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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
COLUMBIE
GRAFONOLAS and DOUBLE DISC
RECORDS
FOR SALE BY

PHILADELPHIA TALKING MA
CHINE CO.. D4A North Second 81.
REINHEIAIER'S DEPT. STORE.
Front and susquehanna Ave.
NORTHWEST
CARSON. T. D.. $500 Germantown
Ave,
KALwAIc. MARTIN. 4I2l Ger
mantown Ave.
KEYSTONE TALKING MACHINE
CO., 2s01 N, 22d 81.
MAUERMAN. MRS. c.. Cor. Goth
and Master Sta.
ToAPKlNs. J. MONROE. 61aT
Germantown Ave.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
GEO. B. DAVIS q CO.. s93o-sesa
Lancaster Avenue.
EAKIN-HUGHEs PIANO CO.. asl.
oS South 52d' ST.
FILLMAN. W. H.. 6l24 Lansdowns
Ave.
LEDAEE. HARRY. 4ls n. B2d 81.
hFLcH!oRRI BROS ass2-4o
UNIVERSAL TALKIHya MACHINE
AND RECORD CO.. both and
Chestnut SITS.
WEST PHILADELPHIA TALK
ING MACHINE Co. 5. Goth 81,
SOUTH
LuPIHAccI. ANTONIO. Ts0 5. TIA
Street
MILLER. B., e04 5. I'd st.
MUSICAL ECHO Co. Fhs. L.
zeben. Proc, n. = Cor. san ana
HeipbridGd stS.
PHILADELPHIA PHOSooRl lpa
co. 1888 East Paasyunk Ave
fHlLADELPHIA PHOHodRAPH
CO.. s22 South Nth 81,
sfoLFo, HARRY. el2 50. sth -
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ovBRsroCKEp.

To the pupf,~.
 We nave just finished stock taking. and find that ~e are heavily overstocked so arc making enormous reductions in Hardware--as much as vV per cent in certain lines. Notwithstanding immense advances outside. especially in Hard ware and Metal Goods. we are still sell ins on tne basis of goods purchased the pass TWO or three years.
 We will sell TOT cash only at these prices, and for a nrnite time. until we bring our stock down to the require rnenrs of the camp.
 If you nave an order to be fdled. let ss neure op 1t; we can save you money We have proved 1T to others. we can prove II 10 you.
 DARLING AND DEAN COMPANY.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF NOME.

have secured the Tailor Shop ot John Teyrer. Ladies and 0entssauits made to. order. A large stoak of and Fashions to sslsct from. Suits cleaned. pressed and nitstsd
 All Work ouafantssd to At and met with your approval
 N. PAScoFF.
 Cor. Lanes way and Front street.
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Cssv cer regular a6vsrtasemsnta muss bs h by 10 o'clock on the day od pueaieasten.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-23

The Pictorial Review edition of the Nugget in magazine form to be pub. lished in October will be the greatest issue ever published in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-23

Republicans should remember that the number of Delegates to go to the next Territorial Convention is based upon the vote cast for Attorney Gen eral.
 Do you want Fifty or Ten?--Adv.
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PHONE MAIN A

Untsred e sscond-class maftsr Fee ss, aso1, as the posto6,cs st Nome AAaka, under the Acs ef cooSssss sk NAseA 1878.
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that they are legitimately entitled to. in spite of so called destructive" in- hibitions or regulations or even open government competition.
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NOME. ALASKA. OCTOBER 2s. 1st

