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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20

New YORK. MAY ln.-iSank clearing. T.,
tho United Si4tca for tn" week ending Nav
Is arcr"rst" '.'i2 re", aEsins, stI5a 40 M
last w"el. aud -: 100 I'm This w.rk las.
year Following ~" III" returns for this
w'"ii with percentage. of incrcas. ccm-
r-rci Win III" Wo"ls ls", year.
Sow York. S2.sSj2.r.o'p. mcr~aS., Sta
'h,n." iSs. 200. increase. ~
Philadelphia, i2ii ,c'". increase. SIS.
Boston s2i3. EOS 90. Increase. 30,
- Louis 800 .cso. nrn. increase. .s.3
Kansas City. S.7.i5i n0o Increase II,
san Francisco 81. TOO .o-rr, Increase SIS
Pittsburgh. Sai.22i nm tnores.c IS:
bsliimur". $50 o,..Oc0 increase III
Cleveland tt2os Gt10 increase SD
Detroit. SIS $40 on. increase 10.
Cincinnati, 3th7t.ron Increase .c.
Minneapolis. S-i.jns n-H. Increase, .ts
LcH Ans"lcs. t2S ~ ''H. incrc.-e s4a
omaha. f.toH..on increase laa
No" Orleans s-a.Si5.nnG. Increase az
Milwaukee. S.N. jiS M. increase a,
Louisville, il:.Tfi 90. ,ucrc,s~ elc
Richmond. i11.5t.d"1; incrcs,. $50
Atlanta, fif2.j.ero increase AZ
81 Pau t:.2s6 I'm: Increase Sc
seattle" fia.iif."o: 'nrrc.tc Jtl
Buffalo. tlj.itS.ron. Increase "a
PORTLAND orc. 'i2.ita. no. iucr.ss. .s5N
p"rvcr. 'i1.i...rN increase a.
foD'tun. l',3hi mn. increase ~
ludisnsroiis tlc,iG.w-t: irr-,.,. ~
LNrt Worth ts,Sts n0n increase II
iro'idrnce. slo.l.s IN. incr.as. ass
Warrington. -. -, E.f0l.rI1 iucr.,.. ,s.
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NEW YORK, May lo.-Dun's review
OF trahe s for the week ending 1o-nror-
WIN sustained activity assured BY
pIevious unprecedented buying. the re-
cent abatement Of new business in
o More ..'t ;e IS feEarIed with egnanimity
s!ackeninS OF orders in steel and iron
~ textiles, and III footwear and Leather
s!ieh,' "a And recession ,S.s: Is com ratively
hcwcd demand may cause further ~
panSiun. '"
tn leisemins. Of the strain in the
Mhen production: owing 10 strikes and
me shortage Of labor and materials is
as ma,ntnined with difficulty. and.
'he chahIe Is not unwelcomc.
For months past mills. shons and
factories have been crowded beyond
o"BacltN. but with the opportunity 10
reduce accumulated contracts on their
nookS manufacturers will later be in
position TO accept business that has Of
h'T,r,s"itN been turned away.
me question Of deliveries CONTINUES
p1rp!cNine 10 producers and consumers
alike, though the worst OF the tratIic
congestion apparently is over and mer-
cnhndi*c moves To its destination more
nr"mp'lN, Where needs are especially
mrsrn, The matter Of price remains or
are sun offered for rush shipments
Activity is still more pronounced in
~" .nGnStrial than in the new ,nerca:,-
nv ue!d' as = result OF the barkwa I'd
weather. notably in In" East. best re-
S,uilN ia retail trade are not Vet pos
S'Dle and this is a scasonablv cuic,
htiird IA most wholesale channels
Mos statistics maintain highly Ia :
N"rH 81" com parisouS: bank clcarings at
ceht"rs outside New York this week
are $50 per cent larger than las: year.
"hi'" gross earnings Of railroads re-
n"rtinr for tn" FIRST week Of May
SNOW gain Of IL per cent over
mos" OF 1918. whrn the revenues
c!oS"IN approXimatcd best previous
records
orcidcd ease continues in money:
surplus reserves steadily diminish but
th" Supply Of available funds Is album
nnnl. and is increased NV gold import g
from canada. Advances in stocie
values arc more easily effected than
SnS'ain"d though prices average high
e. Eeit +ration OF peace talk de-
r'eSSed wheat Sharply. but in cotton
IN" "lSc was resumed after "A brief
period of hesitation
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New charters we're issued yesterday
by the state Corporation Commission
rs follows:
Union League Of South Richmond.
nc Richmond. No capital stock. J.
u. Carson, president: j. Il Robertson.
secretary. both of liichmond.
King Cola Eo,tliuG Corporation.
l.Nnchburp. MaAimuni. $4,000; mini
y, nhi: $500. K. W. Rector. president:
Lynchburg.
The pittsylvania Warehouse com
PpahF' me. Chatham. Maximum. s25.
W.. minimum, 5000. J. II White
neal president. Il l.. order. secretary
Nockicnburg Warehouse Company.
minimum. so.ooo; par value. 500. c.
hrane. president: l.. A. Wells soc-
relnry. both OF South lill
me internationnl Sales Corporation.
minimum. $1,000. Godfrsy l.. SHIT smith h.
president; Edward -. Smith, s.nrn.
'arh,. both Of Newport News.
INC Davies Mitchell Engineering
COMPANY. Inc. ItclImund MaNim,,u1
ifno.Goo minimum. $500. chlrles H.
paNicS. president: NJ. NJ. Fahn: srcra
tarS. bbth of Cleveland - -
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GRANGER, DEEDS or ru,sr.
Seventeen Deeds OF '.tuSt, Amounting

