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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-02

The proclamation of the President
troll of Food Administrator Hoover
utter quoting the terms of the Foo,
Control Act, says:
And, whereas, il is essential in
order to carry into effect the pro.
visions Of the said act, and in or
der to secure an adequate supply
and equitable distribution, and TO
facilitate the movement of Ger.
tain necessaries hereafter in this
proclamation specified that the Ii.
cense powers conferred upon the
President, by said act, be. at this
time exercised, to the extent here
matter set forth.
Now, therefore, /, WOODROW
WILSON, President. of the United
States of America, by virtue of
the powers conferred upon me by
said act Of congress, hereby find
and determine, and by this procla,
nation do announce, that IL is es-
sential in order to carry into eff
feet the purposes of said act, to
license the importation, manufac.
ture, and refining of SUGAR, sugar
syrups and molasses, to the extent
hereinafter specified.
All persons, firms, corporations,
and associations engaged in the
business either of importing su-
gnr, or manufacturing sugar from
sugar cane or beets, or of refining
sugar or of manufacturing sugar
syruPs or mOlasses, Except those
specifically exempted by said act
Of cOngress,) are hereby required
I" secure on or before October !.
1917, a license, which license will
he issued under such rules and
regulations governing the conduct
of the business as may be pre-.
Seribed. p, ..- b.. 49,,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-02
five BILLION.
SUBSCRIPTION.
.FORtNEWLOA
is EXPECTED.
Treasury Department Announces
Allotments To Reserve Dis
d. tricts and Figures It Is Ex-
pected Applications Will Reach
FOUR DISTRICTS WILL ~
I" RECEIVE TW0-THlRDS
Seven Per Cent Is Allotted To San
Francisco District In Which Is
Hawaii and Three Hundred
and Fifty Million Expected

September =
w 30 ASSOCIATED Press)-
Subscriptions for the second Lib
erty Loan of three billion dollars
will reach a total Of FIVE billions
il the expectations of treasury of
6cials and the committees in
charge of the campaign which is
to start Monday are realized. All
lotments to the various federal
reserve banking districts were an
nounced yesterday and with such
allotments were given the figures
which it is expected will be reach
ed by the subscriptions.
Once more the biggest proper
tomato share OF the loan goes to
New York and the Eastern sea-
board cities and Chicago and
Cleveland. The New York re-
serve district alone is to have
nearly half of the bonds
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-02
CUBA WILL Be.
.ASKEDTOA|D|N.
CONTROLLING
SUGAR PRICES
United States VIII Go Direct To
Island Government IN Effort To
Establish international Over
sight OF Commodity
UNITED STATES SUGAR
MEN ARE ALL LINED UP
Campaign Of Publicity Is Design
ed To Keep Retail Grocers
From Making Any 0vercharges
Upon the Consumers

WASHINGTON, September
w 80 - ASSOCIATED Press)-
In the plan for international con-
troll for the United States and its
allies of the prices of sugar the
first move will be taken by the
opening OF negotiations with
Cuba for agreement between the
island Republic and the United
States on the subject of control
Of sugar output and prices.
1t is recognized that Cuban
sugar has for years practically
made sugar prices in the United
States. 1t has always been the
biggest factor in the sugar mar
ket and, although the greater part
Of this years crop has been mar
keted it is intended to secure an
agreement which will make pos
sible the control OF next years
crop as well and subsequent crops
should the war continue further
TO do this the cooperation OF the
Cuban government will be sought.
CUBAN CONTROL NEEDED
While some objection has been
made by some sugar planters OF
Cuba to the proposed price in
New York. il is said tu be salts
factory to the majority. The OBJ
jectors have insisted such a price
would tend to reduce the area on
which crops will be grown. This
is denied. Before determining on
prices, it is understood, the larger
sugar producers of Cuba were
sounded and their opinions enter
ed largely into a final determine
ton Of the price that should be
made.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-02
PRODUCERS AGREE

Already all of the American re-
fncrs, the beet sugar industries,
Louisiana planters and the Ha.
waiian Islands producers have
agreed upon the maximum prices
Next the margin Of profit of the
jobber and the broker will be reg
ulated like that OF the refners by
the food administration which
hopes thus to keep the retail price
down for the consumer through a
constant campaign OF publicity
covering supplies on hand and the
price which is charged by the re,
fners to- the middlemen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-02
AN AID to DIGESTION.

