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The Dolores star., 1916-02-11

doing all that 1t can to increase the
consumption Of this cheapest Of ami
NAL foods.
For a generation the bureau Of
fisheries Of the department Of COM
mefce has made study Of the oyster,
and has revealed details Of its life
history that have made possible its
propagation with increasing success.
and to such an extent that its price
has remained practically the same fer
20 years. More recently the bureau
Of chemistry of the department of
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11

Wilson issued the
placed neutral the
next he put in the and thus he had the
world divided
adopted
left
the lucky
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11

To keep clean and healthy take Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver. bowels and stomach.-Adv.
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11
Foreign Lotteries Worrying Postal Authorities

INCREASE the number lotteries abroad the
United
wachfu
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11

hard pfop09ttion, due 20 inc EuIoPe@
war. From the FIRST 1t was evident
that two dinners must be given. and
10 the president undertook to divide
the diplomatic world OF Washington
into two camps, each OF which would
be harmonious.
First, he put in camp No. 1 the
entente powers, and in camp No. the
central powers. So far. 20 good. Then.
closing his ears to the whisperings OF
those who professed to know the SEN
tfment of the neutral countries, Mr..
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11
Satisfactory Explanation.

Satisfactory Explanation.
Paul Revere had Just made his thrill
ing ride.
But II you had gone in an automo-
bile you could have made better time
than on the horse" suggested a friend.
mot at ALL" replied the hero. II
would have been stopped every few
minutes while rural constables took
my number"
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11
Uncle Sam Looks After the Health Of the Oyster

EsRous that the hundred country
realize
better than anywhere
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11
snuhhed.

Jack Blunt-Shall We get married
Miss Bright shall. What you d
n Of no interest to me.
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11
Little Incident in Street Car in Washington

FAT wabby woman overburdened with what might literally call
n filled
crowded No showed q
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11

An 20. Pc: !! E:s z F IL.
sasyss,al roy ter ~ fSsas Of Pilss Drussiass
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11
Presidents Attempt to Put World Into Two Camps

" time the president to arrange for ns
Mr. Wilson
social military DIPLOMATIC found up aa
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11
A Ton At Time,

DO you think coal will be high thi
winter?"
mot very high. in my coal bin"
The Dolores star., 1916-02-11
We Have.
Money talks"

Yes. and have you ever noticed
that Poverty likes to listen!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
WITH TABLETS, TANLAC CLEANSES
and Tones UP WHOLE SYSTEM
Folks by the Hundred Testify as to What New
Remedy Will Accomplish and One Lady Adds
Her Statement Below.
"Tanlac will &

"Tanlac will give YOU a new lease
on life," said Mrs. j. V. Buck. SIC
North Twenty-cighth Street. Rich
mond, Va. II suffered many years
with a complication OF diseases and
pains and on top of all that a case
OF la grippe. just prior to taking Tan
lac, and | know. | was left in a weak
ened. nervous and wornout condition.
For 4 long time ! had suffered with
sever" pains, especially in my abdo-
men ana lower ribs. Then. luckily.
just as seemed wen weaker than
usual. | saw the published testimonial
of Il friend who had taken Tanlac and
been greatly helped. ! took a bottle
myself. and the results were nothing
short OF marvellous. | can truthfully
say II strengthened me in Il remark
able manner. and ] recommend il my
self now because OF its great strength
giving powers. and any one weak or
run down and in need Of Il good tonic
should just take Tanlac. and 1t will
give them a new lease of life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22

