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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-21
CARRIERS SELECTED
ARMY TO CAMP
CONTINUED from page one)

Howard Clifford f., Writ.
Thurston, Frank NJ, Healdton.
Flanagan, George, Henrietta, Texas
Hanks, James. Writ.
Dwight. Otis Clyde. Healdton.
Pollock, James, Ardmore
Griffin, Coleman, New Wilson.
Cochran, Augustus l.. Jr. TT Worth
Texas.
Mahurin, William NJ, Springer
Patton, John H.. Springer
Snelson. John W, Healdton
Creasey, L. NJ, Writ
Smith. Aubrey, Graham.
Williams, Frank, Woodford
Brown, Leonard p, Ardmore
Williams. Dave ~. Springer.
Willis, Elmer L., Moran Texas.
Cox, Ollie c., Ida, Okla
Oakman, William N, Woodford.
Speake. William r., Woodford.
Thompson, David, Ardmore.
Buck. Lonney, Ardmore.
nurb, Alphonso H., Ardmore.
Bond, Herbert H., Berwyn.
Lowery. George NJ New Wilson.
Dickson. Mnlard F.. Staunton.
Gragnani Gus, New Wilson.
Porter Thornton j., Ardmore.
Teal John c.. Ardmore
Buck, David r., Ardmore
Barnes, Joe. Baum
Lambeth, Elbert c., Healdton.
Cannon. Robert L.. New Wilson.
Dyer, Henry c., Ardmore.
Ellis Arthur, Dixie.
Holman, Fred, Ardmore
Knot Leo. Ardmore.
Lyles Eugene. Fox
Mays, William, Ardmore
Moss Charles G.. Deese.
Mcnamara, John j., Writ.
Peden Roy f.. Writ
Pruitt. Jesse b. Fox.
Rushing Samuel. Writ.
sill, Clyde NJ, Healdton.
Tvyford Lawrence Ardmore
Terry, stephen r., Glenn.
Williams John f.. Ardmore.
Young, Ben Roy, Ardmore.
Grunert, Ernest H., Ardmore.
Weger. Max. Ardmore.
Railbourn, Lonnie b.. Healdton.
Easley. John W. Poolevile.
Park, Walter H., Nelda.
Walker William r.. Ringing.
Ratcliff, James f., Legate.
Ellis, Bob, Liverpool, England
Lester, Moran, Ardmore.
Alexander, Charles. Ardmore.
DeWald, Lawrence L., Ardmore.
Sharp, Joe NJ, ArdmOre.
Baker, Charles, New Wilson
Baptiste. Sammy, Brock.
Mills, Martin l.. New Wilson.
Kemp, Lyman, Lone Grove.
Herber, Peter l., Ardmore
Jones. James c.. Glenn.
Dawson. Elmer d., Healdton
Shaw. Jack Ardmore
Davis, Alva. Springer.
Keith, Robert F.. Ardmore.
Mashaw, Archie, Healdton.
Kyle, James w, Newport
Hodges, James A.. New Wilson.
Simpson, Joe f.. Writ
Webb, Louis Ardmore.
Pennell. Norman c.. Writ
Lively, Philip H.. Ardmore.
Savage Robert W, New Wilson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-21
OPERA STARS C0MING
ARDMORE WILL HAVE EXCEL.
LENT CONCERT COURSE.
Paul Athouse, Arthur Middleton. Merle
and Bechtel AlcOCli and Alice Nielsen
Included in List Of Well Known Sing
ers 10 BE Here.

Ardmore is assured Of series OF
high.class musical attractions this sea-
son, contracts having been made by an
organization of citizens for four at.
fractions to be presented during the
coming months. Appearing in these
concerts are well known operate stars
who are included in the musical courses
in the larger cities Of Oklahoma.
The completion OF the convention hall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-21
RUSS TREASON TRIAL ENDS.

