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&rigsfanaer pna SHAT.

Sonoon 26oe Sept. Gn oper.
moooc orlitig Sltgt ira Ell 3ange.
lctr blep igaor ubiprt peo acgeportb,
Nottltgbnm, 90 tuite arigsfongcr,
ocriblonot aaptein WiiiQer, Gbei for
Den beremte tpifc aoperfrpoicr "Gm.
oen", og 2sitnont otto SbeIon al
ionrnle Sfib, foriponot giennem en-
Sunncl, lem iertc ira en- lioen Suite
inoe / Sciren til ct Steo uocnfor
Figtraoogicrbet. 9 al be flpgteoe
Nanger err alIereoe Ioffct, ocriblonot
aaptcin MiiQer og @"oitnont SbeIon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02
@enf 3Ote Sept S,bet Topcn

@enf 3Ote Sept. - rSoet 8opcn
ooerleiloer De aIliereoe &egierinoer
Gelttrnlimagterncs Spur poa bans
6reosforllag, bill ban Icoio1e oen mcb
ell Note, bpori ban piI giere opmcrf-
ION paa, at SpitIono % giterrig bar
afcepteret Ell 9oiiS for Srrbsunoer-
banollnger, iom bltroc bare tiIireoS.
'iilIenoe for DC 9laicreoe, og ban bill
ocrfor anmobe DC 9lQicrcoe ON at Tor.
mntlere line @etinoeIicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02
Hnolanos ariesnogiftcr.

Fctrogrob 266e Septbr. - 81
ndileninlltcren bar nctop oifentli9
giort Ell Wcboelclic ON HusIonos
iiuoniicac Stiaing, iom piier, at Sri.
gen op til 11oe Scpt. bar foitet 9ius.
lono Jolt 1000 WiQioner HibIer.
(Gn Hlibcl er omtrelrt 81 Gents).
&ri9Snoaiitcrne pebbIir imiblertib al
'tige burtigt pao @runo al foitbarere
WatcricI % IrbcibsbjpIp. Sinans'
miniItcren opiororer MrbeioSioIf til
life at preSie nocrIigcre 2enning5,
fran fer eiter aridcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02
&c tgifc Slgrer.oat.

Sffc minore ems fire Gonge blep
0cn cngclife 2ItfpIt / iorriae llgc
Iiemiogt al tpife 6Ippc Gifaorcr, iont
'trceoc Bomber Der og ser. Stcr't
2oclGggelie blep anrcttct Nat til
SorSoog bn blan0t onoet 6 Eerioner
bIcp orpbt % 16 iooret I 2onoons
Ipooitre llofont. &c tnIfc Mnifiner
fom inb oper Sen engcIitr IT paa
iorIfieQi9e Steber % iomj ocrcf.
fer / TO @ifohrer gn bel Slot al
brittle Slnocre iteg tiIpeirS % an.
9reb oen tnifc 9lo8gnorbsrei = Sire.
BAG Not fom life minbre ems 20 tpife
NcropIaner inb oner Sen engeIife Dit
fpit. 30 al oem bIep iflot neo.
Sfiont Ell Mrngbe Bomber bleo ia.
'tet neb, bIep ingen iterre Sfuoe an,
rettet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-02
15O HMsierc bGnGt?

Get lo6er til, at Spifcrne ollereoe
Far be1pnot at "bringc Srben / Sin-
gene" / Sligo. Ger bcrettcs ioIialo
ira G~ctrogrnb, at life minbre eno
$50 HuSiere. tiIherenoc SocioIiltcr-
ne, set Iibcrole Eorti "a andre poll
fife Nraoniintioner, err blct hrnot
al Snifcrne, ii6cn bi5ie bciattc NiNa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

