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Real Estate and Court News
cHANcERy BARGAIN AND SALE.

Hoses G:aze@k and silvia (w:fe, 10
jacob aud Bertha S.e-cI. No us North
!".ht!rth street. coz :" feet west side
OF Twentieth street. II" feet south Of
Eroad street. January 20. 1919: s2.C;J.
James C. caper and ADA T. owtfc)
Leigh Street - ,cr; \ inches bv Ia;
:eei south .in. az Leigh Street ~
feet snchcs cast OF Harrison Strcct.
ASSumpt.o1 Q! lien OF :l50p octo.
= o 3ohn i:niherioord Of uo9<hisnd
south Jefferson Street. 50xi.s 90:
east .!nr oi jefferson Street iiu ..rt
n ,h, -. Canal street January II.
Eng /. cmlagt ana Susan unlauf
cas-, line OF Tnirtv-secoi.I S,rr &C.
lo2 - .eet north OF . street de-
ccmoer -. l9ls; $3.50
C:aude j.. Sprcnkie and GcoYg inc
81. block G. Lee PARK. 25Xl30 fcct
south line Of stuart Avenue. - icet
west Of Tildcn Street .tssumptjon OF
,ie5 Of s'vp. December 10 1918: tax
Irving II Goodman ana corinne |.
G twi1e) c, ais. 10 V - Thompson.
80. lll9 East Main street 1870 feet
y niche. sonih llne 81 Main Street,
~ rect ~ - inches west 81 t.!c \ :.
t,"enth street October 10. 1918: tax
+. Y. $ehercr anu susan y. tw,fe,
;y-S.cond Street. 25HiGD feet west lire
o. twenty SECOND Street liu feet
H@oiTin OF '!ay street December -,
:! tar"cai.. trustee. 70 H. Thomas
10 N, iea IRON, BE-. g 80 8
Lewis ana y. hUabAndI %o III.
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cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

ciar,e !! e GhNT TG,',;Ea. u, 'rq:tes: to
College Street. liXI34 fee, east linz
o. College street, - fec. south OF
500
II, Nnnnarv. trustee. TO y \.
Slaughter ~. 30 North T,vcn,v-thiri
Sl-rci. 2i.I%%li0 fec. west line Of
I"cntv-third street. lS2 feet south q,
r!eEsantS Street. January l3, 1918:
John e Welsh. trustee. to = n.
cMosid and Ellen !. twifc). G0vl3O
,;r-ei. 20 feet from Nine Nile Road.
Janpaiy o 1919: $500.
toward sutton. trustee 10 Philin
Scn"rer and Snsan a. twire). 2axI02
icct = inches tsreGulaD on west side
OF Twenty: .sccdnd Street. 100 fee;
ncr,h 81 Clay Street. January II,
1919: ESQ.
pavid Meade White. trustee. to :,
y End y Z. G,ini;h. - feet i inch. ;:
~ IS ian, . inches west line o: Eigh-
zenith street. 100 feet north OF Frank :
lin street. December %. 1915: 81 DO.
W. II! Hai! trustee. Or Springfield
hiass.. 70 Irving II. Louis n AMI
'ioTence " Goodman. Nos. i.l7. I7iN
md !12l Fast Main Street Skin
fee; south line Of Main Street. 60 feet
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cHANCERi TRUST DEEDS

70 Il. ~ cephas. trustee M WI" VII en
,MeSt Leigh Street. % fee, S incto .
1 ~ teet south side Of Leigh Sircci
o. rect y inches cast Of iIarri.o -
street octooer 20, 1915: s52sS7.
Sacoo Sir:ci and Bertha Siere, 10
'Sau"r 80 Puo and Benjamin Aren.
,ie,h' tr"Si.es, No. 21s North Twen-
.fe'n slrGet; 3oxl2o feet west side
81 GToad Street. January 10. I"ia.
Virginia c. Peasants to Aisx u
SanuS and Stuart lowe. trustees ",
hanover Avenue. 80 feet : inches
f.st south line of iIanover
SAvenue'' ~ feet ives, .! sycamore
Robert H. Mosby to Leroy ' = n
trustee No. 1888 Jacquelin Street !;
feet inches by 81 feet south linz linz -,
Jacauelin Street. 3i1 feet 10 inch es
, east OF Allen Avenue. January 10
Virginia Realty and constrpc,;on
1 No pany. Inc, TO w. S. Robinson and
>; BEL: trustees. Nos. 2il to 22I
feet east line. of Elm Street at Vest Vest
line line o: ChaGin Street January IL.
Nettie L. Mayo and r. J. Jr fnus-
Sandl 70 G. +. Ruehrmund. trustee
No. 2ce' Floyd Avenue. 81 feet IL"
lneheS ey - feet S inches south line
.. = !o?d venue. IS feet 10 Inches
WSSt Of Meadow Street. Decent Der -.
James v: Deal aud Ida l.. twife,
SINH street, c9Xl32 feet cast line ,,r
Iwcnty-siXth street. ZIG feet north Of
y SiFcei January 6. 1919; S25g.i1
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CnlCAGO LIVE srnCK MiRkE1

