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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
JAPAN AIDS RUSSIA
'"'h"t or War Munitions Since Recent
Agreement Already Shows
Great Incrense,

TOKYO. JAPAN. October 2s.-Tbe
output or war munitions for Russi.
resulting from the recent aereement
between Japan and tho allies Is alreadv
showing a great Increase Russian or
GERS include railroad cars larpa
quantity of rails. slccpers, locomotiyas
as well as guns rifles, ammunition
boots and general leather eauipment
and cloth.
ono consequence OF the enlarged de-
mand has been rise of steel bars on
the Tokyo market from $3.50 per ton
10 $3.50. with tho upward tendency
continuing. Various shoe factories in
Tokyo and other cities received orders
from Russia few days ago for 1000.
600 pairs of boots.
contract has been signed betweep
the representative OF Russian COM
'herclal mouse at Vladivostok and a.
merchant OF Osaka for the supply OF
munitions or war valued at 1900, 900
yen. or sS.5oO.o00. the orders to ha
completed by April or May next.
1t is understood that n norton NJ
the payment for supply by Janan re
war munitions will be made nv tran,
ury bills of the Russian government
The principal banks of Tokyo and
OSAKA VIII form syndicate. with the
support or the Bank OF Japan, to facili-
tate the issue of the bills, which IL Ia
believed Will be accepted without any
FORM OF security or guarantee bv 81
'hird party. AS was 1T first though,
necessary The period OF redemption
Is expected To be no shorter than two
months and not longer than two
years
commissioners Will be appointed by
the russian government TO arrange
with the bankers here at each issua
respecting the rate of interest and the
term OF redemption 1t is also under
5000 that at least 90 per cent OF each
payment by Russia will be made I'm
cash, gold specie being forwarded bv
way OF Siberia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Several Large Deals Are Reported
to Have Been All But
Completed.
OLD RAILROAD YARDS SOLD
Big Lot on Broad Street May Be
Utilized for Printing Establish
ment-i'art OF Old Patterson rs
tate Reported Sold.
The Weeks Record

The local real estate market was
active last week. according to reports
made yesterday In realty circles. While
the transactions that went to record in
the courts show sales Of little more
than $4,000 for city property. the trad
lnE during the week was proba My the
iargcst that has developed in one week
In the past year The sales for the six
days were around the half millon-,lo
lar iOtal.
i;'rnors were TO the effect that at
least three big deals had been made or
only lacked the finishing touches. OF
these. '''C were for property in the
west End. ono in tue 'vtrcme western
part OF Tie city and one on West I;road
street. - little further downtown
The 'eport was that Charles = Rose
Co had sold a part OF the OLD pat-
terson estate for Il price 10 BE- near
100000. which was spot cash. These
agents yesterday refused 10 either DENY
or confirm the report. saving that they
haG nothing for publication yesterday
afternoon
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds OF Harcnfu md SoI.
Amounting to sIO,o575O


J. ". Crump Ia Atlantic Construc.
ton Co, l4oxloo feet north line oak
wood Avenue, 60 feet west of Stunr,
street October II. 1915; tax. 81: sio
W. H. Dunn ct ux. TO Matte {,
rnurqurean, lcoXl4o feet cas, lin.
Ih,rd Avenue, rs feet north of Victor
street. July 81. 1912: $3.50.
70 w. IL. Tyree. 75xl+ol feet south line
daHet,e Street, August 20. 1911: ST.
NJ Fl. omohundro ct ux. 10 John Z,
H"nEins. lot in section r I'm tho hin :,
'"M rark. August II, la'a; saa0.
blanche T. King to II r. Hamilton
- feet - inchcs by l27 feet . in.
, Sou'h IN" Grove Avenue. - -
h"r %. 1915: tax. $3.50: sIN
r. Hamilton to Blanche T. King
t""t inches by Hc feet north Iino
Main Street. % feet IL inch cast nf
81: $40. '''"' TAX
GH"rra ! Matthew'S ct 81. To Henry
iolhSin'th. 2@H12? fnet west linz .r,vcn
''v-S'N'h' street. -" feet north az N
s,'"' October 10. 1915: tax. 81 90:
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The following petitions in voluntary
bankruptcy were filed yesterday I'm the
United States District Court:
John NJ. Hawkes.. Al railroad engineer
Of Crewe, listing his liabilities at
Stll.50 and his assets 1T 5000. for
which he claims exemption. Among
those holding claims against the peti-
TONER are y. NJ Fow!kes. Slo4; G. T.
wilson, sllo: George johnson, 500, and
l.. J. CranniS, 500.
William J. O'Cornor. listing his liza
bilities at sl,26l.5o and his assets at
S329. for which he claims exemption.
The unsecured claims are as follows:
y. Atkinson. $3.50: I. c. Williams. 500;
Mr.. Pollard. $40. and the Fidelity Loan
and Savings Company. S32
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ALBANY TO CAPE HATTERAS
is FLIGHT AIRMAN WILL TRY
ber5i III. Kendrfck, of Atlantic City,
Enters Competition for Curtisa Ma
rinc Flying Trophy.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

