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NAVAL, STORES

SAY a\NAH. GA, Juno 7-Turpentine
'rnl' eofr !ots: sales coz casks: receipts. l.925
EtFEs. shipments, none stocks, 81 e: en- SKIS
koSin. hrm: safes. 67S barrels: rccc;pts AS
barrels: shipments, bland; stock, 12,7N bar
r. $ quote: ~. b, i.S= c. -. e 4 On. =
!, o.'e Ep5o3: G. H. sou. ff5i0: I. SO: X 40:
W. 5.5: y, J.icI $50; VIC SIS: WV. $40
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'sales at Union Stockyards.l

r-. - wv lrt1UIu, a., Juno Z, 19lF.
report Tor the week ending Juno s. 1876:
10 SO: common to fair to III Rest
heIers. to st5: medium, to good. 81 to ~:
~ medium to good. 6,s to els: common to
.air; to g. Best oxen. Z to 7ia: medium 10
Soou' D 10 .; common to fair 5 to 6; bulls
10 ~ Best calves. 20 10: medium to
sooo' to stz. Best hogs, 2: light. To 81:
COWS and stags. to ) Best sheep sA ~
{; common 10 fair, to 81 srrins lambs. /,
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No" June REPORTS OF German
,'I'''aT' r"""rses were taken ns rretcxt
i"r d a"'!ng Gri"e to-day in the wheat mar
"Sl hs!t, ~ result the market closed
r.H-, Nita ju!Y At i.'iA, ini nia.. aud Sep
.,''b'r ~ l.'A-. Corn finished ar the sans
"S Sest"rcIy'S wind-up. oats, !. cen, 20 y
On, on ana iEov:s onS at an advance Of -
I."sinE Whcat.-.Iuiy. lc;,:: Sop,ernhcr.
-, C23oo ; ,o's. September. $50 Caiq
49, W.: september. 3Si5. Pork-Juv
srt"Mtny' J! h!hs--July. 800; Scptcm .
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hammer How long Petersburg will
hold out remains to be seen, but II Is
said that something like 100000 pounds
still arc 10 be sold
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THURSDAY. JUNE Is. 1916,
Mt = p NJ

THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1916,
at p. NJ,
that valuable two-story brick store
building with lot fronting IS feet 7
inches more or less on the north side
of Broad Street. between Henry and
and beginning at point about III feet
! inches from the west line of Henry
street and extending back between
paraiiel lines las feet more or less to
an alley 6 feet wide.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, and the
residue in three equal instruments at
FOUR, eight and twelve months from
ton Of the purchaser, with legal In
terest thereon from tho day Of the sale
% their respective dates OF maturity
added; the title to said property to be
retained by the court as security for
said deferred payments, until the whole
of the purchase money is paid and a
conveyance is ordered by the court
y. W. BENNETT
Executor
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BOND LIST

ans!o-Frerch IS ................ ........... 1i.;
Atlantic Coas. Line lst s. ............. -
4. c. LII. and Y 4s...... ~ sf
f. G. l.. cv. IS baltimore th!dt.... Q,
Chesapeake and Ohio con new is. 81.
Siggett and Myers 7s................ 1856:
NercantileMarine AIS CUTS ...... . ir,-,
Norfolk and Western cv +..s....... Il:
Statoard Air stamped 4s....... ~.
sea board Air Limo adj IS . 90,
southern Railway S.. ...... ~
s-1!s haiiM"N u.s.. .,.....,... ;olt.
n.. s,n.cS I.eElSt"Tcd IS. 1870 thic1 .. 49,.
United States REGISTERED IS. iHis thidi lOi
united States Registered Is. 1915 did. Tioa,
!; 5 Registered Panama Is. l."jl ,oiGr. iU2
Cnted States Stae! 5S...... .0i-.
Va Brown Bros. Observation-Disclosures. "a
va-Car. Chemical Co. 5s.......... gsi.
Va Car. Chemical GO. Cs..... N,
a RwN. and Power Co (askcdD . ans
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PETERSBI-KG pEAv1-r 49,

