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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
ROOSEVELT IN OHIO.
Garfield Says There Will Be Ticket for
Electors.

Cleveland, o., July l2.-James A. Gar
field, signer of the third party call from
Ohio. said yesterday that there will be a
full list of Roosevelt electors on the
Ohio ballot at the November election.
He had just returned from New York
and a conference with Colonel Roosevelt.
Whether Roosevelt would run in. Ohio
as an independent or as the headsof q
third party, he was not prepared tessay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
FAUST WANTS SALARY.
Former "Jinx Chaser" of Giants to Make
Appeal.

Cincinnati Ohio. July l2.-"Charlie''
Faust, who all of last year travelled with
the New York National league ball team
as their mascot but whom Manager
AicGraw would not allow with the team
this year, is in Cincinnati to appeal to
the national baseball commission to take
up his claim that the management Of
the Giants owes him years salary.
It is not likely that there viii be any
official action by Chairman Hermann,
as Faust was not classed as a ball
player,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
SEEKING STOLEN HORSE.
Traced As Far As Milton From st. Al
bans-Descriptio of Animal.

Burlington, July l2.-J. A. Evarts of
st. Albans was in the city Yesterday,
endeavoring to find horse said to haee
been stolen June 20. The anima, has
been traced as far as Milton, and is
described as bay horse with dark tail
and name, tail banged, and with kite
shaped white strip in the face and a
white spot on the back from SADDLE.
The horse is II years old and weighs
about 1000 pounds. With the animal
was taken a Mcclellan russet army style
saddle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
BEN LINDSEY SAID NO.
prohibitionists Asked Him to Head
Their Presidential Ticket.

Enid, Okla, July l2.--'1 have made
promises to the Progressive party, max
ing acceptance impossible telegraphed
Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver from Enid
yesterday to George L. Thompson and
Others at the national Prohibition CON
vention at Atlantic City, n J., in reply
to telegram which the Colorado man
said he received, inquiring whether he
would accept the Prohibition nomination
for president.
His reply led to gossip among friends
here, renewing reports that Judge Lind
sey possibly will be named for yice-pres-
ident by the Progressive Chicago CON
vention in August, but he declined to
make any statement concerning this.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
BRONZE TABLET UNVEILED.
Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Bos-
ton Attended Service in London.

London, July l2.-Fifty members of
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery com
pany of Boston, who are visiting here.
accompanied by many members OF the
Honorable Artillery company of London,
spent to-day at Windsor. They marched
to the residence of the mayor of Wind
sor where Ambassador Whitelaw Reid
unveiled the bronze tablet on the house
marking the spot where Robert Keayne.
the founder of the Boston Artillery com
paDy, resided.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
When Arraigned Today for Mur-
der of George E. Marsh
A WEALTHY LYNN MAN
Body of Marsh Was Found on the Out
skirts of Lynn Last March, ard
Dorr Was Arrested at Stock
ton, Cal. on the Charge.

Salem, Mass, July l2.-William 4.
Dorr of Stockton, Cal, pleaded not guii-
ty in the superior court here to-day to
an indictment charging him with the
murder of George i. Marsh, wealthy
Lynn manufacturer, whose body was
found on the marshes last March. Dorr
was arrested in California and brought
back here for trial. The date for the
trial was not set at to-day's hear
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
HAS NOT RESIGNED.
Herbert Knox Smith Also Says He Has
Nothing to Say.

Washington, d. c.. July l2.-Herbert
Knox Smith, commissioner of corpora
tions, who has been reported as about
to resign that he might be free to join
the new party, headed by Roosevelt, re-
turned to Washington to-day. He de-
clared he had not resigned, but to an
other inquiries he answered: Il have
nothing to say"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
EMPEROR WILLIAM
CURBS HIS PEOPLE
He Opposes Those Who Wanted to See
German Flag Raised Over Part
of Morocco Last Year.

