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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-02
Airman Drops Wreath For Dead Father
-:U:- ILL ILL., ILL -:u:-
Germans Tsnderly Place It On Grave

CtIRASSBCR re- Germany,
= TN box containing beautiful
AarAHe ASa The addressed of
contained note requesting that placed grave of the father
~ ~ W -" 9'e '"i'e III august
Inc WIS" OF the French has faithfully bv
with the and o the German military
the last resting place of OF the young officer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-02
Italians COnfiscate the Popes Mail
-:u:- -:II:- -:N:- -:II:- -:iI:-
Holy Father Sends Envoy to Cologne

~NOLOGNE
Italian
~
fomRo
Hartmann archbishop
To cardinal
subject
fromh
permitted him
@ OU1e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-02
Lost Baby Prince Of Austria L Found
Russian Paper Prints His Picture

Sept story herefo
NJ the lost baby prince Eadz Ged aged
The baby has been found and there much rejoicing the
Of
officer the Austrian The Ausian
rea ed
her In the the
at the by
kho the
of OF
father o
little prince shortly
parents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-02

Russia had a sutton Tor Marv's hand
He was Boris, grand duke of the en-
pire- But he grand duked it too much
got into several nasty squabbles and
was defendant in notorious libel suit.
CONTINUED on page I5).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-02
ASSai Germans In DUN
Language Through Papers

Berne. swift. Sept with French and
English money two new newspaperS in
Switzerland printed in the German language
nave been started These organs OF publicity
assail Germany and Austria Hungary more
bitterly than the French press Of the west
ern Swiss cantons
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
CRIMEAN WAR
VETERAN DIES

John Pain a resident Of Windsor
TO- g. years died in his home, Al
bert ana Mrrcersts.. "Wednesday
after a long illness
Nr Balm was born in Glasgow
Scotland So years ago, and when
rs years Of age, enlisted in The Sev
oniy first Highland Light infantry
which was sent 10 Crimea and took
part in all hut one engagement he
was within half milo Of the charge
OF the licht brigade ~ Ralaklavn
After the Crimcan war. Mr. Rain
went with his regiment TO India
whore ne TOOK par IN tn, relief oil
Cawuporc He came 10 Canada Will
his family In 1853. and three years
later fought with the Royal Cana
dian Rifles when the Fcnians i'm
ya3ei Canada.
We was twice married and leaves
nirc children Capt Archie Bain. OF
the steamer Pleasure. is son F'u.
neral services viii be held in the
residence Friday afternoon. Inter
uent viii bc In Windsor Grove Gem.
ctcry.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03

Alumnae viii meet in the fedora
ton club house Saturday afternoon
a. o'clock This new bureau ha-
leen OF great assistance 90 girls
and women seeking occupations ou'
Of the ordinary trend. and this me,
ing is designed Co help the busincsS
women Of tho city Miss MARY Nal
Johnson. head OF the bureau. viii
explain It's purpose and papers viii
be- read by business women on sub
iects directly connected with their
work The speakers will be- Miss
Mary Grosvenor. head OF the cduca-
tional department OF the }. l.. Hrd
son stores: Mrs McCurdy. Of mo
Y. w c. \. employment bureau and
Mrs. Margaret Purlingame
Detroit Association for the Aid 7,
Sick and Crippled Children viii hold
It's annual dance Friday evening
Nov 10. in the ballroom OF ne HO
tel Statler The proceeds from this
event will be used in paying for or
eratiOns, providing artificial limb
braces. clutches, etc The associa
ton pays $500. half the salary OF
Miss Elliot. the visiting nurse, who
divides her time between the Har
per clinic and Children's Free hos.
pltal
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03

have had three visitors today,
little book jim Edie. Noble and "a
letter from Malcolm stuart am
going TO tell YOU about Malcolm stu
arts letter fret, because it came
arsr
To tell the truth. little book. [
was glad ~ yet away from the
Yacht which bad been the home Of
Malcolm stuart for years The cN-
pericnce was rather disquictiuE !
newer stopped at the rail without
thinking that IL was perhaps here
that Malcolm Stuart stood that
niEht when he threw the little Jade
god OF dreams far on INTO the moon
path that Jared across the sea
never SAT I'm ap easy chair or
swung idly in "a hammock that !
did not wonder what he was think.
ing about on the long summer days
when he was perhaps doing the
same thing Strange that man
will like 10 live alone. far from
The maddeninE crowd" as does Nal
colin stuart lie rs such creature
81 Imagination. however. that /
think he might End the realities OF
lifH very sordid and trying
Here Us hts letter. little book
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
THE CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE
Malcolm Stuart Writes Nargie He Will Visit Her A
Atlantic City.

