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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
Lord Pnlmerston on Italy.

Italy is a name that has AWAY,
stirred the pulses of even cold blooded
fritish statesmen Lord Palmcrston
would have loved her as an ally. one
may recall to-day with some emotion
ana htness the speech he made in the
iousc or Commons on the death OF
Count Carour June C. 1861. 4 speech in
which he described Cavour's memoir. as
associated with one OF the most cx-
tra"rdinary and romantic tales in the
history OF the world. Under his in
iucnce.' he said, I'VE have seen a peo-
pie who were supposed TO have become
torpid in the enjoyment of luxury, to
nav. been encrvated in the pursuit OF
pleasure, and TO nave had no knowledge
or feeling in politics except what may
be derived from the traditions Of rival
St;ttcS-wc have seen that people un-
der his guidance and at his call rising
from the slumbcr Of ages breaking the
spell with which they had so long been
bound. and displaying on just occasiona
the courage OF heroes, the Sagacity of
statesmen, the wisdom OF philosophers
ana obtaining for themselves that unity
OF existence which for centuries had
bcoi denied them."--i.ondon Chronicle
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Wolco,t. Norfolk. for the appeliccs
ami submitted


Cases in call Monday:
| No 2t7--Clvdc Steamship Co. plain
| Tin in error W. w. Il. Whalcy ct al
| defendants in error: error to the Dis
irict Court 1T Charleston. =. &. To he
argued by McSsrs. Bryan n Bryan.
Charleston. :. 6. for the plaintiff in
error, and by McSsrs. Whalev. Barn
we'll " Grimbal1. McSSrs Mitchell "
smith AND Messrs. Nathans " Snklcr.
error.
No. l3Ia--'rhc Nireinian halfway Co.
pialntin IN error. ". Daisy NJ. Linkous,
administrators of James NJ. Linlous.
deceased. defendant in error: error to
the District Court IT Roanoke To be
argued by n. T. Hall. Roanoke. and
q. \. Winsiicld. Norfoik. for the plain
TN in error. and by w. L. welbcrn and
:. II. liog", Roanoke, for the dc;eu-
dani in error.
Court announced ana handed down
It's opinion in the following case:
No l2oo-John Il. Tate. plaintiff in
error. vs. The baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Co. defendant in error: err
rror 20 the District Court at Baltimore.
iirmcd.
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Lord IInIinnc nv n yynlkc,

Tram strikes and rising prices have
set many on their feet: but Lord Hal
cane is the only minister who has
earned the tclcgraphic address of
mixer. London" rcdcstrianisln is
I""i'i"hal IN the Iialdame family. and
'htrc IL a story of on" Of the chan
cc!lorS ancestors who when a CLERGY
man. prayed FOR him as Thine AIRED
ana inhrm servant" rctorted by sut--
costing It'll" walk with his clorj
ca! friend The latter cons.ntinE. "th.
aged ana inilrm' Mr.. IIaldanc tool,
hi'h Tor such march that he return
ed utterly exhausted. f.u ,s,cnr ,,,d
could only with difficulty be awaken
cn hours aft"rward to conduct a scr.
vice Lord Haldanc's idea OF :, a;ia,
S'r"l is nifty miles in day. Il fca,
ne has frequently accomplished.
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CHA>CEnh nrru> or Trust,
Seven Deeds OF Trust .u,u,,t
w

