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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
FIELD DAY RESULTS
Grammar School Athletic icnEuc
Holds Meet at Gintcr
Park,

Following are. the results of the
field day of the Grammar Schools Ath-
letic League. held. yesterday at the
Ginter Park School:
First-Highland Park School. 81
points.
Third-Fairmount School md Bar
ton. Heights School tie). 20 points
each.
Fourth-Robert Fulton School. 4
points.
and half. The events were as fol-
lows:
Gymnastic contest-Highland Park
School.
Relay-Highland Park School.
5o-yard dash for boys-HiGhland
Park.
3o-yard dash for grls-Highland
Park School.
Broad jump-Hishland Park School.
Basketball throw-Ginter Park
School.
Gymnasium drill Ev all children who
took part in the meet
More than 90 per cent of tho children
in tho city schools take part in the
athletic events under tho Jurisdiction
OF the schools. The events of ycster-
day werc attended by a large and en-
thusiastic crowd OF Richmonds track
enthusiasts.
The next meet OF the schools will
take place at Byrd Park at 1880 +. Nj.
rive schools are eligible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
Real Estate Summary
CnANCERl7 TRANSFERS.

J. 3. Gayle, special commlssioner. 10
L. .. Bland, - 5-l2XlG5 feet, known
a 10, West Jackson street May II,
j s. GAYLE, special commissioner. to
r. .. bland. leXl15 feet. known as l0o
West Jackson street. May IL, 1918.
L, 4; srnin ct ux. to w II. Kelly.
lot = h!oci; V. &at!,e:y, Court Addition.
+. Y. Anderson Ia w c. Blackburn
ct uA:, - feet and az irregular shape.
east line Thirty-foUrth street. rs feet
north OF Il street. being. southern :.
feet of lot 10. biocS G.. Militant Schaaf's
property. IArch -, 'a1S: tax 30c. 81.
j. ". Williams ct as. 10 J. w.
Thomas lot CO. Hil.crest Park. front
ing 81 feet norm line Hincrest Ave-
nue.. May Is, 1918. $1,000
Minnie n. Vaughan 81 yir 10 .. y r..
Straudc. "a feet 2 - inches by la5
feet. known as .1U2 Floyd Avenue.
May 10 l3lS; tax $40, $40
j. u. tiutson 80 Laurence Faui ct ais.
trustees OF Pine street BAPTIST Church.
3oxil2 ~ feet ku3wn - Us south
Maria i. Mc\nally ct vir to Mary p.
~ Miller. lot ~. block l.. Ciinter Park
May = 1915. tax $3.50. $lh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
RICHMoNDER ELECTED
John j. blake Selected stnte De,p+,
OF knights Of Columbus nj
Annual Convention,

The annual convention OF the Stat.
Councii or the Knights OF Columbu,
vas heid In stanton on Tuesday in
Sihsic-naE session. and was we'll at
tended by members from all n.rts =,
INC state. Mnch routine business wa,
disposed OF and matters pertaining TO
INC welfare OF the organization dis
cusscd at length
onlcers. for the ensuing year were
1 =, as follows John ]. Blake. of
,s'Shmond. unanimously elected State
deputy; G. w. Noel, OF Roanoke. STATE
secretary; j. T. Johnson OF Ports
mouth. state treasurer: c. T. HelImutb
OF Alexandria. state warden: ]. n,
Saiier. OF Petersburg. State adyocat,
and Rev. Father Payne. OF Clifton
orse' state chaplain. The convention
next year VIII meet In Richmond a,
about the same time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
BILLY KELLY WINNER
w. l.. Eoisom'~ Prime fNrO-lcar- Old
Pockets i'Ourth Victory at
Churchill Downs

CHURCHILL DOWNS. LOUISVILLE,
Tear-o!d owned by W. T. Folsom.
licked the platter clean at Churchill
Downs to-day, when he pockcted his
fourth victory in as many starts he
fore the second largest crowd OF the
meet. 10 TOOK the BaShford Manor
stakes from big field. with Colonel
Taylor "a number OF lengths behind
The Taylor horse finished three
lengths ahead of Col Livingston.
First money was worth S2.9lO. Last
year 1t was captured by Escoba
To-day was military day on the
course, and UPWARDS of 1000 soldiers
from Camp Taylor. guests OF the
Jockey Club, witnessed series Of
races. Favorites were chiefly success
full.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
LAW ENFORCEMENT BODY
WILL MEET HERE TO-DAY
Governors Special Committee l. Called
to Receive Reports and Outline
Future Work.

