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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-11-08
At the Movies!
SUNDAY
Don't Miss 1t!

this commissioners district has
been stored away for the winter
| Wednesday in the large shed next
to the electric plant.
Now is the time to have your
dresses and suits cleaned, pressed
and dyed. We have the agency
for this work. Tabor Drug Store.
You get from two to four cents
more per pound for butter fat
when you ship your cream to
Heating Creamery Co., at Yank-
ton. Adv.
Fine photos of the children re-
Gently confirmed made at the
Blachnik Studio. Call and have a
picture of the children made.
Adv.
If you want a good car for SER
vice and easy riding ask us to give
you ride in the Velie, and we
will be glad to do it. Skorpik &
Go. Adv.
If you want your automobile
batteries recharg d, take them to
A. j. Velat. This is a good time
| to have the work done while your
car is layed mp. for the winter.
Adv. N-29.
Editor Bordewyk of the Spring
field Times announces that he has
purchased the building in which
his shop is located. Why should
he not progress He gets out
fine paper and gets the patronage.
Do you want a shredder that at
taches directly to your Ford2
You save the cost of an 8-h. p en-
gine. The cost of this shredder
is S22.5O. See me. r. r. Nikl.
Adv.
Chas. Vesely will have an auc-
ton sale of his household goods.
Saturday, Nov. 10, including a
Buick car. He has secured po-
sition with P. O. Beaulieu, hard
ware and furniture man atWinner
and will move there with his fami-
ly next Monday.
Blachnik Bros. have struck an
artesian flow at the slaughter
house one day last week. About
two years ago they had a tubular
well, 120 feet sunk with 3-inch
pipe and last week the flow began
to rise and now has about two in
ches pressure above the surface of
the ground. If it continues mat
ters will be facilitated.
The ladies of the Red Cross will
hold a sewing bee at the home of
Mrs. H. Beeman Friday, Nov. 9.
All members are requested to
come. A report of all handiwork
done by the local chapter will be
reported to headquarters. Mem
bers and non-members who wish
to do some work for the soldiers
can call for wool on Mrs. Vaclav
Mach who will start sweaters, NIT
tens, helmets and socks for them.
John Cahoj of this place and
Miss Mary Merkvan of near Scot
land were married at Dante in the
Catholic church by Rev. Przytar-
ski Tuesday. L b bride is a
daughter of Jacob Merkvan and
the groom u son of John CahoJ,
both old settlers of this place. The
young couple will make their
home near Winner where the
groom owns a farm. We wish
them happiness.
Some of these idiotic pro-Ger-
mans should take this in their
pipe and smoke on it.: In O'NeilI,
Neb., lives first cousin of Gen.
Hindenburg, the German military
god. This man bought $25, 600
| worth of Liberty Bonds. In ex-
planning his act, he stated that ne
has always been a sympa:hizer
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-11-08

l wish to announce that will
leave next week for New York to
take up studies in the Medical
Post Graduate Schools and will be
back in the spring. l wish to
thank you all for your help and
kindness in the past and assure
you that you will find me better
prepared than ever before to rem.
der you faithful and efficient serv-
ice when l return. l am leaving
DR.. II. B. West of Sioux Falls to
take of my practice during my
absence. All parties who have &C
counts with me will please come
and settle them.
DR.. +. M. BIezek.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-11-08

l hereby announce to the public
that l have opened photo studio
at Tabor. Now is the time to
have your picture taken, especial
ly such families whose sons are
drafted for the army, should have
family group picture taken. First
class work done and satisfaction
guaranteed. My studio is located
south of the Tabor Drug Store on
the corner, and is open every Sa-
turday and Sunday until further
notice. William Blachnik, photo
grapher. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-11-08
Rjce for Ink Stains.

HIce TOT INK StdInS.
Wash the stained article. using
boiled rice instead Of soap, and then
rinse in clear water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
CALIFORNIA TREES SENT
FRENCH PARENT SOIL
France Cave state Its First Prunc
Trcex-D~scr ndant OF These
Sent Back.