-SHNAGO January lS.-HoEs: Rccrip;s
s sen,s hfsT: msikSt mostly stesdy: .sno,s
butchers. l!sSs I;S5: light i5.se -: p -
ing. l'geE...;io. throwouts. 1870 a 1850: pigs.
Cattle: Receipts. l5M0 head: beef steers
siicIdE: butcher cattle. Z. cents 10 - cents
nie aeT' cs!TcS slow to lower: stock.rs AMI
feeders ste:dy 20 Is cents higher: beef cattis.
COCO 10 - ~ IN: common. e7ifr u 81 !:
puIchcr stock. cows and hcifers. 7.5Sii4 20 !:
Gamers and cutters. 50 7.25: stocNcrs and
tseder> good. 1870 a 1850: common $40 IA
i9;sE veal calves. good 1867 IC,co
Sht. tsecc:pis. 800 head: LAMBS open
,-H sc ~: Saeeo anS NcarlInEs strong 20
- cents higher lambs, choice i5Slr.j5.S
rse9iufi; 800 1850: culis. ]! - n 1918: ewes
nnse:ee 1919 1!!r2: medium, 9 - "a 10 S.: cuffs
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
stocks.

loo Advance Eumeley. com. i.
400 ADVANCE Rumeley. pfd. F..
1000 Aiiis- Chalmers ......
500 Aiiis-Chalmers. ptd.
800 .\lAska Gold. .......
i0v AMER. Bee; SuGar. com.
3.vv0 American Can.
=up .iiher,Gan Can. pfd.
I,lo0 .imcr. Car and E'oun.
t.upu American Cotton OIL. 4.
1000 Am Hide and Lea, com
i:.!pV Am. hide and Lea, pfd I.
loo Ancrican I'nseed Oil. /.
l..uu SricaR locomotive.
Amer: Locomotive. pfd. .
500 AmcriCan Sincitins..
Lou Amer. steel l'ounurieS :.
3US American sugar.
nvt Amer. Tel. ard Tel. Co. +.
100 Amer. Tobacco, com. :.
Amer. Tobacco, pfd. =.
400 Am. Writing Paper, pfd.
american zinc. ........
500 Anaconda Copper.
l,6Vu AtchiSon
Atlantis Coast Line.
\. z: l.. OF CT. (Bllto.). Z.
1900 Baltimore and Ohio.
1000 Bethlehem steel. Is.
coo Beth. Steel, Sc pfd
$500 baldwin LOCOMOTIVES.
100 Butte Copper ANA Zinc.
1900 Canadian Pacific.
1860 California Petroleum.
l.H0p Central Leather. com
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio
l.tou chicago Great Western.
Soo Chi. Great West. MD
l.euU Chi. Il. l, and p, com
.ov Cn!., l.. l. and p, Sc mr.
SeS Cal, l.. l. and T.. 80 Dr..
$500 Crucib.c S.cei Cor. con,
100 Colorado f'uc land Iron
Colorado anu southern
l.soe Corn Products. com.
SEQ DiStiilcrs
geo Dome Mines.
luo Erie. LIST pfd
;u3 Genera: Electric.
!-leoGoodrich. com.
i.:9e Great Northern. pfd.
Illinois Central.
."o !n.erboro- Cons. com
t.tSo inspiration Copper
LOGO Int MGR. NJ com
iy.:"o lat. Mer. Mar. pfd.
-,1oe Int. Paper. CON
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BOND LIST

