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SPRlNGLlKE WEATHER
Is AGAINST PRICES
Free Selling OF Wheat In Chicago and
shorts Are Putting Out Their
Lines.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispa,ch

CHICAGO. February il.-Springlike wealth
er was against the price OF wheat To-day
There was exceptionally free selling of the
July future. and that month lost 3i.c ami
Inc May suffered a drop of "a,c under in
creased offerings. Sentiment was bca rish.
ana besides the unloading by longs "a both
MAY and July. short lines were put out ana
BUYERS were inclined TO back away from the
offerings. II market where tho
smaller professionals seemed anxious to even
w their position over the holiday. which
VII! he followed by short session on Sat
nrday and another holiday on Sunday The
leading factor 10 the bears Was a report
or the possibilities OF russian wheat finding
It's way into importing countries coupled
Win the decline In the Liverpool market
These were looked upon as II reflection OF
the possible bringing out az the large wheat
surplus now neld In the Cars country
States we're frecr sellers OF cash wheat and
while the seaboard reported a good bust
ness with sales of 100 boatioads for export
the cash trade here was about at n stand
still. only few small lots selling 10 the
Dutch and Portuguese governments. u was
said here late o-day that some OF the wheat
thrown into the pit Was absorbed by :or-
elSncrs: that there are many resting orders
on Tho buying side stil held here md that
In case of any further price recessions tney
would be filled. Importing countries have
FOR them To sccurc ample breadstuffs with
out following the advances. they intend Ia
do so Broomhali estimates that tho sun
plies OF brcadstuns in the United Ksn,--
dom and nhoat for that country are only
about the same "s at this time last year
when they we're only an average. a private
cable from Liverpool says that brokers i'm
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Review of Tradd

NEW IOKK. February ll-Bradetreet'g
lscview this week will say:
Gains In trade continue -! a small though
cumulative, character with actun! improve
ineht sun trailing behind optimistic sem
ana steel. coke, textiles and automobile
manufacturing. are rounding into better
shape. but conccdedly NJ u slow pace and
IN consequence unemployment, the proper
TONS OF which have probably been greatly
exaggerated NY many, Is giving way to
Increased employment and larger pay rolls
While cereal farmers have profted from
nigh prices for wheat. they do not display
unwon'ed activity In purchasing goods. and
the volume of business coming from that
source, lauvely good though IL Is hardly
iulnlls highly Keyed HnticipRt!ons.
wheat exports for the week ending Feb
ruRry II s.71S5;0 bushels against
io92. 4os bushels a year ago
Business failures FOR the week tnve days)
In The United states As. compared
with 3lS last year: In Canada 81, compnred
with ~ last year.
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started In tho basement of the Chcmi
Company from spontaneous combustion
but this fact had not been definitoiy
determined yesterday. 1t was viii,
tho greatest difficulty that the fircmcn
working under the direction of Cbisc
Joynes and Chief Wisc. prevented tho
soniagration from spreading to tn,
houses facing on Seventh Strect -.
ono time 1t appeared that tho entiro
Quarter OF tho block would be Il.
stroyed. and Policeman Jacobini spent =
half hour arousing negroes living ov.n
the top OF the Seventh Street store,
ana directing them to places OF saf,,y
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WANTED IN DANVILLE
IIcnrico Authorities Notified to Hold
w. T. Dickson, Now In Jail.

Henrico County authorities have been
notified by the Danville police to hold
w. T. Dickson. whose sentence ex-
pires tomorrow. lie Is wanted In
Danville on the charge of embezZle-
ment. 1t Is reported that he gave a
worthless note in payment of n hotel
bill His father. Thomas F. Dickson,
Of White sulphur Springs. tried to
settle the matter, but was not success
full
Dickson was arrested the latter pa TT
OF December in RucGcrs Hotel,
charged with passing worthless checks
and impersonating n Federal officer.
The city police did not press the charge
or passing the check, and he was
turned over to government authori-
ties. lie was sentenced to thirty days
in Jail and fined $i0l
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PLACES LOSS AT $4,000
Chcmi Company loses Stock md ONCE
Records In Fire.

