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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25
PEARL

John Schoenfeldt was breaking 6
colt one day this week.
The section men were repairing
the crossings on the Rock Island.
VIII Ballantyne autoed to Chap.
man Saturday evening to see the
operetta at D. C. II. S.
S. L. Book and Clarence Taylor
were in Lyonsdale Friday.
Sevreal are planning to attend
commencement exercises at Chap.
man this week.
c. w. Taylor shipped a couple
carloads of wheat to Kansas City
Saturday.
The high school students of Pearl
are spending their vacation feeding
the fish in Terrapin lake.
Garden are coming out in fine
style after the rain.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
MOONLIGHT

Rev. ]. M. Sheets was in ella!
Center Sunday and Monday of las
week to officiate at the funeral o.
Mrs. Christ Hare on Sunday and
Grandma Backman on Monday.
Mr. True is building an addition
to the Geo. Boyce house.
VIII and Joe Page motored to
Abilene Monday.
VIII Lexow was in Abilene on
business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 2. Lehman were
in Abilene Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Burkholder is suffer-
ing with very sore hand.
The Nazarene tabernacle has
been completed.
Grandma Engle visited Sunday at
the Rev. ]. NJ. Sheets home.
NJ. H. Crawford, H. S. Crider and
Ezra Crider drove to Abilene Satur-
day.
Irvi Hoover was in Abilene Mon
day.
Mrs. ]. E. Brechbill is visiting her
parents at Concordia for a few
weeks.
Harry Kready is getting ready to
build large modern house on his
fine farm.
Mrs. D. H. Brechbill is enjoying a
visit to her old home in Pennsyl-
vania.
Ed. Reels drove to Abilene Mon
day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25

| La, after a short visit with rela'
tives.
Hugh Smith of Beloit returned
home after a visit with his uncle
Bruce Bunker, and family.
Noleta Engle is visiting in abb
lene a few days.
Clare and Wade Snider Of Tai
mage we're in this vicinity Monday.
Mrs. Frank Kean is staying in
Abilene a few days.
Mrs. Bruce Bunker and sons left
for Anderson county to visit her
sister.
Gladys and Alice Shirk will en-
terrain Wednesday afternoon in
honor of their sister Thelmas birth
day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25

write insurance, l make loans,
call at my office located above
shearer's shoe store, corner Third
and Broadway. I have the lowest
rate loan companies and am agent
and adiuster for the popular Kan
sas Farmers Mutual Insurance Com
pany of Upland, Kansas. Call and
get my rates. W. D. NICHOLS.
25wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25

Dead horses and cattle removed
free. Phone charges refunded. Call
234, 731, 1850. Dederick Rendering
Works. WITT
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25

For sale, a we'll bred driving
horse sired by Fred McGregor, VT.
about 1850, extra good driver. In
quire of ]. A. Engle, Talmage, Kan.
1Sw2t1Sd2t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25
Auto Lamp Lost

In Abilene or on road to Buck.
eye, auto license No. 27127 and tail
lamp. Finder leave at this office
for reward. 20d2t25w1t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25

Barred Plymouth Rock eggs 81
Tor Is. F. M. Worley, 401 E. Seventh
Abilene. d-eod-wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25

For sale cheap, well drill outfit.
Inquire ~ mile south Of Enter
prise. Pleasant Hill phone 1414.
23d1tw1t"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25

Hereford Bulls For Sale
Big boned husky fellows II to
Is months old. Priced worth the
money. Everyone good one. ]. P.
Fengel, Lost Springs, Kan. 1Sw4t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25
SATURDAY AUCTION SALE

May 81, at U. P. square. House
hold goods and live stock. List your
articles at once. ]. G. Engle, Auc.
Grin Snyner, Clerk. d1tw1t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25
ACME

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Geof-
troy, a daughter.
C. S. Barr returned to Mansfield,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-05-25

HURD & HURD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15
CHANGER, DEEDS or TRUST.
sixteen Deeds OF Trust. Amounting 10
Sj2,I:II,J:t.