According to SO reputable a, journal as the Springfield Republican. the TO- porta of the express companies show that the collective net profits of the various concerns for the eight months ending with February 1916 amounted to the tidy sum of 36.ssl.ooo.
 When one pauses to remember that the express companies loudly pro- claimed. that the adoption of the par cels post practically meant their own dissolution, 1t Is not little surprising to 6nd them still doing business at the old stand and cleaning up quite nice little sum.
 For concerns that are being driven out of business" as they said they were when the system was inaugural ed. by "eonfiscatory government com petition and regulation" clean profit of nearly a million dollars a month appears to be doing fairly well. to say the least.
 It must be admitted. however. that the inauguration of the parcels post hit the express concerns something Of a body blow for year or moro after the system was adopted in 1913.
 According to the same journal above quoted. the companies lost a total of 3sss.oo during the same period in 1913 -l4 while the collective losses for the first year amounted to nearly double that sum.
 But, the fact remains that tho com panies Il have not been forced out of business but have been earning nearly a million dollars a month for more than third of the time since tho parcels post law became operative.
 When one stops to think of it, Q million dollars a month. clear money. Is a rather nice profit and. In the case of the express ccmpanies. re- presents fair dividend on the amount of money invested.
 It Is quite true. of course. that the stockholders cannot pull down a good sized fortune. every year bas a result of their investment, as was previously the case, but they are earning what may easily be termed n. fair rate of intsrest--which. by the way. Is all that they arc entitled to earn.
 The significant feature of the state.' ment concerning the profits of the companies Is not. however. that they are earning a good profit but rather that they are doing right wel1 in com- petition with the government.
 They have not been driven out of business" any more than are the ship ping concerns being driven out of business by that equally condemned enactment known as the seaman's act.
 From the hue and cry that was rais- cd before the passage of both the par cells pos, law and the seaman's act. one was partially led to believe that congress was really doing reprehen- sible thing in endorsing legislation tending to bring the government into active competition with private con- cerns or in institutine measures which placed American business flrms at a disadvantage with foreign 'competiI tess But. in 70 far as the sxpress compsnies and the. steamship oorpotas ttoas'ars concsrnsd. Subssaueat ~dsvsis opments hays' shown athat they arc not only able to continue business but also continue to make reasonable pront on tho money invested.
 In other words 1t has plainly discios. ea that they Are fully able to make all
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sorn OWNERS AND DPunk1nHn0a
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE NOME RARTENDER's UNION Lecal S6S, B. I. L. of A. (Affiliated with the A. F. of L.) meets every flrA Sunday In each month It il a. m.
 AL. NICHOLSON. Pres.
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sussen.rrloM Arss

suoseniPTioN RAf9s
 (In advNocA) Nans Daily Nugget. month. .sASe Nsms Daily NnSgst. [ months. .e1e.oo Nesns Dan, Nussss. l year. .$so.oe
  Eems Weekly Nugget, month. .evc nosns Weekly Nu9gst 1 year. ..eAee NUGGET MINING AND oREOoiNo
 MAoAxlM1,
 Ossuea Annually in octsber) nSt0o p0f cOpy.. ............''.'ssS ezlos psr copy. mailed. sd....,.......ssS RAsAs for advertising spacs in any st the above publications win be made suown on application.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

II: South Fourth Srrr,t T. r.,r,r 3,
VIII paper throughout
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AFTER RAILWAY SHOPS
"hiinmsburE. Onr-Timc CnpitnI civ.
YIN! bcc"mr srnt ar thrsn-
prnkc and Ohio Work..

"iLI.iAMSHtRG. VA. December .
u every reAs"n To hcliev. that
IN" hcshp"at" ard ohio Halfway ,v,lI
"s'"bIfSh "A'rus!v" shoug somewhere
near inns city most likely within IN.
'rP"ra'" units Inducements are being
":"fea IN" railway people by prop.rtv
owners mere. and e committee on tho
Part OF ia" ct'y has ihe matter in
'n''te. On" concern has Informed the
'"mmitte" that II Is at liberty 10 notify
me railroad authorities that thirty
acres or wcil-locatcd land vill be Of
Tered as site. or, in case that mar
'l'uIhT land H. not considered iuSt tho
'hIng. !, VIII make its Offering a money
consideration Of equal value Two
other concerns owning property along
the railway line in the community ~
the fenniinan plant have offered sites
free Of charge
The committee is In touch with the
railway officials in Richmond. and viii
Keep them duly Informed of the si;ua-
tt"n. Williamsburg wants the shops.
ana intends to have them If such q
thing Is possible
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UNITED STATES Cinculr cornr.

