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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

The local real estate market was
active yesterday, the sales being nu-
merous. although in most instances
confined 10 the transfer of small prop
erty The business for the day, how
ever. aggregated more than $4,000 for
city property, while there was some
activity in Hcnrico County lands. y
large deal was closed yesterday. ac-
cording 10 a report current In realty
circles. which will probably he placed
on record in the next few days The
agents refused TO discuss the deal
Field Wilbon sold to Granville Gray
n lot fronting 3li feet on the north
side Of Walker street. just west Of
Meadow street. for S4,440. lot front
ing sixty feet on the east side Of Third
y venue, near the corner OF Alder
Street, was sold 10 Frances y. Hail by
Thomas r. Byrd, special commissioner.
The purchase price was $4,000.
The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals convened yesterday AT noon
for the regular February term. Cour,
will be called at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
The supreme Court of Appeals of
Virginia will adjourn to-day until the
March term.
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intersection OF west side OF Fourteenth
street and the canal. January "a. 19lG.
Ilighiand Park Realty Corp. to J..
Road. lGo feet east of Fendall Avenue.
January 81. 1916: tax, 81: $40.
Ginter Park Really Corp to Kath-
crime 7. Thomson. lot % In block G in
the plan OF Gintcr Park Terrace No
Ncmher -. 1915: $500.
Alfred l.. Blake ct ux to Ernest B.
Smith. 32X12O feet east line Twenty
second street. "a feet north Of q
street. January 2S. 1916: tax. So: SO
Thomas Is. Byrd. special commissions
eer. to Frances a. Hull. 60xliO feet east
line Third Avenue. 60 feet north of
Alier street. January 90. 1916: So
W. II. Nelson ct ais. to y. b. shcp-
lard looxl35 feet west line I'endall
Avenue. 276 feet south of Ladies' Mile
Road. January p. 1916: $1,000.
O. c. Peers ct ux. to Muhleman Il
knyhoc 5oX125 feet south line Ken
sington Avenue. 81 fee. inches east
Of West Street January Is. 1916: tax,
81: $40.
George w. Lancaster ct ux. to same
Avenue, 1871 feet , inches east of West
street January IS, 1916: tax. 81:
$40.
Annie NJ. Mallory ct vir. to !. n.
pettis. 90 feet IL inches by 100 ! .
feet west line Laurel Street. Is feet
1885, 200.
Field Wilhon 10 Granville Gray, 31l-
Nl5o feet north line Walker Street $50
feet west OF Meadow street. January
rs. 1916; s4.4ao.
II. W. Grubbs ct ux. to Frank Il
Dobic, 5oxl2o feet east line Greenwood
street January 90. 1916; $1,000
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commitments on ;hc short side. Tho
spot market AT Liverpool was uuchang-
ed to Iii lower. although Il private ca
BILE from there quoted the feeling as
firm, with an upward tendency. not
withstandinC the Weakness at Chi
caEo or Monday.
Western receipts Of wheat to-day
were $4,000 bushels compared with
$4,000 bushels for the corresponding
day a year ago.
Corn was up to IA cents to-day.
There was some pressure in the mar
kct carly on the Oklahoma report.
showing reserves of 60,000.0QO bushels
compared with 100000 bushels last
year. The early break I'm wheat was
wheat advanced corn followed Tho
STRENGTH IN corn was helped by an AR
;rentinc cable saving crop PROSPECTS,
there We're disappointing and that the
cNportahlr surplus was placed 1T as
COOS bushels. Cash sales were 80
600 bushels.
Oats followed in the footsteps OF
the other grains. ruling weak early
and strong late, with net advances of
Ia To IS cents for the day. EN-
port bids were ON a better basis. and
the cash sales for foreign shipments
amounted 20 100000 bushels here, with
100000 bushels for export The total
sales at the seaboard on export account
amounted 10 100000 bushels.
Had IL not been for the buying Of
provisions by the larger packers and
have been much greater The contin-
ued active business in cash. dry-salt-
ed meats was help TO the whcle list
Prices, however, closed fractionally
lower. with the exception Of nearby
ribs, which were little stronger.
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4. $. CIRCUIT counr OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals convened yesterday at II
o'clock for tho February term. with
Circuit Judges Pritchard. Knapp and
Woods In attendance.
Cases argued:
No l369-Mound Coal Co, plaintirr
I'm error. KS. tho Jeffrey Manufacturing
Co. a corporation. defendant in error;
error TO the District Court at Wheel
ng, w. Va. Argued By W Wilson
Carlisle. of Columbus Ohio. for the
defendant in error, no counsel appear
ing for tho plaintiff in error. and sub
mittcd.
Case in call to-day:
No. 1iO5-F'annie w. I!Iginhotham.
appellant. vs.. Jesse BoGgs ct al. APP
pellc"s: appeal from the District Court
at Richmond. TO be argued hy Con
way r. Sands William w. Cruinp and
c. V. Meredith. Richmond. for tho APP
Dellant and ny y. l.. Holiday and NJ
NJ Gillian. Richmond. for the appel
lees
Admitted to practice:
George g. Schnepfo. Of Baltimore.
Md, and w. Wilson Garlic. Of Column
bus. Ohio. were admitted to practice
as attorneys and counsellors In this
court.
Court convenes at 10 o'clock to-day
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cnANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eleven Deeds OF Trust, Amounting
10 XlI.-2I

