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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

completed an engagement with q NOV
ing picture company, playing in The
Crest Of Life" Is here for the "kur."
Mr.. LEstrange Is an enthusiastic
tennis player.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Woodward,
of New York are sojourning here
for some weeks. Mr.. Woodward Is the
president of the American Golf Asso-
citation.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell, of Washington,
Is here for the "kur"
Mrs. Dewitt Tallmadge and Miss
Rebecca Collier will return to their
home in Washington next Thursday
They have been Joined by their friend,
Mrs. Stephen 3. Elkins. who came
over Thursday from her country place,
"Hslliehurst."
Mr.. Richard Cross took party
over to the coal mines near here on
Thursday and some exciting expert
ences were enjoyed by the party going
down into the mines.
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White SuIphur Notes.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.1
White Sulphur Springs, ". Va. Oct
21.-The hunts this week were very
we'll attended, but Mr.. Fox" eluded
his pursuers.
The shooting season opened Monday
and several hunters returned in the
evening with bags Of pheasants. Mr.
Robert w. Graves entertained at din
ner Tuesday evening, his game being
the chef d ouevre.
Mr.. Sherwood A1drich has his own
bird dogs down from his estate in
Southampton. and has been very sue
eessful so far
Mrs Joseph e. Widener and daush-
ter have been joined by their cousin.
Mrs Lily Munykuysen Lee. Of Balti-
more. who will spend the autumn at
White sulphur.
Mrs w. Jas Walker and Miss Eliza
beth Hayes, who have heen here for
six weeks. will leave tomorrow for
New York, TO he there all the win
ter
Mrs. Jas Brown Potter will arrive
tomorrow from her estate in Tuxedo,
to occupy a suite in the Greenbrier.
The Duchess de Richelieu, formerly
Miss Douglas Wise. Of Baltimore,
reached here from New York yester-
daN. ana lHlS evening Will give suns
recital for the benefit of the French
soldiers who have contracted tuher-
culosis IN the trenches.
Mr. Harry s. Black arrived in his
private car Saturday, bringing g his
guests from New York John Freeland
and George Boiling Lee.
Miss Doroen FitzGerald has return
ed from short visit to Miss Martha
Wall in Richmond
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer and Miss
Nacarow of New York. have return
ed to White sulphur, it being their
custom TO spend a month in the spring
and fall Of each year taking the
"kur,"
The dancing Of Miss Gladys Jack
son and Cedr}c Hamilton has been
one of the pleasures enjoyed by the
guests trl-weekly in the ballroom OF
White sulphur
Miss Elizabeth Searcy. OF Memphis.
Tenn, now living in New York where
she has studio. has been here during
the past week, making sketches Of the
old White to be done in etchings. of
which she is to have an exhibition
in the spring
Julian IIEstrange. who has Just
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

The new Brushed
Sweater, in Angora and
Shetland woods. Coat
style; some with con-
trasting color collar.
The colors are cleo
trio blue, rose, corn,
green and purple; also
mixtures of blue, laven-
der and American beau
ty. Very smart-looking
garments for fall and
winter.
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entertained for the week END at Ran
dolph- Macon Woman's College.


Misses Isabel and Betty Stittinius,
who have been the guests Of relatives
on Park Avenue. will return the first
of the week to their home on Long
Island. They will be accompanied by
their cousin. Miss Leila Darlington.
of Alabama, who will be their guest
for some time.
Mrs. John w Arlington and Miss
Octavio Arlington. of Greenville. s.
c., who were among the out of-town
guests at the Darlington ingram we'd
ding left yesterday Cor New York
where they will spend short while.
Dr. and Mrs Robert 8. Preston
have returned to their home at 1924
Park Avenue after spending their
honeymoon in Canada. Mrs. Preston
was formerly Miss Alice r, Reed, OF
this city, and her marriage to DR..
Preston was one of the social events
of the early autumn.
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Ingram It arlington.

