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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-01-13

as was also the case with US, thls great
progress was attained during period
whea London was the worlds inan
ciil center, and money was more plen-
tiiul and cheaper in England than in
Germany.
These two instances sufficietly prove
that the ability to give longer credits
is not determining factor in promoting
the growth Of foreign commerce. 1t
is not the automatic" even in regard
to South American trade.
The only case where the power to
give longer credits really counts for
anything is where competition is close
where the rival products are pretty
near equal in quality aud price. But
where there is much difference in
these respects the power to grant long
er credits counts for little. Take, for
example the competition now threaten
ing us from China. In his very inter
esting article in The American Econo'
mist October 22) Hon. R, W. Austin
presents a graphic picture Of what is in
store for American labor. In the cot
ton, iron and steel mills which Mr..
Austin visited he found wages ranged
from s to 80 cents a day. In the
coal mines, coking plants, iron ore
mills and in the operation OF furnaces.
American employers paid their hands
more for one hours work than is paid
TO twelve hours work in these same
lines or occupation in China, Is it
conceivable that any system of bank
ing or granting OF credits vii! enable
the American manufacturer to over
come such compettion1
Besides, the fact is overlooked that
the Chinese manufacturers could bor'
row funds from European branch banks
in China just as cheaply as our banks
could lend to the American manuIact'
urers. As Carnegie says, there is no
patriotism in business. Even il the
Chinese borrower had to pay higher
rates he could we'll afford it, and still
have an enormous advantage over his
American rival.
The truth is that so far from competing
with Oriental exporters for the South
American markets, we could not pos
sibly hold our own market against such
competition without the aid Of good,
stiff Protective Tariff on Chinese o.
Japanese products. AS Mr.. Austir
shows in his article, pig iron had beer
transported from Hankow to Brooklyn
N. Y. (l5,O00 miles) and sold for s.
less per ton than that which come
from Tennessee, a distance OF onl.
800 miles. Now that the competition
OF the Panama Canal has cut the dis
tance in half, and a Free Trade Con
gress has removed the duty Of SIS
per ton, pig iron from China can b
sold at still lower rates.
That is the sort OF competition whic
, the American laborer is up against
The product OF labor toiliDg twelv
hours a day for from 8 to so cents
His only defence against such con
petition is that policy OF Protectio
: which has brought such phenomeni
prosperity TO the United States an
B., Germany; the policy which, in spite
England's power TO grant longer credits
has enabled her 10 chief rivals to Pr
tect their home market and to coDqut
fDteign mukets.-W. H. Allen.
American Economist.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1916-01-13

Twice as many bills have thus lar
been Introduced in this Congress as
compared With the last. What Demo
cratic Congr.ssmen lack in quality Of
their lie gislstion they propose to make
sp 10 quantity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
CHARTERS Issued.

Charters We're issued ana am. nj :
m"ntS 20 existing charters authorized
Yesterday Ivy the State Corporation
tomm ssion. IS follows:
Norfolk academy OF Music. Inc. Nor
folk. Maximum. $4,000: minimum.
$1,000 Jak. Wells, PRESIDENT: Otio
Wells. secretary. both Of Norfolt
BiueSraa Hardware Company. Inc.
NNtheyillc Maximum, $50. ono: mini :
mann. sS,j09. j. J.. Churchman, presi-
dent, J y. CottLell, secretary and
treasurer both Of WyihcNillc.
South River Lumber Company. Inc.
cornwall Capital stock. 500. CnG.
robert Whitmcr, president, Phila-
dciphia: Harry Steele secretary North :
cumberland, PA.
Foreign charters.
Freed Heater Company a P"nnsyl-
Na"ia corpora ton. 6omcejicated 10 do
business in Virginia. :. X. Buxton,
statutory agent. E.Nport News. Capt.
tai stock. S5A 300
amendment 10 foreign charter.
United States Gypsum Company, in
crsaSinS iis captal stock from $1,jur.-
coo 10 $S,50".oGH.
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cu,>CEn. TRANSFERS
Seven Deeds Of Bargain and sal,
Amounting to S25,:stO

