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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-23
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
Tho Weather,

Sun" rises Jan. ~ at 1921. sets at
5;o2.
Iowa - Partly cloudy and unsettled
tonight and Wednesday: warmer to.
night in east and south portions: cold
er Wednesday.
Range of temperature at Marshall
town: Monday, s above and 10 below;
Sunday, Al above and . below; Jan.
%. 1916, 4S and 20 above AT this
morning, above: yesterday, below.
PAGE ONE.
Telesraphic News:
Allied Press Skeptical Of Wilson'S
Peace Plans.
Address Accepted in Sympathetic
Cummins Proposes Senate Discus
sion.
Searchlight to Be Turned on Stock
Exchange.
Short" Selling to BE Investigated.
Pershng Ready to March.
Boxing Bill in Iowa House.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FoUR !,
Iowa News: =
Johnston to Push Old Highway .S
Senate Plans TO Lop OF Many s.
Electric Line May Extend.
Wikerson's Bills Rejected. +.
Corn at $3.50 Per Ear. ~
Farm News and Notes. ,rs'
PAGE FIVE.
Story: .-..r.
The Lone Star Ranger.
>PAGE SIX.
Editorial:
Grandfather's Winters Wood"
A Friend of the Family.
The Business Field.
Topics of The Times.
iowa Opinion and Notes.
PAGES EIGHT, NINE, TEN, ELEVEN
City News:
Report on City Water Good.
Building and Loan Has Fine Year.
Club to Have Town Builder For
Address.
County Teachers to Meet.
Arrest For Contempt Made.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General:
Wilson Speech Pulls Down Wheat.
Slight Setback For Corn.
Cattle Steady.
Sharp Advance in Hogs.
Farm Loan Law to Check Tenantry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-23
C,4nn,ins Proposes
Weeks Debate on
Wilson Peace peech

|, Washington. Jan. 23.-S cnator Cum
minis of Iowa, submitted resolution
to the senate today which would de-
vote the senate, beginning next Mon
day, to a full ard free discussion Of
the presidents peace policy expressed
in his message yesterday. All other
business would be excluded until every
senator had an opportunity to SPEAK
not more than one hour.
Chairman Stone objected to imme-
diate consideration and action was de-
ferred until tomorrow. the resolution
cited that nasmuch as the presidents
speech invited no legislative action,
but asked for the advice of the SEN
ate for guidance in the matter involv-
ing the integrity cf the nation and the
peace of the world, it Was the bounden>
duty of the senate to thoroughly con-
slider the proposals and advise the
president regarding them.
In the present pressure of busi-
ness" said Senator Stone, II shall have
to object to set aside whole week
merely to hear speeches or opinions
regarding the presidents address"
Senator CummiEs insisted that his
resolution had u right to lie over for
day without reference and said he
would object to it's going to committee.
Senator Stone then Withdrew his mo-
ticn.
All America Interested.
Discussion in ell American nations
of the underlying principles embodied
in President Wilson's address is eS-
pected to come about thru action OF
the American Institute of American
Law, now meeting in Havana, in tax
ing up a code of maritime neutrality.
The code is to be taken up within the
next year by the societies of interna-
tional law in each Of the American re-
publics.
In this code the principle is laid
down that if neutrals are unable to
prevent conflict they must do every
thing possible to end it on the ground
that one of the obligations of neutral
ity is a duty of pacification toward
mankind. The code also dwells on the
freedom of the seas.
Under the proposed code neutrais
may utilize an international force 70
punish violations of neutrality.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-23
PUNITIVE ARMY
READY TO MARCH
Withdrawal of OutpOsts of
Pershing's Command
Is Ordered.
FIELD HOSPITAL
HAS BEEN VACATED

Thirty Patients Removed to El Paso,
Being Brought Northward in Motor
.Cars-Question Of Lifting Embargo
on Arms Under Consideration-ViIla
Commanders Concentrate Force Of
5000 Men to Contest For Base.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-23
lowan Killed in Michigan.

Special to Times Republican
Iowa City. Jan. 23.-Francis Conant,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-23
The Lone Star Ranger.
PAGE SIX.

