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The Washington times., 1916-10-04
Russell Held For Grand
Jury on Charge of Theft

Waving his preliminary hearing in
Police Court, Louis p. Russell. arrested
on the charge OF breaking into the room
OF Z. G. Richards at the New Willard
and stealing a lorgnette valued at $40.
was bound over to the grand Jury in
the sum OF $500 Attorney Robert |.
Miller represented Russell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

nudmitiag (6. Wldf) uirb b.rsits sugss
gsbsn, baB bic FrdnsSTf6s 8tInsuns Der
5obt 304 sinen Tell bet @rdbsn nlf ben
Qo~rbobbdngtn babe rdumen miFsn. Mit
bsr Grobsrung Der Rorbabbdngs bon 9Obs
304 fat ID nun absr Hiht itin 8sipsnbsH.
Ionosrn mir haben unIsrs Clinic bieimebr
auf bic 66bs ielbIt porssIhoben unb ios
nit miebsr einsH fuidtigen SsttOr aug
btm 9srieibigangsraum bon gsroun psrs
alsssldniitsn
Sebes WlaI, tptnn uns Elm rtrsr Grs
Tplg bef6iebsn mar, bal bic Fran50fide
amtlins unb balbamtlihe 9eridteritnts
inng ausbriidiid bdrauf hingepidsn, bab
bic bsutihe artIntris nit ibrtr iurdts
barren Mirsung bic FrunS0Fidsn @rdbtH
5ert0rt unb unbaltbar gsnia9t bube. Gs
feblie sipar niendls Der 6inptis: ~unIere
gatttritn nntlporteten ni6t miHpsr srdfs
tio4, abr osr GrFolg unferes Ariiltries
Isutr8 mub bod btr frcnsSFfdsn ortils
leEiFiIfen abpsbr melt iiberIsssn gsrss
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.Anf Sa6e 3O4.
Con gtaior a. 2. 6. alora9t.

grdn5oftn, mtl6t 6obe 304 bartnddis
bielien. ith gItid8eitig ndh brei Seiten
gu b~ertsj6ieen: Hda MtIisn gsgsn uniers
5tenuHg bsi 616e 2S7, nod A0rDeH ges
aen unfere Gront an s90ten Wtonu4 See
ben Quaenblid fonutea Bic Bransoien ges
ndrtig itin. hdB mir, bon f~rssnoeiner
Geite potge6enb, biefe G~adifelung abb
Ednireu marbm. 9ds toHHts esfdtbea
blr4 einsn &nsriff aus btm 9Ois
bApptoart ooer ourd einsH Nnsriff oas
Der Rihfuna 0r 60Aen 265 nnp 295,
am .zDfen Mdnn9. Es ineint, dls Of
be Gage fit iolhs 5ottit niht elinItis
qsneign 1T. bsnn mir baben einen aHbertH
Wtg gfiudhIi, ben bts birstten 4agriifs
bon Ror6tn gfgm ben lorobaHg bsr 90hs
BOA. Oft gsuug fat uHiere 0ssresisis
tung ihr In 8atsrlanbe bant6ar empfuns
beHes Befreben t~nnngsasben. bic @erluits
nat m6qlihteit ein8uihrdnteH. Gs en-
.dab |h 6araus cine gaftif. Bic es untsrs
IaBf, 6en Stir Bel ben 90rntrn gu fafs
FEM, Sin ioealsr Grfolg mare e iebtns
faag esiuesA ~ gsgrsr att aoRs 3O4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

