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The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
DunniDg 4 Steveas-

EAST BUFFALO. y. ". Oct. s.
c Cattle 50 cars s market ,s. slow pr,ms,
$50 $50: plain. S7.t5q7.7s; best Ca
handy steers sZ7s@s: fair to good
grassers. ss.TsGz: prime TAT heifers,
s7a $50; best handy butcher heifers.
sTG7.2s: common to good. 1915 a $50 ;
err cows t5.50Q5.15; medium TO good.
SiT5 q 5.25. cutters Sf0t.5o. cam
ners, sz.sogs.ss: best pulls. ss.750
40: good butcher bulls. ts3s 80:
steers. ssaT25. stockers. s55o0E.
mixers and sprinSers $50 q 100.
Hogs: 30 cars. markeg strong.
heavy. tssgM soc. workers., ysSO1
$50: pigs. s72sQT.T5.
sheep: 10 cars market. strong;
top lambs. f9.25; yeariings. s1m7.50;
wethers. 1875 "a $50: ewes. s5.e5gs.
Calves: 351I250
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct 8.--FIour: Dull
but nrm. Pork: steady; mess. $50
1850 Lard: Firm; middle west spot
ssteas,so, Sugar Firmer: eentrl'
50 test. s2ssn5: refined. steady: cut
loaf. $50, crushed, $3.50: powdered
So: graduated. >s4eodle5. coree.
Rio No. : on spot. &c. Tallow: Strong
city. snc; special. 7c: country. sh 9
175. No. 3. 9oc 9s1. clover. soc q
3i.1o Dressed poultry: Firmer; tur-
keys, i3d7ic; chickens. 1914 6f7c
fowls. IN else. Live poultry: Eas-
I4d isc: turkeys. isdIsc: ROSTERS
lac: chickens, broilers. 14115hc
Cheese: Quiet: state milk, commou
to specials II f. Is C. skima. common
to special, 4df2Isc.
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DETROIT. Oct a-C1ose: wheat
had a weak openiug owing to the
bearishness Of the government report
Liverpool opened with a break and
The vovernmenf report was the on
ly point CT interest In the days news
and nobody could make anything but
Isssrpoos ana a." the foreign markets
aisA had word that exports from
America were soon TO increase ma
teriaiIy. Foreign agents are saying
nothing about purchases Tssy viii
purchases have recently been made
and there is q general feeling that
they have been buying December with
the intention Of exporting the wheat
AZ soon AZ delivered England has
nrm country markets and milling il
active.
Receipts at the leading north west
ern markets show an fmpor tant de-
crease from the movement OF week
aEo This - caused IN part by wet
- ther and some OF Y results from
the determination OF many farmers 20
hold for more money The decsease
in spring wheat marketing extends
over the line 10 Winnipeg although
the movement there Is stu pretty
large.
Support was iacsing The balls
were discouraged and had nothing in
the days news CT their eide Neariy
all the Chicago commission house,
were advising the sale Of wheat
Wheat was on the down grade all
day and closed with cash &c and inc
. futures &c under Thursaay's close
Z Beans advanced &c.
Wheat quotations-cash No. rec.
. sl.leh. Dec. opened VITA a ,oss -
. lie at a. and declined 70 :sl3: May
I. sil4h; No. / white. ,..01t.
Coarse grain Quotations --- Corn,
Z Cash No 3. sEi.e. No. ! white 3se
y No. 4 white. - ffggc. sample 3sn72c
= Rye: Cash NJ. SEC Beans I'm.
! mediate and pronlpt shipment. s. 30
q Oct. s3.o5. Cloyerxeed: Prime spo;
3t17s. oct, Sl2T5: prime airtka
4 slys5 Timothy Prime spot, ss.7G
REGENTS IN the Detroit market Fri
: day included LOCO bbis ~ flour. !
8 cars of wheat. s Of corn, ~ OF cat
s OF rye and l OF hay Withdrawn
2 were Loco bbis, OF flour. 2. 900 bu Z
wheat, aao- bs--of- -o-r.-is5----5 u
: .oats and 1900 bu Of rye stocks al
l15350a- bu- Of wheat.-i4f 3a4-b1-
7, corn. ass.s0o bu of rye.
I. Primary wheat receipts were 2,l5e
I. 900 bu. against l.s13.ooo bu. yet
. Exports or whsat and flour Frtds
. 1910. 900 bu.
Receipts Of wheat Friday--Chicag
|, lSs cars against 1e7 a year ago: VII
y nipeg. 1870 cars against 524. Dulut
j 3S5 cars against ass: Minneapoli
= 405 cars against ass. southwest. 32s
!, 1000 blu. against $4,000 bu.
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THE WEATHER

