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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12

POcos despUas entra el padre; Pc
70 ha lido a Ia cantina. Con o des-
conocida para la nina, ell padre pida
bruscamente la comida. Ella detie-
ne las lagrimas que suben a suG
ojos e invoca ell recuerdo de su ma
mi para tener eli valor de luchar.
iQue hara par impedir que ell padre
vuclva a la cantina?
Comiendo, cont6 a su padre 10
que habia hehco durante la manana
Y de repente: Papa, quisiera suplt,
carte. que antes de salir, me hici,,,
"ras ell favor de leer mi composici0
"Tendria tanto gusto de obtener =.
"mejor ca~lificaci6n y podGrselo DC
"cir a mama" co..
"Esta bien," contest6 ell padr
''pero que sea pronto, porque n
amigos me ~esperan." ,
Como 81 no hubiera dido estas a.
timas p~alabras, Margaiil.. e puso q
Ieer; pero no su composition, sino ell
tema de ella, que trataba de los pc
ligros del aIcoholismo. FL padre es-
cuchaba maquinalmente Ia, l%ectur%
y ARABIC por interesarse en- ella, to.
-i.r
mando ell libro de manos de ST. hi
ia. siguio leyendo mucho. mucho
tempo, hasta que dijo: les ya tarde;
va no saldre hoy"
Margarita Sc siente fe!. de ha-
Der obtenido setnejante tIiuhfo ~
bendice su libro que lie ha dado Ia
primera victoria sobre los amigos
de su padre.
Este, co~mprendiendo la lecci6n,
no volvi6 q Ia cantina y llam6aa
Margarita la pequeha lei he.
gar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
La pequena Ada

En- I'm cuarto Jr'ste de I'm bar"1o
pobre dc la capital. una mn de
unos dCcc amos csta Ocupad en- a>,@T-
10 Y nacerIo 10 mas bonlto possible.
La mann: dc Ia pequcHa Marga.;ta
ha tcnido que IT. al hospital, porQue
los m@dicos ) las medicinas cUcs.an
muy 4 If : los obrcs ~ ticneu nj g
rccurso dc podcr curarsc en- su ca
sd.
Nargarita ha com~prcndido que q.
todo ticn que rcemplazar a 81 ia
ma. para cue su papa no extrane -
~auscncia y vaya 4 reunirse con los
c~ompaneros del taller en- Ia cantina
mas proNiE2a. Sc acordaba de las
recomenaacioncs dc iu madre a")cS
dc partir. 10 que Ie habla dlcha &c
cuidar mucho Il 81 papa Y dc tene"
todaS las cosas en- pertecto cstado dc
llmplcza. Mira hJlia' cS nece-a-
rio que cuaAdo tn para iIegue de
"Su lraoajo e~ncuehlre toHo en- Or
den, para que pucda ~oeAcahSaF y
~ &C. T'''','o O:
.:,,, - .aG;5aJ
''''','' 'r7
.r.oSo JaI konar oomo - b,,,o
.,S- ~, rmo.n.a n,atr;morio Ins
.."n,u.. ,iarou NM. ar.n i~nfI,,onr;,
..~ahra a., n,n.; n,,o o.. t,r hucoo.
...,.. -,bo rosis.;,.1o. nor
que es muy deblI. Culda muc1o de
este, hlJlta Querlda. Ie deJo, pues,
una grave responsahlhdad.'
Cuando regrcs6 cl padre, Ia pri,
mcra noche en- que no estaba su mu-
ier. Sc ~sorpre1di6 del buen orden de
Ia casa, 4 pesar de que Margarita
seguia yendo a Ia escuela. Cumpli-
mento Il ST. hiia, Y durante ounce
NH -. ...r- o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
OBRAS DIV ERSAS

Nmanaqre Tusirado para 1916 =. sue Nc
VanITqI to IA Cr!a de GIlIinas o.. %. Sl.bb
Tfsi4 al rrdCdgr del MunGo- lnieTe>anie re-
I1rl6n noveIesca De un ylaie por las prln-
ria1Ics regiOres = Ciudades del IHin-
do. - "a III
Ia VCz De IL Naturaieza. Coteccioh ue Ms
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
CiENCIiS 0CULTAS.

