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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-23
Why Illinois Should
Ratify

|. To make certain the rati-
fcation of the amendment by 30
states, thus bringing the benefits
of Prohibition to the entire ma
ton. In the nation there are
still about 10000 saloons de-
stroying the manhood of the ma
ton and l52 breweries wasting
the nations resources.
2. To help drive the liquor
traffic from the remaining wet
places in Illinois. Over 5000
saloons still exist in the 178 wet
villages and 65 wet cities of the
state.
8. To give dry territory in
Illinois more perfect Prohibition
than is possible under present
state laws.
4. To ensure more faithful
and aggressive law enforcement
of Prohibition laws by state and
county officials in places new
wet than is likely if national
Prohibition comes without rati-
fcation by Illinois. If Illinois
fails Wisconsin and Minnesota
will likely fail. Then three big
states with three big cities
would have been coerced into
Prohibition, which would make
the enforcement of law more diff
ficult.
S. To remove the evil influ.
ence of the liquor interests from
Illinois politics, making it pos
sible for the people to select
public officials and settle public
questions on their merits.
6. To uphold the 1o0-year
record of Illinois as a leader in
all patriotic movements for the
welfare of the nation.
7. To strengthen all laws,
regulations and appeals for the
protection of our soldiers and
sailors at home and abroad
against drink, for if Illinois fails
to ratify, our national govern
ment and our allies in the war
will not consider the people of
the state in favor of Prohibition,
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-23
Randolph County
- -
Patriots

The Randolph County Ministerial
Association is planning to do its part
for ratification. The preachers have
organized to cover the entire county
with addresses to arouse the voters.
Automobiles will be used to carry the
speakers from town to town. The
county will be divided into three dis
tricts. Three groups of speakers will
go out in automobiles, one covering
each district on the samesday A band
is to accompany one of the groups
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-23

of speakers. Another group will be
accompanied by number OF children
trained to present flag drill. Pre-
ceding the automobile campaign, all
the preachers in the county will adj
ress their congregations on ratiflca-
ton Ifr-thc preachers of Illinois
throughout the state in general take
similar active interest in ratification,
Illinois will be awake on Primary Day
and our state will be in the list OF
Sc forever honered. ~is.-,-
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-23
IN A NUTSHELL

To make the entireanation per-
manently dry SO states must rat
ify the proposed national Pro-
hibition amendment submitted
by the United States Congress
in December, 1917.
If Illinois is to be one of the
THIRTY-SIX a majority in
both the Senate and the House
in the state Legislature to meet
in January, 1919, must vote in
favor IF ratification.
The legislative candidates
nominated at the PRIMARY
ELECTION on SEPTEMBER
II, in practically every case, will
be elected at the general election
on November S.
To win Illinois for ratification
dry voters must GO TO THE
POLLS on September II and
vote for legislative candidates
ENDORSED BY THE ANTI
SALOON LEAGUE. sas ea+ f
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-23
SAILORS GREATEST
PLEDGE

In an address before the Chi
cago Association of Commerce,
Capt. VIM. A. Moffett. speak
ing of his Navy boys, said:
These boys are volunteers in
every sense. One OF the big
gest things they have volun-
teered to do, it must be renem-
bered, is to give UP liquor, and
they are keeping their pledges
splendidly."
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-23
Cerman-American
Alliance Here Is
United Societies
Does Same Work Here That Pro-
German Alliance Did Elsewhere

The fight which the German-Amer
lean Alliance carried on against Pro,
hibition in other cities was and IL
conducted bere by another organiza.
ton of the people of foreign extrac-
ton. This is the United Societies for
Local Self Government The United
Societies likewise has exhibited lack
OF appreciation of certain treasured
American traditions, such as charac-
terizes other associations created for
The sole purpose of retaining Old
World drinking customs. = Christian
Science Monitor.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-23

On a recent hot day $4,000 barrels
of beer, costing 100000, were con.
sumed in Chicago, according to q
Chicago Tribune reporter.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-23
SHIPBUILDING, WET AND
DRY

Reports on shipbuilding indi-
cate that on the Pacific coast,
under Prohibition, workers
have shown an output of 20
tons per man as compared with
10 tons for wet eastern yards.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-23

liquor problem that will ever be salts
factory. The quicker it comes, the
better it will be.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-23
LIST OF RECOMMENDATIONS
Continued from Page ID

