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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

THE best for your money. Single Comb
White Leghorn chicks at 10 cents
any. Matching eggs. so per LOO. Cav
Law Poultry Farm, Inc. office 1o1 West
baltimore street. baltimore. Md.
FOR sale. Stercotypers' mats, 1Sx24;
flexible and tough: just the thing to
line chickcn-houses and outhouses;
SloO per 100 pounds at tho Office: Is
cents extra for out-Of-town orders ior
ca,tage. Address Times Dispatch.
WHITE Wyandottes. 20 hens and 9
cockerels, S25 Eggs for Matching.
Carl White. Waverly. Va.
SINGLE comb White Leghorn. Tom
Barron's and Wyckoff strain eggs. 81
per Is. Phone Madison 55iS. Z C.
Cridlin. South Richmond.
FOX sale. White Leghorn eggs. 15 cents
setting: Black Manarcas. $3.50 set =
ung: White Leghorn cockerels Madi-
son li6l-J
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THE Greenwood House will be open for
summer guests June 20. 1915 The
Greenwood House Is situated high in
the Blue Ridge Mountains of Abe
marie county, Va. on main line OF
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, within
few hours ride from WASHINGTON,
Richmond and Norfolk. Has fine min :
eral water, large shady grounds. hot
and cold water through house Ice,
milk. fresh fruits and vegetables in
abundance. Tennis courts. crouuet
grounds. dance hall. etc For further
information. apply to Mrs. NJ. s. Harris.
Greenwood Va.
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SUMMER BOARDING

VIRGINIA Beach,, the Burbank Cot
taGe Will open May l6. Reservations
now being made at SCI West Franklin
Street, Richmond. Va
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WASTED-AEents.

SALESMAN with horse and buggy for
virginia territory allotted BY coun
ties Small capital required A T..
Young, 22l West Broad
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REPAIR SHOPS.
GOLD AND SILVER,

WANTED. to buy for cash, old gold
and silver; fine watch and ieweiry
repairing speciality T. c. Never.
Iewelry Co, Fl w. Broad Street
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line
Tho standard Railroad OF the South.

The standard Railroad Of the South.
EFFECTIVE APRIL. o. 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: s:l5 n. NJ. and 6:35
For or Norfolk: 800 A. NJ. 500 p. NJ. '.:m
l.. NJ. ti:!0 y. NJ.
For y. & W. Ry., West, sis a. NJ. $3.50
For Petersburg: 1850 a. NJ. s:I5 ~ NJ.
sid A. NJ. 900 a. NJ, 0:60 a. NJ. 800 y. NJ.
-i:0p H. NJ, ti:l0 p. NJ. $3.50 Il. NJ. G:s5 T.. NJ.
s.) =. Nj, ll:53 +. NJ.
Ft. Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 1900 T. II
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6:t A. NJ :.
els y. NJ $50 a. M, 1887 a. Nj. tlo:t5
4. NJ. 1870 \. NJ. '2:l0 T.. NJ. ia, Il. Nj
6:!T l.. NJ, 6:SS L. NJ. sea r. NJ. $500 +. Al.
1857 u. NJ.
Except Sunday. Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and connec-
lions not guaranteed
G. =. CAMPBELL. d. =. a.. SIS Main st.
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LOST AND FOUND.

WILL. the party who was seen to pick
up silver bag Monday evening re-
>urn TO 100 west Grace and receive
Neral reward.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

STILL have. old, perfectly dry oak and
pine blocks, but try oak and pine
slab, the summer cooking wood:
quickest. cheapest. Few more tons
spliint slack steam for furnaces So
ton. Il. T. Long. 1905 West Broad.
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FOR RENTA-Tlats.
BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

THREE 5-room fats; rent only $500
Hamilton & Campbell.
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NlpLlNIST ana pianist wish PLAYING
during summer months In mountains
on seashore: good references; state
terms ~ lci, care Times Dispatch
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TYPEWRITERS.