MARKET
'kep0T,rd by Rodgers. Plummer & CO. Incl
IA ~. rEs suRG. Va. June 7.-Snanish-
teT.ns sl.o5; holders asking. slIc.
NirSinias-Farmcrs' stock-Markct firm,
80! "wnoo &c per pound: fancy hand.
plckcd &C per pound; extra primo. an :,
per mound; prime. 3Ic per pound; sheliing
stock. pa "a Sc per pound ''"s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. June cotton goods ,v.r,
Eien..ra,y quiet to-day. Yarns were f,s,n
r,lit k"ods Tor spring were active. Con-
csrtcrs are beginning. to clean up their ,oI a
or wash goods and white goods.
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NEw YokK rnon1.cr nAun,.e

NV FJFN- Juno I.-.RaV euvlr CI.,,.
ctnrifuEaL ..@I refined ouie, ru,,cr
nfme:: nheo>f steady. Spo, ,Drce o,sVi
no IS sS Santos 81. iGts '"'
Crge1: demand from shorts In rAar.hy 10.
i!ve!:es. inaplyed IL part 10y ;na uyo,o,l,S.,
strength 81 lard. served TO advance co,toI.
on. meal pr:eNs telur , 20 l. poir,s h,cbrr
for ola and 20 ! ilct h!SAc. Tor n.w cI.,,
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ceipts 1900 weak: native beef cattle $3.50
H>il.p: stockcrs and feeders, S60oT So SIS
LOWS and hcifers S3.15 a $3.50: calves. $500
Sll:.o: sheep: receipts, If, 600. weak; wethcrs
- - s 90 g $50: lambs s7.5OW slrl5: springs
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months Sales. ..ac' Tho market closed
s,cndy. SPOT. ll.oSGIlca: June. 6aT1tln:
Iniy. Iornaio.a5: August. i9eoTlo9s: sep
,er,ber. loac1ln94; October. 1a.o.I 1923; No
vor,hcI, s2l5923; December, 9.0SI9io: lam
rarv ?l0Gi9Ic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08

Acting under a decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court of the City of Richmond, in
the case Of Johanna Houcks. executor.
VS.. Augusta w Flanhart ct ais entered
on May II. 1916. the undersigned will
sell by public auction on the prem
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i.coS"-prcssec large haics.
Nli.l.FEEp
NEW TnKK LIVE .,IoCK MAX r,.1

'ow- 1c"as< o. CrIvss 70 800 ;, =.
= 49,: ."is {: BEG $50; ahia. mil LII,
J. ,-H .sL.' sheer and lambs et,,ry. 49,
,,,@ ~ - 'rl.. Sri1fSiao iiny. ,n,.o
.iS0' 70 heavy. &C. 2;G $3.50, rouch e n N''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08

We Will sell By auction. on the prem.
THURSDAY. June s. 1915.
at o'clock p. NJ,
me above mentioned valuable lot. ha--
ing a frontage of 1872 feet Incha. cr
Marshall Street and 1913 feet Inches
on Fourth Street. Several brick build
ings and four small stores are located
on the lot. There are many PURPOSES
Ior which this lot might be improved
An hphrtment-house for people OF mod
crate means would be the talk Of the
town. and IT Is also just the place for
seven or eight stores with fats abov.
to rent to people OF moderate means
which would find easy tenants and
make fine Investment. II is also q
me location for large commerciai
garage and salesroom
TERMS: One-fourth cash Satis.ac-
tory arrangements can be made for thu
balance FOR long time. as tho pur-
chasers desire.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
Auctioneers.
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STOCKS on CURB STEADY
TO STRONG IN SPOTS

LEV YORK. June 7.--stocks OF the curb
-ho'ors' under selling pressure, were weaLe1
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'liI" 20. .IVue 7-Yor.7 ol,. VI
.nH "u!". s"ih7tf - rrr. 4: cr ~. 90 " =.
=. grn ~ !'". heavy. s..oa{',o 800. ~
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commencement ro-s1orror.

commencement Tomorrow.
The first annual commencement OF
he Richmond Collegiate School for
Girls Will no held In the auditorium OF
the Woman's Club tomorrow morning,
nt II o'clock. The literary address will
1e delivered by DR.. Virginia C. Glider
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Commissioners Sale
of Lots in
Day Subdivision
Du Pont CITY

