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artificial regulations. maximum prices.
cheap government coodsturs. export
consents and the like. fresh ana more
complicated adaptations are constantly
called for.
The two years mobilization has given
Holland by FAR tn" largest ana best
equipped army SHE has ever possessed
For limited CONSUMPTION has been cx-
tended into what rs in eject universal
compulsory service UP to thirty years
"f age. and training of fresh troops
has been going on continuously ever
since August. 1913, bringing the num-
b"r Of trained mcu In tn" country
,ihough only partly under arms mp to
between 100000 and 500, 900. While n
large proportion OF the younger men
have been with the colors for the en-
tire two years, the relief OF tho older
men has improved tn" spirit in the
army, and nothing Is heard now Of the
agitation and disorders which tho
sccthinE discomfort at one time brought
about The Socialists in Parliament
are profcsscdly in favor Of partial de-
mobilization. but it may be doubted
whether they would have moved thciI.
motion in the chamber To THIS effect a
few days ago If they had not known it
would b" defeated. for the continued
extreme danger Of the country's posi-
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divisions will continue and the PRAYER
of the Lord that we all may be one
est. John xvii! 2D will find no answer.
because we refuse TO give an answer
oh, why can We not find this word OF
the cross aud have our division healed?
If wc really believe In Jesus Christ as
the worlds only Hcdecmcr, WHY can
we not believe in each other ahd work
and Worship together?
MESSAGE: OF CHRIST rs
PARDON FROM SIN
What is the message of the cross to
vow and to nc? First, ii means pardon
cor sin. Christ was crucifcd that my
sin might be forgiven. and it can be
forgiven in no other way TRY as |
viii. by any and every act OF ingenuity.
TO get rid Of an accusing conscience. I
must fan. Their" is only one way To be
made clean. and that is through the
blood Of my Christ. shed for me on the
cross. Again. the cross gives life
Through Chrisrs death live And
this eternal life is no, alone for heaven:
it is mine nov If | will accept it. lie
that bclicvcth hath everlasting life"
My old sinful. dying self dies there at
the cross and my new self is born. So
the Christian rightly counts mis- birth
day as tn" DAY when he was born
again. when he accepted Jesus as his
savior Third. tho cross is power. I
can do all things through Christ. 1t
" lii ~ ' fi'S t!dilltN atone. pncer CnllSt.
that can drive away the saloon and
make men pure and honest and end
warfare. Tn" word OF tn" cross is a
cry o: victory. IT is 10 sweep over the
world and conquer it through love. 1t
is before the Lamb slain from the
foundation Of the world that all men
before and after may nc saved, that
every KNEE shall bow and every tongue
confess. He is the conqueror. and He
conQu"rs through His redccminc love.
Never can We separate jesus from the
cross. and when get to heaven and
sec Him, OH JOY OF JOYS. We shall look
for those prints in Ills hands and fee,
which shall prove the King Of glory TO
he the Lord who died. .Nnd finally,
the cross is the great bond OF union.
The gospel Is 10 mako all men one.
Nations viii cnas" their Jealousy and
wicked cruelty. The ships Of the sea
will carry gifts, not guns or poisonous
liquor. Men will sing tina, one glad
song o, redemption and they will
worship together under one banner
and under one Master.
Lord. take from me-burn !. out ~
resist IN stubbornness-the spirit
which sepa rates mo from my brethren.
Let me 10 what ! can 10 bring unity
amongst Thy people Oh. SHOW once
NOR" to the eyes OF men Thy cross,
that they MAJ remember and be
ashamed Of their divisions And Oh. my
crucincd Christ. draw me- TO Tree and
Keep mo at tho foot OF Thy cross. 70:
there only can ! find life ard peace.
\
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
METHODIST,

