davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
LISTY POLSKIE Ma POCZCIE.

1. AbramOwicZ, 4 Bielecki j.; 9 Fol-
tyn Franciszek; IL Camp FranCiszek {;
Is Grukewich B.; II Kamihski, J6zef
Is Kara Antoni; 10 Kramer Izydor ;
81 Lentz Julian 2; 90 Lysiak Konstan-
ty "a Michalek R.. % Milich Piotr 26
Noroselsky NJ; q Nowak A; % Ptak
Wojciech; 30 RadinSki A.; 81 Rocman
S.; 50 Romanowich Ivan 33 Rotchnik
R.; 81 Ruter Fryderyk; 35 Senamski
Pawe4; SO Szata Kasper 81 Sostak Bo
leslaw: So Talarski Mikolaj; 80 Tro-
fimowicz Michalina 40 Welzel Jan ia
k6b Al Wfadowski Max. 43 Wukaso-
wicz Antoni; A Ziskal AlOjzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
II CHORU HALKA.

Przedroczne posiedzenie Choru
Halka odbedz:e sic dnia 2Sgo grud--
nia, W sail parku Eckharta PREY No
bic i Chicago ave.. Wyb6r novel ad-
minlstracyi i wiele waznych spraw
do zalatwienia. Wszystkie panic bez
wyJStku p~roszone So o obecnOsG. -
Marya MySliwiec, PREF.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27

ZE SPRAW POLSKICH.

AMSTERDAM, 81 GRUDNIA. - Professor dr.. Kucharzew-
ski, premier p~olskiego rzadu, kreowanego przez Cenralnych w in
terwiewie z przedstawicielem ,Vossische Ztg" ~oSwiadczyf, co nj
zj podaja pisma: w Posce jest silna sk}onnosc. do austro-pol-
skiego zatatwienia sprawy polskiej: prawie jednogfosnie godzimy
sic ma to, il Mkt z Polakow ME ma bye krolem obrany; cs. Karol
Austryacki ma w Polsce sympatye slime iczne, przeto wielu jest
"a tenn, by jego og}osic k~rolemPolski; wielu jest tez jednak Pola-
kow przezornych roztropnych, ktorzy woeiby widziec ma tronie
polskim arcyksiecia austryackiego - ola wiekszej manhestacyi
odrebnoSci Krolestwa Polskiego. Me mozemy sprawy obioru krola
odkadaG do czasu az da sic przeprowadzc giosowanie odpowied-
ME: W interesie kraju, a s~pecyalnie ola sprawy zorganizowania ar
mil polskiej musimy z~decydowaG sic ma wybor krola teraz wybor
ten ~przediozyc do aprobaty p~olskiego sejmu"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27