Berlin. July l2.-Emperor William has
just made speech designed to curb
the too aggressive spirit of those Ger
mans who wanted to see the German
flag raised over part of Morocco last
wear. This speech. which was made at
a Yacht regatta banquet at Hamburg
and was largely addressed to Hamburg
merchants, contained pointed reference
to the Agadir incident, The passage in
question was as follows: "As you all
know, gentlemen, the flag must wave
in honor, and it must not be reckless
w spread to the breezes or hoisted where
we are not sure that we can defend
it, You will understand why | have
practiced self.restraint in spreading the
German flag at places where many per
sons perhaps long to see it floating.
was governed by an old Hanseatie prin-
ciple craven on the town hall at Lu-
beck: The little flag is easily bound
to the staff, but it costs much to haul
it down again with honor"
The emperor went on to say that he
could clai mthst, during his reign, the
honor of the German flag had never
been insulted from any quarters; then,
himself to the Hamburg mer-
chants present, he added; 81 pledge
YOU, and | stand for it, that may flag
will follow you wherever you lead the
way" This latter remark shows that
the emperor does not believe in the
old political maxim that trade follows
the flag. He is less aggressive, and is
content to have the German flag follow
trade.
The German navys surveying ship
Planet has discovered in the vicinity
Of the Philippines the deepest known
spot in the ocean, $3.50 meters or four
hundred and six feet more than six
miles. This record sounding was made,
according to a cable account received
at the admiralty here, about forty sea
miles off the north coast of Mindanao.
The greatest depth hitherto known, 9,6S5
under six mles-was found
by the United States cable steamer Nero
in 1901 to the south of the island of
Guam.
Woman suffragists, the Socialists and
other advocates of the equal pa S-for-
equal work doctrine are much wrought
up over ap Ian of the imperial postal
department, just announced, whereby
5000 male employees are to be replaced
BY women on the score of economy. II
IS estimated that a yearly saving of
about 100000 marks, or practically
81 100000, viii be effected The salary
of some 5000 of the posts to be SLED
with women will be 750 MARKS year.
This makes SASS a month,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
SHOTS IN STRIKE RIOT.
Two Men Hit by Bullets and Three by
Stones at Toledo.

Toledo, Ohio, July 1.-Two men were
shot and three others injured by stones
in a riot early last evening, when a
crowd of union sympathizers attacked n
dray on which number of strike
breakers were riding. None of the men
was seriously injured. Fifteen guards,
said by the police to be imported strike
breakers, were arrested. charged with
shooting with intent to kill. They were
released on bail The riot was part of
several days of disorder between non
union and striking Union draymen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
GOT A LITTLE BEER
And Raiding officers Arrested Mrs. Mary
Dunlop.

Officers. armed with search warrant,
went to the house on Foster street oc-
cupied by~Alrs. Mary Dunlop last even
ing and conducted hunt for contra
band goods. They found a small quan.
tity OF beer and several glasses. Mrs.
Dunlop was arrested on charge of
selling and brought to police headquar-
ters. This morning her case was con-
tinued by Judge H. w. Scott to this
afternoon, when it was expected that
important witnesses would be present
to testify The respondent was unable
to furnish bail of $3.50 and remained
at the station until her hearing. The
raid was made by Officer John Dineen.
Officer Edwin J. Mcleod. Chief Sinclair
and Deputy Sheriff A. M. Morrison.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
PROVED A WORTHY SON.
Joe Patchen II Took Comstock Purse at
: Grand Rapids.

Grand Rapids, Mich, July l2.--Joe
Patchen II proved himself worthy son
Of a worthy sire yesterday by taking
the Comstock purse of $1,000, 2:ll class
pacing, the feature event of the third
day Of the Grand Rapids grand circuit
meeting He won the race in straight
heats, but was forced to make a mark of
2:05Hs in so doing Grand Opera was a
close contender, but Joe Patchen III won
safely each time. The horses were well
punched behind him and kept him going
fast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
REVIVED AFTER 20 MINUTES.
Body Found BY Coroner To Contain
Sparks of Life.

Rochester, \. ", July l2.v-Coroner r.
H. Latin of Gaines, called in the case
of Samuel Bigford of Medina. who went
through a bridge at Eagle Harbor ves-
terday afternoon while attempting TO
cross with traction engine, discovered
that life was not extinct and revived
Bigford after working on him for 20
minutes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
ELoPED WITH CHORUS GIRL.
Composer, Wounded by His
Wife in Violent Quarrel.