Centcnnry-Rev w. W Feele. head :
master OF Trinity Park school. Durham.
y c. will preach at II o'clock this
morning and at Sis tonight
Brond Strcct-Rev James II. Mont
sonery will preach q; II o'clock this
morning. Key. Il. =. Gu!ley sill,preach
at S:l5 tonight.
Park PInc--Rev samuel &. Hatcher.
y u. will preach at II O'Clock this
morning. There vii! be no evening ser
vice
Union stntion-Rev IL. u. Mallocl:
will preach at II o'clock this morning.
keV J. II. Montgomery VIII preach
al o'clock this evening.
Branch Mcm"rini-!iey. W. * Gun
uiugham. l.. d, Viii preach this morn
Ing. This evening there will he an
evanrclistic service with special music
Paramount Avcnue-RcV. stark Jctt
will preach at II o'clock this morning.
Rev j. J.. Bray Will preach ~ o'clock
this evening.
,.rncc. soldiers Home Chanel Rev.
L l.. Copley, the pastor. viii preach Al
II o'clock this morning on The SOULS
Refuge" and al 5 o'clock this even
ing on The Mystery OF the Minor!tys
Might"
Monum-nt-Rev. w ! Maybcc Will
preach AT u o'clock this morning
There Will he preaching at S:lj this
evening.
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ton is as welt knowsl to them as TO the
responsible ministers
The relations between officers and
men is not so good as could b. desired
IN Holland such u class tie as that Of
sport has Hitherto largely been lacking
Fortunately. sport In the army has re
ociv"d ENCOURAGEMENT from the high
est quarters during th"S" long months
Of mobilization. III" Queen aud The
commandment n-chi"i We're present IN
person ~ the army aud navy srorts at
Amsterdam :, few DAYS ago. while q
special bureau for the announcement
OF spor; has hc.n set up under the di-
revtiou of General kl"ynh"ris. and many
sport leaders are being appointed
seventy clcvcns took part in tn. foot B.
bali competitions ia the fortress of
Amsterdam alone last season. while
competitive marches and the like arc
not iufrcqueut FurirIph is granted
on :, generous scale to help men TO keep
their businesses going.
Coming TO the Dutch press ono OF
Two OF the leading journals 10 not hide
their pro-alii"d or pro-Gcrman SYM
pathi"s. In their role OF Judge of all
tho holl!Gcrcnts. Dutch editorial writer's
occasionally evoke an ironical smile.
The nature Of the comments on the po-
ston and prospects on the theat"rs OF
war has undoubtedly changed since
earlier days, when the might Of the
German lecious daZzled the eyes of
Dutch military correspondents. and the
idea Of Britain ever forming ncw armies
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EXQUISITE JEWEL
OF TROPICAL ISL

continued from First l'a@cD
mere that certain spcc.nc facts urged
President Wilson and Secretary Lam
sing 10 press for the purchase Of the
Islands at the present moment
I'll" United states government is sus-
/ p'cious of stock company which has
oeen orEaUized 10 exploit biz conccs-
I sions at Charlotte Amaii". 1t is under
stood the stock OF this company is
/ largely in the hands OF the Germans
II is feared that in the event OF Ger
tain International complications. the
Kaiser might feel obliged to protect
his subjects interests in the Islands.
after he King OF Dcnmark has proved
unable 20 do SO. The situation mon
would he very awkward indeed
That Denmark was not very anxious
20 sell as compared with tho desire OF
the United States 10 buy is proved by
III" purchase price proposed OF SOS 900
oo". or five times the amount named i'm
lsc- one report had il that Denmark
must pay over S22,5GO. 600 of TINS 10
Germany as penalty for letting allied
submarines pass into the Baltic Sea and
attack Teutonic shipping This story
seems 10 have slight support in fact.
II appears moro \probablc that the
Danes lik" any shrcwd barSaincrs say
the eaeernsss Of TN" Wilson admins
traitor 10 GO, the islands and took
advantage Of it,
As 10 the inhabitants. they would
like /" see the islands pass to the
United states for nothing. Impoverished
as they arc, the islands would pass
! the hat and take up = collection for
Uncle Sam TO assist the deal They
see the prosperity of the Porto Ricans;
they know that Cuba has made i'm
mcnse strides in wealth and power
since 1898; they watch the growth of
the commerce past their doors through
the Panama Canal and they wish to
share in Uncle Sans activities as his
own children. They have little intcrcs,
in far-on mpotent Denmark Straw
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votes show them almost unanimous cor
a change OF soVcrciGnty
ATTENTION Is TURNED
TO ISLANDS Try (I\II. WAR