charles T.. Kain G, ux 10 II i. Pol
, 'i,, ~ ,. trustee; 20 n III tr"t south
First Street. December =. 1919: $3.50.
Realty aud Finance Corporation of
NirSinla !" walter {. crcnsnaN. ttus-
Tee. % LIMBS feet north line of Main
street. LA LIZ feet east of sheppard
street. December -. 1915: S:.6SS
Daniel j. bradford et ux. To sitter.
"rS, lin" 81. John Street, a feet south
al Federal street: also = 4 acres 1--WE
miles from city. December q. 1916:
Il. NJ lynn 9, ux 20 Pollard 4 Eac
by. Inc. trustees, la0Xl43 feet south
line OF Mouument Avcnu. at Lafayette
S'r :n. December - 1915; $3.50.
Flake, trustee. 2lxl2o feet west line OF
Rowland street. l5S3-4 feet south Of
Main street: December -. 1919; !loh
l:inkc. trustee. %"Ni2o feet north line
OF Stuar, Avenue. 90 feet west Of stu
art Avenue. December IL. 1916: S37l.
>. W. Il. l.. smith. ~. - w. Chcster
at Main street. 1874 feet 53-i inches
w.st OF Brown street. December :.
1916: S3?l.Sl
!. 7. Lawrence ct ux. TO John g.
Coke. .Ir.. trustee. 20 feet 3I-a inches
by loo 4 fee, south line OF rark
AN"nu" 81 80 fee, west of Sycamore
street. December 49, 1916; s2.50O
William II. Spurlock II ny to w l..
Walker. trustee. 5oNls5 feet north line
of Leigh street. so feet west of IIar-
ris"n street December u. 1876: s7g5
Walter l. Willis to Pollard X IiaEhy.
trustee. iJXl36 feet. known as SO?
Griffin Avenue. December IL. l9iG:
$3.50.
w L. Willis TO Pollard e Ragby.
Inc, trustee. 40Xl36 feet. known as 50"
Griffin Avenue December y. 1916
$3.50.
Walter l.. Willis TO Pollard & Eagby,
Inc, trustees. j0Xll7 - feet known
Us 1870 Hancs Avenue. December l."
1915. $3.50
w l.. Willis 10 Pollard Y Haah.. Inc.
trustees, 50xll1 Il feet. known as iI"t
iiancS Avenue December -. 1915.
$3.50.
Walter l.! Willis to Popard < Harby.
Inc. trustees. ioxl3I f.et, known ~
so! Griffin Avenue. December Il. lNlG,
<2.?5o
Annie {. k.nninrham ct vir TO Sh"l-
ton w. Davis. trustee. 3aXl0o foot. be-
inG -; 30. iiillcrcst. November 90.
laii S@.l?i.7@.
Matti" NJ Nash TO i.eakc &, Foull.c,
trustees. 3oNi5c feet south lin" o:
Franklin street. 1875 feet vest Of I.au.
rel street. December IL. 1916: s4,"70.
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Cotton Census Ncport,

WASiiINGTON. December l4-t'ot.
ton manufactured during November
amounted to 5S+.os2 running bales.
compared with 3li.7i3 a year ago. and
Tor the four months. ..9os.. 80. bales
Io'hHHre. With l.'1S.63j q year ago. the
Census bureau to-day announced
cotton on hand November 80 in CON
ShihinG establishments. was o.l9l 7ar
bales. compared with l.6l3.G4l II year
ago ana IN public storage and 1T com.
presses. i.o?S."2S bales. compared with
i,:Sl.a3? II year ago
EGtton spindlcss active during No
vcmhcr numbered 22.7l3.?37, compared
with 3i.+SS.723 "a year ago.
Imports were 1889 equivalent 500
pound bales. compared with 2liGS a
year ago. anr for the four months.
36i3i bales. compared with 1a.SGl last
year.
Exports were 75H.55o bales. compared
with 12i3H2 a year ago. and Tor the
four months, 2.5lS, 2G5. compared with
l.Si3.3l5 last wear
l.in'crs. not inciu0ed i'm foregoing
statistics. used during November were
"i,'"l bales; on hand November 30 in
consuming establishments 1?SAG. and
~ publ" storage and at congresses
l@.,3'i. lintcrs Included in exports
S,"5S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15
UNITED STATES cIncurr COURT.

