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Wrel,lN Cotton Iteyicm

NEW YORK. March la--Cottou has nd =
vinccd this week with ,Iuly and later do
NNeiiHs making new high seasonal records
on st"adn"sS Of Southern spot markets
i.iN"rpo"rs strength ana continued talk Of
prospects COR much reduced crop next sea
son. October contracts have sold at aSlc .r
ahout S%S' above The low level uf March l.
nnd very rearly cents a pound above the
low point reached last December
EehiiZing checked the advance toward the
end of the week. Talk bf increased south
ern spot offerings ami increased estimates OF
the crop :cconDanicd the reaction. com
lively large sales in Sout hern spot mar
keiS hav" been attsihuted to Increased de-
mand for export before tn. ''blockadc' ~
Germany becomes effective. but activity and
nrmness al Liverpool has encouraged pre-
elections al cuntinuc! large takings by the
allies.
Meanwhile increasing activity OF domestic
mills has found reflection in tho recent
supply and distribution report OF the Con-
sus bureau showing February consumption
IN excess of last year. While II * antiCi-
pttei that to-mOrrow's ginning returns will
b" in line with larger estimates of the Yield,
hullahly dIsroSed traders have seemed 10
fear mo material pressure from the ind-
Gated surplus providing new crop develop
ments show III" expected reduction in acre
age and Yield prospects.
More cotton has recently been arriving
here from the South and the local ware
house stock nf over 1900 bales points TO
increased deliveries on contract.
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Dun,s Weekly Rcnort.

