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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
GOVERNOR ROUNDS OUT
FIRST HALF OF TERM
f'fics Report ON Number of Nntnrics
COnimisSOnrti-Rfchm nnd
JlopcWc1t Are In Lead.

on Yesterday Governor Stuart com
plctcd his first two years rs chief OK
ccCtivr. aud thereby rounded out he
first half Of the term. or considera bile
interest is tho large numbcr of nota"ics
which have been appointed during :niS
year by tho Governor. or course, Rich
mond city leads with 1885, which would
seem TO indicate considerably more bus
:ncss than formerly. The appointment
of forty notarics In Prince George
County shows the effect OF Iopcwcil
in the county.
The list as made out by Alexander
Forward secretary to the Governor. is
given first 10y cities and then by coun-
tics as follows:
Alexandria, s; Brostol. II: Hucna
Vista. |: Charlottesville. {: Clifton
Forge, 4; Danville. Is: Frcdericksburg.
$: Hampton. o: Lvnchburg. 81: Newport
News. "a: Norfolk. %: Petersburg. ~:
Portsmouth. IL: Radford, /: Richmond
1873: Roanoke. .!5 Suffolk, l3: Winchcs-
ter. 3; williamsburg. ..
Ky cOunti"S--AcComac. 10: Albcma"le,
,: Alexandria, II; Allegheny. &; Amelia
!. Amherst. .: Apporattox. .: Augusta
II; Bath. 6: bedford. ID: Bland. l.
Botctourt. ): Brunswick. II: buchanan
:: buckingham, s: Campbell. 4: Caro-
line. Z: Carroll. Is: Charles City. o; Char
lotte, 4: Chesterfield. {: Clark. o: Craig,
3; Culpcpcr. {: Cumberland. 9: Diclin-
son. S; Dinwiddic. 6: Elizabeth City. u;
t'SseH, u fa!riaN. y. lauquicr. s. Floyd,
=; Florence. !: Franklin e: Fluvanna,
4: Frederick. 5: Giles. 3: Gloucester. ;:
Go"ch!and. !. Grayson. {; Greene. /:
GrecneSville. >: Halifax. l6; Hanover. : ::
Henrico. 10: Henry. :: Highland, =.
Isle or Wight, = James City, 4: King
George. ]: King and queen. l. King
William. 4: Lancaster. r: Lee. IL: Lou
doun. 5: Louisa. =, Lunenburg. 10. Mad
ison. =; Matthew'S !: Middlcsnx 3:
Mecklcnhurg, ;: Montgomery. s: Nanse-
hond, 4; Nelson, .: New Kent. S: North
ampton. S; northumberland. :: MOTTO
way. :; Orange. ! Page, ! Patrick s:
iittsylrania. IL. powhatan. !. Prince
Edward. 4: Prince George. 80. Princess
Anne. - Pulaski. 10. Kappahanrock.
- Richmond. = Eoauoh". Is: Rock-
bridge 10: Rockingham, 90; Russell.
IS: Scott. Q: Shenandoah. 10: Smyth, ..
southampton. -: Spotsylvauia. . stat
tord. :: Surry. =: Sussex. .: Tazvwcll.
"a; Warren. .; Warwick, +; Washing
ton 10. Wcstmorcland. .. Wise. II.
Nythc, :. and York l.;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

In execution of "A certain deed OF
trust. dated january IL. 1914. and re-
corded In the clerks Office OF the Rich
mond Chnncery Court. Richmond. Va.
In Deed Book a25-B. page 800. default
having been made in the payment OF
the debt therein secured. and being
requested by the noteholdcr so to do
we will sell by public auction. on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY !, 1916.
at 4:3O +. NJ,
tho above mentioned property. front
Ing IS feet on Twenty fourth Street
and running back between parallel
lines 10 feet to AN alley in the rear
TERMS: Enough cash to pay cost Of
sale. any taxes and insurance pre-
miums that may be due, II notes for
$40 each. with interest from January
10. 1917. the residue, tho assumption OF
notes Of $40 each. due February lG.
March &c. April 16, May 1G, and June
l6. 1916 and one note for 5000 due
January Is. 1917. and interest on same
from April 16. 1914. All interest. taxes
and insurance to he pro rata as Of date
of sale.
J. A. CONNOLLY.
Trustee.
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Pardon for Henry Cro.s

