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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
NEWPORT NEWS AND ITS
WAY OF LOOKING AHEAD
>hip.ards Have More Than Two
Years OF Work, Hut Town
Wants More Induntrics,

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. April s--The
tw" new big contracts that have re-
Gently been secured by the Newport
News Shipbuildinr and Dry Dock
Company. added TO the many others
|, already closed ur. and upon which work
is now progressing. provide the COM
pany with capacity work for at least
two Years To come. and the question
arises. what If more orders come in?
The answer is that the company must
increase it's capacity The company is
ready to do that /; may have been
regarrd as secret but all the same
j., has leaked out that til" company has
about maturcd plans for the enlarge
mcnt of its capacity The present 60 =
pacity enables tn" yards 20 launch one
ship each month There is q smiling
hint around headquarters that before
this year comes TO It's close the ca
paciiy may admit of the launching OF
ABOUT three ships of greater OF less
size. say about every tvs" months
tn" pay roll OF the shipyards is
now Bit over 100000 per weeh and
'.l"o people are employee. II may he
that before the fall the number Of peo-
p!" employed viii be increased 10
H."n" y, least that has been limited "a,
10y men in position TO know wch.rof
they speak.
THIS splendid showdown of the ship
YARDS work might. ordinaril. have tire
effect to max" Newport News hus,l.ys
rest ON their oars. but such j. not the
case. They hay" been along thcs. lines
before and In -; least one year thew
learned The FOLLY of depending too rnucf,
upon one industry, II" matter how big
II might hc. The bigger the shipvard
business becomes and The greater the
bay roll the more the real hustl.rs ut
the town hustle for some other things
! They are looking nov, while the shin
yards are at high tide. I" bring IN sew
eral other Industries Of greater Or less
IMPORTANCE To further "ularp" The i'm
iorianCc o:. this greatest Of virginia
s."por;s aud t. M iu th" g.pS If /.
F! should ever again happen that the ship
yards should become dull!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
VIII Admitted to Probate.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
HARLOTTESNIILE. VA April s.
The will of Airs. Josephine Is. Wcngcr,
who died in this city last week was
admitted TO probate in the Corporation
Court to-day. After directing that all
Of her just debts be paid. il amy. the
testatrix makes requests 10 the Col
lego and CommiSSariat or the Holy
Land. located at Mount Scpulchre,
Washington. y. c.: To the Society for
the Propagation Of the Faith. No. 1862
Madison Avenue, New York. and to ST.
Joscphs House for Homeless Indus
tr'ous Boys, Pine street. Philadelphia.
The remainder OF her estate was given
to her son, Frank j. Wenger, and
daughters. Louise NJ. Jackson and An
ME T. Cooper, share and share alike.
one-third to each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
"CH0PPY' WHEAT MARKET
FOR SOME TIME TO COME
Hundreds NJ Crop Report. Will Come
Forward nnd VIII Be Of
NIL O1urs.

Especial 10 Til" Times pisp,ichl
CHICAGO. April S.-The hull longs
IN wheat were more sa,lguinc az 10
their position in iha' market AT the
close Tonight than Was the case for
several previous daNS Thcy feel that
an army Of weak holders have given
np their position ms bulls. ana ,hat
they are not only out OF the wnca,
market on ;hc lon% side, hut that they
arc now short ana talking hcarish nv,
the general situation. There arc many.
OF the larger tiadr,s Ia lie seen ms
bulls aud they feel that the buying
power viii lie reasscrtcd and that nm
less the offerings increase freely q
healthier fcelin" * looked for
The writer believes that there viii ~,
n "chopHy markc; Tor some time 10
come. because Of TIC hundreds Of crop
reports 10 come forward ana these arr,
likely Ia he of All co!orS and from all
sectious nf the country
4 "scalpin;;" market in wheat may
he looked for during the period vL.n
the spring crop is being seeded and
later developing. The political situ,-
ton abroad Will he continued to be
seen as factor,arh until such time as
conditions are settled the news from
abroad VIII he watched closely This
fact WAS iullN demonstrated today
when the rally At Winnipeg was said
liticai news from conflicting nations
across the waters. Cash wheat was
slow ct Chicago to-day with sales Of
only $4,000 bushels. but 500. 900 busb :
els were sold to exporters nj III, son
board ana lbb,0"o bushels sold AT
omaha for shipment abroad
Corn closed unchanged to l-sm5S
cents lower to-day. under Increased
selling aud "a rather poor demand The
cash transactions we're light ri $1,000
bushels t" Eastern shippers. aud the
receipts IN all positions were small.
oats closed IS (" | & cent lower. fol-
lowing - rather tame market with
cash sales light at 10000 bushels
The large surplus held in the United
states. as well as in Canada. continued
a. an obstacle ia thcwny Of bulls
Despite The weakness in grain the
market for hog products was fairly
steady. although the volume of trade
was quite small. support was given
the market by tho bull houses at va
rions times. and the selling was scat
tered ana unimportant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
GRANGER, DEEDS or rni 81.
Eight Deeds of Trust. Amounting 10