Detroit ssd vI~fsityi FRIDAY siGht
unsettled, possible Hight rsint tenn
persture Nearing freestsGt saturday
fsir. continued eoidt moderate 20
fresh westerly wf0ds.
For lower Miehtgsaf Local rains
ar SHOWS toniGhtt tenn pevsture close
60 freertsG In the rvstrsi and esss
portionst saturday fsir and ~ostis ned
cold.
For the upper Iskest Fresh west
winds tonight with rain or snow
Aurrtest SATURDAY fair and costisued
cold.
For the lower lakes Fresh south
west 10 west wisdsi fair tonight. er-
eept probably rain On Ontario,
TnDAY,s TEMPERArIaEs
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sss Do g &c. :ssS s. DE- e. d s. .sl ss
% ~; do. II. i23. ISIS; Mich.
Sold by Roe q Co: auIiivan, sheep
head. average weight IFS lbs. Ss
per cwt do. lambs Il, 10. So do. -
~ Ess DO. sheec. ~. -, $3.50; do.
Sold BY Haley a Nc: Michigan Beef
60 sheep ~ head. average weight
"a ~ Va AZ Per sew. do. lambs. 10.
.sS. rs s9 hep e. ~ HE x.s ss'',
CO. DO. az. 80. $50: 10, sheep. az. fsi.
~ so; doa. lambs, So, 70. $50
Sold by Sandal y. n. A. o.: Mich.
weight lis lbs. n'7s per psp c1t ers AZ
5. 81. 81: do. AZ. 70. $50 p'd do ga .s'n 90
1855. Youngs, lambs -. 90. $3.50;
Bought by sullivan Pkg Co: Roe
Commission Co. hogs 72o head. aver.
age weigh, $50 lhs, ts.a5 per cwt
Bought by Hammond. \. a Co
Sandet. stacey. Bsadle O.. hog,
800 head. average weight $50 lbs
as per cwt. do. 210. goo. ts25. do
80. $50. t7.75.
Bought by Parker. webb a Co.
Bishop. BuIlen a a. hogs 500 head
average weight Is0 lbs, 1888 pei
ewt 10. 500. 200, SIS. do. 500. zoo
fs.ts; do. 400. $50. SIS do. iso. is5
=. do. 400. 100. 81 rs. 10. $50. ITO
viz
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Classified s.,t''''... | e %,,; !;

