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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Doys
BY BLANTON & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

BG1LT BR ( & RE \ Il ANR WE Nds
5000 and 1909 w. GRACE STREET.
below mentioned and in execution cut er OF n
certain deed Of trust, dated June s.
1914. and recorded in the clerks Of
OF Richmond. In deed book 22S-B, page
122. l will. at the request of the bene-
hciary. there havi ing been default in
cured. sell at auction. on the premises Se
on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER %, 1914
at 1880 o'clock P. NJ.
the two houses above referred to. with
60 feet on the north line OF Grace
Street at the northwest corner OF Grace
and Sheppard Streets and running back
from said front between parallel lines
l45 feet to an alley in the rear These
are modern houses. and contain 7 or
rooms each.
trust. one recorded in said office in
deed book 223-A, page 146, conveying
No. 1000 West Grace Street and the
secure $4,000. which viii be due due o e0
July %. 1915. with Interest from Janu-
AIRY. %, 1914. and the other recorded in
sS S Sss In ds SS s soes sz
Street with the S1-foot lot upon which
it stands, SECURING $4,000. which viii
July 80, i9l4 The terms of the t soie
will be cash sufficient to pay the ex-
penses Of executing this trust, includ-
cent and all taxes. levies and insur-
ance premiums. if any. now unpaid,
and also ratable proportion of the
to discharge tho sum Of $500 with
interest thereon from June s. 1914. and
the residue Of the purchase money is
to be made payable In equal install
ments at one and two years from De-
cember %. 1914. evidenced by the pur-
chaser's notes. with interest added and
secured by deed OF trust on the said
property; or for all cash as TO such
residue at the option of the purchaser.
STUART BOWIE,
TIM
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d. Jones, 68 1-2 acres on Deop Run
church Road. December 16. 1914. tax
CIIANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Seven Deeds OF Trust. Amounting I,

Seven Deeds of Trust. Amounting to
40, :, NS.4i2.
4Q5--L. G. Harris. ct ux. to r. Sit
tcrding, ct ais, trustees. 15x140 feet
west limo Second Avenue, As feet sout h
Of Juniper Street. December IA. 1914.
$3.50.
4os--Cha stine Ellis to Richeson &
Grutchheld. trustees. 30x146 feet north
line Goddin Street. between Roane and
CALHOUN Streets. November 12. 1914.
4o7-L w. crump to Rloheson &
Crutchfeld. trustees. 21x78 feet south
line Cabell Street. between Hickory and
Tyler Streets. November IL. 1914.
4l5-Absolum Randolph. ct ux. to w.
p: Redd ct al. trustees. 33x1oo feet
Thirty-frst Street. December II, 1914,
S2l2.
4is-R. NJ Lynn. ct ux. to A. v.
Shea, ct al. trustees. 10ox145 feet at tho
southeast corner of Monument Avenue
ana lafayette Street. December Il.
4is-George K. Harper. ct ux. to J. A.
Coke, ct al. trustees. 23x130 feet south
line Grace Street. ZIG feet s inches west
or Mulberry Street December 10, 1914,
42l-E. d. Hotchkiss. Jr., ct ux. to r.
L. Gordon. ct al. trustees. ca feet 2
inches by 100 feet IL 1-2 inches west
line Eighth Street. 81 feet 3 l-2 inches
north or Main Street: also entire print
ing plant of the firm OF Mitchell &:
iiotchkiss. December Is. 1914, $4,000.
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Try. II VIII give certainty and value
%, warehouse receipts which will make
liquid tho evidence OF ownership ~
agricultural products, 1t will enhance
the value Of warehouse receipts aa col.
lateral on which loans may be sought
oY producers. It will give greater
negotiability to agricultural receipta
Tor agricultural products
The measure will bring together
more closely agricultural products and
banking capital. 1t will result In
larger storage facilities for agricul.
tural products. and will serve as an
Incentive for farmers to store their
products. and thereby save millions OF
dollars Of weather loss each year. II
VIII furnish to the farmer for the first
time In this country the machinery
through which he may not only know
the class or grade OF his product, but
Its commercial value. 1t will put him
In n position to market his crops when
the demand Is strongest and the pric,
highest. 1t Is n farmers bill, and n
most far-reachlng forward step In our
cumbersome system OF marketing"
Tho bill is not compulsory in any
way.
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Wash
than Yarbrough.
CHARTERS ISSUED.