l5cttie Brooks to John II. Braxton.
trustee. 3ox10 feet north line of Nichol-
son Street. 80 feet west of Wiltshire
street October II, 1917; s265.
q. B. Snead ct ux to T.. NJ Eoxley,
trustee. l20Nl27 feet northwest corner
'frookland Park Boulevard and Well
ingtor street. October II. 1917. sl.6S0.
w. j. Gilman ct ais. to Leroy T.
i5roWn. trustee, 90Xi40 feet southeast
corner MaiE and Be!viderc Streets 80
feet 2xi5O feet south line of Main
street, between Belvidere and Madi-
son Streets. October l. 1917; Sl.CSO.
ID. w. Bailey to ID. p. Bragg, trus-
Ice. lSNl22 feet. known az col North
tirst street September 22. 1917; ST.
Charles c. Mcttcrt ct al. to Nicholson
HoEliSs, trustees. 3OxllI feet north
line of Marshall Street. l66 feet west
s2.osS. ''N avenue october l. 1917;
Charles c. Mettert ct ais. to Richcson
& Boyliss. trustees, % 7-l2xi2. feet.
known as 1926 Hanover Avenue. Oc-
toher 4, 1917; s4.55O.
Henry Robinson to ]. +. CarreaI.
srusiSee. 55Xl4o feet. known as 1906
he T'h n i,Tsee99ty..s eey Street octo-
J. r: Davis Ct al to Tiner & Clay
ton, trustees. 7ox1O5 feet. known as
l51o-12-I4-16 West Cary Street. oc
tober ~. 1917: s1,7o0.
r. NJ. Lee ct uX. to j. H. Brnxton
trustee, 20x14O feet, known as 1a2s
North Twenty-siXth Street Septem-
Der 22, 1911; S132.50.
elizabeth D. Le Masurier to F. L.
Crmtchfield trustee, 1S3-4x132 I-2 feet
south OF Brook Avenue Octote. 16.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened yesterday morninE
with Circuit Judges Pritcaard. Knnpu
and woods and District Judge Conner
in attendance.
Case submitted: No. 155O-W. A
iIi!ler Building Company ct al. appel
lants.. VS.. Frank G. Reynolds ct al
apreiIees; appea! from the Distrlc,
Court at Martinsburg. w. Va: in bank
rnptecX,: William Macdonald. OF Key
ser. w. Va, for appellants. and Frank
{. Reynolds. Taylor Morrison and An
Grew Woolf, of keyser. for the APP
peilecs. Submitted on briefs by agree
ment of counsel.
Case I'm call to-day: No 1552-Neen,
LooZc vennoot Schep S. S. Willem Van
5!ricl, ST.. corporation. rs owner of
,. >. Willem Van Driel. ST., appellants
and cross-appellee. VS.. PENNSYLVANIA
mai,irnad COMPANY: corporation. APP
peltee. and Central Elevator Company
OF baltimore city. Il corporation, ap-
peliee and cross-appellant: cross-ap-
peais from the District Court at Ral-
tlmore. TO be argued by Kirlin. Wool
sey iickox. of New York. and nit
chle Jenney. Of Baltimore, for the
appellant and cross appellee, and by
Shirley Carter OF Baltimore for tho
appcllees and crCss-appeliant
Court adjourned until to-day at 10
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18

North First Street. September

iSia, So,VUV.
Samuel II. Green ct ux. to Harry Rob-
inson. 55x140 feet west line OF Tween
ty-scventh Street. 35 feet north OF T
street October Is. 1917: tax, $40;
Peter Bonini ct ux. to T.. p. Howle,
&c l-2x165 feet, known as | East Mar,
shall Street October 10, 1917; tax,
Genette Mayo ct viz to Max e. Ruchr-
mund. 25Nl22 feet east line OF Fifth
Street, PA "a feet south of Federal
Street. october 16. 1917: tax. 81; $40.
,oJ; +. Oakley ct ux. 10 G: d. Oakley.
2cN1lC feet, known as 322 North Addi-
son Street. October 8. 1917; tax. $3.50;
Ellen Rupp to Charles c. Mcttert
ct al, % 7-l2Xl24 feet. known rs lGl s
Hanover Avenue. October 4, 1917; tax,
$3.50: $40.
Stuart Bowe ct al. to Eme B. Brown,
lots 10. l6. II. is. 10. block Il. High
land Park Addition. December IL,
1915: S420.
City of Richmond to S. A. L. Rail-
way Company. 2OxSo feet on Fifteenth
street also 20xl525 feet on Fifteenth
Street: also 20x101 feet, on Fifteenth
street: also 20xS0 feet on Dock street
also 2oNl01 feet on Cary Street; also
2oNl09.9 feet on Dock Street June %
1917; tax, $2.SQ; $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
TRAD|NG is VARIABLE
]. IN. MARKET DURING DAY
-Somo Gains, but More Losses Scored
With Material Declines In
Many Issues.
NO REASON FOR DECLINE
Believed to Be Largely Due to Timid-
lily on Part Of Small Holders, Who
Rush to Get Out Before Another
Possible Break.
BY SToyoN WALL

