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WILL GIVE INFORMATION
ON TRADE POSSIBILITIES
National Foreign Trade Council In
Meet in Chicago This
Month.

= NEW YORK, Feb Ito furnish 10
american business mon pract3cd! in
formation for the d.velopment OF the
foreign trade OF this country h Inc AM
nounced purpose Of tn. sixth Naiioutl
Foreikn Trade convention 10 De MIA
In chicago Api!! - - ana - ~ ru,
Eatlonai Foreign Trade CoUuea
: James A. Farrell Of tins cIly chair
man MAJ. OF he council, in calling tne con
:. Nov, az never before. the I.nit.c
states must rely upon foreign trade 10
make certain the fan employment If
labor and 10 provide Investment for
capital; TO stabilize Industry and pre-
vent disturbance Of domestic cnndi-
tons: 10 insure the permanent r.,ior-
tion and operation o. our uew uirrcnant
vessels under the american nag. 10
maintain prosperity among American
producers and 10 foresta!I any rcIro-
gresslon from the Nigh standards mat.
have been achieved"
I'D The Foreign Trade Convention. he
says, is called 10 arouse Nmor.c.ti.
la0orers. bankers. educators, railway
ana steamship men.-al! tire factors or
torsiEn trade in all sections OF III.
coNntry--to the imperative necessity
OF promptly sowing the foreign trade
nrohienls WHICH the country face.
= Mr. Farrell pointed out that ,h.
productive capacity Of America has
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CuANCERY Trust DEEDS.

tee Ms i: Sti, TO- II Seldom TAYLOR. ,rps-
E ,rsSh 40 let INCHES xioo feet south line
s'hth Street February IL. 1919: $4,000
ir"ti. teddy and Ruby twife) to W. f.
uen?crt 80, lISt W"st Leigh street Fix 90
ic"t north line Leigh Street, 232 feet east
COS az 10. WV ~
W, G, lfaptis, and Mary Cone twite, To
e. q: t. cey,,Sn: Ir; and w. J.. Rsdd: ;Ius-
r ri,i;i line Enslow Avenue. 100 feet south OF
h, rre";; February 1919: $1,000
WainGr,: trustee, No ,il:5. North rw.n,S.
second Stre"t. Il feet inchas xl2o feet at
;;9n u.,s c9rner Of Twenty .econu and Il
!; ,.1i liiasi and Louise twiiei to l.. C.
ia .ciSrov: aud Arthur T. Chapman trus-
tceT. No tai North robinson Street. 20 zee,
EItIr.,: iS5 feet north of Stuart AVcmu".
Il nary X. 1919: $4,000.
= NJ Eoxlcy trustee. No. Iio5 ST, james
SStr""t. feet inches xI2t feet cast sid.
Strce meg h Stpsrt i'9 feet Perth OF Federal
~ WI, hei tf,: and SIdye s twift) to John
"a r. v isrt s. L. ,nohss yIa! feet north side
NittHie February H. 1918: SANE
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Real Estate and Court News
c,IAscEKr pAnG,IN AND SALE.

Sailie G. Anderson and John A. (hussa nd).
or Asburr. w Va. to u. T. Hunt. sa1I5T
feet. nj southeast corner of Clay and Ora
nam nam STATS ,oon Lien Of $4,000 February l..
>, David wallerstein. substitute trustee. TO
T. r., Traylor tdcrd from Charles Tiiyer)
south OF Broad Street. January s. 1919:
ADJ Moore simmons and benjamin thu,.
iIarris. lo,. s. bloch 6. Highland psrk. ssxl4o
fec, east line Virginia Avenue IFS feat south
81 Burns street. January 10 1918; tax. ST.
" Elmer n. Hare ;r, and bessie a. twlfe, to
H lSi nsGw Avcnas fset linz
Street artns, EIs s wary J. 1919; $1,000.
h.in lots Z. s; aSnd 70; block Q. BrooS-
-, y. neil TO BETTE T. Norm. ~ acres
wickcrsviiIe Februsry IL. isis: e tax 81 Six
No ssfc street. ~ foet inches h H as 9eS;
north line y street. II feet = inches Ga ST Of
twenty eighth street. February 10. 1919;
y &c GeoIsS v, Gray. Jr.; 70 f. L. lrarwooa.
N"s ;od d.22 e. l2;S. inclusive. Boyd street.
cast OF Norton Street. February 10. 1915:
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Cotton Goods,

