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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
CLOTHING TRADE CONVENTION
Sudden Termination OF War Leaves
Manufacturers OvcrstOcked
25 Per Cent.
fpy Associated Press.1

NEW YORK, january 22.-Estab-
lishmcnt of a 'labo. bureau" to study
and report on all industrial problems
Of the clothing trade was authorized
in resolution adopted here at the
twenty-third annual convention of the
National Association OF Ciothiers
all clothing centers. made up OF mem
bers of the local associations OF cloth
iers. and three branches will from
time to time hold conferences at which
Will be taken up the questions Of basic
working day, wages, shop conditions
and complaints of workers
After the war problems OF the Amer
lean clothing industry were considered
here to-day by the association.
1t was declared that an enormous
supply, estimated to be 2S per cent
above normal, OF clothing material had
been left on the hnnds OF the manu-
facturers as result of the sudden
termination OF the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
MORE TROOPS RETURNING
Nev, Organizations Homeward Bound
Composed of 27o Omccrs and
a,027 Men.
LBy Associsted Prsss.l
SHIN(STn& La ~ a I'D.

w ASHiNGTON, January 22.-Add:-
tional organizations assigned to early
convoy home. comprising go officers
and 1927 men, were announced to-
day by the War DEPARTMENT. Includ-
ed in the list are the Fifty-eighth Reg
iment Coast Artillery, leaa Third Bat
talon, Base Hospital No Is, Nine
tieth and One Hundred and Fourth
Aero S1uadrons: Thirty-ninth Company
Transportation Corps; First and Second
Cement Mill Companies Nos Q. i and
8: Seventeenth and Eighteenth Balloon,
Companies; One Hundred and Ninth
Field Signal Battalion; Four Hundred
and Sixty-fourth Pontoon Train: -Four
Hundred and Seventh Telegraph Bat
talon; Base Hospital No. "a. and the
Following tank corps units: Three
Hundred and Thirty-second Battalion.
Three Hundred and Seyenty-sixth,
Three Hundred and Seyenty-seventh,
Ihree Hundred and Seyenty-eighth
Three Hundred and Seventy-ninth.
Three Hundred and Eightieth, Three
Hunored and Eighty Three Hun
dred and Seventh. Three Hundred and
eighteenth Replacement. and salvage
companies Three Hundred and Fourth,
Three Hundred and Thirty fifth, Three
Hundred and Thirty-sIxth and Three
Hundred and Thirty-seventh Bat.
taltons: casual companies A, and C:
october automatic replacement draft.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
CONFEREEs VOTE AGAINST
HIGHER AMUSEMENT TAX
Theaters Win Flight Upon Proposed 20
Per Cent Admiration Levy
by GoyeFnment,
IBy As,ociatetI Press.

