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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
REAL ESTATE
A.N!l COURTS

radillS ON the local r,Il estate mar.
kcr yesterday was duil rhc lie, vas
without features IN IN" dealing FOR ri,\
property, fc" deals d.vclopin. and m,
sales a~eercgatirg less than So. 400.
M"rt"aGcs and releases were numerous
although for srnall amounts. There.
was som" iittl. activity IN lIcniico
County lands.
Tn" largest deal Yesterday was thar,
by which BESSIE l.. Ford acquired ,
lot fronting Iwenty-iivc feet un the
Sonth SD" "f Grove Avenue iuS, .us,
OF thc corner Of Meadow street. from
Arthur T.. Chapman. for $4,000. Ar
muir J.. sharp sold to Jennie :; Iuke
MY feet on the east side of Mon,rosa
AN"hn", Just south If tn. corner az
Ia" Ero"kiand Park boulevard. for
$i.uro. 80
The Building Department, issued a
permit yesterday to tho Richmond
leather company. I" build a ,wo-srorv
hrl'k factory on the south sid. az
Gary street, between Twcn,v-sccorJ
ana Tw"nty-ihirl streets. th,, w;lI
,"St >i".""". w l.. wills and INC
'T'ai,N aud Finance Corporation So
cured permits for several DWELLINGS,
ON the Northsidc, while Davis G ~
rhor w"r" authorized to build 10,
'W"-St"ry brick dwellings on tn. srr,h
Sid" OF cary street. between the Enu,c-
ward and Mulberry S,r.c,. "a, , ,.os,
Of SS.5no. -
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New charters were issued ycs,cr-
day by the state Corporation Commits
sion as follows:
Virginia Mines Development Co. Inc,
Itchmon,l: maNiruum, 100000 mini
mum, $50; par vaiI". $40. A.. :. era
gin. president; :. I'eiuhcrc. secretary;
Rodney =. Chip. treasurer, all of New
York City.
Tho Stevens Co.. Inc. charlottesville.
maximum. Sla.noo' minimum, $4,000.
Donald q. stevens. president; {. r,
stevens. vlcc-prcSidcnt: G. Elmo Stc-
N"nS, AL Of charlottesville.
supplemental certificate OF iucovpo-
ration; The Fair Department Store,
inc. nanviiie. changing name to SAT-
y",s. Inc. increasing capital stock to
Certificate Of reduction outstanding
stock Riggs Antique Co. Inc, Rich
mond. reducing stock hy purchasing in
<.;.'"n preferred stock.
Union Ahattoir. Inc. Richmond;
naXtmuln. sl"".r"n' minimum, $50. GOO.
+. w %l;rauer. president; Ed kock. sec
rotary, both Of Richmond.
lfo"ck"l leo Cream CO.. Inc, Hope
we'll: maximum. $1,000. minimum.
$1,000. w. j. Eneckcl. president. Hope
we'll Charles Kramer, secretary and
trca Surcr. CITY roint,
Ocean View liotcl. Inc. Norfolk:
maximum. $1,000: minimum, Sl.oOO.
lake Wells. president. otto Wells.
treasurer, Moe l.cvy. secretary. all Of
Norfolk.
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BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

%tW YORK.. Arril IL Er.d,trcc,', to-
morrow will --y
Loo" tia" usp.rts characterized icmsnd.
WIZ nr"''hdndtu a~'iiNit! >',r ming mos.
NOV currents ~ manufacturing .rd rurr,.n-
~ iN''s While IA" more serious luru in
our ma rH''i'nai political :"latiou. tomb 10
'rhHH '"ht"rn and S"m" of IN. low. :, prlccs
'' M N'tr ~ stock mrrk"; pri,c4. ,,.rte
ND "thor directions thus far ha," hcci al.
most n'ciGihl" \ t"W Uthr~ cross cu-rau,
ar" 'i~ibic h'r" and there. cou.ptyunu. in
,his reHp"'' being Gas" IN Southern PIG iron
Nv pr,''S Tor coke. d'ferrinE or %uutI.Iin.
'@''"'lS' lrr'rdiArity IN North Western roi.I
y ~ hhH "nii-elS ia Weather however.
''l, >rtGlhC IN rtw SIR and Tho cnuiirrcd
.'''' "ttltuG" ~ Labor. But bclonJ
.N'tS ihiht Is tn" strong tact that n. CONT
~ y ifhuu'Irs Cni's are sold WI. and. ,r,r..
for' - - quite uSoi,ss Ia Mae, n,,i.~. -
"nNrhinS IE" u"er-h, lcfi..rv. N,.LI.
bank clcsrinEs. $;.is2..S =. .nnn
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cnA>cEnY nrrns o,. ru, sr
Eleven Deed. Of Trust. AMOUNTING {,

