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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds Of Bargain and SHE
Amounting to SfT.SaI

Gintcr Park Realty Corp. 20 T. i.
COOK, lots IS and 40 in block u in
Nhe plan OF Ginter Park Terrace. Feb
ruary 81, 1916; sl.I0o
Land Invcstmen; Corp. 70 Ida NJ
Lacy. lots 81 and IS IN block in the
plan Of Chambcrlayne Court. Fcbru-
AIRY IS, 1916 5000.
Same TO Frank Wallenhorst. 81 feet
s Inches by 223 feet east line Seminary
Avenue. 1883 feet south OF Edge
nill Road. October u. 1915: tax, ST;
s. Roger Tyler, executor TO H. S.
Taylor. 80 feet inch by 81 feet l. -
inches east line Allen Avenue. 1876 feet
q inches south OF Park Avenue Feb
ruary 20. 1916: $4,000.
American Terminal Warehouse Corp.
TO Eugene Robinson. 50 feet 10 80
inches hy 4. feet at the northwest cor
ner Of Eighteenth and Marshall
+. I. sutton, trustee, 10 Phillip Tay-
Tor, 66Nl23 feet the norcast corner Of
i"nrico Turnpike and Bancroft Ave
nue.. January 81. 1916; $1,000
:. j. Rhodes ct uX. 10 Emily X
Tanner, aoXl19 feet inches north line
Cary Street, GO feet west OF Crenshaw
$3.50
Charles r. Russell 10 Jennie Russell.
u feet inches by s" feet 10 inchc:
cast limo Sixth street. 81 feet s inches
north Of Clay Street March 20 1916:
tax. $3.50. 50, love and affection
Land Investment Corp. 10 Michael
I.isen ct al, lots and in block 4
~ TN" plan OF Charnhcrlayne Court
March /, 1916: tax, 81: $40
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bond Issue Rejected

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HARRlSONBURG. VA. March DO
BY majority Of twenty-five votes.
Stonewall District. Rockingham Conn.
~. yesterday rejected the proposed
S'o'"oo hond issue for road improve
ment Four weeks lively carnpaicn
was carried. card from prcsidcnt
J." j.. Johnson, OF the Norfolk and
western Railway was printed advo-
eating the bond issue Tho Norfolk
ana western runs this district cen
terinG at Elkton. Experts on good
ioadS from a distance made speeches
no vote stood 33l for ana 35s against.
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srrnEMr Court or APPEALS.

The following cases were argued YES
t"rday in the Supreme Court OF APP
pealS:
No. T-Washington and old Do
miniou Railway Vs. Wards admins
traitor. Argued by Judge T.. T.. Nicol
for the appellant and by crandal
Mackey for tho appellee and submitted.
No. IS-City OF Richmond vs.. !. j.
Smith & Co Argued by George Wayne
Anderson for the appellant and hy
kirk Mathews for the appellee and
continued until to-day.
Next cases called:
No. 79-Jones. administrators vs..
Crumplcr ct al
No. SO--Broad street Bank 81 ais Va
Baker Motor Vehicle Co
No. Sl--(To be continucdD
No. S2-NirEinia Railway and Power
Company vs.. Winsteads administrators
No. S3-City OF Hampton VS. Watson
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. " WV sfENtt w
Z daysD, 2,03h. 600 shares.
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WILL MOTOR BACK HOME
Romc Chief OF Police Come. From
Georgia for Alleged Aut0mo-
bile Thief.

Chief Of Police Stewart, OF Rome
Ga. began hi" return journey To his
own town late yesterday afternoon
with Willie Brooks. whom nc arrested
IN iiopcwell on charge OF having
stolen an automobile from n citizen of
Rome chief Stewart has been follow
Ing BroOks for several weeks ana sue
cccdcd I'm capturing him In Iiopcwcn
~ wei as recovering tho machine
Another man has been arrested i'm
Georgia in connection with the theft
and the two VIII be tried there a. soon
- chief stewart arrives IN Eomc w'.h
his prisoner. The chief ~ili motor
chine.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Seven building Permits Amounting
n


Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows
Prudential Realty Corporation. to
build two two-story brick dwellings on
tho cast side OF Mulberry Street. be-
tween Main Street and Floyd Avenue.
TO cost So 600.
r. w. PAYNE. 10 build a frame shed
NJ 90" West Twenty-ninth street, 10
Arthur G. Nielsen az Nelson,. 20
build two-storN frame succeed
dwelling ON the south side of I.ouisi-
ana street. between TonpkinS and Ma
lone streets to cost $4,000
Raymond Nielsen (Arthur g. Nelsen).
to build two-Story frame stuccood
dwelling on the south side OF Louisi
ana street, between TompkinS and Ma
lone streets, Ia cost S2.i5O
ch"siey Tone. TO repair brick dwell
Ing on tho west side OF AIidlothia n
Turnpike. between North stree; and
tn" corporate limits. TO cost 500.
-. T. Parrish, to repair brick dwell
Ing: 25iS East Grace Street. to cos,
w. &; Duke 30 repair brick dwelling.
- l6 Fast Grace Street. 10 cost s63I
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued and an amend :
ment TO an existing charter authorized,
yesterday by the state Corporation
Commit ssion as follows.
Jollys Club, Inc. Richmond Maxi
mum. $4,000, minimum. $4,000. par
value, $500. William RueGer. prcsi-
dent: w. :. Tanner, vce-president;
treasurcr--ali OF Richmond. Purposes
hunting and fishing club.
Chilean Development Corporation,
Richmond Maximum. 100000: maxi
num- s;oc; par value. sl0O. L. L.. Lacy.
president. !. V Talley, secretary and
treasurcr-both OF Richmond.
Amendment to the charter OF tho In
terstate Railroad Company. Wise Coun-
~. increasing capital stock from ST.
800. 600 to $4,000 600
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NTKB MARKET IRREGIIAR
AND STOCKS INt(JINi.

new YORK, March 80 The curb mario,
vas irregular and :naciiv" 'n-d., TN.
.narkc; IL general Ms f"aturcl"., ana p-!ro,
Wrr" IN sympathy "!th d"uUar, I'm sr,,ri-
tics IL" big hoard. Sales
: ~ Aetna Explosives ..U"2'.
80 Canadian Natural Gas ir,nle
= on cuba Can" sugar G.r,l''2f
i96'i Niivalo steel. GGi. f.i..
an iiha,s. .is15b..
. IN Tobacco Products AJ',wn
40 C"sdcn OH oo'.ii"it-
% Inter PcrrolcuIi ,2N"ia
10 Sipllpa OFT i3':mil
= .oD Atlanta !iTi..
900 cors Arizona. Ii4o! 9 10
l1hoH Cons Nevada utnr. iaue H.
=" :olifei! Cons. S.H>s
,y7--iumbc 7sTI:
l''-j Mex. DarraGh. tna,2
FH I.rS C"ns. 2i12s
Nreh Success. ;i.t73.
'rn Tnro Ext. ( Il.iGnia,
S,onGard Oh or Indiana. ii,n.r
! standard OH or Sow Jersey ,.aI,..,
p STA ntnrd oil OF Srw YORK .0tg.li
- STA ndard oil of California .,9s,.-.
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COTTON M,RkyIS

New, YORK. harfh . An ca,Iy udvanr.
carried July contract .p n - in ,rc
cotton market noT" TODAY u- .Sou. II,
Joints above las' nights rlu.. UUt price.
later 'ascd OF July rciliuG down 10 +. So.
ma closing ~ i:l3r IT," gcnc-ai .is, clo..u
YteHdy. March po!uts lower and mo f-,,r
nctive deliveries 20 points hlgfcr
The opening war somewhat ir-egrlar T.v
being points lower. while uth.r rni,vo-s e.
were 10 ; points higher Scattered roy-
.r!nG "hs stimulated by Ia. N.st.-f. r.lt
foTechs. for generally clear weA,tc- to
night and "a morrow, and prices worked 70
10 u points nrt higher. with May selling a,
~ 5sc and october az PFC. Offerings IL,
creased slightly ~ the nlarke, npurcachetl
,he I.tc ievtl for July, and the msrS.,
turned tatier during tho afternoon. There
appeared 10 be no change in te g.ucrHi
character OF me news.
Late IN 'he day the market "as.h on an
der liquidation 10y cariy buyers ,,ifh Nihy
selling noVn 10 1880 ana Dc.ober 20 J.. Itc
The close N'hs ~ the lowest point NJ tho
day or the more active deliveries Tax 90
ptaec prospect: may poa!uvely nave helpea
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HUSTINGS TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds or bargain md SuI,
Amounting SG.lA