tnsr:esa. Writing Pave. a,......
-tttht,c coast L:ae is.:..... ............. So
IL s:.d y So. = o!ui. ......... 3
S-etsaevske 80 Ohio CONF. t'.s.......... a.
ara Sn!o COW 's............ Esr
fnu - So o5eSsu 'S.-..--....... So
.T s.ntru oosECo .---...-...... g.
Ss.ss.ea A.; M.1as ...-.-......-...... 50
S<sSos-S Air Line -6I Ss........... 49,
&. $780, .'.-.-.-.....- tI5a
- EN~-."-E = -
L s EeStsiesvl - 49, t1.r,... :,
5.sE.s,ere6 a. 49, 'c!c '.-........... N.ii
t.ee.E .iosE Observation-Disclosures. q :.
80! .o-G = .--,-..-........ g y
= go go Z - --....-.-.......- .!..s
S,tS So - 80 .i-S--,..---.--.. 49,
SeeL .s.--- .---.--......-. 40
~ p.S- S-E-- y \ l.--..-.... is
= a--SzT-- ehsn'c.! CO ssvat. t-.......... ;.:t,
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LIQUOR STOCKS FALL
0APROH|B|T|ON NEWS
of Rattle alton of Dry
- Amendment Cauaes 'avcrsb;c &c.
action on Tobacco l. .ues.
RAILS ARE SOMEWHAT t.EAv.
! Oil Shares Show lrrcgula:ity, but
Lower Price levels VII BE.
= Touched in Futurc-Dry Goods in
Demand.
nl nnoApAN VAL.

~ NEW YORK, January l6.-Tooaccc.
: WHISKY. Leather. Dry Goods and Oil
stocks were features in to-day's mar
ket in Wall Street. the latter ella SIS
.%lIat heavy, bu; nobody takes the
rails seriously, any more. so they did
not matter The o!s tact OF thc day
Mas that on July mkt the whole
law and tina; Oh jni!uIt! IL, 1927. t.c
constitution ;sni.nuMcnt making the
Whoie nation ucnc-u,y viii become ef-
1ective. This means thar there mus, b.
revolution in the social life OF America.
WHAT. It's u.timaic chect on the ma
ton and OIL buS.neSs w.l, be nobvdy
can at this tine roiey1st. althou.f mos,
people hope. il ii! DC tor the bs;ter.
NAL MAJ, StresI X imu.n "isiu' nsu on;r ;n.
inhnence 70! rs time.
(, Distllers' securities stock DID not;
.ofeak Tor the sim?.c res son thai i;
has discounted prohibition ~ It's !r,--
ket price ioc months. Ii - the biggest
producer OF inlIsi. IL alcohol in Lbs
United States, and caa psS So cas-,
dividend ana continue 10 earn It's rre*-
industrial Alvohoi was nio.e =. .naI,,
or nerves than result OF tac p.us!.
bition' VICTORY.
y Tobacco shares were the bencnc;ar,.s
Of the prohibition movement. Taere
has ncen srea; gain III sales OF to-
n nesfo s Mnfrsss WHISKY mas isaS
dustrE believe tha; sales will increase
90 per cent Within L couple o. yea. $.
Petroleum STOCKS vcre irresu.Ar
vain SeHeral runn'ns OF easily Iav.c
Is no question tnit N lev months
me ipel oil business VIII pe as great
as ever. but the crest ot wave has
aecn passed and Investors may. have
an oPpoFtun!;y 10 pick Up oil Stocks
AZ lover, level before the next 'buo.i
in the business
New FORK. .Iaauart ,s-Ncrr.n,ile NJ.
psr, smsa, Sse7'as siESy-6sy bills. st,Sl,:
So1herctSi SN'i! ID: Ellis banks, SI.rG:
somEneFciSl sNty-d.y bills. SRA: demand
sa.o-.: cables. Sass Government bonds
nSISoE' T<ltrcs2 coACs c4s.. Time 10. rs
cssief: sixty Gs.s, n!ncty GAYS aad s.1
nohsh$. So. Gall money easier: ruling
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line miaSn zig Ten. Street 2exoe fec, south
n ,mTnes west Of buchanan Street De.
,w ffs1d e Il Z. sSprenkle and oeorsine
inches by l15 feet al nor rts, 10 feet
~ o.. ma, Main and Ciilmour Street. As.
per J. 1917: tax 81. $40 ceeh-
l., Null. 5oNl36 feet ives, line ~ Srs Nni
Som s'reet. 80 feet south Of Condi.
street. December l. 1917: ,ax 81 .in
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It'd. WANTS
TIMES ISIATCU
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING;
Standardized and IndcXcd for Quick
10

