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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-16
Y. M. C. A. SWIMMING
.ss POSTPONED A WEEK

The Y NJ. c. A. swimming meet,
which was to have been held next Sat.
ptday night, has been postponed until
Saturday, Iune p. II Wa found i'm,
possible. owing 10 the magnitude 81 the
meet, 70 complete arrangements in time
10 pull of the meet next Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-16
TWO FOR CHICAGO
Yesterday = games:
National League

Yesterdays games:
National League
At New York Chicago 4, New York
o.
At Decentralization 4, Cincinnati 8.
At Br"okIyn-Brooklyn 8, st. Louis
).
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia 3,
Pittsburgh ..
American League
At Dctroit-Detroit q, New York 2.
At Chicago-Chicago 4, Washington
At st. Lodis-St. Louis 3, Boston 5.
Team standings:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-16
HUVTTIITIH ..-..-,-,.-.,., IN II
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
MORMONS SWAMP OAKS
YesterdnY's Cnmes:

Yesterdays games:
At Los AngoIes-San Francisco .,
Los Angeles L.
At OuklUnd- Salt Lake II, Oakland
Al Portland Vernon 7, Portland 3.
Team standings:
COAST STANDING.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-16

Since the first of the year l3l actions
for divorce have been instituted in
Honolulu MIN" Of WHICH were filed this
mouth. The latest ease is that Of Mrs
Massage Knnrko against Yasushi KN-
nekO. on the ground Of non support,
which was filed yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-16
Hilo Sport Notes

That tennis is q favorite game
throughout the Island Of Hawaii Is very
evident from the fact that scores Of
private courts are kept busy every
afternoon in the week and nearly all
day on Sunday. The plantation peo-
pie 20 in for the game extensi vely and
they number some good players in their
ranks. 6t.a.-Es .sEE.. W..
|. -. % = ., .. $500 49, s. .... ..s
As soon as the breakwater Ia ex-
tended o tribe MORE there should be
more motoriboats seen on Hilo Bay and
then there should be some fine races
pulled OF between the speedy craft. A
motor. boat race over triangular
course in Hilo Bay would be a big
drawing card and one that would be
most interesting. +. =. y, '...fI.
Baseball win never thrive in Hilu
until there is park secured SO that
admission money can be charged. II
cannot be expected that the players
go to the expense Of keeping diamond
supplied with all the necessary para.
pbernslia for the game out of their
own pockets, Then there il the item
Of uniforms for the players and that
means money for the suits and shoes
1t is high time that Hilo, which IL
growing larger every day, got busy
and established real baseball park
where gate money could be collected
and the revenue be divided among the
league clubs. r.
Rowing should boom in Hilo in thu
future and already there are indica
tions that all the younger generation
will take kindly TO the game, Rowing
is about the best athletic stunt in Tho
world, both from a physical and &
moral standpoint. No young fellow
who takes up rowing, especially with
the idea Of making some crew In or
der to race, can possibly avoid lead
ing a clean life. The fact that hii
body must be in the best possible ply
steal trim to stand the strain of rae,
and the even more important fact
that any breaking Of the rules Of
training by him win recoil upon tho
heads Of the rest of the crew he il
rowing with and destroy their chanc
es of winning, 60 n long way to keel
the oarsman absolutely straight and
true to his training stunts. Rowing
should be encouraged in every posi-
bic way and regattas should be held
at short intervals - D.
1t is some time now since the thui
Of the padded glove against the rock
ike jaw Of the pug has been kearl il
Hilo. More the pity, for boxing
when properly conducted and on The
level, is|a great sport that teaches q
man 70 take. care of himself in the
proper manner. and also teaches hin
to control his temper, look the enemy
straight in the eyes and fight elea a
win or lose. That is the spirit, which
inculcates q love Of fair play and M
utter disgust for anything dirty il
the way orsport or business. II alsc
teaches a man TO rely upon his fist,
instead of igrasping a knife or q gur
when one good punch would settle
many arrow that would end then, in
stead Of developing into a murder cas-,
later on. Their" seems to be very
little opposition to boxing now since
JEFF Mccain has left the territory ant
some enterprising sportsman NIGH
think the matter over and give us al
a. treat In the way Of a boxing show.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
POULTRY AND PETS.

