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CuANcEuy RELEASE DEEDS.

w. r. Redd. trustee, to Berry Stall
lings. 81 i-axl60 feet. north line Of
Leigh Street, 50 feet west Of Elizabeth
Street october IL. 1917: $50.
Henry II. Miller ct al. trustees. to
Adeline ID. Green, 6s l-3xl0l fee; IL
inches, southwest corner Fifth and
Cary Streets. November Il, 1917; S7,-
roo.
Harrison & Bates. trustees. to w. J.
Goats, s6Xe0e feet. known as Sis West
Main Street. November 81, 1917: Sl.9l
j. T.. Bradley, trustee. to S. T. Hall,
l6xS0 feet, known as 1896 North Twcn-
ty-eiEhth street. November II. 1915
5000.
Richeson Il Crutchfeld, trustee. TO Il,
Bennett Allan. 56xiS6 feet southwest
corner Monument Avenue and rildea
street. November &c, 1917; sS.Sta.
J. r. Carnaal. trustee. to Daniel
Winston. 20N1S2 feet. known as Gil
North Thirty-tirst street. November
FL tsiI; 1886.
W. &. bentley, trustee, to Davis
brothers. Incorporated, 10 I=loxl1s IA
feet northwest corner Allen Arsnue
and Main streets, November IL, 1911;
5 .,UiS
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Brown. 1915 acres. bounded on north by
estate of Lewis Bottoms. March IL,
1913; tax, 30 cents; $loe.
CHANcEnY TRrsT DEEDS.

Davis Brothers. Incorporated to Pol
lard Il Bayby. Incorporated. trustee
20NSS feet, northwest corner Allen
Avenue and Main Street November i6,
1917; Sil%0.
Davis Brothers. Incorporated to Pol
lard \ BaEby. Incorporated, trustee,
rs l-tNSS feet, known as No. North
Allen Avenue November ~, 1917;
s5.IS6.
Davis Brothers. Incorporated TO Pol
iSrd & B8gby, Incorporated. trustee
80 l-tXSS feet, known Us No. North
Allen Avenue. November q, 1917;
&4lSn,
Davis Brothers incorporated TO Pol
lard 4 Basby. Incorporated, trustee,
% feet "a inches by SIS feet, known
us No. 6 North Allen Avenue. Novcm-
Der II. 1917: Si,l3h.
Cicero Thornton ct nv. To w. s. Rob
inson, trustee. 35N70 feet. south line
Of Lewis Street. at west line OF Spring
street November 20 1917; flS6.
". j. Gilman at uS. to Wallace r..
Brown. trustee. Is l-5Xl03 81 feet,
known AK 220s East Main Street. No.
remher Is. 1911; t1.fe0.
Taylor trustee, 50Xi30 feet, southwest
corner Monument Avenue and Tilden
street. November 90, 1917; $4,000.
Addie Sprenkle ct vir. to Sieitt &
Rose, trustees lot S, block ., plan OF
Park Place. November "A, 1917; fl,a10
Dora Ievinson to +. L. Crutchfeld,
trustee, 1890 feet, southwest corner
Taylor street and Allen Avenue. No.
vember ~. 1917; $2.oi5.e0.
Richmond Realty Investment Com
pany. Incorporated. to Il +. Schmidt.
trustee. l5X1a5 feet north line OF r
Street, 60 feet west OF Twenty-second
Street. November ., 1917; 1904.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits wore is,,sd
Yesterday by the Building Inspe tos:
&. II. Archer. to erect fourteen bricI:
garages on court between Lor' III. r.!y
Street and Allen Avenue and Park anu
Monument Avenue; TO cost $1,000,
Mrs. Rachel Williams. To repair a
frame dwelling. 900 North SrVentii
Street: TO cost S5G5
Q. shelton. to repair frame dwelling
loo ". Ilill Street: TO cost s3id.
Mrs &. y. Ciarkson's estate. TO Pa
pair hrici; warehouse. II and Il South
Fourteenth street: to cost s+1".
Miss Halle Thurman, to repair fra me-
dwelling: iol4 North Eighth street,
20 cost tl2J.
Export Leaf Tobacco COMPANY. tt
rerair brick Office east line Of LON
bard street. between Leigh and " sore
streets: 70 cost 500,
Louis Balducci, 10 repair bfigl; ga
rage. 2225 STUART Avenue: 10 cost s.5U
Harvey Wilson. TO erect elk brick
garages. :Ilh West Gar" street; t.
cost .l,si6.
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What Will You Take
For Your Rheumatism?

