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The Washington herald., 1915-02-25

COTTON MARKETS.

New York. ~e'. @.-The decline in cotton c.
tIzCt prices WHICH has h,en in progress since tns
changed and disturbing conditions developed IN the
marine OF Europe APPEARED TO have cii
minaticn todLv. May contracts sold early IN tne
DAY al So which rcIr,sgnted hss Of nearly y
Tsr hale CIm, aTcI Wit. the uIRnlrS TEce OF The
day previous.
There Was :. corresponding decline in the ne"
crop months OF the fall ana WintsT but the market
ralli-l SHARPLY and decsiveiy frr this level WIN
having which aiISared TO represent Ensilsh and
German sur Quotations quickly Tec'eted ir'h
Is to Y POINTS. with better tone Throughout Inc
Session.
Exl-'ts :uday were i0.s3 bales. Foreign BUYERS
nov have actually taken 50l.5si bales. coniIaIe'!
with 6gHJ7l. bales to the sne date last season.
treat Britain has purchased American cotton M
10 this time .eary the equal volume Of last season
to the date
Confined high freight rates aad fears VI
higher insurance rates. II not the AbandonInG nj
- g,vCnmeht IrstIranc-. Is in dtETee rentrlctlnG
exls.rt ar;iVits. TN tire Other hand. the enornou'
Iu-,hasTs of cotton hereofoTe made and shipped
have fairly Isll supplied the immediate wants "i
i'm, ,rTtInG counties. and this condition han hem
recently responsible for a Ignter demand IN the
Stal Autr al markets.
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RALLY FOLLOWS
NEWL0W RECORDS
Market Fairly Steady at the
Close, Most of Gains
Being Retained.
MOTOR ISSUES STRONG
Rails Are Irregular. While Mexican
Petroleum Shows Strength-Activity
Displayed in Bond Market.

New York. Feb. :i.-Prices were
weak on the stock exchange at the
opening today New low records later
were esta blished and liquidation by
commission houses resulted y cover
ing movement Was started by some or
the larger bears. and room traders fol-
low ed. bringing rally OF from one
TO three points. The close was fair
j. steady, most Of the gains being
retained.
International issues are expected to
come to market from time to time.
particularly for German account. The
l"w price for exchange means pre-
uium on present prices. but sales here
arc limited to the shipments of Sc
.urities from abroad. brokers not be
ing willing to execute orders until
the stocks or bonds are at least on
their way to New York.
There is searching out for the
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

