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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
BUILDING RMITS.
Six building Permits, Amountir
to SIS.3Jn.

Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows:
Virginia Realty G. Construction Co.
10 erect seven two-story brick dwell
inss north side of Kemper street, be
tween Randolph and Lombardy Streets.
to cost $4,000.
J.. l.. Walthour. to erect a two-story
brick dwelling west side Of McDon-
ough Street. between Thirteenth and
fourteenth streets. TO cost S5.70o.
Thomas L. Robinson, to erect n
one-story frame dwelling north side
OF Th!rty-sccond Street. between y
and O Streets. to cost $1,000.
&. y. Blanton, to repair a two-storv
brick dwelling, III West Cary street.
to cots S267.
c. -. Hagan. to repair a store. sos
East Broad street. to cost $500.
!. c. Deaton estate, to repair a store
COS East Marshall Street, to cost s215.
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FtNHIIVIN' Va. July y, IltN. I
FARMERS are cautioned not TO thresh
wheat damp.
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad OF the south.
EtI E.IIlAk /. lIIIN laih

Tho Standard railroad OF the south.
JULY =, 1915.
thAt.>o LGAhc niEHAO.,L DAlLY.
For fioriod and South: b:lt A. ~ and
b:So Z. 81. l2:bU A IL
For Notioik; Gas A. NJ 800 A. N. s.os
For y. K W. ny. Nest. o.Io a III. $3.50
a. NJ. $500 =. ", 9:35 P. ".
For Petersburg: lk.5U A. NJ, 6:15 A. ",
S:lo a. Nj. s:Vv a. 81 t:5U A. ~, SOS
r. NJ. 500 =. n. 1910 r. : 500 p ".
For Go'usboru and + a. e.ivriiie: -,.uv E.
t3:t5 +. NJ. e:l5 p. IL.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. II,
s:l3 n. NJ. 6:l5 A. NJ. S:35 A. A., ll:4o
A.. NJ gao +. 81. ti:t0 p. AZ. s:i7 r. IL.
$50 F. NJ. 7:4a P. N. $500 P. 81, 11:i0
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con.
nectionS nS' guaranteed
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Pill MIXING

Permits were issued yesterday b,
Plumbing Inspector Landers as fol.
lows:
Gillian & Tiller. for 3. F. Cosby
Ola West Grace Street.
kritzer & Harmon. for G.. B. Schean
1906 North Thirteenth Street.
Same for +. W. Brauer. rear o5OI
kensinEton Avenue.
same for David Riley. lloe Nortt
Thirty-sccond Street.
II. y. Carter. for ]. c. Baker. J.
West Leigh street.
Carlc-Boehling Co. Inc. for II
Beckstoffcr. 2Sn3-5 X Street.
=. j. Coffin. for ]. G. Anderson K Co.
agents, 102 Graham Road.
Gillian e Tiller. for ]. V. Barrett
PIG Stuart Avenue.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK M,RKEr.

Richmond, Va. Juiv y ls!E
Report for tho week ending July u. 1916:
Bes: steers. So to o: medium to good.
a.. "a s., common to fair. : to f.s,
heiters. IA TO "a. medium. to good. q, 10
-: common 10 fair. 5'a 30 g.. Bost cows.
-, TO 90: medium TO good. -, 70 80; com.
mon TO fair. 1 to .. Bcs, oxen. : to Tis.
medium TO good. : 20 ~. common 10 ar
; To s: bulls. fat, s 70 Gh2; I!rh- bulls. Z 10
81. Best calves. g 70 70: medium to good
s 70 So Best hogs. 9: light. S to 81: lows
and stays. s to 5. Best sheep. : 20 :, COM
mon 10 fair. 1 10 ); spring lambs. . 70 10:
cOmmon. S to g.
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a rise of only to : points over yesterdays
.asi quotations. The markct was steady
'hronSiout. in which tho early part Of tic
session offerings were scattering.
IN" now crop months were lifted Il; 10
IL points over yesterdays close. TIL, ton.
most levels were reached around the middle
OF the morning. after which there was a
gradual sag
Loss rain was reported in tho eastern
tnHli and n moro hopeful Wow OF tho crop
cios,nr bids, - son ~ traSeis ,.o..
December. 1922: January. 1892: March. $50.
SPOT cotton. steady. and unchanged. Sales
NiddlinE. l3.I3c.
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Iona on Fulton Hill. near the eastern
limits OF the city. July IA. 1916: So
Il. l.. Schmidt. trustee. to A,,.r,
Christcller. lot >. block IL. plan or
Barton Heights. July 10. 1916: $500.
w. l.. n trustee. to William
Ion street. 30l feet west of Hnrris5u
street. July 81. 1916: $742.
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District Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE
AND COJRT rs

