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FairmontHigh
Defeats Benwood.

BENWooD, Feb! 5.-Fairmont high
school outclassedsU nion high in a fast
game here last night, defeating them
IN Q great basketball contest by a
score Of SO to SO. The score:
Eatrmont-6s Benwood-33
Ksiast on...::..Et:::.:..:..; ca Lass
Reed Observation-Disclosures. Noel
wilson ..........G........ Stewart
sdbstitutions: Benwood- Murphy
for Gatewood, Ullum for Murphy.
Field Goals: Fairmont-Knight 6,
Hamilton 6. Reed TO- Wilson 3. Swiger
I, Stewards.
Goals from Fouls: Fairmont-Ham-
iltou 4 out o. |; Benwood-stewart 8
out Of is.
Referee-Hein.
Time OF periods-2o minutes.
SSSGELNEf- EGNr=rT-~-Es "-
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Finding a Buyer
For your property Is easy n you use
West virginian Want Ads. Bring
your ad in nearly.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
ACUTE CASH SITUATION
Is HELPFUL FEATURE
Wheat Markets OF Outside World Develop
Strength-Corn Irregular
and Unsettled.

lSpecial to The Times pspatch.l
CHICAGO. March ia helpful feature
strength OF hard winter varieties. which
S"u mere as We'll as at ST Louis. at II
premium OF &c over the May future. Weak
when the May sold OF 1i,c and the July
f.c These prices were tho lowest of the
session: Markets of tho outside world de-
N"Ioprd strength. and some OF the specula-
tors here who sold early attempted 70 cover
their short contracts. and the offerings
seemed 70 tighten up as tho demand broad
cncd ard there were not gains OF Sc for May
ana "t-c for July. From the highest points
'earhrd there were reactions and declines.
and when the closing bell was rung the May
was up only &c and the July &c while
the September off &c. Cash trans.
actions nj Chicago In tho way OF round lots
were restricted d? the inability Of exporters
10 sccure the wheat needed. The buying a;
Winnipeg denoted IL continuation OF the
export business shown there for several
Gays Mi!lcrs bought little cash wheat at
minneapolis but there was said 10 have
Duluth for Eastern shipment
tn" news from Liverpool rather dis
couraEinE to holders OF wheat In the ex-
porting countries Of the world. The spot
market there was TO I'd lower A nrivn .
quiet with "a reaction setting IN ana IA be, =
ter feeling shown
cable from Broomhall says Tint the
United States has 100000 bushels and Can
Tor export or equal to 100000 bushels week
". The requirements. however. are 10
cV"Pe' bushels weekly. thus neccss;tating tn,
Importing countries drawing heavily on Ar
available In tho United States.
Germ WINS Irregular and unsettled with
liberal offerings on the hard spots. There
was considerable talk OF round lot of
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spot in this market during the last two
lays have totaied nearly ll.oeo bales, while
prices during the last throe days have risen
3. points or almost g. bale. Bears said
This was the result OF demand from
portcrs who were trying TO Ill their COM
mitments before the restrictions on shipping
declared by the allies go into effect. but bulls
considered that part OF II was tho result
OF br!sEer inquiry from spinners. EN
ports /" foreign countries from all ports for
the lay were il,Se6 bales against total
port receipts sf 1926 bales.
Cotton futures close: March. Sts: May, SIS:
July. 20; October 0.iS: Dcce.lber 9.3s. Spot
cotton steady |? points up: middling. S3s.
Sales the spot, $50 bales; to arrive.
.,'1 bales
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W. FRAME DIV ELLINGS. Nos. II
AND rs WEST BAKER STREET.