Amounting To SB..5O.
Iohn r.. Turner tn Maggie V. Turner
his wife, 33Nl5I feet south line Perry
street. - feet east OF Tenth street
also. 33% 100 feet south line Decatur
street, a; tho cast corner Of Eight,
street. March :, 1915: tax $3.50: $40
W. 4. Horncr ct uX to g; /, swan.
son. 3oxl50 feet south line AIidluihia,
Turnpike. ~ feet east Of Broad Road
March IS 1910; tax, 81: SO.
-. u. Williams ct UN. 20 w g. TFoy.
nor. lots L.. -. - and IL in block
- IN the plan or Weisicer's Subdivi.
sion February %. 1916: tax. 81: $40
Carrie u. EIarnish ct viz 10 Mary =
Lame, lots l. and 3 in block IS in
tn" plan Of Woodin nj Heights Marcel
c, 1916; tax. So: $40
Edna y. Shumakcr to Samuel I
Shumaker. 6oxIAS feet west line Tvnn.
tN-ufth street. west OF Springhil
street March 81. 1916: tax. 81: $40.
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>rw loRk PRODUCE MAKklr.

%LW YORK March - Raw sugar. c,sy.
f.lU -y.; ,oNrc steady. E.o =. ~
'"ri;lfugul Ill. noiasscs i.i: rcHne5
st~'us & 49, Batter. firm. Cheese firm
'uve'luS %: overnight; shorts. as wei! az
hN hUEirG - -oHur?s and outside Tonga
served 20 advance ior"dra deliveries in cot =
ton oil 7hll" near by positions were ouia;
"Nu NtF".y steady. FINAL prices Mere gen
orally unchanged un rear ana 10 -
points net higher for is,c months sales
30 hsrrsl, The, ma.kc' closed steady
Spo; loSj !!li March :oS-ItIO?S. April!
'rnoclln'. May 'o"SnlI1H: June loa0ai6 a..
'u'y i0":T1n", August, i0.@0Tln2' ~cp,ein,
har. lh.iH!osS, October. ,7SU" ., TOTAL
sales r. 500
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARhIr
sales az Union StockyardsD

ISL
Richmond, Va, March - llls
f.st steers. 10 SO: medium TO good
g., !" ~. common 90 tair. a.. 10 CO., Rest
hHlic':' TO ia; medium TO good. G,a 10 7 :
common "a fair ~ 10 ca. Hest cows to
a.; medium 10 good 10 5'z common 10
!n'' :" ia Best oxen. Dig tn - medium
huiIS 10 6is. Rest calves. 10: medium
TO =; ,r"'h cows. 80 to SIS. Best nogc 9!7
!Ent -? 10 Sc; pigs. "a 10 ~. soWs and
siac5 10 -. Rest sheep. Ga TO = common
- lar. . TO s'z; lambs TO TO-
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

THE following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrs:
Burton & Gregory. for J. T Lowry.
l4i5 Stuart Street
Bowman &. Gregory. for David H.
Gaines. l4nS Stuart street
Same, for Marccllrs Martin, 1909
Stuart Street
Pembcrton & Benson. for e w.
Brown, "1o3 KersinSton Avenue
J: r. Phillips &. Son, for II IT. Mcvay,
l1l1 Grove Avenue.
kritZcr 6 Harmon, FOR virginia
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The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
Ensclbcre & Bear, for William A.
Green. LOG North Eighth Street one
outlet for fixture.
w. ~. jerks, for Mrs. Gentry, 1906
MosbN street. fourteen outlets
Same. for Franklin Sc:.ooI, 5000 Mid
lothian Turnpike. four outlets.
NJ y. Pcmhcrtoh. for Folk Miller
Drug Co, 10" East Broad Street, three
outlets for fiNturcs
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET
d, large bales
MlLLFEED.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