Plans and-sr"c!hcations for additions
TO the Einford Junior High school,
corner 6f Allen and Floyd Avenues.
calling for an expenditure OF $4,000.
have been Med In tn" ONCE Of Building
inspector Butls:. Permits have NOT
heen iehneh yet. The improvements
Will consist Of two wings TO the school
building. plans for which were pre-
pmrsd by Charles II. Robinson. Inc,
architects.
Trading in tho real estate market
yesterday was unusually dull. Few
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.


n"IrN q ct uX. 10 \. l.. Adam
enI s rouSbbeeH' 80 teet by depth not Civ
Is. 1915: $40: tax. 81. july
Winner OFlaherty g, ais 10 Eliy,.
aI'n ihomasson ct ais. 75XI0G ter,
July II. 1916, $S,375, 0"H Hutei
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
DISTINCT IMPROVEMENT
SHOWN IN STOCK MARKET
Opening Is Strong and Bears At
tempt to Work Prices
Lower.
Wall Street Convinced That Means
Will BE Taken To Prevent Strike
on Railroads-MuCh Investing i'll
Public Utilities.
II, pnnApAN WALL.

NEW YORK. July 2s-pistrict i'm
provement was noticed in the stock
market TODAY. and was all the more
+. impressive because II was quiet The
-aeninE was strong, and the bears at
,-mpted to work prices lower. They
secured such small reactions that in
.ae late trading they turned and COW
cred Tramsactions wor" on an eN.
seeing less than 100000 shares traded
in.
nnouncemen by Secretary Of Labor
Wilson that he will call "A meeting
e,,hin ton DAYS Of railroad managers
...S labor union leaders had much to
GO with the better tone. This an
the Cabinet Of a possible. railroad
strike. Wall street belief that Pres
ident Wilson will permit no strike is
being confirmed.
to-, the report came to Wall stree;
tina no strike could actually be called.
alihoueh the vote is in favor OF one.
The comneliinr argument is the fact
tina, a strike as planned would mean
the death OF thousands Of children by
starvation. and families would ~."fi"r
most severely. In fact. no family, in
a large c!ty has enough food TO last
a week without railroad facilities.
CATCHES OF STOCKS
ARRIVE FOR SAIL:
Fresh patches OF stocks have ar
rived for sale. il has been announced.
Two large blocks Of Union Pacific were
house 4 partner OF this house en-
pressed the opinion that Union Pacific
is on the bargain counter II Is earn
ing about l6 per cont. ana is III 20
sition to pay an extra dividend: rs
cash resources are understood 10 ne
the greatest on record.
Hopes OF large dividends from -.
Paul have been dashed by the an
nouncemcnt that st Paul Is anout 70
begin a campaign of intensive ueVe!-
opment of its territory. ST. Paul has
SSppisbnd the skeleton or it's new sys-
TEN stretching out to the PACING. It's
main lines are in splendid condition.
but it will have TO build several thous-
and miles Of feeders to round OUT inc
system.
new contracts talked about arc rot actually
signed. That they -" being placcd Is ne.
yond doubt The delay Is caused ny INC
10 tie themselves up with foreign business
Of 4 necessity temporarily charn'tc' whNr
allies have been attempting 20 dictate
mo terms FOR the new contract. and Aro
taken abaci by tho ind.Tcnden," Of n"
In view Of the duilness Of standard stocks
much investment money is going into pub
lie utilities, Of which there are numerous
counters OF dealers. Many new hieh rec
ords arc being established in the earnings
OF these companies.
such a strong position that brokers can 60:
my reasonable accommodates. Tur'h"'
improvemcnt Of ,he market is sXpsstHa
Kew YoRK July 2s-Mercan;!le. pa7"r.
i. Sterling. six,y,dny pills. %stIi:: demand,
can dollars. a. Governmcn, bonds. steady,
railroad bonds. irregular. Tim" loans. Arm:
Sky days, 81 G2H. ninety DAYS. swat: sin
months iTn. call money, s'oady, ruling
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RAILROADS
RAILWAY

