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The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Grain and Provisions

LLl4,-.ll. .hh -t-tluits
o- SASS. rrt ...a.. a.rtr. .atFt...s
-@nlstH., ns $3.50 etalrie. 4l.
N.t t-aa. - .ltEe ArstfH. --
a4s nfts tui fst-t fsolf n .!t
a.ta.at- .tL.rt e.. 4- u4lsc t.a
-t eDar- -tr "a nt.I tutrr nus rfs frtf
fs.t.au 1arh.t 80 rt4aacy tur
NN.nl 4n t.atf aHaf Att ftas ll.-.
Uaa.ra ->4va in lhNasu $685.
t.aa fiA eta.ts. ttA are lrnr. acre ~
u-AIt- ft aatrr tnt nlttu states
9an tta-4tlfr ter export
a.r- attt rte.tns ua. nr i~
~eNu ffnar.- 4atSe uKurrs
la 1879 .tDaft ti-r tu,a4 nt a.
90 t.H 4lr tHr sfQE ot
l'iea 90. tHv att.e ,uance tlAt
t-u s-tl,a ~n5 attt ,uan ...,
sraN a.t troM lnv tette.
bAtH- f Ift~irrut tst4sVn. oUt
tlst a,airr. So, Atlit -AanCe
AsG--ns
ar HteH .u.t..'n 44as petn pl4i
af ai NsN 4f-mana ls active at
aIt A- .Hntrts. Hlsi offers have
tgn alt he,e4pts aFt decreasing
at- 49, ttr-ct ous iu the Amer
$3.50 tfs.NtU s4gg! are expected Irtla
N-" ''h tlt lus eCs oalN 81 tAktus
AN 4r Ut HEtat a. tlc pres
ftt tt@H trtrtS Aat al Nl.su IN A. a.
see s~Ltrs o4sr~ ana trose who
az cons aF' slick o. take advantage
pf.-e - seSafe pFunts
l-at As -~s+-igs al 0Hs- MARY
-i.-fl ~tta galn of o., ana the
otatf deals sAined -c.
~Nfn 4'f tured 'sc, fye lc, ana
talh crel aff -4a.
4hurs4a9's wheat quotations cash
Nr res. Slto-z May op-nca wlsn-
eut eLanee az sl.sses. ana advanced
tn s. f- llIy opened az Si-b7l- and
advance o. Alss. No Wh.te.
tlfi-
lhursesy coarse grain quotations
Lctn- CASH No. =. si.uZ Nc. yel-
leW 500 No. Z Yellow. Si.ol=
cats standard sue 10. white
9t-- 40. 2 y tite, - e..
f.-f CASH No. = SIS
scans Immediate and prompt
sAipmfnt $40 February, ss.-5
SEEDS I'rlute rcd clover iloen
Siarsh p SEES alslSe fii,i9; Timothy.
Receipts n thc Detroit market on
Thursday included = coo bbls OF -four.
- cars uf wheat - or corn. and 80
ot oats. shipments were 1000 Nbls
of Nvtr $500 hl 20 wheat and Is
e9e 1l f corr. stocks are $4,000
~ ol wheat i5I.e9g bu ~ corn. 81
GOV ~ ef cats ard $1,000 bu 81 rye.
Exports q wheat and -four Thurs
cey. 1854 600 nu
Receipts ~ wheat THURSDAY. pu-
.Ith .le cars. against ia a year ago:
Mime @arnils. -a3 cars. against .sa
winnipeg. ESQ cars. against "a. Chi
cASo. - cars. sgsinst 81 southwest
600 hu. against 5000 hi
triWagF wheat receipts were sst-
age
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
MARKET CONCERN
NAMES TOEPEL
AS TREASURER

