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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-03
FEDERAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
AnsRF-icaOn Lea one

Philadelphia, 3; Chicago, ?.
St. Louis. Z: Boston. O.
Detroit, 4 New York, 5.
Cleveland. 9: Washington. 4.
National League.
Open date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-03
American Breeders Do Not Fa-
vor Sending Animals to For
eign CountrieS-Ligh
PugS Do Not Notice Weather.
BY FRANK NIENKE.

The American trOtter and PAGER
breeders at last have revOlted
against the practice of selling their
best horses TO European horse lovers.
James Tranter, of the Fasig-Tip-
ton company. returned few weeks
ago from an extensive trip through
out the country in quest of record
stations and mares And he returned
almost empty handed.
Il offered some Of the fanciest
prices on record" declared Tranter,
but as soon as the horse owners
learned that | wanted the animals for
European markets they refused to
sell. 1t seems that the American
Illustrate any further attempts on the
part of European breeders to get the
fast American horses.
The pugs evidently fail TO realize
the fact that summer is in our midst
and has been for six weeks or so. In
stead of taking a rest. of getting from
within the focus of the sporting spot
light so that others may have
chance. the pugs have been more
prominently mentioned in the last six
weeks than any other athletes.
Since June 20 the Johnson Moran,
the Richie Welsh and GunbOat Smith
Carpenter fights have been staged
undeniably-the most important fights
in more than a year. That they
were all held in Europe didn't lessen
the interest here. nor did il lessen the
newspaper space that usually is given
limited and a good portion goes 10 one
subject-fighting- means that the
real summer sports must suffer IN
consequence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-03

This seems 70 be a great year for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-03
vii Try Shove Beavers Down Another Notch This Afternoon
Hoosiers Battle Cricket
Crew For q Fast Rounds
In Effort To Grab Game

while Grodick flew To Badger and
Stevenson grounded TO heifer.
Few Men Reach First.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25
c. WIS Fame.

u. WIS Fame.
When Spportun ty knocke
door Of George Washington" ]
the Observer OF Events and
1T seems TO haFe shade I
Ratchet"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25

Rear Admiral Victor Blue, chief of
the bureau of navigation of the navy
department, is a busy man these days
In Washington, directing the departure
OF the warships for Mexican waters.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25

General Barnett is the rece
pointed commander Of marine,
his men may fall the duty of
the customs houses at Tam
Vera Cruz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

quirements jus; noted. Il was. as all
must agree. IN vain.
IL must not be supposed that Their.
are no mining Seologis, just because
no specia! degree * given id,itifvinIr
Them a. such. The Leading niiiinS
G e. li,,i,, however, are men Who:
tia!H!lS' nave received trainini; in
various branches OF cheinistrv, IN
nttAHurgy and IL engineering etc. In
Sn9rt' they nave been taught the yer,
subjects which would he Included II,
= systematically arranged Curriculum
Q. 'ne sort necessary Tor universities
anu terhnlcal schools 10 graduate men
Nt'cd Tor this particular neld OF aupli.J
geology
Inc mining. biologist finds employ
n.lut WIN railroads and mining com
bureaus OF the states and the n;,tion'
HItcr saIiicicnt experience ne find.
a"','t!nS Nun large ard sparscly oc.
E"P!td PVT extremely profitable field
The south Must Come.
mimi nGe ,,r mm0ut one-iiith OF the tota!
comes from Southern mines ard mar
nies' Iatutu at approximately Si0o,oO0
49, Wouid seem reasonable 10 sup
pos mat Southern educational insti
tutlons had trained a good Dronort,o,,
oI Tie men under whose direction IN.
m.I,e'": nv, WeAItn OF the South has been
position The Southern institutioi,s
G S.';in' acG"r9lnS TO the most reliable
80 - q "a "a olc, barely over ! Der cent
OF me 1000 men receiving trnininrs
throughout the country rs mining en-
But II Southern institutions of lc,rn.
ms W:te 10 train their Sharc-ilalnclv
one NTH OF the total JUS ,nen,i"nrdtSg
mere would be enrolled In mining en-
stHecFinS courses in these institutions
ABOUT 800 men instead OF about thirty.
ana they would be receiving instr1ic
uon not in mining engineering. but il,
INNING geology. by way Of prsparaiioi
;.1,1
NeIonn!cnt OF the mineral resources of
the South. where the opportunities ana
need OF scientifically trained men arc
greater than in any other section OF the
such a course as would be necessary
10 train men along the lines Indicated
could DE given In any university where
me professor of geology had had train
ing along other lines than geology, and
VINO had had experience in mining He
shouid keep constantly in touch with
mining companies. so that the men
trained under his direction might find
summer employment in mines This.
together with allied subjects, for which
professors are provided in any first
class university. would make possible.
without additional expense provision
Tor hrst-rate course in mining
geology II is safe to predict that in
the near future. and in the South the
plan here so crudcly skctched will be
seen In active and efficient operation"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