Serrc,os Gc los saritos. Arte de gan1r a
IOaOS los IUrSpS.. . . s!."
Ia Gran NasIa >TNrenIa.: ?Vc
FnrhirldioneS. GrimUTiOs Y PenidculOs 4Oc
!! Gran Varita NtIvIDadOra : q NleLo DTl!-
ia de las Pira;nidrS DC
E Dragon nDIo 0 Fl Artc de MandaF d los
ESUlFl1gS.. &c - - -2t
Manual de NagIa Blanca =. . 39c
Manual de NaE!a ltuja e. =. .. =. - -9c
Manual de NaEla NegFd e.. -. . 81. - 59c
rI.yirula del Rey Solomon - &c
ri paGrr del Fen>amJento. ~ domino y
cuF'ura. Ubra para csludlar "a iucTZa del
-|snru de N]Ila-rOS Dc Ia cruz de CaFaya-
- EprasFera joya del uCUlu~uu-. IS sic
Atmlrables SeCreiOS de Alberto FL
GraDdr e. - =
LfBr1 Ma-nO d. san ClpT.ano. Edicioh UNI
"a = r0mpIria def fautnSO Gr!mOrio. CON
siderable cpmo u sola auieHuca eh1It 90 no
Serrr,1S de Ia PrrStIdIgitaci6n ! Ia MaSta.
i~erripnes &c lInoieo J pFesI!oisi1So
cI Ci,yi.;,i, tei ;irchircro. 0 Ltbro de san
IjprIauA. con nfInldad dc S~ecretos e . 9Oc
81 uirciouarlo Internal. COHticne 10 rfIe-
-enta A las apdTICioneS. ElaEia DlllCa'
r0ia ! nrcra. adivInarlOneS ~coh!ufVs. edo
~raRtanIcntuS. etc. o. Sl'nD
Nina = Ritual de IA Alta Nacia- ESia obra
ensr7a los m!stcri0S de las cIcnciaS ocui-
"a rrrticDe II t%riangulO d. Solomon. Ia
,rraGIari6n mdgiCa. Ia CaDaIa, seCTCtos
Del eN,TO. niSrnmancla, etc *'.S"
- Vrrtztnrn LIbru Internal. TratadO com
pEeio de las rlcnclas ocuIiaS; Contlene
ci Iibro DE- san CiNriano. la claYlcTLa l'
Sslom6n. iuvocaclunes. C~oujuros, .! Ora
rdn Rojo : Ia Cabra Internal, Tecc'aS ai
"A Krina cleopatra, etc. >. ''r
/ 81 yar-gtero Dragon ROlo. COntlenc paC-
,os infernales. encaatamtcHio>, mode dc
hGrcrse invisible, etc-.. S1.m
yfrdatero Horoscope para AdlSInaT ell Per-
NF-4aE. =
DC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
NSESAEZA