The United States Circuit C"ur, Of
appeals r"c"nv"ncd Yesterday morning
~ 10 o'clock. with Circuit; judge,
pritchard Knapp aud Woods and Dis
trict Judge Rose in attendance.
Court announced ana handed down
IT'S opinion in tn. following cases;
No. lii6-J. &. Long aud cathlcon
Ihelnia Long. piaintiffs in error. vS At
lHntir Coast Line Katir"ad Company.
n ,r,l', ,.a, IN rrr9r; ~iror 70 tn" pis-
by Judg" Woods. Reversed
M iII+-john y. Iiutscy AMI Wifi.
Matte llurs"y. appcilants. vs. 10. l.
Lane" trustee in baukrupt"y of john \.
Iiurs.!. bankrupt app.licos. nppcai
from tn" District Court "a, Charleston
> I. In hnmhruptcy. Opinion by Judge
Woods Affirmed.
No. l4:s- Atlantic Coast Lin" RAIL
road comrnny, plaintiff in error. ~
defendant in error: error 10 til" Dis
trict Court at FlorcnD,. :. g Opinion
by Jude" Woods. Reversed.
in error Ns. The United States or
America. defendant in error: error to
Tn" District cour, at Richmond Va.
Opinion by .judg" Woods. Affirmed
Case argued yesterday:
No i4?6-Southern Power c"mpanv,
rlaint'n IN error. - " a Mcclure and
Grover Mcclure. deceased defendants
m srror; ">rorr. to The Dis,ric, Court g;
Robinson. .lr.. and +. |. osborne. of
Charlotte, y. G.. for tho plAintiir IN .r-
ror. and by Thomas j jerome. Of
Greensboro, y. G. for TIA. d-fciIants in
error. ana submitted
Cases in call to-day.
No. li77-iial VI Worth 81 a. APP
p"llnnts. ". Marshall Field " Co. and
J. Elwood cox, II NJ. Rohins. - al an
p"l!"cs appeal from tn. District Court
~ Greensboru, y {. In baukruntcy.
No. l41S-l4ni NJ. Worth. ~ al. pc
ti,ion"rS, ". Marshall Field & CO. re-
spoudcnt: oi D"ti-'nn to sup.riut.nd
and r"vis", "tc. ,DiSuic, Court q,
t'r""nShoro; y G. In ,..nnkrup,.y T.
Of Greensboro. y. e, for tn" appel
lants and petitioners. and hv " a.
Eyuum r. g. Strudwiel nud : Clay
Williams. Of G.c-nsb"ro :. g. for tho
uppcllccs and respondent.
Admitted To practice; w. :. OE, Rob
iusou and T.. l. Osborne. al Charlotte.
y. g. wcr" admitted Ia practice as at
turmcNA aud CnmMsnimLs i'm Ills cnMri.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15

Margaret a. Houston 81 ais. to Will
liam III. Spurlocl:. 30Xt15 feet north line
OF Leigh Street. $50 feet west OF llai-
risnn street. December .. 1915: So.lVC.
city of Richmond to William Kelly
Jr.. ct ais. la.N0NllU feet, known az
1886 Taylor street second .l.1GXIlU
fect known IS 1884 Taylot street:
third, 2u.2NllU feet known aS 1872 raN-
Tor Street. fourth. 2l.JNll0 feet north
line OF Taylor street. ~ feet east
VI Temple street December IL, 1915.
fi.O63.
City OF Richmcnd TO Oito l.. Nogt
- ais 2iNilo feet nurth line OF Try-
.or street. known "a" l63S Taylor street.
December IL. 1916; SI.h60.
!l"ath i. ltawlcy. special commits
Si"ncr. - Il. -. I.rwis. "OXlco feet,
kn"wI! as ll2' Moore street. July i6.
1915: lose
Henry =. Wallcist"n ct ux to
Charles w. Hardvi,kc. iOXi5a foe.
north line OF BROAD street. S07-I2 feet
east cf Twentieth Street. December
-. 1916 S2,i0O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15
REAL ESTATE,
AND COURTS
cHANCERy TRANSFERS.
Zen Deeds OF TnrEnin and Sale. Totnl-
I'M. SIl.lII.

ne Rca! Estnt- I.odE Deposit Com
2"nY to Mrs. Josie Spindle. lot ~ block
:. Nirs mia Place Deccmhcr >. 1916:
taN. 81: $40
I.RjanIin j.. Brown. .Tr. -, ais to
Pc jamin T.. Brown. Sr. nvc-s:xtns un-
divided interest 3oXla2 feat north line
OF i street. 80 f"ct from Tv'cni-- nluth
street. September %. lr!", tax, 20
cents. $40.
l.. II. and J II. Schcpmo.e to Will
nam l.. Tyler. lot IL. IN block g. Pruvi-
.!chce Park. ID. reinbcr H. 1916; tax,
s.; $40.
Fannie s. Corey 10 B,,rsm l.. Fob
ms 3iNeo feet norm line OF FelIs
- Get. $50 feet east Il - Johns Street
November IS, 1916: 1900
E"tram l.. Robins to C"ra.l.a Bur
Ter l." feet ~ inches by 10 feet north
IN" OF Felis street. 40 feet east of 81
JDNn-. Street. bccenher = 1910: Stni,.
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CItAN.EnY nEi.EAsE DEEDS.
Nine Deeds of uclcnsc, Amounting TO


