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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

ini.ykoD.r TO i. TO 10 .na to :. Won ~:
slack Bass. 10. 'Wulisl. = 10 l. /, to
- -n to l.. second; purworj Roberts. II,
I'm lin. -" - Booker mn, custcmhouse
aS SS'' sSc",rrE%man, tTucihi", Boots Edna +
second l-c.-six tur!ongs-Jaincs T. Cum.
IninEs. les i;"h:ms"np. " 10 !. TO and
and : 10 .. second T..i.1 III 1rooI.,
to l.; to aud ; 20 J. third Time i Il
81, ,I Master rranA,!a: Eub,gon, II. Slycy
TMlis;le Green md uarEcry .iso ran. '>''''''
Third racc--siN iurl"uGs-Ct"sr Tp. IL;
,,3,t"bb'hS"" ) to !. :" /. .n,! t" 3. won:
s.r1nd : Rufus. 10, ,Muk), % 10 /, to
r no,,cr i? rbia ,hr r;,sr Tmc l;las,5 >ryh
H. SIR E4sar. ,.aoui, john ~ Ken Ind
Fourth ravc-ou" milo-Sr lin. JOS C.yic,.
!keosh. 70 !. Z; la > and TO . Won:
MaraStnuS. 20 tSuth"rland,. = 10 l. in to !
.t" . TO l. third. Time. III. Prince Henry
1917 liolbert. Maud Bacon. Buchanan .nL
f'fih-mile and q six,ccnth-1cssie Louis.
1hoinns"o n,E -; to = to anH.I to g. Won
s"c"nd: SsNonarrh. los o.. Garner TO /.
> ." and . 10 >. third. Time. i:,s Little
Thank sElviny and Orderly also ran. "e'e''e'
skin Tace-rni!c and a siNt"rnih-For Fa!c.
W., ,in !L,,@nSSnnGl; Is to .. to and to :
.en! even, se"oud: Yodols III Robimson :,
: 70 .. : 10 !. ana to I. third Zine, i:tS"
mo- nar'e s n,: Zen Iamnsen Goodwooa. Costu-
ton and Fred T. also ran '''''s
IN r"'I-in:l" and S!Ite"uth-WilG
i ~, ny ne. 10, iE"binSont. even. To and
md I" !. second: Alslon. n3 (Conncii,,'
T. !" I" ana /" !. third. Time. l.,S
arcsry ' XmHs a. i'e Rn@ t. r"rI|g pm
nam Icudor" and Mtntsnka also raj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
TELEGRAPH THEIR THANKS
Members Of French pnrty Apnrrcjate
'ordia! Treatment While in
Richmond

lHarNS Tor tho treatment accorded
M"fG"iS ana MarpuiSc Courtivron. Mar
aus ana Marquis" Polienac and Or.
: ,har'c* Edward RTsSclI, tho party here
M"ndiE for the iolicnac sword prcscn-
tatIoi ceremonies, were, yesterday OK
pressed in a telegram received by Gov
rTn"r stuart from the party, then at
Raleigh. y. q.
III" telegram roads:
VIC have been deeply touched by
the magnificent and cordial reception
you and the hospitab!c citizens OF
Richn"nh extended 10 us, and on leay-
ing your great state OF Virginia we
wish 20 express TO YOU. and through
YOU 10 the Mayor the reception com
niitcc and the generous people Of Rich
mond the warmcst gratitude Of the
party You so kindly entertained We
feel more than ever that America and
france are forever united. not in sem
timcnt alone. but also by ,mpcrlshable
memories. by common Inspiration. a
common purpose aud a common dcvo-
lion TO liberty and democracy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
TEXAN REACHES PORT
Steamer Damaged In Collision With
Harshir Able TO Return Under
Own Stenn.
lBy Associated FRESH

tBy Associated Press,
AN ATLANTIC FORT. January Is
The IIavaiian-A American Line steam
ship Texan, which was in collision
At sea last Monday, arrived hero safe
~ to-day under her own steam. II
became known that she was rammcd
hy a conveying warship which punch
cd a large hole in her port side.
Tho Texans watcrtiEht bu!kheads
saved her from sinking. Several com =
partncnts were full of water when tho
big mcrchantman steamed slowly into
port. As far as could he learned, the
Texan made her return voyage from
the scene OF the accident unescortcd.
1t was said that none Of the crew was
injured
The vessel was taken in charge by
Coast Guard craft when she entered
the harbor. She will be drydocked for
repairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
Real Estate Summary
CHANcERY TRANSFERS.