seventeen DCcIS '1tuSt, T.
to S7I,.ii..N.
nobert e. Scott ct uN. to John Bagby.
trustee BOMB: feet cas-, line Twenty
street H . MaH ~ ,,i iSe' s. HSrW OF NJ
kilby $. Turner ct ux. to H. H. POL
l lard !rr, trustee. 81 fec, . inches ~
feet 6 inches south Of franklin Street.
May IS, 1915, sl.I7o.
H. q. Shipp to John BaGby, trustee.
street. May 10. 1916, si.GSi5o.
Muhlenlan & kayhoe to John Bagby.
n norsh i,,s rect inches 10y l25 feet
inches east of West street May Is.
1916. $3.50.
kensimston Avenue, northwest, corner
street. May ~; 1915; $3.50.
a25 feet north line Iiensinyton Avenue
MAY -. 1916. $4,000.
H. rSats St sax 20 f IS e 40 ,as
North Boulevard. May IL. 1916. s7.oso.
same; To. same. "?x1to feet. No loi
North Boulevard. May -. lois. $1,000
, mnnna St r,,,,o ct yir to Iienry \
ton Of Claiborne aud Lombnrdy
S' I'issfe Max Morris r.: res $50 81 y
Vaughan ct al, trustees. 3oxliG feet.
No. al0 West Grace street May is.
1915. S7nS3S3
Muhlcman & Kavhoe 10 H. Il. Pol
lard. Jr.. trustee 80 feet d inches bv
i2' feet north line KensinSton Ave
uuc. % feet inches east OF West
street Nav -. 1915 $3.50
Same. 10 same. ~ foe. s inches bv
l.i feet 40. 3o@S kcnsinCton Avenue
MAY - l?lG. t3.gno
Same. 10 same. >" feet Il inches bv
lo5 feet. No. so" kcnsinr,on Avenue.
MAY II. 1916. s5.?nO
Nellie Cartwright I" ~. L. Pollard.
Jr., trustee. 70X13o feet south limo
Maynard street. 60 feet west Of Morris
street. MAY -. 1916. SifS
Katherine InElcr Hin ~ yir to q
~. Funston e; al. trustees. SrXlii rce.
north line Park Avenue 80 feet
inches cast az. Davis Avenue MaS II.
1916. S.T.n
j. y. iiatkc !" " u Purcell. .Ir..
trustee. - feet inches by 700 feet
north line cary street. - feet inches
S7oj.I1.
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CIIANCER> TRANSFERS.
Ten Deeds of iiaryHin and Snlc,
Amounting to S:SJ.:,lltI.

