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FOR RENT-UNFTRNIS
1O14 18th, 1lr, 2b. $685. 90
$40 18th. 13r, 2b. $500
1898 Calvert NV,
Or. % .60.m
9l5 10th NV, lot. b55. 90
1897 21st NV. Or, .5O.65
2Sl4 18th. 12r, 2b. 5000
1858 18th NV, 1Or. 2b43. so
3743 Jocelyn, r,b.42.50
1141 22d, Or, b. $3.50
APART.
wilburton. CRIB. .$62.5O
Clifton, 4r.b. 81
Hampton. ar, 1880
Akron. orb. .2.0
Darlington. Orb. ..32.5O
Nottingham. Arb. $3.50
Nantucket. 5r. b. 5000
Juniata. Or. b...... 80. 90
Jefferson, AZ. b. ..T.0
Libhardt. ar.b. rs. 80
1919 LIST NV. Or. b.22.O
BUSINESS r
1873 14th NV, sto. $50
1710-16 E NV. 100
727 18th NV, LIST,
I'd, Sd Il. 90
J)6s Mt Pleas,sto.35.O
30s 18th, Sr. 300
COLORED
1924 Swami, t.r, BIS. 80
1l44 18th. Sd h.5r, b22.50
l7lS + NV. Or. b. .2O.O
ll4S 18th NV, 7r. .@.J0
GARi
A. Sumner row. $3.50
Rear 1899 q NV. 800
II +. RJrST
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FOR RENT-WHITE.
1856 A st. s.e., rooms and bath. I'll 80
1859 4th st. Sc. 9 rooms and bath. 1900
20l2 End 1t. NV, rooms. 1900
109 Harvard st. NV, rooms and bath. 1880
FRANK T. RAWLINGS co. Gnc.)
l426 New York ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY l.. ]. N
sos L NV. Or. b. 5000
100 II ne. Sr. IL. $500
l43O North Cap at.
Or. b. with heat. 1000
1923 VT nv. CRIB. 1880
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ieo1 At. NV. II rooms and bath. So
1883 Mass. ave-, IL rooms aud hath. 600
2713 Ontario road rooms and hath. 43.tS
21S Eve St NV IL rooms and bath. -. 1850
1636 Ard AZ NV Or and Ia ill., furnished 1000
121 Am ST ne rooms and bath 49,. 1000
ITO Corcoran ST.. rooms and bath. 80. $3.50
1902 18th St NV 3 rooms and bath. :. 30 ca
3H16 10th St NV 3 rooms and bath. :. $3.50
29l1 o st NV, 9 rooms and la It'll. 49,. 5000
l647 9th st. NV, rooms and hath. 49,. 25.so
S26 4th ut. me-, . rooms and hath. 200
1900 9Th st NV rooms and bath. -. -. so
2nd floor S2l9 st. NV, Or. and b.. +. ESQ
l022 Pa ave. s.e. 10 rooms and hath. 1850
1928 10th st. NV. ) rooms and bath. 80. 22a0
c25 st. NV, Z rooms and bath. 220s
81 II ST NV, rooms and bath. ....... 20 20
l445 Pa. ave. s.e.. rooms and bath. 1870
l4l9 q ne. q rooms and bath. .......... 1870
423 18th st. Sc. rooms and bath. 1880
1874 ID st. s.e., q rooms and hath. ....... 1850
SIS r ST. NV. 9 rooms. ............ 1880
$40 NJ st. s.e., 6 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
2aO5 4th st. NV. rooms. ............. 100
727 18th ct. s.e.. 8 rooms. ............. $50
OFFICES.
Washington Loan AMI Trust building.