IN" United states Circui; Cour, az
ApprnlS reGonrcned Yesterday morning
- ~ ~ O'Clock; with Circuit Judges
Juog' RIOS" ia attendance. ~
-, "mf Hnn"unccd and handed down
- ."p'ni.n III m" following case:
No !1'"-Southcrn Railway Com
n'r.. nlhiniih in error. vs. H. il. MAYS.
~, am,. IN etror: error to the bis
,tI on, 80 Eichmond. Opinion by
,,hs" IN call Monday:
no. - Martha Dcrnberrcr. admin
tul"rc aud Onto Railroad cnn,na a'n,
.huAnt ~ error; error 10 The Dis
,tict 'nurt at lnrkersburp. W Va To
~ ".Sn.n ny Reese Blizzard y =
80 us aud G. NJ. Hanna Of parkershurc
W Hh for ~" rlaintiT in error, ami
ny - Amhlcr and J. w Vnnderynr,
i"ndAnt in errnS Wv We
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TOURING ON INCREASE
Florida II Objective Point Vow, While
Many Western Tourists Are
Coming Emit

W \ ; II y q T. Oh December -
between the North ana the south the
road Shuttl" * NOR" active than ever
hef"r" in tho history OF the nation. ac-
cording To the figures which are daily
being tahu!atcd by the American Auto
inobii" Association national touring
bureaus IN Washington and New York
Guy The Washington Headquarters
arc serving an simplifying number OF
travellers from the Middl. West, and
ais" accel"rating the passage OF the
increasing procession which finds little
dihculty in covering the arterial route
from the metropolis To the national
capital
FLORIDA Is the principal Southern OBJ
Jcctire AT this time OF the year. for
the peninsula state has gotten into its
highways stride 10 such AN extent that
tie fact is commanding widespread at
tehtion In fact. the cnti.c Southland
is feeling thu effect Of the recently
established Federal roads co-opcration
with the several States. and from the
accumuiating Stat" systems are emery
ing the trunk routes which must ac-
ccpt growing quantity OF freight ION
mage ana passenger traffic
II is safe to say thai every forth
coming state Leg iSlaturc in some form
or another Will consider the twin sub
JectS of roads aud scif-Dropc1led
NchicicS one phase Of the situation
the part Of all states To establish
travciablc connections with adjoining
states, Tor u ~ now realized that COM
mcrcc aud social relations do not sion
short Mt Sint" boundaries
IL ~ worthy OF note that each of
INC TWO gears past ~" had an increase
OF 100 per cent ~ i"uriats from In.
West Ia TIA" EuSt. and. other than tho
trips &" III" California fairs of Inst
year. ihcr" Inns been an increase of
Eastern tourists int" til. West OF
nearly u" pT cent
OF that doubling from tho woe,
whatcvcr the contributing causcs :;
notable fnctur were The cars from Tho
SoufhWc"t mat HAY" used the National
Dld Trails route. ccntcrinc on Kansas
CITY. St Louis aud Indianapolis. thence
10 Wheeling and on Ia Tho u,tion,1
capital. where they spread ont I'm far
shape 1" III" New Jersey coast. the Now
f.hgland r"rinn, and til" New York
mountain and lake country.
tourists from the East have rono
INTO tn" West nnd TO the coast i'm fair
~ evenly divided numbers bctwccn
the Northern routes and ,To " ~om,rai
and Southwestern routes. thcsc latter
gaming in numbers and popu1,rity
WIN those who started late In the
season
That exact late season road condi-
tions may he known and au,b,ntIcnIIv
portrayed To its many thousand tour
ing members. tho American AutomobjIo
ASSOCIATIONS touring board is sending
a. y. hcmstrcct, manager of the New
YORK bureau. over this rou,, The
start was made from New York. thence
10 the national headquarters of the
association in Washington. and on over
tho National Old Trails route to Kan
sas city. From that city weather con-
! ditIons viii determine the itinerary.
This popular and history SCARED in
terstate route includes tho, Cumberland
road that figured as the beginning OF
Federal concern in highways
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NEW SEABOARD CUTOFF
considerable New Buii,IInr pr,no..,,
!" shorten Route to FiorIdn
md GrOrgIn I,oInf.

