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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-20

mated and unanimously elected for the
year 1917: President. DR. A. w. Cum
mings: first vice president. Walter
Price: second vice president. E. T.
Rice: secretary. J. T. Elicit: assistant
secretary. r. l. Miller: treasurer. S. l..
Utterback: teacher, w. F. Mooney, and
assistant teacher. r. H. Yates.
y = = =
Rev. Earle Wiley. pastor of Vermont
Avenue Christian Church, will speak at
the Y. NJ. c. A. lobby service tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. taking as his
subject death in the Pot"
4 4 4
The Y. M. c. A. evangelistic team will
have charge OF the evening service to-
morrow at Eldbrooke NJ. f. Church.
The team will be under the leadership
of Guy c. Hendry. who will be assisted
by Willard M Rice and c. H. Crawford.
William Knowles Cooper. general
secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A. will speak
in Pittsburgh tomorrow.
The Y. NJ. c. A. gospel team will con-
duct the evening service tomorrow at
Lincoln Road NJ. E. Church. Homer J.
Councillor will preside. and Page NICK.
Etchison will deliver the address. The
Y. NJ. c. A. quartet, composed of A. l.
bowman. William f. Powell, A. l.
kiehnhoff and Benjamin w. Lineback.
= = Z =
The Y. NJ. c. A. extension workers
will hold their monthly conference in
the Central Y. NJ. c. A. building this
evening at 5:45 o'clock. Rev. James H
Taylor will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-20

forever with Incompatible brilliance-
cannot all be Pauls, nor Wesleys, nor
Gen. Booths. nor Dwight l. Moodys.
yet we have our shining to do. and it
is just as important to Gods plan that
we brighten the corner where we
are" as 1t is for these stars of the first
magnitude to WELD their mighty in
fuence.
Specifically. we are to shine by real
positive service to Christ-service
love that is within. The highest and
best service we can render is to bring
others to the knowledge of Jesus
Christ as their personal savior. and
the Savior of the world; and this is the
service which will make our lives
shine as the stars forever and ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-20

The world going through period of changes
under conditions that tend almost invariably make every
and partzan side the other the great
struggle being srmy fought between autocrac and demo-
cratic ideals With the destiny of whole social and govern
mental system hanging balance we are so by the
camor of the of these conflicting parties that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-20

find it hard to know which follow what the actual
AIRY DIGEST comes to our aid with its cool and discus
of these wordhakng along absolutely impartial
lnes quoting from all of periodicals without shadow of
bias Reading it, we are enabled bearings.
judge values accurately to rise above personal and political
viewpoints, and to know things they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-20
salesmanship Club Gives Luncheon.

Plans for the future Of the Sales
manship Club of Washington were dis
cussed informally at a luncheon by
members of the executive committee
at the Raleigh Hotel yesterday. The
next meeting of the club Is to be held
Tuesday evening in the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28
CHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Eleven Deeds of Release Amounting Ia
S.E5Ung

ELAN & Funston. trustee to Virginia
{. Blankenship. - l-2xlj& - feet
north line OF Franklin street between
Eifth and Sixth Streets. March Is.
W. p. Rcdd, trustee. to Il. l.. ron.
given. known as 24l0 Stuart Avenue
March 80. l?l7. S+.Oou partial relcasc).
Hicheson ~ Crutchiicld. trustees. to
6. II Bates ct ais. - feet IL inches
by l2I 81 feet. known as 2luS- stuart
Avenue. March %. 1917. S".035
g. II; Bates. 30 fee, IS inches by
Avenue March %. 1917. $1,000.
Leroy T.. Brown, trustee. To Will
helmina Schmidt ct ais. Ii 34Xl26 feet
known as 3l4 East Broad Street. March
II. r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. TO Will
helmina Schmidt ct ais, IS 5-l2xl26
feet. known as 80 East Broad Street.
March Il. 1917. 10000
Arthur T. Chapman. trustee. to
Richard Moore ct ais: u 2-$Yl2 feet
March 10. 1917. s21.a25.
Stuart Rowe: trustee. To H.. :. Wal
lerstcin. - 1-6X1o6 feet. north line OF
BROAD street. 76 HIP feet west Of
Fourth street March s. 1917. S+2.6S7.50.
stuart Rowe: trustee. TO II :; Wal.
BROAD Street. lo2 LIZ feet west of
Fourth Street. March s, 1917, S42,-
Si2GS1.50.
bessie {. Howard. cxccutrix. 10 Jamca
y Carter. olxl5o feet, south line Of
Leigh Street. D.: feet west OF Mozcllc
street. March 10. 1917. SLIGO.
Cabcli &: E.asley. trustee to Greater
Richmond Realty Company. Inc. I35
acres. one mile west Of city. known as
"Chantilly." February > 1917, $ll5,O0o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28

