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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

FOR SALE. TWO ACRES. NEW =
room house. on Petersburg car line.
VIII sacrifice 10 quick buyer Ad-
dress W. T. BISHOP, Drcwry's Bluff,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

$500 FOR a SIX-ROolI HOUSE,
fronting 20 feet on Grove Avenue
and the Wcsthampton car line. Bath,
pantry, closets and cellar; all con
venienCeS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

FOR SALE. DIRECT FROM OWNER.
seVen-room house. ono square OF car,
IN best section of Highland Park;
modern convenienccs. Price low and
terms reasonable. Phone Monroe
3bSS-J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. GOOD
SIX room brick residence; centrally
located. Price, $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

FOR ONLY $SS PER FOOT, THREE
lots fronting on stuart Avenue. rum
ming back to AN alley 100 feet, on
the southeast corner of Tildcn. Nice
high ground, and IA sure money
maker. Can also be bought on easy
terms. &. w. FORDHAM eS01 W.
Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

FOR SALE. WEST END, TWO BEAU
tiful building lots, all city improve
inents. SIS. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. WESTHAMPTON. FEW
nice building lots: easy terms; better
buy quick. y S7l, care Times-D!s-
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24
ReaI estate Jfor SALE

$4,000 Will BUY TWO NICE DWELL
ings. with six rooms each; water and
gas; located on Laurel Street; owner
wants money and is Offering great
bargain. Also $1,000 will buy n nice
house on Powhatan STREET under
paY'nS rental. Call Madison 526l-L
or apply to c. l. & II. l.. DENooN, SCI
East Main Street.
IL YOU NEED MONEY! AND HAVE
real estate. see IICiiESON &
cNoIcIiFlEi'D.
NEW SEVEN ROOM FRAME DWELL
Ing, within two blocks from rail
road station, three acres OF good
land, ten miles from Richmond. d.
rect from owner and on easy terms
II desired. Address & 30l care
Timcs-Disp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

WE HAVE SEVERAL SMALL, As
vel as large amounts TO loan on
real estate. RiCHESON & CltUTCII-
FIELD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND. OAK
wood Avenue and X Street. a55 fee;
on Il Street. 1875 fest on Thirty fourth
Street, 400 feet on good back road
car stops within few yards. already
has one wcli-huilt frame dwelling. I'm
perfect condition, and room fOl
twenty more. the whole block, $4,000.
or VIII sell hous ana lots scpa. atoly
Sec CASSELMAN. lois Eas, Main.
EOIS SAI Il M, I,s.T,IT , ~. 1. 4. 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

FOR SALE. II PER CENT INVEST
mcnt. double tenement house, with
fS-i9ot lot all In thorough repair.
between Hull and cambridge, rented
Tor S22 per month! Sacrifice price
for quick sale; eighteen hundred dol
lars. South Richmond property in
creasinS in value faster than any
PROPERTY in city. ). G. FROSTICk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

MODEL MODERN FARM OF ABOUT
is acres. of which, loo acres are
cleared and have been for four years
under scientific development: located
in Green Mountain section OF Abe
marie. two miles from Warren Sta
ton, on c. & o. Ry.: modern six
room residence, with bath room, fur
nncc. etc. Full equipment of out
building. all built two years ago.
An ideal country home combined
with n good farm of moderate size.
Address "OWNER," care Postmaster,
Warren p. o., Va.
FOR SALE, a LARGE AND WE'LL
selected stock of business wagons.
top and open, for every use. Lowest
prices. Easy terms. y. MEYERS
SONS. T31 e. Cary Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24
PAINT.
PAINTS AND FLOOR STAINS.
Tpr SALE