10 s31.72I.
Katherine T. Thomson TO r. T. Pcy-
ton. Jr,, trustee. lot - in block G In
vember IL. 1918: sl6e.
r. II. Stoltz et ux. to S. 6. Christian.
ct al. trustees, =? l-2Nl10 feet north
line Main street. 90 feet west OF Null
berry Street. January IS. 1916; So
trustee. S0x14O feet east line Third
Avenue GO feet north q. Althca Street
January =. 1916. $l.OG"
trustee. eoNl2n feet west line Iarr-
street. January IS 1916; ssS5
:, q Dnyid A. Cat2sni ., as to same;
feet east OF Randolph Street January
IS. 1916; S167
Same to same. 3ox1o5 feet south line
Blair Street. 80 feet east of Randolph
Muhlcman & Kayhoe to H. r. Pol
lard, Jr., trustee. io0xl25 feet inche>
south line Kensington Avenue. 81 fee,
- Inches east OF West Street. January
rs. 1916: S4,4SO
Virginia NJ. Peasants ct ais to John
Coke: Jr.. ct nj, trustees, - feet
south lire Franklin Street. between
First and Foushee Streets. being No
H. January n: 1915: $1,000;
lr.. trustee, oS feet 9 inches by l26
feet inches east line Fourteenth
street. between Main and Cary streets
January -, 1916: $ll.SoO.
!. r. pettis to II. r: Pollard. Ir..
feet west line Laurel Street. Is feet
south OF Spring Street. January 81,
1916: sl,2o0.
Granville Gray to same allxi5O feet
OF Meadow Street. February /, 1916:
$3.50.
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lace. both OF Wilmington. N C.
Charles X. Thomas and Alice Hol
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The state Corporation Commissil
ISSUED the following charters yeste
day:
city Point House Drainage Corl
Richmond; max!maml. $4,000: miniInu
$500; par value. sIu. Ernest w Is,l
ley, president, Richmond: A. l., rcl
ser. secretary, city Point.
liill city Construction Co. In,
Richmond: maximum. Sill. nil
mum. $1,000: par value, $50 each. re-
estate business. /. l.. pullin,n nroJ
dent: n; 4. PulIiam. vicc.presIGcnt.
I; Appleby, secretary ana TREASURED
all of South Richmond
Robcrtson-Parker Co Inc D;c
mond; dealing soda fountnins -,
maximum, 100000: minimum so5 nh
par value. 500 per share. G. y a.
ertson, president; c. G.. Parker vicl
president ana general nanard
Charles -. Robertson. Jr sncrat,
ana treasurer. all OF Richmond
Tenn Cola Bottling 90. Of Ei, o.
port Inc. Big stone Gap; ,nnxi,n,I,
$4,000: minimum. s1.25O: pn,' va !
$40: bottlinI soft drinks. i, w T,l
TO- president: j. ~ Roberts sc"re,n !,
both OF kinGsDort, Tenn. va
me portsmouth Motor "a Irl
portsmouth; maximum. s500o. MI
mum, $500: par value. .25 will.
~ Waldron. president: II poIn,l
son, secretary. both OF portrmnn,,'
foreiSn corporations: C.onsnrvn,,
Realty Co, a South Dakota cor rn,r
ton: capital stock. s25. 900 ma, ~ , 20,
500; To do "A real estate ' h,,, ~,
Frank l.. Ball. Ballston, st nt,c1
agent. "''N"'o
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corner of the Cary Street Road. Feb
runry ]. 1916; S1.120.
CHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