Rome, July l2.-Peitro' Mascagni, the
composer, was slightly wounded yester-
day by his wife, with whom he had
violent quarrel. Mascagni then left his
home and eloped with a chorus girl, his
wife going in pursuit in motor car.
She did not, however, succeed in locating
him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
MOVED CHURCH TOWER.
Lightning Struck in Several Places in
Lynn.

Lynn, Mass, July l2.-Lightning
struck in several places in Lynn dur
ing the storm yesterday. Ripping
through the steeple of the Trinity Meth
odist Episcopal church on Boston street.
it caused part of the steeple to fall oil
and burned part of the roof. The roof
of st. Jean de Baptiste Roman Catholic
church, with tower attached. was lift
ed by the tempest, after being struck
by lightning, and carried two streets
away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
RosaIie Samson, Aged 3, Of
Fairfield Pond the Victim
SHE PLAYED WITH MATCHES
Little Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0lida
Samson Sustained Her Injuries on
Wednesday, and She Died of
the Burns Yesterday.

st. Albans, July l2.-Rosalie. aged
three years, the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. 0lida Samson of Fairfield Pond,
died yesterday from the effects of burns
suffered the day before while she was
playing with matches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12

Antonia Gobia. an italian employed at
the scale factory in St. Johnsbury, lost
the sight of one eye last week Wednes-
day while at his work Mr.. Gobia was
engaged in pouring out hot iron, when
some of it struck the wet sand and
splashed into his eye.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-12
Weather Forecast.

Generally fair tonight and Saturday
Light to moderate north to east winds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-09
5faIfn 4eropusaTs
Commonwealth of virginia,
Office If

comm ONWeaIln OF virginia.,
Office of
Supe rintendent OF Public Printins
Richmond Va, July .. 1912.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING
FIFTEEN HUNDRED COPIES OF
THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIR-
TENTH VOLUME OF VIRGINIA
REPORTS
will be received at this office up to IL
NJ WEDNESDAY, July II. 1912.
At the same time and place bids viii
be received for BINDING. WRAP
PING AND LABELLING FIFTEEN
HUNDRED copies of the above-men-
toned books
Printed schedules. on which alls Bids
will be required to be made. will be
furnished on application.
Each bid must be Enclosed in scaled
envelope. addressed 10 the Superintend-
ent of Public Printing. and marked
Proposal"
Contractors will DO required to make
daily shipments OF carefully read proof.
weekly shipment OF five copies Of
each sixtecn-page form worked. and
to furnish bond with approved secur-
ity, for the faithful performance of
contract
Tho right is reserved to reject any
or all bids. DAVIS BOTTOM
superintendent of Public Printing.
July 3. 8. Z. 9. IL. 1S. 10.
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oN roun or INSPECTION.
< o. Officials Vi.t i.cxinEton-wiI-
hon md NinrshnL NIl.h nrunni,cd

h - q. officials Fi,t i.cxingt oE--Wil-
son and Marshall Club Organized
Lexington, Va. July s.-Presidont
Daniel Willard OF inc Baltimore and
Ohio Railway Go President /. T
Loree Of the Baltimore and ohio and
Southwestern George Campbell assist
ant to President Willard D.. ". Gallo
way general Manager. +. e Blaser
general Superintendent and j L. spur
t!cr, division superintendent were In
Lexington to-day on special cars on
a tour Of inspection, ana with special
reference to tho enlargement and i'm
provement OF the Lexington union sta
uon. 1t IS understood that this work
Will begin at am carly date as VIII also
the Improvement OF the roadbed on
the Valley Branch
y NEE, ng Of the Woodrow Wison
CLUB OF Rockbridgc was held this
afternoon Ia the Courthouse and the
name was changed TO the Wilson and
Marshall club. with Or Hunter Pendle-
ton president and H. IS Burwell. sec
Rotary treasurer, Besides vice-presi-
dents and an executive committee Hon.
Henry 81, George Tucker. who was a
del gate 70 the Baltimore Democratic
Convention addressed the club on some
OF i"e ieaturea OF the convention.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