nidt einlnaI 2 aiIomster BON i1r tHtftrnt
III. alfo anh bic aus benz Waloe bon
gpotourt eeoen 6o1e 3O4 porbreheube
bsufIde Snfanterie Bate In fArhtbaritem
5lanlsnfeuer ibr Dsrt bo0srbtn miiTm,
aus bieiem @runnt, 70 ideini mir. bos
ben mir fiib0itIih 5ont0urt unferen Ars
grifF dngeftbt mod Der Mslbnng BON 8.
Nlai ais otm grOBen 6auptqudrtitr mo-
rtn bic ~yniauttriss NIB ariileriftdmpIt
idcR pamals erFolorsih. aber nod niat
gum QbIhtuB gebrant), RsIAer fih jsBt
az ttHem bolgn grfoig ausgsfpahien bat.
5n ben lebteu Idgcn babsn bic Strange
fen Geoenitob iibsr GegsnitoB gegen nns
itre AngriffsridtaRg porgetragen. Gle
hatten InoH laHgt bic @eFabr ertannt.
Sd srihnere an Bic asuBsrung bes friibss
zen ftans1Timen @tneraliffHns Qacroir,
bet I'M .1emps@ aasoriidlih ben Mns
eriFf sipilhea Saueonrt uno s5otsr
Mann trpartete. llnb in BEN nmilihen
fraus0fI4en gsri9t BON Scnnabsno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

r,u g,iu. btnn 70 ihtr pit bas amtu ~
Der Birdie iplait bas Boiiqisp'h pst
bsuiItbtn Snianltritlinie. Infer eaila't
Nuoriff dni gtrpuH III ia, ipit By geo.
utr lanai rldnnt babtn, aserlnoti aul
bieFe tt6fidmbs Wirirnn unitrtf ialps'
zen @ddHbt. Nas mir itbt srttldeH inl
Mrtlnerittampf, bdbtn mir IN iliinfFsm
Wakliobt bsim Risbtrrinaen Der dnotren
tptfIihen aenunatn bereits porabHln lals
ZEN. Abtr bic unatbtlre Wldhtniolrilpg
nnIsrts qrtintrtfaiers gtgtn Usrpnh
lonni, bod eff mad nnb nat gu pltlst
iekiaen 6Sbt fh feigern. ndmlia ourf
ia btbsutenbt @ermebrung unltrtr dri1ls
lsriatidm anstiTIgmilld, ntr lnfpfTsn
gelhiibe unb BET ihipereH Wunttlon. "
Iheint, als FL fs unfertn 9taHtra IN
Tranfrsih nnmSglIh. elm eltiaes Tempo
in~neubaIttn. Dos bdbtn mir t%ripartti
unb ale Rubmrtblettit Der Grtljot'2Stris
unb ibrr 6intumdnuer su Soften ots
Iebitn 9uliantritets bdbtn aHs lbtr Pc
bShere qtlaunqsidbigteit unisret @ti9aBs
fabriieu ni4t taufasn tounsn
Sn bisItm friiiThsn stadium be- trans
3SfIhn 9trttibiaunqsldmpIs lin gtTonu
III a. Rur su natirlih. bdB b,ins Pdtttlsn
fh in ihrtn amilihen @erihttn pitnets
bolt NIT ben esanuilhtu @trluii.n btIoi'
fen. Go babe fdon on itiibtrer Sttus
dusoeIprodtuJ baB fih trf nut etm
arisos feHnsatn ldBt, ipis bic 9trbdltnts'
aahl spiIhm @trluF unb 9tpinn ith
bartlett, nit dubsrsn Wortsn iptr BON
ben Gesnuu itintn Grfolg az tsusr sts
tanTts. 8is itst babtn nun BLOB bic csut'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

ab5uihnaren, b. 4. burh WoritoB duf
feline Blanfsn Jpn am 9idsug 5u binbsrn.
Qlber Gin Bid aaf bic 5nuptftelung bsr
fran56FGen 8erfei6ignHg lehrt uns, baB
Biz Itiirmsnben beutIdn Snfonterieinoi
fen folts 4rbeit nur urttr oetH fardts
barftn 8tuer nsr sesHeiden Qrtiasrit
bdttfn bornehnen iSnnen. Das it1rtt
Frau5DFfht Sort Marrt iii mn 4 aiIos
meter tutfernt RON ben %qelanHien 6obea
265 unS 295. Dns frausDHhe Sort 10
gois 9eurrus@ lieet ni1t meitsr els 6
ailometsr luboHIid non btm 81 bnra'
eiIeHbeH Naam. llnb bic 6anptfeanng
ots @egnsrs 8irbt fd aug Der @eseno bic
let bsibsn %seicnatsn 5orts uber bic gtrse
bsi gsnes, melds bic gnn8e HDroLihe OF
genb i~berboben NIT Ausnabme tinss
iamuleu 6aness iib0lflib BON 60Ae 304.
Wsiter SLEPT F6 bic tran50FiHe 9aupi'
fisnahg entlaaa bon gsnes Han BIN
RdumG BON Q~6oeourt, mo fe suIebt pus
raasI nit unIersr Gront Iauft ano nod
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

