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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
LuMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian
lcrs:
". r. Hcndrick. for J. W. Hancock.
zoos Virginia Avenue.
Same. for Walter Schaaf. 1oJ and
Ich-A North Third Street
Burton G. Gregory. for Virginia
Realty and Construction Co. ll3 South
l.ombardy Street
Same. for same. Ill. rs III. llo and
1?i South I.ombardy Street
George II. Edelblut. for 1881 West
Cary street
q. +. Sncad. for j. ID. Carncal & Son,
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RAILROADS.
Norfolk & Western Railwa

UNII AIL-KAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedue IN effect January a. 1916
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond. ed
Z. NJ. 1900 T.. ~.
FOR LyNcHBuRG AND THE wEs|
'e:ls A: ~. $3.50 A. NJ. 1900 n NJ, IS
l.. ". Local to Crewe, 1855 r. 81
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sllio
81. 's;2s r. NJ. 1900 r. ~. 'll:ao p.
t2:io T.. NJ. :I:to p. NJ. .s:i7 p. n. "a
J.. VI.
.paily. tDai,y except Sunday. tsuno
" b BEvILL. W. C. SAUNDERS
r. I. ~. Roanoke. G. r. A. RoanoI]
c. II BOSLEY. -. r. A. R!chmond Va
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EI..:C.rnTC rEuM,.rS

fernits were issued yesterday by
Elcctrical Department AS follows;
- IL u. G"sby ElectriG Company.
~ La traits. 1900 Peasants Str
replacing thrcc fixtures. y
Same. Tor b. Mecca, l722 East AZ
street. repairing two fixtures. ~
w. IT. jerks. for l.. h. Bass. 33lo n
Broad street, three outlets.
Engclberg & Bear for Tbalh,,
flXturcS. 49, III
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HENnIco DEEDS or TRUST.
-Four Deeds OF Trust. Amounting 4

Four Dccds OF Trust. AmountInE 10
ai8.257 80.
Robert \. Thorpe CT ais. 20 Stuart
Rowe ct al. trustees. q lot OF land on
the north side OF tho Broad street
Road. Just west OF tho city April -,
1916 sI..10.
r. w. Crcnshaw OF n. to IT. II. FOL
lard. .lr.. rustee. 900 l-3 acres. known
az Cedar Hill, about four miles cast OF
the city. April 20. 1916, s12.iso.
Charles T.. Eckert ct uX TO J. c.
Rage ct al. trustees. lots 10 4. In
block l6. in The plan OF Woodville
April II. 1916. sl.30T.4o.
Henry jackson ct uN. to !. W Cor
don. trustee. lots OF land near Yellow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

NV YORK, April 2>.-Cottun goods were
n-m to-day. with An advancing 'rndencv in
prints and hlcached c"ttons. Moot markets
were artive in III" West The cloak and
suit lockout caused som. un>-,tIcmnnt !r
tn fabric markets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MiRkE1'
'Saies At Union SloCkysros.'

Richmond. Va. April y. 1915.
Best steers. to s2: medium gocd. /
TO III; common 10 fair. 81 81. Resi-
hefers. TO ia: medium 10 good. Ga To :.
common 10 fair. ti- TO So Best COWS. TO
81 medium TO good. to 57. common to
fair. TO IA. Best oxen. 6i7 TO 1: medium
to good. to .. common to fair Al to 81:
bulls. 10 81. Best calves. 8 % 10: medium
TO good "a 10 Ss Best hogs .; light, to
81. s"SS and stays. to III. Rest .he-H. :
10 "a common 10 lair, ji2 10 6.7: lambs. !
To 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
MAItItIAGE LICENSI:s.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
as follows:
Robert y. wynnc and Evelyn y
Weaver
Walter Cave and Laura r;oode.
john ID. Davenport and Lettie FL.
more Carter.
Goodc.
Jonathan Hamrict and Bertha Ne
nice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29

permit to Fred Rernhardt TO bald
two-story brick dwelling at 500 Cham
berlaync Avenue. tiintcr Park, that viii
cost approximately $500. Unofficial
figures place the building operations In
Richmond for the north of April at
slightly more than S5"5, 600. NAL king a
substantial increase over tho same
month of last YEAR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
RICHMOND HAY M%RKET
CHICAGO 1--WE STOCK M>KKEr.

