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WANTS WEEKLY REPORTS
FROM RLE FUEL OEMS
Fuel Administrator ByrtI Issues Gcn?
oral Bulletin us to
Shortage.
SITUATION* MOST C R I TIC A L |
llcsircs to Find Bequireineiits of i
Each Community So That Scarcity
May Bo 1 lor no Equally by .Ml Lo
calities.
Harry Flood Uyril, Federal fuel ad- i
mlnlsfrator for Virginia, yesterday |
aont the following letter to all retailers I
of fuel In Virginia:
BULLKTIN lo.
To All Uetailers in the State of Vir
ginia:
Through the local fuel commissions I
thia ofllce Is endeavoring to ascertain 1
the following: '
1. The approximate consumption of .
each coal-receiving point in Virginia j
for the months ot January, February |
and March.
The existing contracts, and to !
what extent these contracts can be de- !
ponded upon to supply the require- !
inenta. i
TO ascertain tills Information f have I
sent to every fuol commission in Vir- j
glnia forms and full information for ]
compiling thy data des ired. This is to j
ask your co-operation, .so that the local
luel commib.tions can obtain this lufor- ?
matlon as promptly a41 possible) and '
forward to me. It is obvious that with j
this information at hand, I can much
m??re intelligently proceed to supply
the necessary requirements throughout j
the State of Virginia.
Please forw*r<! me n? reports In
closed Monday, January 7. and every 1
Monday thereafter, full Information re
carding your coal receipts and quantity
on hand for the Saturday preceding. 1
This report is to be made tip on each
Saturday night and mailed to me on '
Monday. In the event that you do not j
receive any coal, please so state and
return the report. Under separate
cover a supply >>f reports and franked
envelopes ia being t>cnt yo'i. so that
these reports can be mailed without
postage.
The coal situation throughout Vir
ginia, as well as elsewhere in tin
United States, is reaching a >i:om ct.ti- '
ca.1 stage. Ky reason of the continua
tion of existing contracts, only ?'? !<? r ?
cent of tho output o; the mines is ..\iil- \
able for government distribution. In
all cases tho fuel administration d<-- !
sires to obtain the requirement.-' ot each !
community from existing contracts or 1
from parties who have previously tup- i
plied.
A shortage ?>f i'J.OOQ.OOO tons exists. '
This shortage mutt be borne equally by 1
all communities, and in no ease- can
normal requirements be supplied. 1 ?
want you to undervinnd that every ef
fort on my pan will be exerted toward 1
furnishing your community, through |
yoyr local commissions. with your
minimum need.-:. I can make no prom- ^
ise, however, as to coal shipments. but j
upon receipt of request will endeavor
to keep each local commloalon advi&ed. i
The fuel administration must view j
the coal situation from the standpoint .
of the entire community, and not from j
the standpoint of the individual re- I
taller. Tliat Is t > s.iv. providing that I
a community as a whole is .securing ;
sufficient coal, the administration will j
not exert efforts to obtain shipment* j
from such retailers who are without
supplies unless the needs ot the com- i
inunlty as a whole justify it. 1 am '
certain that by reason of the existing j
crisis in the coal situation the justice i
of this policy will be readily appreci- i
ated.
Please appeal to the luel adrr.lnlh- !
tratlon only when you have exhausted
every other cfiort to obtain coai. '
Please understand it is not the func- ,
tion of the fuel administration to sup- i
Ply all fuel requirements, but only to !
endeavor to supply emergency coat ?
when your own efforts have l.een ex- :
hausted. ,
I ask your co-operation in making'
these reports very promptly. Thi? win !
be of great value to me In securing the ;
essential requirements of your locality.
Very truly yours.
'Signed) 11. F. IIYRP.
Federal Fuel Administrator for Vlr- ?
girila.
RAISE HOGS AT CAMP LEE j
Karmer Sns*??l" Tlan for Coinrn.-itlnn
of Kefusr froin Soldier*'
Table.
The idea of raising hogs at <"'amp T.ee, 1
lias been presented to Adjutant-general j
Sale by a Virginia farmer, who has u ,
brother in the camp. The former in |
question ia of opinion that the table |
refuse there is sufficient to feed a larse j
drove of hogs. He also offers the gov
ernment with which to rto>l? the farm ,
at camn some pure breed Poland China |
pig:s. Following Ik the letter received |
by Adjutant-Generul Sale:
"I have a brother who Is in the train
ing camp at Camp I-ee and he is an ex
perienced fartner and hog-raiscr. and it
seems to me that it would be a good
thing to raise hogs at the camp and '
feed them the garbage from the tables.;
He has some hogs here and If you will j
allow him to attend to them 1 will ship,
them to him and he will giv-i ail in
crease. to the government. These hogs
aro pure breed Poland China anil arc ot
the big type. If you can arrange to do j
this he would want to remain at the
camp all the time while it is open. I ;
note that thsre is a lot of vacant land i
there and lie could grow som<? oops for
the hogs and the garbage would feed i
a good many. Please, let :nc hear from j
you In regard to thl*. I
CORONER TO INVESTIGATE
DEATH OF HARRY GAYLE!
IJoy Shot hr I'ollcrnion I. CI. CouaIm
an lie Han Aw*t From
f'lilrkrn Pfli.
InnucKt Into tlif* ?1 <*??? 111 of flnrry
G'aylc. 1001 North Thirty-fifth Street,
wiil ho made Tuesday by Coroner
Whitfield. I. G. fouFlns, patrolman
from the* Kiryt Precinct. i:i charged
with murder, havlntr fatally wound
el the boy li?* r.nt away from a
chicken pen at the home of H. M.
Wlndl-!<1. till North Thirty-fourth
Street. Thursday niijht about f> o'clock.
The officer was In polMe Court yes
terday morning, but the hearing In the
rase was continued until this innrn
Inij, pending announcement by the
Coroner of the. time of tint in<iuvst.
Glib* i t K. l'ollock. attorney lor the
policeman, furnished ball.
Chief of Police Werner ie reserving
any Ktatcmcnt rciatlvo to the shoot
ing until after tii? matter has been ,
noar'l by the courts. Cousins was uu.t- (
pended frcn' duty yesterday, pending |
the disposition of the charge ugainnt I
him.
