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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
POLLARD DELIVERS WILL
TO FAIRFAX COUNTY
Historic Martha Washington Docu-
y ment Returned to Archives With
Elaborate Ceremonies.
STOLEN DURING CIVIL WAR
of Virginia, Later,
In Washington, Asks Supreme
Court to Dismiss Suit Against j. y.
Morgan, and Request Is Granted.

FAIRFAN COURTHOUSE, VA, Octo-
bcr lS.-Martha WashinEtons will.
which WAS taken from the courthouse
Here by Al Union trooper during one OF
the battles OF Bull Run. and later
found it's way into the collection of
the late j. 4. Morgan. was returned to
the county archives to- day with clabo-
ratio ceremonies.
Recently the State of Virginia sued
j. H. Morgan iii the Supreme Court of
the United States TO recover the his
toric document. Mr.. Morgan suggested
that 1t be placed in Mount Vernon
Fairfax County folk. however. claimed
II AZ part of their court records. and
to-day ii was restored to it's place be-
side the Will of General Washington
The suit against Mr.. Morgan will be
dropped.
The will WAS returned by Attorney
General John Garland Pollard. of Vir-
cinia. The historic document was re-
ceivcd by County Clerk +. w. Richard
son in behalf Of Fairfax County. and
AIR Richardson. after exhibiting i, to
Il crowd who had gathered III the little
courthouse for the ceremony. deposited
II into the vault where the records are
kept.
The VIII. written on six pages OF
fooiScap parchment. brown with age
IL neatly bound in morocco. The bound
copy is kept in a handsome rcd mo-
rocco cover. The cost OF the binding
ana the cover was paid for by Mr. Nor
gan when lie bought The document.
Attorney General Pollard, speaking
o; the suit against MIR. Morgan, said
That the millionaire realized. when in
formed OF the complete facts. that the
document was Il public record and
stolen property. and he could not get
Il title Cor it, and he consequently sur
rendered il to the state Of Nirsinia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
SERIOUSLY INJURED
IN PECULIAR ACCIDENT

PETERSBURG. VA, October lS.-Da-
via Alexander, while driving his auto
mobile on North Sycamore Street late
thiS evening, met with Il peculiar ac-
c'dcnt and had marrow escape with
his life. y street car had stoppru 10
take on passengers when an automobile
driven. II il said. by Northern tour.
ISIS. passed at {; high rate of speed
rms automobile struck the fcnicr OF
Tue stree; car so hard that il released
The brakes. ana the car started down
inc Grade. Alexander was coming uu
IN, street. ana was so close 10 tn.
street ear that ii was Impossible for
MN TO get out of the way. The street
car struck his automobile, throwing
Alexander out on the brick u,ycu,cu,
iie was picked up unconscious and
hurried to the hospital. IN cXamina
ton proved no bones were broken. AL
thonen I've was badly bruised II" MAS
Eater taken to his home, on ,vythe
street.
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Acknowledgement Pollard will re-
main IN Washington to attend Il meet
ing of the West Virginia debt COM
inissioncrs. which liz scheduled for to-
day. Plans looking to an early settle
men: of the debt OF the sister State
to Virginia will be discussed at this
meeting. The representatives of West
virginia. II is understood. have agreed
upon and drawn up in detail plan
which VIII be submitted for the APP
prevail of counsel for the bondh olders
and the. Attorney General of Virg mia
Mr.. Pollard will return to Richmond
to- morrow morning.
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CcTrD\ MNIikTrs

