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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-07
STEEL COMMON PAGES IL
A VERY STRONG MARKET

NEW YORK, May before the
opening of the market there was every
indication of a strong. healthy trading
session. There were buyers at all the
steel posts awaiting the tap Of the
bell. and at many of the industrial
posts other than in the group indicat-
ed
Gossip was bullish in character and
the strong closing in Steel common
made many firm friends for the shares.
The first bid for the stock was 1908,
with sellers at 1904. and the flrst sale
was made at 1O0A. Thereafter 1t was
steady advance by fractions with
heavy trading at every point. until lO2
was reached about II o'clock without
turn to lower levels. after which
there was a small reaction.
Steel Features the Trading.
Steel common furnished IS per cent
of the business of the sesSion-at least
in the morning. and the chances were
that 1t would continue until the close.
The strength was largely due to the
fact that the street has come to be-
dend can be continued indefinitely:
The company earned at the rate OF
lax per cent per year on the common
stock in January: 241s per cent in Feb
In the year 1917 Steel common earned
80 per cent. Brokers are talking much
more confident than they have ever
argued before.
Meet to Discuss Dividend.
Directors of the .Lackawanna Steel
Company meet for action on the divi-
dend the last week in May. 1t Is ex-
pected that the regular IN per cent
will be declared and also 2 per cent
extra. April earnings are said to have
the first quarter of the year 1896 47,
equal to 1884 a share.
Baldwin Locomotive, all allied steels.
General Motors, Studebaker. Smelling
and Car Foundry moved up " on the
average.
sumatra Tobacco common and prefer
red advanced to new highs. at 1861
and 80, respectively. Mexican Petro-
leum. Leather. Union Pacific and Read
ing all moved up sharply. but the rest
Of the rails list was sadly neglected.
Mornings business was estimated at
100000 shares.
Broad and Strong.
The whole list continued to move up
with the leader until midway in the
final hour of the session Steel common
topped 1881, with sales for the first
four hours Of the session of $4,000
shares.
Everything in the steel line moved up
in alignment with Steel common, and
most the industrials made new highs
for the day.
Contrary to the usual action follow
ing a day OF advances there was scarce
1y any profit-taking at the close, and
the advances were held within q frac-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-07

Lee De Forest is said to have perfect
ed the "fountain-pen" wireless, a de-
3vice TO larger than The ordinary foun-
lain pen. through which it is possible
for a man to pick up wireless messages
p, distances up TO eight or ten miles
Siberia contains nearly five million
Square miles and is about forty-fiye
hines as big a. the British Isles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-07
WEATHER..

District of Columbia, Maryland and
Observation-Disclosures this after
noon or tonight; tomorrow partly
winds. =
West a-Thundershowers this
afternoon or tonight: tomorrow cooler
and probably fair.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by the United States coast
and geodetic survey.)
Today-Low tide. 1888 am. and 1851
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1884 pm: high
tide, SAT am. and 7:16 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 6:04 am; sun sets.
sos pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 500 am; sun
sets. 500 pm.
Moon rises. $50 am; sets. 500 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four
hours beginning at pm. yesterday.
s PM. 80: IL midnight. 20; today, 4
a M. 81: am, Ct: IL noon. so: 2 pm. &c.
Maximum, 81. at 4:30 pm. yesterday;
IS. at $40 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum. 81: minimum, 46.
Barometer-Yesterday 4 pm, 1895; 8
pm. 1894; IL midnight, 1896: today, 4
9. m. 1892: am. 2s.s5; IL noon. 1880;
2 p M, 1880.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
at S am: Great Falls-Temperature
Sc; condition, II. Dalecarlia reservoir
"a; condition at north
s; condition at south con-
nection. 10. Georgetown distributing
acknowledgements So; condition
at infuent gateheuse, 10, condition at
gatehouse, Is.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-07
nan SILVER QUOTATIONS.

quoted At ssH per ounce here today.
LONDON. May Bar silver. aid
per ounce. Money. :lH per cent. Dis
count rates, short bills, 81 per cent.
Three month bills, 1916 per cent.
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POWDER MARKET.
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. May Metal exchange
quotes lead quiet: spot, 7.O0a7.1eA.
Spelter. firm: East st. Louis delivery
SPOT, 6.S7 i a1.o5. l.'t
lures, clio: eicctrolytic. a125. Spot tin.
$3.50: futures. ESQ. Lead spot. E29 los:
futures. e2e los. Spelter spot. e54: fu-
lures, ESQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-07
Wine for French Artillerymen.

