davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-17
Classified Poultry

: & BUFF ORPINGTON eggs for hutrh-
ing: pen /, headed by cockvrr sIrrd 10y lat
pri2o cock at Mo. state show brother to
pullets at state experiment station. maiNing
highest ogg record nf any breed, s. SO for
Is: pen ?. cock strcd by chic go Coliseum
pri2e.wnncr, Sc for l.; pen 3. 81 per TOO.
Miss Laura Cox, bolivar. Mo.
POULTRY JOURNAL-practical and relt-
able monthly: special Introductory offer
months for l0c. The Poultry Record. Carey.
Onto.
EGGS! IS best varieties, from % farms.
Plymouth Rocks. Wyandottes, Reds Or
pingtons. Langshan. Lcghorns, etc.
Floyd Elts. Beaver Crossing. Ncb,
FOR SALE--I have secured the agency for
YOUNG's EASY TAN, also GIhson's Rah-
bit book. No rabbitry Is complete with
out these two. Tan your own hides in
two to four days. start right by follow
ing the instructions given In the best
rabbit book published.
OREGON TRAIL RABBlTkY,
sl17 Lincoln Hlvd., Omaha. Ncb
Phone llarney 69Ni.
ANCONA and Single Comb White I"gh"rt
eggs for hatchtng new proposition. nm
side Poultry Farm, Council bluffs, la
FOR SALE.
Portable chicken house l0xl? In good
condition, cheap for cash Phone Col
fax 1888
FOR SALE--InCubator Matching eggs; also
pen Rose-Comb Barred Rocks. bl3% \"
23d st.
AN EGG DAY from every hen can scare"
ly be expected but every hen will b.
healthier and do better work II gtv'l'
Pratt's Poultry Regulator. More eggs Eua'
anteed and your breeders will pr"du't
eggs with increased fertility and vitalit,
tpsurng stronger chickens. Sold on money
back guarantee by STEWAET SEED CO.
EXTRA fine No | singing Cannrcs um-
ported stork) with all trained notes. s. 81
each, shipped safely "Birdman RoW,
81 Dearborn Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
$50 S. c. REDS.
Eggs for HatChIng
SIMPSONS POULTRY FARM.
Florence 492,
hagen advices state. 1t was or tered
orneaoJ 70 l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
nENnIco RELEASE DEEDS.

s J boswell. trustee to Joshua
Watk:ns ct ny, acres land in Varina
Mag!stcrial District about six miles
from Richmond. as shown by plat
attached to a deed dated April IS. 1900.
and recorded In y. Il. l59-A, page los.
in lIenrico County clerks Office
March 30. 1918: S112.S5.
Harold $. B!omherg. trustee, to r. o.
cone l6 acres land about six miles
from Richmond, bounded on the north
BY the county, road leading from the
Broad Street Road to Dumbarton. on
the east by the land of Ashburn, on
the south by tract Of land known
rs shines. and on the west by the
land owned by Mary NJ. Penick. March
81. l9iS: 800.
American Trust Company. trustee, TO
r. o Cone. 1G acres land about six
miles from Richmond. bounded on the
north by the county road leading from
BROAD street Road to Dumharton. on
the east by the land OF Ashhurn. on
the south by a tract of land known as
Shines. and on the west by land owned
by Mary NJ. Penick. April }. 1918:
s2.5n0.
William Catlin. trustee, TO T.. r. Fen
son. lots i and :. section r. Northamp-
ton. July 90. 1917: $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Fl. r. Pollard. :" trustee. to w. NJ.
lot North West Street. April s, 1918;
T. Kayhoe, Jr.. o1l-2xl2o $40 feet,
known as l04 North West Street.
Pollard and Caskie, trustees. to NJ.
April 8. 1915; s3.2+5.
-. +. Lcary., trustee 20 Mary. G.
Floyd: IS fee, IL inches by lao feet.
APRIL II. 1918: sl.Eo0
berg and Pearl Goldbcss oS feet 2l-o
inches by l3O feet. known az alS North
Second Street. April II. 1918: slS5kn
w. Robinson. Jr.. trustee. to s. II.
Walker. SnNloA feet northeast corner
81 Thirtvsecond and r Streets. March
IS. leiS $3.50
II. r. Richcson and F. l.. Crutchfcld
trustees. 20 3 II. Coward!n Of ais
90 1-6~lnt fcet. known as 1909 East
Main Street. April 10. 1913; $3.50
j. T. Welsh. trustee TO VI. r. Taylor
ct ny. lot - block T.. Falkland. April
o. 1915: s2f54.
w. c. Blanton. trustees to r.. J.
s. l-s feet. known as 1lel l1cl-A, 11?s,
,l2a-A. Il25. 1te5-A. 1927 ard ir27-A
s.. lanes street. April 20. 1915: $4,000
W. T. Purcell .Ir.. trustee. 70 !. A.
I'atke. Is 1-2x1nn feet north limo Cary
street. ~ "a feet east Of Eighth
Street. March 81, 1915: s1O3.S7
~ u. Carn"al. trustee. 10 y. r.
IIolm"s. Jr.. 90 3-4xa2 feet. known al
50 St James street. March ~. 1918:
sl.060
!. T Carncal. trustee. to A. t.
IIolr,"s. .Tr. 80 3-4xoc feet. known as
So 81. James Street. March -. 1915:
ti24.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
NO COTTON USED
IN GERMAN TEXTILES
Owing TO Depre chiffon sf Work Sup
plies VIII Cost Tremendous
Sum After War.


