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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-23

In execution OF an order OF the Dis
trIct Court of the United states for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. enternd
April II. 1915. in the matter OF Il T.
Cowherd and }, NJ. Cowhcrd. as part
nerd " Cowherd. and as individuals
bankrupts. the undersigned. Howard
sutton. trustee in certain deed OF
tho Chanccrv Court OF the city OF Rich
mond. In Decd Book Sab. at page 1871,
ana Maxwell G. Wallace. trustee in
rupts. viii sell at auction on the
premises. on
FRIDAY. APRIL IS. 1918.
at O'Clock Z. VI.
All that certain lot or parcel OF land.
with tho improvements thereon. known
az No. S0+ Stuart Road. lying and being
IN tho plan OF Battery Court. in the
city OF Richmond. Va. but formerly in
the County OF Henrico Just north OF
scrihcd as follows: beginning at Il
point on tho north line of Stuart Road
10 feet west OF Fendall Avenue,
and fronting 10 feet on the north line
%: Stuart Road. thence running back in
northcr!y direction ana between paral-
mated as lot No. 2S. and the most east
ern 10 feet OF lot No % in block -"
OF said plan Of Battery Court.
The improvements consist OF a de-
tached frame dwelling with all modern
convenicnccs. and being we'll located
in this improving section Of the. city.
should command the attention OF any
one seeking Il nice home.
TERMS: Onc-third cash one-third in
one year. and one-third in two years
all deferred payments to be evidenced
by notes bearing interest at s per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually and
secured by deed of trust on the prop
crty: or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser.
HOWARD SUTTON.
Trustee Under Deed Of Trust.
NJ. CT. WALLACE,
Trustee in bankruptcy.
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TUE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KAILWAY
COMPANY.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
NOTICE. Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the sloG khoIders OF THE CfIESA-
t't- ia L AND ONO HALLWAY COMPANY
Will ue held as provided III the by-iaws, ~
ine ONCE " the company In tho cay OF
Ut ApIiI. ais. at IL u ciocA A. ii. ca Tor tn.
eicCI!on OF directors % To authorize and
consent. ey Vote OF Otherwise may %
provided by law, To the acquisition w. pur-
chase or Otherwise Oh The corporate asselA
rights. privileges. franchises, easements,
ioilo"ins corporations In wnicn said rail-
way company owns ALL or substantially all
the capital stock tal OF i\an.lyha Bridge
and I.rninai Company: tbl oil tne GauIsy
ana Meadow River Railroad Company: ,Cj
OF Logan ana southern hallway Company;
td) OF POND Fork hallway Company: ieJ OF
iiney River and Paint Creek ka.ir0ad Com
halfway Company. and 80 OF tho Chesa-
pcake and Ohio Northern hallway Com
pauy; go to authorize and consent to the
form ANA terms OF such AcQu stions and OF
any agreement or agreements entered into
In connection herewith: 60 to ratiiy and
confirm such action heretofore taken or
author.@ed ~ The toard OF directors or by
may ba submitted to this meeting, mud u,
TO transact such other business, Al may
lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will DO closed
az the oihce OF me company. No. IL Broad
way New York city. on Saturday. the aJd
Gay OF April. l:lS. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
dated Richmond. Va. February q, 1918.
by order OF the board OF directors.
CARL REMINGTON.
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-23

SEEDS. PLANTS. "EnriLI%EHs. III
cHRi Observation-Disclosures strong chry-
santhemum plants. - cents dozen. Madi.
son q, J
lF:AS buy a liberty bond Cowpcas. cow
peas. cowpc.s Any quantity Sack or car
load. Sound stock Prompt shipment
Rohert Hackney. Durham. y. q.
PEAS For sale. sound mixed field or cow
nrase. suitable for niantins ~ s3;61 per
GINA. Address Samuel Bear. or. & Sons.
Wilminrton. y. g.
SOFA BEANS. COW PEAS
Millets crimson clover and other, Sra
sonable seed ard feeds. Get our prices
before YOU buy. We YOU money Car
ter. Nenahlc co. Inc. Richmond. Va
LIBERAL supply vine seed free. Kings,
1877 East Main Street.
wANTED-MISCELL NEOUS. a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., to buy. feather beds
and old tlmc furniture. Feathers. ia
West Main street. Madison 1907.
OLD GOLD--Wnnlcd buy Tor cash old
gold. silver and false teeth; highest prIces
f. c. Meyer JewelTy Co. u Wcst Broad ST.
PIPE--Wantcd. TO buy all sizes from
inches to ~ inches second hand iron or
steel pipe In rload lots. Address i,ebow
Brothers Co, T.. o. Box 1875. Charleston.
kRAUSE AUTO WRECKING AND METAL,
CO.. buyers OF old automobiles. metals and
machinery. Twentieth and Main Streets.
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Statesmen AND AGENTS.
STOCK Statesmen

