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EXP0RTABuE SURPLUS
OF WHEAT Is ENORMOUS
observes in United Sfntcs Now :.t.0G0.-
ooo inshcIs Above Former
ItcrOrn, In 1907.

CHICAGO. March 9.--Nrvcr in the
history Of North America w.g. the
wheat stocks. known :iS the 'Nportable
surplus, as enormous as ~ To he seen
Io-H.tI the wheat reserves Of @tl.-
ouu.nc0 bushels ia the United states arc
bushels above the former record OF
2oI.0oo.ono bushels which was IN 1907.
In the farm reserves and the visible
there are now about 100000 600 bushels
NOR" wheat than at thjS time last year.
Ihc Canadian estimate shows Io,OGo.ou0
at country points of that country. A.
100000 bushels. This, on top Of the
amounts shown ny the government Of
uc!al liz on Tuesday. make a record
supply. which is to be .,t least partially
disposed Of before another crop is
available
There was further talk to-day of
OF bushels Of wheat in tho Unitcd
states and Canada. and this came from
source that was considered COnScrVa-
tive. IT was reiterated o-day tina: Great
Britain and It's allied governments con-
troll the br"adStuffS situate OF the
wor!I, that ;hc purchases were made
with on" end III view and that was
ments from securing control, and IL
was also argued that the price OF
wheat is anything but high. Not only
wer. the purchases of wheat large in
til. United states and Canada. hut they
We're enormous in Australia and Ar
gcntine.
Tie seaboard reported only 100000
bushels of wheat az sold to-day for
shipment, abroad. and the transactions
at Chicago amounted TO only $1,000
bushels. The business would have been
on much larger scale. with ample
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facilities for handling the Grain a.
,hhs ocean as we'll as FOR getting Il 1,
Wheat closed at gains of ~ to s.Sc
TO-DAY. following AN crr;,:ic market
wttm h"ariSh feeling and hlg oper
spot wheat wHS unchanged TO ~
lowhr, and this caused some .cllinr
IN TINS market
~, Corn advanced - to Csc to-day
Ihcre Was some scattered iiuutdatiur
ny longs early. bat the market NJ
s1rhed these offerings ARID rallied fink
lie. from the bottom uriccs III,
mptufn in wheat was somr help Il
corn hut there was considerable.
strength in til" latter grain hcca,,s.
OF the sharp advance in hogs.
oats were Il small fraction better
TINS grain refused to follow tie
strength displayed by wheat ana corn
hecaus" of the big surplus IN the hama.
Of farmers OF the United states. MS wel
hS OF Canada. sales. tjp. 400 bnSholr
Commission houses bought freely 81,
hog products. ana there we're stead
advances for the day. shorts were ~,
leading buyers. Hogs were at tho
highest point for q number OF ycar4
tn" cash trade was active ana targets
-" foreign account for saltcd meats
Trade In lard was fair
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cu>NcEn1 DEEDS OF TRUST.
inc Deeds or Trust. Amounting to
SrI..ll1.

r. J. Psa,tie Ct ux. TO Howard SUIT
crly street, ~ feet inches east o..
Robinson street. March J. 1915. $3.50
Mamie II. Miller 20 j. *. Rawley,
c;-stxth Street, - - feet south o.
clay street. January -, 1916. $3.50
w +. Drinkard, Jr.. ct ny. 20 l.. ii
Drew. trustee. 20 feet 10 inches by
Isl feet north line Floyd Avenue, -
:oct Sl-2 inches west OF Rowland
street March 9. 1915, S4,..c
Collier Watl,.us 10 John 4 Easley,
trustee 2OXl33 feet south line Wallace
street. u feet west % Richie street.
March .. lGlc 5000
Joseph Z Johnston 20 n : Tay!or,
trustee, 4uX!2i feet. west line Sycu-
more street. iS% Feet 3 inches south O.
Main street March .. 1916 S3.J53
stuart r.. brown ct ux. 10 y. \
Brown. u. trustee. 2. feet 81 inches
oy - feet on AN alley between Main.
Addison and sycamore Streets and
Floyd Avenue. March q, 1915 $3.50.
Lawrence II. Allen et uX 10 Bank
OF Commerce and Trusts, trustee. IS
f"ct on the east side OF the Mechanics
viii. Turnpike, ar the north corner OF
- street. March ., 1916. $500.
Emma -. shelton 10 II. t. Pollard
L., trustee. 20 feet 5 ID inches by 135
f""t south lire Grove Avenue, CO feet
east 90 West street. Murcn :. 1915.
Si."2"
Claude r: Sprcnklo ., TX. 20 Irving
Nay. trustee 30l-2X3S feet az the
northeast corner OF Tulip and . Streets
February /, 1916, $4,000.
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SUPREME counT or APPEALS.

The following is a summary of the
proceedings ~ the Virginia Supreme
Court of Appeals Yesterday:
No Washington and Old DO.
nIinion Railway vs.. Westinghouse Elec.
rl' COMPANY Argued by W j. Lam
rcilant. and by f.. T.. Garrett and Eppa
HHnton' Jr for The appellee, and sub
No. a7-Turmhuli ct AL vs. EuforJ
nh.H illustrator It ais. Argued by ~
Hnull and !. l.. Jeffries. foG the APP
nus. ana by T.. T.. Huford. for the
Aiy"!i"e, and submitted,
No. 3>-ShaukS ct ais ". Calvert
M".i gag" and Deposit Conrpan:. Partly
III Suen :hd continued until to-da.
Next cases to he called:
No. 5o--IfoStctter ct al ~. IIi;chiurs
20: ,""--ChapiEan ct al. vs. Weiton
40. IL virginia Hai!wtv ana Power
C"'np"n" rs. Dav:uxc!is ..,lin!:,,:t;ator.
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I:LI:t Trio PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday bN the Electrical Depart
mcni:
Morris Hunter. for Cherry leo Cream
'ompanN. Ban North Laurel street. one
outlet.
SAM. for. q. l.. Hall. Optical Com
PAM I'll East broad street. eighteen
outlets and sin fixtures.
same, for Robert Fulton school. Or
leans aud Marshall Streets. l41 outlets
ana TWO hNc-uOrS. power motors.
w. II, jerks, Tor United States Wool
repairing wiring
fngclhcrg " ;car for y l.. Schoss.
So: East BROAD Street, tx" outlets
four lights and one fan
t.odscy " Fry. TOR Mrs !. Z. Abbott.
pol East Eleventh street, ten outlets
ana three fixtures.
Hauman Il; Hines. for l.. J. Bcattic.
500 Griffin Avenue. tw.uty-ou. outlets.
same, for same. III Fendall Avenue.
twenty one outlets.
Same. for ". ~. Zimmerman. 306
North Second street. sixteen outlets.
same. for steve iiamansky, 400 East
Broad Strcct\ fifteen outlets and one
three horse power motor.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the state
Corporation Commission Yesterday IA
follows:
Roanoke Thcater Corporation. Roa-
nokc. Maximum, 500. 600; minimum,
$4,000: par value. Sl00. Theatrical
business. James :. Walker. president
mokc.
Torrens Land Title and Registration
corporation. Richmond. To promote
the registration Of titles Of land under
the Torrens system. Maximum. $4,000:
minimum. $1,000: par value. $40 John
9. EaSley. president: W. II. r.!lcrson.
OF Richmond:
Colonial Realty Corporation. Norfolk
Maximum, 100000: minimum. $4,000: =
par value, 500. Real estate business
Henry kim. jr.. president: W. II. Ster-
mig. Jr.. secretary ana treasurer, both
OF Norfolk.
Continental Amusement ANA Invest
meut Company. Incorporated. HONEYWELL
Maximum. $40. 600; minimum S2nOO
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds OF RnrgnIn and Sale.
Amounting S1I.315,

y II. Olnohundro ct ux, TO Mack Les.
lie. lot 20 IN section in the plan OF
OAK Park March !. 1915, ss25
David NJ White, special commission
~, to Elvina y. Glaze. l2l acres in
Henrico County. September Il, 1919,
tax 80 cents.
John VI. I.ocknane 81 ux. % Lura
Epson c. al. o.3' acres on the north
Idle OF the Hungary Road. adjoining
the RICH: OF wa" OF the Richmond and
chesap"akc Bay Railway. February -.
1876, tax So. $40
Mrs. Mary l.. Nattcrn to y. !. Dull.
acres on the Richmond. Frederick IS :
burg and Potomac Railroad. june Il,
1918. $1,000
Wilbcrt =. Oakley et uX TO II. ".
Goodc, 80 feet $ inches OF jefferson
street March !. 1916. tax tl.2e, $40.
Margaret y. kuyk CT viz 10 ]. F..
Rice. T5x i2O feet at the southwest cor
rcr Of Virginia and Persa cola Avenues.
March ! i9lt. tax 81, SO.
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CHANCERY IRA NsrERs.
SiA Derds of bargain md -,
Amount uf. In xI2 can

amounting to Si3,G50.
Bfookuale Corporation to Emmett
COX, 3pXlAo feet west line Brook Turn
pike, % feet north Of Brandon Avenue
January 20, 1916, 5000
John H. Guy ct ux. 10 Joseph n
Providence Park. December 6, 1915,
800.
C"rnelia II. Shields TO Collier wat
k!nS: 2oN 80 feet ( inches south line
Wallace street, II. feet west Of Ritchie
street. March 6. 1916. tax 81. $40.
John +. Crawford ct ux. 10 Joseph
~ Johnston, ioxl2i feet west line
HEcalnorc street lS3 feet inches south
or Main street. March ., 1915, $3.50.
Land Investment Corporation TO A..
-. iiatke. lots and In block + in
me p!an or Ehamberlayne Court. March
!, 1916. tax 81. $40.
John J.. Crawford ct NIX. 10 Emma
y. shelton, 20 feet Sl-2 inches Uy. l:J
:cet south limo Grove Avenue, 90 feet
east OF West Street. March :, 1915.
tax $3.50. sl0.
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par value. $40 Charles !. stein. pres,-
dcnt. Wnsh!nr;ou; ". II Daniel. sec
rotary. ilop"wcll
amendment 10 the charter Of the
nc"IlnE Development Company. Nor
i"'k. Increasing its maximum capital
stock from 100000 to Sl2O.oU0
~" Renni" 90, Inc. c!arkSvillc.
Maximum. $2",o"p. uinimum, SlJo0o
par value. SlUn Mercantile and pro .
due" business. y. 4. Rcnnic. pr"si-
dent: MARI l.. StcSal. secretary and
treasurer. both Of Clarksvillc.
Norton Detective and Commercial
AGENCY, lncoi poratcd. Norton. Mani :
mann. Soo""; minimum. $4,000. par
value. 500. j. y. SturGill president {:
II. NJ. BRADY. vice president: NJ e.
Stursiil. secretary. all Of Norton.
Amendment to The charter OF the
NiiiamSburS City Fire Insurance
Company, u New York corporation,
Cuan.ine purposes.
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'osics ~ Condylcs, :. restaurant
Es'Icr. G4i E"s; Broad Sree-. nled :,
peNtioii IN voluntary baukrupt.v .cs
,.r"hy IN the United States pis;ri 7
Court. lie iistc" his liabilities nj s3..
- ~ ;ini his assets at $lgcO Of
~" liabilities, F2.2.l.go ar. scored
ci"th!t. ahu those unsecured are placed
- :i"4if3. Anou. the lntre. cr.,i-
icIs arc the following: James Mitchell.
sntv: ~. II. Harris Grocery t'oElulnv
go w. II. Carter. SO: Thalhiner
Erothcis. se3: stephen \. Ellison, $50:
huSIsi Grocery Company. $40: Virginia
tai!W;I and Power Company, So. civ
OF Richmond tg3s bid Sill
tond%lcs's assets consist Of bouso-
hold effects
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.

state Senate. Capitol, IO,3O o'clock.
House or Delegates, Capitol. 10
o'clock.
Social Service Federation. Ii5
North ruth Street, { O'Clock.
u. u. Lee Camp, No. !, cOnnIdern-
ZION OF pension bill. Lee CnmD Hall,
o'clock.
lakewood Memorial AssociRtiOn, St.
johns Church, y O'Clock.
Nomnn's Exchange, annual meet
ing of bOnrd, ~ noon.
Springfield Public school. recital
ny Miss Bessie May Dudley. =
O'Clock.
Arademy-GcOrRcA rliss, in "Pug-
aninI," $3.50.
Lyrfc-PopuiRr vaudeville; NATL
nee, 81 night, $40 and o.
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NNTIt L.


N
M SION Decen,b "'
Of the
tween principal! affected
rroDose
Fare
Danyiu Ioanoie Iynchh
w
Nharl uricNnlc
iirvil 30
cnS
:nrkeviic
on All
moni applying Via tthnond'
TO
co
FRANKILN LITTSYINANIA
coAirhNY ~ 900
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PIT MIsINt: PERMITS.

Permits were issued by Plumbing In
sprctnr i.andcrs yesterday as follows:
w 'iiiam Hr"nnan. FOR Mrs. g. M.ador,
1867 Maryland Avenue
j. II. Chappcll X Bros. for Il x.
sampson. 323 North Second street.
II. y. Carter. for J.. r. Hunt, . West
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COUNCIL RECOMM|TS
PROPOSED BOND ISSUE
Many Resolutions fdr Specific Items
OF Increase Go to Finance
Committee.
CITY is DEEP IN DEBT NOW
nwcs B,fnks 81. 100000. Says Coun-
Gilman Joncs--t;rays' Armory Not
Paid For-Will Defer Action Tn
til After Council Primary.

over the strong protest Of four NOM
"..s OF the Finance Committee the
Common Council last might voted. II to
e., ~ rccVminit the proposed bond issue
"f $1,000, 600 to tho COMMITTEES and at
'h' sam" time referred to it u Stuali
avalanche OF new it"ms rnr various and
Sundry improvements r. had been
.Tpcc,"d that several amendments
would l." offered. but in the history Of
IA" body /: - Unprecedented tina. u
budget or q proposed bond 'ssC' should
&c rccoInmitted after having Tho recon-
incubation ~ tho Committee on FL
uIn"c
1t was Claude l.. Bathns, Of ice
Ward. who. explaining uIat the Com
non Council members had not had time
tn witch properly TO digest the ord' :.
lance Carrying ;hc bond issu" AMI To
rcluaint themselves with thc pur
poSas for which the various items are
"a b" expended. moved for rcCo'rini'ial.
Councilman 7. Graz IIaddon interpcscd
with tho TtInnri( that the ordinance had
been printed IN the newspaper. and
hat tho r"ubcr from Lee Ward had
lad three ~ -four days in which 10 ~ e
ura,'' hiiu elf with thu actions OF ihr
l'ncan.c trmmttcc. a:tl vnriurcI 20
add that MIR. Ratkins' failure 20 inform
himself should not be used as n means
To punish thosc who had been more
diligent In Keeping up with the affairs
~ the city.
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nE>ntco DEEDS OF TRUST.
I"ur Deeds OF Trust, Amounting
10 S2,O:I1.50

Mack Leslie 10 4. : Rose et al.
street. 80 feet west OF -. John street
March /, 1915. Si24.
II. Y. Goodc 10 ~ l.. Chapman. trus-
tee. 20 feet 5 inches fronting or JEFF
!c!sun street. March J. 1916, SAILS
MAJ: ID. drummer to II. Il. Pollard
u trustee. lots l.. II. II ana % IN
blccE j. section :. III the plan OF High
land Springs Addition March :. 1916
$t7"
j. T. Rice TO w L. Rccld. trustee.
IoXl2i feet AZ tie southwest corner
OF Virginia and Pensacola Avenue.
March J, 1916, S523.2o
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HENRICo REI.E.sE DEEDS.
fo"r Release Deeds. Amounting "a
S1,f,S..S

W; NJ Parrish. Jr trustee. to Eiv:na
y. Glaze ct al. III acres OF land in
h"iiico county, about seven miles
from the city. March = 1916. $3.50 :.
W. Il. sullivan, trustee. 10 same. the
same property as described in deed
next above. March :. 1916. $500.
I. II. sutton. trustee. TO same. the
same property az described ia deed
nest above. March 3. 1916. Sl.iSO.
Caarlcs * Willis 81 al.. trustees. to
William u. Burncttc. 80 acres of land
nca' Highland springs, about five mile.
east of the city. May 20. 1913. SI,Qo1.7J
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CRY CIRCUIT COURT.

An order was entered in the CITY
Circht Court yesterday by Judge K
the, Hroad street Methodist Church to
sell the tract OF land at tho northeast
corncr Of kensington Avenue and the
poration for $1,000
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FREE To
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Cure That Any Ono Can
Use without Discomfort or
LOSS of YiMc.

We have New Method that cures
Asthma, and we want YOU 10 try il
your case Is of lcmS standing or
recent development, whether I,
Is present as occasional or chronic
Asthma. YOU should send for free
trial Of our method. No matter in
what climate you live. no matter what
your age or occupation. IL you are
troubled with asthma, our method
should relieve "ou promptly
We especially want to send II TO
thosN apparently hopeless cases. whero
all forms OF inhnlers. douches. opium
preparations. fumes. 'paten; SMOKES
etc. have failed. We want to show
every one, at our own expense. that
this new method is designed 70 end
NIL difficult breathing, al Wheeling.
and all those terrible paroXysms at
once and for all time.
This free ofrer is too imnortani to
neglect a single day. Write now and
then begin tho method at once. Send
no money. Simply mai! coupon below.
Do II To-day.
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WASiINGTON, March ct VIII be
warmer Friday in the Atlantic and
East Gulf states and colder In the Tn
per Lake region. II will be colder F,f-
day nigh, ia the Lower Lake region
and the Upper Ohio Valley and colder
saturday ~ the Middle Atlantic states
and New England -
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Two building Permits. 4,
\ noun ting

Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In.
spector Butler as follows:
Mary r. London TO build :, two-stor,,
brick dwelling on the south side OF
North street between West street and
nc midlothian Turnpike, Fores, Hill,
William \. Green. 10 repair bricl;
store. loo North Eighth street, 10 cost
S!Sc
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The Weather
FURNISHED by L. $. weather Bureau

Forccnst: Virginia
FUR, warmer Fri
dny; Saturday fair,
colder In north and
west portions.
\urth Carolina
fair, warmer Friday:
saturday fair. colder
north ind west pOr-
tons.
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Local Temperature.

II noon temperature ~
-" r. VI temperature ......... ~
Aiaxiinum temperature TO 5 T. Nj. -
Sihilnuhh temperature 10 T. NJ -
Mean temperature " q,
;iSornhtI temperature ............ -
deficiency in temperature. 10
Dcnc!cuc% III temperature since
,.'',i', ~ ..,...',;' ,......... %
.....-.... ............... 80
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MARRIAGE License.

\ marriage license was issued .cs
terday by the clerk Of the Hastings
court to Aubrey l.. Sahnow and Pearl
Mamie Kelley. both Of Richmond
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Local Rainfall.

rainfall last twenty four hours None
Excess in rainfall since Marci / 90
DchciehcE in rainfall since Jan
uitiy ..-..-.-........ n
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CHANCE:RY CorItT.

Archer Anderson, J., Gua!iiied i'm the
snanccry Court yesterday as cxcct,tor
81 the estate OF +. r. Glasgow. which
was valued AZ 500
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HUsTISGs TRANSFERS.
Two DeedN of Bnrguin ind Sale,
Amounting 20 S.,SO6,

Golsan & Nash TO ". 7. Sheppard,
!aXl.o feet at the southwest corner
OF Twenty first Street and Bellevue
Avenue. February %. 1916. tax $3.50.
$40.
J. = Nash. trustee. to r. II. Ila.-
wood. 3oXl2o feet east line Twentieth
street. so fec; north OF the corner
Of Stonewai! Street. February 20, 1916.
1905.
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cHANcEnY nELnAsE DEEDS.
Two Release Deeds. amounting e

r. NJ. BoXley ct al. trustees, TO Thco-
dorc w. Jones, iONl25 feet a the south
'rest corner OF Leigh aud Kinney
streets. March !, 1915, Sl,0Ga.
". :. Taylor, Jr, trustee. To George
w. harrington ct ais, ?uNl1i feet al
tho northeast corner of Park Avenue
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OtNtIL. VOTES

49, '.'''
| af the city. '"- ' ava ' '''' . :
.o,.>,,, vou,.s
WV w ~
~ hE.o""i'
b"th ub-ch1iTnlan Clarence y. sea
ion and Garter G. Jones. % the Finance
committee gave detailed explanation
~ 'he honH issue bu' inc iat'cr "aa
.,il,r,r CI,.I, II D.,I1;c ~ ~,
! INSISTED thai q vo,o he tnkan on MI
natk!us motion. president peters
rcld shat IN. poi,,. u.ns we'll tal;en and
Tic Finance committee -.t,res.nta,;%e s.'
With one lone exception. ,;eorr. II,
iuusdcu. sat 'l.rlarelyoS dow 10 :wai,
Inc vote the result, ot which rad al
"riy h'.n portendcd
Tic .ote for r.committaI was as fol.
Iow.
Aycs Atkinson r}atk!ny. liu.lrr.
'hca'wood. FERGUSON. Laid. Iuusd.n.
pitcher. Powers. I.utcliffc. Ro.crs sui.
Nam and Welsh
Npcs--i:uSlish. Madden. Jones. Pow.
"'. Seat"u and Peters
'h Speaking TO his motion Mir. Bat
sins srtd thor" was no reason Tor
haste. tnd that the citizens wouli 10
inter satisfied II iur,ns- ana ma.
+! er '"ha'GfiHtiou 20 I'll. proposed
h"ih issue ""rc given. Mir. Sraton cN-
"!a!hcd u" items sor!atim, declaring
'tHf Inc fiuar'" toinmitt"" had prUn-
go hhIF VII: II ""s thought absolute
necessary. "nG TIM, the amounts for
i''vns purposes "crc Recommended
"'.!u'' they N.Fr deemed essential.
El ~" VOC" Waa raised in object on
"'lE ''Fh. or 20 u" BOND issue IS
"'t' III SP''" OF tiie iact TIM; those
h' 'too' 'or 'c'omn!ttal w"r. asi'.-.l
''l' reasons for such actor.
WV OWES SI.t.On 900
no iOI Al BtNkS
Mr. fo..s -,1f.d ,b., ~. -i,, Qua,
tlrks nero ST .on noo orr -,
nance Co!ninit:t. v.r..r IN ,,.,. ,,n,.i.
.uDOUp this y.,y
-lr 81, dnIa, tn. t.sr.. -. 49,,
..ds' he said .v.c vfll r.,. -. -.
w S10n.uut ,Ior. ~ M. 49, ~
Sod issue down ih., H.. So. o.,jd
b., burd.lcd win L.. ron, , d.l,
We made h la,-.r. +, ,,,o,,I,i D.. ,u.o
unn,l who wor-S , trc~u Ell, 49,,
IN holes IN them ANA las, ,,.,,.
NJ. Uaddon ur..cd the ir,,.d,o,c
pptig. o. No ,r6i,..,,,,. ,.,'f, 49,
we're .,dontrl h., i've Rn.,d ~
'I,.riuc,l u.xi week i, ,yo,,,d bn eiy -,
eight w..kg bcf,r. ,h. L,,.;s ,o,,Id
DID EVERY DAYS delu,." a.. .,id
vii mean tina, ~. bonds ,..,,i >. -,
uch lower in valu. vhc,, ,n,d w.
'pst consiurr The fact ih,, s-oc noo
THIS proposed issue has been sn.n,
I'D borrowed money, which v, ,ni,s, -,
.,'h Either wo mus, issu, ,h.se houS.
'H gu'"k'v us We can Or bcr-o,, NOR,
Hoa"N.
Mr.. Heatp't asked 10. q i.aso: FOR The.
"la!, bat none vas Forthcoming. H..
a! that ia" Finance Committee. I.,a
.Hcn' three nights M to - o'clock
'plisidcTinE tho issue, ana shat ,h.
majority had Thought that $4,000 400
vas enough 70, the city 20 carr,
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I l!"Xl2o feet - the southwest corner
OF iwcnty' first street and EallcVu.
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Local Barometer Reudipr,
Local Observation at = p. VI. Yc,tc,d,,
General weather cond,,ton..

-, enlpcfaturc, IS; humidity. IS: wind
direction, southwest: wind yelocitv /,
miles, wca Their. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
IMMATURE ALMANAC,

and Deep Run street: also 25Xi@5 feet
cas- me twenty seventh Street. - feet
sg4tn o; Leigh street. March :. 1915.
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tNIrED STATES DIs.n,rr,ornT.

40. I'll Virginia Eailwty ara Power
company rs. Dav:usrns administrator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-15
Still MObilizinS

'sSIRAEGY consists in getting there first with the most men, Is
- quotation famous military circles Rapidly Of mobilization is one
test OF military efficiency.
Therefore the sad tale rushing to the
border must reading London Paris Berlin Pod and Toxic
For this is the way they managed Europe in 1914:
id war Russia August {, Ausu lei from
In by noon Of the same In and Of n
Ne a o. oil Ian artof n the
army wa sonp her n s tho
d Of
IN NJ n
But observe present experiment in mobilization
March orders from Washington Villa who had
aded Columbus the day before On March IS American
border-and Villa had five days good his getaway
time Cen Pershngs original punitive
creased to 10000
President Wilson issued call TO the National Guard for
Mexican border Funston wired the
900
The mitas began mobizngand THEY ARE STILL AT IT..
censorship department been clnped nfoma-
newspaper beay the bitter truth about preparedness diff
culteS.
Excerpts clipped from many different states like this
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