CHICAGO. April - Hngs-Re"eipts. H.
~. strong Bulk. S.so@ $3.50; light. se.ion
5000, mixed, 1s5S "a 1895: hcaY!. 50. ijCi 1925:
rough. $3.50 1850: pigs, $500 So.l5
tattlc-Eeccipts. l.~O steady. Native hcrf
steers. 3'.s5Hs:.S5: siochers and feeders 81 50
n $50. lows and hefers, SicH q Sa.2o: Gales
s. - u SIS
Sheep-I:e, ..rt, a.cro nrm wtther,. ,s75
q s: 10. lambs. $3.50 Sll.5o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds Of HnrSnln aud Sal
4 IrtDII I'M ~.

Nfhc UccdN OF HnrEnIn aud Sale,
Amounting to S::.315.
j.. g. Foster 10 Leslie Foster ri AL,
l1G.lS acres on the southern Railroad.
near Seen 1'incs. aobut eight miles
cast OF the city. April 3. 1916: tax,
SO. $40. love and affection.
\. IT, Sands OF al. special commits
sioners. to r. y. Thorpe ct ais, . q
acres on north side or Eroad street
!1a
Ahhcy Ecaly CORN to Kate Z. Mat
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NAVAL. STORES.

SANA%NtlI GA. April oi--Turprntinc.
rrm. - n -; sales. LIPS casks. rccoipts. "ST
asks shipments. 49, cEsis: stock SO:
- shs. Nosin, firm; salcs, 1854 barrels: re-
r'!p's, e" bs rreis. shipments. Ito la rr"Is.
stock, IS.I2 barrels. quote y. r., 2.IHT
? a.. =. p ssaMIoN; u. 31oN4o5: p. $3.50,
. IN: C. H, i.laMt2o: /. to: *. 40 Il i.:b:
VI. $50. y. i.s1; NC 30, WV, 5.25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
pEANIrr MA,.EG:r

u:~p"ricd ny Rodgers. Plummcr 6: 90. Inc. /,
PETERSBURG. VA. April 2S.-Spaniyh-
Farmers stock. First quality. 81 per bushcl ::
nominal Nirginias-TarrIcrs' stock Fancy
Jumbo. a. rer' pound. fanrv handpicked.
a. per pound extra prime. Size per pound
primo. So" pound; Smelling stock. 2irc
20 Sc Per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
HuSTINGS DEED or TRUST.
Ono Deed or Trust, Amounting 10 500

Ida w Holloway ct vir Ia A. T,
Adamson. trustee. 3ox13a feet 3 inches
Al the southwest corner OF Twenty
$500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
Tavern. about six and one half miles
north of the city. April IL. 1918. $1,000.
CHANCERN RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Reie"se Deeds. Amounting 10

James r; Sloan. trustee. TO L, G,
pan OF Barton Heights. April 20. 1916.
II. Il; Pollard. Jr. trustee. to =. -.
.Marsnail, ~ feet 4 inches by les feet =
lhchcS north line vcnable street So
tcet Inches west of Jcssaminc street
April -. 1916, Sl,O6O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29

Is North Eighth street.
w. j. Sncad. for j. Johnson
Rice street. :
Same. for same. 1870 Bryant Sire.
Williams Plumbing Co. for s. l. 7
den. North Street. Forest Hill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway CompA
supersedinS Schedule of April ~. isll

