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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-01
COTTON MARKETS..

>eR ork. February - March notices fur
Ilthcp me chief feature ia the cotton mar
Let during the DAVIS trading. According 10
trade estimates the notices represented
about 5000 bales and whiic their circulation
caused some carly liquidation il appcarod
maj tney were very promptly Stoppcd bv
local spot houses CcNcrinG then set IN and
fused quito sharp advance in prices btt
me market later reacted under rcalizin.:
for over the Weekend and closed barely
steadN nc, points higher to points lower
INC market opened firm AZ an advance of IN
II points, and after q reaction, 81 ~ : ,,oi,te
developed considerable strength on covering
ing aud local support, inrpircJ by Inc ran.
VIC OF Marth notices 10 cuugc ANY mntcrial
doprcAsion steady liverpool cables and re-
lorta OF steady spot situation in tho South
Tor iimo march seemed vcry hard TO buy
ana solo W 10 - e.. or II points above IN.
closing figures OF yesterday. The ,emauu
'or later positions vas less urrcDi b,t
tnorts In May and July seemed 10 h. rcu-
rered rather n"tNous by the ytrcucth in
Hiarch' And old cfop positions gcncraIiy sold
lRll points net higher. Whilc the nov ..rnp
fncWed not SainS Of sVt points in sVrnnHtlv
Offerings Increased soon - tho ,stna,id
from March shorts showed signs of s,l,si,i =
'nE- and ihc market broke very .hnrnI,
ririnS INC last honr closing ~ pr.ctically.
m" loWoSi on AL position oNoert the nc.,,.
'nontl private chhlc. from iivr,no,I q, =
tributsd tho steady shosviuc There Ia ,J.
"onfiied hctiVity Of NanChcstcr. aud tottcr
prospects FOR IA early settlement Of AFFAIR.
in the Balkans. "'''' 90
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NEW YORK rKonuCE M,nx,r

N"w York. February as-Flour- Ab,u,
Iii,iaoS. Wheai. Firm: No. ? red. slo9i.5i
corn Stcady 57i.c = W. :"
WOOL steady. I.cathcr-Stcady Hides
pUui. Petroleum Steady. I;ovin-Oui., ~,
p.lh'ne-tiru; machine barrels ldr. Ric.
n1G"HE' Molasses-Stcady Sugar Raw an,,
ton ihtcd ntm' Coffee Spot, nominal: rio x"
:. rs: santos. No. (. ii,.c.: mild ouiis o.,
S s,na,, 80" ''y nominal Butter and cheese
,t""'iN. l'oiatocs Steady and ,incnnnped
tHhbaEc Steady and UNCHANGED Do,,r't Gu
mteInT ana unchanged Frcights- STEADY and
C"itonsccd oil was firm ear,v an
- 'ndhLth shorts ana speculative htvin.. on
nv h'mh"ss IN lard but lnier there Wa :,
n"t' reaction uudcr selling hy rcnncrs
49, scattered roaii%nE. closing price, wcrc
n,,,i'''".'"p -" points not higher Prjn,.
,,"l' r-Vo 80, 40. summer eIiou s.,s; ~.
MhIch '"o. Apr'i, 6S' Mny. runo & 4! :" ~, ~
~ AuHus, 80; September, SIS: Or,nher
,n[ ,ih' VIII N'gier yellow, 6;sn,oc do sum
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OLD GYMNASIUM
|SPREY TO FLAMES
Fire Destroys Building at Wash
ington and Lee University.
Plans for New Structure.
I Special to Tho Times r,ispatch

Lexington, Va. February 2S.-Eire
carly this morning completely de-
stroyed the gymnasium at Washington
ana Lee University The building,
which was an old one. WAS entirely
covered BY insurance. but new steel
lockers and water heating plant. with
large quantity of new apparatus in
stalled last fall at a cost of 1000. were
total loss. It is not known how the
fire originated.
When the Waterman made his last
rounds at midnight everything was an
parcntly all right. y class bask etball
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game was held in tho building last
night, and fire was IN the stoves FIRE
may have started then and sinoldcred
all night.
The first discovery was shortly be-
fore o'clock, anu the alarm was
turned In. The building then was a
mass of flames, and when the ire com
pany reached the sccne it was too late
to mako Roadway. A large number
OF students suffered loss OF clothing
and athletic goods in lockers
Coach Al Orth was tho heaviest in
dividual loser. having upon his ar
rival yesterday deposited his suitcase.
with $50 worth of baseball outfit, in
the gymnasium. Plans for a now gym
nasiunl were already we'll under way
and will be carried out as speedily rs
possible.
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NAVAL STORES