Put orc change Vae made Ia tho
directorate of rho uroadWsv Mar
kef COMPANY IN the annual meerng
in tho Hotel ponioharrain. Thurs
day morning Euoch smith AZ has
urgent request. was dropped from
the board and Walir- Tocpel cash
Ter ~ fhr Peninsnlar state pans.
pss chosen in biz place Mr Toepel
also Was made frca urcr of ihe cor
pora'ion. POSITION from which Nr
Smith resigned lasf faiL During
tho meantime Harry S warren. sec-
refary had been acting treasurer
Directors chosen arc phiip Brett.
meyer Thomas Glynu. Walter Too
pei. William Sander. Edward
Neumsnn Ward Lockwood Herman
l. Koeb,er Anthony Pefz. Jr and
Harry s Warren A. thc concll
sion OF The stockholG.r meeting
the directors elected the foli0e NIX
officer Philip Breiimeyer. preri-
dent. Thomas Giynn fret vice.
president Edward Neumanu. scc.
ond president walter Toepcl
treasurer. ana Harry S Warren sec
retary.
Mr Smith. y'ho 's connected with
the Peoples State bank has been
director ~ 'hc market since its
organization tIis banking duties
prevented him from giving sufficient
time N The poFtion. he explained 20
the FfOckholders
The report 20 the stockhoirers for
1916 show that the corporation
earned. net t33.2fG9l during the
past year Gross receipts fotaiod
sf03If77s and disburs ements. s61,
e30Ss. Operating ezponecs amoGnf.
ed 10 s257clgi About "a north
ago the COMPANY paid fs lnififl q
idend digfrihut'ps s2o72 ~ 20 sd.l.
ers ~ prcferfs 'ocs Gross 70
ceiptS show au increase ~ Six fnd
one-hslf per cent oyer 1915.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
PAIGE STRONG ON
LOCAL EXCHANGE

Paige was the only active stoch
on the noor OF The Detroit eXchsnst
Thursday morning Several hun
dred shares went at 80 "a ard
40 IS. and there was a noticeable
sti1ening IN the market II va
the only stock for which there ap
peared demand Wednesday l.
was selling from 30 IL 20 40 -
Investment bonds also proved a.
tractiye 10 some. and several trans
ters OF these were recorded
The continuous session plan
which has heen tried out on the
local exchange the last few months.
is meeting with the favor OF the
greater number OF the brokers
How ever. there are complaints from
a Few members OF the exchange.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
TIIT NIf HTGaN INITIAL ITFE
TNStnANCE COMPANf
Malice Of Animal Meefinn

The annual meeting ~ 'hr stock
faldsrs - fhf Michigan Mutual Life
TurHranfe lmpauy. - Detroit Mich
vlIl Co. held a. the home office -
ff'd cofnrany IN Tuesday, ianuary
Iff-. FOR thr election - directors
0f fhr r0up pnuv ana for the tranHac-
flau 20 ruch othor ilriress as may
legally come before said stOckhold-
fr meeting.
Tile roils viii bt open from two
80 fNrfe ~ ciofk y. W.
Tho annual uo~fIu ug of thr board
oN dIferfors ~ trr MIchIyan Mutual
life if.ufancc company 20 Detroit,
Ffcf, VIII hr held on tho same DAY
kn1 Af thr aame place at three
10 clock b. m for fir election n Off
.rrs ari tho tranraction - such
other huHinesa ag may legally como
before said board
hnnks wlIi be closed Tor the trans-
o. ~ stock on Jnnuaff o. 1919. ~
twelve o'clock noon. until after the
annual ufttIns ~ the board - d.
rsctUrF
MOORE.
a.rHFf4Tf
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
EXTORTION is
CHARGE AGAINST
TRIO IN CELL

Affer an unsuccessful attempt, Il
is alleged 20 evtort $50 from Violet
Kimball Keeper % l.arned-st re-
sort Edward kiIey. - years old
living near Woodward ave and Nin,
NHerd Christ Msnos 25 Years old
No. it2 IAfayetfe-ave and Roman
kubisk % years old So ss Poland
sf were arrested Wednesday The
men. n is alleged. sent note in
the Kimbal woman lu which they
threatened 20 blow up her house
unless the money was paid ne1t
Tuesday. The suspects were A.
rested in restaurant AZ No i5i
81 Antoine-sf
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Local

tstimated values 81 crops and AM
NAL products for any year previous
&c 1912
The total estimated value OF An
mal products for 1916 was t.55S.Oov.-
900 or more than double the 'aiue
for 1904. which WAS the highe''
amount up 10 1916
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

