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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05
CHANcERY TRUST DEEDS.

Eagby. inc. trustees. ssi5 West Leigh
street. snxit0 feet south line Leigh
street, 226 feet west of Summit Ave
nue.. November 20. 1918: SLIGO
Ellen Eliza londonderry to Howard
Sutton. trustee, 44xl20 feet east line
I North Avenue, 10 feet south OF Rob
er,s street; December ?. 1918; se,aGo
trustee. 1886 West Cary Street ~ feet
10 Is inches by 100 feet south line
/ Cary Street. IS feet l.2 inches east
81 West Street. December 9. 1918: So
b. ". Wilson PAPER Company. Inc.
10 Pollard * Baeby. Inc, trustees. 306
and 3oS South SitNh Street. S0Nl46 feet
l." inches west line Sixth Street.
south Of property now owned 10y Bling
swinge- & Co. December .. 1918: sos
$50 80
g. q; Worsham to Il. Il. Harrison and
John W. Rates. trustee. lots 10 10 ls.
inclusive. block :, plan OF Duncan
Lodge. 27oNlio feet tirregular) a,
southeast corner OF Marshall and Dun
can Streets November 90. 1915; sl7.-
Ralph ": Dorsey and Matte twifc) to
Richmond Meredith. trustee. ION 90 fee,
north line NJ Street, IT, feet east OF
Twcnty-ninth street. October S. 1918;
Myer Levy to Sol CutchIns and Wal
lace T. Brown. trustees, I'LL Eas,
Main street, 90 feet -, inches ny
VI feet IL inches south line Ma:n
Street. 20 fee; l-2 inches east Of
Seventeenth Street. November Is. 1918:
sI325.3l.
Myer Levy to SOL Cu,chins and wal
lace j.. Brown, trustees (mortEage)
I'LL East Main Street. 90 feet l..
inches ~ Il feet l.. inches south
east OF Seventeenth Street. November
Is. 1918: sl5s6.5
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

Peerless Amusement Corporation
Newport News. Va. Capital. $4,000
object. theatrical business: officers
Harry l.ando. president; IL s. Reid
secretary. both of Newport News.
Westland Corporation. Roanoke. Va
Capital. $4,000; object. real estate bust
l.. f. 81. Clair, secretary, both of Roa-
noke, Va
The, Gloucester Womcns Club, Inc
Gloucester. Va. Capital. $4,000: oh
ject, conduct business and social club
officers. Mrs. II. o. Sanders, president;
Mrs. 5. II. Mayo, secretary. both OF
Gloucester. Va.
Amendment:
Eastern Carolina Home and Farm
Association. Inc. Gilmerton, Co
changed 10 Norfolk Southern Land
Company. Inc.
Foreign charters:
Integrity Mutual Casualt Company
a corporation ~ the State Of Illinois
No capital stock: insurance business
The Commissioner Of Insurance. statu-
tory agent, Richmond Va. Principal
office in Virginia. Richmond.
Lumber Mutual Casualty Insurance
Company OF Ncw York, domesticated Ia
do business in Virginia. M capital
stock; principal office. Richmond: the
Commissioner OF Insurance. statutory
agent. Richmond.
Amendment:
National Dollar Shirt Shops. Inc.
New York corporation, changing its
name TO National Shirt Shops Inc
capital ST ock, Si50.OOO
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umxE,co BARGAIN AND sALn.

Philip Mackins TO Florence Green
: . acres on road al corner OF
Walker a.orrcll's. adjoining lands OF
Thomas Lecross's estate. about eight
miles west or Richmond. November 4.
1914; tax 81. So.
Washington Park Land Corporation
10 William Lucas. lot c. square IL.
Washington Park. November 80. 1918:
5000.
Philip Macliins to Florence Green.
| acre in Hcnrico County. about eight
miles west of i,ichmond. adjoining lands
OF Walker Norvell and Thomas Lccross.
November !. 1919: tax 81. s..
Washington faT3i Land Company To
William Lucas, lot {. square II. wasn-
inEton Park. November 30. 1918: 5000.
Annie Frank To &. -. cardwcll. SO
feet inches BY | IL feet west side Nc
chanicsNillc Turnpike. Fairfield. lot Il.
November 20, 1918; tax 81, $40.
Murray w. Mcclure. special commits
soncr "a. c. Wagner vs.. Rappahan-
mock Brick Corporation 10 Kappa :
hammock Land and Development Cor
poration. s.i2 acres ON Adams Road.
just south Of Creighton Road. Novcm-
Der -. 1918: s5,i5a
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lNA!T NEWS OF MARGINS.
ON LOANS TO BROKERS
'hancial District Is Expecting an
Early announcement by
Money Committee.
'riiEslENr IS GIVEN OFT
'herialties We're Strong Spots In
bay's Trading, Particularly the
tobacco Shares and Distillcrs' Sc
cnrities Corporation Stock.
MI nI,nADAN NALL,