81 e. ors It ,7-ANYON. las r ct u1 Florence A TO
VIM q Fulton so TT S5Oco stamp s.
,21IS = II The Chafonrei Is
- 81 ut Il I75-BROWN, Jas A to Albert + Collins
SO stamp $50
rclSI Newport Fl nwN S
81 43a5 north >. It now II 3 blk , IsnE'ion r. 70
RAKER, Ira ct TX clara e to 7 Edw rfan
o. uN SUdyr VI mint tenants Sd stamp =
~ " T 81 " ~ I'd - neI
- GO II GI-C!.tRK Watson + surV tr 70 LOUIS
G5rdn"r ssh stamp s.
9TH hot = y q StS mel 81
~ It. 70 A n ~ 81 II II & ~ 81 sast ~ o-y Il :
tDNNOR Irr to- PhiIip " Sherwood SO
u - r-at 18th 4 9Th SITS nv. roi II ave now 4
cs9 I. - nlrN -
% 80 1t % biz Takoma rk-GRAY. Rose TO
HEIR l. Trorrton go stamp 81
y NJ Asren. " a 9Th = NV g
~ 80 II 5f-GTBBs. Fredk II to Caroline Mexican
SD stamp =
Is y ~ nr' -
"a ~ 1t III -HARRIEs. Geo & Charictt- p
Herruu evTs Il trN will Of W Heron Ia L :
&"S with alley nights stamp s.
- 5.i7 It g hIk Moor, & Ba-t-a:rz addn Jas
PER. Ejta q vir Edw tn Alvin II 4 Nina
Iny Joint tenants so covenants stamp s.
50 ~ " - blk y Hnlmead Man"r-IANEsON.
Thos 4 il. Theodore Jones SO covenants 4 IT
500 stamp 8
81 ISIS It 70 pIk > Insicside-kTNG. Chas W II 81
uy Carrlc J Il, RsairiCe Butler SO covenants
& r. $40 stamp STA
~ ~ Nouvo- -. " Of 18th - rv' Is
~ - II II-McKEAN. Caroline to Hr"'lo Genau
SO stamp =
IT'S nth = uwl
- Igs 1t IS MOSES. Arthur g ct III Lillian
l. TO Ralph cooksey ct w Carrie joint
tenants SO stamp so tr 80
L ave bet 18Th & 9TH St. 81 70
81 no Il Ii5-OPPENHEIMER. Simon ~ Nv
Game to Harvey Midiekauf ct Myrtle X
jnint tenants $40. covenants TT SEQ stamp
~ II col ri. = Of wardrr :, nvl
81 100 Il IL same 10 Nm II Wright ct u,
Ella VI Joint tenants SO tr Sc & covenants.
stamp 80 cts
~ Of Col ii. e If Wsrder st nwI
=, 5e7T II 70 bIk > C0rSrcs, HtS-RANDLE.
Arthur ct Harriet to The Congress Hts
Methodist Epis Church 81 sub 70 night Of way
18th bet Nichols ave & Savannah It SCI
81 Its ~ & Il 81 g 1t II & 81 81 east IT oTs
Il SHERWOOD. Philip H to Jno Conner.
MArv Dsvorrl. Bril-rt \ Councr & sabina
Cnnnnr siint tenants SO
Il st bet 18th & 9Th SITS nv. 1901 II ave NV 4
I'D l. st uw) ,6
So i7ss Its D Wis Ave Pk-THE car
REALTY 90 :" W Dayton & Eva Dayton
Joint tenants SO covenants stamp 81
Harrison st bet list i2d sts nSl
50 1858 1t s-THE wAsH'N LAND MTG Go
20 Mary Jebb & 81 os5 Its & s to Emma
Helm 4 81 1898 Its 4. y & - TO Sam1 VI
Tucker & 81 Go3 It to Margaret Waeschs
81 1888 Its 10 II to Oscar r Hunt 4
81 5s4 ts Il Is 81 Sss Il leo 10 ]
Tracey Walker 4 II 1888 It q to II ID Caubls
4 NJ Ja5 Its .! to % 4 a 80. Its 50 to q
& ~ 3sse Its - & lei to Jennie Prince 4
81 5,o7 II Is to VI & Mary Mowrcy 4
81 5.o7 Il IS to b VI Lindsay all Chillum Castle
Hts 81 this deed is given TO cure certain de-
fects etc
81 500 Its l. . & 10 blk Whitney Close
WILLIAMS. Katherine r. Phillips Clarke e,
m Cora to VIM Phillips SO stamp 81
lamont & Warder SIS nw)
So IS. II u blk "A Mt Pi-wARREN. Jno L
ct ux Annie to David DUNCAN SO stsmI
$50
SHERMAN ave oct Girard 4 Harvard sts nw) 9.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Furnished b, ". Il. Hibbs 4 Co.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for hrSe lots Of god
marketable gods only. Jobbers prices higher.
Lower grade. sold for less Fancy goods oorn-
mErded higher prices.
Little change was to note In the produce m irket
