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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-09
PLAYERS IN OFFICERS CAMP.
Jenkins, Mayer and Bowden Training
for Commissions.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 9.-Joe Jenkins,
reserve catcher of the Chicago White
Sox, has been selected as one of the
soldiers to be admitted to the third
officers training camp at Camp Cor
don. He will strive for a neutenancy
in the field artillery. Jenkins made
such a strong impression with his off,
GERS he was recommended. His name
headed the list Of enlisted men chosen
from 10000 troops
Tim Bowden, the University Of
Georgia star, who gained trial with
the Cardinals, and Sammy Mayer, a
former Kansas City and Brooklyn
outfielder were two other profession
ais admitted.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-09
WINS JOFFRE HANDICAP
W. III. Bakers Reliable Marc, Cap
lures Feature Event at New Orleans
Fair Grounds.

New Orleans, Jan. 9.-Lady Rotha,
the old reliable bay mare owned by
W. II. Baker, won the Joffre Handi-
cap, the feature of the card at the
Fair Grounds track yesterday after
noon. The event was at one mile for
three-year- olds and upward and at
tracted big field of good handicap
horses.
Because of her recent fast trials
Lady Botha was made an odds on IA
vorite at Z to 10 and was heavily
backed at this short price. Ridden
by Johnson she followed the pace
makers to the head of the stretch
At that point Johnson hit her a couple
Of cracks with his whip, Lady Rotha
responded gamely and won in impress
sive fashion. Bob Hensley finished
second and Sasin third. The old mare
sped over the course in the fast time
of 1888 As.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-09
TO PLAY SUFFIELD

High School Basket TOssers to Meet
Upstate Team in Y. Nj. G.. A. Gym
Friday Evening.
The crack Suffield basketball quintet
will play the New Britain High school
five at the Y. M. G. A. gymnasium
Friday evening" The game will start
at $50 o'clock, and will be followed
by dancing. The upstate team is re-
puted to be one Of the best that has
represented the school in several
years, and as the local institution of
intellect has some team this yeaE,
fast game should be the result.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-09

score--New Britain 81, Middletown
%: baskets from the field, Kopf 5.
Slater 5, Larson A. Stepanian 8,
Salmonson 5, r. Spear 8, W. Spear q
Ahern /; goals from fouls, Slater 3,
Ahern 7; referee, Charles Miller;
scorer, Lubbock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-09
MORE GAMES FOR YANKEES.
Will Play Braves in Vicinity Of
Southern CantOnments.

New York, Jan. 9.-Harry Sparrow,
business manager of the Yankees, an
nounced yesterday that Business Man.
ager Hapgood of the Boston Nationals,
had booked three more games for the
Brave Yankee training iaunt next
spring: April at Orangeburg, S. c.;
April at Columbia, S. c., and April
6 at Greenvi1le. S. G.
Camp jackson, a National Army en-
campment is located outside Of Co.
lumbia, and Camp Sewer, where Ten
nessee and Carolina guardsmen are
in training, is located at Greenville.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-09
HARVARD ROWING.
Candidates for Varsity and Informal
Crews Reported Today.

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. e.-Candi-
dates for the varsity and informal
rowing squads at Harvard reported,
this afternoon in the Locker Build
ing. The transfer of the rowing ma
chimes from the Newell boathouse,
which will remain closed until spring,
was com pleted yesterday.
Bill Haines, the professional coach,
will have charge Of the afternoon ses-
sions, which will deal mainly with the
theory Of rowing.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-09
TIGERS IN DOUBT
Whether Princeton Will Have Varsity
Nine and Track Team to Be Decided
at Meeting Friday.

at Meeting FRIDAY.
Princeton, N. J., Dec. 9.-Whether
or not the Tigers are to be represented
by varsity baseball and track teams
will be the subject of discussion at the
meeting Of the board of athletic con-
troll to be held on Friday evening Of
this week. The topic was tabled at
the fall meeting.
The possibilities of q varsity track
team are considered bright. Manager
Butts and Captain Barrett have drawn
up a plan for a short and limited
schedule which is thought to stand a
reasonable chance of being accepted
by the committee.
Although the material for a varsity
nine is excellent it is not thought
probable that Princeton will be rep
resented on the diamond formally. At
the present time it appears most likely
that the Tigers will either support an
informal team through a limited
schedule, or else confine their activi-
ties to intra-mural series.
Coach Bill Clarke, formerly of the
old Baltimore Orioles, and Tiger
coach for the past nine Or ten years,
is sailing this week for France, where
he will assist the Y. M. G. A. in its
work at the camps.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-09
HORSE SHOW FOR RED CROSS