Howard sutton. trustee. to Rosie
Solomon 3oXl793-4 feet. known az Bill
Grove Avenue. December IS. 1917; So
go.
Henry s, wallerstcin ct ux., to Carl
ue feei as, ." linz aeI srooi x inches by
feet Si-+ inches north OF Calhoun
Street. 32Xl20l-t feet. known as 5iS
North Third Street. December 10, 1917:
TAX. 50; $40.
Jacob umlauf ct u1. 10 Julia S. Balm
fronting 20 IL feet north line Taylor
street and OF irregular shape. known
1918; tax. So: SIC.
Elwood Tragic 5oxlIs feet. known as
2lo@. Slo$-A. 20l5. 2l0i-A West Cary
street January Is. 1918: $3.50.
Jacob w. Wilbur Incorporated. to
Morris Erat:nan lots le. 20. and 81. pla II
of property OF Jacob w. Wilbur. De
ccmbcr II. 1917: 5521.S2.
kins 10 feet south line OF Bacon Road
% . feet west OF Mile. Avenue and
OF lrregula: shape. November >. 1917;
tax. So. $40
Irwin Eain ct ux. 70 Lucy +. umlauf
3oXl35 feet ives, line of barton Ave
nue.. 20 feet north of Crawford Street
January !, 1915; tax, Sc: $40.
John w. Eastman to Eva May Asher
:INl"u f""i west side Rowland Street.
lSs 81 icct south OF Floyd Avenue
January II, 1918: $1,000
Henry :. Walicrstcin ct TX TO
as Is97 IVES; ;'G nroad sigee Iee' anTarn
10. 1915: lax. $3.50; $40.
Charles T. l.ochr 81 u%. TO Henry s
Wailcrsteln u 45-l0o feet south line
known as lit3 East Main Street Janu-
AIRY -, 1918. tax, S@5. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
HAVANA RESULTS

of Mapi TSc"w'v" raant half fur,oncs-Bca
To J. Won: Lady tapriclous. JOS uiowar,iI.
11Sh'linE,. 4 I" ;. to : aud ! to : tnird
,im". IA -. Stonybrook. Rocl; Of Iuzcr,,.
aii!Eh ilG"' captain Ben ana Tom Edwards
S"o%,,d -acc-.ivc and half furlonrs- san
Ion, " fThurherl. : 10 !. 8 TO and s IN
WnA; Rriz@. 10 tSmithD. n to !. 10 and
to second: Supcrral. IA ,C'ooncr, > ="
70 and ovcn. third. Time. l:ig IS C,ud.
81" l =. Little Wonder Now Then ~
runi'S ana Mas also ran.
hir,t raIo-iiN" and half rurlonEe-Ie
1"ln: !r. 81. P:tz'. to L. to and s 20 :
Won EnzZy Wu@zy. 10 6Murphyi even
:" :. ~ud ont. second; Conan III frhur.
,",, !" IT, J. to AVID : 10 :! third Tim.
-" ~ M+'ia. III Ecy, Ssyiia. Frcshct .nJ
iLuh"f" also ran. "''
Fourth arc"-siN furIonss-Milc Stone las
-. - ""i,"r'. :" 10 .. to and out won: IN,
III, 'iHwaFG,. " 20 .: to and out second
Ni,iy loo; 10 Shilling. . Ia J. to md
"u.i thifd Time. l:.n. Rochester alen raw
fitn rae" six furlonsa-tiold-n List ins
i tHhs .@rd ) "v"n. Ia and ou, won; T. on
.n%h tr'm"o ~ ''urnmnE,D. ! to J. : 70 ::
en-" =" :? second: AlEardi. io5 ,B.Ip I"
IA ana l" ;. third TINE. Ira
also '''' ''r"+'i'E
.,SjNh .r.cr mic and nf,- ,.rd.-po,
thrush. lGf ,Humuh-ic.t : to I, "a ~;
nn,. Won Ja"s Hanover JOS a. POI. - w,
IN - go ont. second: Ain.da Lawrence
~ 'I.rnSiorII. ." =. I 10 > and oi,, ,biry
T. u.,t.' 80 lrl"r"sa Janice and Samuel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
CHANcERY TRUST DEEDS.

