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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-12
COLD WEATHER AND COAL
SCARCITY IMPEDE, SUJppryo

NEW YORK. January 1I.-Brad-t
strccts Will say Tomorrow:
Trade At final distribution markets
tends TO emerge from seasonal dull
ness, but at large industrial and shin
ping centcrs the combined effects OF
continued cold or stormy weather and
coal scarcity have been to i,nncda
shipping Of all kinds. slow down manu-
featuring activity and rctard III.
movement Of goods abroad Thus II /,
'aat tho quite cheerful reports from,
Tho great surplus crop regions con.
traSt sharply with the pcssimistic re-
ports OF idlcncss. There is also poys
definite talk Of choosing on, OF non,
cSfeniia! industries for restricted onor.
ations.
Markets dealing especially with III.
SUI H.uS crop-producins sections re-.
peat ~" reports OF good demand notci
before tho holidays; retail trade is fair
10 GOOD and wholesalers and iobbcr.
arc bcinG pressed to ship spring goods
Heavy SHOWS In TIC winter whoa,
regions hcln tho outlook for this ycar.s
hrSt crop The fuel situation Is anna.
Gully no better from Chicago eas, ~
the coast. ~
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SENTIMENT IMPROVED,
Says DUN'S REVIEW
Severe Storms i'm West Havo Scri.
ousIy Iiampercd Trade in tho
New York Markets..
MANY OUTPUTS ARE REDUCED
Curtnilmcnt Has Been So Extensiye
That I'm Many Cases 1t Is Imprac-
teal to Meet Civilian Require.
ncnts, and Contracts Arc Refused.

NEW YORK. January 11.-Dun's
weekly review will say tomorrow:
Indications OF rcvivinE activity have
appeared in certain quarters where a
decided halt has resulted from an.
nual adjustments or other causes, and
the improved sentiment manifest in
many directions at the opening Of tho
new year has continued in evidence.
But while transactions have in some in
stances pcrccptibly enlarged. and
though in The East the moderation of
lief and bcttcrmcnt in working con,
diuons. there remains considerable hczi
itation nearly everywhere because OF
existing doubts as TO future cconomlc
changes. and severe storms in the West
have seriously hanpcrcd business.
With outputs reduced, 1t has become
Increasingly difficult. and in soma
eases impracticabic. to meet all civilian
requirements. and not a few profitable
contracts have OF necessity been re-
jccted.
The general level OF commodity quo.
tations il still much higher than a year
ago, and bank clcarinEs at leadinr.
cities outside OF New York this week
disclose gain OF l2.2 per cent But At
ms center, partly because OF smaller
sales on the Stock Exchange than in
1917. and also owing TO tho low prices
or securities there Is loss OF 81
per cent in securities
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REMNANT WINNERS IN BIG
LEAGUE MAY SEE FRANCE
MnEnntes Think FavornbIy Of Plan, and
Ban johnson Gives II Ill.
Indorscmcnt.

CHICAGO. January 11.-Tcntative
plans for sending TO France the win
ncrs OF tho National and American
League pcnnants. provided the war +.
ended at tho close OF the coming base
ball season, were discussed to-day by
number OF major league officials.
President Comiskcy, of the Chicago
Americans; President WccShinan. OF
the Chicago Nationals. and President
Dunn. OF the Cleveland America cx-
pressed approval OF such Il trip. and
y. l.. Johnson. president OF the Amer
lean League, said he would use every
cudcavor to further the plans.
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WATER SUPPLY is LOW
I.ynchhurE Has Long Dry ScnSon Hut
Danger OF Drought May lie
Eliminated.

Especial To Tie Times DiSpatch.l
IYNCiiBUltG, VA. January 1.-THE
stage Of pcdlar River in thc big storage
dam from which the supply Of water
for L?nchburS is drawn. was IA
inches below the overflow OF the dam
when report was made last evening TO
tn. office Of the city engineering de-
par.mcnt By tho watchInan at the dam
This report. compared with tho last
one. shows the supply OF water is he
Ing depleted about TWO inches day.
Although there has been practically
no rain over the pcdlar water shed
since carly in October, city Engineer
Shaner to-day said he was not scri-
ously concerned Yet for the supply
but II there was no relief from the
drought within tho next two or three
weeks, IL would then be necessary for
tn" city 10 Ike steps - conserve the
supply.
There has boon q great waste OF wa
ter In tho city during ac cold weather
which has prevailed in tho last month.
but. II II becomes necessary, the city
can prevent this bT cutting the supply
of At the reservoirs during the l.ight.
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-
Weekly Cotton Review,

