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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-16
NEW YORK rRoDucE MARkET.

New York, March -Tiour--Quiet and
easier spring patents. s5.@5 4r5.5S rye Flour
and Cornmealstcady. Rye-ouict. Barley
steady. Wh"at-spot weak: No. red, si.Os,.
elevator. export bass aud sio5 T. o. b.
aiioat Futures iiiUii.c. lower. May
sl.ei lie: July. si.oS's. Corn--Spot easy:
30. ., .Si:c elevator. domestic basis 10 ar
rive, and export ISI.a. (. o. II. a1cat. Tho
futures market nominal. Oats--Spot
easy; standard white, S9c. IN elevator; No.
2, "9isc. Futures nominal.
1ork-firm. Boc!-S,eady. cut Meats
Dnll. Iard-Stcady. Talinw aud Petroleum
STEADY, Wool- Quiet. Resin aud Turpcntinc
STEADY. Rcc-Firu. Molassos-S steady
Sngar-Raw. steady refined. quiet Coffee
Futures closed steady, net unchanged Ia s
Points higher spot, steady: Rio No :, Ii7.
liiac.; Snu;os. M. {. I5i.c.; mild. quiet; Cor
dora. iGpi Sr, nominal HITTER aud Cheese.
Firm. Pcistocs-Sicaiy: Bermuda late
crop, No. ]. S6n6.IS; Maine. IN bulk sand
800 Cnopa Scs Firm: California. s3a :. g.
rr'shts-- steady; grain ny steam TO London
aud Liverpool, S,sd Dranuts--.unohangcd
Cottonseed oil was quiet with prices easier
under scattered liquidation in March on ten
dcrs OF around l.2o1 barrels and withdrawal
OF hnl support. Trading, WAS mostly nrofas-
Si"naL Closing prices were generally las
point. net lower. Mairh. 5.6i ia 56.; April
90 1851: MAJ. 5sSu $50. juno. a.Iaa5.7t:
July, '.1S "5'H; prim. crude, i.i a g. 50:
prime summer yellow $50 qGGi: primo win.
toy Yellow 6o}UG.i'i primo summer white,
5.S5IG@.
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ABSENCE OF MRS. REID
BRINGS OUT NEW RULE

London, March 15.-An interesting
change In court precedence has bean
ordered by King George. whereby tho
wives OF ambassadors will take rank
with their husbands Hitherto the
wives OF ambassadors to the court of
st. James had no rank OF their own.
If they appeared at court unattended
by their husbands they were Obliged
to take a low position in the process
sion. coming after the junior ministers
Tn, continued indispositlon OF White
law Reid, the American ambassador. as
well MS the Illness of the Marquis I'M
periali. the Italian ambas dor. placed
the wives OF these two diplomats in
delicate position. AZ the last court
Mrs. Reid rcfraincd from attending, and
the presentations of American women
we're made hy the Countess Bcnckcn-
dorff. the wife of the Russian ambas-
sador. who is the doycnn> of tho diplo-
matte corps.
King George Immediately cut this
rcd tape. Through the master Of GER
emonics he issued the new order so
That Mrs. Reid should be able TO pre-
sent her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES person.
ally Mt to-night's function. II Ia not
expected. however, that she will be
present, as she remains constantly
aml,a ssador Is confident that with the
advantage of country air he Will soon
bc able to shake off the bronchitis
from which he is suffering, and which
he has been unable to get rid OF In
london
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the skies made last week, and came,
uron two plates taken last Monday
which confirmed tho finding Of Protea-
sor Errebo
The plates show the star to be 1T
the fifth magnitude. while it's dis
-corcrer found it only OF tho fourth
magnitude The position q. the star
for 1865 Is II. A.. g hours 1876 min
"a minutes. This position places IL In
the constellation Gcmin. ana IL IS
about !. degree and 81 minutes sout;.
OF the Theta Gcminorum In the last.
twenty years about iifteen new stars
have been seen. The minority Of thcnc
have been found by tho Harvard force
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NyorIi', yI.,,,,. c.

