wanted.
' Sample questions fr?-r. I'ranklln Institute.
L>e lit. 47K L. Ro< hey i ?-r. .*>? Y
WANTED?Salesmen
I LARGEST company In the world spedallr
' Sr.* in accident and health insurance
I wants a i.ve, earnest agont In every Vlr
I glr.la ana Carolina town. Over Ili-.O'.O.OOO
paid iri claims. Johnion & Adams, South
eastern Ma ti a g-r:<. ff? shitiff to n. D. C.
SITUATION" WANTED?-Male
CAPABLE- all-around office man and safer
man desires change. Good stenographer.
Can handle correspondence. C J'J. care
Times-Dispatch.
ACCOUNTANT?Audita made, s> sterna In
i stalled. hooks kept. g'neral ar.ounttns
: done. Addrcss Expert. P. O. Box 10JCity.
WANTED, by" u bookkeeper and office man
/joaltion %?lth a Artl-tlaci firm. Good
erence and experiener. f*. O. Rnx 7>i'i.
I WANTED. hy younc man, position arf
i stenographer and collector. E 40, care
| TI men-Dispatch.
MAN of ability, uep'.ndable character, de
sires position a:i sales'mati: twelve years
experience. Can furnish best of references.
i: 4<. care Timee-Dlspatch.
STEADY young roiir.. no* subject to draft.
desires permunent pofltion at once. Bcot
referene*-. Madlson K1ES3-W.
ROAD mun. fifteen years' experience, v. Ishes
position with Jobbing house or manuUc.
turer. Address Traveler. E 43. care Titnej
'? D^P^h.
SITUATION WANTED?Female
clerical position. Best references. Ad
j dress L. care Tlme.?-Dlfpatch.
i YOUNG woman desires position In office,
1 general clerical work, fair education, pen
manship and spelling good; reasonably apt.
I Am willing to prov? ^ ortli. Salary no nh
lect if prospect is good. Address .1 11, care
! TniKs-l)!M'''i'-h _ ???.
B0^HnING
; HOT-WATER heated rooms, modern con
I venlences:. with hoard. 410 West Grace.
! ItOOM and hoard: modern conveniences.
Madison :.897-W. West G.-act.
1 HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with pri
vate bath: table hoard a specialty. Mrs.
Myrtle Anderson. :00 La: t Tranklln Street.
FOR RENT?Rooms
} MONTJCELLO. H( North Eighth, nlca.
j clean, heated. tOc. 76c. II dally: 12.SO t#
i I* weekly
17G? Wi'tt Graca Stroet. furnished rooms:
I be^t locality.
I TWO attractively furnished connecting
' front rooms: hot-water heat: private bath;
home comforts and every modem con
venience. Would rent separately. Apply
1A?1 West Grat"
TWO conr.4'".tinR rooms completely fur
nlsherl for housekeeping. 104 West t?race.
ATTRACTIVE room for couple. Mrs. John
ston. 5-11 Wr-t ra.
NICE. brtrfct. liot-watcr heated rooms:
elei'trlrttv. ro*> Wft fira*-" Streei.
CARPET CLEANING
CARPET CEEANINQ.
OI.D carpets madt over..Into new rtiRB.
Phun? >lai'.ison TIS2 W. \S. Moseley St Co.,
217 North Kirat Btrcet. .
PERSONAl.
WANTED, to Know If any descendants of
Ur Ueach, dentist, who llvod in Madison
Countv. Va.. and then In Lynchburg. \
are llvine: if so. address Mtsn 1-annle ...
Aflller. earn at Charles A. Scott. Huwurds
ville. Alhemario County. Va.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES
Ih" IT'S IIOUSECL.EAN1NG.
ctaINING and waxlns floor*, dark floors
1 lAda licht: Randolph 3i:o. William John
son. m
SAFES
WANTED, at once, burglar-proof outside
safe. Address S., Halifax, N. C.
FIREPROOF
NEW AND SECOND-HAND SAFES.
