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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
RICHMOND WMEs- DISPATCH: TUESDAY, DECEMBER s. 1916

known as 7@s North ninth street. No.
vcmbcr .. 1915; 5000.
mond. u by irregular depth. west
lin. OF Fifth Street. near corner OF
Eitth an! Arch Streets. July 10. 1916:
q. b. Jones. 'Jr.. to J. l.. Christian
ct ais. "a IL by I25 fee, west line OF
Ihirty-ihird Street 100 feet south Of
street. November II. 1916; tax. 81:
j. J.. Camp to Annie NJ E;dmundson,
iot - IN square IN Highland Park.
October 10. 1915: s425.
Charles T.. Shepherd ct ux To Davis
Bro,hers. Inc. 20 % by 80 feet. known
as 272l Floyd Avenue. November l..
1916 tax. S5.40: SO
heii' 10 ll-i2 By Us feet west line Of
Mulberry stress, go feet south OF
Grove Avenue. December /. 1916: tax,
G,ompany. inc. esxis2 fee, cast line %, Of
S West street. l4o3-i feet north Of
tax. $50: $40 49,
Davis Brothers. Inc to Charles Il.
5f o", 20 feet ; - inches by III
NOV, raber /. 1915; tax. So: $40 e"'e
Ii!n"thT T. q; llahan ct ny. to Rcnato
,tas' cn"rGhi e; ais. tiX67 - feet west
1916 $500
Roland Park Corporation 20 Guy t.
Mosby. 4iNloa feet southwes, line Of
1916: tax. 81: $40.
Jacob ". Wilbur ct ux. to Sadie
;. SkcSE:. lots 1Si and lS7 in the plan
81 HE3okiand Terrace. June 90. 1876
tax. 80 cents: $40.
y 9. Andrews TO a. l.. Sharp lots
aud . In block G in the plan Of
narhland November -. 1916: tax.
$3.50: 81"
Ta% Title Company Of Richmond to
Elizabeth Jones. 2G%7c feet. known as
no f%icr street. August 10, 1914: 500
ANNE IIaw ct Viz 20 Lille Fitzpatrick
- - by 400 IL feet. on Ladies Mile
Road. February D. 1916; SI00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
BIG GAIN IN REVENUE
Earnings Of a.. :. a g.. I'rn;u Freight
Traffic Iurrchsr 81 Per Cent
over Inst lenr.

HEAVY inCrcasc il ~. frcig!; ,~aiic
handlrd by IL" Richmond. frcdcricks
burg and Potomac Eailronh Company il
shown by Tho statement OF earnings
IL that railroad f'r tn month Of Oc-
tobcr. mad" public Yesterday al tn,
-ensrai Offices in this .ity. Reysnurs
from the transportation Of ireigh, dur
in- Tn" month pf October aggregated
siG5.fSl. which Was an increase ~
sSc,oS7 OF nearly Sc per cent
Total revenues from all sources dur
ing the month We're $@95.S1A. Increasing
S10.'35 over last DC obcr, with expenses
Of slh3,ola, which wa. also AN increas,
cf si1.i!9 The net operating revenue
amounted 10 Sll0,1j5, a gain OF scj.G3.
AND after all other deductions there
WAS net income OF Sij.42o. which was
AN increase OF s?so46. OF nearly SO per
cent
Revenues for the Your months OF Tic
current fiscal year aggregated sl.l71. :
ioi. increasing s26s,6S7 over the same
4->ericI OF last year, with expenses uf
Sh'6t'. gain OF Slll.o+3. Not In
come for The period was S35i.lsS AN
increase OF ,l52."9s over the same
period OF last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
If FOOD DISAGREES
DRINK HOT WATER