German-American snEsr--5o a.
2sL
REQ car--ioo az So 100 af g.. 10
az 81 az 90. rs az 81. 2b az 37L
at 2gi4.
Continental. common --e5 at gs e. S.
at 3S
Charcoal. common--3t a.
Paige -petToit--i00 at 407.
sales 10 n. ~. 90 4 y. m.
Charcoal COMMONLY az A. 100 a.
Z "A. 100 m
bet Edison ~ if4 10 a. Iss.
Michigan q a B 80 ~ f6a
Niies-Detfoit-tO a. %.
REQ Cars az 3f4.
pet Savings Bank 10 az 27b
Security Trust---iH at 251
NCinn. Sugar. pfd.--5 az 95A 8 a.
s6H
Packard. commou--co az 16f
Paige petroit--t00 at fOa, 10 1T
co.,. 20 AT t0a. IS AZ fo5.. a. a. ~
II ana ~ H a T.. Ss-se coo IT qs
Det y a. a a 5's-si. 900 al "a =
Sf0cV at 94's
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Writer. Back Fro M
Paris. Predicts Great
er Slaughter
ALLIES HOLD KEY
TO PEACE, HE SAYS
France and Brit a n
Well Organized, AS
serts Harris

Peace ia Europe will come when
The Allies ore ready 70 iet IL come.
and fghtine mon hert than any
that has slaughtered humans thus
far IN The Nar viii mark the con.
nicf mex sprint ~ tho opinion ~
Julian Harris formerly editor ,n
charge of the European edition Of
'he New York Herald tn Paris Mr.
Harris IS In Detroit on 4 busines
engagement
10 the war bad finished az he en-
oi the first year ir would have ,cer
disastrous tor Frsnce. and almost
as bad Tor Great britain sad Nh
Harris Toda3, after TWO and 4
halg years OF var France and Great
Britain are organized efficiently and
many economic questions have been
definitely settled
Both France and England thru
he war are settiuc the thing each
needed most-thc former a complete
business awakening and the latter "a
thoro spiritual regeneration.
Saw Zeppelin Raid.
The French. n matters purely
esthetic or romantic are volatile and
ercitable, in serious, bigger things
they are pragmafic. steadfast and in
domitatle. was Paris during tae
Zeppein raid las, January when -
women AMI children we're killed and
- wounded The Parisians Nerr an.
cry but caln II Was he ame lur-
inS the attack on Nrf3un j read
IL Tic American new papers 8erHn
dispatches asserting that Paris was
IA panic This s not true perls
was never quiefer han dGrinc ne
first six weeks OF the drive ON Yer
dun
While hero has been muci fala
about an allied economic warfare
against Germ arv some of fte a1lcst
Frenchmen with whom talked re-
eard the scheme as ahimerical in
ternauoral trade any more than
local busi mess canno. be- success .fil
ly conducted on a basis pf friend
snip T = true tha after 'no ar.
france and Guar Rgtalo l b..
more 'hsn tser competitors az Cor.
many and by the me osen Gcr
NAM Vlll-reaen hcr commerclsl-rf
forts.
As for peace N $40 come shen
tho AF+rs ara -.aft %. tat 10 r,-fs
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
CHICAGO LIvE sTock.

CHICAGO Ian .S-rogs Re
cei pts 5000 market slow and g.
lower mixed and butchers Sos
- 10 good heavy. sie.Sq 3 ~ 0a
rough hezvy $1,000 iQSe light
ftost t0tt pigs Ss1ie.IN Cattle
Receipts 5000 market steady
ae~ges sSGieSo COWS and h~lfers,
s4-tGlo10 Texans tSs5fss
calves tf9aftS0 sheep. Recei ipt-,
-. oe0. market Steady shade lover
native. ssstG10.s5 western. So ~
1870. lambs. siis0nItlo western.
.s1fss rftas
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
ftnp eorrrR sTo, ~.
TnII.I,n aRAIN

TCf.EDD Ian 1s-fl1so wheat.
Cssh ise MAJ iaoor iyiy.
s. 0fi- fuiy. ii084 DatsN cash.
Soc MAY eI.c Iuiy. 5s1c rye
cash slfs Governed Cssh ana
Jan fibe5 Beb- 81. March. SO 20.
Prime. iff.3e. March. $40. limo
thy. carr. fef1h March. ,l51i-.
Butte Bfici erssmery. fiisc tab
freauery SIC rRRz Fresh candlsd.
&c fancy selects sgc. fancy stora g
80 candled stlrsse. SOC. Hay Tn
changed.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Prosecutor To Direct
ThorO Probe Into
Coal Shortage
J..SNOWSkI AND
DINGEMAN CONFER
Details of Investiga-
ton Are Kept Under
Cover

