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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
special attractions here for oul
thousands of little friends:

land Park. moving bears and
flying airplancs-it's great
sight!
CONE. AND VISIT THE
DOLL HOUSE" HUNDREDS Of
dollics are gathered on special
display In our s-room bungalow.
which Il butt ON the main floor
its n wonderful sight
OUR MAIN FLOOR TOY
STORE Is wonderful sight
now--bc SURF and have your
mother. daddy. relatives or
friends hiring you IN ALL
OUR LITTLE SEATTLE
FRIENDS ARE WELCOME!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

our thousands Of little friends
viii he greatly interested in the
special attractions arranged for
them: you know there's a'way~
surcthing ncw AMI Different
here for you.
COME AND SEE the large Fer.
ris wheel In which the Doll Cir.
Gus" Is having great ride
round and round and 'round'
BRING IN your Credit Is Good
Savings Bank" with 75c In IL.
and get Toy Credit" for I'll
COME AND SEE the miniature
animal cages. tsist like at Wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

were told when they showed up all
primod for studious application Mon.
day.
They cast books. papers. pencils.
etc. 60 the winds. They danced and
chorticd as tho mad. Some sped
home TO impart the news. while
others made up little groups and
started vacation pastifneH on the
spot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Airplanes in Fog
Come Together

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. is.--Thc
fleet OF five army aviators schcd.
uled TO arrive here at noon from
Mather field turned back when two
a slight accident. \ fatal crash
was narrowly Rvcrted. Tho ma.
chimes were over Mount Diahlo at
the time. A fog blinded them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

The governments first motor
sleigh, designed for mail delivery
work in Alaska. has been shipped
from Cleveland. II IL 90 feet long,
three feet wide, and Is expected TO
cover at least 100 miles OF ice or
snow track a day, with "a burden OF
500 pounds OF mail Present deliv
cry is made by dog teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Year and a Day in
Jail for Bribery

One year and a day II the short
est prison term in the Mcneil island
federal prison. Schimichi Kskimo-
IA will make his headquarters there
for that length OF time. He was
found guilty by a federal jury in
Judge J. Neterer's court Of offer.
ing brides TO United States officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16
Do You Look Your BEST
When You Smile?

You ought to. IF you don't, there
IS Just one reason for it-you haUe
discoiored and n,isshopen teeth.
EUen hon,ely face looks good If
enbeliished With handsome set of
sparkling teeth. A handsome face is
made to appear ugly and unwhole-
some With decayed and misshapen
teeth.
For the sake of your personal ap-
pearance, which Is one of your most
valuable assets, resolUe to soiUe your
tooth problem now.
A good set of Weil-kept teeth
stamps a person at once as one Uho
takes the proper care of himself. That
is the kind of person you like to know
and associate With yourself, isn't it.?
OF course it is-and remember
other people feel just the same way
about it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

dental operations without hurting the
patient a bit.
Every operator in this office is
graduate registered dentist who holds
his license from the state dental board
to practice dentistry. You will find
this license hanging right on the wall
in front of the dental chair of each
and every one of our operators.
1t is your protection and guarantee
that he knows his business and knows
it thoroughly and knows just how to
do your work the way it ought to be
done.
All work is guaranteed with an IRON
clad guarantee of satisfaction, which
is signed both by the operator who
did the work and also by L. r. Clark,
ID. ID. 5, owner and manager of this
office, who is thoroughly responsible.
FREE EXAMINATION
We invite you TO call and let one
of our expert dentists give your teeth
thorough examination. He will tell
you just what is needed to put your
teeth into perfect condition and also
what the cost will be. This examina-
ton and estimate won't cost you a
cent nor will ii put you under the
slightest obligation. We will be glad
to do it.
But, for your own Sake-your
health-your appearance-your eff
tlciency-your chances of success
don't delay this important matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

To Cure ~ Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BHOMO QUtNINE
Usbletsl. IL stops the cough and
headache. and works Off tho cold.
". W GROVES signature on each
box. 30c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