H. l.: Pollard. Jr., trustee. to Charles
T.. Kahn. - l-2Xl3l feet south line Of
Broad Street. % feet west OF First
street. December - 1916: S2.Io0.
liutzler ~ Levy, trustees. to NJ. no.
seuDloon. u l-2Nl@3 l. -; feet north lin"
Main Stree. between Fourteenth aul
north line of Main street. between
Fourteenth and f'iftc. nth Streets De
Semhcr 1. 1916: S3l..3O
llutzl.r {: Levy. trustees, to Vi. kO-
scnbloom. i3 IN 1873 feet north line Of
Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets December IL. l'lG,
Sl7.joo.
RichcsOn X cruIChhcld. trustees. 10
Louis Marchct,l. 81 feet - inch by
- feet west line Of Fifteenth street,
80 feet south of franklin street. De-
c"uhcr y. 1916. Sj."ur
w X; l.. Smith. Jr. trustee. 10 Mabel
-. Fcrrail II vir. lot ]. block .. Lee
Annex. December -. 1915: sl.i1l.5U.
George u. Sn"ad. trustee. to Mabel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15

Richmond. Va. December - 1915
i:"uor' for "ccE "udluE December II
'hpi'. steers 81. TO -. medium to good.
:. :. ."iminon 20 fair. -. |" 90. Choic"
r'Ncr- -. 10 -. medium to :p"d -. -
-, Common 70 fair s.. 10 g. 6ho"c COWS
20 So medium 20 good, q. 20 ~ common
=" ialr 10 81 Best oxen. o.. 10 "a,
.r@:l4ln 70 good. y. to -. ron,i,oi /" fair.
j. II" ho"Ey bulls. ; to ~. liFh' ", To-
-, 20 "Its"s, J" - II: common -, 10 slg
Be- heasy hors. 1850 medium w"lrhi.
.t- i" =. !:hi =. To- 9. sous ana 9tag-
:" Be- sheep 5Is l." 80. common to
iH.r g. =" ~ Best lambs 10 {" !p'.. com
mon ~ fn!r. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15
BUILDING. PERMITS.
Nine BuiiJirg prr;1its, AMOUNTING


simon Syclc Clothing Company. To
erect brick store. ~ West Broad street.
To cost $1,000
TIL" Western Union Telegraph Com
rhnr. To erect iram. shed ON :. y. l..
tracks. between leigh and Clay Streets,
10 cost Sla0.
w. v. Woo. 10 repair brick store
lipN East Main street. 10 cost 1872.
w. l. Wood, TO repair brick dwell
Ing. 2Io2 Monument Avenue, TO cJSt
$3.50.
II. II. iinrtz"i, 10 repair brick garage.
600 West l!rOat street, to cost 500.
Nanni" NJ. Baker. to repair brick
dwelling 1870. Ba:nhridg" street. to
cost Siui
Richmond stove Company. TO repair
brick building on East Main street.
I" cost $500
George Puul's Estate, 10 repair cigh,
fram. dwellings, II3-ll7 West Erin
street 10 cost $500.
81 Anthomy's cntholic church. TO re-
DOT frnm. chmrch 1, .. II SlIO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15

o. Fcrrall at vir. 2aN201l-2 rcs, south
me OF i'arh Avenue. Southeast corner
Park Avenue aud West street Dcccin
Der -. 1916: sac.
ton ana assigns, lot 40. In plan Of llill-
crest Park. Nov"mhcr -. 1916: SllS0
-. .. THElor. trustee, To AlsoD Mo-
Tor Company. Inc. and assigns. lot 10
Interest fark November -. 1915
$1,000.
kich"son ~ Crutchheld. trustees to
Henry = >WailcrStcin. lSiNl53 r.cs
north line OF Broad street. 1T Twenty
hrSt street. December -. 1916. $50!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15

value. 500. u, G. Wiley. president: +.
u. Stanley. secretary and treasurer
both of l.ynchhurE. 4
rho Monitor Film. Manufacturing
Company, Inc. Alcxandria. Maximum.
SI".0o0: minimum. 81 900: par value, $500
J.. q. trosSman. president. WaShin:,ton
II. G.: j. Vincent oiIara. secretary and
treasurer, Washington. u. g.
Kings h"t"l. Inc. Norfolk Maxi
mum. S2,I"u. minimum. $1,000: mar
yaiu". S!ro. f. l.. King. president
william Eyh,". s"crctary--both Of Nor,
M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15