With the tablets. Tanlac nrst
c%leanses the system. assists nature to
quickly remove poisonous accumula-
tons. stimulates the appetite and aids
digestion in II wonderful n II
speeds up the action OF dine and
liver and acts as a perfect blood pun
fer. Botchy CoinpleXions. conStipa
ton, Indigestion. iumaCh and kidney
ailments speedily vanish with the aid
Of Tanlac. Any one at all run down.
troubled with uric acid. sluggish liver
and blood. faulty digestion. loss Of
sleep, energy. appetite or weight may
wisely accept the advice of thousands
and take Tanlac. Sole TanlaC agents
here are Polk Miller Drug Co, 10"
East Broad Street and S3i East Main
Street; Traglc's Drug Store. Sl1 East
Broad street: Iiggctt's Drug Store,
formerly Polk Millcr's Drug store
No. 3. 3Ol East Broad street. Make
no attempt to purchase il elsewhere
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
TRADING HEAVIEST
IN HISTORY OF MARKET
TcmpcSt That RACES in Wall Street
Is Most Furious Since BE-
ginning of War.
EXAMINATION or PEACE RAID
Selling Goes ON Up to Very Close OF
Session. With Final Prices u Shade
Better Than the WorSt-Nrt Losses
Serious in Nearly All Issues.
IS, %BKolpAN WALL.

NEW NrRi, December = ih.," rr"nHsi,
considerable confidence at tho close. Th'y
rirs,-u is uulikely shat there will be
any rc.rc as . result OF the present 'N
second rhsrs are valid reasons WHY N.
n"N"rnIn"Td WI n 10 T irondI Ind The raid
Trhhiri"ni.IGHnida,tcn i, finished. hence it
.,g rns~G in % Ms.l l .@."g. ,s ,'qsH l 22"' m %t 'Ps
"; .nassi TT the pS" mG!; furious 3%H"' w }ahi': S,r r;5' Ia;
seen, sing" tn" war b.san Toward ne :md
obio"t souch, for wien the raid, was
iiamst"HH liza bcem 'adGom"iishsi. The mar
Ike; h!as boon n%.rrcuarcd for re;to", "Lcn " It
was made in The moccse Of rretaration w:,'
an uuavoilahlc incident. which true states
TradjnE for ne 4ay vs. ]gg7nop: ne
i],s@vicr even than III. srca: DAYS when
Northern ra",nr wss corusrod Ticker re-
,".lhN. In addition 20 tins. "st"nr.d' stool!
r,rI r." 9da '? Nsn, w VII i. 'S 9ssnfsr t iimin,a.,
wore not ]rcrortcd "u ~" tan@. m 'r"tair"'
cN shares OF lie floor. rh" curb and thu
Consolidated E>charr" ais" dealt IN record
Thor have boon hut three 3.ooo.ct"-shar"
ro.dsy.. market j. looked uuon as mark
Ing tho oulmtuatior at th" rtace raid
and with iower rr,cSs ali 'aSicunl" 10 ono,
stock was In l".d"Tsntn' ~ q c"mm"n
thing S'c%l was watch d m?.t closely nSTL
IN III" FIRST fcw mirutrs "f trading tni9n
I.ciic stood firm. and that Sraced up the
Xro,har selling movrmcn, carried Stool
down but rails >till hold frut. aud steel
- this upward movement Then ~" umion
>acihc directors Announced an extra dlvi.
ucnd Of : rcr cont. I'll. street had expected
at least 3 r"r cent. AMI perhans a bonus Of
v'ssN ,'srs I,"2s"G[ s .G,',s qrn"in,Msn
While the ma ct waS SIN waN"rinc un-
der the blow OF this disappointment. Soc
r"tarv %I."uSinr issued h#s statement. which
r"a"e comes QUICKLY in Europe; the United
States wlli h","m" involved In ~" war,
nrrc,-cd IN skel"ton form oil the ~,lcl"rS
81 CAV. that imurcSslon distinctly. Traders
had b.cn hupinr 20 have IN" war coutirji"
rrirC NJ ih"ir securities. but this statement
OF l.Ir>iuC's took away cen that none,
So til" selling went "n M TO ~" very
"'".c Of IN" daV. S;""i cam" within one
hanninr fraternity feared 10 let it soil at
rHr. lost q ,uyriah OF st"u,ln-S orders ~,
quickly above lOl THAT started covering IN
better than the worst. N"t losses for tn"
DAY were serious IN n@",ly, al i>sp'S
vcstcrdav. were about IN" et"adi'st In ;h>
list.
HEw yoRE pHcemH,r q nMGrG1n'tic "a:
commercial si>tv-lav bills on banks SAL:
commercial ~iNiy-inv hills. - 7Oa.: icmnnl.
~stTt'~: cables. $40 Us Rar silver; ,d,s'
.,cNdv. RsUr"ad bonds. weak; Tim: loans.
f,c,d-: eiNtv and ninety days, M ~:
sis months. iHr4 '"ll money strong ru'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOR APPROPRIATION
Relieved That COngr~ss VIII Include
NppOniattON In River and
lIurbOr iii.
Especial to The rlmes.plspa,ch.l