Los ANGELES, CAL. December IS.
Five and orc-half million pounds of
seed beans and 1900, 600 two car-old
French prunc trees are being gathered
in California for shipment to Northern
France 10 rchsbiiitatc the fields and
orchards devastated BY the German in
their rc;rcat
Tho beans pink and black cyc
varieties. and tho quantity is sufficient
10 plant $4,000 acres. The prune trees
will convert $4,000 acres into bearing
orcha rds within two years.
There is bit OF sentiment in Cali
fornia's sending young orchards TO
France. As il was this N:ar-torn re-
public that gave The State it's first
pruuc trees. This was in 1856. and
since tina; time the prunc orchards
cover nearly 100000 acres and bring
10 the growers more than sl0,0 900. 900
:. year.
II an average crop is raised from
the California seed. il will mean an al =
dtinn To the food supply of France
OF more than two and onc-half pounds
Of beans next summer to each of the
10000 90" residents. Shipments Will
begin Immediately after the new year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
ALEXANDRIA SHIPYARD
American ShipbmiIdinE Company Will
Employ f.oa0 PeopIe-BiG Con-
tracts Already Made

ALEXANDRIA. VA. December %
me American ShipbuildinG Company
Ma" purchased thirty acres OF land
near this city and fronting on the
totomac River. which is to he the ali o
for tho Zig shipyards. The American
is subsidiary Of the United States
steamship Company. Of New York. and
is backed by all sorts Of capital up TO
Sl0.000.000.
1T has been announced here that the
company already has contracts TO build
steel vessels for the United States gov
erhlnent that Will cost as much a SEQ
600 600. The company expects 10 get
busy on this work within the next
sixty days. II is said tnat the plant.
when In full operation. will employ
about 1000 people. This new industry
Will be great thing for Alexandria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
UNPRECEDENTED RECORD
Wonderful Performance OF the Rail-
roads OF the Country In six
Months OF War.

Approximately complete statistics
OF freight movement during the first
SIX months after the United States en-
tered The war; that is, April to Sep
tcmhcr inclusive, which have been
complied by the bureau of railway
economies for the railroads war board
disclose that in that period the rail
ways not only handled far more traffic
than In any earlier six months OF their
hl"tofE' but also as much as in any en-
tire year prior to 1907" SAYS the Rail-
way Age Gazette in it's current issue
The total number of tons Of freight.
handled ono mile in the six months bv
class one roads. handling about "a
per cent of the freight traffic Of roads
OF that class. was 4.702S6IS65. This
Is an increase OF II per cent over the
freight business handled by the same
roads in the same months OF 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
cHANCEHY RELEASE DEEDS.

Leroy L. brown. trustee. 20 Hattie T.
Waikcr. "oNl1% feet, known as 3alS
West Marshall Street December -,
1871: S25e
a. !. bcn"on trustee. 10 TrofcSsiona.
t'h'ldlnS corporation 60Xl2h feet
Known rs The Professional building
december -. l?l.: 10000
John y. Coke. Lr.. trustee. TO Edward
j. Burke ct al. u l-2XI25 feet south line
OF lian"Ncr Avenue, g. il-i2 feet cast
OF Sycamore street December ~ 1917:
st.036.
John BaGby. trustee. 70 NJ r. Will
liamS u l-1@N.5 feet known as "Sl2
East street. December -. 1917:
S212.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
cHANCEKr TRUST DEEDS.