stuart Bowe. trustee. to Virginia
realty and Construction Co. i5xllO
West or Mulberry Street. January 20.
-. L: Carneal. trustee. to NJ. l.. Muir
pnS, u l-2Nl3O feet north line Floyd
Avenue. "a feet inches west OF Elm
str rSei;, January 27. 1916: s2.l2O.
william IL. Pizzini, trustee to 4. ID.
Sml'n aOXl35 feet north line Cary
Street. 80 feet inches east of Davis
Avenue January 81, 1916: $500
-, Willlam l.. Tyler trustee. 10 Lula
NJ. Lindsey, 45x1I0 feet east line Third
Avenue, l05 feet south of Juniper
street January 81, 1916: $3.50
II. y: McCurdy. trustee to David A.
Blair Street. $50 feet east of Randolph
Street. February |. 1916; $500
:. Same to same, 30x125 feet south
me bia.r street. $50 feet east Of RAN
dolph Street. February l. 1916; 5000
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COMPLETE CHANGE
IN WHEAT MARKET
Weakness Gives WAY ia Strength md
'nilncS< 10 Actfrit!-MOrc
Bulls Thnn Rcnrs.
Special to The Times Dispatch.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
CHICAGO February l.--There was
!, complete change in the wheat mar
ket to-day as compared with that OF
Monday Weakness gave way To
strength and du!lness to activity.
Every hs house in the trade closely
connected with France. England and
italy bought large quantities OF flu
lures. and they ais" purchased what
ever cash wheat was IN be had here
and elsewhere. There were more bulls
than bears to-day. ana surrounding
conditions drove many of the spccula-
tors. who sold wheat yesterday as well
as ihiS forenoon. to rctrace their stems
Al losses. THIS change in conditions
caused net price gains of to BIS
cents. TIL" cash trade in NIL positions
and for all Kinds OF wheat was re-
ported as high as 10000 600 bushels. \
New York news bureau. in a message
sent To the Chicago Eoard OF Trade
Sald that some exporters expressed
the opinion that ii the cash wheat
were available 10 meet what frciphts
could be obtained. a much larger bust
ness than that reported would have
been effected
The action Of the Liverpool wheat
market to-day in refusing to follow
the sharp price breaks at Chicago yes
terday caused many in the local nit
to act with caution in making large
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

The following is n summary OF the
proceedings in the Virginia Supreme
Court Of Appeals Yesterday:
No. 5"-DiXic Peanut co. vs Lewis
administrator. Argued by George RrT-
an for tho appellant and 10y Mr.. Gil
liam. of Gillian * Gillian. and sub
mitted.
No. 53-Adans Grain and Provision
co. VS. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Co. Argued by J. Kent Rawley and
John Howard for the appellant and by
Walter and David I-eake for the appel
Ice and submitted.
No. 54--Tutwiler vs. Tutwiler. Sub
united.
Next cases TO be called
No 55-South"rn Railway co. vs.
.ioncs'S administrator.
Court will adjourn to-day for this
term TO reConvcne in March.
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PLUMBING PERMITS