IL Brieiv -. -.
trustee. 2lMloO feet, wcs, HE + Rur hrawn;
I,l"",, - f,o, north Of lay street
j9nm u IarrG,t t" y. z. robins.
street March -. 1916. 1924
y j. Washington ct uN. to \ Cv,cv.
Mug q al, trustees. $50 feet rns, Ia.
second street. between jackson ,,l
l,uy"l Streets; also II feet incb H."
- feet " inches cast limo Second S,ron;
between jackson and bu.al StTcots'
April II. l:lG, SgiS. '''''S'
Mary ! Gordon ct viz to NJ
Curdy, trustee. l2!xI3Iz fec; ~ III
southwest corner Of Twcu,ic,h <, rnn,
and Fairfield ANenu". April II. 1910
j. j. Cosby ct mx to \. T. cnan,u
81 al. trustees, 2UNI30 fee, wes, iinnn
l.ombaTdy Street 10? fec, . irchne
SCUM 81 Hanover Avenue. April 20,
Kate S. Carter Of vii. to II va,
maliy, trustee. ioxl20 fee, south rIinmn
bancroft Avenue. $50 foe, VS., Wv
Weiiington Street. April 81, lo,t
Virginia e. Crosirr ct yir ia r,c,.
son, n trutchhelh. trustees. Il; foo, {:
Street, as fee, : inches West Of ninay'
cocck street, April II 1915. sloc. '
- NJ. Iolicr ct AIS, trustees IN
John, a. coke. Jr., trustee. 22xIi; S,oV'
south line Grace street. 50 fcct .
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DuI,'s Review.