dow, w0wczaS zawarta jest umowa, re
~urzednicy drugiej strOny ME maja
prawa do danych urzed6w.
"a. Obie strony zgadzaja sic, re tax
!, nowy jak starry Zarzad maja wybraG
po jednym cziOnku SQdu PolubownegO
- a CT wybiOra supernatural, kt6ry ma
bye licencyonowanym adwokatem sta
nu Illinois - Nowy Zarzad wybiera i
mianuje owym arbitratorem... starry
zaS p. W. n. Gemmill, trzeci zas arbi-
traitor ma bye wybrany i mianowany
przez tych dw0ch - dokumentem pod
piSanym pred hub dnia Sligo grudnia,
1917 T.
Sa. JeSli sad polubowny uzna, re Ia
dina strona ME ma racyi i prawa spell
MAC urzed6w W ~Zjednoczeniu, w6wczas
Sad ten }acznie z ]. f. ks. BiSkupem
p. Rhode ma wyznaczyC miejSCe i CzaS
do odbycia sic Sejmu Nadzwyczajnego,
~zwo}anego przez starry Zarzad i ma o.
kreSliG tegO procedure Oraz wyzna-
CzyG CZaS do wybOru delegat0w przez
TOwarzyStwa ZjednOCzenia i Sad PO-
lubOwny ma prawO wydac i'm dyrek-
tywy przez Odpowiednie Srodki - ty-
czace zwOlania Sejmu NadzwyCzajne-
so, kt6ry sic ma Odbyc W celu wybOrI
ZarZadu Zjedn. W mySl uStaW kOnSty-
tuCyi Z~jednOczenia, Oraz wypIat sum
StoSownie do tych uStaw i StOSOwnie
do zwykIej rutyny Zjedn., do kt6rych
to rOzkaz6w i wskazan zo~bOwiazuje i
zgadza sic starry Zarzad ma ~aprObate
]. Z. rs. BiSkupa RhOdego. Kwestye
SpOrne tyczace zwOiania i przeprowa-
dzenia Sejmu Nadzw., ma zadecydo--
wac Sad ~POlubowny - i re proceSy w
toku zoStana wycofane bez koszt6w.
Ga. Ksiegi, papiery, zapiski Tub daty
wszelktegO rOdzaju pod kontrola Zjedr:.
P. r. X. Tub kt6rejkolwiek strony ma
ja bye Sadowi POlub. przedstawiOne
na jegO Zadanie - on ZaS sam ma pra-
wO zawezwac Swiadk0w i Cd Mich o.
debrac zeznania.
10. Obie Strony zgadzajQ sic. re o.
Stateczny wyrOk i rOzporzQdzenia Sa-
du POlubOwnego beda Ostateczne i ObO-
~wiazujace / Obie sic zgOdza IA tie de-
cyzye i wyniki.
OStateczny wyrOk Sadu PolubOw-
nego ma bye tax skonstruowany, re
jest O~bOwiazujacy jeSli go dw6ch Sc
dzi6w podpisze.
II. Sad POlubOwny ma dzialaC tax
i urzadzaC przeS}uchy z po&piechem -
jak tego wymaga sadownicze zaIatwie-
ME Spraw, kt6re maja bye z~adecydo-
wane.
Rzeczeni a~rbitratorzy majQ wydaC o.
stateczny wyrok co do SpOrnych kwe-
Styi dnia 15-go stycznia 1918 Tub Okolo
tel daty.
u. Sad PolubOwny ma mice pelne
prawo do decyzyi W jakiejkolwiek kwe-
styi tn ME wymienionej i wydawac
wyroki, jake uzna "a wla$ciwe i kO-
nieczne tax, by tn ~kOntrOwerSya juz
raz sic %SkOnczyla OStatecznie i W Spo-
sob szybki a sprawideliwy.
Is. Pc wyborze supernatural przez
sedzi6w ma bye natychmiast wySlane
piSmienne powiadOmienia na adres Pho
ira Rostenkowskiego i \. L. PiotrOw-
Skiego, z pOdaniem nazwiska i adresu
tegOz supernatural.
II. W dalszym ciagu obie strony sic
zgadzaja, re n~iniejszy rapport ma bye
| wydrukOwany w ,.NarOdzie POlSkim"
W pelni - tax Pc polsku jak angiel-
sku i be- zadnych ~kOmentarzy - i re
wszelka agitacya "a Nadzwyczajnym
Sejmem oraz wszelkie oglaszanie ar
tykui6w oraz opiSywanie osobiStOSci W
..Narodzie' ma uStac az do oStateczne-
go zafatwienia sporu przez Sad Polu-
bowny.
Tu nastepuja podpisy Obu stron jak
wyzej wymienione.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
Z Biura MstsuroIogICznsgo.

w ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
sza temperature wynosila 81 stopni,
najnizsza II stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura W tym roku wynosi &c stop
nj; niedob6r tem%peratury W tym ro-
ku sci stopni.
Wsch6d slonca o godz. Z min. IT
rano.
Zach6d sionca o godz. 4 min. 25
popoiudniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
Reklamn ,cst podstaws licsnycl

przedsieoiorstw amerykshskich. wiec
| przemysiowiec po!ski dobrze zro6i
isasli stale r~eklamowac bedzie swo1
interes W DzIENN1KU CHICAGO
oKIM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27

,,Dziennik Chicagoski" MONA
camawIac u nastepuJacvch agen-
tow: Jones, 1927 N. Troy utica,
Slcbod 4O21 ~. M%anticello ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27

DZIENNK CHICAGoSKI samis-
Dscza wieceJ drobnych ~ogioszeh. ami
tell wszystkie inne dzienniki polskis
" Chicago razem WztetA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27

Pochmurno 4 niepewna pogoda
dis wieczorem i W piatek zimniej. -
%wiezy, mocny p6lnoCno-zachodni
WAR.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27

PosxukuJess prscyS- Czvtaj pilni'
ogioszenla pod ruhryka ..Praca M
GzcaItach DZIENRIkA CAlCAGOSk1E.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27
I N
WoDZ FLOT ANGLII.