Cash with ordsr. " char xsa. n q
line. -
Nc. transient sdvsrtissns inserted
Tor less than leo With cash; lee u
charged, per tnsertioa
The above rates apply - an cisssi-
ncaticns except R:rths. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Mseting Notices
and all ads preceding Aale Help.
and Meeting Notices - Ainimum
charge. 3Sc for % werdS or lees Over
% words ons-and- ops- third osr - for
each extra word
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DETROIT. Oct. Cattle: Dull and
slow, outlook easy. Price1 ranged
as follows: Choice steers. averaging
from 1000 10 LOO pounds. AZ ssI
s.2S: choice handy killers. ts.75nT75.
light to good Butchers steers and
heifers. si.50U6S0. common Killers
and fat cows. 50 JOHs. Gamers cows.
s3H2.15. common 20 prime shippin <
bulls. s3n $50. light butchers and
heavy sausage bulls. S3M5 stockers
and feeders. t3Ms per cwt
Mich cows: Active at t25675 veal
calves. strong. at tsnl2 per cwt.
sheep and lambs: Active and high
err: quality. fair. choice lambs, ts7S
0S,s5. light 20 fair. 81 5Oas 30. com
mon TO prime sheep. s3a5.5o; culls.
ezd 2.50 per cwt
Hogs: Active and higher, quality
poor prime mediums and fat York.
ers, es306s.40: light workers. and
pigs. e7m7.50 per cwt.
Receipts: Cattle. 1865. calves. SCI;
sheep. 6.0S5 hogs $3.50
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CHICAGO HITTER w>Rxrr

CHICAGO. OCT s-Butter. ExtraE
z5c. nrsts. 26c. dairy extras. 23IL 40
25c; hrsts. 81 \ a23c Esss. Prime
ordinary. 33n23hc hrstS, 24a24isc.
Cheese: Tvlus. ,i3A ~ young Amer
lcas. 1Sc. Live poultry. Fowls. ii<o
t3hc: ducks. 121 isc: geese. IGaisc;
springs, i3hc; turkeys. lac Pota
toes Michigan. j2U56c: Wisconsin.
So u soc. Minnesota and Ohio. SIS II gOc.
New potatoes. Receipfh IS ctrH
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s9de FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

largely TO No. stock. and the weak:
ness was more on lack OF demand
than from over supply. The esq
market was advanced a cent yester-
day. and butter aud cheese are firin.
Peaches are still coming, although
the seasonal demand was more than
satisfied long ago. and quoted prices
Notwithstanding Cealsrs are not re-
fusing any kind Of an cfter.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
PACIFISTS
ARRESTED
Wholesale Arrest of
Agrarians In
Bulgaria
BY UNITED PRESS.

ZURICH, Switzerland, Oct g.
For opposing Bulgaria's entrance
into the war. leaders OF the agra.
rian party are being arrested whole.
sale. Sofa dispatches to Budapest
said today.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

-, ,TcLED0 n.RkETs: 81
i9EtP pss his, Hs' Nay. 10 corn Germ
Ssss; cs.A iiss: bse.. !Sc: Nay.
c osi s nie .c f,ne sssn frims.
ssr: bsIeE sssssssry. isc: us cream
cry, Soc Egg: Fresh candled, e7c:
:::isyts q snks; storage. isHe. Hay.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08
UyION srOCk YARDS.

UNION STOtk YARDS. CHICAGO.
Oct s-HoGs: Receipts. 1900. mar
ket. slow SC higher; mixed and butch
ers. s7.soGsss: good heavy, $1,000
$50; rough heavy: 81 tSg5~; Hight.
beeves. ss.z5nio.5o: cows and heif-
ers. s3.3odsss; Texans, $3.50 n 7.45:
calves. ssT13 sheep: Receipts, TO-
900: market. steady: native. $500
SIS; western. S115as2s.
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VIEW Work. MONEY MARKET

NEW York. Oct MONEY on call.
~ per cent Time money: Z&ns
per cent for six months Mercantile
paper: 3TsL per cent Bar silver.
London. % 1915 pence. New York,
495sc. Demand sterling: t4s9a.
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TOLEDO GRAIN MARKET.

sInI ,slF.l,77-e,-. OK 77.--vyR1aT rae6
rLle December. ul7. MAJ. Si-is
7 q, - -. - AZ Decefuper. $40.
MAY, sOsc. oats. Cast. 3TL. Is,S
: csfnber: SOC. May axe Rvs. Cs.h
4 ssc. Cloyerseed. October. tis.is. DE,
SefnSer ana March. yl2s2iz Aisike:
S.s5. October. t347ls FebrusYv
! $3.50. Butter Brick creamery asc
I tub creamery. CSC. Eggs Frs.,
] candled. 21c' selects. 3zc. Hay: si-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