NlCAGO, March .e-IIors-EecoIu;s *
90; higher. Buzz. ss.55aso.7O light sa.i5a
'".'5: ;niNca. $a.S5G;e.55; heavy. ss3n0sa75:
ronEh, $eSpTSaii; Digs S.50nsSS So
'auic-N"ceip;s. 1900; steady. Native nee,
stcets S"iou*e.:o; Western steers s.so6ss -
sto, Ecrs ana feeders :Gcodss3o: cows ana
METERS S3Sonss.5o. calves. IS ooa.lo-a
hH"p-Recclpts. 5000: steady We,hors
> ioGs?l5. lambs. !a75GS!..o
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cII,NcEH, DEEDS or. Tn,sr.
-Four Deeds of Trust. Amounting

NUT DrfHs UI TrHst, AmoUnijnE
ida NJ Lacy 10 !. H. Campbell tru..
'ce. lots CO and &C in bolck r. in the
plan OF Chnmbcriaync Court 'chru.
Try -, 1916: $40
Frank Wal!cnhorst TO same. lcts 2
md . In block y in tho plan Of Cham.
o"riaync Court October t.. 1918:
John r. Swartwou; ct ux. to l.. T..
'r"wn, trustee. 353 feet ; inches by
,f6,2 feet at tho northeast corner Of
.North Avenue ana Cedar Tree street
corner OF Bacon Road and Barton
ATcnuc March is. 1916: sl0.6O0
ihomaS t.. Eaylc ct ux. to f. G.
NhcrrN. trustee. 132xIl0 fee, at the
northeast corner Of Thirty-frst and
Grace Streets: also. 42x13o feet east
IN" Thirty-frst street l22 feet north
.. "Far" street March II, 1916 s2.-
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Norfolk & Western Railwa,

ONLY AI.I-K NII. LINZ TO NOEFOi.K
Schedule In effect January J. lSiS
Leave Byrd Street Station Richmond 70
NORFOLK: '6:i5 A NJ. 800 A. ~, .3 90 /
NJ. 400 &. 81.
FOR LYSCIBuRG AND THE WEST
.e:is A. 81: $3.50 A. NJ. 1900 p. IL. .S::
A M It sienm To G5eT rom s; 49, r
NJ. 's:'5 p. RI. $500 =. ". Ell: 80 p ". Frot
tho west: '6:H A. NJ. 1887 A. NJ. t2:is p n
:iio L. NJ. '6i7 p. 81 1900 r. NJ
DAILY. tDaiiy except Sunday. ::unday
only.
W. b BEvILI. w. c. SAUNDERS
i. NJ. Roanoke. O. T. A.. Roanoke
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| trustee. a0Nlo0 feet south line Mid
iothihn turnpike. l21 feet east OF
Iiroad Rock Road. March Is 1916;
cnA>cEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
four tclcnsc DGehs Amounting iO


Frank NJ boxlcy. trustee T., ,;eorx.
(. Savage, 10 l-2Xli3 feet south lire
Leigh street. l29 feet east of kinney
Street. March :. 1916, S23S.5O.
same 10 ~ \. Field, 10 feet ) inches
by ll3 feet south line Leigh street.
l3f l. feet east of Kinney street
March y. 1915 S23S.50
stuart Rowe, trustee. 10 G.. w Tins
ley, 25Nl50 feet north line Marshall
street. - feet east of Monroe street.
Marcl -. 1916, $l,l70
John y. Coke, .Tr., ct al. trustees, to
Bernard III. Perkins. - feet 4 inches by
l25 feet south line Stuart Avenue. 90
feet . inches east OF Davis Avenue
March IL. 1916, s3,4S6.
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COTTON MILL SOLD
GrccnriiIc Plant. I'm Hands of Recei
for Year. BrinEs S2Gi.5OO ut
Auction