WASHINGTON, January 2s.--Taxes
creased by the war revenue bin. The
conterees agreed to-day to rescind
rate from 10 to 20 per cent
The new dicision followed receipt OF
protesting against tho proposed in.
crease. In their agreement to-day tho
conferees decided to let the present tax
of ] cent on each 10 cents paid for
amusement admissions remain in effect.
but to increase tho tax on cabaret adj
missinons from 10 to is por cent, and
also that on club dues from 10 to is
per cent.
The tax Of cent. on each 10 cents
paid for admission applies to tseaters,
ball grounds. circuses and other amuse-
ments. ~
The proposal to let the present tax
OF the Senate managers. and was ac-
majority vote. with Representatives,
kitchtn, OF North Carolina, and Ford
ney. OF Michigan, favoring the 20 per
81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
CALL STOCK EXCHANGE
HOUSES TO ACCOUNT
Charged They Have Exceeded Loan
Limits s.cccntly Placed By
Money Committee.
rEssIMrsrlc FEELING PREVAILS
hond Syndicatcs and Individuals OF
Grcat Wealth Who Had Seen Fat
rorcd I'm Matter of Loans Begin
to Get Nervous.
HN un0ADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. january 22.--Sercrai
STOCK exchange houses were reported
To-Day 10 have been called TO account
Tor exceeding the loan limits recently
placed by the money committee. This
created a peSsimistic feeling through
"nI VAL street, and caused another
5'ii'bE movement in stocks. Even the
nohn syndicatcs and individuals Of
Eica, wealth. who have been favored
~ ne matter OF loans began to get
nervous "a result
fortunately the short interest proved
ri;,S,t omongh to-day 10 check the de,
WIN net gains for the day. But the
n.E standard issues were heavy Most
~ ne stocks that reported gains were
'r,1r;;ialtI"s with sinaii caDitaliZations.
Ihc general situation in the stock
Tarh't - becoming almost as bad az
unt situation in general business
M'ilct has been created by the money
committee loan ruling.
CHARGE BANKS VIOLATE
RULES THEY LAID DOWN
~" banks that have assisted in i'm
.n' according 10 which ordinary cit!-
H.hs are forbidden the free use OF
money are themselves violating their
pNh order by lending money To the
"enaS OF brokerage houses personally.
~ ~ time TO call halt no, only TO
i'Hicu'ously unfair rulings on loans. but
40 me open contempt OF the law
n" stock market is heavy, not he
t'nse g ~ Schwab is peevcd over the
ga,
Shhrchy in Central Europe, but because
Win Inc banks bursting with money
!"e pain citizens are forbidden the
ne 90 ~. THIS is the plain English
w tHt situation in Wall Street.
REMOVAL OF LIMIT
WOULD START REVIVAL
Removal or the loan limit would
s,hrt an Immediate revival in business
.l"Ht OF Tie stocks tnat showed net
sans to-day were spcciaitics. For in
stance. bethlehem b. was up 2l-s
points. Federal Mining, pfd., ., CASTOR
Wiitianls and Wiglnore 3-s. Home
HHes,sr z -, Kayser 4, Sears. Roebuck
49, Twin city Rapid Transit 2 and
" lIsoh ana Company L.. Those that
ShnGtd large net losses on the other
.ahi Wer. American hide and Leather
-. Atiantic Coast Line 23-s. Dis
!Hicrs M3nhutttn Elevated . 90 Ma
Eohai Cloak and suit :. Nova Scotia
steel :, Pan American. pfd.. l-2 Mex
Eah Petroleum 81. Utah Copper IA
"H4 wisconsin Central 81.
MEN YORK. January 22-Mcrcan;ne pa
HII. IT, SiHri.us si&ty day bills 81 .Jl,:
'"H't"'V'l"l hlSiS-'idy LIits BANKS 81 ia.
s"Itl'l"FcIai BiNiy- dHE bills yiisLz: demand
$500 cables. :iI".jo Government bonus
'Aa1i railroad bonds heavy. Time loans
AN'"HS' s!1iS. ninety daJI and six month,
~'''- Call money At-ady: ruling rate. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
WILL BE SMALLER VOLUME
OF FREIGHT DURING YEAR
DircctOr-GcneraI OF Railways Thinks
II Means Rates Will Not
lie Lower.
Ipy Associated press.l

WASHINGTON. January 22.-Direc-
tor-Gencral Hines said to-day that
present indications pointed to re-
duction or freight traffic this year. and
consequently he did not expect any
great reduction in the general level of
rate during the year.
No definite conclusion regarding the
future movement Of rates can be
reached at this time, Mr.. Hines added,
because the question of how much
traffic the railroads will have this year
Is largely matter OF speculation.
Me McAdoo, before retiring as di-
Encouragement, said if the volume of
traffic in 1919 continued as in 1918. 1t
might be possible TO lower freight
rates late in the year.
The falling on of traffic in war ma
terials is considered the principal rea-
son for prospective reduction in
freight transportation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
NAVAL STORES
On the Curb Market.

Ne" YORK. January 22.-IrreEuiar price
changes were recorded In the curb market
session to-day. particularly In the Industrial
sroup; where news Of reconstruction prog
were steady. but were traded in on a narrow
scale Among the oils and mines there were
no Features OF note. Price changes were
small. The sales follow:
900 Atlanta. ~ n 5l,: 40 Big Ledge ?,
z: 1850 Boston Montana. is6s 80: loco Caiu-
met and Jerome. 7:isat,: 1903 Consolld ted
tsns!on 1s@n; 1850: Mckinley DarraGh. 4s
Mining iG5: 200 TSn no Ex,e S suc s
III 81: lGn Aetna ESplosives: 81 ass.: 500
T!r: 3oo2 Federal OIL. ?i.T2N: I.ito Inter-
ma iionai Petroleum: 9;s q 2o,4: 2.5a5 Metro
new stock. -; q eis 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
COTTON MARKETS.

