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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
Cotton Review,

NEW YORK. December i5-'rhc cot
ton market has been extremely ner-
Hous during the entire week The
selling movement. which started to-
ward the end of November, eliminated
In a very severe break right after the
publication OF the governments esti-
mate of u 81 900 bales on Monday az
ternoon. Inside of five minutes after
IN: official figures on this years yield
pound. and before the close Monday
contracts had declined to 1870 or an
proAimntcly Sl9 per bale under the
, MN , record Of November %; I.!ruida
siim"!atsd by brilliant Southern
SPOT adNiccs and the announce
m mont, that Germany had undertaken
n Pea ncso'iations May sold up to
above Mondays low point and closed
to-hiGht ut 1871, compared with 1896
on the previous Friday. Cncertaintc
as 20 p"ace prospects and the unset
Yea ruling of practically ali other
markets were naturally considered re-
sp"nSiblc for the fcverish and irrcgu-
IA IA ruIihs OF prices late in the week.
irivntc cables hay. Indicated rather a
pcssimistic view OF peace prospects in
VI" English trade. and houses With
ll,v,erpooi connections have been heavy
Guartcrs this selling has been attrib-
ntcd 10 hedging purchases in the South
rather than 10 straddIers.
,o H"uoncrn snoi advances have been
interior holders. ana toward the end
81 the week ;hcr" We're reports of an
improved demand accompanied by the
appearance Of moderate buying orders
around the local ring The yolun," nr
general business has tapcrcd of dur
ing the last day or two as thorph
tIancrS "cF" waiting for peace develop
mehts, or further test of the South
crn spot markets
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FIVE VAN DYCK PORTRAITS
BOUGHT By NEW YORKER
Lewis simmons Purchnses Painting.
Valued ut Si.oOO.OOO From Earl
of DcubIgh.

NEW YORK. December l5.-Five por-
traits by Van Dycli. valued at $1,000
coo, have :u"t been brought TO New
York. They were purchased from the
who will exhibit them In his Fifth
Avenue galleries next month
Tn" portraits. All fine examples Of
the Flemish masters art. have been
In the family Of the Earl OF Dcnbigh
and hanging In the great banructing
nall At NEWMAN Paddock. Leicester
shire. since Van Dyck painted them
Tho Earl OF Denbigh is the colonel
commanding the Honorable Artillery
Company. one OF EnGiand's famous
corps. which has sent II large dctach-
ment to night the Germans In France
and an artillery company to Egypt
Nv" or the portraits are Of great his
ior!c value. They are Of King Charles
l.. and his consort Queen Maria. They
were painted at the command OF the
monarch and presented by him TO the
Earl OF Dcnbigh.
There is another full-lcngth portrait.
James stuart, Duke of Richmond and
i-ehhoN' nrst cousin to Charles T. He
vain!S offered his life as ransom to
save that OF his royal master. Another
iuii-lenEth portrait is that OF the
dukes wife. who wNs Mary Villicrs.
daughter OF the frst Duke of Buck
ingham. and Lady Catherine Manners.
The hfth portrait s supposed to be
that OF Lady Elizabeth Fielding. third
daughter Of the first Earl OF Denbieh,
painted by Van Dyck in Genoa 1t IL
four feet ten inches in height. and
three feet nine and a half inches in
width She sits in a large chair.
All these portraits have been ex-
hibtcd in London. and are we'll known
10 art students. The portraits Of tho
Duke and Duchess OF Richmond were
shown as recently as 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
PLAN TO STANDARDIZE
NEWSPRINT ROPER PRICE
PRESENTED to Three Members OF Ecdcrnl
Trade Commission by New
Jersey Publishers.
Rv Associated Press. !