NEW YORK pess-nt"- ii-I!aw sugar,
sass rsU:ritGcal. IS. ruoi,>>.>. ;S- re
+.s-. IN" Er~rulateA. rs. $50; coffee,
--" Et1 No : -. Santos No I. le:s.
E--'-- a-t cheese. firm.
Tenders on p"C.:0hc- contract and slow
---r.- demand HruGEh: about easier null
-r- cotton oil :n- nearby deliveries.
whle .a:e months wc-s s:,ad.e- on >hor,
H.r.-g-- and w:'G cotton. Final ;-lCs~ were
tg.-'~ tower SO - points net higher. Close
---.-- ~. SPOT i-iN u:t. December. = 10
- - Hs-rh. - = q = T.. tc-i,. :. - = - -
Nav = =: ~ ST. Jun" :. - 7i-il July.
Total
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

The following charters w"ro issued
yesterday by tn" State ICorporatiof
Commission:
The Wisslcr Orchards. Inc. M Jack
son. Capital stock. S5u,cu": par value.
500. John l. Wissler, ST., president:
John L. Wissler, .tr., secretary ana
trca surcr-both Of Mt. Jackson.
Combustion Regulator Company, Inc.
l.ynchburE. Capital stock, 5000: par
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MARRIAGE: LICENSES.

III" roil"w ms; narriag" licenses wcrce
ISSUED A'Sttrdl% by III" clerk of the
lIuStinls Court:
Willinm L. Nichols and Grace l..
Whitman.
Aubrey l.. H"untr"c and Annie q;
Rogers.
Charles w. Shields and Sadie Hab-
liston.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MAREEr.

SEW YORK. December -. Reeves. steady.
CALVES st"ady. fair to Eood y.ais IA Uul,
tito sheep .nG lamb. quiet. common 10
prime sheep, 3 N q : -. CulIe 81 ,GT s. o.:
common TO good ia!ut.. 81 80 n $3.50: ctIlls.
g - q 5000. Hogs, steady. ASnt weights.
SlgIp
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uusTINGS RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Deeds or Rci.nsr. AmuuntIn-
tO S2.iNJu,

Ia S2.DUO.
a. L.. Ad:tmSon, trustee. to Mary T.
M"iGh;tn. 33Nl32 feet. known as Oh
West Eighth Street December .. 1915.
$500.
y. l.. Ahanson Ct ais to Leonard r.
Jones. 37Nli3 feet south line of Fair.
fax Avenue. 80 feet west OF Mason
street December II. 1916: Sl.lco
~ l." Adamspu. trustee. to Mamie {:
Crouch. a?Nl AZ feet north side of In
gram Avenue. 33 feet west OF Monroe
street. November s. l9lG. 1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15

WAS associated with reports indicating
Willingness 10y Great Britain ami her allies
I" vH!. for q statement of Gvrlnsny's pro-
posed terms az r-sce. Tn" clos was h"avy-.
!. - Ia met lower. with May - l.t"t. 10
lc5~. and July al i+2'. i25s. Corn
un!sh"a : on IL !. up: oats. un, hanged Ia
:. higher. and provisions varying from
:; TO = 1"ciin" 10 ris" Of IL cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15

Tho i-c-"sse - active sHinG,os 20 a2.,i1.s5;.
N" .s-:"St number ever tUcn.! ia >iHS."
''-"1;: u his cmGr;ry. served - Intensity
.rr-es.at 10y much higher cables than due:
EGs AFTER early trading The market turned
--.. .-tr- IN III" day sudden activity was
.gsui--L Ay pesee :urlorS. which had jus;
f." opposite effect u recent similar
rto-s The vigSin: bid December. =
T anus - : = March = -" MAY :. IL July.
- re. p-tvb"-. = - spot Quiet and
ha--.! N!LiilHc, = p}C. sales Oh IN. spot.
DC ts,.s. arrive. =" bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15
iii;NItICO TRANSFER.
One Decd of iinrrnin mud Sale, A,nou,

Lizzie - Morris "t viz to Alice r.
Hall. lot q in Tie plan Of Club View
near Wcsthainpton. December II. 1915
$500
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.iAEKTT G6Xr.jTIr ~ "