Il. r. Benton, OF tho Chemi Company,
o2o East Main Street, which was dam
aged by fire early yesterday morning.
SAID yesterday that his loss In round
nEures would be about $4,000 The
MIXTURES and stock OF the company were
valued at $4,000 and there Is said TO
nave been about $4,000 insurance. All
Oh the stock and the office records were
destroyed In the fire.
PERSONS who were living over tho
stores at 63l and 633 East Main Street
ana a. VINO were carried to safety by po-
hccmen lost most OF their personal
cuects. The fire Is thought to have
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FINANCIAL.

TIE CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE..
ooMpAN1, OF Charlestown. w. Va. (ex-
reinsured all Of its unexpired r., i5
me niagara Fire Insurance Compfny
or New York and having discontinued
business IN the State OF Virginia n !,
or December 1. 1914. hereby announces
us intention to withdraw ponos OF said
ttunpnny. now held on deposit by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

packed and false packed cotton: cotton
OF perished. Immature and seven
eigths-inch staple.
The announcement added that tho
department. had found II Impossible
to establish standards OF color largely
because of. n lack of suitable type ma
tcrial. For temporary use as guides.
however. boxes of type Will be issued
Tor low middling. blue-tinged low
middlins, yellow tinyed and middling
yellow stained
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NE,y YoRB PRoDUCE MARKEr.

NEW YORK. February N-Raw sugar.
steady. Butter. weak Cheese. firm. SPOT
coffee. irregular Rio. No. 4. &c Santob. No.
:. s..c
Cottonsecd oil was higher report. of
export demand. nrm crude markets. buying
for Western account of the big advance in
hog products. and the scattered short Gov
erins. Final prices were s5ii points higher
The market closed barely steady. SPOT
7.icTIco: February. 7.lcd725 March, 1.oIS
rs; April. T.cidI7.S,: May. 7.srN 80: June
1.SST-.+5: July. T.tSI,.JO: August 1.59u7.s1
September ,.70177!. Total sales. l,3N.
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aimed at Germnny's commerce. which prob
ably would interfere with exports OF cotton
from the United States.
The ono bullieh feature OF Importance
was tho report from Savannah that hfty
seven lonts wero booking cotton for c!oar.
from that port. Local bulls estimated
that this meant exports OF about foo. 900
bales from that port in tho next few weeks.
spot cotton easy. unchanged: sales on the
spot. 400 bales: to arrive, LOO bales
Cotton futures closed: March. S.2s: May.
u Univ s 4 Octoher. SIS pecembcr. SO.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. February n.-Peace discussion
IN the British Parliament. coming imme-
aiatcly after demands in the Prusslan Diet
mat the war he stopped. figured to-day In
covering the prices Of wheat. F!na, quo
tations were heavy. AT 5i2 10 Is. under last
night Corn closed Sac OF. oats AT i,c de-
S!hc 70 shade advance. and provisions
at a rise Of re to S0u3"Iac
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II. :sla
at about 1870 L. NJ