Fanni" Mcrhcrson Dun It viz to T.
l.. Crutchhcld. trustee. lil-9xl53 IA
feet. known as col West Clay street
January ~ 1915; $500.
Julian = Pain It vir Ia Eiam & Fun
stem. trustees. fronting col. feet
south line Of Taylor Street and OF ir-
regular shape. known as ll07 Taylor
street. January II. 1918: Sl,400
John Il. Swartwout CT ny to Leroy T..
Erowu 2cXl"i feet northwest corner Of
NJ and Twcniy-cighth Streets. January
., 1918: S2.l2i.
Il. E!wood Tragic to Pollard G Bag
by. incorporated. trustee. j0Xil6 feet,
known as 2l03. 2lo3-A. POS and .l05-A
West Cary street. January lG, 1918;
S5.3?9IG
Mary T.. IIart1 ct vir TO !. Il. Car
neal trustee. c5NlO0 feet. known as
ST. Buchanan street. January "a, 1918:
1854
Ecssic i. Hopkins ct vir 10 W. stew
art White. trustee, 30 feet south side
Of Bacon Road. - IS feet west of Mil
Ter Avenue. and Of irregular shape.
November :, 1917; $1,000.
-. -. Oliver TO {. &. Cha pin. trus-
toe. l5 i-2xIS - feet known as IL
south Elm street January .. 1918;
$3.50.
irvin Eain ct NIX. TO Alexander IT..
corner l;ar;on Avenue and Crawford
street: 5oxia5 feet west line Barton
Avenue, 100 feet north of Crawford
street; - feet north line Taylor
street, IS ii feet west Of Birch Street
and Of Irregular shape. January ii,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
SN0WSTORMS RETARD
BUSINESS IN WEST
intense Congestion i'm Railway Fa-
cilitics Prevents Shipments Of
Fuel and Supplies.
WHOLE WEEK WAS UNSETTLED
Bradstrcct Report Declares Fuel Or
der Upset Country, but While
Drastic, 1t Also Was Extremely
Necessary.

NEW YORK. January 1s.--Brad-
strcetS Tomorrow will say:
Willingness 10 do business on large
scale has been restricted by heavy
snowStorms i'll the West. by intense
congestion in railway facilities. which
has made it almost impossible to ship
iucl or other supplies. and. finally. the
rue! inistrator's order cloSin.
plants for five days and every Monday
for ten weeks. Under the circum-
stances. il is obvious tina, the week
has been marked by considerable un-
settlement. but after the first shock
II i quite generally recognized that
the fucl administrators order, while
drastic. was necessary. and the gen
era! tendency is one OF patriotic. obc-
dicnCc to the mandates OF tho order
In fact, local administrators at many
ing full we'll that numerous plants had
been compelled TO close down for want
of fuel. had already adopted cxpcdi-
cnts 20 conserve the supplies. AS for
some time past, governmental business
takes precedence over cVrrythin:; else.
In ordinary trade circles jobbing bust
ness has been curtailcd by inability
20 get shipments with which TO fill
orders. but potentially there is Il large
volume Of business in sight. House
trade has been retarded because
weather conditions have crippled travel:
but on the other hand. country MGR
chants. especially in the surplus crop.
growing regions. have bought freely
of staples. their stocks being low,
and. in consequence. travelling men are
forwarding Goodsizcd orders.
weekly bank clearings, s6.lo3,oso,ooo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
U. $. CIRCUIT COUNT OF APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals rcconvcned yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock with the following Judges
and officials in attcndancc: Circuit
Judges. Pritchard. Knapp and Woods:
clerk. Claude NJ. Dean; L. S. marshal
John G.. Saunders.
Cases argued yesterday:
No. 1876. Lake Drummond Canal and
Water Company. appellant. vs.. John L..
Roper Lumber Company ct al. appel
lees: appeal from the District Court
at Norfolk. Va.
No. 1917. Marshall Towing Company,
Incorporated. appellant. vs.. John L..
Roper Lumber Company ct al. APP
peliccs: appeal from District Court at
Norfolk. Va. Causes argued together
by II. II. Little. Of Norfolk. Va. for the
Marshall Towing Company. Incorporate
ed: Eradcn Nandevcntcr. OF Norfolk
Va. for tho Lake Drummond Canal and
Water Company. and by James G. Mar
tin OF Norfolk. Va. for the John L.
YER Lumber Company. and submit
Conference day. Saturday being con-
ference day under the rules Of the
court. no cases will be argued to-day.
but tho court will confer upon the
cases heretofore argued and remain
ing undecided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
ADJUSTMENTS
cleopatra" Here Nc1t week.

