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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-31
MUSIC TEACHER.

|racber r.,.lD I,D GERMAN MUSIC
|o'ls Wishes beginners aud advances
@.is On violin ana all wind Ingtru-
'"ofh -. peseret Bank bldg.
uoAtg
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'aoRTHAND REPORTERS

-BERTs g =
'eporis,9 @ BARBl5E, SHORTHAND
I'D and aries "s pubic. Depositions
<Iker Psrt' INVENTION reporting. 10
|cnes- s-6sdhk Sshk bldg. Salt Lake Citv.
lid nss.Wc' Wasatch 1891: residence.
n1T.6
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LADIES' AND GENTS TAILOR


e. w HULL. 20 CONSTITUTION
building. opposite H. c. NJ. l. Your own
material made up. hlsl
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING


JOHN ]. LAAS. MECHANICAL ENaSI
neer: structural designing. general
drafting; iuyenting speciality. 90
Kearns bldg. W 1925. fne5sS
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++RNiTURB SHIPPED AT CUT
feiHnt rates: list your shipments with
we can save you money. Reyser
Hsprcof Storage Co "The Finest in
Ne West" oI7og
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES.

w T.. wTTHBEBEE co. DESIGNERS
and manufacturers Of bar. hank. office
and store fixtures; also agents for cii-
Hard. pool tables and supplies Office
and factory. I5s-lso West 1st SO. Was.
s2ss hss2e
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For Rent-Hotels.
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CONNECTED. $3.50. WATER
Jackets cleaned SO: Z Jackets Sc;
stoves repaired Ontario CT Phone
WaEatch 67lf-W.
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gLEANING AND DyEJNc

&rnen,s sLEANING e DYEINC; CO,
'>,pi .s,,. insured. Superior work,
|ass. aoa delivery Three phones
~ sT Halls U, Broadway. m7sg
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BOWLING ALLEYS.

WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS. o2G
Main. Prizes each week Tor iades
high scores. m55i
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous,

TTTr, - ----~--->----~~-'-->-. -
ono large frame house 20 be removed
20 make room for other improvements.
a TOT % good doors and windows. ono
ltvh tank n. high and > n wide. Ap-
ply Geo. Ross, IS North 2ud West. Was.
'Sf1. n3i26
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SAFES AND VAULTS.

4 COMPLETE LINE or SAFES AND
vaults always on hand few second :
hand safes for salc, Write for circular.
Shealy Safe & Vault Co., ~ p. o. place.
o2s73
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SHIP IT. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
tse United States, Cut rates. Kimball
~ q storace Co. rs SO. Main. m2663
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For Rent-Houses Furnished.


II1REE-ROOM TERRACE, MODERN
cxeept heat with two disappearing
beds. $50 per mo-; 9th SO. and 9th East
|'1one Hyland 3326-J. nn2620
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST.

s--->~~-~s- -
DR. ROBERT W. HALL, PYORRHsA
AND ORAL PRoPHYLAXIS. SIG
KEARNS BLDG. a2J53
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Furniture Moving.


'QUSEHoLD GOODS, PIANOS, OFFICE
inrnlture. safes. etc. Alex Pickering
.ansler Co. c334
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LADIES TAILORING
HAY. GRAIN AND FLOUR.