The officer stated after the shooting
that h-; emptied the chamber of his j
pintol la flrlnc, but nid not direct the |
shot.4 In such a way a.-! he thought ;
would rcacli him. His Intention, he j
ctntvd. was merely to frighten the lad j
into halting. Instruction; yiven to i
men placed on police fluty tie made '
very emplritic. and they are warned
not to use their pistols except hi cnges !
of extreme emergency. I
Funerttl ?'ervlceo will be held from ,
thi; tlayle l-.omc thl?; morning at 11 i
o'clock, with interment in Oak wood !
Cemetery. The l>e,y is; survived by hit. 1
fa'hn ami mother, two t>i?te: J and ;
seven brothers. j
- Fl" X VAX A L NOT ICK8
GAYUl,.---The run" ?l of HAUliy C. ?
GAYI.K. ast.l tlftcun vfkri. non of
H'.II rt \V ami Nannie It. (/.. .?<?, Tvtil lak-r
Place THIS (SATLIIDA Y i M' .flMNG at II,
? . 'o' k from >li< t cplnii'-r. 100I North
Ttilrv- i:ftii S-,re?'.. i i.t in ?j.ik* '
DKATJ:,
Dle?l. at h*x I-.bluem.e. l'J'Jj
lir-i-f Avriiuc, Kiel....'-ml. \ j. . January t
3. il'. ), Jii.s JoH."? . ?.il-K.N"N.
I Lii'.rdi u "iii tloly Trtnuy Church THIS I
A i-"i ol - o'clock. interment prl- i
j
ai? II. I U.N ?1-lieil. '? bill r'Ja> . January 2. |
ISt'j. Ill Norfolk, \a, JUSbl'H W. b
MmI. 11 >S
1'ne luner.ti v/lll tak? pU e THIS (SAT
I'ltWAVi A?? TUl..\'Ou.'. at ? u'clwck ir^iu I
ti uiioy's funeral parlors. Interment in ;
i nil ?<??(>?.'.
Iileu. -?t. the ie>l(lei|i.e ??{ !irr j
Hi-.'<. Mrt J. A Ucunolui. ti'ifc i.amlt
A" nue, nl i". o r'.ui k A. M. to-Ony, MltS. I
a".'..-A.N \. i'l'I.LAr.U. ol th* late j
JjJu. \V I'ollkrd, -ii'l ?ra.nitdaU?liti!r of t lie t
i-it- ILtv I'tnitt* '.iiiir.ni'>, in me eiahty- ,
acv.jntli year or her ag- Jjr.e la survived j
by on* ?!4U;r.'.'r. Miss Mary C. l'o'.Urd
Ku*na. irotr. tlie r<.-?id*nc? EATL'l'.DAY. J
January &. hi 3 o'clock P. M.
J'!. .? ? o;r..l lii.Acr; j
IAJST AXD FOUND
________ ~ i
I.'?K reward?i<a<.krit>Mk at -i. C. l?. i
L'^uot December Z'i. Ml!. t:T.0 p. M. Con- |
ten'.*. rallw?y fr*im Ja^asonvlllf. lri&.. I
t-/ ICf> \v?>i ?u0 I'.-turn. Lodjf! recoltits '
.-?;.il ? ar<l and oih?r diht" it.rt seme ca.-.h
I! 12~? "it'.-.e for r.-wnrtj. I
Li.'.ii. frs<My nii;ht. cameo vin. eurrvui'.iieJ
by * iai.-'it(i oirv ct p?arU. l*:iono '
M?.lhnii 1 y> i
LOM, V>?:. . vriulso ?hell r.:u c;- !
I.< w..r?i. Ml.Z\-J
l.o.M. ciit ?vi>! i fisii and < 114.1 n on I**lo>*i '
,r ijro\t \ .tnur, btlwe-n Allen ??iiU t
Vine. Keuaru if r?turne>l lu lTJ'i i"ioyU ;
A .t-n'ie. I'hone Roil It a; -I u.! j . - J.
Lm.-'i. ir.ur-u,.- tvfiuii;. ">i Ijich'^n Street. 1
uetwem Hro?<l and (JUy. one. ?J0 bill. .
n-i.ier picape ? .,11 HandoU'li 4?71-.l. 1
L to i, Ions colli fc-r i>m talald ^ bi.'ivk
lluo pe?rli in ler.'.n on Perry tiireet.
1'nrtr; Hill '*r. S?%':;tli urnl llroa>l or on
Mn.ai! -it . M j In tar 1 i Mler phone Maui, j
.-v?n <'??" J tl.bi I ..?ay ?'.all, rerclxe {.in .?u.l '
p..y IH.er?l rewuM ? j
l.'.tft r. b.*.c k li*ru..ia; between A Jan.- -mil |
<? ai y .tin! I'ou bee ?r..l Mrn^d. oontaii.lnc ;
r.ii-e l-u;irh o; k-j.- i.r,U motley. !
I ^r_ ?? T ? 'j?h Afl< in'. J
i a tiu?.k rlrive ?.ham on Hull Streel. ;
f-'ou'.h lllchmon.-i. I'.euaro. Ci'il Uot,le- j
:? ->
>U:L.I'_WANTED?Male ~ |
\, ANTKU. an e Mj?rlcn*.ed ut.nl?3ai? ero?*ry
salesman. The poe.lllo.i that n holu [
oreb :? a E???d one for the r:*hl man. with
plinn i"Oin for a<ivar.cemtnt. Apply at !
once, vtatlns ? \pcrlcnce. salary iie.-ircJ to j
? tart, it.-! i.ou ?oon you can report tor
,mrk. K.<> i Ur</?. Wholesale t,roecr.^^. I
f '? p"f News. \ a |
WANTED, young man book-1
keeper for large local con-J
cern. Answer in own hand
writing, giving experience, sal
ary and references to J 40, care I
Times-Dispatch.
FpToo ?lf>lre t-> cio a patriotic >?n Ice t??c ,
u bu?ineaj> course and Ml sonic v( t-ie
?.arioan pomUoim inane vacant by ?omi ,
n-.en jolr.lnc the colors. .V:t---e> U-jriu-i
i.'otieBc. Phone :oc vartlculaii ar.J L>ata.
',ocu?. New srnsson hrcins Wertneiiuay. Jan- I
uary '?. of ti'.e Ma?sey Bvi>lnt:?a Colleen.
I'hone tor particular.*. I
l" il' <".in st-|i int.i a l't<>0 to II.place
uii l'n-le Sam'a pay roll b; preparlr.lt for I
1 tUt'.OKrtflhlc p'l^ltlor;. t'r.cle {-'ani l!
cnllt'.ig for thC'UNantiii of competent :-irn?j
r.'V-er' ei r Mrf-?t-y Puglne.sy Collice. (
ti o bVT month and chance for ailxanr.-- '
nun1, to rsr' rience l automobile ar.o f or- [
see b**'fci*y tr|jmr man. S'ate aj;r,__esperl- t
cn't*. rr > rriej cr .-Ingle. Address L i"i. c?-i?