II you wanted to sell II, we could not
he!p y"n--bu, II you want 10 rid your
SELF OF all those distressing aches and
pains hat accom- pany it, we say TAX l..
PAIs'O Ef!EtMASOL, In many case-
a sin&!. 800 bottle of this m"rI,orious
PREPARATION has been sufficient To af-
i"fu ltIicl II Us IN Internal prcpar.-
iioH that acts directly upon the blood
which must be nrS' restored 70 nor
ma! healthy condition bcfoI" YOU can
none Tor any cure. If YOU suffer from
SiNIi!ai ailments, 20 20 any OF the fol-
towing reliable Richmond druggists
ana ask FOR bottle of Parco Rheu-
lnahol; paragon Pharmacy. Hord's Drug
store, T y. Miller co. Washington &
raflN 1.-TWO stotcsp. l.. 7. Wright nrug
- hGInct! Drug store. Allen Avenue
BIZ pIs ma IarleyS PhaimaGy. kern's
ADV ' Wv" H.
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CAPTAIN ASA ROGERS DIES
At HOME IN PETERSBURG
Former Railroad Commissioner OF
Virginia Passes Away, Aged
I;igllty-Threc Years.
SECOND IN TWO GREAT DUEi.s
Was One Of Leaders In Read j,,ster
Party and Warm Political Sup.
porter and Personal Friend Of
Late General william Malone.

Captain ASA Rogers died at his home
on South Jefferson Street, Petersburg.
at $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
after IA brief illnass. in the eighty-third
year Of his age.
Captain Rogers was stricken with
bronchial pucuinenla early last week
and never rallied from it's effects. PIE
was born at Oakhum Laudoun County
Va on August %. 1886. and was the
son OF Colonel Hamilton Rogers. of
I.oudrun County. His ances tors came
to Virginia from Ireland in i72a, Cap
tain Rogers received his education from
private and public schools. finishing his
academic course at the school OF Ben
jnmiu Hollowe1l, in Alexandria. At the
age Of ski he turned his attention
to engineering, serving under Charles
II. Manning and 4erjamin II. Latrobe.
Dn the outbreak OF the War Between
the States he enterel the service OF
the Confederate States at lieutenant OF
cavalry, later becoming captain OF
troop under General i. T.. Il. Stuart.
His three brpthers also held commits
sions in the Confederate army.
After the surrender, Captain Rogers
resumed the practice OF his profession
as civil engineer. heing associated with
the late General william Malone. as
sig,ing him as an engineer in the re-
llabilitatio of what is now the Nor
folk and Western Railway SYSTEM. He
was one of the engineers who built
the famous long bridge M ar Farmviilo.
ON. OF LEADERS OF
READJUSTER PARTY
When General Malone gave up his
profession OF engineering and went into
politics Gaptain Rogers became one
Of his stanehest supporters. In 1879
no was e!eGted state RAILROAD Commits
sinner, resignina his position as BUSH
ness manager Of Che Richmenl Wing TO
accept that office. In 1883 he was
elected state Senator from the district
composed Of the city of Petersburg and
the Counties Of Prince George and
Surry. lie served two terms as Col
lectoc Of Internal Revenue for the sec
ond collection district Of Virginia. and
was one OF the leaders in tie read
juster movement in the state.
During the days Of duelinG III Nir-
ginia he served as second for former
Governor William r.. Cameron in his
duel with judge Runsrt W. Hughes
and also as second for United States
Senator Riddleberger in his duel with
Congressman George u. Wise. of Rich
mond. He was wsiral political sup
porter and close personal friend OF
General Malone. and Was known as
man of modest demea nor, great cour-
age and intense loyalty TO Ills friends.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