When YOU have a fullness and weight
in the stomach after eating you may
-. -. 'h"' -" h""a ont. 40 ..'
and should take one of Chamberlain
iun'eIs 10 aId your Usges.iou. or
sale by all dealers. BENSON, Smith & Co.
Ltd. Agts. for Hawaii. Advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-02
ALLoTMENTS OF BONDS

AS announced by the treasury
department. yesterday the New
York federal reserve district is al
loted forty per cent Of the bonds
which are to be issued. This
makes New York's share 81 ,2OO,-
100000 but it is expected that sub
Scriptions will total up to a billion
and a half dollars.
The twelfth reserve district
embracing Pacific Coast States
and the Territory of Hawaii is al
lotted seven per cent of the loan
S2l0,OOO,OOO, but it is believed
that in this district the subscrip-
ions will reach $3SO,O00,OOO.
Virtually two-thirds of the ex-
pected subscriptions of FIVE billion
dollars and propOrtionate alIot-
nentS OF the bonds are assigned
o the New York, Boston, Chi
1agO and Cleveland reserve dis
.triCtS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-02
ITALIANS CONTINUE
THEIR FORWARD MOVE

ROME, September go Associated
Press The campaign on the Bainsiz-
"a plateau continues to favor the Ita.
lians, despite desperate counter attacks
by the Austrians. Italians have again
1een on the offensive aud have made
further gains east of Gorilla, according
to dispatches from the front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
University Orator Chosen.

Spcria 10 Tho Times Dispatchl
tliNl;l.oTTESNILI.E. VA. Npril So
John Y. IWarlcS. of this city. has boon
chosen to represent tho UniverSitv az
Virginia in tho state oratoricai contest
To be held At the university on the
night of April -. Mr.. Quarlcs is :,
graduate OF tho local city high school
and il a candidate for II degree q, tho
coming commencement. lie is also on
the intercollegiate debating team
against the University. or Georgia
Arthur Kyle Davis. Jr. Of Peters
burg. who is also applying for a degree
this year. has been chosen 10 repre-
sent tho university in tho Virginia
state "ratorical contest. to he held in
Lynchburg carly in May
The committee Of Judges consisted
Of 6 Wv. Raul. professor Of public
Speaking y. T. ~ Halz. professor "f
philosophy. and II. T. Johnson, adjunct
professor Of English literature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
GERMANS WELL TREATED
Representative OF Wnr Department
Thanks Switzerland for Its
Kindly Care.

BERN. April I.---t;cncral Ericlrich
a representative Of tho German War
department, recently visited the camps
OF the German war prisoners informed
in Switzerland. Before his return to
Berlin the general. accompanied by
the German minister paid n formal
visit to the President OF tho Swiss
Federation To express tho thanks Of
his government for the kind t:ra,ncn,
tho German soldiers receive from the
authorities aud the people of the re-
public.
The informed Germans number about
5000 and are mostly invalids and
crpplcs brouEh; from prison camps in
France and Africa. Most of them were
in terrible condition When they
reached Switzerland but in the pure.
inriEoratinr mountain air aud under
good care they found their health i'm =
prove rapidly. Many of them arc now
able To work. and quite n number oh =
tanned employment i'm Swiss business
houses
"Th" prisoners will never forget tho
kindness shown To them by the Swiss
nation and its governments" said Cen
oral Friedrich when he loft after his
tour of inspection "rhc excellent
treatment OF our sick and crippled sol.
dicrs has still further Ccmcnicd the
friendship between truly neutral Swift
zcrland and Germany. our nation
owes an everlasting debt OF Erati,udc
Ia the Swiss republic"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
Notes From All parts OF tho World
Telling of Various Industrial
Matters.
Great Britain now has 2IG electricity
with a capita! Of S305.-