Nv ''tCh. January 2e.--FrcSh low
,rnS ,mr me season we're scored>In the cot
I 10y, Ina ARK io.dday under heavy pressure
huylnS power inproyei and '' here vas 'he
tGSoye,y from the bottom. Among The bear.
iu the South We're reducing wages and opnr.t
s n* w s:Fni hGMrS and tia, Industrial
i'm iE,nEI" ,i,n, L9eFG "pnenrcd to be continued
rr&iiy There was good deal Of selling BY
!dxx.rno"i ,brr" Large exxrorts for the day
e nenrish ,yerase ON The Idea that a f MIs
I'm srr m fn nTi1Gnt mus; cGmS before there
TIE ,narkst was f.yerish and extremely
70 . cents for NGy ONLY to rally about 3 or
$. no!n's, in the final dcalinri on covering
sy at net dScnc Of % S'" ,@ Is was ns,n very
% ~. rg%eip'E al ne nortS for the day were
s sqSi,., a. :. Now Orleans was. quiet, with
wG srs, ~ bales q, Snot here was quiet With
u H%coiHi N lsaST %- norss Galveston
San.h liz fs haiSs sshsrIss;"n lal bales
SEW YORK, January 2a.-rort movement
sass 5a bale O' Minor sSnSF's SS NiIss
h,les -z"orts. is,ic5 bales; stock. i4o esasi
p.,Ss:: SPORTS si.icq tales Ti''-"ee''0.s' 1898
Totai for 30 S sea kecep;s. s3s2.:so bales
NEW ORLEANS. Janssr? 1.-The usual
hcHriSh pressure WIS felt In tbs cotton mar
kri to-day following nrmucss ard higher
prices in the early trading. There ap:nared
/, lee no, reason for the selling except ;h.t
bear traders saw IN the early Improvement
q better settling basis and took advantage
~ i, Tho np"ning was at the advance on
efforts OF shorts to take profits and tho
large foreign ciearanccs reported over night
The IMPROVEMENT continued until IL amount
cd To from ~ 10 Sc nolnts. From this level
tho active months We're sent 10 to 81 points
under the close OF yesterday. Last prices
we're IL ryints up to rs points OFF net. The
near positions bcIrg stronger than tho dis
tan, because or tho revision in spot differ
ru"cs hcrc.
SPOT duo,atlons were revised. midd,nr
losing - points 1T 2750. Good ordinary was
marked dawn l25 noints Differences on the
lower tcnd"rablc grades were wIdcncd from
- To- 10 points which, hmllish traders argued
made for more valuable contract AT tho
lowest OF III" day March traded ut 1880 and
rho total export movement for the day
WIS ii1c5 bales against no shipments this
sIav last year. This brought tho movement
for the week thus far np to 13.4ao bales
against only 7.25l bales during tho same
tlr,c last year.
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Real Estate and Court News
cHANcERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