8erIin. S. gai.
Die 5ran8oIen bobsn ielbt bds t6riss
astoa, aner Belt bic @idtiglsit isner
MISUNDERSTANDING alf BEN IinteH
madsufer su perflnbeu. pelhs fi3 50be
904 nennt uno h1l6lpsgs spiiAen 4pos
court unb Der 6obe n9oter Siam gts
leaen lit. 6ier bate iih In ben Idnrtn
admpfea auf BEN linieh Maa8nRr fir
BIZ 5ransplen zine %iDgenahnte Sadliels
lima agbilDet. @dhreno ing ndmli9 ges
lnnqen mar, am Is. Mdr5 einfn neueFl
9srieiaiauagsa6f6ni aniersr 5eiaoe al
be8piaasn un0 cine ngle 6rant br5uFtis
In, fuelde aus BEN 9aume rDn Wlaldns
tplrt i'm 6al6freis Biz n0rbliA aoocourt
Fabrte bafien mir nod Hiht errtiden t6ns
nen, unfere 8ront ndher an BIN tritfl1en
9unti, 656e 904. hsran8ufihrtn. 9elts
lih bieIer 60he mar ebeHfals anIere lis
nix IN aepiHem Abitanb bon ibr ggblieben
nnb 7oq fih aus Oem A0ume bon 8etbins
court abfr biz 669en s9otez Mann" bis
gnmierss betan. 9isreurt bdtisu bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

ifen 6ars linen Grfolg in initiidem
Ginm gthabt. SeiH mert tpirbs I6 btrs
mtnbsrn, lpsnn bic fran3oiIdtH gebdups
tuRgeH iber bic 5hpsre unIertr 8erfuIie
rihtig MARIN. Dir iinb abtr boaig bsa
rtfiigt, an btr Ddbrbeii btr gsgneriIhm
angdben gu speifeIn. @assgtn biirIsn
mir fcritler, bub aud iebt pitbn In btm
GampF I'm Sobt 304 Der Btinb .dubers
orbentlih lhipers, blutist @trluite@ err
Iiften bai. 9ds ertlart iia sbsHiopobl
! aus btr artilerieipirsuna ber btuiihtn
@tlfibe ME aug 6en 4usbarrm ber
feinbli9sn 8trteibteuna In ben SerihoHes
ntn grdbn. Der aernpunit Der @srs
tuTFrdgc lttgt natirIi6 barin, fpehen
Quelsn fit ben gtfaB an rtidlihIitR
flieBtn; unb ba biirfsn mir bod an bet
grstebiettit bts 3ufluHes auf frongoTiher
Gtits 8%peiFsIn. Wis bort bic Dingt ffeb<u,
gebt ilar btrpor aus benz immsr mebr
tpahienbsn @nffpaHn Der araftt, bic bus
unglidlids qanb in bieism Stadium bts
Rriegss auf3ubringtn BAT. 81 9ibiloneH
baben Dsrssblia eerungen, unitren 4ns
erif auf gerbun gum G6eitrn 5a brjfs
gen. 9as Iiub ruub 10000 maHn bts
fran55FihH 9eeres, bermutiid iDsnias
ftsns bic 5Glftt Isines san3tn auesnbIids
Iidsn, nod EampFfdbigen 8eTdnots. wis
einfn6en f1lidttn morim felt infer
amilt4er 9uiat feif. bdB ptr, bic aus
srtifer, penissr ais bic 6difle a~uiqspdnbt
baben, i'm bag gu trreinen, pas bis iebt
IN uniersr 6anb III. Dor BEN arttoe
rethnets man, bab Der AHsreifn bei ben
beutigtn admpfmitiein lpeRigfens bierfdd
aberIsaen fem mift. Qbst ibsral. no
mir i'm Often unb WeIen GrIoles trfiiifs
ten bdben, tpnnim mir Is nit elmer mius
berbgit bet s3abl tun, unb DtHerrgiha
iInsdrn bdIt eintn mtbr als boppelt ibets
lsgtnen @tsner felt SabEtsfriR fanbbaft
DoH feintH iibiueItliden @ren8sn fern.
Das Complement bes Gieges, Der inert
Der 9ruppsn uub ibr mornIii6.t Gitaess
tuiae, itsist aubnuernb nnf unitur Geitr.
Uur ben geonsr unb Fhelfii6lige Qsutrals
fnIte bds cine auftIdrenbs 9dtfd6e fem.
H
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: 0as Boz tIniarr a.it n a.in,In !,