FOR sale. | Underwood typewriter: l
Dalton machine: ! iron safe 33S33
size: desks. Address II 2l6. care
Times Dispatch.
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CHAPTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by ting State
Corporation Commission yesterday to
the following concerns:
lIopcwell Lodge. No. 1879. Loyal Or
maximum. $4,000: minimum, $1,000:
par value, 500; to build and operate
clubhouse for members OF Loyal Or
der Of Moose. Jesse q. Brown. presi-
dent: ii. +. Minter. secretary. both of
uopcwcll.
Allegheny Stag Products Co, Inc.
iron Gate: to manufacture from Stag
bricks. building blocks. etc: maximum,
$4,000: minimum. $4,000; par value.
Sl0p. X. 5. Lackcy. president: T.. F..
Gate.
The Gray Mercantile Co. Inc. I.eb-
anon; maximum. 10000: minimum.
$4,000: par value. 500: mercantile
business. II. c. Gray. president: Fred
q. Gray, secretary. both OF Lebanon.
W. IL. French Dredging and Wreck
ing Co. Inc. Norfolk: maximum, $780,
900; minimum. $4,000: par value. 500;
dredging business. w. IL. French.
both of Norfolk
Bridgcwatcr Creamery and lee Cor
pOration, Bridgcwater: maximum. Sla,-
200: minimum. $1,000; par value 500:
dairy business. W. III. Sipe, president:
-. - CARRIER. secretary, both OF
BriGgewatcr
- Greater Petersburg Development
Corp, Petersburg: real estate bust
ness; maximum. $4,000: minimum.
$4,000: par value, 500. Walter
Sachs. president: James G. Recs, Jr..
secretary and treasurer. both Of Pc
tersburg.
The Clan, Specially Corp Rich
inond: maximum $4,000: minimum.
5000; par value. so; automobile bust
Holderby. Jr, secretary and treasurer.
both OF Richmond
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1. :. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvcned yesterday morn
ing al 20 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
Pritchard, Knapp and Woods in at
tendance.
Cases argued yesterday: No. 1857
The Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron
Company, corporation. plaintiff In
error. W.. Charles Blake defendant in
error; error 10 the District Court at
Wheeling. W. Va. Argued by Mr..
Charles McCamic. of Wheeling. w. Va.
for the plaintiff in error, ana by Mr..
7 =. Riley. OF Wheeling, W. Va, for
the defendant in error, and submitted.
No. li09-iram Lcpper. otherwise
called Charles S,railia, otherwise call
ed George Briggie, plaintiff in error.
vs.. the United States of America. de-
PENDANT. in error: error TO the Dis
trict Court AT Baltimore. Md. On mo-
tion OF defendant in error to dismiss
writ of error. Submitted by Mr.. Hen
ry b. Wolf Of Baltimore, Md. for the
plaintiff In error, and by Mr.. Samuel
*. Dennis, United States Attorney, of
Baltimore. Md. for the defendant in
error.
Case In call to-day: No. l3SS-John
lIalfpenny and r. c. Hamilton, late
partners trading as Halfpenny IL Ham
!lton. appellants, VS.. y. q. Miller. APP
pellce; appeal from the District Court
at Charleston, w. Va. TO be argued
by MIR. w. Il. Maxwell and Mr.. E. l..
Maxwell. Of Elkins. w. Va, and Mr.
III. NJ. McCoughey. of Philadelhia. Pa.
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The Standard Remedy
In Countless Homes
Relieves Constipation Easily
Without Gripping or
Discomfort.

Indigestion and constipation arc two
conditions that are closely related and
the cause of much physical suffering.
The tendency to indulge ones appe-
tite is more or less general. and most
people suffer at one time or another
from rebellion OF the overturned organs
OF digestion and elimination. y pleas
antiy effective remedy, that will
quickly relieve the congestion OF poi
sonous stomach waste and restore
regularity. is the compound of simple
laxative herbs sold in drug stores for
nifty cents II bottle under the name of
DIR. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin This is
Il mild. pleasant laxative tonic. free
from opiates or narcotic drugs. and has
been the standard household remedy in
thousands OF homes for many years.
Mrs. Oliver Young. Merrill, Wis.
writing to DR.. Caldwell, says she
knows of nothing SO effective for regu-
latiny the stomach and bowels since
taking DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin she
feels ten years younger: her work
seems easier and she has regained her
appetite.
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i trustee. 50xl30 feet west line Garland
Avenue, 100 feet south of Meredith
street. November 10, 1915: s7S4