charters and amendments to char
tcrs were issued yesterday by tho
state Corporation Commission. az fol-
lows:
Amendment to foreign charter:
The Ohio Tailoring Company, n cor
porntion OF the state OF Ohio. In
to $130,000.
Charters:
Suhling & Co. Inc. Lynchburg. Cap
itai stock, $4,000; tobacco business.
Johannes Smiling, president: ]. d. Sell
man. secretary. both of Lynchburg, Va.
w WtggsheXilie Bijou Company. Inc,
70 $4,000; moving picture business.
-. NJ. Cohen, president; J. l.. Porter
held, secretary and treasurer. both Of
Wytheville, Va.
G MorrIs0n Grocery Company. Inc.
tai stock, $4,000 to sio,0oo: grocery
business; ]: X. Morrison. president;
T.; L. B,o9ndurant;, secretary, both Of
The Winchester Glove Factory, Inc.
sHsddnoSahne : Va Capital stock, $4,000 to
etc etc; A: J: Merrill, president: T. r. Ca.
ther. secretary. both of Winchester,
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FARM
BARGAIN

Farm Of 148 acres for sale or ex-
change for Richmond. property. Lo-
Gated 65 miles west Of Richmond, 31h
miles from two railroads. About
one-half cleared, balance in timber,
estimated to cut 100000 feet Of pine,
poplar and oak lumber. Six-room
dwelling, insured for $500. Several
running streams. Suitable for stock
nd general farming. Would con-
der good secondhand five-passen-
e automobile as part payment. A
zeal bargain and good investment to
quick buyer. Price, $2,250. Terms,
one-half cash. Address, until Thurs
day, December "a. Owner, @ 224,
care Times-Dispatch.
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Observation-Disclosures

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, December
2l.-Sanford McConchie, OF Culpeper
County, and Miss Cleo Burton Faul-
coner, Of Stafford County. were mar
REQ at the Baptist Church at Stafford
store, near this city, Rev. Clifton
Starke performing the ceremony. Miss
Fairfax Bolts played the wedding
music. and the attendants were Miss
Resale Smith. with William Herndon:
Miss Agnes Herndon, with Jennings
Faulconer: Miss Cassie McConchie. with
Elmo Tolson: Miss Bell Faulconer maid
or honor; Carter Bunch, Of Culpeper
County. best man. and the ushers were
stockman Faulconer and Aubrey Toll
son.
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LEVER COTTON WAREHOUSE
MEASURE PASSES HOUSE
Sponsors Contend That Blll VIII Great
~ Enhance Confidence In AEri-
cultural Products.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. December 21.-The
Lever cotton warehouse bill, before
the House for months. was passed to-
day. 2lS to 81. The measure provides
for Federal licensing of cotton and
grain warehouses. and Is a substitute
for Senate bill restricted to cotton
warehouses. The bill now goes to con-
ference between tho houses.
The bill, approved by tho adminis-
trotion, was the subject Of brief de-
bate. Its sponsors contending that 1t
would greatly enhance confidence in
agricultural products. It's opponents
claimed 1t was unconstitutional
This BILL" said Representative
Lever, will result in the establish
ment OF uniform warehouses and uni
form warehouse receipts for agricul-
tural products throughout the coun-
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nusr1SGs COURT, PART II.