W. y. Meredith 10 II r Ricb.so,
Fourth street. Is f~e, nh, cg ~ ~ IN. ,mr
street ,45ct"her = 1ela. sa6G ''
John IT, Smi.n 80 Toward S,,,o,
trustee. 32x:G f.er rof,h pre i,."'"
Street, 1926 feet : inches ya.. ~
hs:n street Eo@cr.I"r 1gr- ,sa,
c. &. Bo!sscnu 90 W l. SI.rh
tee. % feet Z inches lv rs f.c' =
aonth line Park ay,ng. 80 80, ..,.,
Of Elm street. October r. I.ft
.Ioseph, J. Miller c, ,z to- }. u r.x
ley et al. trustees. .-Nl.. I'D, .n.,t,
line Ashland street .- Zee, -
s6T2 -'!..
y. e. Hawkins to ". / rgrc.u -
trustee. % l-2xl2n feet cast I'm. ~ on DO
ty-fourth street. III fccr y I..fa. s,,;
Of Marshall street: also 80 l-..1as u
east line Twenty fourth stree. IT,
feet inches south OF Muisht. -
Eeptembtr .. 1915, $2l2
Emily J.. CvcTton to John N b.
cell. trustee, 81 feet 10 !n,ar.' n ,'i
feet II l-2 inches north Ilr. l'-
Street. 900 feet 10 inches east of 80
pard Street November !. 1915 So
0be2O -
Robert J.. Hicks 81 ux. to II. - r.,
lard. Jr,. OF al, trustees. 2OxI.g ..
north line jay street. 81 feet a.,
buchanan street. October q. lsI5
t5o4. '''
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Just IIumnu Nature

:, !tIe incident from real life which
came under our observation on a loc,i
street car line the other day presented
Such lovely little package Of hon,..
made morals TO each OF the sDec,atnrs
tAai i is worth narra,inc. \ meek NJ
~" !ItIc man. with a dent in his der
DE' got on thee ar. He handed the con
cuctor Hve-dollar bill and RECEIVED
ms ChanSe As III. car swayed 10 and
fro he hurdlcd to a seat and boran 80
49, aN', III me h9Hdtul OF small coins. Then
ne iEo"ned and counted again. He
lHnped up and made his way INSTEAD
ny 10 the platform. Conductor yo,,
made mistake in the change" no
:nGr;nuTed. apologeticaliy.
Inc conductor was not as good
AaiuFea as the majority of conductors
are ana instead Of nurmuring, so
sorry glared. "Oh. g'wam, now, You
can't get away with any o. that" ba
replied puenacious!y
lSq'' eonduc'or:. YOU don, under
s'"nH. gave the little man be-
gan again.
Thee onductor thrust fighting jaw
into his face: Forget it. We don't
correct mistakes after guy leaves tho
platform. See? Now. 70 sit down or
s~t OF. The passengers Uttered. His
,acc crimson with modification, the
"tt.e man Went back and sat down.
pulling his hat down over his ewes TO
hide his confusion. \ few squares
farther on h. t!midiy pushed the but
ton. Edg.ng his way warily around the
Sowing conductor, ne aiirhted. Tho
conduciec rang the bell. AS the car
started the little man yelled:
'SaE, conductor, look here"
Tas conductor looked
3" this :ive-dollar gold piece? You
gave me rhat instead of penny.
Thanks, old man The conductor
reached nadly for the bell cord again.
Never mind now" said the little
man, us too late. I've left thu. Plat
FORM" and off he went on a dog-trot.
Nov ne takes one Of the otner lines
Pittsburg Press
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday hy the Electrical Depart
meut:
Lyons & Williams, for Bowman &:
Gr"gory. 2s-s West Cary street, one
outlet.
y = Maaon~y, for Z y. Andrews
6H+ Moss >IG. Avenue. thirteen fixtures
Y Il Sen.S Tor - - Dean, sge IVES,
Graz street. on .Gt-rs
same Tor -. \ Miller. CO.. YORK
street. fourteen un;G-es
sam :0- y Ha,a.rsly III North
Seventeenth street. ,To fixtures
SAM fc- = = ,-s-znon. COS Lamb
avenue -.--- fixtures
sane. ter C.. = Iv~y Eo-tn Boule-
vase. :gr,g-er.- -E..r.s
San - G-z =. = scot:. 800 North
AIN ~t--~;, .---t-@. outlets
$40 :o- .. Gr-.rpa!i. 50s North
Meadow ST. cn@ fixture
't'trs:c,. Electric Co for Mrs T. =
-.e-;t.e, 20. Aon1.n@l; .-veuue, TWO
=
sas-@ ~ D. = 6. Brown, iiS5 West
r='- = = street. orc outlet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