NEW YORK, March iS.-Duns o-morrow
wilt say:
From every part OF the country tho re-
ports arc OF trade Improvement, which.
though slow and conservative. serves to re-
duCc tho margin of deficiency In production
and demand and 10 bring the volume Of
transactions closer TO normal Prospects
Of early spring promote retail, distri-
button and stimulate the movement of lum-
her and other building materials With prom
isng indcn lions Of more general construction
work. Activity in shipyards continues. The
Iron and stecl trade fairly maintains it's
recent rate of gain. In tho textile markets
there is steady Improvement both In
wholesale and retail lines. but the busiest
mills nre whose occupied chiefly with for
"iEn orders. The snoe trade is more quiet.
Wheat. corn and oats vacillatc In price and
activity with tho changes In crop prospects
and export demand Winter wheat condi-
lions give promise of another heavy yield.
There is increasing strength in III. !inanrini
position of the country and exports continue
heavy
Business conditions in this country ara
remarkably good. considering the fact tina.
the whole world is in n turmoil.
Bank clcarings for the week aggregate
i. Gs'.eI,,3i loss Of D" per cent from the
same week last year and GO per cent from
tho corresponding week In 1913
Business failures for the week number 80
againsi &C., last week with 81, in the like
weni
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Preaching at L a. NJ: and at $ P NJ by
" ss nss'% School, nFv a. OF, ns. sS.. D
:o:U y. NJ. "
Eit!h, near aain s,rce,HRiv. t. I S i.
and NJ d. M EasiDr ssryiess Z, A. NJ
School. s:ia a. NJ.
CORRESPONDENT PR EsTERlR \
Church; Park Avenue building Preaching a,
Of tho re or non fhsalosi""i
Seminary viii toll of the Charlotte convcn-
street building Fourth and Grace S,rceiaI
,,PrcachlnG by the REV. w. l.. Jingle.
ctror, to he m prc M a"a absui No , spe" In
every member
wEsTM INsTER PRESBYTERIAN
torl.-rrcaching II \. NJ and 5 p. NJ. by the
pastor. Welcome.
METHODIST.
G, CENTENARY ,sa, n; Y METHODIST GRACE
BON services on sunday a, ii 4! N and
ana Mental and Morai intc.riiv.' VIVA
,r sn2AD ooS STREET RECT METiIopIsr cMuRcM
4 o 3na s ~ X 5nS Dn' M%.n the
theme: ''rhe Great Divide Decision day
school preceding the morning sermon.
BAPTIST.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove Avenue and Harrison Strectl.-REV.
w. &. JAMES. TIL. u, pastor-Prcaching II y.
VI by the REV. GEORGE W. kEMPER and
at j.. NJ by DIR. Is l.. bOc<ETr. oil Olyo,
Africa. a medical missionary. Tho will speak
on his work H. Africa. Sunday School at
h:lS a. NJ tJcYsc +. Wood. superintendent.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 5
q clock.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twenty fifth and Leigh Streets.
Broad and Twcn;y-hfth street ears pass III.
j. J. WICKER will preach
1T II a. NJ How TO Talk to the Great
God: ana +. NJ. "A Clean Man. Even in
Politics" Baptism.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH CFRANK-
lin and Adams Strcets).-T. CLAGETT SKIN
NER. minister. Divine worship - y. VI
and J.. NJ. Mr.. skinner Will speak upon
the themes. Christ. the Aposti" OF Cod
and How to Make Christ Teal Quartet
UNITARIAN.
FIRST UNITARIAN CHuRCH-Rev. ALIEN
AMBER II. BOWSER. minister. Floyd Ave
nue. and Harrison street. subject Tor sun
day. March II: Fourth sermon in series
on S''Some Distinctive Principles OF tni-
characterization 10y Character Ser
.icc at !, o'clock. All seats free.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church OF Christ. Scientist. will be held to-
morrow morning in church ed!nce tcorner
Park Avenue and Meadow street, at II
o. clock Subject: Matter" Wednesday
evening testimony and experience meeting
at $50, The reading rooms Nos. 69!-G;l
Power Company Building. corner Seventh
and Franklin Streets. and are open daily.
except Sundays and holidays. from 10 A. ~.
to 4. NJ. All are cordially invited.
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season same date last wear. 100000 balc.
Port receipts for season. $1,000 bales: port
recei Dts for season same date last year. a5gs :
pSo bales. " "
overland to mills and Canada for sea
son $500 bales: overland to mills and Can
bales. $500
Southern mill takings for season osoc;a
na.cs; southern mill taknGs for season same
date last year 2.5ai opJ bales
interior stocks in excess OF September :
$500 bales; interior stocks in excess OF Sep
'einbcr last year, $4,000 bales.
fpreisn exports for week c56N1 bales
foreign exports for same seven days last
N'n' ''lfSrp bales: foreign exports for sea-
soI. sane date last year. ..iHrlo bales
Nortcrn spinners' tnkings and Canada for
"rck "S'sp bales: Northern spinnerS' taLinEs
,hi 'ahaha Ior same seven days last year
."p' bales: Northern spinTers' takinrs AMI
Ianadt For season. 2o.3.cl bales: Northern
.pinnerS takigga and Canada for season
Statement nf Worlds Visible supply
Total visible this week 7Gpi uCl bales: total
'isih': last week. I.Ieiolo bales: total visibl.
same date last wear. j.?jl.'3p bales
ot this the total American this week sa,T-
~ i'ai"s: of this the total American last
Weei $4,000 bales; OF this tn. total Amer
lean last year, ..o:SoJp bales
~! other kinds this week $4,000 bales ::
al other kinds last week. / 300 bales
Nisiilc in the United States thi. week
-:'.'N' bates: visible III the United States
THIS date last year. $4,000 bales
Visible IL other countries this week 5,g7
,'o r,es; visible In other countries this date
last year. i,;j5r)) bales
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RICHMOND LIVE srock MARkEr.

Rest steers ~, to :: medium TO good a.
10 'r: common 10 fair. Sly to 81: best hciters.
90. To ~; medium to good -. to ca. com
mon to fair "a to 5i2 hest cows. 81 To {:
.m"dt"m To good. ~. 10 81. common 20 fair.
~ t" iie; best oxen, 10 81: common to
ia!r. i? To ~: bulls, ga TO 3 yeats. s to "a;
dicks. ~: light. -. to 7i2: and stays
y: TO s':; best sheep, Sis to fih: medium to
s""n i'2 To a's: common TO fair @i2 To AZ:
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coas, 1.-The ls, - ,r
A. G. LII arr Mas. Old, . n
u. &. l.. cv. IA Un BALTIMORE, thiil..... S.i.
and Ohio ,cuv. p.S 4
IigEctt and Myers IS. ..-.... ........- l,0i
5iEE"tt and Myers = thiJt .........- 100
S.orillard Company Is.................. e9s
fIoriliard Company Observation-Disclosures. tg.,
Norfolk and Western COW. T9s ......... al
Eeaboard AT Line stamped IS hid 10
Beaboard hir Line adj as........... -.
Eouthern hallway ~ tbidD ............ 81,
Southern halfway Js........... as.
tlNitcd States Steel "a as..... ,nA
United States Registered g. 1880 C,idp aS.
United States Registered So. 1915 bid, iJlt.
United States Panama ~ ibid .ni.
Virginia Brown Brothers CTS -
NR.-Ca-. Chemical lst rs tsales ~
NJ IVY. aug rover GO IS asked ...... >3i1
aoash dsn. is hid .................- Is
Wabash Pitts Term LIST 4. thldJ
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COTTON MARKETS.