When food lies like lead in the
stomach. and you have that uncom-
Portable. diStended feeling. it is be-
tause or insufficient blood supply to
the stoinacll. combined with acid and
rood fermentation In such cases try
the plan now followed in many hos
pitals and advised by many eminent
physicians of taking u teaspoonfui OF
pure bisurated masnesia in half 4
glass OF water. as hot as you can com.
tortably drink it. The hot water
draws the blood to the stomach and
the bisurated magnes!a. as any phy-
stefan can tell you. instantly neutral
ICES the acid and stops the food fer
mentation; Try this simple plan and
YOU Will be astonished at the imme.
diatc feeling of relief and comfort that
always follows the restoration OF the
normal process OF digestion. Peopl"
who find it inconvenient at times Ia
secure hot water and travellers who
are frequently Obliged to take hasty
meals poorly prepared. should always
take two or three flve-grain tablets OF
b!surated MaSnesia after meals to pre-
acid III their Stomach.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
SEABOARD EARNINGS
,Sct for October Makes Gain Of stnS0GJ
Over same Month OF Inst
Hear.

cross earnings of the Scaboard Air
Line Railway Company for the month
of October aggregated s2,29o,Tg7. as
compared with S1,974095 for the same
inouth OF last year. showing an in
crease OF s3lSI02. according TO tieures
made public yesterday. willie opcrat-
ing expenses and taxes Increased
sl90G3S. making the net earnings or
the month s6S3.Ga4. which was gain
rof si2S.o64 over October OF last year.
For the four months OF the current
fiscal year the gross earnings Of The
Seabonrd aggregated s7.902,94a as
against $'.o5I,IS4 for the same period
OF last year. showing "a gain of s9a5.165
Operating expenses for the period in
creased S73".S66. leaving net earnings
OF s1.a13.6oa, which was an increase
of S202.c99 over those Of a year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Associated Charities. annual meet
Ing. Room $50 Jefferson Hotel, 5::,B
O'ciOck.
congressional tnIOn for woman
ssnn1nEc, sale OF fancy articles, ii1
i:nst ISrOnd street.
N0mnn's Club, concert by Miss
Hrirn Stanf"y nnd MuSicInns' CLUB
III ttichmond. S:IJ O'Clock.
Joint conference ON print pupcr by
committees from Sirs;nln Pros. As
s"riatIon and North Caroiinu Press
t"s0r:afion, Murph,'s Hotel, 3:3o
o'clock.
i'"ani>lin school. addresses on
>choO! as *0ctni center, ). II. don't
conner! and II. y. Settle. . o'clock.
Acudcm! Observation-Disclosures" S..D.
BIJOu-'ihc Woman iIc Married;
matinee. 2,:O; night, $40.
Lyric-POpular vaudeville; mfti-
nee, 81 night. 1870 nnd u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
UNIFIED STATES CIncu1r cnunr.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals rccouvened yesterday morning
At 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
Pritchnrd, Knapp and Woods. and Dis
trict Judge Rose in ATTENDANCE.
Case argued yesterday:
No. i4S?--Bis Vein Pocai.ontas Com
Dany, a foreign corporation. plaintiff in
error. VS.. Sallic =. Rcpass administra-
triN of the estate of Charles Rcpass.
deceased. defendant in error. Error to
the District Court at Roanoke. Argued
by ID. Lawrence Groncr. of Norfolk for
the plaintiff in error. and by William
g: Werth. of Norton, and William Fl.
Wcrth. OF Tazewel, for the defendant
in error, and submitted
Case in call to-day:
No. 1i.%-Nliddleton & Company APP
pellant, w. Henry q. Harrison. ma ST err
OF ,he Steamship Appam. appellee. APP
To be argued by -. Lawrence Groner,
Of Norfolk. for the appellant. and by
MeSsrs. Hughes Nandeventer. of Nor
folk. fof the appellee.
Admitted to practice: William G.
Werth, OF Norton. was admitted to
PRACTICE as an attorney and counsellor
in this court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
PLEADS GUILTY TO BiGAMY
William u. Woody. at DnnvIIIe, Sen
fenced to Three Year. In
Penitentinry.
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.I

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
DANNlLLE. VA. December twill
liam H. Woody, who many years ago
came to Danville from Oklahoma and
operated one Of the first moving pic
ture theaters In this city. to-day plead
ed guilty In the Corporation Court to
bisamy, and was sentenced to three
Gears in the penitentiary.
The oldest defendant that ever has
faced the bar in the local courts in the
memory OF its officers also pleaded
guilty to-day. Daniel Jones. aged sew
cnty-eight. admitted picking the peck IT
of George Newman, a farmer, on the
street here several weeks ago Judge
peat:oSs gave him the minimum sen
tence-one year---but later suspended
his sentence. Jones left for Hopewell
where his wife Is ILL.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
New York Curb Market.