Helen r. Lipscomb ct vir to Leroy
r. l;rown. lot =. block ~ Barton
Heights. and %oXl2" feet on east line
Barton Avenue. 300 feet north OF Cedar
Tr"c street. b"o"wh"r 10. 1917: $3.50.
professional building Corporation Ia
g. l.. bcnoOn. trustee. eh%l.0 feet
southeast corner Fifth and Franklin
streets. known ~ Professional Build
ing: December -. 1917. S@O."Oo.
Hattie +. Walker TO Leroy T. Brown.
shall street. 81 feet cast Of High roint
hN"nnc. December -. 1917: 1850
JoScph II. Johnson ~ uX. To JOSEPH,
u. Welsh Il al. trustees. 2GNl00 feet
known a ISL Lester street. Deem
her a6, 1917: sI.a0o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
NEW CHARTER

rnc following charters and amend
imenis wer" GRANTED Ncsterds" by the
state Corporation Commissions:
Rockbridge Hardware Company. In
corporatcd. Lexington. Va. Capital
stock, 5000. Object. hardware bust
ness X. II. Balm. president. H. w
va.
Amendments:
Va. reducing capital stock from $50.
Uco 10 5000
III. Balm reanu, Company 1ncor-
tai stock from sl0c.oO0 TO 1000.
Dixie Peanut Company, incorporated.
Petersburg. Va. reducing capital stock
IRON 100000 20 5000.
American l'eanui Corporation. Nor
folk. Va. eliminating provision FOR
preferred stock.
The Gwaliney- Bunkley Peanut Com
pany. Sni,hheld. Va. reducing capital
stock from SlOu.00n 10 $1,000
Amendment 10 charter Tucker Evans
shoe Company. Incorporated. Lynch
burg. Va, changing its name TO Eucll =
cr-EvanS shoe Company. Incorporated.
Ancndm"n; to charter Of Waynes-
boro Evaporating Company. Incorporat :
ed AMI chnngtns PURPOSES
burg, Va. Capital stock. $4,000. OBJ
Crockett. president: NJ. j.. Farrier. seq
Rotary. both OF Pcarishurc. Va.
Sraboard Storage Company. Incor-
pora,ed. norfolk. Va. Capital stock,
100000. Object. storage business. J.
II. Cofcr. president. Norfolk. Va: V.
w. Emory. secretary, I-archnout. Va.
Beth Ahabah Endowment Fund. In
-corporated. Richmond, Va. No capital
stock. l.. l.. Morris, president: II. :.
BinswsnGcr, secretary. both OF Rich
mund. Va.
Amendment TO charter OF York
Queens Realty Corporation, Richmond,
Va. reducing capital stock from $500
600 TO $4,000.
Amendment to charter OF the Wilkin-
son i'rcsS. Incorporated. Norfolk. Va.
changing name To Farant. Incorporate
ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
CIIANCEEY TRANSFERS.

Richard W. Jones e, NY u Mary
Elizabeth Goddin. Ii%lll 1-lo feet on
Second street 10 j-'2 foot north OF
Canal Street. .hDr!, -. 1919: $500.
w y. Bailey !" Allen - collins. ok
~ feet cast line o! Twcnty-third
street: heiwe cen Leigh and VI Streets.
June %. 1917: tax. 81: sic
James \. Walsh, trustee. 10 Allen q;
Collins, 1880 feet south line OF Mar
ShaN street. 80 feet east Of Twenty
second street. June -. 1917: $3.50
lanes J.. Avery ct uX 10 Joseph II
Johnson edXi0U feet known a. 3Sl2
Lester street. december -. 1917;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

bANNil.lE. VA, December 29.--Thc
EI!iS Hosiery Company. OF rhila dol
PIMA. has completed all OF its arrange
inents for the establishment OF a large
branch of it's factory in this city. one
hundred knitting machines are being
lhSta He'd as starter and the factory
VIII be at work early in the New
year. i. Allen Crews. formerly q;
I,hhNlI!c. but for some years past OF
New Jersey. is the general supcrin-
tcndent Of the Danvillc branch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

The following marriage licenses were
ISSUED by The clerk of the TIusiiueS
Court yesterday. tNotc-hgurcS after
the names indicate agcsD:
Tom BYRD. 81. .'ity. and Edith
bowling. 10, Baltimore. Md.
Thomas Wright. 80. and Della Stin-
nett. 20. CITY.
William +. Simns. 60 and Minnie l..
GrubhS. IS. city.
Wray wclch. -. and Louise T.. Won
Grooming, -. city.
Eugene styles Taliafcrro. -. and I.u
ellie Virginia iuilcr. -. city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
NCIL SCHEDULE.

