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La reforma de la ley sobre arrendamiento
de terrenos agricolas

, cuando 81 propie;ario cargo ana rent;
de mas de una tcrcera Darte del va
lor del grano y dc mas de una Quart;
parte del v-!or del algodjn lcvantad,
en- dicho ~tcrrcro; ri cuando cl Pre-
pie.ario suministra TODD c%,epto c
! t~abajo ell cual es suminist.ado 20.
/ @! arrendatario, y 81 propie.ario ii
gccJa 0 indircctamente cargo una
renta de mas De una mi;ad del vaio
del grano ' de mas de una mitad de
v4ior del aigod0n levantado en- dichl
terreno; Y cualquier contrato para e
arrendamiento de tierras 0 hereda-
des, sin plazo flo 0 por determinadc
nImero de amos. para fines agricolas
en- 81 que Sc eytiyuie o file una rent5
mas eleyada lie IA que en- este a]rticuic
Sc extipula, sera nulo : de ningil
valor : no tentra ninguna fuegza e.
ninguna Corte De este Estajo par;
cualquiera a"ci5n, va sea legal 0 de
eauiiad, : 1ine5n embargo De cual
nUlera clase. ni-l sea c~ontractuaI {
--t@aicc.do por la Icy podrl hacers
.a s-r.r d., r-on;etario, de sus biene
. e.. - oasina"rio5. some a!ggna d.
20, .r. 'stes n~oEbradas, nj par,
s.. III m~gncioHado en- este art.culo
! aH. rUIaadose, ademas de ESQ. gu
5. q. IN propiotario 0 alguna persona
en- ~ nombre Fiolasa o ~ateHtase eva
Dir alguna de las prescripciones dc
este articulo ~colectando o recibiendc
pOr tai terreno, una renta mayor gu,
IA establecida en- este artjcuto, Y Gu.
"a renta sea colectada 0 recibida pc:
el, en- virtud de algun c~ontr@Jo. y
sea escrito o verbal, el a~rrcrdarari0
o persona que pague Ia renta, 0 e.
legal representative de ellos, puede
por II acci6n de pago instituida an
te cualquiera corte de este Estado
que tenga jurisdiction para clio, en-
el Condado de la Residential del de-
mandado. 0 en- eI Condado donde ta-
les rentas 0 dinero puedan haber 81
do recibidas 0 colectadas, o donde di-
cho contrato pueda haber sido hecho
o donde residian Ia parte 0 parties
que hicieron ell page, cuando Sc for
mo ell c~ontrato, dentro de los dos amos
al page, recobrar de la per-
ona, firma 0 corporation que reel
10 81 dinero, Ell doblc de la cantidad
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''...' '' '"'.''"'.
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..'.-'o'"' "''-'''o's e''
"-.Ii'' '.-'s-o g" Id n.y.
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..'l.o SJ-'- "''e"""i-iI".'S w ''
.-sa's "Es.c".-S que ",'p" ~ re-
.'.".@- L. -~sE-@'"S~. "s' ----O *
's.. Cue }" ..1 '''O'O'"Lo 0o''
Ia -""'" "-' d. "'''' "''uo' "S~'
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Sc regiStrarOn d~eSGrdeneS Ell una
Velada.

Bilbao. Mario lS.-Sc In vertical
90 rn esta ciudad una velada Orga-
nizada por los elementoS iaimistaS,
In cual terminG de maia manera
por Ia actitud que asumiecon al
gunos de- los afiliados 4 csc grupo
que por profcsar simpatiaS i los
alrmancS. en- la actual guerra. co.
mcnazaron 4 victorearIoS. SurgiendO
de entire Ia comcurrrncIa la yOZ de-
un prriodista radical. que aclam6
a los aIiados, Ocurriendo cHtOnceS
IN gran rscdndaIo que diSGlyi6 la
fiesta.
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GRATIS,