Markets and General:
Wilson Speech Pulls Down Wheat.
Slight Setback For Corn.
Cattle Steady.
Sharp Advance in Hogs.
Farm Loan Law to Check Tenantry.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Morris HiIIquit, famous labor law
yer, and Anna Agnes Maley will
speak at Socialist mass meeting to-
night at Sabin school, LeaYitt and
Hirsch. Aid Rodriguez, j. Louis
Engdahl,, Aid. Kennedy and others
also will speak. H. ~
DR.. J. A. Cousins will lecture at
Hobo college, 917 w. Washington
blvd. tonight, on Sanitation and
Life" '.H
City central committee of Y. P. S.
L. meets Sun, 2:30 p. m, at Work
ers' institute, 92O S. Ashland av.
Northwest Side Public Speaking
club will meet Sun, 2::30 p. m, in
woman's club room, West PIX. No. 1.
Lucy E. Parsons lectures on war
as a Great Equalizer" at Economy
Forum, 20 w. Randolph, Sun, 8 p. m.
Woman's Trade Union league will
hold annual election of officers Sun
day, $3.50 p. M, at Schiller hall, 81
W. Randolph.
Leslie Vail will speak on "How
Thought Force Can Change the
Body before the International~New
Thought Fellowship at Hall 210, Ma
sonic Temple, Sun, IL a. m.
Society of Superites, Colonial hall,
Sun, 8 p. m. Debate, Sirfessor
WiIkesbarre and John Loughman:
Resolved, That Ignorance Is of
More Benefit to the Human Race
Than knowledge"
West Side Peoples Forum, Robey
and Warren av., 7:45 p. m.,, Sunday.
Speaker, Chas. F. Aked of San Fran
cisco. Subject, America and the
Worlds State" Questions from the
floor
South Side Peoples Forum, Oak
wood blvd. and Langley ay., p. M,
Sunday. Speaker, DE-. Chas. F. Aked
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-06
NEW YORK STOCKS. -
strong. Trading dull.
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Sunday; some
what warmer tonightG lowest tenn.
perature slightly above freezing;
colder Sunday afternoon or night;
fresh southwest winds shifting to
northwest Sunday. Temperature
Friday-High, 80; low, 20.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-06

of San Francisco. Subject, America
and the Worlds State" Questions
from the floor.
UniVersaIist Church of the Re-
deemer, RObey and Warren av., Fred
A. Moore, minister, 10:45 Sunday.
''DiYine Insight"
n. J. Crouch will lecture at Hobo
college, 917 w. Wash. blvd, Sun, 2
p. m, on "The High Cost of Living;
Who Is Responsible -.
w. C. GreenIeaf will speak on
Sources of Theosophy" at Besant
hall, 116 S. Michigan av., Sun, at
$3.50 p. m.
DR.. A. P. Fitch, Cambridge, will
speak on Power of the Positive" at
Sunday Evening club, Orchestra
hall, Sum-, 8 p. m.
Florence Kelley, sec'y Natl Com
sumers' league, will speak on Eight
Hour Law for Women" at Woman's
City club, Mon, $3.50 p. m.
M. c. Walsh will lecture at Hobo
college, 917 w. Wash blvd, Mon, g
p. m, on "The War in the United
States"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-06

E. H. Sothern, noted Shakespeal
ian actor, who was forced to leav
stage here and undergo delicate opel
alton, taken to New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
COURT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals recovered yesterday morn
ing. with Circuit Judges Pritcha I'd
knapp and Woods. and District Judge
common III attendance.
Cases argued yesterday:
No. l3t6~F. l.. Hendrix son and c.
~. HcndrikSon. plaintiffs in error, US.
INC United states. defendant In error:
error 10 the District Court at Charles
ton. :. c. Argued by w. Turner I.o-
gan. of Charleston. for the plaintiffs
IN error. and by j: Watics Warning. as.
sistart United States attorney. of
Charleston. for the defendant in err
ror. and submitted.
No. 1557.--B. +. Parrish, plaintifi i'm
error. vs.. the United States. defendant
in error; error TO the District Cour: at
tharleston. :. .. Argued by Arthur
X Young. OF Charleston. and Jennings
\. owens. of Bennettsville. :. G. for
the plaintiff in error. and Icy j. Wati.s
Waring. assistant United states ut .
torncy, of Charleston. for the defend
ant H. in error. and submitted.
Duncan ID. McColi and jennings *
owens. of Bcnncttsvi!ic, :. G.. wcrn
admitted to practice as attorneys ana
rounSclors in this court.
Case in call to-day:
No. l16l.-WclCh Grape Juice Cont
pany. plaintiff il error We. Frey &.
son. Inc, defendant in error: error 10
The biStr let Court AZ Baltimore TO
be argued by John Fiinklcy, of Balti-
more. and Charles -. Spooner. of New
} ork. for the plaintiff In error. ard by
Daniel w. Baker. of Washington. for
the defendant in error
Court adjourned until this morning
ut 10 O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
CuARTI.nS ISSUED.

