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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30
SACRAMENTO REDS
WILL BE RELEASED

Sacramento. Dec. ga majority
of the alleged Industrial Workers of
the World members held here in
connection with the federal investi-
cation of an alleged dynamite con-
spiracy, probably will be released, ae-
cording to Don Rathbun of the de-
partment OF justice.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30
REPUBLIC is FORMED
IN WHITE RUSSIA

London, Dec. 29.-The establish
ment Of republic In White Russia
has been announced, according to
Petrograd advices today. A Rada.
or legislative body for the territory,
has been assembled at Minsk, at
which place decree win be issued
proclaiming the independence of the
state.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30
BANK PRESIDENT is
HELD ON MURDER CHARGE

Peoria. H., Dec. 29.-E. A. Stra-
usl, the bank president who killed
his cashier. Berne M. Mead. recent
ly. was held without bail on mur-
der charge by verdict Of coron-
er's jury today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30

Paris Dec. 2S.--In the week end
Ing December 22. one French steam
er Of more than 1900 tons and one
of less than that tonnage were sunk
by submarines and mines.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30
BOIISHEvIKI GIVE GERMANY's
ENEMIES TEN DAYS TO ENTER
NEGOTIATIONS
OTHERWISE SEPARATE PEACE
Allies Stand Firm for Destruction Of
Menace To Democracy Before Con.
sidering Peace

Petrograd, Dec. 29.-There is o
persistent rumor here that the king
OF Roumania has abdIcated his
throne In favor OF Crown Prince
Charles.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30
LIFE SENTENCE FOR
MURDERER OF GIRL

Laconia, N. H.. Dec. 29--Morris
b. Bradford, who shot and killed
Miss Alice B. Richards and wounded
two other teachers at the New Hanp-
shire school for feeble-minded last
June. pleaded guilty today to MUIR
der in the first degree and was SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30

London, Dec. 29.-The effort Of
Leon Trotzky. Bolsheyiki foreign
minister. to bring the allies into his
peace negotiations with the Ger
mans. Is doomed to failure. This Is
made evident by the flat footed an
nouncements by Premier Lloyd
George, in letter to the convention
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30
WINTER IS PLAYING
RETURN ENGAGEMENT

St. Paul, Dec. 29.-The northwest
is in the grip Of real old time
''frigid" winter. 1t is 22 below here
this morning with reports from sew
eral northwestern points Of 80 and
lower. The weather man does not
hold out much hope for an immedi-
ate relief.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30
HEAVY SNOW FALLS
ON AMERICAN LINES

With the American Army In
France. Dec. 29.-Still another day
OF bowling snowstorm. the fourth OF
the present spell, found the expedi-
tionary force beginning u fight to
keep from being showed under.
Plows are being used to keep the
roads clear.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30

Chicago. Dec. 29.--Immedlate cur
tailment OF the luxurious passenger
service equipment was among the
first steps taken by some OF the rail-
roads with headquarters In Chicago
when the government took control
OF the rail systems.
The Chicago. Milwaukee and 81.
Paul announced that II would ellmi-
nate both observation and buffet
smoking cars from It's trains. The
change will be made between Chi
cago. Milwaukee, and Minneapolis at
once. and on the lines to Kansas
City and Omaha next week.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30
ARMY BALLOON LANDS
BELOW MEXICAN LINE

Laredo, Dec. 29.-The army bal
loon, manned by Captain Mccullough
and eight soldier-aviators which left
San Antonio yesterday. lost its
course and landed at Hidalgo. Mex
leo. 40 miles from Laredo. last night
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-12-30
BERLIN SAYS ITALIANS
ATTACK WAS REPULsED

Berlin, Dec. 29.A-An Italian at
tack against the Austro-G German
positions on the heights east of
Monte Tomba broke down under the
Teuton fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
Weekly Co,ton n.,,o