Gr"a; Britain now has PC electricity
companies. with a capita! Of S3N5.-
900 OO0
Russian railroads protect ties and
telegraph poles against decay by soak
'nc thcu tor several months before
'iSc in strong brine.
Tic United states marketed 1881
short tons OF asbestos of domestic pro-
dnctiou last wear. n gain Of 81 per
cent from the year before.
\ French phonocraph for teaching
languages displays printed words and
phrases on Il moving reel as the sounds
issue from TN" horn.
The Nero club oc America recently
acquired control OF Sl0OuO to he Of
fcr"d as :; priz" 10 thu, discovercr Of n
fuel more suitable for aerial naviSa-
tion than raSolinc.
III" Hawaiian islands are becoming
so nopuiar rs resort for eastern mil
iionaircs that all tho steamers sailing
for honolulu are crowded TO their "a
paCity
Bank ci"arinEs III Los Angeles for
January broke ali records with total
of Sl3A.25+.S61. being more than So
600. %" greater than Dccrmhcr COM
pared with January Of 1916 tho gain
W.; about S3G.o00.o00
In til" presence OF a large number
OF citizens the radio station at san
picC" WAS tested the other day ana
saio good morning 10 Australia aud
other points on III" globe" u COS;
s%0",o"", and is The largest III the
world
Tn" earliest placer mining in Ala ska
was done ON Fortymilc River in 1856
This led I" tho opening up Of inland
Alaska and the discover: Of the ia
NOUS klondilic placcrs. Over 5000
0o".o 600 worth Of gold has h"en taken
ont "f the I<iuu.lilic and Yukon rlaccrs
Before tn" war broke out most of
TIA" tale used IN America came from
Franc" aud Italy. With tho cutting
off "f this supply til" price has risen
I" aS high as S12 Il ton. Tho Caliror-
MIA Tale Company. san Francisco
corporation. is about To cons;ruc, u
plant Of twenty tons capacity !" grind
III" tale from its mine near keclcr.
Cal.
About nifty tons Of lemon grass oil
is imported into tho United states each
year for the perfume and soap INDUS
tries Tn" grass grows well in Cali
fornia ON poor dry soils. but tho profits
arc not largo. Experiments by the De-
par'mcnt Of Agriculturc show nice
profit IN Florida fields q, about 81,
an acre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
Amazing Potver of Bon Optic
To Make Weak Eyes Strong
Doctor Says 1t Strennthens !
Eyesight so per cent in One
Weeks Time in Many Instances

viii he able to strengthen their eyes
80 as L" lee spared the trouble md OK
pcnsc Of ever getting ElaSaes Eve
troubles of many descriptions may he
wonderfully benefited by the us, az
this prescription at home. Go to any,
active drug store and get - hottie Of
Eon-Opt" tablets. Drop one Bon Onto
table; in fourth Of q glass OF ,vatc r.
and let IL dissolve. with this liuui3
battle the eyes two to four times daily
You should notice your eyes clear nm;
inflammation and rcducAs Will quickly,
disappear. IT your eyes bother you
even little il 10 your duty TO tax a
steps 10 save them now before il is too.
Int. Many hopclcS.ly blind might have.
saved their sight If they had cared for
their eyes III time.
N",c: Ano,her p,eminen, Physician t..
said Us The bon Optic prescription liz trui,
ingredients arc we'll known to eminent &c
specialists and widely prescribed bv them
! have used Il very succcssfuliy>in my own
p'a"tirc ON paucnts whose oyeY Ners
! can highly recommend !, in case Of week.
w",ory. aching. snnri,nE, itching, burn, .
inE eyes rrh lids. blurred vision or for
eyes iniiam"d from exposure TO smoke sun
dust or wind 1; IS one OF the very few
preparations | feel should he kept on hspd
for regular Is- n almost every !aufit"
ent medicine OF q "ecrc, remedy. II IL m
ethical preparation tho formula b.tpy
printed on tho package. The manufnc..
turcrs guarantee ~ 20 strengthen ve,irb,
instances refund ia. money II can h.
op,sSimeh from any good druSsis, and =
Tragic Drug Co and other druggists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
V. P. |. PLANS REUNION
Expect To nrcnniyr t0mpnn! or Nolun-
trcr> From farult, mud ToWnSrco-
pic far DrlIiS.