$ IT,: asaHs s
is-.s sal isa Ss a5f'Sa
e5a"s Of F SasSn and Howard
,sa eIses c issi l @sss ss' 81
asEE Il; isis;. a .aso La 'DT"an Avenue Jan
u Hs sIn rise. K;ssss boek Vic 70
January 'Ssi "lf,A It's Of tax sa: s.
$@55s; ss. WIS 81 Ge kssy e s;?..;
i: feet ea "Tt;s line Fl dE1ss Street.
is sls f.s Z (, sn $3.50 Angus, a. u
Jo r. Victor T W;ilIiams and Kate IL. wife, TO
Zee. south ine Of Ms ss inehes by sS
fs s,; e: s. OCT OF Allison Street Janeaqy -
prya Ssh%i S cdsasn tsssa
G'i Lown ns q a:res '.ep5ss
se Il 10 sehImid, trus;s fs decd from ]. p.
srookdaie. fronting - ioe lot tnt SiSsA
IL rs: S. 500 La;-ys''e Street bssemosTS
aanasrE Af bIoek n r. W paysg
ssa,l w Of ladies' GI Of M fs fe
lien OF $1,000 janu4 f:9"s 1875 Stun ,,
%.. Ehaaa af 8 y1m
g 5ffi Of s H"fy S s5 fs sxs
nh laurel Street January g 1878; es So S WSs;
bows sox fsS fs ssa south % h{wI[s!
+ %ison ss Street; ia. !Sst iHsa%
sa + a2n is " 2 S lsss e Goo
ri rs. w.i; ia s1asy u 5' iras
81 %5 q 5sq Vs.y gsau s'Fss:
sor,ikS nfn .s and Mifej 10 from Lanes
ISL cas-; Union Street ssp stafs,
81 sIs ais yefrS tns s1i@mss'orsr An
tsftery court, ssx sfn'9s srt 10. 49,; bioek
ras saSs eislm = ' jsnus Sym Kossss
to NffT rsarsiieRK Wiegana and Felix thuss.
Sarsnai lsx73 feet s s6a1s limo NO s;S Vest
S isi, Lire lax q ssS Jaa
s s. & rs Nd ag 81, Tsg, s, 'hssaan
S saTse y Zee, o2utH raha ns
to A Anha n Il t,,,sh,ner of ci,ambersDurr ~
Of Of r senan Hysnusn a s5 Sa:s s aaTs
Eatterv ,1or Avenue being lot ID ea ,. side
cosnpassyy q ssfs / 10 'fi me
square J. H ishisnd ' fa1 IS King. lot
cGmpay or hno SafH Il. to r rhS Tax Title
~. iYID; Tax y SOC Leopard Heights Ja JAM lHt
j.; Jordan i.saas. - speech,
3 W sehr ssss, trustee in G ankraSssyn II
Nos aoi and 800 Me "a a$S; str. G. iiowarl
y u ffs, at s; ssSs 1ss!
BY % fee Mea eass j1 res3 s. fee; 81 inches
Nos "s sns oS nSu'h OF Williams Street a also
inches by 90 feet east r Inc IS feet
iisSs ~ feet 81 inches south OF MY
Rsna Mildred " Hraid; = . iad'' = slavJ5O
west st Il" a. C.; skinner. No. sos North
,treet l57 feet 10 ineha. south W%nt IN Mes,
A Harnst Assumpton OF iian OF ss ;paG.
William H. Mec .nn sSfo; and 80 nina, ,r.
Nor,h N 10 mhen s,rn Rsnb lIllnan No siS
Nnh sfeet sFf fee, s sasIs feS "as Linz
'" e. David ls'; ra ,sf sa II uil So ,or,
inches by ,lsS let; south linz FLOYD Ave-
"ry 49, isis: tax si5c een ,si % s'f0o' 'anu-
sss FSTRF a"G no. sIds Sy
A Az, Iav3 q feet inches % feet north
''sn m nnuTry H. sIs tax $3.50 SO
north line p Street, so feet cast OF twenty
cIIANoERY TRUST DEEDS.
nosin, s!r r sns LILY w. w Eova W
:sss Meadow street january ss' u. h isis;
,,SMiS;iSyy J; Clay to T.. N; ne.ley, trustee.
sarnsr 81 also fec,
January IS 1915. $4,000.
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BOND LIST

im WrinnE Paper 81 ctts =,
ttitnuu Coast Line is............ ~
J. &. IL. and y "a.
y, = u. torIy. u ta-h.I y..-............. sD
o -. 800. ~ anu Ono c"nV. iS1s.......... ~
ji,.tt,,e - avn chie roHN, .E,.........., So,
Lp!iilArd Tobacco Gs...... -.
Mercantile Marine G,.... ,'''''' s=,s
cI,,bata hi' I'm. anl' es................ CT.
q = KeE!stered -. 1881 ,biap ........ sTi1
=, = REGISTERED -. 1925 Did ........ lCii;
- i-sUr.t, !"hh 1gs.-'...... IS -
~ = i'ogL.1 svNh % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. 20
II : i'.S'.,s !phn ~ isS-......-.......... IS -
II : St"ai = ,pan Nv sA.s !,.-............ s;ss
,. ~ brown Bros. CTS Nv Van did e;
"a = o. Chemical 60. lst % ,hidI q;
'a-cGr Chemical 60 conv. s. tbIdl IGI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange
Richmond Va. January
CnICAGo GRAIN M.RKEr.