trnn, eNecution or Il certain deed or
Mus. 70 the undersigned trustees. dated
ofi,ce' ;i, ILL, recorded In the clerks
h.ob I'D. page i72. default havinn
of H.. hS s,, IN the payment OF n part
r We, so to do by the holder thereof
W., w. VIII sell by public auction. ON ib,..
MONDAY. MARCH Is. 1915.
at 1870 o'clock l.. NJ
the real estate described i'm .,;a ,,
as follows: )" s"id deed
of All lnn dat G,eEtain lot. piece or parcel
HHa ann Va, on the south IL side OF OF
~: John Streets. and bounded ana ' uni
atrnpea hs follows. to-wit: beginning
The so oSh, ,si fsss IL Inches Of
%GiT,tw ~G,y along and fronting or, tho
D. inches: thence back between nnr,iJoi
ines in southerly direction rs rnet
s 30 an nra alley, The eastern lire of the
SaiH property being the western line or
r.-ioot alley leading from baker
and lcvies Now due. and also n ratabIo
PROPORTION OF the taxes and levies for
%s notes one for $; s7sS with ths
s ne from March ., 1915: one FOR
,nd on Win Interest from March = 1918.
February 25., 1915. and the residue. n
H ,,.S' IN equal installments mt one and
TWO years from day of sale for notes
with interest added, or at option OF
purchaser. cash as to all of said resi-
c cue f M G Gredit payments to, be SC
erty. p'P
This sale 10 made. however, subject
20 three prior deeds or trust now ON
tho property. two for $500 principal
cach. one due April 5. 1915. and the
for S750. securing two notes for the
principal sums OF $3.50 and $500 each.
ono due April 10. 1915. and tho other
December ]. 1915.
II. #. RICHEsON.
T.. l.. CRCTCHFIELD
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: friday MARCH ~ 1915

corn s"i'inE II 81 Louis Ia go to the south
80, 'u'S "wp"f" Gown To y1.Oo bushels be
i'.,. Wv ','"H'' Nash stlcS here were 10000
phshrlS II MAS reported thu; a round .lo,
w corn Was offered on the part or sea boa ~
exporters. aS they claimed tn huy, M, ~, -
;ct Tor III" grain. Some In the trade 10
Ilenc that wheat Will advance and that corn
VIII 10 advanced hT the former grain
MI" oats we're strong the fun nd
vance was not maintained Their" were sale.
mere OF l.ltE'0 bushels. OF which nh hut
ltpl' 3hshcls were tor export
ltoS news WAS again beurish. and price.
were tower early. bat they advanced later
1nu rI"Sed hiShc" ON buying by local shorts
hohHs and the smaller packers sold on tho
upturns. " 49,
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NEW YORK rropuCE MARKET.

N'W YORK. March !L-Raw sugar.
tc'uN. centrifugal. tSiNt1t: ,nolnsses ASA
40; refined steady. Butter weaker. Cheese
nns"iil"" Snot coffee. steady: Rio No :.
-; Santos No 1. o..
'"ti"nsc"d Ill was easier despite ilgh,
c'nd" offerings Rrd stcadincsS In other
CON modify markets owing stacnation I'm
outside trad" ana scattered liquidation Final
rfi'"s w"r" generally 10 points net lower.
steady Spot, ss5sE7.c,: March. sf.qss "a
.'rril 6."d1 Vi MAJ GSsnsee: Juno. 7~,G76c:
lulL ''on'i': August ..'51.io: September
'.h'fiI.-, October. 1rNT1 X
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARHEr.

Best steers. "a. to s; medium to good. 81
10 =: common 10 fair. 5'7 10 81: best heifers
mon to fair. -. to ~; best cows. 5ia 10 s.
medium TO good. AZ to 50: common to fair
ga TO f1: bcst oxen. to 6ii: common to
tair ~ to 5i4: bulls. 4'a To 6: calls. to 70 !;
Clicks. to 6; cows and calves. so TO SIS: besi
noge. ~; light. ii. to "a: sows and stag.
ii7 I" ei,: best sheep 81. TO SIP; medium 20
good. ~ TO ia: common TO fair. 3n TO AZ
lambs, s. - go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12

Especial TO The Times DisDntch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. March II
Announcement has been received here
of the marriage of Edgar Scott Rowe
OF Caroline County, son OF Rev T. II
Rowe. and Miss Alice Hamilton Hunter
OF tennessee, the ceremony having
taken place at the home OF the bride
After an extended Southern wedding
trip. Mr. and Mrs. Rowe will make
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Iil'+t'IO, Mal'n ll,--liOgS. lower, bulk,
$50 1850: light SGt5n$s75: mixed ST.. It4 81; Il;
n"aNy: sh.l"HSh,e: rough. s6:5Ise.3': pigs.
."'.S"yfh!: cattle. slow: native steers s. .2T
sS.."; COWS and hcfers. s22pIs7.6p; calves.
80 SF9a" Sheer. wcak. Sheep. s,.00dSS. 10
Nenr.tnEs. $...aMSA4i: !ainhs. sI.GsnAGa0
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NE" YORK. March r-Cotton goods mar
Iets were steady to-day with light trade
Jaw SIX was hrmer and higher: catpet
traie reports showed poor condition of
business only one Of the large mill. being
IN fuli operation. The dyestuns shortage
WAS more acute
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Curb transactions I.Irht