T* k CQiiK-K SAT I'. AND LOfK CO.
BUSINESS CHANCES
i'qr tale, established confectloncry busi
ness. cheap to cash buyer: reason of
selling. American, been draf'ed. Address
:?K> Nortli Adams. Richmond. \a.
TWO IN ONE tiro and vulcanizing husi
with latest machinery. A golden
opportunity and a rood going business.
Will stand the closest investigation. 411
\V est Broad Street.
f*oit sale, a good payinjf, well established
buslnr.'M Owner Helling on account or
the dratt. Will sell very reasonalilc. This
huflnc.-r' is se\en }oars old. Apply 414 East.
Main Street Ask for Mr. Wllllamf.
yOR sale, confectionery and staple grocery.
J 40 South Ch'-Trv Street.
SPECIAL NOTICES
M E M ST IT cUTnG. I and 10 cents per yard.
'?rKn,!l. Sixth. Mrs. A. I>. Wallaco. __
prttCES reduc.cd on our hand-tailored
i clothing- Musco# il. Gariiclt. k93 Eaat
j Main Street. Cltv.
I Shampooing ? lUirclressing
Eocla Mass-ago Manicuring
HUGHES' II AIR DRESSING PAllEOltS.
I 09 North Thiri| street.
FOR SALE?Real Estate j
fxTu~.il'-. farr:i!>." ftnndlns timber. houses, i
i?tw t d. ricagg
10 ucrea In Rucl.lu|:liam County. Poultry, {
fruit, vegetable* ami general farming pay :
well. $500. $ir. do?n an<1 J 7.^0 a month. I
A1 ?o 20. 10. &0 ?vkc. lJos 113. Dlltwyli, |
W Kl.i.-l,()i'ATED now apartrnent-houi>e.
Six Mnalt apartments. iiil under leate.
Can be purclmacd to yt?*l?J good return.
A cholco home on tho Boulevard. 'J rooms.
I balht*. btrlct'.y modern. Can hs bought
?it rca.?onablf price. Richmond Trust ami
Saving? Company. Hen I Estate ! epartment,
Si'vunli iiii'J Mnill Slr?et*.
KOK *.jle live acres suburban land on R.,
K. & P Good nutomoblle roads. Ashland
car line near Kluo tor truck or suburban
home Price. J7I>0. Terms i-a?y. direct from
qwii't, Address Ilox IIS. Rl-hini>nd. Yil |
WANTED?Real Kstato
C C A II DE.Noo.N jo I Malik
Stteet dad nun 7J4 II vou ?un to mil
or ren* vi>'Jr nrnnrrtv lint It wltll UMU
1. )ia l our iiruytrty lor e?i? ?r rwnt ?ltll
Ho? > .M- Jotii-t < o ine ?<? North Eicr.ctt
Str?et
KA It,\1S?Lint vou'r farms with an agent
who will advertise and work hard to sell
them For results. *eo Morton (J Thai
hlmer First National Hank Uulldlnir Ran
do!|ili "i.QO
FOR rent?Business Property.
FOR rent, desirable office, in
modern fireproof building;
all conveniences. For particu
lars, call or address Room 30S
Tinics-Dispateli Building.
WAN TED?Farms
WANTED, to l>u~ Far in 100 acre.t, more or
le:'?. se-v?n or cigh? -room hourc, on elc
tric i-ur line, near high t-chonl. Not over
In ? tr fit- to Itl'-J-mond t'oll^re. Teems
r a !?. I H t! t: ?- M . Hfy.jtMi \ . |
FOR rent?Apartments
SKVKX bright reoni heat'd itp'irtjncnt, fur- j
nt:h?d. including bath. hot and cold >
v/<tcr \W>t 1.nil _ Boulevard '? ?TO 1 -W.
THREE unfurnished roou:.? and bath In ;
modern apart men t to rent; ilcctrlc light;", i
fleam heat, elevator service; }3'> a month.