NEW YORK. March @'.-Stocks on III.
hnrn W.t" Tor IA" most part dull and
n""FS t"-tay although the undcrcurrent
W"S S,till hrn. fn" cessation OF activity
Was hue NOR" :" lack ~ outsid" Interest.
.'hdihE IN" r"ny"ntuE OF ''puErcss ncSt
Monday In Special session ." consider war
mtn-HfcS sales. with closing bid and
''-' Aetna Explosive a'gHl 5.Un Mayi,n
munitions. -. htai:. 6.clo Midvel. steel ..a.
los. 80 h!t.i Motors @su SsN. .On Zinc
,onc"mtratiE". -. n -: so Goshen n %
n.i. i'H l"t=; Loon 'oadsu oil Gas, common,
va w.; 500 Federal OIL. GT.i.: 200 In.
tcrnatonal Petroleum. Ia. Tlr-. i.5"r Metro
np,it"i fetr"l"uin. -. n "a. l2."ra Oklahoin!,
IN, common. lbn II: i~- Victoria i-ltJi
-. '''" Atlanta lJni': 800 I3ir L"du-.
iu''s. i"-' Boston and Montana - n -.
800 Calumet and Jerome" lT,Gig: $3.50 cons
arizona smell. 2n2 l-i6: 25cn Goldn"id
,niS. -" y ~. iHS Green Monster. Il. Z, =.
900 Jumbo Extension. - n al 800 Mother
Lou" "a 90 Nn Nipiss!nr. S'snsa,: 5.rI
R"N Cons. fHH an: eco Success 3.Ti 20. t-l
North American f. and u. js.nO: 1000
Midwest OIL !sfso: loo" Oklahoma T. and
X. Mll.; 900 osaE" i!uminv. Sa.Ts. 500
SimClMir on. L. n 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28
Painful Swollen Veins
Quickly Relieved
and Reduced

Mrs. II. NJ. Rcnlcr. of Federal. Kan.
sas. writes an interesting account OF
her success In reducing Il severe case
OF enlarged veins mat should he en-
couraSinI to others similarly afflicted
She suffered with badly swollen and
inilamcu veins Tin fact. one had
brokem. for moro than seven years
before she became acquainted with
Absorbing. 'r. and used II. Absorbinc.
Jr. was faithfully applied for several
weeks and. to quote from her letter
The large knots in the veins left, 1t
WAS all nicely healed. and has not
bothered me since"
Absorbi1c. Jr.. Is an antiscptIc I!ni-
Manufacturing. cooling, and soothing.
Safe and pleasant to use. sl0U and
$500 ut your druggists or postpaid.
Liberal trial bottle postpaid for lOc In
stamps w. T.. YOUNG r. DE-
2i3 temple ST. Springfield. Mass.
Adj Nt.r iu..in pn
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ton. trustee lot 81 block !. Monumen,
AnmeN' February 10. 1917. Si2I.
w !" Wills To III. w. Goodwy:l. irus-
zee IoNl3' feet east line of rhirticth
street, LOO feet south of l. street. also
iotS ~ TO l3 inclusive. block l.. Bat
ierE Court: also portion of lot - and
,otS ~. Il. block NJ. Battery Court
May -. 1916. $4,000
Minnie :. Hockett et Viz To Howard
sutton. trustee. 3SX6S feet known as
March II. 1917. S4,l3G
D. Wallace Z. Saunders 10 Pollard "
basDy. Inc. trustee. 25Nl3u feet. known
as 2233 Monument Avenue March il
1917, S2.I20.i2
II. y. Phillips to Pollard X Ragby.
me trustee. G6NI0 feet northwest
corner 81. James and jackson streets.
March -. 1917. $3.50.
lyman Blank ct uN. to Clarence &
MallerStein. 2SXlIS feet, known as
,3iS West Leigh street. March -.
John l.. Fink ct uN to T.. Sitt"rding
ct ais; trustees. lots II - and Ii.
block T. leonard Heights. March IL
1917. S1,715.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28
REAL ESTATE.
AND COURTS
CHANcERY TRANSFERS.
Twelve Deeds of BnrEnin md Snle
Amounting to NU7.2ID.IO.