Governor stuart on yesterday ISSUED
IL conditional pardon to Henry Cross.
= young white man sentenced TO four
months in jail for larceny. The par
d"h was recommended by Justice
Crutchficld and Or. William : Gordon.
Jail physician. who said that Cross was
suffering with tuberculosis and that
MS presence was innimical to the
health OF the other prisoners and that
he could not be given proper treat
mont in the iail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
with the gains made in the State in the
last Legislature, especially the remark
able victory OF Senator Davis in Con-
.rcssman Saunderss own county"
Appointment IL Confirmed.

LYNCIBCRC. VA. January Ill
Judge Henry G. Mcdowell. OF the Fed
eral District Court. to-day confirmed the
appointment of Meade II. Flynn. OF
Danvillc. as deputy clerk OF this court
in that city. The appointment is to
he effective as soon as the appointcc
gives the bond required and quail
fees by taking the oath of office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
WILSON'S UTTERANCEs
CAUSE LOWER PRICES
Believed That Something More Than
Mere Policy Undcrlics Pre-
pnrcdness Appeals.
LOSSES FROM I no @ POINTS
Session Also Witnesses Further
Cleaning Out of Weak Spccuia-
tive NcCountS-Final Quotations
Around the Lowest.
nn I,i,nAnAN NALL.

NEW YORK January ST.. h'l!"' tno'
something moro than a nero roll,F OF ~"
pnrc,iness undcrl,cs President Wusona at :
tcranccs over the Weekend rcSuiicu III lover
prices On the stock Exchange t'-naf. 800
ranging from 20 poiuts wer' cs'anI'sheu
V!tA Oncciaitirs like ToNas COMPANY "h"Nihs
the maximum dcur,,iauDnS. IN" session
woak spceulaiIvo accounts that has !""n
going on for 'cNcrnl DAYS. VITA IN" eNer
tIon 80 CrGcibIc and Baldwin, the Erhct"'
list failed 20 disrhy powers n' iCsai'',os,
with ,n- rs.a'; that nnal quotations ""r"
around ia" lowest.
An Ic, Iwu'nrou oi selling "r'"fh Vnr'
sunday was reelected In a week. 'Ichlht
with declines viDU!"E from I" noin'> u,
tho irtu1 e"aliuG~. S'oe! common th"N"u
an oy- Suudsy dsor n H.. points Will"
WestrEbouse aud S;uicbakcr drcrp"u hn',
ly puims each Tho rails also "hnr"i I'm
l,sr, Notwithstanding that sales -; tho meta
for My delivery we're "tli !" INV 80
ucio sellers nost az tho session, 'naHE Gus
TONERS bong sold out on stop Joss "ricrs,
Cr.r'h!c S'c,l and IiHldw;'. locomotive.
which have recn rcc"sniiet A. 'rnnsrA ~
the war -tp,,E. an! which broke badly re-
general u.s., ,hc former dosing With net
-alG vt ucrs intu points and III" latter
rso b,eaR BIS stcrl common 10 rclow -
caused cousiC,ran'o comment In that II Is
Gown points from 'hc recent high Of -
ard : points from II. tho quotation cstah-
lishel following announcement last tuesday
al iecorl earnings ana tho resumption "t
dividends al thc rate ot per cent yearly.
steel corn mon charged hands ON Tho floor
az Tho stock Exchange AZ - without the
transactions heiEr reported on IN" tape.
These c-GC-= vcra executed a. tEe result %
arrocu:"nta leiween Inherent brokers
CrLCihle steel demonstrated better .h1r In
ANY rcc"ni session its technical strength.
as the result Of tn" c!irninaticu oC tho weah
speculative accovu, which resulted in The
taking over OF ii.o"c shares few weeks ago
~ large trust company. Its advance ~
more han points 20 new hich price .or
this year in the taco or IA general declining
market was attributed hy brokers 30 buEirX
~ persons WHO wanted the shares urEeLtlS.
Tho buying vas no; believed - b" for tho
SCcnuui az shorts. fur they would have
waited and absorbed tho stocks "a, reccs
sioi< TIL" purchases wore said - lend col
o. 'o reports that control mas changed or is
about 20 change
The decline IN American Smelling and lie
firi1c j. Attributed "a thu development. OF
OPPOSITION 'v some directors TO increasing
tho a!Niienc.
Ni.W YORK january 81 Mercantile pa
Ter $780,. sterling siAiy-Ga> miis HNn:
yer Sd Mexican dollars.
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rETEnsBuRG PEANUT MARkEr.

