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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-10
C[A|MDUST ANDD|RT ARE
in HEATED AIR Of SCHOOL
Teachers Say It Is Due to Inferior
Grade of Fuel-Ofiicials Think
! Defective Furnaces to Blame.

COMPLAINTS that coal dust and dirt
are mixed with the hot air used to heat
the classrooms in certain public
schools of the District have been made
BY number of teachers throughout
the city. The teachers claim that 1t 10
due to an inferior grade of soft coal
being used. Officials of the schools
claim, however. that under no circum-
stances should coal dust or dirt be
carried through the heating system,
and that in any case where this is done
II is due to defects in the furnaces
rather than in the kind of coal used.
! Both Stephen E. Kramer. assistant
superintendent of schools. and Hugh F.
McQueeny. superintendent Of tanitors.
who is directly in charge of heating
explained that in schools where coal
dust and other dirt came through the
heating pipes the matter should be re,
ported to the school heads and would
thereupon receive" attention.
Air Never Touches Coal.
In the furnaces used in Washington
the air which is fed, after heating. in
to the rooms. never touches the coal or
flames, it was explained. Instead, it
passes around the firebox. In the event
that the firebox is cracked, it was
said, coal dust. coal gas and dirt
might be drawn through and carried
into the building. Where this occurred
necessary repairs could be made. it wa
explained.
Soft coal is being used in the Dis
trict's public schools, thereby saving
about 100000 a year. At the time of
the ngressional investigation of the
school management, unger the direction
of now Secretary Redfeld. several years
ago, the school officials were adversely
criticised for not using soft coal entirely.
Despite the increase in the number
of buildings. Congress has not in
creased the amount for fuel during the
last five or six years.
Saving in. Use of Soft Coal.
Within the last year or two the school
officials have not requested a larger
appropriation. but have used the same
figures as during the preceding years.
AS an example of the saving by the
use of soft coal. it was noted that at
Western High School one year 500 tons
of hard coal were used. costing 500
"A ton, while the year following only
s3.29 per ton was paid for 300 tons
used
The coal this year is admittedly of
poorer quality, the soft lump coal
being a higher-priced fuel. But, the
officials make plain, no dirt of any
sort should enter the schoorooms il the
furnaces-most of which were built
for soft coal use-are in good repair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-10
Friday Sale of
Women's Mended Hose

60 dozen pairs of Women's
Hose, Isle thread, in white, black
and colors; manufacturers SAM
pies which have small mended
places.
Special price, tic pair.
3 pairs for Soc.
Regularly Csc, 3sc and Soc pair.
Main floor street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-10
Women's Dress Dept.

w ~AAA~AA . 700 NSHes
Soree Silk Dress. Russian blouse style in
wistaria color. suitable for afternoon wear:
size 20; S25.OO. Was $500.
l Gray Charmeuse Dress trimmed with vel
vet; size 80: $500 Was $500.
! Brown and Green Striped eros de Londres
SILK Dress, size IS; 1915. Was $3.50.
/ Brown Velvet Dress, size SO: SETS.
Wine Colored Velvet Dresses. trimmed with
satin and buttons; sizes SO and 50: $12.s IS each.
3 Black Cotton Wolfe Dresses lace trimmed;
sizes "a and 80: 1915 each.
ss ! Castor Serge Dress size 81; $780, Was
BLACK Velvet Dresses. silk trimmed; sizes
"a. 90. 3S and 40; $3.50 each.
Cotton Wolfe Dresses. plain white and
white trimmed with pink; sizes 81 and SO;
$3.50 each.
Navy Blue Serge Dress. with satin bands
aud sleeves; size So. $500. Wab $500.
Black Serge Dress. with satin sleeves; size
40; $500. Was $500.
1 Black Charmeuse Dress. Handsomely trim
med with lace and Ge0rgette crepe; size IS;
$19.75. Was $3.50.
1 Light Blue Broadcloth Afternoon Dress,
size 80; 1915. Was 5000.
Green Serre Dress, size "a: braid and
satin trimmed; $500. Was $2S.5o.
Third floor, G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-10
Friday Special in
Women's Undervests.