ruR SALE 30 Partridge Nyurdn'tc
h"uV prize winners Your pick 81.
worth 81, cocks s., worth fal tup "
soh So Npulc leSs
fuR SALE llnlf price. C,uhrrs Pam.
disc Indoor Hrooder, excellent ruudl.
ton, also good incubator rhuuc Nl-tb
lAnrcNSTLES REDS Choice s g. r.
/ Rcd cockcrcls. fine heavy laying
strain for sale S. each South lNth mud
Shields Phone Ni,-N
.CANARiHS from imported birds. Golden
Opera and Rollers also imported Golden
opera singer Maple $50
FEED bone mcol To- ynut cbiu kens. mikra
thcm healthy, mtkvs th,m lay, lOt sale
W IL Butcher, tiO ". 2nd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OUT
OF CITY.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Timos.
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

OKLAHOMA FARMS Also Kansas Ar
kansas. Missouri ard Colorado farms.
town properties In oklahoma city, Nor
man, Davenport prumright, Francis, AZ.
ton Ripley and Cushing okla for In
formation write Il u stafford. X. II.
Dealer. BOX POI, Gushing. okla.
600 ACRES. uuimprovcu. rive miles west
Of WrttvIlln okla, clear; fhe grass
fine timber, living water hnlf tillnblr
square body, good roads $500; good
terms, mo- trades, me- OF prospects; mere
is the chance of q lifetime; see us quick
loll 2l' Leo Blhg
l1l0 ACRES fine stock farm. close good
railroad town. Young county Texas.
hnlt valley, new 3-roOm house, good
barn. other buildings, soft well water, 2
tanks. creek fine timber. partly fenced.
cross fenced G5.ncres wheat and onts,
fine mesquite grass. close good school
SIS acre, terms owner ". u. Sumrow
Newcastle Texas.
20 ACRES ~ muck soil In the hraft oi
the winter vegetable and citrus fruit,
of the Everglades Of Florida; will sell
cheap for cash ot trade for equal value
would consider cattle. horses, or rcaI
estate I'm Arkpnsps or oklahoma: also
have some Arkansas hand 10 sell or trade
" Il tDrgll 4 o BoS l3o Gurdon
Ark
FOR SNLE We'll improved soO.ncrc cat.
tie tnuch 90 miles west ~ Pueblo. Col
new bungalow. fenced aud cross fenced
well wntrrcd; $40 pcte, cnsy terms Bo,
6iS Wcstcliffc, Col
IN Answering Nds Please Mention Time.
lOR SALE Improved i2O acres. Al,
miles southeast ~ Parker. Kan Ad
lrcsV. owner \ T. Rnkcr rlcasRnton
Kan
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MALE HELP WANTED.
Answering Ads Please Mention T,m--

WANTED Several first class men VINO
have had experience in handling miNs'
something new: rapid seller; tcIi.l ~
state Oklahoma; commission ptoposl'l'''
Address R-275 care Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.

THESE PROSPEROUS TIMES who viii
back with $500 pooT hard worker to
organize an oil lease company where
amount is secured Ask Tor personal
interview n YOU have the money. r. l6s
care Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.
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GENTLEMAN wants room and hoard
with private family mo- other roomors
vicinity of 18th and Santa Fe preferred
references furnished I..ff Okuhuwnu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
FOR SAL {

le0 ncre.lrnSc with two gas wells, are
making lt 100 On0 cubic feet gas daily A
good quality " gas To reduce tn gasoline
MANY wells can be developed on above
A, ..Ihyd luYsr
Store building. $3.50. stone and stock
ui merchandise, also uln site; the best
place iu eastern Oklahoma go do fine
credit or cash business, also town lots
Hnl residences \ great chance for
someone's all above II plpcd with natural
gns
V y HULL,
Stdham. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS TRADES.
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FORTY FIVE SHARES ~ Oklahoma
star oil stock, viii trade FOR good car.
ukc or GNc difference. 202 " Ind
Wal COO
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Pc RSONAL
In Answering Ads. Pleas, Mention Times.