Nv ASSOCIATED Press.
NEW YORK, December IA plan
designed to standardizc the price of
nc"sprint paper. SO that IT shall be
within reach Of the small. as we'll rs
'he largo. newspaper publisher. was
presented TO the three members Of tho
Federal Trade Commission. who co,po
''rc to-day Ia confer with half a
hundrcd representatives of tho pancr-
manufacturing industry
me plan proposes that the commits
SION investigate the pa per-nal<in- in
duStTE 10 ascertain the cost of uroduc-
ton. and then fix a fiat. STANDARD
price of the product at tho mill
nc proponents Of the plan AFRO ,uh
hSh"rs of small dailics in New Jerso,.
ne paper manufacturers met here
win members OF the commission -
!"' ,huiatc policy for the conduct p,
s'rIr S'oe OF the case At the joint CON
terence in Washington ,o-norrow ana
appointed committee Of nine tn NJ,
tend the conference.
James Il. Potter attorney ror 81,
Ncwsprint Manufacturers AssorI,,io,'
Wnich called the paper men torn,hor
S''u INC committee was given no mower
!" ac'. put would meet tho publjsbn.,
'"iN 'hc situation over and renor, h,,,
80 IN" manufacturers lie snid -
pan I" Standardizo prices To l,r,.. .m,,
small customers alike suggested h, ~
small publishers was moi take,
todays meeting "' ~
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Fresh Eggs Still Up
RetaH Market Not Much affected By
Boycott of Hou,cwiucs.

The retail market has not been much
affected by the boycott Of the house
wives. the Ugh; OF the good women
seeming to be entirely with the whole
SalcrS and commission merchants
Fresh country eggs are still up and
the storage variety has shown very
little decline. as the quotations below
will Indicate.
dollhouse cucumbcrs all the way
from Florida showed ur yesterday. and
they were something beautiful. but
they are costly. being held ut 10 cents
each or two for % cents. Florida to-
matoc* are also plentiful. but. AS they
Travelled II long ways. freight chaeF cs
make them also costly. that Is to say.
four for % cents for the larger ones.
and six for - for the understood.
Oranges are on hand ia great va
ricty from the small Floridas to the
large and fancy. There is as wide ~
range in the prices as In the eharac-
ter OF the fruit. The quotations are
% To 80 cents per dozen.
The quotations below were ruling
yesterday and will be in vogue this
morning. with possible changes III
eggs, butter and turkeys. and some
other changes that may be brought
about by the coming OF the unexpected
snowstorm of Thursday night and yes
tcrtlaV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
Election. or omc.r.

kecoutan Tribe OF Red Men. OF Ma
t"aca. last night elected tho following
oihccrs: sachcm. r. X. Lee: senior sag
amore. John II. Simmons: Junior saY-
amorc. Forrest Womack: prophet, w
~ Dunnavant: chief Of records J.
benjamin Moore: collector Of wampurn,
Ralph Mann; keeper of wampun,
James NJ Simmons: trustee. j. r. Lee;
representative TO great council, Joseph
T.. to!t: alternate, j. NJ. Simmons
cakwood Camp No |, Woodmen Of
the World. last night elected the fol-
lowing officers: past counsel command
cr +. l.. Green: counsel commander
j. w. Scheme: adviser-lieutenant. r. s
ramsey banker. B. Il. Jones: clerk,
w - NorthinBion: escort, J. Z. Har-
dy; Waterman. q. T.. Hogwood: sentry,
w. \. Howell: auditors, e. II. Godsey.
w. l.. Holloway, l.. +. Bland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

,cciai to The Tim es-Dispat,

frederick SBrI:j.. VA. December
ID Emmett T.. Smith. oC this city. was
Killed Il few weeks ago while ridin .
without permission on II freight train
or the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. out OF sympa thy
Tor the aged father. William S. Smith.
Confederate veteran, whose main
support the son was. the railroad.
while under no obligations. has sent q
check to the father for SS2.7J, to cover
expenses incident to the death and
burial Of the son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
sSELL|NC DONE CHIEFLY
/. BY DEPRESSED TRADERS
Because Market Is Psychological,
Heavy SnoWStorm Aids in
=, breaking Prices.
.iBUYlNG is or THE BEST SORT
represents Change of Attitude on
Fart of III" Operators. Who Cover
Their Short Contracts and Go
Long for u While.
nN EKONn\N VAL

