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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
| bELLE COMMON
AND PREFERRED
PAY DIVIDENDS
ONE PERCENT is DECLARED ON
FORMER AT MEETING
YESTERDAY
Extra Dividend Of 2!2 Per Cent In
Addition To Regular Two Per
Cent Authorized

LaBelle Iron Works common STOCK
was placed on a dividend basis yes
terday. when the directors, al a meet
ing in Steubenville. declared a div
dend Of l per cent. payable January H..
In addition to this action regarding
common stock, regular quarterly div.
idend OF per cent on preferred stock
was declared and an extra dividend CT
2ie per cent, on account OF back DIV
idends on preferred, was also author
lied.
The transfer books for both divi-
dends on preferred close December ..
and the dividends will be payable Dec.
ember 81. The transfer books for the
dividend on common close January 20.
Despite the action of LaBelle d.
rectors yesterday, there was a Iull in
dealing in both common and prefer
red stock, both here and in Pittsburgh.
Common stock, which has doomed the
past few weeks. breaking high rec
ord almost daily. sold in Wheeling
at 90 and was offered al 90M on the
Pittsburgh exchange. About five hun
dred shares changed hands in Pitts
burgh, and the sales here amounted
10 about the same number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
CLOSING STOCK lEIIER.

by Private Mic Fidelity Investment Association
fran Harris. Winthrop X Go
Money rates continued Ia advance day both Tor
call aud Tine volume ~ trade was fairly LARGE.
Liquidation in many Ct the so-Ca!rd va! SnrkS VAS
in evidence. AdyireS from Washington indicate al
most cnncUsrely thai thr administration will IT0Ta
any furnrr foreign loans unless well cola;cracd.
They viii! naturally control the reserve banks in s;lcn
matters and while the restrictions can he construed
both favorable and unfaJorablc hut it will hare
the effect of keeping the banks strong and finas
br general beneficial.
Buffalo and SuSGuchanna r. r. declared = dividend
of per stock payable December 30.
stock record December Is. This makes per cent
common stock for year. Regular SEMI annual JIr
dond OF Q per cent preferred stock also de-
Glazed. payable December So StocE record Deem
Der Is.
Washington wires: Rrpatation order OF Interstate
Commerce Commission made in January. last ;ear
against charged Ivy Western roads packing
house products and fresh meats was today re-
rcinded far as it affected Slcn prnducIs moving
In peddlcrs cars prior To May H. 1879
bow Jones says Todd ShiWaIds Corporation. IS
much ahead Of the IS 900. 600 OF net earnings est
mated for the yesr. Stock is earning basis
az 81 share September sinking fund was slSI.I4l
~ PER cent nf the net earnings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
SEMI-PANIC ON
WHEAT EXCHANGE
Exciting Breaks In Values Amounting
to over l3 Csnts-Corn and
Oats Also Lost.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-Railroad embar--
goes and marine pcrIls that threatened
to bring shipments OF grain TO q STAND
still led today 10 q seml-panlc IN the
wheat market. Exciting breaks IN
values as much at one time as l3S q
bushel were followed by partial rallies.
The close, nevertheless, was wild. at
1866 TO 1871 December and l7i!s TO llo
May with the market as whole To y
under yesterdays finish Other leading
staples, too. all showed setoack-ICorn
visions ~ TO 80.
Although much nervousness was
shown by the wheat trade at various.
periods throughout the session. 1t was
not until the last hour that the fall In
prices became OF an extraordinary char
acter. The fact. however. that nnalIy
buying orders seemed 10 have almost
vanished from the pit brought traders
20 a sudden realization OF what was inl-
piled by virtual embargo on railroad
transport Of grain to the seaooard'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
LOGAN { BRYAN's CLOSING STOCK LETTER.


NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.--With very few EXCEPTIONS
prices lower. The selling Of stocks accel-
Grated by tho remarks OF the federal reserve board
with respect Ia treasury notes OF foreign powers. and
The necessity Of fiscal institutions keeping in
liquid shape. The conclusion which vas expressed
10 the effect that slowing gGoEn IN the process or
credit extensions mag mean some curtament OF our
export trade was anayGcd carefully and c1erted much
weight. II seemed 10 suggest to the minds Of MANI
holders nf industrial securities that the apex Of
gigantic war profits has hccn passed in many in
stances and consequently the desire to reduce LONE
lines became rather pronounced The action o. the
money market another factor which received
siderable consideration. Demand loans ruled 6
rrr cent. which accepted as reflection Of ;hn
rercnt absorption or foreign loans. and predictions
wrr" freely made or further hardening and closer
scrutiny of collateral. Signs not lacking tina.
newrd Eciirity the rart Of Berlin and the idea
10 prevail lent that submarine warfare may ahnTtr again
have 10 I've commended The fac: that the public Is
we'll supplied with long stncks and that interior buy
lng shows tendency 10 srbside leads lis 10 believe
thai further cauaSinE process will be in order.
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N0VENbER'5
CLEAR|NGS
S15,O99,471
November is another ffteen-milliol

November is another fifteen-million
dollar month in the matter of bank
clearinas. The total for the month to
date, including yesterdays Clearings,
is S15,099, 4I132, while the clearings
for the corresponding period of No s.
Der last year, amounted 10 $1O,. :,
771.20.
Yesterdays clearings, according to
the report Of the Wheeling Clearing
House, were $594.902.29, while the
report for the same day year ago
showed a total of 1897, 709.94, yester-
days being gain of $257 1926, or
76.1 per cent.
This mOnih's rarorh IN data follows
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
REFLECT DIRECTORS
Stockholders of Haze Atlas Glass
Company Again Elect OLD
Hoard Of Directors.

The old board Of directors OF me ia,
zel-Atlas Glass Company was re-eleclea
~ the annual meeting of the stocKhoid'
ers, held Yesterday afternoon IN the
principal Office, ConserFa'
tive Life building. so,,o
The board is composed Of the follow
ing: G. n. Brady. ". $. Brady, >. -
BRADY, G.. G. Oliver, J. j. Holloway, -
Il. Hubbard. c. 4. Robinson, w. s. WA,
bridge and NJ. J. Ovens Inc lalIeE
TWO are from Toledo.
The annual report was supmllLeu
and it is understood to. haye SHOWN
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S-Butcr steady: Creamery
higher than eNt-oS I:S i?tr: extras. Sc score. Az"
+et.r: frs, cSta a Al 'gc: seconds 3bia@SSi:c
Eggs irregular fresh gathered. extra fine t2S50c:
extra FISTS $50 lSc frs,s 4Ia $50: seconds +ofiSG
nearby hcnncry white fine To fancy 6S96jc; do
btown j0@5$c.
Cheese steads stale. whole milk a1:s fresh. spe-
ca!S &c: 90 average fancy 2i@ @+i2c.
Dressed roaltry irregular: chickens 23@5lc Fowls
1S!S 22c: turN"rs e2G5nc.
Flour easier.
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(D-Transfcr books close Nor. 90 for per cent
cash dividend payable Dec. !.
,2i-Tran Ifcr books close Nov 90. for an extra DIV
idend uf IL per cent. payable December !.
tgI-Trausf.r books close Oct. 81. for per cent
cash dividend payable Nov. /. Books close Dec D.
for an extra cash dividend payable Dec. u.s.
(Il--Transfer books close Dec. q. for q regular
ner cent cash dividend aud an extra 9I1 per GEN..
payable Dec. 81.
i5J--TrsnSfer books close Fan 20. for per cent
cash Dividend payable Jan. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
NO DIVIDEND
Directors Of Wheeling Mold & Foundry
Company Postpone Action on
Dividend Declaration.

At a meeting Of the board of direct
ors of the Wheeling Mold & Foundry
Company yesterday afternoon action
on the dividend which was expected
December l was postponed indefinitely.
The board. after discussing the propo-
sitiou. decided that it would be wise to
conserve the resources for the hand
ling of the company's large business. .
1t is understood that number OF
shell contracts, especially the Russian
orders. are not proving as profitable as
was eXnected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29