The Governors Committee on Law
enforcement in Camp Communities.
afhliated with the National commits
sion on Training Camp Activities. will
meet to-day At noon in the Seuate
CAomher to receive reports on work
done and work needed at the camps
The members OF the committee arc
Rov. j. T. Mastin, D. D., commissioner
OF Charities and Corrections for vir
ginia. OF R'c hmond: DR.. w. r. Drewry.
superintendent Of the Eastern state
Hospital. OF Petersburg: William f.
Ailen. superintendent Of Il. l. du
FONT dc Nemours & Company. OF Hope
well: Albert l.. Roper. OF Norfolk:
Frank w. Darling. of Hampton; Rev.
George Floyd Rogers. n. %. of Lynch
burg. and Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, Of
Alexandria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

s sPe Alsfn i is ,as s HThls sis
Charles y. Cooke, ct ux. to Emma J.
shown on plot formerly owned by
he TayG. Fam Max s plot book
Charles B. Cooke ct uI. TO Rosa E.
Grub6s. 1903 acres land near Taylors
G( dE.saIlgs;' known as lot IS, on plot
and now known as the Taylor Farm
recorded in plot book IL. page 81 May
4. 1918, s635.40.
Charles b. Cooke ct TX. to l.. A. Ben
son: 155xl.505 feet known as northern
haf Of lot 30, near Taylor's Crossing.
is Is n shown on 9o;, plot formerly owned by
the. Taylor Farm. May (. 1915. SAYS.
Charles r.. Cooke ct TX. to John c.
tlS,eGsr giS acrG5 near ss TayIo5s
On plot formerly. owned by James A.
Moncurc: but now known as the Taylor
Farm. May 4, 1918. sl.64o.S4
Charles b Cooke ct ux. to r. H Cox.
100 acres land known As lots Is and
80, near Taylors Crossing. as shown
on Il plot OF land formerly owned by
the Taylor Farm. May 4. 1915. $3.50
Swami. 1855 acres land near Taylor's
plot formerly owned by James A. Mon
cure and now known as the Taylor
Farm May !: 1918, ss.sss;6a.,
Sheppard. acres land near Taylor's
Crossing. being the southern half OF
10; 30 on 4 plot OF land formerly owned
by James \. Moncure and now known
a. tho Taylor Farm. May 4. l?lS. s37S.
Charles y. Cooke ct uX. to Il. a. and
j II. jones. ABB acres land near Tay-
lor's Crossing. being lots l and as
shown IN plot formerly owned by
James \. Moncure, but now known IS
tho Taylor Farm. May 4. 1915. $4,000.
Charles E. Cooke ct ux. to John d.
Moore acres land near Taylor's
Crossing. being lot 3, as shown on a
nlot of land formerly owned by James
y. Moncure and now known as the
e Nlr,r La nm Ni:,v Ills S3nl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE
THE STAR PERFORMER
Nioseo on Exchange NJ tho Highest
Prlce With 81 Net Advance
OF dig Points.
M1DvALE GAINS THREE POINTS
fractions Wcre Active and Matcri-
ally Higher, AS Were Gas Stocks.
Several Spccialties Also Showed
signs OF Accumulation.
HN nROAl,AN WALL

