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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-08-02

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ARTICLE 8.
the = l,d tine Il Of the commencement Of said
AUGUST il the year 1918, and the p psrio ID
for which said cornoration shall continue
shall be thirty $500 years from said
ARTICLE A.
The amount Of the capital stock If
sa1d dna shall BE fifty thousand
ssed 5oe shares Of one hun nun ea n dol
liars ($I00.00) each. All stock when sub.
Iscribe for shall be paid in, as required
aRTIcLB s.
i The highest amount of indebtedness
| of this corporation shall not exceed at
apg tine the sum Of two osd h1ndred and
80 'iouss'la ARTIcLE '3 6. :.
| sp The government of this corporation
be vested In. a board of not less than
| three nor more than FIVE (5)s diree-
tors, and the Following officers to-wir:
VICE ana
Board of Directors out of their own
tnumber. The same person may act as
Secretary and Treasurer Of said corpora
The names and places OF residence of
the persons forming this corporation are
as follows:
R, y. sch9maker, Bemidji' MINI
/ ~ Jacobson, Bemidji- MINI.
/ Inc BOARD Oh DlrectOrSf may. appoint
such other officers or agents as il may
/ deem advisable
ARTICLE T..
Meetings Of the stockholders of said
corporation for the election of directors
and the transaction of other business
shall be held at the office Of said cor
poratio a t said Bemidji annually on the
| (lst) day Of August in each year COM
mencing with the year 1918, and until
Esuch meeting the said A. g. Wedge, SJr,
/ r: 81. Schumacher and G. NJ Jacobson, ali
OF 5Bemidji,i Mimi, will constitute such
Board Of Directors
hereunto set our hands, this oath day Of
July, 1913.
A. g. WEDGE, r JR.
| .sR. H. SCHUMACHER +,
G. M. JACOBSON. "
In the presence of
/ 80 G. II ASIR
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.Daiiy. Weekdays. gSundays only.
All trains to from Byrd Street Station
stop al Eiba. Time o arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read the signs.
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LETTER y DAY woN \ BRIDE.
Army Captain, pcrsistcncN Rroupht al
from l,ImSNnM a M,l

New York, Juno Eff YOU viii write Ia
me- every day for two Gears viii come
back aud marry you" said Jane, Gardner.
aaushter Of J. merchant In Glasgow. as Size
clmhed the sansp!ank ~ = Europe bound
inner ~" years and ten days ago. aitd waved
k"oi 10y I" captain Philip l.. smith United
states Army, standing the pier.
~ III write dozen a day II that will bring
You back sooner. megaphoncu the captain
raj! '
"oRe day win show mo ali right
laughed back the girl
Yesterday she came buck on the Columhi..
from Glasgow 10 keep her promise for She
said as she landed, the captain had KEEP,
5" they werc married in the afternoon At
the home OF one oi Miss C;arducrs friends
h"siness made II Impossible for her father
I" cross with her 50 Miss Gardner was
gwen away By captain John Black. Of the
Columbia, al old friend OF the family.
The Romance began while Miss Gardner
"as visiting friends here. She met captain
smith, who was then stationed at Fort
Ihenins. kS. They We're mutually attracted.
anu me captain suggested that they be- mar
tiro before she returned home. But the sirI
insisted that she must return to Scotland
The captain. she said had written Ts0
letters she has them 70 show, She SatG-au,i
tn last one came just Two days bcfor. the
Columbia sailed.
Perhaps II was because she wanted - get
to CAPTAIN smiths side that the Columbia
iaade the s"iftcst passage across in he.
record
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orI'o~E SALE or owE>ss MEMORIAL.
EGiu: ham Street Residents Work on Plan 10
.,rcNcnl tleciinnmcN lbs. NeErnc.