since. always under the watchful ego
or men from tho Fine Arts, men de-
tailed by the bank, and all Of them
supervised by private detectives
STRIP ALL MUSEUMS
OF THEIR TREASURES
The watch over the paintings and
objects OF art is an even more import
ant affair They filed scores OF NOV
Ing vans, assembled in a large court
yard where there were formerly shoe
shops, locksmiths and small trades
people of all sorts, who gave up their
establishments in order to contribute
to the safety OF thu national art treas
ures. All the doors lecding to the
court were sealed up. bars placed on
all windows. fire iighting apparatus
Installed and constantly, day and
night, the entire block around this
court was patrollcd by territorials
with fixed bayonets.
In addition to the art treasures OF
the Louvre and other Paris museums,
such as the Luxembourg and Cluny,
the chateauN of Fontaincblcau and
Compiegnc were stripped OF everything
that was movable, and the greater part
OF 'he art treasures OF Arras have also
been saved"
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Monday-"' " J.. Jaraea vs. Virginia
"a" - and fo""r Company. Wexford
sday-E:e"cr Bray vs. Robert
Jon.s and Others. LamD &: Lamb. D. q
" ccn"scay-F Fleming VS. FiGelitj
NJtEal III" Insurance Company, Col.
!lis = q Seatru, p. Il.
Thursday Ellington {: Guy Us Ford
"h!'.hu!sr Harufactgrin. Co. White
= o.. Dickinson. =. d. Fowler ~. Var,
trough. Gum q Mathews =. a.: Parrish
y adkins ~. Adkins. Iattcson, y
a: g. x sands. D. q
iT.oay-TlaNi=Ts National Bank vs
samuel J. bG:girs. Parrish and other.
&c. MDscl.y Il Da"!s Page & Mathews
= @. collins. y. r.
Sat.'day H. Williams. Jr.. VIZ
IT." John r H"sscr Coal 90. Mcclure
Itlcy, ityau K Egg!cstpn p. q.
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Bt Hiding PERMITS.
Five building Permits Amounting 20


Permits FOR new and repair work
wrr" issued yesterday - Building In
sI-ctor Butler as follows:
Muntssu" Manufacturing Co. (Nrs.
J"s-ph!n" T WooGw2:dJ, 70 repair
irIiUc warehouse on ine west side Of
T.lden Street, between Broad and Clay
Streets, to cost 500.
Joseph J. Smiths estate. 70 repair
frame dwelling, -il6 Fairfield Street.
10 cost $50.
Mrs. L. t. Wh.t,ock. - repair brick
dwelling $50 West Franklin street, 10
cost $3.50.
X ii Williams to repair frame shed
at 3l6 North Turd street. 10 COS, slOo.
W. II. H!!l. 10 build = story brick
stable IN rear u 500 South Cherry
street. to cost $500
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I. :. c,ncrrr Cotnr Of APPEALS

Ih" United States Circuit Court OF
appeals rcconvcncd yesterday morning
-, ~ CLOCK. with Circuit Judges
ir.i,hard, Knapp and woods and Dis
tj.' 'udE" Conner in attendance.
Case argued.
40. l%"N-Th" Peninsula Bank Of
~ '5;."i"s"ufG Va. 81 al. appellants.
GpPv.''"s. appeal from the Dis,rict
49, ~ NoTfolk. In bankruptcy. Con-
nno.'H rom yesterday. Cause further
go by Frank Armistead. williams.
=, I,i me appellants. and by sidney
"""I'y Hampton. and Edward ".
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Monday--E x Victor Z, ca. w. stand
ard iain, Company. Smith. D. a.;
c'Llan"rty, I.Giton ( Byrd. p. d
Iu"sdaN -chcst"rfcid Land Corpora :
,!on " T. Il. Brown. ThrockInorton &.
lhrpcf'u"'t"n, =. O.: J. II Turner. y. L.
""dresdny-T. T. Eimor" Corpora
Lon. IS. Sarah =. Fillmore. Wexford &.
taylor ?. a., y l. RYAN, = d.
Thursday bolton, Clarke e. Pratt VS.
Wrod"arf Z Son, George T.. iiaw. p. a.:
hicHlnson .. y.
Friday l. - Hughes rs Mrs. Belle
s Potts. ra,tcaor, p a., Garter & VII
lnIN.. ~. i.
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iIENRIC0 RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Deeds of Release. Amounting &c
S:,I.:,uU