McGill building.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR RENT-92s1a D S.W.. OR. .......... .SI4.50
Sto $40 a. Or SOY 612 10th me- 1Or, b 80 80
Sto, 1000 AZ sw. Or 2250 1910 Va av sw,7r 90
326 sw, Or, b.. 1850 1920 7th sw Or, " g15.jO
Sto527 ~ sw, 81. b.355O s13 7th sw, Grw $50
Sto,91O AZ sw II. $50 40 II 6r.w.g. Is. SO
S13 7th sw, Or b. 1850 3O2 Mclean sw,6 bic. 80
1865 9th sw, Or. b. $3.50 456 sw, Or, W. 1850
257 L sw, 6r. h.. D. 80 4O7 o sw, 6r,w,g. $50
$40 \ sw 6r wig Is 80 4S4 sw, III, w,g. 10. 80
1885 ~ sw, Or, w,g. 1880 AT sw. Ar, b.. 1870
AT sw, l2r, b. .35 30 I'D Sd ne. 7r. b.. $3.50
1862 Half Sc, 81. 80 1922 LIST Sc Or. b. 1850
1860 Em's ne d. b1G5 ia G ne. or, b.. 1900
Sto, 30 Sc Or, 25 80 SO 9th sw, Or, b. 1850
347 n sw sr, b.. 1850 1924 AN sw, Orb. $500
COIORED.
81 f sw. Or, .1450} 1919 Union sw Or, WIZ. 80
a sw. 7r, W.. 1880 34S B sw, Or, " 40
Sto. 123 1st sw, 5r. 1850 200 ID sw 7r, W. 1854
AS LIST sw, 8r, W 1891 914 Sd Sc Or, W. 1910
205 NJ sw, Or, ". 1850 AS LIST sw, Or, " 1880
927 Golden sw, Ar. 1880 1874 G sw, Or. $50
500 + sw, Or. W.. 1850 40 Canal sw, Or. 1850
200 + sw, Or, w..:125Ol 1874 E sw. Ar. W. .14.5O
go sw. 7r, W. % 81 474 Va av sw Or. wis. 80
49, sw. Or, W. .1O.jol 35O1s K sw. or,w. 10. 80
c. H. PARKER co. Inc.),
485 ~ st. s.w.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED 1Continued1.
OR RENT LIST OF
BELT. O'BRIEN 4 co. Gnc.).

BELT. O'BRIEN co. Gnc).
1909 @ ST. NV.
uNrGRS1sHED HOUSES.
e. :: III: ia sss's g
III 10th. r.: +; sooS ise4 fla a! s., 80.
IS Grafton st.sr. 2bsS 90 lo5 18th Sc. Orb. $3.50
slis 18th, Tor b. 90 90 1916 sth 6r. b.. rs. so
1891 N. Tor. %. 100 S2l Otis, Or b.. $3.50
2SO3 18th. Tor 2b. 1000 Isl Fairmont Or. b 40
e52O 18th. Tor. b. 5000 1O091. cath. 49,. ~ 80
1929 Irving, or. BAL 50 GO NJ ne. 7r.b. .22.5o
liz r. a, Ss ~ nS. e. s.
lI1s Ore av. Or. $500 2sls Ga sv. 81. b. .20.o0
Cos Taylor NV Or 50 iC4 Prospect me-. 20. 90
2s1l llth. Or. b.. 80 1882 Emson. Or b. Is. so
1907 I. or, b.: $3.50 1908 Va av Or. b. 1880
:as7 Nit ,ih S. ss ess =. g
$50 o. U. ......00O IA Patterson ne, Or. IL. 30
1ll5 9th me- 6r. b.so.so dl5 Fl av, 81. ;. 10. 80
OFFICE ROOMS.
go st; NV.
1905 9 st., store and basement. a ooo.oo
ISL New York s sv Gnu 2i1ioo. .3ioS %
5 Az IS H. Pleasant sos Sos sso sns
, 1919 e. s sss
1901 Fla Az NY; 200 1924 .so.oe
1921 E NV. store and mats. $4,000
1745 v Cap. On Sr. b. 30. 80 1919 Cap Or BIZ 50
lT45 Cap, LIST 80. 80 1868 N av. or b. Fl so
1850 Monroe. sr,b. 80. 80 144sh se5r. $50
APARTMENTS
THE LOUDOCN. :pt 4G4-5r. b.. 90
814 East Capitol st. apt 4Ol-5r, b ....27.50
Apt b1-6r. .....l0.O6 THE NAHANT.