Va +4tiA.t u ahaN# tA-bHAaA "
ATItmr!lca Commercial 800 5Ss
NIlIL1rl0S 90 30 o. 80 -. o. e. &c -
Manila Ne. I o. q. s%ss
Mdotjlll No = - ~
H1Ilti-lL No } $500 9. - = - -
Libro llanGrylI No. I de LectuTa...... 29c
AGnlGyli No. : 90. 90 90. 80 .. e. -. -9c
Mandrvu Nu- 3 OF. az -
UrbauiGad y BUenaS ManrE2S -. - -uc
GeUgrarEa de Mexico -. 80 90 &c -. - iSc
Curse Elemental Le GeyGT4iI2-CoinpFende
Geoyrar.a F.-ica : lr Mexico. CuSm0gTa-
ia : Nors0RrS lie GC1@-aE!a Universal I5c
COmreluiO de Geu-rai.I lie heXlCD.... %yC
CompcadIO dc GEamdICG L2Siell2na. SeSun
Ia Academia Es2aAo-d - Toe
GTsmatiCa CaSfeIiaua. s"Eul Ia Academia
ESpanOia. yLlcicE au!3tsuiaGa con IA leo
ria c. los duucGtSilF1> y GIIHinUt!EuS,
dos tTatadoS Ge PT0>oIll ' crIOSraGla Y
IablaS da yCrboS, fraSeS. etc. 70 Sl-20
HeIotOs de EsrrItUTa Vertical. SlStema me-
AlCanO. COLLECTION De Il culdrTunS i5C
:! pIsClpulO. Collection lie y cuad"TAos de
AritncIlra Elemental. Cbra dc tcNi0 en- las
prIncIpaic> e~>cI.elaS lie Mexico o.. q. SOC
Tzbi.S 10 JUcUIIS-. q. - D.. G5c
DIccIUna-Io Popular dc "a L-engJa CaStella-
IA. EmpaSiaLn en- tc!a .. . Sl-lO
CainpanO lIuslraGD- htecIyna:Iu de II Len
qua CaStellana. con - SrdDadUS. %SS re-
traIOS. Is maps. dos CudtrOS de balGc-
raS, etc. EmpaStaLO IN !ela D.. %. - 500
PruntuarI0 de pTIUEr2lil de IN leuZu3 CAS-
teliana. disFueSto En- forma de ~pFesuni2S
CaJeclSmoS de Moral ' YI~t-G. para use dc
los uINOS. EUpaSiauu 90 90 90 o.. a.. e. &c
U~iCCICudTIO il-,tS-E>p4tnl J Esp2NOl IL
sies. lie boIslEo. con IA pronunciation r.
guCada. Pasta de peTCallla g. . o. 4Jr
"DlCclUngT!U IuEies-E>gliJl Y ESpalOl-il-
giles, lie oolSll-d, con IL pronunciation T.
guTada. Pasta de p,ri o. e. D.. sec
D~icciuu4r.O iU[.g>-ESraIul Y ESplnOl-i0-
giles. -0r Angel ! Mclaughlin. (! mas
complete lie los rgbItcadoS haSIa e d!a.
CDlEeGo las woes mas mgtegD=S en- ar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12

FIlOSOfia Elemental. poT Balmes. COn;iene
l6sICd, metaffSica, etca, etc q. . si.25
DcToClOnario G~uadalupano.. sc
CateClSmO de perseverance,. SI.G0
Los Nartires. o el TriGlro de Ia Religion
CrlStlaaa. LibrO Cuya leCtura dos hace
aSiStlr 3 II luCha de dos generaciones
cOntTarlas Ia n armada con los arreos
de Ii TeroCitad, y la Otra con el simbolo
.redentoF.- : . $500
(! GenlO del CrlStianiSmo- ESta Obrl. como
Ia anterior. es dc las mejUres para los
hosdreS. ATnbas estan editadas q fOdo Iu-
10. 60 M
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-12
N0rELAS DE iOc CADA Una.

NOFELAS DE i0c CADA INA.
Ell Becerro de ORC.
FL HIlO NaldIto.
E MaluSCriio de mi Nadre.
Maria, pOr Jorge Isacs.
El Cura de Aldea.
Dora.
AZuCcna.
N0YELAS 4 3Jc CADA UNA
MaldItlS sean las MuIerea-
MalditOS sean los Eombres.
Malditas sean las Suegras.
Arje Dc buSCar Marido.
Las EyaS NOdernas.
Fl Novlo PEesIado.
La HIia de las Flores.
Fl PurgatOTiO de las Solterss.
r. Parafso de las Muieres
FL inferno de los HombreA.
Viva mi Novla!
Il Hsda de los Mares.
SU MaIesiad el Amor.
MalditO sea el Amor.
La Prtncesa del Dollar.
Amor ' MarttTio.
La HIJa De Venus.
PorCue Sc casan los HOmbres
PorQle Sc casan los hombres-
Porqu& Sc Cssan las Muleres.
PorQue pecan las Muyeres.
PUrque reInciden las yiudas.
K Collar de EsmcraldaS.
Las HAS del Champagne
e Nido de RuiSennTes.
Las ObTeraS del Amor.
e = de las NiIas-
La ViUda Alegre.
La Mia de los JaTnines
CalrariO tie Amor.
PUr ScCuIr a n Mujer.
AaldiioS sean los Celos-
La COrt2 del Amor.
e Alma en- IN BeSo.
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= :. !. = :: = :. :. :. = :. = :. :. = =
!. C0mprc listed Sienprc sus librOS IN
- eSta casa Pur Su naralura Y SUI eff -
:. caria cn Gl deSpaChO de los pPdidoS -
:. e. Ia que mayor cGlflanza inspira al !.
:. publicO. :.
!. :.
:, :. :. :. :. :. :. :: :. :: Z! :. ;. :. = :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
u. :. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS

Appeals reconvened Yesterday morn
ing. with Circuit Judges Pritchard
knapp and Woods and District Judge
Johnson In attendance.
case argued yesterday:
:, No. l45i-Juiia \. Brunson. appel
Liant: VS. Georgia Chemical Works. APP
nellee: appeal from the District Court
AZ Charleston. s g. Argued by s. c.
Mayheld, of Bamberg, S C.. for the
appellant. and by Julian Mitchell. OF
Charleston. for the appellee and sub
mitted
Saturday being conference day. the
court will not hear arguments OF cases
to-day
Case in call on Monday: No. 1861.
Hamilton Grimes, plaintiff in error. VS.
lanes Clark. trustee in bankruptcy of
Thomas Baker. defendant in error; err
ror to the District Court at Baltimore
In bankruptcy. To be argued by Rich
ard Culbreth, Of Baltimore. for the
plaintiff i'm error. and NY Edward NJ
Hammond and Charles c. Wallace. of
Baltimore. for the defendant in error.
Court announced and handed down
its opinion in the following case: No.
lioo-Emma Jane Kirkpatrick. appel
liant. VS. Harriet Elizabeth Mcbride.
appellee; appeal from the District
Court at Wheeling. w. Va. Opinion by
Judge Knapp. Affirmed, with costs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
POPE's DESIRE FOR PEACE
Influenced Solely I'm His Efforts by
Wish to stop "SuiciJe OF
Europe,

ROME, June tvja Paris).-Cardinal
Gasrarri. papal secretary of state, in
an interview to-day with a represen-
tative Of the Associated Press declared
that the Pope was Influenced in his
peace efforts solely by a desire to stop
the suicide of Europe"
The Holy Father said the cardinal,
lin his most ardent desire for peace
has no particular interest in view
despite what newspapers that are
enemies of the papacy state to the con-
trary. If peace is concluded through
the friendly intervention Of the Presi--
dent OF the great American republic
or through His Catholic ajesty. the
King of Spain. Ills Holiness will equal
~ thank the Almighty that an end
should at last have been put to the
butchery which is the suicide of
Europe"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03

vcntion city was constantly open, SO
that 1t was possible for the Colonel
to get in touch with his lieutenants
tl.nre at any minute. In a large. meas,
ure. he is directing his own night for
the nomination.
II the Colonel received any ronort.
to-day from Chicago he did not dis
close them. He absolutely refused to
discuss the situation. 1t Is believed
here. however, that conditions are
much more favorable now than at any
other time during the last two months
The Colonel read the Hughes state
mcnt to-day. but beyond saying IL was
very interesting" made no comment
He made the same remark with re-
gard to the British defeat in the North
Sea fight.
II is possible to say. from informa-
ton gathered here. that the Progress
sives can but two men in the
field, Hughes and Roosevelt They
viii not consider any third or com
promise candidate. And they insist
Hughes is AN impossibility, without a
full expression OF his views on the
issues.
The possibility Of Colonel Roosevelt
going To Chicago Is remote. Ills pres
ent intention Is not to go But in
live minutes situation MAY be
created which will send him speedins
across the country.
At this crisis the Coione! liz devot :
ing himself to literary pursuits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
cnANcEnr RELEASE DEEDS.
Twelve Reiense Deeds, Amounting "a
S1s.,!p.l.0i