ISPecial 70 The Times Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. October "a flight
from Albany, y. y. to Cape Hatteras
y. C., distance of approximately 1850
iniles. is to be made next week by the
sportsman aviator, Beryl II. Kendrick.
OIL Atlantic city. according to the notice
received from the aviator by the con-
test committee Of the Aero Club OF
America.
Mr.. kendrick will use the 100-horss
power CurtisS lying boat. with which
ne mas been carrying passengers all
summer at Atlantic City. The flight
which is the longest that mas been nm
uertaken i'm the competition for the
CurtiSs marine dying trophy, will -
"o"h the Hudson River. and along t.,
coasts OF New Jersey. Delaware, Mary
land, virginia and North Carolina to
cape liatteras. The contest COMMITTEES
OF the Aero Club OF America will an
point judges and observers to witness
MI. Hendricks start, and his flight
past certain points on the coast
IL VIII be necessary to take on fuel
twice during the trip. Mr.. Kendrick
says; first at Bay Head, " J.. and
later In the afternoon at Ocean. CITY,
slu'' ana IL is expected that the dis
lance VIII be covered within ten hours
me curtiss marine flying trophy.
which costs $4,000 and was offered bv
Glenn H. Clrtiss for the longest flight
ihaue In ten hours In n flying boat or a
nEdroaeroplane. is now held by David
II. McCulloch. OF Newport. Pa, who
In seven hours and forty-two minutes
new $50 miles. Mr.. Curtiss also has of
Tered yearly prize Of $1,000 to be
awarded to the winner of the tronhv
loch. -i1oui-
Ihe competition for the Curtise
trophy FOR l915-there being five prize.
OF $1,000 for five yearly contests-will
ne open until sunset OF October Al
mon tic aviator having tho greatest
number OF miles covered in a ten-hour
.,Eht TO his credit will be awarded the
Si''oe cash prize. and when the AERO
ElNn represented b. him will become
'or ono year. the holder OF the trophy.
mere arc now nine entries for H..
Iurtiss trophy, Raymond V. Morris
lawrence r. Sper:y. David II. Mccul,
ioch. Robert Glendlnning. who has made
hight OF $50 miles; Theodore q
Aiacauley, who already has competed
twice for the trophy covering apnror-
iimately 27s miles the first time. aud
49, miles the second: Clarke Thomson
IL N Iaquith and Rcryl w. Kendriok
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Six RclcRse Deeds. Amounting "a