INeroEted by Rodgers. Fiunmer a. Co, Inc D
PETERSRuRG VA. January 3i-Spanisb
Farmers stock. market strong Firs,
quahty. $i.o5 per bushel. green and dirty
6oc To 15C per bushel.
Observation-Disclosures stock market nrtn
Fancy Jumbo. 3s.c per pound: extra prime
$50 per pound; prime, 81. per pound: she'll.
ing stock. PC 10 2Nc per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

y. r. Powell Of Plttsylvania County.
district chairman OF the Republican
Convention OF the Fifth District who
was ut Murphy's yesterday expressed
the belief that Justice Hughes is In"
man upon whom both Republicans ANA
Hrorressives Will center as the logical
presidential candidate
Mr.. Powell said:
II have recently been over tho state
and Tho Kepublicans are mnch plcasc.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line lst 4s................. %
\. 9. Ii. an: y. - asked l............ So.
=. &. /. ~. 'i-s Gn Balt.moreJ asked .:N.
chesapeake and Onto rv. . .S.............. IS
l.irg"rt and Myers Observation-Disclosures. i:5'.
l.or!iard * Observation-Disclosures. ~
Norfolk and Western ~. Gas. ....... 10
SeahoPrd Air Lin" stamped - ,hiil -. -
Seahohrd Air Line ADJ. SS.............-.. ..
Sogtne'n fhcinc *. i....................... So.
southern Railway gen. iS............... 40,
southern Railway o.. .............. ln2as
L :. Registered - 1853 tbidl.......... ..I
Y. :. Registered s., l'lS tbidD....... 90. lOli-
\. :. N"sistercd Is, 1872 ,hdt ....... 1913,
I. ;. Registered Panama 81 1851 bid. 1914.
United state Stce! Observation-Disclosures. iui
Va. BrnWL Bros Gus CIV. NaN...... -
Nt-Car Chemical list 5s................. .SL,
Va. car. Ch"mci! cV. 6s........,. ........ iO3
Va. kwy. and Power co - ttid) ........ NJ:
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NOTICE-BANkRUPT
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To the creditors of ELIJAH T.. GRAY
ART COMPANY. and individ,ialiv or
richmond. in he County Of Hcnrico
and district aforesaid Bankrurt;
2Sth day of January, a. u. 1915. tbc
said ELIJAH +. GRAY and ASA T.
GRAY, trading as GRAY ART COM
pANf. and individually, were culv adj
Indicated bankrupt. and that ,hc frst
meeting OF their creditors will be held
IN my Office. Rooms Nos. 500 and 50.
American National Bank building
Richmond. Va. on the 10TH DAY or;
FEBRUARY, y. y. 1916. ut 10 O'Clock
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint q trustee, examine tho
bankrupt. and transact such other b,lsi-
ness as may properly come before sn id
meeting.
THOS. D. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy
January 81. 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

To the creditors of ROBERT j. SHEP-
PERSON. of Richmond. in the County
of Hcnrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on tbs
ROBERT J. STEPHENSON was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held
in my office. Rooms Nos. S02 and sos
American National Bank Building
Richmond. Va. on the 10TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. y. -. 1916, ut 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine tho
bankrupt. and transact such other busi-
ness az may properly como before said
meeting.
THOS. r. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
January 81, 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

hrm. 50; sales. lj1 casks. receipts. a. Casks;
shipments. |! CASKS, stock 1869 casks
kosn. steady: sales. 21o barrels. -eccirts.
sol barrels: shipments 2?2o barrels; stock
n-,iS' barrels. quote: a, b.. G.. d. e. p
30. g., H.. l.. a.55: X, 5.sj: ~, $50. ~.
go. VIC. ..cQ WY. 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