"PhlN-EASE" cures rheumatism and
hWr back over night. price 81 0N de
lNcrcd Romans SOS " Pine, Oklahoma
city Wal 3S41
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.

ONE large nicely furnished front room
with first-cluss table board 3G Rro1i-
way Circle Wal i25N
NICELY furnished rooms luf Hrj cold
water, with board Ct'I Wal tlao
1901 \ Robinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
CATTLE AND STOCK.
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For SALE Good work horse chenp on
account leaving ctty. Can 2u $, Har-
yey
STOCK wanted. will pay cash up to
10000 must be worth tho money. give
fun particulars T-49 care Times
FOR SAIB Registered Poland Chlnp
hogs. suws bred Eilts. young service
hoars, vrourd pigs Pecan Grove Dairy.
Sam Apple Mgr, Mckinney, Texas
buR SALE Guinea pig. rabn'ts. foN
terrier ana pit hull puppies buy, sell
and exchange oklahoma Blrd store. ~
tlCoi''ornin
FOR SALE At AIS " 4th street ]
horse. 9norsc wagon. with travelling
top and a rru,fcd man, to sell or trade.
tent l2.lt f-funt walls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.

To TRADE 5room house nndstwo lots,
1916 " sth. oklahoma city. loan OF
1880 10 local building loan association.
PAYABLE at SIS per month; what do you
offer Rox 1856. Erick, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04

OIL LAND. lrhSES AND STOCK
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
LOST AND FOUND.
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ROY, II years old very largo for hls ore,
durk brown skin. upwr Hubert F,rlp'
gone three weeks NJ. n fnnn, walter
Lee. lluyhns
LOST Brtw,ru cny Auditorium np3 A.
Nuih last night rdN r.,udshlp hr,...
lel q links. hhrul reward Wal alaN
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AGENTS WANTED
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huSTILNG AGENTS wanted every
where TO sell SWtrts' rurr Food t,n,
flaNors and uucNrcilcd toilet goods. i.u.
est selling line ON curtH hip r,p,tt,rs.
unusually large special commissions II
NgxRct at once Address g. N ray llnr
Dfimcs, oklahoma CiN. Okla
NOu are able TO write good bust.
- ness letter. This is am opportunity Iu
start profitable business which can Dee
managed ns side tine. grows rapidly. send
for free particulars today Niagara. Loci,
Box NOI, lOCkpuu, y Y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.

SOC WILL bring YOU l2 large roots NJ
Mammoth Rhuharb that viii give You
nt least 81 In value first season II planted
now, CatIiog IRE" Arkansas Nursery
Co, Dept o. Fayetteville. Ark
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.

LARGE rooms. single or en- suite. fur
ulsh"d coy uufurushod. also garage
iRt W 1tH Wal '-Nl
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
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WANT TO RENT So TO 50 acres good
farm land and pasture. liSls n Broad
way W. 2024.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Goldhrrg Co, y Harvey
FAMOUS SorN Truss fitted hy expert.
gununtc,d TO contract opening. Also
sbdumntl belts shoulder hrnces. elastic
strckwr' Ncrtfnn Drug CO.. oklahoma
CITY Okla
WANT ln hut SECOND hand ufy.n.Hui
hic Address Commission Sales TO-.
2o7 y NroydVl,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-04
{ XCHANGE

Have two modern homes ono : rooms.
the other q, both clear. will exchange for
tfnct OF land or acreage close to city, sell
on easy terms give Immediate poasesslon.
/. Wahl. 2lS Am, Bank Bldg W ISL.
1000 ACRES IN Arkansas to trade for
land or city property; $4,000 first mort
E'gr paper: some Missouri land and
Springfield city property, call and 300
for bargains. Emerson Carman, 3l6 leo
Hldg Phone Wal 20l6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
Chancery Release Deeds