- NilniinSion. y. G.. February os-Sp,rits
n, p ~ STEADY a, iitsc Hosiu- Steady
go. receipts - barrels. Crude Turncntinc
Nirp al S3f4. %. VI p''''"c
SANannah; Ga. February cs-Turpontipe-
rTm ~ &c sales % casks; receipts ~
'hsksi shipments iSi casks: stock II ~
'"tks. Rosin-firm sales 2It barrels re.
stock 1926 barrels. We
Now Orlcana: February -Roxin-Recc,n,s
80 barrels observation-disclosures u casks
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Schedule OF Electric Trains effective Nav
50. 1917 Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets: boo a: NJ. '7lo =. NJ. bs 10 A.
=. NJ. ?lo =. NJ. $40 p. NJ. b4lO T. NJ 20
i. NJ. $40 y. NJ. 7:lo u. NJ. lbs 10 p. NJ.
1910 y. NJ. II rs +. NJ. Leave Ashla nd Eng
land and Maple Streets: Is s5 A. 81. bs7 90 4
NJ, ZOO a. NJ. b9so a. NJ. 10 20 4. 81. stIiIo
a. NJ. +i2:o1 NJ. sal 20 l.. NJ. 90 p. NJ. an
l.. NJ, 90 i. NJ. b5 90 r. M 20 p NJ 7uo
NJ. S 90 Z. NJ, b9 20 T.. NJ. II 100 f. Nj
DAILY except Sunday. 'rSunday ouiy.
CobCarrlcs baggage
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the South.
I,i.IcL,1..,I1.l. .a.a

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 6. 1919
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: S:l5 a. M. and e:3s
p. NJ, 9:ao =. NJ. 1865 A. NJ
For Norfolk: 900 A. NJ. 500 p. NJ. i:lo p
For " &, w Ry west: els A. NJ. $50 A
n. , J.. NJ $50 p NJ
For Petersburg: le;5s a ri. sl5 A. NJ.
Sis \. NJ. ?;H9 A. NJ ESQ A. NJ 400 p nj
40 p; Al. sos p. Nj. 6.S5 T. ~. 800 r Nj,
ll:i5 Z. Nj
For Goldsborc and Fayettevi,e e: 1910 p NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: SOS A NJ
go A. NJ, $40 A. ri. 80 y. NJ. 's:s5 a. NJ
.'lO:i5 \. NJ. 1i:+0 4. NJ '2:l0 r NJ 81 20
=. NJ, Sos p. NJ. 6:S5 p. N. 500 p. 81. 500
Z. III, ii 80 r. NJ
Except sunday. ''Sunday Only.
Time of arrival and departure and connec-
tons not guaranteed
{. $. CAMPBELL ID. p A, iss Main ST
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect September 3d. 1917?
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NokFOLh: 'so a. NJ. 900 Z. NJ. 1910
FOR IYNCUBURG AND THE WEST:
'e;l5 A. M. 20 80 A. NJ. -3 90 y. ". 20 20 p NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: I'll 40 A
NJ. 80 Is =. NJ, III 80 p. NJ From the West:
seb =: NJ. a?:lo f. NJ. bi 40 T.. NJ. es .os r.
w b. BENlLL, Pass. Trar. Mig
w. z. SAUNDERS. q. Il. A., Roanoke Va
{. IL. BOSLEY. ID. Il. A.. Richmond Va
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY q 1919

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY rs, 1918.
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk mer-
cnanulse and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer aurora, FurIpan. Petersburg and
sengcrs Furman Line H
steamer Emhrey. Morris. Benefits Wharf
iu'hoer ana railroad ties. Taliaterro & Co
- SAILED
L S,eamer berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
cHunuisc anu passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Pocahontas Graves, Norfolk and
S games river landings merchandise and pas
scnGcrs' virginia Navigation Companv
steamer Aurora, Furinan PetersbuTg ana
scngcrs. Furman Line 'H PAS
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PETERSBURG PEINr,r n,,u.