90 line sunday.
ilGc D.ii,.
3ir 4 line Tor cor;rC,,tiv. Insertions
80 = line !or coiis-cutive Insertions
Nin. nIcT.i ut li.i.s Is allowcu
Ai!n:iEum charge - cent?.
Count words the line aud IL i.ncs e
tue. nch
All advertisements received NJ 10 10 l.. ~
g u VI. Saturdays the day before pub
litution. VIII receive proper Cla:sifiCa lion
A"vcruscncnts received after that hour
ify' column.
TELEPHONE
t'.lclEonc Your Want Ads The times.
Dispatch. Randolph ]. when YOU nud Il
more convenient TO do 10. and they will
StBSTATIoNS For I'D. WANTS
IlmcA- Disvatch Iiranch Offices arc main
tanned In pIa cticaily every Drug Stor. in
the ciiy for the convenience Of the public.
Mant AIS are accepted by them at regular
usice rate.
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch Office i!mes- DiSpatch 1904 Hull
street. Telephone RauIolph 53G3
49, PETERSBURG.
Tincs. itisu.tch Branch, All North Second
street fhona Petersburg 22J.
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RICHMOND I'VE sroCk M,rkrr

iSa!cs az Union Stock Yards)
Esrori FOR me week ending January Is 1919:
y. neiee steers. iSis q ice: medium 10 good
-, q l'c' common 10 fair. icGl2c: choice
he.:crs 3Hlte: medium TO good iiesiIc
soinnion 10 ta!-; sGilc: choice cows II n lie :
:. ;oe best oIsn. II . l2ifc: medi,,m 10 good sis
bulls loauc: light Sasc: best csly.s ny ~.
SS-TH'1n 70 ssiT: AZ 10: be=i hosI ,;Ic:
,,nss.2: iet; common to fair. s13c: lambs,
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s ye,s Of Il, H5a.S sss Street. January

:, WALLACE r. Brown. trustee. to Louis,
= fYsi an" ana dry TIE Il: Goodman, Nos: 1919
ia3 feet south line Of Main Street,
So feet west of Eighteenth Street,
January l5, 1919; S1.770.
Sprcnltle and Arthur Is. (husba ndI.
No. 1886 Jacquelin Street, il feet 10
inches by % feet south line of Jac-
9ueiin street. $3.50 feet east Of Allen
Leroy Il. Brown. trustee. TO Addis
Sprcnkle and Arthur ID. (husbnnd),
No. 1858 Jncquclin Street. II feet 2
inches by % feet south line of Jac-
quclin street. 3i7 feet 10 inches cast
Of .Nllcn Avenue. January 9. 1919;
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>filNUUHLE hjE,STJ
lll,N'rIiS.

-, DKr.i..,--i)irL. at n.E r-Adcncc IN
s'oocnIund County. January | {. l:la, MRS
laura FAUDKHn. aged seventy four
ar: She Is survived by her husband H.
-. I.ndr-e: I'VE sons. four Laugh;crg two
hcrs. one sister -nd number OF grand
Li;ifflN.-Ditd. at the residence of HIS
pa rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Griffin
32> West Carr Street. LEO p. GRIFFIN
i"areS besides his parents To mourn their
l":s 'hrce lro;hcis, Eugene r.. Of this city:
lho'nnI and Maurice. with the American
Epc.i'i9nsry .r s"rrcs ia France. and nya
Dun:o:d. ,ir, A. c. BENJAMIN nj Ann nj
>cthryn t;rin.
.;;;or,n Mummy $,re,St, .rhuTsia% he
.tll al 80 J. W. in hiS nineteenth wear
Ii;ii ~ EUGENE. SON OF H. V. and 80,
Funeral fron, Church Of tho Holy COM
iortcr FRIDAY. January L.. 81 I:ij p II
!i;;i,l az is'aa"'"'d Cemetery. Pc;rr.Grrs
i'r:".'"Ji. paUcT> please COPY
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RICHMOND Hay NARkET.
WHOLESALE QustAttons ON Exchange
lslLEElcEd Il. q
CHICAGO Gn.I, M.rv.,,
T-H..aT-
Gs r-rE-,-.: Sa.-nI