Dds Oor tinissr 3sit in atipsia ers
fhitnsne Bud s6inbtnburss Ginmargd
tn auHOon' III isbt ms GngIiide iibers
trdssn fporbsn unb nirb bon benz 2pHs
bOntt gsrIas Sobn Gong 9Th. untsr BEN
9ttsI Hindenburg's March into
London in sohlrsihsn Sufaaten ais
sIdHnuOtes asfrutierunsspr0gdsanbas
mittsI %empfObEtn. Die 8irma fabtIt, bas
Bud bsfinbs fh bereits (nslilt) in
briitsr aufIngs uub iei In 9sutfdlanb
in bier miltoHsn GrsmpIarsa nIaieneH.
IN @irfIitftit bat ii9 In 9sutfdlonb
tein Msni9 i'm bds nrmItligt maaipsrt
eeliimmsrt. Nm bitIer Gtsut III BE uns
DerdntDOttlids Equalization ssbHbrsnb
geleHH5sidast porhtH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

offi5sneu 9eridmmIungn aHb gfras
tuagen NIT INSTRUMENTATION, p~hraieabafs
ten Iorlen bon otm INNER feiter pers
bt1ben 9artrauen aIgr 6~rdn3ofen aui
ben enbgiiltigen SieB 8u fprtdeH. Dir
giuistttt dasr Jran5oIsn bsreorhsbsn6,
btsribt man bic &dnpftr por Werbun
uno graps8unt ais giegtr, bertH Jabaen
balo gaEdmmen am 3hsiD DebeH rpsreen
unb berlanst, onb man niat eber bic
Bnfftn uiaoerAgtu biirft, bis bic Mlant
met1ooilher llHterjoduug uab geTdidtsr
9orbareL oie 7eatihlaao bartlett, ees
bro6m 1T. Man 6dIt tiuen 5riebtn nur
oana fir m6glid. fUsHn cine bolige aes
ban6e Der Woral uHb hes Rt1tes. cine
8soande fir biz pielsa gsfaaensu 6elosn
gsnolamsn lit.
Turh 4bantaHtrtieu unb i~rrsfahrsnbs
fali6e 8erihte pirb eas leidt e~rrsa6arf
bet6rte frunB0ff6s @olissmpfinoen nod
gsbalteR uHb t5Rltlih 5ur 9ggsiFterlHg
getrie6tn.
gsi uHg a6sr, mo IoI5t miitel bon Der
0beriieu 69rtslsit1ng nnb btr preFe
niht aHgalptnoft Berben unb aud gar
Hidt npttpenbig fRb, fplen befpnhers bic
in Der satmat 3urtdgebIiebeufn siHgeoent
Der sroben bis6tr e~rBielten grfples
anIerer 5elbggautH pub III pollifern 9srs.
irauen cuf unfert 5eerssleitung, bic nit
f@arer 5dnb bas beutFbs @sIaid aAf ben
GhIahtfeloern IN eft une @git leitet,
Ser 3ussuft 3uberT9tlid in bic qugsn
fhauen unD fn shl 8siipil in bsRen
ne6men, BE I'M aampf fir DtntfhIaabs
eBre. 3utuuft unb glabm ben gesnsr
nie~persarinesn Iutsn uno ibn aud Be-
5tpinsIH ptretni...
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nc sHHstids NrtHna Der i6pcm bentidcu ariaae. ~ Aud Der
s~erinshe @ddaof8rpiHH bon idwsra geOenhhs-2it SSufAma bns
i%rdHaFi4ea Solfes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-10

BransSFidcr Shiiteuera6ta bon
9eHtihsH erObert.
@albnbIGnitt on Der 9laus,
Griimmer uut gerOnH.
Sentide arieser pur benz an8riff.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
WE'LL COOLER FOR BUTTER.