My heart almost stopped beating
This morning dear little lady sal
SIa, when | WAS told OF the near
tragedy that occurred on tho yacht
The other day did not hear how
near Mr. Wavcrly and Teddy came
20 losing their lives until yesterday
II cannot blame Elicnc for wish
ing 20 get away from the old boat
as soon as possible hut ! confess
! he'd hoped YOU would stay there
until YOU had fully recovered
Bv the way my dear friend Dr.
V. SAYS that YOU need only get back
lhe hold IN your nerves 20 be per.
foctly well and happy need not
say ] hope Won viii be- so worry soon
/ know what sick nerves mean
every horror that the most vivid
imagination can picture as "A tor.
mcnt for the damned
II was parIC.strickcn when. after
much questioning my dear old doc
tor friend reluctantly told me that
the state OF your nerves was not
satisfactory 10 him and that he had
sent you 20 Atlantic City and told
YOU 10 stay there until YOU had be
come toned MP
81 con Tess did not really see the
why and wherefore Of Atlantic City
in August. with tho crowds of PEG
pie iostling each other on tho board
walk, and told him so. He said
that was Just the reason he had
s'nt you there
All her life, he said. Mrs Wa
verify has spent too much time alone
or with chosen friends who think
the same "a she does She has nev
&c been ont of her own class
hope she will 500 something new ON
the democratic lords that como 20
Americas playground when she
wants quiet she can find a.. and
when she longs for tho hum of con
ycrsatlon. the hlarc ~ ragtimc mu
sic or any foolishness you Ameri
cans call entertainment. She has
only 20 go into the hotel corridors
or on the boardwalk and piers.
~ myself would never look upon
Atlantic city as place To- couva-
Lessee. but If ] were III and DR. V.
should ask mo 10 go go the inner
crater Of Ncsurius 10 recover ]
should do &c. So there Won are and
here ] am back on the yacht
And now. just here NJ the end
Mdrgic. ! am going 90 say sonnet hing
for which all that has gone before
Is but a meaningless preamble i
ann coming 20 see you before you
leave Atlantic City II YOU will let
me Whether Won will or not. ara
always, Yours sincerely.
M, 5"
IRA 10 Continued)
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Lightfoot in Strange Surroundings.
Copyright 1919 by r. ". BursessJ

surely these men creatures would
Tot BRING him water and food If they
meant him harm
he nibbled the sweet clover
hay II tasted ~ good as il smelleG.
For The une being he forgot.
where ne was. forget that he -~as a
prisoner. an3 a,e until ne was salts
G,d Then he found the lump Of
salt and ,l.I THIS After THIS he
lay down on q bed of straw. for ne
wns ve~v very tired And IN spite
OF his s'7spR surroundings a feeling
OF peace and security stole over
Ijshtfoot SamehoN he felt safe. a
feei'ne bn bad not Known for many
days, and it. was good even cho he
Wcrn q prisoner.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
City Takes High Rank
AS Manufacturing
Center
CLEVELAND AND
ST. LOUIS FOLLOW
Official Statistics Show
12O,977 Employed In
Local Factories

The Board Of Commerce has re
e"ived from the census bureau bul.
letins on the manufacturing indus
tries OF nearly all the large cities
IN the country They are the results
Of Inquiries made by special agents
In 1915. but covering the calendar
year 1914 They cover all the cities
which had production valued a.
over 800 600 900. except Providence.
which Is Ia the tloO00d.OOo class.
and Baltimore. whose production is
over 100000 400 The following Is
statement OF the number OF per.
sons employed including propgie-
tors salariod officials and wage earn
ors. and the value ~ m, product
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03