'HlGAGo J,nusry !s.-CnIteo St.teX gov
"!neht offers 10 .,A Hns.; 20 domestic
!iiI!.':a had "a e"!ceEl oesr..n effect a,
lines io-d." corn. especially after re.
20. HtE:lt.d uoat.on mat The -four mar
t,r' "sS siuttcc Pr.c.s closed unsettled -
Hri over to lc advance. witn l-bru.ry 81,
20 Is-';1 anu Ma LIS, 10 iZ.:s OTIS lin
.zhca &c of TO ~ uD. and p:o;.slun, 49,,
~ from - decline 10 10 s.in
,,''r-IiIE iutG.Sh i.n-.G follows
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY GOODS

AEW YORK January lS.-i'rtces tcr stand.
S.0 Nide sheetin1s d!opUcd about l.- nor
EcE' to-day while huc!i towels dt!nasks
r.H |ttS were reduced :" 20 - PEI cent
f!!Cet i:"H cents TO cents less than ask :
.nS nSHr"s Tor SPOT goods here were Obtained
a. an acton sale Of bu-:aps, ordered ny
Ins 'eft..e alliance. Sls cl.cung IN new bust
ness H,. !, causing rapid decline in textile pro-
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Col""ei House ;mprove..

PARIS. January l6.-Colonel r NJ
House. who has been i'll for several
days past: was greatly improved In
condition today. He was sitting up in
he will be able TO leave his bed to-
morrow.
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rn1yToN Mal;KEIS

-" fCRk 1anu..g !S.-rne-- W..
e. t ssn,s n:r IN m:is pt ;.sst sf
n men' u tIsds o:.n.Ta 1ss ss.erai IL.
nsIp,- 80 - ia -H'' .; = 70 {!
The .nsrht, orenec firm e, n sav.nc. o,
rather 'Ja nsrs 49, rsoos;s .:
SS o"as end ou.':=n .rot ad..... from he
EsiIv onerins we're s,.i .bsorsc. .,a
Ing AZ e." snl yu, .. ! = o. .aoa - :;
,nfr order: rotor "a lI't TIC "a @os ,as,
i heini. ~, gei .6 10y -!.ca 5i: -. re-, q sc
me-, rcn"w,I Of Old iaT.: is, 4 60: $500.
increased aFi'!n- tos Sour - si..i - 80
sresE Of aaon; y 10 ::'. 5sl,@rocn
Ne Eo"c su"po=i nd the uagl .0ar was
ME- nsopi. srNnnH ,hs r,a- y.a ;a~re ~,
FOR scs," inc ~ ,s' u $50. -. ,o;day ;N-n
o.. aginand 70 COVERING On III s;roa:sr tn
III The- e's NJ '.0' t..,he- c,e2ys.t., ., =.
nc4e aggsn;r,>n he co.'oa f. fa, axe Nv
aito.,;o ae' aiG Si."S NJ renoFte IN n.
T Within ,s ~. T., g-nce3 Of e6:cnsat
cansr.et- s'T..dy "i;.:.aa..nas. - '"s1' ."
%EW roRt:; January is.-por. n,eyo,n.c.
s 81. ssos! ss't* Minor nor.sGS,ooSe? 2 ~.
s.: s.. s 'sSses IL :'s: . re-,
retsl cor ~prt - sH uo,.- n..st,, -,
Ns bales; exror;s - eTi hl,. ''0'
t..Totai for .":Sul Bcyr.-, -,rlr. ..,...
3 exports, :2iti1i u.its. 'S'es'
NEW. oRig.NS. Jarl.,. Il; .r,..
marks: rcsci"d r;roo.i' ,o-asy ~ effof'.
~ shoI;s to r..l."c oTni :, GOOD ,..t.,.,d
WI 'c, nu nc "HS It'r. enc IL .DIt!,,u,J
ae osrn hgSt3; i..c' ve-o r.aehd in Ii.
the ring fouad IL lttG,ui H. ,;nis, ~.
%ouiT? ftign"s' lHYc's va. r.acs a."
were ~ 10 - nniNr. '.D .'h. r;o.
70 s, M. Huli.li rie!;a> 80 = .7r 60. y, - ;,
Eet.N,cintI 70 nave ING. .!!~r, ~ stilnu,.Ii,-
operniGhi hngi7E oEdctS .tua - Tie -.
Z nnaans Tfssu',"sI = "a" carv. t-aG!n. t~cu5I
While. hri nc gain wa$ GnaiN' i1r
,iteA:eg.s 70 amour % 20 Mt Nir,r 81.
tfons were causai BY the ratho. i,nf
tTend or polite" r'nnr'. but s".T.;,sus
March vas sent 20. p 10 Ait.fg- ,t,,. ,',.-|ut
II TIM sdrarc" ~crc rsnori. ~ do n, ..
notntS ~ occsn fre!rh'a and CI.ir, :, IL
Z SPOT holders In The ntcr!of wcr. - e.
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NAVAL STORES
SAN M