Ster l WOQZ, adlnlrat JelllCOe 20
stall zamlanowany parem Angli
/ otrzymaf krzcSlo. w Izbic LOr,
dow. Mimo tych tomorrow i Cd,
znaczen, mic podobna zaprzeczyt
IL zmiana owa jest spowodowana
ostra krytyka spraw ]kierownict,
wa morskiego, jaka w Anglii Cd
dluzszego czasu przejawiala sic
ME slyszano jednak o zamiarze
rezygnacyi adm. Jellicoc'a; a no,
minacya jego ma para Anglii -
jest prostem usunieciem go.
Z WLOSKIEGO FRONTU.
Berlin Wieden, 81. grudnia. -
Nieprzyjaciel bardzo P~oteznie
kontratakowal zdobyte Col del
Rosso ! w okolicy, lecz zostaf Cd
party Z wielkiemi stratami.
Rzym, 81. grudnia. - Ma wy
zach Asiago wznowiono walk
zaciekie: nieprzyjaciel ~prowadzil
dalsze szturmy w okolicy Col
del RosSo i Val Franzclla Cd
parto wszystkie glownc ataki i
ME puszczono wrog0w poza Sas-
so. Pod Costalunga i Monte Me-
lago walczono rowniez bardzo
krwawo ! wojska wloskic Z tych
punktow kontratakowa}y Rosso
zdobyiy je, jak r6wniez Val Bel
Ia, lecz ME zdolaly ich utrzymac
wskutek skoncentrowanych wy
silkow przemo5nych liczba wojsk
nieprzyjacielskich Ma reszcie IL
nil kanonada nieuStanna.
- Wszystkie dotychczasowe
szturmy austro-niemieckie mad
Pave przynios}y nieprzyjacielow;
jeden - jedyny punkt ma zacho-
dnim brzegu rzeki i to w tym
punkcie sparto Niemc6w ku sa--
mel rzece; pod WenecyQ mai
m~niejszego ME zrobi} ~nieprzyja-
ciel postepu; najzacietsze sztur--
my tocza sic obecnie ma alpejskim
odcinku linii bojowej, oraz po,
miedzy Brenta g6rna a g6rnq
Pave.
- Krol Wiktor Emanuel spe-
dill swieta Z zo}nierzami i Office
rami swymi ma linii bojowej. l.
amerykahskiego ,Czerwonego
Krzyza" razdano wielka liczbe
podarkow zolnierzom wioskim Z
okazyi ,,Gwiadzki."
ZACHODNI 'FRONT.'.
Paryz, 81. grudnia. - Mad Mo-
"a, W odcinku verdunskim kano-
NADIA n]ieustanna, najsilniejSza W
okolicy Bezonvaux; w Alzacyi
wszedzie potyczki patrolowe; w
okolicy St. Quentin bylo starcie
wieksze - pozatem mic nowego.
Londyn, 27. grudnia. - Niema
mic wazniejszego do raportowa-
ma, poza odosobniona kanonadq
ne calej linii pod Havrincourt O.
glen najsilniejszy. Snieg spadI
wielki - lima W pelni.
Berlin, 81. grudnia. Ma
flandryjskim odcinku dziala graja
bez ustanku - najsilniej W okoli-
cy Ypres i MARCHING; ma francu-
skiej linii pod Juvincourt rekonc-
sans francuSki zniesiono; mad
Moza kanonada obustronna.
Londyn, 81. grudnia. - Cesarz
Wilhelm wracajac Z pod Nerdun,
gdzie w zesz}ym tygodniu pre-
NAVAL do zo}nierzy swych znaj-
dowal sic wlaSnie W Mannheim,
gdy miasto to byio bombardowa-
ne przez ~angielskie ae~roplany; pc
ciag cesarski ledwie godzine
~wczeSniej opuScii stacye, kt0rq
wlaSnie aeroplany ~angielSkie
zbombardowaly / z~niszczyly: fax
tycznie pociag cesarza byl ostat-
MIN, jaki opuScil divorced ow.
Nadto uszkodzony zostai most ma
rzece Neckar, z~niszczono kom-
pletnie podmiejska fabryke ANU
nicyi i wiele innych szkod zrza-
dZOnO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-27