CHICAGO. Nov six bandits
IN long green auto are being
hunted by the police here following
the looting OF IN express wagon Of
81 00a late yesterday on crowded
street Tho robbcrs swooped down
on to express wagon at dusk and
willie ono held revolver 10 the
drivers head 'ho others took rail
road checks and iovolry
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03

NEW YORK Patrolman Kelly
Knocked the - out OF Nellie. a
runaway delivery Morse He had
to hang on her bride for half a
block 70 do II. hut she stopped
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03
SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plerpont
Garncd are WISHING IN New York.
s.
Mrs Neil SNOW has returned from
Baltimore. whore she has been Wis
sing friends,
Mrs Graham Dumeid. so 81
Jefferson ave. rs visiting her mother.
Mrs Jane. Walsh. in Chicago.
o
Mrs. Louis n Voreis, Jr.. and Miss
BESSIE WrcfOrd Springer are In New
York Tor three weeks visit with
friends.
Mrs Frederick clifford Ford viii
give a dinner Friday evening after
wards taking her guests TO the
MIX Fund association ball in the
Hotel Statler.
Tho first OF a series ~ lectures
on the Old Testament, by Rabbi Leo
VI Franklin. was given Thursday
mCrning before the Twentieth Cen
fury club. In the Century building
The Christ Child society will meet
TUESDAY afternoon, Nov 7, at 3
o'clock. in the home OF the presi
dent. Mrs Theodore Brady, No. 100
Chaniler-ave.
The Saturday evening dances OF
The Twentieth century club, for the
pleasure Of young business women
and their men friends will be1n
saturday. Nov. g. in tho Century
building Mrs. Ralph - Garlick Is
chairman ~ tho social committee
Tho marriage Of Miss katherine
Hammond. daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs.
George 5. Hammond No go Brush.
St. 20 Henry Case. ~ Chicago, viii
'ako place Fri lay evening, in the
home Miss Dorothy W Calvert
viii rctu-n from Wellesley college
90 De maid OF honor Lewis W.
Case vii hc his brothers best man
and M brides brothers. George T.
Hammond and C. Baxter Hammond
will usher Among the outoftown
guests a. the wedding viii be- the
-,"'H' par ~ anu 9's,.'' ~ '''"
MIS- w j.. case ana MIS-. r. NJ.
Matthew'S. an of Mt Gilead. O The
couple viii make their home in Chi
raro.
Tho attractive mural decoration
III, tho vast Will ~ no ,rau Ar,s
- ,,..-s,- t.,tr.ts-z- - ne w.,
''.'' o'''','. -. -
- - - 49," ~ .,
~ o.. -, ~ O., ~.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03

Voice (from beneath The bed -
You femme alone, ! will go TO war
II | want to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
AUCTION SALE
TODAY OF
Attractive
West End Home
No. 2l08 Floyd Ave.

AZ the request OF the owner. who is
ieaNiHE the city, and is anxious to sell,
We VIII offer for sale ~ public auction.
ON the premises. on
TO-DAY. TUESDAY. MAY 20. 1916.
at ) o'clock l.. NJ,
that desirable detached brick residence
with modern convcnicnces. located in
one Of the incest sections Of the Wes,
End. on splendid smooth paved street
Inc dwelling has eight nice rooms.
bath. pantry ana large cellar, and the
property IS in excellent condition.
There Is also Il nice brick garage on
the lot. with gasoline tank. This prop
cr'y VIII make an unusually attractive
home or good investment.
Amy one in the market for nice
home At a bargain price can't afford to
miss this sale
Very liberal terms can be arranged
by the auctionecrs. if desired
MOOREFIELD & BLAKE,
Auctioneers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
GENERAL TENDENCY
on CURB Is UPWARD

NEW YORK. May 22.-Thc general ten
dcncy on the curb market to-day up
ward. but advances without conse-
Qucncr. Sales:
200 Aetna. lSGfl 49,: 200 Canadian National
Gas lLulN: ..ecG Cuba Cane. 1872 a 5oH: 1.ao,
Maximin. 7M7E: $500 MidvG,lc. 62dr62i, 500
Tobacco Products, i2qi2A: $50" Atlanta OIL.
l2i3Tl3 2.50n CiOldncld Cons. 9idt96: 800
Jumbo. $685.: 1900 Nick. Darragh. 6oasG5:
le.Wo Rex Cons. 22Gi2 -: 300 Success. I7daTs:
25!T Tonopah Eyn.. i3-l6GI6Is: 20 Standard
OH or New Jersey. 5l3gr517: Standard on
OF New York. 2Osap2lO: - Standard on OF
California 2t76i $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
NAch .r,nnh Va May 81"