Twelve Keiense Deeds. Amounting to
S26.D2i.0i.
stuart Bowc. trustee. to l.ucien Ty-
Ter, 2oxi 700 feet south line Carlton
May 20, 1915: 5000
ID y. Bragg. trustee. to same. the
same property as described in deed
"eS an above, May -. 1915: s45o.so.
1915: SIS.
II: y. McCuriy ct AL. trustees. to r.
T. y; Beard, foxl3o feet east line Fifth
street Mas 44S ,, feet n2r,h Of Leigh Street
;iohn w. Bates. trustees, to w. H.
ADAMS. 6oxl35 feet south line Grove
Avenue, $50 feet west or Dooley Ave-
nue.. June L. 1916: s2,352.
j. i. Carneal. trustee. to Elizabeth
Lancaster. 3oxll7 - feet at the north
vest corner of Battery street and
Lamb Avenue. June i. 1915: $3.50.
,,r;,I sutton. trustee. to II. II. Stoltz.
feet north of Leigh Street May 10.
+. NJ. Boxley e; al. trustees. to
George p. Snead. 25x124 feet inches
s so,h line Floyd Avenue. April 10.
Nv W. T. Miller ct al, trustees. to y. C.
10 feet at the northeast corner OF
t kensington Avenue and Sheppard
H. 7. Tabor. trustee. to Lucy john
SON 2SNlo0 feet north line Catherine
street. % feet west OF Munford street
fepruarE {, 1915: $685..
go. - feet inches by l3o feet north
of Harvie street May -. 1915; $3.50.
&C. L. Denoon. trustee. to John Pryor.
%'N lou rect south !ine Leigh Street AZ
1916: S2,l24 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
CHANcEnY TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds OF Burrain nnd S,t.
Amounting To- &1i.N2a.

10
Bette l.. Hare @. vfr. to Pare
lester tha , 50 feet inches by lis feet at
inc northeast corner OF Thirty-third
ana I'M. ;Marshail Streets. May .. 1916:
r. Romeril to IIarrie ". Alroy. a.
Feet inches ny $50 feet north line
Nrnable street between twenty
fourth and Twenty-ffth Streets June
/, 1916: S1,50p.
John II. Guy. trustee. to Louis w.
inches north line .iarshall street. Sec
omd and Third Streets. November 10.
1916; tax. $3.50: $40.
A. G. Netherland ct al to w. A..
inches by 1875 fecet at the nor ife. 6;
corner OF Nensington Avenue and Shcp-
mar, nara street street June /. 1916: s2.55S.75 ::
II. S. Taylor trustee. 10 ]. n. Wren,
s ,oX Ia feet north line Dickinson Street.
a%V tect east OF lilakey Street Nav
J." kaufman ct TX. to Frank 4. Bill
ley. 42SlS feet south line Coutts street
~ feet west Of 81. John Street May IS
1916: tax. 81; $40.
I Hayne ~ 5d tIssr feet ct mx to Virginia
Avenue. 215 feet north of Rogers street.
Nay = a. J islsi; tax: $3.50: so.
north line Beverly street. los feet 2
i u, west Of Randolph Street. May
%; 1915; tax, $40; $40.
al. s2xl25 feet west line Twenty.
fourth street, 60 feet south of r stree.
lure ]. 1916: 5000 "
Louis Schriebers. 5oxI3o feet mt the
southeast corner &c Twenty-fifth and
Ve liable. Street e,, May is. 1915; $1,000
ner. 4ox74 feet south line Patterson
Avenue. 30 feet west of Roseneaih
Road. May 80, 1915; tax. 50; o SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
ELEC'rRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by tn. Electrical Depart
ment:
II. K. Cosby Electric Co. for +. w.
Hageman. 2l16 East Grace Street, I'VE
switches
NJ ~ Pembcrton. for Helstern Bros.
633 East Broad street one outlet
w. r. catlett. for Vaughan White
hurst Co. ISIS Park Avenue. connect
ing time clock.
Same for J. s. Walden. I03 Moss side
Avenue, Nineteen fixtures
Same for w. =. Pollard 1915 Nir-
GINA Avenue. sixteen fixtures.
Same for II. A. Lancaster, lG2S Park
Avenue, twcnty-cight fixtures
Same for Thomas L. McAdams Elm
and Addison Streets, seventy-four nX-
lures.
Same for r. a. HigSinson. Fendall
avenue and Hooper Streets, eighteen
fixtures.
Same for NJ. Van Doren. Hawthorne
Avenue. south rt Erookland Park
Boulevard. twenty-four fixtures.
Same for Barton II. Grundy 800 West
FRANKLIN street. twenty-SiX fixtures
Same for II. :. Wilson. 1901 Barton
Avenue. thirteen fixtures.
Bauman X Hines. for r. j. Reattie
Il i6 Eas, Main Street. eleven outlets
Same for same. 2ilS East Main
street, eleven outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03