Women's Soft White Swiss
Ribbed Vests. made in particu-
larlv desirable weight and style
for spring and summer wear; low
neck and sleeveless; elastic and
comfortable. Only 80 dozen in
the lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-10
Friday Clearance of
Children's Sweaters.

A small lot of Children's
Sweaters, made with We neck
and pockets colors are oxford,
navy and white. A splendid
value at a most opportune
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-10
$1.95 each. Were $2.95,
$3.50 and $3.75.
And the following:

pockets and trimmed with fancy buttons;
French rose. coral. white. black and emerald
sizes "a, 50, IS and 40. $4.75 each. Were
$500.
White Sweater. knit in basket weave, with
convertible collar and pockets; size SO. $500.
Was Sl1.50.
and belt across back. Size SO; 1895. Was
$500. :
Third Aoor. @ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-10
Friday Special in
Mems Shirts
At S1.15 Each.

A small lot of Mems Madras
Neglige Shirts, in good assort-
ment of the most desirable color
tones-all striped patterns. Some
are made with soft-fold cuffs and
others have laundered cuffs
tailored, Numbered and finished
in the best possible manner.
$l.15 each. Regularly $3.50.
And the following:
/ Mems Navy Blue Velvet House Coat. silk
lined and fastened with silk frogs: size A.;
$1,000. Was $1,000.
Mems Balmacaan Plaid Lounging Robe,
medium SIZE fastened with pearl buttons; $3.50.
Was $1,000
Mems Fancy Colored Striped Silk Shirts:
sizes 49,, 10 and 15la; good patterns; $3.50
each. Were $500.
Mems Fine Woven Madras Neglige Shirts.
soft-fold cuffs: sizes A. 14h, 10 and 49,
81 60 each. Were S2.jO
IL Fancy Colored Silk Four Hand Ties.
open-end shape and good patterns 35c each,
8 for 81 90. Were SOC.
3 Leather Handkerchief Cases. tan and black,
with colorcd Innings; soc each. Were $1.O0.
Main floor. + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-10
Moo0waro & Iotbrop ye SE W.,
Newy Observation-Disclosures Paris. - $ 'sS sSsS&
New York-WASFIINGTON-Paris.
Friday, AS Usual, Remnant Da!

is til day achv set pnpae OF coming k close heh nd s esuu
fh n hu fresh or y k % 50
there d opportunity
yng read
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tense or excuse as danger to justify
him in sinking his opponents ships.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CHANCERN TRANSFERS
fourfccn DcrdH OF Bargain and Sale
Amounting to S3,.IOO.


t teai -" : Leet YES, line Tabb Street. IS
juno IS, 1915. S,ioo.
=, sarah c Elicit 10 Medical College Of
Virginia, 2eXll2 feet south line Mar
Shall street, between Twelfth and col
i ,SaE ssneets' being No. 1921. July 81.
Henry :. wallerstein ct ux. to same.
- feet 10 inches by IS feet south line
Marrhail street l:l feet ? inches east
$40, $40.
>. Edward II. Brown c, ais. to same,
line Marshall street. EOS feet ga
Inches cast OF Twelfth Street August
J, 1915, $500.
Il. II. Staltz ct ux. To same, 10 feet
I inches by lil feet north line Broad
street. pa feet l-o inches east OF
TwSlf'h Street Angus; $. 1916, tax
Eleanor r; I.yneman ct ais. to W. a.
Cooper, 2sxl32 feet east line Twenty
eighth street. IS feet south OF y
street August ;. 1916. FAX 80 cents.
BESSIE e. Howard. trustee. to F.. *.
ana J: ~. Schepmocs. lsl feet inches
by 10 feet 10 inches at the southeas,
corner of Moss Side Avenue and the
new North Rosd. July %. 1916, $3.50
Land Company OF Virginia TO ]. G.
CruGnP 23x53 feet ives, line Munford
street. ll3 feet inches south of Clay
street. August II. 1916, tax $40. $40
John II. Crank ct al. to Land Com
PAM Of Virginia. s5xl%2 feet north
line Brookland Park Boulevard. 20 feet
cast Of FourGurean Avenue. July "a
j. {. crump. 10 same. 5oxll7 feet
west lire Virginia Avenue. 40 feet
north Of Holmes street; also 3Oxl4o
feet south line Leigh Street 80 fee,
vest OF summit Avenue. August IL
1915. tax $3.50 $40
T. X. Callah~ III 81 ux. 10 r. y. Bay
lis. icoxlo0 fee, north line lakewood
Avenue. 90 feet cas-, Of Lee street
August IL. 1916 tax So. $40
Emma Emma y. I.ieber, - viz TO
I !: Callahan. 200NlUb fee, north
Inc Dal< wood Avenue. AZ tn. west cor
Yer or Lee street August u" 1876; tax
George ". Gay. Jr to Il. \ Raylss.
- s s 'sst norm i'ne road street.
August u. 1916: tax $3.50 $40
Ais"p Motor Go. 70 Isaac caplon. lot
80 in the plan Of Interest Park. July
-. 1916. tax 80 $40
HE:NRICO TRANSFERS.
MARY edwards TO X. 7 Duydcn ct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
BUILDING PERMITS.
Thirteen building Permits, Amoun,fnI
to S39,5IS