.,. bN EKoNpNN WALL.
",nsriss, lux now is Unrcl; ,lycn6,G..t3ai
4. the heavy SnnvSiorin or a. da, aided ma
.t"riajly in nrostur rric,s. selling was done
and dspressea bose tN, Weather. Is woll ,S
by the news I}ll,iu- was -; tho beat sort.
: ana rcp',sorioa q ,hanpo e attitude On the
short contracts aut went Iona; tor turn.
Prices lt rho worst nC Tho SESSION rtprn-
. .entel tho heaviest daft, loss sine. tho
decline bUr.t. -Tg. volume az tr:,llu4: was
Tho iare"st of rha ur.semt aeacc market
Tho oueninr y,s- hcu,y. brt the ma rie;
almost iuu,I!tt,.y r.lliad. Then CIpC or
attacl5 on S'.,' which IroIn il through
.Ip lIsvln- Touched about the uric, rs-
. ported on tn. sIsIl a., th" boats The stogE
.-ra'iiou @hurl'N. tlru.G hcaNy again Tho
afternoon. relied aug.u. ana DJ an" CLOSE
Wa once Iunrt h,tuu solid rather freely
Steel 10 t>vic. ur she .who., market l.
son
10. lmnoriuut haus.r were uuo'cd publicly
yate,y 'hr, adm.ued ;htt ihaF D,l no.
y Thor the, ara really afrn. j.; uf peace.
Whue ;he rottoIt market did not reflect
u-ag" Il" ANY tNt"rt Tho hr.4E OF II O. Y
cont g. husIai 10 wheat ait do So ES""Ht
Tor iA7S. W'ir n-' tasting 'hN'r's on it"r"
e t~cllui,#i a"'n-., i'i.r' WIS DO tuNlnE NJ
iurvr'Ht'" "nr "i. ih'rH NII .HIA ltoA "a
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rho Scout Cnmpo,rn.

Reports of tire canvasscrs last night
showed that in their two days work
they had secured S4.G29 of the pro-
p"scd 5000 Boy Scout fund for tho
development Of Scout activities in Pc
tcrshurG.
IL Was announced on behalf OF tho
campaign committee last night that
Richard 6. Gresham, Of Mount Airy,
Ga. had accepted the invitation to be-
come Boy Scout executive for Peters
burg. and that he would enter on his
duties at once.
The campaign committee last night
elected officers Of the Scout council.
with DR. II g. Leigh as president:
Ashton W. Gray. H. -. Gillian. J. Nat
Harrison and Robert j. Francis az
vice-prcsidents: y. Hugh jackson III
secretary. ana Wallace n. Blanks al
treasurer. Paul Petit was reelected
Scout commissioner.
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TO GRANT WAGE INCREASE
American Clothing Manufacturers Az
hocintion Yield 10 One Demand
OF Strikers.
ne Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, December l5.-Thc
American Clothing Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION. representing most OF the
manufacturers whose workers are on
strike. announced to-day that on next
Monday they VIII grant an increase in
wages az about So II week, approxi-
niatcly the increased wage demanded
by the strikers. The manufacturers.
however. refused to reduce the work
'hg time from nifty hours u week to
i"rty-"ight. the other demand pre-
s"ntcd by the strikers. officers of the
AmnlSamatcd Clothing Workers of
America state that many manufac-
tnr"rs have made individual agree
mcnta. and that nearly half Of the
original strikers have resumed work
under the new conditions
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PURCHASES "BEN LOMOND"
t. w. Brurh. OF CIcyciand, nuys I.O1.-
Acre fhtntc From DIR. T.. VI.
RtNey,
Especial to The mcs-Dispatcb