No rooking allowed. Phone Room 301, I
Murphy': Hotel. j
WANTED?Apartments
WANTED, apartment or flat, two rooms,
kitchen ond bath, every convenience,
near the Jeffer:-on. Mr. Melssncr, chef,
Jefferson Hotel. ______
""" WA-N'TED?Furnished Flats ~~
WANTED. ?mall furnished flat, all modern
convenience*. Apply Mrs. Docppe, 617
North Fourth Stri ot
FINANCIAL
Twenty Thousand Dollars
to loan on city real estate, sums to sulL
H. SELDON TAYLOR & SON.
FOR SALIC?Machinery
BELTING. pulleys, shafting. hangers. plan
ers, l.COO-gallou water tank, terracotta
f>lpe S to i'l incliia. lath mill.', knife grinders,
aundry machinery. boiler:* and engines.
Guaranteed condition. f. Uluford & Co.
SHOE-REPAIR ING
ItlClCMOND h'l.ECTRIC SHOE REPAIR.
INO COMPANY wishes to announce that
they rrlll Rive prompt attention to mall
orders. 1719 East Main Street, Richmond.
Va. Phone Randolph 66^8
SHOE repairing. We call for and deliver.
You can we money and time by letting
us fu\c your poles. We lead them all.
Quirk service, plus quality, a sole of honor.
Standard Electric Sno- Repairing Co.. 313
North Tenth Street, Richmond, Va. Ran
Qolnh .Tin?.
TRY RINEX!
niXKX SOLES
WEAK BETTER
THAN l.EATHRR
AND COST NO MORE.
RINEX SOLES
ARE WATER-PROOF.
MEN'S HALF-SOLES.
$1.26.
LADIES HALF-SOLES,
$1.00.
DREW'S
ELECTRIC
SHOE
FACTORY
716 E. MAIN ST.
1'IIONE RAND. 2667,
plumbing and hEATTngT
JOHN n. ROSE & CO.. experts In plumbing,
warm all*, hot water uud steam heatlnir.
Rtpairinc don^ right. t> North Thirteenth
Str?j?l^ Randolph aOH.
CALL E. lUrrlH, 14o Colonial Avenua
(Roulevard 12:$-J) for plumblnc and
caMittinK. Prompt attention and inoil.
erute i-hhrge>.
packing?Furniture and China
FURNITURE, china and weddlnu presents
packed and ahlpped with care. Movlux
aiid haullnc done by Jacob Umlaut. Phone
K92
FOR SALE?Horses
VIRGINIA ULUAULL liAZAAR,
WOLF & UUuOKa.
YOU will find plenty horaea a.nd mules,
?ecoiid-haod vragonti. bungles and harness
tor Bale dally. Auction daya. Tueuday and
Saturday. HrliiR us jour uurplua utock. We
will sell them for you. and you cau tet your
money same day. ?
1S09-11 East I rankIIn Street.
Phone Madison fi38l.
FOR hale, civ larco mules and Ave horses
rlcht out of work. Ilavo no further ujc
for them. Will t-ll cheap. Can be seen at
Mul'-h"^ Htabl.-, 4 1.' North I Ifth Street.
AUTOMOBILES
LARGE s toe It of Ford commercial bodies,
top or open. We hive every style of body
for l-'ord one-ton trucka rcadv to deliver.
Bodies put on samo day order is given. Re
ralrlnK and n-palntlnK ot automobiles a
specialty, a. Meyer's Sons. 7UI Bant Cary.
WANTED, several experienced uutorxioblia
mechanics. Apply II. D. King Motor
Corp-, s-P West Broad.
OI.DSMOB1LE 8 tor cash at a bargain. In
tirat-clH'.a condition. U. II. Dixon. Ran
ilnlph
Use Daniel's New Automobiles
OPEN OR Cl.OSED CARS. tl.M PER HOUR;
SEVEN-PASSENGER CARS. J;i.0u PER
HOUR PHONE UODLEVARD 2i7.910-J.