tSpccial Ia The Times DisDntch.i
BLAcESItRC Va. April THE
third and last term Of il:a session 4 /
the Virginia polytechnic institute be :
gan March 81. and will continue IN
til Friday. June y the irst day Of
commandments week y COMMITTEES OF
the faculty is nON arrauSi nG the 0ro-
gram FOR finals and H. ~ Hin. cXccu-
tive secretary Of tho alumni asSoCiH
ton. Is hus! With 2lans TO have the
biggest reunion u old students in III:
history Of tho college AT that tine
Mr.. Tin visited the alumni chapter
in ElucNcld ON Saturday and will go
to Richmond shortly for conference
with tho members OF the charter there.
Captain clifford 4. carson. United
states Army. has taken up his duties
as commandment Of cadets at Nirri nia
Polytcchnic institute. aud III" war
spirit now abroad in til" country IS
reflected in the kind OF DIR lis that are
held each day. Captain Carson has
made several talks 10 ;hc students
faculty and citizens lately on military
subjects and addressed q cammilnii,
meeting in the assembly hail on We'd
nesday night in the interest Of uni.
vcrSal military Serw"c. This meeting
was tho frs, step in a plan TO orEarizc
company al volunteers from the
faculty and iuwnspcppie fo, instruc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
stop CAL0M|EI! TAKE
DODSoN'S LIVER TONE
New Discovery Takes Place Of Dangerous Caomet Puts Your Liver To
Work Without Making You Sick-Eat Anything-It Can Not
Savate Don't Lose Days Work!

discovered vegetable compound thai does
The work OF dangerous. sckenil}g caloincl and !
want every reader OF this paper 10 try bottle
and ii II doe5n'i Straiglncn YOU up better and
quicker than salivaiins caorncl just go back to
the store and get your money.
guarantee that one spoonful Of Dodson 5
Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work
and clean your thirty feet OF bowels of the sour
pic and constipation poison which is clogging
yot1r yStcm and making YOU iccl miserable
guarantee that ono spoonful Of this harmless
liquid liver medicine viii relieve Inc headache bill.
onsnes>. coa;cd tongue agc, malaria, sour Ston,-
ach or any other distress caused by a torpid liver
as quickly as dose Of vile na,iscating calomel.
besides 1t will not make you sick or keep you from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
CHANGER, nr,E>sn DEEDS.
Six Deeds Of Release. Amounting
tn S1J,.G1

stern * Whcrry. trustees. to !. i.
McponouSh. j0NlhG feet northeast cor
nor Park Avenue and West Street
March 20. 1917, S1,l20.
Elam & Funston. trustees. to oscar
q; NcticC ct al. 40 lie hy So feet north
line OF Main Street. &C feet cast Of
Twenty. third street. April >. 1911:
$500
T.. Il. Schmidt. trustee. to t.. T.
Iicrold. 2oNi25 feet. known as 1901
Littlcpagc Street. April >, 1917: $3.50.
II. ". Jackson ct ais. trustees. to
Claude T.. SprCukic ct uN.. - feet 81
inches bv ia feet south line of Cary
Street. - LIZ feet east OF Mulberry
street. February |. 1916: S3.360
l.. g. Moorciicld ~ ais. trustees. to
Willie II. DAMS ct ais. 10 lie by los
foot. known POS West Street. De-
ccmhcr -. 1911: S2.3a2.
Arthur t.. chapman. trustee. tn Flo
rinc Parrish Mercer. IL IA by 10? feet.
known as - North Rowland Street.
january u. 1917: $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
a Free J. description lon tnn lia,'
Filled mud Use at Home.