Tl'l-" I'." fl' 'l '
t.,S" "I.Ul.lvNT position for lUtt-i la.-.i <!ruS;
c!!"! Good h'jurd. pood atlary: A No. l
n ar, nI V ?>!. ? nrr Tunff-Dispatch
\VAN T l-i D. tirM.cl?a? piuinber# and >ieam
fitters. (iooiJ salary. H. M. Pflane.y,
r?nr I I Hanover Avenue. .
I.UCU.MUT1VK machinists. experiei.?.e?l ir.
erertlns preferred, tioort houM"; j
boarilln;,' accommotlatinno at hand for fi"?l
inir force locomotive msehlmrtf ? .fo<! I
wage-i, .-teady work, no labor trouble: \ <ry;
reatonable tioznl. Apply Mr. Todd. -I- ,
Xfiri'i pfiiirih Sire*-! I
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad!
MAf'll 1 NISTr". b'akemen. llr?men. car I
buIMers, :il. cla??es ol labor. Apply Mr.
!..? To.td, A sent. Nn-ih >-ft'irt'i S'.r-et. |
AOVEr.TI5l.VG MANAGE 1". nnrl
ilecorntor wanted by depart
ment riorc. Aluil be n cupahln
??l. <vrtf-r anil wintl?tx- trim
mer C. V. CuKgcntieinier,
I.;-rvhbursr. Va.
A
T.-O. WANT
bUNUA^.lucrota it nu? vtr insertion.
_. ? Minimum uuacc. two lino*.
fci??ptluS ?i*mmvluif8 apply lur repeated
ark twn AU' INSERTIONS
-y Vabu K'roW AC1
CuaU'ANY TUB UHDWR CA8U f? AC'
HATE I'hK I.I.N K.
(.ttv... Mltuiuyui apat*. two Hne*.
frWttS * ?. UAaV* '""crtioua. 20 cenLa.
? ".A'f-O, ."aurtloim. ceuin.
i CONSECUTIVE Jnntrtiunn. 10 cent*.
Situation M iiuli'O, .?iuiu anil 11rioslt, .
? I'"'! 4 eculk a. lino.
I * iV.iv\ uuo ?>.<.?. io cvuu a line.
! .. *u ol Htwaaui vuiviiit lo ooilU MKMie 1*
! ?'? woruo to iue lino,
r ..i .. fk"M tcver all tiiasaiUcatloua.
I Ciaaeillcat.oiia not cuar*at?xl alter t f. il.
I hi U.V1.\ llU.Va tuu T.-tl. aim.
{Actus mi u lor Uio tuu>cuigu<.u ol lUu public.
! ? "\?* *r" oy loem at tb?
c.uikr oiinu rau^>. v.uica arts kivva aDo.v.
. VVi.ai' ur' l-ciwou??iJ iJi'HtobT.
I -*? *?. Caiy 31.
_a><.Uo? ijl t io> 0 .kVw. .Uu llotj
XL?o.?*i oL
I cuariwo s. ?junior. UiuvcibU Wtit BruaU.
I tviiwr uan;* ave.
ivvcii *? 4'UAru?*ty, 2^.3 il*aover Ave.
u ?uiucf o jJiUjl oluu, Grove .-Vv<.
4" t'uuAv*1 Lsr^t* oiuiv, luwi ^u?i. ..lain
. *' Uruj? Moic. Alien Ave. .md firace ?Su
*\4iOii Aw. a?*?.
i w 1 jr M? L.
A. I. Johanu JJru? Co.. m W. Main St.
I LAluaur LJl iifi OvUIC. WJ W .
i 'ilic O -I tt' V. I Ui&f Ui4C>, C.1 S. initio it.
liu?'uvU<5 urut ftvou, U.J . bro^a Jit.
I J *'? lc- a"4* <*? A??o.. wuuh A.e. iiitU Clay
Tarrant O: ua Stole, Jou.ih.so anu Broad
bti.
EAST Ol-' I'OCHMKt STREET.
| Cobm u. tj f.?at tiru?U OL
urus Co. aii u Broad St.
J. I. Jtilr?. I'l'Ui. atwie. ,i? uroad St.
UliiJ Otvltr. i .uu lliu ^.tloLa.i N.? .
v.. K. Wj-I.jh. J,i .N. i-tfth fct
\\. u. Wi-i vjO a. Tetitu St.
ajtu* Siorv, wt ?S. ^aveutetalb ,
tt.
U. li. , Childrt-y. 1-2 N. Elcntr.enth St. I
*uri?er s i*uai:uAb>. i i>emy*aiki *ui<j Main
?\ liliimt. l'n*rmacy Twenty-nr?t ?.na Mtr* i
?OMii t>u
>prliiut.r Ltus Co.. Twenty-thU^l and
\ s.imu.c hts.
H^r.i's Liius Store. Twenty-nlntb and Q :
CIS.^ I
Wood & bcttaat Drug Co.. Twenty-flftb I
and Ver.^ti.'e St*
^H'o?u . i'fiMri;i*v-y. Tu*nt> -fUth uod l.cien I
Ch'JrcU Hill l-'harrnacy. 300 U. Uroad Ht. !
B. U. Cr^lic Lrug store. M E. Broad St. i
itIchitrd*oii Clay Sttvet Uruc Store SOI N
"liirti-brit St.
KAIRMOUNT. I
t'?lm.ounl Phkrrnac). SiZi Ka/rtnouut Ave. '
BAKTON HiilUIlTa I
R*dy"s L?ruc Store. Nortb Ate.
S'.eeicx L-rviC Sloro. VA) Notlo A>?. J
HIGHLAND I'AKK.
A. N. Cost./ a Co.. 1U^, Toird A\?.
\v. tv. Vauirt.an. I'ourta aud Stuart.
A- h. 1?' iiit iid. Million aua ?i?.r''.*nd 1
Ave.
?SOLTTII RICHMOND. !
U:*utt Ol!tcc TWlit?-L>L.b*un. UJJ Huil
ft. ,
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
vvotidjano Heluuts l*barm?oy. JitM Sticme* I
Av?. J
Charles VV Garrison. StlT Koreat Hill Ave. i
SWAXSBOHO.