q. l.. WeitZel. trustee. to s. w.
Holdcroft Jr., 25x127 feet west line
Thirty-fourth street. $50 feet south
S2,l20
J. y. Carneal, trustee. to l. ]. Miller.
25Xl36 feet north line Leigh Street, 19i
deet west Of Second Street. october
81. 1915. s3.7l0.
Emmett Seaton, trustee, to j. a.
Hatke, 55X144 feet south line Main
Street. 3l9 feet "a inches west OF
br p"ni street street October -. 1919, $3.50;
Henry Boltz ct ais. 30xl30 feet inches
west line Laurel street. 90 feet south
OF Beverly street. September 20. 1915,
$500
". e.. Redd, trustee. to William F.
Johnston ct al, 3S feet l-2 inches by
li9 feet inches north line Main Street.
io' feet - inches west OF Straw :
berry Street. October II. 1915, $4,000.
American National Bank to Blanche
T. King. partial release 23 feet II l .
inches by l27 feet Q inches south limo
Grove Avenue. 50 l-2 feet east of Row
land street. October IL, 1915, 81.
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vs.. same, John Harwood. p. d: Henley.
Anderson & Hall. y. d.
Tuesday-T J. Young VI. Nav. n
Richert Henley. Anderson & Hall. -
O.; Edwin +: Cox. p. d. r. L. Sunday
VS.: charles III. Bryant. Henley, Ander.
:, Observation-Disclosures vs.. Brown. GIL.
Liam. y. O.: Patterson. u. a. Thorn Va.
ahorp. Sands * Swartwout p. o.; Uaw
Haw, o. q. Robins vs. Saunders
Throckmorton. y. a.: Gayle, o. d. Pa
n,op vs.. {. Johnson, Lewis. p. q. Zel-
,inursday-Willlam 6. Thomas VS..
Miles Odcll. ID. NJ. White. n a.. =, ~
anarnr0ugh vs. Thomas Manuel. Smith
Ryiand. p, q.
- friday. y. Hurst VS. Virginia and
;r"Ttn Carolina Wheel Company. s :
- fatteson. p. a.: Allen G. Collins, o. a.
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HOTELS
THE JEFFERSON

RICHMOND. VA.
, Inc most magnificent hotci in the
SCUM european plan Rooms single
and cn suite. with and Nithou, baths
Special sample rooms
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FIRE LOSSES FOR WEEK
WE'RE ABOVE AVERAGE.

Fire losses for the week we're ahorc
me average, totaling slightly more
than $500. The largest fire Of the week
was ut No. North Seventeenth Street.
resulting in damage placed ut s475.
i mere were several others where the
damage was more than nominal.
Mrs Belle ID. Rady will build a two
story brick store and hall on tho so,,th
SIDE OF Roberts Street. between North
ana Barton Avenues. that will cost an
proXimately $4,000. 4 two-storv brfcl,
tenement. two dwellings, will he erect :
g" on the east side of First Avenue.
ne'We"h Milton and Highland Streets.
costing $1,000 Davis G. Arcber Iii
nuiid two-story brick tenement. two
dwellings,. on the east side OF Vine
street. between Floyd and Grove Ave-
nues. that will cost $4,000. There were
also number of other smaller build :
ings started during the week.
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
rive Dccds OF BARGAIN md &,
mounting In Son,o

STountinE to Sc9IO
Nahac" e. Saunders ~ ny to G. 7.
pen"on i2ayl25 feet. lote ~ to %
inriuSiN". block j.. plan Of Ntnnumo,,
lioi@hts September IL. 1915: tux :,
Robert \. Sheppard to Robert TT Tai.
icy; , acre" between tho Three Chon,
and the Wostham River Roads n,n,
Hi" Vista. July 30. 1909: $40
- g. Hedrick at Tx. to y G CIV.
thorn" 81 al. 1888 acres northwestcrr
norton OF land conveyed 10 q. g He.
drlck ny Martin y. Fcibach Octobcr
%. 1918; tax. sI $40.
Lillian r West Of vir. to Georec
Preston. 90 acres on south side -,
charles City Road. about seven miles
east or Richmond. Tax, 80 cents; 81
+. w: Dabney ct ais. to r. w. Don
zler. 1ooS150 feet. lots 2a and %, blocl,
10. map Of Rloomingdale Scptemhcr
j. 1915: tax. 81: $40. ' Wv
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CHANCEHY DEEDS or TRUST.
'rh bepds or Trust. Amounting tn
S1I.U.r.nl -