&C.. II. I'a,es e, ais. to a. j. Bcanton.
- feet IS inches by l27 3-+ feet,
81 1917: tax $3.50
Everard Il. Meade to S. G. Gordon.
H"GXso fcct. known as northeas,ern
August 81. 1917: tax ST. $40.
Percy Montague. Jr., ct TX to T.. T.
Fuller. 10, 81. block s, Monument An
mex February 10. 1917; tax sl.30. SO.
l." T.; Garland ct uX. to W. NJ. Gar
land, p 2-3xl0s feet. known as 3l06
., in %h i'arclay ct ux. to l.. +; Garland.
- 2-%Nl % feet. known as 3l0G Floyd
Avenue, March >. 1917. s4.7OO.
w cruinp 81 ny. to August r..
Grimmcll. - feet l-2 inch by 45 !-2
feet. west line of l5-fOot alley. $50 feet
vest OF boulevard March .. 1917; tax
81 $40
bell ooxl2O feet. northeast corner Nc
earthly aud Cannepa Streets. February
49, 1917; tax 81, $40.
w. Creed Davis ct TX. to Arlie Ro-
ms 20a North boulevard March "a.
l.. IT, Jenkins ct ux to Arlie Roberta
Lawrence IA feet II IL inches by
20 IL feet. known as - North Eighth
street. March "a. 1917. SIT 900.
>, samuel = Waddiil clerk. to The Tax
square IL. Brookland Park. February
g. 1915: tax 50 cents. 81 delinquent
tax decd)
Jacob w Wilbur. Inc 10 Henry A
Wcis: lots and 10. I'rooklan Terrace
March =. 1917. sl6J.59.
Henry $. Wallerstcin ct ux. to Wal
lace 6. Saunders, 25xl30 feet, known
as 2233 Monument Avenue March 10.
1917; tax SIS, SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28

Bristol. capital 100000: realty bust
ness $ T. Hal. president. White
rotary. White Plains. y. Y
Tidcwatcr Packing Company. Inc.
CORTLAND, capital $4,000: canning
York city; T.. +. Reese. Jr secretary,
Court land.
Garden Coal Company. Inc TaZc-
we'll. capital. $4,000: coal business
\. =. lii.sinhotham. president: j. Z.
Nelson. secretary. razcwcu
The Nickclarillc Telephone Company,
Nick"lsvtllc capital. $4,000: telephone
business. H. II. Salycr. president Cas-
tlewo"d: X. L. Mcconnell secretary.
Nick clsvillc.
The worthington Company. Inc.
,hchm"nd. CAPITAL 100000: machinery
business. y. NJ. Clark president New
York CITY; y. ID. Christian. secretary.
Richmond.
Amendment to charter OF Newton
Woodward Hardware Corporation.
Ri'hm"nd changing provisions as to
preferred stock
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COTTON MARKErs

NEW YORK. March Eth. co,,or 49,.
~, showed renewed nervousness 10 -,
WIN prices selling on under ,cat,e- 10.
i uiah non New tIop months were reia ~
~ easy with October declining 10 = gS ~.
polnts under last niphts close wbIi.
~ MkS soin a. !si1 or u points no, lower
ihc close steady a, no, d,,i,,a" -
TO "a points '' "c''Ih" OF
ne hlerkei opened stchdv II an advance
!. poih's. but realizing was I'm ov,-
usnee from he start and became more ac
vi. E.ter th- publication" OF N. eastern
pet forecast Tor clearing weather ri.
etcaG! trduci'on In tho stocI; here nysNnhi.
Ior nehNerr on contract restricted old "rnr
onerinEs while recent tuyfnr nv VIII
stree or commission houses had h..u
lsfkeiy IN october and December rh, a.,
cine uncovered stop orders In thc.n -,
denveries. with the general list selling nr
a.ternoon. July touched rs 50 and Dnc.,,'
per $50! making decline Of about !; "a .
WAS tnen checked BY covering and Ia,
pricts sho~ed rallies OF several unin.4
Nfrvouaness over poi.tIcal affair, 49, ro,,
sderea i.rse'R resnohs!ble Tor !!auids,fon
me census bureau rpbort.d 81. "a 49,.
OF Inter- from Tie ntnn ~ .nn. -. oE.'N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28
STATE SUPREME COURT.