NJ" YORK, March ta-,'otron W., o,,io,
TO- Gay, AEh prices nuctuat.d within , rn.ye
OF or points. dosing steady n.t 49,,
changed TO points lover Livarpool was
at unchanged prices 80 81. 'tdy,nr. ~, :.
points tbs loo market "as"d on umder
heRtterinB hGhlda'!oE. some Sou-b.rn ..fI-
ing and moderar" local pressure
Predictions that tomorrow. c.nniurs .
port would indicate yiel4 ccusi!crnhl, In
EXCESS OF IN. government .siiiu:f. ,r ~ y
MS.tO bales. piohaby ius pIrcd -oine ,,,. Ill
Ing. ~ no time however was thnro 49,,
pressure. arc. after moving
net loss OF about :" points IN. uark.,
rallied on covering hy early sellers AMI
fcattered buying which may nava hn.r e.,
rpired by the cnmuarAuveIy heavy srlnn.ys
takings for the week ''''''"'N
NJ
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Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

ONLY Ai.I.-RAII. LINE TO NCRFoLn
schedule In effect January ! 1915
l.eave h! ri Street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK goo 4. III. 600 p. NJ $50 T. ~
FOR i.rNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
$50 a. NJ. 's:I9 n 81. 800 T.. 81. .s:eJ r
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'il:to A
NJ. t:a; J.. NJ. I'll Q! j.. NJ From tho West:
go A. NJ. ta:lo L. ~. t,:t0 +. ~. .G:1a e.
NJ. 'e:GC l.. vi
DAILY. tDaIly excep, Sunday. ,sunda,
only. '
W B: BENIlf. W G. SAUNDERS
=. r n, Ronnohe O. pa. Roanoka
{. II. BOSlEY. ID. +. A. Richmond. Va
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March ia-Raw sugar. steady:
centrifugal ~: molasses 100; refined.
steady. BUTTER. easy: cheese, steady Spot
coffee. steady. III" No. :, $; Santos NJ. 4.
leTui:
Coti"nseed oil was lower to day. nnai prices
shov inC a net lose NJ to IS points. LiauiR-
ton generally prompted by gradual
realization of the magnitude Of this years
crush, coupled with the break In lard and
selling 10y reiiners Buying WIS largely for
southern account. Sales 2:,s0 barrels. The
MARKET closed steady. Spot. &. CO I'D: March.
s"Df,6.,1: April. 6s,6G7s May. E.75I677: June
>6tiSs, july. is9n.."): August. 7.con7.i0;
September. '.l9U. "a October. ,.oiI1.,i.
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
THE Stanuard railroad Of The South
EEEECTIEE JANUAEy 1 1915

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 4 DM
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:lS A. NJ. and s:h
p A. ll:4o f. Ii, l2:9 A. Il
For Norfolk: s:S A. "a. S:Vo p IL. t:t
ST.
For NJ W. Ry. West: s:s A NJ. ia
A. NJ. a:oo p. NJ. 9:o0 2. n.
For Petersburg: 1850 a. ~. SIS A NJ.
.:i5 A. 81, S:Vo A NJ. $3.50 A. M. sioo ?. ~
t:lo r. NJ. G:o3 Il. Al. s:s5 y. NJ. s:@ r. ~.
30 i. NJ
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 't:N p. N
Trains arrive Richmond daily: s:25 A M
1915 a. ~. $3.50 A NJ. 7:ol A. NJ. 1891 A. IL.
tio:i5 A. M.. N:o A. NJ. '2:l9 ?; N. ti:a
..:3) +. 81.
Except Sunday. fsunday only.
limo OF arrival and departure and connsS-
.ions not guaranteed.
c. S. CAMPBELL d. p A. III Main ST
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ton. toward the close Much beari>h com
ment caused by the shipping situation
and the fear that Mediterrancan ports would
lie Closed 10 cotton. Cotton futures closing
March. SIS: May. "a: July. So: October.
az: pcccpbcr. . ~.
spot cotton s,eady,,le points off Mid
ding. So. Sales on tho spot. l.t% bnlcs
q nrriNe Gitl hal,s
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CnlcAGo GuArN MARKET.