TO ISLANDS BY CIXII. WAR
It was the civil War which FIRST
turned American attention to ST.
Thomas At tho close of tho struggle
President Lincoln aud Secretary OF
State Seward HAD Admiral Porter
Investigate the islands. which had been
The only plac" IN the West Indies Of
refuge for Federal vessels in the course
OF tn" struggle Tho admiral reported:
st. Thomas lies right in the track
OF all Vessels from Europe. Brazil the
Eas, Indies aud tho Pacific ocean bound
to TIA" West Indian islands or 10 the At
ianiic States ~ is the point where
all vessels touch FOR supplies. when
needed, coming from amy II the above
stations II Is :. central puint from
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IA I'rISI'.

rirst-Eev. s. H. Hahn Will preach
at - o'clock this morning and at SIS
Tonight.
Grace Strc~t-Ecv. Charles s. Gard
nor, II. -, Of Louisville, Ky. vii,
preach at II O'Clock this morning
There Will be no service tonight.
Imnimnuel-Rev. I. Writ Uranium, OF
King and Queen County. will preach
At /! o'clock this morning. Rev. :. G.
Hatcher Of the Anti-Saloon League
Will preach at S:l5 tonight
Grove Avenue-EcV j. :. Dill. n d
Of south Carolina. will preach at II
o'clock this morning on king Saul
a Lesson in LawlessncsS" There will
be no service to -night
Pine Street-Dr Douglas S. Freeman
Will preach at 4 o'clock this morning.
There viii be no service Tonight
Leigh Strrct-Rcv. j. j. Wicker, the
pastor. will preach at II O'Clock this
morning on The Religion OF Rest, -
Rev. w. ". Landrum, y. -, Of Louis
vile, Ky. will preach AT Sis tonight
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in time to constitute a serious factor
was often secuted as impracticanlc.
If pro-German sympathies are enter
tanned among "a section of the higher
classes. the great mass Of the people
Is s,til strong in its support OF the
allies. ON tho ono hand. there is q
leading newspaper d"lightinE on every
possible occasion in denounCing tho
interruptions scoundrcls Of central
Europe" and on the other it would he
difficult TO find more bitter anti-Brit-
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,'Hior. viii conduct the regular morn
!'S Ser'icc at II O'Clock, AT the parish
ivus" on Madison Street. I'hcr. Will
be no evening service
-. .'nnes-EeN .. Mel Brydon will
prcach az ii o'clock this morning;
mere VIII To no evening service.
II. P"urs-R.v l.cuoir Valentine Lee.
IN" rcctor's assistant will preach at II
clorE this morning and at o'cioci<
,o-hiShc In" morning subject Will
"' ';tHi. tn. Triumphant" Lantern
Sh""S showing tho lii" of Christ will
." DISPLAYED "a, sunday school at IA
O'Clock.
II. tnhrrw's-Rcv. Philip y. Arthur
~ assistant rector, will preach At u
"ciocE this morning and at X.i5 this
.H'hii& The evening subject viii b.
Daniel, tn" Statesman
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SALVATION ARMY.


william BYRD r"rk-The regular
service at o'clock this afternoon will
DO conducted by Envoy ana Mrs w
II. Nichols, OF New York City. Envoy
"!ch"!!s - ono OF til. leading soloists
OF IN" salvation Army. lie Will sing
th!S afternoon The service at the
aua forum AZ l2o Nor<h Seventh Street
az o'clock Tonight will also ne in
charge az Envoy and Mrs Nis,olJs
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thftiSIIt y.

seventh Streci-Ecv. f. y cave. OF
70" nm" Green. VIII preach at IL
o'clock this morning. There win he
n" evening service.
'"""rdin A'rnmc-Rcv. l. y FLOYD
VIII pr"arh in the abSenc" of the
p"St"i The morning subject viii b..
.N-h lis Creation and Object" and
,ne hIsht subject. 'Man, His Fan and
,,nu I.IAn for Ills Kedemrtinn."
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CENTRAL y. VI. &. \.