Boston, Jan. "a horse show for
the benefit of Red Cross work will be
held on January 10 in accordance with
plans announced yesterday by a COM
mittee Of the Boston Metropolitan
chapter of the American Red Cross
Judges for the show will be Reginald
Vanderbilt, of New York; Herbert L.
Camp, of Middletown, Conn; Charles
f. Perkins, of Burling ton, Iowa, and
A. Henry Higginson, of Lincoln, Mass.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-09
DARTMOUTH ELEVEN DROPPED

MorGantown, w. Va, Jan. g.
Instead of playing Dartmouth and
Navy in 1918, West Virginia's football
team will hold game with the Army
at West Point, October 10, and pos
sibly game with Rutgers at New
Brunswick, November 2. Pittsburgh
will be played at Pittsburgh, Octo-
Der II, and it is probable that In
diana University will be a big home
game
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-09
DISAPPOINTMENT AT HARVARD.
Only Thirteen Candidates ON Hand for
BayOnct Team.

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 9.-The first
call for candidates for the Harvard
bayonet team was disappointing to the
athletic authorities only thirteen men
reporting to Coach Leslabay. Five OF
these were freshmen. An appeal has
been sent out for more candidates.
Practice will be held three after
moons a week in the Randolph GYM
nasium. Negotiations with Yale, Co
lumbia and other colleges will be
made for bayonet meets.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-01-09
GALLAGHER BEATS COCHRAN

New York, Jan. 9.-Thomas J. Cal
Iaghcr yesterday won both blocks
from Welker Cochran in the second
days play of their 400 point match
at three cushion billiards in Maurice
Days rooms. The afternoon game
was a close one, with the veteran
Gallagher going out in forty eight fn-
nings. Cochran in this match collect
ed 38 points. Both had high runs of
four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04
HUGE WAGE INCREASE
Forty-Fi'r Thousand T.OMEShOrcmcn
tlonE Atlantic tOnSt WIFI
nc TtcnrRtr

,.,,... ~ Nss"rI"tHH II 's3.
NEW YORK. Octohc: 3.-Forty-tiv
thousand ionGshorcmcn in New York.
baltimore. l:oston, Norfolk aud New
port News We're granted an cight-hour
day. an increase OF Is cent; AN hor-
for regular day work, and an increase
decision of the national labor adjust
mcnt commission made pablo here late
to-day.
49,, ~, "a " ~ az -; -, oniH !olE
atlantic vessels and cargo rcpairmcn.
and which is made cffcctivc as of Oc-
tobcr ]. denies to the ionEslhDrenNen
their demands for 81 an hour. with a
): hourly rate for overtime.
They Will continue to receive G5
cents an hour for regular day work
and 81 an hour instead Of 10 cent: for
overtime. Regular work was defined
AS that done between y \. NJ and noon
on week days, and between | and 5 L.
VI. on all week DAYS but Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04
MAILING is DELAYED
All Draf, Master Lists VIII. However
he Way by Friday
Morning.
by Associated Press.I

WASHINGTON. October 3.--tncx-
pcc,ed delays in the printing OF tho
master list OF lI.oo0 order numbers,
isirauts has prevented copies being
started forward TO all district draft
boards. II was said to-day. however.
in the mail addressed 10 them by to-
morrow morning. TO he given out for
publication Immediately upon receipt.
proofvcadinE OF the original lists has
been necessary. IN order to assure alb
Solute correctness in the final product
and Il force Of clerks has been busy on
the work ever since President Wilson
drew the first number.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04
GERMANS ARE REMOVING
CIVILIANS FROM AL SAGE
action Is Taken In Expectation Of
Early Franco-Amcrican At
tack on Frontier.
FEAR OF GENERAL UPRISING
Enemy Looks for Demonstrations
Among Inhabitants as Soon rs
Army OF Liberation Crosses Line
Many Sent Into Bavaria.
FEAR or GENERAL UPRISING