IN TDEN- I|frUrT :, ~. -, ,
port ISSUED ~ ct So, DrI.tr- name l.r,
Ing the condition 20 u" lo,.ear ON reCord f.,
Connection Win h'w liverpool ,an,st
Snarp atVan'' iu fho ,D'iur u.nrkct ri,
=" day. With January selling .f poin,. Nv. +,
SaiGrghy II later hrrie 20 l-5.t Lo.,.,r
an" m" general market at lHo Close v,s
st'"dy. with prices % points hirh., g., 81"
point! net loy.I
Thu matke' "p.uoi nrw at uu aayan,r %,
. =" i" point In'9' HAs great zeal II
commission house h.y!up. tt vel as s"g,f,
ct" huyinf on IN" balhsu crop rev, ,,bii.
'o'hl trh"eis covered ,lGlt" Eb.r.uN M.
weather vas wc' ul over 80. ruu,nur.,
Clearing lnh cooler Weather was predi,,.I
however. Tor Tuct' - Som" II ~, rriy.r =.
eftIJnatcs from Texas surec.iea orly 80,
COO ba!o, NTH about .o0.ryy bales !yi cDi,-
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NEW ORLEANS October :>-co:tnr
Shn""i S'rcagth carly to-,la". hu; 'cll on
',ie! unucr iqudntor Of lonE contract :,
y"'lnE unchanged I" point M. compared
-" S"iurdnys last prices. Trading was
'alriN large in volume and uu.n lurc,:
commenced Cling offerings wrrr slender
around the Opening the ,aarkct hulsrd
- 8" . points on thc wet v"ttncr in the
Nc""!i lct AMI tin. hul'ish crnp r.rnrt
- local newspaper. Reports from T, >ny
NM. oklahoma and portions If ;hc rcrt-rl
"r'I were mat hn'ry rains We're preventing
pl'hln:. inlurihG omen cotton aud prevent %
inE Dolls maturing. This was considered
">w rinIiy dangerous for oklihorll wnnr.
the al. Gran /, iiu % lc IN ,ianrcr Of being
caught 10 frost.
reward loon liquid jion hc,,",o hnt'" ..,.,
!, was VA" main innunn"c. Cotton futures
closed. October. T.. 70: pcccrhcr 49,: I,uu-
AIRY. go; March 20: May. 80. Su",
cotton steady, points up. Sales an Tive
*p't !.-"' bales. 10 arrive 80, bales MIA
uIin, mole $3.50
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NEW YORK rnon,.rr u,, p

Nv NVKN, Dr'0Ncr lN--!:rW Slgur Gr.nI
n"I,SS"s. 90: ccutrifugni, ~: rc;in"G. urn
fnt'er s'"tdte" CHEESE. firm. SPOT Golf 60
STEADY; III" = 1rs"; santos Is oilr
t"ti"nSc"d "!l had a 'nod"rltr urtu"1 20.
CIV ON covering ct shorts ana liC',t III,
nH"iiH"> hat lhter the list sHcgc.I az vii Il
l"''' ana IN 1hS"n"" Of fresh buvin. ~ Tor.
nom "utSit" Investors Final prices we're
" y" points hiGhc' Tor wear and point
mr. 10y I" poi"t 'rwnr for iptn months
N'IS. 500 h'r-elS rh" ~ rk"t closed f~ui
Snn'' -" ": o"toh"". :.SnI.Si: November
49, tc'cmh ,>iHi.N': January. $50; 90,
fHi"i - 80 .. March >n2TSnl; AnriI
NNINl;. MAY. Si5uN:a
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The Attorney General had the viii in
his possession to-day. and before the
court met exhibited II to the Justices.
Later he went to Fairfax to return 1t
to the clerk OF the court.
The court formally dismissed the
suit aIains. Mr.. Morgan
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO

sin. Lsville & Vest .s.oo .,,.oo
Main Line. Local Is I, =. >, 49, s..
James River Line go .o1 -, y, go p.
y News Nik. Old Pr, 80 a. u: IN. = " y
-. - POI :rsHs' Local .7:r a.. .s:eJ o.
"Hi's ;rriN. from NIX .!i:SO n .g.I
-" p: ~ News. '3:5i n. 500 o F-.,m
- 's;sc A. '3:h y. to:5i ~ tI:,o n
- D. "dily from charlottesville erccpt
sunGnL from Thur,nond. Jas. Rver ,s:s;
DAILY. .Ex..n, Ca,
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