1hr following meetings OF Council
cpT'mittees had been called yesterday
Cor this week:
Observation-Disclosures. l.. NJ
Medncsday-i'inancc. T.. NJ
Thursdny.-Public Buildings. Proper
tics and Utilities. J.. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures, i. NJ.
Friday-Financr. s +. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
COURT CALENDARS.

The following eases have bccn called
for trial in the various courts for this
week. (Notc-p. Il. is an Authorization
used to denote counsel for the plain
tiff and y. q: Tor the defcndant.):
Iiustings Court, Part II.
Monday
w. j. Oliver vs.. Virginia Railway and
Rover Company. Wendcnburg, Had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
IIENniCu RELEASE DEED.

Frank -. Epps. trustee. to l. i. Feat
tic lot &. block 81. F;roOkland District
lidrton Heights aud the portion Of the
street 30 feet wide immcIia; ely north
OF same. December II, 1917: S5250
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
nENnICu TRANSFERS.

hermitage Land COMPANY Incor-
roratcd. 10 w. w. Blouut. lot ]. block
$3.50.
Peter Gonn"lla TO i. T. Eubank
20 "-lo acres north line Of Broad
street Road. about two miles from
city. December -. i.F; tax. 81: $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
DUrLE:N COMPANY TAKES
OVER H.. T.. & q. PROPERTY

The Duplex Envelope Company has
purchased property formerly owned by
The Richmond Fredcricksbu and Pu-
ioWac Railroad Company for tliJ.c0u
The land is located at the southwest
corner of Laurel ami broad streets
The property fronts on til. south linz"
az Broad Street for q distance O. 80
icct and has a depth of 40 feet
The envelope company probably will
erect modern printing plant on thu
site TO handle it's increasing business
The present home OF tho company is oo
Twcnty-hrst Street between Main ana
Cary Streets
Building operations for the pas,
week increased ia .hc amount Of
money. but tho number Of permits is.
sued ger" not as many a. the forcgo-
inc period.
Charles H. phillips was issued Two
permits for the erection OF apartment
houses in the West End. III. total cost
OF which VIII be $4,000 Both houses
az. 10 II" erected on what has for the
past twenty years been known as the
Grove . lot OF land at TIA" northwest
corner OF Lombardy aIn! Grove Avenue
one OF the houses VIII front on tho
west line OF l.onha rdy street and the
other the NORTH, line ~ Grove Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
FOR SALE-iscal Estate

fHE sale. farms. standing timber. houses.
lots. I. - BRAGG
fGH al ny. acres suburban land on H.:
u. /" u. Good automobile roads Ashla al
car line near. Fine for truck or suburban
hon: Price. $3.50. Terms easy. direct from
owner AdnicSs Fox lis Richmond. Va.
FLoEIDA--wc viii buiId YOUR h.rno ON ri.h
farm mar JsClS<"nvill". at only s. monthly.
MY" Jacksonville Heights Co. Jackson
i.N' t'ANtl. OF Sal". wholesale priccs. Your
'h"lc" from thousands vi scrrs In high
i.hHS Of south Central Florida Write
ti"r!d" Good Homes Co. Scarr!tt Bldg.
NanS"~ 'itN. Mo.
nave " bargain ia color"d rental property.
NrN@r been N""srt. VIII sacrifice. e A..
car" rim"s-p isp.'ch
lit th'IiiS. start III" year right by
s"cuiin" " home for yourself and family.
Ine TIN" - "pportunc. We have TN" prop
crtS - suit at loss tina. cost Main
street a2or block. new modern u rooms AMI
sleeping porch. ft150 ON Hanover Avenue.
3-'h bl"c new modern rooms and Si..uin TX
porch a. N.2I0 Those real bargains.
NACGiiNN WIIIrI:nI.NSr 90. INC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