Following a two hour conference
with Corporation Counsel lIarrs }
plngeman Prosecuting Attorney
Charles IA la-rov ski announced
Thursday afternoon tha, the county
and city governmental machinery
would combine in wide spread u
yestisation ~ the coal shortage
While he would nor 10 .nto details
the prosecutor stated ,hs nyeGiea.
iion would extend beyond the bound
aries l Detroit
II rs understood ne probe wil
take nv form ~ m ingurl com
duc'ed by specially appointed com
mitiee o. tho common connect Evl
dcncc obtained hy pinreman tending
20 show thai SOME coal ,saler, arc
having carloads ~ coal held n rgi
road wards for lensthr periods in
an effort 90 keep down the available
fuel lpply ard keep prices uu. wil
serve as -hc basis ~ 30 n,csres
tion II i- probable thai tha police
department VIII deta3 pecal ln
-s.a.4tr r-. s+re "a, cot 49, -ff.. .... ID. .,., oil,
80. r. ps.
r,.,oa-1.' 49, so~,.-.a -. ...
c,,y ~o,,-rn .No.,l5 s,s,, ,b, ,,,.
,,r,,io, ,l,ot,g +, r.. t,,9 ~
sreo,s,,'. .,-ot,.,, -.,,,.,,...a ~,
,tde5 MIN =, .,r,r-.,.o, ~
,,,a- 49,. ain .,tl, 2. o,... ,h.
b,,,,,, -, ~ sr,s,to, s,.n .-
t-,,. ,,~..o, A-. 49,, tt1s
vhA- ,tero w.. oosf sb,-, ,be
,-o< - .-sc. ,-,-...... e...,..
s1e -o Sq ION ne at tr tr.t
'imc Il was shown coal uae 81 nal
into railroad Yards n box cars m.
bcled wheat"
Tho rrosecrro- suggested .o rc
'ico Commi.- iora- couzan. several
weeks AGO that DE- anpctnf .rye.r
gator fo -, proiimiDsr, e,idsr
or WHICH fo base rbr corrfl arob.
IssnoWsi,i declares Couz.ns pror
t.ed 10 cons Ider The matter agt H.
.a.d nothing moro about a.
MAYOR Mar, vas expected 10 af
tend th- conference Thnr.dsv but
6id mo, aprear Commits .or.r Con-
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

a double house az Nos i2.44 Bes.
comet was nearly destroyed by hro
Thursday morning. after gasoline
stove IN the home Of Mrs. ioi
Berry who occupies one side ~ tho
house lguited and exploded. VII
liam Hayden city tesmster. occu.
ried tbe other side on The building
The loss vas 4fpV 80 one was N
mred
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

TOLEDO Jan. ls.--Hogs Receipts.
zoe rarke, steady 20 sc lower
heAvies SiI254iii35. mediums. sli -
HIf.0 workers. $40 SOC %. good
pigs si0Rle2S. calves. Steady.
sheer and lambs steady.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
B~-s- and Tru., Companies
Ser following nrms arr prirIi.red

tfr foiIowinF NTms arr prITIisned
90 ~Nec ite orders on tho Exchange.
W. - Moss a Co. Carlyle a povah.
Geo. NJ. West q Co. T.. = dacc-ons
q Co. " W E>hgeS Co y T.. Sov-
mour a Co. W. r. McI.suEhUn. Mer-
r,ii. Lynch a. Co. ". A. Hamun A.
Co. VIM. a. Neer A. Co. Sinclair A
couIs. Emmett 4. spraKue VIM n.
Rose & Co. r X. PeIton a Co. Joel
stockard 4 Co. Bennett. Smith
Co.. Lewis G.. Gorton. W r. Reilly
n Co. MATHEW Finn. A. ". Wzliacs
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

CLEVELAND Jan. iS.--Hcgs Re
csipts coo steady. yorkers. yll.25.
mixed. siig0. rtedirrnS fli.S5 pigs
si6.5 -ouehs $40 stsgs, 81. Cattis
Receipts. cars srtiye. sheep and
isrn Receipts S cars, active tor.
si4ss Calves-Recei $50 ac,ife
tor. si455.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

Nf-W fNfsr far fs Butter
Firw rpretptr 1.TFf. creamery extra.
~qT t4i.r sn special markef fNTf
f0t-r state dairy tubs 1fts r 11e.
fr-Ifaflen rrearnerf fr.fa 7f1+2o
prra- Unsettled I0pcf r~cetpfs
-trr nesrbF wfife fsrrY 81 a 81.
~sarts mfvsd fanc~. t6n 51r Fresh
frafs ff05eC
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