T.
lhcportcd by Rodgers. McCabe a. COZ
Ic,c,s"urG. Va, February 2s-Pcanuts-
hc9 per hushei; jumbo spanish. SIS ner
nnsne' No. sheiied. Spanish, TI.c per
pounI' no. shclled, Spanish. Sic per
pouIln. irgi nias-1umbo. CSC per mound :.
,ancy' S.s9SS.c. per pound extra prime 3I.c
~ nounu prime Sc per pound marhina
licked 2NT3i.c. per pound; Smelling stocE
-':H2ric per pound. A'
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DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York, February :S.--rhc cotton rood.
markets are steady. hut generally ouio, ~,
nrIs are active and retailers have been MIR.
as'ns stcadiiN In wash goods, white good,
nnn Nnt goods departments Yarns ruI,
n ,.s i.ocal WOOL markets are quiet For.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Dressed hogs small. ih.. IN =,
Dressed hogs. large lh. :;
MARKET CONDITIONS

Live fonitry Al kinds In hcavy demand
dressed Poultr! Ecccipts light; Jcm,nd
good. EgGs Market very firm ana recaint'
cichninS Gp daily nj quotations; outlook
TT ',o''. Se.'"' C"nntiy Bacon, Butter and
dressed liogs-Nery active ""u
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RaiIwa,

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
e. 7, s, 70. 10, II, .J2 A. NJ Z = ., a,
'bAj. "a. rs. -. 10 p. n.
% !, 90 p. NJ Chester, Ia ;oo midnight 10.
Street. for Manchester
1919. 3'. '-!5. 1855. 3 rs. s:s5. 1904. .i:y
~ ., NJ; !? Fi:a5 2aS, ABS. -t:3s. S:s5 AS
T:5s s;35. s:3S. tio 40. II 40 r. NJ
.Oaliy-Ex Sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express.
Limited--E1ceptS Sundays and HOLIDAYS,
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars Tor Richmaond. wa
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

Allis- Chalmcrs ..
Aliis-Chalmors, prd.
i2,oW AmalSamated Copper
Amor. Agri. Chem, com
Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
2S,sO American Can
"'Se American Can, pfd........
~ Amer: Car and Foundry.
100 american Cotton Oil.
Am. Hide and Leath., pr.
81 american linSecd OIL.
W american Locomotive 49,.
Amer: Malt Co. pfd.
S,"D american Smelling
american SNUFF. com.
az american Sugar. l3,cc.
"p Amer: Tel. and Tel. Co.
~, american Tobacco. com.
10 aincrican Tobacco. pfd. 1.
Loo Anaconda Copper
Atlantic Coast Line.
y. g. l.. of Connecticut.
1,"n Baltimore and Ohio.
100 Bet lehem Steel Co, com
40 bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
l,Go British Amer. Tob. 60.
so Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
800 Central Leather. com.
l,iO Canadian Pacific, X 2isJ.
100 California Petroleum
l,np chesapeake and Ohio.
Ir Chicago Great Western.
5W Chi. Great West, pfd.
l,Vo CHI. Mil. and ST. Paul.
Crucible Steel Cor, com.
Cruciblc Steel. Dfd.
MI Colorado Fuel aud Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
$50 Consolidated Gas ........
500 Corn Products. COM.
Z, 40 pen. and BIO Gran, com.
$40 Erie. 1st pfd. ...............
go Fed. Min. and Sm., pfd..
100 General Electric. X PC.
Geo. w. Heluc lob. Co.
SYW Great Northern, pfd.
lrp Great Northern Ore ctfs.
m Illinois Central ......
LOO lnterboro- Net. .
10 lntcrboro- Met. pfd
rp mt. harvester. com Coldl
Int. Alcr. Marine. com. -.
100 International Paper 80.
Int. Paper. pfd.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THESOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond
y. B.-Followins schedule figures published
as infor nation and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: oI0 A NJ Local
1915 A. NJ Express. 30 +. NJ. Express,
with Electric lighted Sleeping { 4rs for AT.
ianta and birmingham. li:i5 +. NJ. Expires,
Week Days: 20 p. NJ. Local
YORK RIVER LINE
80 i. M.-Daily- Conncctiuc for Palti
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. TO- A. Nj
Ex. sun. and 2i5 r. M.-Mou. Wed and
Friday-Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 4. NJ. and s:t5 A. NJ
200 l.. NJ. SOS r. NJ. daily; 1855 E1. Sun
from west Point: $50 A. NJ daily i:as A.
NJ. Mon. Wed. and Fri. rs T.. NJ Ex sun
S. f. BURGESS d. r.
90. h. Main st. Phone Maiison 372
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Exports for Liverpool. 800 barrels OF rosin,
York. ia casks of turpcntine
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CnICAoo GKAIN M,Rh,r