NV 1Ot\. December 1.-THE pub-
iication OF the governments annual
crop estimate was followed by an en-
cited advance in the cotton marker
actiy in line with the average eXpec-
tailon OF the trade. and the demand
Which followed announcement OF tho
nSurcs was attributed to pcopIc vim
MAD hecn bullishly impressed hv the
recent activity OF trade buying and the
StcadincSS OF spot markets, but who
had previously held of. owing to -
would provo larger. The advance which
carried prices into new high ground
Tor the season was checked by SourI :
crn selling and realizing with the mar
hct becoming rather nervous and nm
settled later in the week. owing to the
continued small exports and reports OF
diminishing demand from trade
sources. Inc unsettled ruling Of the
Slock market and nervousness over
political or military affairs abroa 4
countless exercised RESTRICTING in
nncncc on speculation. 1t was noted
around the ring that the SPOT busi
ness reported in the leading Southern
markets was larger AT the advance,
suggesting that spots were again com
inS out more freely. while there was
aiSo some hedge selling on the rcac,ion
Uncertainty as To tho showing OF The
ginning report expected next Thursday
may have increased "a tendency to even
up commitments for over the holiday
ana at the close tonight local brokers;
Sald tue outstanding interest had
countless been much reduced since tho
advance TO 29.So for January contracts,
Local freight brokers are looking for
lions during the next three or four
weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
MANUFACTURING |MPEDED
BY STORMS AND COLD
Recent Low Temperatures Helpful
Only to Retail Business, Says
buns Weekly Report.
BUYING is CONSERVATIVE
Civilian Trade Figures in Aggregate
Reports FOrcsl,adowing Favorable
Results, but Holidays Purchases
Indicate Economy Trend.

NEW YORK. December 14.-Duu's to-
borrow will say: Only IN the retail
field have storms and low tcmpera-
lures been helpful to business. and il
is of less general Importance tht; dc =
mandS for Scasonable commodities have
been accelerated and augmented than
that transportation problems have
been aggravated and manufacturing
still further impeded.
Through the vigorous and unusual
measures taken to better conditions.
partial relief from the freight con-
Scstion was indicated before real WIN
ter weather set in over a wide area:
"ut since then tho situation has be-
come even moro troublesome. and not
Il few plants have hccn forced to shut
down or 10 appreciably reduce opera
tions because of the added difficulties
OF obtaining fuel
That strictly civilian trade while not
so con.picuouSly active aS previously.
remains large in the aggregate reports
make clear and Christmas shopping
has started in way for-sh adowinE
favorable results on the whole.
But holiday purchases III most in
stances are both more conservative and
discriminating than last year and en-
phasizc the movement toward economy
which has grown out Of the war and
which is spreading in about all ma
tions.
Weekly hank clcariurc SIl17 OIL 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
NEW CHARTERS.

The following charters were grant
c ed Yesterday by the State Corpora ion
Virginia Realty Corporation. of New
port News. Virginia. Newport News. Va
Capital stock, $4,000. Object. real es.
tate business. NJ. c. Clarke. president
Newport News. Va.
Workmen' Circle Cemetery Asso-
ciatio Norfolk VI. No capital stock
W itiinm Eoscn president; Charles H.
SSrh'ccr' secretary, both OF Norfolk
suburban Realty Company. Incorpo.
rIalch. T.. q. address. Richmond Va.
lirnFico County. principal oficr. CAPT.
tai took. $1,000. Object. real estate
~ Z. Chambcrlaiu. presidents: H. Is
Va
kimbcriinc Oil and Gas Corporation
ltoan"k:. Va. Capital stock. $4,000
Solcri. c!l and gas business. q. l.
StcarneS. president: :. l.. Powell sec.
Rotary. both of Salem. Va
Amendment 10 charter of Southwest.
ern Investment Company. Incorporat
ed. iiristol Va. changing name &c
southern Finance Company. Incorpo
rated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
POOR ASK CITY FOR AID
Hoard Prompt In Re-
spoDsc to Appeals for
ISucl.

Wintry weather during the past three
days has brought many requests to the
city from tho poor OF Richmond for
assistance, in addition To tho great
relief work being done by the Assoc
ciatcd Charities. the Salvation Army
ana other charity organizations. Mum
crous requests for assistance were filed
Yesterday with the Administrative
Board.
The requests cover 4 variety Of wants.
put they are chiefly for wood. coal and
PROVISIONS Each appeal is immcdi-
atc!E placed in the hands OF tho visiting
nurses OF the Health Department for
investigation, and the supplies dcliv-
cred at once. Zach year the city dis
tributes coal and wood from the city
iiome to the needy. For several days
the demands upon the city have been
unusually heavy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
CHASCERr TRANSFERS.