RepubieanHARRY WILSON, pnckncyvile legislative
Demoeras-JAMEs ETHERToN carbonda endorsed on lesis-
laive record
FoRTYFrFrH SENATORIAL DIsrRIcT-compri
Rspubheanssnas: JOHN A WHEELER Springfield endorsed
House: FRED w WANLESS Riveron endorsed po
Jasper Jefferson Richland and Wayne
Repubiean-FRANK VICE ony endorsed on legislative record
Democrat-JOHN L. COOPER Fairfield endorsed legislative
JOHN KAssERMAN, endorsed legislative
FoRTysEvENTH SENATORIAL Observation-Disclosures counties
Bond Madison
Repubuean-NoRMAN C. FLAGG Moro legislative
ERNEST l. ROSE, Alton, endorsed position
FORTY EIGHTH SENATORIAL DIsTRcT-comprises the counties of
Crawford Edwards Galan Hardin Lawrence, Wabash and White
RepubicanJAMES WATSON Ehzabehown endorsed egsla
SAMUEL R. THOMPSON, oblons. position right
Democrat RENE HAvLL Mt Carmel endorsed legislative rec
CARL GREEN, Robinson endorsed on legislative record.
JAMES L. GUARD, Equality position right
JEROME l. HARRELI, Norris City, position right
FoRrYNNTH DIsrR1cr-compses county
Democrat-w D. P. FARTHING, Louis position right
FIFTIETH SENATORIAL the counties of Alex
ander Franklin, Pulaski Union and Williamson
FgLTs Marion endorsed legislative record
J. L. HAMMOND, Anna position right.
Republican Endorsements later.
FIFryFIRsr SENATORIAL D1sTRcr-comprise
Hamilton Johnson, Massac, Pope and Saline
Repubneansene E1WooD BARKER MLeanboro endorsed on
W. A. SPENCE Metropolis endorsed on position
House: CLAUDE F. LACY. Boaz, endorsed legislative
X c. RoNALDs Edorado position right
TOM CAPEI, Carrier Mills, position right
Democrat-JOHN J. PARISH Harrisburg, position right
VIM B. IRWIN, Broughon position right
CHICAGO DISTRICTS
(See Cook districts elsewhere in this
For Representative General Assembly,
VIM LLOYD JENKINS Republican endorsed position
THIRD DISTRICT
For Representative in General Assembly:
EDWIN ARTHUR Republican endorsed on position
FIFTH I'll E,,s. ss,E. y.
Republican endorsed legislative record
For Representatives in General Assembly:
THOMAS G. VENT, Republican, endorsed position.
THEo. X LONG, Republican, endorsed position.
GEORGE vosBRINK, Democrat. endorsed on position
For Representatives General Assembly nonpnatd
RALPH W. CHURCH, Republican legislative
EMIL A. W. JOHNSON. Republican, endor position
WARNER R NELSON. Republican, endorsed position
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
PERcvAI G. BALDWIN Republican, legislative
FRANK P sADIER Republican, position right
For Representatives Assembly,
No formidable candidate, choice
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
e GEO. E. 9. JOHNSON Republican endorsed on position
For Representatives in General Assembly,
for of the following
GoTTHARD A DAHLBERG. Republican, endorsed legislative
HARRY HARTMAN, Republican, endorsed position.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT
Representative in General Assembly,
JAMES KITTLEMAN Republican endorsed legislative
ord
TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT
State Senate:
EDWARD NEWMAN, Republican, endorsed position.
Fol n Assembly:
fol o following
FREDERICK j. BPPUS Republican endorsed legislative rec
ord
JOHN GRUNAU, Republican, endorsed legislative record
TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
Real Estate Summary
tHhNCi:RY TRANSFERS.