CHICAGO. May c..-HOXS-- Receipts. 81. on:
slow Bulk, s9SoN 5000: light. so.iiN S. %
MIXED. $3.50 sloO5: heavy. 81 5Jfi s,n.Oj
rough. s9.s5 n $40: pigs. S7.ioT san.
Cat;ls--Rrc"ipts. l5.ono firm. Native beef
cattle. sSl5T; 5000: Stockcrs and feeders.
s. 900 s.. cows and hc:fors. st.5on $3.50;
calves SS1Ofi s!l.cs
Snn"p--RcccIpts. 5000: veal W"tr.rs
s7.,i1 sioco: lambs. $500 81. 50. sprincers
Sll 60 n s-3 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
SEW YORK PRODUCE NaRKET.

NEW NDNN. Nav 2..-Raw sugar, quiet .
'"ntriturnl so molasscS. 5G2: refined
steady Butter. caatcr. Cheese. firm Spot
t"t"". steady: ri" Is. CSC: Santos Is, lo.,c.
cottons"cd oil vas easy closing. TO 9
ro'nts not lover. Selling was largely In the
way 81 liquidation bv outside longs. prompted
Ivy tn" weakness" IN lard Rcfners bought
October Sn Is. 1890 1t, rre.s. Tho marIl.,
closed steady: spot and May II 60 bid: linn,
lo1!N iN:S July lo.tSM 1924: August. 1880
ll~ SeDismtcr, ll03 ftil0i. October 10 l5St
lol'. November. 9.33uo.1i: December. s"i Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. May 22Turpen,ine.
firm Sales. ti2 casks; receipts. i65 casks
shipments. 40 casks; stock, sss2 casks. Rosin,
firm: sales, az barrels: receipts. l.lss bar
rcls: shipments. 40 barrels: stock. 81, aS2 bar
re!s. Suote: a. b. il5Gt2o: G, D. 40;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
L.. $50: r.. A3o1l4o: O.. 44o@44s: H.. Aio6
". ASA 800: VIC. SO: WY. $40.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
tRcporicd by Rodgers. Ilummcr & Co. Inc)
PETERSBURG. VA. May :2-Spanish-
Fac:ncrs' stock. market firm: first quality.
81 per bush-lI
Nirginias-Fnrmers' stock. market steady.
Jumbo. &c per pound; fancy handpiclted. 3kc
per pound: extra prime. 3,sc per pound:
prime. 3hc per pound: Smelling stock. 21ac
to Jc per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
COTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK May 2c-Clo;h markets were
generally quiet At tho op"ni Z Of ,hc week
some canccll"t lions of orders for dress good.
By cutters whose employees arc locked ou
w"r" reported to-day. Raw silk higher
yarns were finn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
AUCTION Sales.--future Days
household Effects
At Auction
We Will sell AT goo IVES, Main Street.
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a,
~ In.pn N

W tDN ESDAl, MAY ~,
at 1880 y. NJ.
Massive frame. apiece Parlor Suit. ?xl2
Velvet Drugget handhOme Nernis-
Martin Music Cabinet, Oil Painting :.
Mantel Clock, Combination Bookcase
and Desk. 9xl2 Administer Drugeet.
Massive Morris Chair Willow Rocker,
Mahogany Library Table. Modern Ma
hogauy Chamber Suit. Sanitary Bed
Chiffonier. Dressing Table and Desk
TO match, Chairs. Rockers, Felt Mat
,ress and National Spring, Chamber
Suit, CHARTERED oak Chiffonier. Mirror
Spring and Mattress, Chairs and Rock
ers. Mantel Clock, Roll Top Desk
Table. Chairs, Couch, Porcelain Lined
Refrigerator, Handsome Mahogany
Dining room Suit. Leather Seat Chairs.
Buffet China Closet and Table, all TO
match. Garland Gas Range with
ovenb. McDouGall Kitchen Cabinet
Crockery, Glassware. Cooking Utensils,
etc.
This is all modern furnishing and in
excellent condition, used only short
while.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
Ladies invited TO attend.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
!auctioncers.
GEO V OLIVER Salesman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
Used Brick An wenpon