!. IL. NJ. Stuar, 10 j. g. Baker. lot s,
eleck T. Battery Court Addition. No
ReInber Il. 1917. tax. Sl2o: $40.
May II. Gi!mtr To y. Il Sheppard. Elk
lfb feet. southeast corner Fendall Ave
nue and Rogers Street August 30. 1917:
tag, 81: $40.
Roberta F;dWarda To J. p. Carneal, lot
ct land and Improvements, known az
sAe West Duva1 street also II 5-6x150
Nevember % 1917; $4,000. W.
: a u May CT nx. TO Dora I.avinson.
1850 feet southwest corner Allen Ave
rue and TAYLOR street. November -,
1917: $4,000.
:, Wilson +. Reanls 81 ux 10 A. T.. Per.
arin. portion of lot > hlocl. !. Battery
Court. November 10. 1917; tax, $3.50;
$40.
Lula s. Bass 10 Rirhmond Realty In.
xestmen, Company Incorporated, - So
fls2 feet. known as los East Canal
$40.
Barbara Bischoff to Richmond Realty
INVESTMENT Company, Incorporated. TX
lss rect north line OF T. Street, g. feet
west OF T~enty-SecOnd street No.
MEMBER ., 1917; tax, 81; $40
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IiINUICo RaLEASE DEFDS.

chewring & RoXiey, trustees, to Will
side Of New Market Road : miles
southeast Of Richmond. October 81,
1917: .S7i7.55.
John g. tiayls, trustee, to James T,
Reid, lot No. "a, in square \ Of sun
division of parcel No. 8 Of Hermitage
tract. November ~ 1915 1926.
J. ". Chamberlayne, trustee, 10 W,
II. Parrish, Jr., 90 feet by 255.5 feet
of LOT No. !, plan OF Westrampton. No
vcuIber Il. 1917: S?53.50
american National Bank Of Rich
m0ni 20 East Highland Park Corpora
ton. lots Nos. ] | and l.. in blocl; No.
y and lot No. 81 in block No 0, East
highland Park. November &c, 1917;
SAC
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PRAISES CARDUI
As GOD.SEND
TO Women - This Alabama
Lady's Sincere Expression Of
Her Experience VIII
Interest You.

QuintOn. Ala.-Mrs. Rebeccu Cox.
Of this Mace, writes: About %
years ago | had been IN bad health
Tor year or more, and it didn't look
as though J could get we'll. The
beginning Of this trouble, | overdiu
myself. ! began suffering with my
back 1t hurt SO. The doctors
said II was change Of life anu
an operation was all that would help
ME. ! felt I couldn't have that and
my husband did not believe in patent
medicines. When asked him to get
Carlui, he said. That's Just a dollar
thrown away but to please mo, h..
would get II. | suppose there was 81
year ] was mover hungry. and after
taking Cardui, my husband said 4
had better order carload of corn
and meat with it. After one bottle
! felt better. took about a dozen
bottles. | have never had an opera
ton. l have worked In the fields.
done our washing, ironing and cook
ing; We have two orphan children
added to our family, for which do as
my own. can praise Cardui as a
GOd-send 10 women"
Carduf, the woman's tonic. is for
sale at all druggists. Get II when
In need of n good, reliable, strength
eninS tonic. Give it fair trial.
Adv.
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EXACT LOCATION is WITHHELD
Many Changes on Broad Street Are
Expested rs Result Of Recently
Signed Leases-Real Estate Mar
ket shows Increased Activity
Real Estate Summary