PHONE. PHONE. PHONE WAS. 1864
for coal by sack or ton: cheapest place
10 buy hay and gain. Cash Commission
Co, f27 w. LIST So, (Union drivers.)
n2S4
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CHINESE HERBS

~~~----~~~--~-------~--
L. SU WOO. l16 SOUTH MAIN. ROOM
I, End floor. Cures Diseases with his
celebrated imported Chinese remedies
Consultatiou free. MISS
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FOR ShLE-ThrGE MODERN ROOM
Ing house central location. part cash.
balance easy payments Call or address
;. 4. Mayer. n East Broadway nrp2e
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For Rent-Garage.

GARAGES SALDSROOM
ftc, tully equipped and the best loca-
|'n In the city. State street bet. 2nd
-Iu Srd South. formerly occupied by the
%ndall- -Dodd Co. Apply G.. S. Holmes.
ince Semloh hotel f130f
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LAUNDRIES.
NATURES FERTILIZER.

sn.TAKA. POWDERED. DISSOLVENT.
odorless, woedless; prepared for plants,
bulbs. lawns. shrubbery, Mfg by Taylor
fertile soils and fertilizers. 1867 Buano
ave, w. 1851 w, for sale by Peoples
Forwarding Co. Porter Walton Co.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Miscellaneous.

ONE or THE BEST OPPORTUNITIES
ever offered in the City avaits a man
Nth $3.50 cash for onc-half interest IN
y business that will guarantee si2s re-
month. SALARY. office work and bank
Ing hours. Call l7s So 10 East u1ss7
FOR SALE GOOD LIVE BUSINESS
for good llvr hustler vfth rome capital
II YOU are looking 'or something good
- an Investment. answer this I'd at once
Tribune nafs
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COAL. AND KINDLING.

Z. u DEAL, COAL, BLOCK WOOD
and kndlinS. lsS East eth SOUTH both
phones. h2s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Hotels and Roominp Houses.

DUNCAN HOTEL. IiEBER. UTAH
Iue We'll know Duncan house al
Hseer VII be offered az p,.bli, saie Rob
lpth. az 10 q. no. = rooms besides ba, H.
toilet and store rooms Lately rsrno5 :
ecd With additions. Furnished complete
and I'm best of condition. Has VOL csfab.
lisncd commercial trBdc Town 900 popu-
lntion-cOuniy seat and center OF pros
porous sheep ana farming district
r-~-N
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FURNITURE REPAIRING.

w. WILLIAMS & son. l66 y. ST. WAS.
4ISl5-W. Cphols,erius, chairs recaned
p23o
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sT0RAGE, MOVING, PACKING,
SHIPPING.

~. MODERN, FIREPROOF WARE
nouse Tor household goods-2oO private
<gmsIyou carry the key, Moving, pack
thlppi1g. Cut rates. Phones 666.
oman Moving e Storage Co. cl59J
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VACUUM CLEANERS

ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEA NERS
rented. si.c5 day. We deliver, demon
stlatc and collect them. American"
i05 Atlas block. Wasatch 2724. m2ilT
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DR. ARTHUR BURROWS, OCUIIST
and auIist: spectacles accurately fitted :
difficult cases solicited. g3o6s
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PRINTING,
PRIVATE HOME.

WILLOWS - MERE. CONFIDENTIAL
confinement secIusion. legal adoption.
Mrs. +. Phillips. ilth u. bet. 18th and
18th So Sugar Sta. Hyland i23I-M.
kS0S2
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FURRIER.
WALLPAPER CLEANING.

HOME PApER CLEANING co, BEST
work; experienced men; prices right
Office. Duvnrs paper store d3t79
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WANTFD--INFLJ'F FSTIAL BUSINESS
'1sn whom J could interest IN an to
yention. No takers need apply. Address
h-ss. Tribune. m20ea
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HAIRDRESSING.

DONE At YOUR HOME BY GRApU.
stes from Velvetina parlors. Goodrich
Sales company. 81 e tth South street.
w. 1886. m2o94
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BUTTONS,
PATENT ATTORNEYS

4 PAT1,N--,, ,S~ - ---,--N>----~~.~>-~--------~
|<rSa EN- EN- INVENTIONS. REGISTER
|oulas zoe or copyright, see 7. NJ.
QUO oudo Savings e Trust bldg
o124
->r,n, CO; ALL COUNTRIES.
'"S reasonable, 22g-7 Judge bldg.
g607
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CHIRoPoDrsI

L. ZAAiBIA. EXPERT FOOT SPECIAL,
list. a East lst SO. n24iI
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/-RM. HOUSE WITH BARN. INQUIRE
3s West 9th So Wa asatch a370W n3l0S
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SEWING MACHINES.

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALI
makes. 100 State. Wasatch 1908.
d3Il,
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sW1TCHES. WIGS. TOUPDgS
N nc, 70 order. Sasse's Hair Factory,
@nlh n2ss6
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DRESSMAKING.


AM ERlCAN GARMENT CUTTERS
school. 40 u Broadway. Hyland 1851.