TN" following charters wer" grant
cd Yesterday by tn" State Corporation
Comm ission:
Amendment to charter of l.. J. tn
ton x Co. Inc. Norfolk. increasing
is ccapitai stock from $4,000 to
Amendment TO charter of Model Ca
rag" Corporation. Richmond. ncrcas-
ing its capital stool; from $4,000 to
Amendment to charter OF Peoples
Market, Inc. Norfolk. increasing its
capital stock from $4,000 10 $4,000.
Amendment TO charter Of Piedmont
Copper Mines Corporation. Virginia.
dr:a.
Winchester Chamber Of Commerce.
Winchester; no capital stock. H. b.
Mccromac,. president. j. g Mccarthy.
secretary. both OF Winchester.
Shorcham. Ire. Alexandria, capital.
Sl.@5o.o0o; build and operate building
for hotels, etc j. Maury Dove. pr.si-
dent: George G. Minnimgcrodc. sccrc-
tary. both Of Washington. H. c.
Newport Training school. Ire, New
port News no capi;al stock : s. Furr.
president: X. l.. Fur. secretary, both
of Newport News.
Amendment to charter of John T.
Hughes & Co, Inc. Danvillc. incr.as-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
Dangerous Antiseptic
and Germicides Are
Unnecessary

4 dependable an,iscptic has come to
be considered a necessity in most
homes. Especially IS this true since
Absorbing. Jr.. has had such "A wide
introduction. because this liniment is
not only powerful antiseptic and
gerr1icidc. but IL is absolutely safe to
use and TO have around the house. /,
is not poisonous and it cannot do harm
even II the children do Ecp hold of it,
That Is big point to consider
Ahsorbine. Jr., is concentrated and is
therefore economical. 1t retains its
germcidal properties even diluted ono
part Absorbinc. Jr.. TO 100 parts water
and Its antiseptic properties. one part
Absorbine Jr., to 200 parts OF water.
The antiseptic and gcrnicidal prop
critics have been repeatedly tested and
proven in many prominent chemical
laboratories Detailed laboratory re-
PORTS mailed upon request
Absorhine. Jr., combines safaty with
efficiency. Sl.00 a bottle at most drug
gis,s or postpaid.
Send loc for liberal trial bottle
W. +. YOUNG. +. d. r.,
~ Iemple ST.. Springfield. Mass.
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
cuANCEnY TRUST DEEDS.

w. A. Whiting ct NIX. TO Wilonghby
Newton Jr.. trustee. 24xlI7 feet north
line of Lewis street. SIG feet east Of
Wiltshire Street. October II. 1917.
Coke. Jr trustee. 4oxl4o feet southeast
corner Broad and Laurel Streets. Oc-
toher 80 1917. S3S40o.
w. l.. Miller TO j. G. white. trustee.
soxl25 feet. known as 1917 Blair street,
William, NJ. Miller and Aubrey X.
Miller to John G: White. trustee, e2xl1o
feet. known as $40 North West street.
October -. 1917, $500.
Rettt!c S. Terrell ct vir to Arthur T..
Chapman ct al, trustees, lot 81, block
|. Gintcr Park. October 81, 1917, 5000.
Samuel Bcndheirn ct uX. to W. Chcs-
ter Evans trustee: ~ 1-+Xl5o. fee,
Streets. October 16. 1917. SsS75
Elizabeth V. Lee to John NJ. Purcell.
trustee. 3Gxlno feet. known rs $500
%t2c-A. 3+22-3i22-A Street. August
-. 1917, sS75.
Marie l.. Parsons TT vir to John n.
Purcell. trustee. 2jXl3o feet south line
Of Grace Street. 1907 feet west of
Sheppard street. October IL. 1917, sIa3.
w. II. Harris ct uN. to NJ. L. Walker.
trustee. @5Nl25 feet. known ms 3l5
Wcst Baker street. October 70. 1917.
5000.
Henry ]. walker ct NIX. to T. d.
Adamson. trustee. IoXl40 feet. south
west corner T and Twcnty-scventh
Streets. October 30. 1917. SlGi.3l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were ISSUED
by the i3ui'dinE Inspector yesterday:
Inrus Bros Co. TO repair brick
warehouse South Twenty first street
TO rns, $50. -
Thomas y. Jones ct al. to rcnair
brick sore. II North Seventeenth
street: tic cost $3.50
kinSan 4 Co. 10 repair brick ware
honsc on Howard street; To cost s.. 200
American Locomotive" comuany 10
repair brick Office: to cost $3.50.
+, ;. Williams. % repair frame dwell
sion.
T.. l.. Ferguson. to repair fr.me
800. 90
Mrs. a. w Wollsciner. 20 repair
,ra,nc dweliinE. lilo West Cary Street
]. r. bradley. to repair two frame
dwellings. 2G West Broad Street: to
a.: J.. Strauss. to repair br'ck store.
j. last Rr"ad street; TO cost 800.
Mrs: o. G. Foley. TO erect frame
dwelling 1900 Dickerson street: TO
II. =. Lowcry. 20 erect brick garage
232l stuart Avenue; to cost 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