AMSTERDAM. April 13.--No raw coz
ton is now being used for the produc-
ton OF goods anywhere in Germany,
says the annual report OF firm in
Munich. fair number OF looms stiIl
continue to run with yarns produced
from waste cotton rags. or mixture OF
these with wooden rags.
4 very serious view Is taken OF the
position which will have to be faced
whom the war Is over. 1t is pointed
ont that. in consequence OF the dcpre-
citation OF the German mark. raw cot
ton even if it could be freely shipped
from America to Bremen. would cost
German spinners over S1.a5 pound
so that to cover the prewar require
ments OF raw cotton would entail an
expenditure OF about $3.50. 900. 900
year. Under such conditions. II is con-
sidered inevitable that German spin
ners Will have to curtaN their cen
sumption OF cotton very materially for
some years after the war.
Reports which have been published
regarding the possibility OF the nettle
fiber industry are said to be greatly
exaggerated. This year the land uu-
der nettle cultivation will be about
10000 acres. yielding not moro than
$4,000 tons. or less than 3 per cent of
the norma! German cotton require
ments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
CHhNCERY TRANSFERS.

Elizabeth V. Lee to c. ]. and c. c.
Birindtlii. 3lxl19 "a feet south side
Main street. l55 feet west of Sycamore
street. March 90. 1915: tax So. 30. $40.
NJ r: Gillian to Maggie Burns
81 PAX 100 feet. known as and 2 West
$50 $40
II. u. Taylor 20 Douglas Gordon.
% l-3xll1 feet northeast corner Ac-
S March is is1s ana tax ro .ic Streets
Tax Title Company Of Richmond to
Elizabeth V. Lee. %oxl25 feet north line
Claiborne street. 232 feet west OF Lom-
hardy street February :. 1915; slS5s
Gala |. LasSiter TO Elizabeth V Lee.
lots and S. block 20. Highland Park.
November o. 1911: tax 81. $40.
q. Il White TO J. s. Conn special
commissioner, 10 Elizabeth V. Lee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
HENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