,t Mfw orleans March l5.--Sccrc,a,.,
bic S' s,nri statement, Of thu worlds visi-
SHOWS the total visible 10 he u-uaE y
Ssa'n i 6'ss2.ii7 last week and so 81,
ihst year. OF this the totai -,
I i,iHSri is1 cotton is GosSe,O75. against
year. and Of all other Kinds mi, iast
ais:,! Hra%il: India, etc, los oo6
nas l.2ii,o"o last week and i,ioG >
OF the worlds visible s,,nn,,,
ton there is now anoat ana , VI cot
:, !, 20 on sritain and Continental E.uronr
".S"o,ooo bales. against 2,6S3. 900 IL az, a,
E is, IN Egypt, 2'6,ooO, against s.tioo
-, 81 SOD and in tho United States !, I.
"o''ooe, against i.o61 900 last year -
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Y ork
Stock Market

New York, March l5.--Thero was
another ontburst of bullish enthusiasm
In the local stock market to-day.
new high level for the present move
ment The demonstration in the frs,
hour was unusually impressive by
somothing like 100000 shares changing
hands.
The advance was again noteworthy
for the strength shown by some OF the
minor specialists. but leading stocks
also held consistently strong. especial
y the coppcrs. n the railway group
there WAS further demand for tho
Fries. which sent the common stock
III, TO within n fraction OF last years
high figure. The activity of these
issues was attended by rumors OF
terests. These rumors have served
on previous occasions, End were no
more conirlnablc to-day than before
Gould stocks also made 4 good show
ing, the rise being based upon the
generally accepted idea that the lines
OF that system again are becoming fac
Aeids. "
In the last hour tnS market was
again subjected TO considerable sell
ing. no small part of which originated
with the short interest, who became
embroidered at tho coal trade condi-
lions here and abroad.
Final dealings rejected mixture
Of short selling and further profit
alternate fractional gains and losses,
but net results favored the bull ac-
count In the main. even though gains
IN some of the leaders were complete
iy wiped out Total dealings oggre-
gated $4,000 shares, and were the
largest with few exceptions In some
weeks.
Bonds were firmcr. with especially
largo dealings in the Eric issues.
Total sales, par value, amounted TO
SS6l1.oO0. United states IS, coupon,
advanced Ii per cent, and the Pan
anna SIS, coupon. declined Is on call. Il.
Total sales $4,000 shares, including
Amalgamated Copper, $4,000 Atlantis
Coast Line, COO; Chesapeake and OHIO,
S10O: Erie. $500; Louisville and
Nashville, 500: Norfolk and Western,
$500: Reading. $500: Sloss-Sheiicid,
200: Southern Railway, $500; southern
railway preferred, 1900; Tennessee
I-n fid states steel 1sa,5oo; Virginia ;
Carolina Chemical, 400.
New York, March l5.-Moncy on Gail
steady. 2 1-44@2 IL per cent; ruling
rate, . SIS: closing bid. 3.S; oftcrea
Mt Ala Time loans firm: Sixty days.
3n9l-4 per cent: ninety days. It@l
31-a: ak months lag "a. Primo
mercantile paper, to 1-2 per CENT;
Standing exchange steady, with actual /
husiress in bankers bills at si.S42o
for eiXty-day bills and at s4SI2s Tor
demand Commercial bills, Sass -.
Bnr silver, 5S s-S Mexican dollars Az !
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PICTURE REVEALS
DIAMONDS BEAUTY
Seemingly Impossible Accom-
plished in Printed Reproduc-
tion of the Hope" Jewel.

There is 10 more talked o: Jewel
in the world than the fatcful Hope
diamond which recently passed into
the possession OF the Washington So
ciety woman who has dc6cd super
stition In insisting upon wearing the
stone. which has brought misfortune
and death to the royal personagcs and
wealthy individuals who have posses:,-
cd 1t in the past.
inc assertion that tns diamond or
any other diamond could be repro
duccu on paper so as TO give any idea
OF its iridesccnt beauty would seem
TO be the height of the ridiculous, and
yet the picture Of the Hope stone,
Which appears upon one OF the many
color plates of T5verybody's encyclopedia.
now being presented by The Times
Dispatch 10 It's readers. is surprisingly
beautiful
The care and artistic ability used
III creating II picture Of this great ,Iia :
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INTO five volumes. enhancing instead OF
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BOND LIST.