OF Immediately following salo of tho
real estate. as advertised elsewhere
Tho ONCE Furniture consists OF sev
eral Roller Top Desks, Double and sin.
gle Fiat Top Desks and Tables. Stenop
raphers' Desks. Office Chairs. Filinp
Cabinets. Watchmans Time Clock. Sec.
tohal bookcase. Bookkeeper's Desk.
nEotectosraph. two Remington Type,
wElters. two Dictaphones. one Edison
SShaHins Machine. Burroughs Adding
machine and other accessories
Noohns equipment consists OF two
ShsturatlnS Felt Machines. in good con
ior same; one sixty barrel and ono
torty-barrel still. with conden,ine
tanks: ono forty horsepower steam
Engine. one hfty-horscpower Firebor
Boiler. two Steam Pumps. three Tank
Cars. lsS one-barrel Drums. ffty-two
tWo-Darrcl Drums. seven three-barrel
Drums. Tour one and one half barrel
Drums, thirty-nine hvc-gallon cans
rant, one tcn-gallon can Paint. Ave
one gallon cans Paint.
Metal shop machinery consists OF on,
e!snt FOOT Cornice Brake, one three
toot Cornice Brake. one Punch and
one Crimping Machine. one Shearinr
Machine. one Burning Machine
one set OF Forming Rolls. four Timers
Stakes. one set, OF Sheet Iron Folders
one Vice, one Brace Bender Iot of anna II
Shop Tools. Drawing Table and Cahinet
drawers, Roll Top Desk and Chair.
one extra fine Mule. one Wagon and
Harness. 1
TERMS: Cash.
CLINTON I. WILLIAMS.
FRANK G. LOUTHAN.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. February Il. 1915.
Best steers. tx to &C.; medium TO good CO
to ~; common to fair. 81 to 6E: best heifers
~ to ~: medium TO rood. 5& to eN: COM
mon TO Fair. ~ to RS: best cows. 5h to g.;
medium to good. AZ to 5E: common to fair
sh TO ~: best oxen to sh common to
iatr, IA to sk: bulls. AZ to g; veaIs. to 70;
dicks. 8 10 s: cows and calves $50 to Iss: best
hogs. II: light ~ to IN: Hows and stage
"a 10 61: best sheep. 81 to 6a medium to
Eood. ~ to 5h: common to fair. Ga to ~:
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THE PIPER RooFIxG AND MANU-.
EAST CORNER OF WILLiAMSBiiRu
AVENUE AND ELM STREET.
>,d In execution Of deed OF trust. dated
eeuE. % S s. 81 kignmona chaneeTy
a portion OF the debt therein secured.
a anq he ne' ngc, required so to do, we Will
FhiDAY, FEBHuAheYSe ! r: 1916 6n
at o'clock p. NJ.
scribed in said deed OF trust, as fol.
in I nAnva that certain lot OF land. with
In tie city Of Richmond. Va. at the
northeast corner of Wiiiiamsburs Ave-
said north line Of Wiiiiamsh5re Av ne
nue. one hundred and thlrty-nIne fisS)
b Ieft SIX 60 Inches. and extending back
30. lo4. In the plan of the city Of
I'm |2; -, that certain lot of land with
ing In the city Of Richmond, Va. on the
m north line OF Williamsburg AVen in
said north Inc Of William s sbmr9 v on
nue. one hundred and twenty-five fi2S)
aes Var mere S Or less ana extending back
in the plan Of the city Of kic Hi ono ns'
TERMS: Enough in cash to nav co,t
o. or sale. any taxes that may be due.
nve notes for $500. each with interest
1914. one from October 20, 1917 one
reo mbo No ~ ,Sf TO- 1914. one from De-
20. 1915. until paid, and credit aa as ~
ie notes for $500. each payable month
~ ~ from oo February 20. 1915. to Novem.
per 20. 1915, inclusive. and tho residme
at ono year after date, deferred nav
m mn rs to be secured, by deed Of trust
on inc property and to bear Interest
~ per cent from date of sale; or ali
cash. at the option of the purchaser.
W ]; WHITEHURST,
CLINTON l.. WILLIAMS
Trustees.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported nv Rodgers pluinmor l. Co In,

PETERSBURG. VA. February ll.-Span-
ish Farmers stock-Marict weak nj "
cents per oushe Virginias: Farmers stock
MARKET steady. Fancy Jumbo, 3% cents per
pound: fancy handpickcd. 2h cents per
pound: extra prime. 80 cents per pound
bheiling stock. ~ TO 2M cents per pound.
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Arrive Richmond.
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAIIW

sEABoARD AIR LINZ RAILWAr.
The Progressive Railway OF the South
South bound trains schcduled to leave Hion
mond daily: e:N A NJ. Local 10 Noriina. IN
4. NJ. sieepers and coaches. Atlanta, Biz.
Iningham. Jacksonville; lo:o p. M, sleeper
TO Hamlet anu coaches TO Atlanta and Bir
mingham; ii:l7 f.. NJ. Florida Limited: l3:4S
A. NJ. sleepsrs Atlanta. Birmingham
Memphis. jacksonville. Tampa aid coaches
jacksonville.
Northbound trains schedu!.d to arrive In
Rlchmonh daily; 5:t5 A NJ, 7:G A NJ f:I
A. ". sos Z. 81. 6:i5 = n. Local
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, February ll-Cotton goods
markets were quiet and steady to-day.
WOO! markets were much excited, and prices
rose fast. Raw silk was easy. Jobhers re-
ported fai- trade.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH GA. February lI.-Splrits of
turpentine. firm: i.ia: sales IS casks: re-
ceipts. % casks shipments. casks, stocks
SS.lts casks Rosin. quiet; sales, III barrels;
receipts Loo barrels; shipments. 100 bar
rels' stocks. 1881 barrels. Quote: a. h.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line LIST is bid .......... s2ia
atlantic coast i.ine-l. and y. Ia Did Sotp
y. &. J.. conv. ts tn Baltimore. bidb... 81
Chesapeake and ONO COW. tt,s.......... .la
ihsgett and Myers Is ....................... i"i.
I.iggett and Myers - tbid) ............... 100
lori!!nrd Company ~ (bid) .,............ 100
Lorillnrd Company = tbidD............. l22
Norfolk and Western conv. tlis...,....,. :c:ii
Setboard Air Line stamped 81 DID =. y,
Sehboard air Line ada. ~ t........... 6tis
Southern Halfway ~ mediterranean. Iii3
Southern Railway - ,............... iooi-
United states Steel md Observation-Disclosures. IolIs
Virginia Brown Bros Observation-Disclosures. ~
Virginia Car. Chem !st - tRskedl...... 81
Va. nv and Power Company S. asked -
Wabash deb Observation-Disclosures. 2sla
Wnha sh PITTS Term. ist Is...............
United States registered -. 1870. ass.
ni'sd states registered 3s, !els.......... ioii.
United states Panama Ss .................. ltia
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COWS and heifers. sai5as775: calves 5000
sloeo Sheep: weak; sheep. sG.c5as7.o1: year
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COTTON MARKETS.
Nv CHskie Z; BuTch & Co.
u Il N w

NEW YORK. February after a nearly
'@atursl-ns morning. cotton easct Off undo
scattering liquidation. and cleared barely
't-HiY al net acoiin" Of sT' points
IN" opening Was steady A. n decl,ne n,
.us points IN response 20 lower cnhles nm,
me d-cline IN Liverpool was attributed 20
We iGuidaiion Of S'rndil"s N" short END OF
oa!, ana there was no Important selling
pressure around the local ring
MinoGti business was quiet few cr,,b
en- selling orders w"r" nttrIhur.d 10 hedging
l:asittI h".t cotton. Toward tn. rnicdl" ~
ihe Afternoon offerings became a little more
active owing :" apprehension mat Eng
!an1 might tax" NOR" stringent measure.
agalntt German uv"rsea commerce 'rber.
We're comparatively Few buyers around =, .
ring IN The late trading and late ,non'h,
cold about dTH points not lower
Official reports showing tn. lg-s. ,,c,o,s.
IN the :aH sowing o: wheat and oats In
tho cotton Siat.s helped To steady mice,
during the morning
spot cotton quiet middlinr uplands. s.
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nHEVALZNIINE AUcTIoE~
* PHONE MADISON 1905 }
sAsI RRoAo f.

BY virtue OF certain order. entered
city OF Richmond. Va. on January 2s,b
ana February 9th. 1915. we will soil "A,
public auction. on the premises OF III,
pnny. 1900 williamsburg Avenue 5cor.
Elm street and Williamsburg Ave
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Curb Prices Ptrr

Curb Prices Pirm.
NEW YORK. February 1i.-TradinE on the
! curb to-day was moderately active. with
prices generally firm.
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nTIc.AMBOATs
OLD DOMINION I,INF

