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5-26-7t

tl have zoo cords of wood cut last summer and stacked on the public road at the Gabe Meyer place ? 1-2 miles from town. It is locust. ash, willow, and birch, in four and eight foot lengths. Will take $1.25 per cord as it lays, in five or ten cord lots. or $2.25 per cord delivered. Small lots one to three cords de- liyered for $2.5O per cord. s. .. Alexander, phone 125. 5-2SSt
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Arrested on Felony Charge.

Bud Lawrence. young white man of Grant county, was arrested yes terday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff J. l.. McMurnett on an indictment charg- ing felony. It is alleged that Law renee we intoxicating liquor to boy of 10 Wars. Lawrence was arrested yesterday just after he had been ac- quilted by Justice of the Peace Bridges of Spring township of a charge of carrying a pistol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-01
To Attend Board Meeting.

Rev. J. A. Sage, presiding elder ot the Pine Bluff district of the Little Rock conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, South, left yester- day for Philadelphia, where he will attend a meeting of the board Of trustees of the Henderson-Brown college, of which he is member.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 All banks, members of Pine Bluff Clearing House association will be closed Monday. May 31. Decoration Day, and Thursday, June 3. Jeffer- son Davis birthdayLLegal holidays. PINE BLUFF CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION
 H. B. STRANGE, 5.26-7t Manager.
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NOTICE

Members of Pine Bluff Lodge NO. ,Aq R p. o. E., will meet at the Hotel Pines at 2:30 o'clock this after, noon, to attend in body the funeral of our deceased brother, pr. w. s. Stewart. rc,v
 |1t Exalted Ruler.
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Pray for Peace.

Denver, Colo, May 31.-LN feature of the Memorial Day celebration here was five-minute pause for prayer all over the city for world peace.
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PRESS CONDEMN NOTE.
Reply Generally Characterised as
 "Eyasive" and Ignoring Issue.

Germany's reply to the United States in her note concerning sub- marine warfare, and especially as it related to the incident of the sink ing of the Lusiania, met qute gen. erally with the condemnation of the American press, which editorally speaking today characterized the answer as "evasive," "a qu,bble," "an ignoring of the issue" and other such terms. The New York World declared that the document was "worse than evasive," and character ized it as insincere, even pettifog- ging."
 The New York Herald says that it is case of Germany versus Civi- lization," and that the United States "holds a brief for civilization. and will go to the end" The comments of leading American journals:
 New York Herald-Germany has ignored the real issue presented by the American note of May 13. The United States stands today the cham- pion of neutral rights and non-com- batant humanity. In the case Of Germany versus civilization, the United States holds brief for civili- zation-and will to the end. Ger many must respect the rights of non- travelling upon the high seas.
 New York WorM-The German note is worse than evasive. It is in- sincere, even petifogging. Regret will be felt everywhere that the af- fairs of great people believed to be friendly have fallen into the hands of men canahle of such
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-06-01

Cleveland, May 31.-A special fed eral grand jury reported indictments against Frederick D. Underwood, president of the Erie Railroad com pany, the Erie railroad and the Della ware Hudson railroad, charging vio- lation of the interstate commerce law.
 The indictment charges that on July Z, 1912, the trip was made. and that instead of charging 25 full fares for the car, as provided for by the in- terstate commerce law, Underwood and the in liCted railroads let William $. Miller, eX-president of the Dia- mond Watch company, of Akron, O., and seven friends have the private car for eight full fares-the same as would have been charged had they made the trip in an ordinary coach.
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The Weather