Mnousek"epinE. AZ their home. No.
North Twenty-ninth street,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l.
at 1890 4 VI
fARLOR-7 l-3 octHv. trurI.b, NJ,
noSahE case liardmHn riano. Coz; siDn
1Piec: ruined OAK Suit. uphoIs,.re
IN leather, win table 10 match: larr
nfhsS Itano Lamp, Mahogany Tab2,
- Wturts. Mirror, Ornaments, Carpet.
Library Mission OAK Desk a.,
Chair Writing Table and Chair. Quar-
Tered oak Bookcase. MtsCcliaTcnu
hooks. Drop Light, Leather f.oI,ct
Kock"r. BRASS Jardinicrs ana pcdosto
PICTURES, ornaments, Clock ana Etyur,
MirFor. Wall Clock. DrugI"t. ctc
- iiALl .arcc OAK Han Rack an
Table. Han and Stair Garnet. tw
chairs. iort!erS, etc.
DINING ROOM - Oak Sideboorf
found End China Closet. SG,lar. Clus
Yer Leg Dining Table. nvc chair,
n"ckcr' side Table. FIXTURES. Havilan
nina. Ga, Glass, Tableware. Tabl
Linens. Rugs. Carpet. Ornaments etc.
SECOND FLoOi: - Hall cnrnc
Couch. Antidu" Chest. Drawers Walnu
NardroDc. Iron kcds. Springs and Mat
tr"ss"s, 3-pieC" Walnut Suit, Spriu
ana Mattress, Chairs. Rockers sheet.
Quits. Spreads. Blankets. etc: also
10, OF other UscfV! articles too hume
rouS 20 mention.
Ladies especially invited TO attend.
sale positive TERMS Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
AUctionccrs.
GEO. V. OLIVER. Salesman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

'TiT'NIO. T1nn0rY "I.-WaIl Street W"ak-
less that was associated her. with possi,i,-
it!"s OF complications with foreign govern
mcnts brought about decided setback in
wheat values to-day, after early advance
The close was heavy. l3.nl-sC to "i.ncisc net
lower with May at $i.3i7- and July at 81 80.
other leading staples. too, all finished ut a
loss-c"rn. "sc 10 lH,c: oats l".c TO PIC: pro-
visions. 1i.TA-c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

Cash grain: Whcat-No - red. nominal ,
No. rcd. si.23uSi.3iA.: No. ) hard, sia3:
no. ! hard. Si,2Ii1 Big. Corn--No . vel
low. old. s02NNic: M. yellow, new. TlN7G,.c:
No. white. new. I3h.T7ii.c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
RICHMOND HAY MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK M,RKET

CHICAGO January 3I.-Hoys-Ecccir,s 81
go: firm. mostly l0c above Saturdays aver
ace. Bulk $5.SodsS.oo. light. 7i0n $50. mixed
!.".u$%o. heavy. S.GjnSs.IQ; rough. $3.50
$50. pigs, s5.S5T$1O0
Cat,le-Rcceipts, l3 900: strong. Native beet
steers - ioHE. -: ows and hc!crs. s2.?o;;
SIZE. calves. S5.3OUsiO5h.
Sheep-RcccipiS IL. 0pN: firm We,hcrs e. 3
$500, lambs. $S.30IslO.7j
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York