yesterday. Eggs and veal calves were weak. while
other articles cont nusd steady
The brisk fruit and vegetable market Of the
psst week somewhat retarded in its activity
yesterday On account Of the showers that cuu-
tinued Throughout the DAY. Quotations on the
whole remained steady. and the figures were:
EGGs-Fresh. Ter dos-. "a: do. Southern. Per
dnL.. =
BUTTER-Best prints new. rer 10. 81; tub per
h., 3: process. per h.. 3aG. under gIa1c. per
H.. 2aa2s. store packed. per h. lssIs.
LARD-Tub. rurs. rer h. Ilssl2: do. cum
Pound. rer h.. 81. Cottonsced oil. per can 80.
CHEESE-New York. new. per H., Is; fat. pcr
H.. Il: Swiss domestic. per h.. u: d.. foreign.
LIVE POULTRY-Iisn.. pr H.. Isan: ROSTERS.
per h. lOal. ducks. per H.. Bale turkeys choice.
is.Is
DRESSED POULTRY-C Chickens. per It. nsIs:
hens choice. p-r h.. Hall: ducks. per H.. l5sle;
turkeys Choice per h.. Iaa2o; fair good per h..
iGal1: ROSTERS, per lb.. H.
GREEN GoODs-Beans, per basket 2oossio
lima beans per basket, i5oas.Oo: beets. Per bunch.
Jas; DO. new Florida. per crate 2ocs25o; cabbage
ger 100 rs. Looal-:S: carrots. per bunch. ?isa3:
caulinower. psr half crate. L5o; celery. per
doz.. 25s75: do. per crate. i-soa4.O; cueumbsrs.
Eot-house. Der doz.. lnal.h: do. Florifla. pei
brsket ..0a5W: cymbiings. per crste. -oA3"
eggplant ger case, .-Ca4.oo; ksle. PCT bbL. lisa
l.D lettuce, Florida. per basket. LOoai.0; cnors.
Per l00lb s,ck lsal.4o; okra. per crate. 50a5 90
peas Florida. basket. 2eoa!.c9; potatoes. per Dbl
l.5lals5; do. Northern. per sack. l.oal-so; do.
PER bushel. 1880: potatoes. per bsl.. SOFA
go: yams. per Dbl. 2csa1I5; yellow sweet potatoes
per Dbl. 23a3so: peppen. pH crate. 2zssW
radishes dollhouse. per 100. 3ooa35o: spinach. per
Dbl. ao02so: tomatoes. Florida ger crate. 2ooaIoo
FRUI1s-Arples. per Dbl. i.5oaLoo: grapefruit,
per boz. l75s2oo; grapes Malaga. per keg. J. ooz
500: lemons. per box, 2.5as.oo: lines. per 100
6sl.co: orarses. California. Per box. loa2zs do.
Florida. per box. 2ocssso; pineapples. per crate
,e0a30; tangerines. pr strap. 2-soaa0.
LIVE sTOCK-veal calves. prime. per ID
sas1S: do. medium, per b.. saSh: do. heavy. sz9
sprins lambs. Nais. Must be fat. otherwise no,
wanted,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York F-h. - -MILLFEED Irr"guls- fsr
demand Srrin. hrrn. IN 10 pound sacks Sooa
TCr to arrive: >tanh'ni mrddngs. {" arrive, = ID
= 20. re-, Jog To arivs - 81: winter wheat IN ~
rnlui SACKS, 10 arrive $40 city bran. in bIlS.
50
RYE FLOUR STEADY. trad Is inactive. Cod 10
choice .1na7 g. IN sss+Ss
CoRNMENL StcId,: trade Is moderate. Kiln
dried. Tor ,Ha"rt 3.s5. in sacks Coarse meal. in
tasS lslal.ec.
BUCKwHEhr Floor Quiet. Choice. -.
nominal
HAY Ee>rrrts. ~ tons seady ch"Irc IL sa,s
hle. Prime timothy. lT's; No | timothy. l.ob; No.
ssGr:: No. >. Soaso: No. ) ssS.
STRAW R,c-rts. none; quiet hut finn. Supply
v small. No | rye las.
FORK Flat; business IL inactive. Mess, 0ma
30: family. 2-Ona2loo clear. 2D.0oac3.o.
BEEF Steady: trade is limited Packet. 2lns
ciT: family = 6aSoo.
LARD S,sIdy: trade moderate Primo Western
500: refined Cvrtins"t I'n; South American
II 20: rfn.d brazilian. in kegs. l24O beef Stearine
70, lard sI-.rinc quiet New York. III.
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Statistics.
Receipts.
NEW YORK MONEY.