BeaureEuard Brooks. colored. was
hned SO and costs in Police Court
yesterday on Charge of assaultinE
ana wounding Ernest Lewis with Il
brick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23

NEw YORK. May :.-ror, movement
M.ddlinc. l@.!h; experts. GS5 bales sales. 100
bates: stot <. .S5.,>l hal"S.
Total to-day at all ports-Nct ccc"ip;s
$50 bales: exports. 1880 bales STOCK li4o.-
~ bales.
To,ai for w"ck-Hc, receipts 3lssi bales
exports. 37.@6G bales
Total for Scason-&ct receipts, '..GS bales
exports. "a bales. stock, iS9.5s2 bales
NEW ORLEANS May oc.-Consldera bic
selling pressure resulted IN tn: cotton mar
kc; to-day. owing 10 rains In the cas-. err
section OF Tho belt The mariet opened at
the decline and remained below the lowell
OF Saturdays close practically throughout
IN" session, hut was comparatively steady
toward III" md. closing 20 points down
net Al tho lowest the trading months were
!" 10 u points down
In IN" Early trading IN" marie; lost :
Ia points, heavy cling appearing on III.
opening call Liverpool as good
a. due. and private cables were pessin!s,ic
, IL. tom" Con:pluinrS ut too much rain IN
tn" central holt and in parts resulted In a
recovery - n" level of Saturdays close on
mos, options. but tins brief. Low
levels for tho season were reached In the
cary AFTERNOON. following the quoting or
spots OF points
rh" StcHdiu">S toward the close was gem
rally "u' down To buying October J" 90;
C'mr"r l-H'. January, 1870, March l3 %
Spot cotton. St"ndy. points lower Sale,
~ n, spot. 80 bales: to arrive, Is halcs
MiddIi'sr. '..;i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23

INV vonN NAV 2 -Morcau,,io rap.r
~ S'"-'.n. 'istv-tav hills si727, dc,Aaud
Si.i5; "atIcs ti5da n: si'v.r. III. MoN-
Gan dollar 80 G0Tcrnm"u' bonds. ytoaGv
Railroad h0-ds. strong Time loans CgS,
.i,fy dar- - uinHtv Gays o. six month";
.n9.4 Call money, steady. r.f:ug rate .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23

3lbor Virginia Centuries. al Sc
STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asker
Virginia S.. Old, &. and R........ 1oiL
Virginia Ccnturi't .....-.....-... -, So
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond CITY IS. 32:-!3is . II
STREET RAILWAY BONDS "
Norfolk and Ports rrac co Is sg'.
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS
Va Rwy. and Power Co. pfu... ~
Va Rwy- and Power Co. COM it &
RAILROAD STOCKS
Atlantic Coast Line. conn.,. ~ &C.
Chesapeake and ohio ..........,... g.
Norfolk aud Western. c9n....... -.
r.. +. and +. com................. 10 40,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. May :2.-Rearish crop r"por;s
from Kansas and Nebraska led 10 sharp
break to-day in the value OF wheat. Prices
closed heavy. Sc to 3S q Si7c not lower. with
July at sics'a a stosSs ard September at
sloai. n slo9A. Other leading staples. too,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
BY RlCHESON s, CRUTCHFIELD
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneerg

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS. Nos 20Gi
AND 2OS6 WEST MOORE STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
BY j. ID. CARNEAL & son.
Real Estate Auctionecrs
AUCTION SALE
OF
4 MAGNIFICENT GRACE STREET
DWELLING,
No. 4O6 w. Grace St.