BY authority and under the dlrec-
tion OF a decree of the Circuit Court Of
Prince George County. Va, In the suit
cpment and Construction CORPORATION.
duly entered. we shall, az special COM
missioners appointed thereby. offer for
SAFE at public auction. on the prem
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE IL. 1915,
at II o'clock A. NJ,
twenty, nine lots. being all OF tho lots
IN block Is, Day subdivision, Du Point
City, Prince George, County. as shown
clerks office OF said county.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the sum OF Sc
3b6.67. with interest thereon from Jam
uary !, 1916, calculated to the date OF
the SAID sale, and the balance as fol-
lows: one-half within four months and
one-half when eight months from the
date OF the sale, the deferred payments
70 he evidenced by the bonds OF the
per cent interest from the date OF the
sale. and the title to the said property
TO be retained until the whole OF the
purchase money shall have been fully
paid. Or the purchaser may paw ali
cash At his option. or he may antici-
pate the deferred payments.
j. NJ. TURNER,
]. GORDON BOHANNOS,
Special Commissioners.
VirginIa-In the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court of Prince George
l. ", :, Temple. clerk of the crcul.
hereby certify that the bond required
OF the above named special commits
sioners by the decree mentioned above
approved by me and recorded
Given under my hand this 23th day
OF May. 1916.
w. D. TEMPLE. Clerk.
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Sales. stock.
zen Al!iS-ChalmerS
500 Aliis-Chalmcrs, pfd.
Am. Writing Paper. pfd
Am. Ayr. Chem. com
s.co Am Beet Sugar. com.
goo American Can
800 American Can. pfd.
l,l"o Am. Car. ana Foundry.
Am. Cotton Oil. ........
ZOO Am. Hide and Lear. ptd
COO American Linsced oil :.
1900 American Locomotive :.
Am. Loco. pfd. .......
200 American Smelling 49,.
American Snuff. com. -.
200 American Sugar .......
700 Am. Tel. and Tel. Co..
100 American Tobacco. com.
300 American Tobacco. pfd.
2.dco Anaconda Copper 400.
:lQo AtchiSon
200 Atlantic Coast Line. -.
\. G, l.. of Conn.
S.:b9 Baltimore and Ohio.
Rothle'm steel Co, com
200 Rethle'm steel Co, pfd.
l,Hho Baldwin Loco. .......
sac Brooklyn Rapid Transit
SEQ Central Leather. com. :.
H,5oG Canadian Pacific .......
zoo California Petroleum :.
100 Chesapeake and Ohio. :.
1000 Chicago Great Western.
400 Chi. Great Wetsern, pfd
l,Soo c. NJ. ana ST Paul. -.
6.i0o Crucibla Steel Cor. com
200 Crucihle steel, pfd
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and southern. i.
500 DistillerS
800 Corn Products, conn.,.
i,4G0 Dome Mines ...........
h''N' ERIE
l6o, Erie. LIST pfd, ......
Fed. Min and SIN. pfd.
General Electric .....
;.1n0 Goodrich, com. ......
1.2Gh Great Northern. pfd -.
2,in0 Great Northern ore cts
f,lo0 Illinois Central ........
600 lntcrboro Cons. ......
500 Interboro-Cons., pfd. -.
$500 Int. Mer. Mar, com. ctts
5?.o0n Int. Mer. Mar. pfd. ctfs.
800 Int. Paper, com. ......
600 Int. Paper. pfd. .......
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sleeve. dean of Barnard College, of
Columbia University. New York CITY,

Reward for Jnii-Breaker.
Governor stuart has offered re-
ward of $50 for the capture and deliv-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08

In execution OF certain deed Of
recorded I'm the clerks office OF the
Henrico Circuit Court In D. b. 1894,
page 42l; default having been made in
the payment OF the debt therein de-
scribed, and being instructed so to do
by the beneficiary. l will sell at public
auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1916,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ.
the following described property. tho
southern half OF lot II, the northern
half of lot 10 and all of lot 20 in block
rs In the plan of Chestnut Hill The
said property fronts 60 feet on the west
side OF Fifth Avenue. running back I40
feet to 20-foot alley
TERMS: Cash.
10. LANE STERN.
Trustee.
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COTTON aIiItKEIs