sG75@l235: western steers S675@ 1925 stocters ard
feeders ST. 6oG7.70: COWS and heifess sS.65S3.15;
calves $950Gi3l5.
Sheep. receipts 1900: steady: vethors sS.ooSs.SO;
ewes s. 50@s.Uo; lambs s950Sl22j
PITTSBURGH Nov. os.-Cattle STEADY: EuDpl,
light: choice Ss OOd SO: prince s690@lo.0o.
Sheep steady; supply light: primo rcther SSooS
%: Gull and common s2.5G@5.op: lambs 5000
ll15: veal calves Sl@.GGa 1915.
Hogs steady: receipts 10 double drrks; pnnt
hearies sln3Jtd 1910: mediums and heIu yorker
50 GOA 1000: l!sh; ynrkers so4oSs.50: pigs SG759
p 90; roushs s9o599.TJ.
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CHICAGO. Nov S2-fIogs. reca!7rs IS .n10: wax
- TO 20 cents under yesterdays average hilk 50 "5A
q so llsht SS.6I@9..5: mSrI 81. POO 1919: heary
s.? so[9 10.lS: rough s95ccd s.; piSa $GiOtaS.50.
cattle receipts 600 scady: native beef ca!.lc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
LOGAN sRYAN"s GRAIN LETTER.

Private Wire to A. E. Masten Y Go.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-Wheat: Rallied YESTERDAY on
huyinS by certain houses which was claimed to b"
export business Perhaps 1t Is true but we would not
care To bus Until the pctual cash shows larger ~"
Grasses than at preS.ut We favor sales all rallies
SIn our opinion and oats must sooner or later
follow the downward trend Of wheat. There Is d
h!s lons interest in bosh.
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Outsids OIL StockA
Standard OH Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. ". Va. NOV os. IS
Furnished The Intelligence: hS A. E. Mis!en l. Co..
ulernbUrs New York Stock Exchange National iRnk
Of West Virginia building. Wheeling. ". va. Louis
r. Brand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29

Home Dressed Turkeys, 35c Lib.
Come early if you want the m.
Morgan's Butter Store, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
PETROLEUM

on CITY. Nnr IS Credit balances 81. a. rams
53o53.
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opoi. High. Low. csoso.

Cash quotations: -.
Theat--So. = red sl-16A: No. 5 red sl.ISH' No.
hard $3.50: No. hard Sl.Tst:
Corn-So. , yellow 924 "a 94c: No. yellow ssHa@
PIC; No. whtto SsA@9lc-
Oa;s--So. white 54a 1850: standard nominal
Rye-No. 2. Sl52
Barles-sOc@Sl-25
T1mo<hy-S5. 2S@5.5o.
Clorcr--Sll. COG 1900.
Pork-S2S. 50.
Lsrd-S16.S1.
Ribs-Sl400GIA62
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. IS 'ls.
Furnished the lptelllGencer >y ~ e. MRster K Co...
ncnbers New York Stock Exchange. National Bank
Of West virginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
g. Brand. manager.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING W. Va, Nor IS. 10.
Furnished tho lntslligencrr by n. T. NasLcn :: Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. National flank
Of West Virginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Lou,
f. Brand. manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov 2S. ID
Furnished Tho lntelllgencer by A. E. NRsten e Co..
members New York Stock Exchange National Hank
9f West Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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LOCAL STOCKS
Bid. | Ask. H.. 3.

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. Is. l6.
Daily quotation list OF tho Wheeling Stock h1'
change:
rrocEs Bid Ask. IT,. 8.
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TOLEDO O.. Nor. 2S.--Hheat. cash Sl.'th De-
ceu,eer 3l.7iia: May sl.slE.
Closer seed. prime cash SloT1: December S1u.'''
January SlO.S1: February SlO.9I.
eNsike. prime cash and December Slo'23 Mafch
Slt.2I. .
Timothy. prime cash and December s2.a'; March
50
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Increase ........S TQ0.lG............- l6.2
(')--Deuotes decrease.
(.')-Nor IS. 1915. THANKSGIVING
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING. ". Va. Nor. IS. l6.
Furnished The lntoGencer uy A. L. MaSten 4 Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. National Bank
Of West Virginia building. Wheeling. vs.. Va Louis
f. Brand. manager.
STOCKS. lOpsu. iAish. Low IClose
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Nor. IS. Is
Furnished The ntellIgeuCer by A. T. haa;cn " Co..
members New York Sleek Exchange. National liani
Of West Virginia building. WheeiInG. ". W. Loun
+. Brand manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
HAVE QUIET PRIMARY
IN PETERSBURG TO-DAY
30 Nunbrst in several " sftAss-- AEcthu-
aAst ghart'hes' sah8altsaaass,saAss CuAa-
p4aAgn Wim tse@tn Sunday.