Maderos Darhaniam - ny. to Il. ".
Jones trustee. T.. feet 9 inches 10y 80
fee; IVES, line seventh street - fee,
Sta.
lee NJ, Dcmastrrs 10 J. l.: Camp
hrli, trustee. lots y and !" in bloch 4:
ais" lots ana ~ in block y. also
lois ana L in block & ia the plan "f
.hAmherlayne Court. March 80 1915.
$3.50
Rachael kocen TO same" lots 80 ami
81 IN block T. ia the plan of ,'ha,n-
"erlaNnc Court, Apri! :, 1915, $32o.
Karl =. Blackwell! 10 same. lots 49,
-, - and ~ i'll blocl; { in the plan of
thamber!ayne Court. March 80. 1916:
$40
Eugene q. Painter TO same. lots -
and II in bloCk y ia The plan OF cham
herlaEn" Court. March 60 1915. $50.
W; t. trooln 10 same, lots y" ana s.
In block :, il, the plan of 'hamberlaync
tomri March -. 1916; $500
Trustees OF EairmourIt Christian
Ehnrcn I" J t.. Welsh. trustee. GoNllr
tce( at the southeast corner Of Twenty
third street and Fairmouut Avenue.
March 80. 1916. $3.50.
NJ. =. Traylor ~ uX. 20 same joX 81
feet cast line Montrose A.cnu. ~ feet
south az ESSEX street April :. l.lj:
s@,GI+
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
FACTORY GREATLY ENLARGED
Ahh~,iilr'S BrnE I:stnbIishmcnt start.
on New md MIrhti~r Car~cr.
bigger Pay Rolls.

ASllENll-l.E. y. c.. April S--Thc
French BROAD Manufacturing COMPANY
has At last completed the large addi-
tioh" 10 us immense plant here. add
''ohs 'hat mean tho employment Of
many more people and Il great en-
larGement OF the pay roll each week.
ihc additions consist OF - four-slorv
ntty by l0o-foot rc-enforccd concrete
Warehouse. aud 4 100 10y 100 foo, two.
story brick construction spinning mill.
he latter is fully equipped with open
ing machinery, spoilers. nickcrs cards
an" drawing and 1000 spindlcs. 10 say
nothing of the twisterS and other up-
tO-datc machinery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