Portsmouth. Va. June i7.-Mrs. j. Edward
Iohus"u. Mr.. |: tioodson and Mrs Y y.
Gram; Yesterday morning called on Judge
tiaiu ~ regard To the yale Of the owens
Memorial church property NJ Ehlnghan,
aul clnord streets. TO The congregation Of
'he Mount Vernon Baptist Church. now To-
cRtea A. Green md Griffin streets They
were there - protest against tho sale on tho
FTounI ;h7' tho occupE ncy Of the church ~
negroes Nill depr.Cinte surrounding prop
erty ~ which they are holders.
II was learned af;crward. however that
those who are opposed t. the sale % The
church % negroes. VIII not resort iume1i-
at"ly I" Injunction proceedings. but will ,ry
- bring about the dirposal Of tho church ia
persons other than negroes by other means.
II vaS stated by Rev. Judson Westfatl.
pastor of the South Street Baptist Church.
VITO j. opposed 10 the snle 81 III" ovens
Memorial prorerty TO negroes, tina, other
pltus arc on foot when may prove the solu-
tion ~ The problem. that confronts thos" who
are inclined to fight the sale ~ the church
MS proposed iIe said that attorney has
been employed rs yet
Opposition to the sale or the church 70 the
colorc0 vnnrrs cation IL based upon the
ground that II means The Depreciation 81
property IA inc vicinity ani It's eventual oc-
cupation 10y negroes.
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ALUMNI EVENTS
OF V.P|.F FINALS
Business Meeting, Annual Adj
dress. Luncheon. Sham Battle
and Smoker on Program.
Especial to The Times Dispatch ]

Especial to The Times DispatCh
Blacksburg. Va. June l7.-program
cf alumni events Of the Virginia Poly
tcchnic Institute finals included "A bust
ness meeting OF the general associa-
ton, the annual address by W II Bcall,
of Washington. at noon the alumni
luncheon, the sham battle in the after
noon, and "A smoker in the evening. \
very large crowd was present at all the
exercises, and the sham battle was wit
messed by hundreds OF people Ii was
along the usual lire. and created tho
usual enthusiasm. G. =. Miles. of
Black sburs, was elected president of
the general association for next year;
q. l.. Fentress. of Norfolk, and W NJ.
Brodic. OF Elackshurg, vice presidents;
j. S. A. Johnson was re elected sccre-
tary, and III. l.. Price. treasurer
In the chapel at noon Walter r.
i;call. OF Washington. made the annual
address TO the association and was in
PRODUCED to the large audience by the
retiring president, Allan T. Eskridge.
OF Pulaski Mr.. Bcall spoke on the
higher education in agriculture. the
chief thought Of his speech being that
agricultural education cannot be CON
sidered apart from education I'm gen
crnl; that IL must be physical. mental
and moral He said further that our
agricultural institutions must do more
than tit the farmer for efficiency in
ms Gaining, II Should make him a
broad minded citizen and provide the
constructive leadership now SO much
needed in rural affairs. Farming. he
| said. is worthy OF the highly educated
~ well as the most capable. Educa-
ton In agriculture, therefore, cannot
DO too broad, too deep. or too high.
| The executive committee of the board
| of visitors OF v. p. I. met here to day
and decided to rebuild the machine
4 shops recently burned on bigger and
! better scale, and to have 1t ready by
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BROWNS IN WRESTLING BOUT.
steamer Supposed 10 Have Struck prun-in,
Trucker

"!IAtIaSton. Del. June lin fun view,
90 several hundrcd people on the Wilson
.;;Iite steamer, city Of Wilmington. AZ i, lert
G'' t"uIth street wharf FOR Philadelphia al
o. tloSh Yesterday afternoon. James Ste
itt'i'S"h' c9!or.d. aged Twenty-Five living 1T
LOT ana f'lne Streets drowned In ina
'hF!-uana River. His body has not been re
e"teFed; lie and Robert Trusty. coiorcd
$50 nineteen. OF eeT East Eighth street
,pth employed as truckers at the wilson
Liinr iI"iSht housc. began TO wrestlc on the
hoping load the boat
!, &c ~. .r In cach others aims they eumblcd
ihto tlte water rr1sty soon came 10 the
surface and climbed uI the wharf un,ssist
e1 i,, stephenson failed TO appear.
~" tiS 81 Wilmington was just pulling
struck and probably killed him under water
rusty was taken into custody as :, wiz
ness ~ the police. until it is determined
Whetner the wrestling bout a friendly
encounter a fight
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NEW YORK rKoDucr u,Rkrr