GENEVA. October 3-Cicrnan MILL
tary authorities have begun TO remove
tho inhabitants Of AlSacc. accor riding to
the Dem ocratc. In expectation of a
Franco American attack on the from
tier.
The inhabitants Of twenty villages
Including Fcrrcttc. Goutavon and Win
Ecl already have been sent 10 :ava ria.
Some OF the villagers have escaped 10
Switzerland
out NlSacc-f Lorraine. not only among
The civilians, bu; also among the milf
tarE forces. Food is scarce and little
fuel is availabic.
The German authorities in Alsacc-
Lorraine. the Democratic adds. arc
afraid OF general uprising in those
provinces when the allies cross tho
frontier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04
neIrium ,:iycn Ano1hcr Crchl1.

WASHINGTON. October a.-Bclgiu:n
today WAS given another credit Of
S9,0oQ.000 by the United States govern
mcnt. This raised tho total loans to
belgium 10 sl66.090,0o0. and total
credits 10 eli allies To sI.2lI.AIf.GS6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

Martin Ferguson JefIcrso. Iowa
Charles Kiemm Hisssic!. ilcnsrs,cad. =. Y.
Arthur John pauson. ;<icI, Wis
Clarence ID. Shomcrs:. Niagara Fails y. 7
Philip Stern. New York. y. Y.
Bugicr.
Samuel Nmcgoou. Samar> Don
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04
Prices rncr,i,e until New Year.

WASHINGTON, October 3.--MaXi-
mum prices on long and short leaf pine
lumber produced in Nirgini:, and North
and South Carolina, fixed June IS. will
remain in effect until December 81 the
War Industries Hoard announced to-
day. The original agreement provided
that the prices would remain in effect
only until October !.
Help Uncle Sam solve the housing
problem by renting the spare rooms
In your home. Times Dispatch For
Rent Ad VIII bring you the kind of
tenant you want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-04

Arthur John raulson, ,:>icl. Wis.
rhii'p Stern. Ne isuH SiSrk n Y
Samuel Amcsood "" samara Don. opatkcn.
Russia
Lyle Davenport. "Msf ai.ooa. Wis.
Joseph Dep,s,a S SSS., YORK. n. Y.
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5;ss%'' = %.t!": Ni%;$; T' sS
Mishei l,utish, ,3ahianI csI 80
E:iSir;S capus Anas',nS; Rome; I;ay
E EinynJo GneT.iir ptsiTnsYcp Mass
ishn + sla-k. ricond.roE:a. = Y.
n iigr TiGnti@r S@n"r.", Mas
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i!S.r III j. 'i ,In1, , ~ Ark
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: %;r. / ES%,sf n nv qd2 n r.
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.,I"hn William Mcchuisl<y. Mahoney city.
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JOIN .s W Fs!'%P. i,reo' F lis *. w
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Tdil.@,w, II is6.s'GE foEE, liu m,,a, Mich Mn
carl Il. Ka.ar' washi"r,on. u.
H HSn.f til I. pns :H"T Wo, 5sri" ts H.
43.yi,lG, u thus SupG,!rtoT,; WI.
George. Wright. Seattle. Wash.
$HHtI5us %o sISa4nb n,s AGI:os.
Anthony r,orenttHs. Everett, Mass.
Ss5T fei fios p IT, Tiuri %eho Md
DAYTON II. Robinson. I.apccr. Mich.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
Sergeant.
Dwight =. Dutton boston. Mass.
SEVERELY WDiNDED IN ACTION.
rREN IOUSLN REPORTED MISSING.
priynte-.
IIHrhc-' - Scg"r Milwood. Pa.
JiG.taV. SrItZburdt. Milwaukee. Wis.
Henry T.. Trusler Little Rock. Ark
WOI' NDED DEGREE UNDERTI.RMlN-
ED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING.
Private.
Osc. j. paimum: iclisyuS: T.% Mexico
Corporal
Harry Il Fletcher. Prove. Utah.
Private.
William 4. Cleveland. Bras"lton. Ca
RETURNED To DUTY. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED WOI' SUED. OEGKEE
TNDERTEKMlNED.
Private.
Everett; l.. Thomas. Naw Madison. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
HENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