Ottoline V. Miller ct al to William
M Miller ct al. 22x1lo feet. known as
3l0 North West street October 81.
1917. tax $3.50. $40.
an D ,or 20 ~ ,EatoGn, 70 L. M,licr'
October ~. 1917. tax $40. 50 tone
hiatt intcreSO.
w L. s Mi!sT feet t uH kn6 to DAVID 4
Blair street October 81, 1917. tax sl,4o
s. tonc-half interesD.
John y. Shiplcy to Julian ". Tyler.
lot !. block Il. Highland Park Addi-
ton October %. 1917, tax 81. $40
Maria -. Jackson to Thornton Davis.
lot }. block .. Providence Park. No
remher |. 1916. $3.50.
Thornton Davis ct Tx. to Lucy Nar-
ncY. lot .. block Q. Providence Park.
september IL. 1917. tax 80 cents. SO.
John Tyler Powers to William V
Keller 25Xl20 feet south line Main
street. 81 feet east of Park Street.
October &c. 1917. tax SEQ. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
DRIVE ON PRICES BEGINS
At OPENING OF MARKET
Heavy Liquidation In Railroad aud
Steel Deprcsses Almost En-
tire List
SOME NEW LOW RECORDS MADE
Italian Situation Given rs Cause. Tn.
certainty Making Many Holders OF
Stocks Timid About Retaining
Their Holdings.
ny STOXON WALL.

NEW YORK, October 5o-IIcavy liqui-
daton in railroad and steel stocks de-
pressed almost the entire list IN to-day y
market. The drive on prices began "a, the
opening: Many overnight selling orders
made their appearance and stocks were
uniformly weak Canadian PacinC. the
weakest feature OF the entir. list. led The
stocks were also very weak. New low
records were made by many. including ca
nadian Pacific. AtChison. Air BRAKE Inter
borough preferred. United Cigar Stores and
GENERA! Motors Some OF the days lowest
HEures were bcttcred In afternoon rally.
which carried prices upward "a point or So
nut othcr stocks closed at the lowest.
The Italian situation was given as the
cause OF the heavy liquidation Uncertainty
m.:He many holders OF stocks timid about
IethinihE their holdings
,rs ana facthc. under unusually heavy
htherio touched Tor fifteen years It's net
.">S Vas q Us points. Chicago, Milwaukee
hi9 St Paul. after receding 10 ~ 10
aa1'n"a to close at 40. which was "a gain
;. I 5. Steel was firm, losing hut as R.th
iehein Steel. despite Of talk Of largely in.
-, t'Scu so'SInincpt orders. suffered severe
a. 'nSS"S me common declined 3 IL ana
~ ~ 'f>u" i-2 t'rmcihle lost s., ami
III Stool - General iio,ors
Copur ~. He'''''" =.
NEW YORK. oc,ol,r 80 Mercantile pa
r r"T; ~: SisriinE MA day bilis. S,7ii,
c,o.mn,ierc!aI siAiy.day bills. sl70T, demand
IeSican dollars. ga: government hond..'
: a, -, railroad bonds. weak. Time ioans.
ruling rate. 4. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
i, aon r. soS capital stock from 100000 to
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
iiustings Court Nigurcs after names
denote aEes):
Charles Farrar t33) and Mary Simon
(22). city.
Lawrence r. Bowc (27). Northflold
Minn.. and Florence II. Ii. Hubbard
$3.50. city.
j. Manning 1tinsbury (2D. Boytls.
inEtor. -. G..
Leo y. Crcamer t24) and Helen Lu-
ellie Rlakc DS). city
j. -. tlinchman $3.50 and Mary C.
DOnahOc i2Sl. city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
COTTON MARKETS