Yesterdays proceedings in the state
Supreme Court OF Appeals were :ts fol-
lows;
No. S2-N. " w Try. Co. vs.. HAYDEN
and GraNatt. Trustees. Argued by T.
;. kirkpatrick and w. Moncurc Ora
watt for the appellant. and by H. H.
Watson and Il. Freeman Epes. for tn,
appcl!ccs and submitted
No S3-Gravatt w. Lane Argued
ny IL. III. pcJarnctte. Jr.. and Georg. l.
hroWnihE. Tor the appellant and by
y T. irowninS and V. IT, Shackclfor,
Tor me appellee. and submitted
No. Ni-Contiuued
Next cases To he called:
No. S5-rurncr. by. etc. VS. Rich
mond- kappahannock halfway Com
panr.
No. >6-Yatcs rs. Ley
No. N'-Brown vs. Thomas
No. NN-Scaboard Air Line Railway
No. N9-tiooch vs. Old Domiuion
Trust Company.
No '0-Cottreli ". Mathews ct ais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28

rac's and they commenced 10 let go Be-
49, ne session old
~ 20 i" points under yesterdays close To.
M"rh the middl" Of the day Their. was a;
reaction from tn. decline. but when prices
W"re at about tn" level OF Yesterdays close.
Stiiins Increased and the pressure continued
uh'li the close. III" new crop months feeling
1t innrc than the old
Closing BID: MAY. lN25: July ISIS: oc,o.
by. i'.SS: December i7.dj: January. lI.79
SPOT cotton. steady. l. points or Sales
on n" spot. LILO bales: 10 arrive i;s bales;
iniullinE - $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were granted yesterday by
the state Corporation Commission, as
follows:
Amendment to charter Majestic or
pheum Corporation. Norfolk changi ing
name to Wells Thcatcr. Inc.
KinEsDOrt fmlp iscalty C0rpOrmliOn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSalcs 1t nion StockyardsD
Richmond. Va. March %. 1917.
Rep0rt FOR tho Wpelt ending March

isi.:
Choice stects. e,7 to 1913. medium to good.
=. to ?is: common I" fair, to -. Choice
heii"r7. S'a IT, Q: medium 10 good. -. to y:
common 10 fair. ca to ~. Choice cows.
=: 10 :. medium to good. o.. to ~: com
mon TO tair -. to si,. Best oxen. -. to
hg. medium to good, s'a To ~: common to
fair IL 6i7 Best heavy bulls. TO "a
light. TO BEAT calves. II to l.: common.
10 10 Rest heavy hogs "a. medium weight.
!: 10 l3: shoHis. 9i2 TO 1872 and stays.
t" TO. Rest sheep, 80 to 7i1 common
TO :air. . 20 .. Best lambs. ici7 to II: COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28
NEW YORK rKonrCE MARKET

Nt:W YORK. March 2'.-Raw sugar. firm:
.rhltiiuHal. S.11: niolaSs.s i.91: refined firm
hutt"r. strong cheese. irregular. Spot
con.-. dull: Rio IS ats: Santos As 10
After advancing to 10 points early on
short covering and huyiuE BY the Sout n
rvtton*c.d oil reacted under realizing and
N" poor showing IN lard and cotton. Finai
prices were points higher for March and
higher to lower for the balance OF the
lis' May opened at 1871. sold TO IA 90 and
closed At 1924. Sales. eaSro barrels: tenders
M Prime crude. 1855 sales. prime sum
m"r yellow spot, L. 80: March. 1895: ArriI
.Shs: May. 1894: Jun". 3SS: July IL ST:
August. 1854. September 1851: October. II a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28
BUILDING PERMITS.
>i> building Permits. Amuuu,inr
Sn.uItl

Sa.OII.
l.. NJ. Browning. 10 erect frame ga
rage .2S North Twentieth street to
cost 500.
/. j. 5eattie. to erect brick dwelling
ford Street and Brooke Road TO COS,
$4,000.
6. r. kurpces TO erect frame dwell
inS cast side OF 1908 Barton Avenue
7. Kelly. TO erect brick garage
~ North Fourth Street 10 cost 5000
brick dwelling l5Uo Grove Avenue To-
cost 500
Henry Bcardslcy To repair brick
store - North Seventeenth street. to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28
MARRIAGES Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
ISSUED yesterday by the clerk OF the
lluStini:S Court:
ieorS" johnson Browning and Grace
Alma llolzbach
Andrew w. Mcdonald and Miriam L.
Adkins.
Julian II, Hin and Emma Evelyn
Farmer -
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Richmond& Petersburg
Electric Nv.
Atlantic Coast Line