NEW YORK. March ii.-'rransnctions on
,mr cum to-day continued light. and prices
.n"N'u d" material change. Tho tone wn,
h"nrrn'lh xt"ndy with light demand for
STOCKS at the previous closing levels
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CnICAGo GRAM MARKET.

'iil' \Gr March ll-.Whea. swaycd TO.
cay '"ft"N according To the varying char
a''"r "i 'Hhl" reports closed weak n, l.
d""lne =" 5. advance. compared viii, las,
night olh"r staple showed net gains corn
shad" I" =: oats. 'sWi: To asasi. aud pro
I..LllnG !MtMrca rod nn foilnu..
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

SAFES S,ocI,
5000 Alaska Gold
100 Allis-chalmcrs
Allis-Chalmers, pfd.
.'6to .\ma!ramated Copper
Am. Ayr. Chem. com.
-..O" Amer: Beet Sugar. com. E.
'"V American Can
400 American Can. pfd. =.
Amer. Car. and Fdryxaeo
100 Amer Hide and Lea, pr.
American Locomotive
Amer. Malt Co. pfd.
N"o American Smelling $50.
American Snuff. com.
"oo American Sugar
300 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
90 american Tobacco. com
90 American Tobacco. pfd.
100 Anaconda Copper
Ntianti" Coast i.iine.....
loo Baltimore and Ohio. -.
".0o0 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
800 Bethlehem steel Co. pfd
british Amer, Tob. Co.
800 BroohIyn Rapid Transit
700 Central Leather. com. -.
500 Canadian Pacific ..
300 california Petroleum &c.
90" Chesapeake and ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great West. pfd.
500 Chi. Mil and st. Paul.
loo chino copper ....
truCiblc steel Cor. com
truciblc steel. pfd. .
colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado ami Southern.
800 CONSOLIDATED Gas ..
$500 Corn Products, com. 80.
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
Il. 800 Erie ............
zoe Erie. LIST pfd. .......
Fed Min. and SIN. pfd
800 General Electric. .......
800 Goodrich. com. ......
500 Great Northern. pfd.
200 Grca: Northern ore Ctfs.
Illinois Central ........
100 lntcrboro- Met. ....
$500 lntcrboro- Met. pfd. SO.
200 Int. Harvester. com. 80.
int. Paper
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NAVAL. STORES

SANANNAH. IA. March ii.-Turpentin.
hrm. 81: sales. none: receipts. 20 casks; shin.
ments, none. stocks. sl..lo casks Resin
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Reported by Rodgers. Plumner & C. Incl
PETERSBURG Va March l..-Spanish
rar'nHrs Stock-Markct quiet. S2hc asked
NC DID NirEinians: Farmers stock-Mar-
ket steady Fancy Jumbo. SAC per pound
fancy handpicked. 3i1c per pound: extra
prime 3itc per pound: Smelling stock -.
TO NC per pound
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-
NiAREE CONDITION
Richmond. Va. March II

Poultry-Market very active. Chicken.
and hs1s-Scarcc and wanted. Eegs-.Sar-
k"t very weak aud unsteady; receipts heavy.
Butter Market weak and unsteady: receipts
heavy All other produce In general sell
ms Iair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12