Davis brothers 10 John s. Christian.
"pNi1r feet at the southwest corner OF
i r.. hYn!y ,a, and Floyd Avenue
!-anc Investment Corporation 10 I:liz-
. beth J. Carson: illxl25 fee, south line
Graham Road, 81 feet : inches cast OF
t.omhardy street. March ~, 1915, tax
Willie T. Eubank ct ux. to Grace n.
Shrpp"rsCn; 10; ~, in tho plan OF
Boulevard Residence Park, March "a.
1916. tax 81. $40.
l.; W. Newman ., ux TO Davis and
Archer ioN II feet west line Mulberry
Strret. 1872 feet inches north OF stuart
lrcNu" March IS. 1916, tax $3.50. $40.
The same decd releases the above prop
erty from w. {. Blanton. trustee.
Mary Eta Brown ~ vir 20 Miss Mel
lie Cartwright, 23Nl3o feet south limo
Grace street, 25l feet inches west OF
$40.
Il: L. krir2cr 81 uX. 20 W. f.. Mctzccr
IT ny; !" feet inches by Ito feet
south lin" Clay Street, 50 feet west OF
Thirty-iifth street. March 20. 1916
\. J. Oakley ct uN to George T..
kniEhi, 5nxi2+ feet east line Twenty
second Street. l1I feet north Of L
street. March -, 1916 TAX 81 SID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
WILL PROTECT HOLDERS
OF PHILIPPINE BONDS
Jones says Congress VIII Do Every
thing Possible 20 Prevent Tint
Government DcfnuItinx
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON. March 27.-Chairtnan
william y. Jones. OF the House Com
m'ttcc on Insular Affairs has assured
American bankers and investors that
Congress will do everything possible
'" prevent the Philippine government
from defaulting on the Sioolo.O0n Of
.'hiIlppinc bonds held in this country
when the United States flag is with.
drawn from the islands Ecprcseu,a-
XIV" Jones has received ~ number of
letters from bankers asking what stems
this government would take TO prot.c,
IN" American holders Of these bonds
Mr.. Jones SAYS that additional lcyis
)a;ion must he enacted hy Congress be.
Tore the United States can Withdraw
the Island under the PROPOSED philip-
pines Independence hin Ia this leris-
'ati"n. he said. conrress wlll spocin
'aily instruct tin. President TO pro-
tect the holders Of these $4,000 o0o
bonds when h" arianvcs for tho with
drawal Of American SOVEREIGNTY over
The islands. Congress authorized tho
Philippine government to is u.e the
bonds, but did not guarantee Them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
LEAVING
FOU NUN SO<E CONVENTION

Special 30 The Times pisuatch.
NORFOLK. VA, March o7-rirst
and Second District Republicans 10 th.
number of twenty-five or more have
engaged reservations ON the NirCinian
Railway TO leave Tomorrow. for Roa-
noke TO attend tho Republican state
Convention, which opens in that city
on Wednesday. l.Scal Republicans are
divided in their choice for the q O
T. nomination for the presidency TO
oppose Woodrow Wilson, but expect
the Virginia delegation. like those Of
most states TO 70 uninstructci.
The Democratic city committee Will
meet to-morro" night To decide upon
N. method OF cl1ctiuG delegates 10
the p"mocSatiC state Conventions
which VIII also he held AZ Roanoke
'hairman Percy Stephenson. Of the
state Progressive party, who has been
ou' Of the city in the interest of Bull
NooS" affairs, expects soon to call q
meeting of tho executive committee i'm
Richmond to decide upon date for
mat rhrtys state convention Rull
NooSers from Virginia Will go To chi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS.

I'll" following is n summary Of the
proceedings IN the supreme Court OF
Appeals OF Virginia yesterday
80. N%-City OF Hampton vs.. Watson.
Argued by ". &. T.. 1aliaferro ana !
y Massic for tho appellant ana by
.. Y. Spratley and :. j. Dudley for the
appellee, ana submitted.
No. S;-llawkcs W. Bowles. Argued
by David Meade White for the appel
liant, and by NJ. !. Fulton and Willis e.
smith for the appellee and submitted
Next cases to be called:
No. SD. r Wheeler CO. vs. Hite
No. SG-Southern Railway Company
vs. Mason, By etc.
No. s1-Smith vs. Webster. lTo be
submitted on bri"fs)
No. SS---Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
COMPANY vs.. Virginia Manufac,urirc
Company.
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BY y. W BONE e. son. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers
BANKRUPT SALE By AUCTION
OF
THAT HANDSOME RECENTLY CON
STRUcTED RESIDENCE. No
NORTH BOULEVARD.