NEW YORK. Feb. i5.-price adjust
ment IN cotton goods markets have
neen completed. In so far as any fur
sacr great breaks arc anticipated
alnor reductions resulting from tho
compctttion for business on the mar;
OF mills. are continuing in print cloths
ana cOnvertibles. and TO q lesser ex-
tent Oh shcetings. but on the whole
the finished goods markets are steadier
on 4 new ana low basis
Prints and percacs were reduced
during the week from 80 to 81 no.
cent ana some small business was be-
ing booked at the new prices I'm
preached cottons were lower and sale,
were smaller.
The competition for business on mar
row fannclettcs resulted In concessIonY
from opening prices. and this served
70 increase the uncertainty OF buvers
M",chanis are OF the opinion that trade
VIII begin to SHOW Improvement Jus,
d. S00oh is the cotton markets. grow
cur,ai!ment OF production has in
result of strikes for forty-eirh..
hour week. but principally because of
the sio" DEVELOPMENT OF now business
to take the place of Cancelled covrrn
mcnt orders Jobbers we're seIiin-
goods for SPOT delivery with more fres
dom. and retailers continued to rcnort
a very fair trade. '''
% Prices Gno!ed follow. Print cloths.
cents" ";" IS 'f''f inch c.x csttn,s; stSsos
le c.n;s: brr99wn sheetinss. southern
southern indigo. 30 cents: tickincs,
oun>". - cents: STAPLE sinrh.,.,.
u - ccEts; staple prints. I2i-o cents.
dress sinEhans. 90 and 90 cents.
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DESTRUCTION OF ROADS
RETARDS RELIEF WORK
American Red Cross Working in yeybin
Forced to Roundabout Methods
OF TranNpOrtntIOn.
Try Associated Press.l

DEDEAGATcH. BULGARIA. Feb. Is.
The extreme difficulty OF transnort
through Serbia and the rulnous condi
ton OF the country's railways as "A
result OF wanton destruction wrought
by Bulsarians and Austrlans In Their
iorcch retreat. Is strikingly shown by
the fact that the American Red Cross.
In order to get relief supplies 10 the
Nlsh section, has had TO route It's ship
ments by rail east from Saloniki 10
DedeaGatch. then north TO Adrianopie.
men west to Sofia and finally across
me bulgarian border to Prot, a total
dis stance of more than 500 miles.
from ne s, rIeSmiddr J., rTahirond route north
miles, and can 20 :y.:-:-a N ordinary
Red Cross supplies have taken ten days
10 reach their destination
From Cskub TO Belgrade. nearly 900
miles. tho railroad at points is wholly
a,nstroyed and dozens Of bridges and
tunnels are In ruins. 1t is estimated
mat the work of reconstruction Will
require more than n year.
TWO hundred and nineteen three ton
motor trucks on recent trip TO Nish
arrived with only thirty tons of sup
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ATTACK HIGH SALARIES
some Germnn Papers 0hjcrt to Money
Now Paid Government
Employees.