THE NEWTON. Apt 6-5r. 80
$50 ct. ne
Apt 1857, 1900
BELT, O'BRIEN co. ancl.
1909 G ST NV
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FOR RENT-2423 ST.. FOR COLORED:
rms. 4 b.; newly renodeled, papcred aud paint
ed outside and In; all mod convenience, rent
$3.50. Key. 1417 g at. NV, Rms / and =.
DETACHED, WITH GARAGE $3.50
Located In beautiful Saul's addition;
rooms and baths: fine order: praeti-
caly new. Be quick.
y. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc.
121 18th st. NV. NJ 5904-5.
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FOR RENT-FLOYD T..
6O2 Pa ay NV. hdg$1W.GO
216 9Th sw. s., b. $3.50
800 F ne. Orb 5000
COS 7th sw. stn. dwg28. so
g33 II sw. CRIB. .22.50
627 NJ sw, CRIB. ..21.m
30 1871 sw, Or, b. 81 .W
1141 Gil Sc. Or. b. 20
1917 9th sw, Or, b. 20. 30
TOO + sw. 7r.....1S.W
100 9Th sw. Or, b. 20. 90
4S5 G sw, Or. 1880
3O4 Mclean sw. 6rb18.m
1923 3D. Sc. 5r,b. 1850
1869 Emerson ne. .16. SO
1886 n sw, Or. 30
497 l. sw, Or. SO
1895 Union sw, Or. 12.N
663 f sw. Sr. 80
765 9Th sc, store. .12.M
APART
1928 Il sw. 5r.b. .@.O 90
42S 9TH sw5r, b, AZ. %. 80
727 Ith sw, orb. .17.15
COLI
1l4S 10th NV. 70. 90
81 Canal sw, Or. 1850
1921 9Th re, 6r. 800
413 61S sw. .13. 30
O16 G sw, Or, b. rs. a
FOR 4 MORE COMP
OF
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COR ~ g ST. s:W,; lge. sto. 4 dwg. $40. 90
sos f sw. Ir, b.. .22.IG 626 sw. Or. b.. 22.OO
1918 9th sw. 1850 219 1917 sw, Sr. boO.5 so
Alb I'd Sc. Sr. b..25.J0 S22 9th sw. Gr. b. 1S 80
400 sw. Or. b.. Sol SU3 McL'n sw Or b. IA 90
438 9th sw, 7r. b. q. 90 Thos. p Brown 6l7 4lssw
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l. HEISKELIs.
Phone Main Cos.
1875 18th, 1lr.2b. 500
l144 Q. Tor. b. :. SIS. 90
1887 Euclid. 1cr. %
1914 Calvert. Tor. 2h5S. 10
1921 q. Or. b. -. $500
l742 18th. ar. ch. 80. ~
OIL Md ay ne. lar, bi5.Go
1897 Park I'd. Tor. b45.Op
l734 18TH. Tor. LAB %
40l7 I4th. 9r. h.. 1850
1871 Goth. Or, b. ..4o.e0
1874 \. ar. n. IS. 81
1901 X. 7r, b. 20
lc5 z. ar. d.. Is: -,
1910 r. 1r. b.. % 20
1890 Monroe. Sr, $3.50
1890 L. int. Or. : :" %
70 :. ar. b. ~. 30
1870 2lst. Or. b. $3.50
1911. 9th s..-..r'rn. 20. 20
1924 Ingleside terrace,
Or, b ...........2I -
23o 18th sw. Orb ESQ
49, c ne. Ir. b. 30. 50
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FOR RENT
81 d ST. s.e.. 8 rooms and bath. SAT so
317 st. me-, rooms and bath. ...... 30 so
GID Morris st. ne, rooms and BATH. 2o.5O
742 9th st. Sc, rooms ............... 1850
7OS 10th st. ne, rooms. ........... l5 80
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
(Unfurnished.)