In execution of an order Of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia. at Rich
innnd. entered March 1f, 1916 In the
matter Of Samuel -. Meredith. bank
rupt, we. the undersigned trustees in
bankruptcy, and special commissioners
thereby appointed for tho purpose. will
proceed to sell by public auction, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY, MARCH IS 1916.
at o'clock i. NJ.
the aforementioned house and lot
bag inning ut the northeast corner OF
the boulevard ana Main Street thence
running northwardiy and fronting on
the east line of til" Boulevard "a feet
inches. and running back one hum
drc'l and thirty feet li3uJ 10 an alley
in the r"ar IA feet inches wide
This property is we'll constructed
thoroughly modern. well arranged
light ANA airy, and has an excellent
TERMS one third of the purchase
money 10 be paid i'm cash. ana the ba
ance at one and TWO years after date
evidenced by the purchasers notes for
the principal amounts OF such deferred
insta llmcnts. with interest on same
payabl" quarterly. or all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser.
4. ". PATTERSON
sol. CCTCHlSS
Special Commissioners
ORDWAY FULLER.
~ y. DICKINSON.
LEWIS &. WILLIAMS.
Trustees in Bankruptcy.
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cHANcEnr RELEASE DEEDS.
II Rcicnsc Deeds Amounting to
S21,IJ5.!pn

to p: : Evans. Asxao fee, east line
Thi'ty-fourth street. ~ feet north OF
Broad street March -. 1916. Sl.94,.
Il. II. Davis. trustee, TO Gcnevitvc r.
Baylor. 2Gx;p feet east limo Thirty
fourth street, - feet north Of Broad
street. March IL, 1915. $GG.j"
j.. Sitterding al ais, trustees TO
Daniel ~. lialncs. 22NT5 feet east line
Iwcnty-hfth street March II 1916
$50
!. ". Glazrhrook ct ais. trustees Ia
Madeline l.. Rar iolph at al. iSXI32 feet
cast line rwcnty-cighth Street 90 feet
inches south ~ T street. March 10.
1916. S1i5.i"
Pollard X Bagby. trustees I" City
Investing Corporation. the property
known as No. 1910 East Main street.
March %. 1916. $1,000
&. X. Nuckols. trustee, 10 -. H. Bates
ct ais lOOXl23 feet " inches AT the
northwest corner % Grove Avenue and
Sheppard street March lG 1916
1866
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
DISMASTED AND ADRlFT
Norwegian ship Srnfand Located by
coast Guard Cutter 80 Mile.
Sou thcnst OF IIuIifn>

WASHINGTCN, March 27-Thc Coast
Guard cutter Seneca reported by wire
less to-day that she had located IN.
Norwegian ship Svaland. disnasted and
ndrift IN raging storm. 235 mile.
southeast Of HaliraX. ana would tax.
her in tow az soon as tho gale abatcd.
The Svaland, a 3,0G0-ton sailing shin.
with crew OF twenty eight. left
Liverpool on February 2s. She Is he
lievcd TO have had her masts carrier
away by storm carly this month. ana
10 have been drifting ever since
Word Of the ships plight .-....-.
Halifax last Tuesday. and the Seneca
was sent to her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
cHA>cER,- DEEDS or TRUST
Nine Deeds Of Trust, Amounting IA