Stacye Rskrutacyjne do
ATmii PO|Skiej W Chi
Cago 0kO|iCy.
CENTRUM Mr.. z, KWATERA
1909 y. Ashland ave.
X. j. WiccheCki, Officer Rckrut.
Maks. Szubert, Sicrzant.
Lekarze: DR.. A. Pictrzykowski -
1O-12 pred poludniem.
DR.. T.. Szumkowski, - 3D. po pol.
DR.. Il. Klarkowski - 10 pOpOf.
DIR. A. BalccrzaH. 80 popof.
DZIELNICA TRCJCOWO:
Kwatcra Zwiqzku Wojsk POlskich.
1114 Milwaukee ave.
w. j. Andrzejcwski. s%iCrzant.
DZIELNECA TOWN OF LAKE:
SaIa i'm. SlowacklcgO, PREY rogu
ulic 4smcj i Paulina.
4. Miller, sicrzant.
DR.. T.. j. Lownik.
DZIELNICA SOUTH CHICAGO:
..Sala parafialna Nicp. oPcz. n. NJ. T..
Commercial i SSma I'll.
p. OleCh, sicrzant.
LekarZc: - DR.. X. Lcnard.
DR.. j. A. Stefahski.
DZIELNICA BRIDGEPORT:
Lokal rnr. 3135 S. Morgan ul.
s. BaIinski, sierzant.
DR.. VI. c. Coy.
DZIELNICA WOJCIECHOWO l AN
NOWO:
LokaI pnr. 1G40 W. 17ta ul.
Ignacy ErasZ, %sierzant.
Lekarze: - DIR. +. Napie"alski.
DR.. A. GAIA.
DXIELNICA KAZINIERZOWO:
Lekarze: - DIR. S. w. Parowski.
DR.. }. ii. Luczak.
DZIELNICA KENSINGTON L So
SIEDNIE DZIELNICE:
Lokal przy roku ulic 11Sej i Indiana
ave-.
Jak6b Bzdck.
DIR. Lazarski.
DZIELNICE CHICAGO HEIGHTS:
SokoInia PREY Shield ul.
T. Skuba.
syBCENTRUM Mr.. 2. Ma LAKE co.
Gary, Ind. 1905 Broadway.
S. WIosinski, neutrality-suspicious..
EAST CHICAGO, IND:
Jan Krupa.
HAMMOND, IND, Holman 1
STATE LINE:
j. Swierczek.
DR.. r. o. Ostrowski.
WHITING, md:
LokaI pnr. O33 Schragc W.
j. Dostatny.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
CHICAGO. GRAIN MARKET.
fesotstfons by Miller & Co, Members
Chicago BOARD Of Trsael

Chlc3g". March 5.--The feature OF
hAA wheat market today oss the price
al which cash No. ? hard turkey sold
y big eitf miller paid sale for thi-,
grade which was ice over the Chicago
Aia! price There were other n1iliir..
sFseles as well as among the cash
wheat handlers that desirable grades
~ wheat will sell at stiil higher prices
while the mflis here are running on
oSTt time only. because Of the inability
~ mills to secure cars In which to shio
hour manufacturers and sold SOM
3me since. they in the market
ar the best grades Of wheat and they
~re willing 70 meet the views OF re-
~stfers. The future wheat market at
fAtcaso was an irregular and unsettled
4ne and there were reactions and de-
sS3nNA from tina highest le9ass. seArsaael
~ .a2Se. Final figures for the LAY
xere al net losses OF lssbc
The principal buying in the July
asture was By interests supposed. to
~ representing the Belgian relief and
she British commission. Their pur-
shases OF cash wheat We're limited to
Ae amount obtainabie. the total sales
a Chicago being 10000 bushels. while
9hs seAboard told Of takings for both
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