The following permits wcro is.u
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector La
r y Field. for Charles q. 1sco,
1918 Garland Avenue. '"'o'
W., H., -. Eaanss. for Mr.. Fisher. /
Gapiol Plumbing Co. for NJ. T. Co
w H. Guid;. for Mr. Co-r.. Four
and Franklin Streets
u. =. Field. for Hamilton Eie,d To
| N-s"c"nd ana Stoncwall Strect
Woodland Heights.
Dallas :. Bruce. Tor II T.. Huhho
l3'i 1903 and 1893 North Twent
II \. carter, for }. a. Hatkc. "a
Stuart Avenue
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were iasue
Yesterday hy the Electrical Dcpar
Morris Hunter. ,cr l. * cherry, g
i.hSt Frankl!n street. orc outlet AZ
hnEelncrg e Bear. for NJ II! whit,
hin FRS; and Broad Streets sir on
lots.
Winston Electric Construction ce
Tor w + Purcell, oos Park Avenu
rear. two outlets
Same. for y Schwartz. Gcs En-:
Erond street four lights.
T. Strinccr, for 6. Bachrnch. 81
Eas, Hroad street. four fixtures.
same, for J. y, I.assitcr. 4O0S Sho,
street, Forest I'm. one outlet.
John II. Latham. for +. c Spcncc
iei. Edward Avenue. four fixtures.
w. II. Catlett Electric Co for MI,
FRANCES u. Scott. 7l2 West Franliii
street, three hxturcs
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaleS at Cui0n StoCkyards.l

TNINNINVIN. u. FNU.UlrN ]. IyIt.
Report FOR the week ending; January 81.
1916:
choice steers. zig to y: medium. 20 good
Ga 10 ~: common 20 fair. -; To Gu. best
h"iierS 10 liz: medium to good. 10 e.. :
common I" fair. -, TO g. Best cows. -, to
90: m'dium 10 good. AZ 10 81; common to
:nir -. 10 ~. Best oxen. s.. TO 81. medium
10 GOOD. 1" is.; common To fair A.. 10 !,
hul!s, :. TO 50. calves. To 10. Fresh cows
sS' !" i''. Best heavy hogs, SIS. !i;hi -.
I" \; sows and stays. to :. Best sheep
to ''s: common 10 fair. AZ to 5i-. ues;
IAN lbs, So la =; common and light & to
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FETENSBtEG PEANUT M.\REET
: EspmrteG by Rodgers. rlnmmcr .e CO. Inc)
r,EIEkHHt SG; VA. February I.-Spanisli
ouaiitE. No' per bushei: green and dirty.
o0c 10 i5c per hushcl.
NirEiniaS-- Farmers stock market orn,
Fancy Jumbo. as.c per pound; extra prime
Va per pound prime. 81. per pound: she'll
ing s'ccS 2'.c TO 29;c per pound.
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Hryn: centrifugal s46IT!i.SS: molasses. s:.s77
500: refined firm. Spo. coffee. steayd: Rio
= s%c: santos is. ?',c. Butter. unsettled.
Cheese. firm.
Co;tomsccd oil was lower under general
liquidation on the weakness In lard and lack
OF outside support. Final prices were s to
!" points net lower. Sales. $3.50 barrels
The ua'ke: closed weak: spots e.g5 bid
February. 9lca?1i. March. a05Ino6: apri,
S.?IIS.?9: May. S.g6IS97: June S.a5'ia.oJ: July
a.O3t:o5. August. a.Oa0ali: September. o.!on,
rn,1L
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NAVAL STORES.

ANNAh, ca. Fchrua'y l.-rurpen.
une Huiet, 10: sales. none: receipts. 1877
casks Resin: firm: sales s!n barrels; re
reipts. III? barrels; shipments 3ceS bar
refs; stock, o. $50 barrels. Quote: A. b., o.
D.. T.. 90 r. j2j: c.. H.. L. 5.ai; * SIS:
NJ, $50; y, Go: NC. 10: WV. 80
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Four building Permits. Amour,,

TO St,.2O.
Permits for new ana rcr,,.
were issued by Building Inspector IN
Ter yesterday as follow. '''
w. II. Spillings. TO build n det,cb.
n'ich garage IN rear OF '2GQ5 Gro
Avenue, TO cost $40
W. {. Schaaf, 20 build n twos,o.
.,, dwelling in rear Of 725 Nor
Third street. to cost $500.
W G. Schaaf. 10 build two-sto,
street. 10 cost $1,000. IA
w, red richardson. 70 repair bri,
dwelling 2o3 North l.onbarGv .strce
To cost $500. "'Fco
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Chicago GRAIN MARKET
Il by levy Commission COZ
Richmond. Va, February :.
,,., (p,,,It.,.