Il IRFOSIS, HIPNOMAGNsrISMO uLOS MSTERIOs DEL OCULTISMo
REVELAD,SH
H.a + % ge usei useaaF s bEaroto oy aaEuaru III Fornr brHanta
Sea listed hsharra aIaE-l G1y Paspna. DorUe SUd hnma.d nos inHa en- a Sc
cras lei ate hsrne zoe CrEc.s Gv euG3oE asLHsata Nza no sGa Ut mas yaeo ha
vara ors arsvsd lei e7aso MAS VALE MANA QEF UEEzA.
Taep para ID PCDER AMOR FELICDADN EITO Tmo m-a como ell onbrse zni
Gomu.C snum4ars5e OnmEo con Gz Hanquza suua0 Prdunio ssGeo.
SUd Sc m- sozp areHo HEu sSBae porque nj &ra6aS "a cue 6be GHnne So CO.
urons-na as So l. ZANBSANO. Box l2 Tines SguAs sa6oa NEW YORK
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La seduction de NarruecOS eS YER
daderamentc SatiSfactOria.

Madrid. Mario iS.-El prrsidcnte
del Conseio de- Ministries. senior
Dato. hablando con los prriOdislas
l.a dirho que In situaci6n general
d" MarrurcOS - en- toios srntidoS
mediterranean" satiSfarlorIa, 81
hen sicmprr hay Ia poSjbiIidad de-
atauupS tie grIpoS rrhriirS prro
aisIadamcntr. habirndo lambi%n cru
pos dr handldOS rn aIguna abundan-
ria.
Entirndr cl senior Dalo que Ia
-grau rantldad de- miIitarrS que ha-
blan arahr rontribuyr murho n Ia
parifirarIGn. purSto Qu" har"n He
gar a los moroS 81 conyrn:lmirnjo,
Y asi los atrarn. aumrnlando la in
fIucnria dc Espana. Insensiblemcn-
t..
Cree cl jcfc del gabincto gu" Ia
pacificaci6n total scrd en- brrye una
complete ]sceurldad.
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H0GAR DE

NuestrO cumplidO suscriptOr. ST.
EiiSeO Olivares, de Runge, Texas.
fu6 obsequiadO pOr su espOsa ell
ii del cOrriente, con IN rObustO
nino, que lego a su hogan a las
4-2O de la mahana, con tOda fell
cidad.
Larga vida y TODD genera de fe-
licidades deseamos al pegueho
infante.
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IN PORTUGAL AliENAZi ESTA-
LIAR UNA NUENA RENOLUCiON

LISBOA, Mario lS.-El senior Her
cuIauo Galhardo, MiniStro d" Ha-
cicnda. divisionariO. ha hecho i'm
p~ortantes declaraciones acerca de
las razoncs que ha tenido para sa-
lir del gabinete.
Los DiputadoS y ~SenadOreS 50
rrunirron srcrctamente para pro-
! clamar Prcsidentc de Ia Rcpdblica
al General Barreiro.
Asrgura que 81 vi6 preciSado a
~prcsrntar Ia rcnuncia de su cargo,
como una protesta contra Ia die
! tadura que cjcTce cI PreSidente
del ronsejo de- Ministries Y dice que
| los grandeS i~ntcrcSes de Ia Patrla.
EN- siluaci6n muy activa, cXigrn
que 81 constituya en- Ia mayor brr-
| vrdad. uu gabinetc de ~cOnccntra-
| ri1n. Que cuent" con el apOyO de-
todos los partidarios pOliticOs para
tie csc mOdO unicamentr "VItar 81
prlIgro que 5" avecina y IS inmi-
nente y que no IS Otr0 gu" la que
ira civil que acaDara o 81 pals.
Dice ademas el senior Galhardo,
que Sc hacc precise, Que cl go
hirrnO actual cOlaborc con Ell Par
lamcnto en- toda Ia actuaci6n Mi
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opaque NADIA