number Of contestants entered the race
for the chocolate prizes that have ever
gotten into any former tilt for the
best OF cake making. There were over
200 cakes on exhibition, and all we're
so good the judges had hard time
deciding who were the big prize
winners. However. this scmimonthly
cake contest of the house Of Saunders
is unique in that every contcsting cake
maker gets q prize in CercSota -four.
but the three best productions get the
capital or larger prizes and there is
where the judges had hard time de-
Gliding, all OF the cakes being so good
and so well made. The good women
who entered the contest were unani-
nous in the verdict that the high
quality of the cakes was due in tho
main TO the superiority Of the flour
that was used. the same being the
Cercsota brand. which the Saunders
people are selling all over the terri
tory of the NTH regional bank divi-
sion. OF which little old, solid old
Richmond is the capital. 1t required
ten barrels of the Ccrcsota flour to
pay Off the prizes. After the show
the cakes exhibited were sent to chart
table institutions. going to the Bap-
list Home, the Episcopal Home the
Rellc Bryan Nursery and the Wilson
Home for Working Girls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
7------------7----17----z>-
GREAT "CAkE WALK,o
Novel Contest and Exhibition AT Saun.
dcrs ~ sons Wholesale Gro


There was some cake show and 4
novel contest down at the wholesale
grocery house of l.. \. Saunders &
Son, on Fourteenth Street Friday af-
ternoon. 1t was the biggest thing in
the shape of a cake show that was ever
pulled off in these parts. On two
long tables were exhibited all kinds
OF big cakes OF the chocolate covered
variety. and quito n large number of
visitors viewed them with pleasure
and enthusiasm.
When the man Of news asked for
information about this unique show
and contest he was told that Friday
was with that house "Ceresota Contest
Cake Day; and II was explained that
Saunders & Son have two shows and
two contests each month. Offering
prizes 10 the good housewives who
make the best cakes from the cele-
brated Ceresota flour. Friday was
chocolate cake day. and the largest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

pepper. or tonic like iron. The old
method of putting rusty nails in the
drinking water. had good sense in it;
but more active form OF iron is de-
Sirablc.
The English poultrymen are much
In favor OF ''Douglass Mixture" this
is made by putting four ounces cop
poraS into a jug {never use a metallic
vesseD with one gallon OF water, and
add "ne-half ounce sulphuric acid. This
TO be put into the drinking water in the
proportion OF a teaspoonful to a pint:
II Is one OF the best and most useful
when needed. and IS good to give your
wei fowls occasionly. especially dur
ing the moulting season: ii braces them
ir, and has Il tendency to ward OIL
disease have used ii for several
years ana nave found ii very benc-
Hciai 10 my fowls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
REAL. ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS
Continual From Eirst PaGe.l