CHICAGO. January ACKNOWLEDGEMENT that
vessel charters had been taken for Loco. 600
bushels of Argentine corn to come to the
United States brought about sharp break
here to-day in prices OF corn. The market
closed unsettled. nc to 3@c net lower. with
February l.oSE to 1.9M and May leg to
l.?Sk Oats lost. 3Hc to sac. Provisions fin-
ishcd UNCHANGED TO soc lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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nE>nrco RELEASE DEEDS.

y n. Ebol. trustee. 4" James II swan
and Minnie /. ,wifc, lots Is. II amd -.
lloci u. 'acctiou g. Highland 'rrtngs build
Ing lots, January l5. 1919: $3.50,
trustees. 70 e. G. biyeng and iosenh ~
swan 4.0I2 acres County ROAD. be-
tween Fair oaks and Meadow Station. about
olc miles from Richuiond. January &C.
I9ia: Si7n7t
10 Lane stern and ". s. Rose. trustees:
to ". IL KELLEY. 55x3to feet south! Side OF
Wilmer Avenue, T55 feet west OF Brook
Road january IL 1919: Sll2Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
Fire Damage. FertiIi.cr PI.,t

Z, CHARLESTON. s., c., January "a
Etlwan Fertilizer Company plant on
the Cooper River. near here. o-day,
causing damage estimated at $4,000
partly covered by insurance. The orr,
gin of the fire is not known. The mix
ing and storage sheds were not dam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23

Richmond Realty Investment Company to
John II. Swur,wou,. trustee. io,n I" .
Inclusive. block Il. Dioom!nSdalc. December
III. lIlN. Ahi.
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NEW yOR.> Ii,E STOCN MARKET

NEW YORK. january 22-Becves weak:
steers, iooogpi7.o0: bulls. GoCbIl:O: COWS.
i.S549.50. Calves lower: veals. lI00Go 1900 !:
cnlls. iooo@Aio,5O: fed calves. 70odbs.oo: barn.
yard calves. 6eoIS;so; yearlings. 5Oo@S.6o:
Sheep and lambs quiet: ahcep. 6Oo6sO0;
culls i5opb.5o; lambs. la0o@i6.So: culls,
Hogs weak at 1915 GD1soo: pigs and light
hogs. lG.0o@172o: roughs. $50.
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Reelected National President.

Reelected National President.
BUFFALO,. n. Y, January 22-Wil-
liam ). Brown, OF Buffalo was re-
elected national president OF the Ma
rine Engineers Beneficial Association
mere to-day. This Is the third time
me honor has been conferred on the
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CHAScEHY RELEASE DEEDS.

h feaf cas-; s NJ ueh,rn siq s.9
l,n. Richard ana Baldins Streets. Au-
Er Frank az oa sinai2 trustee TO III,
ii$% Nssn hySn"s !" tiS' no5s o.
wteS Ff S6x, e r c w rikin ;n ."I MARI
3yssss 3? ISL si, sG :sds5 e ladies Nile Road
r Ii Irh%mp ,:;I Of J:eksonyis Fla, lot =.
ed Is W " y NeN vis,or ay WHY r. !ainn
q s, Sra:s sSa adams
IiSsS &c d in9 ar a": ,sH hT4'2 fss 70!
s. walton AVENUE January 'i ie. G GSls;
naberser rG Ss 9axis FEET rus sS e s. +
rTTs"ILetG StrSe, January si 1918 sssG
sEns Raan sii ps Vest 10 c Nary s fath
'' Laule I' s ST snry i h5Ss 3.
s"Ra NJ ra Ss 5 fsy,o4
IS fset is nebe soy!h ., line Of Taylor street
uary 10. 1919: :I Gs OF Beech Street Ian
part OF SQUARE %S' S. " Mo Thongs Hf,n ocon-
T nions ,G 19 as5es bounded by TompEns
sensen6eE of 1877: slide ipa Virginia s'rseis
U.s. NJ Eo "'s5d south ' Iasrs; 70 r.
Of III inches by 100 ee INCHES se wes 81 f fSS
at5Ts' ~ Ssn,n Ins Spring
exa Ssfr'iiH ili gnoI ihSy trustees
s. ,is SIS %ffi '9
nef,h '' ft aSlsaI G s,sag M
toes =. s; SittsFiiag ana & s. no2ley. rus
5ds Street is feet ieS Sdr, Ge 81
F s5!GH, ;i'THH mary . ,i,' $l;eoo '" OF
inches los res Moth inc Ss" FLOYD A feet
nus January IL, 1915, ssa5. i'e''"on' Ave-
and aH nd frSS'S and to d ntssInqmP
north line Na s SsSs + Sc,
ri; IThn Il BFas;op ,rqstss: to heniamin r.
north line strcc 50 Zee, cas-, OF f! Twe iEy'
po, n 81 S'rSet r,: lnnuf,y IL lGls. :si$
NJ rTan and Minnie Hartman. No 900 ." Nori f
yf y nrss~ s' wee. n f "ghss
a .c fsg n chs ;GIn OF Pleasant Street
nd E ;n1e r@G n iH2xaa2 feet At SOUTH
streets January s. ieie "s :l5.ao %F"'y fiji"
aud ' wre s' NH s sSS' cnan ,ra "y rsmrS
"ei. At northeast corner of calhoun and
cGhdlr s InSMn,,. January y, ,l?is, s652
trustee. "e&i kim n hS ann rsix5 M"fscY i
S"n'hens snns "rneT Of Mcas !. and chon
10; John A. Coke. Coke. II; ::scc. 70 " II cat,
orh star, Ava s Ssn 20 f sy Wes te% ct
AH W.,nc street i,r I.n"Iry IS ,aia sa9so.
: Miller. M 2os north West, Street. a2xiio
,,ncT,ccss. south OF stuart Avenue. January
md AArmsnin =. lwifn,. 74xlao fGc,. south
nr INN S srrni s,c A y:n,, ut wss, nc be"p
Try is. 1919 sisii2.5c
rtI,Svyrn p.ufsIN Az, ,.,,,
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NEW YORK pRODyCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 22.-Raw sugar
s.cYiy; Centrifugal. 7es: fine Granulated; ?
santos As. 2l,sc Butter unsettled: cheese
Cottonsced oil was dull and unchanged.
Prime crude. lT3: prime summer yellow.
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CHARTERS issucp.