CLEVELAND. Oct ss--Hogs: Re-
ceipts. $500: steady; workers. and
MIXED. $3.50: pigs, s7:2s: heavies. sT.75
as. roughs. S7.z5: stays. Ss.2s. Cat
tie. Receipts. 10 cars: slow and
steady. Sheep and lambs: Receipts.
10 cars. i5c lower; lambs. top. 1855.
Calves: Receipts. $50; Soc lower;
ton III.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter -. creamery. extras. 27c:
firsts csc; dairy. 2lc; packing stock,
~ pei 10.
Eggs = Fresh receipts. candied-
raEFB included. CSC, current receipts.
&c per doz Receipts Friday. 1850
cases
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

60 execute orders on the exchange;
Carlyle 4 Povah, w. A. HAinlin q
Co. II. w. Noble & Co. W. e Aoss
4 Co.. Bennett. Smith d Co. Sinelaiv
Reilly q Co. Geo. ~ West = Co.
Emmett L. Sprague. z 4. Maccrone
= Co. A. w Aflaee 4 Co, Vim n
Rose q Co. VIM A. Nser 4 Co. w.
b. Mclaughlin. y. X Pslton-
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NEW YORK BUTTER.

r.s NEw 1856 o eS.amer B". str, FIJI fgn
state dairy tubs. II y q 2sisc. imita.
tiop creamery. frsts. 231 2fc. special
- n q 3Oc. Eggs Steady: receipts
gGss: nearby white fancy. g. = sBc:
earby mixed fancy. 2763sc fresh
sta. 19010c.
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Thees WAS the usual activity IN
Ep0QtqtioQ Tor the Saturday trade.
N34& And but little change
- I(11ng hAdi3 ana W.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. oct. s--Opening -
Wheat: December. down 1hc; May.
down &c Corn: December. down
&c; May. down NC. Oats: Deem
Der down nc. May, down &c. Pro-
visions: Higher.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-08

~ e40lsp< AeA3e1euT-f1eUes
o1a ttons by Hornblower 4 Weeks)
1t1oka GOLD IAN. Allis Chalmers
g &c - H A., L y a. OH nfa s LA.
car \ tNy SO. .Ans Steel Pounds
- An Cotton OIL 59x. Am Hide
If5tlssVaJV. Am LOGON ss. Am smeIt
8 tlsf III 4, Am Beet Sugar STA.
& 1tl 4 Tel ia. Am Tobacco al.
s. s K Ss PFC 1ss. '' B., 1ni,
M Steel 40. Brooklyn II r ss.
U3 pet ~ Can Pnc 1Gt, Cent Leath
~ cher & Ohio So. Chi CT West
|&ss 40 pfd AK. Chi a Sorthw 1seI.
~ y 81 y .e&. Chi. II h Fac
ch!ao COPPER as: Colo Fuel 5Is.
sicrn Pred itcf its cruc Steel
f1iSS III. bsstiii.rs securities Is.
g Htd - Gen Elee
So: sasa 's ~: - so saax era
~ &c q: III HAIRY iosN.
N d 3 / |
- - Qoeth ~ in. de p14
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Canned GSsAs-App.sA 3: IS %. 50
Luna bean. yi0I.s corG: fancy
Maine 3l.le. standard. soc Table
bsstsA $l.3s0l4s. Peas: Fancy early
June. el-so. standard. 81. baked, SOC
o1Se. Alaska YedA SLso: Alaska
psngA 81. Tomatoes. Sl.lv. Narrow
fat peas. FL. early JuEe. $3.50. sifted
Aaplw luna al AAx -------------
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surp.p AND uAWnS.