tuesday and Wednesday.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
.LUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
GOOCHLAND COURTHOUSE. VA
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue of the power contained in
a deed OF trust from r. C. Miller. un-
married. to the undersigned. dated De-
cember !. 1910. aud duly recorded in
Court OF Goochland County. in the
State OF Virginia. | will offer at pub
lie sale in front OF the Goochland
Courthouse, Goochland. Va, on
MONDAY. JUNE, -. 1918.
Al 1890 O'CLOCK Z. n,
All the property described In said deed
OF trust, containing 209 acres. more or
less. known the GOochland Court
house property. situated at the inter
section Of the Beaver Dam Church
Ing the lands now or formerly owned
By William Wolfgram. Sr, Cameron
Brothers and Judge Mahan This is
fine farm at the county seat. n delight
schools churches. stores and railway
station; thirty miles from Richmond.
Va. The soil is clay loan. free from
stone and easy to work. and Is espe-
bacco. corn. wheat and trucking and
all kinds of fruits The land lies gent
ly rolling. There is fine bold. never
f sns the paee with Wn'e Creek as
which are capable of producing large
crops OF timothy and clover. The i'm
provcmcnts consist of frame one and
one -half-story house above brick base
frame Office building. containing 1
rooms. fronting inside courthouse
square; barn. stable and ice house
Tis property. lying Immediately at the
county seat. having large frontage
on the river public road. makes 1t sus-
ceptiblo OF being subdivided into sew
eral small farms. for which 1t Is ad-
mirably adapted.
Terms of sale as provided by deed
OF trust: Cash rs to so much of the
proceeds as may be necessary to defray
the expenses of executing this trust,
including trustees commission of 5
per centum. the fees for drawing and
recording this deed. If then unpaid, and
10 discharge the amount of money then
payable upon the said notes and IL at
the time Of such sale any OF the said
payable and the purchase money be
Sufficient, such part or parts of the said
purchase money as will be sufficient to
pay off and discharge such remaining
notes, shall be made payable ut such
time or times as the said remaining
notes will become due.
PHfLEMOS n. TUCK, Trustee,
207 ~ Calvert ST.. Baltimore. Md.
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AT the request OF the parties in in
terest, who desire TO settle the estate,
we VIII offer for sale, at public auction
on the premises. the above property.
Inc improvements consist Of two
STORY frame dwelling Of rooms; the
Iot is 33xl50 feet, to n 20-foot alley.
ms is an exceptionally attractive site
ior Improvement. the lot being nicely
Tor one or more buildings fac
ing l"ehty-hrst street, and with sui.
n.'e"' iot ior as many more facing
ieasaht street, thereby making an un-
usually nice investment.
TERMS: Announced at the sale.
MOOREFIELD & BLAKE,
Auctioneers
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
FARM OF l56 7-1o ACRES OF LAND
NEAR SANDY HOOK, GOOCHLAND
COUNTY. VIRGINIA, ON
MONDAY, JUNE IA. 1915,
at IL o'clock, NJ. at
I,nnTITf NJ, f,T,t-r,r,I-,,-n-
GOoCHLAND C,OI.pTHoI-sE v,

Pursuant to the terms Of certain
deed or trust to the undersigned. dated
February 4. 1919. recorded in D. r. az.
page 3i9, In the clerks office of the
circuit Court of Goochland County. de-
fault having been made in the payment
or three of the note thereby secured
and being required so to do by the
holder OF the said notes. | shall offer
for sale at auction TO the higest bid
der the above described real estate at
the time and place above mentioned
me farm has a two-story frame
dwelling thereon and barn and stable
This is the farm on which Benjamin
+. Parrish formerly resided 4 plat
and survey of same. made by Richard
Harris. Surveyor OF Goochland County
October .. 1910. showing the metes and
hounds. may he seen at Goochiand
Courthouse, in deed book So, page
45S-459
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the
expenses Of executing this trust, all
taxes due on said land. note for sac
with interest from November 4. 1919.
note for sac, with interest from Feb
ruary 1. 1915. and a note for $40. with
interest from May 4. 1915. and upon {,
credit as TO $4,000. payable February
4. 1916, carrying interest at per cent
from May g. 1915, payable quarterly
and secured by deed Of trust upon the
property, and the balance. IL any. cash.
FRANK T. SUTTON, JR.
Trustee.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