III" Problem CIub-John : law.
~ inc first National Bank. will lead
tho discussion on the subject ".rh.
Young Mans Money" at $50 this az
te:noon. Men. Simpson, Of the Uni
y"rEiiy az Chicago son Of Rev. 7.
Men simpson u. D. viii speak ct
the meeting of the Bovs' Club at so.
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tHRISTIAN SCIENCE.


'ir>' church Of Christ. Scientist
reg 'i''r service VIII be held this morn
lhG 80 ~ o'clock. The subject will
he Christ Jesus"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27

I Mon Gospel Tcut-Servicas w!Ii ;.
h"IG ~ o'clock this afternoon and
~ - tonight. The tent is located
IN jefferson Park
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ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
REVIVAL. SERVICES.

Fir,t-F"v J. J. Scheror. Jr vii
pFe'eh at IL o'clock this morning.
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EPISCOPAL.

All saintS'-Rev. J. Y. bowman. the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
HOLLAND STILL SAVED
FROM MISERlES OF WAR

'cont!nucd From First Pace
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-06

the end it was decided that as an al
most married woman Cyrilla might
be permitted to go. Cyrilla, who had
meant to go anyway, went.
Left to himself, Freddy pinned in his
fathers law Office. When his vaca-
ton arrived he decided not to take
one. He was mOping. Somehow Cy-
rilla's letters seemed awfully cold.
Did CyTilla love him well enough to
become his wife? That was the
question he put to himself.
MOI was the answer that his in
ner consciousness Numbered out one
afternoon. mo! And am going to
offer her her freedom. And l am go
ing to break awayw
And in that moment he saw him
self a martyr and pictured the joys
of life under new skies and totally
different auspices.
He told his father he would take
his vacation after all. He went to
the Catskills and selected a little hO-
tel there filed with shOpgirls and
young men from the stores at So a
"CCh- anu LL4CA 2 AC p1ulAECuy Will d
sense of awful wickedness, into a
new life.
The region was simply dotted with
hotels. In every forest glade one
came upon spooning couples. On
every lake rang out the voices of hi
larious young people. Freddy flung
himself into it all with zest. He made
desperate love to a title girl who sold
perfumery at Stacey's, and had ap-
parently distracted a good deal of
the stock to pour over herself. He
spent the mornings with her, the aft
ernoons with ladies shoe department
girl from Isaac & Coppinway's, and
in the evenings he strOlled up and
down with a waitress from Mild's and
discussed the relative advantage of
the breakfast cereals.
And he liked it. He was growing
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-06