nlcaso' H. February y Estiratns ~,
,Sc,', '.SonNes would be shown 10y the govnn
,cc,, ,ui,olt 10 h' much heavier than hid
~, ~ W "hHat Despite iirmcr feeling =,
~. INC outcome vHs q shade 10 4. Az
, 1 .oNnno Corn finished unchanged ia L.
,oMt' ana oats on lIec ia &c. bn, nroyis.
IONS wero M 2Hd5c. to Ieisc. '''' ''o'' IS
Leading futures rangcd a. follows;
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.Daily. Weekdays. SSundays onIy.
All trains to or from Byrd Street station
STOP NJ Eioa. Time of srrivais and departures
aHsSuapanteed- Rad tho signs.
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Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY

40 A. Locat--Dsily--New port News.
sAi Abigail aiiy-Ch'ville. Elk sun
'rhurmond.
too A. Exp,-Daily-N Norfolk. Old Point.
1890 -Local-Daily--Lc hbg Lex. C.
'l2oo Noon-NESpress- Daily Norfolk. Old
Point.
2I5 r.--E1press-- d aily-Cin. / vile.
ii:Oo P.-EXpress-- Daily-Nor oId poin,
go p Local -Daiiy--N. News. Old Point.
$40 p Local FIX. Sun.--tiordunsyilie
5i5 P.-Locai-Ex. Sun.- Lynch burg
T6ao p Enthusiastically Chicago.
vi 100 P.-E1press- Daily--Cin Louisville
4SleeperS. tParlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHAION D--Local
from East: Gas a. NJ. 40 T. NJ Through
from East: II % a. Nj, 2:o5 p. Nj. 80 p. NJ.
Local from West: s: 20 A. NJ. -+s ) A. NJ.
and 20 r. NJ. Through % y. Nj. 1I:55 A.
Nj. and 80 Z. NJ.
James River Line: 1886 A. NJ. 10 p. NJ
r*Daiiy except Sunday
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Com,
mission Merchants, Richmond, Va
Richmond. Va. February IS 1918
ACTUAL WHOLESALE OUoTATIoSS nm
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Railroads
SRABoARD AIR LINE.

southbound trains scheduled to .eaye Rich.
'nond daily: 500 A. M.-Locsl TO NorIinA
Birminsham. Savannah. Jacksonville: IA
p. M.-Liniitcd. i2;S A. M.--Sieepers aud
coaches. Jacksonville. las p. M.-Sleep-
ers and coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham,
Memphis. Northbound trains scheduled to
arrive In Richmond daily: 7:t1 A. M 5:,a
=. NJ. sAs a. NJ. 5oS l.. NJ. $40 II. M.
Local.
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CATTLE MARKETS.,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'Sales at Union Stock Yards)