Amalia L. Harris ct vir to LoRoy e.
Brown. trustee. tract land containing
"a acres. south side Darbytown Road.
as shown on map made by r. L. Mon
cure. dated January Q. 1914. being
shown on said map as 80 and acres.
respectively. bounded on tho east and
south by the land Of +. r. Dorey and
on the west by the land OF w. 3.
rainier and property formerly belong
inG TO iialsey: also 20 acres bounded
on the north by the land OF F.. r. Dcrey
aud Mrs. Alma Culp, on the east by
land of Mrs. Alma Culp. on the South
by the Darbytown Road and on the
vest By. Darbytown Road and the land
Of T. +. Darcy: also 25xl2a 3-4 feet.
southern line Floyd Avenue, south ea st
corner Floyd Avenue and Mulberry
street April 10. 1918, $3.50
John Tyler Boiling to 5. w. Robin
son. trustee. acres land upon or near
kingsland Road. in Earina MaEisterial
District. April %, 1918, s72.lo.
{. VI. Garrod ct Tx. to l.. T. Branch.
trustee. {. 7S-l0O acres On both sides
Broad Street Road. about nine miles
west of Richmond. April 20. 1918.
SLIGO.
g. s. Crenshaw ct ux to J. NJ. Pur-
cell Trustee. lot and 10. block 5,
BloominSdale. April 90, 1918. $3.50.
Oscar iiollins et uN. to Sitterdins &
CarmcaL trustees. i5Sln 5-l2 feet
south SIDE of road extending east from
West View corner. village OF West
wood. atarch 20, 1918, Sl,291.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
HUsTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.

A. L. Adamson and \. Royal. trus-
tees, to T. g. Johnson ct ur.. 33xlSl
feet 10 inches, North line Senmes
street. 1872 feet tom the eastern line
OF Eleventh Street. Marcn 5. 1918.
c. RI. sutton. trustee. TO Edmond lc.
Bass and assigns, lots . and 10. block
IS; Woodiand Heights. December II,
Chamberlayne & Chaplin. trustees. to
w. T. Clark. lot 81. Club View. April
L. 7. ", Marye, trustee. to {. II.
sides Broad street Road. about {? miles
+. NJ. and A. NJ. Common 10 Helen G.
Park. October Is: 1914. $50.
II. +. schmidt and L. II. Kemp. t-us-
tees. to G.. w. Bonner. 1853 acres, south
side Southern Railway tracks. about
miles east OF Richmond. April 10,
1918. $3.50.
II; L. Smith. trustee, to J. \. Lewis.
25xlo0 feet. known as SEQ Buchanan
Street; one-half interest in plat 25xI32
feet. known as 1901 Cedar street;
3$Xi3a feet. north line Washington
Street. 90 feet west of James Street: 20
acres adjoining land of w. n. Fasius
and also Z acres north side Central
Road adjoining property of Waiter
Huyler. September I. 1916 s226o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
cHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