MEW YORK. May ij.-Ral:win Locono-
n,.tay. closing Tic iay =, the hishs., prics
IN u.s. advance II ga points. Mid vale
l.ariy S. and i'nl'ed Sta,as Steel r"se 70 70
Sl,nir an eighth Of i:S recent h!rh record.
2 'ycss ,he E.s. stocks S"yfr.i sieclaities
nsGs ws rsn ou % sss ~, Th' rail-
;, ny; ,l o. impor,ance is coming in
IDENTIFY OF IN. hnsucirrs involved
,coiorado Fnr' "ni non. with its new high
government XII "" that concern FOR tho
a as,,. Or rails and other heavy ana
1t ;san lnE!cai also that IN. fractions and
, ~ Gas ana Peoples Gas should
,iain:d. msr"hant, eraployinE large re-" nun
ns ,,o ot clerks ~ nnal!y walked ur 4"
ne nneiiG s%,vife corJ"rst Tons are among
ave had n 10 l. ,p, IN. eonrlry ma a.,
I G,,,. s,! cansed b. m" war.
!, ~ friends sy sh5wins an es,rern or IA; ad !.
ance Of ~ points. although AMOS; % this
sns rs Up H" raS, 'f chaHsoi, W.. aD
rn'a'1: Antna Explosives mad" new
ous, ard General "' i'g. ssric stsa thoash
hey 1s'o being accumulated.
tDVASCE N RATES
STRENGTHENS NEW HAVEN
no Is per cent advance in pA.senS.r rates
, ,,inn.d o' the government II viii also
leip tn2t ROAD IL some or the passenger
rains .re taken or 10 mako tho move
|nent OF freight economical
Military authorities say another crisis Is
Ip os, In france, II is only tai. TO the
Ing nhould DO given here Basic conditions
aSor = continuation OF tho advance. bur
he renewed drive on Amiens which military
uthorites expect to see within a week
mould make the people cautious The mar
'et haA had enough OF an advance to Justify
|; sharp reaction. ard the new drive on
y m!ens may be the excuse FOR permitting IL
II a tne for optimism. hut not for reck-
eosntss The biz peop.. have tn. stocks
might he Just well 10 let them keep
hem for week ~.
NE" YORK. MAJ i5-Msrcan,il. PAPER
our months AND Sig months. per cent
|'eriinS: slHty-day hlliG {iT2:. commercial
ihty-da% Bills or bank. $40. commercial
irty-d-S bills. 3i1its. demand. $3.50 bur
iiver. :?i7 Mexican ioi'l--, -. government
nd railroad hnrdr f-a' Time loans
'eady: riNty ana NINETY day .. GS: .lE
months. old call money. s'rone ruling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
BUILDING PERMITS

The following permits were issued
Yesterday BY the Building Inspectors
Office:
j. II. Clayton to erect frame shed
at 81 Luck street TO cost $3.50
2. j. Ncuab BILE TO erect frame shed
al 6o7 Griffin Street to cost $3.50
NJ. kamhourian to erect two brick
GARAGES at Is West Grace Street TO
cost $500.
Crystal Ice COMPANY to repair fran.
warehouse at c0ol East Cary Street
10 c.s; st6j
Archie Coles Ia repair frame dwell.
ing at l'ie North Twcnty-seventh
street TO cost $50
:. II. Halves & Co. to repair brick
warehouse at lsol3 East Cary Street
TO cost $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
,Ihc Curn ,Iur,,c,

New YORK. May ly.-'rhe scarcity Of
pront-iaking sales on the curb relieved the
dealings Of pressure. ana business more
oFisk with an increases ia The volume Of
DEALINGS for tn" outside public account.
Aetna Explosive Wa The active icatur.
o: the industrial list. scoring :, small I'D
rsne" on TIA" continued good demand. SUB.
marine Boat also scored fractional advances.
Wright Mari" mo'ed ~ fractionauy and
Motor stocks were wlthou, special in
tercst. Nidwcs; keauiug va. one OF Inc
strong features OK the independent oil
group.
Consolidated Copper mines was the Yea
,ure OF the metal group. selling w. TO a
new high record for ;he year.
mum Munitions. 1-ltsIy-ii. 800 United Mo-
tors. - q > 81. 800 Cusd"u OIL. c3-46G7-S;
90 Federal OIL. = sta a. -. i.sp HIetropoii-
tan Petroleum.. ll-lt1.a-i: 800 Oklnhoina on
common, ahj l.: 'JJ Victoria Oh. new. is
g J.: zoe Atlanta. as, 500 Zig Ledge
t'gsen, Monst.r - Hs-4. Loco Jerome Verde,
Y-sfI Lie; l,-yJ Jumbo Ext g 10. 500 Me
.t!a."N iltrr;.rh. Iyai =. l-."lo Mother Lode.
h'G 80. l.yg Success. i-.ItN -. 1890 Tuio-
pan Ext. $-lLG 5-s. so Sorth American
pulp and P4ner. 2'-SHS; 1900 Wright
$50 Oklahoma =. and H. ,ts7 is.
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Larrx Dosle in uo.pitnl.