&. h"iic +. Jackson TO Gallo Willis. ON
street; december -. 1917: tan 81; $40.
...,r; i'uSSiHS ct Xix. to John Iiagby
on Nv - lect, beginning on a Io-foot
"ii"E' ~" ~ feet west OF Davis Ave-
""e; "entembcr g.. 1917: tax. 50; $40.
y hWmgemin T. Perkins ct vir to Jesse
H. Wright: ID .-6xl32 feet. known a.
.2o1 Nenable Street April Is. 1917:
taX. $50; $40. ;
Eruc. Bowr. substitute trustee. to
:. W. iollard. ~ l-2Xl26 IA feet south
saS' corner Twcntieth and r street.
N"vcinber a. 1917: $500.
&. T.: stein ct ais. to Clara &. Stein.
LOT 4. block I. battery Court Addition.
November &c, 1917: tax, 81: $40.
j. w. Meredith TO W. Benton 81 5-Gy
-" tcct, known as "1li NJ street: also
""N!"o rect north line OF Denny street.
ht,wcch Taylor Street aud Nationa
cemetery Road also I7xi50 feet
known as Got Buchanan street. No
Il. u. Stoltz ct uX. To c. ~. Archer.
iioNl2" feet north line OF Wallace
street. ~ feet west OF Harrison Street
November -. 1911; tax. $3.50: $40
Ernest w. Moore ct ais executors
and trustees 10 j. ~. Stewart 80 AN
L.? - feet, known AS 612 North Tween
ty-seventh Street: also 80 s-ixiSa feet
street: also a. il-l2Nl20 feet known as
I0?- I North Twcnty-Hfth street. No
Vcmber go. 1917 $4,000
oiiS ~. GreaSer ct uX. to Julia NJ Nc
nonough. lot IL. and part of lot IL.
block L, Highland Park addition. Dc.
ccmher 8. 1917: tax, $40; $40.
- Arthur Panton ct yir TO Julia NJ. Nc
Park Addition. December ), 1917: tax,
81: SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
FOR U. C. T. OFFICERS
Members OF Richmond Council VIII
fntcrtHin Supreme Councillor
and Others Tonight.

Several members OF the Supreme
Council. United Commercial Travellers.
will be the guests Of Richmond Coun-
ell. No. l1?. AT dinner Tonight at the
local councils headquarters. Colombo
Hall. "i0I West I;road street.
Among those who will lie present
VIII DC Suprcn" Councillor Il. j.
Phelps. of Hluciicld, w. Va; Supreme
Secretary Walter u. Murphy. Of
Columbus. o.: Grand Councillor Edgar
7. Me"ks. OF Norfolk; Grand Score
tary George i. Brown. Of Lexington,
NJ: Grand Sentinel Albert Triplet.
Of Washington: and Grand Sentinel
Thomas j.. Aaron. Of Richmond.
Robert Simpson. senior councillor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15

Tho Third Presbyterian Church.
Twcnty-SiNth and Broad Streets. will
hold = special service tomorrow morn
ing at i o'clock. when the newly
elected elders and dcacons will be or
daincd and installed. The names Of the
now officers are AS follows: Elders
G. =. Dowdy. W. y. Duncan. W. &.
Strange and w. l.. Gri6g. Dcacons-
Charles Edgar. s. T.. Strange. j. l..
Eimonds. W. T.. comnor and II. L. Mills
The pastor desires that AS many mem
bcrs as possible" he present AT this ser
vice. and II most cordial invitation is
extended to all visitors and strang crs
who may desire 10 attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15