.lS.'FAEEAH, Ga January l5-TurDen,ire
'l9!,i 90. 'l';: sales SO caG,is. shipments
- :.Ei.s: stock ::.4cH 9. si:S
sns!n hr;n: sales. ?25 ba-rela: receipts. ;ii
barrels ''''''' $40
l:.5iFl!4-:s: II $40: !. x iS on n r.
80: y. i. .: VIC lS.I: wv :Js5 "
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NEW YuEk rRnnrCE MAEkI,r

,NHW YORK. January l6--Raw sugar ur
changed; centrifugal rs: fine sranuiated
Santos Is Zli.c. Butter steady. Cheese
Coitonseed oil dull and nominal
crime rEEda. 1850: prime summer yellow
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MENnlCo TRUsr Deed.

John Satko and Annie (wife) to
John b. Welsh. trustee. % acres ad-
Joining lands Of kolovsli and KcnSera.
about miles south east OF city tRich-
mond). January 13. 1918: SGI2
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NEW yoltk nv. S-rOCi, ,.

Erw yoppEN VT N'"> NNENFT
:ns. calves irregular vcals. i6.ooI . 20: cuiis
80 u lS.Vo: Westerns. le.uo q lg.co.
sheep and lambs weak: sheep s01loto.
S,.os. N"Gsco: lambs. l45adIs75: culls
HOGS weak a, l7.75ais.o: roushs. 15,a
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nENnlco uAnGNlN ANo SALE.

S. T. Orrcll 20 !. j. Plaseman. lot
10. "'9ck ~. Monument Avenue Park.
June l6. 1915; tax ST. $40.
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: RICHMOND rrOiu'rI u,rx,.,
Wholesale Ouof,fi,p, "'

Market ,ouolaiinl- Fru:r KIM, va,
Ss Mrc cs ,i GO Ing. Richmond y,
Richmond Va J.nua-yIs ,,,,' "
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Virginia. 'dsirv per ib :,
Virginia. choIe- pc, !b a. r.
Store hacked. per ls;.......,... q . Il
Tfesb. fnfsrbp. Ao.eD.,.. "a
Other sections. dozen........ n
t Dressed PoRltrJ
Fancy dressed Iurkevs h.aS
And feet on. per ls...... az 4.
Choice dressed turkey, per Id "a
gDresk.f chickens. large. tat :"
per slb, ............ .......,... z q .
Dpcstd hens. fsi. per Ib % g :,
K Dyeaatf keese. fat. per ib ss = 3,
d presstd ducks. tS,. ner ID 4. n x
OFeESsd eoEs, oar lt...... il y a.
snare sFibh chine, and hast.
s ssss TX s.: &
Ghtcktsa. per in...,...,........, ~ q ~
Hem. fat Der ib..........,..., 50 o q
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On . passenger Bal * 1917 model. &
.i Tran rei, chew tires; good condition. Must
fs t; n".ck Brand new I.passenger Day:,
R-n'd r;:,-,!H,-,, aVne -" wv WEST
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kuNlsllAi. DlItl.uruii.

j. L. SUTHERLAND & SOM
FUNERAL Dirrctura, 1906 W. 81 Main Sirc.,
Eou ~ Nights I'd SIndavs Ran lan
'lihlt-- Edwin Phsup. Funcra, Director = mi
tmhalin.r Dos Maln. Mad l2i: I,,n $3.50
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DEATHS. /