Jul Salf
$2900PLAYER-PiAN FINE-ToNED.
has been used but short tim :; taken
IN exchange for q Chickering Grand.
rms player-piano is well worth SloU,
ana our price is $500 terms 50 week
~ free music. IT'S better TO deal
with CRAFTS than 10 wish you had"
d'oR SALE, ONE SINGER MACHINE.
90 DAYS used. mt sacrihcc W. b.,
care Carrier No. 81.
TOR SALE. SMALL TEAAlING BUsI-
ness, gasolcne engine and two incu-
or mule. Phone Monroe 26Ss
'$l95-STEINWAY PIANO. ROSEWOOD
case; fu!l octaves; i'll fine condition
having just been ovcrhauled; former
price $500, now S195; terms So month
" New is the time 10 Talk With
CRAFTS" III East Broad Street.
MUST SELL MY CHlCKERING PIANO
10 meet pressing obligations; has
been used by eighteen months. y
t3S care Times-Dispatch
FOR SALE, ONE RoLL-TOP DESK.
Apply 2sl7 Z. Clay Street.
sIS-BRAuMuLLER UPRIGHT WAL
nut-cased Piano: former price $3.50.
now SIS; has been Thoroughly Over
hauled; stool and scarf included; 81
weekly. CRAFTS, 12l East Broad
street
'ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES
repaired; all work guaranteed c. a.
hl.AMS if2o L. Broad Street. Phone
Monroe 2,2l.
FOE SALE. ONE TOP-WAGON. ONE
truck wagon, one ruhbcr-,rc Veto
RIA. one-horsc one large double
door safe'.znplN. sos Twenty seventh
si57-oAKLAND UPRIGHT MAIIOCi-
any Piano, full octavcs; very sweet
mellow tone; mas been carefully
used; sou can mako 40 mistake 10
buy this $500 slightly used piano foi
CRAFTS. l2l East Broad street
Send for bargain Bulletin.
sl7s-STANpARp UPRIGHT MAHOG-
any Piano, full octaveS, sweet, mel
10y tone; YOU ned not pay, $3.50. for
on the terms OF 81 weekly CRAFTS
III East Broad Street
PIANO. UPRIGHT: MAHOGANY: WILL.
DO sold 9 Il sacrifice. 81 North LON
LARGE ALASKA REFRIGERATOR
IN good condition. also a grocery wa
son ia good condition. Can be seen
at '0f Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE THE LARGEST STOCK
81 trucks. grocery ana delivery wa
CONS IN the city. also Il carload of
iiEh-srade bugg"s surrcys and ruu-
apouts; Just received. repairing and
repainting and rubber tire work a
fpecialty. Il. {. BRISTOW, 1l-l3-15
North Eighteenth street
aEIT y 3;,,l, I9, YOUR l1tENITUEE
grea,cst ttirnj,ui, ma .inn, I III,
tbs side .: lhe south Pole cosBY's
r-tiS STORE III \" BROAD, Mon
- 49,
FOR SALE BAHY CARRIAGE. LIT.
nc USED TOP Aoor' Il" Nor,h Nin'-
-ee!lSn .lllc
F.sT{-E \C,l-1-r mrs. ~, r,r-.. -,
TIL lid ~ -, - ~ 81 !
con- I,,,!..rt 10, ~, 'ii'E Gh.oen'
at TRAtiI.t,,s -'"t'o' '''u 'u''Aes'
-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

POULTRY FARM-NINETEEN ACRES
with running water through tho
place; pleasant, siX-room house ana
outbuildings; young orchard: plenty
of timber; church and school ncar:
on good roads, thScs miles from
Richmond. CASSELaIAN s. CO., l0tSI
East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

HOUSE, THREE ROOMS, TWO AGREE
$500: house four rooms, ono acre
S1,250; house six rooms. three acres
$4,000; farm, twenty acres house
eight rooms. outhouses. spring, etc.
S2S00; twenty acres, no buildings
$50 acre. r. S. LEAKE, Glen Allen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

ALBENIARLE COLN.
try home and productive orchard
combined; Isl acres in Alhcmarle
county, quartcr-milc from thriving
town; - acres woodland. balance
cleared; excellent bearing orchard
40 papplc trees. Is years old $500
apple trees one year old. we'll wa
tered and fenced; excellent outhutld-
inEs. delightful situation: l0.room.
steam heated dweliin".. modern con-
vcnicnccsI excellent condition y
most desirable property for HON.
and productive orchard. Write for
further details. Price, $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

SEE Us FOR HOMES OR INVEST
ments anywhere. MCCLURE DAVEN-
PORT-TAYI.ORC co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

1876 FEET. ON WESTHAM OR CARY
Street Road. by depth ranging from
192 to 800 feet; opposite Rio Vista
four lots adjoining above In rear.
fronting on two streets, lots front
ing 100 feet. with depth OF 200
10 800 feet. Wo are Offering these
lots as a whole, 25 per cent. under
the market. Land lays near corner
of Cary Thrcc-Chop and River
Roads. o. a. HAWKINS, 100 ~
Seventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