3Ot st. NV. rooms and bath. q. 90
30 Quincy pi. NV, rooms and bath. %. 30
S1Si: 18th At. n.e., rooms and bath. =. l6. 40
1iO1 at. me-, rooms and bat 49,. II so
FRANK X. HOPKINS. 715 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT
1908 Park road NV, ar. and b......... $1,000
1920 Mass. ave. me-, Or. and b.... 81. so
147S Meridian st. NV, Or. and b. 300
147 Carroll vt. s.e., ST. and b. $50
1S1 st. NV, Or. and b................ 2S. so
1910 Spring road NV, Or. and b. 2S. so
1910 C st. sw., Or. and b............... 80
sos Mass. ave. me-, Or. and b........ q. 80
100 Sth st. me-, Or. and b.............. $50
1923 N. ]. ave. NV. Or. and b. ......... -. so
622 18th st. Me-, 6r and b............ o. so
2O4 9th st. ne, 6r and b.............. 1880
$40 18th Ut. s.e., Or. and b.............. 21.50
1884 9Th st. ne. dat. 5r. and b. 1900
COLDRED TENANTS.
2333 9Th st. NV, Ar. and b. tnew). 17.5o
2o11 II st. NV. new. 10. 80
1915 Lamont st. NV, Ar. and b. new. 1850
176 Lamont ct. NV, Or. and b. 100
JAMES A. CAHILL.
Sales. Rents. Loans. Insurance.
New Location: 724 1lth Ut. NV.
Phone Main 663.
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THE OLYMPIA
14th and Euclid SITS. nv.
Full 6reproof construction.
ALI modern improvements.
Large, comfortable rooms.
Excellent cafe. Moderate rates.
A few desirable 8 and Z room apartmenta
from $40 to $50 q month.
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
1888 y ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-H0UsES.
INFURNISHED (Continuedl ),

FUR REM
JAMES f. SHEA, 6A3 LOUISIANA AVE NV
DWEIL1NES NQRTIIN1sSE -
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FOR RENr-wIrHIN FIVE SQUARES
OF State. War and Navy departments:
heat. Rent, $3.50. $40 22nd ct. nv.
STONE q FAIRFAX. 13l2 u. 7. ave-
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FOR RENT-BY JESSE
1903 Fl at. NV.
18th & q. 35r, sb. $500
IA Lafayette 80. .5.Op
$50 10th. double
house ..........3 B, 600
1854 Q. 16r. 4b.. Us. 40
1917 Col I'd, 12r, 3b1lO.W
1918 Belmont. l2r.
3b 10000
1723 s. Tor. 3h. 10000
2126 r. 16r. Oh. eh. 0o
1896 Biitmore. 10. 2hS3. IS
Is Grafton st. Chevy
Chase. Or. ID. 1890
1917 NJ. 1Or. %. 1870
l744 q. Tor. b.sta. IS. 10
2O1S r, Tor. b. ..13 ~
ls43 Kal. l2r. 2b. $500
l7Oi Q. Or, 2b. .d3.1,
23fa o1th. Tor. 2h. ~. no
1915 2oth. I2r. Oh. IS. no
1893 Calvert. llr. 2bti5. 90
1851 r. 1or. 2h. ), 800
1909 Irving. Ter. p 20 ~
I'LL DE Sales. Tor. 5000
1921 Q. Or. 1b. ;. ..a5.0j
Speeial-1N3 Fl ST.
en- suite. reasonable rent
Complete list OF 9TH
nished houses and apart,
ETC., on application.
JESSE L. IiFiSkEL1.
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VERONICA AND SUSSEX. 18th and ste. sW.
8 TO rooms and BATH. heated. 2l.00 and up
EASTMAN 18th and East Capitol sts
rooms and BATH heated. 5000 ana %
SUFFOLK. 7th and Fl sts s.w.
rooms and bath. ............. .S14. 70 and up
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FOR lighthouses.