The executive committee OF ihe
Florida Press association meets a.
Jacksonville today 10 prepare pro-
gram and complete arrangements
'or tho association next annual
meeting
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

cufrAGo Jan. rs Butte rr-
tras 2Sftr nrsrs. 8sts n f-l dairy
sxtreg. tIis l4tc trsts. litl aa2c
LGrs Prime ordinary ~ flr frsfs.
tte rheeqe Twins -lu itc Fourz
Americas. 21H2 iiye pouifrt
Fowls iS ducks itdf1r geese.
ituiec. spriu4s. ffc turfeye. --r
Potatoes Nrrtinta le cars f0r.r
west. fi.4tn1 A'iaconsin and Mime
suta. sfS001et
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
GLASGOW HEADS
RAIL BOARD

tA&sISG -aleh Jan 1a-c T.
Glasgow wa Thursday elected chair.
man ~ gao state railroad commis-
sion
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

bliss Blanche Smith. the bride
sister. acted as maid % horror -
rittston n y. Gazette.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
IIGIN N rTER


FrGfN NJ ruffer Nll saf.s
ISL decrease nf Sc from last
week. price.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

Priuti1E--th~ plain n~st kfna-thst
g. riEhf--Tines Job Dept-Nsf. $50
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

rrintins--th~ pisin Meet kfnd--thnt
u rtEbt--Timcs Job Dept.--usfn f52o.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Motor Stocks

Furnished ~ WIN a Near 4 CO.. 4
zfS-25e Penobecot buil8ine Detroit T
Jan a. 1917 BID asked I
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations furnished b. Hornhtop-
~ 4 " eehs. Jan ls. ifls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

saw WOMAN become hystcri, al at the
station when she bade farewell to her
husband leaving FOR the front. ] have
seen women weeping silently and faces
torn with emotion and anguish at
parting. hut nothing which could I'm any
way he described as terrible scenes"
Grim as tn, times may become in tho
next TWO or three months my obScr-
'atuhs would not Justify the conclu-
SION that "Germany Is lettering or that
her economical collapse is at hand"
when people complain, tho OK
per,tnces OF the German people "a cen
fury ago under Napoleon's yoke and
tho heroic example Of Queen Lulsc Is
drawn upon for consolation. When
iittle children. perhaps somewhat wan
and pale. and II would be an uutruth
TO state that there are not such In
Germany to-day-bcSm to whimper
that they have not had quite enough
10 eat or express dissatisfaction with
the food. Isallin's "durchehalten-a aus
nalten-maul haltcn" is recalled to
them and they become little heroes
and little hcroines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
Argues for Fullest
Use of Submarines
Count Wcstarp Declares Utmost
Strength Must Be Thrown
y Into Scales.
fRy A..ocintc,I rross.

BERLIN. January - Cia london.
January 20).-Count Wcs,arp. leader
of the conservative party in the Reich
stag. declared himself i'm favor Of the
fullest use OF submarines In speech
1T MaSdeburg. Count Wcstarp said:
our utmost strength must now he
thrown into the scales. There
is no weapon OF warfare which we
dare to withhold. We have too few
weapons in hand against England, who
possesses at this moment our colonies,
has swept away our commercial ma
rine and put blockade into effect
II we want to make further progress
against England We must strike her
life nerve-hrr commercial fleet We
have already Ndealt England mighty
blows in cruiser warfare. and it is
technically possible to augment our
achievements. but the chief thing is
commercial warfare 1t is Il good sign
that nobody feels 1t necessary to try
and interfere with the plans and dc.
cisions of the military authorities, but
that everybody has full confidence"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
THREE STATE WITNESSES
HEARD IN SPANNELL CASE
Defense Objects tn Testimony Of Con-
stable Concerning Statement I'm
mediRtely After Arrest.
tBy Associated rrrss.l

BY Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO, TEN, January Co
The trial of Harry J. SPANIEL, charged
with killing his wife at Alpine last
July. continued today with the tcsti-
mony of three State witnesses. Span
nell is under indictment also for the
Butler.
The defense objected to the testi-
mony of j. w. Yates. a constable at
Alpine. as TO what SPANIEL said i'm
mcdiately after his arrest. and the
judge ordered the Jury to retire and
directed Yates to proceed. The court
reserved decision as 10 the admssi-
bility of the testimony.
Yates asserted that after being
placed In jail SPANIEL asked:
Are they both dead"
When informed that both his wife,
Mrs. Crystal Holland SPANIEL. a.
Butler were dead. Yates said SPANIEL
cried out: Oh My God. Oh! My
God
Asked why he did the shooting. &C
cording to Yates. SPANIEL replied: 81
don't know"
Yates is expected to take the stand
on Monday, when the courts decision
regarding his further testimony prob
ably will be made.
Spannelrs trial for killing Colonel
Butler recently was set for next Thurs
day, as it was believed the present
trial would be concluded by then.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