,'s,A- Lorai- DAIy-Newport S.w.
etio ~ Local Daiy-ch VILE. tx Sun.
Ihurnond.
TO A. press paiiy-Sorfolk. o!d Point;
~ O. Noon-f5Spfess- sJai!y-Norfolx old Pt
70 Pc press-Da!ly. Gin. L Vile
tt'tp P.-E1p reSs-DG!ly-S n Nova
200 f-Local-Daiy-S. News. Ola Point
~ p Local-'t-n- sun.-Gordonsyille
'S''S P.-Local-Ex sun-Lohbs. Natural
Bridge. Clifton orxe
g 70 P.--Lim!;ed-i)a i'y-C.ncin't Ch,earo
'il:oo s-oaHy-Cinclana, L.yifi.
'slespess. fFaE.or carr ~
TRAINS ARRIVE RIrHMOND-Locsl from
East. $40 4. ~. 1870 T. ~ Through ton
East y 90 = ~. e.o5 P IL. $50 r. ~ Local
from West; $40 4. NJ .-36S A. NJ 80
10 z. x Though: $50 A n. n:s A
NJ and 3.& p. II
Jane, River Line: ..s.s5 A 81. e.&o p. ".
''Daily esp, Sunday.
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Japan. sis.is4 bales; to Mexico. sois bales.

New Orleans, july S-Af,er an early ad-
vance OF aoou; 100 L points. due chiefly 10
ouis!de buying. cotton prices reacted under
henVy rea4i@!ng to-day and closed at d net
loss OF s4' points. Futures opened barely
STEADY al an advance O. s~li points on
sooc cables continued rains Ia ,he eastern
nal; Of the belt and unaiNOraule private
ana press crop advlces shorts were good
buyers. ana some houses had large accu-
mutation OF ovorSInday buying orders to
~ spot cotton closed firm nc up mid
cHns. l-@c. sales on IN. spot go bales
aac IS 10 arrive Futures closed steady.
January. l--s. March. l9SS July. 1879 Au-
gust 1900. september. l22s. October i2.s.
LeDNinNcr i2-t.
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SOUTHERN RAuWAY

1'IsH4 I..t IA!tNIER OF THE sOuTH.
:, Trains Leave Richmond
-, .Eo.-0"lns schedule figures publlsh-
ga AZ ~ iorinhtlon and not guaranteed:
fo' 'he souih-Daily. s.iO A. 81 I.ocail
r. 4'ains Arrive Richmond
rom inc south: $50 a. RI $40 ~
;.ve Z. ~. sos +. ri. daily; i2.55 e, s,,n
rom West Point $50 a NJ daily. r:2 a.
Al ~oE.' Wed and Fri. 4.25 = ~ TX sun
: L BURGESS. d. =. A..
y" Z Main ST phnn. Madison n,
n a; u. Express. so ~ NJ Express.
anita and Birmingham u.,5 r. ~ Expre.,
week Days 500 p. II. Local
YORK RIVER LINE
$40 y. ID acknowledgements FOR pai.i
more Mon Wed. and Friday. 600 A M-Ex-
eun- ana 2-l5 p. Mon. Wed and Fri
chy-Locai
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MISCELLANEOUS M1RKrrs.


PETERSBURG PEANUT NApt-rr
sheportea ny Roesers Mccahe 4 ca,
teie:spurg. Va. july -P-anuts-snsr-
-Ai& ret hfmeri farmers Spanish sastc.
!.' n-sHe-. Jumbo Spanish. s1i.c per br.he b.
70. saelef. spanish. 5U5i4c pe- .,9i.d
,No sneiled. span!sa. 81. Q4c per pound
iFsinlas- Market nrm fancy jumbo e. per
poAnf, fancy handpickvd, l.4sa.c p.r
IoNn- extra prime 2i.c per mound. urine.
per pound machine picked. saai.c per
p4una sAc.llur stock 4iSc per notnd
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Richmond & Petersburg 1leclnc RAILWAY