MEW YORK. December t;-Tradins ,,n tho
'urb to-day opcncd with tho usual Monday
~ n,or IN as,iyit;. lu, u soon aied down
w IN. general market. and NpcCia!ticS Fur
ni,hed ABOUT tho "mly feature OF III, lay.
SShM.a. WIN cIosinE bids and asked pricCs
80 Aetns ss.py; 90 Comedian SHtioual
Gss hT'.. 100 Midy*le fa:, 1895: 20
Motors s0t. d ejs. IN, I'm on,.nir..t,n. tsa
"a; TO Standard o.! u Nov YORK ?i'Tf ~.
sD .osden Co. Refining, IL fljt. 400
,,;;" o.n 81 Gas common. ii,7 Giiss 1870
Federal on. shaI 400 Mcrtopoiitnn Pctro-
gun. .Gs: lthor Oklahoma OH common 10
III; l60o Con.olids,.d Arizona Sm"i,In.;
iam ri6a 2N 200 Col!ncld cor... tSNoo. 7oJ
JuInbo tEtcnsion. "a -: ..tGD Mckinley Da--
'i "a, s 80 % L.9 N'gis.ing e'.g.', 900
oaonah Ersension j -l5at iSl5; 1000 BG
300 Mother Lode. :gI cGn
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Battery Court.

lots 4? and 20. block +. Battery Court
December |. 1916. $1,000.
w. r. sullivan, trustee. to s. Il. Per
kinson. Jr., ct uX., 50Xll0 feet north line
Addison and Wallace. November -.
1916. $500.
Charles \. Crawford. trustee. to Alien
6. Andrews. 100X125 feet west line OF
Momtrosc Avenue, November -. 1916.
Eldridgc. "a i-ixiI0 feet north Inc Of
Broad street. at Thirty-fourth street.
December 4, 1916 S2,240
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
l NErED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Allan :. Wright. Of this city. filed a
petition in voluntary bankruptcy yes-
terda% IN The United States District
Court. placing his liabilities at so3a01S
ana his assets at nothing. Among his
creditors ar" =. s. Wright, Of South
Richmond. VINO is indorser on note
for $500. and the Standard Oil Com
panS for S4GS
Ralph NJ. Carey. a mechanic. OF Hope
well. nlcd petition placing his TIA
biiities at $3.50 and his assets at s65,
which he claims to be exempt.
l.: !. Turner, of Richmond nlnd u
notice OF bankruptcy His liabilities
are 1881. and he las no nssets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05

Tuesday evening. the business scS-
sions viii b> held mt tho Hotel Roa-
nckc and will continue through Thurs
uay. while the apple exhibits will he
on display until SATURDAY.. They ;r.
dude 1000 plates. 800 boxes and zoo
n2rrclS OF fruit Cash prizes offered
IcgrcGate over $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
RICHMOND LIVE srOCK MAnKEr,
tSales at Union StoChy.rdJ
Rlr h ifInnl IN DnInnl..I L

tSales At Union StUCliy .rdl
Richmond. Va. December !. 1915.
,HSSnort Tor the wccit ending Eovcmb"r :;
'noice stecrs. to az: medium TO good. !:
$3.50: common to fair AZ To ~. Choice
neneTs. to ~; medium to good. -. to ~: ::
tfo ~ medium TO good. -. TO 51,: common To-
to good. 81 to 81: common :" fair. : TO ~:
, meiEyy bulls 6% to Gn: liknt.t to ~. ioSi
Ives. 10 TO II. common. ~ 20 Ga 'S.St
inshvy hogs. 1916: medium weight. ~ 20 Is,
. ihEnt. on TO g: sows and stays. to ). lest
SsneeD or to Gb: common 10 fair. -, 70 ~
sSst lambs. 10 to io's common TO t,ir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
Virginia FRUIT GROWERS
WILL HOLD CONVENTION

iSpcciai TO The Times pispatch.I
T;OANOK r, VA, December with
more than 500 exhibits OF the frest
apples grown in Virginia on display.
tie twenty-first annual conventions Of
the Virginia State Horticulture Society
VIII open at tho auditorium here on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
NAVAL. S.r1nES