NEW YORK. October i7-To.day.s marlse.
~SIadins was variable. Some gains, but moro
Hm,s,,s were scored at the close. Material
+, Steel and railroad stocks were under pres
sure. rs were motor and coppcrs. Gas
stocks proved very susceptible to pressure.
SNlding easily on comparatively light trad
- There was a firm tone to the opening
> Prices advanced moderately for time. A
: brief reaction which appeared healthy fol-
IN Its scope. gave announcement to holders
of stocks. But before midday. the bottom
had had fallen on, OF the nesIinE price boom
ESCAPED the downward swing, brought about
by the afternoon selling movement. Gains
made earlier crunblcd and net losses OF
Financial men who sought a reason for
/. to-day's decline at loss. Most OF
4 these appeared to agree that Il was largely
due to tiInidity on the part OF the small
other possible break like that OF last week
j, : Railroad stocks did not suffer SO badly
as. some OF the industrials; and Pennsyi-
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western los, 2ra
St Paul. 1i4: Chesapeake and Ohio. 1: New
Haven. II; New York Central. y:
and Republic Steel. i%. General Motors LOST.
.% SHELTERS, 2: Car Foundry, 2's: United
Distillcrs gained 5A points,
ns NEW q, T3RK. s, October l5-Mercant,e
s4siA; commercial sxty-day bills on banks
asma nd ;i7ta; cables. ,S7s 7-lS; Bar silver.
SS. Mexican dollars e.: government bonds.
steady: railroad bonds. irregular. Time
DAYS days. and SIX months. 81 a5S. Cali money money
easier: ruling rate, 5h
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Real Estate Summary.
cuANCERY TRANSFERS.

J. A Purcell. trustee. to s. II. Powell.
o3Xo0 feet. known as 1916 Ashland
Street. August I. 1917; sl,5oo.
T. c.. Tabb ct uN. to Prudential Re-
atty Corporation ct ais, 90xii0 feet
southeast corner Main and Bc!videre
Streets; also 80 feet S1-2 inches by
$50 feet south line of Main Street,
between Rcividerc and Madison Streets.
July .. 1917: tax, S35: $40.
Cornelius Alexander ct ux. to Daniel
w. Beazley. 1SXl22 feet, known as COL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
CHICAG0 LINE srocu ..nu

.-CHIcAGo. October fT IHNuo MaRK Isr:,,,
25s s slow bulk. tl7ss; light e $3.50
g gsIss5. rough. sls.4O0sis.s6: pigs. s LIS
Cattle: receipts. e. coo< slow. n,t,v. ,..,
s sitce 9G@ $40; Western steers. 5000
ssws snd helters 5000 s1sis: z" e s1is9
's'lo@ sl3co: lambs. sls.ooa sIs2s. "s'
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feet. known as us North Seventeenth
Street October IS. 1917; s1,400
II. Q. Bland. trustee. to william
Bland. 20xl40 feet. known rs 1929 North
Twenty-sixth Street. October 0. 1911
s275
II. r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to p. I.
Moore ct ux.. 33xi2o feet. known as
BIG North Twcnty-third Street. Oc-
tober IS. 1917: sl,1So.
Hutzlcr & Goodwin. trustees. to J.
S. Galeski. 14xl2O feet east line oil
Sixth Street. 81 feet south or Clay
Street. October 2, 1917: s4.720.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale, Quotations on Exchange
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARX

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK: October 17:-Beeves. lower:
tat, 5000. COWS. .42sp,i.75.
.,Calyes lower; reals. si?0oRSls7s: culls.
calves. ss.56a sio.5o: Westerns. ss6ocs $40 -.
.S eu rna nS iambs ahrs ise e,
culls si10cI Sl250
Hogs: easier, S1I.75 q $l6.25: pigs and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

issued yesterday by the clerk Of the
HustinEs Court Figures after names
denote ages):
Thomas a. Rothwen (42) and Louise
krats (20), New York city.
william a; short t23). Petersburg
and Marion II; Gillen (23), city.
Austin (37). city. '
:, Edmond L. seay tss) and Marsarc,
II. Hawkins CID, city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
nuun1NG rER,1rrx

yesterday by the Building INSPECTOR:
r. A. Saunders. Jr.. u repair brick
building on Seventeenth Street, be-
Tween Cary and Dock Streets; to cost
Charles Robinson. 70 repair frame
dwelling; 1l4-1l6 Midlothian pike; to
Harvey Wilson. TO erect brick ga
RACES 27oS West Cary Street; 10 cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
CIrANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