Another of those unusual motion pic
ture spoctacles. on which vast sums
have been spent in its making, the en-
ploymcnt OF thousands of people to
give verify TO tho exciting scenes ann
others which bring out naGnificcncc in
costuming, is cleopatra" in which
william Fox presents the vcTy poplar
screen star, Theda Bara Those who
know their ancient history we'll rccaif
tho scenes Of magnifcence that figured
during the reign Of Cleopatra as Queen
Of Egypt. of her love affairs with both
Caesar and Marc Antony. ShakcSpe
has given the story In his Antony and
Cleopatra Sardow. tho great French
dramatist, treated Of her in his Caesar
and Cleopatra.' and Rider HaGgarc
brought her forth in his novel. Cleo
patra." She was truthfully the siren
Of tho Nile. and the William Fox pro-
duction not only illustrates her love
affairs. but reveals the gorEeousness OF
her reign. Local heatergocrs will have
the first showing OF this remarkable
motion picture at the Academy all Of
next week, with daily matinees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday by tho
State Corporation Commission as fol-
lows.
Ideal Engine Company, Incorporates.
Norfolk. Capital stock. $4,000. OBJ
Jet. manufacturer agents. &. W.
Dean. president: Is; $; rayne, secrc-
The rvidcmorc Land Company. In
corporatcd. Jcnesvillc. Capital stock.
$4,000. Object. real estate business.
B. +. kincaid. president. Ewing; Mary
l.. Sewell. secretary and treasurer.
JoneSNiIlc
ADDISON Brothers, Incorporated. Nor
folk. Capital stock. $4,000. object.
wholesale fruit and produce business.
s. l.. Addison. president; Il. y. Addison,
secretary. both OF Norfolk.
Taylor & SI"dd. Incorporated. Rich
mond. Capital stock $1,000. Object.
brokerage business. H. i. Taylor. Jr.,
president: II. 9. Siedd. vice-president:
Pauline Goepfarth. secretary and treas
uvrr. all of Richmond.
Foreign corporations:
kline-coalc Lumber Company, a
Delaware corporations: capital stock
100000. Object. lumber business. y.
:. Turnbull, Jr., statutory agent. VIC
tOria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19

NEW YORK. Isrusry ls--McrGa,n,iic, pa pa -.
Commercial sixty-oay bills on banks. std:
commercial sixty day bills. S.ii,; demand.
Mo>lcSu dollars, 72it; Eov"rnm.n, bonds.
steady. railroad bonds. firm. Time loans.
tirrncr siv,v and ninety DAYS anu SIX
irortr" sac can money. firm: ruling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
BANKERS URGE PATIENCE
ON THE PART OF PUBLIC
Insist That Desperate Necessity,
Which Cannot BE Explained,
Caused Fuel Orders.
STOCK MOVEMENTS IRREGULAR
Liquor Interests Find Themselves
barred From Business in East. !
Oil Stocks Show Strcngth-Some
Railroad Stocks Well Purchased.
n, pRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. January 1S.--Movc-
mon;s in the stock market to-day were
highly irregular. Denunciation OF the
Garfield coal order was almost univcr-
sal. but there were bankers who deplor-
cd tho public outcry. These bankers
rakc the stand that there must he some
desperate necessity for such an order
q necessity so dcspcratc that II cannot
he stated publicly at this time: other
wise this sensational action would not
hav" been taken by a government that
has heretofore proved itself cool head
cd. These bankers urged patience on
the part of the public.
Tho feature of the ordor tina, seems
10 raise the most strenuous objection
nort tho government in this matter say
thai il Congress had been given an op-
portunity to debate. IL might have been
warm weather before they got through
Other hot disputes wc-o in regard TO
water powers in tho order.
Liquor interests also found them
selves crcctually barred from business.
by discovery of the words 'or served
in the paragraph referring to drinking
therefore. makes the United states bone
dry cast Of tho mississippi unless light
and heat are obtained from water pow
err This discovery checked enthusiasm
IN distiilcv securities, and not share
OF malt was dealt in.
Oil stocks were conspicuous for their
strength. but it was discovered that
operations.
TEXAS Company stock and Tidewater
were other strong features. the latter
rising thirteen points on zoo shares.
California Petroleum also improved.
The market was heavy in tho early
tracing. some notable losses being re-
corded hut around midday there was
report that John Mitchell. formerly
head OF the coal miners. would be APP
administration. This caused some buy
ing back OF stocks. Notifications OF
the fuel ortcr in tho afternoon. permit
ting locomotive com3enies 10 continue
work. ard a clear understanding that
water powers were not Included IN tn"
order. caused a better feeling.
Stocks OF railroads dealing heavily
in coal. as for instance. Reading. were
we'll purchased throughout tho day. be-
cause il is evidently the purpose OF the
government 10 50" that all such con
ucavincSS was seen in stocks OF
many steel companies that Will have
10 close during tho period OF enforced
idlcucsS. and in other companies. which,
b. req son Of the SuddcnrcSS OF the or
der have pcrishahlc goods. not food
products in process of manufacture,
that cannot he completed. Motor stocks
held well in view of the complete para
lySis Of that business for five days.
NEW YORK. January lS--Mrrcantilc pa
per. y. a5:.. Sterling: sixty-day bills tt!.:
coinincrcial siNty-oay bills or banks. StIi'::
stoady, railroad bonds. firm. Time loans.
.irrncr: siXtv and ninety days ana SIX
r"rtr". =. nG. can money. firm; ruling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
CmANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