New York. June Wheat Unchanged
Flour Weak. No northern. Duluth. SLOPE
Cogn-S STEADY export. tes.c.
Wool-Stcady Hides Firm Petroleum
steady Rosiu- Easy Turpcn,iuc steady.
Rice AMI Molasscs STEADY sugar Raw.
arm coffee spot, steady, Rio. 40. {, &C.
santos No. 4. HE. mild quiet. Cordova.
ltii5c, nominal Butter Firm. Checsc-Ia-
settled. Potatoes Weak, Southern white,
54.ea. southern red itdi5o Cabhnges
steady and unchanged Peanuts Steady aud
unchuuEcd. Freights steady and unehaug-
ed.
CottonSecd oil opened am then eased on
Hn1-r 50 Hing by local professionals ola the
reaction theory, hut renewed buyiNe by re-
nners forced shorts 10 cover near thc close.
final prices being 9p3 points net higher on
rI.ar ami .is3 points not lower Oh latc
months Sales e3,i9o barrels Primo crude.
nominal prime yellow, spot. 151U- ~. Juno,
80. iuiy- AuRust, $50 September 80. Dctu-
Der no November. 50. Decelu bcr-fauuary.
~ prime winter yellow and summer white.
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FHcdGriCkSb'g & Potomac R. R.
oAH0 FROM WASHING TON And BEYOND.
I Arrive Richmond
I.cnYo Richmond
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS

ACCOMMODATION NS-wEEkDAYS.
Leave BYRD st. Sta. 100 r. NJ for Frederick sbure.
Leave Eliza sta. 80 A. NJ, 80 p. u. fer Ashland
arrive BYRD ST. Sta. .25 AN. from Fredericksbg.
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 .,6.49 Pm. from Ashland
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Quotations Tor interest. paying bonds ar.
a. pric. q which interest must he added.
Income n"n1s and certificates OF Indebted
mess are nat.
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KICmMo>n GKAI> MARkrr.

El.nnona - Iuue H. l7i3
Mii@i- fsAlE GtOTArIO%s oN CHANGE.
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WILL or DIR. BARNES FILED.
Document In 1estutor's Own HIND
writing WAS Signed I'm Sept. i9i:.

saaolA. Va june 1.-THE Nil 81 the ia,e
pr Thomas ~ Barnes yesterday al
united . probate in th- cray clerks otic.
Of Surok. Va.
tcmbcr % 's.2 The provisions .; the VIII
are a. follows;
Il 'rhomas II barnes. OF surolk va.
mako tnis tlE last Will I direct TINT ;he
collateral Inheritance tax ana cvpeniss In
, cidcDt - the burial - my bod. M placing
luodest tombstone at the grave. bc pati
:rst, and the 3eiuaindcr q: my estat" nuG
property, real and pertonnl. givc. devise
FIRST give 10 my niece, Molhe II Gum. nay
lot and its appurtcnances, situated on West
Washington street. Suffolk, Va. TWO shares
~ stock Of the Farmers Bank OF :rausc-
mond ana 5000 "a money. and "a my niece
Ida White my tract OF land aud It's appur-
tcnanc"s situated at or near GAINESVILLE. in
al stock ~ the Farmers Bank OF kausemoad
aud s. 0vo in money. Secoud. rlv. 10 nay
nephev. William III. Barnes, 5000. TO my
piece, Lucy l. Holland, 500. 10 my niece
by the %ew Ncrf Life Insurance Company 20
G. X. ~ D"uphtrcy, and ~ him assigned 20
me-. nui1rorcd 22Qlo:: to my niece. Battle
lfutler. 500, 10 my nephew. claud Council.
$500. TO my niece. ". I.ojitea Council. 500.
+ To- the children 81 uy }nte nephew. Isaac +.
isagnss, namely Fa;ty Barnes, Stfah =.
!IutSof Barnes. S4oV. 500 500 1900 $500, $50
/ respectively. ana IN order her" named ~
to tnc residue ~ MY estate real ana per
soHnl. EtN" tho same TO my aforcnam-d
micces Mollic RI cum ana Ida White in
equal Shares and proportions. and ! appoint
! them .Nccutrcs.r al this my Will, ana IL!
security such, and Furthermore direct
that there shall he ne appraiseincnt oi my
estate
\ IN wines. whereof have signed this
nc Oh day .; september. lsl2.
/ Signed THOMAS II. BARNES"
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY a III. Raj. LINE 10 %Cl:r OK.
Schedule in Effect Septelr Der 80 lsl2.
Leave Byrd Street station, Richmond FOR
NORFOLK: $500 "a. NJ. 900 f. M. .4:lo
l.. NJ
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'G:l5 a. Nj. $3.50 a. NJ. 800 +. 81. 20 20 p. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'il:ao A.
NJ. 'o:35 p Nj III 80 L. NJ. From tho West:
'I:i0 a. NJ. $40 +. NJ. bl:Io l.. ~. .6:u, y.
Nj. 1900 T. Nj
'Dany. aDaily ex. Sunday. bsunday only.
W. b. BEVIil. Pass. Traf Mgr.
w. e.. 81 NDElsS. G. l.. A. Roanoke. Va
c. L. HOsLEY. y. y. -. Hammond. Va.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO M,REEr