'S"Ifs az UNION StUrk lNrN>I
i;iVhnuhI. Va. q, trhCr Is 81
h'si steers. .'.HS. ,h"i,c. higher: mc,I.u:n
I" i."'"'. 'nL'',t r"',Iuou tn !uii 5I.- IisSl
h"i.ciS S'cui'.: medium to good. aL:i..
common I" ihir. i7Ir.... Best cows. ~, -, .
icbinIi l" good !.:dr'.; ,"i.'III,n to Dir
I'IHf2. bcsi "Hcm sf'G.; medium TO good
. .-Hn: common %" i"ir. '!-mi,,. Be>, p;..ls
"'tfi"'. hight i.TE.. Best calves Jm:0i
Euiiin' - I" medium. "HN.: fresh cows : o.i
'"S per hc.,u. Hcsi hogs. >, Sovs au,!
s'lt", '.H'. Rest shcsp. "dS: common TO
Hight lambs 7u:i.
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RICHMOND nay M.,nKEr.
chicago LINE STOCK.

chicago. pdrhcr .S.--iioss. weak: bulk
'nH $50: !!gh;. S'.C.''S>.>.: missed. }..jri
49,; heavy. t>C'M;t."l: rough. S>.a,n - ~
pigs. fN.-r'S'.''. trttiv. strui.E. native ts 81
cattle. $G.""s.r.a"; Western steers b. cs.
ss>"; COW aud Eciier~ $..10uS> -: viIvrS.
t..'""t LIZ :hr'p Wrnh: Wetacrs. i. ITi
S'iD; e"t-, II $50. I,mbS. So, Z, $500
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SUPREME CQIKT BUSINESSES
SUIT AGAINST MOISt:S

WASH NOTION. October lS.--Attor-
neN-Gencra! Pollard, OF Virginia. to-
dag asked the Supreme Court TO dis
miss the suit 10 compel j. +. Morgan
to return the Martha WASHINGTON Will.
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Curb Active and Strong

i:N YORK. brt"hCr 1.-THE ru.b :. ar
k'' was active AMI strong to-day. Mioy.,,.
Si"t' when .sSu"d sold from SOtc uu Ia -
nc utter CURE repre- >cntini um adv tncc Of
- points over Saturdays rlrsin: price sub.
.n'tIinc Boat was q strong i"atur, sol in.
IRON f:iy 10 i", The stock cina-L "A, e
on Saturday. kanucc"t; Copper ,.crijn,u
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.N.ANAL SrnI:ls

SAY tNHhH. GA. o,tohe" ..-Tvrurr.
inc' h'm. i.h; sales. =. CASKS. receipts 81
"Hi.S' shipments - C'~k-: aioch. .D1.,
ak HosiL. iirm; sales. - br,r,l.: r.
re'ri', 80 hiIrcls. shipments 9..>. barrels
S,"ck. ,"''! barrels. quote: a. -. 80, e.
A.. Z" ST2; H.. 80. /. 80: *. IL, NJ :. %
~ ".I"; VS.. GO: wv. "a 10
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

.n.ns i.e.Nc nicnmond-Main ST S,at..n
S, u,nuiS msures not guaranteed For Tho
enprsss: p: ~: express. with onsrrHa ton n,;
.eepii6 cur Tor Atlanta: !i:l5 +. Nj cxpre,,
'of hcys.iie and Chase City-week dars
fcrk klNcr i.in.-5:!0 T.. ~. Steiner raj,
enc"pt sunday. CONNIE ting for Bn i,Irn-.
.fht'o r carr. 49, ) std t!s p. 81 daily
traihs Arrive HNcnmond- From the South.
10 ~ i" nd s.e A. NJ. $3.50 e. At $40
,,, w. oa,iy So a. M except Suntar.
rom Heet foint; s:S A. 81. c1cept sion
nay T;P ~ NJ. aud t:iS & NJ daily
o:i' SHI T. Main Ct. Phone siadIs,n -,
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MISCELLANEOUS M.lKKETs.
COTTON GOODIES

NEW YORK. Ortober .>-t,o,;nn .,,,l,
"e!e NcrN iran to-day. sales 81 gray goods
4Fe hec"m!nr large uS ain. Yarns were .rr,
Ia AZ. Mcr's wear advanced h,C,u>c ni Lars.
export taken an heavy uVerc"riing. and ,l,..
fa" material mhrhriS N..s ..,tIya an,
stronger Raw .ilk WAS hrmc!
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast line
shr Stnnuntd EaIiruau Of m, s,,,.