;; l.!easa",s Street, March so. ,s,e;
nss". 8 an;sr. lots s'r's "sd Ii i"
Count. March, -. las; ss"o
feet ut the southeast corner Of Leonard
ana E!eyciAnd streets. April :. 1915:
Land Investmen, Corporation !" Kari
s BLACKWELL. lots -. II. !; and ~ ia
h .,,i, in I'll, the pla" Of ;'naamheriayne
same /" William l.. Groom. lots 80
; AND y in block in III" plan Of Cham
f;ufus OVEN =, a. to Charles NJ. Dan
ncy 90 al. %"Nlio fee; at the northeast
Gorne, OF see2"i >y.nme and Pollock
street: March -. 1916: sIn"
at al. 35NIi" feet at III" northwrs, cor
s sSr Of Eir rrn AIS"n ', "9h Highland
Land Investment Corporation TO J.: X.
HAYNES. lots y aud 3" ia hlock /: ~
:. 1915. >G..".
same. Z: Rachael k""em. tots ," aud =
in block T.. ~ tn plan Of Chaml"rlaync
Court .Npril -: 1916: $50
Lewis Gihtcr Lard and Improvement
COMPANY I" christie T. Miller i0"X233.i
fee, cas-, lin. SEMINARY Avenue. March
II VI stuart 10 ~. II Davis 81 al.
:" ieeti = inches by II feet . inches
on an ',leN cast of Robinson Street.
Emma. j. Taylor to Mamie -. cuwan.
.2NI5" fee, south line Leigh Street lis
feet w"St II MozeIc Street. March -.
1916, $500.
/. u. tarucai 1T ny TO r Il kriuper
2lNtI" feet south line Leigh street. -
feet west Of Mnz"iit Street. April :.
l"l.. tan -, Sl".
-,r"md.le Land COMPANY to Herbert
J. f".Hd-Ntcr, lot |! iii block II in The
plan "f tirookdalc. March >. 1916:
Siuu
L. - Hatcher 1T ux. 10 j. ". crump.
""Nl"" tee, north line oakwood Ave-
a. nc, ,,I - p,ff
March ~. l:l6 tax 81 -, SO.
X Y. Dorsey To u. II. IlclmIntaii,.r
81 feet +" inches by 100 feet west line
Thirty-firSt Street -" feet north Of
street February -. 1916. $aouo
, Ruhyc r. ,iehh"rdt ~ vir. to Lula :.
BASS: lot " in block !. in the plan Of
$40.
+. IT, Twiuing g; al =" Thomas y
stanford. SrX@4u fee, east line ii;,w-
ih"rnc street. /, feet north Of West
WOOD Avenue. Apri! /. l.iG; taX $3.50.
$40.
Land Investment Corporation To Leo
VI bemaSi"rs. lots \ and 10 in block
n: also lots and II iu block Il. ana
lMtS and Il ia block & ia tho plan of
,hnmherla!n court March -. lalG.
81 .fmn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

hyterian Church The 10, mas "a
frontage OF $50 feet. ana sold for SAL
POI" w. III, Eanes sold "A lot frou,lrr
twenty six feet ON Floyd Avenue. near
'"e t"rher OF Davis Avenue, /" John
>. liarwood, for Sll.Vo0 TAYLOR r
Harrison acquired the property n, 3ll
West Grace from Miss Lucy 7. .rcmpls
Tho purchase price wa. reported as
being $4,000.
T. H. Hobbs. of Norfolk. sold a West
IN" n"l,"'hF site. fronting eighty
seven iect on Monument Avenue. at It's
intersection with the western lin. sf
til" boulevard. to the a. H. Devotion
meat Corporation. for SlS.5Oo Fred ".
Brau"r sold a 10, on Marshall Street.
near the corner OF Second Str,at ~
Joseph w. Eliley. Tor $4,000.
BUILDING OPERATIONS
tNrSt.tI.LN HEAVY
ia keeping with the pace So, during
The month of March, building up.ra-
u"ns last week We're unusually hravI.
aSSr"Satihs more than $2uUuVu sr-
"o'ninr !" The permits issued by
i;niidinS Inspector Butler Included m
ihcs' figures was only one large COM
mcrSial house. FOR $4,000. although
several smaller business structures
were authorized. The building ia IN.
maiu was for residential purposes. sev-
crai apartment houses being started
during the week Plans for several
he Nlrd This week
Featuring The building corporations
VAS tn" permit for II iive-storN brick
aud concrete cold storage plant on tn,
west side Of Eighteenth Street, between,
Marshall and Clay Streets for tia,
Richmond Cold Storage COMPANY. The
building. work on which will he
started Immediately, viii cos, approx
inaiely $4,000. and viii Ice connected
with several other structures that the
company has acquired in this section
I" handle its business
The Suburban Development torpn-
ration secured permits for Sour brick
dwellings, in the extreme northern see
ton OF tn" city. between the i;rookland
lark boulevard ana the Lady Mile
Road. Each house viii cost 500
The Virginia Realty and C"uStruc ion
company Will erect a thrc"-Story brick
apartment nous" Ola the south side OF
Hanover Avenue, between Mulberry
street and tho iioulcvard tina, will
cost fl3,ono. rlans have been filed bv
tn" same company for sin two story
brick dwellings the east side of
I.ombardy street between CARY and
Taylor streets. Tn" dwellings sill
cost $l7.a"o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
HEAD Of HOSPITAL
ASKS INVESTIGATION