Henley and NJ. f.. Conrad. trustees,
$l5x325 feet, bounded on the north by
Franklin Street. on the cast by Donald
street. on the south by Park Avenue
and on the west by Stafford Place.
plan OF Duntreath. April /, 1915; s42,
St. George NJ. Anderson ct NIX. to
Robert +. Henley and NJ: f. Conrad.
trustees; tract land on Three Chopt
mond, recorded as plats In d. r. 1sl-A.
page lls. and plat book g, page 81;
in Henrico County clerks Office April
The Duntreath Corporation TO II. r..
bloc: il. in subdivision b. plan Of
R ".rsaSn' 4 Aprl l. inr ISIS sfs1Sc o.
4. H. Singrcy CT ux. 70 Pollard &
Ba,gby; Inc trustees; lots 81 and 49,
Marshall r. Gillian to A. J. Chewn-
ing. Jr.. trustee, 2i.G3 acres land near
fro m9ad iec sh9e hF 3 e.
c ce5 Co courI. March /, G isis; 5000 10
Grace Mersereau Harris. ct vir to
on the east side OF Creighton Road.
about ono mile east OF Richmond. April
J. 1915: $500.
Easley. trustee. two tracts land con-
tanning IL acres. adjoining each other.
between the Darbytown and Charles
city Roads. about ninr miles east of
Richmond April s. 1915: Si0G.
Joseph G. Blanton e, NIX. 10 4. Howell
and John G. Easiey, trustees. go acres
land northwest OF Laurel Hill Church.
wing on the southwestern side of New
Market Road about four miles east OF
Richmond. April I. 1918: $4,000.
J. H.. swami 70 F; si,terding. J. D.
Carncal and Charles *. Willis. trustees,
lots 6 and I, block \. section /. High
land Springs. February II. 1915; 81 22o.
j. H. Swami 10 T.. sitterding. J. H.
CarDenl and Charles *. Willis. trus-
'c"s. lots 6 and I. block \. section l..
Highland Springs. February 10, 1915;
t26s.43.
r. n oliver e, n,. to ]. I... Davis
and Charles X. Wills. trustees. Ill
acres land On tho Ridge Road. about
six miles from Richmond. as shown
~ plat made by r. Crawford Redd &
Pro, dated May % 1910. March 90
Alberto Senior G, ux. TO F. Sitter
ding. !. y. Carncal and Charles r.
Willis. trustees acres land near
Meadow station. about ni,c miles east
OF Richmond. April 10. 1918: sIn4.
Arthur G. Rupc" ct ux. 10 Walter
n. Nelson and Alfred ]. Kirsh. ;rns-
tees. lots II and Is block &c. section
r. Colonial Place. APRIL s. 1918; s35i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
IIENRICO TRANSFERS.

Greater Richmond Realty Company
Inc. TO Dora f. Whitlock. lot 20. block
10. Monument Avenue Park. April IL
1918: tax ST. $40.
Lucy Jano Brown TO Clarence s
Cunningham, lot |. section G, Omohun-
dro's plan. or Oak Park. November
81, 1917: tax so cents. So.
Avondale Land Company. Inc. to F.
Brookdale. March l6, 1918: $3.50.
Greater Richmond Realty Company
Inc. to Ella b. c. Mun,. lot 2. block
"a. Monument Avenue Park. Tax ST.
$40.
McKim c. helms ct TX to Arthur
G. Runge, lots II and l3, block I6
section Il, Colonial Place. March 80
1918: tax 81. IS.
Thomas Ii. Farrand ct ux. to W. g
Brown, lot -. Montrose Heights. Oc-
tober 1917; $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
BY J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
lll3 Main Street.
TRUSTEE SALE TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER
Valuable Suburban
arm
ATTRACTIVE BRICK DWELLING,
FISH POND
AND OTHER FINE IMPROVEMENTS
ON CHICKAHOHIEY RIVER,
AND NEAR THE
SINE-MIi.E, ROAD

By virtue OF deed OF trust from
the late J.. l.. Scherer and Wife, 20 the
Undersigned trustee 70 secure the pay
meut OF certain notes therein described
payment OF which was assumed by
SchererS vendces), default being
made. and being required TO do. I
VIII sell. at public auction. on the
premises,
THURSDAY. APRIL ls. AT r. NJ,
all that trac, OF land. with improve
ments thereon, In County OF Henrico
on the CHICKAHOMINY RIVER. and
near the NINE-MII.E ROAD, contain
ing 1897 ACRES. more or less.
bounded on tho north by the FRIEND
TRACT on the south by ROBIN
PARK. being the western half OF n
tract OF Pa "a acres. less a.5l acres
sold for RICH, ot way OF Richmond
pahannock Railway Co. etc. etc.
The farm has been HANDSOMELY
IMnEoEED. besides NEW BRICK
RESIDENCE. EXTENSIVE BARNS,
POULTRY HOUSES. etc.. and Is a
short distance from Stop No. =. Seven
Pines trolley.
TERMS: Cash as to expense Of sale.
all past due taxes and prorated taxes
1915 10 day Of sale. and to pay two
notes OF $1,000 and S73. respectively.
with interest from April l, 1919 and
ha lance one and TWO years. s per cent
interest. payable quarterly, secured by
deed Of trust, or all cash at option OF
purchaser
LEROY f. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN e CO.
Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
cHANCEnY TRUST DEEDS.