to S32.5IS.
Permits for new and rcpair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows:
Rev. j. J. Wicker. to build "a brick
garage in rear of 2519 Kcnsinctou Ave
nue.. TO cost $3.50.
Realty and Finance Corporation. ia
build Il 'wo-story frame .,uccoed
dwelling at 1902 Lamb Avenue. to cos,
$4,000.
w. II. Collins. to build a brick garage
cost $l9a
John w. Hancock, to build two
story frame dwelling at 1904 Virginia
Avenue. to cost $4,000
George T.. Williams, to build a two
and one-half story franz. stuccocd
dwelling on the east side Of Noble Ave-
nue.. between the Rrookland Park
Boulevard and DUPONT Circle. to cost
S:,.3oO
H. y. Phillips. to build "A two-story
brick dwelling on the south side Of
Leonard Street, between Cleveland and
Tildcn streets, to cost $1,000
Richmond ForEings Corporations to
build a frame shed at it's plant at Acca
station. to cost $500.
5: : Roscndorf. to repair brick store
ut l@06 East Main Street. to cost S25G.
y. ;. l\ratZ & Co. TO repair brick
factory on Third Street. between Hull
ana Decatur streets. to cost $1,000.
James Gordon. to repair frame dwell
ing lilo 81. James Street, to cost $3.50
Mrs. ~. II. Fitzgerald. to repair frame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
CHANCERY DEEDS or TRUST.
'eeoS OF Trust. Amounting Ia

seven Deeds Of Trust. Amounting 10
,;, ~ SS.n.:.
n'ns ct ais. trustees lot 10 in block
rue. NE Plan of providence Park. Au-
~ =: k and j. II. Schepmocs to w. L.
i 1If foo trustee Ial feet 3 inches by
10 rect 10 inches at tho southeast
corner OF Moss Side Avenue and the
new North Road. July -. 1916: sl4l6
Il. ~ Bayliss ct ux.. to H. T. Richie
S; son ct al, trustees. loOxioo feet north
me lakewood Avenue. 100 feet east of
Lee street August II. 1915. sl,oso
X. A. Bayliss to ~. T.. Richeson ct
A., trustees. 25Xl2o fcct north ime
Broad street. 81 feet east Of Thirty
iourth street. August II. 1916: $1,000
w; l.. Chapman q; uX.. TO John r.
IaE!c ct al. trustees 81 feet inches
nE 40 feet west line REIMBURSEMENT,
street. a feet inches south Of X
street August -. 1916 $500
0teria Royc ct vir. to NJ d. Nun
naily. trustee. sc feet , inches by 10
ieet inches west lin" .Icssamino
street, IS feet south Of Burton street
august II. 1916 SSg6
Frank ~ Gregg ia w T.. Crawford
81 a.. trustees. ON 1i5 feet s inches
south hne Grove Avenue. III feet .
inches cast Of Lombariy street Au-
gust II, 1916: S22O0
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RICHMOND 1--WE sroCK M,nKtyr