PARIS. May THE municipal court
has decided to send several cases of
good wine to the French artillerymen
who are coulter attacking the German
gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-07
Analytical Laboratory

Water. milk. food. drus.
sstc;. examinsd: Alrc bactssic- d.
ioktsai and chemical snai,si.
'oraers only Of. blood. ,st"msch
contents. 4xcreta, Ste. xn.i.,i
fcal Department. NstionsI Vac,
cine and -Aatitoxin Inst,,u,..
SlS-S You Street N. W. Forth -
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Receipts Were $4,000.

Total receipts from the auction were
about $4,000.
Some of the box purchasers were Mrs.
Charles Mayer, E. u. Everett. Mrs. 8. N.
Van Claim. Mrs. Thomas L. Chadbourne.
Mrs. Frederick Anterior, J. Breckin-
ridge Long and Victor Kaufman. One
box was reserved for President Wilson.
Today at $3.50 O'Clock Auctioneer But
Ter continued the sale of seats to dis
pose Of the remaining IS chairs and
those at 81 and 81. Those not auction
ed off will be placed on sale at the box
Office.
Lieut. Col. Charles R. Mccullough of
Hamilton. Ontario, official representa-
tive Of Canada's Red Cross, who has
come to lend his support and the sup
port Of his organization to the big
American drive" called at national
headquarters here yesterday and will
at qnce take up his headquarters at the
ONCE Of the Potomac division, $50 18th
street northwest. Col. Mccullough will
speak on behalf of the fund in various
sections Of the division, which includes
the District, Virginia, West Virginia and
Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-07

NEW YORK. May 7.-Pork-Firm ::
mess. 53.5Oa54.00; lard. easy; middle
west. 25.85a25.95. Other articles un-
changed.
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Bic new BANK TO AID
AFTER-WAR BUSINESS
BY Z. A. FLEMING.

Application was made yesterday by
the Discount Bank OF New York for a
state charter, the institution to have
capital of $4,000, 900 and to operate who'll
~ in acceptances and commercial paper.
after the manner of the great English
banks. This is the second institution
of the kind organized in that city in
the last few weeks. s1though its pre-
decessor also operates in foreign ex-
change.
Back of the Discount Bank are the
following fiscal Institutions: Mechanics
and Metals National Bank. the Nat I9nst
National and Chase National, the Guar
anty Trust Company the Bankers Gassaa Trust
From the hackers of the discount
bank it will be seen that it will repre-
sent big business operations and may
be counted upon as a factor in Amer.
lean business. Indeed. one of the chief
reasons for it's organization was the
financing of American foreign trade
after the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-07
Money to Loan

Secured by First Heed OF Trnat On Real Esest~
Prevailing interest and commis.ion
Joseph ]. Weller -624 F'.,.. NV
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One Years Good Record.

The Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Railroad Company has been in the hands
of a receiver since its disastrous ANAL
Ramation with the Frisco system. Last
year the company showed operating
revenue of $21, 01s.S94. an increase of
nearly IS per cent; operating expenses
likewise increased nearly "a per cent,
but after deducting all charges the net
revenue was $3.693.SS4.66. II accrued
interest had been paid of there would
have been a net surplus of $1.33s.091-
some record for a receivership. when
many great roads are showing large
deficits.
W. ]. Jackson, the receiver. has been
relieved of his duties and made presi-
dent of the road by the railroad ad-
ministration.
March earnings of all railroads. as
group, were larger than for the TWO
earlier months of the year, but the big
advances in wages and in cost OF ma
teriais almost preclude the possibility
of any groups showing net profits from
1918 operations, unless a large increase
in freight rates is established.
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Publicity Men at Dinner.