ARE you worth and are you
earning 500 per week or
more? If you are not, here is
real opportunity. Require
ments: good appearance, con-
sistent worker and references.
Clean work, commission basis.
See our Southern manager, Mr..
f.lkins, Murphy's Hotel. No
telephone calls answered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-23
This Dav

Al b O'CLOCK +. M,
the above numbered detached resi-
dence of eight nice rooms. bath and
pantry, electric lights and other mod
ern convenicnNcs.
The property will pay splendidly on
the price at which Il can he bought
being rented to good yearly tenants
at $3.50 per year. and will make a nice
home.
TERMS: Reasonable and announced
at sale.
MOOREF1ELD & BLAKE. INC,
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BY Z. l.. e ii. l.. DENOON. INC,
Real Estate Auctioncers
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
Very Desirable Build
Ing Lots
on MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
NOW IS THE TIME, TO BUY.
We win sell at public auction on tht
premises on

We viii sell n public auction on the
premises On
TUESDAY. APRIT. %. 1918,
at O'Clock - NJ.
the following described property:
First: one hundred and nifty G50)
feet on the north side OF Main Street,
beginning siNty-four and one half
Goa l-:) feet west OF Belmont Avenue.
Sccand: One hundred and thirty-tour
feet, six inches GA feet inchesl be-
ginning at the southeast corner Of Au-
burn and Main streets.
Third: Four hundred and twenty
t42O) feet on tho north side OF Cary.
beg inning sixty 600 feet east OF Doc
lev Avenue and running westwardiy
four hundred and twenty t2O) feet to
the northeast corner OF Crenshaw Ave-
Euc.
This property contains three attrac-
tive ccsner lots. All city improvements
In this section.
The above properties are OF the most
desirable TO be had for building pur-
poses. and IL You think OF building
homes in the near future. you will do
we'll 10 attend this sale.
TERMS: Attractive.
G. l.. & ii. l.. DENooN. INC.
Auctioncers.
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MARt;--Wahted, y fine young balky marc.
Write 7Qi East Marshall, Richmond.
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BUSINESS MEN

know from experience that the
best employee In the one that II
now employed.
I;Mcient ONCE workers mike II
regular morning hnbit 10 rend
tho inde1ed ciuSsificd columns or
THE TIMES DISPATCH
for positions offering larger or
pOrtunlticx.
]. you are In need CT book
keep per, stenographcr or my
other help, phone
RANDOLPH
and ipncrt Help Wanted sd,
md most likely the position will
he filled tho same day.
TIMES DESPATCH WANT ADS
are result producers.
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T. ". MOFFAT, Secretary,
- Exchange PLACE. New York City.

THE adjourned annual meeting of tho
stockho!dcrs OF the Drcwry- Hughes Co
Will be held at tn. office OF George Bryan
3i5 American Bank Building. Richmond
Va. pursuant to the terms OF adjournment
and the call OF the Chairman OF the said
annual meeting on the 3oth day OF April.
1918. at T. ~, TO consider and act upon
the question OF tho transfer ana conveyance
TO new corporation OF the real estate OF
tho company located in the city OF Rich
mond and TO elect directors for the en-
suing year, and to transact any other busi-
L ESrES
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AUCTIONS-LEC1IuS
MEETINGS.

