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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14

Their argued by Mr.. B. NJ. Amber, OF
Parkersburg. w. Va. for the defend-
ent in error, and concluded by Mr..
Reese Blizzard, of Parkersburg, w.
Va. for the plaintiff in error, ana
submitted.
No. 1887. W. X. Dalton. receiver.
petitioner. appellant, VS.. Ira K. Hum.
phreys. trustee, etc. appellees: ap-
peal from the district court at Green's
boro. n. G. In bankruptcy. Argued
by Mr.. Thos. c. Hoyle and Mr.. r. C..
Strudwick. of Greensboro, y. c., for
the appellant, and by Mr. Robert p.
Lewis. of New York city, and Mr.. w.
NJ Hendren. of Winston Salem, n. c..
for the appellecs. and submitted
Case in call today:
No. 1884 Dave Reuch. bankrupt
appellant. VS.. the Manchester smith
Co Inc, appellee; appeal from
the district court at Norfolk Va. To
be argued by Messrs. Levy d Mitchell
of Norfolk. Va, for the appellant and
by Mr.. Alfred Anderson. of Norfolk
Va, for the appellee.
Admitted to practice:
Thos. G. Hoyle. of Greensboro. N
c., and Robert r. Lewis, of New Yorl,
city, were admitted to practice al
attorneys and counsellors in this
court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
RAILROAD CLUB HEARS
SPLENDID ADDRESS

One of the most interesting lectures
ever made before the Richmond Rail-
road club was that at the clubs meet
ing Monday night in the parior of
Murphy's hotel by James p. Nelson.
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
valuation committee. MIR. Nelson
spoke Tor more than an hour and he
held the closest attention. That the
lecture might be given wide circuls-
ton, the club. on motion, decided to
print q large number of extra copies
for members who desire to send the
paper TO railway people throughout
the North and West
Mr.. Nelson told of the work be,nr
done by the valuation committee OF
the railroads of the United States
working under the provisions of the
act Of March l. 1918. for the federal
valuation of common carriers. He
analysed the law and traced the his
tory OF developments leading to its
enactment reviewed the operations OF
the interstate commerce commission
since its organization, and described
the word valuation as IL liz understood
by the commission and by the MEM
bers of the railways committees
There is another valuation" said
Mr. Nelson. closing his address: the
valuation OF man. of the nation; and
il appears now that that valuation
Is about to be fixed We are now
being Judged by the world and we
must as man. stand back OF Presi-
dent wilson"
Mr.. Nelson urged that all differ
ences be put aside and that all IN
the nation rally under the flag, the
emblem OF the nations honor, for the
defense Of that honor, Then. he sail
the valuation OF the manhood of the
nation will have been established
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
and other supplies quick

government and other supplies quick
~.
Tho early strength shown by corn
was IN sym~Jathy with the action OF
the wheat market and the weakness
in corn toward The close OF the SEES
sion was also in sympathy with wheat.
Corn showed losses for the day of
3-tu tc Tho selling was led by the
larger elevator owners in the trade.
Cash corn prices were lower because
of the continued unfavorable ship
ping conditions.
There was unimportant business in
oats with values higher early with
closing prices - a 5-Sc lower.
\ factor in the market for hog
products was tho selling by smaller
packers and local traders ana these
offerings were but poorly met Com
mission houses bought early. but the
brra& i'm hogs as well as in corn was
the overbalanc.ne influence Cash
tI.tIr was reported as fair.
Omen, High. Low Cslose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
Building Permits.

Building Inspector Butler yesterday
issued the following building permits:
Richmond Apartment corporation,
build two brick dwellings. west side
Boulevard, between Cary and Taylor
streets, $4,000.
e, l. Blankenship, build frame
shed. ais Chamberlayne avenue, s165
r. A Lancaster, Jr.. build brick
garage, 1928 Park avenue, $500.
Suburban Development corporation.
build two frame buildings east side
Montrose avenue, between Brookland
Park boulevard and Ladies' Mile road
each $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
Misceilaneou q
RICHMOND LIVE STOCk MARKET.
fSaies at Union stock NMrdm.b

1917.
Choice steers. = to e5r medium 10
good, -. to so, common to fair. 6'a
to Z choice heifers 5 to 81. medium
10 good. ss4 to ~ common to fair,
70 So; choice COWS. : 70 ~. medium
TO good. to go: common to fair. "a
10 y; best oxen. IN to ia medium
TO good, sly TO I; common to fair. 5 II
to Ga; heavy bulls, So to ~ light,
~ to So; best calves. IL to IL. COM
mon. 10 10; best heavy hogs. 12l-
medium weight. Il to IN shoats. Q
TO 9l5. sows and stays. s TO 9ia best
sheep, ~ to ~, common TO fair. 3
to 6; best lambs, ioia to II; common
TO fair. to Q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14

WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS
Abnormaliy light receipts and an un-
usually heavy demand put Cary street
on edge today. Commission merchants
were unable TO supply orders for poul-
try. especially hens. and every effort
was made 10 secure larger shipments
from the country Prices on poultry
took jump in consequence and the
prevailing quotations on hens are de-
cidediy attractive for this season of
the year. Other spectalties were veals.
good beef cattle. dressed hogs and
eggs. Indications for the remainder
OF the week are remarkably bright.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14

Va. Conduct state bank. Maxi
mum. $4,000: minimum. $4,000;
par. 500. w. b. Hamilton. president:
p. B. McEiroy. secretary and cashier.
both OF Wise, Va,
United Medico-C hemi hospital, Inc.
Richmond, Va. Maximum. s250.Oo0;
minimum. $4,000: par. $40. J. d.
Rosenberg. president; Marmaduke
Atkinson. secretary and treasurer,
both OF Richmond, Va.
Bridgewater Produce corporation,
Bridgewater, Va. Maximum, $4,000:
minimum, $4,000: par, 500. w. II.
sipe. president; w. r. Sipe, secretary,
both of Bridgewater. va.
Hotel Petersburg corporation. Pc
tersburg. Va. Erect and operate =
hotel. Maximum, $4,000; minimum,
$1,000: par, 500. j. L. Alexander,
president; c. c. Foor. secretary. both
of Petersburg, Va.
Wright's Island Game association.
Inc, Richmond, Va. Maximum. S.
900; minimum, $4,000: par $500. A.
c. Young, president: w. l.. BOYD, sec
rotary. both Of Richmond. va,
Universal Bath Equipment corpora
ton, Richmond. Va. Maximum. 81
100000; minimum. 100000: par, $40.
Reuben Burton. president: ]. II. Cren-
shaw, secretary and treasurer, both
OF Richmond Va.
The Corona Water company. Inc.
Richmond, Va. Maximum. $4,000:
Bailey. president: ]. A Morris, secre-
tary. both Of Richmond. Va.
Lester Lumber company, Inc,
Martinsville, Va Maximum. $50. 900:
minimum. $4,000; par. 800. Geo. r.
Lester. president: Vaughn M. Draper,
secretary. both OF Martinsville, Va.
The Ray Thomas company. mo.
Petersburg, Va. Maximum, $4,000;
$4,000: par. 800. o. r.
Adkins. president; NJ. p. Billiard, sec
rotary. both OF Petersburg. Va.
Fl. B. Shelton company. Inc. Pearls
burg. Va. Mercantile business Maxi
mum, $50. 900: minimum, 32S, 900; par,
500. II. b. Shelton. president: A D.
Gerberich, secretary and treasurer,
both Pearisburg. Va.
Portsmouth Metal Foundry cor
poration. Portsmouth, Va. Maximum,
$50. 900; minimum, SO. 900; par. 800.
A. V. Moore. preHdent. Norfolk. Va:
F. r. Handiey, secretary, Ocean View,
Va.
Kann's. INC. Roanoke, Va. Mer-
camille business. Maximum, s2o, 900:
$4,000: par, s10o E.
president: NJ. J. SchIoss-
berg. secretary, both of Roanoke, Va
Huntington Cooperative associa-
ton. Inc. Newport News. Va. Mani
mum. $4,000; minimum. 1900: par.
$40. r. ]. Cornbrooks. president: II.
s. East. secretary and treasurer both
OF Newport News va
Amendment to charter OF the yir-
ginian Railway company. Norfolk.
Va, increasing It's capital stock from
SOS, 100000 to $75.000.0oo.
Amendment to charter OF David
Pender Grocery company. Norfolk,
Va, increasing its maximum capital
stock from 100000 to 100000
Amendment TO charter OF Crutch-
field Dry Cleaning and Dye works
Inc. Lynchburg. Va. Increasing
capital stock from $4,000 to $40
900
Amendment TO charter of Richard
r. Moore. Inc, Norfolk, Va. chang
ing name to Moore Hardware com
pany. Inc.
Supplemental certificate incorpora-
ton Vesuvius Manganese corporation.
changing location principal Office
Vesuvius to Elkton. name to Union
Manganese corporation. and increas-
ing capital stock from $4,000 to
100000.
Amendment 20 charter OF Virginia
Brewing company, Roanoke. Va. re-
ducing capital stock from s250,0oo to
$4,000.
r. s. Circuit Court Of Appeals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported by Rodgers, Plummer 4 Co..
IRc.l
Petersburg va. Feb. 1S, 1917