'sales at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond. Va. February 2s 1919
n mepori or The live stock market for the
BEST steers. its@Sc., medium to good CLIO,
sc: common TO fair. 5n5'.c.: best heifers
e.2u' medium TO good. -. doe: common
10 fair' fianoe: best COWS, 5LGl5,.c.: medium
10 good HsASc.: common TO fair 3i.Mir :.
s Ses' oxen Sssasasc;; medium to good 4isa
&c; best calves, 9Qloc; fair TO good. 7aisc'
dicks 1900. Cows and calves Ss0p;ooo per
nead. Best heavy hogs. SIS: medium and
lIiightweights. S9sas2.c.. sows and stays. IN,
&c: pest lambs. .aSi7c.: medium TO roou
s5sl,.c,' common TO fair. 4a5c.; best sheep
fair. 3iagfsc. 10
New York. February Acknowledgements
Steers. sS.6oRs.S5; bulls. s5d6S5: cows. "a sa5
30, alres.SteadY. Veals. ssaic5o: bulls
ss oo g., yearlinss and barnard calves :4Gea
Lambs Sheep steady choice lambs strone
on lishi supply; others steady. Sheep. s4nnnl
S6a'o0. 49, e"i's'
,o Ghie SAC H.. Fehrnary 2s.-Hogs-unse,t
Reeves, sss5aeoo cows and heifers e. y! I'm ~,
.:eoi calves. si6io.5o. Sheep-strons a, S. sd
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Spot rotton cloa.1 0uict miudiiur m
lands. 1870; middns gulf, l:a;. sales. 100
cotton, Guiet: mIddlinr, iaN rrote 70
cnipta, S.'s: bales: salcs. go balc. stock
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OLD DOMINION LINE.
I.v Richmond foot OF Ash st. daily 90 p. NJ.
Leave Newport News A. NJ
Arrive Norfolk A NJ
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunday
100 y. NJ. Connections also made by N S
W. Ry. 3 u. NJ. and @. & o. Ry. at =. NJ.
Night line steamers stop at Clarenont tn
land or receive passengers on signal. and will
be met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. effective
March nJ--James River by daylight for
all James River landings. Steamer leave,
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 6:D A.
NJ. Freight received for Ill James Rive:
Points.
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Richmond, FrederickSb'g 8 Potomac R.R,
TO AND FROM WASHING ToH AND BEYOND
Arrive Richmond
Leave Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd 50. Sta. 400 P. H. for Frederic ksburs.
Leave tiba sta. 40 A. NJ, 80 p. N. for Ashland
strive BYRD ST. Sta. S.26 AN. from Fredericksb's
arrlTe Elba Sta. $50 MD p n. from shland.
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futures raugcd ~ follows:
Open. HIGH Low. Clos.

I'D Gfaln cIoscd: Whc0t-- No. g rod 81 q;
q os No. hard. 9i:ne:sc.; No orthern
s'ftH'!c. No. z northern S5d90c,: no
bpilnS. 1Sn3oc-; velvet char, SSH9li.c: du.
ram. Stage. corn.-2So. =. s0,enSii.c No.
Whit hl..c.; No. yellow. 5,c Oats-No.
white 3iS. G3Jc.i . STANDARD. 3a.p.c.
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Quotations fo: interest pay wing bonds are
81 e price to which interest must be added.
Income bonds and certificates OF indebted.
NOE arc fat.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

~ Richard W. Maury.
Stock and Bond Broker 1915 Il. Main Street.
Richmond, Va. February 2s, 1918.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centuries, 20 e. and R.-l.30o at
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baltimore, Md, February 2s--Nhcat-Ea,
ier ~ SioGS. Corn-Easicr At 5itlc. Oats
nltncr at S',4TYa'ac.. standard white SIC
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49,. Total saIes for day, o413lO shares
iotai sales Tor week Give days.. 2OSS.9u) shares
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Vow York. February 2s-Keeves-Irrennla,
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAnKEr.

m Richmond. Va. February % 1919
me following arc quotations on the Rich
mohd Tobacco Exchanges:
HID. AND LOOSE FINN
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. February IS, 1915.
Wholesale QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE
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Va. Car. Chem. yfd $ p. c....-.lco los
4. Building ana Loan Co.......lc9 10 :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
Al lie VICTORIA.

Eva Fay had apir,ciatiye audience
al the Victoria tkoafcr last night and
her work Was marvellous. She told
people ir flc audience some thinra
ABOUT Themselves tHvy thought no p.r-
son else on earth knew Those who
who occasion % have personal deal
.nc- with tho wonderful woman Of
my s'ery. were more Thoroughly mv4.
il'rd Than other. and every person
in the two big audiences last ntebt
mafFeied st her TUwCrs During her
stay here TODAY and tomorrow ehp viii
expand ON her power and she prom
ises 10 reveal some hidden things that
VII froVe fo fhe most Incredible that
'h" hos inovi''E. that is not nos
-"ased by most people
tn" DcNr.es troupe ~ female aeri.
alists made decided hit with tho two
house l-s' night They do some al
most unbelievable ac-ohatir feats and
ln"ir tO' was literally apr'auf0d
Jean trn"l and h'r COMPANY r4vo n
splendid Crmedv u their TlatIet w
''ir' Daisy. and if came tn Tor warm
approval DAILY and Shulroot have a
novel -Irrin- ard d1rcirc act hat
pi'Hs.d WiChti'r and Narearaf Uar
gerry. OBJ" singing 1io'Irist fs dcrid.
e1.r c."fr. The N.r'ofiae.9pe rfc.
ilr,- N,r. now and Uut.resUng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-21
AT THE ORPHEUm.