Palms and white chrysanfhenttlftts
( decorated An-Sainis Episcopal Church
d Fafurday morning for the marriage Of
sAasss Garter Ingram. daughter of Mrs
4saJnhn Henry Ingram OF $40 West
sGrace Street and the late Judge In
S8Nrana. to Mr.. Taaewell Morton Car
BxInkton. .Jr., Of THIS city son Of Mr. r
sM Carrington The wedding was at
s9 O'clock. the Rev Dr J. y. Down
d man. rector Of the church being the
EaNele hranf The bride entered with her
ss76r0fff<r. Mr. John II Ingram who
MeAve her awaV Her gown was Of
white tulle over silk foundation.
Fhile the court train was Of duchess
ENotin. The long iu0e veil was finished
Nth old lace. and her flowers were
shower OF orchids and lilies Of the
s1Ai1ey. Miss Elsie Ingram wearing
F<My charmeuse ard carving a nose
E7I4y of mixed flowers. was her sisters
EnAJd OF honor and only attendant
EpAffe Mr.. Richard Watkins Caring
4Gn was his brothers best man. The
&tM4 OF ushers included Messrs Stuart
christian Rarksdsle IAthrop.
enry harrington, Albert Waddey and
1Nard Harris There was no re-
Sn4ion following the ceremony. Mr
~ Mrs Darlington leaving at noon
the North They will live in Rich
md after November 18TH Among
NJ quests from n distance were Miss
3411a Garrington NJ Admission, Ala.
M the Misses Isabel and Hettv
ontinius. Of New York who are WIS.,
tM& their cousins the Misses Car
Gton. a $40 Park Avenue Mrs
m1o3&h {. Smith and Miss Elizabeth
z2oOn. Of Baltimore. who are guests
AGre- Stuart G Christian. " Stuart
oAue: Mr.. and Mrs Arlington and
- Arlington. OF South Carolina.
Thanksgiving German
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are nearly complete
W the THANKSGIVING german which Is
Eho given Thanksgiving night under
- Ueme management as In previous
SeA The dance viii take PLACE
1kor 1T the Jefferson Hotel or at
Masonic Temple. a fact which Will
nmN0unced at an early date This
6Etainment, which is one Of the
G Interesting OF the season, In given
$3.50 girls in honor OF the students
the University OF Virginia and
~ North Carolina. who will he
~ for the football game. All the
0eAntee are sure tn be present. as
FL will be special figure for them.
weeks before the dance tickets
~ placed on sale at the Chester
Entertained At Auction
- Louise Warrington entertained
M43on bridge Saturday morning at
lex at her home on Grove Ave-
h0nor OF Miss Mary Henrietta
whose marriage TO Mr.. Ray
&aaeey will be Wednesday. The
room. library and hall were
With sunburst roses and
et tabisa were engaged in
rs
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THE RICHMOND vIRGIN1AN-sUNDAY, OCTOBER 22 1916

