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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
STOCK MARKET DISPLAYS
CONSIDERABLE STRENGTH
'1fftnes Recorded We're H. Most
,yIr, Cases Made With Sinai,
Transaction.
STOCK TO EMPLOYEES
announcement of Steel Corporation
TO That Effect Caused Activity III
Those Sccurifics-GOld Pool Is
Formed in London.
ny BnOADAy WALL.

NEW YORK. January Ii.-Al,hough
!, inc ,, STOCK market was irregular to-day
|tfEt3hals had expected. in view OF
Iate'a temporary discomforturc Of The
S,snm. companies.N The declines re-
|Tfai{ transactions and were due more
,apsehcc OF interest than inherent
|SB60."eIns.. ,n,,, ,.. - 49,,
that United States Steel
mom a., sell common stock 10 employees
..x ~ oa, This Is higher than the stree,
was tho optimistic Interview Of j.
-o gard Itcploglc. In which he forecast
|n r active steel business. at higher
m,an!isnment Of :, gold pool in London
HEaESnnlhe third factor OF Importance.
s. n.,ef me close IL became known shat
/ ttt.EIraI south American governments
t sir.r,i prepared to organize a gold pool 10
sS.cYthte trade among those countries
Ma United States ana Europe.
me expectation that an active mar
|Si Would be made for steel has made
PROFESSIONALS rather nervous as the
~ g!' interest is large. ~Bcars In s,ee,
n.a Deen counting on passage OF tho
49, rsM tax law by Congress TO help then,
i nat law takes All the money ont OF
lisaylnE "t ihe, OF ; c1rporations; besides
ION, ton against an lnundation OF cheau
NFq4a 1 from abroad.
|,aat E "1nSr side OF this proposition IS
sle WIZ be unable to furnish any cheaa
n III and. besides. The ships viii
So I pc needed 10 transport American
such nsoo leaving no cargo room for
a Hssociated Dry. Goods had further
Bnunahce on small transactions Earn
nss are such that some of tho di-
istors are reported in favor OF begin
ln,nS dividends within few weeks
IEnd or the war has been followed hv
Sn La nctiNty in the dry goods bust.
InesSi as soldiers are returning TO civil
an ciothing and women are discard
knE NC military styles so popular dur
sDisti!lers' securities were lower fol,
loWinS announcement shat California
|umn. ~ vi
\ copper man OF International OK.
|pcrience said yesterday that he CIV
|pccted the price to bc adjusted quickly
at not less than 30 cents "A pound ana
ln good business in the metal rcvIyc,i
~ WAS his opinion that copper stocks
nave discounted all the bad things I'm
store for the industry
NEW YORK. January l4-Mercantire ma.
|h2I, ~. H5',. Sterling siSty-toy. bills SIZE:
|couiFlcrciai slHiy-u.y bills on banks 81 ~.
..pp.n'nerciai siAiy day b!lis si79i: dsrrlani
st.b,'5: gables. 'i19 s-ls Government bond,
|Gmay' f.iiroad bonds irrcEu!ar. Time loans
|nTFn. Fly days. ninety days and SIX months
49, 49, al! money easier. Eant accept
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
MRS. VALENTINE RETIRES
AS EQUAL SUFFRAGE HEAD
"iy.Eiccted President of Local Ar
s"eiatien liz Deseendnnt OF Author
of the I'LL of Rights.