l.. COLDER. and Pearl Goldberg to
T.. &. Robinson and r. G. Dayliss trus-
tees. % feet 2l-2 inches by 100 feet,
known rs 91s North Second Street.
April Q. 1918: sl.7To
Katie l.. Clayton ct vir TO Pollard &
EaEhy. Inc. trustees. 30xl2o feet.
known az 1905 North Twenty third
Street. April I. 1918: 5000.
Lillian v. Fields TO Chewing & Box
ley. trustees. 81 1-2xI20 feet known a.
112S-l13n st. Paul Street. April II.
1918: $500
Maggie Burns to A. ]. Chewing. Jr..
trustee. 30 2-3x100 feet. known as I
and West Bacon Street. February
81 1918. SllQo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
BO0TLEGGER CUP A TREE"
Afraid TO Complain to sheriff Of Theft
of Smnll Fortunes Worth
of BOoxc.

HOQUlAM. WASH April 13-Rupert
Bennerton had 800 quarts OF perfectly
good whisky cached fifteen miles out
of town. and somebody stoie it, The
whisky would have brought "Rupe"
$4,000 at prevailing prohibition prices.
Now he is out the $500 no paid for
1t. and the $500 ne expected to get
for II, as he cannot ask the sheriff
TO hunt for II. To admit ownership
Of the stun would be TO plead guilty
Of bookkeeping
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
COURT CALENDARS.

The following cases have been called
for trial In tho various courts this
week:
plaintiff. and p d. Tor the defendant )
Inv and Equity Court.
Monday and Tuesday-Maggie L
Walker vs.. Standard Accident Insur-
ance Company: Smith & Gordon, p. o.:
poration vs. Miller & Co: r f.. Scott
I inm. H. p Il; M and p O. Justis p d.
pany vs.. Old Dominion Iron and steel
Corporation: DeSaussure. p. O.: T. j.
Moore. n. d.
Thursday-T a. Danron VS.. Au,s-
brook e. Jonc, Furniture Company:
Henley. Hall Hall. p. O.; c. T.. Stern.
n. d.
Friday-Ahraham Amos vs.. Joseph
a. Haf1in: Hill Montague p. a.: r g..
Haddon, p. d. Alice McCabe va Nc
Cabe; P: A. Smith. p. q; goodwin. p. d.
Thompson vs.. Anderson: Digs. p. o.;
Wendenhurg. n. d.
Saturday--Open.
Hastings Court. Part II.
Todd & s LuStis VS.. Chancery. etc:
wcdnesday--Lloyd VS. Campben: T.
Justin Moore p. O.; Leigh Page. p. d.
Commonwealth cases.
ThursdaT--Common VS. Arthuy
Thomas ct ais: Charles l.. Page, D. a.
Friday-A b. Clarke & Son Hard
, ware COMPANY vs. Northside Baptist
l1ashiel y. O.: Williams 6: Mullen. p d.
Saturday.Comm VS.. Walter
Hines: Charles l.. Page. p. a.
Henrfco Circuit Court,
Tmesday-Mary Ellen Russell vs. J.
White; p. q; Byrd, Fulton & Byrd, p. d.
Wednesday,. A. Bradshaw VS. r.
NJ. webb: T. 9. Haddon. p. q.
Thursday-W. J. Todds Sons VS.. I.
r. Colbert: Rawiey G Rawley. p. a.:
Gum e. Matthews .. d. Common.
wealth vs. Mary Holmes: ]. r Lewis
=. q. commonwealth vs. Alexander
Brown. Jr.: Hiram NJ. Smith. p. d
Fridny-V. l.. Perkins vs. L. 2. wade:
HXrd Fulton & Byrd. p. a: D. c.
O'Flaherty, n. d.
Saturday--Pia Yobs Administrator
VS.. Louis Casari: II. VI. Smith. Jr.. and
w. w. Beverly. y. q: L. o. wenden-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court:
William Edward Iseman. Washing
ton. y. c.. and Margaret T.. Jenkins,
city.
Onsby r. Owens and Ruth Rose, city.
Thomas Byrd Talaferro and Kath-
crime Jeanette Lewis. city.
Ernest +. Biuethgen and Florence
Ryiand Foster Wiltshire and Ada
Moore city.
William RI. F.. Wilson, buckingham
County. and Nora Lee Snoddy. city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