and DR.. e. A. Drum. Mr. and Mrs.
Scott left immediately after the cere-
nony FOR an extended trip to New
ork city. Niagara Falls, Canada and
other Northern- cities. On their re-
turn VIII be at home. sos East Grace
Street
Miss Jones Fntertains.
Mss HazeI Jones. of Chimborazo
pouieFafu. entertained Friday even
| ing ar surprise shower in honor OF
MISS Erma Blanche Bates whose we'd
dihg TO Joseph l.. Ellis will take place
/ tuesday. A unique feature of the
shower was that the guests arrived
az 'he br1de-elects home in pairs and
me presents were given in pairs. Re-
freshments were served Among the
guests Misses Alyse Bates and Mabel
walker Misses Elva Bates and Grace
Cloves. Misses Susie Ieath and Mel
ne Cloves, Misses Lille Hewitt and
Jula Cloves, Misses Florence Whar-
ton ana Grace Dodd, Misses Nellie
Jones and George Emes, Misses No
Fella Sydnor and Rhea Martin. Misses
| Ruth Ellis and Marguerite Blair
Misses Elva Ellis and Edna Harris
| Misses Ercelle Beadles and Alice
| Coke, Misses McDearman and Elyvia
| Atkinson, Miss Bessie Hewlett and
| Mrs. G. Leath. Miss Alma Hewlett
| Mrs. Lleweliyn. Miss Marion Odelle
and Mrs. L. w. Bates. Miss Maggie
! l}layton and Mrs. wharton Miss Eva
Kelley and Mrs. Mitchell. Misses Helen
| Kelley and Daisy Bates. Misses Louise
| lioode, Hazel Jones and Nellie Phaup
| Mrs. G, \, Wilroy. OF East Broad
street. IS tho guest of her daughter.
! Mrs. Frank Wells, of Lynchburg
Mrs. IT. A. Hare, who has been sick,
| improving
DIR. Kcister tn We'd
| The Reverend and Mrs George w.
tteRie have issued invitations to the
| marriage of their daughter. Sarah
{ elizabeth 20 Or. William Shirley I<eis-
! ct, on Thursday afternoon. NoYem-
| 'er End, a o'clock. in the Lutheran
| parsonage. Penns station. Pa
l)r kelstcr is n son of Or and Mrs
| ~. g. keistcr, who until recently lived
| this city. He is graduate of
| fohH Hopkins University of Baltimore,
| Nd
! Prominent Richmond Man to Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y. Maxwell.
Of Easton, Pa, have issued invita-
lions to the marriage of their daugh-
ter Elizabeth Firmstone, to Mr. Hen
~ Gaerant Elicit. of Richmond.
! The ceremony will take place at
| Trinity Church. Easton. on Saturday
| November II. at high noon and will
| he followed by wedding breakfast
a the home of the brides parents at
| -0S Spring Garden Street. Easton.
The wedding is Of interest here as
| MIR. Elicit is prominent both in husi-
nces and social circles.
After January / Mr.. and Mrs FL
lett viii ne at home at Monroe Ter
| gJce in thus city
N
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,ountv Fair on Tuesday and wednes-

County Fair on Tuesday and Wednes-
day..
Miss Ella Pittman, OF Wlliiamspurs.
is the guest of Mrs Sue Hodssoh' on
Cameron Street
Mrs. f. Tucker Hughes dehghttuily
entertained the Womans Cluo on Frs'
day afternoon.
The Fluvanna Chapter, U. D. C., VIII
hold their quarterly meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Tucker Darlington
Leigh on Friday afternoon, OCTOBER
81
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W. o. DogEett. Jr.. Mrs. X A. row
lett Mrs, H. L. Stone. Mrs. Cecil
Chappell Mrs. Ida Hcrold. Mrs, Ida
Roberts. Mrs Ida Waldrop, Mrs c.
A. Thomas and Mrs Il. / Thomas.
Interesting Announcement.
The engagement has been an
nounced OF Miss Lura Steele Stanhack,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Presley
+ Stanback. of Byhaha, Miss, TO Alex
ander Bayard Clark. of Wadesboro.
y c, formerly of Newark. y. j. The
announcement was made on Friday
at luncheon party given by Mrs.
William Fits, sister of Mrs Stan
back The wedding viii take place
in late December.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cards have been received IN Rich
mond announcing the marriage of
Miss Betty Parham Barrow. daughter
of Or. David Barrow, of Lexington,
Ky, 10 Pichegrs Voolfolk. formerly
of Richmond. and now OF Maryland.
The ceremony took place on Wednes-
day. October Is. in Lexington, and
MIR. and Mrs. Voolfolk will make their
future home in Maryland
In Honor of Miss Irene Edwin Muse
Miss Irene Edwin Muse. whose
marriage to Mr.. Lee Overton Miller
Of Richmond. will be an interesting
event Of next Wednesday, was the
guest Of honor Thursday afternoon
at miscellaneous shower given by
Miss Ethel Norman at her home in
Mount Vernon Avenue, Port Norfolk
The house was prettly decorated
with flowers ana pOttcd plants. Many
+ attractive gifts were presented the
guest of honor by Master Reed HoI-
land.
Suffolk Couple Ia Wed.
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Our Administer
Rugs at $3.50