". J.. Redd. trustee. 10 Hannah II.
Gardner 81 vir. i.3S acres. lot 5. sub
division Of James Kings land. Octo-
bcr IS. 1915, Sl.i0O.
iiill Carter. trustee. TO Richmond
Sand and Gravel Company. luc.. l3lO7
acres. Nosby and Poplar Hill tracts.
near Highland Park. October S. 1918.
sos 900
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COUNCIL sCIIEDI.LE

The Council Cy:a:u!tt.e on streets
clock
Tn regular monthly meeting o: the
E--tc u Aldermen val! be held Tues-
q. nigh. :: O'Clock
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CHANCERN RELEASE DEEDS.
Three RrlenSr Deeds, Amounting TO
S.s.ntss.

Arden Howell. trustee. to Il. +. Berry.
+eNi2p feet north line Dance street
November !. 1915. $i.>4i
II i. Pollard. Jr.. to Frank Z.
ilount S0NiG3 feet 1T the northeast
corner Of Twcnty-third ana q Streets
November :. 1913 $i.CuS.
George W. RraEE ct al. trustees. to
Robert /. Hicks. 2oNl32 feet north line
JAY street - feet east OF Buchanan
street. November :. 1915. S4l..
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk o; thu Hastings Court yesterday
as follows
Arthur X. Warfeld. of Alexandria.
ana Ann Il. Sale.
Thomas {, Woodson and Annie T.
fuu!kucr
William + Bagby and Grace W. Pal.
more.
Claude NJ. Walker and Julia Elizabeth
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lil:NnICu TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds of Iurrmiu and Snle
Amounting tn $500.

Abbey Realty Corporation 10 Albert
Reeves. lot 90. block ~. section Il, plan
If Colonial Place. November :. i?l5.
SAGE
Tutwilor. 1873 acres. on TIN, county road
l"adirl; from Elko. going north. adioiu-
inr the lands OF 7. l.. Valentine. Oc-
tuhcr /, 1918. Sib0
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COURT CALENDARS.

The following arc the cases set for
ina! II the various courts this week
Not.-b q Is an Authorization used to
c"r"t" cC-Nze! 70. I.e plaintiff. and
I. y. 90 ~ la(.rHnnr
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REMOVES GROWN JEWELS
IN ORDINARY SATtIIEI

"As for the crown diamonds, their
removal was Il delicate task that ieuri
Marcel, director of the national mu-
seums, and myself decided that We
could not delegate to any one. Pro-
curing an ordinary leather satchcl. we
placed The diamonds in IL and loft for
the railroad station at nightfal. The
situation was diSIuIctinE, for u mum
her OF reasons. The station was
crowded the streets full of people hur-
ryinS out of Paris before the APP
proach!ng army.
I'VE dincd at the buffet OF the rail-
road station-vcry poorly, because the
jewels spoiled our appctitcs. 1t seemed
person in the restaurant were fixed
upon that leather bag. and IL occurred
to us what a simple matter II would
son 20 make Il considerable haul that
evening in the confusion OF the exodus.
We succeeded in getting places in the
train, crowded to overlooking with
passengers. When we arrived at our
journeys end We were not ut the end
Of our troubles with those famous
jewels. 1t was almost Impossible to
find safe in which to put them. We
had been proceeded. II seemed by cIcry
owner Of n pearl necklace in Paris. and
all the boxes Of the only safe deposit
places in the city were already filled.
We finally found an empty drawer in
the safe OF "A branch Of Partisan
bank, and II IS there the jewels OF the
crown have been in fe-keeping ever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Trading in Small Property Features
$3.50 Weeks Business on Local
Market.
MANY INQUIRIES RECEIVED
Permits for Buildings in All Sections
Of City Are Issued. and indications
Point to General Resumption of
Building Activity.
MANY INQUIRIES RECEIVED
The Week S Record