Filled nn, Use at Home.
Weaknesses and those WHO wear
glasses. will bc glad to Know that ar-
cordinS to DR.. Levi. there i1 real hop:
and help for them Many whose eyes
were failing say they have had their
eyes restored by this remarkable pre-.
Scription and many who oGcc wor"
glasses say they have thrown them
away One man says. after using ~:
Il was almost blind Could not sec L"
road at all. Now can read every
thing without my glasses. and my eyes
do not hurt amy more. At night they
would pain drcadfulIy. Now they feel
nnc all the time. II was like :: miracle
TO me-. \ lady who used il says: The
atmosphere seemed hazy with or with
out glasses. but after using this pre-
scription for fifteen days everything
seems clear. | can read even the fine
print without glasses" Another who
used II says: "I was bothered with
eye strain caused by ovcrworkcd tired
eyes. which induced fierce headaches.
! have worn glasses for several wears
both for distance and work and with
name on an envelope or the tyucwri, d.
ing on the machine before me. can
90 both now and have discarded NV
long distance glasses altogether +
can count the fluttcrinE leaves on IN.
Trees across the street now which for
several years nave looked Xix, :, dim
green blur TO me. I cannot EXPRESS my.
JOY AZ villa, it has done for me-
II * believed that thousands who
wear glasses can now discard them in
reasonable time and multitudes more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
u, >rI>us ro,,,r. FART u.

Monday Susan &. Monkey ~. CITY
az ki"hmond: Lamb " Lamb, y. a.;
';"rrc" Wayu" anderson, y. Il.
Tucs,a Matte TYLER IS. Atlantic
Coast Line railroad. ,ArEumcnt.l
NuuuailN & Miller. T.. q. Edwin T.
cos. u. d, commonwealth vs. Echorca
Novcy. Commonwealth IS. T. r.
lu"ket.
Wednesday J., sharpe V. Louis
\. Cooke: I.amh & Lamb. y. q, liaw
y iiaw, u. Il.
Thursday Mrs. l.. u. oliver W. Nir-
Einia hallway aud Tower Company
,\rEumcntD Justice. punf"ri ANA At
ltiusou. -. d.: 7 J Moore. u. Il. George
w. Moshy vs.. Edgar g. MoSby ct ais;
Thomas w. Gardner y. u: John r.
Welsh and Lamb Il Lamb, u. d. Mat
tic l.. hurrctt 81 ais. ~. y. Thomas
MoShy: Iohn 1; Welsh. Lamb X Lamb
n a, 'rlruI,. " ,..rInrr Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

day work, want to see bottle Of this won
dcrtul liver medicine in every home here
Calomcl is poison-its mcrcury--it attacks the
bones often causing rheumatism Caloniel is dan.
gcrous. Ii sickens-whilc my Dodsons Liver
Tone is safe pleasant and harmless Eat any
thing afterwards because il can not salivate Give
II to the children because il doesn't upset the ston-
ach or shock the liver Take a spoonful tonight
and wake UP feeling fine and ready for full
days work.
Get bottle! Try it! II /, doesn't do exactly
what say. tell Your dealer to hand your money
back. Every druggist and store keeper here knows
nc and knows OF my wonderful discovery Of a
vegetable medicine that takes the place of danger
Gus calonel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Great Activity Is Shown, More Than
200 Deeds Being Placed
on Record.
TOTAL SALES OF WEEK $3.50. 900
Davis Apartments. on Mulberry
Street. Sold for Sf2,5O0-Dccds
for The rimcs-Dispatch Building
Arc Recorded.
TOTAL SALES OF WEEK S5s5. 900
he Weeks Record

