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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26
FARM LOAN
ACT TALKED
At MEETING
OF the Farm Mortgage Bankers
Association Of America in
Memphis, Tenn.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 26. Pos
siblc effects OF the federal farm
loan act and how interest rates in
the United States will DO aftccte
when peace is declared in Europ
are to be leading topics at the n,
nual convention OF the Farm Mort.
gage Bankers Association OF Amer
lea, which opened here today. The
sessions, which constitute tho third
annual gathering OF the organIza-
ton. are to continue through SaUir-
day.
Today Henry F. Hollis, United
States senator from New Hampshire,
will address the convention on 1.-THE
Federal Farm Loan Act"
L. W. Clapp, president OF trust
eonflany In Wichita. Kas., is to dis
cuss Practical Experience Applied
to the Federal Farm Loan Act
This address will be aimed 10 answer
questions as to how tho new Inv
may be expected to affect tho farm,
mortgage business rs now conducted
The future OF interest rltcs Wi
be discussed tomorrow BY Prof. q
NJ W. Sprugue OF Harvard Uni
versIty.
The tlrst business session Of the
convention this morning was marked
by the annual address OF tho prcsI-
dent, F. w. Thompson, OF Chicago
Tonight there will be banquet with
the principal speakers announced as
r. Il. Quincy. n banker Of Fremont,
Neb., and Rt. Rev, Thomas F. GaIlor,
Protestant Episcopal bishop OF Ten
ncEsee.
Standing committees are to report
tomorrow and officers are also to be
elected. The board OF governors Of
the association has renomlnated Inc
present officers, as follows:
President, F. w. Thompson. Chi
cago: vice presidents, Kingnian n.
Robbins. Rochester. N. ": o. NJ,
Corwln, Minneapolis, MINI. and ],
p. Maxwell, Kansas City; secretary
treasurer. II. NJ Hanson, Chicago.
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Monroe Tomaso. Steve Timko, Mrs.
Lumy Griffin Turner, John Ta'can.
Herbert Taylor, Arthur Talbot, VIII
linn tn r,lnr
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LE TIERS
Unclaimed at the Local Post
office Are Advertised by
the Postmaster.