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG VA. December I'll
From correspondence that has passed
between Secretary Martin. of the
Chamber Of Commences, and officials OF
the United States Engineer Depart
ment, the encouraging is
gathered that the chances are good Tor
an appropriation of the AppomattoN. IL
u river and harbpr appropriation ia
made by the present Congress. II
department is IL possession OF fun in
formation as to he needs of the Ap-
IomattoN River ard hurDor. which are
at present in very bad condition, what
the city has done and is doing and
what the Norfolk and Western Rail
way Company proposes to do to better
conditions. At present navigation Is
difficult except 1T high tide. The com
plrtion OF the diversion scheme is
what is needed for permanent improve
mont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
ALLEGED ASSAILANT OF
POLICE: CHIEF HE'LL


pANNlLLl1. VA. December I'll
Herbert Horton. believed to be the
negro who, two years ago. shot and
dangerously wounded chief of Police
w. u. PcGucs. Of chcraw. s. C.. has
been arrested here. and ia being held in
jail for a rcuuisition. Horton spent
ten days in Jail here last spring. being
arrested ON suspicion. It WAS thea
thought he was wanted in Tennessee
Efforts of the police TO identity him
failed. and, he WAS released.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
ucmcmh,rlnr the Oruhnn..

Petersburg A"ric Of Eagles last even
inE sent To tho Female ~OrphanaEc -
crisp new dollar bill for each Of the
orphans. sixteen in number, which WAS
presented TO czech in person by Treas
urcr Newsom. Of the acrie. This is tho
annual Christmas custom Of the acric.
The acric made further donations Of
81 each to the Empty Stocking club
and the Kings daughters. to he used
for tho poor. Petersburg Lodge "f
Elks, AZ usual on Christmas Day. VIII
entertain the orphans at the Elks'
Home. and provide liberal presents for
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22

by his counsel. Gillian N Gillian. of
THIS city. T.. j. Gribbic. a former con
ductor on the Petersburg aud Apo
nlattox hallway. has entered suit in
the Hastings Court against the com :
pauy for 10000 damages. alleging
malicious prosecution. irihblc. ii is
was relieved from duty in Au-
gust for cause. and WAS subsequently
and prosecuted in tho Police
Court. where he was acquitted. The
suit probably will DO heard at the
January term of the HuStingS Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CIlICAGO. D"ccmber N,-HoEs-R"ceiNts.
'f.Np1: slow. : 10 IL cents higher than "es-
,.rdsv.s average" Hu,k. .sod SIC. 90: light
S.S5 a SOLO: mixed. SStj n Sl0..I: heavy. 81 so
2 5000: rough. se.soa 1890; pigs. $500
beef cattle. s7.0oR sIl.6o; Western steers. 800
q 5000; s,ScMcrs and f;sdecs. s. @a'sioii
0 tll.6h.
Sh.eu-Receirts. 1900: steady. wethers.
Ss.S5 a 6 30: lambs. sii.GOGi Si3.l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
NeM York CIIrh Market