Perogrpd, Thursday. sept 2O-The
taking Of testimony in the trial OF Gen
eral W. a. Soukhomlinoff, former min.
lister Of war. who Is charged with trea.
son. and his wife, the latter charged
with being an accessory, was finished
today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-21
LOGAN INCREMENT
CONDEMNS GORE

Guthrie Okla Sept. 2l-Logan
countys increment for the new nation
al army, before leaving here yesterday,
organized and passed resolutions vigor-
ously condemning L. 5. Senator T. r.
Gore as a traitor TO his country"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-21
BALTIMORE FEDERAL LEAGUE
SUES MAJOR LEAGUES
FOR NEARLY MILLION

Washington, Sept. 2l.-Suit was filed
by the Baltimore Federal league base
ball club in the District Of Columbia
supreme court today against officials
of the American league, the National
league and others for $9OO,O 900 damages
under the Clayton law
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-21
8 (! 9'Ise3E:d / IS

The expectant mother awaiting the
greatest time In woman's life, should by
all means render nature helping hand.
Mothers Friend" has been used by
relax naturally and without strain
when baby is born. The work which
nature Is performing Is wonderfully aided
BY this safe, scientifically prepared prep
aration. The usual stretching pains dur
ing the period are avoided and the time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-21

will be given in the university school.
II will be under the supervision Of Or.
w A. Schmidt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-21

before baby arrives is one OF quiet repose
and joyful anticipation.
The expectant mother should not go
single night without applying It herself.
Write TO The Bradheld Regulator Co,
Dept. A. 800 Lamar Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. for
their book. Motherhood and the Baby.
IL will be sent at once without cLarge.
Mothers Friend" is procurable from
any drug store. Ask for It today,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-21

Find It In the want ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15

. .- = ~ +H 49, - 10 H Oh - Ell So 3.
ers whose immediate wants are not
pressing arc waiting for the furtaer
reaction which seems TO be foreshad-
owed. Excepting foodstuns. which. In
the main. have become even more cost
ly. the trend Of Wholesale quotations.
especially of such leading c~ommodities
AS iron and steel and hides and leather.
has been more decisively downward.
and more frequently is the opinion
heard that the crest OF some markets
has at last been definitely passed. Not
In all quarters has the full -sigrii-
canoe OF the turn In prices y"t been
recognized: but it was Inevitable af-
ter the greatest rise OF modern times
and It will ultimately do much to make
the position OF trade and Industry still
more wholesome. though the readjust-
,nents may not be effected without
some embarrassment. That many in.
tcrests proceed more cautiously, but
without apparent loss OF confidence
IN making forward commitments is Il
rcassurinG feature. and while general
business does not now measure Ut to
last years in volume. 1t is being con-
Quoted on a sounder basis.
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cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

IL. N: Phillips. trustee. to Louise d.
Clary, !0oxloO feet, east line OF Tween
ty-third Street. 210 feet north Of v
Street. September 10. 1917. $3.50.
f. T. Sutton. trustee, to Dennis
OSuilivan, is l-4x165 feet. north line
OF Main Street, between T~wenty-frst
ana Iwenty-sccond Streets. August 30,
1917. $746.66.
Morton G.. Thalhimer. trustee, to O.
b. Morgan, 20 3-4xl29 3-4 feet, known
as li.l Grove Avenue. September ii,
Charles F.. Ruehrmund, trustee. to
Lhomas Drummond, 150x179 ga feet,
Rnown as 1901 Stuart Avenue. June
{. {. Hit, trustee. to w. p. Flanagan.
SoNl4o feet. northwest corner Fourth
Venue and Custer Street. September
r. Pollard. Jr., trustee. to Manley
AiIen. 4OXl4O feet, south lire of Leigh
street. at west line of Summit Avenue.
september IL. 1917, SS68.
Stuart Bowe. trustee. to Roland Park
corporation. lot 6, block F.. Roland
Park. September 10, 1917. 5000.
w. S. White. trustee. to II.
strange ct al. lot Q. block /, North
$3.50. "
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