tideG strength most OF the day. wheat to
'iaN underwent sharp setback accom-
paul"d nv disturbing hrar!sh rumors about
a crisis said 20 have been reached between
Austria ard Italy. closed unsettled, \ 10 !.
under last nigh, Corn finished LIE to !.
down: oats. liy on TO shade advance, and
provisions. A. a loss Of To t1T2:.c.
I.eAhi!g fmtMres rMnEeA as follows:
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SAVANNAH. GA. March i9-Turpcn,inc
frin. y: sales, aonc: receipts 20 casks; shi
incnts. 40 casks: stocks 2?.735 casks Rosin.
hrn; sales lfS barrels receipts. 80 barrels
shirm"nts 81, barrels: st"cks. iE.S33 bar
lcls. quote: 4. -. 80 10 3C5.
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Ncstcr'- Wccl,ly COTTON Stntcment.

COMPARISONS are 70 actual dates. not 10
close W corresponding weeks:
In sight FOR week ".SC" bales: In sixht
same seven DAYS last year. l5iaJ) bales:
IN sight for the month. $1,000 bales: in
sight same date lnsi year. 43sHoo bales: in
si"ht Tor season. l"..In."s bales: in sight FOR
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rETEKsRuEG rEANur MARKET.

'Ecport"d by Rodgers. Plumincr ~ Co. IncD
PETERSRCttG. VA. March l9-Span.sh-
Farmers siock-Maikrt. quiet at SIC per
hnsh" Nirc!nians: Farmers stock--MRr-
ket steady. Fancy Iuiabo $40 rcr pound ;
fancy handp!cked. %iac per pound: extra
Urine SIC per pound: Smelling stock, or
To -'ic per bushcl.
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CHICAGO I.iVr STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. March lg-iiors. weak; bulk.
20. 90 SIS; light. Sc 6ons6s5; MIXED. s. Goa
$3.50: heavy. SCSIns".S5 rough. &c 35TS6.a0
pigs. &.i'Hs6 n Cattle weak: native steers.
S5"n$Sf. cows and heifers, sS.25fftI. -
calves s''HUSms" sheep. strong: sheep.
;. .il"$S!5: yearlines. SIN11s9.l5: lambs. s. o
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


NEW YORK. March i?-Cotton good. were
lightly hrmnr in primary markets to-day
arms, quiet: woods, firm and high as a rule
SILKS. quiet.
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RICHMOND STOCK MNRKFT
BY Caskie 6. Rurch & Co

ItlNktt IFUfCN q
HchinoNi. Va March 10 49,
STATE SECURITIES RId ,.L,
Va SIS Old q. and R......... g.
VI: centuries; 3. {. and r.. Sny ga.
, STREET NN. STOCKS :
Va Ry and pow"r Co pfd. a.,
RAILROAD STOCKS =.
Atlantic Coast Limo. CON 10,
Chesapeake and Oh!o a,
Norfolk and Western con, -.
Seaboard Air Line. p.d ~ -
5ieabosrd Air Line cor, "a
Sionthern Railway. pfd...-. 4. -
Southern Railway, com IN
BANK STOCKS ''-
american National Bank -.
Broad Street Bank ~
National State and Ci,y AZ
Old Dominion T~us, go -.
TRUST COMPANIES STOckS
Virginia Trus. Cg.... &
MISCELLANEOUS go
Na.-Car. Chenlcal. pfo a. -
Va. Gar. Chemical CON -
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RAILROADS.