NEW YORK. January n.-Aftcr making
January contracts selling ;sit. and
March at 5l:J Wednesday. compared with
-h'S and 600. the low level reached on the
reaction OF last month. tho cotton market
became nervous and unsettled. Tho highest
prices were seen to be bringing out con
siderable SPOT cotton in the South. This
business was accompanied by iiauida ton
OF hedges around the local ring. and rcaii@-
ing by other holders became more active
pressure from these sources. combined with
reports that several OF the New England
factories had been forced to close because
OF coal shortage. served to encourage reac-
reactions OF bout $3.50 to $3.50 per bale
toward the end OF the week. Trade inter-
osts were credited with buying persistcntIv
on scale down. however. and tonight s
closing prices showed moderate rallies. The
larger spot business reported in tho South
has attracted great deal OF attention.
SaIrs at tho ten Leading markets for the
week aggregated in the nciGhborhood Of
10000 bales. Houses with Liverpool and
domestic trade connections have both been
buyers. and there wero reports during the
middle OF the week that the French gov
arnment was buying heavily in tho interior.
eminent has again been discussed. and
probably helped to unsettlc sentiment. while
the more ptimistic talk OF peacc prospects
has developed conflicting views as TO tho
eject on prices. Adyiccs from 4 nunbe r
of sections In tho South have suggested
prospects for Increased acreage this Sprinc
The census report on ginning to January I
was considered in line with the govern
mcHt5 December estimate Of tho crop.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW. YORK. January n.-There was
heavy selling IN III" cotton market TO day.
but sharp hrc.t WAS followed by partial
r"CoycricS. with the market closing steady
not 10 points lower to points higher, tho
more active old crop months showing sd-
rances o: to points March contracts
sold of from 81 80 10 Il IS and closed = I
-" The market opcned s;osdv a. dc
elmo Of Ioint On JANUARY. but genera lv
.; 10 - points higher on LIVERPOOL huyinE
and covering bN sellers of yesterday. VINO
were disaupointed 10y tho failure Of the
w"a ther map to show raius In the South
west Thee Was h"-Sy realizing from the
start, however. Will" selling was more az.
eIossivc f"ilow!ng r.ports. that several Now
England mills haa been forced close hc o
cause OF cool shortage. 'rhc market hcc.mc
weak and unsettled toward the end OF tn"
morning iu consequence. TrS!e interests
were persistent buyers . seal" down,
however. and the market turned nrm~r Ia =
In IN" afternoon with last IrlCcS showing
rallies Of about = to = points from the
lowest. Extremely low tenucratur"s were
reported IN tho Southwest. with the fnro.
cast for fair ana Warmer. except SHOWS in
Northwest Texas. southern SPOT adVic.s re-
ported increasing scarcity Of white cotton
and "a continued good demand. Cotton iI-
Yah
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j. $. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court or
appeals r"convcncd Yesterday morning
~ 1850 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Iritchard. Knapp and Woods and Dis
trict Judge Mcdowell in attendance
cases argued to-day:
NO. 1867. \. G. l.. r. It. Companv
p!HlhtiiI IN error. vs.. Robert ~ Woods
ucichuant in error; error to the Dis.
trict Court At Charleston, s. G. Argued
ny iurien W. McLcmorc. of sumter.
; c., for the plaintiff in error. and
submitted on briefs for defendant in
No. 1870. John s. stump ct al. an
pcllantS. vs.. DruSa SturIn ct al. an.
peilccs: appeal from the Distric, Cour,
AZ .,larksburE. W. Va. Argued by W.
r.. X: Fyrnc. of Charleston. w. Va. and
-. r. Swariz, of Clarkshurg W. Va
Tor the appcllants. and by Robert r.,
Md. OF Chenille. W. Va and " j..
RAYMOND. OF Sutton. w. Va, for the
appcllccs
Conference day.
Saturday being conference day, the
court VIII not hear arguments OF cases
today. but will go into conference
upon cases heretofore argued and re-
manning undecided.
Admitted to practicc--Rohcrt T.. Kidd.
or Chenille, w. Va. was admitted io
practice i'll this court.
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCEnY TRANSFERS.