~ LI w AiANkEIS
Ne" YoRN. Jpno 7.-Thar. va.
ssn a,.!s on the cotton market du,in.
s"Ii,nr g., F'"'Tf with October contracts
i.;sa. ] ne genera list closed stoa1v a,',F Il.
s9'ahes o. II 70 Il points Vari:. r,,,, ~,
ar.a'ins on the advaric. In, 80 or
az l,nnt!oh. and Tho demand was ,nnr IN
we.,bo- I1Drt.H I" covering on uufa vora Ll.
rye short demane IL IN. sou,h,ya., mr." ac-
s cs,T ot IN" weekly summary Ia brirr n,,,
Livtrpoo! mad" steady sho.y,,-
-, 't."' E.' mere opened firm Il, an az.
~ points After reactions q. ? nv
n",n.a inc market stcndiod M, ,v,.l T
After the close abroad n. vaIu,ne ny sirh.r
nasier In,s. on. ana prices turned a sfndo
points -, w. ~, or h'ef 10 within a., :
rntrtci o, a., nsl nisht's closing Hrnre. rbc
nooH. The Increased cNIo.ii ~ ron1r, at'''i-
.ss,or f, ,ei.h 'or Nia} ana n lenDc ,h,.
mr o. raw material rom MI "s NJ.
ihnuan.E encouraged thc .dvanr.
t@rpers s, 'sSo saG'@ 'ah n mfnvo-ihlG Ia,y
tnfre points IN the Eastern ana ~, se,n" az
,r.5t '.m,h"o the best roirt i-I rhe
sranihr wheH July sold a, i & NJ Ne ,"l1
NsS Few POINTS III .rar lie q" clos"
,Irn9!.n Exports were lli9I hale 40 .'.s -
Cni;ea s,a ', ' ,.@r, Port receipts i:.,,
} ssso.., ?2.' f. if i.-. ra.s {,
pScamt..r HILL lafr T. = IS
IanuHty -, laGi i3l7
March - ~ l"o' d. -
1885, Sales. i5o na.os ''F n''anfs
y NT;M Y9 p X. Jqes POI, movement
100 ba!es; stock, 2fi,7 nalol s''"s'
.s.Si osiss eg5o;,s ,. s 5..s. ree ...
Teto! fo5 weeis-Na' rsee.r,s. f,.-.s bsl.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-08

ry to the proper authorities OF viii
lam Tate. who is wanted in King
George County on felony charge.
ate broke jail while awaiting trial.
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS
By Golsan & Mash, Inc.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
IL N Eighth St.

AUCTION SALE OF GER
TAIN ATTRACTIVE LOTS IN HIGH
LAND PARK AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF ALTHEA STREET AND
FIFTH AVENUE
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
CHICAGO GRAIN M.REpr

MARK EFT CONDITION.
lorida vegetables especially active
hSh' and demand good
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET

{. lag 90 30. had. lo5x@f.dG
htrd ih!5l ~, C0rn-Nn . yoilny..
10. 10. : yellow. s0srT!
The sun., 1916-10-16
Big Earnings Reports Continue.

Ranort. from m.rca,,uo a,a
turing centres are monotorn,,s m,I,h ,haI,
weekly s,atemcnts ~, nrograss and h,.
earnings Farniny. viii con,,nua - hs
the real measure os yaim. 90 o. a u,,,
mate nr,ce movements nv. conca-naa
The .unniv ~ monay In ~ oountr, 4,
larger ,ban aver hsyora ranor,ad u
our hapker. are ,endine ,ars. sSm. ~
Iondon a redec,Ion ~ whIch =. -
sentad in tho advanc. IN cah,s ,-arr,
a. ~ s,or,I,r owoha,n -. - ~
The sun., 1916-10-16
READJUSTMENT OF
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY.
To Holders OF Certi. 'ates Of Deposit 81
united States Mortgage 4 Trust Com
pany for Common stock. issued under
Deposit .AEreenen dated Nov. %. 1915:

To Holders OF Certi. 'ates Of Deposit of
united States Mortgage a Trust Com
pany for Common stock, issued under
Deposit AEreenen dated Nov, -. 1915;
The PA OF ReadJustmen O.. '.s t'ei
OF International Mercantile Marine Com
pany dated August !. 1916. having hs'n
contaminated. NOTICE Is HEREBY
GlNEN that holders Of Ccrt.ttatts * !r
posit above mentioned on preservation % :
surrender thereof duNy endorse - tank -
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE 4 IRtNr
COMPANY. the peposi,nry urAsr go
agreement at Its Once. No. 50 Cedar stree
New York. and upon payment o said De,
pos!;ary for account OF the uu!c''snsi
Committee. Of the am OF 81 tor each ..A'e
OF stock represented by such Cerlaea'. .
Deposit tbeing the sum fixed arr t'''''
mined as tho proportion Of I've c5wT.r"'
ton and expenses of the Commute. sri
all other .ndebt mess. obligations sai
liabilities OF the Committee. TO 3 home
by such certihca holders, vi. ;. .-''ei
TO receive engraved stock ceriH- ~, ''
shares OF Common Stock o, Internal ah.
Mercantile Marine Company - the s-'.H'
specified In the Certificates Q. DEPOSIT -
surrendered.
Holders surrender.ne ccrt!f a'ss - .
posi-, and dcir!ng stock cer.ia ates a ne
same name as that borne by tho "s.-'.''
dered certificates OF deposit vii not .
required to provide transfer tx s'l"i'
II stock certificates are required IN n -"
ent name, the surrendered cef'i' "'' -
deposit must ear the transfer lax 't,mp'
required by the laws Of New York.
Dated: October :. 1915,
JOHN ". pLATrEN.
Chairman
LEVI, l.. CLARKE.
DONALD q. GEDDES.
A.. II. :. POST.
STACY c. RICHMOND.
WILLIAM L. VAN ANTWERP,
Committee.
ALFRED A. COOK.
EDWIN q. BAETJER.
Counse'.
CHACNCEY II. MCRPHEY,
secretary,
Cedar street. New Yorb.
The sun., 1916-10-16
READJUSTMENT OF
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY.

TO HOLDER q Certificates Of Deposit ~
Central Trust Company Of New York
for Preferred stock issued under De-
posit Agreement dated september a.
1915.
The Plan o. Re.d,ustment Of the deb.
OF international Mercantile Marine Com.
pany dated August /. 1914 having been
contaminated. NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN that holders OF Certificates n, De.
post above mentioned on presentation at!
surrender thereof. duly endorsed IN blank
to CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or new
hOhh, the Depositary under said agree.
ment. at Its or'ce, No. 81 Wall Street. Sew
York. and upon payment TO said Depoe .ta;y
FOR account OF the Undersigned COMMITTEE,
OF the sum OF 81 for each share o, stock
represented by such Certificate % Depo.:
tbelng the sum fixed and Determined a.,
the proportion OF the compensation and
expenses o: the Committee and all oth.-
Indebtedness, obligations and liab!'i'ies OIL.
the to lie borne by such cer'.n.
cate holders). will be entitled 10 rece.y. o..
graved stock certificates for shares r. Pc.
ferred Stock o: International Mcr,4t'..
Marine Company TO the amount tpcc.teI g.
the Certificates Of Deposit so su-reuIsreL
Holders surrenderirg certificates q. d..
~ ues'EinB stoc6 CcrIlECd[es W nv
same name as that borne by the sg--sr.
dered certificates OF deposi, vii not .
required TO provide trunsfer tax STAMPS a.
stock certificates are required IN 4 t.-.r.
ent name. the surrendered certificates o.:
d:posit must bear the transfer tax stamps
required by the laws Of New York.
Dated: October 1916.
J. n. WALLACE.
Chairman,
HENRY EVANS.
HARRY BRONNER.
FREDERICK ". SCOTT.
CHARLES IL. SABIN.
Committee.
JoLlNE, LAEKIN & RATHBONE.
LOCcKS & ALEXANDER,
Counsel.
C. z. sIGLcR.
Secretary.
81 Wall street. New FORK.
The sun., 1916-10-16
LAST WEEKS BOND MARKET.