GREENEILLE. S. c.. March 22.-A
plant of the Carolina Cotton '.
Company. which has been in the n;
or receivers for u year. was sol.
auction here to-day for s2o4.5oo t,
&. thurman. stockbrokcr. acting
the Poinsctt Mills. This mill.
Gently organized. is composed lar
or creditors OF the Carolina com,
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWl

Trains Leave Richmond-Main 81 ~,
schedule nEures not guaranteed. For D
South-Daily: $3.50 A. NJ. local: 1850 A G
with drawing room sleeping car Tor
i:I +. NJ. express. sleeping car omen
j.; NJ: S:W l.. NJ. local. for KeysviIIa
York River Linc-5:1o p NJ ST..
ram. except Sunday. connecting for "a
pofe xIarior carr. 1885 A. 81. and al
Trains Arrive Richmond-From tho so,
P p M NJ aa,, xnd So, $50 4. n. $50 p. NJ.
From West Point: s:45 A. NJ. epc,n Gun,
Gay e:to a NJ and 6:l6 p. H.. dsiIy
onics BOT ID. Main st Phone Msdi.on
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rETt:nsKuRG PEANur MArKEr-

'E-pnrt"d by Rodgers rmmlnc- e. t.n irc
PrTEES BURG, w. March .2-Sra,I;sh
Farmers stock: market quiet First ouai.
~. SlO5 p"r hushel: green and dirty SOC
20 iIc per burhrl.
F'rE!nias- Farmers stcok: market sterdv.
FANCY Jumbo e. per pound: fancy hand
picked. 3Sc per pound: extr, nrlr,. 3isc
per pound; prime, 3'.c per pound shciiinc
s'ock. :hc to &c per pound.
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNA All Ga. March a"--Turnsr,in.
'irn'. 5i'a: sal"s, 3? casks. receipts S casks;
shipments 2ib casks: stock SON casks
Nostn. firm sales. Z" barrels. receipts Sc,
h'rr"is: sh'pmen,s s." barrels: stock. issti
n"i'"i,. S:i"i"; \ u. 80; G.. ID. r: 81
=. ""p, .. cons o.: T.. bis: % n
-. -. IS. We. 30. wy ::
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Richmond & Petersbu,
Electric Ry.
Atlantic Coast Lin

TUG NtHndhrd Railroad of tho Ronth
EFFECTIVE JANUARY !. ISIS
rIRAiSS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: AIS A. III
s;25 r. Il, ll:15 +. H. 1880 4. n.
for Sorfolk: s:l5 A. NJ. 800 A. H., 3:oo
NJ. 200 z. NJ. n:lo p. 4 "
For y: a w. Ry.. West: s:Ib A. n. :,
a; NJ. $500 +, II, 9:25 P. II
as SF A '! a s!SG re a AZ :;n A. :
a.. 400 +. 81. tt:lo p 81, L:5S p
s3e T. NJ. s:c6 p. N. 1850 r. II
Fer Hopewell: e:i5 A. n. 'l:l5 p. H.. u
800 A. NJ. s:l3 A. NJ, els A.
A. NJ: IL: a. N. gao p. N. tI:i0 r.
81, P. NJ. e:7t r. NJ. I:4S r. n.
r. NJ. 1850 Il. M
Except Sunday. fSunday only.
limo OF arrival and departure and e..
nect!oas not Guaranteed
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin. Louisville & West. 900 n. elI.o,
Main Line. Local 81 (. n t5.E
James River LirR 1900 a. 1s:is
i. News, Nix Old RI - a. .i2 m -
Newport News. Local s7:ii A .s "a
Trains arrive from NIX. 81! 50 a, '2:t5
$3.50 D.. y. Sews. 1855 a., 500 o. Fro
West. $3.50 a. ',:tc p. ts:N a. tI:lo
100 .. daily from Charlottesville exec
sunday from Thurmond. Jas River Is
a.. '7:lo 2. DAILY. tEaeept Sunh ,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterda y
as follows:
Willie V. Miller and l.ottie May Gun
ter.
Homer J, Clarke, OF Greenv!lc :.
G. and Allie Starres. OF Columbia a.
{ q
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK. March 22-Cotton goods
:ui"d n:m to-day. with print cloths moo
trAiely active ~ higher price ranges sin:
gibbons ana piece goods w-re in s,nady
demand. Woo goods were ,r,n
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CHICAGO GRAi> MAnKrr.
~ I-Ny VOmnIsslo1 Coz
Richmond Va. NarCr =. z.
Live JbSpIfrx