Trains Leave RichInond-Main ST. st,,,on
Senedule hsures not guaranteed. For tho
express: parlor buffet car: 8 T.. NJ. expres.
Ii;i3 r NJ. express. sleeping car open s.na
city and Buffalo ,Lithin sprInss--week daws
York River Line-5:10 r. NJ. Stenys:
more Spa1lor carl. 7:35 A. N. and AIS p.
7:ob a. NJ. and 500 A. NJ. 1850 p. ~, S.ao
p NJ. daily: $40 A. NJ. except Su,SaS
from West Point: S:i5 a. NJ. cxccp, Me-
day: $40 A. NJ. and Sis p. NJ. dauy. vi
ONCE 9oI Il. Main st. Phone Madison ~,
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOIk
schedule in effect January 8. 1915
Leave Byrd Street Station. Rtchno,,
s 400 'S:l5 A. ~. 1900 A.. 81.
FOR LYNCHBURG y THE wrsr.
rS:i9 a; NJ. $50 A. NJ. 300 p. NJ. 80;
Arrive richmond from Norfolk: ll;,o
"; ,e;Ia r. NJ. 300 p. NJ. .ll:3o p n
l.. NJ. d.. 300
DAILY. tDaiiy except Sunday. tsu,.,,
W. b. BEvILL. ". G sA,,snrr.
P. T. NJ, Roanoke. C. r, A PEES
c. II. BosLET. D. p. A. Richmon13.a n Vs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
iIENRICO TRANSFERS
ihrce Deeds of DnrSuin uud Sal.
amounting Ia S,1

konner T. Crawley g, ais 10 - y
mtnoo!cr, 40? acres near Osborn. Turn
uiEs. tnrce miles below city. Jun i,
Nehher /. Crawley 81 ais. to Frank
Schuh. hve acres near Osborne T,,r,n
p,.hss. shree miles below city. June /.
Greatcr Richmond Realty cornor.
tor. 10 .. l. Selccman. 10; IA bbior,.
-, MONUMENT Avenue PARK. JuIv o.
1916; $40; tax, 80 cents. '"' -
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cnANcGRY DEEDS or rrrsr
Three Deeds of Trust, ,mo,r,.,
to Sis, SU6.

Henry S. Wallerstcin ct ux. to II
X I0llard; Jr., trustee, 2lxlo0 fcet
w vest Broad Street. July %. 1915.
Belle Gunther to r. \. Lancaster
H. trustee, lots IL. IA and -. block
OF the subdivision of parcel :, Of
$3,77s. 'F - !'4';
John L. Carr ct ux. 10 William T.
IN!cr ct al, trustees. 2Oxl65 feet. 20Is
f;as' broad street. July %, 1916; ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS M.AnKErs.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. July ?s-Co,ron goods ve-c
steady to-day. Yarns We're higher inG
firm. Dress goods were active rrl rrut
There was = brnaG inquiry for relGy.to-
war lines. Burlaps wer" higher Ia Calcutt,.
with an aCt!T" inquiry here silks ,crln!
higher, especially IN satin and vo,.c,
Notvcs. Jobbers rep0r,ed a sooh .rahn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
RICHMOND Hay MARKEr
Richmond. Va. July IS.
t.s sil Itlt>
MIi.l.FEID -.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK M>REE?

NEW YORK. July 2s-Boevcs. steady
Steer, $50 $3.50: bulls. $685. $50. cows.
Calves. steady. VcaIs. sa.5oG sl3.5o: orlls.
sS:ooG secl: skim-mtlk calves. $3.50; Western
MIXED calves. Sa.31i,@ ss.75.
sheep and lambs, firm. sheer. sIc5:
culls, s3@oN 800; lambs. Io.50Ts ll.5o: culls.
logs. weak. Medium and heavy, slo.oT
Slnt0, roughs. SS15
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CHICAGN LIyE srnCK nAl,kEr.

'HltAGO. duly Gs-Itccoip's. liOo0. strong.
:, ."ntS abo>" yesterdays *v"ra"". Rrii.
1854 $!o.05: light. s.55I Slnl5 mixed, g" -
.nE;0l': heavy. Sl5n Slol5; rough, ;a!5T
$3.50: pigs. S..s5 $50.
Ctttlc-Rorc!pts 1000: steady. Matte N..r
cattle, 1-p0T $3.50: Western steers. 81 = Ts.6N.
>tockcrs and feeder. ;5co1 $. 10 cows AMI
METERS. S35cM Sa25; calves. $s50n slLpt
Stccp-Reccip;s. 1900. steady. W.,hcry
S5tHI $3.50. lambs. s7ljq 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29

Heeos were recorded. and these were
a"I Sfhaii The largest trans
acton OF the day was tina, hy which
iiesry ;. Wallerstein negotiated a loan
=. <ei9'o on his property at 1919 West
nam.L ae tet. II. X. Pollard. Jr. is
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HusTINGs COURT. PART II.