Trading in small property was the
fcnturc Of last weeks business on the
local real estate market. which. with a
few deals for more valuable property
and the sales reported yesterday 10y
the agents. brings the total for the
week to nearly the normal figure for
this season OF the year. The sales made
and sent to record in the courts during
the past week aggregated slightly
more than $lse."oo, averaging ahou,
$4,000 each,
The agents report many inquiries
being received, and the indications are
that good many deals viii be closed
this week While many OF these are
for the POPULAR moderate priced prop
erty, there are also some OF consider
able size. Many of the real estate men
are combining their operations almost
entirely 10 this class OF property. while
one or two others are specializing in
the loan business, which IS extremely
active these days. They experience no
difficulty in placing all the :unds avail
nl,lc
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FIRE. REC ORD.

1923 Yves; Cary street $50 =. 81.
loss So.
l7c3 Cedar street. sos p. ". loss s35.
Twent%-fourth street. between y ana
street two-story t-!ca building oc-
curird by Greek parish church. o:53
J.. NJ. lnSS SiMn
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81.

Roberta Mayo TO T.. SittcrdinE It
ais, trustees, lots los and l0i suul e
-. plan OF Woodvillc. October u 1915
$500.
Hannah H. Gardner ct vir TO Leroy
T.. Brown. trustee. l.35 acres. lot :.
SuhGivis:C" of the land "E James King.
October Is, l:;, Sl.7$i
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:XPECT CONDITIONS
TO IMPROVE SLOWLY

The prevailing opinion exists among
the agents ANA others in close touch
with tho local situation tina; tho real
estate business has reached the turn
ing point and from now until spring
conditions VIII continue 10 improve.
slowly, perhaps. at first. Money IL
much easier to get on good security.
and the sales are being made With less
difficulty than they were two months
ago.
Farming property has remained in
active during the past few weeks but
this class Of land is always dull At this
time OF the year. As the first of tn"
year approaches ANA tho time for prep
arations for next years crops Incomes
nearer. acreage tracts viii uc in good
demand.
There is considerable activity in
suburban lots near the city. In fact at
least "A half or two-thirds of I'll" bust
ness these days il for this class Of
property. Southsid" real estate was
dull during the past week. but this
section OF the city is showing signs
of improvement i'm the number OF new
houses that are being erected.
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TAG DAY FOR PRINCE
GEORGE; HOSPITAL

Next Monday, November 10. follow
ing pay day next Saturday. the Bust
ness Mems Association of fiopewell
viii hold tag day for the benefit of
FRINGE George Hospital. charitable
!hStltution Because OF the large num-
Der OF cases cared for during the last
rev months the funds for rs support
are running low. The wives OF mem
bers OF the business Mems Association
VIII assist in selling tags.
The foundation for the new post
oiicc building, which Postmaster Jonn
tianlpn viii erect on Broadway. is be-
ing iaid' ana the structure will be com
p!ctcd within sixty days.
The Volunteer Fire Department
headed hE former Police CAPTAIN Will
son. has just received !, 200 feet Of new
hose.
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
ANE nElNG MADE In SInI-uIIS

Thousands ana thousands of dollars
are being spent by real estate opera-
tors in public improvements on tho
various additions and subdivisions. as
rapidly as they are put on the market.
the sale contracts in many instances
caii Tor water. sewer and sidewalks
-Four miles west OF IIppewell is
cedar Level. station OF the City Point
eranch OF the Norfolk and Western.
which is developing to some extent \
number OF buildings have already been
erected on this property. At various
distances between Iiopewcll and Pc
tersburE tracts OF land have hecn sub
divided and put on the marl<e. with
more or less success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
BUILDING; OPERATIONS
SHOW SIGNS Of IMpNONE.NIENT