CHICAGO. February Huge export sales
said 40 aggregate 1000 900 bushels, brought
about de"iCcH Upturu to-day in tn. vaue
of wheat although at fSst the market was
net higher, with May ~ si.3iz>TS'.35 and
July AZ Si25'-Isi.2G Corn gained lc to
l'.rli4C. and oats nc 70 I.IiIsc. IN pro
visions :Gc outcome was Il decline OF 2i:c
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CnANCERY TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Deeds OF Rnrgain nm
Snlc. Amounting to S25.ONO.

Realty and Finance Corporation TO
a. l.. sharp. IO0Xl25 feet west limo
Montrose Avenue, $50 feet south Of
Brookland Park Boulevard January
2S. 1916; tax, s1.5o; $40.
Gintcr Park Realty Corp. 10 Edward
O. Leonard. lot % in block f. in the
plan of Ginter Park Terrace. Dccem-
Der |. 1918; $1,000.
II. It. I;ubank to w. c. Evans, lots
ana and western half of lot in
block { in the plan of Northside Place.
January Il. 1916: tax, 81; $40.
Richmond Properties Corp. to South
crn Railway Co, 72X24315 feet NJ III.
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HENRIC0 TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds OF iSnrgnin md Sale
Amounting Ia S3OO5O.

Realty and Finance Corporation 10
Howard w. Butler. lot IL in block
in the plan of Wrieht's Park. January
rs, 1916: tax. 81: $40.
Charles Wright 81 al. To Lopricc
Land Corp. 7l.2 acres on the Brook
Road near yellow Tavern. also. iO5
acrcs on the ErooN Road. near Yellow
Tavern. August y, 1918; $4,000; re-
recorded
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CHICAGO. February l.-IioEs-Rcccipts ~. =
600: weak: unchanged 10 cents under yes
terday's average. Bulk. s7.75IsIoj: light.
s1.4on$7.?o: mixed. $7.GoTSsO9: heavy. s7.toa
sS.o5: rough, s5.GGus7.1j: pigs. s5.S5IsInn
Cattic-iecrip;s. S.oor: steady. Native beef
steers, $6'o">?,@i cows and heifors. s3.oI
sS.i5: calves. t15oGslQin.
Sheep--R"ccipts. tcoD. steady. Ncthers
SI.3ot! s. ~. lamNS. s 2Mn SO. d.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Clarence l.. TIaddock fled n petition
% voluntary bankruptcy yesterday In
the United States District Court. plac-
ing his assets ut $500 and his liabili-
ties Mt s3oS
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
COTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK February The urinary
cotton goods market firm TO-DAY and
cotton yarns were steady. Staple ana fancy
wofsted mems wear Suitngs were opened for
.he inii season at prices from &c TO SJc q
yard higher than last seasons ouotatiors
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uENRIco C,ncu1r COURT.

The Henrico Circuit, Court adjourned
yesterday for the January term. and
Deputy Clerk Thomas G. Fletcher an
nounCed that all parties that are due
witness fees should call Tor them
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nENRIco RELEASE DEED.
One Relcnsc Deed. Amounting to

Albert .. Boschcn ct ais, trustees
TO John /" rinsicy. 30 acres on tho
southwest side of the Mountain Road.
near Glen Allen. January H. 1916:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Francis H. Coopcr and Eula II Wal
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nENR1co DEED OF TRUST.
4 mounting to

One Deed OF Trust. Amounting to
SI,12O.
II. -. Eanes ct uX. to w. p Cilinn
trustee l40xlS7 1-2 feet east side of
Eihbic .ANcnMc. 2hO feet north OF the
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cash grain wheat 40 red. 81 seas 80 4,
~" red 81 H'. y" hard. nominal No.
nara, 10, GAl3i"s COrn-No. yellow.
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Stock.


