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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-07
POWER WANTED
TO PROBE into
THE RAILROADS
Interstate Commerce Com
mission, in Report Sub
mitted to Congress, Asks
for Additional Authority.
Permission to Examine Let
ter Files Sought I'm
provement of Service by
the Roads and Provisions
for Safety Proposed.

Washington, Dec. I. - Additional
power to investigate the political ac
tivities Of railroads is asked by the in
terstate commerce commission in its
annual report, submitted to congress
today.
A recent decision of the supreme
court permits it to demand the exact
details of legal expenses" operating
expenditures at direction of the presi
dent and similar accounting terms
which often cover campaign contribu-
tions, lobbying funds. etc.
The commission seeks now the right
of access to the complete correspond
ence files of all railroads. Congress
sional action is necessary. With these
powers. it is understood. the commits :
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-07

Mems ribbed fleece Union Suits, a
good wearing Suit; 0Qn
all sizes. at .................O OO
Mems extra heavy Union Suits with
a soft. thick fleece: Ct 06
all sizes. Suit ............W1 sZO
Boys heavy fleece lined Union
Suits; all sizes to 16 7E~
years; Suit .................1 W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
NEw YORK rEoDrcE u,Ekrr.

NrM YORK. December Raw sugar
I'm. f,insS Pr. refined, steady :
G,,., ,:i; hniiGr Si".dy: cheese. stoaIy,
.rhc '" n,t, uui, ~" - -. santos is ..
MN tr'r,n hriuci on ueiatcd short cover,
- IN ,ih-H W',rc scare. The ,..,lS,ls ~
u"rt, on tho crush had no citrrt unnr, ~
i'gtenh"r sold I" $50. ana Ian
10" "'t i" !>'". Efforts mr!c by Trade nTfi
tnS S",u'c concessions that would Urn
~" o'"ad"r market were without ary.U
~ r,,d ""'rg'S ,smders, loo b.rfrs nTi,nc
steady. SPOT. December AMI I..I,,' r Used
M"r'h i>>H. May. 1909 asked "''' iS''' :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20

"n nemarI which grew with the session
,.,, '""S'u 'pnSidcraO ole activity. At the
,"''"nS prices the ""'iN" months were %
49, - pnlniS Owe" Yesterdays last ,uo;a :
lions. Toward the end uf tho Jay ,oaIi, :
tmI ~ ""i!y BUYERS SIT la and the mari" ct
.''" ~ a snaI! way. closing at "a uct
krnn gu To u points. Better spot ar-
i"int rom The interior. and somewhat
"i-'' Sales w"r" - STIMULATING: iuN,I.,,.n'
~ 49,, wni ,n. t"gsGs bureau report showing
h,,,'',, 'l,oh OF iiht'rS I'll" bulk Of the
~! ""H based Oh tho Census lyIIr.:,u
SrD,S 6 i'm e.m n "-morrow.. msrring
- bales. ia arrive. 100 bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway Comuany

The I'roEressive, Railway OF the South.'
IratnS leave daily: a. Nj. SOrl!nH local
1850 =: NJ. Sleepers Atlanta and Jackson.
xnis $50 r. ~. 1leepers Jacksonviie. ST
Peter sburS. Columbia. coaches: 1880 r. Al
.;.lania. Birm'ngham Special: i2:is 4. ii.
sieepcrs Jacksunv!lle. Tampa. Trains arrive
.::e A. NJ. -: a. NJ. S:lJ A. NJ 5:aj
+. NJ. 800 T.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
CHICAGO LIVE SrncE ,I,EK,,

ss"9 ST, isr q ISlk ,;l5so" .is ish,
SIS 70 q iiS3 rough Is o S! 81 tsISi h; 81;
a $500. 1900 70 ''i'V'
Cattle: reccip,s. HOOD. firm: native s,..rs
70 q Sli 80: stockers ami feeders .s.SG
slY;?o soy, s9ws AMI heifers. $500 ,iins
sheer: receipts !I.oD firm; wc,hor,
5000 a 80: lambs sI2Ss n sieS d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
RICHMOND GRAIN MAEKEr.
r NV Y4Kk LIVE sTmCK "ARKEr.