hsis- Chalmers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6n
American Tobacco Co old is........... 49,
American Tobacco Co. old Gs............ 1905
Atlantic Coast Line lst is.....,.......... -.
a. c. LII and y. col. tt. IS (bid).... Mla
a -. T.. cow 4 Gu BaliimurcJ. lVG
Chesapeake and Ohio cony. i=s....... eS,s
IigEett & Myers Tob. 90. as............. 'i!s
L!sgett.& Mycrs Toh Co 5s............ i!is
I.or!liss-,l COMPANY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9;7s
I,orlllard Company Observation-Disclosures. ~
Norfolk aud Western conv. ss.... 100
Seaboard Air Line stamped 81 tbd).. So
scaboard Air Line adj. IS tbidl. ....... .2!.
southern Railway 90. is...-.,........... .ci.,
southern Halfway 90. rs Cbidt ......... los
u. S. steel End Observation-Disclosures. loS,s
Na.-Browu Rro=. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Gar. Chen - tb!dp ....,............. 1907.
VI ny. aud Power Co. IS tbidl.......... IS
Wabash deb. Observation-Disclosures. 6I,s
"abash-hit;s. Term LIST is.............. -
Panama IS tnow, bid Observation-Disclosures. 1915
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Tcster'. Wc.kIy s,n,.,,

new Orleans March 1J.-SScrct.ry
n ,tcrs weekly New Orleans Cotton
r;,Nchahgc statement. issued to-dav
SHOWS FOR the fifteen days of March
81 increase OF the totals over last
~ rar .. "to."oo, and an Increase over
a an o same period year before last OF
FOR tho l?i days of the season that
n ,SI ,o elapsed the aggregate is ahead
'" ~, ha!s OF last year 2,S29.00o, and
.tHcad OF The same days year bcforn
last i.6G5.Oo0
Fhc amount brought into sight DIR
,mS INC past week has been 2a3.962
'"'"s' AGAINST ln3,i27 for tho same
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5ales; ,tock, i6s,sa9 balc.; export coos,wisc,

bales; stock, 1850 bales: export Coas,wisc,
Total to-day at all port.-Net roccir,s.
,"''"'' oalcs: export To Great Britain ~ 81;
oa!es; to Franco. $3.50 bnles: to the Cont
5,rn,, las 5aies; to japan. ..5to bales !:
SSnSoiidated at all porta--Nct rccetpts.
J 's,H"' bales: export to Great Britain, Ia SsI
pa.es; to Franco, g7,74s bales: to tho Cont
NIT . S'''.3 Dales: To Japan. t.335 balcs
iotaA since September at all ports-Set
Tecelpis' l"4saSs: bales; export to Great
nritan. S4meia hnles; to France, l.oi3.s,s
paIcs; 70 The Continent. 3.sio.6i4 bales; 10
Japan. ss2,ols bales: to Mexico. 5.;.Ss hale.
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COTTON MARKETS

Eastern belt were considered tic cjttise o..
an opening advance in the cotton market
o-dGy. bui lric"a later on caseh OF under
active rcalt@inE aud prospects for moro fAy-
c.s'bo weather iii The South over SUNDAY
with the coso barely s;paIy nci ! poiut
higher to poir,s lower rnc inio.slsh,
movement proved sliGbilg Under c>p.cta.
'Alin1 ofi a. compared with 'ust week and
hs Weekend sta,'mcai Appeared to DO
''ihont any particular Influence Il, In, mar.
Aonal GinncTs Association ial ginning
.hFei were ociwcor lG,crtCc0 aud i5.e5tt0
ffccipis' At iii@ pVrtS to-day $50 baios
-ddy's receipts a, Galveston 5.9Ss iml.s
INST s,.s' iast 'cav; ai Ncw orleans Llse
IS against l.-a. lag. year. aud al IInt,.
O'soA hiIes :S:iHsi l.'sJj las; ycaT
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NANAI. STORES

:iminston. n. c.. March ,5.-spirl.s .r,,r.
ben, lhn.SteHdy a, iSHc.; receipts cask
~, rrosn i-,StcadE az s.; receipts III barrels,
,.~,,. I'm I'm az Sl.%: receipts ell barrels.
CENTS is barrels. sfs 800" 80 re-
,,; snvannah, ca. March is.-rurnon,inc-
,no . al t.. va is1sc; receipts iH casks: shin
LII, ,n.n's VIZ casks; stock .O.3i5 casks nn,in
Urn: sales $50 barrels: receipt, i0s haprnIs.
n na,ns 2:s5t barrels: stock $3.50 baIrcIs
Iirn at i9a is,sc RotinIFirm 1 nn%.a. :,
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MiImIng.on Minis Cnn.