Cars leave Manchester. seventh ana Psrr,
Streets tor getegsuurg
t. :. s. -. TO- i. ~ a. NJ 81
''ss5. - e 5. =. - p. N
IL" =. ~. ios Iaester 1851 midnight, 10.
Petersburg.
Street. ior Manchester:
is.I. .. Ills. ',;s. SIS. s.as. ..o.ss ,1.u
a "; i-'s5. =. Is, .-S. ass. AS. s.zs. as.
= - So .s5. .l9.to. il,s0 p "
tDai!y. except sundays and holiday1
carries baggage and exprers
Limited. except sundays aad holidays
Al etFs from -e'eFsoHEG eoaaeet villa
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5teanlhoafG
oLD DoMINIoN Zine.

Lv. Rioamoud foot Q; Ash ST. daily.7!oo y. II.
Leave Newport @ews.................5.oo i. NJ.
arrive No44o.k A. u.
Connects win main ia. steamers leaving
norfolk ior Sew YORK daily. except sunday
: 90 H. 81. ConnectlOHA also made ~ y "
". ~. T. NJ and e. & o. Ey Ct =. u.
Night line steamers stop at ClaT.Lnont to
lanu receive pasauEsers on s!sAn.. anu
n.n be me; b. puoAe conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. trilec,iva
March M).-JAInes Hi.e! oy daylight .or
norfolk and ola Point. Newport News and
al! James River landings steamer leuveI
MONDAY. Wednesday and Friday $50 a.
81 Freight received ;or all JaL.e, 4<iver
landings. Phone Madison l.5
Main Ticket Unise. =: =. Main stt@et-
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hEABOAKD AIR LINE.

South bound trains scheduled 20 leave rz,en.
rond daily; y.G 4. M-Locai 20 Norlina
l.-o Z -Sleepers and coaches Atlanta
Birmingham Savannah JncksonviUe i.ac
= M-Sicepers and coaches. Jacksonyiilr
!! p /. u -sleepers ana coaches. Atlanta
H.Finingnafn Memphis SorfnboGnG trains
scheduled TO arrive ~ R!chmond daily:
1850 a. ~. $50 a 81. so5 r. NJ $40 r. ~,
Local!
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY s. iel,
ARRIVED

Steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chand!se and passengers old Dominion Line.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
ohandiso ana passengers, old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. Fu-man. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senEers. Furnan Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Nor:olt. rncr-
chanais- aud passengers. OLD Dominion Line
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chAnc.se and passr1.-rs ola Dominion Line.
Steamer Hocahaht4r Graves. Norfolk and
James itirer iandines merchandise and pas
sens-ls Nlrs!nia N4rlsatlon Company
steamer Aegora f4rman Petersnlfs and
dA.ncs hlvcr la.llufs. merchandise and pas
sen-eTs. fUruan Zine
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steady at s5.e5 receipts = barrels Tar
Firm at 90. Crude Turpentine-Firm at 81 .
GAS. receipts 81 barrels
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zaihinenn .Anfiffs.
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company

Richmond. Va. June %. 1912
DIVIDEND--THE DIRECTORS OF
this company have declared a semi
annual dividend Of five per cen.
(S1.25 per share. and free from taxi
payable July LIST next, to stockhold-
ers OF record June %. 1912.
Transfer hooks closed from this
date TO July ith. inclusive. Divi-
dend VIII be mailed 10 stockholders
Changes OF address should be noti-
fed the company.
WIN. II. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
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Bankrupt J2ntirrs