Don't these boys have n detected
appearance over their two weeks
Christmas vacation
They're wallowins In giooml oh.
ysH. they Arol
The thing caught them unprc-
pared IL was terrible shock.
Two weeks vacation instead OF
one, Preposterousl Yet such they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

concerning concealed liquor. lie.
sides being given prison sentence
Monday. he was fined SIS.
Charles James Christian. charged
with transporting liquor in inter.
state commerce. was also sentenced
Monday. He win pass 20 days in
the Pierce county Jail at Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

trUt u OUT
will gee one % the
cute little II. =,
Army service trucks.
in our MAIN FLOOR
TOY STORE: no mail
orders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-16

get one OF theae
dandy little santa
Claus acrobAtks he
does all Kinds 81
stunts on the bar In
our MAIN FLOOR
TOY STORE tNo
mail ordrral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
ClaScEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

Oscar Z. Parrish, trustee, to \ w.
Eakcr ct ux. lot 20 and southern por-
Ton lot 10. plan Of = 9. Larus's es-
tate. March IL l?ls; S2.5.6.
II seldom Taylor Jr, trustee 10 II
:. WailarSt"in 2S Ia feet and OF ir-
regular depth known rs IL South
IourJoenth street. March 8. 1915; SILL
Il. 7. Pollard lr.. trustee. to II. 7.
Eubank lots 4 20 9. inclusive block /.
B"lrose. March 10. 1918: Sl6SO
W. T.. Buford and L. r rage, trus-
tee. to T. l. Sanders -3x!4o feet.
known as 1912 West Moore street.
February i2, 1915; sl.i15.
W. l.. Bu;ord and l.. Z. Faye, trus-
tees. 10 I. =. Saunders ." 1-Gxl.0 feer.
known as @2lG West Moore Street.
FEBRUARY l.. 1918: Si,+T5.
W. l.. Eufcrd and l.. i. Page, trus-
tcs. 20 T. Is. saunders 22l-2xltO feet.
know. as G2l0 West Moore Street.
February -, 1918; Sl,i75
W. {. Exams, trustee, to !. X. Dunlop
- i-2Nl+0 feet north line Moore
street. 100 feet ives, OF Summit Ave-
nue; also 22l-2xlio feet north line
Moore Street, 1872 . feet west OF sum
nit Avenue; also 30 -2xl4O fee; north
line More Street, li5 feet west of sum
NIT Avenue; also 30 1-2Nl40 feet north
line Moore Street. 1911 feet west
5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
PNEUMONIA KILLS MANY
SOLDIERS IN ARMY CAMPS
Report for Week Ending March {
Shows Death List of One Hun
dred and Fifty-si1.

WASHINGTON. March 13.-Deaths
among tho troops in the United States.
regular army. National Guard and
National Army. totaled Is during the
week ending March 8. an increase of
three over the preceding week. Seventy
one OF the deaths were from pneumonia.
The regular army had the highest
total of deaths. with sixty, the Ma
tional Army had fifty-four and the
National Guard forty-two.
The detailed report of the division
of field sanitation. made public to-
night says the health of the troops
continues satisfactory. with the num-
Der Of cases OF pneumonia decreasing
In the National Guard and regular
army and increasing slightly In tho
National Army.
Meningitis Is RAPIDLY declining in all
camps. but in the National Army
measles IL increasing in some camps,
due to an influx OF new mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
TURKS CARRY AMERICAN
HEBREWS INTO CAPTIVITY
Seize Ono nyndred md Thirty-tvo
Before Evacuation of
Jerusalem.
tBy Associated Press,1

tBy Associated Pressl
NE" YORK. March i3-News that
1873 American Jews living in Jerusalem
had been carried into captivity bY tho
fleeing Turks and that their fate was
unknown was announced to-day by the
provisional executive COMMITTEES for
general Zionist affairs in reporting do
tails OF the evacuation of the HOLY
City and its occupation by the vio-
torious British army.
Twelve days before the fall OF IN.
city to General Ailenby's forces. the
advices said an order was issued for
the arrest OF tho Americans and their
deportation to Northern Palestine
Women and children were cruelty
beaten to compel them to reveal the
hiding places of fathers, husbands and
brothers Threatened with the death
OF their women and children, seventy
men emerged from their hiding places
and sixty-two others were rounded up
In later raids. which lasted four days.
All of the prisoners were charged
with disloyalty to the Ottoman gov
ernment. Their punishment had been
undecided when the cry. The English
are coming" resounded throurhout
Jerusalem. The Turks, panic-stricken,
arc said to have fed. taking their helm
less American captives with them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS.