Schedule subject 10 Change Without
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond bs6:5o A. NJ ct
81, bs A. NJ. 2 A. NJ. 40 4. NJ. II A. ),
N. l:t5 p. ".
Trains Leave Ashland $3.50 A. ~. b.7 :
.lc noon, .'i +. NJ. r. NJ. / p NJ.
n. bt::0 p. NJ. s::o r. H. 7:io p NJ.
=. NJ. BIZ r. NJ. IL r. NJ
hCarrien baggage. DAILY except Sunds.
..SundaN only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29

ckburn. lots I and ., i'm block is I'm
ne plan Of Woodville. April IA. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY,

Cin. l:onis.ille and West. $500 o. .ii:oo
Main Line Local ssa \. p t6:l6
James River Linz 1000 a. f5:I5
y. News. Nix, Old Pt.. 80 a. sl3m a
Newpor, News. Local. .7:i5 a. sb 100
Trains arrive from NIX. .li:30 a., sa:tL \
$50 p: J. News. .s:55 a. $500 D. Froi
West. 80 a, $40 p. 1895 a. fl:lo a
200 r. daily from Charlottesville exec
sunday from Thurnond. Jas River. isl
a. '7;lo +. Daily tE.Scept Sund al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Corn No yellow. 80. a &c: No yellow. +,
q iic No. 4 white. 10 .a,1c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
dDOmini0nL,in,

~: htchmonh. n. OF Ash ST. daily 1900 p.
Leaves Newport News. 800 4
Arrive Norfolk s m A
Connections with main limo steamers M
ing Norfolk for New York daily, except Si]
day. 100 =. NJ. Connections also made
~ 4 W: Ey. r. NJ. and g. & O. Ry. nd
l.. NJ. Night line steamers stop at Cla]
mont on signal. and aro met by public cd
.cyances.
BY daylight for Norfolk, Old Point. N.wnr
News and all JaaHcs River landings. Nonds
Wednesday ana Friday at 500 A
EretEht received for all James River poin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29

NEW ORLEANS. April cs--Thc cotton
market hold steady at small +dNHnr'
to-day until near tho close. when m"dcrate
scliiuE pressure developed. Scsr'>h traders
apparently sought To encourage week ."n'l
iiu udation Of long cotton. Last prices wcr..
At the lowest Of tho day unchanged 10
point lower.
Tho marks, opcncd at Tho advance. cables
being better than du" white the westhe-
map showed continued cold weather over
the cotton region. y" buying power OF
consequence developed. tho demand being
restricted Icy TN" growing bsli.f III large
acreage. Early in tn" trading prlc.S we're
: points NJ. and tho advanc" was widcnc'!
to to points by noon.
Political news was rtEa'dtd - moro "a
Nurs bic but traders we're -x'ti"us, "Sp".
ciaily operators the long aide Spots
wcr" quoted firm and unchanged, a;td 2.
good demand and limited offerings re
ported, but without stimulating contra
The market closed stcsuy. CLOSING bids
Ma. N-'2; Iuly, ll.9:. ,'ciohor l:,'i: Deccr!
her. Ell; January, l.:j. Spot cotton firm
sales III" spot, l.nsn bslvs; Ia. arrive,
| SO bales MildIinr II S..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29

NEN YORK. April ce-Port movement
Middlins. i:@ov. Exports tscS bales; stock,
2it.sSl bales
Total to-day at all roits-N.t receipts. IL
aSN bales: exports. 1866 bales stock. l:5s
~: Iva los.
Total for wrck-Nct receipts. H;,"j2 bales
exports. 1905 bales.
Total for season Nc, r.ccirts. s.il!od
bales: exports. ti55lSo bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
mMNniCo nHI.rsAsE DEED.