CINCINNATI. o.. May l5.-Managcr
McGraw. OF the Giants, received word
Tonight that Larry Doyle. who did not
accompany the team on their Western
trip, haS been operated upon for in
tcStinal trouble. II is understood that
Doyle is in New York hospital al
though his condition was not cousid-
cred dangerous when the team left
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday by the clerk OF
the Hastings Court:
lGnatius T.. GerrnE and Anna Eliza :
beth Wolff. city.
Richard f. Ford Cleveland, Ohio.
and Leila May Lyon, city.
Raymond c. wbridce. Johnson
burg. "a. and Ruth ~ Roberts Win
chester. Mass.
Clarence !. Treston and Annie NJ.
EruWn. Phila delphia. Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

First National defeated the state
ana city yesterday afternoon in a list
less game of ball by score of ID TO 5.
the feature OF tho exhibition was the
heavy hitting OF tho victors
Garter of the Nationals vas not in
his usual form, and besides hitting
several men, lac walked seven. The
score:
First National ..2S so OO05o-l5
state and city. ......i % 20 $ o O O. 8
Sattcries: First National. Carter and
w nrton: state and City. Swecnv and
Mcuowcll. Umpire, Bianton.
Federai Reserve and American Ma
Park. The game is set at > o'clock.
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BOND LIST

IN. Writing Paper = ................... ~,
'hS!c- French = ..-......--... ............ +0;,
.tan'!. Coast Linz g. tbItl ............. s.ss
\ G. l.. c". y tba'timor"J tblt)..... -
!. G. Ill. and - & ,Glri .............. -
,heIsprako and Ohio ~. i'.s.....-....... :.
'hesapesk- and Ohio cv. s. ,bidj...... si'l
iEsett and Myers FOB S ............... -
:o.!!!ard Tobacco - ...................... sos,
iercant!le Marine - Observation-Disclosures. -,
eabcaro AR Lii. T"r. 81 ................. a:i.
ca board Ar Line sci is................. 90,
{ uthcrn Railway 81 ................, .li.
outhcrn Railway iS... ...-. .............. ?.
7. :. Reg's,"red -. 1850 tblG) ........ 81
!. 5. E"r!siered . 81. old .......... ~
!. :. Registered &. is,5 toid,.........,.... lri
:. : Liberty Loan c'.-...-.............. e? 10
:. ). Liberty loan .Ua ts............... $50
!. >. Liberty Loan 5Ed f.s.........-... .s.os
!. : steel l~t - .-........... 80.
"a Brown Bros CTS ~. Ia1..... a.
"a Car ChsmIcst Isi -.................. "a
= -CZ.. Chemical C. - ttity .......... &c
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Cnl,rn. Miki,i.rs

NEW vunk. May y IN :Natl'e - The
'otton market 20 day va. Vic nrcHly re-
bort Of IA" Nrl;h"r i;ur-Hiu which roai
more favnra1i, tnaG ..a",gsI ana was
allowed hN further sasrl r-.rk u prices.
Ehe general list ,'u="l steady a not DO
line ~ ~ to - aoin,, ~ harriet opened
tteady al . decline or % = points. y
ally OF several IDlilfe followed
vi; OF covering ia a'ivanr. nf The weekly
yop report. The weather reuort stated that
weather for the last vUrk had ua"n NOR"
favorable for co,t"r than .ur any week
.aviously this season 4rd led 10 talk of
i flvorabs May !aih condition report from
he government, There Ma som. Southern
|eilng. ana ais" setting for Li.erVooi ac-
'oCnt, IL addition 10 heavy offerings from
houses with MALL street and Western con.
iec;ions. octul-: contracts hfOk. 10 .i0J.
,nJ December /. go. with active month.
Generally ShopInr ne losses ia she case
~ October contracts. ;his carried the mar
!et back TO within p Huiuts uf the low
cye reached On The rr-ah at the begin
king nf the months. Tho volume OF offer
logs then subsidized aud thor. were "a HES
Ia ;he later uruinE on covering. Cotton
mn ClS-tuy
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200 Idle In Strike.