Por mis- ~relojes. 81 no reprssentan 10 oue ofrezco.
Gelojas de orc Rellenado,( goldfeid) de u quila:et
con Ia pejor n,aquinaria- Rarnntizados por % anos.
que listed debe pagan en- otros !ugares a $500 los
hendo q precios bsradsimos en- s9.20 psgsderos en-
mensualidades. Como dnico representante en- este
PATS de una eel6bre fabrica de r~elOjes de Suizs, ,
.n los grandes gastos cue tienen otros estshleci.
nieatos, puedo yender a precios e1cepcionI..os
hande solamente IN Dollar como gsran5s q. DC
rens yoiuntai y hon Eadcz y recibirS Immediate
nente, para su exanen. uno dc estos ~relojes. 81 nc
lie convene. 10 devuelve y recibirS a yueltn de CO
rreo 81 dollar de deo6sito. 81 lie susta. Ie rctiene
paga $500 los primeros 5 meses y 80 ~centayos men.
sualeS los siete reses restantes. Despues del page
de la novena cuota sc lie eavisra LIBRE DE TODD
casio Y ABSOLUTAMENTE GRATIS. UNA
LEoNTINA De ORC RELLENADo tsolifned.)
7 despues del pago dc Ia cuota final. tambien Sc
lie randarz DE REGkLo UN AAGNITJCO AMI
LILO DE ORC RELLENADO.
Olga en- 81 carts 81 desea IN reloi psra cabsIlero
o sonora. &c dos tepas o con horario yi,ihio.
Diriisnse q I. F. Dana. Washington. d c. 2I2o
G.. Street. Dep. p.
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iPaso Franco a la Verdad!

les listed afecto a "a. CIENCIAs oCULTAs
y desea saber IA v-rdad respecto de elias? En-
vfenos 30 centsvos en- estampillas de a 2 cts.
y a vuel:a De correo lie remitirenos eyplicacio-
mes ampliss. claras y ciertas sobre Tsiisna-
mes. Varss de San Ignacio y Varas MSgicas:
Polvos orientales. Celestinos y Crema preps-
radios; Aqua de Amor. Elixir de Amor y PERU
me Mfstico; Piedra Imam 3 tinta para pactos;
papel y tinta magnetizados: a~nteojos Move
dad" Mesnerismo, ocultismo. Espiritismo
e.c.-Naestros informes Bhotfar6n q listed item
% y dinero.-T. ALCALA Cia.-7G2 Doc
rJsa St.-San Antonio. Texas,
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Sc reunicrOn a hurtadillas para pro.
mar a BarreirO PreSidentc.

MADRID. Mario lS.-Segtin des-
pachos de Lisboa, los srnadores '
diputados. burlando las precau-
clones adoptaGas pOr el gObirrno
para impedirlO, ST. reunicr0n Y
acordarOn prOclamar al General
BaTreirO, Presidente de Ia Repi-
blica, Y a BarretO, presidente del
COngresO. AlgunOS Oficiales aban-
donarOn el ej6rcito, pOrque no quie-
rem reCOnOCer la dictadura.
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total de la renta 0 dinero asi recibi-
do o colectado.
"Todas lag leyes o parties de leyes
en- conflicto con este articulo, son
por ell presente, expresamente dero-
gadas."
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NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

tidaS de esoS articulOs.
FL Consei0 tambiGn acOrd6 eI re-
| grc>u It" 4 campaua de MarruecoS
de dos cscuadrones dc cabaileria V
Ia suspension de la saIida de un
rontingente de infantcria que Sc
acababa de destinar a Africa y que
eStaba va listo a emprcnder viaje.
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Local RainfnIl Yestcrtiay

Rainfall last twcnty-four hours. Trace
Deficiency in rainfall since March
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CnTTOS M,II;ETs