Nine Deeds OF trust. Amounting TO
S53.0IT.
Gcnevievc B. Baylor ct viz to c. c.
Chaplin. trustee, "6X30 feet east line
rhirty-fourth street. 81 feet north Of
Broad street. February Il, 1916, ST.
SIS.
W. u. Drinliari. Jr.. Ell ux. to John
R4gby, trustee, 2lXsS IL feet east line
Addison Street, 100 feet I inches south
OF Oak avenue. March, -, 1916, s3,lSo;
NS3 IL feet east line Addison Street,
IS feet II inches south OF Park Ave-
nue. March ~. 1916. $3,lS0.
James LomaX CT IN. TO +. Sittcrding.
~ al. trustees. G6 l-4X9o feet souty
line Mitchell Street, GO feet east OF
Hickory Street. March 81. 1916. Sl,l00.
10. II. Eanes ct ux.. to +; L, Council,
trustee, 20 feet "a inch by 81 feet q
inches south line Main Street 80 feet
Pa inch west of Srpuce. March 81,
1916, $3.5I0.
H. Levenson to r. f. Henley, trus-
tee, 50Nl20 feet at the northwest cor
~. 1916, si.720
Louis Wilder Ell ais to John Il.
Lightfoot, ct ais, trustees. lots 20. 4
and =, in block a, in the plan of Cham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
CHtNCI;RY Court.

In following qualifications wer.
mae" yesterday IN tn" thauccry Cour,
iohu =. EJke. as administrator of
s2,31U 49, >''US' " 1
John II Bocoek, administrator of tn.
STATE or Jan. y Stephenson. valued
tate Of REV. =. l.. Stephenson, Valued
'hc estate OF Ben j. Anderson. valued
at $4,000.
Matte Buri.iGh. as administrators OF
ucd at Sl2u - "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
SALE: or NEWSPAPERS
HELD no Isl: NECESSARY
Special TO Tho Tl,nes. Dlspatch.l

l,i"ti'i 10 ne lthcs- DiSIhtCh.
NoIfol.k. VA, March 21.--A cam
paign Tor strict enforcement of The
sunday labor laws is in progress i'm
Portsmouth Recently proprictors Of
several news stands we're in Police
Court charged with violation of the
law. but the magistrate held that the
sal" OF newspapers is a necessity and
dismissed the cases
The police have now turned their
attention to others of those who keep
their places OF business open on sun
day, and yesterday took the names
OF druggists. florists, bootblacks and
garages. and viii summon them to
Police Court, probably Tomorrow
II IS understood that the Common
wchi'hs attorney VIII he, asked by tho
police for ruling relative TO certain
phases OF the sunday closing ordinance.
and that they will he guided in their
activities 10y his advice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Art Club OF ItirhniOnd. lecture an
stOry -teilinE. Miss Lon BELLE Gates
by Jones, fi30 O'Clock.
hiDfrr Park Social Service Club,
amntcur plny. "Thr Hcircns Hunt
cr"." S:i5 O'clock.
tol0ninI DANES, wOmnn'~ Club, 4
o'clOck.
John MnrshnlI High school, n,nss-
meeting OF Union stores stOckhOId-
crs. S,3n o'clock.
Council Committee on Claims, City
Hall. q o'clock.
Council subcommittee on streets,
city Hall, = o'clock.
COuhci1 Committee ON Finance,
City Hull. = o'clock.
tcndrmy-"On Trial" S,20.
iyric-POpulnr vaudeville; mnti-
nee. >; night, 1:3D nnI %.
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$onIh>Idr I.nrn,cr., -,