Especial to The Times Dispatch
MANASSAS. VA. December Ia.-"Eon
Lohohd' DR.. u. NJ. RiXcy's Manassas
cs'''c OF BIZ acres. has been pur-
chased by i. w. Iiruch. of Cleveland.
'hio' ne purchase price is said to
have been $4,000.
Mr.. hruch states that he has ac-
CURED tire property for his son, who
VIII take charge on January /. DR..
hiNeES farm. which is one of the larg-
est III this section Of Virginia. lies
IN frince William and Fairfax Coun-
ties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

IN" market vas - re- advance. selling
r'rht or tho close rut last p-.ccs 70 = no..
los. q: 0 20 :, points
-" h orcuirC The market showed cast
rcS; because ~ ;h- roc- Liverpool. and
0r!r"s Went - 20 Is roirts under N-.tcrd,v's
rlos" Almost i:rrrcdiatcly there n
violou. reaction fSou the decline. sriourti-s
- = cotnts - tn" ru2~i active
months due 70 urRCa talk. N--uS the re-
'r7!1d"r or the session fluctuations were
mot - wii", md IN" close was steady. At
Tho highest :hc most active months s
- points over Yesterdays lss; Quota
Closing bids. peccrher. IT, Jann.-y.
= March. IsGT: MAY. $3.50: July i>iS:
SrNt. Quiet and unchanged Sales on thc
spot. - haic'. - arrive. 40 bale.
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Given Police AUTHORITY

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICK SBURG. VA. Deccm-
Der lo--Judcc Il. H. l.. Chichester.
OF me circuit Court OF Spotsylvania
county upon recommendation OF the
BOARD OF Supervisors OF that county
mas entered an order appointing toll
gate keepers on the improved roads
OF the county special police office.
while in the performance Of their dutv
as toll-gatc keepers
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Bank Clrnrinys

" IN" Cnit"i S,Htce FOR The week "udI,
,r.nH u, 81" r"n"rt"d TO Brads,re-r's
Ia. Wcck ana 81 Cit.l H~0 in this wee
."S' Year Following are rcturuq for mi
wcHH. With ucrcouire.a Of change abn;v
$500 '''7 "''h Ia
New York: S3.mi.s2tno: Increase AZ
nni,Hs" si!=la pJt: increase ass
l,os,9n. so; III 40: increas" AZ
San Francisco 80 SIS Oc6: incrc,.c a.
i.ni,,""nath' $3.50 "D. .'ncr"aEe. 2.S
cleveland. S.. 2it.plt ircron.a 9,
i,c'rp:i. ''3. -. 'tH' Iurrent. .Oi
Cincinnati SIS .,Gr G. inrrc,'.' n
Aiin"arolis. 81 a.S' On1: ,iccrc:sc "a
Los Angelo. so 100 "rj. incr.,..c y.
omaha. Si'.Er,0G !ucr,ssr II; TO-
ir,N.,'ir ,n""he; ~ &s no: Increase. 500
Louisville. tisltir igcr.n.. 80
Atlanta. s01:2,Vm. increase ,n
81 Paul. tit.ifo.Crn. ir.r"Ysn -
S"atu" slst".HId. Increase AZ.
pCrti"nd. ore. sI5.inJ 600. ,nc,c.so IN
R!chmond 50 1900. incro.e" r.. '"'
lionstnn. ,i36S7.cop i,icr,n".'. ~
l,or, Worth si2 ~ boo ,, ''Ir,,s"' ~
Providence. SI.l72.VJo: inc,,,.s, II
Washington. ID. e.. SiissG 900 nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
spring EvunEel,.tlc Camn,,-,.