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the
LIMITED STATES FOR THE EAsT-
tRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Office Of the Treasurer.
Wilmington. n. G. June 2Sth. 1912
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or AT
lantic Coast Line Railroad COMPANY
has declared dividend OF three and
one half per cent. on the Common
Capital Stock Of the Company, pay
able at the office OF the Treasurer.
at Wilmington. North Carolina, on
and after July 10Th, 1912, to stock
holders of record on June 18TH 1912.
The transfer books are closed from
the 18th day OF June 1912. TO the
18th day ofsJuly. 1912. both inclusive.
JAMES F. COST,
Treasurer.
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
,a On tnis sth day q July. A D.
charge Of the bankrupt. 1t is
Ordered by the court that hear
Ing be had upon the same on the 10TH
DAY OF AUGUST. =. D. 1912. befora
said court at Richmond in said dis.
,rict at ~ o'clock noon ana that
notice thereof DC published in Tne
Times Dispatch. newspaper nrint@d
in said district. and that all knoyrn
creditors and other persons in IN
terest may appear at tho said time
and place. and snow cause. II any tho
titioner should not he granted
And ii is further ordered by The
court. that the clerk snail send hv
mail to all known creditors copiee NJ
said petition and this order. addressea
to them at their places Of residence N
stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EDAu-rD
WADDILL. JR Judge Of the SAID
court. and the seal thereof. al Rich
mond IN said district. on the eth dav
OF July a u. 1912
Attest.
JOSEPH P BRADY.
ISeall Clerk.
MR. J. &. COIN.
Attorney for Bankrupt
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Com.
mission Merchants Richmond Val
Richmond. Va July ; 1917
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Richmond. Va. July 4: log
mond Tobacco Exchange. '''' ''''h-
IROWN -LEI .l.r ~,
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KICIlnNn 0nAIN >rAnnrr

richmond Na July 1850
W9y1Ar-Car l1is
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Stock

sales stock.
y lis-thalmers. old ....
: iii CHAIN. pfd. LIST ~,
~ .tiniiS imatcd Copper
-' amer. Agri chem. com
= amer sect Sue2r com
' Amerieau Can .....
& "A nntiican can. pfd
'." y iner. Can ana Foundry.
"a. Z, mon. Car and Four MD
inerican Cotton Oii...
-, Snl 'iide and Leather pr
& american linseed cil..-.
illerican locomotive
amer. J locomotive, 2fd
.. '''''a" Shssr
I.."i lunacco. ceM
30 80 a .'iri tn Tobacco PA
a.. .'". e"0' T. oppof .....-.
~ .iir"ii ... .-.
'-' y 'lin'.c Coast line....
so, J.. OF CONNECTICUT .
So e. t'''i"." ana ONO.
. ~, IT, .'.itiienl Strei conn.,.
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In the matter OF No 100,
MICHAEL SCHERIFF. ~
Bankrupt. Bankruntc,,
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A7refIng5

g. ~.
THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS
Xxx o- ST. Iohn's Lodge. No. 80. An
c'ent. Free and Accepted Masons.
W. De- neld IN it's lodge room AT the
.NAsonlc Temple THIS (Tuesday) EVE
ning. July g. at 1880 O'Clock
Every memoer of the lodge is re-
guest 81 10 attend. and members OF sis
ier lodges and transient brethren arc
'Ia tetAa.lN invited to unite with us
Hy order Of the Worsh .pfuI Master.
OSCAR J. ADAMS
Secretary.
Virginia Building and Loan Co,
= ANNJ AL MEETING or THE
oe held on TUESDAY. July 2. iisl9 at
i'"V J.. VI G. T. I.OEHR
Secretary.
The Building. Loan ana Trust Co
OF Manchester Va.
Richmond. Va. Julv 9. I9i7
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stoekholders OF the Building. Loan
&AG RVS Company. Of Manchester.
va WI be held ~ the Mechanics
ana Merchants Bank on TUESDAY,
July 2 at $40 O'Clock T. NJ
j. W. BRONAUGH. JR-.
secretary and Treasurer.
NoTiCE TIE ANNUAL MEETING
IT ne stockholders OF the Southern
notwithstanding Company will be held
~ me Offices OF the company Nos
and l5 South Twelfth Street.
ilcnmpnd Virginia. MONDAY. July
10. 1919 at Il o'clock noon
lfy order OF the President.
=. ED WAND ROEBER.
secretary and Treasurer.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stocfho,dcrs OF the Richmond PAper
Manufarturin Company VIII he held
nt ihe Office IF the company. Gov
ernor ana ROSS Streets. Richmond
Va. IT. ESDAY. July l6. 1912. at ~
o'clock ST.
Il. w IIPSCOMB
Secretary
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