High Low clos- Net -isis-
Sales est. eSt. ing. Ch. High. Low.
8 US u reg. 1904 1904 iiol r q M ios,l
7s7sC nited King
hwi...... So ~ ~ +i-is ~ W.
I Republic Of
Cuba y II y ~ ~ ~ ~ Nv
. Republic Of
cuba w.. NJ ~ ~ 4 v y Hh
~ An Ios Sec
- o.......... ~. oo1 ~ = oH - =.
The sun., 1916-10-16
TRANSACTIONS FOR THE WEEK


Railroad ana other Shares.
J" 49, The following table gives. In addition to the sMes for tn past wek and
Il range of stocks. on the New York Stock Exchange heir dividend Fields cal
y culaed on tn closing sale or I'D prices o. Friday night:
The sun., 1916-10-16

J.k.Rice,Jr.&C Co.
Buy and Sell
Co.
Brass
Hawaiian SIS.
E. w. Bliss
Freeport Texas
Ct. Nor. Paper
soil
Remington Type
Woodward Iron
winchstr. Arms
e, Jr. Co.
Phones IooI to loio John. Sc wal St. ny
The sun., 1916-10-16

Ss.....,..io Gt 1904 iotSl r V 1904 it
Is Dui 8 sSA
Alt h...... % - - - nv
! DUPONT ~ .ioiH ,siH ioiH 1914 ii
v @
con -, go. .ios,t ios,t ieSt + Y 1895 1904
4 Erie lst cn7s.iss 100 100 + u III 1851
I Erie lot con
~..."-... stN stH ~ ~ ssH "
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-15
POLITICS DIVIDES FAMILY.

The House of Cross is divided
against itself over the gubernatorial
race. An interesting complication has
arisen in the attitude of the Daily and
Weekly Sun toward the candidates for
governor, and the political compl ca
on is one that threatens not to be
adjusted Much interest is being
aroused over it.
The Sun, one of the states most eX-
cellent newspapers, is, edited by H. l..
Cross, f. w. Peel and Mrs. F. W. Peel,
the latter being the only daughter Of
MT. Cross. H. l.. Cross is now and
has BEN one of the most earnest
supporters Of Earl w. Hodges for
governor, while his daughter, Mrs.
Peel is staunch supporter of Prof.
Brcugh. Since the gubernator Il
is getting at fever heat, the
family relations between Daddy
Gloss and his daughter are becom-
ing most interesting Mrs Peel con-
tinues to keep silent on Hodges news,
and publishes leading articles for DR..
BTough. Father Cross couldn't stand
this k nd of deal any longer, SO last
week he wrote Mrs. Peel that she
"MUST get some editorials in the Sun
for Earl w. Hodges or take his name
cut of the paper as one of its edi-
tors. And Mrs. Peel is "manfully"
standing her ground.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-15
PRESS GANG COMING.

Abrams ements for an excursion OF
the members OF the Arkansas Press
association over the Cotton Belt in
April are practically complete. The
tour will start at TeXarkana and in
clude stops at all pc MS on the Cotton
spend one night in Pine Bluff.
The editors will travel on special
train, a courtesy accorded by Presi-
den. Britton CT the Cotton Belt, ami
it is expected the party will include
such notahles as Opie Red, Mike
Connolly Of Memphis, President Brit
ton, Supt. ]. w. Dean of the Iron
Mountain. and the shining lights OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-15

Bluff and Jefferson county. And Pino
Fluff would benefit through display
ing to the writer's it's natural ad
rantages, Industries, good roads, an /
showing what these mean to Pine
Bluff and tbs people who are seeking
for investment or good
place TO live.
1t may be that by the time the
editors reach here, We can show them
a real oil gusher. Anyway, they
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-15
GERMANS ADVANCE
THRU HAIL THAT
DROPS HUNDREDS
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the German trenches at Sposswoihr
and Carspach enabled us te take 50
prisoners and material 0, considcra-
BILE important without loss on our
part
"six aeroplanes If the first bonn
harding group and five machines
with double motors dropped II heavy
shells on the Brieu'ies railroad sta
ton.
can exceedingly large number OF
aerial combats were fought today in
the region of Verdun."