CHICAGO. May 15.-one hundred
snip carpenters employed by the Lake
ShipbuildinS Company here went on
strike to-day. rendering 200 other en-
p.oEees idie. The carpenters demanded
shorter hours. more nav and Setu,
day half-holiday
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Honors to Dead Minister.
FBy Associated Press. !

BY NssOciatsd Press.J
WASHINGTON. May l5.--with full
military honors the body OF DR.. Carlos
Maria de Pcna. the late minister from
Uruguay. who died here April 90. was
placed on the Presidents yacht May
flower and taken TO Hampton Roads to-
day. where it will be transferred to a
United States warship 10 be carried to
Montevideo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsaies at Union Stock Inrds.)

Report for week ending May {:
eomes ste o fa To- IoSsi q Goed
la@1i; medium 70 good i2hIa common to
good. l0@Il; common TO fair 7Gsis. Best
oxen. ll@i2,t; medium to good. .3dtiI; com.
II@l2,5; light. 96hio. Best calves il: com.
mon TO fair I?@H. Best hogs; is4;; medium
staEs. Hal7!a. Rest sheep. lo6S12; common
10 fair. 6@S. Best lambs. Ia@I6 medium
TO good, HOS; spring lambs IS 2oc per
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HENRIyo Tut>st'l:Rs.

Mrs. Ella NJ Hughes 20 j. W. Hughes
- acres land fronting on the Charles
City Road In Narina District. bounded
on the north h! the White Oak stream.
and on The south fronting on Charles
city Road. April %. i3lS: tax ST. $40
Arthur H. Allen u ux to Florida r..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
CHICAGO GRaI\ M.RErr

'hlSAGo. May l5.-Lightncss Of receipts
"a lIl"d IN" corn market to-day from The
otarish enecis OF weather favorable for
,ihhti.S Ehe result was All unsettled Close
Nay l.2:'t aud July LISA TO i.i5", with
III 'ih!sh 4" a whole. i.c of 10 :. like ad.
vance. compared with twenty four hours
leioro o.ts gained = q sc to ll,c net. In
pt"Nis .ona IN" outcome varied from zoe de-
cline 10 rise OF &c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

High School. Tho final score OF the
fray was 10 to s.
The batting of Holiday and Glenn.
OF Bintord, WAS the outstanding Iea-
turc. Moseiey and Marshall held the
honorS FOR the losers
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
Wholesale Quotations Oh Exchange.
NEW YORK LIVE sTOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK May l5.-Reevcs no trading
,Cal.cs steady; rcais. sii5o1 1850: culls.
sheep and lambs. irreEular: lambs, ordi-
nary clipped, si55e@r 5000: woo! lambs
*al 30; spring lambs $50 -
logs steady at slS.2o a 1850; roughs,
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NEW YORK pRODTCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, MAY lS.-Raw sugar. steady /;
centrifugal. 6.cia fiic granulaied, lis. But
Ter steady: cheese. irregular. Spo. coffee.
duh. Rio Is So: Santos A., l0:s
Cottonsscd oil Was inactive. No tenders
were put out. Prime crude. lLJH: prime
hummer yellow, nominal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

arm tone, with buying keeping about tn.
sano pace Governments! Eecos dominated
the market both buyers and sellers seeing
no CHANGE Of change except !ntena!n-
cation or this trend; Print cloths received
some steady demand. but there was 4 no.
tieea BILE tendency 10 let alone numbers
wanted oy The government. Shipping diff
cuIties were given a tn. reason. Sheet!nKs
were Erin at their former level, with no
SrcAt actF!ty IN evidence. Fine Cotions
were unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH, May lj.--Turpentlne Arm
~. q So Sales. s-s' e,tsks: receipts lci casks:
ShlpHenis. ts' easha; stock. 100 casks.
Rostn. nFn; sale, 40 barrels. receipts, Us
barrels; shipm"nis. !,al3 barrels: STOCK, ssl.i
barrels. turtc. T.. -. T.. =. -. ii. t. .a5:
l.. 80. u. go, - tHj. VIC. 80. WV, 80.
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CHARTER ISSUED,

Mount Vernon and Camp Humphries
Railway Company. Mount Vernon Va
capital stock, $4,000; object. to build
a railroad from Mount Vernon to Camp
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NEW oRLEANS. Mnv ls--Eurt