OF
VERY ATTRACTIVE STORE PROP
ERTY AND SMALL FARM AT OIL
VILE. GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VA
In execution OF "a certain deed Of
record in the clerks Office OF Gooch-
page sol. default having been made in
payment OF n portion OF the money
therein secured. and being required so
TO DO by the beneficiary. Will. on
SATURDAY. 18TH OF JUNE. 1915.
AT O'Clock r. NJ,
on, the premises. sell to the highest
bidder. NIL that certain tract or parcel
81 land IN the County Of Goochland. n I
Oi!vi!le. in Dover MaEisterial District
about eight miles .enst OF Goochland
poles. bounded as follows: beginning At
corner with lands OF y. g watkins.
thence north 40 degrees west so poles
70 corner with J.. \. l.. Smith: thence
south SO degrees. west "a poles to cor
Irces. east IS poles 10 the creek. and
thence down the creek as il mea nders
TO the point of beginning This is the
same tract OF land conveyed to r j.
Nerlander by DR.. l.. X. Bowles by deed
dated February Is. iall.. and recorded
cult Court. in Deed Book a.. page lOT.
This is one OF the best store prop
critics in Goochland County. This sale
ofers an unusual opportunity for
homeseekers as we'll as investors as
IL Is enhancing In value.
TERMS: $500 cash: as 10 balance
terms VIII be made known at time OF
sale
LEITH s. BREMNER.
Trustee
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ABOUT SIN MILES FROM RICH
MoND. AT STOP 81.
In execution of certain deed Of
trust 70 the undersigned trustee. dated
May 10. 1914, recorded in the clerk 8
once of chesterfield Circuit Court in
been made in the payment of the debt
therein secured, and being required so
to do by the beneficiary. will sell at
public auction on the premises on
MONDAY. JUNE 2S 1915.
at 5:30 o'clock p. NJ
the real estate described in said deed
rs follows:
-, Lot n, No. !, Containing. four acres. in
G ne pan r;r OF Bens1ey, in Chesterfield
Of Bensley is of record In the clerk 8
office. Of Chesterfield Circuit Court, and
MG ROAD aa t hs he
Petersburg Turnpike. and is further
described on said plan to which refer
s ,Inn Is Is herebS sde for full deserp
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the
expenses OF executing this. trust. in
per cent and all taxes. levies and in
surance premiums unpaid at the time
Of sale, and also a ratable proportion
s20.S2, due May l6. 1915. and on a credit
as to the notes, now outstanding and
a aiss in said deed Of trust; VIZ
ID al.
a Fe6rasPy 1s aus MAY H Vs.
1916: s11224. due August lG. 1916:
s113.a2, due November 16 1916; sIl5.63.
due February 10. 1917: s5o9.33, due
May l6. 1917: s1a.26. due August 16,
1918: $lT.61, due November 49, 1915;
si6.os. due February is, 1916; s14.42.
due May l6. 1916; s12.76. due August
l6, 1916: SI1.0S. due November 16. 1916:
s9.37. due February 16 1917; 1854. due
May Is, 1917.
Said credit payments to he secured
by deed Of trust. The residue OF the
purchase money in equal installments
81 the s SAFE fop gees WITH Int %aS
added and secured by deed Of trust !:
or for nil cash. as to said residue at
the option Of the purchaser.
Above sale subject to a prior deed
Of trust to the undersigned trustee.
duly recorded In said court In D. b.
1873, page $50. securing the principal
sum OF $4,000. with interest thereon
from September "a, 1914.
r. A. LANCASTER. JR.,
Trustee.
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FOR sALE-Real Estate.