Of these pals are placed dinner plates
and somewhat smaller metal rings for
holding butter in fair sized Quantities
The other pail is for milk When
filled the pals are lowered into the
well as indicated. They may or may
not rest in the water II desired the
pail used for solids may be made with
perforated bottom and top so there
will be free circulation Of cool air
around the butter or other material
inside
These pals may be of any convent
ent size. A good dimension is ten or
twelve inches In diameter and eight
collars should be at least an inch
smaller In diameter Indeed one and
a half inches wifi be found preferable
The box should he two feet high. two
feet wide and about eighteen inches
across. 1t should have latch and a
paddock II there Is danger OF its being
visited by people who have no business
on the premises. Preferably the pals
should he hung on metal rods rather
than by cords or chains. This will ia
cilitate raising and lowering
In the dra wing IL n hinged leg
which hangs from the front b and
drops to the floor against the side OF
the box. thus making b into a table
The front b locks on the top C. The
rings whi,h 9t over the plates III he
cans arc aHown at d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17

then give them some stale bread damp
ened with sweet milk.
When three or four days old LEI
them out on the grass. They are never
too young to eat grass.
When week old | feed cornmeal
dampened with sweet milk. IL I have
II, or water.
I salt the feed slightly and mix In .
tablespoonful Of fine. sharp sand for
each eight to twelve goslings. Untn
the goslings are four or FIVE weeks old
| feed three or four times daily.
I give the geese all the fresh water
they can drink, and that ia lot.
For the first two days | keep them
in boxes where they will be comforta-
BILE and also house them In boxes at
night when they are small. / use vida
boards to make pens, which can b
easily moved so the young goslings can
have fresh grass. The fresh grass IL
very important
After the goslings are month old
fresh grass will furnish most OF their
living until IL IL time 70 fatten them ct
Thanksgiving When fattening l Just
throw them some broken ears of corn
and let them run 10 grass as usual.
They need the grass and will all up to
their bills on il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
L. 6. Circuit Court of Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened Yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. with Circuit Judges
Knapp and Woods, and District Judge
Johnson in attendance.
Case argued Yesterday:
No, 142S, Otis Elevator Company,
plaintiff in error Palm etto Con-
'struCtion Company, defendant in
error; error to the District Court at
Charleston. S. c. Argued by Mr.. ],
r. S Lyles of Columbia 8. c.. for
the plaintiff In error, and by Mr., w T.
Aycock, of Colum bia- S. c.. for the de-
PENDANT in error. and submitted
Case in call today:
No 1892 Warren Brothers Com
pany plaintiff in error, VS.. John NJ,
Wright defendant -eror+errar- te
the f>tStrfct Court at Charleston. W.
Va. To he argued by Messrs Chiffon.
MecCorkle & Chiffon, of Charleston,
W Va, and Mr. J. NJ Head. Of Bos-
ton Mass for the plaintiff in rror.
and by Messrs Price. Smith. Spilman
& lay ~ Charleston. W Va. aud Mr.
!. r. Cessna, of Erie, Pa, for the de-
PENDANT in error.
Admitted TO practice:
Mr. W. T Aycock of Column hia. s
c.. was admitted to practice as an at
torney and counsellor in this court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
WAR ON cANkERWORMS.
Directions For Fighting This Common
Enemy of Trees.