ono Ucicase Decd, Amounting 4,
St72.SO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28

or fi5rte mid 5ub5rberit In has ph0tos
qrafifhe atsIier, bas bHr1 Qbpanouns
Der Gde zines aDrribors eeiponnen ipurbe,
uno 5tigte mir Observation-Disclosures BON
ieinen patienten. bamit ih eiHsn, tpenn
aud flihtigen, 70 bpd sum 9tritdabnis
befen, mas bier I'm Sauie ppr9ebt, uners
ldbIidsn Ginblid trbttIts In bic art Der
BerleBuneen, bic bier bebanbelt lutrben.
SpGttr babe ih bdnn Vic Qotienten, bon
bensn Bic 4ufnabmtn iidmmten, ieIbit ees
Ieben. 6dbe mif Ielbit nit ipohrer 6reuoe
bdbpR I~ber3eugt, fDelh innigts 8ertrautn
iie gum Morte hts 4r3tes babsn, Der
i1nen berfdert, gum 10 unb f%obitlten
Wiale 0sriidsrt, baB .aIss piebsr gut
perben ntro4, lpeun iebt aud Der ne
Gnodeu nod i'm 9 n ihloitert uno 6ds
iteift anie iib nitt beugen pia. aur
8ebuIb miiHsR it baben. snbleis @toulb
- aerabs 10 ME bsr ar5t.
Or. Slider iibcr ieine 9ntientsu.
IS 1T cine ipahtc 5reube, bic dr5iIide
Stunt an foldem MateridI erprobeH gu
bItfen~, ttiIdrie mir Or. Slider, dls mir
chen aus tinem aranlensimmer tratsu.
limb g if eritauHIid. uie RAID ieibit
bel bitlen fnrhtbartn 3ertriimmgruns
gen hon anohtu bic Qdiur hnhs
hilft unb BELT. Dos inmint baher, bdB
Der Gfluno6eits3uitdnb Der geuts gang
porsHglia 1T. Semen fehlt nihts. fs bas
ben feinerlet Grdntheit, MIR bic 9rrs
lebuna. GDbaIo biz @eiahr ber SnfettioR
bsieitiai cber, nenn bsrtits cine tattoss
Fuaben Bat, eiefe IeleIi bsboten 1T, mdht
her 6tilprp5sb rapibe Gortfhritte. 6rsis
lid maien bic 9eute Schulz baben, bern
Hiht ieltsn besinnt bic eigtntlide fur srIl
in BEN qugtubIid, tpo Der pdiient eIaubi,
bab isbt gIidIi9 alss i~berfanben 1T.
Dr. giI4er ssiats mir bic R5ntesns
aufnabme eiucs total 8gridoFsnm Cbsgs
ihenlsls. ,Sebea Gle gum Bsifpid bier.
ipi. bieIer anoten IN t%aufenb gpIitttr
3erIflagen anb ssrborftsn it. sic tpRs
nen fh poht borTtelIer, ME Iangt q oaus
ert, Bis nan hier aud nur ben erItea eins
ariff Da9sn fam, ulb cine tuie LANCE 3eit
iefueilg 5ipif6en ben folgenosn beritretdsn
muB. Wenn mir 70 einem Nlsnfftn nun
ein Stitd aus BEN GhienbsiH %btransholsu
uno baraus Elm. 8erbinbuug spifden ben
beiben Gtiden bes Ghenteltnohens bers
iteasn, has bouert cine oreentlids Wtile,
bis ba airs in Grbnune lit. Or tompletts
3ertrammerungsn, ME Gle hia cine
iehsn, nerben BON ben Goihaim immsr
auf .GrplofDnsgefdoHs@ 5uritgefdhrt. :
56lieBlia trfu6r i'd. bab e fa nm ruIs
fIte geihoHe banDslte, bic I'M gltitsra
cine nit i~rgtnbsintm GprsnatOff ssIaben.
| s6hIung hdtteu. Briibsr Toatn osTartige
0el6oFe auf BEN 6ItlibeR arisssi6ous
plab, bon osm ale unfere 8%srtuunhtitn
fpmmsH, In erobsn Wengsn pertDtnost
porben ftin. Ran fam btnttr bic
urloht biRier enifeblifsn @trlebnns
gen erf, ala einsg 5ogss sinem Solbotsn,
Ser aus siRtm ruIFihm 5Hfautsrie9tIGrB
ben gleitsrn herausIddIeH poute, bas
| Ding in htr 6ano s~rpiobierte uHb inn
beibe SGube bsrFHmmtlie. SH Der lssieu
3sit ioltH bisTs gsl9ofs unr nc4 IeIien
| geFunoen pDrbeu iein.
Seine 9nnseus@.
4ie Frtunblhafilid. ia her;lih bic Be-
Siehungsn 5Diidm ben 8srDnHbtien une
BEN amerilanifaeH Aer5tsH Einb, oorou
babe id mid auf BEN R~uHbgaus Idbfl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28
@riunerans at slstu s)orf.