NoIlCE or SPECIAL MEETING OF
Si0GkHCLDEES OF CAYUGA CEMESr
10 the stockholders of CayuCa c.men,
You are hersby notified that 4 special
mccting or the stockholders OF Cayura &C.
lhcht Corporation has been called 10y tho
PRESIDENT OF haiG corporation, to bc held a I
ne office OF the corporation in the Virginia
halfway and Power Building, in the CITY
OF Richmond. State OF Virginia, on III. stb
day OF May. 1915. at Il o'clock noon. 10
consider - proposal for the lease OF the
plant of said corporation, tho transfer OF
rs current assets To the lessee for llQuida-
tion ana application to current inGebtedn cs,
OF said corporation. and option giving
tho lessee the right to purchase the plant
OF the corporation Tor the sum OF SSo1. 400
payable In part by assumption OF bonds OK
the corporation. and to take such action
other matters that may DO brought before
seem advisable.
r: W. MorFAT, Secretary.
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wANTrn-uooMs or BOARD. :;

WNNFED. room and board for married
couple. In country or suburbs near Rich
Inoud. References exchanged II in Coun-
Try must pc accessible railroad. q; tx
on. IIMcs Dispatch.
" = NIED furnished room With priv ate
Gath. convenient 10 board, by young
couple. Prefer private family or aparts
ncnt-Gousr West Fad. la reply si,e TO-
ratiCn ana terms Box sos. ciIy.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF THE
Modem Frame DWELLING

KNOWN AS No. SOf STUART ROAD
BATTERY COURT.
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TRUSTEES SALE
No. 1925 Weary ST.
AT AUCTION.

In execution of certain deed Of
trust dated October II. 1918, to tho
undersigned trustee. and duly recorded
in the clerks office Of the Richmond
chancery Court. in y. Il. 23i-A. page
49,. there having been default in tho
payment OF the debt thereby secured
and being required so 10 do by the
beneficiary viii offer for saie at
public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, APRIL ~. 1918.
at o'clock =. NJ.
the property described in said deed ms
follows: all that certain lot or parcel
OF land lying and being IN the city OF
Richmond, Va, with the improvements
thereon on the south line OF Cary
street. between Linden and Beech
Streets, known as No. lO2J West Cary
Street. and bounded and described as
follows. to-wit: beginning ut point
on the south line Of Cary Street dis
tunt b4.9 feet east OF it's intersection
with the east limo OF Beech Street. and
thence running castwardly along the
south limo OF Cary Street and fronting
thereon . feet. thence back south
wardly from said front between nearly
parallel lines 1896 feet to an alley. on
which il abuts 1913 feet.
TERMS. Cash.
STUART BOWIE.
Trustee.
BY @ l.. e H. l.. DENOON. INC,
Est 10
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WANTED,