Tho commonwealth's docket Of tho
of Appeals ycstcrdaE is as follows:
No. -. Brooklyn Trust Company vs..
Rooker. commissioner. etc. Argued by
Messrs. Jones and Woodward for the
plaintiff and by o. j.. Showmake for
the defendant and submitted.
40. 20. Corby Baking Company. In
corporated. VS.. Commonwealth. Sub
United on briefs.
No. 81; Harrison's executor VS.. Com
herty. for the nlaintiG and by J.
Vaughan Gary for the Commonwealth
and submitted.
Foiiowing is the Corporation Com
No. 2. ono. being dismissed at
last terrn). Elliot's Knob Iron. Steel
and Coal Company 20. Commonwealth.
PARTLY argued and continued until to-
day.
Next cases "a he called.
Privileged docket
No, ). stuart. Governor, ct ais. vs..
Smith Courtney Company.
Passed cases:
!eIrcs e. ais. VS. Jerrrics ct ais.
CITY of Richmord We. Richmond Sand
and Gravel Company.
King CT ais. vs. Hartung ct ais.
Hunter IS. Burroughs.
id.i',S l,homas W. wri ght. Jr- and
legged that they had been aggrieved by
a occisicn rendered against them by
tho Circuit Court Of Aibcmarle County
on March is, 1915. in favor Of Edward
Johnson Wright. The case involved a
Will left by the late Thomas w.
Wright. Sr.
Patio Harris. convicted BY tho Cir
cult Court of southampton Of murder
in the second degree and sentenced TO
scvcntcen-ycar term in the State
Penitcntiary, was refused writ OF err
ror by the court. She was sentenced In
The term of tho lover court which be-
gun in May, 1917.
In the case OF S. s Rudd VS.. the
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
writ of error was also refused Rudd
stated that ne had lost one OF his eyes
as the result of an Injury received
from an employee OF the corhpany
while the latter was hammering a
chilled steel roller.
Tho petition for a writ OF error of
w. 4. Mosely in case against p l.
House was dismissed. Mosely states
that he was enormously decided
against by the Circuit Court OF Bruins
wick. which decision rendered his
stated payment OF $500 on a certain
tract OF land null and void
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
HENEY is BACK AGAIN TO
PRESS FIGHT FOR PAPERS
Federal Trade Com III ission's Attorney
Wants Private Documents of
I'm


CHICAGO. March 13.-Francis j..
Honey. attorney for tho Federal Trade
Commission in it's Investigation OF the
packing industry. returned to Chicago
la tie to-day to resume the legal battle
for access to letters and documents
in the private vault of Henry Vseder.
general counsel for swift 6 CO.
Mr.. Hcney's first effort TO obtain
these papers was halted last week by
a decision Of the United States Court
OF Appeals. which held that Mr.. Heney
must specify the papers he wished
and furnish concrete facts which would
justify the issuance Of search war
rant Pending Mr.. Hcney's return. the
documents in question have remained In
the possession of the United States
marshal.
Mr.. Hency is expected to renew his
effort before Judge Lands. probably
tomorrow. to obtain possession of the
letters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
CHANCERY TRUsv' DEEDS.

), W. Stewart to Richeson & Bayliss.
trustecs. 32N1i5 l-2 feet. known as a22
M.rth Twenty-hfth street, March S,
Z. 7. aIayo ct ux to r. G. Wherry.
trustee. @5Xl20 Zee; south line Carr
Street 900 feet cast OF West street.
February Is, l21S. S2.4G4.
! T.. Somcrvillc ct UN. to Pollard
: Barry Incorporated. trustees. rOxi IS
teej. known as 1900 Garland Avenue.
March S, 1918: $500
itoaa 7. Eu*ey 81 n. to kirkpatrick
s Howard, trustees. 2OxSS fect, known
as 81 East Na!u Street. and other
rroncrty in city or Lynchburg. March
:, 1918: $4,000
g. w. Bragg and II T. Bragg 10
j. :. Richcsou and Il. c. BayIiss. irus-
tees, o. North sixth Street. March II.
l9lS. $1,000. =
r. l.. Pi!kerton ct ux to LEROY =
ETown. trustee, I3Il-12xl3O feet.
Nnown as ?20 South Second Street.
aiarCh !, l9lS: $50.
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Real Estate Summary
oil.ycEny TRANSFERS.