A list of unclaimed letters is adj
vertised as follows:
Green Andrews, A. Abbott 2, Miss
Dodd Adams. Mrs. Alice Adams,
Ohuli Belkner, Frank Bonfiglio, G.
N. Powers, L. Blaire, Bradshaw.
Zenner and Company, Salvatore Bel
lairo. S. B. Bonafield, Homer Beck
hart, Grace Bennett, DR.. H. ]. Bostet-
ter, G. s. Barnhart, A. NJ. Beaver.
Virginia Casio, Blanche Cowell. Miss
Bessie Corder, NJ. NJ. Cottrill, w. A.
Corpening. II. Cottrill, Louis Casio.
John Criss, Hay Cobb, Mrs. Georgia
arper, Miss George Conway Miss
Hattie Cunningham, Clarksburg
Roofing Company, Carl Cummins,
Clarksburg Produce Company, Mrs.
Frank Cunningham, Colonial Bill
Hard Room. Clarksburg Produce
Market, Miss Mamie Campbell, e.
N. Coffman, Santo Carmine, Chiode
Domenico, Miss Carrie Dye. G. P.
Drummond, Eek Darnall. James Dod-
rill, Joe. Delqpo, Scott Doloson, Sam
Depace, Mrs. G. B. DICKS.
Albert Enmites, Virginia Edgell,
Mrs. A. A. Eaton, William Edgle.
E. j. Frum, Mrs. Loise Fegahs,
o. F. Farrell, Mrs. Harry Ford,
George Foranko, Mrs. J. l.. Ford,
Miss Viola FulkIner.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Gayle, Mrs.
Frasie Gtlpin, Frank A. Gordon, Mrs.
NJ. M. Gaines, George E. Gibson, Mrs.
Florence Golden, Harry Gray.
c. D. Hagerty, Joe Henry, w. A.
Raymond, Harry Hardesty, Harry H.
Hawkins. Harry Hill, Lloyd Hagger-
ty, Henry Hit, Virginia Harson, Mrs.
Maggie Harris, John Hammond,
Joseph Henan, Miss Pearl Hewitt,
Walter Hopkins, w. E. Hennegan,
Hanro G. c. and Company.
Louis Jnquinte. Ernest Z. Jeffreys,
Thomas JaJcobs, Mrs. L. P. James,
David f. Johnson, Mrs. c. H. Jones,
Mrs. =. James, Mrs. Donia Jones.
Raymond Kennedy, Martha Kock,
Arthur Kiser, Mrs. Olive Kuhl, G.
D. Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. Z. L. Lambert, okey Lesson.
Mrs. Jimmie Lonay, Marseline Lopez,
e. I. LiDsona, Dewey Linville, G. w.
Lantz, Pearl S. Lyon.
Homer Mick. ]. L. Mcintyre, Miss
Mary Morrison, W. N. Mills. Elk
Maple. Miss Hazel Miller, r. A. Nc.
Mullen, G. 2. Manear, gorge Money
penny, boy Minear (2), Mrs. Leo
Munday, Miss Desta Miller. Mrs. @.
W. Moore, Miss Ethel Mccanley, ].
A. McEleoh.
Harry PritShard, Neil Parkey. C.
D. PARKER, E. d. Parsons. Miss Eliza
beth Phares. oatis Pugh.
| Teller Reed IouIs Russell I.oiiis
Rumbaugh. Miss Grace Ray, Mrs.
Ida Riddle, Mrs, ]. o, Robinson,
Levi Rardin, T. S, Rofasson.
j. p. Stewart, Maiden Shafer, Mrs.
Edwin Scott. Eddie Sanders, Star
ford Gas Coal Company, Mrs. Car.
lrie Schaffer. n, n. Smith Willie
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RHEUMATISM AND
Nervousness NO
LONGER EXIST
ELIZA sLEETH TELLS DRUGGIST
BURKE THAT WENTWORTH
DROVE THEM AWAY.

This well known Adamston resi-.
dent makes some statements In the
following that her suffering acquaint.
ances will certainly take TO heart,
II have been troubled with rheu-
matism and nervousness for eight OF
ten years. could not sleep or eat
to amount to very much for at least
six years.
II have doctored with two or three
doctors and have taken different
kinds of medicine but have failed 10
get any relief from either.
And since have taken one bottle
Of your famous medicine called Nerv-
Worth ! have not been troubled with
either rheumatism or nervousness,
Also l can eat and sleep we'll.
II can heartily recommend this
great medicine to all who suffer from
the same trouble that have had.
Yours truly,
ELIZA SLEETH,
"Adamston, w. Va"
Your dollar back at Burke's Drug
Store II Wentworth does not over
come your nervous ills.-Advertise-
ment.
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to present same to the Union Ma
tional Bank and supmit to having said
book cancelled and new book issued
in lieu thereof.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK.
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When You IaIxe cold,

With the average man cold Is a
serious matter and should not be
trlfed with, as some Of the most
dangerous diseases start with a com
mon cold. Take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and get rid of your cold as
quickly as possible. You are not ex-
perimenting when you use this rem
edy, as 1t has been In use for many
years and has an established reputa-
ton. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic. obtainable everywhere -
Advertisement.
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NOTICE.

Any person or persons having pos
session of or any claim to missing
bank book No. 1894 are requested
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CITY Taxes

The city treasurer's books will DO
ready for collection OF city taxes
Wednesday. October IS, at the treas
urer's Office in the Colonial building
on West Main street. A discount OF
25S per cent will be given all who
pay their taxes before December 1,
1915.
L. HARPER ROGERS,
Collector and Treasurer City OF
claTksburg, y, y.
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sneed, BIZ Smith, T. E. Smith, John
d. Stone, Charles N. Showalter, Miss
Virginia Shelton, Miss sybilla Shoe
maker, G. L. stutler, Domenico sa-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-26