WANTED, exiivrlencetl motor truck i.alee
inan. Apply II. D. Klnc Motor Coip.. S>-0
West Broad.
FOR sale, aoven-paaaenger Pierce Arrow
auto very cheap, in order to make rc>oni
In tlie gitrajse. Phone Boulevard 1
V'Olt sale. t*a<illlac. In Al condition, cheap
tu nulck buyer. Phone .Madn^on 49'Jl-J.
J. E. William!'.
ICE, COAL AND WOOD ]
WOOD FOR SALE. HEAVY
FIREWOOD SAWED. DE
LIVERED IMMEDIATELY.
ONLY LIMITED QUANTITY;
CALL QUICK. CALL BOULE
VARD 1435 OR MADISON 7160.
REPAIIl SHOPS
Acree's Trunk
Repair Shop
TRUNKS. SUIT CASES AND
BAGS REPAIRED
TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER
Trunks Sent for and Delivered
Phone Randolph 4933
Satisfaction Guaranteed.'
733 West Broud. lUclimond. Va.
STORAGE AND MOVING
wan j .Movotta in town t call
US. RAFID VU A.sSt'tlt C'U.. RAN
l/'-'i-.l 11 ?i4jo.
C. C. Millner Transfer Company
NEW Pliwue Randolph 2701. New location
til North fenth Street. Furniture, pianos
a?d moving of all kinds. Trunk? 25c. Pack- i
lug and crating a *p?clulty. We Uavo bad !
17 years' expci it nee Id this line Give us I
a. trial. We ?ro in no way connected with I
JV kcjiinan, nor Mllltier-Leaman. St'J .
North Nlrltli hlrcet.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
HIGHEST tj*|j prices paid tor rucn".i aee
ond-han-l nothing. vbuee aud piutols. .
| Mii'll SsO.
WANTED !
WILT, buy for cash used furniture, goa '
tancM and lif.-UT*. 11andolph 676?.
WANTED, old la!s? teeth. Don't mailer if
brok?n l pay $3 io J IS per set. Send
I V Pared port und r?cclve ?-iieck by return
il>**L. Marcr, :00V South Fifth Street.
PhH.ir??lphia. Pa.
WANTED, u net of hank fixtures In good
?.'ondltioii ?t a price, quick. Addresa S.
llalifHv. N C.
WANTED TO BUY
HOI'SF.MULI) coous In any guaatltr fe?
Cl? h I'lui'" l'.ni\'l"l[ih Jilg.
WANTED, farms in sell on commission.
Vlrfrinla Farm Agency. Matewan, W. Va.
EOll SALE?Miscellaneous
WAGO.Nd and comamrciul automobile
bodies auu lopa KicUarUsoo Bros.. 4lS
Brook Avenue.
Attention, Army and Draft
Men
OLIVE DRAB SUITS, SHIRTS. LEATHER
PUTTEES. CANVAS LEGGINGS. BLANK
ETS. COTS. FULL LINE ARMY EQUIP
MENT. ALL-WOOL ARMY BLANKETS.
$4.00. HAVE FEW OLIVE DHAB SUITS
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED, Ji.OO. WE SAVE
TOU 69 PEU CENT.
REGULATION ARMY
CHEVRONS
SWEATERS AND HELMETS
L. ROSE & CO.,
416 Brook Avenue.
NEW WIRE NAILS,
4c Per Pound
L. ROSE & CO.,
420 Brook Avenue.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD CO..
Office of iho Treasurer.
Wilmington. N. C-. December 31, 1917.
The Board of Directors of Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company hay declared a divi
dend of 3>^ per ccnt on tho common capital
stock or that company, payabio at tho office
of the treasurer. Wilmington, N. C.. on
January 10, 191S. to bucli Mockholdera an
Khali t>n registered on the books of the,
company on December 20. 1917, at 3 o'clock
!? JAMES F. POST.
Treasurer.