HAnLoW.-pled. JanVsry Is ut 4:55 o'clock
M s.i,, ~ L.. I Harley 7aS ioulsiana Street:
months; after 2 brief Illness Of .pncumonia.
VIII be laid to rest at 3<ocluck FRIDAY,
January II. fntermcnt in OaiSwood.
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s,,ss. eS SoS:x = 81 l;cseto's ,,m
bales. go - !'f'tsEs
'retsl Tor ~pci, :, .H NO.. ;,.s -,
fre bal cxror;s - e,i ll,a -'"'% 49,
y Total for .H:.Sun pcyr!- -,r,r.
exports, ..e.,i5i u.trg oa.es'
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S3COTn-IlA%D CARS Fourteen good Co.
ond- hH nd cars for sale. a :, "a crirra r,
T.. haehlcr si9 West BROAD Street
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SAXON i've passenger. 1918. Must be sold
this week Phone Boulevard $685. or cali
BARGAINS in used trucks. IIudf0rd onc-;on
Ford hsif-ton Owens Motor Co. io.3
West Broad.
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homes; many other thousands are con
t%emplating securing a place of their
own in which to live. No nation
wide movement has gained such a
hold on every one as the Gown Your
Home campaign. But the best way
to get the home that you want is to
build it.
Building a home, in a majority of
cases, a that the builder has to
borrow money with which to build.
This Is an easy thing to do. Bankers,
building and loan associations, many
employers, real estate men and con-
tractors all are ever ready to help
the head of a family secure a homo
for himself and his family. If the
prospective builder owns a lot, he can
get the money to build either on a
straight mortgage OF on a contract,
which provides for monthly payments,
the same as rent. IF he has some
cash, real estate dealers will help him
secure his home.
The first step in building is to Sc
cure the plan of the house that the
owner wants-one that is large
enough to provide for the needs Of
his family, and one that he can pay
for without embarrassment. Assum-
ing the obligation to pay for a home
is one of the greatest incentives to
save. Payments are due at a certain
time, and the owner will meet them.
And when the last payment is made,
the builder has an asset that not only
protects him In his old age, but can
be turned into cash more readily than
any other thing, with the possible tx
ception of government bonds.
But what Is most valuable to the
home cwner is the feeling that the
place in which he lives is his-his to
fix up as he sees fit; to beautify with
trees, and shrubs and flowers, and to
add TO as he can afford 1t. He is a
responsible member Of the commun-
ity in which he lives. he is a fixture,
not a transient, and Is accepted as a
desirable person to know. He gets adj
vancement In business because 1t Is
reasonably certain that he will stick
to his job, and not leave his employer.
And when the opportunity ZONES in a
business way he has. or can easily
obtain, capital to take advantage of
the opportunity that presents itself.
Owning a home is what makes a
man a real citizen. And by building
a home he owns one that he w~nts ;
one that his family will be proud of.
and one that means more to him than
just a place In which to eat and sleep.
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LOOKING for a Telephone.

/ was looking for q public telephone
and thought | would find n In Il large
office building. | walked through and
at last saw a public telephone sign
and as ! was in u hurry | rushed
through the doors and found myself
in the middle OF n saloon. The bar
tender looked upe and said: "What1l
that ! could not speak for a few min.
utes, but finally said l was looking for
n public telephone. As l was backing
u the elevator starter saw me and,
as he knew me, asked IL j was In for
an eye-opener. then decided my tele.
phoning could wait and rushed out
Of the MISUNDERSTANDING.
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room. The roof over the rear porch
is q balcony, which may be enclosed
to provide a sleeping porch. Full stairs
lead to the attic.
This house is not expensive to build.
The walls all are straight, which cuts
the construction cost. Still it will
make a comfortable, convenient and
attractive home for the average-sized
family. What it will cost car be de-
termined by consulting the local build
ing contractor and material dealer.
Costs differ in different localities, be-
ing controlled by the distance from
sources Of supply and the consequent
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The Devastated Areas.

"Yes," observed the sergeant major
(volunteer) to the unwilling working
party (retainable), some O. you lads
don't seem to realize that you're well
Off. You might be on the Rhine 'aving
'yms Of ate sung at you oil day long.
You might be on the Somme, working
side by side with Chinks and ferries.
ly country, good society, beaucoup
estaminary an beaueoup mademoi'
selles. An still you won't put your
backs into 1t. Very well, If you want
n change you shall ave one. I'll ave
the whole lot Of you transferred to the
demonstrated areas" - Manchester
Guardian.