Quotations by Miller AZ Co., Members
New orr Cation izchanGc.D

New ron MarTh = Statemeuss IS.
prominent international lawyers that
President Wilson has TIC pove TO art1
meraA%Ht ehtD~ large exports and
better demand for the rpot article " &c
'act2rs IN a st,oUxer i4arAet for cot
tor TO-DAY. Eeali2ine. however. sent
rne liSt dow award in tbc last hour.
A firm tone was displayed at the
OPP ,ing. in1aence,i 70. favorable Liver
pool cables and wheat was generally
considered un1aYoyabIc crop weather.
prizes showed advances Of II to 20
points ou the call There was bia bur
ing especially OF May for the account
OF spot Interests believed 20 be Tor
covering Of hedges. Prices made n~~-
high records during the middle OF the
moruine The advance was checked
after reaching about q cent in "a Week
aud local longs were evidently dis
posed for she day aided the steadiness.
wave OF local prodt takiuE caused
pfires 80 again sell off ia the last
hour The undertoue ruled stead,
bowe er. and closing prices showed
net ed~aace Of Is TO 3s points.
Port receipts for the DAY were t7,t-g
bales acainst ;,os5 bales last week ami
I2.6S9 bales last year. Exports for the
~. we're 33.s;+ bales. including 9.t'i
haies 10 Gres5 Britain. $500 bales -
Franco 49, oales to Other poiats oN
the continent and s405 bales to Japan
ard nina.
SCOT here was steady, 50 poin,e
higher ut 1S.01c, there wer" no seieS,
The spot article at New Orleans was
stead 81 points higher on 'he basis
Of ti50c for middling: the sales we're
zee bales
Receipts al New Orleans ore l. $50
bales Savannah. SIS; Norfolh $50:
Houston, t.t6s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

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ranges - rt,c-s 80 80 A'tN
s.-..,.7 ~ H., ,..-,, ,, ~ 81 ~
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,tsl or -. ~ III
a. fr,,tr+o,, ~, '"N'
80 af,5t,, %
,tao.. rc.,,,f.,. ...1,,.i l,'1 ~ ~ l''e
t,gava0Aa rs,.e,,,[ tta,,
fsl,e,.,i.t Ar,,o[ , ,t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
state Corporation Commissiep.

Charters and amendments were is
sued yesterday as follows:
Atlantic Petroleum corporation,
Richmond. Va. Capital stock: Maxi
mum. 100000: minimum. $1,000; par,
IS. Officers; Horatio w Turner,
president, Baltimore. Md; II. Fl. Chalk
ley, secretary and treasurer. Richmond.
Va
Amendment TO charter Petersburg
Telephone company. Petersburg. Va.
increasing capital stock from 500, 900
to 100000
Plaza Realty corporation, Norfolk,
Va. Capital stock: Maximum, s3B, 900:
minimum, $4,000; par. 100. Officers:
II. l. Page, president: A. L. Eggles-
ton, secretary and treasurer: both OF
Norfolk, Va. Object: Real estate bust
ness.
snyder and herman, Inc Norfolis,
Va. Capital stock: Maximum, $4,000;
minimum, s5750o; par. 800. Officers
Louis Snyder, president. Norfolk. Va;
Hyman Berman. secretary. Lynchburg,
Va Object: Conduct department
store.
Craig Motor corporation, Richmond,
va. Capital stock: Maximum, $1o,-
600; minimum, 5000; par. 500. Officers:
r. H. Craig. president; Stuart D.
.N's' S'SictdiS anu treasurer. DOtH
or Richmond. Va. object: Automobile
business.
Tarklin Coal Co. Inc. Honaker, Va
Capital stock: Maximum. $4,000; min
lmum. $4,000; par. 500. Officers: B.
+. Thompson, president; c. w. Fuller.
secretary and treasurer. Honaker. Va.
Amendment TO charter: Richmond
Dairy company. Richmond. Va, in
creasing capital stock from $250.000 TO
100000.
Lewis ]. Selznick Productions, Inc,
Iof Georgia Richmond. Va Capital
stock: Maximum, $15o.G00; minimum,
$500; par. $780, Officers: Lewis J.
Seixnick, president. New York city:
Sam e. Morris. secretary. New York
city. Object: Motion picture business.
Watson-Fitxgerald Co. Inc. Dam
vile, Va. Capital stock: Maximum
$4,000; minimum. $4,000; par. 500.
Officers: George A. watson. president;
II. r. Watson. secretary; both of DAN
Vile, Va Object: Dealing building
material
Virginia Development corporation
fRiehnaoDd, Va. Capital stock Max
imum. $500 00 minimum. $40; par, $40
Officers; f. s. Boien, PRESIDENT: An
drew d. Christian. secretary and treas
urer; both OF Richmond. Va. Object:
Mining business.
Amendment to charter: Allegheny
Ore and Iron company. Clifton Forge
Va changing principal office to Buena
VISTA Va. and reducing capital stock
from 100000 to 3l.0eo.o 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