Petersburg Va. Feb. 13, 1877.
SPANISH, Farmers stock: Market
steady. $3.50 per bushel
VTRGIN1AS. Farmers stock Market
steady.
Fancy jumbo, 41qc per III.
Extra prime, +ixc per lb.
Prime. 4c per III.
Smelling stock. Bessie per 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
.Henrioo Relcnss Deeds.

Richmond Trust Il Savin&s Co,
trustee. to Marion s. Sampson. $50
feet on Seminary avenue. Ginter Park;
$1,000.
]. Aston Cabell, &c.. trustees. to
Greater Richmond Realty Co. Inc.
1876 acres on Deep Run turnpike.
known as Chantelly: $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
Motion for Judgment

In the city circuit court yesterday
motion for Judgment was docketed In
the case of Tower Binford Electric
and Manufacturing company against
the Hopeweil Electric Supply corpo-
ration, for $195.5a1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14

PurIty Tee Cream company, incor-
porated. hled suit in the law and
equity court yesterday against the
Virginia Railway and Power company
for $500 damages
case on trial in that court YES
terday may be concluded today. 1t
Ia Lizzie Coleman against the Fidelity
and Casualty company. OF New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
Chancery Release Deeds.

|. s. Goldbarth, trustee, to w. L.
Wills. 81 l-2x120 feet south OF BYRD
street; $4,000.
n. Seldom Taylor. trustee, to Chas
II. SaelEer. IS feet I.2 inches by
1926 feet north line Floyd avenue. las
feet 1-2 inches from Elm street:
$4,000
c. c. Chaplin. trustee. to Katherine
Pearl Cooke ct vir. lot s, block J,
Ginter Park: s265
G. c. Chaplin. trustee, to Geo. Kinds.
16x12o feet east line Twenty-fourth
street. 1915 feet south Of Marshall;
s2960.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14

Annie Thomas. coiored. was SEN
fenced yesterday to one year in the
penitentiary by Judge Richardson, Of
the hustings court. The prisoner was
charged with larceny, it being alleged
that she stole $50 in money from one
John Robinson.
Wallace Ragland. colored. was CIV
en- six months in Jail by the same
court. on charge of HOUSEKEEPING
He Ia said to have entered the place
of p. b. and W. M. Taliaferro on
East Main street. and stolen goods
valued at $26
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14

VIM. r. Gordon TO l.. w Ryland,
trustee, lot s. block s. wright's Park:
1913.
O. r. and Ida c. Sinclair TO r. r.
Schmidt, trustee, 11S acres and I'M
provements on Varina road: 41.007.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
HE7NRICO TRANSFERS

corded Yesterday.
L. l., Cridlin, Jr., ct ux- to Harry
w Hardy, lots 8. 10. block NJ, sec
ton /, Highland Springs: s2oe.
Ira Watson to John and Pearl
Bragg. ! acre near Williamsburg road /;
el25
Realty & Finance Corp. of Va. to
william F. Gordon, lot 8. block S.
Wrights Park: tax. 81; $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
Hussines Dend of TruM.

Walter l. Spain ct ux. TO Willis c.
PuIliam. trustee, lots /. .. block az.
Woodland Heights. 50 by las feet
west side OF Twenty-seventh street.
corner Spring Xiii street. s3.S0o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
{. s. Circuit Court of Appeals.

The United States circuit court OF
appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Pritchard. Knapp and Woods and Dis
trict Judge Dayton IN attendance.
Cases argued:
No. 14T4. Martha Dernberger, ad-
ministratrix, plaintiH in error. VIZ the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
pany. defendant in error: error to
the district court at Parkersburg. w
Va. Continued from Monday. Fur
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Wh ofe~aie Quotations Furntahed BY
WoOdfn Il scott. Produce Coma
Fnt~aion Merchants.
Richmond Va. Feb. Is, 1917
The wholesale II srket from setus!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14

state Corporation Commission.
Charters and amendments were Is
sued yesterday AZ follows:
The Citizens Bank of Wise. Wise
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
Chanterv Trus, Deeds.