y. w. Patterson, trustee. to c,,,oc q
apartment Corporation. 71S3 fdcpth
not Eivenl feet southeast corner Grace
H . LON hardy Streets October l5
>, sullivan & Wherry, trustees, to ].
". collins ct ux., 24xl2s feet south
nnr o. lakewood Avenue. 90 feet west
$3.50. i'' w
Citizens Building and Loan Associ
at,on TO Mary a. Tucker, o6l-4xIO3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
RICHMOND Isa,o LIVE STOCK MARKET

Richmond Va October IL 1917
EEss ppe for week ending October IS:
sqsio: Common 70 HfS s; medium to, good.
Ivy =, medium n to good. I0sa: common to
GOOD s@7: common to fair, 5ii ne: best oxen
Ss,S me S,l to good. 6h47I7: common 10
iair' Si2M6n; best heavy bulls. n. 0b7N: lirhI
S SSs best calves. isal4; common 10 fair.
i5is o PES neary hogs. II: medium wcir IT,
;:Tplo. snoats. lZefl4: sows and stays: 100
H., osst sheep. ST9: common to fair COZ:
pest lambs. lS9 l6: medium. Ia@H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
, NAVAL STORES.

,, SAVaA INN. GA, October 17-Turpen-
as s.'f non ssa s;osk
kosin. firm: sales. $50 barrels; receipts. sii
Soc G. ou sas r F. osis'GfoS 5.7a @
G.:5 a $50; NJ. 64oGp6.S0; n Tl6asTIS: wa
7.40G p7.45: WV. $50 w.
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BOND LIST

Am, Writing PHper Is tbid).............. 81
AnElo-French S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. alH
Atlantic Coast Line LIST +s................ S0i7
A. G. LII and y; col. As taskedl... 7sts
4: c. CIV. 4s (Baltimorc) tasked).. -. S2I
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV. ii7s........... Ith
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV. 5S............... so
LiEGett and Myers 5s (askedl ........... 90
I.orillard and Company Ss taskcd) ...... e6N
Mercantile Marine Gs (bid) ................ IS
Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s................. 46
SSon,hhern iRa,iiway ,ts'',''......... g.
Y. S. Registered 2s. 1890. 81
y. $. Registered 3s. 1els.................. 90
U. s. Registered Is. 1925. ................ 1854
". s. Reg. Panama IS. 1861 81
u S. Liberty Loan Observation-Disclosures. % 10
I. S. Steel :. T. 10oii
Ma Car. Chemical Co LIST 5s (askcd).. eG
Va--Car. Chemical Co. CIV 6s............ &C
Va.-Brown Bros Cts. CIV. Va.b tasked) AZ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
SCHOOLS.
Miss Blair's Class for STUDY
of Current Events
WILL OPEN TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30.
AT s27 WEST FRANKLIN
Hour. IL O'clock
RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The 3 s.In .I1,i kaii1oaa Of tn. South.

The stanunrd kaiiroad Of tho sou.b
TIP. ,hsfECiit JULY 26. 1911.
TRAiNS LEAVE RICHMOND nauy
CHS 50r r. fkHfiqa . .n1 sSnth: SIS A 81 ana
p. NJ. $500 =. S.. fs;4s +. NJ N. a. d. ':os
A. NJ. 1900 T. ~. e:s5 r. AZ ~ H. s'se
SIS For pessrse s,5 's:sS A. A. s:es A. NJ.
t:s5 p. i ii 81 .s'.s p. Al. S:55 p 81. IT,.
p FSr Goidsboro and Fayetteville: 900
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6.os A.
A. :'I 49, .2 Nd 81! 3d. A. Iii ft9 A. Il. iisa
G:3t NJ. ,1:is =. ~. 900 p. H. ai''
Except. sunday. ;Sunday only
limo OF arrival and departure ana 49,.
nectionS ~Ao Sou~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, October IA renewal Of
;rsdc bnyinE sent December contracts up
90 ateS In The cotton market to-day. or
pew ,,.v. hi high ground for tho season Realizing
breaking the prices 10 27.l7 with the close
steady at 2726 for that delivery, and from
10 IN points net lower tho general list
INC trade buying was the prominent fea-
.nIe' bclnG again ACCOMPANIED by reports
that Spihnera were calling cotton or fixing
prices and the rally was also promoted by
apprchcnsions OF another cold snap In the
Southwest. Memphis report estima ting
troSt damage at half million haics. and
pu!iish southern spot advices. January con-
tracts sold IN 20 21.:1 and March to n 90
or about :" to 70 points net higher on tho
more active deliveries. Trade buying then
i hscmsd to tarf5 off and the market met
back below last nights closing figures in
IL lion fIti, I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