Mrs. s. c. Vanscoy.
Howard Wright, Mrs. ]. H. Will
son, /. Wamsley, Mrs. Walden, Jes-
sic Windon, George Washington, II.
Wells, Mrs Ella Wright, Amy Wade.
Earl Yerkey, James A. Young.
Mrs. H. D. BARROW, Joseph Zotti.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

Walter Christian to the Tax Title
Company of Virginia. "a feet inches
by 81 feet east line of ST. John Street,
70 feet north of Fritz Street. October
.. 1915: 90 cents tax: consideration not
mn ri
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Thirteen Deeds Of bargain and Sale,
Amounting fn S:i1.1NS

Walter Christian to the Tax Title
SSompaTny OF SirEinia. = rect inches
- feet north of Fritz street. October
). 1915: 90 cents tax: consideration not
named
Mary Dord Coates ct ais. to Mrs.
Nirgillia Z. Alley. 6oXl20 feet. No. a1ol
West Cary Street. September S. 1876
5000.
Highland Park Realty Corporation TO
Henry Is. Rabb. 35xl4O feet east line OF
Fendan Avenue. IA feet south OF
Rogers street. September H. 1915:
Virginia Trust Company to Isaac
Wilds, +3X12o feet. No. s2l and 623
Louisiana Street. September 20. 1916;
Land Company of Virginia to Howard
d. Bryant 20Xl25 feet, No. lso3 Little
page Street. OCTOBER >, 1916: tax, 81:
siU.
) r. World ct w. to j. NJ. World
eoxl$o feet west line of Twenty-sev-
en,h street. 255 feet from intersection
Mile i."ad. October 9, 1916: $500.
William F.. Drinkard, Jr.. ct ux. to
David May; 22.Ix2l:s feet west line Of
Robinson street September 2G. 1916;
Thomas Il. iardaway to Z. II. Estes.
G0Xl3S feet east line Of Mulberry
September 20 1915: tan. So: sio.
Wilson Corporation, 25s.2xl33.S feet
Der 20. 1915; tax, $3.50: SO.
Davis Land Company. Inc. to william
6. Tarrant. 2Gxl36 feet IA inches east
line or boulevard, 154 feet II inches
north OF Floyd Avenue. September 81,
1916. taA, $3.50: $40.
AvOndale Land Company, Inc. TO II.
T.. Teel, lots IL and is in block > in
tn" 2lln Of Hrookdale. September -,
1916: Si.c00.
Murpn,y's Hotel, Inc. to Bish9p D j. J;
south line Of Broad Street, southeast
corner Of Eighth and Broad. Septem-
Der 81. 1916: no tax: IS.
Preston Cooke TO J. p. Downer, "2y
90 feet east line OF Thirty fourth
Stree, southeast corner of Clay and
rhIrty-fourth Streets. July y. 1916;
SGuGu
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NAME TO GO ON BALLOT
North Cnroiinu Supreme Court Afhrms
Decision In Case of IL. d.
Johnson.
/ Special to Tho Timcs- Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. y. G.. October i.-Thc ar
nrmation OF the lower court in the
Wake County case OF *. Ii. Johnson VS..
the Wake Democratic Board Of ;lec-
tons and Il. II. Pate involving the right
TO have the name OF Johnson on the
official Democratic ballot for Il seat
in the lower house Of the Legislature,
was the most notable in long list
OF opinions delivered by the Supreme
Court. 1t holds that Johnson is the
NOMINEES. whose name must be ON the
ticket Or the November election.
Justice Hokc wrote the opinion for
the court aud there was dissent ing
opinion by Justice Brown. in which he
insists that there being no special
North Carolina statute authorizing II,
the courts have no right TO pass upon
such questions. but that they are pure
lv matters for the boards of elections
ot the party in which the differences
arise.
follows;
Brown W. Harding. motion to retax
the costs denied: Canal Company vs..
Whitley. Beaufort. affirmed: Hale vs..
Atlantic Coast Line. Edgecombe. re-
verscd: Silver vs.. Scaboard Air Line.
Halifax. first appeal affirmed second
dismissed: Holloman VS.. Holloman,
HEREFORD. affirmed; i.utterloh vs.. At
lantic Coast Line. Lee, no error: Cros.
-. Scahoard Air Line. Lee. new trial.
entity vs.. Parker. Hartford. reversed
vs. Trust Company, Craven. no error
Dunn vs. Roper Lumber Company
Craven. no error: Myers rs. Norfolk
Southern halfway, Craven. no error:
in re will Of Fleming. Pitt. affirmed:
in re will Of Staub. Craven. no error;
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Johnson & stroud vs.. Insurance Co..
Pitt. new trial: Gold US. Maxwell. Car
teret. affirmed: Smith vs.. Hancock. Car
tcret. no error; Chemical Company VS..
Rogers. Pitt. no error: Rogers rs. Jones.
Duplin. no error: BiZZcll vs.. Mutual
building and Loan Association. Lenoir.
reversed: Hunter rs. West. Lenoir. no
error: Johnson US. Board OF Elections
and Pate. Wake. affirmed: Williams VS..
Field, Vance, affirmed: McCullin VS..
Baer, Craven. affirmed: Elm City Lum-
Der Company rs. Norfolk Southern,
Craven. affirmed: Morton VS.. Norfolk
Southern. Cartcret. affirmed: Wheeler
VS., Charlotte Consolidated Construction
Company. Mecklcnburg. petition to re-
hear dismissed; snyder VS. Brown, mo-
ton to rcinstatc dismissed.
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Street Stree. 20 feet east Of Dooley Avenue.