nee: y; l.2Xl"6 IA feet southwest cor
h,r i,"e'atieth aud Il Streets. Noyem.
~. iHl1: $56j.:n. ''
r-'e ,ru Meitert TO A. J. Chewing,
The .r rtuslee. 59Xl3" feet cast line Of
,erracc, lS3 feet south OF Itnrccs
''J + " December 10. 1ai1: $500. ,
trns,nc HytoS%art 70 kicheson Il Bayliss,
So 80 3-iNl"9 - feet, known ;. :
10 - .s"rtn twenty seventh Street: also
rwc,'i," 80 rect. known as 6lS North
io mmctlE-seventh Street: also j~jI-i1x
iroc ,GG,' known as 1o?-II North TwenN
So.Ii6. o. 1911;
W: u. Bayliss to Parrish & Ricboson
ssI,uStccS' 81 !-6Nl25 feet. Known AS Ill
m street; also 30N230 feet north line
., Jenny street. between Taylor Strnet
81 ~ na''onal Cemetery Road: also ION
ttet' known as 6U4 buchanan 81 ROOT
November so. 1917; s2.&ce. '''' e''
,r1 y: w: Stewart to Hicheson & Welsh,
sia 49, 90 .. IN 70 l.. feet. known as
North 2'th Street; also 4034x133
s ssv.' kn9"n as els North Twenty
lnn,.n Strccd; also A. lll2XloO feet,
SHOWN as 10?-ll North Twentv-iir,G
street. November so. 1917. $3.50. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
VIII act as postmaster at THO banou
ana preside at the ceremonies inc
PRESSING RED CROSS won.
South RichnOnd Chapter Upcus sta
lions for Distribution OF
Membership Card.

The South Richmond chap. nr tn
American Fed Cross VIII make q
drive for members tho coming =
and, therefore. is m;,llin:; plans
tue carrying on OF the Campaign.g
- expected that II substantial incra /
in member Will result. Every HOT
in South Iiichmond. IN which t,ie
arc members In the local chapter
to have II Red Cross card bet II
stars. which will represent the nuui 1
present in that household. who
members OF that chapter.
For the purpose Of di$tributi
these cards three stations have bc
established at tho following plac,
W. w. Fricnd's Drug Store. Washin
ton and Eariy'S Drug store al
AndcrSon'S Drug store. Nunna Nv
store VIII be tho Headquarters whc,
those desiring To enroll as ~ mem
Der of the Red Cross may make an
plicatiom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
CHANCERr RELEASE DEEDS

X l.. Boulware. trustee, to JEFF II
iIowell et ais, ISXi42 feet south line OF
MarSha!i Street, 24U feet east of Han.
600 i't'' Wv
NJ. ID. Nunnally. trustee. to College
Apartment Corporation. 1l.S3 by depth
not given. south tine of Grace STREE
at east line Of Lo,rbar dy Street. De
cember 1. 1917; $1,000
- T.: i. sutton ct al, executors of F.
=: sutton ST.. trustee deceased 30 l-ay
90 feet, known as a406 East Marshall
II: Il. Pollard. .Ir.. trustee. to En-.
genie j.. Perkinson. % 5-6xlS2 feet,
known as 2207 Nenablc Street. Dcccm
Der 10. 1917; s2,a40
w 5. Robinson. trustee. TO Charles
Is. Wills and assigns, I40Xlo5 feet
horth line OF Wallace Street. % feet
1917; $500 80
Chewing e Rose. trustees. to Har.
.ir' ana GRACE Cabcll Ii 2-3X1aS feet
- inches. known AS Az West Duyal
Street. April il. 1902; sl.44O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15

Attorney -t:cncral Pollard 81 reply
to an inquiry from Il. Cray Tunst.ll
city Treasurer Of Norfolk. seeking ia
Know II men who pa III thcir=poll taxes
by mail with letters post marked ou
December 10. but not received l,y Tho
treasurer till December II. could vote
III the coming June elections. ruled
that section u OF tho Constitution re-
during poll taxes to ho paid at least
six mouths prior 10 the election" il
inNcNIbl". and that ;hr actiun OF ihos.
who paid their taxes by mail would uot
cntitic them II TOt" n"Nt Iuuc Tin.
tax had to Toe ia the bands uf ;lo
treasurer on December TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
On the Curh.