''il'A''o, March - Although q, .-st
ne "h"Ht ioa'H'i 10 DAY seemed 10 N.src-
Eh'n r"a'" reports. IN" hearsh rr"c. o,
'!'h y"ssip h"cnm" manifest lltrr l,r-rI;
ar result prices closed Unse,;iel . ~
!" tH'.c H'f lover with May 80 .l6.i =,
!l'"'. Hud iuly ~ S1s Corn las, 10. :,
1910 "nts - 20 sdi,o and rrov.slon.
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uENnIco RELEASE DEED.
Ono Deed OF Release Amountinp TO
s.

c. T.. Jones. Jr.. trustee, to II. 4.
Wright IT uN, lot !. block ., plan OF
hermitage Park. March Il. 1916.
Sl+3i.
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railv,, Com,

Schedule Subject to Chnnxo with,n,
Notice. 1'
Trains leave Rich mond bsb;6o A n a.
H.. bs A X. A. NJ. s'io A. N. H..
IL. n, p. III. p. n. b p I
~ SEQ p n. TAO p. II. bs p. II. IL
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A NJ 10,
n. A. NJ b A NJ. 10 A n. ssi1
sl2 noon. ssl p. NJ. r. NJ p n
~. bs:2o p. ~. $50 p. II. 1:lJ P-'M
T. ~. bS p. n. IL p. II
sCsrriss baggage. sDsily except sune
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- sEABoARD Air LINZ RAILWAY.

Tho Progressive Hallway of tho south
Southoound trains rcheduled TO leave Ric
mona daily: s:31 y. NJ. local to Eorlina: IL
4. NJ. sieepers and coaches to JacksonyiIF
Atlanta, Birmingham; s:5 i. NJ, throu,
coaches and .!ceperA to Jacksonville: II.
4. NJ, Florida Limited; 1875 A. NJ, sloepe
10 Atlanta, Birmingham. JscksonVil@
Tampa and coaches to jacksonville.
Northbound Trains scheduled to arrive
hicnmond daily: $40 4. NJ. 1:23 a. ~. s.
A. NJ. local $50 A. 81. 5:37 p. H.
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HENnICo DEED OF rnrsr.

One Decd Of Trust. AmountIpu to
St.2OD.
William Slack ct ux to T. Sitter
ning ct al, trustees, lot &c, plaD OF
West View February "a, 1916: $1,000
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HENRIcO TRANSFER.

On" Deed Of BnrGnin and SnIc,
Amounting to $3.50.
Iiarri" Realty Corp 10 Mrs Mary
;; Crows, lot >. block l.. map Of cher.
okr" lnc". f"bruar" Is. lnlG: taX,
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IusTINGs DEEDS or Trust.

Two Deeds OF Trust, Amounting
To SI,.I0.
John Good ct ux to g. ~ petti-
east corner OF Twenty first street md
Chicago Avenue March -, 1916: s35n
q. L. Swanson to +. l.. Mcconnell,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23