repairs to No. s22 East Main. Cost.
$3.50: Jno. T. Wilson Co.. contractors.
Chas. B. Kepplcr. alterations ana
repairs to No. 40 North Sixth street.
Cost $176: Moore l. Harry, contrac-
tors.
( Tyler q Tyler. alterations and re-
pairs to No. 1901 West Cary street.
Cost, 1900; Chas. Lacy. contractor.
Thos. p. Bryan. alterations and re-
pairs to building at southwest cor
ner Eighth and Grace streets. Cost,
$l,s60; Jno. T. Wilson Co. contrac-
tors.
II. r. Pollard. Jr.. alterations and
repairs to No. 164s West Grace street.
Cost, $500; W. 8. Priddy, contrac-
tor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
Court News
Collected BY The Daily Record.
CHANCERY TRANSFERS

j. f. Minson ct ux. to Frank Ia
Eckert, AIS feet on west line Thirty
fifth street. being No. 500 North Thir-
ty-fifth street: $500.
Luther Wright ct ux. to Thos. j.
Noble. Jr., certain lots north of VAL
ley road between Henrico pike and
Meadow Bridge road. being lots Nos.
3. 4. 5, s. Z, 10. 10, IA, II. 81, 20.
rs. 81. IS. 20, 80. 80. IS. 81, 80, Al,
49,. As; tax, 50: $40.
Helen Cameron Budd ct v'r. to
Chatham Hills. Inc. rs feet inches
by 72ss feet irregular lines) south
line West avenue, 323 feet west OF
Birch street; tax, 5000; $40.
Real Estate Loan & Deposit Co.
to Enders nickerson, Jr.. lots 3. 4.
block 2. Virginia Place: tax. s1.2o;
$40
Jno. 3. Gayle ct ux. to Harry T.
and Percy l. Moore. No. ais Floyd
avenue, being 25xl35 feet north line
Floyd avenue, 100 feet east Of Syca-
more; also No. 211S Floyd avenue,
being 2bx13s feet north line Floyd
avenue, 1875 feet east of Sycamore
street; tax, $11: tll.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
RICHMOND ANTI-TUBERCULO
ASSOCIATION TO MEET

The Richmond Anti-Tuberculosis
association, OF which John Garland
Pollard is president. will hold meet
ing on Thursday. March 8. at 1870
o'clock, at the Young Women's Chris
ton association. Reports from tho
membership and dispensary commit
tee will be read at the meeting. All
persons interested in the work of the
association are invited to be present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS.
Despite the muddy condition Of roads
throughout the state and the difficulties
OF farmers in getting produce to the
railway points, receipts were satisfac-
tory and were readily taken UP in an
active market on Cary street today.
Live hens and eggs were in especial
demand and trading In these special
ties was unusually active for go early
in the week. Prices generally were
firm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
THE NORTHERN NECK MUTUAL

n the only IRE association offer.
ing rates at actual cost. Old-line
companies haze recently raised rates.
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire As
ISOLATION. Irvington. Va. insure. your
dwelling for little less than any 9TH
Or concern: and stores. merchandise
oNE-HALF THE PRICE asked by
others. Save money. Write them
tTwenty-one years old).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

after, three days illness, Of pneu.
monia- aged seventy eight years. She
leaves the following children: One
son. Willie, of Newport News. also
four daughters, Mrs. Robert ARM
strong, also of Newport News; Mrs.
Brock and Mrs. d. F.. Priddy. near
Gordonsville, and one daughter in
Texas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

Petersburg PEANUr MARKET.
Reported by Rodgers. Piummer 4 Co.,
incl

Petersburg, Va. March 5. 1917.
SPANISH Farmers Stock. Market
ffm. $3.50 per bushel
.F1RG1NIAS. Farmers Stock. Market
firm
Fancy Jumbo. 4&c per ID
Extra prime. Ar per Ii
Prime, ~ per II
Smelling stock, ~ to DC per ID.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
Chancerv Trus, Deeds.