Nov NrrA Toh. q Call money opened a. : l"r
cat. hugh. 'rnt o'.. =. T"r cent. rcne~sS.
. I~r cent: cc-C. l. -: cent: rilrS rate. Ter
cent. Ei.slnr~s m hNcl date fund, is quiet. and
The bulk # II - IN months matuntIcS. which
len'IInS =. and - Icr cent. the quotations
Of fhr pr"TIors dsN.
Rate for toe other datcs also are unchanged n
ing 49,. ont f'T -lTty day rcr c"nt for
ninety da,s -. rcr C-uI f'r four months. and
3i.a.is - NJ tor Nv" months
Conditions ~ the cDnmerrrsI Isrer market show
material cDauE. frrsr rhN net few days. Tsr-r
IL trr- -'rrrr.,l I"Imc az LAT isr TO-
TrIm- ran:.;.
Irim. acr-l 'an~os quoted al c7,aL'. pr rrt
according the date OF m.iIrrt,.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

chicago Feb {" The bulls ir wheat gaIned
control u tina; market t"IaN after allowing the
Iv.r~ TUESDAYS s.sson. when lhcS were accorded
all the speculative MY they cared 1" use and
IaI,o, were hammered Of Sharply.
The sellers of TIcslsy were the buyers OF today
and under the improved demand prlces showed net
gains 81 -. d5 cert.
Il NAs enr.ric,l that Ld.,rpu,I t"dar would rc
No. the SENSATIONAL pTi,r IosseS here YESTERDAY
and that urth'r decline in values would h" >een
here. This va, rot the rssr. howrver a The
>l0, market in England OF only ID and there
was an absence Of b. srIsh talk from both EnS
land and France.
CONDITIONS were more bullish in the markets If
the old world be- of loHcrIng Of the
Argentine oNporah!e surplus coupled with smaller
offerings from that cuIutry a. we'll higher skiing
prices by India and Russia. The iurcisn CROP
>Immary less Favorable generally speaking
SI.,-k> # 10Th wheat and -four in the United
kius.um continued - decrease thereby placing
the markets at Liverpool and London IN a more
huIli-h position than al any time during the past
fortnight.
There was dull cash wheat market here to
,i.. the business being confined 10 : go bushels
Witch sGrr l., en- milling accVunt. The lid
t. Ih abroad wcrr geneT4!lN oUj "f line.
Transferable strength shown in the corn
market with tire unsettled weather AID thr ha q!
RAIDS IN he countr, the principal Strengthening
factors. Inc cash trade in this gram small,
amounting to onl, 7JCC0 bushels and this was
:or domestic Use. Outside cash corn markets wlse
oil weak
oar, displayed Considerable strength. heu. helped
~, NIL h, the Co.tiuUcl demand FINN abroad.
The ~a,> tuday amounting IL more than so 90
hI>r,I- relrl, all + Uhi,ih WAS for export. Iral,
vs. a tug tlilcr Of oats in this cD,Iutry -ni the
Argentine 6lIpr able surplus again rC,lU,7 J.
strength vas shown by the provision market on
m. lle- l..ly receipts. a better dGmard al thu
,a:I, and a irmer feeling there. The strength
IT,. lain hclr,ci hogs ~, lttle. \ tar inIpne
10
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arts, Feb. 2i.-FranCe is wild with
enthusiasm over its famous - gun.
This rapid fire field cannon was IN
verified seventeen years ago ny tOI.
Denort, aided by a friend. The aJ-milli-
meter gun has proved superior to the
- millimeter gun of the Germans. The
French - las range OF six ana one
half kilometeTs. compared to the Ter
mar five and One-QuarteT. II carries
800 prujectilcs. while the German gun
has only 313. In many other ways the
- is superior. For one thing. II hres
Twenty-Five shots per minute. while the
- fires only fifteen. France recently
hel.l a - day" IN honor OF the famous
gun. Souvenirs of the canpon were
sold and 100000 was raised TO pro
vide needs for the soldiers in the
trenches.
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FEW BROKERS ON CHANGE.
stocks Hold Firm Despite Dizziness
of Trading

Few brokers visited the Washington
Stock Exchange yesterday and busi-
ness was slack. Notwithstanding this
fact. prices remained iirm. The ,.niy
sale recorded was four shares of Ameri-
can Graphophone preferred at IS.
Tie bid and asker figures on Capital
Traction bonds wcrc easier than yes
terGay. being lowered respectively from
l0=:. and 106Ss to i05,s and 100 "a.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NV Yor.. Feb. -. Transactions the curb
uerH lou-- 1rves tods' New levels for the
,.sr vsrr rr-'hcd m United Cisar Stores
and TrirrI PROFIT sharing Corporation. Other
Vh.iIu ,fnl, easier
Tr' mining shares less active. With Jumbo
Extension the 'eatIr". "Urs 10 a sharp decline IN
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25

Are thoss that do not nuctuate during d.
surbed conditions Of the money or stock NAT.
tsta First deed Of truse notes tfirst mort
eagec,, well secured on real estate in the d.
trict Of Columbia, CONSTITUTE "plt-edss" h.
vestmen,A They do not deosnd upon the
financial responsibility Of individuals OF CO..
pastions for their stability. and are sxsnps
from taxation a. personal property. We caa
suvrly sueh investments In amounts from -
srvsrd. Send for booklet "ConeaainS Loan
a. Inyestmeue"
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Mexican Petroleum strong.