NEW YORK. December io-lscrvcs steady:
:. rs = Si@ -: bulls. ss.2S $3.50 cows,
e., CaoEc.; sieady: veais. tltooTrtl.5o: cn;j-
s!;nn $50: Western and Southern c.ivss
81. NJ I'll SlJII =
Shcc.' aud lambs. firm: sheer S,5yG
'iii.o: "nils. 5snHs7.?5: lambs. $500 n sl95o;
cnis So or sl'to:' yearlings, siSooT sis2:
Hogs: weak: medium 10 hcayy siifo,o
Sl...J rouShs $3.50 49, .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
AUCTION SALI:S-To.Dny
y. NJ. COVER.
a uctionccr.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
ht'

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.
FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT rIH'l
pEOOF BRICK AND CONCRETl
WARLEHouSE. 9,xioo fesi. Se.rl
NORTH SEVENTEENTH STKEE1
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. VA.
BY virtue OF :, deed Of trust from al
West Chesapeake Realty Corporatiol
J. 1919, and recorded in the Chunccr1
Court of the city OF Richmond. Va. /
- u. nc, page l5l. default havirl
been made in the payment Of in;erel
or the notes secured by said deed. AMI
td%cS on the hereinafter described rel
estate. and the trustee being rcnuirr1
so TO do by beneficiary therein, I'D
undersigned trustee viii offer for sail
on M premises, at public auction. owl
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1911,
at o'clock 4. NJ.
INC toilowinS described real csta,4
NJ that lot of land in the city 3
basement brick and concrete ward
mouse building thereon. known as NoI
III !. 3ls, 32l, 1928. 3?5 and 3.7 y. ScvciI
tecnth Street, between Broad and Mad
shall streets. and described as follow
Beginning at point on tho cal
sac or seventeenth Street distant oil
Of the northeast corner OF Broad AMI
alon: said east line u
seventeenth Street ninctv-nine fen{
ter'; thence back eastwardly betUecl
parallel lines running through the cer{
ter OF tho northern and southern bricI
NAILS OF SAID building one hundred q cd
'cct TO an alley III the rear in comno,1
along which there are spur tracks d
Tho - & -. Railway.
The said property is 70 be sold OF
the following terms. to-wit: That iii
Purchaser sha II assume the payment al
all sums duo and owing under I'LL
I he above mentioned deed and SHAH a 8
unlc the performance Of all the termI
and conditions of said deeds. and sha
pay the balance Of the purchase pricI
IN cash. All desired information will
be announced at sale
JOHN GARLAND POLLARD.
TrnStce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
BOND LIST

Nm Writing I.ucr IS Observation-Disclosures. 55i3
Ni- To- frp'.t IL SIX
atlantic Coast Line 8 thd) ..... ..... ,e':.
y &. III. and y col & 'as>cdr .... -
=; e, l.. cv. H." 8 u;alt"N ,askcih.. y
,rh~Sa pcako and ONO CN. ii:s ,.Skcdp.. -
,'hrSa pcakc and Ohio ~. Ss............ 5-"s
Ltrrctt ami Myers - ,hdi ............... -
I.crillarG jS ihidb ...... ~
Mercantile Marine Us -...-.- .-........ ..... IS
:, 4 board Air Line Adj Observation-Disclosures. i7is
Sc. board Air Limo stamped u ,aSkcd,. ~
southern Railway ~ taskcdt ........... ~.
southern Railway IS ihidh ..-..... ........ .'j
g. : Registered - 1850 ,hid p............ Hi,,
30 : Registered D., 1915 ,nidl ........ o.. 90
l.. : Registered -. lt!I tb!dh ......... lli
Z. = reg banana :. 1861 bidl ..,... sn
l. s. Liberty loan Observation-Disclosures. as %
u. s Liberty Loan is.......-.....-. -. OS
United stale, steel ..is ........-... ~
Va Brown Bros. Cifs CW. v. , ........ -
Va. Gar, Chemical 60. = 'askedp...... -.
i.l..caT. Chemical cv. rs ttidl ... -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standnrd R.iIroad ot the sou,h.