ON TUESDAY. MAY %. 1916
at $50 o'clock r. NJ,
on the premises, We will offer for sale
the above property. The lot fronts 33
by $50 feet to a e0-foot alley. Inn
provemcnts consist OF an excellent
three story. wcll-built brick dwelling,
with a spacious double garage Intc-
rior of the dwelling Is in good condi-
ton and hard TO surpass in it's appoint
mhntS. having every modern con-
"enience. such as hardwood floors
combination hXtures. three baths. etc
The dwelling has about fifteen rooms.
three OF which are we'll equipped doc
tors offices.
This property is admirably suited for
Il physician, on account of its location.
ana has recently been occupied by two
very successful ones. 1t Is located on
the north side of Grace Street, and is
rapidly enhancing In value on account
OF ITS proximity To Broad Street. If
you want Il splendid bargain in Grace
street property. attend this sale, as the
owner is determined TO sell.
TERMS: Accommodating, and an
nounced at sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23

Stock.

Sales Stock.
ZOO Nils Chalmers ........
100 Allis-Chalmers. pfd.
400 Am. Writing Paper. pfd
zoo Am. Ayr. Chem. com.
l.NOu Am. Beet Sugar. com
'oo American Can ......
loo American Can. pfd.
100 Am. Car and Foundry.
american Cotton oil.
zoo Am. Hide and Lear. pfu
American Linseed OIL.
N,tuh American Loco. ......
American Loco. pfd. :.
300 American Smelling 80.
American SNUFF. com.
500 American Sugar .....
loo Am. Tel and Tel. Co.
500 American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco. pfd.
I0.3o0 Anaconda Copper. ......
$500 Atchison ...........
100 Atlantic Coast Line. -.
n =. l.. of Conn. Balto.)
$500 Baltimore and Ohio.
Rcihle'm steel Co, com
Bethle'm Steel Co, pfd
2a..0o Baldwin Loco. com. ..
400 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
800 Central Leather. CON-.
$4,000 Canadian Pacific ......
California Petroleum :.
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
400 Chicago Great Western
10n Chi. ,;rca; Western. pfd
$500 e.. NJ and 81. Paul.
81, 400 crucible steel Cor, com
zoo Crucihle Steel. pfd..
Zoo Colorado Fuel and Iron
3an Colorado and southern.
4 .tnt, l)tSf,tlprS
500 Corn PRODUCTS. COM.
700 Dome Mines .........
Sl.IOO Erie
900 Erie. LIST pfd. .........
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
100 General Electric ......
2.g00 Goodrich. com. .....
".luo Great Northern. pfd
l.i0o Great Northern ore ttiS
@.lO0 Illinois Central ......
G.lO0 ln[erhuro-cons. ......
Interburo-Cons.. pfd
300 Int. Mcr. Mar. com. Gus
1890 Int. Mcr. Mar. ptd. cts
100 Int. Paper, com.
Int. Paper. pfd. .......
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23

Cash grain; Wheat--No. rcd, ST II n st Tx
No rcd, sl031. a sloIE: No. hard, 81
n 81 II; 30. hard. sl.l0. Corn-No. yellow
~. q ,5'.C; No yellow. Tliac; No white
- n Tile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23
BY BLANTON & CO,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
lll2 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

Real Estate Auctionecrs,
lll2 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
VACANT LOT or LAND FRoNrlx,;
FORTY EIGHT FEET on Tia.
SOUTH SIDE OF GROVE AvENUi.
TWE%TY-SEvEN FEET WEST on
In execution OF a deed OF trust. dated
June /. 1914. recorded IN tho clerks Of
-. Il. 22t "A. page 3S5. default havih.,
been made in the payment of a portion
or IN: debt thereby secured. and being
required 20 to DO by the notcho!dcr.
VIII sell at public auction. on the prem
Uses, on
THURSDAY. MAY IS. 1916.
at o'clock L. b..
the following real estate described in
said deed OF trust, as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land. lying and being In the city OF
Richmond. Va, on the south side OF
Grove Avenue. bounded and describ, |
on the south lire OF Grove Avenue dis
tant twenty CID feet west Of the
intersection OF the west line of Crei-
shaw Avenue with the south line OF
Grove Avenue, thence running west
wardly along the said south line OF
forty-eight tiS) feet, and thence back
southwardly from said front, between
parallel lines. the distance OF one hun
drcd and twenty-five I2J) feet to an
alley to be opened twelve I2) feet
wide.
TERMS: Cash
". c, BLANToN.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-23

NOTE.--While the terms OF the deed
OF trust provide for cash. yet by ap-
plying TO tho auctioncer. a reasona bl g
loan may BIO obtained. making tie
terms easy.