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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22

magnet which dr.w the attention. 81
p'"rlr Oh Doth bridges and the sh"r!.
T. was strange contrast between IT,
tw" v">>rlS. the Success. built IN tn
old. "i,: Way. and the Concrete. built hy
tn" NEST up-in-dai" methods and fabrit
The Concrete IS in Charg" "f th,'i
ruat<wain.s Mate Smith nnd Boa
SwHin'S Mat" Hogan. with the champi'n
buEI"r Of III" tinted States navy. 81"
w:li l"av" to-day about noon on h'r
long voyage Ia Chicago. via the Chic.
Mississippi a.d Illinois rivers and IL
Chicago drainaG" canal 10 the t;r"Ht
i.;lk"s naval training station At Wa +
i,.Uan. MS where she will y" used ~
training sailors in the art ~ nlVISl.
ton. 81" will stop at MI the lcadla:
citi,% and towns along the route in th'
interest q: naval recruiting. Her :trai
stop after leaving Wheeling will H.
MoiiEdSviIlc. where She will lay fnr Al
h"Ur before rcsum:ng hrr journey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22
"A,P. NJ" MAGIC LETTERS
THAT HELP OUR BOYS IN
STRAIGHTPATH ABROAD
Pershings Military Police Omnipresent All Over
Paris Are Keeping American Mothers keassur-
ed Over Moral Safety Of Their Sons.

usual opportunities for immortality TiSht
ner. in m. United Stnt''S. VIVA ;"uSt Il
-. IN France Many -t:ar:ican women
hav,. y .rrIuiy find III trrlr minds tHat
i>-tr,.,. IS u &sp,rGinx immoral country.
f isn't bu; I ii" not hoy" - l"s able ~
unscttl. th'. conviction.
NJ. P is Everywhere
u,ll ..ur,.n, riiySclf viii, saying that
ayrt, II Franc" w"r, sltr,,nCr Sai"! or
,;nu,orruh. our soldiers would Il" sat"
1trrre AZ SIf" or Saf-.r lhan tn
.ruu!,! y" :; h"'iI... n" ,IS"n IS THAI
tn. ar" under military discipline ana
military supervision every hour az Their
los In their off hours tt"E ar SiiT-sr-
vI>cd BY IN. mos; efficient and powerful
pulic,. force III n" world. III" military
p,.Ic.. al ~" American army.
Military r"!ic" i wfa; h"Y call th''r"
for Sh"c: The n" r"ti!H assistant pro-
rnSt uLarSha.S. Thrr n" everywhere. IN
France. where there ar" American sol
drr>. They polio" PHriS and all nth"r
cities. town and villages IN our z"E"-
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Like LeoUen

r:tany ;,% ',n ;,.nplr IN il shows NOT m! !
f4.H i!t. ; wnrh - .'.sS"Eiihl. hil- thaI
:. Performed !" the iiui;'- taste.
N.ii. liza, kind e Il I"'liC" force an,
tNIi KIND 81 "ft!r"r! commanding II
YAK: ':rl. hn <,Ir" :hHt your sons haven
very :nu't3 "rr"r'"li'S 10 90 AStI7iy
Hl.c.. IA :, whie Il m,an may evade Tho
military police. occasionally havr
-',.n il done. l;Ii i; happens rarely. nn'
tn" chances ar" a hundred tn ono aga1ns
II happening twice ~ any one man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-22