Richmond G. Chesapeat, Bay RAILWAY Company
SupcrscdinE Schedule or April Ii, IVA
schedule Subject to Change Without
Notice.
Trains leaves Rlchnno,:i b'5:5p "a NJ, Y A
NJ. bS a. NJ. A. III. ''W A. 81. II A. N
T.. NJ, T. NJ. +. NJ b T.. III. 6:79
A. e:0 T. NJ. 7:0 r. A.. bs p Al. u
III. HE'S L. n.
Trains leave Ashland -5:6J A NJ. b.7 A. ~.
a. NJ. ID 4. NJ. H. a III. ell A. H. 81
noon 81 +. NJ. r. p NJ. p. 81.
% Sa;2S r. NJ. G:S Z n. 10 NJ. y. N
b9 Il NJ. IL T.. NJ.
..S SCaIrler bnEssE". Daily sxcep, sund.,
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NEW YORK, March Mercantile paper
an Sterling exchange. easy; siNty-day bills,
c'; for cables. si9i5; FOR demand 81 1g,J
Bar silver, t3S Mexican dollars ISL. GOV
ernment bonds, steady railroad houds ir-
regular. Time loans. steady; sixty DAYS. ~
ninety days. ci2dcs.: six months 2u2'. CalI
money steady. ruling rate, =.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHING TOdARD BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION AIRs-wEEKDAYs.
Leave Byrd st. Sta. 4 90 T. ~ for rlck,bur.
Leave Elba Sta. 7.46 AN, e.Ib n, $50 M for
Ashland.
Arrive Byrd st. Sta s.es An. from frcaerieh.b's.
Arrive Elhn Sta. $50 AM, 1i.e5A. II. 6.42 r. n.
from Ashland.
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IIOrIcJ. -
TURKISH AND ROMAN HArHS
THE JEFFERSON

RICHMOND. VA.
Tho most magnificent motel in ths
South. European plan. Rooms ninElu
and en- suite, with and without baths
Special sample rooms.
TABLE DHOTI; Saturday and Sun.
dnS. TIA %. 81 80 each.
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sEAnoARD Am 11NI n.Iw.x

. sEHbpNhp AIR LINZ RAILWAY.
Tho Progressive hallway OF tho SOUTH
Southpcunu trains scheuulec to leave RICH.
mono aaii,: 9:51 a. NJ. Local to Sorliua. I'm
r. NJ, siecpers and coaches. Atlanta, Biz.
n!nghan'. Jucksonvllie: 1920 y. N, sleeper
TO Hamlet anu coaches TO Atlanta aud BIZ.
m'ngham; li:H y. A.. Florida Limited: i1:H
A. NJ. Slccpers. Atlanta 4irLnlnrharn
Memphis. Jack soavlie. Tampa AID COACHES
jacksonville.
Sorthbound trains .ct,dulsd 10 arriv. 1.
Richmond daily: 6:65 A N. las A. NJ i:J
a. M. 900 Il. ~. 5:E NJ. Local
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NEW ORLEANS. March 70 Cotton 80.
affected to-dhy by hearikh talk concerning
acreage. In the carly trading pr,c.s Vs..
= points over ynsicrday's clrse. hut IN. MAJ,
Get gradually '"ii IN uutn IL stood 3 10 Z.
points under Hc-tcrhay't last figure. ~,
close WAS at net lo"s FOR N. ...,ion Of
To points
Exports nf 7'6im hale. far IN, weak c.r.
larger than expected. and this together Win
the mil iakn4s ~ ~" nsic. for IN.
week ~ compared With 27thS halrs >thi,
week last year gave tho market a steady
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HTE.iAlBOATS
OLD DOMINION LINE

". h'chmonh. foot of Am ST daily 800 e. n
Leave Ne" port News. .................S:o A. ~
~ WI A.. II
Connects With .LRin tine steamers leAyina
Hv3io!k Tor Sew York daily. except SundaJ
-" 4. NJ Connections also made by n a
" ny, T.. ~. ana &. & y. ny at p a
Nlgnt Hne stsameFs Etop ut Clarenont o.
sigma. ana are met by public conveyance
NInGlSlA ShNiGArIOS CO. Jane. Rive,
BY cayhght for Nor;u!k. Old Point. Eewnor;
News ant all James River landings. Monday
Wednesday and Friday at $500 A 81 Srsis al
iecSivrd tor G.: Iimer River noints.
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kOTICE-Church.
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAS cHUrcu-
Preaching at Il a. NJ and Mt P NJ. by
sunday school at 9:3o. EIbie classes al
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NEW YORK. March % For, movement,
Mtddling. s.h Stock. i:7s bslt.
Z Total To-day ct all por;s-S.; rNce,n,s a.
t43 bales: expor,. 25 ~ bales: STOCK -,
$50 balea- "
Total for week Not receipts, o2s s,s t.I.s
exports, nsW bales 7N
Total for s"asou.-S.t r,c,,r,. 49,, C..
b.Ies; exports. C.lS.25i bales
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, SUNDAY accommodation trains leave Elba AS
T.. u. Tor fredericksburg; arrive Eiba HES A. n.
from Frederic ksburg.
DAILY. fWeekdays.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
etop at Elba Tins of arrivals and departures
not guaranteed Read the sigma.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. March 70, 1913
IOl.FSALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10