Sold by Bishop. B. 4 r.: Fit.pat-
100 lbs. IS per cwe. do. Is, los.
s52s: do. lambs IL. IS. -: do. 10. 80.
$3.50: do. ~, So. $3.50: do. sheep 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-10
Gent people not only here, but il

cient people not only here, but IL
every place where they are found.
!! 1t is we'll known that Atlantic City
is the Boardwalk and the beach, where
thousands are seen every seasonEon
their apparently endless march, or dis
porting themselves in the waves of the
ocean. Everything else in that city
is accessory, even the great hotels,
to these two fundamental reasons
.for the continued existence, and pros
81 p5erous growthaof that city on the long
and narrow lowlying strip OF sand
known as Absecon Island. And At
antic City is undoubtedly prosper
Gus. One has but to look at the fine
hotels already built; the last of these
being the great costly pile of the
Traymore, while the Hotel Rudolph
and the Strand are soon to be re-
placed by larger, more substantial
and fire proof buildings, so that an
ever increasing number of guests can
be accommodated in more favorable,
luxurious and safe surroundings. 1t
is also said that the Hotel Shelburne
is to be replaced before long by &
handsome and fire proof structure.
Another public building might with
the most hearty approval OF the traV-
cling public be wholly rebuilt, and
that is the present miserable, ugly
and middle nineteenth century produc-
ton. called the Pennsylvania Rail
road Station. We were glad to ser
some Of the Philadelphia papers OK,
messing their opinion about 1t. Ii
reminds one of the old wooden struc-
ture. bearing the name of station Tor
that company imposed in Alexandra
for years before the present ha=GSon'
station was built. The one in !it'an-
tic City is disgrace to the city, ana
and to that road, noted for its ell
cheney and it's attention elsewhere IL
the needs of its hosts Of passengers
4 word to the wise from many quar-
tiers is sufficient. and we sincerely
hope that the building of a station
equal to the reputation of the Penn
svlvania Railroad, and worthy OF
Atlantic City will not long be defer,
red. But we have already exceeded
our limits for the columns Of the ole
| Gazette, so we must defer the rest oil
| our observation for another letter.
s. w.
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Terms Of Sale, Cash. Conveyance
ng at the cost of the purchaser.
III. NOEL GARNER.
A lrC, L. GOn(t 4 II
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA
ST MARY'S ACADEMY

Girls Select Boarding and Day
School. Thoroughly modern and cul-
,ural in curriculum, methods Of in
;truction and environment. English
Art. Music and Commercial courses
ln'er every faculty to acquire Il com.
rlctc, practical and refined education.
Positions secured on completioW OF
either the one or two years Of the
Business Department., which offers
special advantages. Boys under /:
admitted TO the day school.
The Sisters Of the Holy cross.
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LITTER FROM ATLANTIC CITY
Notes of Interest From Great Ameri-
can Seaside Resort. =
Correspondence of Gazette)