lspeeiAi Ia rho Richmond vtrainAa i
PetersouFs Va Apr3 s--lndlga
kiuMa are that tomorrow pftWAgs
eIection for ths nomination of CUun
ciimAnlc candidates and Tor a mas
crafty candidate will be the autstass
shat has been hsla ln FetersbugM ta
recent years. There viii be n0 vog
Ing AZ tae Fourth ot EtUh Wares
qruvi0ets tasre helms no Opposition
ts candidates Cor tna CITY C0uu q
gr0m these wards, AnG Ar Robert 0l
uaat. candidate Tor Mayer IA unop
posed. tn tha oLhaT foor wards can
aiaatea SoF the CouaeA have oppo
sktA1a Mma . lively contest Is oKp@st#d
Nxsa simultaneous Campaign
Ina preparation gar the AinAitAnsoua
revival services, which will be belle
Iva tins Methodist churches az F@tsrg
bura psstnnlus next Sunday. me cos
sFs8@tipn OF the Market STREE
charuh win hala cottage prayer meet
loss Tuesday, Thursday amd Fpi8aN
nisht 81 fni@ w@@k tn the homes Ok the
rollA wtna mam bers az tha charCh
Tuesday ntMht=M gw 4 AorFtae
t1a Liberty street pa ColoanA. leaJ
err W hruneN Tai HAlifaR Street
% a nawlsa. laMaaF AtFs NHeoFau
Morrison. a0E Harrison street A g.
evils leader G. Il NunHANy al
Franklin street n L. Ca4thflS leAdet
y ~ hagtoot 8l& brown street
B AraashaF. leader
Thuraaay Aiaht Eofrvsk w ruukeF
SOS liberty street l. Lewis. lead
ar Mem MArY l.. uraaeh. a8t Hal
CAS- street. w u Turner issdef
IA y Gates. 4ia Harttaan street ii
NSAn asln Htfeot. Va a Humm. header
NasM MaeW ana HrasgYs @qQssaft il &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
Az No 1s~~ass As rxama.
stN@- So @ NeaH kt#o~
"a hEssNRaAh s$ukdAMF@ ga la

tsaaeiAt SO 1aa Rtehmeaa v1rs4ntaa
H*yasNl4 Ns ApfH asgrs " w
@4heg taaa aT #Wpor&A state chair
sa@n VI bones economies. lset4fai be
EaFa tae ecAl taa af thla tawu tsasy
Na Npperss9a Nba Ia "a speaker
- sreat 0b&fa aaa personal lnAsas-
tlsa.. lnA4s a most a@i4shtfal addrsaa
aa* calculates - stvs 1ub vaa.aa
H@w vt&4aA
Afs t8r4sa n@taes BaaAss. president
Rt tha g4uD. iAkF8amosa xh@ speaker.
wAs stoa8 ia tsasivka# gfns etth th@
astasfs Ok ths clue.
A1@sa&us@ Fets0& &aa rgsaay pxaasA-
eA as th@ FNNtn bowl Tua uius rSaHA
waa attrAatvsly ae&pea Ia green ana
saiA t@@ SluA a@tgfa sac sAbAas ~ aga
SEES @tth baskets 9t yaliSw taaauila
b@faa ana r@pr~aan tAttvs AAaisaaa
@A# Wr&@eat So m@e& ths apsakef, ta@
ef4o estas he@ta&a also SO sha ontAFAs
t8ah.
sest@i Asor followed rAs isssur~.
81 4oa a5aaisslaa at y hloh aainty re
fr4aa afaata wsgw served
Nfam haFe Stf@ Robertson seat 3a
" aWt.sAa vs. hes@ sha wiN sue8k bs
fafa tae MveFF MsAaAg llah al thAt
a8tv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

My@s th# real estate people nrw aaFFw
Ing such KisttsrtnK prospects,
II making THE stsfsxnsus TIRE snEn
panY haM net thouRha - puftlnR 3
danp@s en- euch legitimate bualnnsa
ana sach legitimate Investments 81
8eeeAa@Fatw follow Sc great aGftwisfaa
bret z asp@a feet seriously ~ aatv 20
lsas wsli informed
Very frgfly yours,
Fl FLETCHER BROWN
Vice President
Gin charge ~ tha 8on@neu opera
famma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