Should have a place in the
furnishing scheme of hun
dreds of Richmond homes.
Because we KNOW-not
surmise-Me KNOW there's
nothing in town that equals
them in beauty and quality
at this price.
The patterns are beauti-
ful-allover effects. medal
lion effects and the quaint
est. oldest Oriental designs
imaginable.
Fact is, In these latter
patterns you're getting prac-
tically a room size Oriental
design rug at a mere fraction
of what an imported carpet
would cost.
You just can't afford to
pass this opportunity by.
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Miss Ethel NJ. Waldrop was hostess
al linen shower Thursday afternoons
given In honor OF Miss jamie stone
whose marriage to Hunter y. Fox
took place yesterday. The brlde-to-
be was showered with many beautiful
linen gifts, after which luncheon was
served. Among those present were:
Misses Elsie Gilman. Minnie Staude.
Kate Sims, Manila Toombs, Eva Har-
grove. Ivy Gordon. Ethel Ganzert,
Alice Stone, jamie Stone. Elizab beth
RAwlett and Mrs.. w. o. Doxgett, Mrs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

The editorial saBctum of the Fred
erick MIDI Post was the scene Of q
marriage ceremony ON Wednesday
night. when John Walter Coakley.
aged twenty -one years and Miss Ethel
Seank. aged sixteen, both OF singers
Glen. Va, were married by Rev f..
II. Hummel baugh The minister was
on his way to prayer meeting when
stopped on the street by a reporter.
who explained the situation. and the
wedding took place before relatives
in Virginia could prevent it,
The bride. who attended the high
school near Singers Glen. told the
teacher she was III on Wednesday
morning and was excused Instead
OF going home. she was met at an
appointed place by young Mr. Coax
ley. and they made Il Decline for the
Valley Turnpike.
They passed through Winchester
during the afternoon and reached
Frederick that evening The brides
father started in pursuit but the
clippers had a good start on him, and
he had to give up
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Obi coao. 10. Sttober.

Sftpeine. = 3ufubr $4,000. -
Wartt itetig, unOerdnbert uHo stfpas
bDber ipie Der ssitrise prsis. Bull
$97O-1O.1O; Isibte $9.4O-lo.25i
aemiidte $9.4o-10.30; fbpere So
40-1O.3O; i6iptre $9.40-l0.25i
ruubs S9.4o-e,60; Gerfel $6.75-
9.25.
HinbDieb. - 3ufiibr 5000 Rart'
perdnberli6. girtheimiide Besf Site,
re $6.50-11.40; Weftern Stisre $6.'
10-9.25; Stoders unb fJeeosrs $4.'
TO -z7s; aibe unb 5eifers $40
9.20; adlbsr S7.25-11.85.
G9afs. - 3ufubr 1900. Usartl
fdipad Dstbers $7.00-S.3O;
Gpes $3.S5-7.50; 2dmmer $40
1850.
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@trfanbt.