NJ" YORK. De-ombcr 4--Stocks
VII irregular To-day rejecting =
uahsGl district for some announce
'"ht hy the money committee rciatiNe
I" margins on brokers loans. several
'1bil"S were Witnessed tIuring the Ses-
ion. but on Zach bulge suntcion, s,ocks
tna' supplied 70 cause u slight rceeS
Il y Was not until after the close OF
Nv session that the money committee
|FAh"h statement declaring that il
ooia instruct banks 10 replace The old
'drg ~ requirements OF brokers on col
|.''rit LOANS. Margins of from 30 To
IL per cent has been insisted by
ans, but they Will now install the
~ system az - per cent.
n,le his rniihs Is not expected 10
y expected to haze sentimental
meet on tho price list. in that il indi-
ales that the money committee shows
gns OF realizing that the restrictions
ave been too drastic aud have worked
hrdkhips upon the transactions in Sc
!tes. Specia!tics "or. strong spots
7 ;cn NE :, days trading This was par
nj DistillerS Securities Corporation
took. Tobacco Products and United
igar stores were bought for the same
osth III this column. DIstillers was
trong. owing to statements hy insiders
hat the company viii liuuidate its
'rodncts at high. prices abroad. Cop
csson. owing to the expectation OF
over prices for tho metal Buying of
fational Lead caused an advance of
,"int, and was based on the expcctn-
ion that the United States Cartridge
company, which has not made dis
rieition for four years. will probably
make = distribution to the parent COM
,nnE now that the war is over. Other
FONTS In favor of the issue are that
I, is controlled by Standard on inter
sts, and pays . pn.' cent in dividends
annually.
The accumulation OF California Pc
rplcum common and preferred that has
been going on FOR weeks. was reflected
~ strong market in those issues.
accompanying the rise We're rumo!s
hat tho company intended paying OF
he nlne Of back dividends on the
'cr cent preferred stock. These pay
nenis depend. however. upon the sue
essful COMPLETION OF deal for the
ale OF the COMPANY oil inventory.
NEW YORK; December a-Mercantils
ofnncJelal siSty-day Bills on banks. s;7:A:
800; cables. ,t7s 7-I1 Government BOMBS
lcsSy; railroad bonds Irregular Time loans
Lonc ssiy days; niaety daya ana six
months. bid CALI money strong rul!ny
'ste y Bank accertanc.s. ~.
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chicago LIVE STOCK MAnKET

CHicAGo. December Hogs: Rcceip. $.
5000 head: IL cents higher than yesterday;
butchers. 1855 ii,:p: light. l7.IasrIs1a: pack.
ing. 1896, lIdo tlirowontn. Is.y51 1850; pigs.
good - ,ho.,c. l'oacf ia.i5
cattlg: .cccirts. 100, head; steady ~
higher: beef cattle good. choice and primo.
1860, :oa.: common and prime. a.7tm H.. ~
butcher stock. COWS and hcfcra. e.SJlp Il -
Gamer aud cutters. 6.1ONrG.Sa: stockcrs ana
f".ders so"d, choice and fancy. lo.2aqf Is -
inferior. common and medium. 7.o0Gi 10 -
veal calves. good and choice. II. 500 $3.50
sheep: kcceinis. 1900 head: lambs steady:
sheep and yearlinss firm To higher: lambs.
choice am prime, laiami5.2,. medium ana
good. lie >i5ib: cni!s. ..alepi2so: ewes.
choice and prime. a..5ffo,5l; mciium and
coed. HCGfl o.h: rliIlS. &. N 9. -.
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Council Meeting,