noSitS ny S'o'oco.ooe is shown in the
ICucIi! lscS'TNH lOarI'S weekly tlDap
clal summary OF tho twelve banks CON
di;ion aS at the close OF business last
night. The total gold reserve Increased
ny s-e'o"o'ooe. me report follows:
Cold coin and certificates
in Vault ..............S 1891. 600
Gold settlement fund
Federal Reserve Board al.a2o O0n
GOA with foreign agencies $500. 600
----------
banks ...........S S6?.?37 .0U0
G"id with Federal reserve
AGENTS .................S 1Sl.S5l 400
cold redemption fund 49,. 1874. d0o
------------.---
iotaI sold reserve. Sl,6Il |. $4,000
Legal 'ehocr notes. SILVER.
etc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4e.G:S. 600
--------
, lo,ai reserves Sl.1"o, 7GS 600
berS and Federal rccsrvc
banks ...................s csc. 700. 200
iiliS houSht in open mar
kct ................. "75.3ci.0 0o
-------
Iota niliS on hand ...s $50. 012.O0U
Cn!'c" states government
United states government
short-tern, securities. ~ SO. n00
Municipal warrants. ... 1905. 600
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Real Estate Summary
N. y. O.: Guigon. Moore. p. d.

don. p. O.: Guigon. Moore. p. d.
Tuesday
Open
Wednesday,
Thursday
open.
Friday
Open.
Saturday.
Open.
Monday
l.. X. Brown vs.. =. e. Cole.
January s. Tuesday
Charlotte Flcmin; W. Virginia Rail
WAY and Power Company. Stanyarnc
Wilson, y. o.; Guigon.
city Circuit Court.
Monday
X. y. Thomas vs. School Board city
Of Richmond. PRESLEY Smith. l.. \. L.
Smith, u. a.; e. V. Meredith. j.. d.
Law and Equity Court.
Thursday
Miller * Rhoads vs.. Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company Scott &
wci ii;'i'; 4 4 Dew. receivers. VS.. Now
ark shoe Company. j. G. Duke. y. O.
Wexford Il Dow. receivers. VS.
Charles r. Davis j. e. Duke D. a.
Wexford ~ Dew. receivers. ". Fra nix
l;calmuto. j. .. Duke, y. q.
u. Is. Hamilton vs. r.. H. Rawl G.
r. stern. y. 81. J. 9. Duke. y. d.
IIarrood brothers vs.. National Auto
TOP Company. Henley. Hall &: Hall p.
d; l.. y. l;azile. D. d.
l.. Singer son rs. Sam Bandits adj
Illustrator. Melvin FIcsonhcincr. p.
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GROSS DEPOSITS SHOW
Stin

WASHINGTON December 2o.-Nct
withdrawal Of sll%.o00.000 sovcrmcn,
deposits. and reduction OF tho gross dc.
posts by Sso,0co.ooo is shown in tho
Federal scScrvc boards weekly finan-
cial summary OF tho twelve banks CON
di;ion As at the close OF business las,
night The total gold reserve increased
by $4,000, 600. The report follown.
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! asainy, no, dcposi, liabilities. ea.1 per
Dnnvil,c'. New Knitting Mills.

Cold reserve against Federal reserve
note in actual circulation. Gt.3 per cent.
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Invest

your dividends in some OF the bargains
in real estate offered by us. You will
not he called on for additional mar
gin Real estate will stay with you.
New, modern 6-apartmcnt house. well
located. can he bought at price yield
ing good net return Sec us now
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS co,
real. ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
seventh and. Main Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
NEW FINANCIAL RECORD y
IS SET BY RED|sCOUNTs
Federal Reserve Bank OF Richmond
SurpaSscS All Previous
Figures.
CLEARINGs CONTINUE MEAv,
Weekly Report Shows Total OF $50
i19,372, as Compared With $50
5S7,322 for Corresponding Period
OF Last Year.