"T no islcSIns cons.sn
Ns5ro!s: ~ ca%II%I stSes, sso.oeS: SSrS S,s
nr"sidsnI: Guy Webb. secretary both of
sa@':5y Sa a c'"5aya
o n,,r iansrn 9rGs,aen! r:GSswater
masSs5Si," cssi!ai s'"sH; sa5i,ooS: s;i5asss.
nrrsiG%n,: q. v Upson secretary both 81
siaSs %[s s?F"srF;ss
riso iI' rrSsi'en,: L. ). Burke secretary:
bon Of. Richnond
Gar'ta d S,"G s2%9o DmrpoTS MINING h n
nisninG 8 GardoZ" in.oop% mGa,d Rich
rl 2T SoS 81 RI.non & faF'dao sseFs
SSa 19hTg2n song III nG f
neral directors ana livery BUSINESS: oiiccrs.
" ,rShms@n nIssi ID wv johnson.
e. + Mcrriss and c"upany. Incorporated.
s1Hadf pdie sick 81 X sn
lick; pEeStsni.; F. Il. C"ving,on. secretary;
moab sh csyc s;an nsh
G dent Preston T. Gayle, secretary; both of
SIR s,ss n2sn9ks
SiS9n. prc:,s,,ieni: John Matthew. secretary;
Newport Ns%. c2n!aI stock; $50 90; .I pur.
W'oi nresidSnt: II. II. Zeal, secretary: both
~ S Turf, Hauling Corporation. Norfolk
Sa,i1 'als S' 9isert ss5Goo ppTp2se arnyaE
N. mmsiiadter. secretary: both OF Norfolk.
TswposE % SSo it's capital STOCK
. colonna Marine Railway Corporation.
rom SSp' 70 lssss5Sns,SF It" capital stock
, Roanoke Drug Contrary. Incorporated
s aSSoo 10 'asS6SasSS capital stock from
ma mrn"h AgrS RInen InGorpo5a,"a G!:h
no M 4 Brown ,in.. Tobacco company lncor,
stock from s$5oo9 to "Ss looCSS lis capital
a.sd EoTi5fI: chansnE naine to i FiieEEmE
EAD Eec1 s'o'b ssGGo sSa,nnas
Rl nen' co%R,Y I,Ss si:s ln
sale Of iye Stock W. OV Hsw hb5Ss@inx pr AM
he T oil Road S0' and Of R hGna
,oii hGhi,nGoeafue Capital stock 500. 900
Prheis,nent; Leroy Jester. secretary. both Of
:. Sgiriie Sales ana nro,,eraxs o. -.
ES nsass Ga' ~ s s!%S
spsna, po'h Of GTSS Tsiansoa n G.
SSnsiness NJ. w. Lloyd prcsiGcn, =
Enpire millinery Co. Inc Ri"h,,o,,
Al hpi Sh stock. $4,000: millinery bnsinnns'
i'r.a5 '"rone. president Richmond: isiJor
FL So. secretary. New Haven. i3'oo'
,,,iJi.Ie chemical Co, Inc Damascus
chamih.i., STOCK; $50; 900; manufa cturnr dves
h iIfrie, y 6 4 aeEer EesretsTy
", " iiodEes Feed and Produce 70 H.,
ImiiIioo,,'- Iapital stock. $4,000: fco nv ny;
M'iIrhE business. q. W Hodges nr reT ana
a. ,hhnGSes secretary. both OF NnryoiISSe ht
,,ir"ItL.nit county Motor t,ornnrat;nna VI
:Hohite I'M. Capital stock 81 IT, eo0;' ansp
fol nan secretary both OF iscrKl eSa Nor
c api,apI sfoti; St. Ter Co. Inc Konnnroex
Sacrri q ~, ..'sSSinGtr. president: r. j Enn, ,s1
- poth OF konnarock 4Nchpn.
t,,ni,.' ',pH.I- iirwitt Co.. Inc Als~.,,;
n SOCK 100000; nutonolii. l No inria.
Roo, !. ,'hrner, president: On, 'jur"cSs
NmendmanittaFy. both OF .hlexandrin' H.
cr: AIimntic Iron Works. Inc No-,o,,. :.
sio0. 00n "''"' Stock from s.5. 900 To-
r, The academy of Music. Inc
sSi 400 "s us CAPITAL stock from "a mo- s,
nirE:ni1 Fruit Juice Co Inc n,-,ar.
81 c0G "oo us capital stock from $500 On IN ~
r..S9rfhw Wnn cesinca,e Of ineorpora,o,
mona m"oI WORKING Corporation ' - ts IN
from 81 %" , ing ~ minimum ca pital SOL
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stocks.
Sales.