n. A. McCurdy. trustee. to Leah
B. Tarrar. 21xls5 feet west line First
Street, 81 feet south Of Jackson Street;
$4,000.
Jno Sloan. trustee. to Edw. Ryiand.
lot 8. block 10. North Richmond Ter
race. being so by lao feet east line
Barton Avenue, 200 feet south OF
Meredith Street; $3.50.
H. r. Pollard. Jr., and J. J. Leake.
trustees. to w. j. Gilman and w. B.
West. rs Id by 11s1-a feet west line
Fifth Street, 1877 feet s Ia inches
north OF Franklin Street; $4,000.
F. M. Boxley. trustee, to Geo. B..
Snead, lot S. block I. North Avenue
Sub Division. being 60x1s5 feet east
line Barton Avenue. 400 feet north
of Crawford Street; e424.
Irving e. Campbell. trustee. 70 Ida
May Lacy. lots IS. Sc. block q. Cham
berlayne Court being SoxiSS fest west
line Lombardyi Street: eS6S.
H. r. Pollard, Jr.. trustee. 70 Mary
NJ Broaddus, 20x110 feet north line
Stuart Avenue at east line Strawberry
Street; &2.240.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12

one OF the leading bull operators early
in the second hour caused . recovery,
but above tho basis Of 1910 for Janu-
airy, offerings became heavy. A New
orleans dispatch described sentiment
among leaders in the Southern market
a. bearfsh. The local market closed
steady At . net decline Of three points
TO an advance OF thirty points. the lat
ter on September. <
Port receipts for the 6ay vsss esd
mated 1T 5000 bales. compared With
so.446 last week and SS.7l6 last year.
Spot here was quiet and ten points
higher. At 1910: there were no sales
Spot at New Orleans was steady. with
middIinx unchanged on the oasis OF
1900; sales were 400 bales.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
miscellaneous Marriott.

New York, November 1.-The fsa-
ture OF the curb today was Butte Cop
per and Zinc. which sets it, new high
record at 90. Firmness was shown BY
other metal shares interested tn the
bull copper prices.
Money on call ruled between ~ and
: per cent. this week. Time money
during the week continued easy In
tone: rates for Industrial loans ~ for
sixty days and ~ tor six months.
The demand for accommodation on
mixed collateral was Very light at
~ a. per cent for sixty daya, s03N
for ninety days and four month2 and
~ for ave and stx months,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12

xQsotstasas ~ lGi1lsr . o., MemAer.
New York CutNo~ ExcAaure.1

xQaotst1sas ~ lGlllsr q o., Members
New York Cetssa ExcAange-)
: chicago. Nov. 11--Wheat viii sell
10 higher level. unmistakAhle con-
ditions point to this fact Sentiment
was never moro bulltsh on this grain
than now and the larger men in the
trade say II would b. an impossibility
TO check the upward trend save mo-
mentarily. Tho business tn cash
wheat and futures was on an enor-
NOUS scale during the week and the
purchases made by foreigners brake
Ill previous records
Corn closed with advances Of l-Sc
TO lac. and oats were up IL to SIS.
New high prices were reported on
corn this week and tho investment
demand was larger than when prices
were 800 lower. Tho buying OF the
futures vas enormous and the Same
may be said oats.
Hog products closed mainly lower,
the only exception haing December
pork. which was In urgent demand.
Open. High. Low Close.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12

! Frank A. Hail q u. 70 =. oattssding
Of ais. trusted No. 13oe yarmouth
Avenue. being 1Sx13S feet north line
Paramount Avenua, Is feet east OF
Twenty third e<rset: S73o.
T. B. Ray Of M TO Jno. A. Coke,
trustee, lot Z, block p. 0inter Park.
being iO0x131.B feet east line Semi
nary Avenus, at north line LAburnum
Avenue; 5000.
Edw. McEivsns ct ux to J. W:
Thawoott. trustee. soxllo feet south
line State ykreet 90 feet from Union
Street; $500.
4 II. H. Guilt and Roland T. Scott to
r. ". whitehurst and II. NJ. Vaughan.
trustees. 19x8S feet south line Floyd
Avenue. 2e feet east Of Dooley Ave-
nue.; $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12

svsaing the Appreciates ysar Aaso-
ciatien held NJ iase nssking Tor sAie
year and rsportsd 1 most suoessslul
fair. The sscrstAry. Claude smith,
reported = .dsncit Of less thar sise.
after psyias Oh e3eo dsBcts caussd
BY the RACES q last year. +. W.
Moses vice-prpstdent, actsd IN piace
OF w. b. Caldwell. who was absent.
The report Of the various commit
tees was accepted, and II 10 regarded
that the fair just closed was one Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
HENRuCO TRANSFERS
-Four Deeds Of Bargain and Sale Re
cnrded Yeetorday