,,-,,, DIG GOODS.
M: NEW YORK. October ,i7.-cotton goods
mere To-Day were firm and yarns very firm,
Win trading OF a moderate character Knit
GOODS were In steady demand Worstei
arms Ior knitting purposes were very high
ana are growing scarcer. Raw silk was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
Tobacco Prices.

The sun-cured tobacco samples which were
exhibited Mt the State Fair were sold yes
tcrday 10 the American Tobacco Company
1T the following prices: Filters si2 per 100
pounds: wrappers, $50 per 100 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
NEW yoRN rN"T"CI M.sHET

NEW YORK, OCtOber II-Eaw sugar.
steady: Centrifugal. CO: molasscs cog; re-
Hhed. steady: fine granulated. SIS. Butter.
unsettled: cheese, weak. Spot coffee. easter
Rio IS So. Santos a.. SIS
There were only small transactions in the
market for oottonsccd oil to-day. and
lnai bids were unchanged TO IL points net
lower January sold from i6 80 10 ID 81, and
closed al lG so Prime crude. la.< a. ~ %.
The market. CLOSED quiet: spot 100 bid:
october 1870; December. 1850. January,
II So. March. $50: May. 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKrT.

CHICAGO. October l7.-Unwelcome rains
tended to-day TO make the corn market
ascend. The close was firm. lt@h TO. lii
lItA to l;lTt. and May LION TO l.lo7s. Oats
gained S4h 70 cent In provisions tho
rise OF cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
PETERsnI1nc pnAI1rr ,,,,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
,Reported by Rodgers. plummer Co Inc ,
PETERSBURG. VA. October l7.-Spa nist
-fa rli6fs stV,h. nominal SI-cih,as- T. .r,u.
ers stock. nominal. Fancy Jumbo ic per
pound: extra prime. 6i1c uer puund. prim,
e. per bound " '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18

NEW YORK October l7,-port movement
sales 800 bales: stocks, a. bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
go SIS bales.
Total for week-Nct receipts. 5000 bales:
exports. S.ol6 hSlcS,
Total for seaSOu-Nct receipts, l455,7Si
SGales exports. ll5S.J-2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS October I7.-Al,.rnat,nr
periods OF strength and "as!ncss featured
trading In cotton to-day. Influences wero
conflicting and the market TOOK very
decided trend, although at one time prices
were almost M to tn. highest levels on
record The close was "a net loss OF 10
j. points. The main bul!ish Influences were
continued good SPOT accounts and poor crop
reports The weekly returns from the gov
= eminent We're accented as confirmation OF
more moderate bulltsh claims regarding tho
damage done by recent frosts Against the
market WAS the tendency among bearish
traders 10 try 20 bring about downwa ri
reaction and the general realizing which at
times from holders Of long accounts.
feature OF the day private crop
estimate OF l0.6s5,ooD bales. not counting
lintcrs which caused some buying, Spot
cotton. hrin and unchanged: sale. on the
spot. 3.Iel b. les. 10 arrive. 2li5 bales.
Middling, 2g.lSC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
Seaboard Air Line Railway Comn,ny

The Progressive Hallway of the South.
iLsins leave daily: 4. NJ. Norlina local
100 r Al Sleepcrs Atlanta and jackson.
VILE. s:3s 81, sleepers Jacksonvilie. St
IetersburE: Columbia coaches: 12:I5 A. 81.
slcepers Atlanta. birmingham, Jack.onviij.
NJ. 1852 a. 81. $50 p. N. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18