FNICTlnonU, VA, JuUc n i4lI
Following arc the quotations on the Rtch
mond Tobacco Exchange:
HiDS. AND LOOSE. III ilt-
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To Close Exchange on July s.

Especial 10 The Tines Dispatch
New York. June 1.-THE members
of the New YORK Stock Exchange voted
day by petition 10 close the Elk :
change on saturday, .uly ., following
the Fourth Of July holiday
The petition asking for the addi-
tional holiday Will now he submitted
TO the board OF governors for final
action.
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MEETING IS SATISFACTORY.
Marriage Of Couple Who Became Acounint ed
Ihromrh MEtrinnninI nnrcnm

Freezing. Va. Juno l'.-Afiss Hannah Willis
was married - J. -. Johnson. Of Copper>alc
sal. on saturday. Tn" MARRIAGE was sol :
emutzcd At the Willis home. Rev. Asa u.
tiUshts. 81 the Missionary Baptist church.
outc!U i1G The parties bccune acquainted
through a matrimonial bureau. and after al,
extended correspondence johnson came to
meet Miss Wills. nud the meeting resulted
~ uIutua satisfaction. The couple Will
make temporary residence at Freezing
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RlCHMON JUNE il. lal3

PORT or RICHMOND. JUNE l. 1915
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk NOR
,handis" aud passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Nosfoli aud
James kiNer landings, merchandise ana pas :
t"nEcrs virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Aurora Furman. Petersburg anC;
James River landings. merchandise ana pas
eeaGcrs. Furman Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chhnciSe aud passengers, Old dominion Line.
steamer Aurora Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise aud pas
seGrers Furman Line.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

PETERSBURG PEANUT MAErET
Reported hy Dodgers, NcClbc y co..
Petersburg. Va, June IL Peanuts span
tsli Nar'tet hrn. Farmers Spanish 81 s-i4
per hushcl. receipts snail No. stelled.
spanish. 9'@c. per pound No. 2 shalled.
spanish e. per pound. Virrinias Fancy
Jumbo, T.. per pound: hand picked 39,c. per
pound extra prime. S!2c. per pound prime.
MOUNT. sheli.nE stock. 2iaM2c. per pound.
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MARKET CONDITIONS
Market ia good shape on everything ex.
cept eggs. which are quite plentiful.
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WISE couSsE,L.on or RACE.
Death Of Prominent CoIorcd Preacher
Nnmr Nrnr Green BnY.

Green Bay Va, June l7.-Rev Carter
t!taNtun. colorcd. died at his home near here
ruuda% afternoon At o'clock after mn Illness,
- n few days. lie WIS in his eighty second
year and was ono Of the most prominent
nlen Of his race in this section Of Virginia
tie was abov" the average In intellect He
was pastor "f Mount Zion Baptist Church
toi n"lrl! thirty years being pastor Mt tho
time ~ hi@ do@th, He was II slave and he
lonScd u lack Rudd, who was ono Of tho
largest land owners Ia Prince Edward
county and one OF its most prominent citi
y large number Of white friends and neigh
hors attended the funeral services which
wcr" held u, Mount Zion church this after
noon nj o'clock. The services were con
Quoted by Rev. Patrick Scott. coiorcd
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Sales
Allis-6 'halners