W. l.. Wills to ]. n. Eubank. 40x136
feet, east line OF Griffin Avenue. 40
feet north of Brookland Park Boule-
ward. September l, 1917; tax $3.50.
$40.
Joseph Luccheri to Eddie p. Burriss.
23Xl20 feet, known as zoe South Harri-
son Street. September S. 1919; tax 81.
$40.
Virginia Realty and Construction
Company. Inc. to Henry S. Wallerstein.
3SXl30 feet. southeast corner Boulevard
and Floyd venue known as Dakota
Apartment. September l. 1911; tax S45'
$40.
J. w. Stewart to Harry T. Moore.
10 -2x94 l-2 feet. south limo of Frank
lin Street, 1O9 IA feet west of Thirty
first Street: also Is 1-2X94 1-2 feet.
south line of Franklin Street. 72 IA
feet west of Thirty-tirst street. Sop
ember IL, 1917; tax sl.20. $40.
Johnston Gay to j. P. Mccarthy.
24xi95 feet. known as o12l Park Ave-
nue.. September IL. 1917; tax $50; $40.
NJ. j. Hoover ct uN. to Mary r.. Bow
ers ct al. property known as 230S
Stuart Avenue August 3. 1917, $500.
Margaret II. Strange CT al. to Martha
May Cunningham. lot 3. block !. North
Richmond Terrace. August %, 1917:
tax $3.50, $40.
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Edlie T. Burruss ct ais. to Nelson &
kirsh. trustees. 23Xl20 feet. west line
of Harrison Street 63 feet south of
Chathn Street. September ~. 1917.
s1.344.
Henry s, wallerstein ct NIX. to J.. T.
Carneal. trustee, 3SNl30 feet, cast line
Of Boulevard, at south line Of Floyd
o. a. King to w. c.. Schaaf. trustee.
25xl3S feet. south line of Broad Street.
S? feet west of Monument Annex. Sep
tember /. 1917. $500.
Harry T. Moore to !. b. Welsh. trus-
tee, 90 1-2x1l0 feet. known as & North
Thirty-frst street: also S6x142 feet.
west line Of ThiTty.iirst Street, JOG IL
22x94 1-2 feet. known as 30l5 East
Franklin Street; also c2X94 1-2 feet.
known as 30l7 East Franklin Street:
East Franklin street: also IS 1-2x94 IL
feet. known as 1921 East Franklin
Street: also IS .2xa0 ga feet. known
as 1923 Franklin Street: also 40 1-4X94
street: also 32xsI 1-2 feet. known as
1929 East Franklin Street: also
43 5-6x8o feet. known MS 30O4-S East
Franklin Street. September 12. 1917,
Harry T. Moore to ]. Is. Welsh. trus-
tee. 81 l-6xS0 feet. known az 300S-1C
East Franklin Street; also As 1%1aI2xl4?
first Street.: also 20 l-2x110 feet. known
AZ S North Thirty-frst Street: also
40 5-12xlio feet. known as 2 and 4
North -Thirty.frst Street. September
12. 1917, S7,0S0.
Roland Park Corporation to Stuart
Rowe. trustee, lot G. block +. Roland
Park. September II. 1917. $500.
Mary +. Bowers ct ais. to Leroy +
Brown ct al. trustees. land improve.
mcnts known as zoos Stuart Avenue
September -, 1917. s1.O6'.
Martha May Cunningham to T.. f.
Schmidt, trustee, lot 0. block /. NORTH
Richmond Terrace. August %. 1917
S1,1i1.17.
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Bank ClcnrInEs.

NEW YORK, September 14.-Bank
~clearinss in tho United states for the
week ending September 13 as reported
to Bradstreet's Journal. New York. ag-
gresate S5,744.0y2. 600. against $5.279,-
this week last year. Canadian clear
ings aggregate S2lS.576.00 600. as against
$1S9.S20.0o0 last week and s1S7,607. 900
the returns for this week with per-
centage Of change shown this week as
compared with last year.:
New York. $3,2So,250,0 900; increase, 80.
Chicago. S4S3.1S1, 900; increase. 32.5.
philadelphia. $324.256. 900; increase,
Boston. s240.ooS. 900: Increase, $40.
ST. Louis. S136. 100000; increase, 34.S.
baltimore, s33.b75. 600; increase. 3.S.
New Orleans. $33.244.o0o; Increase.
Atlanta, a2,sse.oo increase, sos.
Richmond. s33.152. 900; Increase, $40.
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t.o1rrUN MAKNETs.