AIDES Cor girls over 16
years. who are unable to
DIRK all day, but would like
nployment one-half time,
IN find light work in a
easant occupation either in
lie morning (7:30 A. NJ. to
2. NJ or afternoon q p.
/, to 6 ?. NJ. Steady en-
.oyment. Well paid while
arning. Piece work after
ard.
p. II. MAYO G. BRO.
BRANCH,
26th and Cary Streets.
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BY MOOREFlELD e. BLAKE, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-16
MEN TO BE BROUGHT
 HOME VERY SOON
Secretary Baker, in Statement, Casts Wet Blanket on Idea, Saying No Definite Plans Made Yet
Friedrich Ebert.
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NEW YORK. Nov 15.-Ishward N. Hurley, chairman of the United States shipping board. announced here to- night op the eve of his departure for Europe that the government intends to return to this country speedily a large part of the American expedf tionary forces The purpose of MT. Hurley's trip to Europe is to arrange the details for their transportation.
 To offset the loss of transport ton nage through the withdrawal of Brit ish ships hitherto engaged in carry ing American soldiers overseas. Mir. Hurley hopes to utilize g or 90 Ger man and Austrian liners, with ac- commodations for 4000 men each. In compensation for the loan" of these vessels. he said. food would be sent to the people of central Europe on their return voyages.
 Mir. Hurley said the shipping board would be able to bring troops back at the rate of 100000 a month. If the war department wants them returned as fast as that" He would meet General Pershing at American field headquarters. he added. to discuss the details of their mecoming.
 While he will go abroad with Her bert Hoover. federal food administra-
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FIGHT IS NOW POSSIBLE
BECAUSE OF REPUBLICAN CON- TRoL OF BOTH HOUSES NEXT MARCH, MEMBERS OF THAT PARTY WILL OPPOSE LIMITING FUTURE TAXATION
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ABE EltFltW A-tdSrQ hN4ftJ
 WASHINGTON. Nov 15-DOwn- ward revision of the war revenue bill to about the six billion dollar total recommended by Secretary McAdco, appears to be assured, members of the senate finance committee said to- night that after Mir McAdoo had par tially explained to the committee the suggestions as to future government financing made in his letter last night to Chairman Simmons.
 Some of the secretary's proposals however. especially those to abandon excess profits taxation and increase individual income taxes in 1920, met with strong opposition, senators said. Republican opposition to Mir Me AdOo's recommendation for immedi- ate specification limitation of taxes to four billion dollars in 1920 also developed, but Senator Simmons said a majority of the committee fayors it.
 Eeeause of prospective republican control of both houses of congress next March. republican opposition to limiting taxation two years hence was not unexpected. and a strong fight in both houses on this feature of the revenue bill is now considered prob able. If it develops it will be the first serious partisan difference in the measures consideration.
 In a statement tonight regarding Mir. McAdoO's conference with the committee, Chairman Simmons said the secretary's estimates of $lS,OOO,- 000.000 of government expenditures next syear of probable reductions by 1920 which would make possible re- duction of tax bill to about four bil- lion dollars, largely are guess work" based upon all possible but incomplete information.
 "The eighteen billion dollars esti- mate {" said Seuafor Simmons. "is nothing but an estimate. and. accord ing to Secretary McAdoo, not much more than an enlightened guess. It was guessed at after receipt of all possible information available at this time. The war. navy and other de- partments cannot give any absolutely reliable statement of their require ments. and do not know what they can lOp off.
 Neither is it known whether we must continue advances to the allies, but the estimates are based upon the assumption that We will.
 But with these estimates. Secre- tary McAdoo thinks if We raise six billion by taxation. he can finance the government for the next fiscal year"
 Regarding Mir. McAdoO's estimate for reduction of taxation for 1920 toI four billion dollars, Chairman Sim mOnds added:
 "The secretary believes it to be Of the highest importance that business be advised in advance as to what taxes it will have to pay. He thinks that if that is not done. with a spe- cial session of congress next year toI enact revenue legislation it would take five or six months and be near the end of the year before the peo-
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TO STABILIZE INDUSTRY
INDICATIONS POINT TO HEAVY DEMAND FOR METAL FROM AL LIED GOVERNMENTS AS WELL AS PRIVATE CONSUMERS HERE AND ABROAD
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 WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-Tne
 American copper industry,
 through a committee of producers
 and refiners. agreed today with
 the war industries board 10 main
 tain the present rate of production
 and preserve existing levels of
 prices and wages. Government
 regulation of prices and allocation
 of materials will continue. the en-
 tire agreement to remain in effect
 until next January 1, when it will
 be subject to renewal or revision.
 In making this announcement to- night after an all day conference mem bers of the committees and of the board explained that the action was taken to stabilize the copper industry and those with which it is closely re- lated during the period of transition from a war to a peace basis
 The general industrial situation with particular reference to the effect that the cessation of hOstilities would have no prices and demand without government supervision and allOcatiOn was understood to have been discuss ed The conference also took up the probable world requirements during reconstruction in Europe.
 "One of the allied governments" said a federal statement issued aft CT the conference, within the past 24 hours has requested information on delivery of 200.0O0 tons of the com modity. which was accepted as a sign that the European demand would not only be large but immediate Another point given consideration was the prospective requirements for civilian consumption. due to the curtailment of the productivity of many American industries for the last IS months be- cause of the needs of the war pro gram. which has created a demand that should prove a factor in stabiliz- ing conditions generally.
 The civilian demands in Europe and elsewhere, held in check for more than four years. would work to the same end. it was thought. since Amer ica produces approximately 70 per cent of the worlds copper supply"
 Daniel Guggenheim of the Amer ican Smelling and Refining company; C. F. Kelly of the Anaconda company; Daniel C. Jackling of the Utah Copper company. and R. L. AgassiZ of the Calumet & Hecla company. represent ed the industry at the conference while the war industries board was represented by Chairman Baruch and other officials.
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coNplTloNs CAUSE HAsTE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Develop- ments in Europe, not only military. but in international politics and ten dency of the revolutionary spirit mani tested by the demoTalized civil pOpu- lation of the central empires to spread to neighboring states, have influenced the allied and American governments to arrange for the meeting at an early date of the great peace congress.
 The Atlantic cables were burdened today with government business be- lieved to have been for the most part of exchanges between Washing ton and Paris where the inter-allied council is endeavoring to reach an agreement as to the time and place for holding the conference, the condi- tions under which it shall be held and the nations that snail be admitted to participate. Consideration of this last question probably will occupy much time for almost every day witnesses the birth of a new state.
 There has been a disposition to de- day the holding of the peace confer ence until the political situation in Europe had somewhat crystalized, but it was understood today that other considerations finally led to a de- cision by the associated governments to proceed to assemble the conference at the earliest date that can be set, having regard to the difficulty of en- suring the attendance of committees of delegates at Versailles, which seems most likely to be selected as the 11lapa Of thp meeting
 One reason suggested for the change of decision is the necessity of restor- ing the channels of trade and indus try in the late enemy states so as to afford employment to labor and there by relieve the threat of Bolshevism and anarchy. Another is the general desire now expressed by ak of the allied governments to relieve the civil lian populations of the central powers from the danger of famine, it being recognized that this relief work can best be carried on after formal peace treaties have been negotiated.
 There also has been some apprehen- sion that delay in the consummation of peace would have an injurious eff feet upon industries in America and the allied countries.
 With the assurance of an early assembly of the peace conference at tention today turned to the compost tion of the American commission. The
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STRONG FINISH
 NEEDED TO PUT
 CAMPAIGN OVER
Only in This Way Can War Work Fund Be Realized as Less Than Half Has Been Subscribed
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NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Only whirl- wind finish similar to that of the fourth Liberty loan drive can put the nation "over the top" in it's S17O.5OO,- 900 drive for the united war work cam paign. officials declared tonight when the fifth day of the campaign ended with only S6.632. .119. or 49 per cent or the amount asked, contributed.
 Confidence was expressed, however, that the whirlwind finish will be forth coming and that not only the $170, ,5O0.- 900 minimum. but the full S25O. .0OO, 900 needed by the seven organizations during the coming year. will be raised before the campaign ends Monday
 As in the fourth Liberty loan drive. the eastern states were reported to be tagging behind the west. New York state has subscribed S22 336.671. or 30 per cent of it's quota. but other states in the eastern army department pull the average down to go per cent, with total of only S31 436.SS6 against a quota of 75.O20 900. Delaware. the only state in the eastern department which was past it's quota. reported sub scription of STOP .267. or 14S per cent of the amount asked. The northeastern
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freight rates at cost to introduce American-made goods and enjoy a fair share of the carrying trade of the world. and it will continue large naval seonstruction, not be- cause it wishes a navy to over awe other nations Far from it. But to ensure freedom of the seas to small and great nations alike, and to contribute our share to the policing of the world
 When the peace treaty is signed if will contain provision of a league of nations. All the
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 15. Secretary Daniels in an address tonight, predicted that mo man living will see, unless wisdom de- parts from us, the government re- tire from the building and operat- ing of cargD-carrying ships" The secretary Spoke at the 18th an- nual dinner of the Society of Naval Architects an Marine En- gineers.
 "The government" said Mir. Daniels, will build ships, pioneer new routes of trade, guarantee
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EUROPEAN CLOUDS HURRY ALLIES IN PEACE PLANS
NATION IS TO STAY LN GAME