ErTH"Tt, = JtTI % Pc ths South,
,IEAiNS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
c:iip s9r'Ia ana s2uih: SIS a. N ana
y or H1,:oik 80 a; NJ. 800 A. NJ. 800
A. NJ. 500 T.. NJ. go, l.. " ' ''''
ior fctersDurS 1880 A. NJ. s:o5 4 ~
S:iS ~. NJ. soy, 4; NJ, $3.50 \ NJ 90
.:,5 u" i. noV, n: NJ. ,t3;t5 T.. NJ. o:51 p. ii
n i13' Co!daboro and Fayetteylll. ..:cp
lra!ns arrive Richmond daily: sos A Al.
,'"SM y. Al; gig ~: NJ: $40, A. NJ. lilo
90 r. NJ. 80 T.. NJ. 500 r. ~ '
.,tMcept Sunaa!. 'Suniay only.
lme OF arrival ucparture sn5 ron
TcCt!pnS Guaranteed N'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
COTTON MARKETS.

. NEW YORK. December u. White I'D.
vance w"ro not fuzzy maintained Tho cot e.
ION m"ihct made generally steady shcv-
s.'ni Of 70 pon,., m narhe' orcn-i
N"T,n ceiling ., - -, and Hlay e, : 81
"'.n', i' "n' Na.t street rrcSs arc. "l.
l.!NtfY"o. Trade interests seemed 10 bG
Hu"prolnS Ia" cotton ON :. scale down nd
ne ie.s ICON became mrrurr On tn" nuIish
-fHr"r' Of southern rdEic"S GOVERNS fol
.oM""i "iin 'hc m"rhet ior Time showing
c'in,C To y" scattered southern selling. lie 4.
-, - veg 10 DO %Erlnri spvt business, whit"
followed 90 consequence with last ur,c,~
some u {" j, points 81 from .hc b..,
IaN,rnool .",ni"S rFor'gd thar ~, EritI-h
,ntu't.F 10 D." cotton Trad" tor I.puatv.
,'re'Ii ne o"oies .s:a mat Tie cotton had
sh.umgn' in tho South II va. r"toric,l
rI"Gna tn" riHg. however that l,y.rrnoi
G,"+,,, "oy'r OF spots Curing tn dsy.
'".'b t!h u"-i- w"re ais" reported 10 t,.
TrN!nE pG's II n" .Sor,r ana wire r;om
nan Tor some time 'rhr rcu-u- r.;n,,
sh""iES .'h'ii bales of !int"rs uhi.iuaJ ri.
,he, NJ Tour months of the season ..aii,-,
,,,, Nfa' riTa,'cu some attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
RICHMOND rIMEs-DIsPArcH: THURSDAY DECEMBER 90 1917
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

tIIICAGO. pcccmbcr 10 10th corn and
OATS surpassed I, day all previous high
pricH,, records THIS season; Disappointing
$nailness Of receipts was largely RESPONSE
bic. Corn closed firm ~ u to III cents net
nhNancc: with January L2Ii. 10 l.l7s. and
May l?'.. oats gained q, q, cent to as,
cents: anI provisions A. cents to 81
rGtur.s not Quoted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Cin.. LOWE {. West, 100 n .i0.ll -
Main Line l.oCai sg.3On 49, ~
""'>.s ~ =. LINZ. 1900 IA. :J:i5 D..
-, %, IN. 500 a.. 200 n, 400 D..
y 81 o'n.' 80 a. 'l2:00 n, - 90 D..
Trains arrive - e''' ~
from Noriois. .lI:I0 a. .l:t5 ~ GAO ,
%e-~ 's:5; a.. sos y. From West:
$40 - -:;t5 p Locals. .lV:4i o.. .7:4S D
'DailN. .ENCept Sund.% -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
Southern RAILWAY system

g rains iesye k'chmond--ala!n 81. Station.
schcuule hSurcs not Guaranteed For tEa
soutn--DaiI:. 1850 A. 81. Observation. Par
.9i t"ie Gar: 200 L. NJ. Sleeper TO Atlanta:
il:lH 4. NJ, sleeper. TO DsnV.lle and k.n..
vile. open 900 r. NJ; 3:30 =. 81. local Tor
days. "et-
York River Line-7sJ A. NJ. and a.;
r. vi. daily local 10 west Point: 5:lo p 81
nam>: ekSept sunday. steamer Train cen.
IRA ms Arrive HIchm ond--From III. South
;::GGS = NJ; i;:S r. NJ, $50 p, NJ. daily:
Ioint. $50 \. NJ. ana s:i5 r. NJ d,tlv
steamer Train Stj A. M. daily. exccp, Mon.
ONCE ao' F.. Main st. phone Madison -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20