Amounting TO S35.:iiU.
4. &. Andrews 10 Frank q. LLOYD ct
IN. 5cXl35 feet, lot &. plan Of tire
Plaza. between Bacon Road and Rogers
street. May II, 1915. tax s5.ao. SO.
Leah l.. Wilhelm To l.. g. Shipp. On
by 10 feet east line Thirty-third
street. - feet south Of ella? street,
May -. 1916. 81 500.
Emma = Rely - Lizzie -. Norris.
May is. 1916. tax s7.3", $500.
Wanerstein. II feet inches by 100
feet north line beverly Street. loa feet
inches west OF Randolph street May
-. 1916. tax $40. $40.
II. :. Wallcrstein ct u%. Ia T. Rear
ncy Nertncr % feet inches by 100
feet north line Broad Street. ~ feet :
inches east OF Jail Alley May -. 1916.
tax $50. SO.
Henry G. Dickerson e, ais. TO Camilla
Dickerson ct al. 5oNl7a feet inches
north line Grove Avenue, 10 fee; west
Of West street May 5, 1916. tax 81
Harry l.. Matthews ct NIX. to T.. H.
"a skervilie, "5Nlln feet. No. @30o and
:3o"-A stuart Avenue. May :. 1916
David Is Johnston g, ny. Ia Kath-
crime lnrles Hill 30Xl!l feet. 40. zoe
fnrk Avenue. May IL, 1916. tax go"
Highland rark Development, corpo-
ration To T. A. Davis, lots II. - 70
ana -. block r, plan Of IIi;ninnd
rark addition Angus, 10 1915 $50
same. 10 Il. Il; Hudpns. 10, 10. block
=. pian ~ Highland Park .,dditinn
May 10 1916 $500
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rLINRIN. PERMITS.

The following permits wero issued
yesterday 10y Plumbing Inspector Ian
+. ~ Harris. for = T. Robinson. a,1
North TweutN-ninth street
,,J ": Taylor, for tailor ship sos East
McMickic 4 Mcmahon. for Horace
Shepperson. Nohls Avenue. near Dupont
Same. for \ &. Andrews Moss-Side
Avenue, near Hooper street
Sane, for Roland rark Corporation
Block.
same, FOR 4 &. Andrews Moss Side
Avenue, near tho Boulevard
Mcmahon. for H. \ Higyason Fen
daIc Avenue and Hopper Street
~ J. Joker for self, Ill south
Fourth street
same. for jefferson Hotel
~ W Trayior for Eicheson &
,rutchf"id agents. 2sc7 and 2-o7 IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20