young thing in black, whom he kept
on her unsteady seat at intervals by
the pressure of his hand against the
back of her waist. Then masks were
donned and a perfect whirl Of pleas
ure followed.
IntroductiOns are not considered
essential at that sort of Catslziu ho-
tel Freddy spun in the giddy mazes
of dance after dance. The struggling,
shTieking throng was having a high
and glorious time when some wag
cut the electric light wire.
Instantly terrific confusion follow
ed. Girls shouted that they were
going to faint, and tainted in the
arms of the men nearest them.
Freddy, embracing an unknown
creature, who lay like a dead weight
upon his shoulder, felt a regular
devil He thought of the Square with
a profound sense of the irony of life.
Help! Make way for a lady what's
faintedw shouted the landlords stem
torian voice through the darkness.
And somebody appeared, a dimly
deserted shadow, supporting the fig
ure of a girl, petite and slim, with a
black mask covering what might
have been an Uncommonly pretty
face.
Pm the boy" shouted Freddy-he
had learned that phrase the day be-
fore-and snatched the lady from her
escort. The escort, not owning her,
turned his attentions to the nearest
girl. And the struggling mass gradu-
ally made toward the doors.
The girl had really tainted. Freddy
carried her, but when he reached the
entrance he felt a sudden disgust for
the crowd. He picked her up bodily
in his arms and made toward the
lake, some fifty PAGES distant. The
moon had not risen, it was almost
pitch dark, and he could see nothing
but the shadowy trees and in the dis
lance the level top of what must be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
FREE CANADIAN WHEAT"
TALK OF BEARS IN MARKET
tumors Enough 10 cause Momcnturx
fric" Scthack>. hut General,
DiScrctitru.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
CHICAGO. January It.--Thc bears in
wheat induleed in additional talk OF
- g C.,nadia, wheat" ono message
SUIT that a hjll has already beea in
PRODUCED ii the Canadian Parliament
FOR tic removal or duty on wheat. ana
ihn' Western Canadian farmers are
at.a ~ urging their ease '.ctnr, The
i,c" Stature II ottawa While nc
rn ,rs ..iioat werc enough - v..n,c
n'"l'"i tatN piI,, sc;hacks of ., -,
cent. thc% were generally dscrcdite',.
as thcr, were reactions Of 81 Ia IS
cent. and oiosin. prices were arour,l
IS cent lower for the nay. The mar
l>ct absorbed millions 81 bushels ..
long Ahcat. which WAS thrown iitl
III" nit al the free wheat" reports
The buying Of this wheat was mainly
"n short account early. hat rs the Price
declined. investors DOUGH; freely. I'll"
sales III cash wheat were $1,000 BUSH
i, - winch $1,000 bushels wcr, io,'
export In, tcuhoard reported too.non
bushels ct wheat sold 10 30 abroad
Corn was of IS L. J Us cents on
INCREASED offerings by farmers. coupled
with less talk ~ cNport demand pnd
~" Increased shipments from Aruci;-
NAT, TIA" total thia week being 3.ioS.-
,"n bushels. which was SOC. coo bush
rs larger than . year AGO cash SAILS
Noro 2"n,"u" hu#h-ls. of which par,
MIS- for oNrort.
i.usscs ~ IS to IS cent were u.,.lo
r" oats. With IT," declines III tho nth,~
grains tn" l"r,l'r- .iut'u"mcc. ;'.ah
.l"s wore 'i5,""o hu*hcl> Of whi.i,
100 bushels Nero ror cNport
Provisions closed lower all :,routl
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,tiaN,EnN nEiEt>E DEEDS.
I:ich, ItcIcnsc Deeds. tni0Untiu
ia Sit.lJ.5.

i. Thompson Brown CT al. trustees,
8" Elena l:aunct;. 81 feet inches
north inc ,;r;,c" street, - fcct inches
east ~ Harrison street iYmc
90. l,l3: st.56o
L. W i:oN.cy. trustee. 10 y {. IIiics.
20 ! @Al"n feet west line NoShy S;''r,.
10 fec, north Of Washington street.
J+uu"ry -. 1915. s.....n.
i.cI:"y l.. l:r""u, trustee. 10 \. i.
lIach.u ..i-.>ltl feet inches east
Iiuc Carter street. IS = fcct north II
a. allcy. being No. PIT. r"c"mhcf -.
1913. <n'n..o
Jnhr Mitchell Jr.. =, ~. trustees.
ia i:"nd"d Realty co. - feet :. inch, =
y, II" fc"t snu,h Irc Eroad street. 100
f""t cas, nf Laurel Street. lamar.
1" iHls: 90. sS-.5n
Icl;"y t. Brown. trustee. to sa,nc
tn" same property ~ described III iced
me>t ahov". January II. 1910: sll sou.
X. i. lIalStcad. Jr.. trustee. 10 Wit
liam n watt. Jr,. 'i3ox14n feet sout II
lin" Leigh street. 20 feet west Of sum
nit Avenue. January s, 1916. si.an'..
l. !. l.oakc. trustee. To Lucy T ~
l"r. ~ -oyii: feet inches cast line
Auburn Avenue. i@' foot rorth If
Elnyd Avenue. January -. iaiG; ST.
II u: rolla~| II. .--.-.- - .crgc
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IILa rnn PERMITS.