.unIsn gsripnHosisu tdmsH ale BON
otlinH aameFpldbtn, aus gidld. Wilnu,
apnno, poutpis3. arasaitpac uHe 70 fort
"a ii mir Mulif zine Sahe paiFittt,
bic oud bd unS hribtR in amsrilo In
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-03-18


Emily Stevens, who will long be
remembered by local motion picture
patrons for her excellent work in
Destiny, or The Soul of a Woman, Z
will again be seen on the screen at
the Grand Theatre tomorrow in ssThe
House of Tears" another big five
part feature. Before making her
debut in motion pictures, under Me-
tro auspices, Miss Stevens had just
reached stardam on the speaking
stage, with a remarkable role in the
sensational play. Today Since her
triumph in Metro masterpie Miss
Stevens has become the most talked-of
emotional actress IN the country. She
was selected for the stellar role in
'sThe Unehastened Woman now
playing in New York, and scored such
d distinct personal triumph III the part
that the play il conceded by critics
and public alike To be the best drama
tic Offering Of the season ia New York
city.
In aThe House Of Tears. Z Miss
Stevens is surrounded by a strong
cast which includes Henri Bergman,
the powerful dramatic actor; Walter
Hitchcock, Madge Tyrone, George
Brennan and other Well-knoWn ar.
fists Of the screen and stage.
The story of The House of Tears"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-03-18
LEADING TOBACCO TOWN.
Winston-SaIem Worlds Largest Man.
ufacturer Of Tobacco Products.

4 Nj 4
Following are extracts from an al.
dress delivered III Col. a. %. Watts
collector Of internal revenue for the
fifth district Of sSorth Carolina, at >
smoker given by the Twin CITY Club,
Winston Salem Feb 1916:
Winston- Salem il supplying ona-
fourth of all the chewing and sn,ols;no
tobacco consumed lii the Tinted
States, besides eaporting vast anan-
titles. to foreign lands. This saata-
ment is TAX from the report Of fha
commissioner of internal revenue for
the first quarter of the present fiscal
year and from prlY;lte advices from
Washington, as to- second quarter.
which ended Dec. alast.
Your city Is nlaAIsae one-seye1,th
of all tobacco prod e.s-cleWing and
smoking tobacco cigars, cigarettes
and snuffmanufaeIured in the
United States. Your manufacturers
are paying on an average about So $
#00o day revenue taxes to the gov
efnment and the amount is Increasing
from month to month. When your
government build much the hand.
soonest in the state, was completed
last July at d cost SS25o. 900. your
newspapers made the statement that
the taxes paid ii sFour city to Uncle
Sam for the first eight days Of its
occupancy would pay for it. Since
September. it has taken only frac
ton over seven average days collee-
tons here to equal its cost. So far
this week, Mr.. Crawford has taken in
80. predict that before
1916 shall have ended your average
weekly payments TO the government
on tobacco will naone than pay for this |
bull lding, leaving the col |
lections For the other fiift fty-one weeks
as clear profit to the government.
Winston-Sale IS shipping on an |
average each week day to al parts of !
this country and % foreign lands at
least s150,00o Of tobacco products.
In conclusion Winston Salem
naor tobacco lall to-
oacco products are taken into this
statement1 than any other city on
earth, little 81 big. Industrially, she I
S easily first IN North Carolina; pop
1lation considered. first III America, I
md | believe, III The world; socially, I
! never failing delight 70 her friends"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-03-18
ACCEPTS IMPORTANT POSITION.
Capt. H. c. Whiteman Becomes Man
ager Of Big Alabama Company.