all modern improvements. hne old
shaded lawn and garden, with acres
or land; on the most desirable avenue
trio or steam road In Ashland: will sell
cheap. y 1875, care Times Dispatch
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Constable's Sale

will sell by public auction, on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE.
1915
3 o'clock p. NJ,
at 1905 Dance Street, the following
property, to satisfy executions in my
hands,
One Erie Stationary Engine, about
81 horsepower. said to be in perfect
order.
TERMS: Cash.
w. Fl. WYATT. JT,
High Constable, City Richmond.
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cult Court of Powhatan County. en,ere1
on the 2lst day of May 1915. in the
chancery cause of "utley VS.. Ctley ct
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE is. 1915
at o'clock r. NJ.
the following described real estate. all
,hat tract or parcel of land. with ali
h hnf improvements y, ,Ss thereon. lying and
o otnIss IN me COUNTY OF Powhatan Vir-
trict. containing l20 acres. NOR or less
about one mile from Powhatan Church.
adjoining the lands Of r. c. Hopkins,
John T. rtley on the east. and w ~
Corson, and w. II. Winfree on the
Also all the minerals, II any. on or
under the above described tract OF la nd
said minerals consisting of such as
TO iou he Tn dherHon; or any person believes
neiehborhood Of said land.
:, Al the time OF the sale. the minerals,
After en which W. , be hrSt eSpHsed to sale
at the conclusion OF which both the
mineral and the land will he offered
'07 TE sals IS 6n @hoia Of III. nrc,
price to he paid in cash. and the bal
year from the date Of sale. the pur-
the deferred payment, with interest
from the day Of sale, and the title to
he retained by the court until ALI the
the option OF the purchaser.
WILLIAM NJ. JUST1S, JR,
Special Commissioners.
! certify that the bond required OF
suit has been dulySgiven.
JAMES A. TILMAN, Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

BY b. NJ. WHITE & CO.
New ONCE: Second Floor o22 East Main
BEAUTIFUL country home. acres OF
dwelling. situated in beautiful grove Of
trees overlooking the city. only 3
squares from city limits. on nne road.
10 minutes schedule to heart OF the
city. This is an ideal country home.
with the city built all around it. and
AT a very low price. Nice orchard and
garden. telephone in house: nothing
the city; accommodating terms il de-
sired.
SEVENTYFIvE acres. one-half cleared
and In good state Of cultivation. bal
ance in timber; situated on good mac
a miasn re road; I, miles from city and .
ing of rooms. in large oak grove:
barn, and several poultry houses: To-
ca eated IN fine neishborhood. convenient
20 church. store and school; price, $500;
terms accommodating.
B. NJ. WHITE & co.
successors to Casselman G. Coz
New omce: Second Floor o2o East Main
a handsome. up-t date. new apartment.
on Hanover Avenue. one of the best
vesr pfIes is the city; rent $3.50
Call Owner" Boulevard ITO.
HOUSE and lot for sale at stop 26H
Seven Zines line: cost about s1.5Oo:
my price: $1,000. one-half cash. balance
sIo month ID 200. care Times Dispatch
LOTS. loox175 feet. 800 and up. Seven
r ines Ines line. S1o cash and $40 monthly
2o9. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. recently completed new =
room home. Highland Park, hot and
coia water. electric lights. range. .
squares from car: price. $4,000; terms
Times Dispatch.
JUST completed. s-room house. 3
squares from car. Highland Park.
eiectric light. hot and cold water. range
price. $4,000; $1,000 cash. balance like
rent. or other terms to suit purchaser.
Aooress r 5O5 care Times-Dispatch.
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TRUSTEES SALE

AN ATTRACTIVE HOME AND ABOUT
FOUR ACRES OF LAND IN THE
VILLAGE OF BENSLEY, CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. VIRGINIA. on THE
PETERSBURG ELECTRIC LINE
ABOUT SIN MILES FROM RICH
MOND, AT STOP 81.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