John BaGby. trustee, to James H.
Jackson 30Xa7 feet south line Leigh
street. IS feet cast OF Graham Street.
January II, 1918; $1,000.
T.. Walker 30x153 feet, known ms 32fS
West Marshall Street. January 10.
1915; $500.
Alexander IT. Sands to Irwin Rain
I5OXl35 feet northwest corner OF Bar
ton Avenue and Crawford Street. Janu-
AIRY .. 1918; $1,000.
John Howard. special commissioner
to Field Wilbon and il. Is. Franklin
lCXl30 feet east line Davis Avenue.
100 feet south OF Davis Street. January
l6. 1918: SLIGO.
G. G. Chaplin and !. II. Chamberlayne.
trustees. to .. .. Oliver 80x120 feet
south line Of Cary Street. $50 feet west
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
STATE SUPREME COURT.

The following cases were argued
Yesterday In the Supreme Court OF APP
pcalS:
No. %. Casey VS.. Walker &. ,toshy.
Argued by MIR. Long. Of LynchburE, for
the appellant, and by Nolney T.. How
ard. for the appcllees. and submitted.
No. -. Stuart's executors VS. Board
OF Sinking Fund Commissioners Ar
Eued by w. u. Cardwcil for the APP
pellants. and by Attorney-Gencral for
the appcllccS and submitted
Next cases TO bc called:
No. @s. Camp e. McehI vs. Christie
Manufacturing Company. incorporated.
No. 20. Berlin, by cite. vs.. Wall ct
ais.
No. so. tPasscd)
No. 81. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company vs. Williams & Louthan, re-
ccivers.
No. sc. Samuel ct ais. W. hunters
eXccut-N, etc.
No. 49, keister's administrator VS..
kcisters executor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
WEEKLY Cntfnn