" Richmond. foot of Am ST. daily 1900 p n
Leave NEWPORT News. a. u
Connects with main line steamers ieayin.
Soli2ik Tor New York daily. except Sunday
-" L. NJ. Connections also made by N 4
". Ky. p. NJ. and c. & o. Ry at r.
Sisht line steamors stop at Clarcmont on
siS mai ana are met By public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAEIGAflOS co. James Rive,
BY Daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Newpor,
News ant all James Hiver landings. Monday
edhes1ay and Friday at 6:tJ a 81 k'rsis hi
teceived for all james River points
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

ago. February u.-Hogs stronr
u"lk az sales. Sj5p.5S5: light Sc t9ffsC. IS :
..n't"I 50 ''p'Gi,ts: heavy .6aG$cGs: rough
~ P'60' f""iHs'V' Cattle. firm; ma
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bsy RAILWAY Comnar

Richmond Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
supcrscding Schedule Of April II, 1914
schedule Subject to Change Without
Notice.
Trains leaves Richmond b'5:5o A. NJ, "a
NJ. BIS A NJ. a. NJ. ''lo A. NJ. II A. M
Il. NJ. I. n. +. NJ. b4 p. NJ. $40 p
a.. CPD T. NJ: I:lo r. NJ. bs p a.. 10 p
Al. HE'S +. ".
Trains leave Ashland 1875, A. ~. BIZ A. NJ.
a. NJ. b9 A. NJ. 20 NJ. ell A. NJ eli
noon. al p. NJ; r: 9 p. 81. r. NJ,
DO T. NJ, II T. NJ.
bCarries baggage DAILY except Sunday.
"Sunda~s only.
C H. sosI-GY. d. p A.. Ri:hmonc. v.
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Atlantic Coast Line

The Standard Railroad Of the South
EFFECTIVE JANUARY lS6.
For Florida and South: s;b A.. NJ. and t:h
T.. NJ. iST1 L. NJ 1850 A. III
81.
For y. w. Ry: West: s:n A. NJ. s:u
A. NJ. 400 P. NJ. $50 p. NJ
FOR fetersburg: 1850 a. NJ. s:B A. NJ.
s:l5 4. 81. $50 4. H.. $3.50 A. N. 1ioo ?. II.
NED +. II. -
For Goldsboro and Faystteviiie: 1910 p n
Trains arrive RIchmund daily: 5:S n
!o;!3 a: NJ. 500 .. M. 100 A. NJ. 1881 A. M
to;io a NJ, N:P q. NJ. '2:io q. Nj. tl:40 p
HE'D +. 81
.Escept. Sunday. tSunday only
lions not guaranteed
c. S. CAMPBELL. d. P A 81 MaIp a.
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spot cotton. quiet uiaGlirr ,iplauds 8,
cotton futures closed hnr.i, si.as,

fort movement NiddHng O.. receipts 3)i
tales: exports 2'Hi ra!es. stock ls5S! hal
Total to-day az al, ports Ne. r.cnin,.
i,slO baics. exports. &l.3 bales: stock
...l2i3 haler. ~
Total foi week Net r"cripts ,s3 P7 bnI.,
exports. +.s!3 bales ''
Total for Season-Nct rrcrin,. az,
bales. exports. iiij. 10 bales
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NEW ORLEANS, February :i-Whii. cot,
lriccs made no great loss IN" close ~; :
"1s points down. There wa. an vncor.
current Of buying. which KEEP; the market
from breaking The initial lOss w.s causad
ny loor cables. while In the afternoon th.
market was attacked. after u WAS reported
'hai England "as considering measures
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81 POLLARD & BAGBY.
Real Estate Auctione :rs.

THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Auctioneers
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations

tBy Levy Commission COD
Richmond. Va, February Il. 1915
Lire pOultIN.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET

CaBh grain closed: Whea;-No
81 6lBtl.52i7: 80. . hard. 3l6!Gl 63i.
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NEW YORK. February li.-Cail money
steady: ru!inS rate = Time loans irmcr;
sixty Gays 2..g2s ninety days. 2..m3; six
months. !.gS.Y. Mercantile paper 3L.Yl
STERLING exchange weak: sixty day buls,
siSl-S: for cables. SisS: Tor demand 81 sa75
mar silver. 49,, Mexican dollars. S7t.. Gov
ttnmeni bonds steady. Railroad Oonds
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.