t richmond. Va. AugGgt n 1915
i;,bDI' 'hr IN" "e"k ending August Ia .
~ "1'es steers, - So: medium 10 good,
h"if+rs 70 ~: medium 10 yood. g.: % Hh
~ D', .ii 70 FAIR. Ln TO ca. Best cows. tE
~ ~ msaium to rond. Oh 10 6x: common
. I"'' to .. Best oxen. gu 10 7. ma.
G'a;h 10 good. to ga common To- ~
Res, r%' Guiis, to ets light. 10 81.
/. 81 ~ 70 10: medium 10 kood, !
no., s,"st, I" :. Best sheep. 10 6: com.
, '',"n 70 'M: 10 :. bpnns lambs. . 10 10:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
NEW YORK THODTCF y,pv,.r

NE" YORK, august &c HEsm
. 49, on,nrifugal. So: noasses, so. r..
SPOT coitoe. quiet. Rio Is. ril ssrins I'M
HfHr moderate early ga!ns ON shori c,,..
.rinE, inhn"nc"6 hv higher lard ,G,ior.nns
.Li DIohe Sharply under Southern ccIii,C
IN. !ate he"viress In cotton and .tri -,
tupport. Flnai prices woro to i. r"n,I
net lower Sales. 1910 harrcI. 49,, ',,.,,.s
,rnd.rs. IN oarrols Close .asrr s,n, u ny ~,
ND; husus' h22T ~. September - &;,'.;I39
'e'"Dei' '''"sv' November. s,rTsts; Dc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
WALL STREET SHOWS
FEELING OF OPTIMISM
Onicial Announcement Of British
Loan Causes Advances
in Prices.
HIGH RECORDS ESTABLISHED
one of Biggest Pools Ever Organ
izcd in Tobacco Shares j. Working
in Market Under Management ot
Old and Conservative House.
mn nnnAnAN NAIL.

NEW YORK, August i6.--Oficial an
nouuCemeut Of the British loan WAS a
signal for another demonstration of
optimism in Wall street to-day. steel
common sold q, the highest price on
record. with tho exception Of 1909. TW"
other nrw high record prices were
MADE ono in Marine common ana ~"
other i'm cHrburctor stock on the
curb. The whole list was active, and
many stocks we're deal: in that hay"
no, appeared for weeks. Tho best sign
II tho day Was the absence of n"
public in actual transactions nut IN"
receipt Of many injuries from pros
po,tivc BUYERS stocks arc not quite
Nigh enough for tn" public.
The feature of Tho British loan ma
pleAscs Wall street SO much IS mat
/, is made on a strictly business basis,
and that American securities ia TN"
extent OF SloO.cOo.000 IRE put UP rs
collateral. Tho other collateral con-
siSts -. 100000, 600 Of Canadian socuri-
tics and an equal amount Of tn" sccuri-
tics Of neutral countries.
L; - tho natural cNpcctation that
the S250.0Ou00o to he raised through
this loan viii he expended i'm America
for munitions Of war Naturally N"
steel Corporation viii share heavily
in the business and that was one yea
son the stock advanced to-day. Mcr-
camille Marine. being closely allied
with the bankers who are financing the
allies Will Cot most or tho traffic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk Of the Hustings Court Yesterday
as follows:
Emma Parker. OF Richmond
William I. Tracy and Sarah Jessie
Stewart.
Louise Wade
George W. Daniel. of Roanoke. and
Madeline Mary Askew. Of Marion. " G..
raul Davis and Annie EStcllc
Nichols.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
cHA>cEnY nGLEAsn DEEDS.
T~" HrIc"sc Deeds. Amounting &c