2Il: 18th nw.er bsae.so eo4 9th ne.Gr. b. 1870
Az Il ne, Sr.b.. 1850 531 9th Sc. 7r. 1870
| $40 C Sc. sr,b. 200 or cot. Ia ground 1850
90 L ne. nice he e 80 Nice Or house, co! 80
JAS. N. YORK & son, 9o4 g st. a-w.. Ind door.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16

Council Removes Obstacle to Railway
and Industrial EnInIEement

West Point, Va. March l5.-This
week at the regular meeting OF the
Town Council, sixty feet Of b Street.
or rather the use of that, was given
TO the Southern Railroad for the en-
iarsement of the railroad yard, where
on will be laid nine tracks in addition
10 the improvements already going
on The work OF rebuilding the south
ern Railroad tracks from West Point
10 Richmond was commenced at the
Richmond end of the line early In
the year. and for several weeks a
large force has been at work at
Romancoke. the next station above
West Point. straig htening out the
tracks at that point. Just there. with
deep cut that ran alongside and down
Into the Pamunkey River and a high
landslides at any time. waf the only
point on the road between this place
and Richmond that was considered at
all unsafe. When this is finished the
roadbed from West Point to Richmond
Will be a S good and safe as any on
the southern system.
The Council also granted to the
Chesapeake pulp and paper factory the
privilege of closing the cross streets
purposes. This matter of land and
streets settled the Southern Railway
Company will push their improvements
rapidly TO completion, and the Chesa =
peake pulp and paper factory will De
ready for operations by November of
this year.
1t will be remembered that short
time ago West Point people were en-
thusiastic on the subject OF a $4,000
post office and had many reasons for
believing the appropriation was in
sight. but in unwinding the big roll
OF red tape until it reached the Com
mittee on Appropriations, West Point
was only granted $4,000 for purchasing
site for the post ONCE. a notice has
reached here from the Treasury De-
partment at Washington. authorizing
the acquisition Of site for a Federal
building. and inviting proposals for the
sale or donation of the same Diagrams
and maps of the town will be sent on
to Washington at once. From the next
Congress West Point expects an ap-
preparation for the post-office build :
be able to fulfill the requisite require
ments.
The real estate men In this section
have been busy recently, and among
the sales have been that of Mount
Folly on York River, by w r. Broad
dus. to Thomas w. Dana, of Pitts
burgh, who has bought the farm for
HON Mount Folly was the home
stead of tho late Captain Barney Jones,
nf James City County
l. c. Phillips has bought summer
home in James City down on the York
Mr.. Latner, of Wisconsin, has bought
the farm of Mr.. Birge just across the
York from West Point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
TOBACCO SALES IN
VARIOUS MARKETS
Smaller Deliveries, Firmer Mar
kets and Better Prices-Out-
look for Another Week.

The cold snap and the high winds
OF the previous week were the causes
for the small receipts of leaf tobacco
on the Richmond market last week.
The sales at all the warehouses did
not exceed 225.oo0 pounds Pretty
much all Of the stock offered was of
the suncured types. and marked i'm
provement in the quality of the offer
ings was the feature OF the week q
business. Nearly all of the suncured
leaf that was put upon the warehouse
floors was Of the better grades-in fact,
according to the statement IF one of
the warehousemen. the breaks, small
though they were. showed better to-
bacco than those of any week since
tho opening of the season. and this
only regret being that the breaks
were so small However. they took
the better offerings to mean that there
is quite lot of the better graded weed
yet to come in.
The market was much stronger and
prices considerably better than for the
previous week The warmer weather
and the rains of the past week made n
season and the probability is thai
about all Of the leaf left in the barns
of the growers was taken down and
stripped for market. Therefore the
warehousemen look for much larger
breaks this week and the next.
The news from the other markets
is pretty much on the same order as
that furnished by the Richmond mar
ket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
Sunday Services in the
City Churches

Evangeistic services Will be held at Grace
Street Baptist Church. beginning tonight
and continuing throughout The week There
Will be preaching each night by Rev. Lloyd
T. Wilson. D. D.. the pastor. Arrangements
have been made for special music by a
chorus choir. led by the regular quartet OF
the church.
At Union station Methodist Church the
% dT'o preac iE His subject SUBJECT this morning viii
be Revive Thy Work. O Lord" The even
ing sermon will be Lost. Strayed or stolen"
How Good People Create Crime and Pau
perism: How to Prevent Them" will be the
subject of the sermon, to he deiiyered to-
OF Centenary Methodist Church. At the
morning service he will preach a sermon ap-
pTSeyiae e PSm Sun Sas,or ., FRS, chris
tlon Church. Norfolk. Will preach ut both
service to-day at Hanover Avenue Christian
The service at Colonial Place Christian
Church. Stop l5 Westhampton line. will be
tnls atsrnonn at ., qsi9TH by
Christian Church.