Continued From First PaGe.)
lot in Laburnam Park to Il. W. Farley.
who has already closed the contract
with builders for the erection OF q
! handsome home on tho same.
| OIe OF Richmonds many new
suburbs is fast building up with new
and pretty homes. Last week Mr..
Malvern Hill purchased a handsome
new home on the corner OF Noble
Avenue and the Boulevard Contracts
for several new homes have been let,
and work will start on them during
next week. The agents for this prop
crty report unusual demand for choice
locations.
Huiding operations are very active
in all OF the suburbs, Woodland Heights
possibly being in the lead In the
fast developing West End section. both
within the city limits and beyond.
homes are going up right along. Man
ager Taylor, OF the Bunting NIcNeal
Realty Corporation, tells me that plans
and specifications are In the hands OF
contractors for several new homes in
Colonial Place
Ground will be broken Tomorrow
for a $4,000 residence in Section Is.
near the new Christian Church. The
people out there are rejoicing thst
ne water main has been finished down
PATTERSON Avenue, and they are, there
fore no longer dry" in Colonial place
From all parts OF the city, as we'll
as tae suburbs. come reports OF active
L"i!ding operations. All OF the con-
factors while not boast;ne of any
mighty big contracts in the way OF
sEEscrapers. enormous factories, and
the like. say iEey arc bein-r Kept as
"hSy as bird DOGS in the fan OF the
year building rest 'enccs from tho mod
ea: cottage or bungalow 10 the limos.
ms mansion, and that their work ex
tcHdS over very large territory from,
Church Hill to the Boulevard and in
the suburbs on both sides of the river
ana as far to the north and the wesr
ahN the south as the suburbs 20.
Iaken altogether. and as a Who'll.
inc spring is opening up with encour,
aging business for the immediote
present and tho brightest kind OF nros
poets for the near future in five reo,
estate and building line, and nil srs
OF ne opinion that the reserve bonts
business has had lor to do with IT,
an" th"N are of the further oninion
mat when the reserve bank begins 70
% business and money gets enstsr
thcre Is going to be I. lot moro Of ~
sane KIND real estate buying and sell
ing ana home building and industria,
deNeiopment in and about C;re,tnr
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
NEW INDUSTRIES;
ACTIVITY IN SOUTH

Continued from First Pagc.)
Company, Lexington. Ky, will erect
addition and install equipment TO
double capacity of plant 1T cost OF
about $4,000; plant leased to Americas
Tobacco Company.
Peerless Lumber Company. Lynch
burg. Va was Incorporated with capt.
tai stock of 100000 TO manufacture
lumber. etc.
George L. Carter Corporation, Max
Meadows. Va, was incorporated with
capital stock of 100000 for land de-
vclopmrnt.
Elkhorn Coal Company. Mater. Ky.
was organized with $4,000 capital
stock: leased Potter coal tract and
VIII develop; initial daily capacity, 700
tc 500 tons
Baliou Safety Rail Joint Company.
Roanoke, Va. was incorporated with
capital stock OF $4,000 To manufac-
ture safety rail joints.
Magnolia Petroleum Company, Cor
sicana, Texas. increased capital stock
by Si.S0o,00o 10 provide for construc-
ton of oil refinery and other facilities
at Fort Worth, Texas. To handle crude
oil produced in Healdton (Okla) field:
refinery reported 10 cost nearly a mil
lion dollars
D. II. Bernhard. vice president OF the
Alahama and New Orleans Transport
tation Company. New Orleans. la
plans To construct floating ship yards
Tor building ships for inland waters
and ultimately enlarge to construct
ocean vessels, enterprise is said to be
financed by $4,000 900 corporations
North Texas Utilities Company. Dali
las, TEXAS. was Incorporated with cap
ital stock OF 100000.
Swift 81 Co. Chicago. Ill. will erect
iertnzcr factory. cotton oil mill and
plant TO Manufacture cotton oil bv-
products at Augusta. Ga: will cleo.
treaty equip; cost about $4,000
TlshominSo Concrete Tie Company.
Tishomingo. Miss. was Incorporated
with capital stock OF 100000 To manu-
iacture concrete ties and other con-
struction material
Delta Cement Tile Company. Green
VINE. MISS, was Incorporated with
$4,000 capital stock TO manufactures
cement tile.
American IIane and Sinsletree Com
pahy. Chattanooga. Tenn. was incor-
porated with capital stock of $4,000
10 manufacture harness names and
sinGletreeS and iron used upon them.
Hendcrsonvillc Laundry. Ice and FucI
Company. IIcndersonvilic, ~ c. was in
corporated with capital stock oil S35.
ouo 10 establish laundry. etc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Restaurants.
arc coeE,a hoans Moore BANK d. $50
Rooms Board.
The wsshnston. :o Madison esJ
Sewing Machines Repairing.
C. Reams ?l7 North Fifth Madison MS
Ths Gs2 ssas s Gre IS ii
Shoe Repairing.
H0f e Sh2 Hs ao 1 9o s 81 Broad 81 m
l. G G. ndac s 2s W Wv Main Asn Madison ia,
Sporting goods.
JOS L. Bickerstaf Jr ISL e Main
Storage Transfer.
w. T. Richardson. Main Bevidre ...---.Monros
Tailcrs.
Aaron s E Grace Madison 500,
H. Marshall as2s
NJ Lesser. The Raleigh
J. K EHts' a,S 3 md M2n Monroe SO,
s;ss;s y: rs ) s:% $Is;s 5
Tanks, Stacks. Boiler REPAIRS. BIoyvpipe System.
Heating and VcntiIntins.
Capital City Iron Works ~ ?ard .a1
CoTecs.
Il. Hcroy 21s-SIo
Timing Plumbing.
& sssSSs Il 4.i3 Ns5:ss q
fenbeios Benson 5li E Main ad nassan iai
Tire Repairing vulcanisiuE.
n s Sea 5 81 M rsa aa ~
Dallas Shafer Co. -Aionroe io1
J.. a. Fisher. pi w. Observation-Disclosures Ea
Trunks and Retail.
Bro" Trunk Bag Co.. 7oa E. Hroad--Mad. sl1l
Umbrella Factory.
Umbrella 32o
UpholstcrinS Repairing.
w.
jacob Gmaaf 1875 e. Btosd Mehsos Isl Isl
Vehicle Manufacturers.
3.
II. 1907 w. Cary
Wall PnpcrinG Painting.
George Z. io1 e. Main St------Sonroe
w.
Window Housc Cleaning.
y.
Window Cleaning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
NEW PROFE SS|ON
FOR BOYS OF SOUTH
(continued from rirst pnge.)