Another new high financial record
was established last week. when the
discounts Of the Federal Reserve Ean
OF Richmond surpassed all previous fig
urcS. Clcar!nEs of Richmond financial
institutions. as reported by the Clear
nS-H House Association. continued heavy.
Tho weekly report showed a total Of
>"o.fI9.312, as compared with S2".aS1.522,
for the corresponding week 6c last
year.
sediScounts of the Federal Reserve
Bank for the week ending with the
clos" Of business Friday afternoon
totalcd $685.. o00, breaking all pre-
vious weekly records. The previous
nigh record OF slightly more than s2S.-
100000 was established the preceding
week. Total resources of the reserve
bank now aggregate Hi53.SSc. 900. while
gold reserve % IS per cent is main
tanned against its MT deposit liability.
Discounts AT the reserve bank at the
clos" Of business Friday totaled sfti.-
l@@.i25 for tho year 1917. as coinpa red
with si5.6Se.?57 in 1916. Bank clear
inrs. as compiled yesterday. aggregated
3l.i3' ,6o3. t33 against Ss3o,910.ois for
the previous year.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
Governor George J. Scay yesterday is
sued tho following statement showing
tHt CONDITION 81 tne fcocraI Reserve
Eanh:
Resources.
Cold coin and certificates in
vault G.ooG.o 900
Cold settlement fund. LOGS 00n
Cold with foreign agencies. l,S3S, 900
Gold with Federal reserve
agent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3I,G02 900
Cold redemption fund. 800. $4,000
Total gold reserve. 62o2. 900
Legal tender notes. silver
certificates and subsidiary
coin .................S 49,, 900
Total reserve. ......s 6241oonn
Bills discounted and bouSht...S 43.lt5. 900
BIZ Of ladirG drafts. .. 2il. 900
United States government
bonds and certificates :.ls0.0 600
Total earning asSets.S 46,576 900
tncoll"ctcd items. ......S 1859 900
National bank notes. ~ $4,000
Due from special dcpos-
itaries-war loan deposit
accounts ............ o44o3 900
Al! other resources ....... .o5. 000
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total liabilities. 81

ou.S t"i'nihS -........... SOS 81. 900
Total amount OF bills discounted and
bought FOR tho week ending Friday
December IS 1917. S36 065. 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

Cold coin and certificates
az H'tuiI -'. ........S 1923 $1,000
Gold settlement fund
Federal Reserve Board 3l.ion nan
Gold with foreign agencies .o5Oo ooo
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WEEKLY STATEMENT OF
FEDERAL RESERVE: HANK

Governor George J. Scay yesterday is
sued tho following statement showing
the condition Of the Federal Reserve
Eanh:
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800 w. Grace ST,
------------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COUPLE without chiiuf.n want furnishe,f
apartment FOR light housekeeping: . rooms
and kit"hencttc with water preferred. Be-
tween FIRST and Tenth Streets. vast near
BROAD. Phone SUNDAY. D. care Randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
WANTED-Furnished Apartments

WANTED. furnished 5-rOom apartment or
house. References exchanged. Eo2 riding :
houses do not answer. / Al, caro- Times,
Dispatch. ~
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/ Real Estate
II CITY and st.te For ssLe. R~~,
ii 81 ExchaHke-Week's Suansry
SEVEN
FOR REST-FIats

WILL. suol.t newly furnished nuw modarn
West End apartment 10 Responsible party.
steam heated. hot and cold water: Jsnitop
service. Phone boulevard ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

Total gold held by
banks ...........s S6oa37 0nn
Gold with Federal reserve
''o!d redemption iund ..-.. l?.3i,.h00