r.. A. Kicker and c. r. Burnett. trus-
tees. to Matte v. Jameson, 3ox19o feet.
ruary Is. 1918. $500.
Chewing & Boxi-y, trustees, to Kate
nF' Soaih - sT1s feet, known as
sI.a4t toF'" f'''" street apr" H. 1915
Ss,oltz. IS i-2xl5s feet, North side Cary
Streets. April Is. 1918. sl.77o.
e, ux., aoxl3o feet. southwest corner
st ?e. pr,l I is i,,s aa sa4s peep Run
IF s Richeson. trustee. to Charles
). 1915. 1855. " .
w John ss9erey, ,. TO- Aasla,ae
April H. S" isis, 500. west Baker street.
NJ; L. Walk sHo7 trustee, ,; to Mary A. a;
Catherine ssrset: desisnated by letter
1879, April 90, IsIs. .s4o.s5.
2stHa7s ,e sasf aer,hs a Cor
ner Thirty-second and Streets. April
Schaaf, 2e4xe7s IL feet. northeast cor
ner Thirty-seeond and Streets. April
-, 1915, f22.l2o.
trustees. to D. r. Baker ct ux:.
3lx34 IL feet. southwest corner Sixth
and Baker Streets April %. 1918.
c. S. wallersts.n, trustee, to T. c.
Mcseley. Is l-l2xss feet. known as
soS West Leigh Street April %. 1918.
S22t.
II. T. Richeson and F. l.. crutchAcld.
trustees. to ]. r. Schaat. exile feet.
northeas; corner p and Thirty-third
Streets: l5lxl3o feet southeast corner
Thirty-third and q Streets: also
| side Thirty-third street, = feet north
y; T. Rcheson and F. l.. Crutch.,
field. trustees, to j. r. Schaaf. 66xl12
feet. northeast corner and Thirty
f,hird streets: 15lSi3O feet, southeast
| corner of Thirty-thrd and Q Streets;
also o6tS2e6 l-o feet. northeast corner
Thirty second and p Streets. April %,
J. c. Anderson. trustee, to w. L.
Court. March %. 1918, $3.50.
Chewing & Boxiey. trustees. to r.
W. Miller. lots and - block d. Bat
terry Court. April .. 1918. Sl.3t4
II. :. Taylor. j. 4. Connolly and II.
s: Hu,zier. trustees. TO The Jefferson
Grace street and Allen Avenue. April
Bette e. Cooke. e1eeutrix. TO T.. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
COTTON MARKETS..

II YORK, Apri! ~ Reports Of In
Id spot offerings were followed by q
lai Of heavy genera! selling in III"
market here to-day. And break OF
IA cent pound in prices. Jug con
sold on from g ;. 10 = -. aud closed
Is, with tho general list closing bsrciv
at net loss Of 100 10 li3 points The
1T was steady during the early trading.
[prices wer" : t. =, points lower ia re-
10 lower cables. hut the declines in
boot we're attributed 10 rUnlors Of
marine war risks after tho raids on
|,n subriA vine bases. and reports that
room for 5000 ha!cS would b- 81
for May shipment There was not
selling "n the cables ia consequence.
|he market soon iirmed UP in auticipt
pr bulIish weekly report from The
october 20 I1D. with the general list
/ about to u points above last nights
* figures before the end OF the iirst
The buiiish weekly weather report
Predictions for further rains and lower
natures In the south failed 10 Inspire
fresh buying, however, and tn. mar
(irncd easier under realizing ~ recent
+ or a renewal o! scattering pressure.
spot houses became active sellers OF
ard the market was weak aud un-
Is in the late trading on rcports OF
|sier feeling in the spot markets. ana
Exporters were rcseli!ng. May broke 10
Ind October TO east. or lO TO ia points
last nights close. and il5 To l-6 points
the high level OF the morning The
exchange will close at noon on Fri
NJ king half holiday. Cotton futures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
cItA>cI:nY Tnu 81 DEEDS.

j. T. IIudgins ct ux to stuart Bowe.
trustee: MOO feet known as 1926
BESSIE c. Howard ct vir to w. L..
Tyler ct ais. trustees, t2Xl1S IL feet.
known as ll0i Grove Avenue. April
10. 1915 Sll.S00.
trustee, .Sxlo5 feet, wcs, line Brook
street February IS lSis, s2S5. '''
Minnie j. franck ct vir TO Rose e
Allison Street. April 90, 1915. s743.
Virginia Realty and Construction
Company. Inc = ". p. Redd; trustee,
Maggie r. Slaughter ct viz to Rose
Rose, trustees. 80 feet and of ir-
Is. 1918 $500
H. &. Wallerstein to Pollard Basby
Inc. trustee. 25xle2 feet. east side Fifth
street. April II. 1918. $3.50.
J. +. stephens TO T.. j. Blake. trus-
tcc. 3oxl7o "a feet. known as ool2
Adelaide Warren TO Pollard & Bagby,
Inc. trustees. - 5-l2 feet. and of ir-
regular depth, known as s West Baker
street. Aprii 70. l'ls; SOS,
Inc. trustees. - 5-6X97 feet, known
as 5le Catherine street. April IS. 1918,
Susie r Vincent to W; L. Gentry,
Avenue IS feet east Of Vine Street
Arril /, 1915. $4,000
trusts; ~ s,xa4 - feet. sou,hwes Ne' sor.
ncr. SIKH and Baker Streets. April 80,
j. r Thorn to +. F Schmidt & Co.
a. South .Doo!ey Avenue. April s.
1918. S%.aloii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
mE>nIco TRANSFERS.