NAVAL STORES
,1, arn s5 S 81; D Ss,Ss. 49, %s!oT@ "a
lS",n,s, 623 casks: shipmcn,s - ctsI,s. stnr'..
80 casks. Rosn. nrn: sales. l..9s L.,'-
To- r; 'eceipts; ESQ bnrrels: shipment. nom:
tt,,"'E' ososo barrels. oiOtc: y. r.. T.. %.
NJ. 60, x. G15: Nc 90 WW .,.p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.
even Deeds of Release. Amounting IN
q

N7,N.2.
w. +. Eedd. trustee. TO T. !. Parrish
81 IN. lot -. block n, t;intc,. Park
November s. 1916 $3.50
SitterdinS and Boxley. trustees. to
william H. Jackson, ioXl0O feet north
Dinetn street. November !, 1916. $3.50.
ChsWning & Boxley. trustees. 80 VII
liam Emmett Brown. 3lXl65 feet south
inc Jackson Street. Ill feet east OF st
refer street December .. 1919. tl,o7"
NJ. u. walker. trustee. 10 L. 4. uerald
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PETERSBURG rkANuI, MARK -,

fi"nortel by Rodgers. Piunimcr a Co IrcJ
PETERSBURG. VA. December l-:l.u
c.h- Farmers ntOcE--Morkct ouict Scw
s'S%sk ;l.:5 ,Mer bushei.
NiTEllihS Farmers StoCi-siariss' r-nI
Nc~ stock: Fancy Jumbo, a. per round:
"Sta prime. aSG per pound: prime. sc
per pound; Smelling stock. 81 TO ..,c per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05

Hastings Court:
Arthur u. Mohler and Wcrta Temple
Fowlkes
David II. Leyshan and Madeline Rob.
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HENRICo DEED or TRUST.

Thomas II. James ct I'm to George
r. Haw. trustee, 2S.23 acres at Dee
Bottoms. on the James River. Dccem
her ., 1916; $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
L92GQG
i.Ocul Rainfall

taIniall last twenty-four hours. Non,
i'.hcicnc% IN rainfall since March
t.hcit"cy in rainfall since Ian
uary l ................ %:
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Judgment for Sl.432 was entered yes
teFdaN in IN" city Circuit Court in
favor CT Joseph. inc, Of New York.
against Gilmore -. Hotchkiss Jr.. of
this city. Tho amount WAS paid II,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
he Weather
,FurnIsI,cd bv u. 5. wenthrr nurcau.L
i'orcca.t: virginia
wcnthcr IItircau.b

Showers und con-
tinucd warm Tues
day; Wednesdays far.
IirObHbi. hat
cooler NJ night.
North CarUIinu-
showers Tues I'd 81 y,
warmer cast portion;
w g Il II crd ny fnir,
cooler west portion.
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HusTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Deeds of Release. \

s3,9DO.
y. l.. Adamson ct ais. trustees, to
Edward l.. DeRaisne, lot ). square s.
and lot $. square 49, Burfoots Addition
November IS. 1915. $500.
\. L. Adamson ct ais. trustees. to
Hattie F.. Bangle, 32Nl65 feet north line
OF Hull Street. November 80. 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
HEARICO TRANSFER.

One Deed of Bargain and S,,c-
Amounting TO $3.50.
Martha Jane Murphy - vir to Daniel
Lacy Murphy, lot in block y in sec
ton in the plan OF Highland Sprinos
building Lots. August II, 1916: taX,
30 cents: So. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
BUILDING PERMITS.
Ono Building Permit. Amounting to

T.. &. White. to erect frame garage
cast side of Virginia Avenue. between
Home and Roberts Streets, to cost Si2o
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uuSTINt.s TRANSFER.
Que Deed of HnrHnin and Sulr. Amount

Hattie T.. Bangle ct vir to John b.
Swart"oU'. 32Nl6o feet north line of
Hull street. between Eighth and Ninth
streets. November 10, 1916; tax. S3.20;
$40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
'uANCEnY TRANSFERS.
sixteen Deeds Of BnrEain and sale,
Amounting to 81. ,IfD.