-Four Deeds Of Barga1n and Sale Re
corded Yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Powell ct vtr to b. e
Hinckle, acres on Laurel Road not
far from GreendAle Station on r.. r.
and p. r. r. Tax. 81: 500.
Lorean Gertrude Nisdsrmaysr o.
v1r to Edw. n Hinokle, 11-< aaTss
on east line Laurel Road near \. y.
and p. r. R.; $1,000.
Abbey Realty Corporaxion 70 4 =.
and r. D. Beveridge. lots 3 and I. block
10, section B, Colonial Place: $3.50.
PASCAL Arnall ct ux 70 Mary y.
Butler. half acre near New Osborne
Road. Tax 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

{ReporteA b. Rodgers, P1unaner 4
Company, Inc.
Petersburg. Va Nov. II. 1919.
Spanish. Farmers stock. Market
steady,
Old stock exhausted. p
New stock. si-35 per nusheL
virginiaa. Farmers Stock. Mnrket
Arm.
OLD stock exhausted. IN
New stock:
Fancy Jumbo. 10 per ID.
Extra prime. 3Ec per ID.
Prime. 3hc per ID.
Smelling stock. 30 to sXe Per ID.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12

IDA L. Powsu q v1r. to Ridhsson
and Cfutchdeld, trustees, No. 3ooe
KsnSington Avenue. being ~ By 13S
fest north line Ksnsinston Avvnue.
50 ID feet west Of Sheppard street:
$3.50.
virs4nia Realty and Construction
Co.. 1no.. to ". r. L Smith. Jr.. and
W. & Robinson. trustees. Sc TIA by
l10 fest south line Cary Street, 80 feet
east Of Elm: also So 1-3xl20 feet
north line Chafnn street. 60 feet east
of Elm Street: e3.385.
Timothy r. Callahan ct ux to
Rtcheson d Crutchheld. trustees. Nos
500. 500 North Fifth Street: also Nos
4o%-6-S East Duval Street, being Ak
|l23 Ia feet west line Fifth Street, at
north line Duval: $500.
Herbert Flemming ct ux. to Pollard
q Bagby, Inc. trustees. IS by % fest
north limo Leigh Street. at east line
Twenty-eighth Street: e1,13o.
Marie b. Higgins 10 Stuart Bowe.
trustee. renta profts etc, from No
ai6 North Twentieth Street: tfo1oS.
r. w. Nelson ana w. D. Floyd to
@. W. Bragg. trustee. all goods
fixtures. etc. At No. 500 North Second
Street; $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
Hsmrtoo Deeds OF True.

d. e. Hinckle ct ux. to Richmond
Bank and Trust Company, trustee.
acres near 0reendale Station and Ia
acres and improvements on east line
Laurel Road near r. r. and p. r. r. |:
$3.50.
United States Suburban Corpora
ton to q. Randolph Williams. trustee.
so acres and improvements on south
side Of Old Deep Run Turnpike on
Broad Street Road exclusive Of road
way 80 feet wide on west boundary
OF said lane and graveyard Of 41.10o
acres); also 81 acres and Improve
ments on south side Broad Street
Road and adjoining lands formerly
also 1871 acres At junction Of Bread
Street Road and Horyepen Road;
$4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
Heur1co Belsasp Deuna