Street. 20 feet east of Doorey Ay.nu.
October >. 1915: S1O6.
W. j: Whitehurst ct ais. trustees. to
n. 1. Ezekiel ct uH. 29x145 feet norti,
'i .,, or Grace Street 200 feet east of
tax: 50. ~ eeh's
James E. Cannon ct ais. Trustees. to
Henrico Iron Works Corporation i'IS7
acres in ,Brookland District. frontinr
on east line of Boulevard. SeptemheI
IL. 1916: s39.104.44
-, George d. Cole. trustee, to Maggie NJ
r riypn nor,, feet inches by depth not
ieo feet north Of Beverly Street. Sep.
tcmber IS. 1916; s541.25
IT, Sitterdins ct ais. trustees. to
John +. Stith. lot IL in block o. in
Highland Park. September 81. 1915;
Alexander II. Sands. trustee. to r.
IT, Avis ct IN. lots >. 10 aud - in
block y, and lot IL in block 3 i'm Al.
vista Heights October ., 1916: s2.4c5
w =. Redd. trustee. to T. c. Tinsiey,
l,Niao feet north line of Clay street
northeast corner of Clay and Graham,
Streets. October 3, 1876. 5000.
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cuA>cEny DEEDS OF TRUST.
Fight Deeds Of Trust. Amounting Ia
SIO1 H:lG

virGilia T.. Alley ct vir to Richmond
Trust and Savings Company. trustee,
GOxI20 feet. No. .70f West Cary Street.
September 20. 1916: $1,000.
son & crutchield trustees. -5Oxl5l feet
south line Of Edge Hill Road 1855
feet west Of Chamberlayne Avenue.
October ., 1916; $212.
Guy " Belchcr to Chaplin & Cham
heriaync: trustees. 50x149 feet west
line Of Montrose Avenue. $50 feet north
Of Rrookland Park boulevard. October
.. 1916: $3.50
David Macy to Irving May, trustee.
street September &c, 1916: $685..
J. NJ. World ct ux. TO John r.. Welsh,
trustee G0xl30 feet west line of Tween
ty-sevcnth Street, 800 feet from inter
section OF Twcnty-scvcnth street and
Nine Mile Road. October ., 1916: $500
j. Lee Shcrnault ct ais. TO James w
Gordon. Il feet u inches by l33 feet
west line OF boulevard. 73 feet 6 inches
south Of Marshall Street. October =
Guy =. Hcicher to W. Stewart White
trustee. LOT i'm block y in Lee
iark October 9. 1915: $500.
I.aburnum Corporation to Wheeler
II. Hall. trustee. So feet 10 "a inches
northeast corner Broad and Eighth
Streets. September %. 1916: 100000.
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RAILROADS
Norfolk q Nesrrn izailu