Taking as his s16ieS ct The 1n.o New Man.
the salvation army Will preach tonight at
discussed by Rev. II. u. c. Maclachlan d.
d.. tonight at Seventh Street Christian
Rev. B. Lacy Hoge returned yesterday from
Atlanta, and Will NIL his pulpit at Emmanuel
Baptist Church at both services to-day.
Regular services at First Church OF Christ
Scientist, will he held this morning at II
o'clock The subject will he Substance"
At First Unitarian Church the last sermon
OF series on the Lords Prayer. entitled
Through Conflict to Victory" Will he
preached by Rev. Alexander T. Bowser at IL
o'clock
The nrst theatre meeting for men under
the auspices OF tho Young Mems Christian
Association will he held this afternoon at 1880
o clock at the Bijou. Rev. Billy" Williams
the Drummer Evangclict: will speak. HIS
theme will be Breaking Home Ties" Had
don s. Watkins will sing aud Sheppard Webb
Will he at the piano.
In tho big Y. NJ. Cl a. auditorium this af-
ternoon at 2:So o'clock Mr.. Williams viii
speak 10 boys the subject. Two Ways"
He Will preach this morning and tonight
at Rroad Street Nethodist Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
RIVER RISES WITH
GREAT RAP|D|TY
For Several Hours in Afternoon
Danville Threatened by
Another Flood.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J

tSpcCldt 10 L ne lIlleS-DiSDaICn.l
Danville, Va, March 15.-Danville
was threatened by another flood to-
day. when the Dan River rose with
alarming rapidity overnight and stood
thirteen feet above normal at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, remaining there for
several hours. and then gradually re-
ceding. A curious fact relative TO the
high water is that exactly one year
ago to-day the river stood four feet
higher than to-day's water mark, and
partially paralyzed Danville by fiood-
ing the street car apd the municipal
power plants.
Some of the riverside mills were
forced to close down by the water, and
the lumber yards were seriously
threatened, as was the new power
plant. but fortunately the rising waters
stopped just four feet below the plant
boiler room floors. Washouts are re-
ported on the Atlantic and Danville
Railway. impeding trafic. while tho
big iron bridge at Schoolfeld has been
rendered unapproachable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16

ment are. OF course, intended as a
counterblast 10 the increase in the Ger
man army. and that is one OF the most
disquieting symptoms Of the situation.
Liberals In this country are asking
how far Great Britain is TO be drawn
Into this Continental rivalry of arma-
ments
The exact scope OF the Anglo French
entente had never been publicly stated.
but Lord Roberts and his school seem
to anticipate the possibilities of being
forced to assist France on the Cont
nent in the event Of war.
1t is largely on this assumption that
the recent argument and agitation for
CONSUMPTION in this country Is based
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
TRIO HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
Roanoke Men Charged With RObbing
South Dakota Farmer.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial 20 The Ilmes- Dlspatch.I
Roanoke, Va, March 15.-ln Police
Court this morning the cases of Percy
Hansbrough, Frank Strain and Kern
w. Bierlcy charged with robbing J
u. Noftsingcr, a South Dakota farmer
OF $50 and watch. resulted In the trio
being sent to the grand jury.
After these cases were disposed of
Hansbrough and his friend, Guy
Akers, were arraigned for their part
in strenuous night early this week
when the two young men took pos
session of DR.. II. Z. Joness horse and
buggy and started on a night ride fer
Starkey. The two were landed in tail
after one was accidentally shot and
the other painfully wounded by an
officer who made the arrests. Akers
also was sent to the grand jury, and
the inquisitors will probe into two
cases against Hansbrough
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Especial 10 Inc lmes-DISpdtCh.J
Lynchburg, Va. March l5.--John D. Oses-
by. OF the Lynchburg Tobacco Warehouse
OF leaf tobacco sold on the Lynchburs mar
ket:
Sold week ending March {. 5os. 800 pounds
sold week ending March II. 321g1o pounds
decrease this week. lis. 800 pounds.