John f. GAYLE. special commissioner
TO Man l.. Ruehrmund "a feet 93-i
inches by 100 feet north line of Moore
Street. December IL. 1917: $3.50.
James Lewis Anderson, special COM
missioner, TO John -. Rose 35x74 feet.
known as 9l1 Hickory street. January
s, 1918: $500.
Highland Park Realty Corporation
TO r. r. Haley lot 8. block ID, Oak
Ridge. December IS. 1917: tax. 81: $40.
John - Rose ct TX. to Carl Ruehr-
or! Street. January 10. 1918: tax, 81;
G. II. Sutton, trustee. to Roesi Salo-
mon o2xl79 "a feet. known AS 300
Grove Avenue. December is. IyI7.
$3.50.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by tho state
corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Norfolk Testing Laboratories. Incor-
roratcd. big Stone Gap. Capital stock.
$4,000. W. -. Tyler. president. Roa-
nokc. Va; Truce l.. Tyler. secretary
ana treasurer. johnson City. Tenn
Modern JitncybuS Company. Incor-
roratcd. Norfolk. Capital stock. $lOG.
600. III. K. Hodges, president; X. W.
carter. secretary and treasurer, both
of Norfolk
Foreign charter: Cramp and Com
pany, a New Jersey corporation domcS-
tcated Capital stock. 100000, To do
a contracting business. George Bryan,
statutory agent. Richmond
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HENRICO TRUST DEEDS.

, Fowhatan Winfree .. Tx. to J. Kent
.saWley, trustee, -" tracts land con-
aiming respectively > and acres. near
iay!ofS Crossing, bounded on the east
by the r.. +. X l.. hwy, about ten
miles north of Richmond. January S.
1918; S2.32S. -
Bcnjamin II. Gosdcn ct ux. TO Pol
1Iu i'aEby. Incorporated, trustees
ll3 acres land. about nine miles from
Richmond on the Narina Road. Janu-
airy .. 1918; $1,000.
wallace c. Saunders ct IN to Pol
lard EaGby. Incorporated. trustees.
Avenue. Gintcr Park Annex. octohc,.
~. 1917: $1,000.
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ALL CLASSES IN ROME
LAUD PRESIDENT WILSON
Newspapers Unite in Acclaiming Ills
Message and Praising His
craftsmanship.
VATICAN ORGAN JOINS REST
Says, However, That Step Toward
Peace, Which UnquestionabIy Has
Been Made, Was Taken Along
Line Indicated by Pope in Note.
tBy Associated Prcss.1

ROME, Thursday, January 10
President Wilson'S message Is the FIRST
""uraEe:uc sep toward peace. says the
NosS;:Egcro. Il says mat President
Wilson In his sag" evidently
wished to Tcet the Russian people All
TO help them TO complete their resIr-
"cction.
After the statement Of Premier
Lloyd George and the message OF
President Wilson," it adds, the world
can see whether the boast of paciiism
of iicrlin and Vienna really exists. or
i an iinpcriai!stic dream of triumph.
Meanwhile. the whole civilized world
all honest people and everybody who
earnestly wishes just and lasting
peace. will applaud President Wilson's
program.
Italy has no irrperialistic ambitions.
but wishes TO free Italians from for
cign oppression. creating state OF
safety for her own country on both
sea and land
Tho Tempo recalls that Italy. like
the United States. freely entered the
world war for reasons Of principle. She
has sustained enormous sacrifices to
redeem her provinces still under Aus
tria. and also to secure the safety OF
her frontier OH land and sea, which
alone can allow her "to live on foot
ing OF equality under conditions Of
liberty"
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BOND LIST