Building operations last week while
aEEregating less than $4,000, were for
dwellings in many sections of the city.
The spring months promise To- show
much Improvement in the building
operations OF the city. many struc-
lures being planned now for erection
just after january /.
The contract Let by the City school
board at approvimateIy S65,oor for the
new Fulton !iill school, which is 10
be located at the corner IL Marshall
ANA Union streets, has been Enlarged
and the building wii. cos: $4,000
Work on this struc;Ur" vii! - started
IN the mex; tew days and il VII be-
ready for Cccurane" ~ the opening II
the school year mex; September TE-
Modern Hon" Builders secured q psr-
NIT last wee: TO- two -wp-s- ~ t-=-re
dwellings IN the IS; side 81: --.-5
avenue, t.:ws-1 Victor -.t -.-.
Streets, i HteaI--s fz-.- re eos.
IL ,l=>s -"-.,.rs- BE pa
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nENniCo DEEDS OF TRUST.

line Tenth Street los feet south OF
HUH street. November 1, 1915. Sloo
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|ART TREASURES OF PARIS
ARE REMOVED TO SAFETY
For First Time, Under.Secretary
Tells How Work Was
Accomplished.
TASK is DELICATE ON
Priceless Paintings, Statues and
Crown Jewels Taken Away for
Snfekceping-lt Proves Most Dis
quieting Work When War Starts.

! PARIS. November 6.-Many conflict
| ing reports have been published of
I the circumstances under which the
art treasures OF Paris were placed in
| safety while the Germans were an
preaching the capital Albert Dali
! mier, under-secretary for fine arts, now
gives the exact details in an interview
published here.
LAS early as August" MIR. Dalimier
says, Il had considered with my col
leagues the measures to be taken to
save our art treasures from the even
tuality of the German invasion. We
ala not want to alarm the public by
taking such steps before they became
absolutely Imperative. 1t was only
when Won kluck approached Paris
with remarkable rapidity, that we de-
cidcu to act and we were obliged TO
act quickly. They gave me forty-cight
hours to pack up the rarest objects of
our collection and send them out OF
/. Paris by railroad. to be sheltered in an
important city OF the south Of France.
The task WAS arduous and delicate.
The most insignificant incident might
compromise the operation hopclcSsly
and the rapidity with which we ncccs-
Sarily acted inevitably developed some
nervousness. In Il very short time wc
established Il list OF 40 canVaSeS that
we considered it necessary to put into
place of safety. only $50 p;cturcs
were removed from the museums I'm
1870 during the siege of Paris; com
parativcly our task was far greater.
Some experts declared that il was
Impossible in View OF the mobilization
OF the greater part OF the personnel of
the museums, but we were determined
10 make the maximum effort. All the
furniture moving houses in Paris were
called upon by telephone to send every
available moving van Immediately and
the removal OF the pictures and stat
nary began at once. The Venus de
Milo. which weighs three tons gave
us the greatest trouble. after which
the most delicate operations were the
packing and removal of the precious
objects and furniture OF the Gallery OF
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aUsTINCs DEED or Tuu,r

One Deed OF Trust, Amounting 10
: l..t. SI0D
Walter T. Smith 81 ux TO Augus,!r,
! Royal ct ais. trustees, ?2xs0 feet wcs,
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H0PEWELL REAL ESTATE
CONTINUES ITS ACTIVITY
auction Sales Bring Constantly In
creasing Prices for Lots Near
Big Powder Plant.
IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE
volunteer Fire Department. Installs
Observation-Disclosures Laid for
New Post-Ofiice Building-Tag Day
Tor Prince George Hospital.

zeal estate activities in Iopcwcll
'hu vicinity continue on an extensive
se"te. lherc were several auction sales
curing the last week and 4 number OF
purchasers from a distance were pres
eht in addition to local buyers.
Ihe average lot that is put on the
market at the auction sales brings
from Sl25 to $500. but az the progress
OF the town continues the same lot in
creascS IN value more rapidly than
would be imagined. The employees OF
the Du Point plant--foreigners as well
as Americans-arc the principal pur-
chascrs.
During this week the HONEYWELL
Heights Addition vii! be placed on the
market. This property Is on the south
side of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way. and lies near the entrance to r.
plant OF the Du Pont Works.