ONLY ALL RAIL Line 10 N1I .,,,..
Leave Byrd Street StatIon. iti,S 80 49,,
FOX NoHtOLk: '5:l5 a NJ -, .,,,, 4. ,t'
$500 T.. NJ. 'i.0D T.. ri AZ
FOR LiNCiiBUkG AND THE WYE
,S:ia A: NJ. $3.50 a. NJ, 800 y H
4. NJ Local To Crewc. 'D:35 T. M
arrive richmond from Norfolk u
From the west: .6:ta ~ NJ, .Ae,;
f2i9 T. ~ $40 Il. Nj. 'c:l7 = ~. :.
only. Sun
w Il BEVIII w q SA,-.,,e,
= Y. NJ. Konnok> G. + A In1,
{. u HDSL!.i ~ y h. NLNn..-,,.I ,
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were granted yesterday by
the State Corporation Commission as
follows:
Virginia Coal Products Corporation.
Tacoma. Maximum. 100000: mini :
mum. 100000: par value, 500. II. y.
bruce. president. Wise; Charles O.
Ramsey, secretary. Coeburn.
Hampton Theater Corporation, Roam
oke. Maximum. $4,000: minimum
$1,000: par value, 800. c. T. Toliver.
president: T.. O. Downing, secretary
both OF Roanoke.
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BUILDING PERMITS.


SD,s04.
William A. Randolph. to erect two
story brick dwelling east side Of
Thirty-first Street. between Q and $
Streets. cost s2.l00.
Zachary Crump. TO erect one story
frame dwelling south side of y Street.
between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Streets. cost $3.50.
Matte V jameson. to erect brick ga
rage in rear Of 1913 Floyd Avenue. TO
cost 500.
Leon Weinberg. Ia erect brick ga
rage in rear Of 121 South Harrison.
10 cost s2I1.
NJ. a. Walsh. TO erect brick garage
in rear Of tl9 Boulevard. to cost $f77.
kingan & Co, to erect hair drying
room east side of Hermitage Road,
between SpOtswood and Howell Streets.
to cost $500.
dwelling. iii State Street. to cost
sl.250.
W. Floyd Green. to repair brick
dwelling. 2ll North Thirty-siXth Street.
10 cost $50
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niCmMo>D LIVE sroCK MARKET.

''''I - = mon ViUTEVa THE.
Richmond. Va. DrtoD"r (. 1915
49, El'"r- 10 81: medium 10 rood
h'ii,rs. To- -. medium To rood -, r. g.. !:
,""',n"n T." lair. : to ~, Choice co.vs. -.
vs. nahum to rood. Z q IL: common
!" '"ii, io & ~; rs on. g., 10 rncdiir
' i" . a, ""rfnnn !" fair. tn ~ :.
I" ''ys liThi. 4. 10 ~ Iirst
~ 7. l' 4" l"'p rntnInOu To . Jsc.t hogs.
!" I" W.. CONS and atGga. ~, 10 0. Les,
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cMlCAon lIAL srnCk M,nk1-1.