It. ii. ^-?berta ? Ltrug Store. ISM Uu!l St. ;
i'ULTO.V.
'? A. Black. j^Jt, VViiliair.tburs Ave.
" l>ru< tore. 'cjoj Wtui?j{i&tiur2 }
PETKRSBUKO.
T.n:e.-.Disnatch Branch, uu Nortb Svca- I
i'hoy? He-tertburtt
UK 1.1* \VANTi:i??Male
lUv.iu.-i.'., Ux.irnii.nvii, Sa?t-iilu??L neiu
ett. t>oi;er maker*' tielp^ti, cierkc. bHk'gait :
aiiui rr.ail poi n. wntte -n.t cojurvd taLiorero i
Ani^i> i\uoiii Uuiuii st.tiui. itur.i.iKiua j
U ANTLIi. Jirit-class c^per rulers Would
i :*.'l?r yne u h:? t?a J'j booUoinulr.r also.
*' i,nk Book Manufacturing v.'u..
*v??t Alabama Street. AtUiitM. Ga. i
- l,arL'?r'" to work at Camp Use. '
l?ri to H*.u urei: to I he riffht men. An-1
piy I. v. At.-ou C'i I'll North Syi..
:""r* ??'Ir'ct. Hei?i shur:._\^u._
i1*. a tiut*clKM ood^vorivinc :n.
rntiit h*r.<: to t?kc ch.vrue or S. a.
i?s. p.aaer; airo b^r.d re.?mv. Mui-t
'xpciltnvta in bo* ?ork. Apply liavid
Si Ui A to, Ivver.tielh ^n.l .Maui Strtt-la.
\> ANTllli. at oj.ut. hr. unrtftliltted d'ruL*
< .er.x one n, uli t* o or tiiree ve.rV ex
penrnee. Must t>e ^b!e to furnish r<fe'r
en'e,. .-tme salary vKpc^te.l. i?oi
l.? t. rericftlle.
*? A.v I'Kb. . r*.ra:.cia?? liooUketrper. Po?i- i
'2n ?:r~??'i chance for promotion, i
r:'\e. IV" '??r'r- ^nrt salary txpected. I
K 4.. rare r:ii.e?-L>ltpK'.cli. :
AM i.U t.oi , over sixteen vearx of ace
t.i work in our fact->r>. The Bauehnun
?S'tilor.ery CV. . Hqt.? or.,; Murahall Street. j
*asssv8?' aasssfriffl!,'
sss&arrAiir'f"- Tr*"w <x^*> ?????? I
1IKLP WANTED?I"c111. 1c |
\> A.\ rJil>. youi.s :.idy bookkeeper. Appi>
lx?:rtl>ar'ly >;rrwt Market if. L^mJUardy.
TllULSANUS Bov?rnment ?af posltlonk OD?n
f-er *Kr?n1i'll ' W'i ?V,'r' 5100 '"'?>Uh. Ll>t
Umhe^ter N" "r ,n!,tUute- T30-L.
^ L"'^' J rijlinil?-a?ed woman to I.eTp
with sener.il housework for tv.o. t'oti\>>
P. Var'nv.,ilei,nvaWOrk "?h:" A,,dr*^ >:r3.
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
Young Ladies!
over id years old for hand packers, |
operators and feeders on packing ma- I
chines and all k?nds of othor work. I
hither nifflit or day employment. Be- j
Sinners t-fio 57.50 per week. Can b? |
inrreaae.j materially In short time. |
Timf and one-half for ni^ht work.
Apply Allen & Glnter Branch. Seventh
Cary Streets.
U ,V> Ll'un l'AO i*dle'a u. leirn barber's
r.,lr*cJe Preter some with experience.
P TS n?v tv. rLte raUc' Barber Shop.
> m??\ .,,3. \\ ^shinglon. N * \
W A X T E D. EXPERIENCED
STENO ? II A P ITER
LARGE COXCERX. GIVE
REFEREXCE AND STATE
SALARY EXPECTED. F 32
CARE TIMES-DISPATCII.
I IIKM* WANTED?Female
i YOCNG ~la<iie? to hemstlieh whit* cotton
I K?ndk?r?-ht?fs on light sewitig marhln?s
1 run by power Clean. ^*nl;*ry an-t profit
t able <Tnp'oyment. Heglnn?r? paid while
! UamlnK. JT JO per week Th? Achtvin Har
den Co.. Ro?? and Governor 8treet.-i. floes
1 >-'tr??t entrance.
' WANTED, white women and
! girls sixteen years old and
lover for clean, pleasant and
i profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(cither (lay 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 an i one-half
I paid for night work. Fay once
a week. Meals served below
i cost. 13 RIT1SII - AMERICAN i
TOBACCO CO., Ltd., 000 North
j Lombardy Street. I
I WANTED. tir?t-rl?H? rook. Apply !">0 J
j Floyd Avcnut. Inferences lequ.rcd. Koom
(vrtilnhtd. _
i 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 andj
| frequent increases there-;
after. Extra pay for even
ing and night work. Day
consists of 7 or 8 hours. No j
lay-offs. Private cafeterias,j
where meals are served be-|
low cost. Recreation rooms';
and the most comfortable i
surroundings in the city, j
Apply in person, 8:30 A. M. j
to 5:30 P. Mm Miss Boltz,i
Room 502, 709 East Grace;
Street.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE!
COMPANY OF VIR-j
GINIA. |
WANTED, experienced lady caihler. Mu.-.v
iir.ve good references. Prefer one who uu- I
derstar.da type writing. IS, tare Tlmt.<
Dispatch.
WANTED, by wholesale house. experienced
vAun: Udy fleiiojr.ipher. Apply, siclng
refertm.es and salary expected. K 3--. cave
Tin.' yDl-P^tch. j
WANTED, experienced restau-1
rant cashier. Apply Hotel!
Richmond. _ j
\\ A A I'toT a cook. Have good servant's |
room, with heat. Apply Mrs. Barrett, ??
? 'onfederate Avenue, Slop 30, G.nter Park
car line, Phone K?ndolpi-. -aj>.
HELl? \VANTED?rn>fessto?-il
Oi'i.S JANUAKY I AND l.ATEU. KAKLT
? K.V1' DK3DIAD1.K.
i\ A.'? i t)i?. teacher for public school, }40
per month, First-grade certificate. Ap*
! Ply K. M- Uonifant. .Macon. V.,.
HELP WANTED?Male und Female
v\ aii.li. i.i,?ii or v?om?n food checker.