yesterday by tho Building Inspectors
office:
warehouse at l4lS East Cary Street.
to cost $4,000.
Mary a. Hilton. TO repair frame
dwelling at 22o Midlothian Turnpike,
to cost $500.
Charles Millhiser. to repair brick
store at CIT East Main Street, TO cost
1925.
Roberta Gilmore Waller. to erect
frame dwelling west side Seminary
Avenue. between Rer t'e Street and
Brookland Park Boulevard. to cost
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
ARRESTED FOR OLD MURDER
"uncnrinn Accused OF killing Notbs
ih-hnW In Carroll Comfy TWENTY
One Years Ago.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Pulaski VA. April l3.-Jobn Sc,i-
Jsh' hungarian, wanted in Carroll
NountE upon charge OF killing his
n.o'hcr -,h-ia~. Mrs. Mitchell. twenty
one years ago, has been arrested
WEIGH. w. Va. He was taken TO Hills
WHO JAN pending trial. Possession OF
ms victims property Is said tc hav,
been the motive. The body was nrst
concealed in an old hollow stump hut
was later dragged t. the edge OF an
abandoned mine. where II was found.
Nciioah made his escape. Shipments
prehension.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
Aged Patient on Long Hike.

WINCHESTER. VA, April 13.-R r..
eakIcE' seventy years old and feeble
M"A, io"nd a day or two ago sitting on
the bank OF 4 stream near w,nch,s,
\ message from the Western state
hospital at Staunton. stated thar tho
man had cluded tho guards after being
gwen the freedom OF the grounds Of
me institution. and had walked tho
cntire distance OF ninety-two mile, IN
Ncral days He was taken back TO
the asylum by guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
NO NEW POST-OFFlCES
treasury Department WIN Not HutId
Structures Until Wnr
Is Over.
Especial 10 The Times

WASlil NOTION. u. c.. April lathe
construction OF four Virginia post office
buildings must wait until after the
war. The Treasury Department to-day
Withdrew from Congress their recon-
mcndation for s450O500 for the build
ing of public buildings. and in tho list
were the following in Virginia: Front
Royal. post Office site. $1,000 Lccsburp
post office. s26500: Salem post office
S745 500: Waynesboro pos;-oiIicc site.
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
L. s. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvrrcd yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. with the following Judges
and officials In attendance: Circuit
lndEc Charles A. Woods. District Judge
Henry A: NJ. Smith. Clerk Claude NT.
G. Saunders.
Conference day:
Yesterday being conference dav. the
court ala not hear arguments in cases
hnt went Into conference upon cases
nernfoiore argued and remaining un-
Case in call for Monday:
~ l5Sa-E. !. du Pont de Nemours
& O., piaintiT In error. VS.. Leslie G.
SS,niith' an infant. who sues. by Fl. NJ.
smith. his next friend, defendant in
error; error TO the United States Dis
rict Court AT Richmond. To be ar
sucd by Plummer & Bohannan. OF Pc
,ershurg. for plaintiff In error, and nv
L. Q. Wendenhurr. OF Richmond for
defendant in error '''
Court adjourned until to-mo-,oz
morning at 10 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
Alcohol From Calcium Carbide.
fBy Associated Pres.

PARlS, April ia process OF pro
duciHg alcohol for Industrial purposes
from calcium carbide Is to be tested on
large Ecale by Swiss company at
Nisp. A plant Is being erected capable
OF producing 100000 pounds OF al
cohol yearly. II the Swiss plant proves
successful. similar plants are &c be
started Immediately in Norway and
Sweden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
Second wnr schooner I,n,nc,,,a

SAVANNAH April 13,--Thc Rosalie
iiull. tho second Of the war schooners
TO be built in Savannah, was launched
here to-day by the George Shipbuilding
Company. 1t Will carry coal to Para.
Brazil. on It's maiden voyage. Miss
Rosalle Hull acted as sponsor for the
new craft.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
Egypt Duyn Telephones.

CAIRO. April l3-The council OF m IN
listers has approved OF the purchase by
the Egyptian government OF the tele-
phone system OF the country Tho
purchase will date from January / of
the present year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
Congressman june. Improred.

WASHINGTON. April 1S.-Ccngress-
man William y. Jones. of Virginia, who
was paralyzcd last Sunday. continued
TO snow Improvement to-day. and his
family believes tn. critical stage Of
his illness is passing in favor OF his
recovery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

30xl25 feet north line Claiborne Street.
252 feet west Of Lombardy Street
April S. 1918: $3.50.
c. S. Sickle OF ux. to J. T. Conrad.
l5xl61 feet. known AZ 425 West Baker
street March 80. 1918: tax $40. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
uusTINGs TRUST DEED.