100 FEET CORNER MONUMENT AND
Lafayette Avenues, $1,000: IS feet
Th'rty-fourth Street (Boulevard),
$3.50. DIR. LESTER, Third and
Franklin Phone Madison 1886.
FOR SALE, SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE on
Park Avenue, east of Elm Street:
with 33Xl69foot lot: for less than
value of ground y 92i, care Times
Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

ALLEN .lVENUi, 200 HLoCN. {
rooms. bath. latrobc: prize. $1,000;
rent, 500 p,r annum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

FOR SALE, WOODLAND HEIGHTS
beautiful new tcn-roOm house built
by owner: all convenienccs; modern
plumbing large cellar. hardwood
doors. polished floors; house facing
Forest Hill Park: lot 62x14S; nice
chicken house. Buy direct from own
er for $4,000 Address Il 500, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

GRACE STREET, CORNER DWELL
Ing. Just east OF Richmond College.
with garage on lot. The owner NOV
ing from the city. offers for sale
one of the most complete three story
brick dwellings,; II rooms, three
bath rooms, sun parl0r. etc. Indeed
everything to make ii desirable and
I'm TO date Sec us to-day and secure
it, A. H. CHE;WNTNG COMPANY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

FOR SALE. FIRST-CLASs SECOND
hand single truck with new top
Price and terms reasonable. a.
MEYERS SONS. 731 T. Cary Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

NICE YOUNG ORCHARD, 100 YORK
and Stayman apple and 900 Elbertu
peach trees: nicely elevated rich
SOL; IS acres; practically new four
room house: splendid we'll and
stream. on new county road; station
one mile; Waynesboro three; good
man ON placs; price. $500 Address
OWNER. BOX lI3. Waynesboro. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

s2li-KINGSLEY PIANO. LESS THAN
two years old former price $3.50
now only $2l4, terms $i.50 wetFIy.
Sec RAMOS" ~ East Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

If YOU WISH TO RENEW THE LOAN
on your property, see RICHESON &
CRUTCHFIELD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

$4,000 VIII. Buy STORE AND
dwelling on Crook Avenus: store
now doing good hnsLno4S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

10 ACRES, WITH BRICK BUILT CO.
city; good orchard: timber enough to
half pay for the place: 5000 vii,
buy it; soon be worth double CAS-
: SELNIAN lois E,nSi Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

COLORED SECTION, PAIR or GOOD
dwellings; rental value Si2 month.
Bargain for $l,250
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. April 1s.--wheat ad-
vanced ] lac for May. with other
months Ia to 3-sc higher on scrop
damage. Corn. lie to 3-4c lower on
bear raid. Oats, Ia to 5-Sc lower.
Provisions were steady.
The bear shorts in corn have made
determined effort to Gust the prin-
cipal bull longs. The initial deter
mined stand" OF the shorts was made
today. and along with their selling
there was many orders on that side
filled through scattered commission
houses.
An official OF the Corn Products
Company made 1t his business today
to report the purchase of cargo of
Argentine corn which Is to be ground
In bond and exported. A message re-
ceivcd by Arthur Cullen from Simp-
son. the New York oats man. late in
the day said that this cargo was sold
by the Armour Grain Company. 1t
was said by some in the trade later
that with a decline OF cents in the
Argentine corn prices or an advance
here OF cents. we would ben on an
import basis. This reported sale was
one OF the principal bearish helps of
= - A.,y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
EI.BA

Elba School, through Its principal.
Professor II. +. Cox. has reported to
the superintendent, DIR. A. G.. Chand
Ter, the following roll OF honor for
March:
Seven h Grade-Louise Ingersoll.
Seven A Grade--ka Uterine PLACE
man, Lillian Langford, Ivy Burriss.
Meta Glib, Mary Hatcher.
Six r Grade--Eva Ellis, Eta Stone.
George Britain.
Six A Grade--Eiise Dyson. GLADYS
Ganzert. Bernard Herbig.
Five A Grade--Jean Armour, Sena
Shelton.
Four r Grade--Hannah Cohen. Eli
zabeth Browne, Thelma Elicit, Leita
Euis. Gladys Hutcheson, Wilhelmina
Wright. Clifford Bailey. Louis Levin.
Four A Grade--Ellen Armour, Es-
Their Bloom, Ida Cap1an. Mary Myr-
It's Cox, Rosa Davis, Gussie Green
span, Mildred Percival.
Three r Grade-Henrietta Martin
f2o, Lucille Miner, Catherine Schroe-
der t2), Hattie Shaw, Gladys Walshe.
Three A Grade-Frank Peyronnet.
Annabel Gates.
TWO b Gradc-Emily Browne ftwo
months). Carrie Dolezal Zone month"; +.
Grace Fields Conc month";, Fannie
Heynvansert Helen Farrant (two
months), c. r. johnson Zone month";
Two A Grade-Margarette Fraker.
Bessie McAlister. Ida Tinsley, Wilbur
Woodson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
MALE MYSTERIES
By ADA PATTERSON