NEW YORK. January n.-Thc fuel con-
fervation order was the principal t,aJurc
In state of scmtdc liI.,ion ., tn.
opening Thursday morning during whi,,h
prices hrohc An extreme OF 90 points on
IN. MSr"n c1ntr.ci. or slightly over $40
los ord'rs The pric" OF this contract
hr"n" to % cents. representing tho greatest
single declin" the m. rKct has c..i. ri.'ncc,
si,rcc Inc record breaking crash in February
Earlier in the week the rnarkc, had h..u
hrrNous ana Irregular. without Auy pro
nouhced rrics change: responding .t time,
had run It's course. but giving no evidence
81 any important weakness because Of IN.
,onSlStNntlN hrm attitude %! southern spot
holders. The supply and distribution iiEures
weT" LITTLE disappointing. @S tho conA,Inp.
uon III DesrnhcI Mas HsnTcI at only jl5.5So
pa!es. against $685. yc-r ago IN, they
rhertcd littI" or n" effect upon the mark"i
was good buyer OF contracts. nut il was
on ;h" break az that dsy ana on Friday ma,
me huSinE Of spot houses reached its MA
mum, mum .ttaihih$ Hnch volume that the
srcs.eL part OF Thursdays loss re-
The market also reflected at the close o,
me ~~"h continued dry weather Over the
Southwest az well as tho strength Of
cotton here were somewhat disturbed over =
notes from the S"vernmcnt requesting
ihose h-tinS cotton in IN" Bush t"rniu /
,tortE. which have hc"n taken over bv Tho
f"d"'al authorities to remove their cotton
by February IL. This caused ,crpor. ~
wtahn"-s In January contracts. but II is
ne,icEed nat TN. cotton will be provided
! r"roT, current ~ tn" close Of tho wccit
Said tn" British war risk Insurance rate
h,G hecn redu"ed from -. to pcr cat.
OF cotton TO the other side would soon be
witnessed,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday b. the Building Inspector
Office:
southern Stockyard Corporation, &c
erect frame shed north side OF BROAD
stree, between boulevard and Mulberry
Street, to cost $3.50.
T. 4. Saunders. Jr.. to repair brick
warehouse at Seventeenth and Dock
Streets. TO cost $500.
W. II. Parker. ia repair brick store a
lIl3 East Franklin. to cost S53s
Hcll Brown Hardware Company. TO
repair brick store. 39o3-o WILLIAMSBURG
Avenue, TO cost $3.50
Estate OF ". +. Hartley. TO repair
frame dwelling l20S North Twentieth
Street, 10 cost $3.50.
T.. G. Swartwou;, 20 repair frame
dwelling, 1925 Stewart Street, TO cost
500.
James McGrnw's estate. TO repair
brick store lHc East Main street. 10
cost $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
Change in Schedule
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. JANUARY Goth

WEST BOUND. through trains will
leave Richmond ESQ l.. NJ. daily Instead
OF ZOO i. NJ. $50 l.. II. daily instead
OF l0:l5 i. NJ: local train for Char
lottcsrillc leaving Richmond S:35 A. NJ
daily instead OF $50 y. NJ; no chang,
IN iordonsvillc local leaving Richmond
at ':i3 4. NJ daily except Sunday.
THROUGH TRAIN for Norfolk and
Old Point Will leave Richmond SEQ A.
NJ. daily instead of $50 A. NJ M
change in departure OF other Eastbound
trains.
THROUGH TRAINS from the west
will arrive Richmond 500 "a NJ daily.
$40 i. VI. daily and locals from Char
lottcsville 1915 \. VI. daily except sun
day. and 1855 PM. daily.
No change in James River Lire
trains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
FLAGPOLE 70 UNIVERSITY
i""' '""dn"w Ncintirc Announce.
'h' similar I" Tint OF fhornns
Fortune Ryau

NDrrja I" Tho Times Dispatch
- liirTrESNILLE. Va. J,nuarv
- foai"'r ~ Alderman. Of tho ,ini-
'.''E on HlrSinih, announced to-day
'hdi " handsome Gacpolc. = d,,nIi,.,,c
OF 'hH on" given the university b,.
ihoniaS Fortune Ryan. will bc loco,cd
az the opposite SIDE Of tho jefferson
statue on tho lawn and Will nv tho
nag "i virginia. This is the gift Of
ihni Io""how M"!ntirc. native OF
. harioitcsNillc. but now a resident OF
Nc" oIk City. Tho naSpoic will be
erected in the near Culture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
New order for omcer..

WASIIINGTON. January 1s.-The
War Department made public dry an
orGer issued by Secretary Baker max :
ing temporary second lieutcnantE OF
tho regular army eligible for promo
ton TO the grade of first lieutenant
in the National Army. Divisional com :
manders have been called upon 10 fur
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regarded as qualified for such pro-
motion.
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WILL TRY TO AGREE
Adjournment Of Irish Convention Until
Tuesday Taken 10 Mean
Compromise.
tDy Associated Press.J

tBy Associated Press.1
LONDON, January lS.-Thc fact that
the Irish convention has adjourned un.
I'll next Tuesday instead of closing this
week. as reported. is understood to
mean. according to the Daily News
that the government. in the meantime,
will ascertain whether a compromise
is possible on the point at issue.
1t Is reported from Dublin that Pre-.
mier Lloyd George has taken steps to
inform himself personally OF the utti-
tudc of the Ulster council toward a
settlement. In connection with this
matter the name OF the Marquis o.
Londonderry is mentioned