MEW YORK, May i9.--Bradstreet's
'es >.,ivi 81 i If an '%,mcrroW win say
~ practically all commercial and in-
anstr,al channels. and the phrase sold
h ,rms. tTpifes conditions. that but
'FrsS hiost lines OF enterprise
Yet i, is probable that in tho cur
rent we"h business mas rcccdcd some
what by contrast with the preceding
snpe;a' undant activity. II is evident
mat VIM" buyers Of essential staples
'rc sui concerned about probable fu-
lurc supplies, they are purcha sing more
SLOWLY. hiSt 10 guard against LOADING;
up too heavily with stocks and sec
ntdiI. they are hoping that prices will
This streak of conservatism. running
~ II does like Il thin linc through an
otherwise exceptionally active situ-
alton. is also due To growing discus
slonS regarding prices having reached
zenith point. TO persistent talk OF peace
III Europe. 10 the dcSrabiiity OF pred
icatinS further moves or crop prom
,sss IN some respects I" the failure of
evident of cold rainy weather and 10
indications Of the lifting OF the strain
o" rsuppiies OF scmitinished steel.
old material steadily yield, and some
cur,ailment in production Of, as well rs
are noted. developments i'm This latter
rcs"ec,. however, being due to car
Wiiha!. trade is much more than
normally notve for this season of the
"a, r. l'iihG-i oTucrS are quite lib
low'n' rrcoT': purchases since the first
Of the year. is stil good. Labor con-
t!hues in Scant supply. The strike sit =
uat'on, though indicating unrest and
in some cases offering inccnvenicncrs,
- !uictcr, while wages keep on rising.
Money IS III better demand collcC-
tons are good, and IN some lines they
arc better than normal Increased
diNidcrdS attract attention railway
traffic 4: heavy. earnings large and en-,
barsoes. notwithstanding imprOVcni& II {
in the car supply. arc stili being main
tanned against ono section or another
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20

NEW YOEN. Man T. Raw >Uc.r uuict;
centrifugal Go m"i,~ s".. 6."5. refined
steady, lin" a:r.nu.atI rs Huttvr and
cheese. firm. SPOT '"h"r. stv'tH,: III" :.
a., Santos &c. ih'.
cotton seed oil only m"drra,rl' az
ti," to-day. "vt hriu"r Showins So made
on IN" "rd strength, .ui ru.in- Of pro-
fcs>!on"i9 for III" INST Yctt I'"i-,- were
8" points net higher. sass. ijr'o ha'-
,"s. IN" market cI"sod firm Spot, - 1r
hid May. 1875 bid. Jug" II uuSi Ia. J NY.
llonHiiol. August, ll",Tll,o September.
u i"M ~ l.; October. oIT0lS; November
~ q 70. Doc emhNr. 9. I.Ern.Hn
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uE>RICO TRANSFERS.

-Four Deeds or bargain and snIc
Amounting to S:,G5O
Inc i"n"sb"rp Land and Improve
meht Company. inc, to Scott Hart loi {
aud 9, block 10. plan az Ionesboro
AmncA lrly Ia. 1911, tax 30 cents,
Mcl;a" 9. Tanks ct ny. to WeSthrnol>
Sanat"rium. Inc, lot -. plan OF N'cst
brook Lawn April 80. 1916 $1,000.
Hunting Realty CORPORATION 20 A.
Rose lot : block :. plan OF Colonial
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MAR. ,,,,

''i"ior.n by Rodgers T'iuinm,r 4 Co Inr
:, 't'i KS RG. VA. May r. -Sp.r,xb-
- mtrS sto x. narhe. nrm. hrs, TuaJitv
81 rci hush"l FN''''E'
,,, g." sh'.aS-i arrcrS stock. market steady
.'"."o" ~ pcr round; fancy handnickrd 5s.c
49,; Ho"n"' 'Nt'" iiirne. ii.c per puund
>. ''h'' - per pound. shc!ng ato,h o.:
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COTTON MAI,I,IIA

SEW YORK Ma ~. rt.f. ~
be.rsh talk n IN" COTTON rt -.., -.,
day. aud after selling ~ ..r. f-
contracts o"sri OF to s I-. .Iu.r,. - 81. IT,
los of 10 II nOIufs fnf IN, ,l.- d.
veathsr In ID" South .gw.gn., ...rs' 49,.
spot aGviCrs. and : tcrd.usr tr .a-.
for over the wc'. and -r,r,rg VI,
chef factor On thr d"rflge
l. ,sn, =. "as .o 5,"ti;e' e ,aI M.
po!n.s Buying ei"aJiad l,i.. ~
months made nc" highs TO- -, 1io.,,..,,
selling about to puinie .., rtys =,
was soon apparent thht ih'~, av. -,,d
deal OF cotton !ur SAIL" however ana
lowing the Western bolt 'orct.v- r.- ALI.
and uarmer the mgrhct oassd ofr md.
tHcreafcd offerings,
Runners OF caster spot losscs M ESQ ....
doubtless ENCOURAGED reactionalt .,..ir--
srn aome scattered Southern ssIlI.r ,
Was sttrihu'ed 10 'hc influence I'D I
Ing crop conditions October ,.,'.
.shet IN from i5l-c the early h'sr iaint.
to 31 IN uh' lalt tr.ding. Viii! pe.,H,
4ihe "an stEect houses were buyers late .s
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M.tHI,IAGE Licenses.