our courses In mining engineering 10
Include fuller training in geology.
undcr the direction OF reoiogi.ts ac-
quainted with mining problems: or.
NE teachers of mining cuginceyinL;
must have fuller knowledge of
geology than most OF them now possess.
IN elih.r event. the conclusion is the
same namely. that here IS an uncov-
cred field in applied geology, just a.
iheTe was some wears ago between
physics and chemistry. now prc-eInptcd
by physical chemistry. which invest
gates problems both physical and
chemical in their nature. yet belong
ms exclusively TO neither chemistry
nor physics. and which were until the
advent OF physical chemistry, largely
Neglected. IN the same way rninin,
geology could be taught systenaticnl-
~ and established in the universities
as an independent subject more suited
10 the mining industry than even min
ing "n~inecring. and occupying a field
which Is now covered wholly neither bv
mining engineering nor by geology
Men so trained would receive a vo-
cational or professional ira ininE-dcs-
iEnatc II as YOU please hich. in the
words Of President Alderman. would
enable them 10 earn living. have a
Nomc md support . wife" In com
inenting on vocational training Prcsi-
dent Alderman stated emphaticallv
that unless It fulfilled the ultimate re-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Roanoke, Va. April Isl. NJ. Blu
ford ana associates. OF this city, have
leased ZOO acres of coal land one mile
from Hazard, Ky. and will organize
the Ashless Coal Company (rccently
incorporated with $4,000 capital
stock) 10 develop the property. They
will first develop $500 acres of tract.
Land is owned by w. J. Brown, OF Bris-
,oi; d. ID. Hull and associates. of Roa
nolc, WHO have awarded contract for
constructing bridge across the river
so az to connect tho property with the
Lexington and Eastern Railroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Adding Machine. nnd Omcc Supplies
Freeman Advertising %aI %ssnsI sa Ass"s fs
Advertising A rtls,.
William ] 800 Lyric Bldg ...... .Monro. .se.
, Altercr Of Lndics Gnrmcnts
Antiques.
/ 1 i., ,S. i .a Sss5:s: S.
Art stores and Pruning.
STANDARD Art Novelty Monroe is3,
Automobile AcccnsorIcs
EQUIP co lis ~ Broad Monroe snn.. sS
Automobile Dealers.
22?p mGi9n Cos Car ai " Main
as 81 Gis a,as {, cAs cgr cA ISIS
e:t aSe St osr CO Car so 's &
sS+ N'!S5 s.@ s' As" s;';
Auto Rcpririns.
Autos for Hire ''''
Thomas b Hicks sons. H. Main staad e,-Mon %,
Tho HIN Bank $500 f. nroad $, ,,s,,so, "a,
- bicycles md Rcpniring.
Joseph L. Bickerstan m Main at..... Madison ss,s
bicycle Dcn,cr. Repair shop
O. pcsse,, Jr =, W t' .ra %ln Maal.on 2:s,
~ ''l$'s si ,95i
we. Ea cgele i9e epS . , los4 & ,a
noHrdln s"n ana ID I Ii ers.' ST. Monroe 1913
s''''A Hicks s'7 i, 5ss@ stable. ssdSa
Boarding ,o Goblin s EelvideFo s'Mon SIS
ooltbinders and Loose Leaf Device ass''0n ssh
nra "":. ad'so" 1873
sS 1. s Hsssss g; g:
, ~ CnrrinSrs Wagons
CASH ma ms in,.nincn ii'n Madison s'is
: =! Black WILLIAMSBURG Ave. M,s,.o, M.
CHtcrers
"s A Hsa a' a"a o
CiIars and Tobacco.
i--venson Cigar Co. =. :iain ST . ,Io,,o. ,.os
- CicH' Ing and Ircssing.
Acme pressing Co. 7g7 W. Cary N.,,.
:. Oud
'o1Eh meaning works
Ma
'!oac iadison
Madison
Kidi fadison
ear nGson
,!h Monroe
49, " ''HEu Monroe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