The final weel: in November opened
auspic!ousiy for the local real estate
maTke. yesterday, and several raiu-
able pieces Of property in the business
and residential section Of the city were
sold. Although the property transfers
recorded In tho Chancery Court aver
aged about the same as has been the
case for the past three weehs, there
we're several large sales recorded.
r. Garnett Tabo and Davis Bros. en-
tered into deal by which the former
transferred to the latter the hand
some three-story brick structure To-
Gated al 22l5-l7 Monument Avenue FOX
SSs.GD6. The building is known as the
Brooke Apartments, and is one Of the
Enost modern and up-to-datc apart
ment houses in the city. and is located
In the most fashionable residential sec
fiop. Rsbb g. Co, real estate agents,
Completed the sale.
The south side of Broad Street
shortly Is TO be changed considerably
ty the removal of several stores from
ene section TO another. II. Carl
Bosehen's shoe store, whiah has for
{he past seventy years been located at
ko1 East Broad Street, will move to %
West Broad Street, in the building
formerly occupied by the T.. Is. Taylor
70. The Taylor company recently
ths removal OF Mosby & 90. into
their new store, at the southwest cor
peY Of Jefferson and Broad Streets. The
Boschen store VIII be occupied by the
New York Waist Company. which. ii is
understood. have signed n long lease
for the building.
PIG SALE MADE IN HEART
OF retail. SECTION
In addition to the transfer Of the
Brooke Apartments and the leasing OF
the Boschen store, Raab d co. have
completed one Of the largest real estate
deals OF the fan season for valuable
piece Of property located on the south
line CT Broad Street. The aiDo~n; Of
moncy paid for the property was over
100000 Announcement as 10 the eS-
get location OF the land VIII he made
in few days.
: Besides these deals. the company
tracts located OH Taylor and Chafiin
Streets. The lots contain G73 feet OF
ground and wtrG sold to the Eichmond
Eealt& and Insurance Company for
$4,000 VGiuaSle property, located at
the northeast corner OF Grace and JEFF
serSon Streets, was sold by I. W. EsV-
sridEe FOR sIS.I5n.
One feature OF these sales is that the
trading is not confined 10 one psriicu
lar section 9! ihe city, but property III
al sections is very active. which is an
sncouras ing feature OF til. real estate
business The real estate market has
come 10 life after dull fall period,
snd from now on business is expected
10 show increased activity.
The leasing business also has been
ver% active Of late, Raab & co. have
leased as West Broad street 10 The
National Tire and Rubber Company. an
eut=af-,owR ceneerR; 6G6 Yves; Broad
Street TO the Mutual Tire and Rubber
Company, and So West Broad Street
10 j. X. Haider
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

The following charters wore grant-
ed yesterday by the State Corporation,
Commissions
Foreign corpora icn---'rhc Sea Island
Cotton oil Company, n South Carolina
corporation, dom cs,icated 10 do bust =
ness IN Virginia. Capital stock. Sl5n.-
600; hhiiD II. Eve, statutory agent.
suffolk
Amendment TO burroughs Adding
Machine Company. a Missouri corpora =
ton. Increasing its capital stoCi, from
$4,000 to $4,000
Hcthse Plantation, Inc, Richmond
capital, 100000: real cstate business.
James Mullen. president Lewis 4. VIII
liAma. secretary and treasurer. both
OF Richmond.
.iahcpoo l.uod and Cattle Corpora
ton. Riohmond, capital, 800 600. req
estate business cyrus w. Ecsle. prnsi-
dent Lewis G. Williams secretary and
treasurer. both OF Richmond.
Amendment 20 charter Of Morrill, Ste
VEINS ShiphuilninS corpor3livn. Rich =
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

issued Yesterday by the clerk OF the
Hastings Court Figures after names
denote aSes):
nkely n. Alcock t22) and IIortens a
Fawcett t25). city.
William a. Beazley tao) and Hazel
Dell Adams us). city.
Ernest Linwood Mcdowell CD, st
Warrington. and Hunice Ruth rowH-
send tagl. city.
Willard l.. Marshall ta7) and Elise
Il. r, brand (a7), city.
Enmett Jackson Beech t.D aud AM
ME Laurie Carter (2D. city.
William Garrett Fore t36) ana lisa i.
dora Martin (32), city.
Robert T. Hunter go and lmo;sne
RiddiCk f2e), city.
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HUSTINGS TRANSFERS.