With each returning season .youi
correspondent is found enjoying 1oi
a time the cool breezes and the heaitin
giving surf of this celebrated resort
where all sorts andtconditions o. me-
are met with, hailing from the great
er part of the known world. People
sometimes ask the question, Why &c
YOU 90 to Atlantic City? Well hrs'
because there is no place like 1t IL
this or another country; second be-
cause as the late Rev. DR.. Clark OF
Richmond once said, at is SO far as
the eve of the visitor can see very
moral and law abiding city. have
never seen a drunken man on the
boardwalk and you can 60 to church
three times on Sunday if you are SO
minded to keep that day as our an
cestors kept it by being present al
church whenever it is open, and lastly
there are no binding causes asI 'tn
dress or what you may do provided
Won observe the ordinary rules OF
proper behavior. We agree with
DR.. Clark. Of course, if you are seek
ing for different methods OF creation
commonly called sport with charac-
teristics going beyond that to really
low and questionable depths, they car
be found as we are assured, but these
are hidden from the general public
gaze. and from the denizens OF the
Boardwalk in their. steady march NJ
and down it's we'll known course. Bu'
we have been told that Alexandra has
it's "dens" which can be. found at M
great distance from the Saturday
night. promenade on old King street
and further that they have some
qualities common to the greater un
derworld of Atlantic City. However
we will leave this discussion to those
who may know, only we will say tina
Atlantic City, like other cities large
and small, embraces in its population
the whole range of humanity in it.
best and in it worst forms. with thu
to the credit Of Atlantic City that IT.
outward conditions appear rs mora
and law abiding as those cities which
are CONSPICUOUS for their high ethica
standards; and they are far bette
than some other cities we are acquain
ted with. We speak from fair know
ledge of the outward and visible con
ditions of this noted resort foF
number of years past.
Practically all denominations o
Christians are represented there b!
good church buildings and good con
gregations, at least on Sunday. There
is a fine Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Building and numerous
agencies for all forms of Christian
and general philanthropic work. No
must we omit to mention the Jewisl
places of worship and the benevolen
organizations maintained by the an
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RY P. F. KNOX, AUCTIoNEER

1 L
Pursuant 20 the terms Of q decree
entered by the Corporation Court
of the City of Alexandria, Virginia,
on the 9Th day of September, 1915,
in certain chancery cause therein
depending, wherein Rose Mary Pow
ell ct viz, are Compliments and An
ME Marian Carr ct al, are defen-
dsnts. the undersigned who were by
the terms of the said decree appoint
ed special Commissioners for the pur
rose,fwill offer for sale at public auc-
ton, lin front of the Royal Street en-
trance@to the market building, in the
city of Alexandria, Virginia. on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of SEP
TEMPER, 1915, at II o'clock noon,
al that lot of ground with the i'm
Drovements thereon in the City OF
Alexandria, Virginia, on the east
side of Washington Street, between
Madison and Montgomery streets
and bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: Beginning on the east side
of Washington Street, at q point 80
feet inches north of the middle OF
he square between Madison and Mont
gomery Streets, and running thence
Forth on Washington Street IS feet
(! inches; thence east parallel with
Madison Street 115 feet; thence south
parallel with Washington Street Is
feet inches; thence west in q
straight line 1l5 feet to the begin
ming. which was conveyed to Marshall
Carr deceased, by John A. Field and
wife by deed dated August II. 1879,
and duly recorded amongst the land
records of the City of Alexandria
Virginia, in Deed Book No. 8, page
356.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Conveyance
ing at the cost of the purchaser.
III. NOEL GARNER.
CHARLES E. CORGAN
Commissioners Of sale.
!. Newell s. Greenaway, Clerk Of
The Corporation Court Of the City
Of Alexandria. Virginia, do hereby.
certify that the. bond required by the
above mentioned decree has been
duly given by II. Noel Garner. one
If the Commissioners Of Sale.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
Clerk Corporation Court
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the House Of Delegates the Senate eoneung
following Constitution Virginia be the
members of the House Of DELEGATES
of said Constitution, namely:
virginia section fortysiN o.
article the following words: -: " .
Assembly shall in or
succeeding the election of the
the prescribed Constitution session the Conceal
shall longer
sixty Of hreefth5 the members
extended period
ceedng first session held under this Con-
exceeding sky days
regular exceeding thirty days at any extra
the other adjourn
than three days majority OF n Ia
dc business
adjourn day to day. and shaH nave
attendance members in Guch
such penalty prescribe . ~ I,
Md lieu thereof the fo'owing
The General Assembly shall meet once in Ho years S
succeeding eecon
the House of Delegates and not oene urles
Assembly than days except that win he
period exceeding thirty days
another
majority of the members elected TIC
each house do business bus smaller
and shall have power TO- ce
such manner anu under scn
each house prescribe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-10