Following the "feeling-out'' process
Of the auction yesterday, the first real
gun of the preparatory bombardment
was fred last night. when the pub
licity committee of the District Of
Columbia Chapter. Is. F. Saul, Chairman n,
met at the Commercial Club. Mr.. Saul
had previously entertained his COM
mitteemen at dinner together with H.
B. F. Mcfarland, chairman Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Chapters finance COM
mittee. Those present included DR..
Frank Gibson, c. c. Columbus. Joseph
NJ. Stoddard. Roland Robbins. Melvin
Hazen. Thomas F.. Bradley. Henry w.
Sohon and H. Clifford Bangs. secretary
of the committee.
New York ticket spectators would
have gasped with Amusement and envy
II they could have been present at the
auction of seats held at the National
Theater yesterday afternoon for the big
performance Monday evening. Charles
Henry Butler. head of the personal So
licitation committee, was auctioneer.
and it wasn't his fault that every box
didn't sell for thousand dollars and
every orchestra chair for hundred. As
it was, the former brought from 5000
to $1,000 for choice, the actual price
Of the box itself being 500 additional,
and the chairs averaging about SIS for
choice, the additional cost Of the ticket
being IS.
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CHOICE SEAT SALE !:
SPURS RED CROSS
"AIl Star" Benefit Auction
Yields $4,000 on First Day
at National.

With an auction yesterday Of choice
Of seats for the all-star Red Cross
benefit theatrical performance to be
given here Monday night the District
of Columbia eector of nation wide
campaign to provide hundred million
dollars for the Red Cross began inten-
sive preparations to hold its own In
the great financial advance.
The drive is to run during the week
of May 20 to %. inclusive. and plans
are under way to reach the attention.
heart and purse Of every man, woman
and child in the District. Every or
ganization, church. business house and
place of amusement will line up with
the thousands of individual workers
divided into teams There will be ex-
hibits. parades and every other known
method of publicity and propaganda to
accomplish the raising Of the capitals
quota, which is 100000. and which. it
is hoped, will be doubled.
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CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished BY w. B. Hibbs & Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Dull Week Follows Rush to Record
Deeds About First of
Year.
SOME GOOD SALES REPORTED
Briquetting Plant, Comprising About
Two Acres, I'm Scott's Addition Is
Sold to E.'P.. Murphy & Sons, Inc
Building Shows Activity.
Real Estate Summary


Due, no doubt, 90 the great activity
in the real estate market on the clos
ing days of the year 1917. the current
week shows the smallest number II
iniportar; transfers noted TO- some
time. the total amount being but Sl2i.-
SEQ.
The rnt"t notable deals WEI ;hc
sale by the Virginia Coal BrilIei,lnr
Company 40 the Southern BriIYette
Coal Company OF the property Of about
two acres. near the WinGi;cld Scott Ad-
dltion, TO +. T. Murphy & Son, Inc. for
$4,000. and the purchase by the Vir-
Ginia state Insurance Company OF tho
property OF James .. Winston ct al.
situated in IIcnrico County. about 1--WE
miles from Richmond ard approx
mateiy 702 acres In extent. for tho
sum OF $4,000
Horace Saunders acquired tho two
pieces of propcrt? situated AZ COS Lamb
Avenue and 600 Minor street from wal
ter L. Wills for s23.l0o
The dizziness Ia the building field
still continues bu; shows considerable
Improvement over the preceding week
Nine building permits were issued aG-
EregatinE Sl2.S03.
The most important building opera
ton OF tho week l. the erection OF n
brick warehouse on Stockton street by
tho Cameron Stove Company al an est!
mated cos. OF $4,000
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COURT CALENDARS,