NIGH Feb. 15.--The conserve
Wv, wy, He ME or Catholic organ of Ia :
Nn ~; me courier. which since tho
ioSt of the new governIneni t.t a., a..
i 80 in printing, with appropriate
AT the ceNtrt! government, j., poii.:
80. somewhat reluctantly announced NV
TGG"h'e ;, p"nuty Landsherg before IN.
:"I5...t,; onnrH Of Workmcns and
-" ior;% i've members Of the conn
,..,, ,%9955'h '."nnsberG belongs re-
As the Courier points on ~ 90, or
t:ei' "i the salaries OF over-nr. sidents
-. courts. t3rjH-cisht c"ntideiititl as
ana iortE-tWn cOurierS :rc
,a'ta so day. annually. ,hcrcfore
'".n'" Or rs nuch aS German $50.
hnu g'vernneut prcsil.n,s
f"S, We certainly nave done VOL"
remarks tho Courier ' "S'''
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ny WILLIAM II. EDWARDS,
"iirctor OF Internal RcVcnuc, Second

District. New York.
NEW r" - rsb lsi-ilow vii the
mop"!itan poruiation and It's pleasure
I Eronnh ra yts'' t t,,a act when !, is
Already somn Of the hes, minds in
ha, Body th"t br nH best abn ,nus ,h in
reyo!uiionary Iceisla, ion--the Anti
saloon League: the keenest minds OF
re.ourccful persons who say they will
not tie deprived of their liquor, are
Now that prohibition is about to
become bee .; lay the government minds
iofCcm"nt. II Is plain to be seen that
IN this situation tn, government will
Ia ,Ina, the CONFLICT, aid of The Anti
through lis, officers. admit that th.v
@Fe Sft or,.i,, n, II me trHmendous task
~ more li9uor was to be- had in The
World. And ii t. admitted thai tho en-
iiorGememt OF The act Will require super
PLAN TO ESTABLISH
CLUB TO GET DOUZE
kcsourccfui persons, am told, are
niiaInning TO have their LIQUOR despite
~ n:Ivi ne E., laws and law officers. There
Sc,rio-comic. This Office was told the
men 10 incorporatc and estaSl fihh'" !,
"lnh on one Of the nearby islands
~, nm = I'd! Sd !! OF New ork, where
they might 60 for week end trips 10
bowl There has been talk of ancbn ns
ing several craft outside the three
,h,tr unit wher" al! kinds OF drinks
,,u,gh' he had. Apparently there has
,he rich man and the man OF moderate
means who feels that he lnusi hays
ms liIuor has laid in Il stool for soinc
years 10 come.
Raids on illicit stills in New York
u, oerohinE more frequent every day
il is wei! nigh impossibio TO- nnvar
every section in the tnctropolitan are,
" course. we can make an ricort ~
minimize the making OF beer winee
and iiIuors: hut one Of the lcadims
revenue investigators told me that th"rS
are not enough revenue nvestigators in
h'ied states TO completely sion man
- miaSturc OF liquors in New Vori. Ci;v
There has been a suspicious number
ni small small grocery stores opsrci in
man the right TO have the inrr.dic,,s
ior, !ipuor..-suEar grain. etc. sen, in
All tina; they need then is Az orI;r ~
stove and a weather eye open for b,a
revenue men. " '''
IN the Southern. stills grain is used
. i mere because the grain might cinr
~ me sewers and is easily trnccd Ne
10y" lonnd in our ~ lbs OF, IN, r;,,.
Ills the makers % Illicit whisky b,yn
an.g as ingredients. molasscs. surEr
potato paalinCs. etc
hLD-TiME oFFiCER
REVIEWS SITUATION
another revenue oflicer. , man vino
VI We" MS apprenticeship in tho south.
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FEDERAL. SLEUTHS FIND
PRIVATE LIQUOR STILLS
Difficulty of Stopping Home Manufacture of Wet Goods
Is Admitted by Officers, Who Anticipate Encoun-
tering Much Trouble Enforcing Law