NEW ONLEAES. May ls--Furthcr selling
pressure was felt by cotton to.dar. The
downward movement or yesterday was car.
lied over. the opening being; lower. and the
oss was widencd until, toward m. middle
If the day. the actiY" months "crc % 10 81
|no.nts under thu !.st quotations OF ycS-
Icrday. There Stctdisr feeling. with
i, recovery OF about - POINTS. hut offerings
Increased toward the end that I'll" close
WAS Irregular at 4 n>t decline Of ~ lu "a
,oints Stcadlness in the afternoon wa,
'duc to piuht-takinG on short contracts and
lao the strength o! spots. that market re-
Ifus!ng to follow tho decline in contracts.
quota tons were unchanged at 2?.25 for
Imiddling.
|,n the spot. 81 bales: to arrive. none:
Iniddling, - 35c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

HUMPHREYS: officers. James r. Cation.
president: John g. Graham. secretary
and treasurer. both OF Alexandria, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

NEW YORK. May '5--Port movement
|itddlins. 26 zee: exports, 4.25i bales; stock
|T7,o21 bales.
total to-day At all ports-Net receipts
asa bales: exports. LII hales; stock la65. Us7
bales.
Total for week--Net crceipts. alo7a bales;
Exports, 1870 bales.
Total for senson-Nct receipts. s7Stes5
|oales: exports. 2."1..j5s hae.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16
McGuire's Nalloped Arnir

McGuircS was beaten again yester-
day afternoon. its latest defeat being
at the hands OF the Binford Junior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. May ID. The cotton good.
market here to-day continued holding It's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-16

LOOKING FOR A ROOM.
Turn to the Want Ads in this pancr
and you will find one to suit YOU
Times Dispatch Want Ads will rent
your rooms. Call Randolph l.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Ounfnfinns

(By g. e. CuTrie e. Coz
q. 8. Food Admins ira ton License No. G 1891
Richmond. Va, May L.. 1918.
Live puuiIry.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-13
THE EAGLES EYE
OPENS AT FOX'S

The supreme accomplishment Of
the motion picture producers of the
year is acknowledged to be The
Eagles Eye" the mammoth serial
! that begins at Fox's Wednesday and
! Thursday OF this week Chief Flynn,
formerly head Of the Secret Service
at Washington, D. c., reveals in this
serial every detail Of German plot
ting in the United States. It is ax-
pected that the foremost topic
amongst theatergoers after the open
! ing of this serial will be the work
Chief Flynn has been doing as prl-
vate individual unhampered by any
orders and driven on by grim deter
mRnation to expose every German
plot and lock up every agent who
conspires against this government
Marguerite Snow AS a society belle, is
splendid in her work of trapping
these spies by first flirting with them
learning their motives in this coun-
try and then giving all information
to authorities who act with lightning
speed. AS q Secret Service man King
Baggot gives inspiring chara cter-
zation and his work is thrilling in the
extreme in hand-to-hand encounters
with foreign agents. StafClnS To-Day
two reels will be shown every We'd
nesday and Thursday. The Fox man.
agement can promise those who see
every episode a knowledge of spy
work that will be remem bered for
years to come. Certainly Chief
Flynn's startling revelations have Gre
! ated widespread comment through
out the United States and without
doubt New Britain theatergoers Will
want to see every bit of this remark
able serial.
Douglas Fairbanks will be seen as
one Of the stars in the twin feature
program which consists of The
Lamb in which spirited Doug" does
about everything but turn inside out
A sensational morality play "One
Hour a, sequel to '"Three Weeks will
also be seen. Both features are in
five parts which with The Eagles
I Eye and a new keystone comedy
will round q. program of unusual ex-
ceIlence.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-13
FADS AND FASHIONS

Novel chains are made BY strinSing
beads on ribbon.
There are some collarless blouscs
among the new ones.
Sleeveless Jackets are being mae de
Of printed silk poplin.
Black and maroon satin are COM
bincd for evening capes.
Pointed trains are one Of the fea-
lures of evening dresses,
A great many black satin facinSs
appear on the new suits
Charming chapcauX are OF soft
satin twisted into bows bordered with
cOlOrcd straw.
Sashes of colored broCaded tissue
are fashioned in one with the bodiCeS
Of evening gowns.