trustee. 50xl30 feet west line Garland
Avenue, 100 feet south of Meredith
street. November 10. 1915: s7Sl.
G. NJ Andrews to G. G. Chaplin. trus-
tee. lOONli1 feet south line Monument
Avenue, 100 feet west OF LAFAYETTE
street November %. 1915: $500.
James u. Donahue to G. L. Dcnoon,
trustee. i00X17O feet ut the south
east corner Of Stuart and LAFAYETTE
avenues November IS, 1915; SiIJ262
same to same. 400xl7O feet ut the
southeast corner of Hanover and La
Si,2ll.33
Same. TO same, 4OOxlTO feet at the
northeast corner of Hanover ana La
sayette Avenues. November IS, 1915;
Mary c. Blair ct ala. to Richard w.
ZONES. trustee. so feet inches by 2A0
rect at the southwest corner of Sixth
anh Federal Streets. November 49,.
Bertha J. Porter ct vir. 10 II. r.
Pollard. Jr., trustee. 2ll-2xlOO feet
west line West Street, 1853 feet 3
inches south Of Hanover Avenue De-
tober 30 1915; $1,000.
Mary a.. Binlkowske ct vir. to
Charles Is. Willis ct al, trustees SO
xl2G feet inches at tho southwest
corner of Twenty-first and y Streets
November 20. 1915: s2,3l5
John Bland ct ux. to +. NJ. Box
ley ct al, trustees 20x122 feet east
line Fifth Street. 23S feet IL inches
north OF Baker Street. November IL.
1915; S1.90S.
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cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Ten Relensc Deeds, Amounting T.
SfS,5tiO.3D.


- - Sltterdilg ct al, trustees. to NJ
-. Mohett, i5xl59 feet south line Bak-
cr street, l5i feet . inches east Of
Shocks Alley. October ~. 1918; $3.50.
~. X. Pollard, Jr.. trustee. to H. H.
Phaup. 21xl33 feet west line Thirty
second street, - feet south of CLAY
street. November II. 1915: s2,33o.
John Bagby, trustee, 20 same, 2lxI33
rect west line Thirty second Street
20 feet south of Clay Street. Novem-
Der Il, 1915: S2.332
Hopson, 25xsS feet west line ST. Pc
ter Street, 20 feet north of Baker
street November 10. 1915; s1.o5429.
j. j. Stern CT al. trustees. 10 Sarah
NJ. AdclanskI. % 1-2x301-2 feet north
line Cha'in Street. 40 feet west Of
Allen Avenue. November %. 1916;
AIcveigh & Glinn. trustees. TO c. G.
and j.. II. Chamberlayne, 120x232 feet
south line Grove Avenue, 100 feet west
~ Auburn Avenue. November 20.
Charles K. willis. trustee. to C. II.
Tilicr. 55x120 feet north line Bancroft
Avenue. los feet east OF Wellington
Street September S. 1915: 1886.
j. II. sharp. trustee. 10 +. j. Mel
ton. 55%l2o feet north line Bancroft
Avenue ls5 feet cast Of Wellington
street. September S, 1915; $500.
q, Blair ct ais. 50 feet inches by
i20 feet south line Federal Street.
IFS feet east of Fifth Street. Novem-
br II, 1915: o,s32.
J. l.. Stern ct al, trustees. 10 Mary
4. Bialkowski. 53xI26 feet AT the
southwest corner Of Twenty-frst and
y Streets. November 90, 1915; $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COUR rs

Tho local real estate market Was
|ctira yesterday, with sales of city
roperty aggregating 100000. Ssnnil
property featured the trading. and.
fth single trade involving $4,000,
lusiness made Il good showing for
pc day.
.Jamcs Il. Donahue and wife sold TO
II. j.. Patterson two lots III Fulton.
falued ut $1,000, while Patterson sold
Donahue three lots in the West End
pr $4,000. o. j. Davis sold TO Thorn
~ Cross twenty-five feet three
flchcs at the southeast corner OF Elm
|treet and Park Avenue, for $500.
|ermit to Claude f., SprenlSlc to build
two-story brick tenement contain
|S four dwellings on the north side
] Stuart Avenue, between ridden and
|lcvelanu Streets. that will cost $50
Ioo. The Leigh Street Baptist Church
fill remodel the church on North
[wenty-fifth street at Il cost OF $4,000.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by tho Electrical Depart
ment:
w. 3: Catlett Electric Co.. for a. NJ.
lures.
Otis Elevator Co.. for NJ. B. Flor
shciin, Harrison and Broad Streets.
one seven and one-half horse power
motor.
Same, for Tucker Sanitarium, Madi-
son and Franklin Streets, one ten
horse power motor.
Same, for w. Fred Richa rdson, Bel
viderc Street. between Main and Cary
Streets. one seven and onc-half horse
power motor.
Engclbcrg & Bear. for Sol Ullman,
1907 Stuart Avenue. two outlets and
reCept;IcleS
Morris Hunter, for Colonial Theater.
Eighth and Broad Streets. eight out
lets.
Same, for w. s. Forbes & Co, Tenth
and Byrd Streets. four lights.
Winston Electric Construction Co.
for w. II. Palmer. 21l West Franklin
Street. four outlets.
Same. for First Baptist Church an
rex, 300 North Twelfth Street. hang
ing twenty fixtures.
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UENRICO TRANSFERS.
even Deeds of Bargain md SnIe
AmOmnIing Sl.nnA