Hinbbieb. - Der Wlartt mar
beute febr rubis 2lnsebot aismlidj
grob unb bic prsiis itetis. = Cute
Stoders unD Jesoers iparen itetis,
ebenfo Die beferen NiI9fiibs.
Wtittlete unb I6pere Stiere $500
-9.75; Ulsiider Stisrs $5.5o-725;
anserleIene big srtra $7.50-8.0O;
5eifers $500 6.25; auserlsiens bis
erira $6.50-700; &u6e $4.00-5.r
%; aussrleIene Big ertra $3.50
BIS; Gamers $3.OO--4.15; Milh'
fiibe so; StOders unb 5eeOers:
Stiers $5.00-6.75; 6eifers $500
$50; aiibe $4.25-4.75.
8nllen. = Die Iddfrase tpur
cine 5ismlid CUTE unb bic preiis ipas
rem iietis. 3ufuhr mGbig.
s5ette gullen $6.40-6.65; gos
loena $5.50-6.40; masers uno lsids
te $4.00-5.25.
4dGber. Die 3ufubr mar
sering, bic Ra6irags gut unb bic
prsiie itetis.
See lei6fe aalber $11.75-12.oo;
fair Bis CUTE $9.00--11.75; orbindrs
unb grobe $4.00-10.50.
S6Deine. Die yla9frase
mar cine SismIi6 CUTE unb bic preii.
itstig Bis feft.
@ute Biz auserIeiene i6tpers uno
Ilsif9erIprtsn $10.20-10.25; se-
miidte 0spadllngsiorten $685.
1925; aussefudte mittlers, 100 Biz
100 pfunb $9.75-9.85; lei6te 8sti
ianbtIorisn, 12O Biz 155 pfunb,
SO. 9.35-9.65; oroinGrs Bis CUTE Ger
tsl, 40 pfunb unb barunter, $3.50
9.25; oroindrs Biz uuserleisns f4rpers
fstie Sdue $7..25-9.25; Stags $e.'
50-8.75.
Shafe uno 2dmmer. -
Die 3ufubr bon sauf.n unb 2dm'
mern mar faum seniigsnp unb BIZ
preife parsn itstig fir aIte S4afe.
2dmnNr iparen struus nieoriser.
Sdafe, auserIeIene Bis EXTRA $3.50
-6.75; gut. Biz auserIefsns $3.50
$50; orbindre fis fair $3.O0-5.OO.
- aGmmer. aussrleisn. biz EXTRA
S10.25-10.50; quite bis aussrleieHs
$9,o0-10.25; otbindrs biz fair &c.
OO-85 20.
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Wei3sn. = Sir DEFENDER $1.65-
1.69a, am SbIub $16Sa; fir Wui
1864 s-1.69g, am SdIuB $1.6Ss.
@.li6,orn. = Sir Oe5smber 79s
-82s, am S6Iub 824c; fiir mlai
81A-84A, am SdIub SAGE.
9afer. - Siir DECEMBER 4Ss-
495c, am S9IuB 49se; fir Miai
52a 53sc. am S@lub 5SAe,
Rpssen. - SO Q $1.2a
9erite. - 75c-$L.18.
9imotbp. - $3.25-5.25.
alee. - S11.0o-l5.O0.
PORT. - Sir Desember $24.15-
2452. am S6Iub $24.5U; fur Jdnudr
$24.20-24.s0, am Gdlub $24.T.
G9maIS. - SIR DtStntber 14.62
--14.s2, am @dIub 1880; fir Sa'
nuar 14.00-14.20, am S&lnb IA
20.
gtippenieiien. - STIR Dttu5er i3..
80; fir Sanuar 10a0-l3.25A am
G&luR 1326
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esluB'N a@ribten.
Sreitaa, 20. Sftober.

6rettd9, 70. Sttoper.
Der ObiofluB 1T fait iiberan I'm
Steigen besriffen. qlm 2fbenb bdtt'
berielbe BEL biefiser Stabt einen Mal'
ieranb bon 12.1 SUB.
Die fOlgenben 9epei9en trafen &C.
ern I6enb bier elm:
pittsburs, pa.-6.4 SUB, fdat.
Wbeeling, W. 9a.-6.4 CUB, eist.
Partersburg, W 9a.-2.8 5ub, itel9'
aanapba Sails, W. 8a.-2.7 SUB.
Gharleiton, 80. 9a.-7.5 SUB.
portsmOuth, Sbio.-4.6 SUB, iteist
2ouispille, &p.-8.8 SUB, iteigt.
GDanspille, SmO.-3.5 Sub, taft.
RaibOille, senn-8.0 SUB, iteist.
Chattanooga, ssnn.-7.7 SUB, itei9t
Cairo. SG.-8.7 SUB, eitigt.
Wempbis, 9enn.-5.5 SUB, falt.
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Mllerlei aus Gnmanien.