Amounting to
I Kate r Rache Of "1 70 Henry
Sampson, 'oxlto feet north line era ~.
' I'm, Road - feet east of Miller
Avenue" october 10 1915: S235 90
Robert l., chappcn ct nix to r. N.
hoNleT ct al. trustees 241-2xSa feet
west line Pine street 80 feet north Of
'n mra S IGa a October nrr, e. 1918; $500
, trustee. 81 feet | a. inches hv IA
foot cast line Cherry Street. 81 rani
si-2 inches north of Cumberln nd
street October |, 1919: $lGSo
Lena J. Beardsey ct vir. To- Johp
i'agby. trustee. l2Ox140 feet at tho
northwest corner of Second Avcnuo
aud Juniper street. October 70. I9I5.
) 600. " '''''
Minnie T. Hankins ct nj. to ,ieorso
". Paul. trustee, iooxla5 fee, wr 81
Inc Barton Avenue. 100 feet south Of
Crawford street October -. 1915:
X. c. Ross ct ux to E. S. Rose O.,
al. trustees. II i2x10O feet south line
Catherine street. 222 feet ( inches east
8 %74! hancock street October 81 1915;
John Boltz, trustee. ct ais. to !
Thompson Brown trustee. aoxlao feet
inches south line Laurel Street. So
Der %, 1915: $500.
William T.. Johnston OF al. to vii.
liam Catlin ct al. trustees. 81 feet =
- Inches by 10 feet . inches north
west OF Strawberry Street. October ~,
1918; $4,130.
Page 4. Royal to Howard Sutton,
trustee, 6oxi35 feet north limo Cary
nuc: also, 360x135 feet at the north.
west corner Of Cary and pooIev
Streets. September %. 1915; $3.50.
sutton trustee G 5sx,io E feet TO r. ,ns
Boulevard, 60 feet north OF Main
Street. October %. 1918; $500.
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| they are sent to the courts for recorda-
ton for fear that some trouble might
develop and prevent the deals from GO
ing through.
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'fWARD TURN IN VOLUME
OF BUILDING: OVEn S.ryn&S

mere ~ also an upward turn in
ou'iuihs operations for the week
amounting to s+O.4S3. There are. how
ever several large buildings that Will
DC started in the next few weeks
Notapie among these IL q n.v: .,hool
pu'.hhS 70 re- erected on Fulton mn
AZ 'he corner % Marshall AMI Union
S.reets. that will cost approvi,natclv
sb"'oo" The contract was on,, ward :
eu nF 'ae school Board Fri In. u'.-bt
put IN" plans Save been on ui> with
,nt hCi!.irg department for several
GAYS ana have been about checked so
th.t WORK may he started shortly.
another interesting item IN th;.: con
nection is that work has been startnd
de'hoishinS the old brick res,oar,rr al
tne southeast corner OF ri-,h ,n,,
rrankin Streets. This historic cid
Duiiding will make way for a moder.,
structure of considerable size. Tento.
i've plans have been prepared for a
1our- story apartment house Mt this cor
ner Tor DR.. y. NJ. Willis and others
hut this plan has not been fully decid.
e" on 1t was stated that probably
nothing definite would be krcwn for
AZ least two months yet, but that n
was positive that the propr.ty would
be improved.
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FOR RENT.
Apartments and Flats

The Berkeley, 10 rooms. heat furnished
29l2 Monument Ave, heat and janitor's
service.
i21 w. Grace, heat and janitor.
222 S. Third. second fiat, 8 rooms
2217-A Hanover Ave, new and modern.
200 y. Rowland, rooms, modern.
204 n. Shepherd, 6 rooms. modern.
$500 IL liensington. second. rooms.
2702 w. Main. new and modern.
i02 y. Robinson, first. rooms
20l2 Grove Ave, rooms and hath
heat furnished.
321 N. Twenty-scvcnth, 8 rooms. sec
ond fiat.
1881 w. Broad, second fiat, 5 rooms.
1901 Enslow Ave, first fiat. 3 rooms.
N. w. BOWIE Il son, INC.
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RAILROAD LOADING-YARD
TO B: BUILT OVER FOR FACTORY

Inc other Broad Street sale was for
n lot al or near the corner of Laurel
ana Broad streets, formerly used by
TN" Richmond. Frederick sburg and po-
'"ihac Hallway rs a leading yard This
was said to have brought anywhere
from $4,000 TO s25o,oOO. The prop.
ertT. II was stated, was sold TO n largo
establishment conducting a printing
business and who. according to the re-
port VIII erect large brick struc-
ture. probably four stories high. Like
Wise, no details OF this sale was avail
able.
An Eleventh Street agent has a deal
pending. which will probably be closed
tomorrow or Tuesday. for the trade OF
some Eighth Street stores for Broad
street property. involving. it il said.
ABOUT $4,000. The agents are adverse
10 giving out details of the sales before
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following m ceilings Of the Coun-
ell and committees are called for this
week:
Monday-Committee on Streets at :
o'clock, the Dock, River and Harbor
Committee At O'Clock. and the Char
Tucsday-Committce on Streets at 3
o'clock and the Claims Committee at s
O'Clock.
'rh ursday--The Advertising and En-
tcrprise Committee is scheduled for a
meeting at s o'clock
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HusTINGs COURT. PART II.