Beans. Florida wax. hamper eco % so
BectS. bunch. per iuO. a 90
BcctS. Jersey. h-Shct.......... u so
Cabbage. domestic. ton....... IL o. N II 20
Cabbage. Danish. tvn......... - 30 u 30 OU
cucumbcrg. dollhouse. doZ... 60 o.
Celery. rough ,ratc.......... {. % 1 gu
Celery. bunch ................. =. a 10
ESspisnt Florida. era te..... . % d 50
Lettuce. y and y J.. box = 90 a 70
Lettuce. virginia. haiurcr... | - Gr | 10
i.:ttuc" New orleans, hal... ) ~ er ~ 70
Mushrooms, sat. h,Skct..... | - a. 90
Onions. yellow. lNG-lb sack. 3 - a. 80
Onions. rcd. TOO 10. saCk.... = 10 ar O.
Onions. white Doiicrs......... q on
Okra. Florida crate ......... : 30 Or o.
pdrsnips. Jersey. bd>kc. ...... T. IS
ParSnipS barre! ........ 49,. > 81 tr %
Peas F!oridH. hampcr........ 70 90
iarsl"N. hatnpcr ............... - q l 81
fohalnc box .-...-............t - u %
Peppers. Florida. crat. .......i :. 20 lp 5 80
squash Florida. crate ...... 3 ~ @ "
Tomatoes. Florida. CTgtc..... 4 - - ; u
Io.naiocs California. buN..... {. - Er . 30
Tomatoes. dollhouse. Ill.,. - a 20
sweet rot" toes. Eastern
shore. barrel so. / ....... : % q 3 81
Sweet ruistoc". Eastern
shore. barrel, 80 ......... ! - II ?25
sweet rOtatucs. local hpl..... ) ~ u ) Is
Potatoes. local loo lbs........ u . 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
REPORT ON WHEAT CROP
MAKES STOCKS TUMBLE
Government Announces Pro-
duction BELOW Normal
INVESTIGATIONS ALSO HURT
Much Selling by Investors Who
Want Losses to Onset Taxable In
come. Lawyers Holding That
Method l. Legal.
by nKnNDNN WALL.