NrW ORLEANS. February l2.-Co,ton was
-uoer bear pressure throughout the session
today aFc cios.d practically a, The lowest
ht q net Toss u -' Ia -5 points. Poor cables
started tho selling on tho opcniug and ar
i"T"arIs short offering. Increased inc
american notes to foreign governments and
Hnt .Ana threat TO blockade the German
'"h~' caused IuuCh comment
Later the market was stcadI.d ,.y tho
m!i tak!ngs for the week 8i@o.p baIe.. mt
metz oftcct VAS q.lclIy los, iu 'ho lowering
Sn", if,.Ss ., ssya'"i southern centres,
prico down one sixteenth Exports to for
"isn counties we're CniS9 bales bu, they
Hi6 not a'lect pric"s Exports :or the week
we're ISL bales one al me largest OF The
cotton quc, cotton future. closing:
Msroi. SO; MAJ. s4i. July. SO; October.
80; December. q spot cotton, easy; sale.
90" INC Spot, 90 hales. 10 arrive. i@, bales
Ng" YORK. February 2-ror, movement
Total to dag at All ports Ne, recelpts.
SO bales exports. sSiss bales. STOCK !5l,-
Total for week-He, receipts. ts7.ese bales:
stock, 5siS: bales
Total ;or seasoU-Net receipts 7:sT oas
bales. exports. s'&s'o bales
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timore. Md. Trademark case Argued
by George w Lindsay and Richard b.
Tippett, Baltimore. Md. for the appel
iant. anu by Laurence \. Janney, hos
ION, MASS, and George weems WI
liams. Baltimore. Md. for tho appellee,
and submitted.
Admitted to practice:
Laurence y. Janney, Boston. Mass
Is admitted to practice us an attorney
counsellor in this court
Gases In call Monday:
NO. l326--JameS Oates plnintirY In
error, vs. United States of America.
uJt shaant In error: error to the bis,
oricv court at Philippl. w. Va. TO be
WWrEued by Erskine. Palmer & Curl.
error. and by Stuart w. Walier. United
states Attorney, Martinsburg. w. Vn,.
',ohn "A. Howard. Wheeling, w. Va, and
j., Il; Cree. Wellsburs, Nv Va, for
the defendant In error
NO. l329--l'rank Ledvinski, plaintiff
~, error. vs. United States OF America,
defendant In error: error to tho District
court at Philippi, w. Va. To be argued
by same counsel.
IN error. vs. United States of America,
defendant in error; error to the Dis,
trict Court at Philippi. w. Va. To be
argued by same counsel
NO. i332--W. r. Hopkins petitioner
vs.. a. Louisa NJ. Gilbert, ct al. rcsDon,
uentS. on motion to amend and correc [
Judgment OF this court and recall man
nate IN case No. 1874. To be argued by
e; ;. Sondley. Theo. T.. Davidson, Asne,
Tiiie: n; G.. and G. Is. Ellis. Washington,
~ -, IL Tor the petitioner, and by Mar,
Shail w Bell. Murphy. ~ G., and
James III. Merrimon, Ashevillc. \. G.
Tor the respondents -
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kICNlNOlV Vi, F"NrUArV +. IT
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS IN CHAN,
RICHMOND HAY MaRKEr.

Richmond. Va, February L. 1916
FOLLOWING are the quotations on the Rich.
nond Hay Exchange:
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
BETHANY HOME WILL
BE CONTINUED BY BOARD
Trustees Announce Determination to
Continue OrphunnEe ns Memorial
To- ItS Founders.