Mrs. y. e, Valentine yesterday after
noon officially surrendered the toga be-
longing TO the president OF the Rich
mond Equal Suffrage League to Miss
LncE randolph Mason.
The occasion was the annual cleo
,ioh OF officers and installation exer-
cises incident thereto. The primary
WAS but one slate made up, the nomina-
lions for the Offices and membersl,In on
Inc executive committees stood an al
the primary.
The new,iy-electcd president Is the
great great granddaughter of ,Georne
Mason author of the Bill of Rights.
Shc mas been closely identified with
every progressive, forward movement
OF the women OF the State for years
she Is the daughter of Rev. Landon
r'huoiph Mason. ID. d.. rector emeritus
ni christ Episcopal Church. and her
brothers have been cited for con-
spicuous bravery in the war One of
mem paid the supreme sacrifice in
France.
MISS MasonS inaugural address was
an expression OF her convictions and
ideals alonS the lines OF service to hu-
inanity. Like those of her distinguisheG
lather, Miss MaSon's message was clari-
neu by her own deep spiritual vision
OF women AS workers in Il cause which,
Is bound up in democracy whore obi
CATION IS measured only by capacity
MISS Mason concluded her addresl
ana The announcement OF the chairmen
OIL standing committees.
~ resolution upon the death of
Samuel w. Meek was offered by Mrs.
Kate Langley BoSher and unanifnously.
adopted by the league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
Real Estate and Court News

me United Sta:es Circuit Court Of
Ahppeais recnnvaned las morning az
10 @ clock with the toiiowinr ILL.,. -.
ana officials IN attendance: i,irrs,In
Judges J. {. Pritchsra, or Asbeyiii.
- Martin y. Knapp, Of Washino
Spn. - e., and Charles; i. Woods
5n, .roil' bistritt Judge Henry q.
SSohhor, OF WILSON. y. c.: Clerk C,iSuSs
saunders. 'p"h ~.
Gases argued to-day:
NO lJ63-L- Z. Page G; al ,rus,
,Tr & S u, Lansnorne, appellants. VS.
~" pominion trust Company. trus,e,
IN banAruptcy, in the mater OF IVii-
nam II. P!zzini, bankrupt. annclIeo. M
pear from the District L'ouri n, U;"i,
niona. Va. In bankruptcy Ar~uah IL.
~. IL: scott. OF Richmond Va. for Tho
ahpeiiants, and BY " l.. Heniov or
H .,Smii.' Va for the appellee, and
30. iSS7-n; b. Miller appellant. vs.
estate of II. H. Henry. 6cceasod Of me
a; Roanokc, Va. Argued by John Rec
or Blueiield. W. Va. for the anne,i AM
and a., by James s Kahie. of tinnf,aId'
w. Va, and S. w Williams. Of Rns
more. Va for the appellee
Sasc ~ cali Tomorrow
No lb69-lIiyard Coal and Coke Cow,
pmny. plaintiff in error. VS.. John -
Mitcneu q AL, defendants in error:
nrrnr 70 the District Court at Bait;
H m!,S Nd To be argued by Charles &,
mH!iace and Robert II. Carman ~
nrrnr ore Nd, for the nla:ntiff in
h. 1917, ana by Albert ~, Doub. Of Gum
n "sr1ahd' Nd. for the defendants i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
URGES COTTON GROWERS
TO RAISE MORE FOOD.
Cotton States Official Advisory Board
Adopts Resolution ON
Subject.
WANTS SOUTH sELE-sUsTAININt;
More Acreage Must BE Planted to
Crops Sustaining Meat Animals.
Advises Holding OF Staple Until
Embargo Situation Clears.
tBy Associated Press. !

NEW ORLEANS, January lt.-cot-
ton growers were strongly urged in
resolutions adopted at the concluding
session here to-day OF the Cotton
States Official Advisory Marketing
Board to curtaii the 1919 cotton acre
age to an extent which would make
possible the growing of sufficient food
and feedstuffS to make the South self
sustaining along those lines.
1t was explained in the resolution
that food crops should come first, then
products for animal consumption and,
lastly. cotton. The percentage OF cur
tailment. was left to the discretion OF
Another resslution urged continued
holding OF cotton by growers until the
embargo situation was cleared up aud
ample steamship facilities provided for
cXporati ion of the staple. There will
be ample demand for cotton. it was as
serted. providing it can be got out OF
the country.
The State warehouse plan as in oper-
alton in Texas and Arkansas was In
dorsed. and legislation making the
system universal in the cotton belt
was urged.
The semi-annual meeting OF the
board VIII be held here next JULY
The board is composed OF presidents
or farmers unions. agricultural com
missioners and marketing directors
from the various cotton growing States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