=. ~ 49, ''"I"N'r -EIor.- re, "iDis 20
,,-i.r.tys "''r. =. i1rp.ly r"rain"d. Rulk
- i. p" ~ a" urh' :. 81, s1..5. mixed - i5U
utr. SFGe,t s. or, '''
Caiuo Ke,,irla = ..n nrm Native beer
- 10" " "" til ~ Western stccrs. sS.l5fr
.,"IN'r- 'i''. $50 COWS nah h"ifors.
~h"'N R'n"iitv 81 ~: Arm H.,hers IL %
" - 49,. lambs. &c n sIa Il
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SOUTHERN RA1LyWa

$500" .->'-.e .,-e..s..ot,. ..-4.l .t,. s.4,
s"uth-pai.s 80 y 81. local. 1881 a
express: p"''"r uCu.t car. - ST. .xn,
Il. NJ. 800 l.. 81. local. Tor r,,s.lits
VI! an" iiuHh.u Lltuia SHr.ugs-yyr.,, AZ
- YORK k'>ei i.lue---a:ly A. 5i Ste,
more h'"riof "af - y NJ eau ~
Trains Ann" ..t,r.aund IRON .n,
..oi ~ u. ,tbu 10, 4 ri g.sU 3;
r. NJ. Dan! - = 81 ..ccpt s,i,,
From West Point $50 A. NJ. cIront 4,
Gay 20" ~. NJ. ana 30 t. d: daiIy -
G'Nc" -. g. Nj Phone sfriiSn,
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CHICAGO GI,AI> MAnKEr

CHICAGO. October t-EHport buying.
which was said t" bs on lars" scale.
helped 10 elevate the wheat market to-cay
% new high record prices FOR 1916 and So
too. d;d d.rials g: ruuors that rain had
fallen In Argentina. Tn. clos. was s,ron.
~ =, "a s.c To lac net advance. with December
at 81 $3.50 TO Sl.5sA. and MAY al sIjsl. Corn
gained - To '. q -. oats 80. and pro-
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Richmond q Petersbu;
Electric XIV,
STATIONED M. IL KAUFMAN

"Ibc Progressive i..iiimIS ui inc ,oatI
SoulHDouHd Trains =cueuHl.I 20 ttasu -
h"na u1i!y go, -. III. local. It.1" T.
sIevpcrs ana tuA,u.s 10 Ialtson.!t..t. n
4. NJ, coaches du. s.r.vrrs 10 Ja..ISany
A,l"m;a ann h,rrl"Eh"m1 -. T.
A. NJ, s.cepefs 10 Atlanta, 5iriuinsn
jackson !.te. TAMPA ara coaches 10 il
sonvilIc.
%or;ahound trains scheap,cI tn arrive
Richmond uaii: 20 a ~ $50 Il
local. :. 80 y NJ. 5:33 l. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

To the creditors of WILLIAM HAIR
klS. of Richmond in the County
Of ienrico and district aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day OF September. a. -. 1916. the
said WILLIAM HARRIS was duly al :
1udicatcd bankrupt, and that the nrs,
meeting OF his creditors will he held in
my Office; Room lll9 Mutual Building.
ltchlnond. Va. on the ETH DAY OI!
OC'ToBi!lt \. D.. 1916. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly cone before
said meeting.
THOS. H. SNENp
Referee in i!anis"uutrv
October - 1915
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AInIor M,iiII.,,,, ~.

Major William Warner Dead.
KANSAS CITY. MO. October Mia
Jor william Warner. former United
states Seuator from Missouri. died at
his home here this afternoon
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Atlantic -oasf III,
The st.niard i;niiruad OF the sou,h

EfiI-tiiA l. sLi'I a. 1910
TRAiHa LhA\E RiCHSlG - 1bjSSif.y
6:35 r. 81. 1850 y ST. -
For NorfniK: G-ls \ 81 1B Il,
r. NJ 400 I. N - 10 T. IL
Fox =. - " ny. ,..st: p. /. 4 IL
a. NJ. 1900 J.. ~, 9.a6 f. 81
iitor fci,fsnnrs; .. y -. s.ly a
4. NJ. - 90 i. ". t4.I0 I. M o. i,
G:5. II ~, ::35 T.. NJ. 1890! Nidnirrt
=, For Go!tsb0to and Faycttcyliic 'E.ee
For iiopewell: 5.lS a 81 .iis r.
Trains arrive Richmond Gaily: 5.05 a
a. NJ; -;!0 J. M-h t!:i0 / ii. GIT p
G:3, Nj. 7'is =. u. 800 i Il ii
Except Sunday 'sunlay only.
Time OF arrival ana departure. ma
nectl"rs not guaranteed
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cmAxcERy RELEAsE DEEDS.
Nine Deeds of Release. Amounting to
XAi .001.G0