Suit was filed Yesterday in u,s,ncs
Court. Part H., by G. ~ Sharpe against
Louis y. Cooke. The plaintiff asks for
damages in the sum of $4,000.
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CHICAGO GRAIN u4nKrr

CHICAGO. July =. DESPITE tn r,c. iha,
.N.tni al one tim" to-day touched tn. r!gh-
price "i nc Eeasuu. IN. market keep,
.t'f'i IN" INST h6ir Nas On III. Gpwngrade
maze mn'h nf assertions ~ = prom
'"' 'h'"r' mat crpg lore. would per
..o' TcaIr" III" yi,ld In tho Dabr,..
80 MlhI".0'a much under 3 ssY"n.ycar
'ak' me msrh'' yins"d vta%. l. TO is.c
over Win ScTteEub.r &, jil:i. and %.
'WuH' NtJ-s corn finished llzc on 10
+" - Wy, 1atr X, down 10 I'm 80 IN ana
Nr,Iylt.grS unchanged 10 lie higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29

The following marriage licenses
We're issued Yesterday by the clerk of
the Hastings Court:
Cecil 6. McAll!ster and Inez c. Goss.
w Alwyn Twynham and Flora O..
Russell
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SUMMER EXCURSION FARES
ON
NORFOLK & WESTERN
RAILWAY

Round trip tickets at greatly reduced
rates on sale daily from May 18th to
October 18th. with fina limit October
ri. 1916. y Pullman parlor car (broiler
service) leaves Byrd street Station on
$40 a. NJ. train every day. running
trough without change TO Lynchburg.
Forest. Montvalc. Blue Ridge. Roanoke.
Salem, Elliston. Shawsville. Christians
burg. Pulaski, Wytheville. Marion.
Chilhowic. Glade Springs. Abingdon,
Bristol and other summer resorts in
termediate. Call at Norfolk and Vest
ern Passenger Office. corner Ninth and
Main Streets. or send name and address
for new summer resort folder.
c. II BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
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pErERsnrnG pEAHrT vApE

or apnrtcd by Rodgers. Plumm.r = - I,c,
f'ETERSB.iKG. -. .iuIy % -Srrnitb-
Farmers stoch-MaTkst 81 per bG-hci. noini-
nat
F!rGiaia-Farne:s' ~s,ock-Marke, ou,..
Fancy Jumbo. 3Ec per pound fancy hand.
pickes. 3i,c per pound: extra prime, &c
per pound; prime. &c peg pound. she!!inr
stock, .i.c 10 :Ac per pound
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HusrINGs RELEASE

Two Deeds of Release, AmouptI,r
to S3,IOO.
y. l.. Adainson. trustee. TO w
Jacob ct uX. lot 10. square 3 HoroS;
I'm Park Annex. July 81. 1916: ST.
+; SittcrdinS ct ais, trustees. to F.
y Merton. 4oX?S feet east line of EiRh-
t"enth street. seventy feet south of
Decatur street. July 81, 1916; $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29

SAVANNAH. a July 1.-TW-uontI7.
hrm, i3izmH; sales. ~ cask-. r"c"jr,s ~
casks: shipments, iE3 casks @stocl:-. ll f0-
Itcsin hrm: ssI"S. 1865 barrels re-
oeipts. 1885 barrels shipments. az barrels
s'osts, G.sI2 barrel. quote = n.
II, SIS: +. s@; r. q, Il $50, /. x
y. WG, SIS, wv. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29

morning, tho hearing being continued.
Michael picked tho prisoner out of a
number of negroes locke UP in the
coloIed cell In Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
Identifies Goode.