Laura Z: Brooks to ": 4 Hobson,
inson street June 5, 1918; $3.50
W. /. Clark ct AK. TO r - Boswell.
~ -2Hl25 a feet. known as $40 Mort h
Ih!Ety-sccond street June ]. 1878:
$4,000
". { Saunders ct ux. to =. j. Chew
ming. 1oNll.i - feet known Is COS
Lamb Avenue. Jun. /. 1918, tax. s..
Sic.
4 J. Chewing. e, ux. to Il. II.
stokes e, IN, - l-ixI0iI-i feet.
known a Glli& Mes: Catherine street.
May u, 1915. s2.Gpu
a. Wa!kup TO II H. r.bcl lot 10.
block ", Ginter Park. June 10, 1915
tan $lo.lo. $40.
\. \. Sanderlin ct TX. TO +. l.. I5rauer
-Si feet and OF Irregular depth on the
east Inc - Twenty fourth street. ex :
tended az intersection Fairfield Road.
June J. iHls sl.50C
Fiora ". Sydncr ct viz TO Maurice
Noh!enzer. 76xl25 feet northwest corn
or I.ahh .>venu" ana Bacon Road. June
10, 1918, tax, So. $40.
r. l. Butler Ct uX. to Charlotte f.
tIournoy. 30Sii2 feet. known as 3505
f:ast Clay street. June 10. 1915; So
~ J. kirsh 20 II. II S,oltz. ldl-ex-
los feet, known as 22c West Cary
Stree; March is, 1918; tax. 81, $i6.
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onANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

c. l.. Locker. trustee. to H. H. Miller
et uN.. 33Nl5S feet, known as 1909 r
street June 10. 1878. s2i20.
T.. Sittcrding ct ais. trustees. to
Trustees OF Trinity Baptist Church
s6xio feet, south line Fritz street. 80
feet west OF intersection o; st. James
street November rs. 1916. 1878
s.. :. l. i'at,"son. trustee, to Flora
w. SNYDER ct al. o2xl25 feet. known
as 100 Lamb Avenue. December .,
l.: .. Wendenbure. trustee TO Carrie
H. barrett, tlxS3 feet. north side Leigh
street. % f"ei east Of Twenty-cighth
street April IL. 1918, s3G5
{. l.. pcnoon. trustee. TO George Nc
Cahe a"Nll5 f"'t southcas. corner
Louisiana and Gillian streets Juno
10. 1918. 1913.
Pollard & HaEby. Inc. trustees. 10
George Abraham. 30xl4O feet south :
east corner Of Third Avenue and Myrtle
street. June II, 1918, s2sl."5
Bank Of Commerce and Trusts. trus-
tee. to ophnlia J. Hall ct vir. oox13o
fect, east line Twenty-eighth Street
-? feet north OF y Street. June II.
$. r. Carter. trustee. to !. w. Stew
art: 274a0 feet. known AS sol North
Thirty-second street. juno II. 1918,
800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
cHhNcERY TRUST DEEDS.

Il; H. stokes ct ux TO r. NJ Roxlev
trustee, 32 l-tAl04l Ia feet known a.
p ,a," vest Catherine street MAY ~,
j. N. iayne ct ux to W. +. Brown
and d. l., Bragg. trustees. 3oxioo fest'
hh|Wn as $40 West Clay Street. June
., l9lS; sl.42O.30
Maurice koblenzer ct TX. to w :
Nhite' trustee, I6Nl25 feet northwes,
Torhef Lamb Avenue and Bacon ROAD
Cha ri9tte L. Fiournoy to Pollard &.
hasDy Inc. trustee, 30xlI2 feet. Know
as as 500 East Clay Street june TO-
r. {. Boswell ct ux. to c. c. C,banin
trustee. l-2Nl26 IA rect. known as
3lo North Thirty second Street. .iuus
l. 1915; sI,iO2 so. June
W. l.. Wills to F. NJ Boxley. trustee
tGt ). block &. Battery Court: also
,uNi2o feet southeast corner ,;rova
1918; sl.03o. 'u"e
Beulah l.. Armentrout ct vir Ia w
-; Harrio and a. T lIarvie. trustees
1oNi feet. known as 1909 7 street
June 10, 1918; Si.170
ora q Jonathan to Richcson G. Bav.
iiss. trustees. 3ox122 feet Know
ioTs S ssnd Eighth Street. June 10
J. L. Davis ct ux. to Richmond Trus,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
HENRICo TRANSFERS.