Directions For Fighting This Common
Enemy Of Trees.
War has been declared. No. 1t Ia not
with shot aud shell that the fight is to
be waged. but with sticky bands and
spraying solutions. The common en-
envy Is the cankerworu.
ITO assure success in the combat too
much emphasis cannot be laid upon the
necessity Of beginning early" says
George A. Dean. professor of entomol.
ogy in the Kansas State Agricultural
college.
In the case of shade trees or Of few
fruit trees a simple method. and ono
that gives excellent satisfaction, con.
sists in banding the trunk Of the tres
with sticky substance to prevent the
ascent of the wtngless female. The
best method ia to smear the sticky
substance on bands OF heavy paper.
such as building or tarred paper. bound
to the trunk Of the tree.
THE paper bands should be put on in
the first warm days of February or
early spring, and the sticky substance
renewed whenever the material har-
dens. In order to close all crevices be.
tween tree and band strip Of cotton
batting, cheapest grade, about two
inches wide should be placed around
the tree and covered with the band Of
tarfed paper. The paper should be
drawn snugly enough to press the thick
band of cotton into the crevfces. i =.
THE band can be easily fastened at
the end with three sharp pointed tacks
about three-fourths of an inch long. II
the paper band is much wider than the
narrow cotton one 1t will completely
cover It and thus avoid the unsightly
appearance of cotton either above or
below the edge of the paper"
A number Of substances of 4 bticky
nature are suggested by this authority.
Among them are pine tsr. coal tar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
Administrative Board

The Administrative Board yester-
day received a proposition from the
Fonticello Lithia Springs Company,
offering TO dedicaft certain land for
streets though the property of Fonti-
cello Park. provided the city grades
and gravels the Tstreets. and places
sewer. gas and water mains therein.
The proposition was referred to the
chief Of annexed territory survey for
inforna ton and report.
This property Is adjacent TO Wood
land Heights. and Is rapidly growing
up I'm residences and population.
The board sent a communication TO
the Finance Committee asking for So
900 for grading Fulton Fairgrounds
end erecting playground apparatus
therein,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
tquotations by Miller q Co. Members
New YorS Cotton Exchange)

New or6 Cotton B1chnnRe.)
New York, Nav 1s.-~-An easier tone
was IN evidence IN the cotton market
here today because Of pressure
brought about by heavy rains in the
Atlantic belt. effectually relieving the
drought there. Local and Wall Street
interests sold and there were some
selling orders from the Eastern belt
In the last hour trading was fea-
tureiess Final prices were 70 b
points lower Firmness at Liverpool
was ignored.
A fair business WAS transacted In
spot at Liverpool at an advance Of
s points on the basis Of S.64d for
uiddling upland Futures in the Eng
lish market were quiet at a net do
cline OF Ia to 4 points, Spot here
was quiet and unchanged at &c; there
were no sales
Port receipts for the day were g.
100 bales compared with 6,a7a a
year ago. Exports for the day amount
TO 4.S67 bales against 2e,48S year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17

Among them are pine tar, coal tar and
printers ink. There are on the mar
ket effective preparations that remain
sticky for the entire season.
The caterpillars may be quickly de.
stroyed by spraying with arsenate Of
lead, using from two to three pounds to
fifty gallons Of water. This method Is
recommended for orchards and small
shade trees. The FIRST spraying should
be done as soon as the foliage is partly
expanded and before the trees bloom
and the second spraying as soon as the
blossoms fall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
Police Court.

The case of Sarah Johnson. colored,
charged with shooting Mary Puryear.
was continued to the 26th,
John Pryor, colored, charged with
wounding with a knife Daniel Farrar,
will be herd on May 81.
Leon Noel and George Martin,
charged with entering No, zee South
Belvidere Street, and carrying off a
suit OF clothes belonging to Lloyd
Tavlor, had their case continued to
May rs.
]. H. Crenshaw was fined s25 on
the charge OF rccklessly running an
automobile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
Metal Market.

New York. May 1.-THE local cop
per market was Arm, with a con
sipued good demand from domestic
sources. and with sales reported made
20 independent consumers IN France
.~a.Rd with negotiations an with the
french government for large lots OF
tie metal. For august delivery sell
Nrs stiil took orders at ~ 3-4c for
aiectrolyfic.
The local metal market quoted tin
Slrm At i-2c higher. with lead steady
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
Charters Granted.