N"w ORR ,Artil review "f
trade tomorrow VIII say:
All elements cons! Tered. 1t Is rcr'arkah!e
that business continues ." large In volume.
international OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by
tho developments Of III" w"ck-fail &" shak'
confidence o. To chccL progress. nor har"
tho extremely high costs diminished con-
-urI ptirc buNinr
The inaynitud" ot demand holding III spite
OF tho general and EXTENSIVE" rise Of prices.
becomes more not'wortny. and transactions
though not tct at III" max mum. iun fat
hos und precedent.
OUTPUTS in lcIiius lines largely surrass
those If ANY previous wear. Yet nj require
mcnts are moi h"inE .illcI. "vCauS" many
producers ar" cith"r unnbl~ to obtain q SUI
tiviont supply of IGatc-ialS and OF skilled
labor. or are hooked 81 far ahead that addi-
jional contra cts cannot now he taken.
Transportation facilities "Ontinu" made
GuatC. hat Sorr" hcadwaN * made in re-
iicNinC the traffic cong csttrn. ana fhCr" i
less complaint of retarded deliveries.
Further wage advances. in ruSt eases
VoiurtEry. testify Ia great industrial pros
;oritv. and. with millions nf dollars add.a!
20 pay rolls, savings deposits h"cun,u!at".
Tho augmented purchasing: tower 10 cor
SuinorS however. - not Yet FULLY reelected
in tho mercantile" r"id, "winy 4" backward
weather III many %sv",iuuS
Easter business. .hil" probably unprr-
cod"n,ci in tn" aG-r"Eat" would have at
tanned oven larger proportions under more
favorable conditions.
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stable on the south side of Dock Street.
between Fifteenth aud seventeenth
streets. to cost $1,000.
Henry :. Walle-stein. to rcpnir two
irainc stores at 20lS and 2U2O East
Lioad street. to cost $500.
Maggie T.. DSnici. to build IL brick
avenue. between Clay and Leigh
richmond Leather Co.. to build II
twosstory brick warehouse on the
south side of Cary street. betweem
streets, to cost $4,000. civ
Walter l.. Wills U,ealty and Finance
Sorp:o. to build y two-story frame
lanes Avenue. between Meredith and
Same. to build two two-story frame
! succeed dwellings on the west side
q ilanes Avenue. between the Lady
Niiie Road and Jones Street. to cost
w. l.. Wills. to build a two-story
frame succeed dwelling at 1906 Bar
ION Venue. 10 cost $3.50.
rage In rear OF 100 East Clay Street,
to cost S20U.
Davis & Archcr. to build two two
story brick dwellings OH tho south
side OF Cary street, bctwccn the Bouic-
yard and Mulberry street. to cost So
Harry Clarke. to build II two-story
frame dwelling at ?l6 North Thirty
second street, to cost sl,Qjp.
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NIW NcEk. Nprjl :i.-ISsnk clc.riucs IL
The United States Tor tn" wo"k ending .ipri
-. aSSrccnt" Si..>. 1000. against ii,i5..
1880 last week and $500. o.. M" in this wee,
last var Following ~" the returns frl
this w""k. 'tith PERCENTAGES OF iuvrcD'
'h"Nn this 'rcck ~ compared with tni,
w"'k last wear
j, NV York. 7ls.0sG.@H increase. So
chicago S@na .s-.to'. increase, III
rriiHjelrhtr. So. 3is."": increase. c..5.'
81. Louis. S3G, I'7.U. iucrcnsc. iSc
Kansas city. $>i.Tl>.r"o: Increase, lIS.
San TrHn.t.,o, s.6 ~. "N; increase. cS;.
PITTSBURGH, So tii.-r'. increase, $50
Baltimore. So. Sn,,-rt. increase. 80
cleveland. $io.'i :. CtN. Increase, I'll.
Detroit. Si5.h'>, s1. 3ucrcssc. S..
'lnCinnsti. >.i.1i>.r-l. Increase. IS
N'un"ap polls. S-i.it'.aon: increase. ~.
Los Anrc'os. 50. INl zoe. increase. rs
Omaha. S-I.tos .Hrs. incrcarc. 5o4
NV Orleans. 81. 5G'.LOo: iucr~a,r. Ia.
NINA Ukc". Sls.N>- 'rH: increase. Is
i.oui>Nitlc. sl..2'S t.o: Increase, rs
Atlanta. SIS, Iol. oNN. increase. $50.
81 P-ul. S~I..I.SwH: Increase. 80.
seattle. SlSlh'.'-o. increase. 80.
Buffalo. Sla.'0I.-H. increase, .iT
Portland, Ore. 81 So. coo. iurrctrc. L.,
Eichnpri. t5.J0..oN increase. s..
Denver. Sl..'Hi.wr. increase. 81
houston Sn..i 900 increase. UE
u ~:i"nsr"lts. sll,i;-.r~a Increase. ga
Eort Worth. E,ssi"n'. inrrNs". cs
Providence, Il. l.. ;io..l. 00o. inrrcs-o ,;
Ashiusi"n, s''d5,"n. increase. 1T
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GRANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.
Six IicIcnSc Deeds. Amounting 10
s.n.1nR