Richmond real estate rourishcd dur
Ing the first week. Of April. which
ended Yesterday. and tho total amount
ct money spent for local property
amounted to nearly s5S5.oon. This
amount is larger than that Of any week
of tho winter or spring season. The
volume of deeds placed on record IN
the Chanrcry Court during the week
Was FAR above tina; OF the previous
week.
The week was featured 10y ono very
large sale. which WAS completed yes
tcrday. when the Lahuruum Corpora
tion sold 10 The Times Dispatch Build
ing Inc. the tcn-storY modern tire
proof building on South Tenth street
The deal included the lot, which has
- frontage Of nearly eighty foot on the
west line Of Tenth Street hctwccn Main
and Cary Streets and a depth Of nearly
ci-hty-thrce feet.
Tho building is now occupied by the
Richmond Times Dispatch, and was
built by tho I.ahurnun' Corporation
expressly for newspaper purposes tn"
AGO ~ the Laburnum Corporation ana
Tho Times Dispatch Building, Inc.
though tho papers only went to record
yesterday.
DAVIS APARTMENTS
ARE SOLD roU si:.'Go
nc W''" va :" ny 81" a.
'h"' q "l"!'' w
rc'prn W''' ."i '"' ~" @
money J" '"" ''o,' ~ NV ~
there Wcr" place" on '''oi' va '"'
'hanccrE 'o"r' St>e''' "'"'' 10
property transfers
The Davis Apartment; building. Sit
iia,cd on tho ives, line Of Mulberry
stree, between Hanover and stuart
Avenue. was sold during the week by
Davis BROTHERS Inc. to j. u. Carncal
for u rr,ce reported to have been Si2.-
son Tho lot on which tho apartments
stand has a frontage OF ASA. feet on
Nnlhcrry street and a dcuth Of ll5 .
roo,
n carn.al and Davis Erothcrs.
La. also rrurcd in another large
d.,I w.ncn The former transferred to
M ,,,,cr rrororty ON the west line
~ >lIon AYcuI,o bctwccn Paris and
uorumcnt Avenues improvements
l,nonn as Tho Allen Avenue Apartment, :
,crc Included in the ;ransaction
Monument Avenue ,ropcr;, hrough,
si-,on during ,h. week when Rcrth:,
,inswaprcr transferred to Mclllwaiur
,,unn nror.riy (nown AS 1Sao Mona.
nan, ,ycnnc The land has a frontage
on Monumon, Avenue Of - feet and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

aud Il. II Davis. trustees. aoxlo5 feet
northwest corner cary and Plum
Streets. April >, 1911, $1,000.
John T. Gill ct ny 10 Arthur L.. Chap
man 81 ais. trustees. ioXl35 feet south
line ii Floyd Avenue. - feet east of
poolcy Avenue. March 70. 1917: $500.
T.. Ray Richardson to Chcwniug 4;
BoNicy. trustees, u feet SIS inches
by l12 foot Il - inches. known AZ No.
North Davis Avenue April >. 1917:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
ASSURES GERMANS SAFETY
Governor Beckett Snys Aliens In North
tRroltnn Are Sufc 10 They
Observe PrOPrietirs.

Special TO Tho Times ispatch.l
kAi.EICi1l y. e.. April 1.-t;ovcrnor
Beckett gave out statement this
evening expressing his abiding faith
in the German element Of tho North
Carolina "itizenry. assuring unnatural
'zcd Germans living in this state that
they arc thoroughly safe here as lohS
az they observe the prcprietics. Gov
crnor Beckett paid tribute to III" 10y
atty ana patriotism Of the negro race
in North Caroline. declaring that TO
question this loyalty would ne a hor-
riblc Injustice to a faithful people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
mn>uico CIncIrr corur.

TUESDAY Bertha l.. V. cloud vs. Will
liam q. liaas" Cutchins & Cuirhins
u. u.: l.. w livery. y. d !. W. l:arucs
vs.. stony creek piStiilinc Company:
~. Carter E"dd. =. a.; Lamb ~ Lamb.
y. a.
Wednesday, Charles y. Jackson VS..
Al"N Anderson; l.cakc x Euford. u. q.
Thursday Williamsburg Realty Co.
". Il. u. TMllrN. Storm & Storm. u. Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
mrSrI>t.s DEEDS or Trust.
Two Deeds Of Trust. Amounting To


Claude T. hamilton ct ny. to \. y.
rcttiCrCw. trustee. l6oNl32 feet. known
ass 300. al. via. "i.. 3l?. 32l. 1923. 325
and 321 East Fourteenth Street March
20 l;i1: $1,000.
ti"rbcrt u, Clarke ~ uN. to Lawrence
y. Pool lot II in square 4 in Burfoot's
addition. April 4. 1917; $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
tolur CALENDARS.

The following cases have been called
'or trial IN tho various courts this
N.cl,
t%otc--p. 1t. is AN Authorization used
a dcnot" counsel fo:' the plaintiff. and
.. al. for the dcfcndantD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

agents conference Al tho extension di-
vision Tuesday were: r. y. Sandy. OF
ihrhevillc: w. G. Shtcklcford. of Al
bcmarlc: w. L. Moore. of Bedford: S.