Am. Writing Parcr rs ................. Sois
Anglo French 5s ................... ~.
Ntlaniic Coast Line is ,biD ...:......... s.
\. g. Ii. and \ col, T. tbdl ....... y
=. {. l.. deb. cv IS (Baltimorcl tbid> %
Chesapeake and Ohio cN. iigs ihtd' ..... e
ch"sa pcakr and ohio CIV. 5s ,askCd'.. y
I.irg-I, and Flyers IS tnidJ ..........-... =
lorllIard Tobacco Is (bld) ............ SIS
Mercantile Marine IS observation-disclosures. PIX
Seahoard Air I.!uc adj 81 .............: 80
: L. stamped T. asked .............. 75i7
Southern hallway So thidl Observation-Disclosures. ~
Southern hallway as Odd ................ 81
u s Registered = 1872 tbidl ............ 9ti7
L. :. Registered Is. 1915 (bid). .......... 80
L. :. Registered s.. 1872 tbid)......... l9i
z s Liberty Loan Observation-Disclosures. SIS?
a. : Liberty Loan 2nd is............... a. %
United States Steel :. f. os............... 9Ii1
Va.-Brown Kros ctf. CW. Na.I taSkcdD 3
Gar Chemical Go. 5s................. eeS.
Na.-Car ChcmiCal Co. CN 6s............ %
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NET LOSSES RECORDED
IN NEARLY ALL ISSUES
Reason for Decline Due to Collapse
OF Speculative Belief in
Early Peace.
INCOME TAN HALTs SALES
Taxes Are to BE Collected on Stock
Dividends Regardless Of Recent
Supreme Court Decision, New Or
der OF Department..
ny nRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. January 11.-Net losses
were recorded in nearly, all issues IN
was quiet. The reason for this de-
cline was collapse of the speculative
belief in an early peace and announce
rnent by the income tax department.
that taxes would he collected on stock
dividends. regardless OF tho Supreme
Courts decision. There was also 4
general snow storm in the Wet which
plcaccd the farmers. but tied UP traf-
tic on the railroads.
Withdrawal by Germany of the offer
to make peace with all the world Iii!
not s;aSgcr the market to any extent.
In the early part of the session great
strength was displayed by tobacco
stocks. whilc Marine preferred held
strong throughout most of the day.
ment Of account OF tho back dividends
on Marine preferred is to be discussed
at the meeting next week.
TOBACCO STOCKS OWE STRENGTH
TO AMERICAN SUMATRA RISE
Tobacco stocks owed their early
strength 20 a rise in American Suma-
ira. United Cigar stores was strong
on the theory that the stock dividend
planned at the time the late pool was
manipulating the market would now
he issued Official announcement from
Washington that the tax would he col
lec,cd on stock dividends killed this
new hope. All the tobacco stocks re-
Heavy selling OF steel and Bethlehem
american Can of SIC 100000 failed
to have. any market effect, because
everybody had known. for weeks that
the company would have TO borrow
heavily this year.
Like General Electric and Bethlc-
hem the Can Company is overwhelmed
with business. Its earnings for 1918
should run about so per cent on the
common stock.
WEAKNESS OF RUSSIAN BONDS
is FEATURE OF MARKET
Weakness of Russian bonds was a
feature Of the outside market, where
also there was much interest in United
Motors. Nobody takes seriously tho
report that Russia Will rcpudiatc All
debts, the reason being that. even the
Socialists. If they get charge OF Rus
STA. Will want TO do some business with
the outside world.
Automobile stocks attracted general
attention, because OF their nervous
ness. 1t has been discovered that u
rich investor is picking up United
Motors on the curb. His reason Is that
the company is immune from loss
whether the war continues or not, be-
cause it makes parts OF autos only. and
parts that arc used in all kinds OF We
hiclcs whether for pleasure. business
or war.
government might take charge OF all
the steel companies and limit profits.
while guaranteeing incomes. caused
some selling. although 1t is not con
tirmcd.
NEW YORK. January ll.-Mercantilo pa :
con- comm. Tra,ai sixty his on banks, SSH
s9mmeFG eabcx s's tar silver sd
steady; railroad bonds, ,rresnla5, Time
six months ~ q 81. Call money. arm
ruling rate. 3i7.
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CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

frances w. Christian, cSccutrix. 10
Andrew - Coleman 10 feet S IL inches
on on lhtrd street. known rs Sl4 North
street January 10, 1915; sliI
FRANCES w. Christian. eXccutrix. 10
Andrcw D. Coleman ~ feet 5 IL inches
on Ihlrd Street. known as Sl4 North
third street. and running back TO cave
strcet. january 10. 1918; s2.Os3
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I'm the Curb NInrket