2,ioo Allis-Chalmers ........
zoo Allis-Chalmers. pfd. 80.
1900 Am. Ayr. Chem, com -.
Zoo Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
%, 800 American Can .........
100 American Can. pfd. -.
$500 Amer. Car and Fdry. =.
400 American Cotton Oil. =.
LOCO Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
$500 American Locomotive :.
Amer Loco. pfd. .......
1860 American Smelling $50.
American Snuff, com =.
700 American Sugar .....
500 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
American Tobacco. com.
american Tobacco. pfd.
$500 anaconda Copper ......
2.to0 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line. =.
y. &. l.. OF Connecticut.
SEQ Baltimore and Ohio. -.
500 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
Bethlehem steel Co. pfd
$500 Baldwin Loco .......
ion Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1900 Central Leather, com.
".Io0 Canadian Pacific .....
G.a0o california Petroleum -.
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
sf'' illtdEo w
500 Chi. Great West. pfd.
2,60o Chi. Mil and St. Paul.
$500 Cruciblc steel Cor. com.
500 cruCihic steel. pfd
800 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
zoe Colorado and Southern.
1000 DtStillcrS
1000 Corn Products, com
zoo Dome Mines ...........
%. 100 Erie
5000 Erie. list pfd. .......
200 Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd
1900 General Electric
5000 Goodrich. com. ....
l.5nO Great Northern, pfd
$500 Great Northern Ore Cts.
loo Illinois Central
.!00 lntcrborO-Con.
100 lutcrboro-Con,. pr. -.
Zoo Int Harvester. com. 80.
$500 Int. Mer. Mar. com. ctfs.
$500 Int. Mcr. Mar. pfd. ctfs.
500 Int. Paper. com. -.
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NV YORK, February l-ror, movem.n,
--M!Ha.ing Soc fec.'pts. 80 ba.es .x-
norts so haiss. sules. 2lU bales stock ga
cL.5 bales ~ o.
To,ul today ~ GIL ports-Hc, rrc.ip.. ..
~ ha!cs: exports 3,57i bales. stook. ,TsJ 7si
bales ~ '''
Total for week Ne. receipts, $40, hale,
exports. l3i.7GS halss
T"tnl for season ~, receipts. is.s ~
h".of. .Npurts !. ,b2 balcs.
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!. !.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-12
Article No. IS.
BY ANNETTE EELLERMANN.
international RecOrd-hOlder and Star
of the william Fox SI.0O0.OOO Film
a Daughter OF the GOdS-5


4 HAVE received a few letters from
members OF the Annette Keller
= mann swimming class who find it
difficult 10 swim any great distance
without becoming fatigued-
From their letters I gather that they
are blaming the failure OF their efforts
on what they term their strength"
One letter in particular states that
the writer fears she is not strong
enough to become a proficient swim
mer. She writes me that she tires
very quickly and is all out Of breath
after a few strokes"
Now 7 will explain to her and all OF
you exactly why you tire so quickly
The reason is not that you are weak,
but that those OF you who suffer from
this weakness are not breathing prop
erly. Now bear this in mind: Nothing
can or will tire you more quickly than
improper breathing
In fact. breathing should be consid-
cred seriously and is Just as important
as the swimming itself. To be a good
swimmer means to breathe properly.
feel that I must literally pound this
into YOU all, so that you will remember
it Besides. I want you TO be fully up
TO the mark in all lines OF these swim
ming art for viii soon start the first
lesson in diving and I want you all TO
be ready Tor II as soon as start teach
ing.
Now as to breathing while swimming
in the water
OF course, when doing the breast
stroke you are to breathe only through
the nose. for If you should happen to
open your mouth you would soon iii II
with water. and il would not be pleas
ant
But remember that you only breathe
this way while you do the breast
stroke For all other strokes you must
breathe through the mouth and
nose. That is you must inhale
through the mouth as your head
comes around during the motion
OF the body and exhale through
the nose as your head resumes its nat
ural position pear TO the water again
You will find that after you have
practiced this method Of breathing you
will not tire half so quickly
After you have become accustomed
to this way Of breathing. advise you
all to try it also while swimming the
breast stroke, for not until you have
accomplished this perfectly will you
really enjoy swimming any distance.
Do not gasp for the air when you
breathe this way. but do everything
naturally \ good intake OF breath and
a slow exhale and the lesson has been
accomplished.
Now please do try hard to overcome