Sold from Septembey /. 1911. to March 15
1912. la5lt2o pounds; sold from September L
1912. 10 March Il. 1919 124.5ol. 800 pounds: de-
crease for 1918. lol2.too pounds.
Receipts were light this week. but were
a. large as was expected, there Is not
very much more tobacco in the hands of
the farmers. All desirable grades were
strong with prices slightly sitter, making
the general avarage good. Common grades
hold hrm with no change noted In quota
tlonE. OnntailnnR:
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DIR. smith mt Stuart Hall.

Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch. ]
stanton, Va. March l5-Dr c. AL
phonso Smith. of the University of
Virginia. gave his second lecture at
Stuart Hall on Friday afternoon. be-
fore large and appreciative audi
ence. Two weeks ago he lectured at
the school on The Ministry of Poetry
and thrilled his audience by his treat
ment of the theme. y large gather
ing greeted him on his second APP
pearance yesterday afternoon, and
listened with closest attention to his
unfolding of the subject, Literature
in the South"
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aurtton SaIes, aeonnap
The Valentine Auction Co.,
AUCTIONEERS.
618 EAST BROAD STREET,
HANDSOME SODA FOUNTAIN
AT AUCTION.

On account of installing a new sys-
tenn. we Will sell for the Grant Drug
Street Corner Twelfth and Main),
TOMORROW tMoNDAY). MARCH IL.
at l o'clock p. NJ.
the Soda Fountain and Counter now
III use, which is one of the handsomest
onyx, with white enameled canopy ton
and mirrors; can be used as a double
fountain or as two single fountains
soda faucet and four mineral water
:, viii also sell the handsome Marble
with ice box for milk and bottfa
drinks; copper wash trough, etc.
sale positive. The fountain will be-
owners.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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TAYLOR IS FREED
FROM ALL BLAME:
Mrs. Brown Loses $4,000 Dam
age Suit Against Man Who
Killed Her Husband.
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Luray, Va. March 15.-The $4,000
damage suit Of Mrs. Thomas Brown,
OF Rappahannock County, against r.
Lee Taylor, justice of the peace. poll
tician and wealthy farmer of that
county, who In March. 1911; shot. and
killed the woman's husband. was de-
cided by a jury In that county yester-
day. Taylor being exonerated from all
blame. Taylor. In the capacity OF mag
brought before. him for some difficulty
between himself and Brown. The lat
days, When the sentence had been
served the two mon met, and the trou :
bic was renewed. Taylor, it was
a Jury refused to indict Taylor for
the killing. Taylor WAS represented
by C2lonel Robert Leedys OF the Sac
E EsMl Ghsslss q 3.
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ARBITRATORS CHOSEN.
VIII Pass on Price City Must Pay for
Water Plant.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Raleigh, y. c., March 15.--Gilbert
c. White, OF Charlotte, and b. NJ. Hall,
of Atlanta, are two OF the three arbi-
traitors selected to pass on the pur-
chase price Raleigh must pay the
Wake Water Company for the city
water works. These two arbitrators
were agreed on to-day. White repre-
sents the Wake Water Company inter
ests. and Hall the city's interests.
Under the order of the court the
two arbitrators meet here within FIVE
days, and within three days there
after they must have agreed on third
arbitrator, else Judge Carter. of the
Superior Court, will arbitrarily name
a third, so that the assigning of the
value of the plant can proceed.
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MACHINE snoPs THREATENED.
Blaze Starts In Boiler Room and
Causes $4,000 DamnRe.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l

ISpccIaI 10 IHe TIme S- Dlspatch.J
Pulaski Va. March 15..--Fire on Fri
day night threatened to destroy the
large Dora Machine Shops here. the
Coke Company. The blaze originated
in the boiler room, and did about $4,000
damage before 1t was gotten under
foundry department. was burned and
considerable machinery was damaged.
Tho fossils fully covered by Insurance.;
and tho work Of rebuilding has al.