Sales Stock.
2.loo Allis-ChalmerS ........
100 Allis-chalmcrs. pfd.
roo A., 49,. ,.,,
w ".''' eon''
,9.uOo Amer; Beet Sugar, com.
i"ioo american can .::......
oVo American Can. pfd. -. :.
500 Amer. Car and Fdry... :.
"'tuu american Cotton OH :.
-,Huo Amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
!'iou american l-inSccd Oil. :.
go" american LocomotiVS ..
w Amer: Loco. pfd
""'4ou AMERICAN smelling 49,.
american Snun. com :.
i.iuu American Sugar
-'!uu Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
coV american Tobacco. com.
800 American Tobacco. pfd.
3.Suu Anaconda copper 1900.
i.Soo Ntchison lsTc :.......
"oV Atlantic Coast Line. -.
y. {. l." OF Sonnccticut. :.
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LECTION SALES-To.Day.
BY J. A. CONNEL-;Y & CO..
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT
THE SOUTHW EST CORNER OF
TWENTY FOURTH AND X
STREETS, No. 1924 NORTH TWEEN
TYFOURTH STREET.
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High Constable Sale

viii sell by public auction. on
TUESDAY. THE. lST DAY OF FEB
RtARY. 1916.
3 O'Clock L. NJ
at my storchousc, No. 1906 East Frank
lin. the following property. TO satisfy
distress warrants and executions in my
hands.
Lot Of Household Furniture. Bugghy
i3arh.r's Chair, Typewriter. Addin !;
Machine. 10, OF Candy. 10, OF Fancy
Candy Baskets. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
", II. WYATT. JR.
High Constable. city Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

Ni.W YORK january -!.-Ncrcantic pa
Per 2a3'. sterling siAty-Gay hiis H'i.:
demand. Si7"... cables Si.7S 3-iG Bar sill
yer 5lr Mexican dollars. ~, ,iovernmen,
bonds. steady Railroad bonds. heavy. Tim.
loans steady; s!Nty ANA ninety days. 2'.T
-. six months. 9f.I3 Cal! money. steady:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

COTTON GOODS
Nl:N YORK, January 3l.-Colton goods
""r" hTm to-day. ShcctinEs sold AT an adj
Nai'" Warns were firm. and dress goods
active. Raw SILK was higher
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. CA January G!.-TurpentIre
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
\ NICE LITTLE COTTAGE ON THE.
FAST SIDE. OF HANES AVENUE.
BETWEEN CRAWFoKD AND Jones
HASES ;, ,AXEMuE ERookI,A%D
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
In execution of Il certain decd Of
trust TO the Undersigned trustee, dated
January .. 1911, recorded in the clerk $
Office, Henrico Circuit Court, in -. H.
1903, page us. which was given TO
secure the payment OF q certain sum
OF money. and default having been
made IN the payment thereof. and
being required so TO do by the bene-
iiciary, | shall offer for sale at public
auction. upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ,. 1916.
at 1880 o'clock T. NJ.
the property above described
The house contains five or six rooms
and the lot fronts 30 feet on the east
side of Hanes Avenue. and runs back
between parallel lines l3J feet to an
alley ] , feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale
all taxes that may be due to day of
sale. and tho sum OF $500. with interest
thereon from July Q, 1915, the balance
upon credit Of one and two years
with interest from day OF sale, Sc
.n"d ~ crust u,cu ui,o,I Ia" -. ~ 81 l.. .
,LSn, 1T tee option If tn" pur-
+. II. SUTTON
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01
AUCTION Sales.--future Day.

BY SUTTON Il 70. INC.
Real Estate Agents.
10 North Ninth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-01

oi,MslTifT PIAN0. FrRHITuRE CAR
G,artiNA. TABLE AND BED LINESs
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AT AUCTION

Wo VIII sell for parties docI,nin,
MnonsskrepinE. ~ their home. No.
NoFlh i"ent%-ninth street
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY /
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NOTlCE-BANKRUPT.

To the creditors Of CHAS +. FRIEND,
or Richmond. in the County OF Hen
rupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
IN Gay Gay Of January; \; y. 1916. the
Adjudtcated bankrupt. and that the
hrSt meeting Of his creditors Will be
and 500 American National Bank
building. Richmond Va. on tho 10TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. a. u. 1916. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. at which time
tie said creditors may attend, prove
their claims. appoint trustee, ex-
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly CONS
before said meeting
TEioS. B. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy
January al 1915
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-08
THE DEALER HAS
HIS OBLIGATION
Farmers and Merchants Should Under
stand One Another Should En-
courage and Find Market for
Farmers Produce.