- I
hurley short leaf Is quoted lower than
,nGS This is explained hy tho fact that
low grade short leaf is too heavy TO take
IN" place Of light color luEs.
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RICuMOND >ToCk ,i,purr
by IasNI" Z. IFU!cN & Co.
kichinou. Va. March Il. !.
LIS lN 10 NI,I,
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK March !: There was n.ayy
more or less irregularity. bu, ~. nIo.a "n.'I
EfIm, net uncEaureU to poi.,s nfyr.r
t1i 49, 9 a:c pot ili'y NEE, ,esteriay;s
cweI TO po!n, hirher. ,he market nee ."'
Rout TO pol'i1 above Yesterdays clos.
sftns. price. soon ~eakcr..d NIu nhcrt COY
less genera! realizing by recent ,n..-s s,t
ing advance hac carried prices in,o ne. XIII,
ground for The movement. WITH l,ct"inr
SEASONS high record TINS seemed i I ". 'ns
account for the deposition To- TAX. NON
seaie down by fresh Buying iii @,s ." On. e
showing lo.s OF rome > a. -, "''eF
erinE BY early sellers and re I.Eyss fG nii
support '"''
Repor. 0. email srl., south ard con
t1S IA. AK OF red.c"d aeresT- werc fa@.
adviees there has h"en no Ina,.r,sL ~;
prevemsn' In spot demand Tn n" interior.
u rush 10 export prior TO Mnr.n fl, 800
Cotton futures closed firm
March oeea niee ro. Clos.
S Ss,s ...:..... i. h N Il:
December ............... 80 . g. a. :!
Spot cotton, quiet. fn',ding upiands 50
, ZEN YoRk. Marc Ms5sn j po,, movement,
i2I bales: stock .2;..i, BALE ''''''s
Tote TO-DAY az an ports-Nu r.o.,p,.
1890 bales; exports. h.Sef bales. stocl ~.
Tota. for season Ne, receipts sur,ss
bales. exports GS!':' bales
NEW ORLEANS March u cotton "a.
steady to-day. but moved within na,,.n'
limits standing AT The hiah"s, Z 10 Doint :
over ye"terdayh iari quotations and a. ~.
lowest points under Thc close VAS
point up to point DOWN. compared Vim
The 1rmness D! ppo;. ray. ~.
strength TO Tesist pressure sale. on IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12

To the creditors OF WILLIAM s. OAR
Den. of Richmond. in the County OF
Iicnrico. and district aforesaid
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

No red. 3143H Isl.54: No. 2 hard. s.5sNM
$50 .corn-cio yellow. enc
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PETERSBURG PEANI.r MARKET

rels; shipments. more: stocks. ll?,;2i. Quote:
y, H.. &c; c., D., 3.o9i.
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Notice is hereby given that on the
WILLIAM s. DARDEN was duly adiul
dicated bankrupt. and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held in
lean National Bank Building. Richmond
VA. on the 10Th DAY OF MARCH
a. ID. 1915. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims. appoint
a trustee. examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business us may
properly come before said meeting
TIIOS Il. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy
March 10. 1915.
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AUCTION sALEs-I,uture D,v.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

bn KiCli ESON & CRUTCIIFIELD
hcai Estate Agents and AuctIoneers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12

one Oh the incest saddle and harl
morse in virginia. He is the kind
lady or gentleman would be proud
Come and see him IL YOU are i'm
market for this kind OF horse.
20 head OF city used horses
have been sent for me to sell. t
nave been used in and around tho
OF Richmond. and q little paven
sore: and would make very desir,
stock for the farms, and we know
very useful horses for this kind
Remember how you buy your hid
mare or mule from w. II. Chami]
Everything you buy must be as vel
or we return you the same amount
money back you give for your hord
you ind him not as REPRESENTED
We allow no trading. II you are
satisfied with what you buy. butt
return your money CHEERFULIl
We do not allow any by-bidd
We run our auction in straight
ward manner. and every bid is q hi
and every horse Is sold when wei
him up for sale. We run high-d{
sale. and when you visit our 81
you will see for yourself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
NOTICE@LegaI

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter of M ,5a6
WILLIAM S. DARDEN In
Bankrupt Bankruptcv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12