STUART Rove. trustee. ia Mary T..
Gordon. l2HNi33 feet at the southwest
corner OF Twentieth street and Fair
field avenue october -, 1911. $50.
~. T. Chapman ct al. trustees. to
Grace / ifohlcdcr, 25XlJO feet north
limo Grove Avcuue. 20 fec, east III
Meadow street. April IS. i?lG. $..T"J.
W. j.. Wiltshire, trustee IL Kate s.
Carter. 5oNl2n feet south line Ban
croft Avenue. $50 feet west OF We'll
linet"n street. APRIL II. 1916. Sl.lnS.
LOUIS NJ. Bailey 81 al. trustees. TO
Davis Perrin ct uN.. 25Nlal feet 10
inches north line Grace street, ~ feet
inches east Of Sixth street. April
i. 1915, $4,000.
Eichcson X crutchfcli. trustees. to
w H. and y. l.. Spain. lots IL aud IL.
n, block 8. in the plan al Bellevue;
also >" feet $ inches by ii3 feet south
lnrr Beverly Street. March 23. 10 !.
$l.%3:,.
r NJ. Boxloy ct al. trustees. to Al
bert Dean, - feet - inches by 80
!'et NORTH line Baker Street. 81 feet
IL inches west OF seventh street.
April 20, 1916. S4.i.
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The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical pcI,,r,.
ment:
NJ. \. rembcrton. for Mrs. Charles
Smnwa,,n, ~ Erook Road. iw"nty-
John II. Latham for !. - Moore.
liIH IfainhridEc street. six lights.
Wv: Catlctt Electric Co. for r..
W. Wiison, al Brook Road, twenty-
Two iiNturcs.
Same. for ]. s. walden. Moss Side
Avenue. nineteen hxtures.
w. L. Mahonev. for 4. g.. An
drews. Rogers street. Battery Court,
fourteen fixtures.
Morris Hunter. for Model Barber
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MARKETS
LEADING MARKETS CLOSED
BECAUSE OF GOOD FRIDAY
In United states VII Reopen To-Day,
hut Abroad VII he Closed
Until Tuesday.

Ing financial markets OF the United
states were closed to-day in observ-
ancc If Good Friday. Most of the cN-
changes will open tomorrow.
The New York banks remained open
to-day. this being no legal holiday in
this state. The bank statement Will
DE published on Saturday, as usual.
The markets abroad Will be closed
until Tuesday. The banks in London
will reopen tomorrow. as Easter sat
urday Is not q statutory bank holiday
in England. like Good Friday and
Easter Monday.
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Hi:>HICO TRANSFERS.
Four Drrds of HnrgHin and ~
A~mnnmtinr 10 S2N. kIN.

Amounting Ia 0.i50.
T. W. pihucy Realty Corr. 10 Will
liam y. Smith. lorS and $. block t..
map "f Bryan Park Heights. April
II, 1915: $500.
g. G. Sattcrficld to Broadway Realty
Corp. loo acres on the Richmond and
li"uricu Turnpike. about one-half mile
north Of Richmond. April II, 1916;
tax. S2S:.$lo.
Marshia q. Nunnally ct ais. to Mrs.
MinnH Rogers, one acre ON the Spring
field Hoad. adjoining the lands ur Mrs.
Minna Rogers. pecc!uhcr -. igl.:
tax. - cents. so.
Washington Park Land Corp. to
George =. Harris. lots 80 and -.
block ~. plan Of Washington Park.
April Il, 1916, 500.
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oil l:as, Main street. repla,.,,

Shop. oil East Main Street. rcplaciA
sign.
W. III, jerks. for Virginia Read
street and Itccdy Avenue, Forest I'LL
twelve fixtures. III
Eneelberg & Bear. for Mr.. Lcamjng
y NORTH First street. two outlets. 1
same, TOY w. y. Green, log MORT
fiiEnth street. one outlet.
Winston Electric Co.. for Clifton
Sinith. Isl? East Main Street. twent
Same. for James II. Gordon. nd
Grove Avenue. two outlets. ~
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tHtNtI:RY TRANSFERS
1--WE Deeds Of IInrrnju and Sal.
Amounting Ia SIEtrn