Andrew II. Rohleder ct ais. to Da-
vid Meade White. trustee, 80 feet IL
inch by 70 feet east line Seventeenth
street, 81 feet ! i-2 inches south OF
Broad: also 55x132 feet east line Sew
enteenth street, ITO feet south of
Broad street; $3.50.
Thornton Davis ct uX. TO VIM. l..
Tyler trustee. lot IS. block s, Provi-
dence Park: s472.
Marion W. Sampson ct vir to e.
Randolph Williams and Andrew d.
Christian, trustees, $50 by 1877 feet
east line Seminary avenue. gao feet
north Of Rennie avenue: $4,000.
JOS. A. Purcell to Chaplin e. Cham
oerlayne, trustees. 81 l-ex132 feet east
line Twenty-fourth street. f43 2-3 feet
south Of Marshall: 1850.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
From Caskie g Hurch e. COY

Richmond Va. Feb t3. 1917.
-hoIesa1e Quotations on 'Change)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
Court News
Collected BY Tho Daily Record
CHANCERY TRANSFERS


hh'ee D<<Os OF bargain anu SAFE re-
corded Yesterday.
t. L. Long ct Tx. to Greenwood
Park Improvement corporation. BOX
l2o feet south line Chafiin street, 100
feet east Of Sheppard tE): also 40
l55 feet east line Twenty fourth
street. II feet south of Semmes ave-
nue. go: tax, IS; $40.
WIN. L. Tyler. sub-trustee tprop-
erty OF Jesse Morton ct ux.) TO Thorn
ton Davis. lot is. block 8, Providence
Park trustees sale); s535.
W. w. Cartwright ct ux. to Realty
& Finance Corp. Of Va. lot s. block
II, Falkland: tax, $3.50: $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Va

1Ioo Alaska Gold Mines Co...
ieU Allis-Chalmer~ ... ........
AeVn American BectJ Sugar .....
1899 American Can Co..,.-.......
American Can 60. pfd......
tlV0 American Car and Foundry
American Cotton OIL ......
20 American Ice Securities 49,.
7en American Locomotive ......
500 American smelling and Ref
100 American Tel. and Tel .......
goo American Tobacco 60, 49,. =.
@1ap Anaconda Mining ..........
%&uo Atch Top aud San Fs.......
Atlantic Coast Line ....-......
H00 Baldwin Locomotive Co...
lroe Haitifno ore ana Ohio .-.......
ZOO Bethlehem Steel .,.........
32oo Brooklyn Rapid Transit &C..
sac Canadian Pacific ............
B2e0 Central Leather g.. ........
500 Chesapeake and ohio .,...,..
%lod chi, Great Western. new De.
42o1 chic. Nil and St Paul ....-.
ZOO Chic and Northwestern. ......
lSGo chicago r. l. and Facifc...
iEoh chino Copper Co. ,-.........
-Iaue Colorado Fuel and Iron.
SIoo Consolidated Gas ...........
] 500 corn Products ...,,.......,
1900 cruo lDle stool .......,.,.....
f1.e Disttliers Securities .5.......
: 800 En-" ...... ..-..- .-.-....
iSeb 5rie. list pfd,.... ,....-.-....
l4no General Electric ....--...,..
500 General Motors ......,.....
Goodrich CB. ~ ..-....-.....
lsou Great Northern. pfd....,...
ZOO Great Nor. Ore cts .........
2aG Illinois Central ...-,.,......
800 Inspiration Copper .-......,.
22ed interborough Con Corp -.,.-..
Se0 lu'erborouRh Con Corp. ptd
Sia0 Int Mer Mar. Gifts OF dep.
a2soo Int Mer pr CTS. Of dep.
t20a Int Nickel CTS. of dep,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-20