Especial I" TN" Times III spatchI
RALEIGH. y. g., APRIL X.-Dr Al.
pert anderson. SUPERINTENDENT of tho
central Hospital for the Insane here
asked Chairman T.. f. >ydlntt ~ RI,
board Of directors, ana Governor ,'rai..
Today to provide for the investigation
OF the institution TO he held in Mov
10 cover every phase OF the activities
OF the hospital in connection with the
examination as TO charges made hv c
~ '"a''a ana other former patients.
lie wants Il comprehensive invcsti..a.
ton Of the management 10 show mr.
any and all dclinuucnts ~ we'll as any
features OF efficiency. He asks TOO
that some authority Of national r.nu
tation he brought here to inveSti,r,t,
ana give the benefit Of his cNpcri
know'cdEe IN passing on the affairs of
the institution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
NEW HOPEWELL HOTEL
The stuart VIII lie Artistic td,Iifi
4" Permnncnf Structure In
Powder Town.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial To The Times Dispatch.l
HDl'E.W ELL. VA, April S.-Ths
Stuart Hotel Corporation, which
was chartered 4 few days ago. plans tc
erect an cight-story brick and ndi M
limestone hotel the corner OF
broadway aud Du Iont Streets which
is only three blocks from tho Norfolk
and Western Railway Station. nud 4
short distance from the electric rnl
linc/ The hotel viii he located ia the
same block with thc two banks. aui
only II short distance from the post.
Office
The building VIII present an artistic
appearance. ana contain 10 rooms,
single and eli suite, will have two Gle.
Vators. large assembly hall on The
seventh floor, 81 roof garden. an 10,
plant. newsstand drug store rail.
road ticket Office, telegraph Office and
a mc2Za nine floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
WEST POINT WAKES UP
Citizens Hcpdy to issue Bonds To rn,
for Better Streets and Better
Sewerage system.

WEST POINT. VA, Aprll >-N mass
meeting NJ ,nc citizens of West Point,
which !nclud-d women citizens a. well.
did a good deal towards putting IVES,
I Point more pr"m!ncn;i! ola III. map.
There has been much talk hcyc ct Il
municipal bond issue Tor paving pur-
poses ana Tor sewerage system that
Viii insure better health. etc.
The meeting Was held 10 really see
II the people we're In favor oC better
streets better sewerage and better
health and II they were willing 10 pay
bonds
bi +: q Williams. Of Richimoud. i
member OF the stat. Board "f icaltn
attended the meeting 10y Invitation and
he made most impressive address
about the sources and methods by
winch diseases a"c spread. There yer.
local orators galore and all Of the
Speeches Indicated that West Point mas
walked W. 10 The necessities OF tho
Times and that in the future NO Stou.
is going :" u. left unturuca the over
turning al which Viii advance the ma.
icriai. moral and Industrial develop
ment az this good town
The resolutions that were passed nj
the meeting were as follows
'kcSnlrcd. ThH, recommend TO
the tho Town Council that they shall
At once proceed 10 provid. for the paw
INK 81 tn" Sidewalks on II street. and
a street I" tn" depot. and provide
Tor IN" proper s.Wcriuc OF the town
and !" that end provide for The bond
ing OF tho town IN such a sum .,s viii
accomplish the above objects
Resolved: Second. That u commit
'"" Of ten gentlemen l." appointed and
ten ladies', WI" shall be appointed by
he chair SHALL present mis- matter to
III" Council and 10 confer with them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
-thu'pirrInmi Activities.