The. C|unCil last night considered
matters OF interest outside of tho rou-
tine. \ request from a delegation OF
business men for 4 refund OF s5.20u
guaranteed TO erect hospital buildings
tor the detention and treatment OF
diseased persons on the city almshousc
tract was discussed and referred TO the
health committee. The discussion was
animated by resentment of Council
men against remarks that had been
made outside of tho unatness of many
members to serve In the Council. The
cemetery committee was authorized IL
negotiate for more ground TO enlarge
the cemetery.
Resolutions for the Improvement OF
certain streets. involving Il cost OF
sl25,oop. were referred To the finance
committee.
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shall street a. cast line punan s,ree,

shall street a east line Dunan Street.
November 90. 1918: tax $3.50 So
Frances VI Schraudt Edward n ,nd
Carrie twife). of Hampton, Va and
George f.. Julian r. and Agnes NJ
Schraudt 10 Myer Levy. I'LL East Main
street. 20 feet I l-2 inches by III feet
IL inches Grregular) south line Main
street. 90 feet l-2 inches east or
Seventeenth Street. November is, 1918:
tax $3.50. $40.
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Notes of Jntcrc,t

Members, of the military police were
given a dance in Library Hall last
night by Major Smith. provost mar
sinai some forty, or nifty couples were
were present as guests
Mrs. Minerva S. Andrews, of this city.
wife OF Hezekiah Andrews. died Mon
Day at the homo of her sister in Ports
mouth. Besides her husband She ia
survived by son and two daughters.
The funeral was held in Portsmouth
Norman Cooper. young son OF IL
Cooper. Sycamore Street merchant.
fell from his bicycle near his homo
yesterday afternoon and was painruii,.
hurt ABOUT the head. =
The condition of II. l.. Dove. oe
Grewe, fireman on the Norfolk and
western Railroad. who fell from his
engine at Disputanta and was Sc
r,ously Injured. is reported as critical,
at The Petersburg Hospital. where no
IL under treatment. His skull is said
sciouS
The Southern Endless Belt COMPANY
OIL inns city. one OF the youngest or the
local industries, is building 4 factory,
al High and South Streets to accom-
II about January l. 49,
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW NONk Dcceplbcr l-Recycs fr:N :
steers, ioc'Ms.5; bulls: $50 1925: cows,
.l.0c: cr!ls. ii.tcTIoo; grassers. G;om SO:
ycarlingS. !.0chp6;D.
sheep and lambs firm: sheer coca 10 o. +:
culls. t.Snm5So; lambs, l3.coml5.Go; culls.
cults. S.oJMII
Hogs steady ut $500 for Medium 10 fairly
heavy weights pigs l7.o,@ 1880; roushs.
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HENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

Jacob u. Davenport and Alice V.
twifc) to .. Z. Russell. trustee, 25Nl3O
feet north side Newhcrn Street 50 fee,
from Maple Street November Is, 1915;
$40.
&. &. Cardwell TO W. r. Rcdd trustee.
lot Il. Franks land on west side Me
chanirsviilc Turnpike. November 30
1918 Sju9
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rrien 10 Snyc Girl

NEW YORK. Decembcr flames +.
Regain. Sing Sing prison inmate and
confessed author OF long series Of
crimes. took the witness stand in Grim
mai Court here yesterday and placed
his own future in jeopardy in an e.
Tort to save Miss Elizabeth Baksa
nineteen year-o.d FrcemanS burg upa
numbering Mrs. Helen Han,cl IL New
YORK lodging house keeper. last Feb
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
''hoirsals Quotatlons on Exchange
CHICAGO GC4IS ,,AnErr

CHICAGO. December 4-Gnofiic!al reports
to-day that ,hc January averase price Of
hogs would br NJ to the December levcf
helped TO give the corn marked "a decides
ift Quotations on corn finished strong. 2'.c
4" exc net higher. with January ! I2Ts u
1867 and February l.3z;s 10 l.33S;. oa.s sain..l
sc !" lisc. In provisions the outcome
ranged from 90 decline To Goc advance
,iead!nS futures raDeeu az follows
WHEAT
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Pevcar'. Hines. rostnonrx Trial.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. December e.
Trial OF J. :. Pcvear. president of the
birmingham. Railway. Light and Pow
CT Company. on charges Of violating
city ordinances, making it illegal to
oFercrowd street ears, was postponed
10 an Indefinite dato when called in
criminal Court here to-day. Illness
Of tho defendant WAS given as the rea-
son for asking postponcment
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CNASGERI RELEASE DEEDS.