~t.stelle tr"nshaw ci Nir 10 John n
jarrett, "hNlfn feet west line Seem,
Avenue. 10 feet south Of luuinnr,
street March -. 1916. tax 81. SID
Roland lark Corporation 10 Nina T.
~Nf'n"i, 'r-lhNl". feet west line Nohlc
avenue, I'u.i> feet south OF Erooh
!and t'ark Boulevard April IA. I"iG
tax $l.20. $40. ~ ''''
Arthur y. Chapman ct ny. To- BESSIE
Avenue. so fee, caSi az Mo, Lmu, c,"ra""n'
April l., 1916. tax $3.50. SO.
Hnpnrha!i Development Corporation
70 ~ J. Si~Gouruc%. lots IS ana "a i,
block G., IN tho plan Of ,;i,,t.r -, RI
terrace April 30. 1916. 5000
Aithur T." sharp to Jennie q; puLc
""NlH! irct east line Moutrosc tyo.
nue.; 100 feet south of The RrookI,, ~,
iark boulevard April ~. 1915. Sio0o
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and So IN. second: ttarSari. s. ,tndSr~.'i'.
$3.50 third. I'imr. IA -. Gi"aminE. pr:ad
and Broomscdrs alSo ran.
sixth racc-ihrcc.y ear-"lds. and ur. maid
ems yckine. six furlongs -riuuettc. -"
,CruiscI. $3.50. $50 and $3.50. second. BillH
Oliver. lUl (BalD. Slt, third. Time. lis Is
TIE Lei. LIT. Edith oidsa. Ellen Smyih,
Juliet Els, R"ncr" aud IN aud GA, ais" ran
Seventh rt,CC-four. Nrrr-u'ls ana ny. s"'-
tnr. Nv. aud on"-ha'f fur;on.s-'rcSi"n
wynn. Ia; uBaiip. SS.E@ s%w AMI 500. nrS:
Ros. Mary. ~. 81. MCTaEE"rt'. <t."" rue
$50. second clint. III t~Rut"cll'. So"
third. Time, 10. ID. Dakota Ston"h"nr".
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MARRIAGE: LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk Of the HustinGs Court Yesterday
az follows:
Charles c. E,ricy, .Ir.. aud Esther
V. Simmons.
John s. Egglcston and Oracle Lea
vctt.
Ernest Monroe Lowry anu Helen T.,
Cheathalu.
George Lucas Perry and Lucy Eliza
beth Powers.
Edmund r. rcnilcton and Lcnora J..
Austin.
Ailcr smith aud Flora Ann Taylor.
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inches cast OF Mulberry Street. March
-, I2iS. Si.12".
u l.. ~SIgourncy TO K. l.. rcyton.
ir.. trustee. lots rs aud ~. in BLOCK G..
IN TIC plan of Ginter lark Terrace.
Jennie 6. Duke ct vir To j. y Lcakc
81 al. trustees. J"Nl3I feet cast line
MoutrOS" Avenue. lio feet south OF the
Rrookland 'ark Boulevard. April ~.
1916. S3.3G0.
otelia =. Jmlauf to w. l.. TYLER.
trustee, "ONi%' feet cast line Fcudall
Avenue. 80 feet south Of Crawford
Street. Aprii IS. 1915. soGII.
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,saIes ~ Union Stockvardsl

Etrhmold. Va April .i lr,".
Report for me week onriiuE April 10:
Best >tAsrs. 5 To So. medium 10 good. :
t. III. common 70 falr, III Ia 80. Beat
he'fers : ia ~. medium 10 GOOD. 62 TO :.
common 10 ftir. ~ to -. Best COWS. d to
So medium, % good. , 10 81. commor to
fair TO ~. Res oxen ti4 to :. medium
70 good 2 20 8 COMMON to fair Az to 5:
bulls. z 20 81. Pest calves. q 20 10. Medium
10 good. ~. 10 81. P"st hogs. q, light. 5 t."
So. sows ana stays, : 70 ~. Rest ,hcer. :
10 ~. rom:nou 20 far s.. 20 SO. ,amhs, y
to 10
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STATES DISTRICT co,nr

y voluntary petition in bankruptcy
WAS filed IN tho United States District
Court clerks Office Yesterday by James
Turner .AllcnSworth. Of flcnrico Coun-
~. He gave his liabilities as ST7S37.
No assets were given.
y petition VAS tlod in the same Of
flee by Herman Sandcriin. OF Hope
we'll. The liabilities were placed at
Slln HNi aSSclS ri S2In
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Pi.u

Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
,,crS:
J.. j.. L.cchncr. for r.. w. ShownItcr.
'o2 and I'll Bacon Road.
Bowman & for Elan G
funstcn, is North seventeenth street.
g Manning PlnmiEing 20, for Thorn
MS MOORE. SIG West Broad Street.
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Permits. Amount

'i"'r" buildinr Permits. Amount
ing to S12,I50.
f"rini's for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Buildinu In.
spc"tor Butler as fcllows:
Alma Y. Fcnncr. to ropair frame
dwelling @"23 beverly street, To- cost
$50.
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Hr>rI>Cs Tu,>srEu.
ono Decd of B%nr.nin md saJc
tuuuutiu.. tn gem

tni"u"'ih: 10 S.,n.
rl"ssauts, lot II. in h'oril +" w ~,
ul"n 81 hl!rf"ots addition APRIL .
l"lS taN :" cents. sin. ~
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u,>rI>Gs mELEAsn DEED.
bnr RclcHSc Decd. AMOUNTING Ia
~ I.nn

' Augustine Royal q, ais. trustees. 20
l. j. stanley, lot . III block | in tho
plan Of Center Heights. April "a. 1915.
! Fl Gao
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burg and Potomac Railroad. April 90.
1915; Sl.oOS.
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n%IILDINE rrnMITs.

William NJ. Eacho and Lucille Maud
Warren.
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Atlantic Coast Line

80, .. 1915.
"a! cav RICHMOND DAILY.
f"r Florida aud South: Sis a. 81. and
o:j1 Il. NJ. l2:30 4. vi. -
For E"rd"lk; G;i5 a.. ~; 900 a. NJ. 500
For y. u w. Ry.. West: 6:I5 a. NJ. $50
-. NJ. 500 T.. NJ, ?:2a L. NJ.
For Petersburg: ESQ 4. NJ. GLE NJ
S:lh a. NJ 200 a.; NJ. $50 a. NJ. 800
J.. VI. 400 r. NJ. ti:l0 l.. u, 5:55 p W
G:@3 T.. NJ; o;25 T.. NJ, 1850 r. NJ. "'
For Goldsi'oro and Fayetteville: 400 p.
VI.
For I%iopewnll: s:i5 y. NJ. .l:15 p. ~.
t3:t5 J.. NJ. a:lj l.. ". ''
Trains arrive Richmond daily: i:.O NJ
9:i3 a. NJ. G:lI A.. NJ, S:3y a. NJ. i1:io
A.. NJ: -" 7. NJ. TAO J.. NJ. 6:l7P. NJ.
+. NJ. " $3.50"
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
iiine OF arrival and departure and con-
nectlons not guaranteed.
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nE>uIco DEED or TRUST.

One Decd of Trust. Amounting to
S1,D0S.
Frank W. Eosch"n to Samuel x. Car
ter. trustee. :" - acres ncir Glen
Alien, on tic Richmond. Frcdericks.
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SCHOOLS
RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE &, OHIO ~

Gin. Louisville and West. 1900 n 81, IN :,
Main Line. Local. ga. IN tt,G u
James River Line, sIo.Oo r. ,
y. Vows. Efk., Old PIT, % .1.n !.
Sew port News. Local. .5:i5 a ss IN !,
Trains arrive from NIX, sii:30 .a.ti =
$50 p. y. News. .s:55 a.. .s:oon ~ y
vest, $50 a., $40 p. ts:5h a.. ti:io D
90" y. daily from charlottesville e1c.n
ShhuaE froin Ihuriuond. Jas. River TAX
a. .s.l0 L. .DaiIy trxrsn 80
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SEaBohRD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Progressive HALLWAY Of the South -.