II TIE bnatns~s demands u ths pres
ens popuiati8n.
Every move that M Duponta hava
nsaae has eesa capitalized - sheus
n1onsY-s0sktng boomers, They h@ys
tried "a impress apon ira anamH ln-
TastoTs that Hapswali wonld be PER-
fsanmne city
we have rot feas ca1lsa npou 10 derry
81 kinds - rumewa. but th3a thtnM hna
feconaa 80 ssfisus that we now faal
BE- II due 70 tha wAaaesrnss and ms
small investor - warn hfm % sKsef
conditions. - faF 2s ths puPpat Corn
DanY s coacmvnea.
WHY faan weaa hgmAa,
RsaentiV wh@a fh8s eorupamv Bognsa
h tba Stare ~ YtrNtmas fa lsmAA@M
Haaasg 90 pHR ire nsw sewu or We
fest this fact waa Naoutaa from The
hauwat0us as ~ evidence thaa per
m@nency on ta@ present large scmie
wee assured A. a matter ~ fact THIS
loan waa made baemnMm ~ the .mma.
at@ requirements 81 tha tawu ard
ita workers. Th@ eeTnp aav made this
InwBHsmsnt fn fhm same way thaf u
h@l ped along With sanitakian ard other
tsannsdlafs needs
J8at now fha FACT shaa tha company
f. building more cottages n Eoufh
H8pmwaN iH bmfnE Advertised sRfsn-
a9#iv 8Y real estate agents who point
7af }n tnHir own peculiar way that
tain inHurwa good returns go anyone
wh8 vii purchase vacant land In that
vicinity. The company Ia putting up
egftavus because e. has I'm ul edfa1s need
for them aod Tia need - argent
enough 10 warrant the expenditure
brit they are All ri kh@ NRhfews. tom
permry character. The company oaT-
ta1nlY does roe regard ibis building
np@Ta lion ~ anything more thar a
meeting ~ present requirements NnA
gould regret very much Il tha con-
sfrucfjon placed on thEs action should
- "a InR- ha khema be -. 49,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
GERMANS SEEK EXCUSE
FOR VERDUA FAILURES.
sgMl C0Hsfamn Operations untu T'f1eg
Car khosw Ceedftahsa Clzlna
On Easaa
@UDDEw VICTORY WAS
ORIGINAL TwTFMTTuw
g'reush aaa English Frsfeeed Aseve ~
frct3weay Tlaan wsa Tbouaist Poe
alssse--- wgsv Fiesovtimw IN AeRh0e2icaa
Wmsa5fm

gHrts April a-Ths following ax.
gianat9n ~ Uha Vsraan battle l8 writ
I zen BY ere ~ E1ropa's greatest milf
terry critics whose position a. an an
I prs H8atcsa neutral tn the Buffer State
Of Switzerland AFFORD him special op-
p0rtauttv for obtaining re8iahls news
both from tha Germans ard Treneh8
Bv COTDMFI FEYL hsE-
Amidst all the cenatrfiaw and Goa
flushing accounts Of the haPDeningu ~
Vsraah era Thing - certain. that -.
that she German star sulacalcuIatsd
ths amount 81 resistance they would
have to overcome 10 90 pture The town.
A. RIA Same tins ths star knows
Gha awfena ef ifH error what ttH costs
have been. anf what measures lt VIII
Still be able % take h tells the pub
&c nothing about stiA bat ln ordsr -
maintain public confidence IL has
aa~a thrsa Arguments
Firat an appeal for condolences Ia
me star % the basta 81 previous VIE
torf@we
Second rouafnw geat@unsuau as 10 tha
amount - ground gained ard the
number - prisoners taken.
Employing che theoretical calcula-
tiou that dvs uaeu are put out OK
action fer every prisoner taken. ths
German weaY snp@ that. having Gag
tures 30 600 Frmn~hvr@n. Frances
tanaas ~ Verdur total 1Ra 900 How
ever neutral -o.srfrsaa sau~f cof a.
cant tra4a a-4reH. thag ara merely
reached r-- gafnerratfea1 ~a1-utsffan
fn Berlin ptHnue taking iat. corr
alteration me -hara efar - t1ss swFsefry
az ver9na
To Fo~paeam Offensive.
ina tatr4 arw7fnnanF uma4 nv tha
rg~vssn star "a that fa# Wnrt9rr baty3a
waz nas meant "a he a decisive a~alr
h.tt ~yaH aaafww~a 81, goram4aH tha al
lfna 4fvarafva
r7.s frsth IL that GERMANY aru, t~gAs
20 carry Varstn vv{fn ara us4nn
,sye~vr Aafqsfaw hlovv sra Yaras mns
.gruy GERMANY aaaxa s-s-*gryy b, r,ase
adfraI atrarka
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
Ms KEPT on DUTY
UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04
OBITUARY