A11,s ,,,,.
haiiiiefs ........
zoe Allis-Cllalmers. pfd. !.
5000 Amalgamatcd cnnner
~
t,oo 49, ncul.. com
sioo t .io, reet sugar. com /.
.o0 49, a .e1'i can .,....
~ 49,, 49,. iva,i 'ah' ptd.. IL
ono /, -, ......,.,,:
100 tn,or -. "na fufS
san !Hu farS, ptd
49,, III, o,.oh VI. !.
An.,i.',n 'Y , nna i'e "a, oi,
~, M ~, ,,,'ocomotlye ~.
a.ioo Amer;cnn '' Sn 80; p,a.''.'
,.,. tN". ciiicdeiilS 1865
A, nor;n!im Snun. COM =.
2oo Nm,o,. IN ~, 'uS3f ~, 80.
A,mcr;c, ~. ~ e. +
ma S ,,,o. ;o"m lrop;lSco' com .
<on ny ~, 'S'lH iopaoco. ptn =.
. -9o A,n,'' copper ..'....
5oo ai'i,so" $50 -.:......'....
',s''t'N NoaSt i'ile -.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RaiIws

Cars icavo Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
e :. S. - 10. i. ~ A. NJ. /. = 's.
''6:15. s. :. ). <t:la T.. NJ
IL: 90 +. M. for Chester. 1900 mid night :oi
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
street Tor Manchester:
ibi5. s:s5. "7ld. .7s5. 1856. 9;a5. 1855 Ii 81
A. 81. 1873 Il IS. 2.35 ..2J. $50. 5s5. sos.
1888 s:35. a:35. 'lo:i0. li:io p. NJ.
tDaily--Ex. Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and eApress
"Limited- Except sunday and holidays
All from Petersburg connect with
for Eich mond
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Atlantic Coast Line
The STANDARD Railroad of the south.
L, 4

EFFECTIVE ATRIL 5. 1919
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: S:i5 A NJ. and eaS
For Norfolk: 500 A. N. 400 p. NJ. 4:lo ,.
81.
For y. & w. ny. Vest: 6:l5 A. N. $50 a
Nj . F. NJ. $50 u. NJ.
For Petersburg: U:5s a NJ: SIS \ VI.
s:i5 A. NJ. 900 A NJ. $50 A. N, 400 l.. A.
4:lo p. VI. eos p NJ. e:s5 p. 81. $40 =. 81.
Hat =. NJ
For Goldsoorc and Fayetteville: 1910 r. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: SOS - NJ
o:i6 a. NJ. 90 - 81 '9:sT y. NJ.
y. nj. G:oo =. NJ. t:S5 l.. ~. 200 l.. NJ. $500
Y. 81. 1880 =. NJ
Except sunday 'Sun6ly only.
Ti,ne OF arrival and departure an connec-
tions Guaranteed.
c. 3 CAMPBELL ID. p y. az Main st
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To keep the horse OF the bridge without
avail. Bystandcrs expected to see horse and
vehicle plunge overheard blit the euuine
evidently did not relish the Idea OF taking
an Involuntary bath In Smiths Creek. When
he had reached q point whom II seemed nj
most impossible I" step. tho animal sIacken-
cd speed and came to stsndRtlll within
q few feet Of tho open draw Tho driver
arrived on the scene IA inomont later ami
took charge of tho outHt.
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ASKS 10000 ron GRAY HAIR.
Woman Says Change Came from Troll
lev Chr n,,-y

Trenton June l7.-Because her hair turned
gray ra the result Of injuries sustained when
she was struck 10y trolley car. Mrs Mary
g. iithbs, of Bristol today started suit
against tho Trenton ana Mercer County
Traction COMPANY for $4,000
Mrs Hubs injured i'm Trenton when
she attempted 10 cross q street in front OF
car.
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MIR. mUKKAMr IN DEMAND.
Appointed Judge i'm Horse Show Clas.cn nj
y, r..CllAc md KOc hcatcr.