AS the work for children at Bethany
Tome has, for twenty years, been
markedly connected with the individual
responsibility and lahors of Mr.. and
Mrs, Burroughs, q question may arise as
20 the continuance OF the work now
that they both have passed away.
On this account, tho trustees of the
home announced yesterday that their
full purpose Is to continue tho work
and to conform as far as possible to
methods heretofore followed. making
such advancement and Improvement as
shall he possible.
Tn spite Of the loss sustained through
the death OF the founders Of the home.
the prospects for the future arc good.
The corps of workers associated with
Mr. Burroughs are all 10 continue in
the work. w. w. Brookshirc having the
position of manager 1t is hoped that
there will soon he ability 10 erect q new
building, possibly as a memorial to
those who started tho work Mail for
the home should not he addressed to
Ron Air which causes delay. but to T.
T.. u. No. .. South Richmond. Freight
should be shipped to Bon Air. The
trustees are: w. T. Loncworth. presi-
dent: IT. Il. Pettigrcw, w. c. Smith t.
NJ Shackelford ana u. l.. Nugcnt
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to $4,000: candy manufacturers. Alex
Lackcy. president: Willis wabb. secre-
tary and treasurer. both OF Roanoke.
Adler-ilaley Co., Incorporated, Pot
ersburg. Capital stock $4,000 to &c.,
900: mercantile business. ]. Adler
president. Lynchburg; IL. Adler. vice
president, Petersburg; p. Haley, sccrc-
ry-trcasurcr, Lynchburg
Amendment to charter of Virginia
Mica and Mining Corporation, Chula.
Changing name to Virginia Mica Pro
ducinS and Manufacturing Corporation.
Increasing capital stock from $4,000
to 100000. reducing par value 500
to 50 per share.
Cort Film Corporation, Richmond
Capital stock $500 to s5.5O0.000: picture
him business. John Cort, president,
New York: william G.. Herbert, sccre-
tnry and trc6: urer. New York.
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Mnss-mcctinE under auspices Eaunl
SUFFRAGE League or Virginia. Adj
uresscs Miss Kate Gordon, or New
Orleans president Southern Stutcs
woman Suffrage Conference, nn,I
Mrs. stephen Putncy, OF WythevfiIc,
fce-prcstdcnt State Suffrage hssocI-
nttnn, Jefferson Auditorium. S:f5
o'clock.
Native state Social, closing mem
bership contest. Central Young: Mems
Christian Association. = O'Clock.
Achdcmy-Ln Verne Company, In
rake My Advice" mntincc, .:3O;
might, S::sO.
HJou-trnHcc Scott Company, In
Thought nnd I'nid For" matinee,
2:30; night, S:3O.
Lyric-POpuinr ynudsyiIIe: mnff-
nee, 3; night. . 40 and 81.
Sfrnnd-Mnrir DOrO, Ina .Thc Nor
ais OF MarcuS"; Paramount pic
tures; continuous performance. ~
noon to II.
Observation-Disclosures. "rhc IdIcr."
with Charles tichmOnd; continuous
performance. L. noon to u.
Supcripr-ROhert I;,lcson. In Pho
fopln!, "'fhc Girl Left Hrhind NIt";
continuous performance. IO::sU morn
Ing to II night.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the state
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Ilutchison Vapor Heating Corpora
ton. llerndon. Capital stock $4,000
to 100000, heating system. II. b.
Chase, president, Washington, D. C.:
NJ. f. llutchlson. secretary. Herndon.
Education Corporation General. Rich
mond. Capital stock 100000 to $50
100000; conduct schools. colleges. etc.
George w. Campbell, president, New
York: \. a: Bush. secretary and treas
urer. Scranton, Pa.
North American Film Corporation.
Richmond. Capital stock $1,000 TO
100000: moving picture business II.
X. Nehls. president: X. e. Schrieber,
secretary. both of Chicago, Ill
West India Sugar and Molasses Cor
poration, Richmond. Capital stock
manufacturers, ], +. Harper presi-
dent. Cleveland, Ohio: Irving b. Del
cher. secretary. Baltimore. Md
Supplemental certificate incorpora-
ton Indianapolis Detroit Washington
Corporation. Changing location prin-
cipal office South Washington, Va, to
city. OF Alexandria. Va. and creating a
preferred stock.
Colonial Manufacturing Co, Incor-
porated. Roanoke. Capital stock $1,000
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CIANCERY KELEAsE DEEDS.
Ten RcIcnsc Deeds. Amounting to