Mike Flynn, %, sent to pen for life.
Murdered Pearl Murphy, %, 245 N.
Hoyne av., with pitchfork.
Vim. BrindIey, 2725 N. Francisco
aV., resigned from board of local i'm
proVements. Served IS years.
Fire from crossed wires caused
$4,000 damage to plant of Kraft
Bros Cheese Co., 359 River st.
Geo. Rabb, Logansport, Ind,
slashed throat with razor in Y. NJ.
C. A. hotel May recover.
Louegi Trioni, 1905 w. Harrison,
found guilty of murder in Judge Bar
rett's- court.
Sam RosenthaI, convicted in bank
ruptcy ring case, started for Fit
LeaVenworth prison.
Thos. Haas, 1926 S. Morgan, sent
to BrideweIl for six months by Judge
Stelk. NOnsupport of family.
Matthew Mccormick, 1920 S. Car
penter, had wagon stolen. Police
found it yesterday with 5000 he had
hidden under seat.
Public utilities comm to hear COM
plants of Elgin commuters against
C. M. 6, st. P. r. r. cold cars.
Jennie Hughes, 1917 N. Robey ST.,
shot herself in neck. Refused to tell
why. May recover.
Dr.. Arthur SchuettIer, son of po-
lice chief, recovering from appen-
dicitis operation.
Jos. Krause, fined $25 and costs on
complaint of Marie Meyers, a422O
w. Adams.
Mrs. Lena Miller, seeking separate
maintenance from Harris Miller, |
clothing merchant, says he cares
only for money.
VIM. C. RegeIin, 2731 Giddings,
appeared on contempt charge and
told Judge Thompson why he hadn't
paid alimony. Present wife has the
money.
Condemned lot of tomato pulp on
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-20


held as suspect in murder of Police
man BFOr Johnson. Police have one
holdup on him.
County Judge ScuIIy appointed
11,75O judges and clerks of election.
Several women rescued in fire at
1920 N. LeaVitt, yesterday.
John BrazeIton, Deer Lodge,
Mont, suicide in haywood hotel. In
sane, cOroner's jury decided.
U. S. Comm'r Lewis Mason report
ed that $8,760,O0O death claims have
been filed against EastIand.
Capt Jas. Calvin, Truckman Pat -
Burke and Fred Densberger hurt
when fire engine hit car at 45th and
Ashland:
Judge Pond entered order to hast
en- work on Michigan blvd. link.
Will of James Skinner, formerly of
Sears, Roebuck & Co., gave $1,789,-
600 estate to widow.
DR.. Louis Tint, 121 S. Ashland aV.,
overcome by fumes While repairing
auto in garage. Will recover.
Serbs asked Mayor Thompson to
stop parade tomorrow commemorate
ing death of Emperor Francis Joseph.
He. refused.
inheritance tax of 100000 order
ed paid by estate of VIM. Deering by
Judge Jones of Sioux Falls, S. Da-
kOta.
Sister Mary Rita chosen as mother
superior Of Mercy hospital.
Francis Putnam, real estate brok-
er, tried suicide. May live. Domestic
troubles, cause.
Foodstuffs dropped slightly in
price as warm weather broke.
Swain Nelson, designer of Lincoln
park, dead.
Federal grand jury started quiz
into methods of bankruptcy ring.
Police Capts. w. P. O'Brien and
Jos. Smith each fined 80 DAYS nav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-14

COLUMBIA t.uMunu CO. seer Rainier
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NDUrUtAkE Mill co. Gel Northiakc
Nnrth trH
Mut.N AM THINNER
OCCIDENTAL LUMBER A TtNhIh
CO. stuart uds tpb Aiki West
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nocNAs 8 coMsos, 81 Washington
81 Main tiFA
noorE, " J. a 60. tNc, So sss lat
Ave \ = 4 ies' seei GRAND H''d.
RoseNnERa. ,. c.. River,oa. sidoe,
STAR oRocsRr co. sioi Jackson 81.
srrNa,s GROCERY CO. zee rine.
Westiake Mkt Eu sos. Main ioea
TOXIC GROCERY CO. WeHtlake Mar
set Eilntt las
MASltfNGrON GROCERY CO. rs ist
WILD kOsE uRoSERN. sass Tth West
slacvn Anne t4f
NoRK GROCERY CO. ssee Raiuisf
sonl.E eRoceRY CO. wouiaSs NAT
eiuost tslt
cRotfRif-~--w uoi.tSAtt
totsSr $ HITLER Confec and Makers
supplies. ais Western. Mnin isf
scHwAnAchER mos CO, Occidental
and Main Main eStK
sYl.vEsrfR mos GO. sac en- =
Matn 9Sne
wignt. KSAtr GROCERY srrrt.Y CO.
tios Western Ave Elliott 1915
okos sRihS N>p NEAf>.
M.AtR 4 WMfrrENnALe, ifes Yes
kRAusEs cAsu GROCERY Ann
NARksr stea SIN Ave. south. sid
ne, ais
Groceries. trssh Meats 1855 Rainier
Ave Beacon tts
rARt.oR NARKiTrs, ses Denny WAY
RosE GRocrRY CO, = TAkAHAsi-
X. NAkANtsHi STABLE and Fancy
81 Msin t3t.
GROCERY. flour AND tNflp,
STOUT GROCERY. 80 W Tsth nal.
lard .sse.