NEW YORK December la--.>li tho stand
rccortis Sonic OF ,hcSc rcdord> we're the
loves; prices made since the commands
were ,oTsauisd. tho conspicuous cNHmrl" Of
80 ~ W sp Ht5h,soq WIN ~ G@,a"
Nor,ncrn. racinc :, i. Great. Northern 50.
n.san 10 ,hink that 'i it Viii l., tmnos~,nlc
for the government 10 80 ANYTHING with
,justr.ai lis, wa repa,iVSIy stTSns. altGousn
United states S,c"i did settle down more
rc ' fcr Tie ycar' rhrrii,d Avenue made !,
NV low. ~ did also Texas Oil. National
Inc immediate exciting rssc q ,h.S hTrak
repo ore wnniSh sh"wcd hat ,he Winter "rGp
i IN condition of .a.3 rrr cont: 10 points
Gndc- last Year condition ., ,riS tine.
The acreage is n"ariy :;ooc""" Sr"ai"r hut
~ in condition is Of vital imrortancc aud
nS H 80 The fsr me-
labor ., The country. much Of which Is nov
needed in the south
OTHER CAUSES CoNrKinuTE
TO GENERAL DECLINE
Stocks zen under the genera, ssltns also
q We.hms'on The s,r"sS,c in nI"erGss on On
MARGINS in nrokcrae" houses
There is rraot,,sy =" ,hgr' 1ni%res' rr"
have covered on VIC dcci.me ana b" .Is
5"st @n hs 'hSS W,GsId NOM mo NO
mdt,'on Q: tho market.
vest rlrnts as an offset against income ono
nan w9s mentioned. ,",jan. Tor Instant,
stock investments show losses In the. neigh
Ect hood 81 5000. ooo. aud he is said To tc
.aliin: enough sto-& - vine out his income.
being advised bN his attorney that hc can
re purchase them Immediately and he within
tho AN II this method % wipinc out in
, ono - permitted hy til" so""rnmcrt th~tc
viii hc a Vast shrnliage in tho income tax
:'sCripi- for tho Year.
,ir1tcrs say the stocks being sold arc
.rtning from rld-timc investors. They arc
hoiuS. bought larscly icy nr"t"Ssicnals and
."l months aEo ~ tn" casc "f several II
f,- the insiders cSShcd in at ianCN prices and
can We. .Nurd to buy back their stocks.
Tho demonstration of motor truck Suro-
rip-ity 10 tho handling Of freight j. great
thirs For IN auiomohiic shares but IL =
also going To hcir the railroads in thor
Eight for better rates.
NEW YoRI[ December i,-Mcrcantilc
l'ancr, 5'sna7. Sterling siNi,y-day bills.
Si1i: rCi.,l SiNty day bills. H.,oi.
S.'j'.. cable. 81 - us Bar sill
Ncr. $50: Mexican dollars. G,is. government;
honds. steady: railroad bonds weak limo
loans. strong: sixty days. ninety days and
six months. Ji-1". Can money. strong,
..HH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
Richmond ( Chesapeake Bay Halfway Comoan;

Shnersed,nE Srhe,inie uf April is, Ijl
s."eu'ie suoJc't 10 Change Without
Trains 'ca'e i;ie"."".M b.a:5o a. NJ. ..
" NJ. hs ~. NJ, ? =. 81. -.iy A. ST II
y. NJ, y. NJ. /. 4. Al. ) r. 81. a.. a. NJ
10 r. III NJ ii ~ J. j. ~ $40 r. NJ. Ls A.. 81.
:, trains Ie"ye Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. b., A
~: ~. NJ % A. a.. 10 A. A.. I'll 4. Nj.
l.. NJ 30 r. NJ; .o;2o - ~. s:ly T.. NJ,
IarrI.s hasaEe Daily cxccp, sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS
MEW YORK, December 10, st-rie print
,loth yarn .Do.S here to-day were .lIrhtIv
.. |:..r in second i,si,s 'iniGhc.i god. w
nrm' with hiEh.r trend Yarns wcre iirm
were 1u.et aid arm. o0'"s
NAVAL. STORES
>NhMEAIi DECEMBER io.-rurpcr,tuc.
-. nfnt. safes. 30 casks. r.rcini.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
SECURITY LIft. INSURANCE CONpi[
OF AMEHI.k 80 81

~ EHl,aIV, III, DeCcinUcr TO- lolT
10 inc Stockholders OF the Security / i
Insurance npany OF America: -
fou are hereby notified that tho rerni.
annual incctihs OF the Stockholders OF 4,
security LIE Insurance Company OF Nne
Ia WIZ be held ~ the of,ice Of The con
pan!. Mutual building. in tho city r,f Ifir,
tnowd. Va. on WEDN ESDAY. THE oru "a
Of JANCAif.A \. d. 1918. at The hour OF 7
q clock y. NJ. FOR tho purpose Of elect,
directors o, the company TOR The cnsuii
) car. and the transaction OF nny and +.
the meeting.
b order OF the hoard OF directors.
-. y. JOHNSON
E'Test1ert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20

casks: shipments. a53 casks: stock. $3.50
easts Ilosir,. firm: sales. IA barrels; re.
ceipts. go barrels: shipments, AZ barrels.
ss,,ock,, ie.5Hs barrels Quote: y. u. T.. j.. q.
"; 6iSS;;, L. s!'4SIMis: N SO: NJ. 7o9: y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
RAILROADS
Norfolk 4 Western RAIN