S~"uthbound trains scheduled to lcay. Ri,b|
moni daily: ":3j \. NJ. local 10 Soriins|
-" u A.. Elccpers aud coaches to Jackrnn|
vnin, Atlanta, Birininshani. G:35 p. n
through coaches ana slcepers to Jackson|
vile l2:i0 y. NJ. Elccpcr3 10 Atlanta. BUt NJ,
inShann. Jacksonville. Tampa and coach.
to Jacksonville.
N"rthbound trains scheduled 10 arr,y, al
,t''h'ionu uaily; eco a. 81. $50 A.. M
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09

wrapped up a bit of Atlantic City in an
envelope and sent il to your editor,
Wasn't that fun? Celia Blake is working
very hard for the Rainhows and deserves
much credit Little Althea Baghurst
years old and in the I'd grade at ner
school in Telford, Pa, joined the Rain
bows last week.
Pauline Buschel and Froda Antinoph. of
Euclid avenue, are seriously considering
forming a kindness TO Animal" branch
of the Rainbows We heartily indorse
this plan and will be very much inter-
ested TO hear more about II. Nelson
Nelms, Honey Brook. Pa, is an artist Of
some merit, but please remember Nelson
black ink on white paper! Donate Dam
leo, IsemingeT street, is another artist
whose drawings might be marked 9S per
cent but for the fact that they are made
in pencil Helen sI4eiber, Catharlne street.
years old, Is a clever little story writer
and we We're disappointed not to receive
story about THE NewsbOy'' in her very
neat handwriting
Little Jeffries MUIR, years old. is our
first Media Rainbow He lives on North
avenue and Is in Grade 1 at school, We
suspect he knows how to draw, and we
would like to know If we are right.
Margaret Grundy, Frankford. and Eliza,
beth Hauk, Hollywood street have worked
very hard at getting new members for the
club. Many thanks, little girls. Evan
Lewis. North 59th street, joined the Pin
Money squad. Matthew Palmer wants
the Rainhows 10 make 25 words out Of
Rainbow Club. Mary Neary, Coral street.
sent Ia q story with q very original title
II IS called "A Happy Bed Of Flowers"
Don't you like thas4 Angels peKereanx.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09
FARMER SMITHS CAT BOOK
Ms. Maltese Cat,s Bath

The cold March winds were whirrine
around the barn when Dobbin. the horse
began to get uneasy He turned every
little while to look behind him, and sud
denly he saw a shadow.
"Ha ha !" he exclaimed TT Is YOU
once more, Mrs Maltese Cat and why
are you so wet? l thought you dlsliked
water very much"
80 | do, So I do" said Mrs. Cat
very meekly. But this bath was thrust
upon me-"
How could a bath be thrust upon
you?"
"That naughty boy did IT," replied Mrs.
Cat
Naughty? Why he is the sweetest boy
in the world TO me and ! wish he would
give me a bath, Why, do you know, +"
Dobbin dropped his voice. "he rides on
my back"
That's all very lovely but small boys
do not like cats-besides, he caught me
mapping"
"A tiny mouse will run away with you
some day, II you don't watch out" said
Dobbin, trying not TO laugh.
Yes, and that is not all. His mother
asked him what was the matter with me
and he told her that l had been washing
myself" said Mrs Cat. expecting Dobbin
TO sympathize with her
You poor thing" answered Dobbin
PLEASE get out of the way-I am going
70 cry and | might wet you"
"Such is life :" exclaimed Mrs Cat, as
she went out to the barn and seated
herself In the sun TO dry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-09
FARMER SMITHS


AL1TTLE TALK ABOUT OUR ENTERTAINMENT
Dear CrenTke comfortable chair sit where the light falls
shoulder (becauc ght and hear
wonderful doings club Saturday afternoon.
We had live entertainment Everything done by members
beautiful which worked
Of little himself quarrel with
Another boys tried into the trenches of another
and there kiss the boy he had
offended home.
He
With different methods of
persuasion If anybody might just well stop having our
entertainments.
When consider Rainbow started with table and two
chairs and the entire half of the ground floor
oO Chestnut will that progressing rapidly
We hope have before long and also phonograp
any of you children have which do need wish would
please put afternoon after school,
We do anything kindly interest of members and
dour good friends the book
anything else o our club they INTERESTED IN U.s.
When interest and what want the
he bank is interest in our club SMITH,
Chidren's Editor, EVENING LEDGER.