- NEW YOKn. september li-Ihere were
Sioieut price changes III The cotton niarhct
again to-uay. WAN Decciiner seilinS up
from 49,. to 700. and closing at -V.V. The
genera list closed Irregular a. a net advance
oil 10 TO - points.
Overnight buying orders brought In by SEs-
terday's late rally caused lrreSuiarlly at the
opening, nTst prices being ) points hlEhcr
10 POINTS lower. Inc tone Mas paIelS
steady, however, and the in.rhct sold ABOUT
II To 70 points net lower shortly al'tr me
call. with Octot-s touching -Vvs anu jan
uary 1895. lnerc were reports OF Taus
heilnS on this decline. wnich suggested
heusinG overnight purchases III the south.
anu some ot yesterday buyers Tor a resc-
ton eriueutly lIQuIda;ed. But offerings were
BY no means as general or aggressive aS re-
Gently, and the market soon nriaed up on
the PROSPECTS Tor ncaNy rains III tue Eastern
belt. ThcEe .sceIned to DE quite a Ieherai
apprehensft.i tll.t. Eastern states were IN
for Il .f--ii.aos wet weather. winch might
hurt the cror.. or at least delay picking,
however, and buying Was later stimulated
BY d revival OF more optimistic peace taIk.
For a time the market advanced Ne:y IA tid-
ly, with october selling W. 10 N.is and Jan
uary 10 20.5S. or ABOUT - 10 n, points net
higher. These tgnres attracted neary realiZ-
Ing. while there was actiEe seiiinS atiri-
bu,sd 20 Liverpool and continental interests
in the last half hour. with closing prices
showing fractions of - TO ~ points from the
l,pAi Cotton tntursS table
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CREATE
SOME TRADE REPRESSION
Fall Prospects Encouraging, How.
ever, and Outputs Limited by
Lack OF Labor.
HIGH PRICES DETER BUYING
Retail Business in Vicinity Of Cam
tonments Displays Especial Activ-
ity - Demand for Confectionery
and Tobacco Greatly Expanded.

NEW YORK. September 14.-Brad-
streets. tomorrow. will say:
Trade grows. prospects for fall are
very encouraging. and Industrial put
puts are only limited by lack OF la
Dor. but repression is created In some
by past or possible future
price fixing. by uncertainty over tax
alton on excess profits. by the harden
ing of rates for money. and by the
outstanding of resources to take caro-
Of the forthcoming government loan.
l5ut the wants of q very numerous.
wrll-cmploycd people. plus the cnor-
nous needs of a wealthy nation at
war. has made for n forward move.
ment, and while government buying
looms largest. the more important mar
kets have been visited by numerous
merchants who have taken staple ar
ticles rather freely. II is undeniable,
however. that high prices tend to de-
ter Tree uyfng. and. moreover. those
who control credit rcinS are disposed
to discourage tho locking up of 100
much capital in high-priced mcrchan-
disc, especially us it is a orcgo
conclusion that the government needs
for money must receive precedence.
Aside from the uplift in house traie.
which is manifest in demand for dry
goods and kindred lines, cool, indeed.
frosty weather. in parts of the coun-
try the forepart of the week greatly
stimulated retailing. but en- the other
hand hurt the quality, to some extent
the quantities. of late. unmatured
crops. In the vicinity Of c~antonments.
retail trade displays especial activity,
and though the processes now at work
swing calls from ordinary goods to
consumed in greater rather than less.
volume, while at the same time de-
mand for confectionery and tobacco
has greatly expanded.
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HUsTINGS TRANSFERS.

Mamie q Norvell ct vir to r. II.
Stoltz. lot "a. block 1921, South Rich
mond. August IS. 1917; tax $3.50. $40
Henry s. Wallcrstein ct ux. 10 Viz
ginia Realty and Construction COM
pany. Inc, lots 3, 8. 10. IL. -, IS. II,
James J.. Brad!ey's estate. September
4. 1917: tax Sc, $40.
Annie c. Jones ct al. to John j. Bact-
Ealupo. lots 20 and II. square 70, Wood
land Heights. July 2, 1917. $3.50.
Mason Park Land Com pany 10 John
S. Mckee, 66xi43 feet, north line OF
Fairfax venue. July 2j. 1917, 1928.
+. a. MeiSsner, executor. to r.. q.
Weymouth, lot 4, square 4l6. city OF
Manchester. July II. 1917. S1.100.
Beulah Ford ct Wit to Fl. Il. Morri-
setti. Al 1-2xl4S feet, east line of Thir-
tieth Street, As 1-2 feet north of Bell
u Street. August 81, 1917; tax So.
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BUSINESS CONDUCTED
ON A SOUSDIsR RASIS

NEW YORK. September 14.-Duun's
Review tomorrow will say:
Reviving activity does not appear
in ali quarters where expected. but
signs of 1t are both more numerous
and easier CT disccrnment. Low tenn
ocraturcs have come earlier than usual.
and. though reports indicate some in
jury to crops, retailing has been slim
ulated. and manufacturing spceded up
in consequence. Yet. IL in some lines
there is more animation with the nd
varcinE season. all business does not
move with the momentum Of
a year ago. and in certain OF the MOI Q
important branches there is still, halt
ing. either as a result OF continued
doubt about prices or because buy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15