Henry y. Evans .; ux to l.. T..
AYERS. S.l"S acres land between vii
.iamSburs ami Darbytown Roads; adj :
J0!hlnG the lands OF Bagby and others.
about TWO miles below Richmond MaT
81, lalS; s2.G00
Luther u. Parrish ct ux TO Claire
arden, i3sX5G Is feet. northern line
northern line OF Patterson Avenue. be
ing part Of lot -. as shown on {; plan
OF G!enburnie April -, 1918: $500
waiter Il wills TO =. }. Chewning
loo%lSu feet, being lots u and ID
block :, plan OF Wrights Park June
l, 1918; tax. 81. $40.
Z: Morgan ct uX. 20 T. p Murphy
Magisterial District near parlham
Road. about miles west OF Rich.
'nond: also acres adjoining the above
parcel, Is shown on a plat made by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
T; Crawford liedd & Bro. Stay 80. lals

T, cra "ford Ecdd e. Bro. Stay 80. ialS:
Fairfield Realty Corporation TO Rich
ara ii0it. lot 81. block 20. plan OF
"nocvillc. January II, 1918: 500
NJ: II. Omohundro ct ux. TO Alfred
NJ. -. Eaton. lots and 10. section 4.
omohundro'a Plan OF oak Park. June
l, 1915. $500
;, Leon a. Reid ct ux. to Roscoe G.
crown. lot los. square q, plan Of
Woodviile; also lot at the southwest
corhcr OF the above lot. having a south
ern frontage Of 80 feet: also % fee,
ana: ana of IRREGULAR depth east line Of
wonty-eighth Street between Kan.
and Seldom Streets. May 80 1915; taN
Roscoe {. Brown TO Ralph V. Dor
SeN. lot 100 square u. plan of Wood
n!,iS. also lot 80 feet and depth not
slveh. adJo ming the above on the
south also % feet ana of Irregular
aepth' east line Twenty eighth Street,
net"een Kane and seldom Streets
June o. l9lS; tax. soc, .I0.
3udic Sprenkie ct vir to John T.
Lay TWO lots fronting on the cas-,
inc o! Liberty Avenue. 30 feet. inter
section OF Nine Mile Road and I,ibertv
avenue juno .. 1918. tax 81 SIO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
OFFERS REWARDS
Governor Davis Seeks to Help Locnl
Communities Capture Three
MurdererS.

Governor Davis Is offering rewards
for the arrest of three murderers:
willard Banctt. murderer OF Armin-
da Mendenhall. $3.50 in case an equal
amount Is assured by the locality. Bar
nett Is wanted in Ice County.
horace Feed murderer OF w. L. KaV-
enaugh. 500 in case an equal amount
Is assured by tho board of supervisors
or local persons. Peed is wanted in
Westmore,and County
Hamnton Brown, colored. murderer
or j. c. sale $500 in case an equal
amount Is assured by the Iocajitv
Brown Is wanted In Campbell County.
MI of these offers are good for four
months from June TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
COTTON M\KI,ITa

~" YORK. tune i2.--Fcaturcs Of IN.
COTTON nafN'i to-day w.r. the REPORTS Of
!npr"Hen Ne,th-r in tho eastern bolt tn"
more bcariSh character Of crop sdvices and
renewal Of rsAr-month iipuidation E,-lI.
nr.!ncs w"r" followed by rallies, but while
noran!' IN. close Was 10 to s. points net,
i'"' WIN 'hc near months ia
weak, inty closed at ?55I. while October
Tn market opened steady At a dec,in.
OF II To = points under l.!vcrpooI selling
ana scattering liquidation encouraged hT
.hc .pPsarancc Of clear weather in the
nHsterh oct. her" Was also iittl" trade
ou!ihe ronrani"d by continued rcrnr,.
oi y puI!iIh spot situation. on which prices
CA!Il"d a Tow points from the lowest The
ncniand seemed to he soon supnlied how
.Set' ana the market weakened on rumors
mar preliminary mid month returns To n
pro!n!n"ht southern authority indicated a
sohn!u"n "t NO, or An Improvement Of about
~ points rom the end May figures
me w"ekly report OF the weather Ru-.a,,
- p'nne' more favorahi" than expected
H't' Wa also som" DISPOSITION n e,p
rhsSiz" the mention OF boil weevil in the
NscEF Export a. !ndica ted the probahiIi
OF insect damage again this s,Immc- T.,
NpI'c or The severe winter Futures ranred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
iiENRICO TRUST DEEDS.