Virginia BeN EOscnen ct vir TO &. w.
Patch. 2.a1 acres land in Brook land
Masister!al District. near TO and west
OF the r.. T. s. +. Railroad. adjoining
the lands OF r.. ". McAlistcr. Kate y.
Wilcox and said G. w. Patch. April 10,
1918. tax 81, $40.
Washington Park Land Corporation
to Jennie Brown Williams. lot -. block
Il. Washington Park. January s. 1914.
$500.
Robert H. Talley and Frank +. SUIT
ton, Jr.. special couuiis IS ionerS, to o.
=. Peers. % acres land AS shown on
plot made by james = Hcdd " Sons
dated May =, 1892 tscc deed book 1854
page lh"l also tract containing IL II
acres as shown on Same plat. and l16
acres trCuting on New Market Road
south OF the GJ-aCrc tract: also a tri-
angular tract containing = ares north
east of and adjoining the IL l-2-acre
tract. April -, 1918. 5000.
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" YORK. April eL-Port movement
ing: 81 9' 90 net receipts, 30 bales;
,slcs; stock. I.U?,s55 bales. ''''
q for week,Net receipts. $500 bales:
exports. 3.iss. 24s bales
Y ORLEANS, Aprli ct.-Extreme weak
featured the trading in cotton during
ts d 10 seS+H" n nerS '" ,rS In ha
ST levels made during The morning
considerable buying was stimulated
new crop accounts from
weak. and closing quotations were the
1 of the session. showing net losses
To lo2 points. Heavy liquidation. due
To tho drop OF a cent pound in spot
outcome. OF the first tenders on May
acts. which are due morrow was
hicf reason for the slump. Much Of
hort selling was based ON the belief
OF spots was taking place and that
ear future would see "a further read
.ent OF spot nuotaiion but IL was
I'd out by bulls late in the day ;hat
was asionishingly wide. May
at 2i.3o as against 81 cents for
ing. The weekly weather and crop
nts from the government were gen
ting backwarin"ss In planting because
I and cold. Around the opening prices
II to u points off in sympathy with
cables; but toward tho lime of tho
cred and replaced by a srisc nf 6 To 10
4. over yesterdays close. which was
Ugh cf III. day Notice was given to-
ing In observance or Liberty Loan Dav
cotton. quiet, l cent lower. Sales on
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liUSTINGS TRUST DEEDS.

Sarah II. Eelcher CT vir to T. n.
Adamson. trustee. lots IL ~ and -.
square :. Eurfoot's Addition: lots II
and IS, square :, Burfoots Addition;
-: feet irregular depth south line
Hall street. at its intersection with
the cast line Of iiroad Rock Road: and
1905 and a50S Hull street. April -.
1915. $1,000.
j. J. Hudson ct ux to 7. l.. Adamson.
y. Royal and Clarence Coden trus-
tees. 24Nll0 feet. north line Everett
street. toward Ninth street. 96 feet
from the western side OF Eighth Street
Arril 4. 1915. $500.
W. y. Hinton ct ux. 10 II. McGrani-
CHAN. trustee. lots and s, block +,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued Yesterday by tho clerk Cf the
Hastings Court:
Harry Braxton Ealbic Hastings
Hampton. Va. and Erna 5. Slcdge. city.
James Daniel McLane. Augusta
Springs. Va. and Jennie L. Parsley.
city.
Gcorgt Washington Hill and Myrtle
EstcIle Jones. city
Luther Frank Thurston. Hanover
County. and Nellie Elizabeth hughes.
city.
Albert Irwin Kirkland. Petersburg.
Va. and Mary Morgan Shelton. city.
Benjamin ]. Jasper. Newport News.
Va. and Susie Hatcher. city.