The following permits were issued
SeSterdi-y by, the Building Inspector:
FRANK kolke. TO rcpai brick dwell
Franck Blunt, 10 :epair frame dweII.
ing. 10 North Twenty-third Street,
J. w. Crump. TO erect two brick
h~ellinSs: south sido Of Leigh Street.
cost 81. 900. u
MrS; c. NJ. Dean. to repair brick
n NV, zoo West Grace Street, to
NJ. l.. Crittenlen. to repair frame
TO cost S135. '
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Atlantic Coast Line
Tho Standard; Rar1e.d OF. the South.

REFLECTIVE july e. 1917.
TRAINS LEAyE RlCHMoND DAILY. :.
EoG Fh9ri1s and South: S:l5 A. ~, and
p Fer EGrfelk; S;2' 4 NJ 500 A. N. a:oo
Fer :: s. ". kys West: S;.s A. NJ. $3.50
&. For Petersburg: l2:C0 A. ri, 6:2s A. 81,
S:lS A: NJ. 300. A. ~. $3.50 A.. ST., 400
i:af Mp p MOO p ~ n ts:'5 p. ~. 6:55 P. Al.
For Goldsboro and Fayettsvlle: $500
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A.. NJ.
1895 A.. ~, Sis A. NJ; $40 A. NJ. 1870
6:3S. =. NJ. 7:t5 p. NJ, 900 T. ".
Except. Sunday. ;Sunday only.
Time Of arrival and departure and con-
n~cctlons not guaranteed.
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49,. .St
RAILROADS
Southern RAILWAY Svstem

Trains leave Rlchmond-Aain ST.. Station.
Scheuuie nSurcS not guaranteed. For tie
South-Dniiy: 1880 A.. H.. Observation. Par
ior. CAFE Car $500 L. NJ. Sleeper to~Atfanta:
Vile. open $500 r.. NJ: $40 r.. 81, local re,
MSysvliie. Chase City and oxford-weet
:, York River ~Line-7:35 a. N. AHA. AK
+. M. daily local TO West Point; 6.IOSP ~
Iaiiy; eSSept Sunday. Steamer Trlun. con.
5:oS A; III; i:25 T.. NJ. $3.50 T.. Nj. daily:
$40 A: NJ. except Sunday. From w.;
Point. 9:4O "A. 81. and U:I5 r.. Nj. a mSSst
Steamer Train S:45 A. NJ. daily. except Mon.
ONCE so7 f. Min st. Phone aif.o -.
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PROFESSIONALISM HOLDS
SWAY IN STOCK MARKET
Net a Little Strength Gained BY Rea-
son OF Short Operators Cover
~ ing Their Contracts.
.seoM. LOOKOUT FOR WEEKEND
Buying by Banking and Large Finan-
; cial Interests C~onspicuously ABB
- sent-Banking Interests Believed
L Have Control of Situation.
BY. SrOxoS WALL.

YORK, September H.-Professional-
lam held sway In to-day's market. which
gained not = little strength by reason OF
operators on the short side covering their
contracts. Apparently they feared carrying
too large d short interest over the week
' end. The result of their timidity WAS "A
: buying power which. with transactions OF
: but 1850 shares. sent the majority of is
sues mcaSurs bly, above yesterdays CLOSING.
Buying by banking and large financial In
terests was consptcuously absent. This
: might. perhaps. have enabled the shorts
70. cover with little apprccinbie rise in the
EcDcral list. but for the fact that there
was also a noticeable lack o. stock offerings
saso in Chandler Motors. in which there
li9.idations which caused a net de-
were firm. General motors advanced ! is.
: Bethlehem gained } points and United
nishcd moro than a quarter OF the days
-rCadtnE.
Af1nong the other stocks showing advances
Paul, ia: crucible Steel. /: Distillers: / L.:
General Electric, l.: Marine, 80: Mexican
Petroleum. 2 Ia: New York, New Haven
and Hartford. ! rs: Reading. l Ia.
~ Belief was expressed on the street to-
day that the baking interests now have
IN their hands absolute control of tho mar
s&ei-Situation. II the banking interests take
advantage of their privilege and maintain
q money marlict that is satisfactory to in
Sestors. the forthcoming Liberty loan. II Is
IeIt. VIII prove as successful as the first.
Money ruled firm throughout the day. with
call loans At 4 to D per cent.
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SEw WORK. rRorrCE MARkrT.