fr,yhi"u IN, young I"!,,.r:n,u got nj
back ;n :h" tinted s;'tr'-. Fh' inca
AZ h"ndUuHrt"rS H-r'''"! Win ~ i"''.,
'ili.l 'hh' ~ n'.'u 80 .h,,f
afford |" !'@' = '''''I I'M -.
Til" MILITARY p"t''ih'n N''
found All eyer cur "'"' =" .,L,.I ,-,r
not wear tlu" cl";h'% ana i ~" ~
Neither docs H. carry uI''' ,.r,t,,
wears h'S %"ii.'r "iit'",". ~" :, n
arm f'l"i "li "hi'i '''. - IN
assistant iFT'"I H.. wa, ",r" h,.,i aud a
''''rS 80 '''' .I,.r,,. rI am
revolver AMI hI n'Fr".7 ''''."'' y" ''
munit'"n with him ,,...
H." - = cart IL Il *''rN 49,. N"''''
IA IT'S head 'i'h,'Iti .'''i,'''
proves, ii'tI Inn' .,.rt H., five: ~
,i'i''', ',,.' -. ,'.', NIL. inMn wni'm
hnu.,x r.,. r,..t IF tn" $tHf.. hPF
h!iu AZ" many rfiI"''rS VII" '"''''i'''!.'
th.. regiments If assistant i'r'n',,, 49,"
S!!,lS. and they are h'ht r''':"'hN'"l'' I.t
tn" order and E''"! ''''""' ~
army.
Are Picked Lot
I'm Paris I'M, military p"t:'" hAN'.
+l.r, h,,,lu,I,rrrr~ ~ An oll-ihSh:"h''
,,.II,n,. ~ nm. Eu" 81" tnn'. chose q"
m. heart Of old I'ari:. The ri.'." W.
:, hrI.i n i~...%nr LrN>. ana ~ Icons
Very mu,h lIh" " h"''l pr" i'h ,., 49,
~. n.,f.I.-, in Hy,F G,.rrif. Fh. h!E H'''-
iu, room l,aS l"!s, So! l.. ni"tt u man
formerly. ~ if'i',,'" !. ,I,',i ,i'.,,
with l"E" I'ln" lAt''N. ,,',n,.I
:,nH tn d:Sn'S arr ''''N'''
war.
y n,u.-arn'd r.r'h'h ~'tti. T. W."
most 'nr..%ims snt'" AN" = I'','i Hror
kr"wi'rit" 80 t.'.;''''"' - " 49,, ,h,.
bay and ~" i"!d to" "n'' ~, "h'n Nv
w:.r was over u" vt s''"u- - .N'''rI''; -;
Il wam' :" know b." 3, -, a..
.'-r h,.l,trg. ..r"H for p"Tl - lN pa, 49,
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possible. THY u.rl :, Il" ini"li'T'rt.
'rh"y hav" ru;ht hour. Il day OF par''cu'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03

EradStrects Saturday. VIII say Tor
Richmond and vicinity:
Observation-Disclosures trade good.
retail trade fair manufacturing. ac-
tive, crops. fair; collections, fair.
Remarks: labor scarce. transportation
poor.
-radc a. ,holc continued good
during April thongs the closing days (
I'll" month a STA, joining IN som, Lines
was noticeable. '"rgc!y because OF rn-
favorable weather. ra,:''r depressing
third Liberty loan. Wholesale trade Is
generally good, shoe dealers rcpo-. good
iu,urc orders. dry FOODS coniiaU IN
active demand, though prices advance
Ertail trad. Is good in IN" country dis
,ricts though in tn" citics the season
has been late and sales somewhat dis
alpointius. particularly in seasonablc
communities. Manufacturing in all
lines continues very active and outpu.s
arc measured on by the available sup
ply OF materials and labor. Their. Is
Shor,nr" Of labor. skilled and uu-
skilled both in tho factory and on the
farm. building permits show some In
crease and as consequences OF this
and government consumption lumber il
IN better demand though in this as i'm
rlany other lines the slow delivery and
congestion Of freight has been a de-
tcrrcnt feature. manufacturers of
agricultural fertilizer have had tho
largest sales ~ their history. and deal
'rS III hcid and garden seeds have had
markets have about completed their
sales aud tobacco and cigarette ma nt-
'acturcrS are far behind in delivery Of
orders, some Of them working continu-
ouSiy. day and night.
Automobile dealers report demand II,
excess of ih" supply. particularly. of
low ana medium pric. ears and trucks.
Failures for this district show a de
crease for Apvil when compared with
the sam" month OF last year--no failure
OF consequence occurring. Collections arc
generally reported good though in som.
lines a tendency 10 SlowncSs was no
toeahic during the latter part OF the
month Bans cicarings in most citic.
continue 10 show increase.
crops: The weather has been rather
unfa rorahlc for spring crops. TOO much
rain IN most sections has hindered prem
aratioon Of the soil and seeding Some
"amagc to carly crops and 20 fruit from
storms and frost - reported. though
apparently 10 no great extent Winner
whoa; is m good condition. The acre
age OF most summer crop plantcys Will
not exceed ii il equals that i. last
year,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
cIIANCERy RELEASE DEEDS.