w. Stewart White. trustee. to Guy
y. Fletcher. 10: IS in block y in Gintcr
Park Terrace. September 80. 1915:
f9nO.
Elan & Funston. trustees. to FLOYD
Spencer ct uX.. 81 by depth not record
cd. No. -" W. Baker street DE-
J. -. Cook. trustee. 10 Alfred T.
Smith, 50xl35 feet north line Of Main
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NIIiNli' >rLET 0Ir PROFESSION AIS

Owing 10 tn. strong and active clos"
Wall street expects a high orennS -n"Tr
row morning and professionals VIII taN' "a ..
vantage Of IL 10 liuuidatc and make another
n,tcmnt to got the stocks a, lover ,.n",f
however that the efforts OF proi"sSiphhit
arc vain for the public nbsorbS stocks az
fast az the traders care to on"r thtiIi. anu
Il IT. becoming interestingly dangerous l" X"
short OF the market.
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HENRICo RELEASE DEED.

Ono Reiense Deed. Amounting to
&c2,0OO.
\. ). Buford, trustee. to Clara X.
RrockenbrouEh. 1920 West Franklin
Street. and .a.S5 acres on chesapeake
and OHIO Railway. just west OF the
city August |. 1916: $4,000.
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HENnICO TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds OF bargain and Sale,
Amounting to 1910.

Abbey Realty Corp. to Simon Steiner.
lots =. and in block in the plan OF
1916: $500.
Charles l.. Melton to S. l.. Melton,
. acres on the Graded Road. about s
miles north of the city. September 81.
1916; tax, 81; $40. love and affection.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. October 1.-The primary cot
ton goods market very firm to-day. Elmo
numbers OF worstcd warns were in good de-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles H. Petit, Powhatan County,
County.
Grestavc Kosack and Nellie Theresa
Maloney Washington, D. c.
Frederick r. Gum and Rubie a.
Waldrop. city.
Frank Il. Kelly, Michigan, and
Eulalia Marie McSwceney CITY,
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NANAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. October t.-rurncntine.
firm. ISL: sales, 3, casks; reScipts, PSI casks:
firm: sales. LES barrels: receipts. los bar
rcis shtpnemts. ~ barrels: stock. 1853 bar
GNl e. COS: T. G: H.. l.. N. $50: NJ. SO
nos; y. SO: VIC e.i5: WV. $50 ffeJS.
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Hn>n.co DEED OF TRUST.

one Deed OF Trust. Amounting Ia
.. \, Purcell to w. T.. Purcell. Jr
trustee, lot "a I'm the plan Of Jefferson
| Gardens. September %. 1915: s195.
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HI.W YORK October A-M"rcNutil" uHn"r.
~ Sterling. sixty-dty bills. si'l'r. drmanG'
sa.1s II 10: cables. St.16 'lG i'lr liver ~
steady Railroad bonds. strong Tim" io"tih.
steady sixty DAYS -. u .: ninety daNS. -.
wiling IN
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEED.

Ono Deed or Release. Amounting
to 81 900.
Willis G. Pulliam ct ais, trustees.
to Everett Parkinson. 3l.3 Xl26 feet
west line of Twelfth Street. northwest
corner Twelfth and Semmes street
September !, 1916; $1,000
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PETERSBURG rEANUT MARK,

IEeportrd by Rodgers. Piummcr & Co Inc }
PETERSBURG. VA. October i.-Span-
ish-FsrTcrs' Stock-Market steady. 81 ne,
buShnl.
Virginia Farmers stocK-AIarkct weak
Fancy Jumbo, Sac round: fancy hand
picked. III" rcr pound: extra prime &c per
pound. prime. 2SIc rcr pound: Smelling stock
@i.c To el:c round