Fieh mord- W arlington Local Lv. sl:ssPM
G Tenk d I AIS PM, Sundays; AR. all@ AN
Clio I'M; AT. lsj0AM. Ashland Accom-. wccS
my LV.eI|o All, $50 Pm; Ar.e6.3o Am, SOL H
Abba ticket ana baggage onnces no. open
,Lyrd st. Sta. stopping at Elhal aEibs Sis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18
Southern Railway Sustarn

rams iss.e l.icnui.nu-..un s. sta,,o,,
S SemSEH9Ie nsurss not guaranteed. For the
IT. ii!,s CAFE Gar s 600 F. ~. Sleeper to Xianta;
Vile, open 500 +. NJ; $40 p. 81. local s9 2er
days oAAoru-"eek
7, York iiNer Line--7:ss A. III. and 4us
+. NJ. daily local TO Wost Point: 4. IN %
n nsny; except SUNDAY. Steamer Traiu con:
ss::8GSS Mi l: sscs p NJ $3.50 r; NJ. daily;
Inint. 9;d0 A. NJ: and 6:I5 p Nh d HsSt
S Saeaher Train s:45 a. NJ. daily, EXCEPT Mon:
Office 9o7 T.. Main St. Phone Madison a,..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-18

CIh.. Lou'yie q: West .l:,y m SLIM j,
MaIn Limo Local, ss:2oSa fs:is -
James River Line, slo:DS a. tS:iS -
n. Nows, Nix, old PIT 90 M ~ 800 -
HSoTYpor, Nsws local: :s:iS a.: :s:YYss ,.
I5;So a, .s:46 p. Locals. ts:s0 a. 1850 p.
.Daiiy tExcept SUNDAY
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

VIZ ", " EuNteruaY z Co. InC.)
Stocks. cineni.r' -: I'll:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-20
LAW CONCERNING USE
OF RED CROSS SIGNS
Severe Punishment For Use
Of Emblem for Improper
Purposes

Below is copy of a pamphlet sent
out by Red Cross officials to explain
and clear away questions and doubts
concerning the use of the Red Cross.
In order that the general public may
better be informed as to the law gov
erning the use of Red Cross signs and
emblems, the following is quoted from
the federal law which was approved
June 80, 1910, and covers the question
fully:
''Seetion 4. That from and after
the passage of this act it shall be un-
lawful for any person within the
jurisdiction of the United States to-
falsely or fraudulentIy hold himself
out as or represent or pretend him
self to be member of or an agent
for the American National Red Cross
for the purpose of soliciting, collecting,
or receiving money or material or for
any person to wear or display the sign
Of the Red Cross or any insignia coll
ored in imitation thereof for the
fraudulent purpose of inducing the be-
lief that he is a member of or an agent
for the American National Red Cross.
1t shall be unlawful or any person,
corporation or association other than
the American National Red Cross and
its duly authorized employees and agents
and the army and navy sanitary and
hospital authorities of the United States
for the purpose of trade or as an adj
vertisement to induce the sale of any
article whatsoever or for any business
or charitable purpose to use within
the territory of the United States of
America and its exterior possessions
the emblem Of the Greek Red Gross ON
white ground, or any sign or insignia
made on colored Red Cross or Gene
va Cross or any in imitation thereof,
or of the words or combination of these
words: Provided, however, that no
person, corporation, or association that
actually used or whose assignor actu-
ally used the said emblem, sign, lnssg-
MIA, or words for any lawful purpose
prior to January fifth, nineteen hun
dred and five, shall be deemed forbid
den by this act to continue the use
thereof for the same purpose and for
the same class of goods. II any per-
son violates the provision of this sec
tion he shall be deemed guilty of %
msdemeanor, and upon conviction in
any federal court shall be liable to Il
fine of not less than one or more than
five hundred dollars, or imprisonment,
for term not exceeding one year, or
both, for each and every offensc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-20
R|CG|N PROVES HIS
CONFESSION IS TRUE
As Result Mrs. Booth and
William Branson Convicted
of Murder VIII Go Free

AS result of the trip to Willamina
yesterday by Warden Murphy of the
Oregon State penitentiary with Will
liam Riggin, who confessed recently to
the killing of William Booth, husband
of Mrs. Anna Booth, who is doing
long term for manslaughter, the story
of Riggin was confirmed when he
pointed out the place where Booth fell
when he shot him, and indicated other
details that fitted in with the crime.
The story of the crime as told by
Riggin is chain of evidence that will
undoubtedly free Mrs. Booth and Will
liam Branson from the penitentiary,
where they are serving sentence for
the murder of Branson. 1t will also
place Riggin behind the bars or life
1t was at first believed that the story
of Riggin was fake but every thing
he has told has been eoFroborated. The
cases of Mrs. Booth and Branson were
carried through the circuit court to
the supreme court, retired, and then
they were convicted again of the
murder.