Thomas W. Gardner. special com.
Missioner, - Abraham Timbcrlal<c
r., ct ais, J.. - acres in BrookIand Dis
let, near Emmanuel Church rcctory.
'ovembcr Is, 1915; tax. 80 cents: 81
G. y. Middleton 81 ny. TO Raymond
Butler et uX., 10 acres near the
.ingsland Road, about ten miles cas-,
{ Richmond. May . 1914; s2OO.
Westhampton Heights Co. Inc. Mrs
mil EovacoVich, lot q. block $. plat
Z Wcsthamrton Heights. Decembrr
., 1914. $3.50.
Same. to same. lot I. block :, pIat Of
testhampion Heights. December ~.
9ii; 5000.
Nathaniel Il. Sheppard To !. IT, Car
Ell, f.fS acres west Of the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
car Taylors Crossing. October IL,
9l5; tax, $3.50: slo.
j. II. Garrett to J. r. Worcester, !. As
crcs west Of the Richmond, Freicr-
ksburg and Potomac Railroad near
aylor's Crossing. October Is, 1918;
*, $3.50: $40.
James r. Wilson ct ais. 10 s +
locking 81 ny, 30 acres n"n' Fair
AXIS. about seven miles east II Rich.
iond. November y. 1915; 500.
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PUBLIC ON LONG SIDE
OF CORN, SAYS CHICAGO
Position of Bulls Nude Stronger by Fact
That There Are No Hedging sales
Against Country Purchases.
Especial TO The TImcsDispatch.1

Especial TO The Times Dis patch
CHICAGO. November 23-Besides tho big
local professionals. the public Is on the long
side Of the corn market y coterie OF down
State -ich men long In corn. and they
are stiit adding to their lines. They be
licve thAt I'll" quality OF the crop Is riuCh
below ;hat reported by the government in
It's last monthly figures. and that this coui!-
ton will develop vixen husking commences.
The position of the bulls in the corn mar
kct is made stronger by the fact that there
are no hedging sales against the coultry
purchases, Tor the grower seems less dis
roscd TO sell the cash article even an
advancing market. Where was considerable
though no actual business was confirmed
Southwestern markets reported a liberal de-
fnand, and prices there were !: to IA higher.
Clcarances were small at 2,oc0 bushels to-
day. Private reports from many sections OF
the corn belt tell OF disappointing husking
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New Deafness
Treatment
BRINGING spLESpIp RESULTS

Specialist Sproule, tho famous Specialist
on Ear Troubles says that splendid reports
are daily arriving in his office Ills New
Treatment for Deafness is bringing even
greater results than he himself dared hope
for A letter came from Iowa saying:
Dear Doctor,-After fourteen years
OF Ear Trouble. and after being told 1
should never hear we'll again, n faint
rap came at the door this morning,
and my eldest boy danced up and down
as h% saw me answer. Why. Mama,
you heard the rap, l attended lectures
this evening and heard perfectly every
word. oh, Doctor, 1t is truly wonder
fui."
And so the work goes on. Specialist
Sproule never tires of telling the happy
stories OF patient after patient restored to
Keen. quick hearing. HIS heart bleeds at
the hopeless attitude which many Dear
people take They think nothing can he
done for them This New Treatment OF his
has brought the long dreamed of happiness
of complete restoration OF hearing TO hun
dreds Just such discouraged ones. 1t has
brought that same happiness to hundreds
ana hundreds more, who take up his treat
ment with every confidence in H. born Of
the success OF friends with the New Treat
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MARRIAGE: LICENSES.