nc baptist CHURCHES OF this city
are planning union evanSdistio
campaign. To begin on the first Sun
day IN April. The meetings will be
hcid in tent, with seating ca
paci;y of $500. and will be conducted
by Rev. l.. II. Scarborough, ID. D.. of
Fort Worth, Texas. president Of tho
Southern Baptist Theological Semin-
AIRY. The music will be under tho
direction OF Professor and Mrs l. Z.
Reynolds.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

:, oHi'AGo. Dcceinbsr 10 iioEe-R"csiut=
CO.; Easy 70 2 Geni: hovs y"s:erIsys
sino9 mixed al; a! SO 20: nc,vV ;.S ~
HG2:; rough, $3.50. t.i5 piss. s7:5TSsI0.
at'i" !'-CeiuiS. Sou: steady. M i've beor
a., i!"' SIGon si2 -. Western steers 81 90 d
s.u-'i st"ckcrs aud feeders. S;.;5g s. -: cows
Shs"p-it "ceiucs. ?gno: strong Wcth.rs
s. 20 q SIEGE: lambs. Sii - Il sl.sJ -
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RICHMOND LIVE srock MARKET
t,SaIe. pa Inlon Stockya rds.l

Richm"nd. va, December L. 1916.
ESport for week ending December II:
thcic" steers. -. to sd. medium TO good
l" y common 10 fair. 5i2 TO ca, Choice
n"ueGs. 81. 20 -. medium to good 81 10
-. common I" fair. -. TO 5,a Choice cows
L" ~; medium to good q, 10 -. common
!" thlr, I" ~: Best oxen. Gu 10 ~
:nca'pm to good. 81 TO 81. common to fair,
=. 10 80: heavy bulls. to -. light -; -,
~. Best calves, 10 To II: common IL 10 81
best hcaEy hogs: 1880: medium weight
- l" -. light. ia to o. Sows and sta rs
= 20 :, Best sheep. 80 to So. common 10
TAR. - y" o'2 Best lambs. 10 t" JCi.: com
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

.NEW NORM; peccmhcr l5-Raw tuSar,
steady. CcU'rituc-l. 81; InclssScS. SO: re-
lined, duh Butter hrut Cheese. Irregular
Suo' coroN. nr;ler: Rio IS. eisC. santos Is.
Buyin= by Tho South and "os; rs we'll
urtimistic attitude towards ncsca ,aii;.
SERTED 70 lift cottonseed OIL - TO - points.
but realizing sales reduced net gains 20 IS
rp!1ts T'UG"rS IN barrels. Total Saies.
= !" eIrrc.s n" market closed arm SPOT.
l. - bid: December. HAS 4 l. o.. January
and Tc3guorr. = ioItl2E. March. :: So Il Il. 81.
!. Il " I" u .luLN II Il n
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SEARCH BEING MADE
FOR MISSING YOUTH.
Left lSffiwiddic Farm in Buggy, and
Has Not Been Seen
Since.
PUSHING WORK ON ROAD,
Baptist Churches OF Petersburg Are
Making Plans for Evangelisuc
Campaign to Begin on the First
Sunday in April.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

PETERSBURG. VA, December l6.-
Franklin bradbury, tcn-year-old
orphan boy. adopted from the Chill
dren's Home, in Richmond. by Mrs.
n. l.. PEBBLES. OF Dinwiddie County
hVc miles from Petersburg, was sent
from the farm with a horse and buggy
TO the city yesterday to meet a men,
Der Of the family. Nothing since has
been seen or heard Of the boy or team,
and search is being made for Them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
New Public Road.

The Chesterfield road force is push
ing work on the new road along the
electric line between Swift Creek and
Chester. When completed, the road
VIII shorten the distance from Pc
terSburS considerably and Will i'm
prove the property along the electric
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NANAI. STORES

SANSNNAH; GA, Decenib"r !5-'rurpcn-
IT. ~, r MN. 49, -i,l"s 3:' casks :ecc!p,s
.o' casks fcs!n. firm: sales 81 barrels.
r"fI"ipts. IS" barrels: shiom"rts 40 Bar
I.lN stnck x. :l.i,, barrels quote. A. u
S,' p e., F.. -. Il. 6.2o: T. Cps: X 6a5
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.