out Tuesday and see FOR yourself
what they can do
The Juniors are fast and are after
the Senior class goat. They have
been practicing hard and have a good
infield Their pasture is guarded by
the fastest men they could pick and
not injure their infield.
The Sophs are ready too. They have
what looks to be the fastest infield
in the school and have high hopes
for the championship. With Galpin
behind the plate and Chief Rain-in-
the-Face Webb in the box they stand
in the way of getting it too. Man
ager Hart said We are out for blood
and if that Injun Webb doesn't get
the scalps of the rest of the teams
WELL my name amt Levy"
Yep! The Freshies have a team.
too. Porter Helm, the captain, SAYS
it is real one, too. Go to 1t
Youngsters. You'll get there a the
rate YOU are going.
The first game will be played be-
tween the upper classes on Tuesday
after school on the Polk street
grounds. Admission is free,
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATCAI1

SAN DIEGO, Jan. Earl Cooper
Won the San Diego exposition road race
over the Point Iona course, making
the 305 miles in 4:40:10; William Carl
son was second, a minute and a half
behind Cooper. Tom Alley finished ten
minutes behind Carlson.
The feature of the race was the large
number of minor mishaps and the alb
sence of serious accidents. Although
there were six field hospitals and am
bulance stations maintained, none was
called upon.
Coopers average for the race was
65.3 miles an hour, which is considered
remarkable time for the dangerous
course
In the first lap Huntley Gordon
struck railroad crossing on the back
stretch and three tires burst simultan-
eously. The car was put out of the
race, but Gordon and his mechanic
were unhurt. Harry Grant was unable
TO start on account of a broken frame.
Arthur Klein failed to cross the start
ing line, his car baking and almost
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10
|NTERCLES BASEBALL
STARTS At THE HIGH"

Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores or
Freshmen?
Which of the four classes of the
high school is going to come out on
top in the interclass baseball series
that is to be played at the Polk
street grounds on Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of the
coming week for the championship of
the school? 1t is a hard question to
answer. All the teams have shown
speed during practice and no game
will be won easily by any of the
classes.
The Seniors have an exceptionally
strong battery. With Westfal in the
box and Harrison behind the plate
along with fast. infield the Seniors
will fight hard for the championship
cap" Harrison said. 81 won't say
anything about the team. Just come
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10

ole CONSISTENCY" COOPER WINS 3O0M|LE
SAN DIEGO RACE BILLY CARLSON SECOND

Wrecking the other cars behind it. Cal
laghan crashed into a pole on the first
lap and was wrecked. The race was
held under the auspices of the San
Diego Shriners.
Alley took the lead at the beginning
of the race but soon fell back as Eddie
Richenbacher in No. : tore around the
course at terrific speed. Richenbacher
then retained the lead until the twenty
first lap, when a broken connecting rod
put him hopelessly cut. 1t then be-
came battle between Carlson and Al
ley for first place. In the thirty-ninth
lap Oldfield, who had been driving Il
consistent race, was forced out by en-
CINE trouble. He had been running in
sixth place.
Cooper gradually forged ahead of
Carlson and maintained the lead to the
finish.
Twelve cars remained in the race at
the end of the fifteenth lap with SO laps
yet to go. Louis Nikrent, No. l., went
out in the fourteenth lap as the result
of a flying stone breaking his gas line
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10

which the idea has been developed
and is of unusual interest. There
is little doubt but that such a COM
bination will appeal very strongly
to militia men and police authorities
as its numerous advantages are self
evident.
In speed ease of handling, re-
liability, upkeep cost, operating ra-
dus and comparative target areas,
the motorcycle propelled gun is su-
peror to horse drawn weapon
Provision is made for carrying two
passengers, so that it is possible
to operate the gun while the ma
chine is in motion, which greatly in
creases its field of usefulness.
The motorcycle shown is a stand