In the case OF l. J. Smith & Co.
against the city OF Richmond for s55,-
900 damages. on trial In the Hastings
Court. Part IL. yesterday was devoted
TO the examination of witnesses for
case will not be finished for the next
day so.
The court convened yesterday morn
Ing for the December term, and cases
were set for trial
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
e1ve Deeds OF Bargain and Sale
A unau nfinIz S60 9SQ

iVo DeedS OF BnrRatn and Sale,
mounting to S52,35O.
PA +: Neumann ct ux to NJ. l..
bbard: 2Gxao fees south line Of N
BET. December lG. 1914. tax 81. $40.
PEN, l. Hubbard ct ux to Charles
willis, 3ox1o5 feet south line Winder
s pece fsSs Vest i4 1915 Fl n TAX sis5
ux 54xi4o 1e fees west es line s HsoT'i
niue, 40 feet south of Juniper Street.
Esm6er H. 1911, tag 50 cents. So
LAG feet north line Goddin Street,
'ember IL. 1914. tax 81. $40.
o6-Chastine Ellis C, ux to I. w.
fmp. 2lx73 feet south line Cabell
Gets. November IL. iS14. ia. $50.
Charles Koss ct ais. 30 feet Inches
12s feet north line Broad Street,
feet y Inches east OF Jefferson
14-W. II. Jackson ct ua to George
tn east limo Fifth Street. 26S feet
Inches north OF Broad street. De-
Ieer 10. 1914, tax 81. $40,
Re. 17lkxl24 feet west side OF Carter
eet December IL, 1914, tax $40.
Pc. II. Harris ct ux to John b.
Iarthwout, 5oXl25 feet west line
fton Avenue, 200 feet north Of Craw-
Street. December 10. 1914. tax
20. $40.
324-Hermitage Land Company to
(over &. Willis, lot II, In block /,
the plan OF Hermitage Park. No
nber "a, 1914. $3.50.
2S--Alice 4. Crow ct vir to Annie
PANS, 10 feet IL IA inches. by 100
| feet cas-, line Seventeenth Street.
feet Gilt inches south of Accom-
Pdation Street. December 81. 1914,
BOO.
f25-Rhoda y. Taylor ct vir to r.
Harwood trustee. 27.02X1503s feet
Eth line Park Avenue. 24l.lS feet
|st OF Allen Avenue. December 9,
IA, tax $3.50, $40.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
by the Electrical Department yester-
II. r. Burlington, for Mr.. Hemmerer,
1873 South Cherry Street four outlet =
and seven fixtures.
Winston Electric Construction Co..
Tor Judge II. Carter Scott. 400 East
Franhlin Street, FIVE receptacles.
p. Z. Pollard. for Fl. f. Ferguson
l3l2 Fourth Avenue, Highland Park,
forty -nine outlets.
Same. for D.. T. Colley. 2oS Hillcrest
Avenue. nine fixtures
Southern Railway Company, nifty
one outlets in station at corner Of
Second and Hull Streets.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG VA, December
2l.--Charles Rhoadcs and Miss Efie
Madeline Bullock, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Bullock. both OF Orange
County. were married on Thursday at
Orange at the home OF Rev. r. F.
Staples, who performed the ceremony.
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ENGINEER HURT IN WRECK
IS RAPIDLY IMPROVING
Conductor Canada Is Also I'M
proving After Severe
Injuries.
WANT soUTHsIDE ASSESSOR
South Richmond Club to Petition
Court to Name Man Familiar With
Real Estate Conditions South of
James River-Personal Mention.