mrs o' G. M HaSSl ~ Ss5ss iss +
Street. Aprii so. ISIS: n77o.
Il. G. Wherry and r.. p. Schombcrg.
trustees. to Mabel l.. Wooifolk. 3Oxl3A
feet known 81 ,n,l as 81 East Leigh street
Parker. 25xlIs feet. west line Colonial
aenas a being Ap 21 So S. s ,sss Resi-
Fl. T. Richeson and +. l.. Crutchiield.
trustees. to w. II. Jackson. l5X6S feet.
n9r5h nos side crHek s1res; ~ feet east
Byrd Hospital. inc. 6oxla5 feet, south
west corner Grove and Dooicy Ave-
nues. May |. 1918: t2.5a6.
Chewing & BoNlcy. trustees. TO
Lucie {. scott 27Xl24 feet known as
1913 St. James street. April %. 1918
S2.oi6.
Chewing * Boxley. trustees. to LII
liam V Fields. 81 l-2xl2o feet, known
az lles-ll3o st. Paul Street. April 10.
stuart nowe. trustee. to ]. F, Nc,
Park Avenue. Aprril %. lelS: $3.50.
Trustees. to p l.. Moore ct ux.. lot Is,
II. ials; $500
\. J. Chewninr. .Ir.. and stuart Bowc.
block y. Ginter Park Terrace, April
Richmond bank and Trus, Company.
trustee. to j -. Spencer. 50Nl3j feet
east side North Avenue, Ella feet north
of Norwood Avenue. February %.
1918; si.5Oo.
Richmond Bank and Trust Company.
trustee. to j. u. Spencer. 5oSl35 feet
cast line North Avenue. ola feet north
OF Norwood Avenue. February %,
1915: $4,000
Chewing x Boxlcy. trustees to G..
y. Evans. 40Xl2o feet. known as 1915.
i0l5-A, 1917. Iol7-A North Eight tn
street April Is, l9lS. SSot
Chewing & BoNiey, trustees to O.;
\. Evans. +ox1oo feet. known as 1o15.
lOlJ-A, lol7. I0I1-A North Eighth
street. April IS, 1918: s3.13s.
James II. Crcnshaw trustee. to
Katherine g. Kicks ct ais. 90 feet IA
inches by $50 feet. known 7oS East
Leigh street. April -, 1918: $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
uENRICO TRANSFERS.

Michael Dominiczak 1T uN. TO !. s.
simpson. ~ acres land. bounded on the
south and east by the lands OF
Ethclinda and Lucy Hclsou. and on the
north and west by tn. public road
called 'Longbridge" or "Darbytown."
Ia Varina Magisterial District. March
-. 1915: Si.iOo.
John g. Wade ct ux. TO Lucy T.. and
Philip !. Kennedy, - acres land south
SIDE Of the Three Chopt Road. nine
miles west Of Richmond in Tuckahoe
Magistcria; District being two tracts
one of ten acres conveyed 10 John g.
Wade by deed from Abram Peasants
and the other Of five acres conveyed TO
John q. Wade by deed from Alexander
Jennings April -. 1918: $500.
BETTE Sheppard TO Albert o. Boschcn
trustee. 80 IL acres land on the
Hungary Road near Laurel Station.
bounded ON tho north by the Hungary
Road, On tho east by land of \. Ford.
ON the south 10y lands OF John Miller
and =. T.. Ford. and on tho west by the
land "f Louise iiochns. october |. 1912.
tax. 81 SO
Abbey Realty Corporation to Louis
Bonini lots \ and .. block ). Colonial
$3.50.
Bunting Realty Corporation to Louis
3onini .; ux lots !, =, : and 8 block
!. Colonial Place Annex. April Is, 1918:
81 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Nillamont Land Company. Inc Villa
mont. Capital stock. SoJ, 900. Pur-
poses: real estate business Walter j.
Quick. president. W. q. Roberts. sec
rotary. both OF Roanoke
Cumberland Galleries Company, Inc
Graham. Capital stock. $4,000. pur-
poses: coal business. t.. H. Easley
president: James s. Kahle secretary
both of Bluchcld. w. Va.
Mcldetile manufacturing Company Of
Petersburg. Inc, Norfolk. Capital
stock. $4,000 Purposes: Manufacture
ing tileinG, roofing. etc. l.. William
Meide, president: w. w. Parramore
secretary. both OF Norfolk
North Norfolk Realty Corporation
Norfolk Capital stock. 100000 pur-
poses: real estate business NJ g. An
dcrson, president: Joseph 7. Lawlcss
secretary. both OF Norfolk
Norfolk f.uuipmcnt Cornorntiop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
U. (. CIRCUIT COURT or ArrEALs