NhW noEN: December i5.--Fecvo= steady
= y 80 a sios bull S5cons I75: cows
,sC1lves.-. tirm. ve.Is siooa1.l;.co: cu,ls
Sis,a $50 e.rnnart calves. $500 500. In
d. StVp a 800; NcSrluES. Si5NS' G. -
Sfeen and lambs firm sheep. t550Ti s. -:
Sg Snfr $50: lambs. sll.5gg. sli0o. ellis
6, H@ss tteody Light. to heavy. $1,000
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PETERSBURG rEAHI..r ,,.pxrr

'iIHn1rtcd by Rodgers. Drummer & CO. Inc :,
rETERSBuKG. VA. D"c.mbcr l5@Sr.n
i nE,r;ar.n"rS stock Market wcak siau
!. NrR!hias- Farners' stocit-Markct STEADY
Fancy Jumbo, &c pcr mound: Extra primo,
s.." per pound; prime. 3i2c per mound: she'll
ins stock. 30 TO 3tc per hound
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CHICAGO GKNIS MlRKET.

lily ,AFb, HI. December I.-Rcpnrts
sG@5 Hs.u ds95 as and ns"ce threw
cling resulted In iosss, that jIs, i.forr
IN" en-" %, the day amounted TO iG,.c a
: Y.'s tor May ana $l3i.. 10 sia@t FOR
~. Vim IN" innrkct ga a whole loi.c "a
, 5'trbLck OF sc {" &c. and oa,s. OF 2i,c 70
=. - fo'!S!OnS wound up with gains at l,c
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
cnrrnM nnnnc

NnN YORK. December Il Cotton Goods
were steady TODAY. with The cNrcptiGu ar
= lew lines Of print "!oth4 Yarns we're
IN; Ter ana si"*dtcr. Wool markets we're
hirhcr Ready to- wear lines were rnoder
ally active for spring and for winter re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

Fire. catching in the ceiling. this
morning slightly damaged the double
tcnam"nt house in ST. Matthew Street.
occupied by Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Pc
tcrSou
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Richmond. Va. December Is. Y,
GO. K. Curri. & Coz

DINO
iouiiry-, hick"ns and hens In splendid de-
maui, In Tact al poultry selling good and
i!hfE"t hCtt'". EEEs-AIarkct stronger. Live
SIo. MhiE't ~ very good shape under
iEht receipts N'als ar" very scarce and
wnE,"d TIL" general market is good ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks IN Ne1v Vol

Sales Stock
300 hlliS- Chalmers ...t.
LEGO Chalmers. Tcd. ...
LEGO Am AEr. Chem. com.
lao" Am. Bee; SUGAR, com. =.
soc American Can ....
300 Am. Can. ptd.
-. 100 Am. Car and Foundry.
500 American Cotton oil
a,l"r Am. Hide and Lear. ptd
Loo American Liusced OIL.
ir.ior American Loco. ......
American Loco. pfd
16.l0o American Smelling ....
American Snuff. com.
200 American Sugar "
l.aou Am. Tel. and Tel. Co.
200 Ain. Tobacco. com. 49,.
Am. Tobacco. ptd. ......
1900 Am. Writinc Paper, pid
5000 American Zinc .
S6.SHo Anaconda Copper $500,
i.ioo AtrhiSon .....
500 Atlantic Coast Line
y. {. l.. OF CT. Ealto }
800 Baltimore and Ohio.
Loo bethlehem steel. com.
500 Bethlehem Steel. pfd. -.
cl.5oo Baldwin Loco. .......
1000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
o%.5o0 Central Leather. com.
400 Canadian Pacific ....
EGO California Petroleum
'.9oo Chesapeake and Onto.
Loo Chicago Great Western
i.t00 Chi. Great Western. MD
l.lrn Chi. Mil. ana -. Paul.
$500 CvuCihir Steel cor. com
200 Cruciblo steel. MD
l5.lop Colorado Fuel and iron
Colorado ana Southern.
SS.l"o Corn Products. com. ...
lo.ion pistiilerS ..............
500 Dome Mines ..........
li.ooo Eric Observation-Disclosures.
$500 Erie, LIST pfd.. ........
200 Fed. Min. and SIN. pfG
!.20e General Electric .......
ZOO GouGrich. com. .......
SO" Great Northern. pfd.
500 Great Northern or. CTS
Hrb Illinois Central ....
5n.S"r Inspiration copper 80.
SEQ lnterhoro-Cors. com.
zoo -cous.. ptd.
$500 Int. Ner. Mar. com
7o,io0 Int. MGR. Mar. ptd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-16