Monday-Lelia G.. Wade VS.. + c; Nc.
Crory Co, Sands 81 Lewis. p. a.; t. q
WcndenburE. p. d.
Tucsday-orien n. Blakcslee VS. NJ
j. Cohen, Lightfoot & Tucker. p o.
oFiaherty. Fulton & Byrd. y. ii
Wednesday and Thursday--W. Il
Oliver. administrator. VS.. Miss Kate :
Iauerman, Cary. p. a.: Williams G. Mui-
len. H. a..
Friday and Saturday,. \. Cobb va
Richmond. fredericksburg and poto-
mac Railroad. Elliott, Jeffries 4 Doug
lass. p. o.; Cardwell. p. a.
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Sian,inru railroad of the sputh

ne Sianuhru railroad of the suuth
EFFECTIVE APRIL D. isH
TRAINS l-LA.r r. RICHMOND Ds,ty
For Florida and south: s:i5 A. ~ and I'm
+. NJ. 1851 A. n. ~"
F9r Nottok: saw a. NJ. ,:n e. A.. .:r
L. NJ. t.lp T.. n. -"
Fer y :" Ky;: wsst; s:i5 a. III. s:a
For retersturg: n:2 4. A., eIs A. M
~ A. ~. e;H n ID; pta A. NJ. 800 p n.
i:c T.. NJ. II ~ :. NJ. 49,
r.. Goidsboro and Feyet;eviiie: .i:ee +. Il
trains arrive hicn,nond daily: 5:a A. AZ
t:h y: $50 A. a.; 's:St A n. tle:u
a. Al. i:9 a. M. '2:N T.. III. tl:p p M
81, = 81. 6:S5 T. ~. s:R 2. AZ. $500 r. M
1881 +. LII
Except Sunday. Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure ana coonsN
lor. Tot Guaranteed
{. L. CAMPBELL d. p. A nl Main 81,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
AS follows:
Moses Blumenthall, of Philadelphia,
and Catherine s. Wallerstein
W lillian III. Rennie and Mabel S.
Walthall
Alwyn Dabney Saunders and Grace
Ercelle Cottrcll.
Arnold Link. of Nottoway County.
and Cassie Vaughan.
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HENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST.

Two Deeds OF Trust, Amounting 10
Sf.G1S.
c. Leonard Jones ct uN. to Joseph p.
Welsh at al. trustees. lQ0Xi65 feet, lot
y. plan OF The Oaks" October 20.
1918. 400
Jackson Jake to l.. n. Kemp. trus-
tee. acres about three miles from
Richmond, adjoining the lands for
meriy owned by J. r.. and George Il.
Drinker. October ], 1915. $2lS.
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEED.

Une HtIcahc Decd. ANNOUNCING to S1,71O.
n. j. Cncwn,nE ct al. trustees, to
Mary y. ,hern, 7lX200 feet south line
Bellevue Avenue. s5 feet west OF Forty
Fourth street. Woodland Heights. Oc-
tober 20. 1915, Sl,1TO.
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HENnlCo RELEASE DEED.
Ono Decd or Reieasc, Amounting to


William r. PiZz!ni. trustee. 10 Shell
ton w. Davis. acres south line OF
Patterson Avenue, about one mile west
OF Richmond. October ~. 1915, S4,-
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COURT CALENDARS.

The following are the cases set for
trial in the various courts this week:
Note. -. Is an Authorization used
TO denote counsel for the plaintiff. and
L. D. for the defendant
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

permit was issued Yesterday by
Plumbing Inspector Landers TO b. T.
Field. for II, y. Smith, COO Hawthorne
Avenue, Ginter Park.
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HENRIcO CIRCUIT counr

Observation-Disclosures Young Vs. w. M
= H.,, Le " p, g.; Henley. Anderson
~ Mathews, p. a.; Henley. Anderson G.
Hall. p. d. Motley Grocery Company
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

The City Circuit Court is not in ses
sion The November term convencs
November |.
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FIRE RECORD.