Tic United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals rcconvened yesterday mornin e
at 1880 O'Clock. with the following
Judges and officials in attendance: Cir
cult Judges. J. G. Pritchard. Martin A.
Knapp and Charles y. Woods: District
Dean. and United State Marshal. John
-. Saunders.
case argued Yesterday:
No. l3a2--Jtspcr Vance and Carrie
Davis. plaintiffs in error. VS.. Herbert
l.. Clark. T.. W. Clark. 3rd, and George
l.. Estabrook. trustees Of the L;uyandott
Land Association. defendants in error;
Court at Huntington. w. Va. Argued
by NJ. r. stiles. OF Charleston. W. Va,
for plaintiffs In error, and by w. Il.
Thompson. and w G. w Rcnshaw. Of
huntington. w Va. and IT, \. Nc
Carthy. of Philadelphia, for defendants
in error; and submitted.
Case in call to-day:
No. l60S-Iloward w Showalter.
plaintiff in error vs.. the United states
ct America. and Stuart w. Walker. it's
attorney for the Northern District or
West Virginia thereof, defendants in
error: error to the United States Dis
trict Court at MartinSburE, W. Va. To
be argued by t.. NJ. Showalter. of Fair
mont. w. Va, and John y. Howard. of
and by stuart w. Walker. United States
attorney, of MartinsburS. ". Va. and
Harry H. Byrer. assistant United States
attorney. OF Philippi. W. Va: and j. j.
i. O'Brien. assistant United States at
iorney. of Wheeling. w. Va, for de-
PENDANTS in error.
Admitted to practice-W.' C. w Rem
shaw. OF huntington. w. Va, was ad-
mittcd to practice as an attorney and
counsellor in this court.
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CHANcI!Ky TRUST DEEDS.

l.. H. Wrieh, 81 ux. to {. Il. Trant,
trustee. 90 i,i2Ni3a feet, known as
1909 North Twenty seventh Street.
Aprii -. is!S: SLIGO
Il. T.. Williams Ia Epps e Epps,
trustees. lots and .. block I. plateau.
MAY |: 1919: s7,osc.
Marion ". Sampson TO l.. y. Aylett
and T. =. Gordon. trustecS l50x+67 feet.
east line seminary Avenue, 2i0 feet
north of Rennie Avenue. April ~. 1918.
Mabel l.. woolfoll< To W. r. Rcdd,
trustee. aoxl3i feet. known as Sli Eas,
Leigh street. April 20, 1918; sl,5o0.
Rosa +. Tyler 10 i,ollard \ Bashy.
7o2 North Twcn;y-four,h street. April
30, 1915: S575.
W. II. Jenkins to II. r. Eicheson.
trustee, jOXi%5 feet southwest corner
Grove aud Doolcy Avenues. April Is.
1918: $3.50
Edith w AppIcbcc ct NY to w. $.
White. trustee, LOT 20 and western 10
feet, lot IL block {, Battery Court,
May !, 1918: Sl.5oU.
i. u. Scott ct ux. TO 5. w. Robinson.
Jr, trustee, Is - feet and Of irrcsu-
ruary Ii. lGIS. Si2i.
Amanda Hilton ct ais. to +. j.. and j..
l.. Epps. trustees, pho; OF land 80 feet
east side Accommo daiion Street and
designated a lot 20, plan Of division
Of Casper Briefs land. April %. 1918;
a..
trustee. lots % and a. block A. Roslyn
Heights April -, lalS: $l,S0o.
Emma y. jefferson To \. j. Chcwn-
ing. Jr.. trustee. ilNS2 feet, known AS
%l26 y street April ~. 1915: $500.
". T. Grant at uX. TO f.. :. Richeson
aud X G. Bayliss. trustee, 35S 1-2
acres land. known as Crantland, in
TuCkahoc District: GGX64 feet. known
as 22cc2i-6S East Main street: 22XSi
feet known as @&lG East Main Street:
30 l-iNl2i feet, known as 1926 Taylor
street; 9-lO acres on james River at
ioscher'S Dam. being part OF tract
known as Cedar Grove; 35N139l-2 feet
known as llU3 Grove Avenue: north
west corner Twenty-ffth and Streets
and fronting ~ feet on Twenty-fifth
street known 90l-3-j-T North
Twenty fifth street: plot fronting 80
feet south line Of Grace Street, and
known as c5l3 East Grace street: plot
fronting SO feet north line Of Main
street and known as 1Sl2-t East Main
street April 20. l9lS: $4,000.
Hare. Robinson. Hughes. Inc to
feet, known as 1917 and l0l7-A North
Eighth street. April III, 1918: $l,50O
David Mcdaniel Ct uX. to Rose Il
Rose. trustees, %0S20e feet. known as
1920 Jacqueliu Street: also 20xl2O feet
known as ,Gl5 North Eighth street
March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03