E. B. Dunford, trustee. 70 Annie p.
Brooker. 16 acres about . nailss from
city, north Of county road leading
from Broad Street Road 60 Dunbar
ton; 11.49b.
John B. Gayle. trustee. - Annie I.
Brooker ct vir, 10 acres about { miles
from city north OF county road lead
Ing from Broad Street Road to Dunn
barton; $1,000.
Fl. eelden Taylor. trustee. b Annie
l. BROKER, 16 acres about miles
from city on county road leading from
Broad Street Road to Dumbarton;
&1,11E.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Wholesale quotations by r. w.-Evans
4 Co. Produce Commission
Aerchantsl
Richmond. Va. Nov. II. 1111.
The wholesale market from aetual
aaleA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
HUsrINGs TRAvKEERA
Ono Deed Of Bargain and 0Alo He-
CorheA

Ono Deed Of Bargain and 0Alo He.
corded,
A. L AdAmson. trustee lygops9ty
OF N. ". Cousins ct ux). to MaFshatl
1. Reama. No. 3o8 East Eighteenth
Street 1ex11< IA fesk east line
Eightesnth street, 1o& feet from Nv
erett street, 911S.
Marginal 0eoeAsA, Hase1ngs OuuSG
pnRf u.
q n Muukols. trusesA. . = =.
Gordon. lot ~ block d. plan Of Rose
meath, on Patterson Avsnue: ST.
John A. cutdhina trustee. - Dixie
Realty Company. Ino. lots 3. 10. 80.
81. -. -. 81. Ga, 20. Il. Is, ls. a..
SIS. eS. 60, ttS 70 fAt, both inclusive:
100 ana LAT to 1E3. both inclusive; 100
to los. both inclusive; LOT 70 ZIG,
both inclusive: 16l to 1St, both In
elusive. plan Of Club View: eo.e1o.31.
Marriage IAoensA
Arthur I Harding and sadie Mar
tin. city.
AFPOMATTOX FAIR SUCCESS.
Appomaktox Nov. 11.-Thurpday
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Court News
Ooalcctnd BY The Daily Record.
WANCmY TRANSFERS.


Nlne Deeds q Bargain and aale Re-
cpsded Yesterday.
Ddw. Ryland to Miss Elizabeth B.
Davis. lot 5. block 10. North Rich
mond Terrace. being 50x14o feet east
line Barton Avenue, 200 feet south
OF Meredith Street: $1,000.
H p. Beck ct ux to r. H Stoltx,
eexloo feet north line Fritz Street, -
feet west Of e. James St; ALEC 83x
100 feet north line Fritz Street, at
west line st. James Street. tax 81:
$40.
Peter J. Kernodls to Lula W. Ker-
nodle. 55x13s feet north line Marshall
Street. at west line Eleventh Street;
$4,000.
w. n. Davis ct ais to Reuben n.
Broaddus. Nos 4o4. 4oe North Null
berry Street. being 4ox1 L6 feet west
line Mulberry Street 13s "a feet
north OF Stuart Avenue. tax $40: $40.
Jas. L. Clay ct TX to Edward Clay,
Jr.. one-third undivided interest In
I4x73 feet north line Coutts street,
100 feet from Second Street: 800.
Edw. Clay, Jr., to Martha A. Clay.
14x73 feet north line Coutts Street.
100 feet from Second Street dove and
afrection); $40.
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Finance Corporation Of Virginia. 3
feet Of lot ;. block 4, North Avenue
subdivision. being 3x1S5 feet east line
Barton Avenue, Eat feet north OF
Crawford Street tax soc; $40.
e. T. Gordon to Edw. l. Frost and
s. T. Beveridse. rs by 14o feet north
line Patterson Avenue. 14o feet west
Of Gfisnour Avenue. tax 81: $40
Abbey Realty Corporation to Robert
n. PerkinA lot 50. block /, section
4, Colonial Place: tS25.
Highland Park Realty Corporation
% W. p. Longworth. lot 8. block d.
Oak Ridge. being Sox145 feet west
line Seminary Avsnue, 50 feet south Of
Edgehi1 Road. tar u: $40.
r. q. 6outhall to II. H. Guilt and
Roland :. Scott, - BY s5 feet south
line Floyd Avenue. 2e feet east OF
Doolsy Avenue. tax IS; SO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

Wholesals quotations furnishsd ~ the
BlAlock Fruit and Produce Co,
Richmond, Va, Nov. II. 1p1e.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-12
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

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