h"' %A? ! aa5 'sf E zJ& f for G
ncs r, in the south oscur from an
cate The s,illS they have 'i maps sr drawn vH
OF every little country road so as to
G iias.n them TheS faye maps Of two
trouble pub on one road they, take the
to the still. lmme diatcly that the
oii Gicnsninfrs get sight OF the revenue
iWSno! Fly Fly he alarm-they take to
:. Each revenue, officer in the South
peatinE rife. Il ii-caliber revolver and
ri; TT axe which resembles IL tomai,awk.
100000 pieces. Most OF the, feuds in
The south start in this way 4 man ~,
;tdc stu and ask for liquor on credit.
r nStmSSd' hs would get sore and tip The
hcrn lost in the South IN thes. feuds.
and iFeHI1e eat happens tina, after raid
distiiler would be made "A reyen,Ie OF
n ne invnriably this man. when with
she G eIlicar III made the ideal reve
cate the stills ""''e 10 To-
tainS Of the South Is a great deal
eas,Gr 'nan l4catinE ono in the crowded
nSs,i"h i Hf New New York. AS water. is
S!i.'S IN the south mus, 10 located on
creams. As they have no way Of hid =
NE me waste they pour /; out on the
bench and you can get the odor fnr |
two or three miles io'
HARD no DISCOVER
STILLS IN NEW YORK
tnd Il a great deal harder to dis
cover sun IN New York than In tne
S Sorbia /; Is ike look ing for The proc roe
are jus, two WAYS Of fn aGih'I.e n,o There
Gi,.3' ohe is through Il tip 10 the no
.he many odors in the con.csted sr tn !
,!ons OF New York the Trail is NOT
sS H sn as II is in the pure air of the
Sill NAV ,i'p hn di In the mountains
rising in the air or course tb 3'l,oHs
no such clue to the city still" 'he'" Is
MAJ might be called small s,n,s /
r ru. , Wnicn are not used for the manu-,
places in New York They arc '' msa;I
ny drug manufacturers T6.d;,v 49,
G;n"I.; You cannot buy one without rcr |
,S;;HT'inE The purchase. suppose thcSe
~, NJ oT more drastic regulations for |
N, M sale OF this outfit when ths nr"
enforcement. '' "ape Tor
reports coming To this on;c. from,
a." ~ PARIS Of the country arc to the
~ ~. 'ma, many persons are engaged
arc ;'tE nonei In fact. some of them
Will. the term 'i!icit distillipr,
Somtb to ind particular place in he
ina, IL the country districts in ,bn 'n i,,,
mediate vicinity OF the metromn, I'M
may IS to say, on Long Island in con
i !. ;,... ana New Jersey and in III,
emr,,.i up Sia;e--there daily are
-. n,ri.Eing UP, plenty Of methods Of
bcatln1 the Ia W" >'SNS vi
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GAIN WAR WORK RICHES
FcTto Rheims Hetwrm 10 .yomr land
~ III; Nc!l-.'!i,c,i i'lr..s--l!nI
Secs: :oiU;: War isork.
a>N JIrAN. PORTO R!Cr. Feb

SAN JlAN. poETp RiCr. Feb Is.
More than LOO Porto Rlran wal.
WORKER, IN the United states have just
returned 20 the island well dressed
prosperous and III high spirits Most
f Them confessed they had real mon
40 Incl! pockets. some quite com
rtrhic amounts and thcy seemed 10
hhl"y their free trip TO the United
states Most OF them appeared TO
have become quite metropolitan in
dress and bearing. Some Ie.t the
steam ship pier 10 80 to thci! hone in
automobiles
one war worker gave his IMPRESSION
Of New YORK ny saying IL was too
cold and there W..S 10 rice and b,sinS.
TORT" j;ican style Thc men Had been
New Orleans. Many Of them said the
only reason th"y returned wAs ;hut
they could NOT stand the cu!I weather.
virtually al tile Porto Eicau wovi. :
ms now have returned from the uniict
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mace mace Il great advance. and that our
u" uonai hscal policy facilitates the in :
'''moctipn OF foreign goods into our
nc in"Tke'. and Mat these facts
as" Inc Importance of cXnandiua
l i..,l ; &c" foreign trade. ~ srra, for
-" Ii@de ~ ours. declared Mr. Far
49,, II only We proceed with energy
"i,"h Inc: OF Sourd roi.cy. y great
o%r! ing trade Under "tl own Gag is
o,,.r, ~ "n.F W" n"i," n POSSIBLE t"
" IN mos" al other rl.IouS"
IS "AhCunccd 'hat ;hc Department
,,'"l Wa ''SS'-n 20 the convent ;on
f!nt members Of tina crasi.ir -.,.v,,.'
+" "" nave Juft rciurucd flom l.u-una
i,a, u, hi'r,|4 and tae Far Nast and
49, = ''umpar 90 l;s cNps.;s from Tho
LUtthU o. Foreign aud ram.st!r com.
,.'I1t- Ihe shipping Eoard lad ti,
'+'''h mo" VIII j." repre-
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L. s. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS.