some time. Motor stocks were rr,ner .nX
Il gain OF moro than point WAY scored.
IN Chevrolet Motors. Independent oils were
again firm. Metal shares wcro more active
Bonds were auict and prices were steady
lSo Aetna Explosives. efsN: 200 Chevrolet
Motors. i29,z nisi: ?.cy Maxim Munitions
1-ibui.. leo United Motors. 2iu2tii: 5000
Cosden OIL 6Ss Z, 6a.: 100 Federal OFT. ..ofSs =,
:" Metrop.olitan Nas.: 1907 Oklahoma OH
common. ;ISi7; go Victoria Oil. now. ti.arl
49, zoo atlanta. saa: ?.soD Bid Ledge
i?-!1u !; 100 Goldheid Con-. hn5-ls: 500
90 Rex Consol sia as3s: 1000 Success. sGe:
s ~ Tnn9rah Ext. EYt ls,is3i%; 800 North
s &C. =, s.,5I.; 1850 f wrgh, Martin Aircraft
iahon" Oil p. and r.. 6-1sh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03

Norfolk Capital stock. 100000 Pur-
poses; em!iding business; N. \: An
secretary, both OF Norfolk
Victoria Motor Company. Inc. Vic
toria. Capital stock. $4,000. Pur-
poses: automobile business. w. G..
Luz nrssidsnt; H. II. Jones. sccre-
Henderson IL Hlack, Inc. Blacksburg.
fI en-! name to Luster & Elack.
me. ana reducing outstanding stock
from $1,000 to $4,000.
Foreign corporation domestica.ed to
do business in Virginia: The Camilla
Red ASH Coal Company. "a West w.
gina cooperation: capital stock sI5.-
cogi H. -. Little, statutory agent. Drill.
Inc. Wattsviiic Capital stock. $50. :
700 Purposes; mercantile business.
J. IT, Dodson. president, Horntown: u.
tersburc. Capitsl stock. SIS. o6o. pur-
poses: soft drink business. Walter
Sachs. president. Katie V. Wells. Sec
rotary. both of Petersburg
Finley * Bolts. Inc. Norfolk. Capi
Ia stock, s2o00o Purposes: insurance
agency business. L. -, Finley. presi
dent; w. NJ Eott. secretary. both OF
cseasine. its capital stock from ni" $50. !.
600 to 100000.
The Young Mems Evening star. Nor
foik, changing its name TO the Su
premc Order OF the Young Mems Even
ing star
Vaughan Construction Company. Inc.
Roanoke, changing location of princi-
pal office to Shawsvilc.
New Jersey Asbestos Company. a
corporation OF the State OF New Jersey.
domesticated to do business in v,r-
ginia; capital stock, $4,000: Edward X.
Mills statutory agent, Norfolk.
Scot;svillc Investment Company. Inc
ScottsEiilc. Capital stock 5000.
purposes: real estate business j X;
Eiain. president: G. ii. pattcson sccre-
tary. both Of ocottsviile.
Mttronoiitan To io-Cent Stores,
Inc, Richmond. Capital stock. $4,000.
PURPOSES: mercantile business. Sydnor
j. Tucker. president. Buffalo, ~ y:
X Grayson DaShicil. secretary, OF
Richmond.
w. y. i.ipscomb Insurance Agency.
nc. Manassas. Capital stock. $4,000.
PURPOSES: general insurance agency
business. Mary -. LipScomb. prcsi-
dent Viola Davis. secretary. both OF
Manassas.
Wheeler Furniture Company. Inc.
Richmond. Capital stock. $4,000. Pur-
poses: furniture business. G. H.
Knight president; \. 5. Wheeler, sec
rotary, both OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday by tho clerk OF
the Hastings Court.
George +. Reese and Lottic Viola
Ellinger. city.
Charles Henry liagan and Katherine
Virginia Bowen city.
John l.. Hogc and Ruth Mex. Ham
mill. city.
Frank William Hicks Logan. Union
Mills, y C.. and Lillian May Rogers.
city.
NiXor II. Fullerton. Petersburg. Va.
and Annie w. Orange. city.
William T.. Young and Louise Sea
well. city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
COTTON M,IiKI1,s