j. T.. stephens TO &. l.. Denoon. trus-
tee. two lots fronting 80 feet on Liberty
Avenue at tho eastern intersection OF
June 6. 1918. s6iS.
John T.. Lay to c. l.. Denoon, trus-
tee. two lots fronting 80 feot on the
eastern limo of Liberty Avenue at it's
intersection with tho eastern line OF
Nine Milo Road. June s. 1918. S4l5
y. l.. kaminsky 10 G. l.. Dcnoon.
trustee. lot fronting % feet on tho east
INC OF Liberty Avenue at the eastern
intersection of Nine Mile Road and
Liberty Avenue. June +. 1918. S20t.JO
Leo Grernbaum to &. l.. Deuoon,
trustee. lot fronting % feet on the east
I'm" at Liberty Avenue At the eastern
intersection of Nine Mile Road and
Liberty Avenue. juno =. 1915 1908
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
The Curb Market,

NEW YORK. June PA broadening ten
dcncy developed after the opening OF tho
curb due to the better feeling created by
the improved war news and the cheapcning
Of money rates.
lndustra,s were In better demand than
they have been and the number OF issues
most part were. confined to fractions
Aetna ,s is l its LEO chez;
q =; 8" United Motors, six 9:5L; 10 stan
sTsnI: i.Tn Federal Oil ?ss q ~; Int.rna
uonal Petroleum. 12:. IS; $50 METROPOLITAN
Petroleum. l3-l5Tli: ZOO Oklahoma. q. ~
3is: GOO Victoria. new stock. 5NHi; .-r
Atlanta. SAL: 80, Austin Amazon. t.Tt.;
Smelling. iIS-isal'i: 800 Green Monster.
"a lis: sn1 Jerome Verde. a.lsGsi: I: oN
Mother Lode, SSI 80: 100 Rex Cons. Slsi:
$50 Tonopah Ext. lsn 7-,s: Am writinS
pancr ?@2ss: SIS North Am p and r;
~ n 2as: i.+m l.. &. Steamship, ga Tss; ".Jc1
Wright Martin. ltli. n lol's 1000 Midwest
OIL iih@ III; 1850 Oklahoma Oil. +. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~, ~ NJ 49, '.nnoFs r.ce,ptS TO
packers buying sparinGiy. bulk OF sales.
'lo 3; q ii6"S; hutchers' hogs, sls.35 q SIC ca;
q .!o!9. rough. s!i5oa 'i5sl: pigs. f.25
tat,ie. receipts. roc. steady TO strong:
on good cattle. others generally steady
Reef cattle. good. choice amt prime. $40 .
q Si'95: common and medium, sl2 j0T sIs69:
butcher stock. COWS and h".fsrs ss.25s; 1850 {;
Gamers and cutters, i-.a'Tts 20 stocker.
"d iil7.H tiayi; veal calves. good and
choice. SIS - a $3.50.
sheep. receipts. 5,opo steady TO strong
on bulk some spring lambs CSC higher:
sEOrn lambs. choice and prime, 81 G1fD
$50: medium and good. SIS % n !ii.io: culls
81 o. p 1870: spring lambs. good and choice.
s., - n 5000. ewes choice and prime. SAC
20: medium and good. il2oct Si4co.
Cu'ls. 500 q $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
BUILDING PERMITS.

Oliver Chilled Plow Works. to renair
orlcH warehouse at i62 North Seven
tecnth street, to cost $500
Eaburnum Corporation, TO repair
brick store at ol3 last Man Street. 10
cost $3.50.
r. Herndon. to repair frame dwell
Ing a IO3 Gilmer Street, TO cost $500
Henrietta Bchle to repair brick store
at 2cl East Broad Street. to cost $50
LiHEett & Myers Tobacco Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
Hrsrr~Gs RELEASE DEEDS.

y. J. Adar1son. trustee. to Marion e.
Way'nack. 1Sxli7 feet. known as 1871
Decatur street June 6. 1918. $500.
David Meade White, trustee. to l.. T.
Chcatwood ct ny. lot fronting % feet
on the west line OF Forty fourth Street.
80 feet south Of the southwest corner
or Reedy Avenue and Forty fourt !,
street being part Of lot 1877. plan o.,
Forest Hill Park. June 6. 1a1S 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

wYTHENlLLE. VA June l2.--Pro
ceedings in the Supren @ Court OF Ap
peals to-day:
Branham vs. clin,hncld Coal Cor
poration. Argued by J. +. Buiiitt 10
appellant. and w. H. Rouse for appel
lee and submitted.
Catron VS. Norton Hardware Com
pand. aud same ". y. L. \. Corder
submitted on briefs.
Dunnam w. Lytton. Dismissed.
v |. G.. and &. Co. rs. steele anC
Alder. Dismissed.
Adams vs.. Hazen Argued by r:u
gene c. Massie for appellant ana B
II. Sewell for appellee. and Submitto d
Next cases to bc called:
Catron ct ais. KS. Bostic. administra
tor ct ais,
V l. c. and G. Co. VS. Graham.
CITY Of Roanoke VS.. Sartini.
c;ollehon VS.. Golleho1 1T ais.
Insurance Company of North ,Amcrir;
VS.. Jackson. and Fire Association o
Philadelphia vs.. same.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