HFsmNga& ~ 9ssana g. HoeR
Funeral services for Iamea E HnEf
wAo atHA saturday @weninx ms
1eivek wmrm a9n aaraHa geat ara Y
morning az IA ofe1oek en- Wort h@tda
Hapttwt hurch Hiwhimna Park THE
5sav waa taken Eo Hanovar Cpuuey
yesterday afternoon for bnrta} 81
3ottes@aaane C,hrtsstan Church Mr.
Wett IL survived ~ = wt6ow. EwD
daHNh8srm 2wn @onm ard two brat p
ar2 re wMA a wlAaiw Manwn Con
Fed crate wwe@rmu having SERVED with
WenifeBks battery FIR sra War be
twaan tha ge@ten
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Lancaster, We April s-~Mrs VIII
lam Scott was parslyE ~ SUNDAY.
February ~ a. si8s ard her husband
were returning from Flsghei Method as
Charen, Lancaster County. ard never
rallied She aB@a several days later.
leaving besides bar husband, several
email children
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Bristol, Va April B. --- Mrm 8u~
san Hksv1ns. aintg two years Old
wf3sw Of George w Blsvfnm died hars
saturday Fer death wac the first In
he family since that ~ her husband
fortg~twa years ago She n survived
9y six children. twenty seven grand
children. forty ere great wra nachf3-
6ran and shr8@ great great grand
children
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Charlottesville ga Aorfi Mis-
ssuaan Roberts Goodwin who aisA
82tssy8ay at ths hons ~ her ngaen.
Ma y. J Wright. on jefferson Park
Avenue. was BARRED yesterday In Oak
aiH cemessry 3ha fanaraI narvies oe-
curing from shs residences AZ
s'r Btrr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

Aiswandrfms Va. April 8-s-wupmrmT
#ervica@ for Mrm Sarah Il Tai7afhrra
Carter wfaow 81 Thomas r. Cartar.
who alea % Nataraag AZ her horne
hR1s Klng Street.. mdlg - Hsfs ~
osefock this afternoon 81 tha imfa hagas
Services 20 ~ conducted ~ Rev ~ i
Morton, rsetoF Of Chr8at Ep9saoEal
Church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

~ two aamgfT4ar@~- Frs
FTe8er Bsailnwsan ana Ms@ virwfnia
cree @5nKm.~F)r Thomas q.
eazfar: Robert ~ and
= Daumon 1areti0w oaa brother
ck~nlnd ere sse4@w--~
Mrn E Y Pnatn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

sFovfafF VA knrfI g~~The funeral
N Niaa Elizabeth Tsaanaan Hatha Say,
a native nt Norfolk CoumtTs who fled
On Fri9av a. Wgllanastnrg. was con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon rrona th@
raaf4 .n~e ~ her p@seutn Mr ana Mra
W b FsfnA@aV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-04

wnrvFaf services fer Harry Bis&wga
Ws Ward wno alea ta the horne ~ bis
sites rar@ntA Mr. mna Mrs. 9idaoH
Davenport waFs eona aats9 sunday
affm~woon af 4 otr}9eM e. GcwewvAlis
Aln@r a~ie e0Hnsv besides = w1dow,
an. waH NF1as E1ima ~ Davenport. be
taav~a ssa mother. one brother q sis
gkr Hna Hauwfrtsr Aumm Rutherford
Vay1srA and ora son Harry Ble6sc#
agaFIsHs. Dr.