NEW YORK. December II -Secrctarv
l.ansing's statement WAS the flniahing t"Ich
20 a h"wildeI"d curb market TODAY. The
big break came at the opening. Nidvaie
Steel. Chevrolet Motors. United Motors and
Aetna Explosives wer. all off. and the sell
Ing movement continued To he at prices
down. AmonE tn" hiEh-priccd mining shares
widely Irregular; with weakness FREEDOM
iuart among the leaders. although tbs
Cosd"ns managed TO make a good showing.
Sales. with closing bids and asked prices:
let Motors, il5m 100. 1000 Maxim Munitions.
?i9M3. 10000 Midyhl". steel. 52ts G53l.: 5000
],yrntins 49,: 20 STANDARD or OF Tew
s"v. 662 a jG7: 1000 Cosdcn 4 Co. Refining,
l6M l5i5: > 900 cosdcn ON Gas common. IA. a
poll'an Petroleum. ?T6; 800, Atlanta. she:
| Lilo. tIIGJ Goidicld Consolidated hI6l:
900 Jumbo Extension. 2GM27: i.4O0 Nipissing.
g.. 3i-; 100 Rex Cons. rs 40: $3.50 Success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Grl ION StoGkYards.D

Richnond. Va. December u. 1915.
Choice steers. 81. to So: medium TO good.
: ~ s: common to fair. 54 TO ~. Choics
%n"ifers, -. to 20 medium to good. $50 to
; Il" 6iz: medium to good. 8 to g.. common
% fair. I TO a., Rest oxen. sh to X:
: TO $40: heavy bulls. 5 to 6E: Hight. 49, t.
81. Best calves, 10 10 li.: Common. ~ TO So.
Best heavy hogs. 1880: medium weight.
~ 10 90: light. Q TO eH sows and stays.
. 10 :. Best sheep. . to :: common to fair.
~ 20 az. Rest lambs. l0ia to IL: common
to fair. s to q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
NEW YORK rnoDrcE MARKET.

NEW YORK. December 2l.-Raw SUGAR.
centrifugal. ga: mol. 49,:
-"ancd. Quiet. Rnttcr. stsadr. Cheese. ,'r.
regular. Snet coffee. steady: Rio -. ".c;
After an early Ndvanc" Of % to II rc,nts
on new pea"" moN"s and short covering
"ottonsr"d oil turned easy under .;nuida-
ton. prcCipitatcd by the severe decline IN
: POINTS net hlch"r.. The market closed
easier. SPOT. l@3o hid: .Ianuarv. 1.l0G
iciH: Fnhruatv. I2o5T l2l2: March. l:N?I
i..or: trrii IL ~ 1908: MAY, i2lntti2l IL:
June 2i1dl2lS: July. lo.l5T u Is; Decent
hcr. $50 1855. Total sales. 29s0o barrels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
CHICAGO EK,I% MARKET

December 2i.--Blg foreign hrN-
Ing orders turned out to-day to be Il mpr-
powerful influence In ,nc wheat market
than the Presidents ruGv" for peace ar Sec
T"t"ry Lansing statement that tho United
y wh!rlwiEd fall of - !n whcH, urir"s was
followed by st"er advances, ~totalinG SIC
from IN" bottom level ~ the iaV. TN.
close was strong at 81 b3L. to 81 s3H for MAY
and ti.3i". 10 si.at'. for July. with Tho
market ~ It whole finishing ~ virtually
the tintop uoint reached. 80 OF TO 2i,.c. up.
HS compared with tweRty-rOEr hours before.
Corn gained lt.c TO lac 10 ls.c not. and
cats. - to ll>c. Tho result in provisions
varied from 90 decline TO n riss of 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
NAVAL. STOKES

SAVANNAH. IA. Dncemh-r ci.-Turpen-
,in". nrm. ~: .nlcs. 2la casks: rec.!n.s;
casks. Resin: firm: sales. Scs barrels: re-
CENTS. 1851 harrei;: shipm"ntS l.i'l bar
g. D.. T.. F. "la: O.. IL. s.75: l.. 6l7iz: X.
:. 20: NJ. $50: y, $50: VIC. 100: WV, 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22

noon = r"ar-rauic 81 selling developed, ~
tho lowest tho trading months STOOD 10
market had 20 slpnort nth" at'ernoHn: anh
IL took tho closing gong to check the. OF
fcrinrs. Closing bids. psC"inhar. lhSS:
January. l5-sG: March. lh.I5: Nav. i5aS; 'ulN;
Is i: cctnbcr 1890 Spot cotton. steady, ana
unc hanged. to arrive. 1900 bales. Midd!ins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22

to@ &: 800 Tonopah Extension. tl-ls|r<:
$500 Biz Ledge. $685.: $500 Moth"r Lode.
q: ls.ooo Green Monst.r. c12i.: s2ol .Calu-
met and Jerome. lis ii Isle: l1.0rt Boston
and Montana. 65 nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
BOND LIST