new YORK, May a-rrCHpc,ts frr hot,s-
ataer I'm the south after tho sivanC. ~
ffr cents peT pound from recent low
els seemed responsible for renewal ,f
neral seinmr ~ tho cotton market to-day
|tef touchinE VI - a. tho start. Iuiy ,Op.
cts broke and closed at So a. with -.
ieral lst closing barely staIdy at a MOI
filine OF - 20 M points Til. opcuiut. vas
|eEu!ar Win JnIy showing an advance o.,
1pe'nls III RESPONSE 90 r"ls lively iirm cabic.
later months wore unchanged ia !,
Ehis net lower ON prospects Of fair AND
riner Wee her I'm the South .Iuly uui,jtiy
PIKE with IN" rest OF Ia" lis, and bv ,niJ,
IT, inc ma rket had sold ahoui - to II
.all!es of nearly half cent followed on
fltinned reports that tho crnu had mai
|sausiacloTS Progress and that much re
PhuhE Nouid d" necessary. while ihrr,
also some trade buying OF July ala
MS demand was soon supplied. however.
n under renewed general selling Ma,
Ike To 500" and October To SIS IL ,vitj,
market closing at the low point OF
Except for the improved weather outlook
Ihers lounn tit'lt III the news to account
Inc weakness. hut said settlers irob,i,Iy
Plccicd frecr offerings in the South should
ilhE was ais" reached that the advapcc
I'm the low Level of last Monday had ne.n
fIcient 10 case the trchnical position. and
cnt buyers were said 20 10 rcScliinp
icttcr from southern Senator claim I'M.
IRE was ~" Intention OF intcrfoiiu. WITH
flt,mSte busincss on the cNch4uE,D In; 10.
l'caunS wide daily fluctuations attracted
lisidcrablc attention hut was not consid-
ia an immediate factor
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Real Estate Summary
CuA>CERY TRANSFERS.