Mexican Petroleum strong.
Mexican Petroleum was strong. risins
more than two points from the low.
This stock offers wide opportunities tor
important and quick developments. Il
may be stated Oh the highest authority
that the company Is in an excellent
financial position. with wells Of high sur
face pressure that can be released
twcnty-four hours notice.
Automobile issues give Indications OF
further strength. Maxwell Motors made
substantial gains. Goodrich was STEADY
and StUdebaker firm. Central Leather
and American Beet Sugar are looked
upon with favor as noninternational -
sues steel stocks were steady and COP
per issues irregular with a recovery in
Tennessee Copper from . IL 10 -.
Rails were irregular. Erie issues and
Northern Pacific We're heavy on foreign
selling Louisville and Nashville and
Atlantic Coast Line fell from two 10
three points Illinois Central was heaev.
and the market for this stock is cNtreir~
~ narrow. Baltimore and ohio dragged
at the minimum-65. This was reduced to
Is for torlorrows trading.
Bonds were active.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25

Gas and oil stoves are largely used
by New Zealanders.
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NEW YORK COFFEE.

rurn;-h.d by y. L. Carpenter Co. Woodward
BIZ. .dlns.
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE

likely stocks that may be expected TO
appreciate with the anticipated spring
rise. This should materialize within
the next thirty days.
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TNraI salc 9.5"i -r,-~. aE4n"t - IN Yesterday.
~ - v7,h and 3.o.m5 s-u. From
Isrrap 10 DAT. POL Isl. against l5i3.a59 a year
ssn
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Liverpool.

Furnished uy y. L. CsTente- 4 Go.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-12
PALLADIUM
WANT ADS
WANTED

sALESMEN-To handle finest line of
advertising signs, calendars and
novelties on the market. Best refer
ences required. Mention il you have
automobile. Those having preferred.
Commission basis. Good money for
"live-wires." Write today. The Scioto
Sign Company, Kenton, Ohio. 12.1t
Notwithstanding new. Fastest
sellers and quickest repeaters on
earth. Permanent, profitable bust
ness. Good for $50 to $75 a week. Ad.
dress. American Products Co.. 1743
Third St., Cincinnati, o. 12-1t
LADIES $25 weekly easy, simple work
no canvassing. Evenings at home,
fascinating, everything furnished, no
experience Don't worry about capt.
tai Boyd c. Brown, Dept. B., III
Omaha, Nebr. 12-1t
ENERGETIC, capable salesman for
best proposition in automobile world.
Exclusive territory to right man. Fine
opportunity to make big money. For
particulars address Automobile Lea
que of America, Detroit, Michigan.
12.1t
AGENTs-Make IS to 80 daily with
the fastest Csc seller G., arth. Exp.
unnecessary Very small Capital. Dept.
A., P. P. Co., Bauer & Taper, Ham
mond, Ind. 12-1t
WANTED-Place to keep house for
widower or some old person, SIC N.
18th st. 12.2t
WANTED-Housewo Call 1404 N.
F st. 1927
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Of ADMINS IA Oh =
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned, administrator OF
the estate of Michael J. O'Brien, de-
ceased, hereby gives notice that, by
virtue of an order Of the wayne Cir
cult Court, it will, at the hour of two
ca o'clock p. m. on the 26th day of
June. 1915, at the premises, los South
corner Of North Thirteenth and E
from day to day thereafter until sold,
interest OF the said decedent in and to
with:
Being in the city Of Richmond,
Wayne County, Indiana, beginning for
ty-five and seven-tenths (45.O feet
south of the southeast corner OF Wal
nut and Ninth streets. (now South
"A" and Twelfth streets) in the city
OF Richmond; thence south forty-five
and seven-tenths (45.O feet; thence
east one hundred sixty-five (165) feet;
thence north forty.five and seven
tenths (45.O feet; thence west one
hundred sixty-five 165) feet to the
place of beginning, being part of the
northwest quarter of section four ca
west. Said lot is now known as num-
Der thirty-eight (3S) in block &c" Of
Mendenhall and Coffin's addition to
the said city of Richmond.
Also being a part Of block "B" in
that part Of the city of Richmond laid
out by Elizabeth Starr, bounded and
described as follows, to-wit: Begin
ming sixty 600 feet south of the north
thence south along Thirteenth street
twenty-five (25)- feet; thence west
parallel with North "E" street one
hundred sixty-five (165) feet to an al
ley: thence north along said alley
twenty-five (25) feet; thence east
parallel with said e. street one hun
dred sixty-five (165) feet to the place
OF beginning.
Said sale to be made subject to the
approval of the said court for not less
than two-thirds of the full appraised
value OF the said real estate and upon
the following terms and conditions:
At least one-third (1-3) of the pur-
chase money cash in hand; the bal
ance in two equal installments paya-
BILE in not exceed nine (9) and eigh-
teen (1S) months, evidenced by notes
Of the purchaser bearing six per cent
(6%) interest from date, waving re-
lief, providing for attorneys fees, and
secured by mortgage on the real es.
tate sold. Or the purchaser may pay
all cash.
DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator
William H. Kelley, Attorney.
may 29.june-5-12-19
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed admin.
istratrix of the estate of Clarence M.
Druley, deceased, late Of Wayne Coun-
ty, Indiana, by the Wayne Circuit
Court. Said estate is probably sol
NORA DRULEY,
Administrative.
Benjs EeHarris, Attorney. 5-12-1S
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FOR sALE-Cabbage plants, J. L
Reid. Spring Grove. Phone 1909.
12.2f
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Mitchell au-
tomobile, 80 H. P. roadster. Will
trade or sell. Apply Frank T. Strayer,
Atty. $50 Main street. 12.tf
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FOR SALE
Business Opportunities.