.rr,o.rr,,ch ........ ",,
N~E"ricru Writing iaprr js............. 8.
Atlantic Coast LINE Observation-Disclosures. "
\ g. IL. and y .,..-.....,..-.. ".
X. {. l.. ~. is I'm Baltimore, (asked'.. s3'a
t'h..arcake and Ohio "v. i.s.......... -
th"s.n-ak" and Ohio ~. is............. 2.
l.igret, and Myers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Mercantile Marine ............. -
5. ahorr ri AIR. Line adj. 5s........"..... :!
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. %
Southern Railway lois
l.. & Registered p 9H............... ?1i.
j. = p.rISt,r.I rs IatS Ions.
L. :. Registered ~. Observation-Disclosures. 10
l. : I.rrtnn IS 1871 tsalcSl ............ ln"it
limited state Steel : Z 5s. ........... lhitv
~ sJt-nw, Rros Ttfs NV Va .. -
-, .rar, Montreal * ........... sa:s
Va car. CG-iniC.i cv. is..... ........... lhlF.
Va. Nv. and Power 90. - Gskcd'...,.. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
pETERsprpG pEAST-T MARKET

tR.uort"h bv RodE.rs Plumner & 90. Incl
PETERSBURG. VA. December "i-Span-
k-M nrmcr. $500
81 22i? per bushel.
stock. Market STEADY.
FANCY .lunlDo. &c Ia 4i2c ner pound: extra
r'!m". 81" Ia &c pcr rpun 1: prime. 3izC To
go" Der bound: Smelling stock. Sc 10 3iac
per pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
FOODS

EDTTDN GOODS,
NEW YORK, December gl-Cotton goods
were casv TO-DAY in gray goods divisions.
we're we'll attended. and buyer. made steady
ENGAGEMENTS for fall goods. Raw silk vas
easier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22

NNKkT.I VDNTlTTIt Ms.
Poultry-Chickens and hens IN splendid do;
rand. IN fact all poultry selling good and
MARKET active. E~EE,-Markct stronger. Live
stock-Ma.k", liz. very good shape. under
HIGHT receipts Weak, are very scarce and
wanted. The general market is good and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
HAY MARKET.
EEw YORK. LIVE sTOCK MARKET.

trading.
Calves. steady: common to prime veals.
so, no $500 cults. $3.50.
shcen and lambs, steadv; sheen. ewes.
Hogs. no trading.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
COTTnN

-
ID N ;sH.e y da moi, n-. sl,Esl ., e ,t 4 "t e s carls
hr".t iq ,he ,or'an lu,-t, mi, .:,cruQot,
With selling oN'r,melN, a''iv" and excited
.r'nr th" uUb'pIiIuU % Secretary I.Husing's
M" hiEN Ioy"I ~ the morning and To- points
ura.'i,g'N The lowe ~ TN. day. with IN"
ciilg. o'ss 10 10 gein,-
tn" '3f'N unws from Washington started
g h1c hl''nr moy.m"9l pt the .2p"n,nG;
"at,i"e tuG rHror~ hat one OF the lead
ing E"r'uau Steamship Hines had notified
"urr'-vpil.rt fiui - was op"n to book
o,"au 'r"tEhf room !ur cotton and expected
q" resume sailing by FEBRUARY ! Thu mar
i"t stared 80 an taNtrc" Of - t." -
roiri-. and solid - 10 - uuli,t- net higher
.i.rinr ne mll3le OF tho moruiue with Ian
utrr tuurh'nr T. a'r and Ntv '1G1c. an adj
yau.e - NOR" 'Ntu 3 Il bale from the
Tn runrt"' turned castor under rotliz-
inc and offerings w'r" stimulated bv later
Washington advice Stnl loss order were
uncovered on = s.tIc down. and the mar
i., ge.tIn" sH.at!eunliy o;.itcd. Win
Jauuar' n~r'tNlnr 90 go and MAY TO ~ 4ic
in II" is'f NHoirg. t"u"f's az further sub
marin" t'i'lii"s seemed =" "muh"siI" SEQ
irf"rN i-hl't 80 Is statement. ana tn" az
ieTro"n hg.as reflected q fes: mat me war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
RICHMOND GRAuN MARKET.

corr-No. yellow. ecSra2,Ac: No. ( yellow
So. n Gle: No. white. off?lc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
~ v = t-+nShaW Z Col
Richmond. Va. December II.

MAHK&T G"0SHNDIfioNs. y"
E"ctipt' Of apples light. demand unusually
good. Potatoes scarce. good quality bring
Ing. good prices. Market active ON all fruits
and IcE.tab!,S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Comuau,

..IN.ss..h~ s3,u,U..c VI aptII -. n.y..
e'.Su..o source ~ .nuu.u Ni,uout
Notice.
Trains leave EicnHIUnu BIS so A. NJ. ~
ay, bs. A.. 81. : A ri. 40 a. VI. II A. AZ
n. G;z9 A.. 81, 40 p. 81. Ls Il. NJ. IL r.
Trains ieav. Ashland .55 A. 81. b;
NJ ; =; 81: ~ A.; 81; - y; 81. .,'ll. A. NJ.
y. ps:5y J. 81. %i9 I; u, 1tiv +. Nj
bCarries barsare. DAILY creep, Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Itailrond Of tho south.
EFFECTIVE SEPT. ~. 1915.

The standard KhiirOnd Of tho South.
SEPT. ~. 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE. EIchMOND DAILY.
fUI t!U'!ua -nu Soutn. AL. a. Ii. ana
49, L. ~, I-.SV q. al.
foi ->OiIOih. S.IS ~. ~, j.tS \. 81. 3.0n
a. ~, 't.Vv .. NJ, rt.lu 4. NJ.
for ~. q ". ty. "est: as A. NJ. use
for feisfsC.rs' Log "a; 81" cas-, a. ri.
a.. NJ, 'i.VJ J.. 81. tS;!J l.. ii. Ga5j i. A
u.s. a.. Nj. s55 4. 81. l. OF Midnight.
for Ho!dsooiu aLu FaJeltc,!!Ie. 400 y.
NJ.
t3.i5 T.. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily sos A. H..
a. VI, '&:io l. 81. ti:;o l.. 81, ST p. 81
4. 81.
Except. Sunday. 'Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con.
nerti"nS NO. xysrrutped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-22
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
IL lEf ffIn N.kisstts 40 In.sx bt.
RAILWAY

-s~'"a .-C-'N ,-----O.----- 81. .---.
9,"e".tc aSu1cs hON IuaE.I,yc.. ru! t.s
eouin-Da.ss go y. ii. lova,. 1880 a. =.
SAp.r.s. D...U: JtnuI t~E. y -. eA..e,,
t.'io = "a, .~p!e1 z..epInr u-G open. ~
L. Al. ) w l.. 81. .OOaL. IOr hvssEI..-. Gnass
C!ty anu BuTa.o Junction -wo,k uaSs
York river iln.-s.iU T.. 81. steume:
ram. except ,!IlGaS. connecting for iIallI-
more 'farior ctr. 80 n %. Ana ~,
a.. 81. Ga!iy. local
Trains A:TiNc !cH~fHuu.-FEolu the south
90, \. NJ. an! : 10 4. 81. i2:.5 T.. 81. 1855
4 NJ, dairy. bty y. Vi, except '.uudaJ.
From West Point. s.tJ a 81. except Aion-
day: $40 A. 81. and c:ls T.. N. daily.
ONCE 500 J.. Main ~. fhnrr A:aa,son az.
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NEW WORK. December II -NcrC3utilc "a
,cr. 4TI g.. S'"rllNC. SiN'v-dnN bills. 81 ill.,:
commercial Si>tv-lay bills on hHnES AL:
commercial StNty-drv hills. - 1O@I; dcmnni.
,'"Niran dollar. .? ,iov"rnmnnt bonds.
.,rudv. Railroad bonds. weak. Tim" loans.
fic,dv: siNtv and ninety days, M ~.
tIx months. "a ~. call money. strong: rul-
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