tBy Frazer & Tompkins)
Richmond, Va. February l.. I!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15

MIR. AND MRS. FRANK X. woR-
1Vl LEY, OF 35ss North isth street. will
give a dinner-dsnce tonight. at the Lu
Lu Temple Country Club at Edge Hill, in
celebration OF the 21st birthday anni-
versary Of their son. Mr.. Francis lie Roy
Worley The clubhouse will be decorated
With polms, ferns and golden dahlias a
kewpie. standing in golden dahlias and
adorned with goid-colored ribbon. from
which the ribbon extends 10 each plate,
will form the very attractive table dec
orations. The favors include quaint
gold baskets filled with flowers and smil-
ing kewpies, holding dainty golden bios
SONS. The guests will he Miss Margaret
Tomllnson. Miss Ethel wyne vandever,
Miss Isabel spering. Miss Elsa sosna,
Miss Margaret sosna, Miss Mildred Heist,
Miss Elizabeth Fite. Miss Emily Acker.
Miss Pauline Sweeten, Miss Helen
Haines. Miss Carolie Teale, Mr.. Edward
Worley, Mr.. Frank Gray Mr.. Ira Berto-
let, Mr.. Charles Gouert Mr.. Nathan
Spering, Mr. Frederick williams, Mr..
Heberton Fricke, Mr.. John English. Mr..
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Along the Main Line

OVERLOOK. - Mrs. william M,
Barnes of 6Sl7 Sherwood road, ana her
niece. Miss Edith Russell, have returned
from a trip to the Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Scott ana their
son. who have been spending the summer
a their cottage on s. Charles tSs,r
Ocean City, n. j.. will return tc thelI
home ssO4 Overlook avenue, early next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Beitler have
returned 70 their home, 6SoI SheF"oou
road, from Silver Lake. Pa.
NARBERTH. Miss Adah Durbin' who
spent part OF the summer at Avalon mas
returned TO her nome on Narberth ave-
nue.. Mr. Robert ii. Durbin, Mr.. Ben)a-
min Durbin and Mr.. Raymond Greene
have Just returned from few days Visit
70 Avalon. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick p. Rose and
Mr.. Allen Rose, who spent August at
Ocean City, recently returned from
short stay at Avalon. Mr.. George hose
Is back In Natberth again after SUM
mer spent al Cape May. N. J.
WYNNEWOOD.-Mr and Mrs. Thomas
Beaver Browne have returned from
sspfins Lake n. j.. where they spent
'ne summer at their cottage.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Drnker. Jr.. will
-'Ne~ Nielf btdcn maven tOtNabN hSHos
ana open their home on Kent road.
bRlN AIAWR.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Al Collins, Jr.. and family. Of Merton
avenue and Yarrow road who have been
spending the early part Of the summer
a. spilng Lake, are now az the Whi'e
MOUNTAINS.
Miss Mary L. Wright, OF 6S2 Montgom-
e'y avenue, who has been spending the
summer at Eboulement's Centre, Can
mas returned 10 her home.
Mrs. Ri,hard s. Francis and her two
sons. of ~ Summit Grove avenue, are
tpenoinE September with Mrs Francis
moihef. Al Providence. X. ].
NJ aud Mrs. Norman Kerr conderman,
81 tiz Monteomery avenue. have returned
from Chelsea. where they have been
ppeaaing several weeks,
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Cartrght and Miss
Elizabeth Cartright, of Evergreen and
prospect avenues. have returned from a
months stay at Bay Head. Miss Cart
risht was also the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. William Bains
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Charlton Henry, Of
$50 and Morland avenues, will return in
Two weeks from Rockport, Me-, where
they have spent the summer.
Miss Gertrude Fetterman, Of 7oI7 Chew
street, has gone to Bay Head for a fort
night
Miss Christine Waggaman, of Wash
lngton, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F.
Lytton Patterson, Jr., 7107 Chew street.
Miss Elizabeth Walsh and Miss Louise
Naish, or New York. who have been
spending the summer in Cape May, are
at present the guests of the Misses Aman
at their home. 1926 sprague street.