pary. Inc. makes the following report Of
tobacco sold on the Lynchburg market:
sold week ending April TO- %. 10 pounds
SOLD week ending April Il. IA 900 pounds de
crease ;his week 3ls,ioo pounds.
Sold from September /. 1918. 10 April IL
l?!i. l5.%io, tp pounds: sold from September
l. 1872. 10 April IS 1919. l3. rs. 100 pounds. in
crease for 1915 :.Gil.cG0 pounds.
Sales while light this week were as large
as eNpecied, a the crop OF tobacco IS nearly
all sold.
Prices are holding up well though common
grades are lower. which is always the ease
near the end of The season
Guou ana Inc grades continue In Very
strong demand a; fine prices. Those who
have tobacco on hand are advised to mar
kct II right away. OuniGtIons:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

rsss son Son isss sss
crocers Retail
t2fssy 81 o. ~ 10y y " Main 97 81
Iss' MiSsss 1 1;s;
: T i, y vs. .SS :,
,sSsn MAJ" s &s.ss" IS S
: sa%%s e y;niS: Monroe Sc
If Sssa: 81 h.: .soss Maas ssl =
@aT:'na, sna S IS
Broad Monl Nsd ls.Iss siss
l,8oad Mo M9ssS s.45 u
%isS,el1s sS.;sm e. sslss ::
Sosy @ 5 s at s ss
O. In' -eH ''2 ,,i iroSk AYE Monroe 2ls5
'sss 55'' :S' ih Mds. i i5Is
Hardware.
; sTs 'Is5aTs5: !s Hssst -;
Il 'lo s 'aF $i.ro Isl
ii:s Main A'i''o" s'''
C. Ii i,'osa aGso% 7 iss
Hard Wood Floors and Venetian Blinds.
q. '" Parsons IL '" Main
Hat Renovation
Vera Hat Works I'll y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Monroe %,
Ice Cream Manufacturers.
Mike Abdalia 1927 W Observation-Disclosures. a!onro. 2o,i
sasSa SCI
6 fe5iiasan lis N % Broad 81 5 81,
Jewellers.
n Kins s Is y w. s:is sIS s. s. NO phon'o
Son, E. Main 81 N,as,, .,o,
'" n Spot & Son. Jas K Mali. "
Lnundrfes.
American Hand Laundry afonroe 400
Liquors.
Baker s s Msdson s ssss
SIKH M sdsSn s s:ss
Lithin wntern.
Broad Rock Min
Ionticeiio Mineral Syringe Inc e3i L
faaFFis Ahti-Dyspeptic Water Co.. Inc. SIC
Lumber
Z. oa Monro os5e
Machinery Repairing.
l..
The strickland Machine Co.. E. Iss
Mail Order Liquor
&. Boze. St............. Ma6,so, eng,
sCHITZ BEER i?s 18Th 81 Mon as as,
r-'e"e l'-' T. Main Monroe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Meats. Fish. Oysters md Game.
Malory's Market. 4o7 w SUPERINTENDENT. Madison eoso
Meats Vegetables.
F7s n sT0s wf., J res a
{ SP,ia 4, %s%:"s IS
= KTssh I91 W
Tns Main s. Market 5 Io .
E E schmidt. stall, So FRS, Market, Madison al,
Medicine Manufacturers.
j. Hayden 2 W. Broad ST. HAYDEN Pure Herb Medicines,
II. II Elicit 1907 WILLIAMSBURG Ave-.
e!a aHsnf sas Go ss Z! vi Broad 1
once and school Stationery
watord Printing Co. 1911 E. Main Mad 5s7
Moran Optical Co. ''''''n'
n. brets'ein' @s y. Ftth Madison ei
J. Nichols 1902 Porter ST. Madison .:5s.J
Paint manufacturers
Jon" L. Hraneh cG .no I,d nSna Madison 1854
BoDp & Ferguson 1913 e Main r's St Mono. PISS
Pickle manufacturers.
The Rosemary Co. Inc. 2l67
Leigh Thomas cs eli FTA% %ss and Moulding
Photographs and Records.
c. B. Haynes & Co, Edison Records.