Cutters School Of DreBsT Ting. k22o6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11

ton Methodist church. one of the
largest churches of the suburbs of
Pittsburg. Pa. The Rev. DR.. Hoff-
man succeeds Rev Charles l.. Goodell,
who has been pastor of Calvary
church for over thirteen years,
Members of the committee selected
to find a new pastor went to Graf
ton to hear and talk with Or Hoff-
man, and when they returned att said
that DR.. Hoffman was the man for
Calvary church. They so reported to
Bishop Wilson. Mr., II. +, Branley,
chairman of the committee said that
they would ask the bishop to send TO
them Rev. DR. Hoffman. Bishop Will
son said that no appointment would
be made antil the annual conference
next month He also said that he
would in all probability abide by the
wishes of the people lin Calvary
church. Mr.. Branley said that DR..
Hoffman has agreed to serve Calvary
church providing Bishop Wilson ap~
proves of him. The annual confer
ence will meet in this city the first of
next month.
Calvary church is the largest Metho-
dist church in the world. and has a
mem bership of $500 persons.
The Rev DIR. Hoffman is looked
upon in Pittsburg as one of its lead
ing pastors. and as the strongest
preacher in the conference. He has
been pastor of the Grafton church for
seven years and has held charges at
the California Avenue church, Pitts
burg, the Sherrington, Pa, church,
and in New Cumberland. w Va. He
is a graduate OF Washington and Jef-
ferson university, Princeton Theo-
logical seminary, and took a special
course at Yale Divinity school. lie
is only forty-fve years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
PESS|MISM DUE
TO SPECULATION
HOWEVER, GERMAN ACCOUNT IN
STOCK MARKET Is A FAIRLY
HEAVY ONE.
BID HIGH FOR GOLD
ENPowTS ARE EXPECTED TO III
LARGE IN RE--ST0CKS
oPEN At DECLINE AND
WEAK.


NbN 9ftN. Ai8F'h ''-- " l'h
Street "ss S.sti pessi i''istAa over '"t
German iha5}2Ia} elsIati@" ''s&s' "''4
altho1En JhIs feSN-5i34siA We t'.''-
aa}E ol speculative nature ta 2 large
extent 'l was not do4"fea }Eal 1'lnTe
were 5A-Iiy heaH3 SattS III sts'i -'.eS
fer German account ana ,ts' mat tof
ether countries lh 1ta1"@'
t'WhE u soAi4s t515@ Was ne
t0a"e ai 14aFhet ta ss'ii'' ~ iAe
ha1As Ne1@ open '..@sHs Ai-- 'ttA." .4ls
ffE7 4f#l- ssE t't
more CISCO ifaAt1E i.fa}4 2. lately ht&
heea y 90 rot contain any aehni5e
indication that saf "@Ts, "! iae Hnah-
cat At-4a4 I'D lte otst1tfs htd oesh
seq" y was reported t0at as hlEh
as ger 'etS was hi@ lot money mere
Ter German ase' Elllilsf1E over the Ist
~ = pr. anu ~ "aS' toeFeIuFe. com
EiolifE IN" 't@Ht st'at- @aio exports iF"ih
ms s35e Would re ef-af geo lh TIRE near
fNEAFe re eit4y k9i4 enlargement
stialA ifee2 1@FsltE ti'e @8E "as one "I
S~6ete0 Tor export 20 Germany
Stocks Open at Decline.
MI the principal stocks opened here
at declines although the fam was not
notable except Iu the case of the Ca
madam Pacific. and Union .PacIac
shares. which are held In Germany
10 "a greater or less extent; aad pres
sure upon these two stocks vas con-
tin0ous throughout the day. neither
of them displaying any particular
rallyinE power. The general market
was. in fact. fairly steady until the
late afternoon. when the constant
sesinr of the TWO stocks named pro
duced sympathetic weakness in other
directions
a SPECIAL reason. perhaps for the
recession In Union Pacific vas that
il has become more questionable
whether the present Union Pacific
Southern Pacific reorganization plaD
can 20 through and whether the mat
ter NAV not involve new proceaafD.vs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
BIBLES PART IN
WORLDS HISTORY
DIR. NJ. \. HONIINE LECTURES
INSTRUCTINELY TO AUDI
ENCE OF TEACHERS.

Tracing the finger of God in the
important historical events since the
beginning of the world, DR., NJ a.
Honline gave an instructive and
graphic review of the part religion
had played in history to a small but
intelligent audience of teachers al
the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton last night,
DIR. Honline is a thorough student
of the Bible as we'll as of ancient and
modern history, and his exposition OF
the influence of the Book OF Books
on the march of civilization was in
teresting from start to finish.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
the lecturer addressed a large audi
ence IN Broad Street Methodist
church on THE Boy Problem" and
by special request lecture again to-
night at the. Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium
on the same subject.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, March Butter
Receipts, 6,623 packages. The open
Ing was characterized by decided firm
ness on the top grades Of creamery
and with light offerings, prices ad-
vanced I-2 cent. Creamery extras