,SEW YORK. October 3o-Ther, was
s"arR recowcry In cotton to-day with prices
- Yen, or more above Yesterdays low Icy.t
1i,erorts OF an Increased demand from for.
LEI ana Domestic trade sources combined
nitn renewed anxiety over the crop Outlook
nrouEht "a active covering by recent sellers
~ NE a"Fance which carried January con
m,sEIs close The mark", "ncncd steady
favorable weather man I!vsrrooi .,,n Nup
orIcnns buying The rcactionary or bearish
t"hNment OF yesterday was sill in avIdenrc
ana early fluctuations were Irregular I'm;
after saGfinE off 4 few points prices rr,nrd
w on nc hnllish average OF spot and Cron
htMs. Irhce Interests were good BUYERS
tnrHcuiariy or December and January while
the selling was much Less active ana ~
Ircss!Ne after the reactions OF some IS per
pale from recent high levels. The ac;a ii.L
Weather REPORTS showing cold we.th"r T.,
Okla homa and Texas served 10 st!muiate
huyinG. For time tho markc, was ~,
cited and IN. advance was checked a. soma
40 10 IS points shove LIST nights Ciosinr
end EliGht<gta ctioEs followed, hu, the ,nar
Ect erIpsd .sp; again. reaching IN" h.ghcs,
levels or the day In The late trading. Cot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

I.eake and Richeson trustees. to Ad-
die l.. kcrns. 3oXlSO feet. known az
$3.50
T.. T. Roper to Anna s. Licbert
- l-4Xl2o feet southeast corner Fair
Der c. 1917. $500. y
Richcson & Crutchflcld, Trustees. to
Davis and Archer, 40xl30 feet. known
1917. SLIGO.
James II. Crenshaw. Jr.. trustee. to
". ". Harris. 25Xl@5 feet, known Al.
"l5 West Baker Street October IL
1917. S675.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
~t.w vnuK rr0nrCI ,.,xr.

NEW fONk. Dc,oher 90 -Raw suGar
steady: centrifugal. $50. moasSr- 6o2: re-
fined. STEADY tine graduated IS iiu;ter
Essk: ch-"sc. unsettled: Spot coffee. steady:
E!u Is. :. Santos A., gi5
Cotton Oil, after advancing to @ points
on the inherent strength in the crude situa-
tion, and short covering. turned easy under
increased pa offerings. and with IN" d.sap-
pointing showing tn lard. January decreased
from lsi1 down I" ISIS. and closed - Is -
Final bids were II 20 IS points net lower
There considers hl. switching o.. De
cenber January. Tenders on Eoycinh.r
contracts were 900 barrels Sales, 1900 bar
y"is. Prime crude, 1863. nominal Ihe III.
lie; closed steady SPOT. 1880 o'd %ov.n-
Dor, 1850, December !s % J.auary - .,
I-.nrusr. u 10: Mxrch. u Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
RAILROADS
Southern Railway System

.......s 1ya.r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81. station,
schedule Ntn!c' not guaranteed. For N
soutn-.Daiiyi I 30 y. III. Observation, pr
iC1., Gal. Gar 600 T. NJ. Sleeper to Atlanta
VILE. qnen 100 Il. ~. s:30 p. II. local Af 20
n.y'Hi''' Chase City And oH.ord--wee,5
-ork RIVER I.ine--7:as A. ~ and a.,
Il. 81 Gn!ly local ~ Wert Point: b:Io p &c !
al, Iatiy; r;eepi STmhsy, Steamer Train con-
Trains Arrive RiUnmoEd-Frofn m, a.n,,t
~ a Myi ~ ": $3.50 p; NJ. daily
Point. 80 A. Il. ana e;l5 p. NJ dn.l,l
steamer Train S:t5 a. u daily. except Mani
once oo7 r.. Main st. Phon. ,,,J,.o, o.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31

Heights. October %. 1917. tax 81. $40.
II. i. jennings, trustee, to o. O.
Rhea. 50Xl60 feet east line Of Bloom
ingdale Avenue 1T north line Of Grove
street. March 81. 1917, $40.
Andrew II. Rohlcder ct ux. to Flor
ence Il. Rohleder, IS acres on Telc-
graph Road. February /. 1917. tax
$3.50. $40.
old Dominion Real Estate Company
10 J. II: Davenport. lot o3. section 20.
Woodvillc. october ., 1917. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
nUsTINGs TRUST DEEDS.