. .soM ToMMtohk; sss:s; a. q. 800 a. 8
FOR LYNCilhuIG AND Tiif wEs,
I,s;23 4; NJ. 1850 4. NJ. MOO Il. NJ
Arrive itichmopd from Norfolk An.
A. a.. :G;33 =, NJ. 900 r.. NJ From N i
ti:.0 +. NJ, 'G:i7 r. NJ. 500 r.. L. 81
only tDaily except Sunday. isund,
Il. B. BHvIII. w. c sArSn,.na
-. r. ~; H3anoke. q. j.. A. Itoshn;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
THE UHiDN HANK OF NiCnMoNG

THE UHiph BANK OF HiCIMOND
Elchmonu, Va. Dee ~ ISL;
M regular annual meeting OF the stoc
hoio'Ts OF the Union Bank OF Itich mo,l
the transaction or any other uusincss y;bi|
may properly come before the said ncetinI
WI be held THURSDAY, JtNI-hRy
1872. az !. O'Clock noon, in the ,iircctoI
room OF the bank. No. iloi East Ne
street. itcnmond. Va
:. 4. EYLANp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
MEETINGS

the PLANIEltS NATIONAL. EANK
san Richmond. Va. Dec s. i,i7
fhs annual injecting OF the stock hotio
or this bank wit bv held at ia bs nj" II
houSc an TUESDAY. JANUARY l. r.,s
~ NJ. FOR the election or directors Tor
ensuing ; ear. ahn iOr ihe transaction of /.
otn"r puSin"ss which may properly com. p|
tore the inectin:
CONWAY II. GOuDo%
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Railway
Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
TO ant from " asbInrton and beyona-p,il,.

Leave Richmond Arrive Richmond
a! s.io AN $50 AM 1874 $3.50 PM
.oL AN VI Pm sl2t0 Pr 8.35 PSI
~ ~ 259 IN 30 PM .IU.Go PM
~ Pay IN 8.25 PM sl235 NJ.
oso hh o..O IN $50 PM tl2.40 NJ
Richmond. Washington Local, Lv. sl5o PM,
week days: si.lo PM. Sundays; Ar iii Is AM,
daiiy fredeIieksburg Accom-. week days, Lv.
days, Lv.:7.25AM $50 PM; Ar.;6.30 AN, So PM
Abba ticket and baggage ofnces not open
~. tnis train Main ST. Sta
tByrd ST. Sta. ts,opping at Elba) : Elba STA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20

4 MALL. FARM IN HENRICO CbUN
LIAMsDuISG AND rIihRtliEsSs G f.IT
KOAp, AND NEAR FORT LEE STA
LION. CONTAINING SINTEEN AM
IMO-THIRDS ACRES G6 n.2l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
AUCTION SALES-Iuture Day
TRUSTEES SALE

BY G.. 4. Il II. J.. DENOON-
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-12
SOUTH CANON

Mrs. T. C. Higgins of Sixth stree,
returned Tuesday from Sugar City
where she, spent several days.
Mrs. Alfred Blunt and two daugh-
.ters. Luliani and Mary OF westcliffe.
Colorado. came down Saturday To
spend "a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Mullen. Of West catiin avenue.
Mrs Blunt Is Mrs. Mullen.s mother.
Mrs. J. P. Knepper Of Sioux City.
Iowa. was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
c.. Nj, Chase Tuesday. Mrs. Knep-
per left "Wednesday for her homo.
Rec Kissinger is home for a few
days. He motored down from Denver
on last Tuesday and will return Fri
day morning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-12
HON. I. J. O'DONNElL
IS A REAL ORATOR

The patriotic address delivered by
at the State park here Tuesday after
noon proclaimed him TO be an orator
of a high order. He possesses a
strong. resonant voice and what he
HIS to say reaches the heart. as well
ar the intellect. lie reminded the
older people at Tuesday afternoons
gathering of the Kentucky school 0f
oIatory so prominent In the Middle
west during the days preceding the
Civil war. OF which Henry Clay and
s. S. Prentiss were conspicuous ex-
amples.
Mr.. O'Donnell has been in great
request as a public speaker in Colo
iado since the outbreak of the war
with Germany and has more appiIca-
tions for engagements of that kind
that he can I'LL Mr.. O'Donnell was
the principal orator al big patriotic
demonstrations in Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs last week and aroused
great enthusiasm at both places. He
Will speak at Sterling on Thursday
of this week and at Greeley on Fri
DAY. He was greatly pieased with
the magnificent reception rendered
him by the people of Canon City ard
the evidences OF their splendid loyal
~ to the government in the emergen.
cy with which Il Is confronted.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-12
SATURDAY
CAME HOME FRIDAY ON SHORT
FURLOUGH.