Henry A. Phillips to Pollard &
Bagby, Inc, trustees. Is feet Ia inch
by 1855 feet north line Marshall street.
IFS feet Ia inches east OF Adams:
s2,95O,
r. H. Fauntleroy to Leroy e.
Brown. trustee. "a "a by los feet
north line Leigh street, 20 feet east
of Price; $3.50.
Thos r. Blake ct TX. to Richmond
1877 IL feet north line Main street.
113 feet 31-2 inches west OF Twenty
second street; 1886.
Minnie s. Hockett ct vir to Rich
mond Bank & Trust Co. trustee, BOX
1875 feet south line Stuart avenue, 10S
feet inches west of Rowland street;
$4,000
o. C. Hockett ct Tx. to r. NJ. Box
ley and Eugene II. Sutton, trustees,
81 l-2 by IS feet south line Grove
avenue. % 12 feet east of West street:
s4.240.
S. J. London ct Tx. to Fl. r. Richie
son & F. L. Crutchneld, trustees.
1887 by 25o feet east line Chamoc
Jayne avenue, 100 feet north of West
wood avenue: $1,000
II. F.. Watts ct ux. and Mary W
Bland to J. B. Elam and O. II. Fun
stem, trustees, "a "a by i20 feet north
line Floyd avenue. ITS 1-2 feet east
OF Davis avenue: $1,000.
Frank l.. Eckert ct Tx. to Pollard
& Bagby. Inc, trustees. AS feet on
Twenty-fifth street, being No. 3o2
North Twenty-nfth street; s1.770.
r. II. Singrey to w. Stewart white,
trustee, lot 4, block F. Battery Court;
$500
P. j. Beattie ct ux to E Lorraine
Ruffln and Jno. gloan. trustees. lots
10. H. block +. Lee Park: 1880.
Percy l.. and Harry r Moore to II.
#. Richeson and r. I. Crutchfeld.
trustees. No. Ais Floyd avenue, be-
ing 25xi35 feet north line Floyd ave-
nue.. 100 feet east Of Sycamore street;
s43s.3S.
). Haw Jones ct ux. to A. J. Chewn-
ing and F. NJ. Boxley. trustee. S6xl24
feet west line Twenty-ninth street, at
south line " street: 32.01s.
Union Storage warehouse Co, Inc.
to Howard Sutton, trustee, No. 1Tl4
East Cary street being As SIS by $50
feet north line Cary street, 100 Ia feet
west OF Eighteenth street; also SSx
so feet north line Cary street. so feet
from Seventeenth street; s4<.450.
D. r. Baker ct ux. to Irving j.
Straus. trustee. s1x34 Ia feet west
line Sixth street. at south line Baker
street; s2.l20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06
STREET. EXPRESSES ITS
FAITH IN WILSON
Ia lic,c~ \, win Mean Peace IL I'rcsi-
dcat Is Left None 10 Handle
situation.
SHORTS RUN TO COVER
rcaUe in america and War In Europe
WIN Cause Continued Bull Market
>Hied Countries sim Aquifaung
Eaitrusd Securities.
ny RRo.DAN WALL.

New York. March 5.--I'rgent COW
re il, sperulative issues caused an
,iahcavaf in the stock market TODAY
tbas was confined 10 the indLStris
lin. Rails have not been sold ahcr'
.aaG The, remained inert throu.shou'
The session. The forced buNing Of
lodustris's was a natural result OF
President Wilson'S announcement: that
he Will not call special session OF
son rress.
Wal street believes that e The
,ra>.dept j. left TO himself he can
svoid war and nearly everybody m
-lsc fYancial world is greed that wsr
IN E-rope with peace in America
means . resumpt OF OF the bull mar
kc; that vas Interrupted III Decrnhe.
fteatiness Of the rails j. due also
IA par. TO fear ~ shat the labor
unions may do Il the supreme cour.
decision on the eight hour law Proves
iistasteful to them OF is delayed. The
pubic has had slight sample o.
what tfc-up % the railroads would
mean II the congestion caused h"
Tho I-ho4t blockade can result IT food
T. o. n New Work city. IL is not neg
an' To contemplate what the results
rn.gat be j. a strike were eaai@fl oH
lie railroads even Tor one da5,
MIC, sell stocks.
Ta.ra s ,'4ulGa.lou OF Am r.Caf
ia. iro..J s.5.'.e assemblcd il New
Yo.k for tfa 0u"t OF tho sU'e0
onc ec4-,-e these .ochs are bein sold
e. tas. t8e dcs,-4 ~ h.F,ER short
tenn Hatee or tHe &C'oast OF ~"
ei5&f f. FL j.. ~. ~ Industrial
eou e~us b.s f~.ltH 81 R..e them eyer
% 4f.re p,,r'tu "14t3.ct. TIE Amer
jca3 investors clay be overwhelming
+, 30 e1tcH;c tG: me scam - ~ r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

Louis Kalmeyer. Charleston. s. C..
and Katie Grimm, city.
Henry G. Hasenmayer and Mary A..
Hampton. city.