e.. rinsteIe,s and Contractors.
sam Grandis 40 - Third Madison
Printers.
@ Sc
S Msaison SO Sc
I ts ss ?s sa s
Rat and vermin E1termrn.tor.
Otto orkin. American National Bldg...M Monroe s:?4
Ranors Sharpcned.
4hs sharRo Co. liz Y 5 HesS ST. '
Amos Co, .'o:l4 Travellers Madison 4,ts
Bowies e. Jones Co. Inc, y. Eighth
Casselman lois z. Main St........... Monroe
r. A. Ccphas Corner Second
j. Mac
j. D. Cook o.. y. St......... Monroe
+ oS"Sss H aan sss's" I.
g bd &af Ms SD
% 60 ssTIss Is: ss,4
.'S1 1 Main Sis on = =
Sol
K F. Schmidt g. 500 E. Franklin
D. " Walter & Mutual Bldg
Whte Co. s9d Am Nat. Bank
nHSniu Realty Co. Main
-S--....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
DanyiIlc Tobuc,o Rcnor,

Danvilic. Va. April iS.--The receipts sew
erai days during the carly part OF the week
were larger than anticipated. but small the
latter part. and composed FOR the most Dart
OF shipped tobacco. The wasoncd tobacco ~
or good quality and desirable and in good
demand, while the shipped stock Is moro
or less Inferior. and Is duh OF sale. Prices
are without change. although the sales arc
lacking IN the usual animation which larger
receipts inspire.
The weather for several days has been
good. and in II few days, II II continues So
the farmers VIII be very busy with crop
preparHtions. Trading in redried tobaccos
: uuict
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
HINT TO RICHMOND:
THE HOUSTON PLAN

Continued From First PageD
so would mean TO AT once destroy the
progress OF our city, depletc the banks
Of much OF their deposits and enor-
mously reduce the value Of our real
estate.
ut is strange. exceedingly strange.
20 my mind, that the great mass OF
people have so long been blind TO a
method OF taxation which will be truly
beneficial to the country at large If
my reply is not sufficiently full, do not
hesitate to communicate with me
further"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

-, ~ news letter from l!arrodsburE, Ky saws.
ne biggest Held of tobacco ever set ont IN,
Hercer county VIII be set out soon on the
Touitaih BIue farm. four miles from here
~ WIZ consist OF cishty-i five acres The land
uiiti! recently was hnc blue grass pasture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
THE TIMEsD DISPATCH: RICHMOND, VA, SUNDAY APRIL 1914
Cleaning and prcsrins-cont,nucd.

Cleaning and Prcsrins-Continucd.
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electrical Contractors, Motorcycles md Bicycles
Beuman Hines 2io-le y. Third Monroe 1885
Feed, Fertilizer nd Seeds.
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Filing Cabinets and Office Supplies.
Southern Office Equip Co. l2 5sss
Fish and
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Florists.
Frank MosH'iiler. f. Madison III,
Fruits and Vegetables.
James H Smith. Stall 50
Fruit, Vegetables md Poultry.
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Funeral Directors.
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