I Uuoil pay. roo.vi and board- Apply
1 Sica.iJ, ilotel Richmond.
1 iticiiMu.Mi goveiusncut clerk examinations
j i o:ini:f. ll'A) month. 'j'nou?ind? wanted,
i Scj::pl<- Questions fr. e. Franklin lr..?uiuie.
I L?->..t. 413 1.. KoclleeW r. N. Y.
TlicI war is demanding trained hilp of the
nation, "lb* Washington riur .-.tales thtre
will be 10,000 ^cdillonal stenographer^.
i bookkeepers and ci^rks appointed t>y tho
i ivll Se.--.ice Commission to handle tiie
clerical work necessitated by the war. \N ny
not prepare for an excellent position 7 JUi
.*? i v llusinm College.
po vour bit In thl? hour of treat national
need, cjualny to help in carrying oil tne
business of the country. Kxceilenl oppor
tunities for bookkeepers. stenographers, ctc.
Pnone Ma*?ey fJUfclners ?
WANTED?Salesmen
I
UVKWIltK Mde line salesman, covering
men's furnishing trade to handle line of
popular priced nien's bells. Good oppor
tunity, State experience. Room &0j. loO
Nuts?ii Street. New York.
W ANTiiP. a live, huutiir.s salesman Or
this State, averaging income uurinc 1S17
of SOt'O per montn. Exceptional commit
slit; proposition. Ours auinitteilly llnest
line of outui:< on mark-it this year. No ap
plicant considered without reierencvo, ntnl
must tlnai.ee himself in field firnl half
month Position open January JO. \\ e
give thorough training, assuring success.
Write Wa v ne Oil Tank aua Pump Co.,
Kort Wavne. Ir.d. for particular.-?
SITUATION WANTED?Male
VCCOVNTANT?Audits made, systems In
stalled, books Itept. general nccountlng
done. Address Expert. P. O. Box loa-. Cit
MAN of ability, dependable character, de
sires position as salesman; twelve years
experience. Can furnish best of reference;*.
V* <4. eare Times-Dispatch.
UOAU man. nfteen years" ettperlence. wishes
position with jobbing house or manufac
turer. Address Traveler, E 43. care 'i Inies
lJ'.vpatrh
YuUNO man detire i position as stenogra
pher niih nrrn with advancement. K 51.
rare Times Dispatch.
WANTED, position at linotype operator by
man expf rlerieed. References. Union
man. Addreo--. Taylor. Box 3iS. Petersburg,
Vu.
\\ AN i"I'D. poxitlon ati clerk with Southern
Kxpresp Company. Reference. Address
afrl. ??are Tlmeh -Ulypatcli.
\\ \NTKI>. position with wholenala house
as ."-hipping tlcrk. Kxperiencetl. P.efer- (
rnivj. A?1'ir?T 1. bft.'. cure Timey-Diypatch. j
jjx7* KIUK NCKl? auiomobll? man. rni>ablc
"and lompetent. seeks an opportunity?
servlct man or will take full charge of
?uragi: 10 y?ar? w-lth r?spoiitlble partlns.
Iligh c!a?.? r?t"erencec. D JO. care Tiinea
i?l?patoh.
BOARDING
llOT-WATtll't heated roomv. modern con.
v?n!fn'.-. n l< h hoard. 410 We?t Orace
iTooM arTd board: modern conveniences.
iladl.-nn :a37-W. West Oracc.
ATTRATTIVB room for couple. Mrs. John
ston. 911 West Grace.
HOA ftDHP.8 wanted; sleam heat, hoi and
cold ??ier; good board; S6 ;i week. Ran
dolpli "437-J.
n,c3
KOR RENT?.Rooms
3?" SHrrfS^F?2K
houJ,kn
ATTliXFTrr!??>-??i --."? -I LD.'i' Grkf?.
^iri'^'"; wa, hoSS taj;
l"' ?'.".tJai, "a'i"';yi7T5?y
U AXTKD-?Kooms
^roon/'it om'?. mt>nt"raMv?Yrt'*i ,f'^rn,Bh,T^
car* Timm- Ul.spatch. totaled. a 24, j
_KOIt lih'.vr?Business Property."^
FOR rent, desirable ofiice, in
modern fireproof building:
all conveniences. For particul
???' ,1 or addrcsR Room 30S !
Iinies-Dispatcb Building.
RKXT?Farms
i"?h'non.it?0^,ijh;'"Jl? ?ar,7? ,n roach of
U^paTc),01*-^- A(1
^ A XI ED?-Farms '
U j1^.T^iv-n?u^LvV1" 100 more or
SS? ,?:?;? .hffispwwna tts
"?-?>?? J. n '<!?!? ?ctI. Uoydtoii^ \t^e' te"?* !
for RK.NT?Apartments
and but h in
No 'ooklnr alJowtrt nl^fJ ,JV u month. I
?Murnhv.i im'.i Phon? Room 301. I
^ A.VI Bl)?Apartment*
kitchen ' Hrwrrlh?,?hl ?cverv'" !
n?-?r tlie J'-fTer-oti \iC ,, . "^"^nlence.
J >ff<;fiion_ llo;e|. ,r" M?lt.i<ner. chef.
W-l^'TKD?Furnished Flats j
to'nv f rii nccj."1'A'f^i]{? ?'* ** ? [' fiati '*" i
North Fourth Street! Mft" b?*PP?=. 517 '
SPECIAL NOTICES
sr..Ami*ll22;
Shampooing t?~ .. |
I-Aria I HalrdrcsMlnir
IIL'UHKb "AIRDRESSINO PAlaoki"1 :
? * North tmrr_rt ? j
* .Make' yjlj'l'Klil't tOTlnl?meJ.Jl"llari: " f
day. I'honn tor particulars ^ Vion 1
n?w.s ro;;(.r>.> u^rucuiur?. MitbUty Buai- ?
3???i i
-. -?-? _si .\i m.v.
personal
%A>rN'Viach:o^,?,i:t
C ounty. Va? and then in i vJ? ? Madison
?ft ii?-in?: tr "o. addreJl \ft?hft;r*'1 v*~
Miller, '-are of rsmrili f ?, * Dannie ?
1 jl*. Albemarle CQin'tv yfl Scott. Hotvardt
MlSCELEAN E(HS NOTICES
STAIN" I NO 'url 11 ?l:* >"O L K A NLKc? *
>oT*' 'UchL '^ndo1DhK3"a0r^u<?lVn; John?