CAME HUME FHiOAN ON SHOH
FURLoUGH.
Lieut.. Chas. p. Norman of Co. C
and Sergeant Hans J. Stockder of the
same command came home Friday
night from Rife Range on a short
furiough. They are looking well and
their Canon City friends are pleased
to renew associations with them.
LIEUT.. HARRIS REJoiNs CON-
MANo.
Lieut. T. d. Harris and wife left by
auto for Denver1tfis morning. where
the lieutenant will rejoin his com
mand, Co. c. They will spend Easter
Sunday in Colorado Springs, going on
to Denver Monday.
WAS A CANON vlsiJQ8 ,ERInAY.
Miss Virginia Walton Of Colorado
Springs was a visitor in. Canon, City
on Friday as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Ireland at 1205 River
street Miss Walton. who was at one
time resident of this community.
left for home at noon today.
}. C. HVsSoNG IN DENVER.
> J. C. Hyssong returned to Canon
City Friday evening from short.
business and social visit to Denver.
While there he visited the boys of
Co. at Rife Range and found them
all well and recovering from the
shock OF being retained in the mill
tary service. There is much specu-
lation among them. according to Mr..
Hyssong. as to where they Will be
assigned for duty during the war
with Germany, but no positive infor-
nation.
Mrs. Hyssong, who has been the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Jack
Hannigan. in New Mexico for several
weeks, is expected home next Tues
day.
WILL ATTEND PRESBYTERY.
The spring meeting of the Pueblo
presbytery will be held at Rocky
Ford on Tuesday of next week and n
number of representatives from the
First Presbyterian church OF this city
will attend its sessions. The regu-
larly authorized delegates from Can
on City are Rev. Chas. j. Armentrout,
Robert Foster. Chaplain F. E. Cain
and Mrs. ]. w. Rogers, the latter GO
ing as the women's presbyterlal dele
gate.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-12
News Notes
FRIDAY
VISITING GRANDFATHER.


Miss Aurelia Bowlby of Pueblo ar
rived day or two ago to spend the
Easter holidays as the guest of her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
BowIby. at SIS Harrison avenue.
VISITED BRoTHER-iN-LAW.
John Gady of Litchfield, ILL.,. enroute
TO Salt Lake City and points in Idaho
TO visit relatives, stopped off here on
Thursday for short visit with his
brother-in-law, ]. N. Rendell. at $50
Ohio avenue, He left for the west
this afternoon.
MOVED FROM ORCHARD PARK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emley, late
residents of Orchard Park, have pur-
chased the residence property former
ly occupied by DIR. and Mrs. j. Ho-
mer Dickson and family at 9O3 Whip
pie avenue and are taking possession
of it as home today.
VISITING IN CANON CITY.
Mrs. C. E. Grover of Fort Morgan,
enroute home from a couple OF months
sojourn with relatives and friends in
hansas, stopped OH mere Gay OF TWO
for a short visit and is a guest of the
Bowen-Polhemus families at S11
Greenwood avenue. She will spsnd a
few days in Colorado Springs on her
way home.
MEETING OF COUNTY CAMP.
The biennial meeting of the county
camp. Modern Woodmen of America.
was held at Florence Wednesday
night for the purpose of selecting
delegate and alternate to the state
camp to be held in Canon City on
Wednesday, May 2. and to transact
such other business as might property
come before such gathering. The
following members of Canon City
Camp No 1890, NJ. W. A.. were in at
tendance at the Florence convention:
+. F. Hunter. W. W. Wallace, John
Wachob. c. T. Johnson. c. II. Fores-
man and w. A. Johnson
Thursday afternoon.