The United states Circuit cour, ~ Al,
p"I!s recontsn"i yesterday morning ~ 10 80
clock with the following Judges and Of
PEi,chard. Of Ash-viiIc. y. =. and Charles
a woods: of Marion. :. &. Clerk Cluud. N
Dean and United states Marshal John q
Court announced and handed dos.n It's
opinion IN the following case:
Eo ls12 Evelyn Charlton. administrative
OF the estate az James II. Charlton, deceased
PLAINTIFF n error W. Chesapeake aud Ohio
RAILWAY Company. defendant in error. error
10 the District Court D. Norfolk. VA Per
curiam opinion. Affirmed.
Court then went into conference upon
de cided.
cour, adjourned until Monday morning at
1880 O'Clock
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.PHEss PROSECUTION
OF REVENUE AGENT
- - - - -
a1-stNi-4,,
Patrick County Citizens Employ
Counsel to Appear Against Of
5.asesY,.- fiCcr Luther Saith.
PREACHERS NEED MORE Pay
Large Question Confrunts Baltimore
ss.,Confcrcncc, Which Meets in Siauh-
s ton Next Montl-DanyiIIc Hospital
~ Not Equal to PubIic'S Demands.

DANvlLLE. VA. Feb i5.-consid.,
able. interest is being, evinced here in
ssstes coa@; hdno n ' If n nss4
Smith, a government revenue agent.
SSharged With shooting and Killing
inrl'a,rick County threc weeks aco N
{he course OF raid on an Illicit dis
; Men of Patrick County have gathered
sosether ana have employed .Judg.
waller Staples, 81 Roanoke. and Muir
pr1seeuton o: the soTernment officer.
While there were !cw actual cycwit-
nfsscs TO the killing, as many as 100
witnesses, have been summoned ana
the,rani iications OF the case viii cN-
Seno PACK 20 "A period Wien smith
men, but aPSSI dent " Of sn2 govern"
T,Smith. when tcst:yinG here more
thnn year aSo in a hard fought case
George Washington Branmer charged
With !nanufacturine stills, said that
ne had been affiliated iii his earlier
DAYS with moouShiners
IheTe is much bitterness In Tatricl.
over the killing Or Nowlin. WHO was
here before on IN, STAR" ~ ,in,, ,%n
the Internal revenue laws. Smith was
raid'ng the distiliery ny himself. He
CHARGED. the bullet shooting NoW Vim
through the head
), WING HEsTER. TN". T T"5 i '"y; Of.
tne most important matters to IA,
Drought 10 the attention of the EaIti-
more annual conference. Methods,
Npiscopai Church. South whom IL con
Senest IN Staunton. VA. In the latter
part OF March VIII I've tia; OF ru;,r
SnteeinE preachers increases in sal,
Uics' particularly those who serve cir
quits The country pastors say ;l,nv
nave neen UP against q serious promo
Sltion 1or several years. and tha, /, Is
no', IN Keeping with the dignity or
their profession, or calling. 10 NJ. oy
pected TO maintain their families ana
morse and buggy ar motor car a.
tpe small salaries doled ont by sonn
0i The, congregations.
Unable (" Get Hospital Treatment
...oA nv lille, VA, Fob. l5.--The
crowded condition al the ptnviil,, CO..
serai hospital! the only institution of its
KIND IN this section of tho country l.
regarded with some l!tile uneasinrss
Inree people day are being denied
aomission 10 Tho hospital because Of
thc lack of space and there is a wnit-
lng, list of ten these being men and
women waiting to undergo opera,ious
g. 70 take treatment Only with diff
Hculty was woman suffering from
acute appendicitis admitted Yesterday
for an operation, another patieu, HAY
1ps 10 be dis chSrccd before he WAS .lur
to leave. There Is also a great dcartn
% graduate nurses. There were more
than twenty aNailabl" before the war
AMI now there are but SIX.
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:. liARKISONBUEG. w. rob. l5--A
meeting of group three OF the virginia
Bankers Association viii convene ~
Harrison burg saturday February -
1t is expected that several hundrsi
visitors VIII he Ia attendance at tho
meeting. which i an annual event haN-
ins been held last year At Strasi,ur.;
Group three embraces all Of the mem
bers CT the Virginia Bankers A.sr,:A-
lion In the Valley, cNtcHdire from
-AleHandria to Lexington, OF which
there are about EnNnntN nEn.
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Harry byrd Get, 81. Dollar.