NHW ORLEANS. March . The cotton
market mere siOo! a net adv .inCc through
out to-GA%'s session, hU, displayed !!'ti.
strength or activity. In She ;uor7inc prices
were ittcG 10 70 u points over yc>tc-Gav'S
90. BAT the afternoon zone "as soft and
N" sail. was PRACTICABLE: wiped oUt -r-
giose being a. r:t advance % only / ID
points.
Buying was based mainly or the otsrnc.
a. tho rains expected - ;hs western hel:
ana on TO peace talk in 'ac morning pa
p:rs. SPOT accounts awlish ana /:
"as evident that traders on ;he long sid"
expected an aL.auc. ~ local quotations
FOLLOWING the quoting Of the marie, "a, m
changed prices. the demand fc.l Of and
offerings increased.
Ecu"-;s from III, western ua'' wcrr t.i,
;ae drought was becoming serious. ans TIA,
TIC crop Ia South Texas was getting u very
late START. tt" forecas: ot continued fair
weatn.r ;o- the western bci' caused sorc
The make; closed stcady Closin. b!..:
MAJ. ii's. July. ilH:. October ilsa. DC.
,sm.e- Ell. January 1913 Spo, cotton.
steady unchanged. sales Oh III" ~pr, "f5l
-t'ts. 6" 4rrlN.. H.''j talrs N..ui!uE 7. rr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23

NEW YORK. March ..-PoIt movement
N!G3!.Ee zoo. Exports -. bales: sales
-" bales stock "s7.7ca bales
Tots, day Il, ali po-,s-Ne, receipts ~
= bates. exports Is 40 bales stocH, 1;'f B.
fetal 20 wock-Net -.reir;S IS-T- h.'cs
. DNport> - :; bales
Iuts. Tot >.Asor-Set -ecc!Iits so 50
. bales exports Uss bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Main Streets
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-14

= .r'. but the Na,y lost, 8 70 Z, Aoid
q, counting 10 = points at iha.
stage Of football. The 1909 game
was called on because Of death at
West Point. In 1910 Dalton booted
one over the Army goal posts and the
Navy won, to 0. In 1911 Dalton
repeated his stunt and the Navy won
by the same score. Brown made two
field goals in the 1918 game and the
middies won their third consecutive
victory. 6 to 0.
The 1919 game was the last to 20
to Annapolis. In 1913 Brown three
times sent the oval over the Army
goal posts. but II wasn't enough, the
Army winning. - to .. In 1914 and
In 1915 the Army won,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-14

sesy n = n - wlsl saly alsDe u
Imcsning inside bath.
! Folks Who ~ aosostumo0 = .
dull and hsavy w1sn ~ 60 poojj
ting hsadsehs. Stu1y ffo6 ! ~. ~
itensus. nasty bpeath, go elenash,
lcan, instsa1, tel - hedA - = 6aieS
b. opsnihB ~ Sisisse Il - pj6gsn
each morning and Gs6hlAS out ~
whole Of the internal polsoaous stae.
'nant matesr.
Everyone. whsthss aiIinG sisk q
well. should, sash nesnine tuDwo
breakfast, drink . siase q roai ~
water with . tsaspoonful q limGu(one
phosphate in Il 70 wash fsua ~ ses0
acb. liver. kidneys and bowsls ~ peo.
vious days indissstibls wasts, soar
bile and poisonous toxins: thss elsaa-
sing. swestsnins and purifyins ~ sn-
tire alimsntary canal bseoss puttiAs
more food into the stomach. The g.
ton cf hot water and limsstons phos-
phate on an empty stomach y woudse.
fully invisoratins. II cleehs ott an
the sour fsrmsntatious. eases, waste
and acidity and dives one . spIendid
appetite for breakfast. whlls you are
enjoying your breakfast The water ana
phosphate Il quietly sxtractins I larss
volume Of water from The blood ana
1afffn9 ranAv H0p = t1,nenas~h Nm~hs~~ =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-14

patriotic, II one may judge from ex-
ternals. Every man takes Off his hat
when the national anthem is being
played or sung and he leaps to his
feet to do 1t. He tips his hat to his
country's flag. and he honors the men
who defended It. His record OF the
past In his country's service Is a
proud record and the wars Of Brazils
history are epics of heroism and sac
rifce.
Progress and Order" is the motto
printed in gold on Brazil's green flag,
Tn ten years a million men will be
giving the military salute to Prog
ress and Order" and will be trained
to defend its principles. In that time
Brazil, in proportion to its popula-
tion. probably will be among the best.
II not the best prepared" American
nation.