The following cases have been called
for trial In the various courts this
week: tNote--p. q. signifies counsel
Tor plaintiff and u. d. for the defenSeo:
Virginia supreme Court Of Appeals.
January term--January Is (Tucsday).
wealth. O'Fiahcrty. Fulton Il Byrd. D.
O.; Attorney General. y. d.
2-l.anc VS.. Commonwealth Robert
G. iundley, p. a.; Attorncy-G eneral D.
S-calas VS.. Commonwealth. Robert
G. Hundlcy. p. g.; Attorney General,
4--GottIcib VS. Commonwealth \ u.
Green p: a.: Attorney General y. d.
o-WllkerSon VS.. Commonwealth
Daniel Coleman. y. a.: Attorney Cen
6-.Hollywood Cemetery VS.. Common
wealth. NJ. NJ. Gillian. S. a. Anderson
p. a.; Attorney-fi dneral. D. d.
7-BrooklEn Trust Company ct ais
VS.. Hooker. Commissioners Of Revenue
ct ais. Jones & Woodward, p. a.; Al
torney- General G. l.. Shewmak r..
IL. Montague. y. a.
S-Cou nonweali h VS.. Tr"degar Com
Dany. Attoracy-Gene:al. II. Il. Pollard
y. O.: w. Il. Meredith, D. q.
9-Corby Baking Company VS. Com
monwealth. Attorney-GeneraI.. D. d.
l0..Harrison's executor VS.. Common
wealth. Attorney-General, p. d.
Argument docket:
r. NJ. Wample, p. a.; Gardner l.. Boothe,
p. d.
.2-Derring's administrator VS.. vir-
ginia Railway and Power Company.
Page, Page & Page. S. Burnell Bragg,
p.Sq.; Williams. Tunstall& Thorn. p. d.
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Susie l.. Norris 81 vir TO r.ugertha
j. Page 2lN13 feet north c;odd!i street,
OF property owned by Jane Chris,ia,.
.lNT" rect south side OF Cabcll street
ard adjacent to property mentioned
II. r. Pollard Jr. trustee. to Me-
chanics SAVINGS Bank. fronting % feet
east line Brook Avenue and OF irrepu-
lar depth. known as 535 BrooI; Ave
M" Mag II 1917; s2.25c
Broadus Construction COMPANY. IN
corporated to Il. IL Major lot 9. block
81: $40.
Rose A. Cauthorne c, NIX ia 9. G..
Morris 10; /. block V, extension Of GIN
ter Park. August Il. 1915; tax. 81: $40.
G. III. Archer 81 u% 10 q. q. Morris
loSxso "a feet west lie sixth Street
- feet north Of Federal Street No.
Tcmbcr %. 1917: tax, 81: $40.
rage $. Lester TO Maggie Burns 2sx
liz Ia feet. known MS 33o> East Mar
SHAH street. December IL, 1917; So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the state
follows
Bellows and Squ!res Company. lncor.
poratcd, Ocrau. Capital stock. S3Q0, 900
Object. fertilizer business J. T.. Bel
lows. president: W. l.. Bellows, Secrc.
tary. both of Ocran.
Gibson Candy Company. incorporated
Hris;u!. Capital stock $4,000. OBJ
jcct. c:.rdy business. w. II. Gibson
president. Bristol. Tenn. g. G. kesner
secretary and treasurer. Bristol, Va
Tenn.
Murren Fastener Company, Incor-
p"ratci. Roanoke Capital stock. $751;
600. Object. manufacturing and mcr-
camille. g. n Murrcll. president: NJ
Il. Dunlan. secretary. both OK Roanoke
Foreign corporations:
Globe Automatic Sprinkler Company
New Jersey corporation: capital stock
10000. Henry q. Rely. statutory
agent, Richmond.
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Cases continued to March term.