MARKET CONDITIONS
hccSipti or arples light. demand unusually
T. ,"'lio's SCHfcc- good quality bring
ana vegetables " - "
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-26
FAITH.

/ ifs dom know eff de cohnTl grow,
But I plants hit fist de same;
I jis' don't know eff de windIl blow,
But watch and pray,
An reap an SOW,
And de sun, be rise,
And the rfbber flow,
An de good Lawd know nay name.
I jis' can't tell eff de cotton sell,
But tolls ON jes' de same;
De birds they build where de spring
Gapowed,
An they know enough for a rainy
spell,
An dat's lots more dan dey gwine ter
tell
An de good Lawd know my name.
So ] watch an pray as I goes my
way,
An I tolls on jes' de same;
De rose Is sweet, but de rose can't
stay,
But I'm mighty glad when Il blooms
my way;
De night fall dark, but de Lawd send
day,
An de good Lawd know my name.
), Frank L. Stanton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-26
For Croup--Mothers--
Always Keep This Handy

The gay OF enc Group scare is over
for those parents who wisely 6eep
E01eyT honey ana %aR Compound In
the home ready 3or instant use.
Mrs. Chas. Reitz. Aliens Mills. Pa,
writes: Il have used FoIey's Honey and
Tar Compound for the past eleven years
and would not be without 40. 1t has
saved me many q doctors bill for colds
and Group.
II toward nightfall the little ones
grow hoarse and croupy, il their breath
Ing becomes wheezy and stuffy, give
them Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Many a careful mother has been able to
ward OF an attack Of spasmodic Group
by tts timely use.
q If you are awakened By the hoarse
brassy cough that means Group, give
Foieyss Honey and Tar Compound ct
once. It Will ease the little sufferers
and soon they will have easy breathing
and peaceful quiet sleep.
ykk%Every User Us O Friend.
DALEMBERTE'S PHARMACY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-26
PEOPLE Euents'
By Celia MyroVer Robinson.

McCasdIl, and in the dining-roon de-
nghtful fruit frappe and cake were
served by Misses Catherine Whita
and Myrtle Chisholm.
Miss Thompson wore a handsome
red satin gown, beaded in jet; Miss
White was elegantly gowned in black
chiffon over white silk with velvet
bands and jet trimmings; Miss Bessie
White wore a pretty black and white
silk; Miss Saunders was gowned in
Belgian blue crepe de chine; Mrs. p.
Fl. Miller wore dress of blue char
meuse and serge; Mrs. Harley Cav
thon was dressed in lovely gray
crepe de chine.
During the afternoon and evening
more than sixty guests were received.
Delightful music was rendered by
Mrs. Cawthon and Mrs. Ell. G. Parker.
Many beautiful gifts were received by
the bride. 0ut~of-town guests were
Mesdames Fl. c. Parker and NJ. King,
of Bombay, Fla
The cutting of the wedding cake
was an occasion of much merriment
and appropriate games were played
throughout the evening.