the good opinion of his listeners. He
even talks away his job. for many OF
the alleged untaIkative sex have been
discharged bkcause they talked too
much.
A chief form Of male Mysteries at
tacks man when he Is in love, or
thinks he is. The violence OF tho
Mysteries In one case equals 1t In the
other. former symptom of this
form OF the disease was shown in
much and violent writing. But the
human race is forgetting how to
write letters. particularly letters OF
sentiment. Besides the divorce courts
have taught us muen and memories
OF the uinsympathetic Nay TIE clerk
reads letters In court and the rude
and horrid persons laughed Mt own
est love- and .Ducky darling occur
even In hysteria. Therefore. the man
in love still rambles but avoids
paper. The circumambient air makes
no record Having assured himself
that no one hides beneath the sofa
or turks in the closet, no makes
strange, wild speeches about The
depth Of his affection and the. undying-
neSS OF his devotion. When such
speeches arc lsoaFEely, shouted In YOUR.
ear. don't believe them, else. make
generous allowance for the speaker
He means It while he says lit, but
he won't mean It long. Mere male
hysteria.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
Today / saw a remarkably well pre-
served case OF male hysteria.


served case OF male hysteria.
You had thought that only women
have Mysteries. Bless you. what have
you been doing with your eyes and
ears? Men have Mysteries? Yes.
Commonly. violently and shamelessly
they do. Only they do not call II
Mysteries. They name 1t putting my
foot down" or reading the riot act"
or "discipiining the ONCE force" or
asserting myself" But It IL hys-
terra.
1t has the unmistakable symptoms.
the quick intake Of breath followed
by violent vocal explosions. the un-
and most Of all the Incorporate lam
guage. Attacks OF Mysteries from
which men suffer are the more yiru-
lent because they are i aeratiy ac-
companied by most picturesque and
fervent profanity. A woman can
weather an attack without any flavor
Of the oath. Not 20 the man. 1t Is
as necessary detail Of the case as 10
fresh air for q cure. He must have
his profanity. and deep delivers into
the secrets Of the human heart have
asserted that male Mysteries are q
pretext for q profane explosion. as the
rattlesnake bite served In the back
woods a. an excuse for unlimited nsc
OF intoxicants.
A man comes home from the office
and sits about silent as that ageleas
guardian of the desert. the Sphinx. II
repeated questions about his health,
extort an answer II Ii growi Don't
fancy he - ILL., and think wildly OF a
doctor. First feed him. n that
doesn't cure him. letting him alone
viii. He 10 IN the first stages OF hys-
. tertcs. Putting the evening paper
within reach. with the sporting page
turned up where he cannot fail to
see It Ii a wonderful palliative. 1t
takes him out Of himself and good
ness knows he needs 1t.
Unaccountabic blues are another
form OF hysteria. "Repressed ner.
vousness.' o physician VIII say. look
ing Owlish. Hut II ID hysteria taken
IN at the seams. Send him out to
play golf or TO take long walk. Bet.
ter 70 with him, for II In this stage
Of hysteria he meets ''sOme OF the fell
lows his hystcria II likely to find
liquid exIsssssion.
sharp political II discussions arc
hysterta In 2 serious. because likely
to be prolonged. form. Il wish they
would stop talking politics. fretted =
hostess at q recent dinner. but they,
tho becoated element. wouldn't and
she looked. fearfully 1t the china the
argumentative quests had ret dancing
about her hospitahlo board. Politics
70 . subject no one should discuss In
these seethlng tiinest except at hts
own table or In = large and cchoing
empty barn. For just nor politics
and hysteria are synonyms. N you
win find II You start something shout
1919.
A man talks too much, He tells
his own secrets ana hGhIes AZ thk pri-
vatS efEaiSs Cf 0there. IA tAlks aWAai
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
New York Money,