Marriage liccns,s were issued hy the
clerk OF the Hastings Court ycstcr-
day as follows:
Bernard Griffith and Mabel Pruett.
Judson w. Jacobs and Octavia r..
Wood. both of montgomery County,
Maryland.
Willie Valve Kelley. of King will
liam County, and Estellc y. Heath.
Rhoades.
Charles y. Romer and Martha f.
Crittenden.
James Edward Duggins and Emma
Mildred White
Arthur Davenport Lyles, Of North
ampton County, and Edith Stuart Har-
lowe.
Hugh Jackson Mowrey and Virginia
Marie Randall
Robert A. Sheppard and Theresa NJ.
Donahoe.
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SUPREME coURT OF APPEALS.

Following is a summary Of the pro-
c:cdincs yesterday OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals OF Virginia:
:, HTsu'nsnr u o9ch h 10 or o. heIly VS.
and John II. Hopkins for the appel
liant and by I. Morris Wampler for
the appellee and submitted.
No. 6. Sanford VS.. Taylor CT ais. Dis
missed.
No. : and No. S. IHeard together,
Craig rs. Craig. Partly argued and
continued until tomorrow.
Next cases TO be called:
No. g. Bradley vs.. Virginia Rail
way and Power Company.
No 10. Armour & Co, VS.. City OF
Richmond
no II. Postal Telegraph Cable Co,
vs. City Of Norfolk
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returns. and of smaller yields than gen.
orally looked for.
Sentiment on wheat changed almost com
plctc'y today with bears In full control
during the morning. when prices werc up Il
trific and tho bulls holding the whip hand
NJ tho close. Tho market acted not unlike
lhat OF Monday, when the local profession ma Is
SOFA themselves Into hole. out OF which
thcy climbed later by paying advanced
prices. Tho close was unchanged to 4 cent
higher.
II Is impossible to learn tho cash sales OF
wheat at the seaboard from day to day. but
,hey arc quito liberal. transactions Mon
day evening were reported at 100000 bushels.
put thus morning they we're given as sDo.cnl
bushels Cash sales hero were only 10000
Oats were X to u cent higher. but tho
market was unable to withstand the strong
tohe shown By corn. yet the feeling Was
enc or strength. 1t Is believed that the
ciefrances from North America will show
n marked Increase from this time forward.
ihey were $4,000 bushels today with 23S. COO
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CIiANCERY TRANSFERS.
thirteen Deeds OF Bargain mud Snlc,
Amounting 10 S53.5fO.

George G. FitzhuEh. trustee. to Jo-
5eph Iieppert. 3oxl35 fee; south line
ark Avenue. 90 feet from Branch
Venue November 4. 1915; $40.
toneman, 40 feet inches by 81 feet
inches north line Canal Street. 81
Pet west Of First Street. July .. 1915;
lie. :ox10o fee, at the northeast cor
er OF Calhoun and Goddin Streets.
Boyember II, 1918: tax, 81: $40.
simon Spilberg ct uX. to j. j. Beat
Re. 20 feet inches by I2o feet at the
foutheast corner of Cary and Mulber-
F. Streets. November -. 1915: tax.
1l.i0; $40.
Walter C. Crenshaw ct ux TO J.. D.
Mcconnell, 5oxiao feet west line Car
lind Avenue. 200 feet south of Mere
tth street November Is. 1915; tax.
j.. r. Temple ct ux to j. c. Crump.
loon 30 feet At the southwest corner
Garland Avenue and Hooper Street.
+oveinher IL. 1913: tax. 50: SO.
PATTERSON. 96xeo feet at the northwest
Iornor OF Fourth and Orleans Streets;
Blso. sc feet inches by 100 feet at
re northwest corner Of Fifth and Or
;ans Streets. November Is, 1915; tax
W. - Patterson to James e. Dona-
ue. tocxl7o feet at the southeast cor
Ter OF stuart Avenue and Lafayette
I''tct' diso, 4"pSli ~ tect al the north
Iast corner Of Hanover Avenue and
afayet'c Avenue; also. io6xI7o feet
the southeast corner Of Hanover
nd LAFAYETTE Avenues. November Is.
lcl5 tax, SIS: SIC
NJ II. Omohundro ct ux. TO A. O.
rosticll ct al, G7xaO feet cast line
Hen Avenue. 80 feet north Of KEMP
j street, be:ng Nor. 4l5, AZ. 4la and
III also, 6pA % feet west line sixth
tr"ct. 1873 feet north Of Crouch
Ieet November u, 1915. tax, ST.:
r. NJ Butler ., ux. to Annie =
oldc, .: -cNlo5 feet south line Mar
nall street. 30 = feet east OF TWEEN
1y-hftn stree, November 30, 1915;
NJ y. kayho". jr. 20 Bertha J. por-
Ier, Il -2NleU feet west Lire West
treet lbs feet > Inches south OF Han
Yer Avenue. October 30 1918: si?h,
highland Park Realty Corp. 10
ouis i. Pollock. 35xI4o feet east lin.
|iary!and Avenue. 2lO feet nortn 81
l,urns street. November 6. 1915. tax,
.. j. Davis ct uN. to Thomas &
ross. % feet inches by II foot a,
ne southeast corner OF Park Avenue
no Elm street Novcmbc" =. 1915.
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CmANCEnl DEEDS o. TRUST.
fifteen Deeds of Trust Amount
iu,- In S3G .iSaS