W. T. Shepherd g, ux. to J. Pope
Nash. trustee, l15xl2o feet southwest
corner Twenty-Arst street and Bellevue
Martha Bacon to S. w Robinson Jr
trustee, 37Xl2o feet, known rs 800 West
Twenty-Sccond street October 10
1917 SlS550
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
Seaboard Air Line Railway Comnau,

Trans leave daily: 8 A NJ. Nori.na iaca
iI."V r Al Slecpers Atlanta and Jscleson
vile s:sh r. NJ, s!cepcrs jackson Vile stl
i,elrEsbu'S. columbia. coaches: l2:4s A MI
""r. and Miami! Tr.ins arrive $50 Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
CHICAGO GRAIN m,rE,-

M i1hGO. October 3o.--Corn traders as
, ,nte MARKED time to-day waiting liberal
s seInsinent OF new corn Prices closed un-
Tt.tu Ut llsAt 10 l.lS'. December and | III,
Nay ac of to 4 like sdvanc, a. co:npur.t
", m'' ~ festerday's finish Oats gained i.c
~ SStct The outcome In provisions varied
nn .Hc unc hanged Nsures to soc decline.
, utuFes not quoted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
CHICAGO LIVE sTnCK MARKET.

l1rD, strong, - cents above yesterdays
average: bulk. SIS sOm $3.50. light $i."5St
:itS mixed, fM 90 Il il6. heavy, Sl5i5Gi
!i.9 rough. si5.lSa sl5.i5. pigs. sos $40
c.,tie Tcce,p,s 1000. steady: na,,v.
steers. 's7tu $500: Western steers S. 2odS
'A'o s,ock.rs and feeders. S. cas sli 80:
e. $500
sheep: receipts. 1900 strong. w,,he,a
Ss.scu S!2&. lambs. si2i0q Sl7 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
HESRICO TRUST DEEDS.

s. II. Powell to John NJ Purcell.
trustee: lots Is and H. block X. Monu-
mcmt Heights. October So 1917. s477
Charles j. Mann ct uX. to John r.
welsh, trustee. lots s. o. 10 and II.
block D. section !. Highland park
October &c. 1917, S3lS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
For Sale
At Public Aueti;;or

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER I'D
at 2:30 T.. NJ. will sell at pupl!a an.
ton. on the premises. my farm of
acres. 3E miles west of RoanokS ~
known as the Chambers Place. ri
property is one milo from cur Una ~ ~
In sight of Roanoke city. Has ~
room dwelling. four-room SD
house large barn. stables and o,h
buildings In nrst-claSs condition. vo,,.
orchard hearing. fine springs and SUI
timber This is an ideal Iocatinn gym
fine neighborhood. accessible to ~. ~.
neries. schools. churches. etc., And a. a..
been appraised At $l3.00O.OU 81 On" s
RoanOkc's most conseryati ya {
estate dealers. nNFe'
TERMS: 100000. payabiessth,s
years after date of purchase, with e,
interest from date, Interest naHop
s.mi-annually. BALANCE CASH d.,
chaser viii be required to pay tova
Slopo.oo cash rs soon as DrotCertI
bid in. ana balance when deed ia Il,
livored. w O 'rRt,Spp US
Terry Building, Roanol1a w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
HENRICO TRANSFERS.

Peter Gonnella to A. NJ. Mahoney.
lots IS and 10, block *. Monument
Heights. September %. 1917. tax 81.
a. NJ. Mahoney to s. Hart Powell.
lots Is and 10. block *. Monument
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK M.RKEr

Richmond. Va. October 40 1917
ReHort for week ending October %:
Choice steers. lI0il2. medium to eood
:.N%..;: common to fair, 7as Choice heifers.
tsTs. medium to good 7HS: common TO
fair Sqs. Choice cows. 7qf7ta: medium to
good. 6n; common to fair: iN.QL'1 Hest
oxen. s@hia: medium to good CT: 1t 7t.: com
mon 10 f.'r 5i.Ms'. Best heavy bulls. Tu
az. iirht eac'? Hest calves. l3ali: COM
mon TO fair. lifl2i. Best heavy hogs
To- medium weight 1851 ais. shoata. I3aH:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-31
NAVAL. STORIES

SAVANNAH; GA. October ao.-rurpent,ne,
m a.n. sch ; sales: 1873 casks: REJECT pts. rs
c. ,,t, Resin Re- firm; sales, i.2i2 Barrels re-
stock. 500 barrels Quote: e IL o;Ts,S:
+. S.o;i; R6io: r SIogsi2is; g. S.i2}g Il 6.iS:
WV. $50 - ''' 80 ''f''