WilmIngton, y. c., March lS.-Thc
state convention OF l;iks at Newborn.
y. C.. was featured ycstcrdn by com
petitivc drill by delegations from tho
various lodges OF the State. the hand
some silver cup being awarded to WI
minSton. which city was also honorci
with selection as tho next place OF
meeting.
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NEW STAR IS DIscovEnEp.
Report of Professor Errebo, Of Norway.
-.-. L. Verified nj HnrYaril.

Cambridge. Mass. March l5.-Irro-
fcssor lGrrebo, of the Astronomical, OBJ
scrvatory at Donlbass, Norway, has
gives the heavens u new sta.. His
discovery was announced in q cable
gram from Professor knhoid of the
observatory t'Kiel, Germany to Pro-
lessor Edward c. Pickering, director
OF the Harvard Observatory. On tho
receipt of the news the photographing
force here went over the negatives Of
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND, M,uc,r :. 49,,
ARRIVED
steamer BRANDON. Harvey. N,,rfo,,,
chn ndnsc and passensers OH no,nIot, ,ntE-
:, . ",ea'nSr aurora. l7,iI1nan petersburs az,
.n n,,ss Hiyer landings merchandise and ,""
scnsers Furnan Line ana pas
SAILED
chnndi.c n,"ndon' Harvey. Norfolk mer
S, s' "hu passengers. Old DomInIor ~.
In NJ me- Hto"tack. Graves. Norfolk ami
seneer. 'iv yirr andins. merchandise and a
sloane N. . Navigation Company.
La ,tss pt aurora, furman, Petersburg and
James hinei landings mcrcha,Iise and an ana
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Sales. Stock.
go Allls-Chalmcrs
leo Ais Chalmers. pfd..
df,"W AmalEamated Copper -.
S.oVp Amer. Agri. Chem, com
LEO Amcr. Beet Sugar, com. /.
lS,SU Amaric.r Can ..........
l,0U Amer. IAN. pfd.. y IECc. f.
z,No Amer. Car ana Foundry.
Amor. Car and Foun.. pfd
1900 American Cotton OIL.
American Linsccd Oli....
500 American Locomotive -.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
200 Amer. Malt Co, MD.
$50 American Smelling .....
:.4o American Sugar
3,l" Amer. Tel. and Tel. TO.
no American Tobacco. com.
200 Amer. lob. pfd.. new.
ll,iW Anaconda Copper
$40 Atchison .........
d" Atlantic Coast Line. -.
\. {. l.. of Connecticut. :.
l0.1n lial.lmorc' and Ohio. 49,.
!lnJ Brittsh-Amcr. Tob. CO..
i,6lo brooklyn Rapid Transit.
@IW Central Leather. com. f.
5,em Canadian Pacific ..........
o.lp chesapeake and Ohio.
2pD Chicago Great Western.
'.Hn Chi. Mil. ana st. Paul.
200 Crucible Steel Cor. com.
lIo Crncibie Steel. pfd.......
9.o Chicago and Northwest.
Tn Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Colorado and Southern. :.
S3o Consolidated Gas
..ln Dclaw arc and Hudson.
400 Den. and Rio Gran, com.
20 Den. and Rio Gran, .pfd.
100 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
~. foe Erie ..................
ll,2p Eric. 1st pfd..........
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
6. w. Helmc T. Co. CON
2.2c5 General Electric
'."A Great Northern. pfd..
SO Great Northern Ore ctfs
100 Illinois Central ..........
l.lUD Jnterborn- Mot. .........
"'lr Intecloro-Met.. pfd. =.
Gp Int. MGR. Marine. com.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. March l5--rhc c,,,on 49,
Urinary markets ruic very strong with ,ha
nehihnu active. Wide fruit % tho loon,
IimII',infs nave been advanced Ic. pcr yard.
n"oo'rs report q steady trade Wool mar
he,s reported here are nrrncr Yarns nr.
very steady. aus are
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MISCELLANEOUS M.lIsErs.
PErERsnt-nG pE,N,.r ~