Mar J. Phillips Of ais 10 r. T..
Wells. -'Al,a3-+ feet north line Of
Floyd Avenue. known as le2. Floyd
Avenue November -. 1916; $500
Harold ;. Bloomhcrg. special com
missioner. 20 Joseph DAVIS. iSNgo feet
vest line Of Carter Street, - feet
south of Taylor street. December :.
1916, s15J.
N. l.. Norvell ct w. 10 John :.
lowell all land and improvements
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I.ocnI Ob.cr>ntIon, n, G

Temperature. IS; humidity. IS: wind.
uir"cNoh, south; wind. velocity. 10
miles. weather. cloudy.
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HusTINGs DEED OF TRusr


John r. Swartwout ct ux TO Robert
| r. Henly ct ais. trustees, 3oxl6J feet
north line of Hull Street. November
I 90, 1916; $3.50
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HENRICO RELEASE DEED.
One Deed Of Relense, Amounting to
81 ,0SO.

Griffith. 2.l0I acres on the Hermitage
Road. paralleliuR LabuInum Avenue
November 20. 1916. $3.50.
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Markets

Continued from Sixth PagcD
siI1oH !l335: cults. ss30ntsivbU
.an9Ss. higher at $93ofi $500: rtsa, $500,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses wer
issued Nesterday by the clerk OF lii
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-06
Union Man Proposes
To Arhitrate the Case

Edward McMorrow, executive commit
teeman of the Amalgamated Association
of Street and Electric Railway Employees
of America, in a statement Thursday,
suggests mediation as the means of
bringing to an end the street car strike
in Atlanta.
Mr. McMorrow suggests that a com
mittee from the citizens committee or
the Georgia Railway and Power COM
many meet with a committee either from
the Atlanta Federation of Trades or the
street car employees union for the pur-
rose of discussing the situation which
now exists.
There are two sides to this q1es-
ton" declares Mr.. McMorrow. Both
the company and the striking employees
Rave their rights. We are asking the
right to organize. Such a right is con-
atitutlonal and cannot be arbitrated.
Still there are other sides to the con-
troversy which could be submitted to a
board of arbitration to be appointed by
the conference I propose.
THE street car employees want to or
ganize for the purpose Of improving
their working and living conditions.
They are human beings and have as
much right to bring up their children
under improved conditions as any one.
"Our organization does not approve
Of rioting or disorder of any kind and
the local instances of such will be found
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-06
ACIDS IN THE SYSTEM

Acids accommodating in the system in
excess, poison the blood and cause a
great variety of diseases, affecting the
skin and other mucous surfaces, the
heart and arteries, brain and general
nervous system, joints and muscles.
Some of these diseases are Rheuma-
tism in its many forms, Catarrh,
Eczema, Hives, itching and burning
of the skin, dizziness, mental depres-
sion and a variety of other ailments.
You must eliminate the acid from
your system and purify your blood
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-06
GRAND JURY EXPECTED
TO FIND INDICTMENTS
ON CHARGE OF RIOTING
CONTINUED from Page one.)