FIREPROOF
^^MP-h-vxpsa^
PLLMHIXG A.ND HEATING
J rf^tdr'I?iU"r^ Vop,h'",'.1 aryuPlumblnc ind
'loip') ^ -1- -North l ourth Htreet. R* n
(?olt 8A.LK?-Machinery
er'*.1 ' I*]uV">-Jc"{|Xi?a" \iutt!?'"St'? nIf "cl"r""- Plan -
PlDe * to 2i inrhf lain iii? ^ torracotta
Ikuudrv niichliit'rv h^iil ^n,fa /finders,
Guar?nf.t1 A ?g
^TORAOK .and moving ~
tu6s.1 VtAHii:, i^?.sT-calz
L't.'I.H a4og. ,AAS" tt< <-W.. HAN
few' Mi,lner Transfer Companv
R?f-X.&g&y afng.y.y.aL"^
C'Ht'KCH NOIICEH
AIT . . episcopal; "?
n^Pi^.L REVUJCT
n t O,^ r I.^ > r Ki^'^ 5;11 xVn ,c r! h 0
"t'rv:V.'V a*'" ,'j^ ^onsreffiuon"0* HI -Vo' ""h't
Presb>\^u?i?'Bglco,"{t'^n'^^ sy'vlc^'of6 th"
Uujj-ch. Sunday -cboof at???A%?in'K
HB\-r?UUSSEP"ECPEC^KniUN D CML'RCH
rZ:Z?n^l 'Lr\lL aV^'orace "l^
< ntuch. at iv',,ch DR. CECIL niii ne,l'rl
thcr>? jnii of! no :,nVn~t-1L' n."l Prekrh.
nV-r^v,s n?ohUTivV7? Aw*>t
C'HUCCH. IWk Aw*u7,?J' uf BYTERTA.V
Rt-'V. J CAI-.VIN KTI-wvkt Slrre'. f
^ M-??bbalh'schoo,' L
i M a" \|-~SU?18
3.:-w p; M.~iieud m^no^t^? s'i?''tHAM?
:<*r <>sch00'
? ? v?c1nn^,to^'02I^mu,t?,o?icrer.
BSr^dB?tPrIitbf!'AW?%SoR'^KLrTH
DAM1BU P?.r:r -'pt^|n^OR0E W Mo
V Sunday ucbool S 'O A w ? a"d
? nd PhlJatnn^ cias.-fc ? .M"
U "r* Invited * l'
'?hlu u"N A. B.\iPT1jit CSKLj \ x'i' hV'n? Wor"
A*rf.?>M:Atil:vsnA55f?ll?^o?r'"BnW.':?
lht:EC,OHCh STm'PT b ,
jorner Twenty.flfi], ?A| T!f'! . CHURCH, |
??gSK I.h'?.,h; ,ff % '%s rv
?< -8MZ hts
inornlns In r hutch 'o-ntorrow
Avenue and Meadow si ' m' .rt0r11er . r*r,?
hubjeoi; "God." U ednV.rfV. 11 ? c>o<-U.
leitlmony ^nd ejcneripl?."f J fvenlnjr
? o'clock. Th" r?S5v.T? lico mcetinc- u,
located In tlie VlrRlnla 'lUU?avN?'j0nJ) lB
Ruildlns. corn'r T?f, h kL J P?.w*r
Mrset.s. and i, op^n r'ailv tJ-nklln
?nd nat!onrtl holidays, from ?? 1 hundayn
p- " All ?r?_fprdli?liy tnvjtad. A" M" to ?
BUSINESS CHANCES
yon ??!?. rjtabltsh-d confectionery bil?t- i
n*t?. cheap to cuh buyer: rc?J/)n of I
sailing. American. bevn draped. Address i
W> North AiUma. Richmond. \ a. j
TWO IN ONK tire and vulcani*lns bu*l -
no?i. with lateat machinery. A rolden |
opportunity ?nil ? cood coin* tiurliiwj. |
Will stand the closest Investigation- j
West Hroad fit root
KOK Mil, a ?oo?l paying. well
l>ualnee? 0?vner jcllinx on account of
tne draft. Will sell very reasonable. Thte
burilnew If aevan years old. Apply 414 East
Malr. biryet Auk for Mr. William*.
FOR sala. confectionery and staple eroocry.
HO South i;herry Ktrect.
A pro*roj>*lve roncern. manufacturing a
romn-.otllty, desires to expand lis faclli
tl*a and offere limited amount Block for
Investors who will be .??atlJ'rted with return
of 10 to SO per cent. Money guaranteed to
the eMent It will be returned at the end of
twelve months if Investor is not satiafleri.
Details upon request. Addre?3 G. A. Lewis.
7 in District National Bank Building.
Washington. D. C.
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.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
( illsjHc.a'i" uun prices p??u tut luao a aec- |
> oud-hand cjotbiits. tho-ss and pistol*
| ? ailiwn *>?0. '
j WANTED
Wit.I. buy for cash ured furniture. gas
| ranee* and heater*. Randolph i
I WANTED. old false teeth. Don't matter ;f
. broken. 1 pay M to Hi p.*r set. Send '
by parcol bo-it and r-telvt chtck by return i
mall. L Mater. 2007 South I'lftH Street. ;
? Philadelphia. Pa. I
! \\ ANTED. farm* to sell on commission. i
| Virginia Farm Agency. Matcman. \V. \ t.
l<'OK SALE?Mlftcelianeous
I 7T Aiiu.ND and *;otuiuor<.i?l *ui?.uiiiiiu
bodies and tool uj?.naru?on uroi.. 4ti
DruoU Avenue !
Attention, Army and Draft,
Men i
OLIVL DCAB SUITS. SHIRTS, LEATHER (
PUT'fKBo, CANVAS LAGGINGS. BUNK- j
ET8. CO l s. FUIX UNB AU.MY EQUIP- j
M i;NT. AIX-WOOL Alt.MV BLANKETS.
SI.0O. HAVE FEW OLl\ E DRAB SUITS
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. *0.00. WE SAVE 1
YOU- iO f'EH CENT.
REGULATION ARMY
CHEVRONS
SWEATERS AND HELMETS 1
L. ROSE & CO..
416 Brook Avenue. .
aTI'MCATIoNS for our graduates received j
dally. Enter now and be prepared for an
excellent situation In a fe?v months. Ses
sion.- day and night. Mas ley Business Col
let: i
FOB SALE?Animals
For rale. Iron gray Kentucky saddle geld- I
lllg nine years old. If* 3-4 hauua, 1.000 I
pounds. i>ounU. Dr. F. E. Barr. Townjvllle, I
ONE two-year-old EncUeii pointer female
bird dog. field brokt- mid retriever, price
H. M. Harris. Clorkavllle. Va.
EOIl SALE?Horsqe
VI iivii.MA IhiliAuui. n.UAAit,
WO Li-' X- GilOUKS.