TWO RcIcHsc Deeds. Amounting TO
S2,:iJS.
n j chcwmiug, il. Q, al. trustees.
to Maud" G. Epps. 2lXll1 feet west line
] wenty-seventh Street 80 feet south
"f Marshall street August y, 1916:
1880.
y Il. Hut@lcr 81 al. trustees. 10 NJ
&. &. Brooke ct ai., q l-2 by 81 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
CHICAGO GRAIN NIARKET

'IIINAGp, Aucust % YcstoriAy's .lNsuce
~ wheat apparently 30 iisiied the trade FOR
the moment. as hu'ees wore seized uuon
io.d4I 20 take rrghts IN" resul; was
net loss ~ T, - r. Corn closed =, lower
" shade hlrh"r. oats. unchanged. ana
provisions irregular rroiu q Genus lower FOR
1.r"'nbcr GprN. o. J. cents ~ for October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17

vsnced prices i1-cent a yard. Some print
, n.otn mills advanced their quotations in
many lines OF finished cotton goods continued
:" h. brisk. Worsted yarns were Arm
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IInNnicO RELEASE DEEDS.
One Decd Of Release. Amounting TO


II. a. McCurdy. trustee, to Sallic
Meredith. 75Nl20 feet south line of
Scldcn street. l25 feet east % Twenty
seventh street August ii, 1916;
S24l.J0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
HENa,co DEEDS or TRUST.

Henry w Banks 81 ux.. to g. Ed.
Meitzcl. trustee. lots s and = block
Is. ON q plot made by 7. C. Rcdd 4.
GO; IN Fairfield District. August 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17

ais; Sc 36llooo acres north side of
1 w ~ 'amio:sourg Turnpike. two miles ho-
~" CITY, August -. 1916: $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH, GA, August le-Turpent:ne
ntin' ~ ~. sales. oo7 casks: receipts. A.
CSskS' shipments, none: stock. 1880 casks
Rosin; firm: sales. l.Sss barrels: receipts.
~, /. barrels; shipments. none: stock. eso2I
r: s.:5: G.. SIS: H. ]. X CAS-; N. s 30: y
sos. VIC. sc: WY, SIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
PETERSBURG PEANur MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
tRepo-tcd by Rodgers. Plumm"r & Co l-c !
TEL ERSBtRG. VA. August ls-Spanish-
buShcl H'
NirEinis s-Farmers stock-Market ou,et
fanoE Jumbo. sac per pound: fancy hand
rlcNeo, go per pound extra prime N.c
per pound prime. &c per pound: shellinr
stock, -. &c 1er pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17

feet north limo Baker street. 40 feet
east OF Brook Avenue. August 10. 1916;
SlogS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
FORD WILL BUILD
MILLION CARS NEXT WAR

Advance Of the carhuretor stock on
the curb. the Stromberc. was akin to
tho advance in III. rubber and tlr"
shares No matter what the make ct
automobile. there must DC carburetors
and tires. Gasoline was reduced IN
price again and Mr.. Ford announced
his intention 10 build million cars
next year There are about 2.7oo.ooo
cars in operation now in the United
states ana Within year Their" shouid
he 600. Oo0 Rubber stocks ought 20
have tho call under such circumstances.
Mexican Petroleum had Il SHARP
movements on small transactions when
ru1uor went around III" street Of an
other bic contract for petroleum signed
nv the COMPANY. Petroleum shares arc
al strong and brokers expect them
TO do much better.
one of The biggest pools ever or
=anizcd IN tobacco shares IS working
i'm the market under tn" management,
OF AN old and conservative house that
has charge of som" II tho hi.Ecst
Things In Wall street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
SAlea
Stock