NEW YORK. June THE cotton
market has been nervous and unsettled
during the past week. with prices MAX
ing new low ground for the movement
owing to the generally favorable char.
acter or weather and crop advices.
Fluctuations were quite irregular dur
ing the earlier part of the week
considerable demand from trade and in
vestment sources appeared to develop
on each setback to cut the IL 3-i-cent
level for October contracts and there
were frequent rallies. Private reports.
however. created an impression that
N ten prospects we're fully up to the
good weather and the less optimistic
view of immediate peace prospects also
promoted increased offerings on the
bulgcs.
The governments first crop report of
the session. published Thursday morn
ing; made the condition IT'S. compared
with I9.S. the ten-ycar average aud
this was followed by rather IA violent
rally of some 3 or % points from tn:
lowest. But, demand seemed to be
sellers. and the failure of the COM
paratively low official condition TO
bring In fresh buying for long account
the old long interest
At any rate. prices soon weakened and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
TO ATTEND TRAINING CAMP
United Fruit Company Offers EN-
pioyees Four Weeks Vacation With
Fay and Allowance Of S:E

NEW YORK, June 2.-The United
Fruit Company. its employees learned
to-day, has offered TO grant any man
in its service who wishes to attend a
military training camp this summer
not only four weeks vacation with
fuil pay, but an expense allowance
OF SIS.
More than 500 corporations have
granted their employees four weeks
leave on full pay If they wish TO at
tend the training camp The expenses
Of the recruits are estimated at
about $50
The Military Training Camps Asso
citation made public to-day a telegram
sent TO President Wilson asking his
assistance in urging the passage of
that section of the new army bill
authorizing the appropriation of
funds TO meet the expenses Of training
camp recruits who will accent gov
eminent assistance. The association
said II feared that Congress may DELAY
passage of the necessary appropriation
for six weeks.
The total enrolment for the Platts-
burg camp to-day reached 1902.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Featuring the trading on the local
real estate market. which was active.
WITH sales OF city property for more
IMAM $4,000. WAS the sale by which A.
I Nethcrland sold to W. a. Con lit
aho j. w. Crews Il lot fronting 20
rect inches at the northeast corner
OF kensiuGton Avenue and Sheppard
S'reet The purchase price wa, rn-
Ported AS being Sl7.lO0.
henry s. Hutzler and others. ;rus-
tees, sold lot fronting nifty feet at
me southeast corner of Twenty-f
ana Ncnable Streets to Louis Schrie-
"ers Tor $500. Page s. Lester ac-
CURED so feet, inches ut the nor.h =.
east corner of rhirty-thrd and Mar
shall Streets. for $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
the market to-day reached the lowext
point touched since the advance OF last

the market to-day reached the lowest
point touched since the advance OF last
month.
weak. selling At 1850. compared with
lS.27. the high point OF May is. while
1850, the recent high level The de-
cline I'm July has been accompanied by
rumors that holders OF high grade cot.
ton were moderate sellers here when.
July was selling even with October
some days ago. with the intention OF
making deliveries on contract, should
outlet. Liverpool has been q heavy
buyer at times during the week. pre-
sumably to undo straddlcs, but bull
support has been less aggressive. Pri-
vatc crop reports have indicated nm
incrcAs. OF from to - per cent in
acreage. averaging about OF. The
governments acreage report will be
ISSUED or July l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses We're issued bv the
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
seDhine Donahuc.
Slater, H. Williams and Florence il.
Craddock.
Lizzie Turner, of Richmond
Jones.
Ihad /; Henley Of Hanover. County.
Louis l.. l'utncy. of DARLINGTON
Heights. Va, and Lydia Knechtei. OF
Mennonite. Mich
William Walker Dunn and Pauline
I4inderbroker
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cH.NcERy DEEDS OF TRUST.
SIX Deeds OF Trust kmoupt;nr 80
S,sO.-On IN