rhs standard Railroad of Tie south.
EFFECi!tE JASthki ). lDiI.
E"r, FL9rid. snI south; $40 A., NJ. and
FOR norfolk. G:ib x. ~. 800 A. ST.. 40,
i. NJ. 1900 T.. NJ. tt:lo T.. NJ.
h. ~. 400 +: ~. ss;3S Y; NJ.
s:is. A. n, S.Cv. a: 81. $50 A. 81. 500
r. A,,, 400 r.. 81. t4:l6 z. NJ, sos u. 81.
For Goidsboro aud Fayetieviiis: .4:os
For Hopewen: b:l6 A. NJ. 'l:l6 p. NJ
t3.45 T. NJ.
1910 4. ~. s:lS a; ~. S:i5 A. Nj. s:s5 4.
s:i7 l 7: a.. so p. H.. I'd. g. tlMi50 sr!oo
NJ li:60 +. NJ.
Time OF arrival and depurturo A.d con,
uactions not guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-28
CHICAGO Gu,t> v,,
~ w. g trcnshRw & Coz
Kichniond, Va. March -. IL

t,,', 49, March 21.-Snari:r prices md
HMM ,"1" a,,lNi'H resulted III the wh"a, n,.rkc;
,y,' rom cIn,inu"da adverse doInes;ic
'n., .vt"i'N an! from prohibition OF br.,J
lion. An.it- by Arg"ntina. closing nuota
,'I,h 81" "rtv"n' q. 10 %. not hirhcr
10 Up a! =" I" 1885,. and July NJ IL 7i
a. a. 1"tn gained iGI. To ~. o.,.
,.,.,' u'"hhhged 10 ~ higher. and ,,To
'".A 81 yesterdays final level to 10 cent.
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HENItICO TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds OF bargain md Snlc,
Amounting tO St.O1H.

Edmond King TO james Anderson.
one acre on the Quioctcian Road. about
six miles west Of Richmond March >.
1917; 800.
x. II. DEACON ct uX. to -. &. Adams,
20 acres on the Darbvtown Road. about
five miles from Richmond. March 26.
1917: 1904.
Washington Road Land Corporation
TO John II. Barber, lot !. block 90, plan
Of Washington Park. March 81, 1917;
S27J.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

,UT0AVV, MARCH 9'.-HoEs: reccints.
1900 slow at yesterdays average: bulk
altHOM $3.50 light. slt.i5M $500. mixed
{it 30 n tI5.l0: heavy. Sl4 i56T3i5 rough
Slt asa sii.6O pigs $40. 30 "a siic0
Cattle: receipts. 500, steady: native beef
cattle, salsa sl:e5: stoclicrs and feeders.
S@I $3.50: cows and hcfcrs. s55on $1,000:
calves. $40 81 ii $500
sheer: receipts, i!.o1o slow: we;hers.
{ll.la n 81. 30: lambs. Slc.15 n Slb.Go
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nHNnICO DEED. or TRUST.
Ono Decd Of Trust. Amounting I
S.I,2S-.

S.l.2S-.
X. T. Crawlcy to 10 Lane Stern. triis-
tee. 1906 acres on the Charles city
Road. at Richcson'S corner AS acres
on north side Of Charles CITY Road.
2J.65 acres. bounded by first and second
tracts. 1866 acres. i.3i acres. 30 acres
and 81 IL acres. each tract adjoining
one Of the others. February 1. 1911;
SoIoSD
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Ri.. u tlnunl IN II. .,...L ~


NEW YORK. March c7-Bcevcs no trad
Ing. Calves. lower vcais, sli coz SIS 90:
culls se.uN 1900
Sheep and lambs, steady: lambs. sH50T
3ii.15
liogs. no trading
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STRENGTH OF SUGAR
STOCKS Is lEEITIN ATE