Poultry IhicEcus aud hen. IN splendid de-
manu- lh f''rt a poultry selling good and
lWk"t arttF". Eggs Mark"' stronger. Live
l"' IL Market IL Very good shape under
isht rec "irls Ncais Very scarce aud
'"ri"a tn" genera! market s. roya air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15

MARX l.r "D%DlTIO.S
it''' -i' 20 ttlt"- lFht. c-'i.u. unusually
E't4 l'H'ef"'. .-.tU" good quality DTirg-
E'nH ir..'s M"Tr"t aH'i." pl. at! trf..'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
WlIOl.ISal.' NI.DT 'TIONS ~ '.'EINN-,
Richmond Va. December Il. 49,
RICHMOND HAY MAnKEr.

car lots
10. Observation-Disclosures. 4, Is 80
10. : timothy. zee. .... ....-.. Il l. ~
80 tlmo'fS..---- -.......... roItlua!
Light clover. naked ........... n l. %
No. clover, Ip:xeG........... &c % "
20. clover. mixed. noiDlna:
10. clover. ............ II j. 90
30 :, '.yN 's.--..'...- ...-......-. ~ VI u
SrRA " o;rircss"i .....,,.. a u 90
l.Oos.- pressed large bales. n II o.
SH % kS-coTna pressed ....... Z, u 30
Loose pressed. large bales. Il ~ n
NlLLFEED
Sh!pstur. winter ............. - ~ II
Bran. winter. .... ........ 80 u.. =,
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NAVAL STORES
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S"iitS l!e casks: shipments, casks. stock.
lotto casks. RoStn. firm: sales. Cos barrels .
RECEIPTS, sos barrels: shipments $50 bar.
r't>. stock. Hl.itS barrels. Quote: a. Il, e
y u; 80: +. go: 6. II. |. 63oa6.35: X
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tEIERSBCRG. VA. December R-Span-
per huShel go :
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Fancy Jumbo. il.C Dor pound: extra prime
80 per hound: prime 3igc pound: she'll
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NAvAI. STONES

IN gray goods. Mems wear and dress goo
bu!cTs were active.
The Denver star., 1916-02-19
JEALOUS WORKER
AMONG BAPT|STS
Success Of the Rev. Or. G. S.
English Of Mobile, Ala.
POPULAR WITH The MASSES

Left 70 Provide For Himself and Other
Members Of His Family At an Early
Age, DR.. cornsIius S. English Car
risd Heavy Program Of Responsi-
bilities In His Upward Struggle.
Mobile, Ala.-The Rev. Cornelius 8.
English, D. D.. is recognized leader
of the Baptists of Mobile county. in
this state, and has won his way to
prominence by hard work, backed up
by industry and push. He represents
what a man can do If he will only use
his opportunities and ever be ready
and willing to help his fellow man.
DR.. English is a native Of Alabama
and he was born on q farm in Dallas
county in 1869. He has used his time
to good advantage. He was among
the early pupils of the public schools
of the county, under Lawyer Walter
Cane, who when his health became i'm
paired abandoned the practice of law
and entered the educational work in
the public schools.
Young English soon demonstrated
that he had the ability to carry a pro-
The Denver star., 1916-02-19
KANSAS BARS FILM PLAY.
Birth Of = Nation" Misreprsssnts the
Nation and the Negro Race.

Nation and the Negro RAGS.
A Topeka (Kan) dispatch states that
the state board of censors has barred
showing In the state of Kansas. The
report also says that following the
showing of the film to an invited audi
ence W. D. Ross. state superintendent
of public instruction and state movie
censor. rejected the film entire.
Then the state appeal board. consist
ing OF Governor Capper, S. NJ. Brew
ster. attorney general. and j. T. Botkin,
secretary of state. sustained the state
censor. after hearing the arguments Of
II. A. Sherman. manager of the film
company. Superintendent Ross issued
the following statement:
The picture is rejected because 1t is
not proper, is not instructive. and from
its false title through its tissue Of mis-
representations of the north. the Negro
and our country's history to the final
eliminating travesty which pictures
peace on earth and good will to men as
the outcome OF passion. of hate and
murder. It is vicious and immoral-im
moral not alone in the parts that are
sexually suggestive, but in Its whole
revelation OF race prejudice and sec
tional bitterness"
Manager Sherman announced that he
would take the case to the courts and
get an injunction. sometime between
now and the time the reel is scheduled
to be shown In Kansas City.