II. Z. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. 10 Will
liam IL: Wyatt. Jr and Ida twife,. 32i7
West LeiGh street 3ox1+o feet south
summit Avenue. December .. 1915:
$3.50.
II, seldom Taylor, trustee. to o. T..
feet south line Floyd Avenue. 100 feet
east 81 Norris Street. November 81.
1918: s&o0c.
r si,;erG;nS; J. u: cnrneai and
Cooke and Sarah L. twife). us Bowe
street. 1INloc feet east line Bowe
Street. lSG feet inches south Of Leigh
street. May is. 1915; s20s.
Henry \. Sampson. trustee to E;ndda
Stern. l6"l and 1908 Claiborne Street.
+2Si21 feet south line Claiborne Street
81 line Of Lombardy Street. November
80. 1918; sl.400.
tees. TO Thomas Il. Boyle. 5I4 NortI,
Thirty fourth Street. 2+xl22 feet west
line Thir;y-fourth street 40 feet south
/ ~ Leigh Street October !. JelS: So
Harry T. Moore. trustee. to Alex.
nnder y. Rose Leigh, ia North Thirty
thirty fourth Street. i2o fec; south ith
Of Leigh Street (partiaD. October ],
/ 1918: $4,000.
J.: r. rypeE: trustee: to Alexander F.
street, 24xl32 feet. west line Thirty
Street. October |. 1918; sl.63s.l4
Thomas w. Purcell. executor OF
Tucker ani Margaret y. twife). -
feet q inches by l35 feet ut north
east corner OF Grove Avenue and Lom-
horGy Street. December ., 1918: 81
coo and interest.
a. J. chewnine and L. ~ BoxIcy
trustees. to Howard J.. Stone and Alice
G. twifel. l5ll North Twenty second
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nexumc Cotton .uuurnnoc

WASHINGTON. Deccmbcr 4--Nc-
sumption OF the insurance os through
cSpor; bills OF lading for cotton was
ordered yesterday by Director General
McAdoo. As conditions for these permits.
however. the director-Seneral specified
that definite contracts for ocean car
riaSe with specified sailing dates must
be made III advance
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RICHMOND 1--we .srocx M,mxEr.

tSaIcs at Union Stock YardAI
Report for tho week ending November %:
thoicc STEERS EMHlsc: medium 10 good.
ilifm l3iac; common 10 fair. Sdfloc: choice
common u fair. IN n oc: choice COWS 9l: dr
lo'1c; medium to GOOD. 7auShc; common to
good. lass .ror,m.n 10 fair. Gu Sr74c:
,h ,es, neav, bulls. s@9Ac; ,isn,. + 10 TIC:
best hogs. ia; plEs. 16drl7c: BOWS and stays.
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River Yacht Coo. Ashore.

tty hENOclatetI Press.
BEAUFORT. y. c.. December I-Tha
power Sacht Flirt, eli route from Bos-i
ION 10 Miami, Fla. went ashore carly
Today three miles west of Beaufort
Lar. Inc crew was taken by coz 10
guards strong west wind and hirh
seas drove the vessel aground at T,
point where 1t Is out OF danger and
from which II can be noated easily. ~
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HENnIco nELEAsE DEEDS.

Capital Building and Loan Associa-
ton. trustee. Ia Il. Clifton Cridlin. lot
Is, block O. section l. Highland Springs.
Novembe- Is. 1918: $1,000.
w. =. Kidd ana John Il. Gayle. trus-
tees. 10 Fannie =. Johnson. l3a acres
in Narina district. known as camp
No!ly. November 90. 1918: s1Si
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10 Dissolve Drnn Roard

Captain =. T. PNttersOn chalrmau OF
the Peters burg Diuwiddic draft eN-
cmptton board. is getting ready to wind
up the affairs of the board prepare :
tory to disb..nding. The records OF
the board are to be preserved and
turned over to the government The
board: composed of Captain Patter-
son. DR.. w. II. Crockford. OF Peters;
burg. and 7. r. Clarke. of Dinwidtic
did vast amount Of business in ex-
amininG and classifNing reS.slrants
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l,NTTON MAnkTTs.