HARRIET v Alrog to John Racby
trustee; 10 feet 5 inches by $50 feet
north line Fenablr Street, being M
2fia. June J. 1916; Sizes
cb %sorEe T.. wool ct ux. to a. J.
west line Second Street, "a feet south
OF Jackson Street May -, 1915 sS4s
w. y: Coudet e. al. TO H. NJ. Waugh
an ct al, trustees, 10 feet inches n,
Ia ieet at the northeast corner Of
Esnsihston Avenue and Sheppard
street: June l. 1916: sl7.loo4a
Louis Schrieberg ct ux to HIS Hut,
Ter ct al, trustees. 5oxl30 feet at the
ssoutheast corner OF Twenty fifth and
720 90
James H. Wrenn ct ux. to Fl. 6. Tav-
Tor, Jr.. ct al. trustees. 66Xlo5 fee,
north line Dickinson Street 1870 feet
east OF Blakey street May &c, 1916;
$1,000.
e. y. CondyleS to f. r. English
trustee, five eighths interest in % feet
inches south line Broad Street. nj
west corner OF Sheppard Street Nav
26. 1916; $500.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Eight Building Permits, Amounting
To SI0,:S55

Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
corhN Baking Co. to repair brick
warehouse on the west side of Jetfer-
son Street. between Main and Cary
Streets. 10 cost $'S5.
Mrs. Mary ID. Bark sdale. to repair.
two brick stores 5D1 and 500 Eas. Mar
shall street, to cost Sl.4On
L, :" Tlnsley, TO repair brick dwell
ing 81 West Marshall Street, to cost
sS25.
$. +. Nelson. to repair two brick
dwellings, 200 AMI 7o2 East Leigh
Street. TO cost $685..
j. h. Swartwout, to build two-story
n: me succeed dwelling on the east
SIDE or North Avenue, between the Bal
con Eoad and Cedar Tree STREET.-THE
cost :! 500.
r. .. Wilson, to build frame shed
in roa! OF I'll West Broad Straec, to
cost sl60.
sylvia kti!y, IL build a two-storv
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THINNING: pI:,,,IIrS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by Plur'bins Inspector Lam
ders
a. II. May, for Mrs. A. j. Pyle. ao7
North Sixth street.
+. H. Harris for David Harris. 1909
and 1911 North Thtrty-tirSt Street.
i. +. Field for ..Irs. ". ". Whealer.
1900 Dickinson street.
Same for w. W. iiope. 1902. ljUi and
1911 Dickinson Street
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

f. 4. Armentrout fled notice of
motion for judgment against Maggie \
Armentrout in the City Circuit Court
Yesterday for, s3oS. The claim is con-
The suit OF ". Rosenbloom against
the city OF Richmond, which was set
Tor trial yesterday and for which a
special jury had been summoned from
tienrico County, was continued until
the next term.
The suit Of Thomas IS. Wood against
\. III. Smith and Thomas L.. Bowling
was dismissed on the motion Of the
plaintiffs attorneys
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At the Movies To-Day

COI.ONIAL-Wfllinm Farnum and
Ednn Furry, In Battle of Heartx,o
md Charlie Chaplin, in "The Floor
walker"
iSiS-Billie Burke, In "GIoria'.
Romnnce," and Marguerite Snow, In
"Fhc aIfiiion-DoIlnr Bribe."
LFrrLE-violn Smith, In "Merry
Mary"
i, STRAN Nd Peksy Hyland, In
"saints and Sinners. Special chilli
dren's matinee this morning, aThe
Wizard of Or"
VTCTO R-Anne Nilsson and
Thomas Moore. In who's Guiltyf,
REX 1.-The Kaftr's Gratitude,n
with Margaret Gibson.
ODEON - Virginia Hammond, In
"The Discard" M
nIJOU-Bessie Barriscaie, sn aNot
Ny Si.ter.n and slack Swain, ii, ssHis
Auto Ruinatiop."