Henry Goode, colored. charged with
himhamming George Michael, a mer-
chant. out of two quarts OF ice cream.
| appeared in Police Court Yesterday
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CHAyCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Ihrer Deeds of Release, Amount
ing to ST.fi9.
i.cioy T.. brown. trustee, to John A
Lamb. ten acres, known as 'Barcc-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Gin. Lou'vle & West, 20 D., 81 D.. I'll D.
Main Line. Local. .i:25 a., t5:l5 o.
James River Line, 1000 a., ISIS p.
Newport News. Local. 200 a, 500 p.
Trains arrive from MIX. 'll:O0 a., sl:45 D..
$40 p: \: News. :s:s5 a. 500 p. From
West. $40 a. 1850 p. 1855 a.. .1:la D.,
40, p. daily from Charlottesville except
sunday from Thurmond. Jas. River. tS:25
a. $50 p. week days. 1850 D. m. Sundays.
DAILY. Except Sunday.
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HENRICO DEEDS or VUrSy,
TWO Deeds Of Trust. .tmounfipp 4,
Sl5NS

Frank Schuh TO the American Ma
coma! Bank, trustee five acres near
'Hp"!hc Turnpike. tlIrsc miles below
ely. June l.. 1916; $1,000.
g X Schooler to American National
Bank, trustee, 100 acres near Osborne
/, 1915; S2,3SS. '"'
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
Superseding Schedule of April II, 1914,
Schedule Subject to Change Xifhnut

Trains leave Richmon b'5:5o A. NJ. u A.
NJ bs A. NJ. A.. NJ, .,1o a. NJ: II A. NJ.
~. $40 p N. 7:l6 P. NJ. bs P. NJ. 10 P.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ, BIZ A.
.Ia noon .:1P Ms2P NJ. p. NJ. /. P.
r. NJ. b9 p. NJ. IL p. NJ.
bCnrries baggage. 'Daily except Sunday.
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nENnIco RELEASE DEED.
one Deed Of RcIense, Amoun,,,,
SiONDn

Amcrican National Bank, trustee 10
keither +. Crawley. 8 acres west Of
wilton Road. go acres, 5 acres. 2.So,
June /. 1916: SO, 900. 80
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sEAnOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Tho Progressive Railway of tho South"
Southhound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
mond daily: 9:35 a. NJ, local to Norlna.
1850 p: NJ. %sieepers and coaches to Jackson
Vile; i2;4a A; NJ. sleepers to Atlanta, Bir-
through coaches and sleepers to Jackson
VILE: 12:45 A. MI, sleepers to Atlanta. Bir-
to Jacksonville.
Northbonnd traina scheduled to arrive in
local. 9:20 A. NJ. b:a7 2. N.
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COTTON MAKkErS

the st aTs, E hsif q H., KY .e: 3 N, ,5.Gsv ' sSy.a,a =
cotton prices 70 nov high levels for NE
the attsrnoo'n dcg.rov nI'n y rd rrGG",.l2%i.s in
I!5,syorat, ,-,
sptrea The @5-iy b.y".rnpp W vssf,ahhF nSHs IN
rGod n:hny orders from outside in,rrcs,s
reason o. NJ rersis,en, hullii,.lb" ,n 'natG.i b,
IN a numhe, * rrtya,a IRON rn,, ro"nftleG
during tn dav. ON. ~. 's'. tsSleI
IN reports % "a local -r,sc' !, l.'"h" '-9.tmt
: points ''E N6S "poHt
4 feature which give aAa,5 ,,.
70 me cror rrrrs ~ .3'",n inrofihnc"
ne hrs' tin" of buslar orders I'm rn, !',9r
Sortheast and Texas Ev!g.nrc. o, n"
Gun Disturbance Whit. .., "a nc"
charaeterts,ies of "a tropical ,.orm w
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SUMMER REsoRTs-yirpini,
OrkneySprings Hotel ndBaths

orkney Springs. En.. Open June L.
Beautiful mountains: always cool: e!ey.
uon z.@O. Restorative waters equal CARLSBAD
Germany. for nervousness. poor blood 80
sI.l debility. rheumatism. kidney and
s.oTaach troubles. Free amusement. dancing.
poor. tennis. croqu-t. good table: rcaso1ahis
ratea: cap go: booklet. n. c Carter prnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-29
-. MARkET CONDITIONS
W X Iucrle = IO.l
Richmond. Va July *.
Live InultrN-

urb, receipts are getting .x,rcr.ry
.!Ehl' shd the market showing ,rurL -,
strength and Is very lin. "ugA more
81 n,",,er.Tht marie, Is lust about -,.ad,,
shipments. Live S~tork-y.,,- ei!'<
Resssf cat,ln are to be .gaJ.. 4rd y%ar.ci''
can s"u all you can hin -. '"l-Hv
nro2ipiiy on arrival. - rho dcmaoG PF!.r7
t~GmisFE-Market steady a. quotati1,. or ,S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-11
PHILHARMONIC HAS BIG
PERSONNEL