IT, fo11.:
t;.la ~ o,,oM.ns eAll aces ron - an ar
bs. .sns "iisi1 ~, appeaIea pp - tne b1fmlng
l,t af hii'. - .,as eel - ren. s. VIII De
8 ..raa4a;a 70 a,4 .;,egI = 81, = ao1aliy VAL
hoaa = tsn NJ = = nile.llaa, VINO mas
tafian = s.ssauspi m ~; leYsl sra,ispoi-
49,, :, go aela .lie, w.. pe stle
80, = .',a1.s = - ne wafer trans
tha ] ps..tt ca.ls1; f pe1s o,sanIheo ps
This ,,,;th =, Io..d ao1sai3slly
6,a,ons.1, NJ @n ~, .,I - essst'e s.o'el
iz;ne sa,a, - - aat'4,s = olal1-
s.l,,s;valy M M tha - l,s'l.'l.s y
saa ooina hs,.as = a1,spoi e - .ao !.
csrv Pm ~. ~. IL pe''ls vi
Afl,nt;o aaase M 'etn' = tlo'iu.es = ~ e1,s
COASTS - Nc Mex;ea ~ s'' sa5 ths.a,.. - g.. ~ ~
pansna. e.nal 80 ''''a e'it : ga eiie
saTha data;1. l. af ~
sra ra,, hai, ,s.spos s..,.,sa - ss,o.i
and srt;a1as 80 of 80 s ~ ny a:,, oae,
filad saan NJ 1ol n,,laa t,ol sssiofr ~, Niii 70
,,an,, no,', hs ~" ses'i,s. - sol1i-
+ ~ sdd;+;oa HI 80 - =. = &c solhs oai
haraas 49, sa1I sie ~ e,..4 aIapei aial - l,seI
ha M 3, sa;na ans e,is NJ a.aoailia Ioai ~
80. ( .,.;li !, 1AoD1l1 ~. .iie sea
Tba sfAis - - ~ - - a4i4 ous = -, ~ ~
W.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-03-18
Brandeis for Supreme Judge.

President Wilson has nominated
Louis D. Rrandeis Of Boston for as
sociate justice of the supreme court
to fill the vacancy resulting from the
death Of the late Judge Lamar. OPP
position to the confirmation Of the
nomination has developed and the
senate committee on judiciary is Civ
ing public hearings on the matter,
q very unusual procedure. Mr..
BFanaeis IS al eraaln II
very pronounced views that have led
many to regard him as Socialist,
and # confirmed, as we believe he
should be, he will be the first citizen
OF Jewish extraction to sit on the SUI
preme bench,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1916-03-18

is, briefly, as follows:
In "The House of Tears" there
lived Robert Collingwood, his wife,
Alice Collingwood, and their baby
girl, Gail Robert has been granted
a decree of divorce and custody OF
the little girl. upon evidence that
Mrs. Collingwood has been found IN
a compromising situation with Henry
Thorne, and her subsequent adnas-
sions. Once free, Mrs. CollngWood
openly acceptzps the attentions OF
Thorne, and they soon marry and go
west to live. Thorne takes up the
hard and uncertain life Of pros
pector in a mining community, and
his constant failure proves a source
of Encouragement to him and ufl-
happiness to the woman,
Collingwood, his mind upset by
domestic troubles. loses his fortune In
Wall street manipulations, and be-
comes a raving maniac. He drives
his employees out of his office. and
then goes to his home intending to
kill his little daughter. In chase up
a staircase, he falls and is killed.
Fifteen years later, Thorne, who
has been plodding along in the west,
meeting with little success, wins ) 15,-
600 at faro in a desperate plunge one
night. He has become tired OF the
woman he won by intrigue and ms
sudden prosperity turns his head. lie
to go back to Wall street to
fiirt with fortune. and he tells his
wife he will not take her along, but
will leave enough money for her to
live on. She is Mortified at the pros
pect Of his desertion, and at the point
of revolver demands his money. In
a struggle which ensues, she is serl-
ously wounded. Thorne leaves, be-
lieving his wife dead from the shot
from her own hand.
Back in Wall street, Thorne, who
has changed his name to Edward
North, electrifes other operatives by
his phenomenal rise 10 aff1uenee. Gail
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ST. Louis live Stock Market.