UNE%PIREp lease 1907 West Cary
street. Reduced rent to quick renter.
Call Boulevard ?0T-J.
DESlRABi.E lot for sale. Yves, End
reaaonall" Phone Boulevard I3l8-W
NEW home near Lee Monument, s
rooms. sl,00o cash. balance on long
time. fichcson g. Crutchfeld. Eleventh
and Bank.
FOR sale. beautiful lot Ginter Park:
below market. for cash. Address b.
NJ. r., care Times Dispatch.
CITY Point, Va, the magic city Of the
South. grown from village OF 20
TO hustlinG city of 1880 in 4 months.
Many have made big money with a very
small investment at the beginning.
Your opportunity is at the grand auc-
ton sale of choice lots Monday and
Tuesday. June Il and Is. Buy AT your
own price; easy terms. Attend this
sale and invite prosperity. Atlantic
Coast Realty Company, home office,
Greenville, y. G.
$4,000 will buy beautiful home on East
ern Shore of Virginia. near Cape
Charles City. on shores of Chesapeake
Bay 10 acres rich land: 10 acres oyster
grounds. Houses garages. barns. etc.
Easy terms. Address 2. o. Box l4s,
Cheriton..E
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St. Geo. S. Jones
& Company
General Auctioneers,
406 East Broad Street
(Madison 7l4D.

AT AUCTION
RESTAURANT futures.
ON MONDAY, JUNE IA, 1915,
at 3 r. NJ,
: we will OFFER the following, at S04 Ea st
Main street: | small Hot Plate. l large
Gas Hot Plate. steam Table. large
Showcase. A. Chairs, tables. large
Heater, large Range. hot-water boiler
attached: Work Table. Kitchen Utensils
large Ice Box. Dishes and Linens; all i'm
good condition. y splendid opportunity
10 secure a bargain.
TERMS: cash. Sale positive.
ST. GEORGE S. JONES e. co.
c. r. NUNNALLY
Auctioneer
ST. GEORGE S. JONES & CO.,
General Auctioneers,
400 East Broad Street
tMadison 7l4D.
Specializing jeweler will sell to high.
eat bidder, for cash.
MONDAY, JUNE IA, 1915,
at 1880 a. NJ,
entire stock Of Furniture.
u. ST. GEORGE S. JONES & co.
~ C. r. NUNNALLY.
f'>.Fa'.fc Auctioneer,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
AUCTION SALE

Contents of a handsome appointed
TOMORROW tMONDAY). JUNE IA,
at IL noon,
at our salesroom. GIG East Broad
street. massive and modern SKIS feet
directors table. 3 roll top desks. type
writer's and typewriter desks. large
iron Rhfc. upright letter and voucher
files, fiat top desk. revolving chairs. Sc
imported directors chairs, costumers,
etc.
These goods are fresh and new. mod =
ern In style and finish. Sale positive.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctioneers.
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E, F. SCHMIDT & CO.
MONUMENT Avenue, beautiful ll-room
modern home, cheap. $4,000. Terms
ELM Street apartments Price. $4,000:
rental. $1,000.
FLOYD Avenue APARTMENTS, hot-water
neat. $500; rented, $3.50.
PLUM Street. Q rooms, brick. $4,000:
rented. $3.50.
PARK Avenue apartments. new and
modern. $4,000; rented. $40.
MCLBERRY Street apartments. $1,000.
rented. $500.
NORTH RICHMOND
BARTON Avenue. rooms: hot-water
heat $3.50. Terms easy.
CHURCH Hill, new 0 rooms. bath.
$4,000. Terms easy.
TWENTY EIGHT street. 4 rooms. 30.
foot lot. $500.
. STREET, 5 rooms s1.l5o; rented.
HIGHLAND Park, rooms, reception
=, hall. s2.25o; small payment. balance
e. F. SCHMIDT &. CO.,
500 East Franklin Street
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$3.50 modern home, on West Grac,
Street: Q rooms, hot-water heat. cleo
trio lights, > baths. Good terms t
quick purchaser.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
hACI OF LAND IN POWHATAS
rnI-N->v