EFfEtriVE APRIL 8. isI
TRAINS LEAVE RICiiMOSD SA,tx
3t Hi H.tI ana south: s:i' a. Al. aud o:u
For Sutioik: 1900 A. NJ a.oo T. a, 49,
Z NJ. ti:lv r. n. ~. S'"
F9, y; & W. Ry;. West. s:n a. NJ. 30
70: r.teisaufG: 1880 a. NJ s:is ~
.;iS a: AZ. s;H n 81: $3.50 A. ~. $50 p n
wv a. ~. ti:l1 +. NJ. .:ja 4. Al r:1 ., SS11'
~! T.. NJ, li:a NJ. A.
t.. ioidsOoro ana Fayetteville: 400 y "
,raihs arrive kicnmo1d daily: SGD ~
sis ~ s:0 A. Al. 's:S. A. Is. t,o.u
a. a.. t::R A. ~. '7:l1 4. 81. nae r. Il
ll.SI +. NJ. 81 ~
Excspt Sunday. Sunday only,
Time OF arrival and deunrIure and co,,,
lions iot guaranteed. ""~S-
{. I. cAMPbEiI d t,s a.. ..
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CIIICtGc Gk1IN MARKET

-, ti'A'p, brtohe; lN.-iInE receipts at
Indianapolis Duluth and Winnipeg am :,
PROMISED continued heavy movement In tho
H"thMesi Throughout tlm week did a good
Ht<i t".1ay '" dopr'ss wheat. Prices closed
otll.u - :'Nc to 2.H.Sc net lower. 81
s"''EH}"Voe for December and Si.0,t, VA. ~,
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NEW YORK October i>.-por, u,ryc,,o,,
-Mid'linE IL" bales: rcccipis $50, bales
cHn""i:. !~"@ bales; stock. "91i"l bales.
Total to-day Mt Iil portS-Not rrccip,S
y -, bales: exports. iG.2Ii bales; stoch. -"
exports. H.S31 bales.
T"tn' Tor .eas"r-Nc; receipts ,ao ~.
bales: EXPORT. .o.I.:,. bales
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d. Tho south continued to hold spots

firmly.
Much al the early strength AT I.ycrponI
was due to this buIIish ,rOp news lon, 4,
v"S noted that Liverpool sold here and in
IN" tate afternoon part OF tho reaction.
Mhich carried the list several points un,lcr
S"iurHhys close. was due To- runlors or {;
':'hi" stating serious labor trouble I'm Man
chester ana III. probability nc a lockout.
i;lt" selling was also induced by reports
thHl INSURANCE C"mpa Tics were refusing
further risks on cotton shipments to Scnndi-
'ian countries. Encouragiue reports we're
fH,'iv'u Hh"Lt the Indian monsoon
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Whole dac'
,f' '."NN tommissinn co..
liChInnni. Va. october y. :.
liz. b.,,.g.x