Ten RclcuSc Deeds. Amounting to
Trustees Guarantee building Cor
poration TO Mary Conway, l5x2l0 feet
81 Inches north line Jacquclne Street
235 feet east OF Washington Street
Fchruary l., 1915, $1,000.
r. NJ. Boxlcy ct al, trustees to Mary
Conway ct vir, same property as de-
scrihcd next above. February /, 1915,
$2?3S5
II. K. Pollard. Jr, trustee. to A. D.
line St Paul street % feet inches
north Of Coutts street February 10,
1915, $3.50
a. V. Shea ct al. trustees. to r. s.
E@glcston, 56Xli0 feet at the northwest
corner of Grove Avenue and Tilden
Il. II. harrison ct A., trustees. to w.
T. Gilman, 81 1-2X13O feet north line
FLOYD Avenue, "a feet inches west
OF Elm street. February 10, 1915, S3,-
Il. s. Rose ct al. trustees. to Nan
ME G. rhicrman, partial release. 36X60
feet west line Lombardy Street. 1879
feet south OF Beverly Street. February
10. 1915. s..
W. c. Rlanton trustee, to Howard S.
lIeslcp 25X125 feet south line Franklin
Street. 500 feet east of Lafayette Street.
February s, 1915. 1856.
II. II. Pollard. Jr.,- trustee. to will
line Eroad street. GO feet inches west
of Gilncr Street. February IL, 1915,
$l3.ii0
w. c. Rlanton, trustee, to f.. IT. Hes
ler 25xi2o feet north line Franklin
Franklin street. $50 feet west OF la
favetle street. February s, 1915. s675.
~. u. Pollard. Jr.. trustee, to Francis
81. John street. known as No. 1921.
February 6, 1915, $500.
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CuIANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eight Deeds of Trust, Amounting to


G; Il: Mountcastlc ct ux to James J.
Hollard, trustee lIxl20 feet north line
Ntne.Mile Road, 800 feet east OF Tween
tytchtth Street. February .. 1915. $3.50.
Mile Mile Road. 3lS feet east of Twenty
hfth Street. February s, 1915, $500
same to IT. r. Pollard. Jr., trustee,
IaXl2O feet north line Nine Mile Road,
81! feet east of Twenty-tifth Street.
February Q, 1915. $500.
Same to same, 17xl2O feet north line
Ninc-Mile Road, 2S4 feet east Of Twen-
fifth Street. February S. 1915. $500.
Same to John Bagby. trustee. l7xl2O
feet north line NineAlile Road, 352 feet
east OF Twenty fifth street. February
., 1918. $3.50
Same to same, 17x12O feet north line
Nine Mile Road. 3ol feet east OF TWEEN
ty,ffth street. February s. 1915, $500.
;, Mamie G. Thierman ct vir to Leroy
T.. Brown ct al. trustees, 36x79 feet
west line hardy Street. 1879 feet
south of Beverly street. February C,
1915. Si,ITo.
w. ID. Jones ct ux. to r. o. Bland.
trustee 5lX9S q feet north line Jack
son street 81 feet west of Second
Street: also. 2oxS4 feet at the north
east corner of st. James and Duval
Streets. February s, 1915, s127o
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FAMILY is REMARKABLE
FOR IT'S LONGEVITY
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. February
12.--Judge Il. c. Moncurc, OF Carolin,
county celebrated his seventy-ninth
birthday on Saturday. He is n son OF
the late Judge r. c. l. Moncure. who
for years waH president OF tho Court
OF Appeals of Virginia. This Ia n re-
markable family. Judge r. c. l. Mon
cure was the father OF fourteen chill
drcn. OF whom nine are still living and
all In fine health. The Oldest Is eighty
eight years OF age. and the youngest
sixty three years. They are Judge
John c. Moncure, of Shreveport. La.
eighty eight: Mrs. Alice Paynter, Chi.
caGo. eiEhty-siH: r. G. l.. Moncurc. Sr
OF Stafford. eighty-threc: Mrs John
nun, OF Stafford. eighty: DR.. w. p.
Moncurc. OF Fairfax. seventy-three:
Mrs. A. II. Chichester. Of Stafford. sew
cnty-one: Mrs. Thomas Wallace. OF
Stafford, sixtycight: w. f. Moncure, of
Fredericksburg. sixty-fvc: Mrs. w. r.
ID. Moncure. OF Richmond. sixty-three.
The aggregate age OF the nine is SGT
years. an average OF seventy four years
each.
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PROVIDENT LIFE AGENTS
ARE GUESTS OF MOYLER
VirEtnin md North Carolina Repre-
scnfntiHcs OF Company Assemble in
Third Annual Convention