NEW YORK, April 1s.--Money on
call at the Stock Exchange today
opened at 3 per cent. highest 5. low
est liz. closing 2 Ia per cent. Most
Of the days loans were made at 8 per
rent. Time money opened somewhat
easier. with offerings slightly better
than previously this week. Rates are
about UNCHANGED. at 3 IL per ceny,
for 50 and 70 days. and 3 "a per cent.
for B, 4, and s months. CONNER.
riai paper remains unchanged at
3i-& to 4 lie per cent. for the best
names. London discounts. 3 7-16 per
cent. unchanged Paris discounts. 3
per cent. up Is: Berlin discounts,
SIS per cent. unchanged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19

The principal Of Paramount school
reports to Superintendent DR.. J. A. G
Chandler the following roll Of hono
! fo1, the --,antls of March. 1912:
I B-Albert Cosby.
A--Beuiah Tucker. Thomas Hol-
Inns. Earle Davenport.
B-viola McCarty. Raleigh Dr.
lon.
8 A-Alton Powell. Bernard Mar
low.
S B-Willie Clarke. Ernest Theimer
Allene Ford. Lucy Christian. Thelma
Williams. Clifton Patterson. Courtney
Allen, Allen Baker. 49, Mia ~ ap.s...
A-JosenhinA Tally, Fssie Moritz.
Bessie Davis. Russell MiAlton. Es,
telle Jeter. Ethel Dodson. Russell
Jones. Hunter Tucker. Helen Burk-
ert. Gladys Lane.
Raymond Landers. Louise
Goodall. Sarah Mason. Alma Han.
Adele Enos. Katie Kellum. Mary Ed
wards. Madeline Palmer.
4 A---Mary Newman. Margaret
Rose. Ruby AGREE, Olive Seweli, Alice
Inge. Adele Webster and Matte Jor
dan.
B--Sadte Pearsan. Lucille Mason.
Hartwell AGREE. Vinton Jeter AIMS
Clarke. Sadie Tucker. Melvin Nun
naliy. Monroe Gregory. John Stew
art. Nettie Lehr, Charles Ford. VIII
lie Kidd and Hunter McAliister.
A--Alvinc Allen. Virginia Chris
tian. Florence Cottrell. Margaret Dill
lard. Milton Lane. Sarah Myers. jos
Newman. Lawrence Worrell. Ruth
Watkins.
B---cora Ford. Virginia Harper.
John Thomas johnson. Henrietta
Lowry, Harriet Strange. Robert Gar
rctt. Stafford Hathright. Clinton
Mandy, Ira Carter. Messina Dalton,
Louise Ennis. Gladys Gary. Marie
Gartlett. Elma JrnaA,
A--Anna Carmen. kathleen
HUBBARD. EDITH Hunt. Madeline Per-
duo. Edith Tyson. John Curry. Fred.
er5ck Dnane
/ B--Nary Burgess. Vivian Gilbert
Marie Mann, Elsie Tinsley. Alfred
Fuqua. Lnwood 0ilbort, Alvin Ste
.phene. Joshua McCook. Wellington
williams, Esther Garrett. Oliie
Gaines. Annie Pcarsali. Ernest Hart
ley. Clarine Stone. Esteiie Wade,
John Dillon,
l. A--0sorge Evans. Lester Thom-
N, Mabel Duncan, Frances, Ellis,
Pdhl Troxler. Hazel Akers, Hazel
Eubank. Helen Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, April IS. -- Decided
strength was shown In the cotton
market today. New high records for
spot cotton in Liverpool. with large
sales, higher prices for cotton goods
at Manchester. business checked only
by the increased values demanded by
spinners. and still more unfavora BILE
news from the Southern cotton belt
formed the basis of the advance. Even
predictions Of Improvement in the
weather and reports of favorable con-
ditions ruling over Texas and Okla
homa failed to check the advance.
and after new high records made
during the afternoon trading for con-
tracts in New York. the market
showed little or no signs of a reac-
ionary tendency
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
JOHN MARSHALL