JOINT RE- an Se % shpg sa
amendment the next General Assembly
the Senate Goe9s5ng b {,
majority of the elected to each house asTsedg be- and M
same is hereby proposed General Assembly be
ae for its in conformity Section
fifty S ST s's ost f"5 article
se 20 BILL "A bill may os
nate m h % be aepa % Of M otn e
No bill shall o w 4ne o p eac Roas paeas aaS by c
Cb Printed by which originated prior to its passage
therein; go. - ,, , - , no,,o.
' Cd yea and nay is
journal and majority of those voting winch soa nsi'
of the members elected each house. recorded inc
ton A shs o am hs ESn"s'
GiS5 Soe 5e from D the
ee de 1d mat H s
with in bill 81 Of t the nsn5 'p Var es
taken by the and nays the names of the members H
ONCE Eeves
Demand Of @ r5 npose %
re1yss tax be the
s:y nay Sssss
ax z on f state sIS M and no
sn9 E e prs T o 5 he"ss Any
the house over which he sign G bill b ~s as s o s
other business being the title Of the G @
read: I'D? ;:S: If 5s @ b, r.,
nate Tn' either T sh bs or %
concurrence Of the other
bill shall unless prior to its passage has BEEN
Of each house considered by such
session, reported
W Printed by the house in which originated prior to It's passage
therein
calendar days each hoqSe
cd yea and nay vote has been taken
voting which shall include at least
twhs of the members elected to each house. recorded in the
frmative. - .te
subdivision Cd OF this sec
be concurred IN by
other conference report be adopted by either house. or either
consideration OF Dill ana
subdivisions ID and c Of this section may
dispensed bill codify the laws Of the State and IN any
members eah
the members YOUNG
Journal provided further that no.
bill which Creates
makes continues or
public property or
of the State or which I'M
poses continues revives shall be passed except ny
all elected 10 each mousse
the Oh
journal Every law imposing
shall specifically state uch tax and no law
presiding ohlcer house
shall which he presdes sign
by both houses and duly enrolled mmed
publicly The fact OF the signing shall be enc
journal.
hereby certify that the foregoing true of amendments
proposed the Constitution and agreed to by the General Assem-
Virginia. session 1914 ard the same published III purs
ance of section 1856 of the Constitution and of the General
serby approved February 3, 1908 =. -.
JOHN, W WILLIAMS
Clerk House Of Delegates of Virginia.
600
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So a.,,1o+od suoaI. Der ID. use
PES; Bes1 gl Ia eia,,r nov hbl $685.
I Idp1e III III floTT. p H. sacks -. 43c
c leole peI ela,,r - Ii sacks 48c
Jersey cobbler potatoes, per peck 2 51
Pure Lard per ID .....: -. 80 = ~ ~
Fancy Small Lear Hams per ID .1 lie
Picnic Hams per 10 - - - 1o~
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Our Pride Coffee

Equal to Coffee sold elsewhere at zoe: Try one 3D.
on your next order and if moi satisfactory we re-
f,,n 10
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COMMONWEALTH Or VIRGINIA.
OFFICE or -:
CLERK OF THE HOUSE or DELEGATES

Proposed amendments tue Constitution Of Virginia, agreed
section JOG of the Constitution and approved Fshs
1908. '"-Ha .-!- es...3
JOINT RESOLUTION proposing
Constitution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-10

oI7p SPECIALS GOOD UNTIL CLOSING
TIME SATURDAY NIGHT STORE CLOSES
SHARP II P. NJ ,rr,pc
We will have quantity Of thoseF ancy PEACHES
a.a; ~, Saturday at the lowest market prices.
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When in Alexandria stop ut the Hotel
Rammcl.
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Low HOWARD'S Where
Price S22 King St. qualify
Crocorc BELL PHONE 1876 Count
FREE DELIVERY rhEE A'i1i1l EN-

rprr DELIVERY TO ROsEMoNT BRADDocK HEIGHTS and
- COTTAGE PARK