u. /, Cray to I. y. rikinton lSl1-l2
street. February &c, l9lS; tax. sI.10;
$40.
J. VI. Stewart 10 w. C Williams
80 34Nl29 g feet. known as Gl2 North
Twen,y-sevent Street. March :. 1918:
Sl45a
stewart aa<ll51-2 feet, known as oa2
North Twenty street March Z.
1915; $3.50.
l.. c. Browning ct I'm. to G. p. Mayo
@5Xl2o feet south line Cary street. 500
feet west OF West street. February -.
1918; tax. $3.2o; $40.
70 ). u. overton lot /, block 3. Vir-
Einia Place. October l., 1917; tax.
Real Estate Loan Deposit COMPANY
TO ~ w. Eethea lots 10 and u. block
6. virginia Place. February 81. 1915:
tan. $50; SO.
Kate carmody TO Katie l." Wharton
% 3-i>t35 feet, known as 2SOS Floyd
Avenue. March !. 1918: $500
Wills lot 10; block *. rear feet of
.. i9lS; tax, 20 cents; sic.
jacob W. Wilbur Incorporated, 10
Louis Deitchman lots 80, 81. 50. las 1ST.
1873, $50 and l51. Brookland Terrace.
A.arch :. 1875: $7l4,l7.
9. ~ Martin, Jr., to G. c. Chaplin,
trustee. lots 70 S, inclusive. block 4.
Eslr"s.. March 6, ISIS; $500
horcy e feet ola inches by i5s =
feet north line Grace street. 81 feet
w.#t Of Third Street. February IL,
1918: tax, $40; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
BAKERS DELINQUENT
North Carolina Food Administrator
Sharply Nnps Charlotte
Dread Makers.
Especial 10 Tho Times-Dlspatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
RALEIGH. y. c, March l3.-State
Food Administrator Henry ~ Page
sent to tho Charlotte bakers to-day a
communication in which these bakers
are asked TO explain why Il Is that
they have not until the last few days
seen fit To comply with the government
regulation that 20 per cent cereal sub
StitutcS he used with wheat -four for
bread, when tho order was effective
the country over since February "a,
with general observance EXCEPT In
Charlotte. where /: was practically iE-
norcd until the loca! and the State food
administrators forced compliance The
official communication gives the bakers
- understand that they are liable to
have their licenses revoked unless they
can show good cause why there was
not prompt compliance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14

w YoRK. March 49, Fort movement
la. today ct az ,portts-Nc, recein.s.
Il bales. stock, 1855 20; bales
1tal FOR wcek.-Nct receipts. 1870 bales:
I. rtf:s 2i,ei5 bales.
|,tah-. Tor seaeon,-55Ne, receipts. 5coic7s
Is: exports. 2.o5aI3i ha!cs
Nv ORLEANS. March i3.-TIirhsr r-!cos
listed in cotton hero to-day. rlihourh
10 were spells OF trading in which cor
'aEe selling pressure was cNper ancod.
at one time the market was 81 a ha!l.
| In tho easiest months. The greatest
|lrth was ACQUIRED late in tho dav from
|emand In which snot interests fctirci
,inentiy. shorts covered and forced
rs ur on themselves. Highest levels
II TO % points over ycsterdny's close.
last prices for the dav showed net
Is OF u to z points. In the cnrly trad
the market worked about 10 DoInf,
cr on dry weather In tho western hnlt
fl!se Of more to como. and til" state
h from tho railroad administration thnt
freight situation shortly would take on
F'ar!v normal! asncct, On The M tread
|Zing sales from the longs increased
/ short ceiling was encouraged bv loss
(rabic view than has hccn entertained
Py Of February CONSUMPTION returns
advance was lost. and a quick sag car.
active months or To q level IA TO %
lts below Yesterdays close.
'pt cotton. steady and unchanged Sales
| he SPOT. $50 bales: 10 arrive. s76 bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14