FOR SALE-F1igh class picture thea
tres. cigar stores, other retail stores
and factories. used store fixtures. etc.
Don't wait for prosperous times to get
into business. Now is the time to 10
cure bargains. II you want to sell,
list your business with US. We get
inquiries from all over the state. In.
diana Business Exchange. Kokomo.
Ind 24-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Moline 5-psssenger tour.
ing car, 4-cylinder. Inquire West
colt Motor Car Co. Phone 1855.
26.eod.tf
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FOR RENT

FOR Rents roomed house, garden.
$500. Phone 3O31. l2eod-tf
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FOR SALT load alfalfa. No. hay.
Phone $3.50. 12.1t
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WANTED

WANTED-Ford car owners and men
in every county to demonstrate
Dadco Automatic $40 Starter. $50
weekly. Send with application five
Ford Owners addresses, $4,000 sold.
American Dadco Co., Detroit, Mich.
1871
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 80 N. 18th st.
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A. N. ROBERTS. REAL ESTATE,
CITY AND FARM PROPERTIES
LIBERTY AVE. r. NO. l. PHONE
All. OFFICE IS 8. STH.
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FENCING AND SHEET NET
AL WORK
OUR LINE:- Metal Gates. Trellis
Work. Earth Augers, Grape Arbors.
Metal Fencing. Chimney Tops. Fave
Trough Hangers, Robinson Fence Ma
chine. Only Adjustable Automatic
Gate on the market, made with the
best tubing frame. Window Guards.
EUREKA FENCE co.
61S RICHMOND AVE. PHONE 1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
John Marshall
Drops Game to
Newport News

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Newport News, Va, Feb l2.--Out-
played In the second half, John Mar
shall High Schools quint lost to the
five of Newport News High School at
the Y. NJ. C. A.. here tonight by a
count of 20 to ga. The first half end
ed with the score 10 to 10, the teams
having played as nearly an equa1 game
las possible.
John Marshall, however, was I'M
able to increase it's pace in the second
period, while the locals came back
with renewed strength, and by dexter
GUS passing and sensational shooting,
piled up big lead in the first few
minutes of play.
Woodward. Pendleton~ and Bethel
starred for Richmond. while Krisch.
Stuart and Dean carried off honors for
the Shipbuilders.
The line-up and summary:
N. News. Position. J. Marshall.
Stuart. |. T. ........-.l. f., Woodward
Martin. r. T. .--.....--r. T., Pendieton
krfscn. G. c., Bethel
Braverman, |. &. .....-.L g.. Hargrave
beAh' r. g. ..........-.. r. e., Ehfng
Summary: Field goals--Krisch, 4:
Stuart. s. Dean, 3; Martin. /; Braver-
man, q: Woodward, 4; Pendleton, 3:
Bethel, /. Goals from fauls--Braver-
man. 8 from Ii; Woodward, from
4: Bethel, 2 from s. Offlcials--Grant.
timer; Ronemous, scorer; Moore. ref
cree.