~" ~ " nc -'D0NNDI-I.-s y -
lhN'd" Farmers Exchnru. Y,. ,,.i.,
ms cry on Sa,u-Iu. nr,.r,,n,..
eh tHe iollyw!us board az
""s elected. 81. j. iva. =,
~ ana vs. p Gates. az Chosi.rro,s.
" blanchard and Joseph Wood ~
''" Genrro William W.bb ,,T -
SEED way Of p'uwEdic. Tbo GIr.r.
subsequently, met ana el.o,ad ~
N'} treasurer OF ~. oechanro r.
'ii'cl was re-"lnctci manager
-'oeu' wilt b." clee-cd i,,ar -.
FNolH'rs decided 10 jrrr,.,,
'''' ''"h FROM So 800 ,p ,-.ono
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits we're iss,,.a
yesterday 10y the Electrical -Dcp1rt
mcnt:
lyons & Williams. for q. G. Peers
~ seminary Avenue. two outlets FOR
winston Electric Construction Com
pahN, Tor Atlantic Coast Line Railway
company. Eighth and Canal Streets
iour outlets ana nine lights
Same for r. II. HARDWOOD opO0 Ajonr
ment Avenue. one outlet
slime, Tor ~ w. Rowe x Son. IA
Kendall Avenue ono fixture.
=, EoaseS Fry, for II. T.. start. 1921
fixtures. ="
John II. Latham. for T. T.. Hass. 1924
ILn!I StrCcl. i've outlets for fixtures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on tho local real estate mar
Ia, Yesterday was fairly active, sew
.al sales slightly above the average
cVcloplne. The sales of city propertv
~ the day aggregated more than sol
30. while there was little activity in
tcnrico or Southsidc real estate.
Davis Brothers sold TO John S. Chris
AN lot fronting sixty feet at tho
outhwcst corner of Floyd Avenue and
ne Boulevard. The purchase price was
crortcd as being $500. Mary T.
'rown sold twenty-five feet on the
outh side of Grace Street, just west or
he corner OF Mulberry Street, to Nell
= GathrGht. Tho consideration was
5000.
The Building Department issued /.
ermit yesterday to j. Lee Davis and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

bcriaynv Court. March %. 1916. $500
city Investing Corporation To H. <.
taylor, trustee 20 feet inches by l5I
between Twelfth ana Governor streets
hcing No, 1908; also No. 1910 East Main
Street. March -, 1916 $3.50
Moliie white to Richeson 81 Crutch-
n"ld. trustees. :: l-2xSl - feet at the
northwest corner Of Locust and To-
bacco Alleys; also HON.? feet north line
Tobacco Alley. 81 IL feet east OF I.o-
Gust Alley. March %, 1916, Sl59
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by PLUMBING. INSPECTOR Lam
dcrs:
cariro! Plumbing Company. for =. 7
tcattie. SOS and 3i9 South Rouleva I'd
SAM; for Same, lo2. i0i ana 100
North Boulevard
G. +. Snead, for Pollard X E,rby
10: East Main street
j. W Travlor, for Willie Kern. rear
OF lili Floyd Avenue
Sh"npaNd street Wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses We're issued bv the
clerk OF tho Hastings cur, ycsier.i;. ;.
as follows.
Fred \. Rowe o: city Point. and
Myrtl" T. May, al Richmond
Julian T. Nelson. OF Elm CITY. y C.
ana Mau"c !. Armstrong. OF Richmond.
:, William y thiidrcss and Maggie L..
Ava Hormcnt and Alice NJ Nee
r. Bruce Gordon and Viola =. Tillar.
Julian NJ berkeley. of Am.lii t,niIn .
~ AM Myrtle stokes Haynes. OF Hin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

CHARLES l. Hayes. = salesman. y.s,er
day lied ii rctitiou .u voluntary bank
rIptcN ~ the United states District
WITH ~" assets. Ma debts ar" listed rs
unsecured. Among those hol,iiua
GAINS against 'hc petitioner are iltr-
rs Noodson ~ Barbcc $7S.S. IN.
-Four Company, SOS: .. ~. R.rry x 90
% Fleming x Christian co. Ssr2a
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.EE MEN MUST FACE:
CHARGES OF ROBBERY
Arc Held to Answer In Hust.
ings Court for Stealing
From the Person.
NEGRO WOMAN DEAD
h inngstOn Was Born in Din
udin County in 1Sf1-ColOrcd
IN Badly Is Wounded by Pistol
"t, and AssaiIant Escapes.

peoial to rho fines Dispatch.
i'RSEuitG. VA, March 27-ln
folico Court this morning hear
"hS given i;l tho cascs of George
CIT and William cururtt broth
ana j. T.. Riddle, charged with
ih@ j.. w. iIrgwOod of $50 or
ana All three men were commit
'"r trial a. The April term OF the
luEs court. The charge against
"oouacd is th2, of robhcry frou,
i"tson, not highway robbery. Most
700 money was recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

Same. foe same. ilo South Thirteenth
street. twcutv fixtures
w. II. cnuctt Electric Company. FOR
II. Pollard, 1913 Virginia Avenue,
seventeen fixtures
same. for & X. I.;,ssitcr. 3ciG Monu-
m"nt Avenue. three futures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
BUILDING PERMIT.