9fltmGrien itebt uiieenbIidTi9 i'm
DfitteIpiurfte Deg @eltintereies, oI-
Ilerhittes in elmer fpenia bertei0etls-
ipertbeit @ple, unS oieie Roae nitro
oornlisiibtIid baIo noIitdrbig at,see-
ipieIt iein lleber bos Soro ur6 bas
@oR Der RuunGren berriden nun i'm
aIIgenehren reht oerporrete elnfid,.
ten, benn bieies @olf bat q perftan-
oelL ii6 nit eirtetr eetptiien Gdein
az ,tmgebeu. Der Der @a5rbeit nidt
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GeIS. soaSs nus Aiti,n in Nau yOrl.

Usfddfisvabiere pufsen ~ 8Hx bis
iontirt. WedfsI arf 9sneor Uaten tetis.
Ear 80 Eass A7lX. sidteA7sst; RsbeI
ans.iinnasn tl.7s,S, Sranes Sidt 5.s4.
aabel 5.s3K. Mari Ei&t 7o,<. AateI 1o1I,
aronen siAt II, ,0s, 9absl 1890. tire ei4t
8.4s, RABBI 6.47, Rubel SiAt 8lH; 9a.
bel 81 y; eiIbts'Barssx s7,<e NsEiianilHs
9oHarS 62k.
GIttsn ft.-an Dormittage bar
Der Rarit harf uno bic Breiie iiiesen, ipa'
ter iebSd purbs bsrislbe unssrssstl nab
idiot sud 70.
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3uder. - preife feit. - Raffi'
5;.!s. G,,t Qnnf 50 liz. pptpbereb S7.,
SO; Cubes $8.35, srunuItrter $7.S5;
Gonfeetiorsra .M' 7.75; Off r4-
$7.45-7.55; ipeiBer eysra S7.25-
7.35; egtrc g. $7.15 per aunnsrt
pfunb.
MoIaffes iit fetig. - Nap
Drlsons Opet Settle 45-66es Cen.
trtfusaf 25--34e psr GuTIone
RAth-- a0uiIIana. iaara 2saa
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Butter. Worft unperdnberf.
Gter. - Wdrtt unberdnbert.
adrtoffefn, - Wartt b6ber; Ulin=
nefota unb 9afoto ipeibe $1.35
LAO; Wistoniin unb Widigan lpsiBe
81. .30-1.35.
@efliigel. - Gebenbes. - Waarti
berdnDert.
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.SasltHer Wsartt.D ert6bt.
gineinnati. 10. O.totxr.