~ l'''! railroad circles there is some
u'sIHSSivn %: the possibility Of IN.
i"'"f" ar Line building u cutoff
route I" shorten the haul be,w.en pi,
mtngham. Atlanta and Florida ,im.s =,
IN" system which. OF cours. wi,,
."'f'"n the time Of conveying frcirhts
rom inns section to the far Soutt.rn
n"ihtS and from those points 10 ,ba
N"F'hefh ends Of the system. n 10
siiu mat the matter was fully dis.
49, ana the cutoff practically
'SF""n Upon during Il rcc.pr ,o,,r -,
Special train carrying hiph-un ON =.
,''H 81 IN" system and "A party OF Nov.
oIh ana baltimore iiuauciers Thee.
P'op'c mad" u "Trip over the er,ire
main line and several of the side lin.s
~" connecting roads after they had
..oIouSn!E inspected tho extension be
tween charleston and Savannah. 7,
was 'hen pointed out THAI the advan.
'"SeS oi the much talkcd-of cut-off
""uid n" so great THAT il wouId hn
i"liN not TO construct II.
thus: ''d We ABOUT
Macon sevcntyhve miles paraIlcIinr
INC southern Railway: Macon Duhl;n
ana savannah Railway (Which is of.
"I'aten WIN the Seaboar,D, from Nocon
10 Nidaila' Ga. nncty-thrcc miles. new
construction from -Vidalia 10 Thoi.
ri'nh VA. on the Scaboard's main limo
rom savannah to .IacksonvilIc sernn
'N-hvc miles This would m,La
through line from Atlanta to Thalm,,n
OF about 40 or go miles
~ present shipments from BirmInp
nam u" points on the Scaboard A.
,ait" between Richmond anl Florida
points must all 20 as far rnr,I va
Hamlet, y. g.. before thev cam nv, ~ ~ Us
nations. 'es''-
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BUCKINGHAM MINERALS
ACTIVE IN MANY MINES
Pyritc and Copper Deposits Rcing De
vclopcd About New Cnnton-SIatc
DigRrrS Rushed with business

ARNONlA, VA. December ?.-rhere
IL at present great activity in mining
throughout this portion OF Buckins-
! liam County. there being at least four
Dyrtc and copper mines in active
operation. The Jones, formerly tho
Mckcnna mine. at New Canton. has
been fully equipped with machinery
and modern mining buildings have been
erected within the past ten days ac-
tive underground work has been done
The results being most gratifying i'm
All particulars The rch coppcr vein
extending through Il number Of prop
critics in the New Canton mining re-
Sion. will he worked fully by leading
experts OF the State A prominent min
ing engineer Of. Baltimore has charge
Of the minc, and II is being worked
under the direction Of ono Of the most
prominent economic gculorists of thu
South Already quantities Of the
mcrchantablc material have been re-
covered. ami the mine is To be carried
several hundred feet below the present
Operation.
The Johnson. formerly tho Staples
mine. ais" oil the Sew Canton section
is being In shape for active work. ma
chihcry being installed and buildings
erected
The Lightfoot mine. near Bumpass
Bridge. is now producing pyrite-copper
ore pientifnlly. quantity having been
shipped and other large quantities
being ready for shipment
There are one or two other mining
operations going forward i'm the Dill
wyn section. all Of which are rcported
here as proving highly satisfactory to
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WANTED

An investment property Of about $1,000
In good section. pruduvin., good revc-
nue.. preferably old Jackson Ward.
RUFFtN " SLOAN.
u North Eighth street o.
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tI,.NtEuN TRANSFERS.
Si> Deeds or i,arEnin aud SnIr
.Einiin Ting 10 SLL.N.l.

>i> Deeds or iinremin aud Snir,
Amounting 10 si|.o.5.
sadie NJ. i<irSh I" Judith DOUGLAS.
%NNilo feet south lin" of Wind,r street.
- feet east OF Sumptcr street Do
Cemb"r y. 1916, $l.225.
ola Dominion Real Estate Company
10 Annie Smith Holmes. - fee, : =
inches by TOO feet south side of Moon
street. "31 - feet cast of Dinccn
Strcct. October II. 1915. Sloo
John H. Gayle. trustee, {" Y. l.. sim
mons. l2oN depth not @ivonD north
side uf B"rud street .ioad. 81 = feet
visit OF Davis Road. September II.
1919. Slf"o
John \ Travlor to T.. j. Ecattie. lots
.. 10 and II. block b oak Park. pc-
Icmbcr /. 1915. tax $50. $40.
t.. i. Davis II ny. 10 Charles X. Will
lis. 2iNl." 3-4. feet north liuc NJ +
street. northwest corner Twenty
fourth aud = streets: second. lots IL
and ~ in block 3. Valentine Tlcch!cr.
.lr.'s rlan. November 20. 1916. tax
Anthony Kramer 81 IN. t" H. II
S;olt@. @5Ni25 feet. known uS Nos. io5-
i"i-.N North ELM street. November
80. 1919" tax 81. $40
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cuANcEni RELEASE DEEDS
Five Deeds or RcIcmsr. Amoun,f,v =,
S:t:t. I:iti.!bD,