and Hapeville lines, where service was
stopped about o'clock on account of a
demonstration by a crowd in East Point
CAUSE OF DISTURBANCE.
From all accounts, it appears that an
outbound Hapeville car was stopped by
the crowd at East Point. and E. Stanton,
a conductor doing guard duty on the car,
Jumped off and grabbed hold of a youth
in the crowd by the name of Robert
Woodbury..
This infatuated the crowd and trou-
BILE was about to break loose when older
citizens with cooler heads persuaded
the more violent strike symphatizers to
let the county police take Stanton in
hand Several county police officers ar
rived on the scene in few minutes,
and took Stanton, together with the
crew of the halted car, to a power
company substation between East Point
and Atlanta. The crowd followed and
gathered around the substation in a
threatening attitude. Sheriff Mangum
went out with an automobile load of
deputies and dispersed them. After
that no more cars passed through East
Point during the night, and Hapeville
and College Park were thereby cut off.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Paschal. who resides
near Ormewood was hit by a stone
thrown through a Soldiers Home car
on the Fair street curve at 7:45 o'clock
Wednesday night. The rock struck her
in the chest and she was cut by broken
glass.
A list of attempts to interfere with
street cars Wednesday night as given
by the starters office, is as follows:
Boys threw rocks at South Decatur
and Soldiers Home cars at Faiths
crossing.
Rocks thrown at Luckie street car at
corner Of Hemphill avenue and Tenth
street.
Track creased at Hunnicutt and
Luckie streets.
Rocks thrown at Third street and
Hemphill avenue.
Rocks thrown at Decatur street and
Boulevard.
Rock thrown thorugh car on Hemp
hill avenue near Tenth street
Rocks thrown at College Park car at
Campbellton road.
Rock thrown at Soldiers Home car
on Fair street curve, striking Mrs. Pas
chall.
Track creased at South Pryor street
and Woodward avenue.
Rocks thrown and track CREASED on
Magnolia Orme street line, causing dis
continuance of service after 8 o'clock
Wednesday night.
Wedges driven into rail points on
Lakewood line on jefferson street be-
tween Washington and Crew streets.
Wedges seen in time to prevent derail-
ment.
Rock thrown through car at Edgewood
avenue and Boulevard.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-06

before you can be rid of your trouble.
S. S. s. has been purifying and nour-
ishing the blood for over half a CEN
fury. 1t is also a very efficient tonic
and being purely vegetable, it is the
most efficient agent known in the
cleansing of the blood and toning up
of the system.
Call for it at your druggists and
don't accept a substitute. If special
medical advice is desired write Med
ical Department SO, Swift Specific Co,
Atlanta. Ga
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-06

to have been the work of irresponsible
parties connected in no manner with the
union.
I'VE want to settle this matter peace
fully and L believe a meeting of such
committees, as I propose, after consid-
ering the situation calmly and rational
ly, will arrive at an adjustment fair to
all parties.
There is a feeling here that outsiders
nave interfered in the matter. We came
here at the earnest solicitation of en-
ployes Of the company who have been
petitioning US for years to help them
organize and improve conditions"
Mr.. McMorrow adds that if the prop
osition to arrange a conference between
committees is not satisfactory that he
would be willing to meet personally any
official of the power company for the
purpose of endeavoring to reach an ad-
iustment.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-06
Strikers Summoned
To Make DISPOSITIONS

Sixty-eight subpoenas were being
served Thursday morning by Deputy
Sheriff Dan Goodlin to members of the
newly-organized street Garments union
summoning them, on October IL at
$50 a m, to the Office of Deputy Clerk
d. o. Swift to make dispositions in con-
nection with the Injunction against the
strike, secured by the Georgia Railway
and Power company Saturday night.
These dispositions will be produced in
court when the injunction case comes
UP for trial on October IA.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-06
Grain
, By Associated Press.)

by Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-Wheat prices ran up TO
high level today. The advance followed an
nOuncement that the drought in Argentina re-
manned unbroken. Bullish traders put great
emphasis the smallness of the United States
surplus and the increasing European de-
mand. The opening, which ranged from yes
terday's finish to 1c, with December at Sl.59b
a1.60la and May at SISSY d1.59h, was fol-
lowed by only a moderate reaction from the
initial top prices.
Additional gains was scored In wheat in con-
sequence of foreign and se9bOard and exporters
buyers futures here, but later the market was
given a sharp setback owing to heavy profit
taking by holders. The close was unsettled
y 10 lie net higher, with December at 100 4
and May at 1914.
Larger demand helped corn. A fair bulge.
however, resulted in a decided enlargement Of
offerings. After opening A@1ac higher the
market tended to sag.
In subsequent dealings, corn took up
ward swing despite weakness wheat, 1t was
said British ships hereafter would be alloed
to carry greater proportion Of corn than has
been the case OF late. Prices closed strong
atlh to ~ net advance.
Oats hardened with other cereals. Trade,
though well divided.
Shorts and packers buying carried provis-
ions up grade. The chief incentive 10 purchase
was an upturn in the value of hogs.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following the ruling prices in the
exchange today: