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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

WASHINGTON, July 17.-viIla is
dead and Pershing's troops will leave
Mexico within a month. The militia
men on the border will return home
within three months. a high war de-
partment official declared today.
Minority leaders are using Villas
name to inspire fear among the Car
ranzistas. Carranza is stronger in
Mexico than ever before, principally
because he has averted war with
America without loss OF dignity. Ar
my men declared there is not one
chance in thousand of further trou-
bic with Mexico either through a
repetition Of the Parral or CarrizaI
incidents, or bandit raids. Since the
Carrizal attack has been cleared up
and Carranza's note received, the war
has considered that the
Mexican trouble was over
Villa himself could not hurt car
rama now declared the official,
"and Villa is dead. according to our
reports. 1 believe his name is being
used to embarrass Carranza and in.
spire fear. We believe he is dead
and that his cause is buried with
him"
EAGLE PASS, July 17-Carranza
troops at Piedras Negras and Mon
clovia have moved southwark to op-
pose large Villlsta forces marching to-
ward the border, Mexican sources re-
ported.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17
Portland.

PORTLAND, Ore, July 17.-(Spe-
cial)-Club 81; bluestem 80
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17
Ninrc Russlnns Arrive.

BREST July 17--Another CONVOY
Of Russian troops landed here today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17
More Strength Shown
in Chicago Market

CHICAGO, July 17.-(SpeciaD-
Range of prices today;
Open High Close
July ....$1.11A s1.12ls S1.11h
Sept. ...$l.l4 S1.14S $1.12%
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

LIVERPOOL July 15.-Wheat-
Spot market firm; No. red western
winter, los led; No, l Manitoba, lis
4d; (S1.65 per bu) No. Manitoba.
lis Sd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-17

BOSTON. July l7.-Mike Brady, the
oakley professional, is now the open
CALF champion OF Massachusetts,. He
gained this title as the result Of the
playoff Of the tie with Patrick j.
DOYLE, Brady taking "A strokes for his
rounds while Doyle required SO to
complete the eighteen holes.
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Norfolk & Western kailwa,

C->Li .ALL-iNAIL Li.>E 40 .NOnrULk
Scneuuie III elect January g. lylo
Leave byru stree, station. Itiehmonu EOh
NOhfOLh: .G:la a NJ. 'y:vv A. AL .3:vi
t. Al. '&.uV r. n.
FOR LfNGAbUHG AND THE WEST:
't:io A; Al. 's:ov a. NJ, $500 r NJ .9:2i
4. ii. Local 10 Crewe. s6: 35 r. ~
Arrive iuehInonu from Norfolk. .lI:1o A
Al. '6:2a r" NJ. 1870 r. NJ. .ll3V p 81
T.. 81.
'uaiiy. iDaily sIcep. Sunday ,sunua,
oniy.
". Is. BEViLL, w. c. SAUNDERS
P. T. NJ. Roanoke. c. p A. Koa
{. II. BOSLEf. ID. z. A. Richmond. Va
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FOUND DEAD IN FIELD
VI. g. Wnrrincr Expire. suddcn,,
while lie IS Flowing
Corn.
Especial to The Timcs.n,sr.,.h,

SPECIAL to The Times Dispatchl
AMHERST. VA. July II win ono
hand Graspinc the plowsharc ,uL tho
other holding the lines. NJ. G. Warri-
ner aged thirty-five years, was found
dead on Saturday in his cornhcld at
ms nome. few miles from Amherst.
ms death is Thought to have been due
to heart failure.
On saturday morning MIR. Warrincr
went 10 the field to plow his corn.
~ We d'd not return TO dinner At II
cioch. member of his family went
10 look for him. and found his bod,
MI Warriner leaves Wife and
several small children. lie was bur
,"d Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
IN tho cemetery. Rev. r. s Eaurhan
conducted the services
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NV YORK pKODuCE MARKET.

Y NDNK, JUlN l1.--.NCiiNo sollinE IN
>i"U orders, Influenced by weakness. ~ l,-d
ami cotton and improving weather ~ the
southeast. caused & violent hrcaL in cotton
so"d oil today, flnal prices showing : 10 Is
points not loss. Consuming trade and out
ANA th"ro was evidence Of Southern Scll'ng.
old NCr"rs suffered most from liuuiclat'on
]" - bid. January. So, n - Fcbruary SF2N.
>"a. Lmly. io5ou 1910: August, ~ II n 10 -:
September. lh.SoM 1881. October H;2NNr ~ /;
N"vcmh"r. sbSmsfo; Doccmbcr S.aa 50.
Total sales l.. 200
Raw sugar steady Cortrif,cal 80. no
la>~"~. 5.6S: refined steady Ruttcr firm,
sh"o+c "a y Spot coffee. quiet Rio - a..
Santos. Is lO'7
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sEABoAKD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
The Progressive Railway of thc Son,h

eouthuound Il AIMS scheduled 10 leave Itlcn.
mono uai!y ,.3a A. ~. local 10 NorInA;
l. ~ /. VI. s!ccpeIs and coaches TO Jackson :.
VILE. Atlanta Birmingham: 6:35 r. ~.
hTonsh coaches and sieepers to Jackson n
VINE. l-:to A. 81. sleepers to Atlanta, Birm.
ihEGam, jacksonville. Tampa anu coaches
10 Jacksonville.
Northhound trains scheduled 20 arrive In
Richmond daily: $50 A. NJ s:3O A. NJ
local. 80 A.. 637 p M
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ISDcClaI 70 THO TlmcS-Dispa tch.
LiNCIlBCRG, VA, July Thames
G. Swart, commercial salesman who
Travelled out of Lynchburs. has filed
n voluntary petition in bankruptcy in
tho Federal District Court here. Tho
schedule shows liabilities amounting
to $lQ,S652O. with assets aggrcgating
$40.
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MARKET CLOSES WEAK,
WITH MANY DECLINES
hears, Who Promised Raid This
Week. Only Able To Hold
Their Position.
CRuCrBLE STEEL is WATCHED
Put Across Par Chiefly on Account of
Report That Bethlehem Would
Buy Control Of lt-toppcrs kcla-
lively Active.
ny nnnAnA\ " III.


Especial to The Times pispatchi
NEW YORK. july l.-Closing weak
at about bottom. and with net declines
in nearly cve,y stock ON me lis' ins
,,larke; in Mall street to-day vas
techrically periect There was a
valid reason for every movement the
hears. who las; week promised . raid
for this wccE found it unnecessary
10 do more than hold their position.
DEVELOPMENTS carried The markct down
without moro than nominal maninNia, ,
tive assistance litGh prices, combined
with the startling weakness in a few
issues, ala most Of the work.
The public has not dashed III rs
war profits. and country banks arc
on small margus for traders. from
whom Wall street brokers arc demand
inc Larger marGlus fhis has meant
curtailmcut a. buying nowel. spirit
the par, Of the stocll dealing public
and shipmen, Of funds from New
York 10 Interior POINTS,
pressed determination ot tho biz banks
TO take no advantage of The rcdis-
count feature oi the new l'cderal
day was fortunate for the banks
Not oniy was tho volume Of trading
greater to-day. hut the number Of
issues dealt in WAS much Larger than
usual. Many an INVESTOR iS trNiNc TO
slip out with what little profit re-
mains TO him.
crncihle steel common is being
street sharpshootcrs. crucihlo was
pu, across par chiefly by the report
that Bethlehem steel would buy con
at - i, was confidently predicted that
It would 20 to So or 40 Wall Street
laughed. That particular group Of in.
sidcrs sold out from -, to 50. now
around 90. Tho original bulls raccd
about this new advance. and Warned
the public TO beware of the stock
Snn rEn suAuE
Wall stree, laughed again. IN, this
time Wall street bought. and the Soc
"nd group Of bulls unload"d around
par. Now il appears that nothing MAS
orders that rut +, 10 about -. Th"re
arc brokers WHO insist that d, Is earn
ing 500 share
should submarine lines prove q
success. IL may y" that a new lease
OF life will ho given Ia the munition
concerns 1t will be interesting to
sec whether Germany can buy conner
in this country at any price. II is uu-
derstood that tho allies made con,
tracts In which the producers agrocd
no, to sell to GERMANY.
some selling OF International Nickel
was based on report that canada
would forbid tho export Of nickel. lost
the Uhoats carry some Of u 10 Ger
many. such an order would injur4
Coppcrs were relatively active, and
as the short interest is growing rap
idly. there is some evidence that q
movement in the coppcrs may he at
tempted in the hope OF checking; the
decline before it gets too much mo-
mentum
NEW YORK July y Mcroar,u" rercr. {,
sterling atxty day bills. .7:. demand, ~,
cables ;7s T-ls. Rar silver. ~ Mexican
dollars AZ. Government horus s,"ad:;
raiiroad bonds heavy rimN loans strong
six,v ana ninety days. i'.G5: sN months,
sf3i: Call money strong. ruling rate. b.
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Richmond sLaChesapeake Bay Railway Comp,u

suncrscding schedule of April IL, iva
schedule subject TO Change WIthoul
Notice.
Trains leave fhchInono b's:6o a 81. II A
III, bS a. Al. A. a., 'slo a. Il ii A ~
l +. a.. r. n. +. Nj. IA +. 81, $40 r
~. SEQ +. Al. 7:lV +. -. oS r. M. ~ r.
II. MAS r. Ii.
Trains ieaN. Ashland $3.50 a. NJ. b.7 A
NJ. A. NJ. b3 a. NJ. 10 a. 81. ell n. NJ
'l2 mon, ~ r. A.. r. N. T.. n r
n, 30 +. NJ. $50 +. ~. 1910 r. ~ 1
=. NJ. b. T.. NJ. IL z. IL
pCarries baggage. 'Daily except Sunda,
ssSundayr only.
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RAILROADS.
ChtSALtAkE & OHIO RY

GIN. Lou ..e X West. - D.. II D.. III p
Main Line. Local .i:2o a. t5 10 a
James tiNer Line. .lvvO d. tyl5 "a
\. News. Nfk.. old PIT. $3.50 "a. I'm - =.
Newport News. Local. zoo u. % 100 u
Trains arrive from Nix, 1.-Two a.. .I:45 D..
$3.50 D.. y. News. '9:55 u. 's:O5 p. From
West. "S:lU IA. IS ~ p 1855 a. .l:l5 D.
1:l0 p. daily from Charlottesville except
sunday from Thurmond; Jas. River. 1875
Daily. tEAGepl Sundny.
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who was student at Sweet Briar
CoiicEe last season, spent tho winter
WIN Df. George e. Walkers family ut
Mt. st. Angelo.
About July tho lad was taken to
New York by his sister and placed on
snip en- route to Brazil. where he
was TO join his parents. On tho ship
he was taken suddenly i'll with nppcn-
dicitis and died when the vessel was
TOUR days out. His body was buried
at sea, With no relatives present
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

-Ia.i.s LehNe -, Ginonu-SiaIn D. StatIon
Schedule nBures not guaranteed. For IN,
souih-Daily; $50 A. Nj. local: IU:3U A. n
express parlor bun 1t car: -. ~ expires.
with drawing groom sleeping car for Atluntn.
ll;lh r. NJ. eApress sleeping open . %
7: NJ; $500 +. NJ. local. Tor keysviiie snt
Chase City-week days
York River Line-6:lo p 81 stes,n.,
Train. except Sunday. connecting for Bnlti-
more tPa-!or carl. 7:16 A. ~. cad AIS r.
n. dailJ. local.
Trains Arrive Richmond-Frorn the S,u,h
:Oe A II. anu 500 A ". 3:5O p Il 81,
F. NJ, duly $40 A. NJ. except Sunday
From West Point; S:t5 A. ~. eIcep' Mon.
day. $40 A. 81. and 6:l5 p. N. dallI
Office s07 E. Main st. Phon. Eai:son ~.
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damage in Alabama and severe boil wpevil
lIwaE" in TEXAS checked the downward
movement. Expectations OF AN uufnvorahio
weekly E"Ncrnncnt report tomorrow also
was n St"adyinE influence late in Tho day.
and tho market quickly recovered.
Closing bid: August. i2.Sa; October 1c.5?:
hegcmhrr 1875 January. 1908. March.
spot cotton, quiet and unchanged. Sales
NiGdInc. - noc
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DIES ON WAY TO BRAZIL
hoy Attacked with Appcndicitf. Willie
Going To Join His
Family.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
AMHERST VA. July l1.-Ncws has
been received here of tho death on a
steamer bound for Brazil OF Billy Low
rN. aged about eight years. The child.
together with his sister. Miss Lowry,
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higher mc,lium to good. ~ to 81: common
to fair. u tn IA: best hclfcrS. 7is to s: medium
good. IL. to Ia: common to fair. SIX to 81, ::
Best cows. g.. To OK medium TO good. 81. to
81 common to fair. to 5: best oxen. to
~: medium to good. to !: common to fair.
Ia q; bulls fat. In 80; Bologna bulls. b to
Ok best calves. to 10. medium to good. y
to si.. best hogs. .; light. to Sts: sows and
stars. & To S: best sheep. to G: common To
fair. to ). sprinG lambs. . to 1914 common.
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Richmond & Petersbur ,
Electric XIV,
Atlantic Coast Line
Tho standi.u Ruiiruud OF III. Suuth.
ErFE LIINE JLL.N =, WIG.

ELII,E JLLI =, 1915.
.hAA-'o A.~.As isISIi-AC-sl> LIAILY.
toi ,orIua anu south: -. ~. anu
49, 4. AZ. iE:hv 4. 81.
tor NvEioik: oil. a. A.. A. 81. SO,
T. IA -t.uv r al. lt:iv r. IL
fof y. W. no. asst "a. A Al. ~
~ Nj. 800 l.. ~ 35 /. II.
FOR petersburg. I-.ov a. NJ. 6:lo A. 81
"a. A. M, s.Vv a. Al. i:ou a. NJ. .Vs
r. 81. -t:Vv r. NJ. I4:lU t. '. 100 T. Al
n'So l. ~. 49, +. NJ. l2:ol Midnight.
'u' HoI-sno.o .Iu .a>G..oHn.o. -..vv 3
FOR iiope~ell: OILS a. Al. .l:lb &. 81.
1S:i" l.. NJ. y:l5 u. II.
Trains arrive richmond daily: sos A. VI .
3.la \. 81. tl5 A. ~, 1885 a. A. IL 10
a. NJ; - 10 T. AZ. i:tO +. AZ. 6:IT P. H.
r. M
Except sunday. t.unday only.
lime OF arrival and departure and con.
aeCi!oHa nJt guaranteed.
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CuIC,Co GRA,N MARKrT,

CHICAGO fulv Ii.-Heavy selling 10
realize profits turned the wheat markcc
dcwnGrsd" to-day. after an advance that
was due in decided broadening out Of hllCl:
rust complaints Tho close unsettled.
u To :. not lower. with July sl.oIi: and
Sept"mbcr at Slo'a " si"a7 Corn finished /,
off to q shade M and oats gained 'sTl. u
N.Ni7. In provisions the outcome was -
~
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NAVAL STORES,

SAVANNAH. GA. July ~ -rurpcntinr
firm. i1u i3i.; receipts. il.. shipments. go
stocks. l%,,l. Itosin nrm: salcs. iiii: r..
CelptS l,.'?; shipmentS G52: stock ~ 40
Quot. \ Il. 800: e. d. 600: l., G.oc,,; r.
q: H. sos !. $3.50 $40: Is. G.t7,.@G.i5: 81
. oi'? a 6.l5: y. els: VIZ CPS wv S5o "
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MArkEr

K"p3r!ed by by Rodgers. Piummcr & Co Incl
PETERSBURG. VA, July l-Snanish
Farmers stock-Markct quiet: sics nor
buShc ~" Pet
Fancy Jumbo. IT, per poun,, c.nc,. , n,,n
n,rkrh &c per pound. extra prime $40
stoOk 2i.c 10 Be- per pnunr, ''' s'''''ls
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MISCELLANEOUS MARK FITS.
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK, Juiy ll.-Cotton goods wore
firm and moderately active to-day. Yarns
were nrm. with inquiries for stock yarns in
crcasing. Mems wear mills booked a salts
factory spring business
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tfIItAGO. July ll--HoEs- Rcceipts u ON /.
STOW Bulk, s.7SN 5000; light. SsSon 5000
miNed Sa5oU 1910: heavy. Sa+oFi Iio.i5. rough.
- i"u Sa.!a pigs. SSloii saso
'atts-Rcccipis. 3Nu. weak Native hcof
"a,ilc, 3 90" SLIGO; st"cEers hnd f"cder-.
f'5"T $50, cows and h"ifers. s. - . 80 IS /;
calves. $500 $500
Sh'cp-Receip,S. 500: firm Wc,here sSs-9
$50: lambs. s5fouslilG
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MARKET CONDITION.
Live Ioultry-SprinScrS in heavier re. cipt
ana market lower. hut fortunately every
coop cleaned up at close OF to-day Hen,
-Maikct, nrin. EGGs-R"C cipts heavy: mar
ket weaker and dull Buttcr-Markat
lover. country butter Very dun. Wool
Markct good Shnnn-
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

tSalcs 1T Union Siockyards)
Richmond. Va. .TulN H. 1915
Report for the week ending July 10. 1916:
h"st steers. >'s To q; som" strictly good
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Isl ET"N. " Hfat-No- rod. nominaT
so. rcd, l.oi. No. hard. Si.loinSi.lct. No
hard. $loiH, Il II .oss.. Ccrn-Nn. - yellow.
~. n 81 No. ! yellow. m5Si,. No 1 WHIT
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
10 t,t irsn Hassii!tss sut sotss-D Dali,

~ es u,n ntsaislsh tu sotso-pty
II. Rad 1918 w. '527Hlh. hi't u 80 IN. az :afl
tl?eira '35a Py. '5E isWfS t.jsPy, -n5SA
s.lePk itilIeM
Rtsa'.t titr, lsnl H. :2i5 Ps .,,I tNs sIis Fy Srt
s. L. ~ Az t.r tfd5tstUr iute ~ul tss IL, !. %
fA; 1875 Az l.ilut iu,u .tti lpS IT, t73e A. 20 Pe
Il. $50 A. 5.I1n
'nsI ST. ga. tBHtS S. uJrit Ira. ith, Sta R,H utn
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales
Stock.

cattS X.
200 American Can. pfd
300 AlliS-chal liners ....
$500 .Allis-Chalmcrs. pfd.
Iuo .\m. Writing Paper. pfd
200 Am. Ayr. Chem. com.
$500 Amer, Beet Sugar. com .
loo American Can .
zoo American can. pfd
zoo Amer. Car and f'dry.
sac American Cotton OIL.
l.2"n Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
100 American LinSccd oil. ~.
500 American Locomotive &.
500 Amer. Loco. pfd
1,lup American Smelling 49,.
American Snun. com.
100 American Sugar ..
500 Amer. Tel. and Tel. 60. 4.
l.ioo Amer. Tobacco. com.
100 Amer Tobacco. pfd
-. 500 Anaconda Copper 800.
..9nn AtchiSon 800. .
100 Atlantic Coast Lane.
y. &. l. OF Ct. (Balto.)
LEO Baltimore and OHIO.
200 Bethlehem steel Co. com
Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
300 Baldwin Loco. ..
zoo Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
500 Central Leather. com
90" Canadian Pacific |
Sno California Petroleum
l,Itu 'hcSapcak and Ohio
200 Chicago Great Western
500 Chi. Great West. pid
toe chi. Mil. and -. Paul.
-. 800 CruCihle Steel Cor. com.
crucihlc steel. pfd. 49,.
800 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
colorado and Southern
500 Corn Products, com. ...
i.i0o piStillcrS
lvu Dome Mines ..........
1000 Eric .....: .............
500 Erie. LIST pfd. ....
10" Fed Min. and SIN. ptd
300 General Electric .
$500 Goodrich. com. -
Too Great Northern. pfd &C..
%" Great North. ore cts.
100 Illinois Central .
lou int"rboro-cons., com.
loo intcrboro-cous.. pfd
s."uu Int. Mcr. Mar. com. Gifts.
i".ion nj Mer. Mar, pfd, Gifts.
50" Int Paper. com .
200 Int. Paper. pfd ........
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STEAMBOATS,.
OldDOminiOnLine

IN. EiCnmor.d. IT vi Ash 81. daily 90 r. 81
Leaves Nenpor News. $500 A AZ
Arrive norfolk .............. 600 A ~
Connections with main line rtcamern ieav.
Ing Norfolk for New York daily, except sun.
day. 90 +. 81. Connections also inauo hy
y. & ". ny. + NJ and g. d - Ky a, i
=. 81. Night line steamers stop al ClzIs.
mont on signal. and met W public con.
yeyanCcs
ViKGiSIA NAVIGATION co. Jane, Rive,
by daylight for Norfolk. old Point Sswport
News and all James River landings, Monday
Wednesday and Friday 500 A. 81
Freight received for all James iIive- ooi.:A
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Virginia. BAG lo,s. no
nominal
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
SEW YORK LIVE srocK MARIE

NEW YORK. July REEVES. no trading
'alN"S steady: cults. SS.ohlf 81 ~.
sheep Stcad": lambs steady To lower.
Sh"op. S'oNI 500. cults s5."oT7jo. lambs.
Hogs. trading
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COTTON MAnuI.1s

NEW YDi,E ri t,,,.
clearing weather is, ft c.',,t ,',rr'5 '"'
make, to-Cav ard ~ .-, 'ull"h
in prices October ...I|r,. u - . - -
low point reasraa nr In. 5srD, -, IL
beginning Or i.- r..rtt .r "a, w
s,ead.ed at ti.s fe,,i ma b,.,c ,v.-o 49, IL
OF several urlr,. Old. ,.--, 'r.,,,' -. 49, -
and with the u.4ar-. Fi.f ,t...,,',
n net Gecli.!. .- :r.-. o ,o ,,or,,- 80
day '' ava ''''
The cpeuirg va. stead, ~ %, ,l,.,,..
OF / point Ia "a ac. ,.r. .
there was ycrv s,,t. ,,, '''7i
ring. and pr o. soon y,.l'ret ,13. i,,,'
dation. locaI ana Sputrc-r .eunr 49,
inEs became NOR .l,I. %.
rhe hresk ,a,,vtr. 49, IN, ,' $50 OH,
1t TO i6 po.n,s uct lov,er durInp ,M' "n1qt
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NEW SAVOY HOTE.

Corner belmont Avenue and boardwalk.
Ocean view from every room. Hot =
cold running water In every room. T.
largest and finest up to-date Kosher no.
in she city. HARRY LITTNAE. MANAGE
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Offers a Few Shares of
Its Capital Stock at
Par, 500

per share, in order to pay the mort
gage on large modern store and Of
flee building just completed. Pro-
fits in last twelve months more than
1907. Closest investigation invited
from responsible parties desiring a
profitable investment. 4 %, care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12

NEW YORK July .-Nrrcanul" rapc-,
sterling atxty-oay hills 472. d"mnnd, 5 7iN,
cables 80 5-ls. Rar siiver II. Mexican
six,y and ninety days. isG5: six months,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12

HOTEL MAJESTlCxI,n5asalT",;., sv ;s ns.sr
out: centr" OF attractions: ocean view; I
pa CITY zoo: elevator, private baths. Hh..
service, etc. superior table. Special ia.
UP weekly. 8 UP daily. Booklet.
". a. SMITH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
NEW HOTEL MERTON r rHa;.

Nefnont Ave- near boAch. Capacity a
high class. 81 up daily: $3.50 up wees
{. Is. Prettsmnn. Prop. VI. l.. Farley, VI
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-14
lO,643,783 BALFS
GINNED Up TO JAN. |
LAST YEARS REPORT SHOWED
GINNINGS OF 14,443, 146 BALES.
Eighth Cotton Ginning Report OF the
Season Made Public by the
Census Bureau.

Washington, Jan. 10.-|The eighth
cotton ginning report of the season,
compiled from reports Of census bu-
reau correspondents and agents
throughout the cotton belt and issued
at 10 a. m. today, announced that TO-
643, ,7S3 bales Of cotton, counting round
as half bales. of the growth of 1915,
has been ginned prior to January l.
That compares with 14,443,146 bales,
or 90.S per cent of the entire 1914 crop
ginned pric. January l last year,
1884,, ,721 bales, or 95.5 per cent Of the
1913 crop, and 12,9074O5 bales, 95.7 per
cent of the 1912 crop. The average
quantity of cotton ginned prior to jan
uary 1 in the last ten years was H.
963, ,O3S bales, or 93.4 per cent of the
crop.
Included in the ginnings were --
round bales, compared with 44,9O4 in
1914, 94,265 in 1913 and 1899 in 1912.
Sea island cotton included num-
bered -- bales, compared with 16,-
S57 in 1914, 1920 in 1913 and 67,257 in
1912.
Ginnings prior to January 1 by
states, with comparisons for the last
three years and the percentage Of the
entire crop ginned in those states prior
to that date in the same 2ars fol-
low:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-14
ROBERT WARWICK IN NEW ROLE
Tires OF Eternal HerOicS, Plays Gen.
tlemt!nIy Villain.

World Film corporation will shortly
present Robert Warwick in Capel-
lani production called "The Flash OF
an Emerald" Robert Warwick plays
a character which is officially de-
scribed as social vulture," preying
on his friends and diverting suspicion
by his ''gentlemanly graciousness. At
the end of the play when Lucien Wal
deck Chats the gentlemanly Villains
name) is revealed as their thief Of The
enormously valuable emerald, he COM
mits suicide.
Mr.. Warwick, when spoken to on
the sub,3et, frankly said that he vel
coined the opportunity of making a
thorough exposition of the versatility
of his art. AS Rabat in 'TThe Face OF
the Moonlight he played a crooked
person to the satisfaction Of his crit
'cs; but the part was neutralized by
that of Victor, in the same film; and
Victor was one Of those goody goody
persons which World Film mas con-
demned Warwick to play so often, and
so successfully.
Seriously, Mr.. Warwick is very
versatile artist; and as Lucius Wal
deck in '.The Flash Of an Emerald he
will have every opportunity of demon
strating the fact. This photo-play will
be shown at the opera house Tuesday,
January IS.