wv FESANG MNlSNET.
,heported by Rodgers. McCabc & Coz
it'rrHourg, Va March I5-Pcanuts-
Hranish.-Market strong at .5c. per bushci
,,,ttrS'n'as-Market firm: fancy Jumbo. tsy
i..e. per pound: fancy handpickad, csc pcr
ronnd; extra prime, 2ta9fas,c. urine a..
.aasIi"% picked. 3I3tsc. per pound; shclIInc
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coGNTRY-cURED BACo.
INEKEV CONDITT,oNs

Hen:-tndsr extremely heavy receipts not
so active, Eegs-Ncry active and prospects
for higher market: also butter Live
chickens. turkeys and dressed poultry scarce
and wanted. Illdcs -ENtremely nctivc.
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New York. March Observation-Disclosures.
-."H mead. Market Arm TO shade higher.
steers. s'afS"'; bulls, siM6.25 cows. ss.so5p
80; 'aN ends 3. Talves-Rec4ipts "a. head
"'rh't steady Ncals, s6M Io.E-o culis &; CO.
o"rnyards $50 so. sheep and I.anbsNHc,
ce'pts "..uN head. Market steady tn Arm
sneep SiH5.1b cuis Is +! n 80 1921, n 10 .
Hneep sin 5.3u: culls s3IS5o; lambs can
80 culis, asa 90: ycarltnss s55na h 20
lioss--Eeceipts 800 head Market weak n
s1'S"aA='; piGr, s5f9m6.75.
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Chieaso, H.. March 5.-Ca;tie-Receir,s
20" head. Market steady. Beeves. saISso:
200: stoclScrs and feeders a. lo16oo. cows
anu heifers' 81" $50; calves, S5ISuS. 5
iiogs-Receipt' :o,ooo head. Market i5G a5c.
higher. Light. s6.SoI7.oS; mixed. sssoGp5 oi /:
hehNy, sesoMIle; rough, sS.@G6ao: pirs
Si'og 500; bulk of sales. s6sS9TN. sheer
necelnts 1000 head. Market strong. Native.
s.Sv $50; westc-n. SI..6d5.6o: yeariinss, 81
1910: lambs, native f5.5G;5o; western
so.765T.6e. "FS''' ~
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spot, contract. Si.ol,r. Ccrn-Easicr. spot
contract 6?',c. Oats--Stcady: No !. whits
~ q SIS Rye-Nominal: 40. western
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LOCAL MARKEr QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co., Com
mission Merchants, Richmond, Val
Richmond, Va. March Is. i,,..
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTaTIoSS az,
MARKET
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RIollMoNp mAY MAnkrr

"a
Load your cars 80 that buv at doors 80
iesents contents. and thus avoid reflections
rms market grades hay in accordance
citation.
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Commonwealth Bank

II North Ninth Street.
!, VIC have branches conveniently located
throughout the city--i01 East Broad
street, Iwcnty-hfth and Broad Streets,
1914 Williamsburg Avenue.
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sget cotton closed aulc; nnd urchan.e,l.
adding npiands. 1919; niddms quiz. !i.ep
Thlcs, i,'e5 males.
Cotton. quiet middIng, 1875: not recoint..
.'h D"lcs gross. I.ss. bales sales, ~,
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at price 10 WHICH iatcfcst must DO added.
Income bonds and certificates OF indebted
mess are nat.
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RICHMOND GRAM M,n,, ~,