NIX ~ iDNtITiON.
lIr'lt"N chic kcuS ~ r"iptS heavy: make,
Poe 20. hH' Ir;iv" AT prices quoted: hons 70
'.i''s h"'NN: market utt'd nrh ,'l'l
,rg--i;c ciuis remain light and ~ :,nnI
.'o'E.ruG. i"tt'r-,!nrEct ,i-,n ,ciu,'
fvlt Deer Market dull. nwlnr t. warp
"'. ,h'r. '"ue-Nohls scarce hnG wanted:
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sHhErnucntlv rallied 10 q.
Snnio Of the sales werc:
." Rraden Copper. ~. -.
=" TohiCCo Products. H.
90 International Mercantile Marine. ~.
't.nno Submarine Bont. ici. i,s
s,;"V" Md'alr steel when ISSUED. sol.
200 Nenurc";t copper. 52a. -, e..
''"" Consolidated Arizona. 10. -. 20.
20 Consolidated Nr!.nua - -,
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NEW YORK. october .>-A majority of
III better known stocks registered h.sl.r
priteS 1" day with renewed a,tivi'v III ~ai
Hbe'lhliics hGi trading lacked much at II.
recent yig"r until The final hour When
United states steel rose -. IL 81 ~ hes.
prIv" sine" ~" ON pur, muses. Of Individual
New records made hy itrtnl.hn,n
Stcci at 10: WillyS-pycrltud. IS: S;ric
M.k'r .n.. American steel F"uud;i.> -.
United state Iudus'rt, >I,ohui OK. AMI
Central Leather. -,
i.!Ggett aud Myers one ~ tho ,oh,c,, is
ineS' H'H" shared ia this distinction. ,,uv;,n.
hub gains o!-" were made hy H,thle-
mem Steel p"efcrred General Motors Mas
MM.l common ana second preferred Nesting
h"Gse ,i"ne'M Electric. rrncirlc steel vi
Of ths metal shares Canadian rt,In,' !s,j
'hn Tni.N rising points :" .gr. with nn~l,ed
NOR ana uhi" I:r'>. N",v haven ana .nin.
az nc southern ErrGp Total ~.l,s .t,no,;,i-
80. !" anyui Itoy shares.
- u" t f@s,ra'ni "nioG. mtrkei dealing IT,
ih- WIN tN' tone OBJ. Washing pu's note To-
49, h''..H an" iE';,t"" Ming tor f":-
~, sP'e',,','ty:- ..r-;.' Represented y the
NI"'!'N "i IN" r"m.lss.pu houses was ..:;.iiu
an lEdo!htsu r.rio u the ri-s srr,r
S Iii, "' iN.halGFg "n loud"u ana rois
were among tne orn.- ;uyorunl. ,ieyclnm
NM M, Of n anE Eprd quotations Wei,
-h'i Nt'HI'r a:, lH,r'tsa %; l.urupeur sell
~ l"''' ..''H. tEEi'E .i"d S1..ol~p p.r
lm'ga S'a'e.. ro,srnu,.u, uou4. wore ,.u
H" YORK; uHoDer Mer.an,a. cu
~ per- ,Sh; sterling -tAy-day hill-.
'r !cWHHa. $4,000. for ..,bIe. :, ~
80 silver. ''., M,>io.n d,.ltrs w. t;n,
- ,ir.., i'l9, 'oal', nrn ,!>'v dly-. IVA
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Richmond, Fredericksburg E Potomac R. R
10 .ef Ira NI,kIif.lL IA l,,,tl

ltm EtfMn tH!' Inn. E1rtrI f.II
20; AZ IS 10 An, 1lsIx 't7SOM 10 p "a pp
81 ~ .s35 AZ !i1oifG it.lsiR e30Fx st0iH
tl.3e ~ -5k7Ra, so p -s.!oTs 'i2J5n. tilIo NJ
l1:,t ttsr. st,i tiL ". ia 10 Az 2lS ~ 10 Fp
ID $50 ~, li.l5 ~. 5I2RG if,tuaiksr Lu.n ~,i i,y1
v $50 ~. II. tGl5 ~ StItpI Ina AS ~ H. ioI5IE
'th IA fert T. "a ils,ai: TIA. scE iit tIr
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aEArUAKD AK LINZ n,IIw,v
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway COMPANY

'"p'''e', S'ncuuc Uf April IL. 1914.
schedule subject 10 Chunre Witi,ont
Notice.
', run, ie,Ne N,chmond b'5:so A. 81. - A.
III. is y. 81. \. NJ. s'lO a NJ ii A n
J. T. NJ. l. NJ. l.. 81, Dt T. 81 $40 r.
a. TO T. NJ. $40 l.. 81. bs T.. NJ. 10 r.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 a NJ b. A.
81. a NJ. 10 \. NJ. 10 A. NJ. s'll A. ~
~ noon ~ l.. II, &. NJ. 3. NJ -
n b";-O =. NJ. Go T. NJ. I'll, T.. 81.
4. NJ. hj 4. NJ. II 4. ~
ht'TTies baggage. .Dai!y except Sunday
'SunGH%s only
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unr ,>D WOO, u,r.,,
fnll,,,,
KiCmNo>D FRUIT MARKET.