Mrs S. r. Edwards to a. l.. Adam
son. trustee, 33xl22 feet known az o07
East Twelfth street. April IL, 1918;
$500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
Thomas II. BurweIi Granted Divorce
Snncial To Tho Tinac

WINCHESTER. VA, April l3-Mrs.
Margaret Earl Barnes Burwell, young
and attractive. who recently brought
suit for divorce against her husband
Thomas II. Burwell. owner or a large
Colonial estate in Clarke County, and
member of a distinguished Virginia
family. has lost her suit. 4 decree
was entered to-day in the Circuit
Court at. Berryvillc awarding d.
rorce to Mr.. Burwell. who had filed a
cross bill. The wife is allowed no
alimony.
The marriage OF Mr.. Burwe!l.
wealth w'dower. and Miss Barnes, OF
ShenHnDSr Junction, w. Va, took
place ievc i years ago in face OF op-
posit..a bE the formers grown chill
dren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
ACTIVITY IN BUILDING: LINE
REMAINS tnOI''r NOR T.

The activity in the building field re-
malned about normal for this year
but two operations Of more than ordi-
nary size being noted. Permits were
issued 20 the Richmond Terminal Com
rany for the erection Of three brick
warehouses, whose total cost is esti-
mated at 10000. One of the build
.ngs Will be used as an ice plant
permit was also issued TO Roberta
Gilmore Waller for a residence to be
erected on Seminary Avenue between
kennie street and Brookland Park
Boulevard. the estimated cost OF the
building being estimated at 10000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
consolidated STATEMENT
FOR ALL TWELVE BANKS
fRv Associated Press.1


WASHINGTON. April IS-Credit ex-
pansion. caused partly by Liberty loan
campaign needs. is indicated by the
Federal reserve boards report that bills
discounted by the twelve banks this
week were $4,000 600 greater than
the week before. Holdings OF ccrti-
"rr'es OF Indebtedness fell off s1ls.-
100000. The condition OF the banks at
the close OF business last night was
as follows
Resources,
Gold coin and certificates
in vault ..............$ 4SS,T6sooo
Gold settlement fund Fed
cral reserve board $3.50 Io7971ooO
Gold with foreign agencies $500 600
Total gold held by banksS s4s,c33. 600
Gold with Federal reserve
agents ..........s s57.4sa,ooo
Gold redemption fund. 23.546.o9o
Total gold reserves. 81. sac. 271. 900
Legal tender notes. silver
cSc 64.72t.oo0
Total reserves ........s1.Ss4,oa5. 900
Bills discounted for mem
bers and Federal reserve
banks ............,.. T1a.so7.ooo
Ellis bought in open mar
ket Observation-Disclosures. s1s.s57.ooo
Total bills on hand sIo31 .664, 600
United States government
loEg-term securities IS 54,23T, 600
United States government
short-term securities 142143o0O
All other earning assets. 3.771.0 900
Total earning assets. .S1.23lS15o 1000
Due from other Federal re-
serve banks-nct ....S 1915 500
Unsolicited items . 3Ss,ooe. 900
Total deductions from
gross deposits .. 3S4s24o 600
Five per cent redemption
fund against Federal re-
serve bank notes ...... $4,000
All other resources $50. $4,000
Total resources .s3.5l24o5.oo 600
Liabilities.
Capital paid in........S 74.74a 500
surplus ................. 1.l34.O00
Government deposits 80. 10O.523, 900
Duo to members reserve
account ........... 1.4s4.4s7.ooo
collection Items 22S.270, 900
Other deposits, including
foreign government
credits ............. s532fooo
Total gross deposits sl.9lS,65l0 900
Federal reserve notes In
actual CIRCULATION $500. sl.4oo.37T. 900
Federal reserve bank notes
I'm circulation-net liza
bility ............... 100000
All other liabilities lO,5S5,Ooo
Total liabilities .. sa,5l2.4e5. 600
Ratio OF gold reserves to net de.
post and Federal reserve note liabili-
ties combined. 6o.3 per cent.
Ratio OF total reserves to net de.
pOSit and motto liabilities combined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

Tho following meetings Of commit
tees had been called yesterday for this
week:
sunday-Streets, 10 o'clock (morn-
inE).
Tuesday-Finance o'clock
Thursday-Ordip 8 o'clock