Die na9folgenben Auoiirunsen b..
sieben fib nur auf gnsros 5rdnss
aftiontn. Bel ileinereu 0ei3dften tpers
ben etipds bSbsre preiis bere9net.
proDifionen.
6 1maI5. - prima Steam 49,,
45-15.55; Tamilb 16.OO-16a.
9rodengefaI5ents Ilei d..
- Sbort clear Ssiten loie 15t
15ae; grtra fbort clear Gsiten 144
--15te; iurSs Rippenisitsn IA
154e; Bellies 16a -171c.
Bacon. Sbprt clear Seiten
16a-17e; ertra ibort clear Seiten
15s--16c; ibort RippsHfeiten 15e-
16e; Bellies 18-18Ae.
sugar gurto GIeii9. -
Sdintsn 20A -21e; pienic S4uItern
15-15Ae; 8reatfait Bdeon 23-25c;
S9ultern in padeten 15 15ic; Reu
gori Gut 15s- -16e; trodens Beef
Shiiten 29h- -30ae per pf,inb.
SHbgep0teltes UIeif9.-
G9inttn 17-17ac; pienie S4uItern
12a-134e; Bellies 17A-1Se; S4ul'
tern 13a-14te; G6uliern n. .. Gut
144-14se.
GtifdesGfsif9 - G4inisn
16A-17ae; pifnie Sduliern 12R--
13c; S4ulisrn 12a-13e; fort Rip'
psnisiten 13-13ft; fbort clear Rips
penfeit.n 13t-14c; extra fbort clear
Rippenieiten 13-13ae; 9ellits Iei1te
184-194e; Bellies. fdtusrs 17-1sc.
Ws6l unb 9etreibe
Webl. - Winter patent $500
S.25; Wintsr Ganep $7.50-7.75;
Wintsr faniIp $700-7.25; Wintsr
EXTRA S6.00-6.25; Winter orbinarsr
$5.50-5.75; Sartes Wei5en patent
$8.25-S.50; 9aries Mei5en faneb
$7.50-7.75; Sartss W.is.n familp
$6.O0-6.25; Rogsen. glorthtpeitern
s.mii9tes $6.25-6.40; Rossen. Gitp
reines S6.25-6.40; Rossen, Gitp se'
mifdtes $6.25-6.50.
Weise n. = go. 2 roikr Dinter
$1.691.70; 30. 3 DO. H.62-
1.68; Ro. q bo. S1.40-1.5
WeIf9torn. - No. 2 ipsibss
96-97e; Ro. 3 bo. $3.50; Ro. A
bo 1886; Hp. 8 bo. 92-94e; Ro.
6 DO. 90-92e. - go. 2 selb,s &c.
SIC; 90. 3 bo $3.50; gep. 4 bo. "a
-95e; 30. s bo. 92-94e; go. 6 DO.
90-92e. = Ro. Q ssmifdtss 9s-
97c; 30. 8 bo. 95-96e; Ro. 4 DO.
94-95e; 90. 8 bo. 92-94e: gio. =
bo. 90-92c. - Weibes Rolbtniorn
SO -94e; seIbes RoIbeniorn 93-94s;
ssmii6tes RpIbentorn 92-93c.
9afer. - No. 2 tpeiBtr 81
sac; Stanbarb ipeib.r 51A-52e;
RO. 3 tpsiber 50a 51Ae; RO. a
ipeibsr 49a Sob; Ro. 2 semif4t.r
5oa-51se; go. 8 semifdter, sinbeis
miid1 50-6oAe; go. 4 ssmif4ir
49-o0e.
Rossen. - 10. Q S1.2s-1.3o;
go. 3 $1.24-1.27; no. A $1B-|
1.22; probe 95c- -$1.15.
Wbistep.
0srsauft fpurben S54 Bbls. Die
filters Uiniibeb gDobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.40 per gallcne.
9roeeries.
aaffet. = Sapa 23-3N; Cos
da 29-30e; Guatemala fansp 1oe;
DO. gutter 17ie.
ssIo eanigs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
MetAa, MART.
@en gort. 10. Ottober.

Reip gort, 10. Ottober.
&upfsr. = Wartt feit.
GlectroIptic. grites giertel
$27.25-28.00.
GiTen. = Murtt itstig unb unosrs
Gnbert.
3inn. - Martt rubig; $4o.75-
Alps.
8lei. - $7.O0-7.10.
Spelter. = Marft feIter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
Observation-Disclosures Oss zinc. goasbIatt.l