Richmond. Va, March IL 1915
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va, March IL 1915
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mond Hay Exchanges:
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We Especially Invite II
Farm Ladies

to our saIeH. ns you cnn come and
out the kind of horse you want
get treated Ms you should be. We
duct nm orderly sale, where there
confusion, no you can see Just
you are buying.
Remember every horse Ia sold u
q full guarantee, and guaranteed
is EQUAL TO A GOVERNMENT III
and when you ind your horse M
like we say, bring him back to nd
we take him back: Don't forge|
come and attend this sale, as you
SEQ and get acquainted with us,
also our method Of doing business|
you will not be allowed to go wi
We protect the one that buys the II
Parties having surplus horseI
sale. bring them in and we cam
them and give you your MONEY
SAME DAY you sell your animal.
Now. don't forget that we poin
ana tell you every little detail re
ing what you buy. and when onc2
buy from us you Will never buy
where.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
TOBACCO MARKET.

tBy Frazer & Tompkins)
Richmond, Va. March H. II
DARK FIRED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12

NEW YrHI, March 81 Ncraartilc paper.
|:,"sci S,,"'G,inf ''ohonRr. steady. s.Nty-
lunnd S;.S>:%. Ear silver "a. Mexican dol
!nrs. $50. icv"ruucu; hundS casy. rai-
road bonds. lrr'Iuar. Time loans. steady .
ht\tE Gays -'.n-', ninety days ea.1: s;N
months 81. 'tI' money. steady; ruling
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
AVIATOR ROBINSON FLIES FROM
GRINNElL TO ABEL CARRY
ING PASSENGER.
OVER CITY OF DIES MONIES
At HEIGHT OF 1000 FEET
Follows Limo Of Milwaukee Railroad
From Capital to Destination-Pre-
vious Flight From WaverIy to Grin
nslI, Ninety Five Miles, Made in
Fifty-Five Minutes.
Special to mes-Republican.


Des Moines, June 26!-"Billy" Robin
son. the Grinnell aviator. appeared in
the sky above here yesterday morning
about o'clock. He came flying over
from the east and flew straight across
the center of the city westward to the
delight Of thousands of people who
knew that it was BILLY" and that he
was on his way from Grinnell to Abel
where he was to make exhibition
; flights at the River-to- River road pic
mic.
Most every one down town was out
watching him. The strap hangers on
the street cars coming down to work
"got wise" to what was doing when
! they noticed everybody along the street
gazing up into the sky. Many Of them
got off the cars before reaching their
destination so they could see the bird
I man.
Billy" looked as though he was
flying pretty high. Some guessed he
was half mile high. Others who had
seen Lincoln Beachey in his exhibitions
at the state fair last fall when he
sailed into a cloud and out again
which he said after he came down was
over 5000 feet thought Billy" was not
more than 1000 feet up.
Carried Passenger.
They didn't learn until afterwards
that billy" had passenger but he
had with him Miles Irmis. his mechani-
clan. Before they passed out Of sight
it could be seen they We're veering to
the northwest, evidently keeping in
view of the Milwaukee railroad line
to Abel. To those down below it APP
peared perfect morning for flying.
The sky was clear and the wind was
to the backs Of the airmen.
Thursday Robinson made exhibition
flights at Waverly and in the evening
he flew from Waverly to his home in
Grinnell, distance Of ninety nine
miles In fifty-five minutes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-26
OPERATION is SUCCESSFUL.
E1dora Girl, Crippled Since Birth
Wears Cast Fifteen Months.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
E,ldora June 26.--Miss Helen Fagg,
7-year- old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph F'agg. is at last released from n
cast which she has worn for the past
fifteen months. Both hips have been
dislocaled since birth, the balls being
about three~inches above the sockets,
Last year on March II, DIR. Andrews
came out from Chicago and placed her
in a preliminary cast which was kept
on seven months. In November she
was taken to Chicago, where DR.. Rid
lon removed the first cast and re-
placed it by one which held her limbs
in horizontal position extending in
opposite directions.
After eight months DR.. Morse re-
moved this and she has now been in
bed for two weeks, while the process
of Strengthening her limbs down in a
natural position is taking place. She
is recovering nicely and they expect
her to stand alone in another week.
BY X-Ray photographs they have
decided that the left hip has been
placed correctly. but there is some
question about the right one. They
cannot be certain until she is able to
walk whether the operations were en-
tirely successful. but all the indica-
tions are favorable for an entire cure
or at least a much better condition
than before.
Miss Helen has undergone all the
painful changes very bravely and
cheerfully and has not complained or
appeared fretful during the entire fiji
teen months when she has been unable
to run and play as other children.