500 East Marshall Street, 1904 A. NJ,
loss $50.
III South Pine Street. A. NJ, loss
$50.
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mUsTINGs DEED OF Tn,rsr

One Deed Of Trust, Amountinr a.
&2,I2O.
Edgar 4. Jones ct ux to ". r. vii
liams, trustee, 55X160 feet east line
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED. young ladies, is to 20
vaudeville act. Must have good sing
ing voices and excellent figures. An
Swer, with fun particulars aud for per-
Sohal interview, TO r. 2i0. care Times
Dispatch. .
FORD touring car, 1914 model. $3.50.
Kline. good condition, 1880 A. r.
Tillar, 1905 West Broad.
WANTED, settled woman 20 Keen
house Tor widow and one child. Nd
dress a 100, care Times Dispa tch.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

VHLf All. RAIL LINE TO NONFOLk'
Schedule In effect April ). 1915
Leave Byrd Street station Klch,nnnG ron
HHokFOLk 300 ~ NJ. 1900 T.. ~. 1900
FOR LYNcnBUEG AND THE WEST.
'G;l5 a. ~. $3.50 "a. NJ. 1900 T. NJ. .y:2o
l.. VI. ''|'
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .II..o A
NJ, ca" +. NJ. 1870 Z. NJ From tho Iycst
":so a ". t2:l0 L. ~. tI:i0 T. NJ 'G:I7
Daily. tDaily oxcep, sunday SUNDAY
w 3 BEVTLI. W. c. SAr-vnrpu
y. r. NJ. Roanoke G. + A Eoanni..
{. ii. bOSLEY. d. L. A. H!cn;nond. Va
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RaI{.feOsDs
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO nv

Gin. L'svills 4 Vest 900 D. sll.oo >,
Main Line. Local 90 H. - D. f;:i5 n
James River Line 5000 n t5.II :,
v News. MIR; Old Pt. 80 a., s,2 m q n
EcH poit News. Local '7:iT a. sS:Dl n
Trains arrive from NIX. .ii:30 a. .2t % .
~ D. ). News. '95i a.. 500 p From
NHAt. $3.50 a.. '3:H D.. 1855 A. tl::o d
80 y. daily from Charlottesville except
snnGay from ThurmoId. Jas. River tS:sj
a.. '1:i0 u.
daily. -Ex~eu, sunday
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DEALERS IN FARM PROPERTY
SEE SIGNS OF IMPNOVMENT

~ was stated in realty circles yes
terday i'm several places that business
was showing signs of Improvement. and
that some good deals wore expected.
rms was especially true of those agents
nealihS in farming property, who said
mat conditions would be better lust
as soon rs the farmers began to place
'heir crops on the market other
agents. specializing in city property.
were pretty evenly divided I'm their
opinions az to the condition Of the local
market.
Ihcre Is general optimistic view.
however. that business will improy. in
n short while The loan business is
nour,Shing. and there is a greater de-
nshd Tor money than can be we'll filed.
IL was stated. This is clearly evidenced
py the number of deeds of trust re-
corded In the courts in the CITY last
week There were at least 40 per cent
more mortgages than sales during tho
past SIX days. totaling more than dou-
PIC inc amount of the latter. The 70
leases were about the average both
va SIZE ana number and were slightly in
excess OF the s,lcs "
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Cowardin Avenue. between Perry and
McDonough Streets. October 81, 1916,
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE

~. R!chinonu. foot OF Ash 81. daily 900 T. II
caves Newport News. 200 A. 81
49, 49, win .OU IL III
connections with main line steamers lcav.
Ing Norio!k Tor New York daily. except sun.
gay 90 4. 81. Come CtIoas also made 10y :
O. W. Ry Z. 81. and I. s. .. ky. at F. "
Nisht line steamers stop at C!arsInont on
signal and are met by public conveyance
VIRGINIA SAtlGATlOS co. James River
by daylight for Norfolk Old Point. Newport
Jews ana all James River landings. Monday
Wednesday and Friday at t:03 A NJ I'reis ht
received iCr ali James River Doints
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