T.: T. Whitehead. trustee. Tn I,p,b,
~, Nin.. : l-ixS2I-2 feet west line nf
riSht"cnth street. .? IS feet south Of
Si.lG3.22 - ''i"'
9. tiut@l"r and Rawlcy. trustees. TO !.
:. lanes. :" "-l2Ni3n feet west line Of
S"N"h'h street between Franklin and
n,ayc streets. December l. 1916, ST.
q. y. HAWKINS 81 ais. tTistccs :.
h'r!cS Milhiscv. - I-loNi3u zee, ,ycst
~" 81 seventh street. between Frank :
~ ann Grace Streets. December
John L. Gayle. trustee. +, / y C;,,
go u<:. ~ tx IA? J-l2 feet k,Iowu ms
go North iicket street November
-. 1916 s 900
Y. y, Riciis .rr. trustee ~ y, w
SaNchport. G0Nl40 feet west sid. Of
lin Avenue. 100 feet south of Altb.;,
erect. July 20 1916. s7l3lS
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"a the south limo Of Main stree, near

on the south lin" Of Main Street near
Twcnty-third Street.
There was Il falling of In the vol
unc Of huTtlinG operations Tor the
week I'll" totals, however. comptr"
iHvoTably with last years figures 70:
the sam" period. These permits haN,
hvom applied FOR: l.. H. Mundin. 4"
build two twO-Story frame dwellings
at "io3-5 Paramount Avenue. at - cost
al $500. =. l.. Quinn. two two-storN
frame dwellings,. 1868 North Tween
,i"fh street, $4,000. u. Wichslcr. one
story brick blacksmith shop on East
Grace street between Nineteenth and
Twentieth, S1I?
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Market Continues Only Fairly Active,
WIN Transactions Mainly
Tor Small Property.
III HIDING ALSO SUFFERS LtLI.
- i"ri'i"rd Tobacco Company Buys
tract ON East Main Stree: for E',-
tension to Factory-Plans Arc
ftied for New Dwellings,.
BUILDING ALSO SUFFERERS L,I.L
| he Week S Record

h'chnohdS real estate market cX-
p'rh"h''d another dun wcck last week
hnt The business showed a SLIGHT in
crease over that Of tho previous ,v"oll
me deeds recorded wcr. for tho mos;
part for small properties
The largest transactions of the w"rI,
vas recorded on Friday when Claude
t. Sprinkle ana his wife transferred to
FRANK sutton property valued at SIi.-
eco ON East Franklin Street
mn Garter, executor. and l.. I.oril-
Ihid Tobacco Company figured in a
large deal when the former sold to thu
latter property valued al $4,000 Th"
10; OF land has a fronta;, of no f.et
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Enormous Ore sh,,n,.

.,. LEV fi.AND. ONO. December Q
nc ore shipments from the LAX. S,
pcrior district In the month or ~,
'cmper amounted to 5,7lJ,4J2 to,{.
"sihS inc total movement for thc
n'"S"" I" December TO 63.64S.29 tons
Wh'cn was l7.3I?194 tons more than
Tor the entire season last vc,r VIZ,
itir weather, a number of the bir chr.
riefS plan TO take cargocs for ten d.v,
or TWO weeks more. and il is prcdictcd
'hat inc total for thcsScason will reach
something like G5.000.O0O tons.
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nrsrI>c> cornr. r.nr n,

M"hd"N. T root " Virginia p,t,.
~ i'ih rover ccnlnanN. l. - W.,
,"hhu'S. - + T. BRYAN. w 6 mi
'''. .r., Gn'r"n r J. Moore. y. d.
W"dn"S1ny VI g ou,l, g. e
~ Ii'inS: ! " Tu"r.~ y q -
?, THURSDAY. i''i1"v-c W Inn,,i,,y =,
.n,dd' mia h"i,"ond co'npnnv: Nun !.
= q an" Anderson.
a'ur"r = Chesterfield LAM C.ornor,
n,or,n Ifr"nc"" Erdcn: 9. W Throck
"'"''"h' D. q: ! ". Turner n Il
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To ncbuiId burned Round-IIou.c..