bt W te''htuN CO.
Richmond. Va. October IS lGi5
,. Annl"';
ftrcv- LARGE. green. per hhl. ........ , :.
Rel. strip" r"r bhi ............... !;
Fahoy crab. per huSh.i.... ............ ! ,;
Pear.
Tapry na'tictjs. re, hhl ..............,s M
rairv Sc,keIs per hi ......,.. ~
Fancy Bartlcit,. per uushcl. " - AZ
Fancy ScrklCs. per bGshcl ............. 2 M
f.r,v icroule. p>r Dbl. ...... ....., a
Fancy Ki"ne'. per ub. ......... .... ?,
Fancy ChppS fnv0rite. per Oil. 49,. r OF
H"acHcs.
fa"rv Georgia Relies. per cra,-.......t .
Fancy vci'pHs per naif -bush-i hashe. IA
r ,ury naii.S. Ucr h'li busiiei basket a
Plums
Fancy rod. per six basket vtrri,i .s o1
Fancy NIrhtlIhs. per sIN btsrrt .arrcr M
Fnrc' Wirkahnrls. per >iA basket car
bam>on..
ESTcy blue. per bu,hel ............S 2i
trnprs.
Fancy Delaware. u-r six basket carriers, Is
Fn'v EiHcsra. per SIX. basket cnrrier ii
Fancy Delaware. fou. pound basket
p'r basket ....................... I'll
. Fanny Niagara. fomr- pound pasket
per h1sN-t ...... ..... ........ ~
F'ncy Concord. four. pound baaEet per
puiurs.
Fancy potato. per hushel..............sl n
Fancy white. per bushci.... .......... n
Potatoc,.
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safes stock.
10. 700 Allis-Chalmcrs ......
LOO AlliS-ChalmcrS. pfd. 80.
700 Am. Ayr. Chem. com
ZOO Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
1900 American Can .....
900 American Can. pfd. .....
:0.9Oo Amer. Car and f'dry -.
500 American Cotton Oil 49,.
200 Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
1000 American l.inSecd Oil.
1000 American Locomotive
200 Amer. Loco. pfd .......
lI.ioo American Smelling -.
American Snuff. com.
Loo American Sugar
200 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
loo American Tobacco, com.
TOO American Tobacco. pfd
l2.6oo Anaconda Copper ...
500 AtChiSon
800 Atlantic Coast Line go.
y. &. l.. of Connecticut.
5000 Baltimore and Ohio.
200 Bethlehem Steel Co. com
600 Bethlehem steel Co. MD
1910" Baldwin Loco. .......
500 Brook YIN Rapid Transit
1890 Central Leather. com
$500 Canadian Pacific
500 California Petroleum
ioo chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
200 Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul
800 cruciblc steel Cor. com.
100 cruCihlc steel, pfd. 900.
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
$500 Consolidated Gas
5000 Corn Products. com. -.
loo Den. ana Rio Gran. com
$500 Erie
1900 Erie, lst pfd.
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
$500 General Electric
1000 Goodrich
3.GOO Great Northern, pfd
600 Great Northern Ore Gifts.
900 Illinois Central
100 lntCrbOro- Met.
zoo Inter Nickel "
200 Int. Harvester. com.
500 Int. Mcr. Marine, pa
zoe Int. Paper ..
200 Int. Paper. pfd. ...
900 Kansas City So. com
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cash grain: Whoa:-N". : red. slIi'yS!...a.
No hard. nom!Ial: No. : hord $ OGi,
s.o>+i. C"rn-N". yellow. 65i.utSc; No.
yellow. L5i-C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