lug to SSi.1iS.05.
l.. r. Temple at uX. To John Bagby,
-ustoc. .UXl0O feet mt the northeast
orner of Calhoun and Goddin Streets
'ovembcr Is, 1915 S6To
Edward X. Hutchinson ct Tx to RI.
/. Pollard. Jr., trustee. 2txl33 feet
'cst line Thirty second Street, - feet
fouth of Clay street. November u,
!ol5: $2.95o.
Same. To John BaEby. trustee. cox
I33 feet west line Thirty-Scc1nd
l,rect, - feet south of Clay street.
''ovcmbcr Il, 1915: $3.50.
Hugh G. Gentry ct al. 10 T.. Sitter
ing at ais. trustees. % 1-?xt17 feet
i the northwest corner Of Twenty
.,ird street and Paramount Avenue
ovcmber 10. 1913; s1.660.
Lena Jones, to same, 30 feet on
fairfield street, being lot . in T.of-
lnd's plan OF lots. November 20.
9I5; $3.50.
o. J. Davis ct uN. 10 IL. II. Pollard.
r. trustee, 81 feet 3 inches by rs
eet inches south line Park Avenue.
. feet inches east of Elm Street.
ovenIber 10, 1915; $3.50.
L: y. Mcconnell 10 L. w. Ryland.
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Held for Forgery.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LfNCHBuRG, VA, November 90
Carver Monk is under arrest here
charged with the forgery of the name
of his former employer, ~ l.. Dick
erson. to checks for sig and $50. The
first is alleged to have been cashed,
but the other was detected at the
hank I'm time to stop payment. Monk
halls from Bedford County
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Five Builling Permits. Amounting

to S4I,I30.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler AS follows:
Leigh Street Baptist Church, TO re-
model brick church on the east side
OF Twenty-afth Street, between Clay
and Leigh Streets, TO cost $4,000.
Claude f. Sprenkle. to build a two
or the north side Of Stuart Avenue,
between Tilden and Cleveland Streets,
TO cost $4,000.
Alfred r. Harris, Jr.. trustee, TO re-
pair brick warehouse at ll9 Shockoe
slip. TO cost sl55.
McGraw YarbrouSh Co, to repair
brick store 1872 South Eighth Street, to
cost s2I5.
Claude T.. Sprenkle. TO build two
story brick tenement 1.-TWO dwellings,
on the east side OF Cherry Street, be-
tween Floyd Avenue and Main Street.
TO cost Sc 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
:. Cash sal.. were l,,.mo

bushels bond... Cash sales were $4,000
bushels.
There was a broadening of the speculative
demand In provisions and prices closed
sharply higher all around. May lard was
the prime fovoritc early and was taken on
Eastern account. This followed 10y good
buying OF ribs and pork by packers. On
the advance there was liberal profit ia king
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

North Fifth Street
kritzer & Harmop, for Louis Hodes.
l2lO North Twenty ninth Street.
l.. Blankenship. for Mrs. Matte J..
Smith. 1909 East Washington Street.
III. y. Carter. for 3. II. Lipscomb. 81
and 3l3 College Street.
Garlic Boehling Co.. for Wcstches-
ter Apartment Co.. Norris Street and
Grove Avenue