Cooperation is the key te all sue
cessful egorts these days, and organi-
zation is clasely allied with co-opera-
ton. Individual success is no Ion
ger possible except in isolated cases.
The time has come when the dealer
can no longer sit at his desk or be.
hind the counter and get the bust
ness. Times have changed, and every
one is demanding service when they
give UP money. Service is a big word
and every one must extendd it in a
big way if he expects to secure the
trade-in other words, he must back
up the quality Of his goods with eff
ficient, truthful advertising, and it
must be part of his craftsmanship.
He must reach out to the country
TO the farmers and his wife and chill
dren, as well as to the town Gus
toners. He must be familiar with the
farming conditions in his section, go
out and see Bill and John, and know
how Susie, Mary and Willie are do
ing in their club work. He must do
his share in promoting better farm
ing conditions, marketing, and hell
the farmer realize the profits that are
due him. He should go out in the
country and attend the school rallies,
farmers picnics and farmers meet
ings.
He should help the farmer boy or
farmer get some good stock or seed.
He should also extend credit to Wor-
thy parties on the tools and equip
ment needed by the farmer and take
in exchange some of the numerous
products of the farm, including milk,
eggs, etc. at the market price.
The dealer of today must think more
about conditions in the country, help
promote better schools, better roads,
and peter marketing facilities for the
farmers supplies.
He must not be content with sell
ling the farmer everything he needs
and get all the money there is in it,
but service must go with the dollar
1t has been we'll stated that "every
farm is a factory" and ''the oppor
tunity of the town lies in the coun-
try"
Mr.. Dealer, what are you doing to
promote the farmers am lis chill
dren's prosperity or that of the sub
urbanite? You want to sell the farm
er goods, many of which are adver-
tised nationally, and the farmer reads
about these goods in the farm papers
and elsewhere Cooperation with the
farmer in helping solve his problems
and cooperation with the national adj
vertisers and all others whose goods
you have to sell, combined with ser
vice, will mean prosperity to you.
Dealers and farmers should come
closer together on these problems anG
questions that are paramount to the
success of both and the community in
which we live.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-08
Girls Elcpement Club.

The existence of an Elopement Club
among society girls of Sheepshead
Bay was willingly made known yes
terday. simultaneously forgiving par
ents of two of the members admitted
that their daughters had carried out
the basic principle of the organiza-
ton.
The first announcement was from
the home of Dorothy Beatty, aged 10.
She was secretely married month
ago to Jimmy" Olsen, aged 20, for
several years Broollyn's most famous
high school athlete.
Miss Beatty and Oslen were child
hood sweethearts. Last year both
graduated from Erasmus High school.
Olsen became freshman at Rutgers
College Two weeks ago he left that
school, telling classmates that he was
going to enter business.
There was nothing very romantic
about it," said Mrs Olsen at her par
ents' home last night. 1--WE just want
ed and got married, that't ALL
The second bride was Miss Gladys
Lunday, aged 20, daughter of Fred
erick Lunday Her husband is George
higgins, young business man of
Brooklyn. She and Mrs. Olsen are
chums
Monday night Miss Lundy told her
mother that she and Higgins would
dine in Manhattan and later attend
the theatre. Instead, they procured a
license and they were married.
Later they phoned the Lunday resi-
Gence Mrs. Lundy answered the
call. Mother. we did it." came her
daughters voice through the receiver
Did what?"
Got married, of course" was the
answer.
| Mr.. Lunday, who had heard the con-
versation. interrupted his wife, Tell
the kids to come home and be forgiv-
en-" he said.-New York American.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-08

1t is said that not one man in
thousand is today doing the work he
is best fitted to do. If it's a sign
that you are not fitted to your task
when it seems hard and unpleasant,
then we have never been fitted ~to
ours. To us work seems worksome.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

Loans promptly made on city real
estate Easy monthly payments, or at
end of number of years desired with
straight interest.
48-tf R. P Ketchum, P. o. Box 1926.