The principal of John Marshal
High School. James C. HARDWOOD, has
reported to DIR. !. A. C. Chandler su.
perintendent the following list Of
pupils ON the reli OF honor for tfe
month ending March %. Honor pu,
pills nthe High School are those who
have obtained 80 per cent. on each
subject. who are perfect in deport.
ment and who have no unexcused
them:
Louise Gepfarth t2, Lu.
ellie rCrutchdeld, Sophia Meyer. Nor
ma Smith. May Snead.
r mamie Thomas.
4 Af-~afary Carpenter.
4 4 MARY Humphreys "a. ELL
zabeth DuNal,
81 GLADYS Burnet (2).
B f--Grace Rollins CT. Olga
Pohlig (2). Marie Meisel (2). Vir-
ginia Watkins. Hilia 10th ts,.
b Julius Meyer (2). Wilson
Brown. Taylor Coleman. Max Glass.
y Ruth Mnnschke..
2 A 2--Laara Anderson.
A S--Walter Leonard f2).
A 4-Elise Gepfarth ca.
l II 1-Bessie Stith t2).
B -Walter Gray ca.
l r 5--Mary Shorter.
\ 1---Iiall Mason ca, Ellworth
Wiltshire 90.
! A Powers Sadler (2).
S-Arline Eubank CD. Scott
Sutton.
] A MARY Burlington.
A 5--Lucile Bailey,
T A 6Max I4indner, Gertrude
Sauerwald
/ A 7--Emmett HRrtley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19

RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
BOND LIST.
Furnished by r.. 4 G. Randolph, 0OI
East Main street,

AlIis4chalmers. 5s. 65%@e52i
American Tobacco Co.. Old As. 95as q
90
American Tobacco Co, Old ss. 12oN
bid.
AtIantt Coast Line. LIST As. 951. a 95is.
\. c. LII and N. Col r., IS. @9f2
G. and o.. Conv, 4i1s. 93Am93i5.
Erie. Conv. a." a0M91.
Erie Conv. "B." S0ia a 8oHs.
Liggett and Meyers, 5s. a4ss 9a%.
Liggett and Meyers. is. 120ss q 1908.
Lorillard Company. 5s. a5ss a a5Tk.
I.orillard Company. Is. 1909 12o%.
n. and W.. Cony. As. 112aa q 1917.
s. A. l.. 4s. sTIss.
s. A. L., bs. 79MS0.
Southern Railway. 4s. 7Ss4 q 1874
Southern Railway. 5s. 107hG 101A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19

L. $. Steel. End So. 1o2ls@ iO2S
y. ). Regd, end. 1880. lo0ss a 101X.
Z. 5. Regd, IS. 1918. 1029s bid
I. $. Panama. new. IS, 101ssM 1S1b.
Va. Brown Bros. Gifts, 1870.
Va Chemical, LIST. SIS. 99A q 100.
Va. Ry. and Power Co.. IS, 95a4 a 96ss.
Wabash. deb. 4s, 63s4m64
Wabash Pittsburg Term, LIST is, $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19

When Mr.. TAFT was following coli
legc baseball more CLOSELY ti.nn he
has a chance to do now. he set out
one afternoon for game between
Yale and Princeton. He was In the
habit of buying two seats. 80 that he
might hove plenty Of room. When
he got to the grandstand he forked
out two tickets. The usher took In
the situation at glance and led the
way to the seats. When he reached
them he paused,
WHATS the trouble. young man.
asked Mr.. Taft.
Sorry. SIR, said the usher. hut
II you SIT in these twp seats there's
going To be some dtilicuIty: they're
on opposite sides ~ The aisie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. April 1s.-Cotton
closed: January. 11.79ms1; April,
1887: May. 11.a2d93: June. 11.95;
July, 1901 n02: August, 1877 ass;
September, 11:s1 ass; October. 11,75
07s: November, 11.77; December.
1177M7S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-19
n.CHMosp STOCK MARKET.

NY RICHARD w. MAURY.
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Richmond. Va. April Is. 1919.
STATE SECURITIES.
bid Asked.
VI. 81, Old c. and r. 1882 SsI
VI. Cen. :. 5, c. and r., 1891 $50 S6is
CITY SECURITIES.
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STREET HALLWAY BONDS.
N ~. aA1 Power Co. 81.
90 sraEIr ] si;rocKs.
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