NEW YORK. December 4-Th.re va,
msrltdt from the mail Of yes,erday. wh Irl
were close TO the low levels Of The week.
There was NOT enough demand from anv
source to warrant advance or recovery
Industrial shares were again quiet on
stocks were 0uct"r than they had bcau
during tho previous sessions Of the week
Mining stocks In few instances were
under pressure
Icoc Aetna Explosives. ~ 10. 1oo r'hcv.
ia ia- 1000 C.osdem oil. Ga a 81: 90 rng.
eral oil. ~ y 2s.; TO- Metropolitan re,ro.
lcum. II Te-l6: 5000 oklahoma OIL COM
mon, tnH.: 1000 Victoria oil. nov g.
100 Atlanta OIL sa3: 1000 Big Ledge.
S;so Calumet and Jerome. l5-I6ui: 100
Green Monster. slSn Ills: 5000 Jerome
Verde. 9-iGM IS: 40 jun o Ext, 1874. 4 f.L
Mother Lode. 27d2.: $50 NipissinE, S'.a s.
$50 Tonopah :. al Is iSooS SuMSTie awcsii Z, II
I ~, sco2 oklaho mi p and r. 8. i,
States Steamship, 4.sMJ '''''u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
59O,763 BALES COTTON
CONSUMED IN NOVEMBER
BY Associate Press1
Amount Used IL, -Four Months II
2,27S.ISI, Compared With :.21aTGs
fnr pcriod


2,"7S.ISI. Compared With :.2la.7G1
for Same Period Last Year.
WASHlNGTON, December l4-Cot-
ton consumption during November was
o90.1G3 running bales. the Census Blu
rcau to-day announced.
Consumption for the four months was
2.21S,lS1 bales. Last years consump-
tion during November was 5S3,O4i
bales. and for the four months period
o,ol9767
Cotton on hand November sc. in con-
Stunning establishments, was 1,40S.327
bales. compared with 2.19G.5oo a year
ago: and in public storage and at
congresses 3.1i5.4S5 bales Of lintors,
compared with 4,0SS,791 n year ago.
Cotton spindlcs active during Novc,n-
Der numbered 33,6O4,63o. compared
with 32,75S.045 year ago.
Imports OF foreign cotton wcra 7.O3S
bales. compared with 1920 = year a so.
Exports for November were 41S.6S5
bales OF lint and 900 Of lintcrs. com
pared with 1920 OF lint and s,05S
OF lintcrs year ago. and for the
tour-north period. 1,S63.157 OF lint ard
aS.!"S Of lintcrs compared with 2,Io4,-
SS3 Of lint and S3.156 of linters Il year
ago
Statistics for cotton growing States
are:
Consumed during November 332.5o6
bales end for the four-month period,
1.2o,,c5o. compared with 5000 and
1.26S.S02 4 year ago.
On hand November so. in consuming
establishments, S66.775. compared with
l,3+S.'oS Il year ago. and in public
storage and at congresses 3,535.!10.
compared with 3,S24,13S n year ago.
Cotton srindlcs active. l4.I63.oo5,
compared with 13.529,s40 year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
RICHMOND fRC., MAEKEr.
Wholesale Quotations.

ny " q. Irvnsuaw 4 Coz
iiGhmonI. Va. December H. 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
M.ttRIAt:E LICENSES.

The. following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday hy the clerk OF the
musings Court. 'Notc-fSurcS after
names denote aEc".p
stephen II. Grc"nway. go Amelia
CouI;y. Va, and .'usie Nj. Dunnavant
-. city
and NJ Antoinctte crane II, Los An
Geics. Cal.
Thomas l.. Vaughan. Jr.. IS, Winston
salem. \. G.. ana Evelyn Anderson
Stone. IS. city
Russell :. Shuman, IL. Therman-
vile w.. and Margaret y. Perkinson
lame: W. Halle. -. and Ruby Glen
cntS. y, city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15

NEW YORK. December li.---Brad-
streets tomorrow will say: Activity
continues to cmanatc from govern
mental buying: industries. notably
A"..1 ...>,ori,.. are bein:, con-
with snow has accelerated demand for
heavy weight clothing. shoes and rub
crs. but at the sam" time the Gle
mcnts have added TO already conEcst-
ed conditions, caused further paucity
of fuel supplies and have resulted in
the closing down OF some industrial
plants.
Buying Of staple commodities at
wholesale keeps UP in "a marked way,
despite high prices. which fact seem
ingly clinchcS the belief that fears OF
short supplies of goods arc prevalent.
the inference in this respect being
heightened by eager buying between
jobbcrs at secondary markets.
Scarcity of staple textiles, higher
prices for foodstuffs and widespread
plants about congestion OF railway
facilities are restricting influences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15