g8afbington, Q. e., I'M Ofto.
ber. Sn Der @enerallltteiloantilr oes
arieesnttiIiiteriums iperben iest ge.
re6rrlingen ongeitellt iiber bic tpirfli.
den Soften Der Ueobiliiieriug Der
StaatsnilBert i6ren transport uaf
Der merifaniIten @reiBe unb Der
Strafegpeoition in Wterifo. 9ieie ge'
ret,ruulsen iirlb nidt leidt 6u usa.
den, peiI geipiiie &b5iige fiir ausga
ben sernaf)t tper6yn nriiiien, bic aud
unter geipobnlihen 3uitdnbeu eut.
itanoen pdrett. Die gerefuuinger
iperoen ibon iest sertadt, neil 6us
Srieesbepurtenlertt befiirbtet, boB bic
Dtobiliiirung Der Staatstruppen TN
sfongreiie tn Der Oeaeinberitsuitg 5ur
Sprats fontunen inlb idarf trittftrt
iperben ipirb.
Senator georris bon g1ebrasfa Bat
bereits Die 9ebarpting aifgeiteHt,
buB fir bic RobiIiiiritng Der Whli3erl
lmb fiir ibre 9eforberung bon ben
|itaatIihen Gonsentratiorslagern nnt
Der merifattiiten @rerBe fetne Hrili.
tdriiden @ritr,be norIaeen uno oaB
Der Trunsport Der Eruppen MIR I'M
Sntereiie getuiiier iiibIiher giierbab.
nen erfolgte. Or berefnet, bub Die
Wobiliiirung urb Der TRANSPORT Der
WiIijen benz 9aitbe bereits 125 Ntil.
Iionen Dollars eefcitet baben. 9as
ipiro BON Der 9eneraIintenOarttur Be.
itritten. Sas ariessoepartement gibt
jebod gu, baB tpenn Die Soften Der
Qusriiitung Der Staatstritppen nit
in getra6t sesoeen psroen, 10 psroe
bic genmlnte Siurune als piel gu
niebrig bef,irt6en peroen.
Tas Rriegsoepurtemeitt oeroffettt'
Iibte oieier Gage itatiitiite Inqaben
iiber bic StGrte uitlerer regularen
arntee unter benz @eiese pom 8. S5I.
nj D. 3. unb influiiDe bergeritdrfltng,
bic ihon am I. S5ltli erfolgte. Sie
Q(rntee iollte geserapdrtig beiteben
aus 3S TeeiHgttern Snfanterie NIT
81, ,224 Wann, II aupallerie Regi.
mentern nit 1926 Mann, 8 Selo'
slrtilerie gfeginleittern nit 1881
Wortn, 8 @eeimettterit Ytoniere uno
elmer aompaelrie berittener 9ioniere
mt suiornniert 2,19S wtunn. Die &ii.
item IertbeiSisungs grtillerie rrit
81 ,423 Wann, Die StnbabtbeiIuugen
mbDepartenteitts nit 1873 Wunn
bic BbiIippinett Spaber nit 5733
Usann irnb peritieoene anoere Srga.
niiationen. Gas ersibt cine aiitori.
iirte St1rfe pom 1924 gfo1m.
geitt eineerefaiet iino DIE Wannif,af-
ten bes nreSt5iniIder Oieitites, beren
@tarfe 8 Bro5erit Der geiantntten
StGrte Der slrlnee hetruser, ioH. gead
Mbsue Der Wu,rnif,aften oes meoi5i.
nii6en 0iertites berbleibt etne Starte
bon 130,6s0 Wtmn.
@egeupdrtig 'inb ober rtur 1o6,.
d58 Wennn norbanbell bic Wsanrt.
fid,u tst Der Der ssy'',,..eesss,.ttr hes lebi.
siidf6en 0ienites urb bes Signol.
gprpA furpis Der pbiIipptnen Spdber
nidt eirgerehnet. 9lud febIen oie
nod ntht ben EriippetiDerbdrtbeIt .5li.
setbeiIten Wefulten.
Dos 9epGrterrent Fir Irbett bot
tr cer IesRn 2eit urebrere llutriiS,