]. 9. Robinson, engineer on the
Southern Railway. who was injured in
the wreck on Friday near Jetersville,
Ia rapidly improving. and was able to
DO out yesterday. His injuries arc
painful. but not serious.
Captain ]. It. Canada. who was badly
hurt In the same accident. was re-
ported yesterday to be recovering, and
his condition was said to DO as good
as could be expected. ~Fhe news of
Captain Canada's injury was not re-
ported. for fear that 1t might prove
too great n shock to his aged mother
In Glover. Va. Captain Canada. who
was conductor of the train. is very
popular on the Southside.
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Curtin-Shav,

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, December
2l.-Roland l.. Curtis and Miss Maud L.
Shaw, OF Madison County. were married
on Thursday at the Methodist parson-
age in that county by Rev r. L.
Lumpkin. They Will make their home
near Covington. Va.
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Judgment for 34ol.22 was entered in
the Law and Equity Court yesterday
against John S. Moore and Eugenia Is
Moore, In favor Of Charles 2. Ella
James McGraw was awarded a i,,dp-
ment for s5S3.23 in tho same court
AGAINST the strathmore Quarry Com
Suit for $500 was fled against tho
Virginia Railway and Power COMPANY
BY Bessie Wyatt, Administrative OF Joe
WYATT. Thero Was no decl.,ratinn
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cIIANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
rive helease Deeds, Amounting ts
SlO.C2l

S10.22I.4O.
41I-W. c. Blanton trustee. to r. M.
Lynn. lOOxl45 feet at tho southeast
corner Of Monument Avenue and La
gazette Street. December II, 1914.
4l2-J. d. Carneal, trustee, to Isham
JEFFERSON, 3Oxl10 feet at the northeast
corner Of State and Union Streets. De-
cember 10. 1914. sass.
422-Richmond Trust and Saving
company. trustee. to NJ E. Kayhoc, Jr..
1lxl25 feet Inches south line Stuart
avenue. 80 feet west OF West Street.
December IT, 1914
9Th. r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee 70
Arthur L. Stratus. FL feet Inches by
las feet 2 INCHES west line Eighth
street. December II. 1911. $3.50.
- 426-A. Y. Shea. trustee. to T. A..
Shea, 6oxl40 feet at the northeast cor
December Is. 1910 $1,000
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To Celebrate Anniyernary,

Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Saunders will
celebrate their silver wedding ami
versary tomorrow in their now home
In Woodland Heights Marshal Saund-
ers. who has charge OF the Eastern
District of Virginia, has served as
public officer for many years, and Is
one OF the best known citizens of tho
Southside. For long time he was
sergeant OF Hastings Court. Part IL,
until he secured the Federal appoint
ment last summer.
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I rustee S Sale
The following sale has been post
ned by the trustee until
DEC ENIRErR % 1n1A

The following sale has been post
bncd by the trustee until
DECEMBER 23, 1914,
at y. NJ,
BY virtue of q certain deed of trust
tecuted the 18th day of November
ia. and recorded in the Chnncerv
purt Of the city Of Richmond. Va, in
b: 229-A, 434, on certain machinery
nd fixtures situated ut 221 West Broad
rect, Richmond, Va, default having
sen made in the payment OF the note
ierein secured. tho trustee under the
toresaid. deed having been requested
, to do by tho noteholdcr, will sell Mt
ublie auction. for cash. on tho
DIST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1914.
at 6 o'clock p. NJ,
221 West Broad Street. Richmond,
a., all tho interest that tho grantor
4d In tho property described in the
deed OF trust.
ALFRED J. KIRSH.
Trustee.
61s-517 Mutual Building.
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Jailed for Coal Theft.

Edward Darlington and Isaac SCOT.
coiored. were convicted of stealing
coal from the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad by Justice II. A. Maurice yes
terday In Police Court. Part H., and
sentenced to six months In Jail.
Z. w. Blunt was fined IS for steal
Ing pool hall
ii. w. Foster. charged with trcspass-
ing on the property of his brother In
law. J. II. Hart, was required TO fur
nish bond in tho sum of 500.
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Want clerk From south,,de

committee from the South Rich
mond Democratic Club will petition
Judge D. G. Richardson this week to
appoint clerk to the real estate as
SCISSORS from the Southside Six men
have been named by Judge Richardson
for the position, but there is none
from this section of the city. In which
there Is great deal OF property to be
assessed, and II is desired to have
some one who Is familiar with the con-
ditions here.
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Elks to Di.tribute baskets,