Airs. Grace IT. Smithdeal to Southern
RAILWAY Company 1.4&3 acres adjoining
right OF way for Richmond ana ban
willie Division Of Southern Railway. he
tween land OF Old Dominion iron and
E4il Works Company aud Richmond
Granite Company. October ., 1917; tax,
$3.50: 81
Hugh Macdonald g, ais. % u. l. TIM
stall, lots a. and ~, in block II Ison-
ticeilo Park. August ls 1917: tax, so
cents; $40.
Hugh Mcdonald et ais TO Il. =. Reid
teen;h Street between NrDonou.r
Street and Perry street Sert-l,ney 81.
1917; TAX. 50 cents: SO
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STATE sUpREsiE Court.

The following eases were argued yes
terday in the Supreme Court of APP
peal6 Of Virginia:
No. 20.--Norfolli and Western Rail-
way Company w. Allen & Sons; argued
by T.. :. kirkpatrick for tho plaintiff
in error. ana by l.. Warren Wall and
w. NJ Justia. Jr., for the defendants
III error, and submitted.
No. 22--Powcrs ct ais VS. city Of
Richmond; partly argued and con-
tinued until to-day.
Next cases TO be called:
No. 2l.--iiill US. Stark ct ais.
No. 23,--iIarper ct al. VS. Wailcrst Gin
No. 2i.-ChesapeaFe and Ohio Rail-
way Company VS.. Catlo:t.
No. 2a.--Norfolk Hosiery and Cndcr-
WeAr Nils vs.. Actna iiCsinrt Co.nnanN.
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captain Rogers Is survived by his
wife ana four sons. Hamilton Rogers.
OF New York; Brook. Herbert and Will
liam A. Rogers. OF Petersburg. At tho
time OF his death Captain Rogers was
employed IN sovernn int service. being
4 deputy United States marshal.
The funeral will take place from ST.
PauPs Episcopal Church, Petersburg,
Tomorrow morning ut 1880 D'ulock.
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HENRIGo TRUST DEEDS.

l.oney c. Iartsell ct al. to Austin
NunnamalIer, 100 acres in lower end
Of Nenrico County. November 1S, 1917;
$1,000.
D. II, Kellogg ct ais. to Stuart Bowe,
trustee, l0I.sS acres. in Brookland Dis
.rict, SO miles north Of Richmond, No.
vemher 10, 1917; $1,000.
T. randolph Tucker CT us. 10 G. L.
Denoon ct ais, 40 feet fronting on
south side of drove Avenue by 1905.
November 1S, 1877; $500.
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Aner.J Stacker Arr..ted.

Charged with being Stacker, Will
liam Lloyd Golden. Of fIenrico County,
was arrested yesterday morning. and
will he given hearing before the
United States comm issioner al an early
date. Golden has not yet furnished
bond. As ha Is waiting to hear from
his uncle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-27

\, $50 o'clock Sunday afternoon in
the Academy Of Music the Benevolent
ana Protective Orle. Of Elks will hold
its annual memorial services. ut which
time NJ. j. Fulton. OF Richmond. will he
the orator. Special music has heen
arranged and viii he under the direc-
ton OF Henry RIcxer. The public is
invited To attend
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nusTiNGs RELEASE DEEDS.

sol IL. Ulman, trustee. TO J. {. Wood
lin ct uX.. lot No. and - feet OF lot
No. 5. in block M. i, woodland
iieisn,s. November -, 1917 Si,lih.
building and Loan Associate m, to
James y. O'Neil, lot No. g. in sluare
i522, plan OF Richmond and Nancnes-
Ter Land Celnranr. November /, 1915
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HUsTINGs TRUST DEED.

j. G. Woodfin CT ux. to Thomas Pol
lard trustee, lot No. 8. y feet OF lot
No. +. Woodland Heights. November
-, 1917; S2,S6a.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
md, creating sl,qqpouo preferred

stonk.
The Hampton Towing Co:po "a lion,
Hampton: capital, $4,000. II. T.. Alex
anGer, president. lIalnpio on. W. f.. Gil
Inns, secretary. Newport News.
Murray G. Padgett, Inc. Nawrart
News capital, $4,000 insurance and
real estate business. Guy J. Murray.
presidents y. \, Padgett, secretary and
treasurer, Newport News
Coastal Oil and Fuel Corporations,
Riehmond; capital, ,sa,0oo,ao0i OF, bust
ness. Frank w. Lamping, president
Ridley Park, Pa =. S. CFnshy, serre-
iarN, Richmond
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LYcai Temperature,
Local Rainfall.
Local 0h.er,.ntion.