TOU t.111 find plenty horses and mule*. t
aeco.id-iiand waifonii. bustles (ted harneae
for sale dally. Auction days. Tuesday and :
Saturday. Hring us your surplus stock. VVa
will sell them tor jou. anu you can your
nioooy samo flay.
IfcOV-ll ijast Franklin Straet.
f'hottt Madison 63S4.
Full salt. sl.x large mules and live horuea
rissht out of work. Have no further u.-e
for them. Will bell cheap. Can be seen at
Hulcllerj Stable. 41^ North Fifth Street.
AUTOMOBILES
LARGE stock of Ford commercial bodies,
top ur open. \V# have every style of body
for Ford ono-ton trucks ready to deliver.
Bodies put "ii taine day order la Klven. Ke
palrtnp and repalntlnK or automobiles a
aufeflftlty. A. Meyer's Sons. 731 East Cary.
V>'AN'il.D. several experienced automoblla '
mechanics. Apply u. D. King Motor ;
Ci'Mi... >;?' \S>st tiruud.
oLDaiiOUlLt. k tor cash at a bargain, lit !
flrsl-class condition. B. 1L Dixon. Kan- '
dolph 4';i?l.
Use Daniel's New Automobiles i
OPEN Oil CLOSED CARS. *1.50 I'BR 1IOUR: '
SiSVEN-HASbtNGEu CAKS. tu.00 PERI
HOCK PHONF. BOULEVARD 5^-810-J.
WANTED, cxp.rloncetl motor truck nalsa-I
man. Apply II. D. Klnc Motor Corp.. S-0 1
West Broad. '
FOR sale. ?je\en-passenser Pierce Arrow I
auto very cheap. In order to make room 1
In the tnrin>. Phon<? Boulevard 1627.
FOR hule, Cadillac, in A1 condition, cheap
to ?>ulck buyer. Phone Maditon 4S71-J.
J. B. WllllaniH.
NationalTire & Rubber Co.
Randolph 30S2. 427 W. Broad.
Richmond's great tire house that
undersells all others on good tires
that are guaranteed t'or 3.500 miles
or more. Write for price list and
literature.
1917 Ford Tourlnsr Car.
Baby Grand Chevrolet.
Maxwell "2i" Touring Car.
Uuick Licht Six Tourine Car.
Buick Koadstcr.
Klino Demonstrator, in pcrfcct con
dition.
Electric tn closed body, good battery
and tires.
KL.INK KAR SALICS CO.. INC..
r.22 \\>sit Broad Streot.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD CO
Office of tlio Treasurer.
Wilinliitfton. N. C.. December 31. 1917. 1
The Board of Directors of Atlantic Coaat !
Line Railroad Company has declared a dtvl- ;
dend of 3t^ per cent on the common capital !
Hlbck of lhat company, payable at the office 1
of the treasurer. Wilmington. N. C.. on ,
January 10. ]!'l&. to such stockholders as :
shall bo registered 011 the books of the
<-omnany on December -0. 1&17. at 3 o'clock
P, it. JAMES F. POST.
Treasurer
MEETINGS
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.. Dec. I. 1317.
The regular annuat mealing of the stock
holders of the Old Dominion Trust Com*
puny will be h-ld WEDNESDAY. JANUARY
S. 1915 %t 1'2 o'clock noon. In the offlc* of
thu company. No. 000 Ea?t Main Htreot, j
Rlclimond. Va.. for the election of directors '
and for the transaction of any other business j
which may properly come before the said
me.tlini;. VV. H. SLAfOHTKR.
Secretary.
Wt;ST END BANK OF RICHMOND. INC
Richmond Va.. Doc. 23. 1917.
The rerular annual ineatlnx of ihc Mock
holders of tho West End Uar.k of Richmond.
Inc.. for the election of director?; and for
the trannactlon of any other business whlrh
may properly torrw before th? *uld meeting,
will be held MONDAY .JANUARY 14. lilS.
al S:15> o'clock at the h*nk bulldlnc. No.
lili West Main Street. Richmond. Va.
CHA3. K. WILLIS.
Cashier.
__ MEETINGS
KQOITAin:i: I.<-A.\ .... liivv"?Kr~"
Richmond. Vs., Doceinber ;b. {sir.
The r?RuUr mmiiu.iI ni.ii,nK ,,f ??,? atnrV
holders ct the Equitable Uf.ati Soci?y li?
of Richmond. Va.. f,.r t|,. , |," il?n oMI??h
tor. and {or th* tr.n action of any other
business which may prooerlv .Onio tZtV>r?
the, *?hl iii'OUiie. will t" hild TIJESnvv
JANUARY 4. 11,1*. at 2 P. M.. at th? Dlac.1
of business of ?ald corporation No i
Norvh EI%-lUh Street. Richmond.Va. *
URDWAY PULLBR.
?? Secret.4 ry.
THE PLANTERS NATIQNAL BANK
Richmond. Va . Dec. h. 1517
rne annua] meeting oi ihe .stockhi.Mw^
of thin bank Will he1*!,.!.! "t lt? Wkfni"
hou** on 1TKSOA1. JANUARY ?. IMS. at
.w, # election of diri>i tor-? for t h
ratification of the arm of the dlrcVto,H f,?.
the last ll-ral year and l-?r ih-traixM-ilo.,
of any other bu.tlnesM which i?ay urobcrlv
tomo before the aaid meeting.
CONWAY' II. GORDON",
| ("?i.-'tiltr
fUtST NATlUXnl, ilANK. """*
i . Richmond. Vj? Dec. S. ?917
The regular annual meeting of the a'took
holder* of the Urst National (tank of Rich*
mond. Va., for tho <>loctl<-u of director* foe
tho Truncation of the *??!?< of the director*
for tho last llscai year ami for the trans
action of any other busings n-hlt.lt may
properly com- before tin *a:d tn.cunc win
b< h*id Tuesday. January ?. ivis. at 13
noon, in the director..' room of the bana
Ninth and Main streets, Richmond. Va.
W M. ADDISON.
Cashier
HulmionU, Va., January 4 "
The rccular annual mcetinc of tho
stockholders of Kydnor vV.- Hundlrv.