,,a Il, " Dunn ct mS. to Edith W. NJ
E Int &c h ,G ~ and nd western 10 feet
!. l"lS: tax $500, $40
Virginia Realty and Construction
Company. Inc. to Il. T. Bibh. is i-3xl06
feet. known as 700 North Doocy Ave
tax Si0 $40
j. @. Jordan ct ux. to y. II. Wright
81 ny. 90 l2N133 feet. known as 1000
l9ls; tax. 81 $40
G. L.. Irwin ct uN. to III. r. Timber
Jacob w I'ilbur. March is. lalS; 5000
:. Hart Powell To L.. l.. Delaney. lots
G and :. block Il, Henry Place. April
10. l9iS; lax. 81, $40.
lots s, ?. 90 and q. block T.. Leonard
Heights APRIL -, 1918; tax. 81. $40.
w; II. Cohn ct ux. to $. II. Powell.
"6Ni2O feet. known as 1857 Taylor
street. April 10. 1918; tax. So, $40.
20 feet, known as ZOOS ChSiiiin street.
.trril 10. 1918: tax. $3.50. $40
Mrs. c. f. MichaeIs to Rosa l.. Tyler.
- i-2N9o feet. known as 702 North
IwrntN-fourth street. April 30. 1918;
$2.500
Sol Cntchins. special commissioners
I" NJ +. Ruehrmund. 80 l-:xlOO feet,
north line Moore street 1870 feet west
Of Harrison Street. April 20 f9iS:
II. $. walierstein e, NY to I. w
Crump G0Xl3a feet. southwest corner
Grove and Dooley Avenues. October
IL. 1917; $4,000.
h l. w. Crumn to W. Il. Jenkins. 6Oxls5
feet. southwest corner Grove and
pooloy Avenues. April 10. 1918: tax,
S3.20. $40.
Catherine W. Miller ct vir to Il. T.
Williams. lots and .. block 7, plateau.
May !. 1918: tax, Sl1, $40
j. j. Kirk ct uN. to Mary L.. Chris
tian, 20 l-axl04 l-3 feet known as
2?lS West Main street. May /. 1918;
tax. 81. $40.
L:rrnI 81. Eii:hlnnnd Ennlt. I,,,,, ~, ~.
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ID u, westhampton. JUNO lc, 1el7;

lot II. westhampton. June &c, 1917:
$4,000
Este!lc V. Johnson to Rose & Rose
trustees. A. 1-2 acres. both sides of
Deep Run Church Road. about twelve
miles west of Richmond. April L..
1915: sl.6So.
II. o. Cone ct ux. to Thomas y. Cay
and Arden Howell. trustees. AZ acres
land on south side of New Bethlehem
or penick Road. II short distance north
OF the Broad street Road. designated
as "B' on u plat made by y. Crawford
Redd & Bro. dated March lG. 1918.
Npril Is. 1913: $1,000.
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ON the Curb AIarLet

MEM YORK. May 2-Dea!incs although
not In larE" volume. were scattered through
tiuucd TO show hrmness. small gains beinr
scored throughout the entire curD list to-
Subinar inc Boat continued strong and sold
1T the highest lcvoi of tho present move
ment Wricht-Martin another of the
strong features and the dealings in this is
sue w-r" larger than they have been ~,
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nusTINGs RELEASE DEED.

IT, seldom Taylor. Jr.. trustee. to
Anne G.. Clarke. 59X69 1-2 feet, known
as 1905. 100 and l4ll Semmcs Street.
April 20. 1918: $1,000.
a. Pcttigrew. trustee. to Lillian
Clarke. lots 9. 10 and II. plat OF Bur
foot's Addition. fronting I32 feet north
line Lawson street April %. 1918;
s nnn
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CHICAGO. May 2.-HoE-. unsettled. bulk.
,, 81 90 Lisht. sis.s9a sis:55, mixeI.
siS "V siae3: pigs. .i3.cj si5CS.
Cattle: weak: native steers. 5000 sl7. %;
stoCkers and feeders. ts.pSt az %: cows and
hciters. se.l5d {l5,se calves. SsCous..O
Snecn: Sl..l.L N Ilnl5. lanlh. IL. 2. a ~
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CHICAGO GRAIN MaKKEr.

CHICAGO. MAY 2-SiEus that selling OF
't'e has ben greatly over done led TO
SHARP rally to-day In the corn market.
Prices closed strong. i.G2iAc net higher with
MAY S.T,. aud Size. To- sli5a.
oats finished y to L. net net lower. The
outcoTn" TN provisions ranged from &c de-
elm" 10 rise OF l5c.
cash grain: corn SO yellow us7: No.
2 fellow Si.0T 49,. NO. yellow. flij.
i;;caHlne ,inturea r.nEcd a. follows
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nusrrNGs TRANSFER.

Chesterfield Land Corporation to w.
l.. Jet. lots and 10. Block t. Saun-
der's' plan Of Burfoots. April II. 1915:
tax. 80 cents: Sic.