Ci'v Engineer Rolling was direct cd
by the Administrative Board yestcrda V
TO repair the roadway at the inter
section OF Tenth and Clay Streets. and
Twelfth and Marshall Streets. as soon
as tho asphalt blocks necessary for
this work arc available. Instructions
were also forwarded tho office of the
Cit" Engineer directing that tho road
he'd OF Fifth street, between Main and
Cary Streets. be repaired with Era vel
or other material. whore same has
recently been damaged by washouts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
III sTINGS TRANSFERS.

". Winfree g, uX To :, {. Berry
man "5NliS feet, being lots l6 is and
90 block 80. plan Of Woodland Heights
June 1915. tan, s.. $40.
y. j. Chewing ct uA TO Walter 7,
wills, - acres land corner Maurv
street and Riverview Road. being part
OF lot II. on Il plan Of subdivision of
me estate Of the late Joseph Marx.
May ]. ISIS. sis. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Couri
James +. Ferguson. Mckeesport Pa.
and Bessie Toler. city.
Joseph DonOfsky. Johnstown, Pa. and
Louise Marie Dennis, city.
William Joseph Fowler. Amelia Coun-
Richard y. Cardona and George
PoTtslcy. city.
Ben III. Kicker and May Collins cjtv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
HJsTINGS TRUST DEEDS.

j. Frank Albright 20 \. l.. Adamson.
trustee. 21Xl21 feet. known as lii2
BainOridSc street. june \. l2lS. sll0O.
Walter l.. Wills To +. NJ Boxisy
trustee. tract land containing II acres
at corner Maury street and Riverv.cw
Road. and being part Of iot II on plan
Of subdivision of the estate OF tho late
Joseph Marx. May |. 1918. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

CHICAGO. June I..-Bears overreached
ih.mse!N". to-day. ceiling corn. An uSx-
pcci"c return of cool weather made the
selling look reasonable. but efforts col
ieCt profits met with unusual difficulty
ANA forced = harp advance In prices. The
market closed strong, -. to 2. not higher.
with Jul. iiis, TO l.. and August ltGax ia
4! .sl4 oats gained y to q. and provisions
to 81 cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
WHEAT-Car Lotr-
Prices at regulated by government.
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. June l2.-Cotton goods to-
day were mare active AMI sales made
for tho last quarter of the year subject to
price revision by the government. Yarns
werc steady. Burlaps were high at Cali
Cutta. Silks steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
Effective juno 18th. Scnboard Air Line
Railway Company

follows: All Virginia and North Caro-
lima points OF Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. South Carolina. Georgia. Flor
ida. Alabama and other States on Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday
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NV NONk LIVE s1UfN NAKkEI
NEW YORK Jurc l.-Bec"cs steady;
steer. - % SIS 10. bulls, 'ioojG .li25; cows
& -tJU tii -
!l5..J Il 80 -
sheep and lambs. steady 20 strong; sheep
iIl.sJ q $3.50. cu!ls. SsLHu3,s: falls scar-
i!ug~. 5000. lamb. 500
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to erect brick warehouse at northeast
corner Sixth and Canal Streets. to cost
100000.
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West End Bank
NE~ YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June iZ-Raw sugar. steady.
centrifugal. S.N, hne FTauulated, 7.ts But
ter. hrm: cheese. steady. ); spot coffee
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Savings Company. Inc. trustee. lot
-. square 90. Mount Crawford. Juno
l. 1915 $4,000.
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MEN, NEW fORk June l9-Port movement
Total to-day AZ all rorts-Ect ,oca,,,
l,.il.19S bales 'H' s'ocH'
Total for weskNe; receipts. 3l,fs, bales
Total for season-Nnt rccc,,,s ~, a.,
bales: exports. 3So7 lfn bales "'''''-f-