Ry virtue OF a certain deed Of trust to
the undersigned trustee. dated Novcm-
Der &c. 1872. and Of record III the clerk y
Office Of Richmond chancery Court. in
-. L. 2ly-C. page "2.. default having
been made in the payment of a portion
of the debt secured thereby. and being
required 50 To do by the bcnc;ciary
therein, we shall proceed TO sell at
public auction. Oh the premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1917,
at o'clock +. NJ.
tho above described property. The
dwelling is beautifully arranged. con-
tainS nine rooms, hot-water heat and
all tho up to date convcnicnccS. The
lot fronts 81 feet on the south side Of
Grove Avenue by a depth OF l19 feet .
inches to a 20-foot alley. This prop
cr,y being situated on one of tho city's
best avenues. and i'm n section that is
rapidly enhancing in value. should at
tract the attention of persons wishing
nice home or a good real estate in
vcStmcnt.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale.
all taxes To day OF sale, and TO pay or
the principal note OF $500 due Novcm-
Der 70, 1917; also three past due interest
notes Of $3.50 each, due November %.
1912. May 20. 1919. and November %,
1917, with interest: balance at one and
two years, with interest added and Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
c. II. SUTTON.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
BOND LIST

Am wri,iu.. p,ocr rs ,h.l, ....... IS
Au:.lo. Irr.n,,b ~ Observation-Disclosures. ssh
Nti,nli,, Coas, inc + (hldD ........... SOL.
y. a. IL. and =. COT. - tHsk"dl... -
\: =. l., .cv. dcn. { ,Haltc., ,hidl...;.. :!
Chcs.p,ui" and pNi" Cv 4i.s tHSh"'it. %
CL..ap,akv and ohio Vv. rs tashcd,... ~,
Ii-sett and Myers - ,bid,....,........ -
Nlyrrnntilc Marine - .................... $50
$50. ri y u.s. tl.ll -
Se@ho;r,i N.r line stamped IL Iasltcdl 7O'a
Southern Hallway A. Observation-Disclosures. 49,.
Southern halfway ~ Observation-Disclosures. 80 !.
l.. :. I,cEirl"r,b p, irN.................. "t"
L. :. Kvg stored -. Observation-Disclosures. -
l.. : iteEt~t-r,l =. Observation-Disclosures. lQi
I. =. banana Reg. - 1851 .............. ~
O. = Liberty Loan Si.s................. Q. n
L. : Liberty Loan Is Observation-Disclosures. !..Si
United States Str-l Sc. /. Observation-Disclosures. gSt,
Va. Brown iSruS Ctr. CIV. N.,l........ -
v. Gar. IN. ul,al 60. Is IsSkcdt...... III
\ .,l' Chemical - (a3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
GENEKAL MAEklr cnNn1rInN

OWING 10 The extreme cold weather this
week tI"llnS on tho market has hccn cs-
pc"i"liy dun for this time OF the year All
,,EttIncs an! f!"rds fruits are very scarce
49, NiSh NJ TINS season ur the year
florida oranges. grapefruit and apples are
III big demand. but Il Is almost impossible
10 S"t oranges owing To the severe freeze
III hi"ri.a last spring. There Is only about
a ~ per cent crop. and labor and car
shortage MAX" Them very high and scarce
orAhi;.s se!ttns az $50 and s. per box this
sSfnft"h OF me Hr-r ON this market is tho
MiEhes' nrlr" they have ever brought
ihiI Week will be- one OF the hca West
"r"kS ~ inc apple market. Fully $1,000 ba r =
rtla WI! es shipped throughout the South
,,DF u, IhriStinas trade. aud while this
irnit seems Plentiful. the prices are hold :
"! ni' rcmarkshiy We'll. Fruit shipped
NJ Week Is mostly future orders bein !.
nl'H. tc!crH ANA lettuce are selling fairly
W'il' h"l not NJ to normal Several largo
mv"Srs are practically closed up until the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-15
cHANCEny TRUST DEEDS.

Jesse f. Wright ct ux. to Pollard G.
Bagby, Incorporated. trustee. rs 5-6x132
feet, known as 2207 Venable Street.
December 10, 1917: $500
Minnie j. Blankenship TO Pollard G.
feet, known AS 24oS East Marshall
street: December II. 1917; s2.95O.
&. w. Pollard to stuart Dowc, truS-