J,sh' A"tna ,Exnlosivcp. G7.17: IN, ch.r4
is .n,o'"r, -, 'l!nil'; SOD Maxim Munitionr
-, Pa, 1"' 20 ~; go Federal on. "a q
,M.,rop@iitan Petroleum, s.&tT.if: 900 or
n"t,. o. com i"5. 80 Victoria OF nov
80, ys,, Atlanta OIL 1io. zoo Iti..
&C. I.G1s IMf'; 50 Goldnch Cons liz
E.r,o H"nstcr. 3-itG'.: 600 Icroni..
49,, 7, " i"-ib: 90 Jumbo Ext. Issb.Sj. "a,
az, M hcr i."d" s5T:7 500 Rcr coma, a., an
ETi,. lo-ic@l Ills: I5.Gop Moves, oP1bn,
HHi: 100 L. $ STEAMSHIP. 5m5i,. ''' W.
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ord Heights. December 90, 1917; $500
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

M. H. Vrainan ct ais. to Melvin Flee
ehhelmer 3oxl30 feet known as 624
North Ninth Street. December 90, 1917;
IL Il. Haley to a. ]. Chewing. Jr..
trustee lot 5. block d, Oak Ridge De
cember IS, 1917: $500
McNeigh. trustee, SUNl7o3t fect nor,h
east corner OF Cary and Meadow Streets.
January ., 1918: 3ll20
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. January I1.-Intcnsitird trans
por,ation facilities throughout the West to-
Eether with fading OF optimism in regard
10 peace. tended to-day to lit the corn
market. Prices closed unsettled at l.27,.
January. and -, q l.25i. May the Same as
"Sttrday'S finish TO &c higher. oats gained
HsMa.c to IL QrlNc In provisions the result
varied from &c decline to zoe advance
WHEAT Open. High. Low. Close.
Futures quoted
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
NEW YORK. LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MEM YORK. January li.-Becves. irrcsu-
.ulls 500 a 1880
..calycs: steady: veals. sNm@sl75o: cuIls.
sheep and lambs. steady: sheep. 5000
!i:0Q; Culls. Sc. cog S700 lambs. 1880 a
$780, cuils. $3.50.
Hogs: steady: workers and heavics SIZES;
pigs, Sl6.I6 rouEhS, $500
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NEW YORK rKODUCE MARKET.

NE" fDEth. January I--isSw r,
steady: centrifugal. G.oo5 molasses. nomina :
refined. steady; fine graduated IA The
raw and refined SUGAR markets will he closed
Saturday h"rcaftcr. Butter and eggs.
steady. SPOT coH,e. quiet: Rio IS. s.a
Santos is. IGa.
The market for cottonsecd oil wa. dun
and without new feature. Business wa-
confined to 10 barrels January: 1915. Final
lover Prime crude if't6 nominsI S,,d re-
quiet: spot. - 20 bid: January. 1875 March.
1885: May 70 % -
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HENRICO RELEASE DEED

F.: era wford. trustee. to !. w. Cox
J.. acres land near Taylor's station
on the r., i. & T. r. l.; also a12
acres land on tho Graded Road: also
! 80 acres land. being tho same con
Vcycd to William y. Tignor by X. v.
fatch. January >. 1918; $500
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-, SEhBOtRD AK LINE RAILWAY
FIVE Per Cent Adjustment Mortgage Cole

Tn" scmannnal inStallmcntS OF interest
on Scaho"rd Air Line Railway Adjustment
nondI amounting /" .2isto ts2j.oO repre-
srrn'Ih hN COUPONS :'"s. 81 and 80. for
sl.."n each VIII he paid on and after Feb
runry L.: l2iS: at the Office of Messrs. Blair
" Co. - Bond Street. New York
Scahonrd Air Line Hallway Co.
ny II: &. PoRTEOrS Secretary.
New York, December ri. 1917.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. January J-ToSs: receipts
Xi,".%h,;rd.Es "a a; ,;Is bulk. :lslo@sis.! So
heavy. SlaSoM sl6.i5. rough. $l575st 1855
pigs az 40 a siS2S.
Cattle: receipts. 1000: TO -rntrrow 500
and feeders. 500 n sos: cows and heifers
81. I0rtSll.G1: calves. 3S.75dl 1850
sheep: receipts. 1900: Tomorrow 700
weak: wcthcrs. S9.S1 sl3cj: lambs. Sac
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MARRIAGE; LICENSE,