MEETINGS
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY
Richmond. Va., Dec. 6. 1917.
Tho r?pruiar annual niectlnsr of the .Mock
holders of tho Old Dominion Trust Com
t??.ny' will be held WEDNESDAV, JANUARY
5. lJIS, Ht 13 o clock noon, in tho office ot
tho company, No. POO East Main Street I
Richmond, V a., for the eloctlon of directors
and for tho transaction of any other businoaa <
which may properly corao before the 6ald
me-sting. W. 1L SLAUGHTER. !
Secretary. I
OFFICE GUARANTEE BUILDING COR- I
PORATION.
Richmond, Va.. I ec. 34. 1917. !
The annual meeting of the stockholders !
of this corporation will bo held at its offlce,
Ninth Street. Itlchmoud. Va.,
TUESDAY. JANUARY 8. 191S. at 4 o'clock
GEORGE C. JEFFERSON,
.Secretary.
Richmond, V?? Januury 4.
Tho regular annual mecttnc of the
stockholders of Hydnor & Hundlev.
Inc., will be held at the. office of the
company, Seventh and Crace Strecta,
TUESDAY. JANUARY 15, at 4
o'clock P. M.
W. M. CiIIjMQRK. Secretary.
EQUITABLE LOAN society. jncT
Klchmond. Va., December 29, 1917.
. The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Equitable Loan .Society, Inc..
of Richmond, Va., for the election of direc
tors ond for tl?e transaction of any other
business which may properly come before
the Kutd meeting, will be held TUESDAY.
JANUARY S. 191S, at 3 I'. M., at tlio place
of business of snld corporation. No. 1"S
North Eighth Street, Richmond, Va.
ORDWAY PULLER.
Secretary.
THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.
Richmond, Va.. Dec. |, 1917.
The annual meeting of the utockholdero
of this banlt will be held at Ita banklng
homio on TUESDAY, JANUAKY 8. 1913. at
1- >1. for the election of directors, for the I
ratification of the ects of tho directors for
the laftt Uveal year and for the transaction
of any other business which may properly
como before tho said meeting.
CONWAY H. GORDON.
Cashier.
Flit ST NATIONAL BANK]
Richmond. Vs.. Dec. I. 1117.
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of tho Mrst National Bank of Rich,
mond. \a., for the election of directors for
the ratification of tho acta of tho directors
for the last fiscal year and for the trans
action of any other business which may
properly come befoid the said meetinc. will
t>c held TUESDAY. JANUARY 8. 191S. at li
noon, In tho directors' room of the bank.
Ninth and Main Streets, Richmond. Va.
W. M. ADDISON, I
Cashier. ?
WEST ENL) BANK OF RICHMOND. IN<J !
Richmond. Va.. Dec. 11. 1917. 1
The regular iuiiiu.il meeting of the stock- !
holders of the Wen End Bank of Richmond
Inc.. for the election of directors and for I
tho transaction of any other buiine.is which
may properly come beforo tho wild mectlnc.
will lie held MONDAY ,JANUARY 14. 131$,
at 5:15 o'clock at tho hank l>ulldlMf;. No.
l'J13 Weal Main Street. Richmond. Va.
CHAS. K. WILLIS.
Cashier. I
meetings
?*J8saws:A?!: iggSffiTii?
hoTfora *f Uitn?N a} |?J2J*" sf*Z?
Bank of Richmond V*. fort h.' JSA
illrcciora und tor the traMinTi^i**1!00 ot
other buslneja nhleh W *Ajr
Kr ^e5!tm?h H'i ratf*
directors' room of the bank 1111 Jn..th*
btreet. Ulchrnond, Vi. Jill bajt Main
JULIBN a. HILU
T"h?, SMerchant ?*t?ona??
niond. Vb? will bo held In 11, LS!^"
jyagA^".. "????,'. vi!*!'??!?'"waaBa
???ch ?biisl'ocs3?as ???,
UOfi East ilalu ?^rc^t?f nl^hmo^?y,aVr, No"
TUESDAY. JA.VUAUY16 l3U at iVlf0?