IiEATilSNli.!.E. Va tpril 81, Is
estimated That moro timber ha, neou
cut this winter Tn Northumberland
ih"n In many prcviou. N-:-s cspc-
cially pulp wood and poplar which hns
been cut for The Flcuricu f.llnh.r com.
panv. who arc opciatiil: on Z, large
scale ~ upper Northumberland
H"rrir" ~" getting much moro plcn.
t''"l aud have fallen In price crom
FORTY cents :" twenty-five q dozen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
ROOT is GRATEFUL
""ke" y" Other Comment on Address
issued 10! Citizens Fnvorins III.
Nomination for President

WASHINGTON. April ST am mucb
ohilScd TO the gentlemen and am
grateful Tor their good OPINION" was
the only comment OF l:iihu Kooi o.d,v
on the address issued in New York last
hlGht by scrcnty-four prominent CHI.
"ehs 'avoring his nomination for prcsi-
dent
MI. Root, here for meeting OF the
executive committee OF the American
l'ar Association. said he did NOT In.
tend 10 go to the Chicago convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
United STATES DISTRICT ,n,nr

Wednesday, & - Jones vs. .hcs.-
peak" and ohio hallway ,'onipn,,
y. Il.
THURSDAY George w ri,chCord VS..
Sout h"rn hallway Company. smith a
iiams ~ Anderson. q. a. \r.um"u, 81,
Tor tv-morro" afternoon ~ o'clock
and The t'ia! OF TN" case on THURSDAY
Efahk y i'h'iI'uS ~ !. '!U Font dc
iuGS, y. a., i'ummcr " i:onanuor - Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
COZ \GII. SCHEDULE.

The following meetings Of tn ,'ou;i-
ci! ana committees ar" call.! for MS
week
daN-Special meeting. al In" Com
mon Council =; 2,iu o'clock aud TIN.
'onmittc" "n streets at n'cIo"l.
Tuesday common Council at ~
"cl"cE. Joint session Of the Council and
the l.naId of Aldermen At - O'clock
an" IN" r"suio! nonthlN meeting Of IN"
f"aib OF Aldermen At O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

yesterday hy Plumbing Inspector Lam
ders.
W T. Mahou"y for L.. IL. Grundy. 3Do
West Franklin Street.
burton u GREGORY. for NJ. y. Gcrnicl-
tnan. iIuh stewart street
NJ. ~ Martin. FOR Mr. Williams ?22
North rWentN-iifth Street.
Dallas =. Bruce. for J. =. James. IFS
North seventh Street.
bowman y Gregory. for TYLER n
I,Nnm. l0hH West tnrN. Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
Bridge building In the valley.

STAGNTON, VA, April S.-Thc VAL
ley Turnpike Company has let TO Il
Roanoke concern contract for the
building of three iron bridges along
the pike, The work is to be complet ted
before the fall. The cost of the three
bridges viii be about Sal 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
CHANGER, nn,tAsn DEEDS.
lhr~c RelrRsc Deeds Amounting Ia


X: w. Jones 81 al. trustees. 10 Mar
dcros barhnu!an. - feet . nchc. l,>. 90
fcct west line seventh street. ~ fecr
north Of Marshall street. April :
1916, S2.7Sd
u. H. Miller. irus;"c. to Edward I,
Fisher. lot in section ~ In the plan
OF tiutcr lark. April :, 1915. 81,
=. NJ. Crooks. trustee. 10 W NJ Muir
ply. s'&lS5 feet south line Willow
Avenue. u" feet west OF !ranch Nvc-
nuc. February -. 1915. Sl06
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
Halfway nuIIdipu I'm peter,burp.

IETERSBERG, VA, April Sit Is
no longer secret that the Norfolli
aud Western Railway will do con-
siderable building in this city this
year. The contract has already hcen
let for the erection of an office build
Ing that Will cost nearly $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
LAW AND Equity tnIur.

SUIT ;oE damages Was in>iitutcd in
The Law and Equity Court Yesterday nv
AIRS. :ilcn j. Dance against the cit
Of Eichmomd. for alleged property dam
ages Saused by thC LOWERING" or an al
ley in rear or lN3i Park Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued hy tho
clerk or tho Hastings Court yesterday
AZ follows:
Thomas r. Luck and MYRTLE Jcanct,c
STANLEY. both Of Richmond
Joel taCsdal" Ill az Win.ton-Sa-
! lem; y G. and Louisa Morris shield. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICA ALTON
OFFICE OF THE STATE, HInuSA