NEW DIRK September H-Raw sugar.
steady; sales: l5N9 bags; centrifugal. $50:
moIasses. co.: refined sugar., steady: fine
granulated. S.i0As.50. Butter. easy: cheese.
frm. Spot coffee. unchanged: Rio IS o:
Sa ntcs IL. 10.
Good buying OF nearby deliveries by re-
nners and demand from shorts and COM
mission houses on the big demand for COM
pound lard. impaired strength TO cotton oil
To-day. Final prices showed net gains Of "a
to Is points. Sales. $500 barrels: January
sold from l5.47 TO 1887. and closed at $3.50.
Prime crude. Hl3 bid. The market closed
Arm. Spot. ls3o bid: september. 1870. Oc-
tober. 800: November. 1855: DeceInboy. 1884:
January, 1886: February. 80: March. Is, 60:
Anil. Is. %: total sales, 46. N0.
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CHICAGO GIVE srUUk X

CHICAGO, September receipts,
i0"uJ. tomorrow. e.vD: slow. ~ to 10 cents
unuer yesterdays .veraEe. Bulk. sl,.lV0
>lst5. light. AZ 04 ;lh-ov. mixed. Si6. 10 %
sISco; heavy. slb ~ SISSY: rough. Sit. "
|is.sa: pigs, aI3sou sl..2.
Cattle: receipts. 5000. steady: native beef
caItlc. $I.+ta $3.50: Western steers. $500 "a
$3.50; stock ers and feeders. $3.50 u SIC. rs:
cows ana hcifers. 5000 Sl2.S5: calves.
}l2 ~ II 3lU.25.
sheep: receipts. l2,0d. weak: wtthers, 50. 90
q Sll..v: lambs. Sl2..5G 3lb.l5.
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supreme Court Cn.e,

aSpecial to The Times-Dispatch.1
SIAuNTON. VA. September Is
supreme Court proceedings here to-
aay We're: Rosa l.. Walters VS.. Nor
OK mo western Railway Company,
argument completed: Folks VS. Nc
Clung. from the Circuit Court of High
land County. involving possession of
n tract OF land, argued and submitted.
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HUsTINGs TRUST DEEDS.

H.. f. Morrissette ct ux. to Philip e.
w. Goodwin. trustee. 46 1-2x148 feet,
east line OF Thir,ieth Street, &c 1-2 feet
1917, $4,000.
II. L. Morrisaette ct ux. to A. ". Pet
tigrew. trustee. 46 1-2x146 feet. east
line OF Thirticth Street. 46 1-2 feet
north OF Bellvue Street. September /.
1917. $500.
John r. La Pradc ct ux. to II. A. Lam
caster. Jr., trustee. lot II, block 80.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales dt onion Stock Sards.l

Repo.t ii "ceA ending august a.
Choice steers. udtllh: medium To rood.
,u!vn: common TO fair: 7Tsn Choice
common TO fair, SOFA, Choice cows. Ins:
medium to good, Gr7 o. ia: common TO fair.
bG6 Best oxen. sos. medium 10 sooo. ia
orb: common TO far, Sh0sn ses! heavy
common, to fair. lG0nh. Best heavy hoks.
10: medium weight, ist, Pip: shoats. l26l4:
common to fair. bG6n. Choice Spring la nj os.
HU 10: medium. i2Gi2h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday by the clerk OF
me Hustlngs, Court: (Note.-Figures
after names denote aEes).
Earwood S. Flippen, 25, and Navis
Irene Boykln, 90. city.
Kenneth N. Ellis, 25, Sussex County
and Ann Leth Duncanson, %. CITY.
Frank c. Palmer. %. and Daisy Bell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY AI.L-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond.
FOR %oHFoLK; 'S:a5 A. 81. 300 A. NJ.
''i fSt r. NJ i5;t hi1R r; NJ; tt:Oo fi NJ rsr
tS;2i Al ~: $50 A. NJ: 400 p NJ. 1856
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .ll:4o
I: 81. $50 p NJ. 900 p, NJ. From tho
tl:ao P. Might P. 81. 900 p. 81.
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. tSunday
Sn'y Is. HEvILL. w. c.
p. T. NJ. Roanoke. G. p. A. Roanoke
&. II. BOSlEY. .. r. A., Ric mond va.