NEW YORK. March !a.-irreEular rr!ce
movements, accompanied by smaller DEAF
!-ssr marked tradlGE the curb 10 ,iaY-
Tn" dealings Were again almost cntlr..y
devoid ~ special feature. and a. I'm tho
preceding session. Interest was scattered
th:ouGAout fairly broad list OF issues.
Business was almost entirely professional
Motor shares were 4C.ct and prices were
mixed to chang
on stocks were less active and price
changes wc:c Irregular
Metal shares were in fair demand and .vas
only slightly less active than they have
neC0 recently.
1900 aetna Explosives s,4Rs,.: :oro Chev.
To,st Motors. 1869 III. l1.Nfi Maxim NUM-
sons. !2-iCd 1915 1900 United Motors -.
2'.; 593 co$9.n on. - ~: ~" FEDERAL
~ oklahqma on. common. t'5N5 lE'
Victoria OIL. new, ~ Z: 9: 5,10 Atlanta H.
N..2: , 81 Big Ledge. ~ ais: 01l Gre Il.
NiorStcr, :GlI-iG: 400 Jerome Verde :.
~ -" Iumpo Ext. liIlt: 500 Mckinley
DarraEh, 8 Ii2: l,lf" L. :. Steamship, 90 81.
SOD Midwest oil. i,0Iil2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
IS YOUR FAMILY
FREE FROM COLDS?
Coughs and Colds don't linger
when Or. Kings New
Discovery is used.

You owe it 70 your famiiy-to your
sclf-to keep this standard remedy in
Your medicine cabinet.
For almost three generations Il has
hean the h!st choice cold and cough
relief OF millions OF people. young and
old.
II brings quick relief--loosens chest
stuilness, reduces fever, soothes irri-
tated. raw throat, checks coughing
Sold by druggists to-day at the same
old htty-Eear old prjce--ffty cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14

Southern Railway Company. yesterday
filed - voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy in tn" United States District
Court. Hc declared that his liabilities
amounted TO sl,2.0.0S. with assets OF
S25.
George Allen Eittrcll. OF Hopewcll,
also filed petition for voluntary bank
ruptcy ia the United States District
court. lie declared his liabilities to be
SyOS and his aEMets So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
An Active Liver Means Heath

Sick headache. Bad breath. Sour
stomach. FUrred tongue and Indices-
tion, Mean Liver and Bowels cloGEcd.
Get a 25c bottle of DIR. Kings New Life
pills to-day and eliminate fermentinE,
E2ssy foods and waste
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
NV YORK rEonrcE MaRkEr

lew YCnr. March l2.-Raw sugar.
-: refined. atGnay. I'm" sraau!.,ed a.
!rHilrr. "s"H cEvsSe. steady. Spot coffee.
cG!i; no =. IS. Santos -, lJT..
Ipiipasced oil was quota uly higher hut
h" lF"EsaC lions were recorded. no tenders
were pul cut Prime c!Ede. 1850. Tho mar
H't 'iGssd cue Spct. :D2j hid: March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
BUILDING PER 7IITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Building Inspectors
Office:
s Anne Gordon. to erect brick gar
age on Wcstover Road, between Shir-
ley street and MaG.sos. Lane. 10 cost
sll00
L. y. Ford, to erect three bricl; sar-
ages on north side Floyd Avenue. be-
tw"eI, Granny and Meadow Street. 10
cost $3.50.
II. y. Phillips. 10 erect t,co brick
apartments on east side 81 Elm street.
between Main Street and Floyd Ave-
nue.. TO cost $4,000.
Lewis Baptist, to repair frame dwell
ing al PA East Seventeenth Street, to
cost $500.
Richmond Moore. 20 repair brick
store 900 East Main street. to cost 1850
w. IL Burkert to repair frame dwell.
ing l3l? North Twenty second Street.
20 cost S275.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
T. n vi ,i,>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
HENRICo TRANSFERS.