36 1-2 a az; ditto. tirsts. Is n S.; ditto
held extras. 355.
Cheese Receipts were ass boxes
The market Is quiet, but prices show
little change State whole milk held
white apd colored. fresh specials
II IA d1S; average held, fancy
is IL or, winter made, specials
I6 -.Q17~
Eggs Receipts were 1854 cases
The market is literally supplied, and
prices broke badly.
Fresh gathered extras. 190 20;
State, Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry white fancy large new laid
240 25; ditto, fair TO good. 20Q23.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
MANY ASP|RANTS
FOR JUDGESH|P
ANOTHER CANDIDATE BoBS Up IN
THE STATE or WEST
VIRGINIA.
BYRD'S CHANGES GOOD
FRIENDS IN WASHINGTON ACTIVE
IN HIS BEHALF-yIRGtNIA
CLAIM TO HONOR Is
STRONGEST
BYRD'S CHANGES GOOD

AS the time draws near for the ap-
pointment of a successor to Judge
Nathan Golf, who viii resign his
place on the United States circuit
bench very shortly to become United
States senator from West Virginia,
interest IN President Wilson's prob
able action in the premises grows
apace. and the situation apparently
becomes more complex
A phase OF the matter advanced
by some Richmond attorneys. is the
possibility of the vacancy being filled
by the appointment of one of the four
Judges of the commerce court, who
will soon be out of Jobs by reason of
the adjustment of that tribunal
These Judges. it is pointed out. were
induced to forsake good positions, to
accept Commerce court judgeships,
and will soon be out through no fault
of their own, but by congressional ac-
tiOn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11

Having qualified under viii on
estate of T. Wiley Davis, deceased, all
persons and parties indebted thereto
settle With The undersigned a. 27oo
East Broad street. city. All persons
and parties having claims against
estate Will present same for payment
TO undersigned at 2T00 East Broad
street. city.
GEORGIAN DAVIS. Executrix,
T. WILEY DAVIS, JR., Executor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
In Circuit Court

Judgment was entered IN the City
Circuit court in the suit of the
Planters National bank against A
c. and F. NJ. Bedford for S421.3o.
The suit of Dora Garter Seay
against the Virginia Railway and
Power company was ordered to he
dismissed 1t has been compromised
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
DR. HOFFMAN FOR
CALVARY CHURCH
YOUNG PITTSBURG PASTOR is
CALLED TO LARGEST METHO-
DIST CONGREGATION.

NEW YORK. March lot leaked
out in Methodist circles today that
the man to be chosen pastor of Cal
vary Methodist church. Seventh ave
nue. and Twelfth street, would be the
Rev Dr. Hoffman, of the Pittsburg
conference, and pastor of the Graf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
RICHMoND HAY MARKET.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe e Coz
Petersburg. Va, March 10. 1913.
SPANISH ET-Steady.
VIRGINIA MARKFT--Firm,
Jumbo. 394 c per III,
Fancy, 3 y per lb,
Extra Prime, "a c per lb.
Machine picked, Sc to 34c per ID,
Smelling stock 2&c per ID.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
IcnYes For Florida.

Rev. J. NJ. Rowland, pastor Of
Laurel-Street Methodist church, left
yesterday for a trip of two weeks.
going as far South as Florida. ON
returning home ne viii visit his
mother in North Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11

A. l. MCCLELLAN, Southern Stock Yards
Corporations
CHAs " VAUGHAN. Wholesale and Retail
Hardware
w L. WALTERS, President Commonwealth
Bank;
II. n. PHILLIPS President
w. CREED DAVIS. President Sitterding-Car-
neal Davis Company,
r. H BRUCE. Vice President Union Securities
and Realty Corporation
F. c. EBEL, Merchant Tailor. and Chairman
Richmond City School Board.
F. T. SUTTON. Jr., Commemorative Attorney
Herco County
Company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11

Robert Jenkins and Frank Lewis
both negroes, were found guilty yes
terday in Henrico courthouse Of steal
ing a quantity of harness valued at
$40 from G. f. Rose and were each
fined $40 and sentenced to six months
in iail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO March 10.-The grain
market WIS duii today Wheat show
ed further weakness and closed frac-
tionally lower. Corn and oats were
steady and closed unchanged for some
months. and trife higher for others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11

II f. Tragic, the well known drug
gist. has left the hospital, where he
has been confined for several days.
He is now rapidly recovering; at his
home in Highland. Park
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
The Weather

Forecast for Tuesday and "wednesday.
Virginia: Generally fair Tuesday
not much change in temperature;
moderate variable winds