The following permits were is.n,a
Yesterday b, III" Electric Department
y /. in"kcc. for duplex luvc.ol,,.
90, !" south Twcniy.iirsi street, oac
Que horse power motor.
EuEcihcr- y I"ar, 10Y Edgar EttIf.
uan, 2"2i-N i'ark Avcuuc i've .,:.
lots aud rcr"ptnrlcs
). SAM, Tor Davis i:roth"rs. ic5 North
:oUi"Nard, forty nine outlets
same. for same. iu1 North l:oui. =.
ward. forty ninc outlets
Same. for Gamr, irg North l:ori.-
ward. for,r-uin" outlet.
Snmc; Cor .nmc. ~ North F:oui~
Sn'"., for Same. ~ Nor;h I:oulo
same. for same, II. Nor,h Enul.-
ward. forrN-,inc outlets
same. Tor 8. Str.,uS 4 Son. ISIS Grave
avenue, making repairs To WIRING
!. /. 'audlc, for e. Newman -20
est l:road street. live outlets ami
"nr two horse power motor
Same. for Adciphra Shoe Icpairf, .
Shop. 80 T.. North second street ~"
outlets.
Same, FOR /. y. Schluicr ( 90 80
West f!road street. twelve outlets
same. for John cow & Son. 3nt
North SECOND Street on. outlet
Same. for Tanlac Medicine 90. "ni
E"st i'road street. ono outlet
~ y remhcrt"n. "nr hpplcf.id
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CHANGER, DEEDS or ru,>r.
Ninr Deeds az Trust. Amour In

.. !. PAWS to \ Y. shea. trustee.
faxi%T fc"t moth line Floyd Arc"uc.
III feet inches cast ~ Iiccp EG',
street, January Ia 1915: soc.n
i. Ice Davis q; uH. To Elam 6 t'Iu.
stem. trustees - foo, :. inches lv
Gl feet south lin" Main street. ). foo
IL inches cast ~ Davis hvcnrc.
january -. 1916: $3.50
same to same. - foot .. inches
hN 81 feet nj tic "outhea.t corner of
Main Strcat rnd Davis Avenue J.u'I-
arv s. l"lf. s".3Io.
Saurn "a .nf,c. !? feet : q inches ~
g. foot south lnc Main street, Is $50
81" inches cast IF Davis Avcau".
.'anuary II ia';: s".a5o.
T. T. lI""kctt 70 T.. 9. Timhrrlat".
trustee. - l-2N1$l foot inch"s - Ct
line Carter street. hcir- No. I'll 10"
ccnbcr 80. 1915. sl."nGo?.
AloXand"r {. limos at N. {" -
west line Moshy street !" feet n""'h
nr WASHINGTON cir"ct; also. 3nXii,
foot v7s' lin" Moshv street "a :.
foot r"",h 80 Wa sh,nct"n street .'au
u:.-- -. 1915; $500
Trus;o"s "f Sharon l:aptiet churcn
10 T. SittcrIirg - ale. trustees. GiN
-" fect at 'ho northwest corner -
First aud lci,rh streets bcccmtnr
~ 1915. sS.""n.
!. = Sheppard =; u1. !" Joln Enr-
~. trustee o3xn0 foe, east limo emo
street between ,I3iH and cary street,.
J.ruary -. 1915: $500.
Carrie schwartz - 4. r; Hi rlcr.
trustee .0Xl5o feet south tine l'at';
t,"uur. at tho Gag, corr"r "f M"lh"rr,'
street Januar: ~. 1915: 5000
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REAL ESTATE
and COURTS

TTahinS on the local real estate aar-
kst .cStciaa! Was fairly active tur
S,.cS ior the day in city propcs,! aS-
Src.at,nS S.is,htiy more lnnn sou uJ
there WAS a.su Il Little activity a.,
UcnricC GOun,. l.tn,.S The Nuuns,
OF the business y...crd:.r wa* no a.
great ~ Oh ,othti n.!s .ni:. wcck. Tut
the .ea's wee III ,GC uta.n FOR in'c 4
si:cu r"opcrty.
rian' MSAcr ana " fe Su!u to l.. !.
"uitStn c his onr-:hird interest "a
;wo lot. located Oh tie north sid or
West Marshall street. ono lot = At
INC noithcaSt corner OF Kinney aud
Mnrshaii, streets. aud the other is lust
toh was according 10 the tax iaiG
on on dne d"cd in the Chancc"y Court.
ihe Virginia Realty ani CouHt' We
ron 60. sold Yesterday to Page :.
lester i lot fronting to-ty-fomr feet
on the west side Of West street. lust
for Ss.aO0