fabrics was ordered late in the fan. 1t
liz Impossible TO. buy "a han,lk srchlef,
collar or shirt without Il ''polizei
schein"'or ''police permit" Tho maxi
Ing OF the better grade OF mems suits
TO order by tuilors had not yet come
under this rule. Practically all wom-
ems apparel except such as could be
construed as "luxuries" and even some
Of these. call for police permits. This
Is largely because women sc regard
cd as being more extruvagant in cloth
Ing than men.
that every bnusfrau and every yonns
woman must have what In this coun-
try would be regarded nv whole
sale" supply OF linen. both for wear
and for the house. 1t is the desire OF
the authorities that people shall draw
on this SUPPLY and actual necessity
must be Shown before permits are is
sued. Furs are still about one-half
the irice asked in Now York. Cotton
goods are much schrcer than woolens
and silks and velvets. When we left
Beriin my wife was readily granted a
permit for II wooden dress.
Although ] have been in Germany
from the very first day or the war,
mist Say In all truth, that / have never
witnessed any such scenes az SO
wildly described by II DutcI, writer in
American papers recently. I have seen
and talked with people who said they
Ind not NIL they would like to have u
cat nor the things to eat they would
like. hut have never seen any one
falling over from Weakness"
HAS SEEN NOTHING OF
"TERRIBLE SCENES"
Though have Travelled from one end
OF Germany to the other. i'm passen-
ger trains. in hospital trains. in mill
tary transports. have seen nothing
of the terrible scenes" which the
writer Processes TO have seen once I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CONFER;
Representatives. of Seventeen Inntitu-
tiOns Hold SesnIonn at
IynrhburE.

I.YNCHBURG. VA. January 90
More than 100 boys from seventeen
high schools Of Central Virginia at
tended Il conference to-day at the Y. NJ.
g., a. here, the sessions having begun
last night
The officers elected are: president.
Asbury Rorer. Lynchburg; vicepresi-
dent. Courtney Motley. Roanoke: sec
rotary. Thomas Carruthcrs charlottcs-
VILE: assistant secretary. Allen
Scruggs. Danvillc. Committee on reso-
buttons: Terry Sncad. Lynchburs;
Dewey iiollandsworth. Rocky Mount.
and Raymond Smith. Lexington.
The principal speakers at the days
sessions were W. G. Mccarty. State =.
NJ. G. ~. boys secretary. and \. "
Cotton. international y. NJ. G. 4. hign
school secretary.
This afternoon the delegates were
given quite IA reception at the Virginia
CHRISTIAN College The conference will
be In session tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

Especial to Tn" Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG VA. January
20.-At the annual election Of officers
OF X. s. Chew Camp. Sons Of Confcd-
crate Veterans, the following were.
chosen: DR.. J. Garnctt King, commau-
der: w. s. ChcSlcy. first lieutenant
commander. -. ". Scott. second lieu
tcnant-comInandcr: Leo V Timberlake.
adjutant: -. Gordon Guuldman, treas
urer: w. II. I;mbrey. uu;,rtcrinustcr; i
l.. Harris. color sergeant: DR. J. y.
Barney. historian: Or. +. g.. I'ratt ami
Or. =. l.. Scott surgeons: Rev. Il. g.
Gilmore. chaplain. Tho above officers
with Captain NJ. b. Rowe. W H. Hur-
kamp and a. 6. Eillingslcy form the
executive committee.
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Hnd EIny Living Descendants.

Especial to Tho Times ispatch.l
Ia NCliBtItG. VA. January 20
Mrs. Mary NJ. jacobs who died mere
this week. had lived 10 see her desccn-
dhnts Increase 10 hfty. Although sur
viFed by only Two children, g. H.
brentwood and Mrs. j. Z. Murray,
there were eleven grandchildren. thirty
TWO great decentralization and five great
great Observation-Disclosures
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TSpociaI 70 The Tunes Dispatch
bASNILLE, VA, January 20-Rec-
ords Med in the Office 81 the clerk Of
the Corporation court show thar 1875
residents OF panvilie received whisky
and beer through the express Office in
December. Examination OF the records
shows that the orders for arden,
sptrits far exceeded the demand for
beer.