Irvine rs. Common wealth. James G.
Martin: D. a.; Attorney General p d.
Jeiiries ct als; vs.. Jenries' admins
Howard W. Smith. E:ppa IIunton. Jr
p: q: Moore. Keith. McCandlish IL Hall
William III. Gaines, John $. Barbour.
iichNlllc Gaines. y. Il.
Law and Equity Court.
rcnnock. Mcehan Company vs. Ham
mond Company. c. Il. Stern. p. o.;
;, Martha Harris vs.: Mary Thomas. F..
u. English. u. o.: r. Cray iiaddon. p.
L.ans,on Monotype Machine Company
vs.: Ware e. Duke. c. Il. stern. p. q.
W. Z, bradley VS., wingo & Deaner.
i. Wingo, y. q.
Wednesday,
A. 5. heler 'G %e%1 na%i npa" T. a q
Price d. Louthan. y. d.
j. H. iiosers VS.. W. L. Baughan c.
a. l.. Lord W. w. Robert Kelley. c.
Il. Jones. y. q.
Friday, Saturday.
p. o.; l.. .. Wcndcnburg. y. d.
flushing. Court Pnrt III.
Watson Thacker Us. c. 81 o.. Railway
Hooper, G. X. Sands. y. a.: y. ii. and
Waller Leal<e. y. d.
w. j. Diver ". Virginia Railway and
Power Company Wendcnburg. Had :
don. p. q: Guigon. Moore. y. ii.
Tuesday
Charlotte Fleming VS.. Virginia Rail
way and Power Company. Stanyarne
Wilson. y; q, y. H. Guigon, Z. j.
! Moore, y. ii.
Tuesday
Watson Thackcr Va. G. e o. Railway
/ Company and H. NJ Lane. George j.
I Hooper. c. X. Sands y. a.: u. II. ard
Walter Lealsc, p. q.
Wednesday. Thursday
! William I:oss VS.. Virginia Car DINA
! S;aNe a.d Lumber Company g; ais.
! Lamb &: Lamb. Russell Florance. p.
| d; Turner. Jusiis D. e.
Friday
Henry Fleming vs. $. Buford Adkins
e. al Crowdcr y. o.: Cutchins y. d.
HrnTtco Circuit Court.
Monday
| A. l.. Jennings w. Davis Scott. A.
{ 0. iioschen, j.. IL; X. y. Powers. >. d.
Tuesday
+. 7; sutton: il. rs. Virginia Railway
/ and Power Company. Gum &: Ma
/ ,hews. y. a; a. IL. Guigon. y. d.
Wednesday,
/ J. f.. Kasielhery; VS.. W. p. Marshall
4. J. Ki:sch, y. a; J. r Lewis. p. d.
r. L. Perkins vs.. l.. =. and J. S
| Wade. =. Scay and Byrd. Fulton &
/ Byrd. y. a.: l.. G. O'Flaherty. u. ii.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

G; J.. Dcnoon. trustee. 10 Alice V.
Bull, trustee. ct ais. SoMi20 feet. known
as 24l6 stuart Avenue January
1918: $3.50 -
II. 7. Rcheson and =. l.. Crutch6eld.
trustees. 10 T.. !. lee Sucur lot Ia. block
T. battery Court Addition. January
II, 1918; $500
O; H. Funston, trustee. to Laura v.
Coble ct vir 25Xl@2 feet south Lire
Floyd Avenue, SO feet west of Davis
Avenue. january II. 1918: $3.50
Thomas w. Gardner and Irwin s.
Goldbarth. trustees, lots and 10,
block II, Barton Heights; lots z 5 and
9, block II. Lee Annex; 50xI23 feet
north line Minor Street. o. feet west
OF Monterio Street. December 20, 1917;
$4,000.
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HI:NI,ICO TRANSFERS.

". u. Omohundro. trustee to D. /.
Pollard. . acres land on New Mark Y,
Road. about seven miles below Rich
mond. October %. 1917; 500
J. II. Sinclair ct uN 10 BENJAMIN II
Cosden II" acres land on tho Narina
Road. about nine miles from Richmond.
w. ~. Kelley ct ux. to susie \.
Woodal lot 8. block i. plot OF Wright's
Park. mad" by r. Crawford Redd &
Brother. June 20. 1917: FAX. 90 cents
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CARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
isSued yesterday by the clerk OF the
Hastings Court:
Nathan II. kambarn and Lille Bar
din. city.
Marion. Harding and Willie Banton.
ct>
Enoch ". Wilson, city. and Rose
Tysor l;alciEh. y. Z.
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CHANClnY TRUST DEEDS.

Mrs. Nora i. Leary TO Elam & Funs-
ten. trustees, lot fronting Ill feet north
lire Grove Avenue. Town as HOG
030.
Edward Cowardin ct MIS- To +. L.
Crutchheld, trustee. lot fronting 22l-2
rect on south line OF Main Street
known as 1902 East Main Street.
January 9. 1918; Sl.6SU
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HENnICO TRUST DEED.