Sss:d .ssipa.sf ;r ons 'S;a"y Tss
destroyed in III" recent %pris!mF AiHerisa a
Viii be the chat S"naciarss of this ~" %om
a aonr ~, tMhe Can, SnG ar ho~crer ross
n shor, interest OF importance in IT. All IN"
loan crow AFTER he " marie; ,e tSaSd /" 4 i
suggests thE presence OF short interest In
u was shorts that made. rossihie the sharp
aware in Bsldwin. which was t"a,ur"
abon, s per cen, earned in it. annual re.
Sort on, !, wrote on The price OF factory
wore equal 70 above il nsr cen; on tn"
Ss':t Il! .Ga'' Hn IL rsa INN has
thus Baldwin's earnings We're well over
shorts who have sold the theory that t'' /;
earned only = per cent mar have TO ray
RatrsS s,e.i 'S sDr TGst0R We're un for Tho
i"git i., reason that It is making 50 much
the car hu,ld.ns cGmpaniss.
pointed when tho directors adjourned Win.
0% aqnes Wers q" .HfH Thsls
difference OF opinion rccardinc. til" marine
t,antiy passing through the danger zone
gives a spice OF adventure to dealings in
he British intends to- take o one
nc T amin Of 'hc Mcc, that sails under
snnered hifficult. hy those OF tho Street. to
ssc how " can proceed without taking over
tho American Meet
raid was attempted on Mexican Petro-
INum based on report that organized
movement was under to DESTROY tho
An en,inisI' re a,u 1s" of Tho DAYS reports
VAS the large volume az steel sold during
all records.
NEW YORK, March % Mercantile paper
Anf.. Sterling: s!Nty-day bills Si7l !:
commercial sixty-day bills banks. sal {:
commercial sixty day bills. - 1Os. demand
~ i-i6: cables. N:6 40, bar silver IL. {:
MeSacan no!lnrs Ih'. Eov"rnm"nt bonds.
loans, steady: siNty and ninety DAYS. =. n
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BILLIONS IN BOND ISSUE
EXPECTED BY F|NANC|ERs
Market Generally Heavy Steel
Leads Slight Rally-Buying by
professional Traders.
RUSSIA WORRIES WALL STREET
Radical Difference OF Opinion About
Marine Stocks - Believed That
United States Must Take Over
the American Fleet.
BY BROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK, March 2i-Asde from the
sugar stocks. Baldwin. Norfolk and Western.
Wilson and hallway Springs. the stock mar
kct was heavy TO-DAY. This condition pre-
vailed throughout the entire session with
the exception OF a few minutes in the morn
ing when Steel ied slight rally. The buv-
ING In that issue was traced to professional
alone
Reasons for the action of stocks we're
FOUND In the doubt as To what vast
eminent bond issue would do the In
nestment market 1t is expected that at
isas; billion OF bonds will he issued In
INC near future Most authorities EXPECT
not less than ny" billion bctor" the end Of
The year. for il now seems certain that the
street bankers profess uNcasiness in regard
Consid attention Is also being paid
TO the Russian situation which j. con
sidered far from settled. Tho Institution OF
a censorship on news In America ini.cts am
element OF mystery into the market tina;
Is hurtful: This censorship IL unofficial
hut effective. as tho Street has learned
from the American liner St l.ouis's voyage.
Rumors have attained uudescrv"d dig
nifty because there MANY bits of
news a"tunlly being withheld that ever,
rumor pTctcnds to he The fact tina;
these rumors in several cases have been
founded on fact makes the Stree, listen To-
every one OF them. RESPONSIBLE persons
are exercising unusual care in the ctrcu-
Iation OF reports, but the s!tut tion is such
az to tempt stock iobh-rS
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MISCELLANEOUS RKErs.

COTTON MARKET
NEW YORK. March 2T.--Cotton goods were
arm to-day with fair demand. Yarns
were hrIn with the demand lighter. Mems
wear quiet and firm. There a fair de-
maMN for silk piece goods.
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MARk EFT CONDITIONS
iphItrS-lIcnS very active: chicken re-
,"'p'S light. market in good shane Eggs
",rN strong. Butt"r-Mnrket heavier, Hides
.M"rk"t unchanged receipts light Vcals
nm" i'Fc stnck in liEht receipt. market in
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musTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Deeds Of ReIrn.-. Amounting to
SI.sI2.IS.

-. II. Williams. trustee. TO l.. T..
lots : and s. block |. Bur
foots Addition. March -. 1917. $3.50.
J. r. Nash, trustee 10 George r..
Rcnson lot 10. block J. BELLEVUE. March
20, 1917, S3l2.iS.
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HUSTINGs TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds of bargain md
4 III QInf lun In Al.SHu.

Three Deeds of bargain md Sale,
Amounting to ei.550.
Everard II. Meade to $. G.. Gordon
lot l. block II. Bellvuc. August 81
1915: tax 81. SO
Everard Is. Meade to S. &. Gordon. lot
10 block 10. Bellvuc. August 81, 1915.
tax 81. $40.
r. T.. Walden to 4. l.. Chisholm lot
&C. Buck Hill March >. 1917: tax 80
cents. $40.
seven Deeds Of Trust. Amounting TO
s23.Oi9.12.
Il. 7. Fuller ct uX. TO Russell g.. Bian-