Sale. S;ock.
ll.O0u .Allis-Chalm"rs ......
i.20u .Allis-Chalmors. pfd.
G.ioO Am. AR. Chem. COM.
il.ao0 Am. Beet Sugar. conn.
2l.40o American can ..,.....
100 American Can. pfd -.
ll.S0o Am. Car and Foundry.
1.Nut American Cotton OIL.
$500 Am. Hide and Lear. pfd
Zoo American l.inSccd OH.
22,1no American Loco. .......
zoe American loco. pfd. 800.
t.S00 American Smelling 800.
American Snuff. COM.
u. loo American Sugar .......
l.f0o Am. Tel. and Tel. Co...
800 Am. Tobacco. conn.,.
Am. Tobacco. pfd $500.
$500 Am. Writing Paper. pfd
102 American Zine .........
S6.?en Anaconda Copper 1900.
500 Atlantic Coas; Line.
a. &. =. OF Ct. tBalto.)
G.?nc baltimore and ohio.
LOCO bethlehem steel, com
l.Soo bethlehem Steel. pfd...
2S.Son baldwin Loco. ........
SEQ BROOKLYN Rapid Transit
o1.HOo Central Leather. IN.
4.i0o Canadian Pacific ......
i.i01 California Petroleum :.
10.?O0 Chesapeake and Ohio.
$40 Chicago Great Western.
200 Chi. Great Western. pfd.
500 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
i0.3cC C'ruCihlc steel Cor. com
crucibl" steel, pfd.....
1900 Colorado Fue land Iron.
Colorado and southern.
2l.1no Corn Products. CONF.
200 Distillcrs
$500 Dome Mines .........
31.SOo Erie
a.l0o Eric. list pfd..
500 Fed. Min. and Snl., pfd.
800 General Electric ......
io.SOn Goodrich. com. .......
100 Great Northern. pfd...
l2.Soo Great Northern ore cts
900 Gulf state steel. COM.
100 Gulf stat" Steelf End pfd
Inc Illinois Central .......
$500 Inspiration copper 80.
5000 Iutnrhoro-Cons., com. =.
l.5o0 Iutcrboro-Cons.. pfd. e.
40. 800 Int. Mer. Mar, conn.,.
$4,000 Int. Mor. Mar. pfd.....
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. O<
Richmond. Va. December u. 1915.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-18

which party, has the strongest backjn,
college. According to all reports r..
are % per cent. more Republicans "a,
Democrats, but that the Republicans q,
when the Republican clli, gets undo, =,
it will uutshine its political opponep,, /
far.
1t is the aim of the officers OF the IL,
TO hold a series OF rallies and debs,., ,
arouse enthusiasm and then have A ma,
Der of big speakers address them ON 4.
latest topics Of the day \ number a, \,
candidat es' for county and State os,.
have already expressed their desr. 4.
speak before the club. About u ner o..,
of the students are. voters. so it il h,
natural that they should be INTERESTED ,
the political work of the State.
The rivalry between the two para,
very keen and 1t is not at all douht
that a debate will be held between 4,
two parties before the end OF the m.
ent school year.
A number OF the Republicans who i,
in and around Portland VIII attend ii.
State convention there during the spr,
vacation. 1t is a foregone conclus,
that the club at the university could \
lot of good for the party if It wvs
with the various committees and ha,
lot of good speakers at it's meetinr \