National Stock Yards, ILL.,, Mar. Is.
Cattle receipts 50A0. There was a
fair supply Of southern mixed cattle
today and the market was generally
10 to ] 5 cents lower on all grades.
Among the sales were steers at $3.50
to 50; heifers, $3.50; mixed, S4.75 to
S.; cows, s4.45 to $7.25; bulls, S.;
oxen, s33.75 yea1lings, s4.65 to sc
calves, $3.50 To S s. 70
I'll receipts 900. Strong
weight hogs opened lt cents lower,
closes {. ID cents ever ess-
ttIanle top for choice heavy hogs SO. .-
10. Pigs I5 TO s cents lower. Bulk
of the good hogs 80 lbs. Up sold at
$3.50 to $500; rough hogs, $3.50 I'd
so pigs 120 to l40 lbs, S8.25 to
1925; lighter pigs, $3.50 to $s.25.
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NUMBER 33.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
Repairs to Local High School Building
Recommended.

4
i The following comments and rec
ommodatlons were made in the f.
nal report of the grand jury i'm
penelled at the opening of the Febru-
fary term Of criminal district court.
Jall-We visited and examined this
/ building and find it to be in fair con-
dition and neatly kept
] Gourthouse-This building we find
IN poor condition and in need Of re-
pairs, and refer the same to the prop
Ter officials.
Clerks 0ffice-This Office. the most
| important Of the parish, we find TO be
kept IN q very systematic way. We
notice with satisfaction and pride the
efficiency of this Office.
sheriHs Office-We find this Office
conducted IN a most business-like
manner. The sheriff and his force
ever at their post to serve the public
Assessors Qf1ice-We find the as
SCISSOR and his deputy at their yearly
task. His records were exhibited to
US, all OF which we find to be kent
very nicely.
Parish Treasurer The treasurer
was at his post and exhibited all his
records. We found these records
neatly Kept In accordance with sys-
tenlatie views.
School superintendent Office
This Office shows degree of neatness
and efficiency, with all records neatly
kept, and has our commentator.
High School Building We visited
this building with great satisfaction
and after being explained the differ
ent branches Of studies, hereby ap-
prove all with special mention to the
class of domestic science and the com.
mercial course.
We recommend the closing in of all
toilets IN this building, and especial
ly call attention to the toilet adioiI1-
ing the domestic science room. This
should have immediate attention.
We also wish to call attention to the
ceilings in the building, as they all
need repair. A number Of shades
need replacing. All of which is very
necessary to put this building In first
class condition.
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A Slight DEPRESSION.

IN our T. & P. agricultural press
service, it has been my aim to stick
pretty closely to shop" and ! hope,
therefore, that everybody will pardon
a slight depression, which is:
That tenant farmers should be
rendered moral if not material en-
couragement to become independent
home owners, and coached to win out,
to the end that they may feel they
have more ssstake" in the country.
That city people, unable to meet
the ever-increasing difficulty of max
ing living in town, should be rem
dered moral if not material en-
eouragement to reach the country un-
der conditions offering reasonable
promise of success.
To these ends we need constructive
craftsmanship, more than we need
partisan politics.
r. R. CLARIDGE,
Agricultural Agent, T, & P. Ry. Co.