Sohtaihihg 40 acres, more or less with
dwelling house and necessary onibniiI
ings thereon, In Huguenot Marisierial
D.tLst:ict. one mile from Powhatan
tnufch: and about Is miles from tho
CITY OF Richmond, near the BIckins.
ham Road '"s
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GROVE Avenue. near Meadow. new un-
to-date home OF 0 rooms. Must he
seen to appreciate. $500.
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FOR SALE.
By 3. NJ. "

BY b. NJ. WHITE; & CO
Successors to Casselman e. Coz,
New ONCE: Second Floor o22 East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

VERY ATTRACTIVE STORE PROP
ERTT AND SMALL FARM AT OIL
VILE, GOOCHLAND COUNTY. VA.
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JOHN T. GODDIN & CO.
Established 1865. T.

BEAUTIFUL home. near Lombardy
Street, overlooking park: rooms.
hot-watcr heat electric lights. large
attic. baths. Just the home you have
been looking for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

$500 7-room detached house, central
L. located. renting for $500. Large
shady yard, I0xl40 feet. Excellent In
restment.
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HANOVER Avenue. 1000 block. rooms
hot-water heat. . baths. Price. $3.50
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certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioner in the above
suit has been dulySgiven.
JAMES a. TILMAN, Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

NEW brick fats. s rooms each, bath
and pantry. in West End near car.
Separate entrances; rent $500. Price,
{
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$3.50 West End. near car. six rooms.
hot water heat, electric lights. laun-
dry tubs. baths.
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HIGHLAND Park SPECIAL.
NEW brick house, s rooms. hot-watcr
heat. 4 beauty. Only $500.
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FINE-RdOM bungalow. near school, So
foot front. Sacrifced to quick pur-
chaser for s1,400.
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B. NJ. WHITE & CO
(Successors to Casselman G. Coz
New Office: Second Floor 92o East Main
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FOR sale. lot 25Xl50, on Cutshaw Ave-
nue., Monument Heights. at 81 per
foot. Address G 4s, care Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

NEW frame house. rooms. well built.
hot-air furnace. Can be bought for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13

ATTRACTIVE home. Grove Avenue.
modern improvements. hot-water
heat. hardwood floors. Part cash. Call
Madison 1923.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15
BANKERS KEEPING THEIR EYES
PEELED THIS WEEK

PEELED THIS WEEK
It's ticklish week for a lot of
bankers watching the Lorimer bank
wreck case. The clearing house
crowd in Chicago are wondering how
much of the wash will come out and
how much will be kept hidden of the
banking game as brought out in
testimony at trial of Charles B. Mum,
day at Morris.
The clearing house is the central
bankers Office where all credits of
the days banking are exchanged with
the least amount necessary cash.
Lorimer and Munday with their La
Sale Street Trust & Savings bank
were not able to break in and hold
membership in this clearing house.
They were outlaws, which means
outside looking in.
AS bankers Lorimer and Munday
were respectable enough to get all
the cash they needed while the state
bank examiner was in town from
Central Trust Co., of which Chas. G.
Dawes; former U. S. currency comp
troIler, is president.
Charlie Dawes himself so testified
yesterday. Though Vic Lawson's
Daily News and BERTHE McCormick's
Tribune are hammering away at
Lorimer as leader of ''the most vi
cious and corrupt element in city and
state" Banker Dawes testified the
other way yesterday.
Understand, Dawes is no piker. He
sits in. Marshall Field estate bank
ers and financiers yesterday elected,
Charlie Dawes to a dictatorship of
the recognized Rock Island railway.
This while Dawes down at Morris tes-
titled.
:.'The loan of $1,25O.OOO to the La
Sale Street bank, Oct 81, 1912, was
merely the courtesy of one bank to
another and was in accord with the
usual procedure.
.t"You know when banks are organ