6Aleh SHOCK,
l.IoI AlljS- chalmers -
500 Alls-Chalmcrs. pfd, ..
500 Am. Aer Chem. com.
lG.aoo Am. Rcet sugar. com. :.
>,l0O American cam ........
American Can. ptd. 49,.
$500 Am. Car and Foundry. E.
TOO American cotton OIL.
l.>oo An IIid" a,,d Lear, rtd
100 American LiuSccd OIL,
SOC American Loco. .......
2rl American Loco. ptd....
900 American SmrltiUE e..
American SuUu. com
100 American sugar .,.
".lrn NUi Tel. ana Tcl. Co,
American Tobacco. com.
lea .Am. Tobacco. ptd......
-Hnp Am. Writing Paper. pfd.
",Hoh American IinC. ....
l3.,op Anaconda Copper ......
2,n01 Atchisou ..... .........
Atlantic Coast Line $50.
~ (. l.. ot Ct ,Baltop ..
il.o"O Baltimore ana ohio.
iu0 bethlehem steel com.
Eetniehcm Stoci, Dtd
Toe Erookl,u Rapid Trans;,
Loo Central Leather. com.
@.Nnn Canadian Pacific .
>"D California Petroleum
@.%rt Chesapeake and ONO.
loo Chicago Great W sStcru
1er chi, Great Western. ptd
Loo G., NJ and -. raul. 49,.
lS.\"w CruCible steel Cor. com
SEQ Crucihlc steel. pfd. .
1920 colorado FUcl and Iron.
Colorado and southern. &.
1000 Corn Products. com ....
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17

NV ORPHANS Auguat d. f....-.
Wa ne Dominating innucuee 10, ~ ."h
riHrK"t to-day and at,a- , No., '.'f
su"ns'h toward ne m.aa.. ~
iLLtt- t"'t-nrd and declined r. r-., ~
,nnr b,sh OF the session on INC most s.,.c.
Closing bid: October. 1888: pe,ec,n., ', =.
c ci.i - -; March, 1873 Nay i4s,' s1,
ding. iNc. '''' "'+e2' mo
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MiSt1J.LaNEOUS MAEKETs.
nRY Gnnnd

,,r,, DRY GOODS
Nt-W YORK. Ausus, !G-or. ri ~. i,,s
4"s handlers of bieached goods to-day I'd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17
UIYISG OF READING.
aY ROOT CONTlNt rs

Euyinc Of Reading by Tho big pool
continues.
Railway steel Sprinc is hcir= ar
dividend In tho near future T.acila-
wanna steel Is earning 81 ner cent
and the stock is being accumulated be-
cauS" i per cent dividend is to no
declared,
American can. which has been q lag
gard In tho market but which is earn
ing in tho ucishhorhood Of 80 per cent
ON its stock ts being hold down by
main forrc Cuhan- American Sugar
announced 10 pcr cent cash dividend
ON tho common stock and n so Dor cont
stock bonus. u also distributed $500,
COO cash among its employees.
Rock Island stock is being picked NJ
in anticipation Of an "Drly rcorGani-
2atiou
Munition stocKs also arc being ac-
Cuululatnd in anticipation of important
sales TO the allies for the next TWO
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SUMMER Observation-Disclosures
SUMMER KksOKTs--AtIantic On
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia ave close To Beach Capacity 500
Providins every comfort. private bath,
running water In rooms: elevator, etc
notable table and service: Amer plnn
Booklet. Auto At trains. ". r SHAW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17

NEW YORK, August Mercantile paier.
2a. sterling. ~iNry-day bills $iTi-. tc-
'r-nd So le-l6 cables. Sifh'- Htr silver,
go. Mexican dollars IH. Gu.'rur,o
bonds steady railroad hords. siondN TIN"
loar.s steady. s.r'~ days. -. r!ro'- day-.
70 -. So, mon. hy 81. HlE Gal money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-17

HENRICO TRANSFERS.
MhrE ELWards 10 Il. I pnydnn q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

Sor unaefdbr brei @oten nurbe
i'm Senat @ustunit bariiber berlanet.
M Der VrGlibent benn eisentlid
ba5u gefommcn iei @%arran5a an5us
e%rfennen. Soipeit lit bieie Snforma5
tion mod nidt ans Taeeslidt ses
fommen. 9as Ranipulieren i'm 0es
beimen lit our 3eit betauntIid bic
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Gaerbinss lit man i'm Staatss De-
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