i;ichmOnd, Va. April =. 1916
liidS viii he received at the First
National Bank Of Rlack stone, Black
stone. Va. unti - O'Clock noon Thus
, day. Arril -. 1916, for She steel super
structure. OF bridge 20. feet long oyan.
N"tiowaH river, between Noitoway and
l.uncnburr Counties. AT the Fails
Plans ana specifications on fiIr az the
first National Bank of blackstone at
The clerks Office, Nottoway Courthouse.
and at this office. Further informa
, uon furnished on application to the
undersigned.
y certified check for $3.50 must ac-
COMPANY each bid
Bids 10 I,c addressed to = l.. BARROW
care First National Bank of Blackstone.
BLACK stone. Va
The right ~ reserved 10 reject any
or ali bids.
q. T.. COLEMAN.
state ii!shway commissioner.
OFFICE or TIL. STATE uf;lIW AY
COMMISSION.
Richmond. Va. April \. 1916
BIDS viii hc received AT III. clerk :,
Office. Rocky Mount, Va, until - o'clock
, noon. Monday. April -, 1916. for tLc
. construct ION OF steel hridr" 81 feet
, long over I'lackwatcr Creek at DEFY
I cries F0rd. in Franklin County, Va
i'lans and specifications on file az the
! clerks Office. Rocky Mount. Va. and ut
nishcd on application {" the under
! signed.
:. certified check for $3.50 must uc-
! company each bid.
! The RICH, IL rcscrvcd 10 reject any
/! OK all bids
q. J.. COLEMAN.
State Highway Commissioner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
ulsTI>Gs DEED or rn,s r.
I'm" Decd Of Trust Amounting Ia


James =. Gudscy II az. 70 Storm au,i
Rose, trustees &GXl$3 fee, ives, Enc
iWcifth street. los feet south o. the
come OF Decatur street. Apill i. i.lG.
$1,000"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
CHtNCERy TRANSFERS..
twenty Deeds OF bargain and >pIc.
Amounting to ST. 600

W. + I'roWi e., al to j. r. Hutchinson
a. al. SaHln5 feet ! inch AT tho south
east corner of Twenty fifth and Mar
shall streets March 81. 1916: 81 500
~ II Fowler 81 ny. IN Marshall r..
Wsyior. IS IL by laO feet west lin.
TwentE-hrst street l.? feet south Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

In" following az. III. cases st for
'riHI ~ ia" NarioU. courts this we.n
\o;'- u -. Is an authorization used
!" u"hIt" counsel for the plaintiff and
l.. j. for til. defendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
IIuMESEEI< UCCUrY STRONG
POSITION IN THE DEALINGS

.
Hn'" Pf"'t''s '':d numerous holnc
seekers continue !" "c'op! strong
n"S'',"h III 'he "''l'"fs' ,"e 'oiu''e oi
ne ""s'''"NS "''"t '""""o" !" '"'s
,'|SS ~ 'V'N''"s'ts '>'po'lS VI "oou
nan uo%'" '",rN "rs' ueaiS were
SOM" "' "n''" WEE Sa'u 10 ", p'"'N'-
'a"! '"'HPIe''"' y" "''"'". h""'N'''
o. 'h'S' f'h"'"S lr''' S"c' ."''S were
even me agents 'e'f'hE ,hn' 'o'l'e
., t,..i, ,rn,,;..;,s 80
Ia,, So 49,. ,,,nh.,. h,.
IN. ,r.ut. and ar, no. confined on =
,ir,l,, tn ,,;iv nr,r,r,v The f,rminu
nron.r,y man rcru,iir.. ma, their bus
80, 49, in,,.rnv,n" ami ,no, ;bn
,,,.,,...s Won ~, several GOOD sales
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-12

Benny Kauff, called the "Ty Cobb
of the Federal league" is going into
organized baseball next season under
the same handicap that made life mis-.
cradle for RUDE MarQuard, Marty
o'Toole, Lefty Russell and Larry
Chapelle.
Kautf has been touted to such an
extent he will have to set the Ma
tional or American league on fire or
be regarded only an ordinary ball
player.
Marquard was touted to the skies
when the Giants bought him for SILL
900, and 1t was three years before
he was worth a nickel to McGraw.
ORIOLES sale for $22,500 attracted a
lot Of attention and Marty, really
good pitcher, never did come up to
expectations.
Russell, bought by Connie Mack,
for $4,000, was failure in the ma.
jors, and Chapelle, touted as an $751;
900 beauty when Comiskey got him