allied nations have approved such a league. Germany and Austria declared their acceptance of it, and it will be worked out by the wise heads of the world There will be need then of a strong navy to enforce the decrees of the court. To this navy for in- ternational service every nation must contribute in proportion to its ability. As the richest of the great nations, the United States will, of course. furnish its propOr- ton of this naval police power"
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE AMERICAN FIRST ARMY IN FRANCE, Nov. 15 (By the Associ- ated Press). The Germans in force will begin saturday to leave the points they now occupy north east of the American lines. ac- cording to German wireless mes sages. Opposite the American front there was much wagon and automobile traffic Friday. The Germans apparently hauling out
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TO HURRY PEACE PACT
PRESIDENT WILSON EXPECTED TO ATTEND MEETING BUT NOT AS DELEGATE; SECRETARY LANSING WILL HEAD AMERICAN DELEGATION AT GATHERING

PARIS, Nov 15. (By the Associated Press. .)-Meetings of representatives of the associated governments begin ming today will be largely informal, consisting chiefly of conferences of foreign ministers rather than of pre- miers, with a view to reaching a com mon understanding on international questions and definitely arranging the program of the peace congress.
 One of the first conferences held today was at the residence of Colonel House. the head of the American dele gation, where Foreign Minister Son. nino of Italy spent some time. Gt~Was expected that Foreign Secretary Bal four of Great Britain would arrive later.