All lraEei .ArrnnScments over Ono
Counter
American or European
Railroad. Steamship mud Pullman
Tickets.
bagShSe Checked. Taxicab. Travellers
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY.
500 East Main Street.
B'anch OfhceS: JeffcrSOn--.Lurphy'a
Richmond Hotels
TIME, AND TROUBLE S.vLDc.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-02
.PUlLEN DON'T MIND
FAY TNcH6R's CARESs

On of the best pictures of an au-
tomobile race ever seen in Phoenix
is shown at the Lion Theater today
1t is a thousand foot reel taken at
the Corona Road Race and is called
The Record Breaker" 1t shows all
the drivers participating in the race
and splendid views of the race it
self, changing tires, taking on gas
and oil, etc, and many views of Ed
die Pullen who won the race of 301
miles at an average speed of Sc miles
per hour and in one scene shows the
cars going 81 miles per hour. One
scene shows ear changing tires
and as the camera man was directly
across the track, the other cars pass
ing are mere flashes on account Of
the speed.
There is quite a little comedy in
this picture in which Fay Tincher
takes part and when she throws her
arms around Eddie Pullen at the fin
ish, he does not seem to mind it
bit. On Sunday the Lion showed
a short scene from this race in the
Mutual Weekly but the Record
Breaker shown today is a complete
film. The photography is very sharp
and clear and faces are easily re-
cignizible.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-02
MORE WATERFOR
FIRE PURPOSES
An Additional Twelve-Inch
Main Will Be Laid on
Fifth Avenue to Serve
Washington st. - Work
Begins Today.

In line with the improvement Of
the city water service for fire pro-
lection in the downtown district, City
Water Superintendent V. a. Thomp-
son viii this morning begin the work
of laying a new twelve inch main
fran Adams street to Van Buren,
street on Fifth avenue, connecting
with the large main running along
Van Buren, street The new main
viii tie into" the main Of the same
size laid along Fifth avenue from
Adams street south across Washing
ton street to the south side of JEFF
ferson street When the connection
is completed at Adams street and
Fifth avenue and a valve is installed
at Washington street and Fifth Az
enue, it will mean that an additional
supply Of water viii be directed into
the larger main running from Ninth
street along Washington street west.
Some weeks ago the work of in
stalling q twelve inch main on Fifth
street from Van Buren, to Washing
ton street was completed. This WAS
the preliminary step looking to fur
nishing a supply of water to the
business district that would be ade
quate for many years to come. Man
ager Parish in directing that the
additional main be installed on Fifth
avenue worked with the idea Of Civ
ing every possible Bit of water to
the Washington street district. He
felt that with the laying of the Fifth
street main there was adequate sup
ply for any fire by which Phoenix
might be visited but he was deter
mined that even though it might be
years before the supply from Fifth
avenue would be required it would
be better to have it available than
to find a need for it before it had
been placed where it could be uti
lized if needed.
With the plant at the pumping
station now able to give pressure
upon the tntire system of mains of
approximately 100 pounds upon two
or three minutes notice and with
the approaching installation Of adj
ditional pumps which will tap new
wells, the future needs of Phoenix as
far as the supply Of water for do
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-02

NOTICE is hereby given that all
electors of the City of Phoenix who
have not heretofore registered and
whose names do not appear upon the
election register of the City Of Phoe-
nix and who desire to vote at the
general primary city election Of the
City of Phoenix to De held on March
6, 1915, and at the general city election
to be held on April 6, 1915, or at either
Of them, are required 20 register as
a condition to their right to vote
at said elections, or either OF them.
All such electors may so register at
the office of the City Clerk, in the
City Hall of the City of Phoenix, at
any time during office hours from
date hereof up to and including the
23rd day of February, 1915, at the
hour of five o'clock p. m, when the
register will be closed until the 18th
day Of March, 1915, at nine o'clock
Il. m, and will then be reopened and
remain open until the 18th day of
March, 1915, at the hour of five
o'clock D. m, at which time the said
register will be finally closed.
Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, this
29th day of January, 1915.
FRANK THOMAS,
City Clerk.