L- VIM II 70 lllE y, %" -'--- '--T-."
F. Byrd, publisher OF tn w Hr.e.t..'
Evening star has r-c.Nl 'r Fed
cral Fuel Adn!nistr:.tp - ',.,l #-iA
a check for Il in payment I.r s.- sl~r-
ices rs fuel administrator '.. tt.-.si..
for one year Nj. Eyrd u.e,.. i lH Hy
now much OF his oW. ~. T.. b.. ..ii
to Speud in III. way ,t I.t. -. 'e.s
:,ro other Items wnls a, srl,.
c,rCctoT tor Virginia, tta-
MAS a pretty penny IA -.- aa. ,l.,
check framed.
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RESERVE BANK DEPOSITS
AND DISCOUNTS INCREASE
condition of Federal institutions shown
In Report for
Week.


WASHINGTON, Feb I5-Depos;ts I'm
the Federal reserve banks and discount
operations increased in the last week.
together WITH Federal reserve notes III
circulation and &c ratio of reserves
10 net deposits and note liabilities fell
l.G per cent. The condition of tn.
banks n the close Of BUSINESS las,
| night. as shown by the Federal Reserve
Boards weekly financial statement,
was as follows:
Resources,
Gold coin and certificates 3i776i 600
Gold settlement fund. Fed
ctal Reserve Board. 43T27S 600
N'oiu win foreign agencies 5,S29.00O
Total gold held by
Gold with Federal reserve
agents; .sl.2l7, 1853 900
Hoiu redemption fund. lll.ll3,000
Total gold reserves. S.,ll9,3l7. 00J
Legal tender notes, silver.
etc. .............. G597l. 900
Total reserves PISS. 3lS, 600
Bits discounted secured
by government war OBJ
lisaions ............ ST, 603. 90 .. 600
M othcr ............... 233,Si9.0O)
Bills bought III open mar
ket ......t.... c75,O6S. 900
Total bills on hand 49,. S2,llI,?6 900
United states government
lonS-term securities ....S 2S.lOl. lua
United States government
short-term securities. 3l,2o4. 600
All other earning assets. 1000
Total earning assets. s2,2SI .27S.oo0
SANK promises .........s S.967,090
tnCollcctrd items and
other deductions from
gross deposits .... 1e14G5,0O1
Five per cent redemption
fund against Federal re-
serve bank notes. ... 6S42 900
All other resources 1865, 900
Total resources .... .$S,l9l,53S. 900 |
Liabilities.
Capital paid in.......s SI2ll.oo0
Surplus ........,...... 22.75S.oO /
Government deposits. l"2,9Ip.9u9 I
Due to members, reserve
account .......... 1.623.l5s. 900 |
Deferred availability items 5l7,726,0 900 |
other deposits, iuciudinG
foreign governments
credits .,............. lle27s.ooo !
Total gross deposits .2,446.l27,0oo |
Federal reserve notes in
actual circulation $50. 2.46s.3SS,00O |
Federal reserve bank notes
in circulation. net liabii-
ity Observation-Disclosures. 400 |
All other liabilities. 43.773.oo0 !
Total liabilities ...... S5.i94.5aS, 900 !
Ratio OF total reserves TO net de- /
posits and Fed -.al reserve note liabili- /
iN.S combined. 10 per cent,
Ratio OF gold reserves TO Federal
reserve notes in circulation after SET
ting aside 50 Der cent against net de-
post liabilities. G3.S per cent.
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Eii>un.th city AUTO Plant Enlnrsin..