NaIhfpii last twenty-four hours. None
EXCESS in rainfall since March i. /. $40
ENceSs in rainfall since january ]. ..S2
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To the creditors OF G. $. DORSET of
Richmond. in the County OF Henrico,
and district aforeSa id-Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that OH the
the said g. s. DoRsET " was duly
adjudicated bankrupt. and that tho
nrst meeting of his creditors will
be held In my office, Rooms IlIS-lli9
Mutual Building. Richmond, Va, on the
eVtl DAY Of DECEMBER. A. d.
1917, at 10 C'cloek in the forenoon. at
which time .hA said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint trus-
toe. examine tie bankrupt and trans
act such other business as may prop.
erly como before said meeting.
THOS. Is. SNEAD,
Referee IL Bankruptcy.
November &C. 1917
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-, iVfat abserEQtiops ~ j.. NJ.
Temperature. 81; humidity, 81; wind,
direction, north; wind vriocity, I miles !;
weather, clear.
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Thew Gather
tExrslsheS BY ": 8. Weather. BpreaVl

l'eFecastt YirFiRie
Fair Tuesd 0yy
w c d hesdaF FaiR
segthcnst, sRqv or
rnIP nQrtR Sna west
portions, SqmeYAet
warnaer.
North CaEollAA-
Fair pUssaeyI Wet
nesday elpHdy and
" q : ia er, probably
LEGAL rains.
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oEpE" or NOTICE FOR DlscIIARG Il

On this 18Th day CO November, a. D.
1917. OH reading the petition for dis.
charge oi the bankrupt, it is
Ordered by the court that :, hearing
be had upon the same on the 2sth DAY
or nE.cEA BIER. 4. -. 1917. before said
court, at R!chmo@i; in said dist let. nj
I" o'clock hooa; and that notice thereof
De l'ubi.shed ~ fhe Times Dispatch. !.
newspamor y. inteh In said district, and
thar Rn Ehow.i creditors and Other
PERSONS in i"terrs; may appear ut tho
said tino nm, place. and show cause.
u any they have, why the prayer OF
the sail petitioner should not he
granted.
And It ts. further ordered by tho
court, That the cleric shall send by mail
tn all Known c..aditors copies Of said
petition UNI Ih,S order. addressed to
stated
Witness tie Honorable EDMUND
WApDlI,l- ia. Judge OF the said court
and tho seal thereof at Richmond In
said district, ON the 10Th day OF Novem-
bcr. y. n. 1917.
Attest;
JOSEPH II. BRADY.
(SeaD Clerk.
STANYAENE WILSON. ESQ,
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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ORDER OF NOTICE 'oH nlscuAEo f


On this 18Th day Of November, \. u.
1917, oil reading tho petition for dis
Ordered nv the corr That a h.arire
h- had uron the same an the 2STI DAY
OF DECEMBER, A, l.. illT, before said
court, al Richnonn. n said district. at Il
o'clock noon: ard that unlice thereo:
he published ia The Times Dispatcn, :,
newspaper prtnt ~ in sail district, and
shat all Anown creditors and uthe-
persons In interest mey appear at the
said time and rldcs. and SHOW cause
IL any they have why the prayer OF
the sal id petitioner should not lie
granted
And il 10 further ordered by the
court That The ,uerk shall send by mali
10 all kBown e,.ditGrs copies or said
petition and this order. addressed to
them al their places .of residence as
stated.
Witness tie Tlonorab!c EDMUND
WAUDlI.I. JE.. Judge e thr said court
and the seal thereof. n. Richmond. in
said district. on the ls,h day of Novcm-
her, y. u, 1917.