Manchester Lodge No. S45, Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks. Is
making It's usual preparations to dis
tribute a number OF well-nlled baskets
to the poor on the Southside Every
member Will recommend some family
which Is in destitute circumstances.
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(5PEClAL MMlSSlONERS' SALE
ah FYTA We I Il RfH4Hf E cfFY 6P
RICHMOND.
Pursuant, to decree entered in the
(rcuit Court on the 22d day of May,
ia, in the chancery cause Of l.. j..
Hams VS.. Earle S. Brooks ct ais, we,
70 Undersigned special commission
Is. Will sell ut public auction. on the
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER %, 1914.
at 1890 +. NJ,
Re. following described real estate,
FTwo lots Of land and the dwelling
euse and other improvements there
|. in an addition to the city of Rich
ond formerly Manchester), known
Melrose, and being described on n
IAN thereof as Lots Nos. 3 and 4.
uarc !, and being the property of
j. Adams and wife. Lottie J. Adams.
lprovements. This will make a nice
burban home, and is near the car
TERMS: One-third cash, and tho ball
zee in three equal instnllments, pay
ilo six, nine and twelve months from
ite of confirmation of sale by the
.urt.
J. NJ. TURNER and
ROBERT II. TALLEY,
Special Commissioners.
l.. ADAMSON, Auctioneer.
others. Circuit Court Of Ches te cid
hereby certify that the bond re-
Hired of Commissioners j. NJ Turner
ID Robert II. Talley. has been given
PHILIP V. COGBILL,
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Mnson-webb.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. /

Especial to The Times- Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. December
2l.-Lesiie l. Mason, of Gold Dale, Va,
and Miss Sallie Webb. OF Parker,
Spotsylvana County, were married at
Hotel Coleman. at Orange, Rev. j. NJ
Aleadloes, OF Madison Run, performing
the ceremony.
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Miss Maria p. wooJcock.

Miss Maria p. Woodcock died at the
home OF her brother. T. ]. Woodcock,
Sunday morning in the sevcnty-fift
year or her age. She Is survived by
two brothers. T. ]. and NJ. C. Woodcock.
Tho funeral will take place from the
home this afternoon at 9 o'clock.
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HUSTINGs TRANSFERS.

DO Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting To 81, 500.
b2-Floyd V. Tatum TO Minnie Wei
|;er. 30Xl25 feet west line Twelfth
|'eet, "a feet from Railroad Street,
wards Scmmcs Street. Also 30xl25
1T west line Twelfth Street 81 feet
bm Railroad Street. December 10.
BS-R. II. Singrey. ct ux, to c. II.
|ul. lots and In block 81 In the
tn Of Woodland Heights. August 20.
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Will DO served.
The annual Christmas entertainment
Will be held according to custom In
Elks' Home. Eleventh and cambridge
streets, and all members are invited.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were Issued by the
clerk or the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
William S. Coats and Annfe Virginia
Vaughan.
- Emmett S. Burch and Cassie w.
Chapman.
Alonzo Reid Jr and Gracia
Douglass
James r. Johnson and Leons E.
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HENRICo DEEDS OF TRUST.

Two Deeds OF Trust, Amounting to
sS-Walter +. Johnson. ct ux, to F.
Sltterding, ct ais, trustees, 25x12O feet
north line Newborn Street. so feet from
Maple Street: November 90 1914. s25S.
a3-S V. Eberhard to w. II. Preston,
trustee sl:1 acres on Eiko Road. about
we've miles northeast OF city. De-
cember 8. 1914, $500.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Butler issued n
permit yesterday to NJ. Adelanski to
build two-story frame store and
dwelling at the northwest corner OF
Dance and Carter Streets. to cost $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22

|he deed transferring the property
|wn as ia West Broad Street from
tie for ss2.I6o, was placed on re-.
/ eight inches on the north side Of
|ad Street, Just east of Jefferson
property Is improved and occupied
fhe Overland Motor Company.
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III;SIlICO TRANSFERS.

|vo Deeds of BnrEnIn and Sale,
Amounting TO $4,000.
S9-M. Is. Knowles TO G. H. and L. L.
|lowles, 163 acres about four miles
pm city: also all personal property,
F. November 70. 1914. tax $3.50. $40.
P0-Sallie ]. Duval. ct al, TO w. s.
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HENR1co RELEASE DEEDS.