richmond, Va. March Is, 1912
WHEAT--Car LOIS. '.'SS'
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tdi.p:; ~ rcd. stTstoi; 80. nara :, al
fl'oi: No hard. Mi.dsic2; NO north.
eTn. H"H liz; No. . northern slUT@i;n.
10 2 northern. H."Sai.m No spring do
IL No. spring. SC si.os: No 4 sprjnv n
g i,o.. lfifrt char, :Nsl.os: durum taa
AZ: ~ 80, y ". IN, ssf.9i'c 10. white
.. M"Ssc; No. yell"H, 6515.i=c; No
s'f'3r 80, "tite. So q15isc No iy.'
low. 5JisU fIjc ca;s-No. : white. ga, aE,r
40 White. aii5 j3sc.; No. I white, 5ii.4
s@Te.; atandard. 53a5ic.
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FIRST .UNITARIAN GHuRcH tFIoYp
AMBER T. RoWsER. minister. Subject 70.
Sundoy. March IL. Tho Simple I.ife-A
Cure for the 'Ecstiess Spirit of tho Timcg. .
Services Il Ii O'Clock. All seats FREQ.
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Gbasrt Ruttt.s.
PREsnYrERIAS.

? II PkESB1 TFTtINN 'IiUlkIH
tGracc and Madison notwithstanding at
+. r. MerNDES. u d 'n,bic CInsscs a., 10
sunday School n $3.50.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAS CHURCH.
Rev. RUSSELL CECIL, u. D., pastor. Ser
Vices Sunday at II \. NJ. and p. ~
sunday school al e:l5 ~ VI wcdncsda.
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SALES AT BOAHD'
rc,turie,-l1.6oo ct s7i,

ys.-csr. Chem. p,d. p. 100 llo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-18
FIND CHARREDB BODY:
 FOUR MEN ARRESTED

Jonesboro, Ga. November 17.-Four arrests were made here today after the finding of the charred body of a man identified as John King. a Clayton coun- ty farmer, in the ashes of burned outhouse of the Hebron Primitive Baptist tist church near this place.
 The theory advanced by the police is that King was killed in an alterca- ton over poker game and his body burned to conceal the crime. When last seen by friends Saturday night King is said to have borrowed money with which to take part fin a poker game.
 shortly after the discovery of the body by W. " Foster, a nearby farmer, Chief sach Rowan of the Fulton county police brought bloodhounds to the scene in an effort to apprehend the alleged slayers of King. owing to the large crowd which had assembled about the place the dogs were unable to pick up the trail.
 The men arrested are said to have been seen in the company of King Sat urday and are being detained on sus- picion. They are Will Lee and Will Edwards, employees in a local cotton gin and B. F. Lee and Walter Hender- son, farmers All are young men.
 King was 52 years old and married.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-18
WILL HOLD SERIES OF
 PRAYER MEETINGS
Accomplish Much Work Toward the Completion of the New
 Road-Hold Bazar

Greenville, November 17.-(Special. )-The ladies of the Methodist church will this afternoon begin series of prayer meet ings. The services will be held each afternoon during this week in the au- ditorium of the Methodist church. A leader has been appointed for each after noon and interesting topics will be dis cussed in addition to the prayer services.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will hold a bazaar and Thanksgiving dinner in West Greenville Friday November %. The proceeds of the bazaar will be used for some special work being pushed by that organization for the church,
 The past week has been one of the best the Greenville-Fo Forest Home good roads builders have experienced since they began work some weeks ago. They accomplished much work this week The people of the county are anxiously lwait- ing the completion of this road, for Green vile and western Butler county will he greatly benefited. The road will be yix- teen miles in length and built by the sand and clay process.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-18
N. W. MILL|GAN
 BURNS ID DEATH

Jacksonville, November 17.-(special)- One of the saddest deaths ever occurring at Jacksonville was that of N w. Milli- gan familiarity known as Newt" this morning at 7.9O o'clock, caused by burns he received Saturday evening about 10:SO o'clock
 Mr. Milligan was standing before an open grate preparing to retire when his clothing became lgnited He ran into the hall calling for aid A quilt was thrown around him, which smothered the flames, bul not before he was severely burned from his knees to his throat, physicians were called and his wounds were dressed.
 MI. Milligan rested very quietly all night but began 10. sink about o'clock and died a few minutes after It is sup posced that he inhaled more of the flames than was apparent at the time of the accident MT. Milligan was the son of Rev s. N. Milligan of this place. He is survived by his parents, several brothers and sisters, d wife and infant daughter. He was one of Jacksonville's most enter prising young merchants, being head of the firm of the Millisan Mercantile com pany. Funeral arrangements will be an ncunced later.