One hundred and nine musicians will be
on the stage of the Academy OF Music when
the New York Philharmonic Orchestra
plays Its first Philadelphia concert in years
next Monday evening. The orchestra play
ers number lot. divided into a string sec
tion Of 50. the Incompatible wood-wind
choir Of twenty-one soloists and brass
chorus Of twenty more. The remaining
seven are the tympani and other percus-
sion players. and the two harpists. In
addition to the orchestra players them
selves will be Josef Stransky, their con-
ductor. who makes his debut In this city
after having led the Philharmonic forces
ever since the death OF Gustav Mailer, and
the soloist. Saseha Jacobinoff, the young
Philadelphia violnist, who returns TO his
home city after n career in Europe jacob
inoff 10 better known to his friends here as
sasohA Jacobson He win play the Brahms
d major concerto.
OF the three orchestral numbers. two are
new TO philadelphia: Dvoraks Fourth
Symphony" In @ major op. IS, and Max
Rogers Variations and Fugue for Or
chestra on a Theme by Mozart" The re-
naming number Is the prelude 10 Wagner's
'Dis Meisterslnger."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-11
MANY EXHIBITORS
LINKED IN NEW
STANLEY PLAN

long whrle managers OF motion
-. houses as we'll as distributors Of
l,-.s have realised that in order TO place
y, enterprise on a plane OF profit and Of
interest 10 the public u was necessary 70
49,, an organization 20 discuss and de-
~ o,estlons. with this object in view
49,. has been formed at the office OF the
"-.t.v Rocking Company an organization
p n. known as the Stanley Exhibitors
a..cclation which assumed definite shape
r>sferday with the nomination Of officers.
1.he object OF the association will be TO
..tnbllsh a common bond of interests, to
.x~lnce the motion-picture Industry, TO
'~n,,,ote professional intercourse and to
rrester and maintain friendly. personal.
.-,.l fraternai and business relations
...org the owners and managers OF the
rhcfoplay theaters that are franchise hold
=. of the booking privileges Of the STAN
lev Booking Company
Az present the organization has a mem
h>r~hip OF eighty-five owners and managers,
and u is expected that when once the ad-
x.ntages OF the community OF interests are
generally appreciated the membership will
Increase 10 nearly 100
The nomination Of officers for the FIRST
farm resulted in the following elections:
pr>s,dent. Joseph NJ. McCready, Fifty-sixth
street. Theater; vice president. Frank w.
puehler Victoria Theater; secretary
InATICN
urer Jack Demar, Jefferson Theater.
Meetings for the transaction OF business
viii be held every first Wednesday of the
month. and matters Of vital interest to the
exhibtors and film distributors will be dis
cusxd. The membership of the organiza-
ticns Is limited TO the theaters securing their
productions through the Stanley Booking
Company
The election Of officers will take place on
the morning of December 9. and in the
evening Of the same day Stanley v. Mast
baum will tender banquet TO the mem
bers Of the association at the Bellevue
etratford which will be attended by repre-
sentatives Of the trade in this city and
some Of the most prominent film producers
/ In the country Among the latter will be
Lewis J. Selznick, Adolph Zukor. Jesse L.
Lasky, Daniel Frohman, William A. Brady,
Herbert Brenon and Richard A. Rowland
Representatives Of the dramatic and mo-
tion-picture departments OF newspapers
and trade journals of this and other cities
will also be present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-11
The Musical Glasses

Saturday. November H.
Recital by Fritz Kreisier IN the Acad-
emy. His program embraces numbers by
Bach Wieniawski and Schubert, with many
snort pieces. Afternoon
Repetition OF Fridays Philadelphia Or
chestra concert In the Academy. Night
Monday, November rs.
Opening OF the Boston National Opera
Comnanys season at the Metropolitan with
Siordano's Andrea Chenier" Night
Musicale. Bellevue-stratford ballroom.
Morning.
Concert by the New York philharmonic
~ the Academy. with Josef stransky con-
Quoting The program; Dvorak's fourth
symphony. Max Berger's Variations and
fugue for Orchestra on a Theme by Mo.
sart,' prelude 20 ''Die Meistersinger" and
Brahmss D-major concerto, played by Sas-
cha Jacoblnon, the violinist Evening.
Tuesday, November ~.
Mascagni's Iris" Metropolitan. Night.
Recital by Henry Marston. assisted by
Clarence X. Bawden. witherspoon Hall
Night.
Wednesday November rs.
The Love Of Three Kings" Metropoil-
tan. Night.