??<&/ .<??oanu?s*?'? "???V %$&??
may properly Sjfor?ih.U.an M wblcl?
wllf be held T H U RSD AY. J A N u An*?U ?
&& ir 'w&vts
btreet. Richmond, \ a. **04 i*&?t Mala
8. P- RYLANb.
7?t.; ?77? Caahiar.
A Stated Communication of Tempi*
fjvfc<??ING, January 4, jaig ?? ? nJ
Uy or?Will5rM%2l V5.SS? ???
CHAS. H. MASON.
~ , Secretary.
^ OTICE?Bankruptcy ' '
1 'X. rP13 l*KICT COURT OF THin
In the matter of / w0 s27a
J- A. TIGNOR. In
bankrupt. I Bankruptcy.
'iOT1CE C""cR^gfTroR>JEEIP'? ?*
TonfciSn^ir?rihr^unvs,s2s,^
vJ?11 ?d is^ric,1 aforesaid?Bankrunt
sa "5 -"???
?Htffr'^bao?k'ruSii SEAiSs* if;
SrSlwwi
tw-? ??> Sr?
*"oS?m7?ihfdr?ci,im?- ???'?iKAt
.?? "cTJSh,trh|uba"S'% "V;;?
erly como before said moetinlr
THOa U. SNEAD.
January 3, lois6*"66 ? ?an''ru?'cy?
&RN DISTRICT OF ^GINIA?"
RIC^D^^Tjg. I No,j2?74.
Bankrupt. J Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OW
CREDITORS. W
W?teai
? N"Hce if hereby given* that ?%._
-d day of January, a D 111* ?vP ^5
RICHARD HARRY CURTIS ?? * ?aJd
adjudicated bankrupt, and 1?*?% flUl?
meeting Of his creditors wm Hh-? ?r?i
5.c.',2J?cSS,Srr;"SS&
saidnmeet?ne?ay pr?peHy com? fttoZ
THOS. B. SNFJAti.
January 3, lais?"0 Eanl<ruPtcy.
AUCTION SALES?Future Hay
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SAlS?
WAGONS AND ROAD MACHINES
avir.;? Cowh"a i<!:s;;a.,ntinr
MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1918,
niL..? ork. and may be seen at tha
day na?ncd.a ^ ttny li? b'f?" 'he
M. G. WALLACE.
Trustee.
AT AUCTION."
Broad street?" &t ou* 8tore' 610 I3aat
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 9, 1913,
at J 0:30 A. M..
Konn'riftCnlln,9 of Handsome Mahogany
iSS1 Sff*. TJSUrflSS tfc?
terc-d Oak ltoll Top Desks, with- arm
'i'ou lioik match, 10 medium size Roll
lop Desks, and chairs to match. Iland
TV>^IUr. 1e oHnd Do"blc Sanitary I-1at
Hm.i tI Straight and Disappearing
"ca'irypcwriter Desks, Filliic Cabl
nets. Stationery Cablncto. Card System
Sectional and other Bookcases 5fi s
and 10-foot Oak Standing Desks wifh
k too is; 4 and 6-foot Oiflce fibleT 3
Leather Reception Suits. 40 feet Office
Partition 50 Oak and Mahogany Bent
Now Roni rn Coatumers, Cuspidor*.
Br? fe'rl?g*Z?*-*
irhoe?c"Sa^?"???' 2 Comb'lSIKJSoJ
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash. V,',
SSv^Tl^S1 a'-U?; .??:
scr\ ice, and at Hn? Quality. Orlelnal
costs ranging in prices from $40 to $300.
^ I KG IMA AUCTION. CO,',
OEO_V. OLIVER. Salcama ".Cti0ne'rS*
BRINGING UP FATHER
(Copyright. 1D1S, International News Scrvice.)
By George McManus 1
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