Bu!diuG Inspector Butler issued u
permit Yesterday 10 j. Lee Davis and
W. Ecil, I" build a two-Story brick
dwelling on the north side Of Parl,
Avenue. between Deep Run Street and
Tie boulevard, to cost SljunC
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AUCTION SALES-TO-Day.
- - $1,000 --,-'-----
High Constable S
Sale

Will sell 10y Public Auction. or
IucSdaL, The 2Sth day-of March, 1916 3
o'clock y. NJ. at my storehousc No. l30s
East Franklin street. the following
property. 10 satisfy distress warrants
ana executions in my hands: Lot OF
Household. Office and Kitchen Furni-
turc, brurgcts. etc.
TERME: Cash.
w. II. WYATT. JR.
fl. c.. G. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

In execution of deed OF trust dated
December is, 1911, and recorded in the
clerk S office of Richmond Chancery
Court. II. r. 2li-A. page 234. default
having been made in the payment OF
portion of the debt therein secured
and being instructed to do, the un-
uerstgned trustees VIII sell by auc-
ton on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH "a, 1915
at O'Clock P. NJ.
The aforementioned dwelling.
The dwelling has been modernzed
and is one OF the most attractive
homes on west Grace Street Said
dwelling contains about ten rooms
The lot has frontage of forty feet
by a depth OF lis feet.
1t is seldom that corner dwelling.
20 well located on Grace street is on
the market and we invite you to at
tend this sale.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
and a note for $4,000. with interest On
same from April is. 1915; the residue
at one and two years from date OF
sale evidenced by notes, with Interest
added. and secured by deed Of trust
on the property.
q. WEST TABB
ROBERT y. POLLARD.
Trustee
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unNu,cn DEEDS or Trust.
1--WE Deeds of Trust Nmountlur TO
S..lpi I'll

William l., Stahl e. ais. to Chcwn-
ing " BoAley. trustees. - acres. one
eighth of {, mil" North of the Broad
street Road. about one mile west of
Richmond. March % 1916. s",53I.50.
Alex. &. Hines at uX to Chewing Il
Bo%icy. trustees, lots ~ aud loo. sub
DIVISION OF lot 20. map of W"odyillc.
March 2, 1916. s212
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WASIfINGTON, March 21-It viii he
,%,m"whnt colder Tuesday In the Upper
ONO valley. the Eastern Lower LAX
re%,on. The Middle and South Atlantic
states, and viii he warmer generally
on Wednesday cast of the MississlpDI
klNer. except in New England.
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Ni>I,rtuE ALMANAC.

" ;. Boil TO build a two-s,orv n,icL
dwelling on the north side OF PARK
Avenue, between Deep i;un Street and
the Boulevard. that viii cost upproxi-
uHtely $1,000.
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
Ply G. J.. AZ II. l.. DENOOS.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMISSIONERS' SALE

OF
FRAME. BUILDING. SIN ROOMS. ON
COLLEGE STREET, NEAR BROAD.
by virtue of decree Of tho Rich
mond Chancery Court entered March
bright vs.. Frank Albright CT ais. tho
undersigned. special commissioners ap-
pointed for the purpose, will sell on
the premises on
THURSDAY. MARCH 30 1915.
at o'clock +. NJ.
the property described in the snid de-
cree, as follows: All that certain lot
of land. with all improvements there
known as 317 College Street. begin
ming thirty 800 feet from the north
corner Of the wooden tenement at the
intersection Of College street with tho
south line OF Marshall street ana
fronting on College street seventeen
snih front one hundred an1 twenty
four tl2D feet to an alley, known
as Lafayette Avenue. The improve
inents consist OF a two-story frame
house with six rooms.
TERMS: One-thrd cash and the bal
ance In equal installments at six ana
twelve. months. with Interest from
date Of sale. tn he evidenced bv nntns
OF the purchaser title to be retainer
by the court until payment In full or
all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser.
JAMES w. GORDON
and
GEORGE j. HOOPER.
Special Commissioners.
c. l.. & II. l.. DENOON. Auctionecrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

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