Inc., will he held at the oillco of tli?
company. Seventh arid tirace Streets
TUESIMT, JANUARY 10. 1J1S. at 4
o'clock I'. M.
"W. M. OILMORE. Secretary.
UKI ICE oliARAMKH BUILDING COR
I'D RAT ION.
Richmond. Va.. I ec. 24. 1917,
Th? annual meeting of the .stockholders
of thi.-? corporation uiil he held at It* office.
.N.?rl1.1. -Street. Richmond, Va..
t* if" " ^aIIY fc. 131/1. at 4 o'clock
j * ' GEORGE C. JEVKKRSON.
Secretary.
NATIONAL STATE AND CITY BANK.
Richmond. \a_. Dooc-inber 8. 1917.
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of / the National State and Clt?
Hank of Richmond. Va.. for the election of
direetors ?nfl for the transaction of atiy
other bualr.eK-* which may pioperly corn!
V-?foro the s-ald ru'-i-tinc. will be held TUES
DAY. JANUARY S. IUIS. at \'i noon In tha
director.'! room of the l>auk. 1111 East Mala
Street. Richmond. Va.
JULIEN II. HILL.
I '-'ashler.
THE annual ni-etin;; of the -.to.-khnldera of
the Merchant;/ National Rank of Rlch
mond. Vj will b;. hold in its hanklntj
rooms, ll<tl Ea*t Main Street. TUUaDAl".
JA NT-ART V IQtt. a' II A. M.
Richmond. Va.. Dec. CO. 1917.
The annual meetiiiR of the stockholders
or the \ irjcima Trust Company for th-? elec
tion of cllreclorn and for the transaction of
eucti bu.-dnesH ?n nuv properly come befora
the nicetinK. ImiludliiB the ratification of th-?
act? of the directors for the past year will
be held ut the ofllcc of the company'. No.
110'i Last Main Street, Richmond. Va.. oa
TUESDAY. JANUARY li. lals. at 10 M.
Stock transfer books will he Cloned from
January 0 to Jauuary 16. both inclusive.
L. D. AY LETT.
Secretary.
THE UNION DANK Ot?' RICHMOND.
Rich mono. Va., Dec. 12. 1917.
The regular anuuat meeting of ihe stock
holders of the Union Uanlc of Richmond.
Va.. for the election of dlrectore and for
the transaction of any other business which
may properly come before the eald meetinc
will bo held THURSDAY. JANUARY lfc
19U. at 1 a o clock noon, in the directors'
room of the bank. No. 1104 East Main
Street. Richmond. Va.
S. P. RTLAND.
- Cashier.
The Savings Bank
of Richmond
U. S. Depository for Postal
Savings Funds,
Richmond. Va.. Pec. 27. 1917.
The Annual Meeting of tha Stock
holders of this L-'.ank for tho elec
tion of Directors and for the trans
action of such other business as mav
bo brought before the ?n?.-otinEr, will
be held at the Banking House. 1117
East Main trect. on THL'KSDAY,
the 10th day of January, 1S)1S. at
4 o'clock 1'. M.
JAMES M. HALL.
Cashier.
AMERICAN NATIONAL HANK.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond. Va.. December 7. 1917.
a,!nuaI mooting of the btock
ho'ders of the American National Bank o?
Richmond, \ Irglnia. lor the election oi
directors and tho transiacllon of any othei
bu.slner:? which tnay properly come before
the ?aId meeting, will be held at tho bank
nCoiuUe ' J*nuary i' 1S1<- at o'clock
O. B UTLL. Cashier.
RICHMOND TRUST AND S A vTnG8~CO.
Richmond. Va.. Januarv nia.
The annual rneetlnc of th.? stockholders
of this company will ho held In Its banltinc
houiie. Main and Seventh Streets. Tuesdav.
January IS. 191S. at 12 o'clock, noon, for
tho election of directors and for tlie trans
action of any other buslnef>.'i that muy
properly come before tho meeting. Tho
hooks for the transfer of stock of the com
pany will bo closed a-i of this llth dev of
January, at 2 o'clock P. M., apj r-.
otjen on V> cdne.^day. Januarv hi. uij
R. J. WILLING 11AM, JR.,
Secretary.
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE~Ca
Richmond. \a? January 5, lJis
k"',Ui'1 meeting oi the stockholder*
S i?L y ?mP**ri>*l?? held at ihe office
ot tho \ Irsinl.t Truft Co.. 1100 East "vinlii
lh<> ,-lty .d Richmond. Va.. on
rULRSDAY. JANUARY -I. ISIS, at 1J
o clock noon. .
WILLIAM R. M f LLER.
s.-cretary and Treasurer.
DISSOLUTION' NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern: '
n.r^'i? iifl Supply Company, a co
partnership formerly consisting of V,'. K
Ree>e. H. II. oulll and M. Mayo Dunn was
on the ioth day of November, 191".' di^
tioKvd. W. U. Reese and M. Mi Dunn hav
ing told their interest in .aid firm's busi
??ni;. ,iGul11, w>,? ,v|" continue busi.
ness under the name ot Richmond AMI
HSP y Company n? heretofore.
nhTiWuir?n?HCe ls B'ven for tli<? puri>oee of
i\l ' F 1 he patrona and peoolc iiealini?
ot Company
oi the v\ ithilrav\.<l of tho un?ieraipnect-part
nt^vs. ^vho are ami will no lonper be llab'.a
tirrn ohll^ationo of the said
De?ci^,berUni9ir7?Ur hani1s tl,U -0th da* ut
W. K. REESE.
_ MAYO DUNN.
AUCTION* SALES?Future Day
TTTLWiTEfs AUCTION SALE
OK
TVAGONS AND ROAD MACHINES.
In pursuani^e of an order of the'Dip
trict Court oi' the United Slates for the
Easitorii District of Virginia in tho
rul'tR^oti Couhcrd & Cowherd, bank
MONDAV, JANUARY 7, IMS,
at 11 A. M..
r Shall sell at public auction, nine
wagons and one road machine at "Wil
lVar9?*bu!:ff\?-j at l)'i4CC of business
or Mr t,. \\. Lane. Sr. These wagons
??.ro dtimi.) wagons used in railroad con
struction work, and may be seen at tha
Place of sale at any time before th?
fiuy naitico.
M. G. WALLACE.
Truiteo.
BRINGING UP FATHER
(Copyright, 191S. International News Strvlee.) .
By George McManus
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