Ella Winfree ct vir to Ned Chris
tian lots z, s. .. and 10, block 2, map
of subdivision OF plat 2, OF plnn of
ioncshoro. January %. 1918; $50.
Realty and Finance Corporation OF
Virginia 10 w. II. Barton lot 10. block
3. Wrights Park. January aS, 1918;
tax. 81; $40.
T. d. Edwards OF ux. to Richmond
Realty Investment Company. Incor-
porated' lots q, 5. 6. and q. Robin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAREF.T.
tSalc. ~ c!,.n Siocl, Yards

II1NWVll Va. NatCh y. lg!S
Fsppt' ior wees egdng March Il
a"!cc steers = a. l--7: medium 10 good.
ir- = l!i.. common 10 fair. s'.Ngi! choice
heller. -''- ~ medium 20 good. ~ q -g.
laruou tp ta.r. So. Choice COWS : q
'.s iae!ihn 20 good u.s. common 10 ;piG.
}"s, oxen. - y y: medium to good
81 SO 2IuWor 10 ld.r, hft. Best heavy
tA--a- 10. AE.t b..rts. Best calves,
u. L-l...L.-.. 10 ~. Ll-L i 70, LnE.. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
Miscellaneous

I.I|e p0u-:!Y N EU0I Gemand No hen, can
h- sold or SHIPPED. Egg market firm TO-
60 mt r.csip's are Increasing and outlook
!..1dtt!.s ABOUT steady. with a good demand
which enables US 20 clean up daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
nusTINGs TRANSFERS.

Andrew NJ. Mahoney to p. J. Beattie
81 feet 3i-i inches by 1855 feet. known
IS 1922 Hull Street. March 6. 1915: tax.
SO: $40.
tie q feet Ia inches by 1875 feet,
known as ll25 Hull street March Is
1918; tax, $40; SO.
Brown Furniture Company. Incor-
porated, TO II. V. Lcvenson S3X155 feet
north side Hull Street, known as 1915
tlull street. March IL, l9lS: SIT 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
HusTINGs TRUST DEEDS.

T. NJ. West e. ny. to Pollard & Bacby.
Incorporated. trustees, lots and 5.
pany February 10, 1918: s2.240.
/. !. Beatt!e 70 W. r. Purcell Jr
trustee. y feet 3l-i inches By la5
feet. known rs 1913 HUH Street March
4. !.lN. Sl.5G0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14

SANA:SlhH. March l3-'gUrpcnt!ne firm.
i'-1; Sasgs. - CaSEs. receiots. none. Shl o
Jn"niS ~ casEs. stock. - 49, casks RoSin.
NEln sales. $50 barre Is. receipt u, -. barrels
81 liIn"nts, ~ barrels H.ork. I,.5:2 barrels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-14
lIENnIco TRUST DEED.

Richmond Realty Investment Com
paHy. INCORPORATED, 10 A. - smith.
trustee. lots ), 8, s, and :, Robinson
BLOCK. bradford Heights. March s.
l9lS; $685..
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New YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. March l3-3eeves. easier:
s,.tTs ,so1~ 1i-ij. bulls. :G-c:y t:i.o3. cows.
Caves. FIRM vcal.. ,IiVe@,.s@: cul!..
!i1 1850: vca.l!ars. $3.50
Sh"=y and lambs. steady. sheep nominal;
amps .,eady; lambs. sic..ou ;l:.2,; clipped,
liCEs. traIirr
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80 '-''''@FN' LUItI IItISUtS. MdTCh
s, 1918; tax, 81: 80
Thomas II Farrand 20 J. r Royal ct
uH. o0xl31 feet, known az lot 1873. Mon
troHe Heights March ], 1918; $500
Tho Broaddus CONSTRUCTION Compnnv
incorporated, TO l.. j. Trevvett 1876 2
acres land upper end Hcnrico Coun-
~ bounded on the north by the Old
Springfield Road. October So 1917;
tax, sl.2o; So
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HENRICo RELEASE DEED.

r T.. ". Goodwin. trustee, to c. II
Wallnger and assigns. lots and 10
h!ocl: X. Battery Court March s. 1915;
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

%Ew FORK. Nafch !sECo.ton goods and
%a-Hs here today were steady 10 Arm. with
demand less f.EcT!sA. M...icl yarns were
Grn Ju-laUs were stroa: an! the Inarnet
active haIt good, were steady.