Carrie y. Padrett to T.; Lorraine
kufi.h ana John Sloan. trustees, two
tracks land containing Respectively IL
ana ! acres in Brookland Magisterial
District. about seven miles north OF
NtChmonu. JAnunrN =. 1918. S672
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COiNCII. SCHEDULE

Tn. following meetings OF Counc!
comIniticcS had been called yes;erda.
Tor this week:
Nonday-Streets, O'Clock
Tucseay-Board OF Aldermen.
O'clock.
1hur.,la y-Ordinances S O'CLOCK
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FOR SALE-FARAr
l.. r. BRA%CII.
Real Estate,
Room =, Ebcl Building

toR sale. ic5 acres, all in cordwood con-
tanning ABOUT l,5C0 cords. Five mile frn,,
rnn.,,a,. and Main streets on best road
nris hbvrhood worth from $50 In loo ~, No. sdinn
81 ord.' Ia make quick sale viii sell foc
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FOR sALE-lseal Estate

S% 'f sr 1' A 3aSs"'a b4S5le 's ASs
i.oNipA--Wc viii build your home on rich
v fnrn T"sT Jack .onrils e. only S. Ino2,hiy
i-NclIAN,GE or sale Wholesale prices. your
Lands TG a, 1h'Tss str of s sTsi in &Eh
E ;sTla Soc! G"o3 Homes Co. scArTi,t Bldg.
FOR sale. ~, scIes Suburban land ON r..
+. & r. Good autonouile roads. Ashland
es.ns-. Addrcs, iox iis kichilnSmd ny Va a.''a
BraT bargain in city from owner, Is per
GOOD deep ao-toot corner lot. water and
o rais "r 4ee o'.sr
harEain Address ID 100. care Times Dis
S5% o cSS nsS~ G GaGRs E pfiss
ll.rEaln = u. care Times. Dispatch.
%i o Tn.tf GhG sofa hsad once ws"i
1res. c Il. care Times: Dispatch.
TWO NV S-reo,n houses ON Virginia Avenue.
.c.-xLc.. ya..ghan. WaItehgrst CO.. 90 Inn naa car
'tE most attractive Groom ard sleeping
the prize. STRICTLY modern. Convenient 10
car Ines Liberal term: to quick buyer.
NEW house on llanove- Avenue. Eisht
200, i"@;''S ard. and S!"Sning rorch Modern in
lent invcs,ien; vaushan nf %r sN CO.
nav. neal .-roo.n house IN Church iii.
IN papcr.a nicely, on lot ioxl:s With his nice nice
S S;,,l sood op;housss with concrete floors
tao! S-.ae for ~, GOD r 49ms on sGn,hsdc Ad
itds T. aTe!ins SQUARES from car
hish Sm'r"F ~ St ea lG'. ball
ance SIS per month.
FIvE-ACRE lots on New Market Road. 80
cash. balance 80 per month.
nice it;le firm, Of Is acres. % acres clca red
rooa aHG Ton s sm S%s wh q
on sr tro rosd miles f:om , city AID
en- ~ i n n is st"i,oN ree' $500
FOR SALE.
lot Eaa aF ss ra sTcs ssS
Viii take lot as var; Si payment ss Price.
r. NJ r sacltMlIny : co. NC
RICHARD W. HOMES 60. INC.
u; - North 'fi'"i Firth nth &sG 'rac;:.
n ~oon,, .. h r ;::,; an Gr"vs hyNnr
VIII ""chang" for sma'icr renting pror.rty
goo" S@%S N "'' sso 1.Gsh' %,s r0" s
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r"sc"yc'r. G rooms and bah Lot Gc"iiD
JACKSON Wei lrt on sixth street. lssxiee
feet. Can h''iih houses that will ray well
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Street. or in line. coming east. Reward
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13

IL acres Groom house. 90 acres in cuItiva.
Let US show you this one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13

800 acres. leo acres cleared. cC0 acres in fns
timber. Only l. miles OF Richmond and
convenient To railroad and car line. Ex-
cciient location. See us Tor Information,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13

90 acres a-room house and outbuildnSs u
mics of city: 20 acres cleared, ba la nee a.,
ii'St-class wood and timber. Price $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13

q acres. 6-room house. l. acres cleared bal.
Priue, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13

~ acres, adjoining Cation Goa, l,i,o
,v,. uI"' -, the same Vein of coal. and
WI set Ia c0rlwood, containing; al lc,"t
~ cords per acre. In order To- maxi ,'nis,..
"i.e Viii sell for $50 per acre 'N'.'>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13

- acres on Broad Street Road. miles
$, rom cityi good Groom house . ba rna
- Ivn airns S!enred and in best state of eui.