ELIZABETH CITY, y g. Feb Ia
The H.,nson Motor COMPANY, Of this
city. has doubled its capital stock
making il $loo0.oGc The object is to
double tho size and capacity Of the
plant additional buildings. anordin;;
au acre more OF noor space. are to b.,
erected, ana when these are completed
the company will he able 70 turn out
day
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Bridge Building In washington Count,

ABINGDON. w. l'eb ih.-'rhe Board
o: Supervisors a: Washington County
nave closed q contract With Tennessee
b",dG"huI.dc:s FOR The construction az
q 'Il-%t-ciasS bridge over Wolf Creek
one mile west OF Abingdon. The con
tract calls for ahutmcnts and walls
work Is to rc completed before the
summer Is OVER.
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iIENRICO TRUST DEEDS.

Riehn,ond Realty ana Investment, Com.
Inc!uSiiye. oGi"e. Il. HloomingdaIc. De.
Evan =. Jones Ia John r.. Welsh. trustee
acre on Old Mcs dowhridge Road ftoll-
hoHse iotll. Scpt.inbcr ~. 1918: $1,000
w. w. TinsI.y to John Is Welsh tru.-
tce acte adjoining above. October IS.
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CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

stuart Bow. trustee. to John C. Page.
5cc, ~ ,S Icet n@rth line beverly Street is.
l7.I. GU uaf' =. !si::
g l.. Dcnoon. trustee. to Hugh and ,-iurs
linmins. No EOS West Clay street 20 Zoe;
S,r HMIheS NJ, fsSt inch north iins. Clay
s're"' rehruNry u. 1913; .s2.asy.3 s
,rns.o. ,or5Iin". Rnflin and John Sloar.
north Roland street. 2exlh0 fee, inchc :
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N"rt9i:>,7 Grent co,d-N,"rnsc Plant.

NnhF1!.N. VA, Feb Ii. Whai v,ilI
.e 'he arrest Ice making and cold
- pm, N0rtolF has ever had is
"L t'rE'"G and put IN operation Nv
~ NHfhoaid Ice ana Cold Storocn
~, I'm ,hanS. The plans have been com
piSt," ana inc work on the immense
i''''Lt VIZ H." commenced about the 'irsi
JNne The completed p!an; viii COS,
." 'He ncIshnorhooi 81 SIS 300.
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Total liabilities ...... S5.l94.5aS 900
Ratio OF total reserves TO net de-
posits and Fed -.'al reserve note liabili-
NnS combined. 10 per cent.
Ratio OF gold reserves to Federal
reserve notes in circulation after SET
ting aside 50 ner cent against net de-
post liabilities. cas- per cent.
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1900
= -DASNlLLE, VA. Frn. 49, D..
GrahaIn yesterday bought It l".-s.J
storehcusc on Main Street iag IS .u.I.
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HENRICo BARGAIN AND SALE.

IT 10 W. W.
ninsicy ! acre north or Old Meadow hridy.
600 w.
Harriet ]" Wells ct ais. TO Evan S. Jones
acre on west side old Meadow bridge Road
NollhOusc lou. Seu;eimlcr IL IalS. 4 hnn
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Iu"rn cf 'Ior::o Isles Hies.
-, ELLINGTON. X H., FEB. It'll.
i,""a Sef-!uern TaH ho. OF ;ie Tongo I
mas d!cd OF IAiucuZa at TONGA /