SHENANDOAH, VA, December o..
|. The effects OF tho late fire which de-
stroy"d the round house. hniler-housr
and shops Of the Norfolk and Western
Railway here viii soon be oblitcrated
as the company has completed itS plans
to rebuild all OF. the establishments
destroyed. The fire created n loss of
100000.
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mM>nlco DEEDS or TRUST.
Three Deeds OF Trust, Amounting 4,
~"

w. Elmer Glenn ct uN. 10 T.. J. Craw-
ford. trustee. lS5 acres. in vnrina Dis
trict November 20. 1916. SJ,2y0
same. To same. lS5 acres. i'm Warm,
District November 20, 1916, s2?I0
m iihttly CHIMNEY to W. t. Sullivan
S"N'oo feet. plan Of Glen Echo Park
December !. 1916 SfI5 y"
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Growing rnrmvillc Need. M,rc W.T.,

m NM LILLE. Va, December O.
The town Of Farmvillc Droposps m ON
Hirsc us water works. and will issue
bonds To the amount Of at least $4,000
Tor nus purpose. Tho plan is TO give
the water works q 1000. 900 gallon ca.
pncity. and install turbine and cleo
tricaily operated pumps. FarmvilIc Is
growing aDace. and this improvement,
is demanded by this growth
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toUnT CALENDAR,

tn" following cases have bee, caviar,
w""k ''.E courts TINS
N"'"-.p . Is an differentiation used
:" I"n""'" counsel for the plain,tfr ,,,d
y a., for tho defendant, '''''' an"
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trustee. lots :. S. .. 10. In block 10,
i:rookland Park. October "A. 1916. So

o. .. oliver to Chaplin and Chamber
laNnc. trustees, S0Nl2R feet south linc
OF Cary street. $50 feet west OF West
street. December \. 1916. $1,000
J.. }. Bca,tic To T.. j.. Schmidt trus-
toe. lots =. 10 and IL. in block 3, Oak
ihrk December |. 1916. Si20O
William IL. Baushan To Rose 4 Rose.
trustees. 2'Nl"S feet west line of Iom-
n;tiuH street. l3n fec: south of Main
street. December Z, 1916 SLAM
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United STATES DISTRICT Court

',arrv r Milburn. an iron worker
h,"*t"rmaT ii'cd = petition in voluntary
inn'" n,rN ~ N" United state. Dis
:, r., ""tt. iiS'inE his liabilities at
>I'ihl %. with no assets
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VI tRRItEE LICENSE

Tho. following marriage license w,s
Sn". NeS."rfay ny IN" clerk OF III"
NIrutl" '-"'" hchii
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i ~ h.itppN cottages i'm Hopcwcil battle
,Sr"uuu addition; excellent water ONLY
iin,,si trout agent Ia Broud"uy.
FOR REM. MIC ,-room housr, : acres land
s.r anu "t|H"fI ON Ashland car llue at
"AkA,;i.S FOR l'lit-I have Tor r,u, IL in.
\, GIvluuh serli-lrorro"i garage, 6.i NO.,
SSonun"nt hHH Park Avenues N, ,Jn,S
f Tirnfs ana A,.en AN"n"' lt-l ,n,! watct
rVers on storage. Sizo s.In.t II,f- III "a
also 5w@ similar carriages iur r.tt i'm r.4r
M Mi!!S3n, Randolph 1853, o. I.-s Mutual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
FOR Neutrality-suspicious.

TO c"upIe. 5-r"on apartment; January |
rooms furnished, heat. electricity gas
Cheap pronos.i!Da to right party. Appl!
Or. Elicit. Third Apartment. Virginia
Build!as rim and Main Streets.
Will sui i.a.- i-r"o,u apartment In Tn.
Hanover 100 West Franklin. cheap \iC.I
furnished II desired. Address r. - ca r.
Times -Di.,,ai,h-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

1923 ". Grace. drs; Hat. hot-watcr
heat .. ...........
i.ii rR-S Avenue, S,+oui. .........
'lE Meadow. first, hot-wa:er
heat. electric lights .........
piant. electric ijGhts.-......
: Nam. second. CRATES. cleo
trlC iichtS. observation-disclosures.
1915 i'slS Avenue. second -
1871 " BcoaG. ....... ..............
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
W :iNTI.D-I'nrn,.
FOR RENT-Rcal Estate

",AMIED, TO r"uL ., farm. Prefer on. with
farming tools Answer uusk. I: II Wbitr'
QUO North rhirty-thrI street