NEW YORK. December Al turtle. sharp
.dvance met considerable rea!laius and was
io..iay The general ;ist closed barely
,tadg Win hi,,h sne mr. "ctivs months u To
'icS were : to - point lower
The marke, opened steady at an advance
higher during the mid-;e OF the moru.nr,
yiih December touching 80 and March
f., = CONFIRMATION OF reports TIA: the rail.
cad~ had resumed The use Of through bill.
pr ladins on export cotton. the continued
,uliish character or spot advlces and ru.
'nors that foreign governments We're in the
io'rcst.c markets for several Ines ot cotton
;"cds, were among the -iciors on the early
,dvance. This was accompanied by reports
hat limits had been removed from trad~
tn Increased commission house LemanJ
rhls tap"r"d of aficr, tho first hour how.
|,oinis from recent low Levels m,ncareJ ~
,ased "n quite rapidly during tho early
,fie'n""n There WAS some further trade
some % 10 % points up from tho lowest
nen, MildlinE, $50 bales stock. isi,s5
,a,c. Miner rorisa Stock: ESQ bales.
, TS'a' .t tS.h"S {. III nhi"s s
Total for week al Al ',,orts-Recepts. 49,
To'ai for season Receipts. 2.oSs.G;s bales;
exports. '.r.S..9. bales.
NEW ORLEANS. December a.-wide adj
yances were made in ih~ -,y trading in
Notion 70 day January rising to .,.9s and
ihc trading months Standing - 10 Il points
an. hat in The afternoon t;sc marie, refused
Ia absorb the offerings thrown upon H. and
> sha-" break occurred. which carried the
tay'> fnal nuotaiionn The close was irreg
u-sr. rointr OF to poimts ny not for the
tav.
I'M" npcn.ng was al tho advance and tho
IL dcucy WIS higher FOR some time after
81 The growing belief that the government
.crc-'s On ginning AMI p-odnctipn next week
,~oud BE- huliish \ private bureau crn,,
j,,ters and IL" persistent rcpor, that III
rcs tric,ions on shipments OF cotton am, rot /.
t an goods were about Ia he removed wcra
.ca iurcs that helped tho market on liz
|vaS up
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PETERSBURG INFLUENZA
CASES USUALLY LIGHT
Although Many Persons Are III Quar-
autinc Is Not Necessary
Yet.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.

TEL F.ItS BU ItK', Y ~. DeCeWDer T.
Seventy new eases of Influenza were
reported to-day. as against eighty yes
tcrday. Seven pneumonia cases were
reported since yesterday. Most OF the
cases ;.rc said to be of Il mild typo
and no need for any q1arantinc has de
reloped such Us was established several
weeks ago.
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,rl,e StnInnx nri.n

The three days drive for the sale
fll out Petersburg's quota of $3.50. o0O
was started this morning and good
progress was made. There were Il
number Of largo subscriptions of ST.
600 and $500. and confidence is en-
pressed that Petersburg will maintain
It's fine record for subscriptions TO gov
quota in stamps.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. December !-Raw sugar
quiet; centrifugal. 1.2S: fine granu,atcd PC
Spot coffee unchanged. Butter easy: cheese
firm.
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Official Range and Sale Of STOCKS in New York
Stock.
Sales.