Amendment to charter the King s
Daughters Hospital of Staunton. Va,
charging powers.
Valley View Farm Corporation,
Marion. Va Maximum $4,000
minimum. $50 900; par value. 500.
Real estate business W. w. Hurt.
president; n, p. Glls, secretary and
treasurer-both OF Marion. Va.
Wfme- Supply Company, Inc,
Cornwall aN. Maximum and mini
mum, $1,000. Charles Steele. presi-
dent, northumberland Va; ". s.
Rhoads, secretary, Cornwall, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
Well CooIer For 4utter

A convenient cooler for butter. milk
and other perishable products can be
made In any well as shown by the
drawing. 1t consists OF a bottomless
box placed on the we'll platform and
provided at the top with two hinged
doors. Inside extending across the
box are a pair of bars. On these by
means of hooks mo. 8 wire will do
hang deep pals similar to those used
FOR deep setting cream. Inside one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
Deeds of Release.

Wallerstein and Nelson. trustees. TO
w j. Gilman, southeast corner Leon
ard and West So 6s
Fidelity lnve- tment Company to
Chesa peake and Ohio Railway Com
panN. claim on railroad equipment
and rolling stock. S5 freight locomo-
uNos, 995 Steel gondolas; 81.
w. {. Blanton. trustee, TO w c.
Blaky lots 3-5, block s. Monument
Annex. 1881
Vaughan and whitehurst. trustees.
to J. NJ. Priest. lot Davis Avenue. he
tween Park and Monument, Slx14o;
S7,9S1 40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
BUSINESS NEWS AND
COURT RECORDS
CHANCERY COURT TRANSFERS
Six Deeds of Bargain and Sale Re
corded Yesterday

E ", Eubank and wife TO Leon
Bazile lots 2427, block A. North Side
Place, looxI05; $40.
George W. Gay, Jr.. to c. b At
kins, lot Twenty between o and
p. 80xl32; sI275.
"A l., Cabell ct ux to Atlantic Var
nish Works southeast corner Lester
and Bloody Run Street; s1,700.
j. j. Miller and wife to Blanche z.
Staples, lot Ashland, west of Ran
dolph 25xi26; $40.
Frances A Belts 10 Severino Chi
occa, No. ali West Marshall. 20xl4s.
SIC.
Muhleman and Kayhoe to OttolIne
Y, Miller. Nos 30S-10 North West
Street. 44xll0; $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17

New York. May l6.-Call money
opened today at "a per cent. high
2l-4, low "a, renewals ! "a, ruling
rate ] 90. and closed at 2 Ia
Time money was DUH and II any
thing q trihe easier, owing 70 the in
active demand Rates for mixed
loans were per cent for sixty and
ninety days, ala fer four months
S1-443 Ia for Ave and six months
Industrial money was about IA per
cent higher
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
nenufy High Constable.

Irving I. Held yesterday qua1ined
before Judge Richardson as deputy
high constable. He will take up his
duties at once in the office of High
Constable W. n. Wyatt. Mr.. Held
is we'll known young man, son or
the late Isaac Held. deputy city treas
urer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17

and unchanged, Spelter weak spot
offered at Is "a, May Is ID; June
IL ia; July IA "a
The London cable quoted spot and
futures copper at an advance of
pounds for both. Spot tin showed a
gain Of los and futures advanced
16s Lead was 5s higher and spelter
declined pounds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
GEESE EASY TO RAISE.

Plenty OF Fresh Grass Necessary 70
the Well Being Of Gosllnss.
prefer geese to any other kind Of
fowl; they are so. easy to rear, and
mine have never had any diseases.
writes a correspondent of the Farm
and Fireside. have never lost one
gosling after II was out Of the shell.
Geese make good hatchers, but poor
mothers. ] dampen the eggs every
other day during the last week before
Matching.
For twentyfour hours after Matching
do not feed the goslings anything, I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-17
DON'T FORGET TO SPRAY.

Have you made your attack on
, the San Jose scale yet? Remem- I
Der that this is just about the 4
worst enemy Of fruit trees and 4
that the only effective way to !
control it Is to spray your trees I
: In winter when there Is no dan 4
ger to foliage. Commercial fine .
, sulphur, in the proportion of one I
, gallon to nine gallons Of water, I
is the spray to use. The time to .
use it is before the buds begin to
, swell in early spring ,-Home and Z
, Farm.