fredericksburg. Va. June l7.-Charles H.
siurN"iup OF i:"scoh-i has been invited to
act ~ one OF the Judges ut the Long Branch
:. ~ Horse Show. but declined. having
given the preference 10 the Orange Horse
SHOW. the dates being about tho snrne
Mr.. iinrhamp has also been appointed n
lndee Ia the horsa show classes AT Syracuse
y. y. aud Rochester. y. g. both OF which
VIII hr held in september. He will accent
one 81 those and decide definitely later
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hicnnono snn Snssapsa.o nay nanWsy.
So 1912: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets: bees 4 ~. '7;io A. NJ: hS,io 4;
y. NJ. a:lo p: NJ. $40 T. NJ. b4:lo p, A.. 6;29
p M, SEQ p NJ. 1910 p. NJ. bs:lo p. NJ.
10 10 p. n. 10 =. M. Leave Ashland. Eng
land ard Maple Streets: .6:55 a. NJ. b7:os !;
M. 500 A. NJ. 100 4. M. 10 90 A M I'll 90
A. M, 1890 NJ, ssl:0o p. NJ, 400 +. M, 800
p. NJ. 400 p. H.. os:o p M. $500 P. NJ. 1900
p. NJ. 300 p. M be:oo p. NJ. li:oo p. NJ.
DAILY except Sunday. s'Sunday only.
bCarries baggage.
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NANAI STORIES

savannah. Ca. June i7.-Turpcntine- Firm
Ut 36f.G 5aiic.: sales so casks receipts lbs
casks shipments a02 casks: stock q q "a SKIS
Rosin- Firm. receipts 3.6?G barrels. ship
hents Ll'i barrels stock mos barrels.
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Speeding Animal pashcs TO Edge o. Open

Draw and STOPS.
Nnii1ik Va. .lnHc Il. An unusual demon
*thti"n ~ "qutn" Intelligence was Witnessed
~ = hutuhcT ~ people on York street bridge
srst"i 'hy forenoon, when horse attached
!" q "ri'Vefy wagon ran away. The animal
Sinrt"a several blocks east OF the bridva
mo ran on The cntheway at top speed The
draw WAS omen at the time Ia parmit m.
passage Of vessel. Pedestrians Attcn ptod
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

OLD DOMINION LINZ.
I,yA Richmond foot or Ash ST. daily 200 p NJ
Leave Ncwpor. Nows.................6Oo A. M
Arrive Norlo ..... ...;:...........e0o A. NJ.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York dGily except Sunday
700 p NJ. Connections also made by ~ 4
w. Ry. 3 II. NJ. and 4. a. y. Ry. T. M
Might limo steamers atop NJ Claremont TO
land or receive passengers on signal. ana will
be met. by pubic conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION Co fEroct,v.
April s),-.Iames River by daylight for Nor
folk and Old Point. Newport News and ALI
James River landings. Steamer leaves Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday at 500 A. N.
Freight received for all James River pointa
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. or
Vt

ttnrniehed by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants Richmond. Nah
Richmond. Va. June Il, 1919
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the opening or college in September
Professors i'arrott. Raache and Conner
We're appointed u committee 10 select
tn" necessary machinery and equip
ment and to ask for bids on and rcpor,
at meeting or the board early in
July. The superintendent OF buildings
and grounds was directed to proceed
~ once to clean up the ruins Of the
burned buiidinty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18

hes, sheep. ''e1Sc.: fair to good ,au.c..
common L" fair. GlfTc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
LOCAL MARkEr QUOTATIONS..

M 1iss 1871 September. ns7 December.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18
oadine futures ranged as follows.
Opcn- High Low. Cls

t3.tlaotc Nd Juue n Whea, Firm AZ,
? ~ corn Easier ~ cfec oats FIRM al
l.yc Inactive. 80. Western, export.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18

Chicaso M June II Hogs Market loq
."t, tower PIES. S6.656S a.. bulk 30 sales
Ss.50Ista Caitle-Stendy To l0c iower tnV {
and he:iers, stious.co; calves $4,000 sheep
ssteaHs to weal6er: lambs, S5-5m7N spring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-18

New York June l7.-Recycs xo tr,l,nc.
iechns steady. Cnlvcs-Trade SLOW .5c low
eI, common TO prime vcais. :S0ii.00. ciloice
selected. Sli.-5, cuils. 81 butteruflfs ss.75ff
80. sheep and Lnmbs-Steady sheen
tewe:i AH5.op, cuils. $3u35o lambs S15tIi
80 HoEs-Feelins weak. Heavy T. light.