100 Advancc-Kumeicy. com.
100 AdNance-kumciey. pfd.
300 Aiiis-chainiers
Aiis Chalmers. pfd.
600 ALASKA Cold ....
'ov AMER. Beet Sugar. com.
',lou American Can.
leo american can. pfd
40 Amer. car and 1'oun. ;.
%Oo American Cotton OH. -.
6up Nm. Hide aud Lea. com
800 Am. Hide and Lea. pfd.
100 American I.insccd Dol
700 American Locomotive
Amer: Locomotive. pfd.
300 American Smelling. y
Loo Amer. steel Foundrirs.
900 American sugar.
1900 Amer. Tel. and Tel. %.
200 Amer. Tobacco. com.
500 Amer. Tobacco. Dfd.
I'm. Writing Paper. pfd
Loo American Zinc.
800 Anaconda Copper.
Atlantic Coast Line
y. =. l.. Of CT. uBalto.). ;.
Zoe Baltimore and Ohio. .. !.
G.?uo bethlehem steel. l.
300 Ec,h. steel. So pfd ...
G.uou baldwin Locomotive
100 Butt" topper and Zinc. :.
Canadian Pacific.
), 90 talffornia Petroleum..
6o0tcntral Leather. com
1000 Chesapeake and Ohio. :.
loo Chicago Great Western
zoo Chi. Great West, psd :.
Loo chi. Mil. and ST. Paul. :.
500 Chi. X. ]. and T.. com
200 cha. II. l. and T., TO pr.
zoo Chi. *. ]. and r.. T": pr.
100 cruciblc steel Cor. com
700 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
400 Corn Products. com. 49,.
$500 Distiilcrs
100 Dome Mines. ...........
i,oo0 Eric. Is, pfd. -. :.
800 General Electric.
500 Goodrich. com.
400 Great Northern. pfd.
$500 Great North ore CTS. :.
Illinois Central.
500 Intcrboro- Cons, com.
1900 Inspiration Copper.
LOO Int. Mer. Mar, com
$4,000 Int. Ncr. Mar. pfd.
400 Int. paper, com
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Sends conciitntor to Savannah.

By hssociated Press.
WASHINGTON. December 4.-The
Department of Labor to-day sent a
concili3tcr to seek adjustment of n dis
pute at the Foundation Companys
shipyards at Savannah. Ga. where
5000 men arc on strike
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RICHMOND TMEsDIsPATcH: THURSDAY, DECEMBER s. 1918

south I'm. rweuty-second Street 1T
feet inches south or T. Street. Sep
tcmbcr 30. 1918: $1,000.
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Now Is the Time TO Get tho Help
you want in your store factory, Office
or home Use the Help Wanted Ads
In The Times Dispatch.
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RICHMOND srRORUCE M.iREET.
WhnknSaIc EunfnfInna

Market Quotations From, Actual Sales
~ woodson. Craig Co. Inc, Richmond. Va
J, S Food Adm nistruiion License No q 0.1t)
Richmond Va. December I. 1915
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NAVAL STORES.

SAEANNhH. GA, December 4--Turpen-
Tine Arm %: sales. 80 casks: receipts. 80
casks: shipments, casks: stock. 3o.a33 casks.
Eosin. nothing doing; receipts. SGT barrels
shipments 80 barrels: stock. GS.Glo barrels.
Quote: II. II. T.. i ard 6. Ia.e1: H. $50:
]: ia: X. i6.2a: 81. $50: y. 1870: VIC.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. December i-cotton goods
ana yarns were quiet to-day. with an easier
tehhency. Silks were easier and canceiil-
lions were reported Burlaps were quiet.
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70 Keep Your Hnoming or boarding.
House Filled
with desirable people use Times Dis
patch Want Ads; Phone your Want Ad
TO Randolph l.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

l2Q 15c: best sheep. 10: common TO tair. SO
&c: spring lambs. 1i9l.c.
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. VIC 'fHIIDV CHHIlEV IHC ttTeIICaTl
Eagle, that flies high, to the American
The fig ~ high in commerce as 1t
iloated over our enemies" said Score
tary OF Commerce Rcdtieid. who fol-
stand. and enunciated n warning along
nearly tho same lines as the master
shipbuilder.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-19
ALWAYS GLAD TO RECOMMEND
THIS KIDNEY REMEDY

We have sold DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root for more than fifteen years and
have never been asked to refund the
money off one bottle but have had a
number say that it was the best kid
ney wedicine they have ever used.
We are always glad to recommend
it to those who suffer from kidney
troubles because we feel that they
are spending their money for med
icine with a merit.
Yours very truly
MARCHMANS PHARMACY.
]. F.. Marchman, Prop.
Feb. oath, 1917. Bremen. Ga.
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= Letter to
DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y:
Prove What Swamp-Root VIII Do
For You.
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co.
Binghampton, N. Y, for a sample
size bottle. It will convince anyone.
You will also receive a booklet OF
valuable information, telling about
the kidneys and bladder. When
writing, be sure and mention the
Greeneyille Weekly Sun. Medium
and large size bottles for sale at all
drug stores.