Marriage licenses we're issued yos,cr.
naN hy the clerk Of the Hastings court
,,, Henry W pavenpor, ana Helen A..
Knight. '''"d -.
hine. 10 uii'-
George iopas and Teddy SalNartes
waiter G SHELTON and Annie johnson
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L. 5. CIRCUIT counT or APPEALS.


The United states circuit Conr, Of
AT 10 o'clock, with Circui, Judges
Knapp and Woods. and District Judge
Johnson in attendance.
Case argued yesterday:
No lt3j---SDring Coal Company, in
lnrvcuor appellant vs.. Edward r..
Icech. Jr and Harry II. lIemer. late
receivers Big Vein Pocahonias Coal
Company. appeilees; appeal from the
District Court at I.ynchburc. On mo-
ton Of appellant for citation aSainsi
additional parties. and on motion Of
appcllccs Ia dismiss appeal Argued
by Charles G. Buckham, OF Rosion. III
support Of motion for appellant. and
by Robert T.. Carman. Of Baltimore.
in suDport OF motion II appciices. and
submitted.
Saturday being conference dav. the
court will not hear arguments of cases
to-day, but Will so into conference
upon cases heretofore argued ana re-
manning undecided.
Case in call ON Monday
No li$S-united states. appellant.
". j Il. Minor. administrator. ct al.
appellecs; appeal from. the District
Court at Greensboro. y. &. 10 he
argued by ". Z. Hammer Unit cd
states distric, attorney. Nshhoro, y.
C.. for the appellant and hy 6. :.
bradshaw OF Greensboro. y G.. for
the appcllces.
Charles 6. Euckham, Of Boston.
Mass. was admitted To practice as an
attorney and counselor III this court.
United STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Alfredo RerSamini. Of ~ West
Marshall Street, clerk, fled pei
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noi'''na


tHlCAGt. May 13-Hocs-Rsceipts l. ~, .
nrin Bull S'.oTl :io.o5: tight. ,asiT SlolN:
m'Nch. s!.,nI SihIn; heavy. sls,sf 40 n:
rough ''G5 n $50; pig s7Soa iaS,.
Chttic--itercipis. i."oo. -toady Native h.nf
.s,Ir Ss;loG S!"c5: stock"rs .nc feeders
SN''h S>W cows and h"ifors. t,rG, -.
calves. ss.noG s1I.c5
Snccr-RccciDts. 300. steady Wcthc--.
sl."oG $3.50 =
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y laval. STORES

NNAH. ca Nay .s--u-pentins
H'csn! 81 sales. '00 Caske re,cinIs 90
casks; shirm ,nts. IL: casks. stock o. ,.sI.
n"'in' hrn saics l."ii barrels: -.ccip,.
- barrels. shipments. go barrels. S,nct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20

III" afternoon, hut realizing continued. and
tho close within point "r two cf tho
lowest II Is said that rain l. sttll needed
IN rnrts Of South Carolina and Georgia. hu;
otherwise to-iay's weather conditions wer"
considered Favorable" The official reports
showed decline IF ~ points i'm tn" spot
market az Houston. but New orleans was .
points higher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
COL.

TIlINnONN. VI, My n
Live T'DtIltrS.

fcutrN-'htN receipts Increasing d"!iN.
market in good "C'Iv" 'onI!l,nu. Hens Re-.
-K"l"iDiS hcdN!. market w""l and lover.
demand good at quotations. iiutt"r--MarSc'
easter. demand good. receipts mo icrate.
Live stncr .Ncals In good demand. cittlc ~
am kinds I'm good dcuund country meats
Market fuli, no demand. r""Cirt~ h".Ny.
dtd's- Market In nuc shame. receipt Eight.
Wool Scare" ana wanted receipts isht dc
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Place ANNEX. March Ii. 1916. $3.50.
Henry w. OGiady 1T II. to l.. H.
CARRIER. rs feet inches 10y i4I feet
east line Seventh street, between Ohio
ana Orleans streets May II. 1916. tax
> cents. $40 ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
COTTON GOODS

NEW fOEE. MAY u Cotton cnols and
No9na wero firm aud uuict io-rIa. Wool
naF"e's "er" strong. Heady-to-vcar mar
he,S were quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20

ton IN VOLUNTARY Bankruptcy yester-
dan IN the Office OF the clerk OF the
United states District cour. The la
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BUILDING PERMITS.


\ permit for new work WIS issued
yesterday hT Building Inspector SutIer
as follows
John T.; Schopr. 20 hu;ld>a garage
DunStan Avenue ana posroLel S;,r.n,
to cost 600
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HENnItu DEED or Trust.
Ono Deed or Trust. Amounting Ia sc3D.

NJ Rose. 10 George i. Hooper trustee.
lot .. block .. plan rf Colonial Flace
Annex. March IL. 1875 s"3O
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nE>uI,o RELEASE DEEDS.


Three Deeds nf HcIcnsc, Amounting TO
St,1UB
Willis =. Smith to Scott Hart Two
acres near the Ridge Road, west Of
Richmond. January - 1915, $500
W T.. Purcell Jr.. trustee. 10 NJ L..
Hubbard, lot -. section y. of the prop
crty OF the WCSiNiew Land and I'm
provemcnt 20 May IL. 1916. S206.
NJ l.. Ruehrmund. trustee, 30 II. NJ.
Wockerly. lots :. q and II. block o.
section :. plan OF Highland Springs
Building lots January -, 1916, $3.50
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III STINt:S TRANSFER.

one Decd Of Bargain aud Sale
tm0u.tin. to Si.5n0.
" i'rewrN Kerr g, al. 10 Rculah NJ.
Ford, A. i-"XltS feet cast side Thir.
lir'h street. - - feet from Bellevue
Strc"t. Nav 10. lGlG. tax $40 $40
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-29
MILLINERY ANNOUNCEMENT

The fall season for millinery will
open in a few weeks, and in order to
be in line for keeping our position
as leaders in Ocala, we have engaged
an expert trimmer, who will be at our
store Friday, September LIST.
We have been fortunate in being
able to secure the services of Miss
Daisy Huff, who has for several sea-
sons been with the wholesale house of
Ernest L. Rhodes. Miss Huff is now
busily engaged in the making up Of
fall styles for the Ocala trade, and
our patrons will be assured of the
very latest creations accepted by the
fashion centers of the world when she
arrives.
As above stated Miss Huff will be
here on September LIST, and we invite
the ladies to call and get acquainted
with her at our new location in the
Ocala House Block. 8-29-3t
AFFLECK MILLINERY PARLOR.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-29
DOES SLOAN'S LINIMENT
HELP RHEUMATISM?

Ask the man who uses it, he knows.
sTo think I suffered all these years
full user. If you have rheumatism or
suffer from neuralgia, bac asas sore ore
ness ness and Sdt stiffness ne don't put or get
you such welcome relief. 1t warns
and soothes the sore, stiff painful
places and you feel so much better.
Buy it at any drug store, only Is
cents. Adv. 1.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-29
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Ii You Have any News for this De-
partment, Call Up Five-One-Y
Mrs. TrammeH Honoree

According to Sundays issue of the
Asheville Citizen, Mrs. Park Tram
nell of Tallahassee, wife of Governor
Trammel, was the guest of honor at
masquerade ball given last Thurs
day evening at the Gordon hotel in
Waynesville. The affair was largely
attended, and Mrs. Trammell wore a
costume made by Carolina mountain
GERS.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-29
LIVER TROUBLE

sfI am bothered with liver trouble
about twice a year." writes Joe Ding
man, Webster City, Iowa. 81 had
pains in my side and back and an aw-
full soreness in my stomach. / heard
of Chamberlain's Tablets and tried
them. By the time I had used half
a bottle of them I was feeling fine and
had no signs of pain" Obtainable
ApV-.5I0qMEIsAo
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-29

Messrs. Edwin Nelson and J. G. Par
rish, motored to the lake this after
noon, to visit DR.. and Mrs Henry and
participate in a bathing party. On
their return this evening they will be
accompanied by Miss Eloise Henry,
who will visit Miss Woodrow for a
few days.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE

Electrical and plumbing establish
ment. Will sell at invoice prices.
This is a good buy as there is going
to be about $4,000 worth of plumb
ing work installed in Ocala within the
next few years. FL. w. Tucker, Ocala,
Fla. 19-4t
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHlAs

Ocala Lodge No. l9. Conventions
held every Monday at 7:30 p. m. at
Castle Hall, over the James Carlisle
drugstore A cordial welcome to Wis
iting brothers. G. A. Nash, C. G.
Chas. K Sage. K. OF r. s. Al
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ocALA LODGE NO. zss. B. P. 0. E

Ocala Lodge No. 286, Benevolent
and Protective Order OF Elks. meets
the second and fourth Tuesday even
ings in each month. Visiting breth-
rem always welcome. Club house
opposite postoffice, east side.
r. s. Rogers, E. r.
E. J. Crook, Secretary.
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ODD FELLOWS

Tulula Lodge No. 20, I. o. o. F.,
meets every Tuesday evening in the
Cad Fellows hall on the third floor of
the Star Office building at o'clock
promptly. A warm welcome always
extended to visiting brothers.
Fee. McClane, N. G.
L. FL. Pillans, Secretary.
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Carlyle Blackwell and Muriel Os-
triche will be seen here today in a
Brady World production of "Sally In
Our Alley" It is a story of girl of
the East Side, New York, who finally
wins prominent place in society. It
is said to be full of human interest.
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OCALA TEMPLE
PYTHIAN SISTERS

The Ocala Temple Lodge No. %
Pythian Sisters, meets every Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 at Castle Hall, west
of courthouse. Visiting members are
cordially invited to meet with US.
Kate B. Howell, nj. r.
Lena Tompkins. M e. C.
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR

Oeala Chapter, No. 20, o. e. S..
meets at Yonge's hall the second and
fourth Thursday evenings of each
month at 720 o'clock.
Mrs. Myrtle G. Kramer. w. III.
Mrs. Iiiiian summons. Sec-y.
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wooDMEN OFF THE WORLD

Fort King Camp No. IA nneets AT
the K. of P. ball at 7:30 p. m. every
second and fourth Friday. Visiting
are always welcome.
j. w. Lamar, L G.
Chas- <. Sage. Clerk.
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CHAPTER NO. IS, r.. A. N.

Regular conversations o. the Ocala
Chapter No. ID, r. A. M. on the
fourth Friday In every month al
p. m. A. e. Burnett, FL. p.
Jake Brown. Sec'y.
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OcALA FRATERhAl ORDERS
nARlus-DUNN MASONIC LODGE

Marion-Dunn Lodge No. 19, F. q
A. NJ, meets on the first and third
Thursday evenings OF each month a.
300 o'clock, until further notice.
h. C. Webb, w. M.
Jake Brown. Secretary. Ad
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PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING

When you have plumbing or cleo
trical contracting let is furnish you
estimates. No joD to- large and none
to small. lei. w. Tucker. H