200 Advancc-Rumclcy. com.
Advance I,urnelcy. pfd. :.
$500 AiiiS-Chalmers {.
100 hllis -Cha,mers. pfd.
Loo Alaska Gold. 80.
loo Amer. Beet Sugar, com. f.
1900 American Can. .........
2pU american Can. pfd...
American Cotton Oil.
Zoo Am. Hide and Lea. com.
2.bOO American Linsecd Oil.
ZU0 American Locomotive.
100 Amer. Locomotives. pfd.
12,3VO American Smelling.
100 Amer. Steel Foundries.
800 American Sugar.
ZOO Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
2Uo .,mer. Tobacco. com. -.
l,1VO -hin. Writny PAPER. pfd.
American Zinc.
100 ANACONDA Copper........
iSS .H itSnltHa Coast Line.
\. g: l.. of CT. (Balto.
4'3oV Ia more and Ohio. -.
400 Seth. Steel, so pfd. =.
lou iSS n ,;,,,i WIN hocomotiye; e..
Canadian Pacific.
9Oo California Petroleum
100 Central Leather. com
100 Chesapeake and Ohio
700 Chicago Gre;s Western.
100 Chi. Great West, pfd
800 Chi. Mil. and ST. paul.
LOO Chi. X. l. and r., com
7ooo Chi. X. I. and T.. So pr.
SS0099 mi. 4 l; and F., 10 pr.
500 Crucible Steel Cor, com
zoo Colorado Fuel and Iron.
3o0 Colorado and Southern.
5'ioo Corn Products, com.
f'ooo i)IstillcrS
600 Dome Mines.
;..7c Erie
i90 General Electric.
aVo goodrich, com.
goo Great Northern. pfd
3'zoo Great. North. Ore Gifts.
Illinois Central.
100 intcrboro- Cons, com
LOO Inspiration CoppeT.
,3'9oo nv. Mer. Mar, com
is'!9o ny. Mer. Mar. pfd.
e''V0 Int. Paper, com.
I'M. PHnEr n OF.
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cMANoERY TRUST DEEDS.

IT,; y; kirk and Lilly +. twite) to w.
sut fss, neses S a3S Floyd
south line OF Floyd Avenue. 20 feet ! inches
seSsst q Meadow Street. January 10. 1915
,MaIsy J. Clay to T.. NJ Bo.lcy, trustee.
Street: also 1.ss1l25 feet Mt southeast
gSrnsr OF Th,5ty.sec2ndS o and Streets.
G. Morgan and Annie e. tvife) to r. L..