The following marriage license was
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
liuStinSs Court.
John liiil Cranlcy. Wilmington. ~
e.. and Martha Chambcrlaync Nalcn-
tlne, CITY.
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PRAISES GENEROUS INTENTIONS
OF PRESIDENT AND AMERICA

The Popolo Romano praises the gem
crous intentions OF President Wilson
and the American people and govern
mont. II culogizcs the declaration Of
the President concerning tho solida rity
of the allies. and says that as soon as
italy and France mako similar state
mcnts. they Will be the answers to the
government of Lcninc and Trotzky
with which the entente does not yet
have diplomatic relations.
The Giornalc dltalia applauds the
message and calls President Wilson
"onc Of the greatest statesmen OF our
epoch" 1t expresses hope that the
Presidents enlightened mind Will see
The necessity of solving definitely the
itaio- Austrian problem in order to
avoid future excuses for conflict re-
fcrrins to tho Presidents allusion to
ltaly's territorial aspirations. the
Giornalc d'Italia says the controversy
between Italy and Austria cannot be
settled without regulation OF the vital
question OF the .Adriatic, which involves
italy's safety on land and sea The
frontiers must he arranged, il adds in
such way as to eliminate the stratc-
Eic disadvantages which have present
cd continuous threat of disturbing
the peace between tho two nations.
VATICAN ORGAN COMEDIES
IMPORTANCE or SPEECH
The osservatorc Romano. organ of
the Vatican, comedies the Importance
of the Presidents speech 1t says tho
step toward peace which unqucstion-
ably has been made was taken along
the path indicated by the Pope. who
hrSt proceeded in that direction and
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Banl Clcarjucs,

Bank ClraripE-.
NEW YORK. January N.-Sank eliza rinr'
for the week ending January 10 aEgrcSatc
s6l50,2 +i.H1. against ta,.y5.s51."o last week
Can.dlan cicarinrs aggregate s.tSa.ic5. -
sg.ins, $--J.nt.0yo last week. The return.
Nav York, 35..GaIg.Uo. decrease. SIS
i,hiiadcirhis, S5S2.-sl,"o: Increase. 10.
baltimore. <i5,o,t".c; increase. 10.
Atlanta. Sji,hs:.nIo: Increase. SO
Richmond $50 1893. 600: Increase, Bi
Ma.hlngton. SIC Ia. 900: !mnrca.c. 10.
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HENItICO TRANSFER.

Robert II. Talley. trustee, TO a. II.
Sands. special commissioner, lots 3. G.
z. 8. and 10. Williams Block, Brad
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STEAMBOATS,
OIdD0niniOnIine

Leave iicnmond foot OF ASH Stree,
daily. 200 p. NJ COMMISSIONS with Main Lin.
daily excep. Sunday 900 T.. II. Conpections
also made by -. q ". Iy.. 800 l.. NJ. and
Day Night line steamers stop at Glare.
mont on signal and are met by public con.
SeyaEc:s-
VIRGINIA SAyIGAT!ON co. lame,
River 10y Daylight for Norfolk. Old Point
Newport News and All James River land.
inE5: Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
200 a.. NJ Freight received for all James
Points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-12
Southern Railway System
Atlantic Coast Line
The r Sta 1UGsTd, EailE1ad Of the South.

EFFECT[yE JANUARY II. 1918.
,TRAiNS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
p Fer NorfoIk: =, s:o5 4: NJ. 900 A. NJ. $500
s.5Eoobb 4 y. ny; West: $50 A. NJ.
For. Peiersburs s: 1915 A. M. s:os A. NJ.
$40 !: ~ a.; 900 a ~. 9:2o 4. M. 400 r.,
6Ii5 r. NJ. S:a5 Z. 81. MS
+. 81. 'N
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $500 A. NJ.
6:i5 a. NJ. f:25 A NJ. $40 A. NJ, 1905 A.
NJ. 1910 a. NJ, 'e:l0 r. NJ. fi:50 p. NJ.
sos =. NJ, S:t5 T.. NJ. 7:45 +. NJ. Sis
Except Sunday. tSunday only
nections not guaranteed.