Were YOU at the Orpheum yester-
day for one OF the three perform
ance? You weren't? Well. il is lust
as well for you would have been com
PEELED to stand. inasmuch as the
house was sold out Ior all three per-
formances.
But you'll 20 before the first half
OF the week Is over and Just TO see
the bill now playing As matter Of
fact. your friends probably already
have told you about IL and you simply
can not afford TO MISS the great iubi-
lee bill Manager James Fenimore Lee
has booked for his patrons.
Miss 3lS' Is the headline feature
act. In 81 Is portrayed the life Of the
shop girl In the great department
stores OF the big cities. and. while
chuck fun OF comedy. vet there is that
or pathos IN the story and g-ea.
moral Is indicated. Miss Dollie Lewis
appears in the leading role and her
work Is exceptionally good.
Then there Is Gss Williams. the
dean az al German comedians. Kelly
& Fern in singing and piano offer
ing, were exceptionally good. their
voices being much better than usually
may BE- expected oI the vaudeville
stage. The Dick MosIlister trio have
an act good enough TO feature many
good bills. while the Holman Broth
erS. IN a horizontal par act. and Min.
or Tempest. in q Jalking-acrobatic
az. are topliners Tor any good bin.
All IN all. the bill is Just such a
biI as might reasonably be expected
Tor an Anniversary celebration at a
playhouse which aims always TO give
u.s. patrons the best there is In vaude-
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Arrived Yesteday.

Failure on the part OF some one was
the cause OF the telegram that was
sent TO the immigration authorities
AZ New York last week notifying them
10 deport the wife and children OF
the late Andy Mike VINO was killed
IN the Y. & o. mine last Thursday not
being delivered TO the proper authori-
ties and the wife and family arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon. They
are being cared for by the Baptis,
church.
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fro ma visit with relatives at Chester.

fro ma visit with relatives at Chester.
W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith drove
through To Ryerson's Station. Green
county. Pa. Thursday, 10 visit rela-
lives there. They returned Saturday.
A. L. McCleary's new residence Is
progressing very nicely. II vas raised
up 10 the square a few days ago
Kew. l.. a. McNemar. Of this place,
who was assigned TO work on the
MoundsNille circuit. went 10 Mounds
vile Friday TO rent residence ia
that city. having decided not to oc-
cupy the parsonage out on the
Moundsville icrcuit
Mrs. G. IA. Bender. OF Wheeling ISL
and. and he rdauRhter-in-laW Mrs. ].
J.. Bender, OF Bethlehem. visited Mr..
and Mrs. r. X. Ashton. Friday.
Ellsworth sheets. OF AJAX HNl who
who was disabled for several DAYS by
kick from a horse. is aole to he at
work again.
David Pelkey has moved his family
from Wellsburg 20 the Bohn-Crosby-
Dudley farm here
The Marshall county health officer.
Or. W. =. Bonar. Of Moundsville. was
mp at Mozart last Friday looking after
some faulty drainage ard other mat
ters pertaining 20 the public health In
that vicinity
Mrs. r. e.. Klages and her children.
Chester and Edna. were visiting rela-
tives az Elm Grove Sund .
The Fred Bohl public sale will be
held on Wednesday OF this week
Much Interest IS being manifested
In the oil well on the McMillen farm.
which IS expected 20 be drilled in to
dav
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DAMAGED GOODS

AT last the stage is 10 Join in the
campaign for the protection OF wo-
manhood and childhood" was the
juhilant statement Of the Woman's
Clinic OF the District Of Columbia
when II was learned that Damaged
Goods BrieuNs great sociological
drama was TO be produced in all the
leading cities Of America by Richard
Bennett and his Co-workers.
As previously announced Damaged
Goods viii be presented az the Court
theatre for three days starting thurs
day night There will be a matinee
Saturday. Seats for the entire en-
gagement will be placed on sale to.
day.