VirEtnin md North Carolina Repre-
scnfntircs of Company Assemble in
Third Annual Convention.
Virginia and North Carolina agents
OF tho Providcnt Life and Trust Com
pany. OF Philadelphia, met yesterday at
tho Jefferson Hotel In their third an
nual convention.
About nifty representatives OF the
company were present: also j. Thomas
Moore, manager. and his assistant. Paul
Loder, and DR.. Herbert Old. from the
nome ONCE: Mcssrs. Mclean & Edger-
ton, OF Norfolk. general agents for
Eastern Virginia; Paul w. Schenck. Of
Greensboro general agent for North
Carolina: Or. y. g. Wilson, OF Norfolk
Drs. Paul w. Eiowle and Charles \.
I.abcnbcrE. OF Richmond.
The host OF the convention was John
Moyler, general agent and president OF
the General Agents Association OF the
Company, with offices In the Railway
and Power Building. Richmond
Addresses were made ut the morn
ing and afternoon sessions by Tn. of
hccrs and agents of the company This
was the third annual agents convcn-
t!on. and was the most enthusiastic vet
held IL marked the hftleth anniver-
sarE or the company. Luncheon was
served at the Jefferson HoeSl, and last
night the visiting agents were guests
OF Mr.. Moylcr at a theatre party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-13
Wcckly Cotton Kerinx

NtN pkN. FEBRUARY l"-Thc nervous
ncss In cotton trade circles late last week
over III" Immediate effect shippinE CON
d'i.rns Of the naval war zone extension has
been relieved TO some extent by the contin-
nation az the heavy export movement hut
trt'ilur has been quiet and there has been
u" material change In prices. Stcadilcss In
Vie southern spot markets has encouraged
hnN.rS OF contracts on comparatively mod
crate declines Many traders thiuk the
weeks business has reelected "a reduction in
;hc outstanding Interest owing partly to
uncertainty regarding tn" administration ~ nd
Interpretation OF certain technical details
IN III" cotton futures law. which goes Into
effect February IS.
Up I" the close Of business last night. the
New York Cotton Exchange had not been
summed with the separate types OF t,ngcs
ana stains deliverable upon tho new con.
tract ono" IN" new contract machinery is
~ "orkin. order. IL * sold that Southern
shippers VIII thmiliari:. themselves with it,
conditions. AMI that pron"r PARTIES between
Sew York Liverpool and the Southern
markets soon VIII lie determined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-13

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE
western storm crossed the Rocky Noun
tainS during Thursday night and Fri
day night. it's centre was over Kansas.
whence it will move eastward This
disturbance has caused snow over the
Rocky Mountain and plateau regions
and South Dakota, and rains in the
Middle Plains States. Rains have also
fallen in the Ohio Valley and the south
crn portion OF tn" region of tho Great
Lakes. In districts not hcrcinbc fore
referred to weather remains fair.
Temperatures continue unreasonable
higher over the Southern and Middle
States east OF the Rocky Mountains.
while the lower temperatures prevail
over the Great Northern States from
the Great Lakes eastward. and in the
southern Rocky Mountain region.
Temperature will fall Saturday over
the Middle and Southern Plains states.
and Sunday in the mississippi and
Lower Ohio and the Gulf States. Tenn
pcrature changes elsewhere Will be UNI
important