North Carolina Generally fair Tues
day and "Wednesday; moderate temper
atures; light variable Winds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
Narrows to Two states.

IT Is tacitly admitted by all who
are interested that the contest has
narrowed down TO Virginia and West
Virginia, and the fact that the lat
ter State had another candidate in
the field for the judgeship became
known generally yesterday. Judge
William c. Bennett. of Weston. for
twenty years on the State circuit
bench, Is the man. and 1t is thought
by his friends that he has a splendid
chance.
1t is argued. however. that Vir-
ginias claim to the honor is strong
est. as this State has not had a
Judge on the Circuit court bench
since 1t was established. and Viz
ginia aspirants are coming nobly to
the front. Those prominently men,
toned in connection with the posi-
ton are Richard Evelyn Byrd.
Charles V. Meredith A. W. Patterson.
Willis b. Smith. Judge r. Carter
Scott of Richmond John S. Barbour.
Of Fairfax, and Walter II. Taylor, of
NOrfolk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11

IL noon temperature. Observation-Disclosures. 81
3 r. Nj. temperature. ......a...... so
Maximum temp up to s 2. II ~ 80
Minimum temp. up to +. Nj. Al
Mean temperature ..-... AZ
Normal temperature ... As
Excess intemPerature today ...... 4
Excess in temp, since Mar. l. 10
airy !. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 291
Rainfall last twenty-four hours. Is
Deficiency in rainfall since Mar. i. So
January / ................... 200
Local Observation T.. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature ................... At
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. ga
MULTIPLICATION ................ East
Mlhd-Neioclty 'tt.s-......+.... D
Rainfall last twelve hours. ....... is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
Mr.. Byrd's Friends Active.

Since the inauguration of President
Wilson friends of Richard Evelyn
Byrd have been active in Washing
ton in his behalf 1t is freely re1
ported that Mr.. Byrd can have the
1udgeship If he wants it. and his
friends have let it he known that he
will accept If appointed.
II has been whispered that the fact
that Charles v Meredith did not vote
for Bryan in 1896 might be held
against him at this time. but friends
Of Mr.. Meredith declare that Attor-
ney-General McReynolds. who will
have much TO do with this appoint
ment, never voted for the commoner
at any time. and, therefore, such an
incident certainly would cut no fig
ure In the matter Of q Circuit court
appointment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Reported by Richard w Naurv. T0ls
East Main street, Richmond. Val
Richmond. VA, March 10 1919
STATE SECURITIES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11

~
400 American Beet Sugar .,.....
500 AllIs- Chambers ..--.-....,
All}s- Chalmers pfd. ,..,....
80 100 Analg amated Copper ......
10 tna American Can s.-..........
500 American Can. pfd. .....-. 49,
SOC American Car and Foundry.
Amer car and Foundry pfd.
200 American Cotton OIL .......,..
100 American Locomotive $500.
TT7 -TF77FTJCTTT f50CTTTl0TTVG. pTd 3.
4 1AH American Smelling 80
I6' American sugar -.....,.....
aaa American Tel. and Tel Co.,
500 American Tobacco com -...
500 American Tobacco, pfd, tDcW
I goa Anaconda Copper .........,.s.
T. 600 AtChisoD .-.,..... .,.-... ......... Ga.
Atlantic Coast Ldne........
500 Baltimore and ohio. .......
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
81 @s@ Canadian Pacific ,.-,..... ......
400 Chesapeake and ohio. ,......
500 Chicago Great Western ....,
uaa ChieagU, Mil. and 81. Paul. -.
500 chicago and Northwestern p.
TlpvV Gin. chi. and ST. Louis
7|f' Central Leather 800 g.. b.
) 100 Colorado Fuel and Iron ......
Colorado and Southern 20.
Colorado and South lst pfd.
Colorado and south I'd pfd,
100 Consolidated Gas ....-.-.
Delaware ard Hudson. ......
Denver and Rio t3Tande. com,
Denver and Eto GraHde. pfd.
o0o Dia.iliers' sec Cor ..,-......
3 h#N s-ftH
goo Es}e. jst pfa- ....s,.........-=..
+oH General Electric .e.....- .....
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HE'D HAVE TO

A clergyman decided to take up
golf. Accordingly he bought set of
clubs, etc., and took to the links. He
got a caddie to go along and they
teed up for drive-off.
Mentally the good man ran over
the instructions on driving and then
took a mighty swing at the bright
new ball. He missed it foot. Again
and again he swung until his ribs
cracked.
Then, taking especial care, he
swung again.
Crack" went the club against the
ball and "zip"-it darted at right an
giles over the fence into field beyond
the railway line.
"Wen, I've got to give it up!" he
said with a sigh.
sWhat, golf?" asked the caddie.
"No-the ministry!"-Fun.