One Release Deed. Amounting to
$500.
9l-Sallie J. Duval to w s. D. Jones'.
ct al, us acres on Church Road about
| eleven miles from city. December 1S
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Al ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
nsfers Yesterday Aggregate $52,.
800, Starting Week OF
Well.
Fs ESTATE BUYS PROPERTY
of Leonard Street Lot to Be Held
7 Real Estate Exchange, Thus OBJ
tating Delays Occasioned by Bad
Weather.

fts yesterday show a steady de-
fd on the local market. for this sea-
OF the year. The transfers Of city
Perty yesterday reached total Of
300. large business is not OK
FED this week by the agents, but
ferday has started the week off
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22

|ccording to deed OF trust flled in
Chancery Court yesterday after
Ia, 70. ID. Hotchkiss and wife convey
printing plant Of Mitchell &:
Echkiss. located on North Eighth
pet, In trust to secure $4,000. The
hos on the west side OF Eighth
pet. just north Of Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22

|. F. Schmidt & Co. are Advertising
sale of n lot on the south side OF
lnard Street. just west of West
pet. day Mt 1890 o'clock. The
VIII be held on the floor of the
|hmond Real Estate Exchange. Tho
mango has, for Il long time, favored
holding OF sales in tho rooms,
|ch are located In the business sec
OF tho city. The custom Is de-
ped to do away with tho postponing
sales on account OF bad weather.
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SALES.--FUTURE Days.

(sPEC1AL COMMISSIONERS SALE
EAL ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, VA. NEAR THE CITY OF
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FOR SALE-Farms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-22

Square the question how to place his act without
mourning the dspeasure of either Franke Schel was
pretty definitely settled in his mind, and he chucked
with satisfaction at the cleverness of his plan. 1t was
to the Trust he intended giving the Turkey Trotting
Turkeys. But wait before you condemn him-he had
intention of doing so before offering the act to Sche
first And it directly to Schels Office in the Pa
latial Theater that he went from the subway.
Hello Maxey!" exclaimed the manager cordially,
showing chair into place and offering the agent
cgar-one of his good ones. "What's the news"
ITO tell you the TRUTH Mr.. Schell,' said Maxey,
coming straight the point, "when you asked me about
big act for the holidays this noon, and said didn't
have none, was kinder stalling.'
al knew it, Schell smiled cleverly. "Ive been no
tcng you lately Maxey, he said, "and it's stuck out
all over YOU I've been expecting to hear from you long
before this and when you talking to Frankel to-
day"
4Honest, Mr.. Schell,' Maxey protested, Il didn't
say word to him. He asked me did have anything,
and told him no, and that's straight. Why, didn't
promise to hand my first good stunt to you? And did
ever go back on my promises2 An amt goin' ter
now. have got act the biggest ever doped out,
and it's yours if you it, only it's got to be sprung
right off,
"Im little afraid it's too late, said Schell.
Maxey knew that this a bluf-any manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-22

and with each repetition the birds performed variation
of the dance Zee castle vak!" he commanded, and
they progressed stif-legged, bending and dipping at
regular intervals. And finally, with Moshoo tippy-
toeng proudly the head of the quartet they danced
once more across the and off, from stage, and
the Frenchman flung handful of corn among them
and turned to Maxey.
"Great! Great7 cried the little agent. Nothing
to it,"
But Eat is alll7 painted the excited Frenchman.
aMam's ele Pavowa!7 he requested, and the pretty
bird forward her wings spread her body already