In view OF the opposition TO the sale
OF liquor for medicinal purposes and
on physicians prescriptions. the med.
lcai faculty having declared unneces-
S2ry and unwise, no druggist in rc-
tsrsourg will, apply for Il license for
The annual meeting of tho advcr-
Using and engineering departments OF
me Atlantic Realty Company was held
yesterday. and the officers OF the can.
Tramy In this city and REPRESENTATIVES
attendance This company. accortlins
TO PRESIDENT !. w. EacreiIs address
Yesterday, sold over $3.50, 600 worth
OF real estate last year.
Petersburg has been allotted $4,000
as its share OF the national fund to
be raised for the relief OF the Ar
menian and Syrian sufferers. and the
campaign TO raise that amount has
been auspiciously begun.
,,. mev' Lewis NJ; Roper, p, n. of the
err cred 1.-The the second OF the series Of Talks"
changing dates with Rev. George Floyd
MogerS, OF l'ynchhurg, who was SEIZED
Sleu Tor tonight. but was prevented
from coming by Illness in his family,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
BY BANK OF WAVERLY
Report Shows Remarkable Growth
Of Institution In the Past
Eighteen Years.
COLLEGE WORKERS ARE ACTIVE
Randolph-niacon Officials Attend Va
rious Meetings at Which School
Work Is Explaincd-Othcr News
Notes From Virginia Points.

WAFERLY. VA, January l4.-The
stockholders of the Bank Of Warcrly
held their annual meeting here to-day
The cashiers report showed capital
stock of $4,000. surplus Of $4,000 and
total resources of Sl,G2O,000. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: T.. Fleet
wood, president; Judge J. +. West,
vice-president; Harvey Fleetwood
cashier: j. w. West. assistant cashier
and these, together with II. \. Gray
w. il. Ford. G. {. Matthews. Jesse
tlarEravc, q. r. Partridge. Wynnc
Crawford and J. w. Rogers were
elected directors. John T.. Baird was
elected teller. After the meeting a
splendid banquet was served, followed
by aftcr-dinner speeches. Judge West
acted as POSTMASTER, ami toastS were
responded 20 rs follows: Our Bank. It's
Past. Present and Future by L. Fleet
wood; The Relation Between the Bank
and the Business OF Farming" by \.
IL. Matthews; Our Commander in :
Chief. Woodrow Wilson," by j. T.. West
Jr.: Our Soldier and Sailor Boys" by
REV. j. o. Moss: The Ladies'" by
Judge West. Senator j. l.. West, OF
Snffolk. was also present and delivered
an able and eloquent address. This
bank was organized eighteen years ago
with Il capital stock OF only $4,000,
and was the first TO be organized In
Sussex County. To-day there are five
other banks in Sussex, all Of which
are doing we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
NORTH CAROLINA ANTS
GATHERED IN RALEIGH
Hoard OF Agriculture Seeks New Heoa-
quarters building. Costing
100000 or More.
/ Special TO The Times-D;snoto,,

:, RALElGI, n. C.. January l4.3Thc
North Caroline Anti-Salocn League
viii gather here This week for lis
biennia! concentration Of the Genera
Assembly with the biggest parts or
us demands on the Legislature alroady.
accomplished in the ratification OF the
FEDERAL prohibition amendment TO the
CONSTITUTION. The convention. along
with tho legislators, will be addressed
fhursday night by Hon. William H.
Anderson, of New York, and on Friday
night by Rev. George n. Stuart, tho
noted Virginia evangelist.
Tho bill TO authorize the State Board
OF Agriculturs to Greet a now depart
ment building on the site OF the pres
ent century old hotel building that
many OF the Offices and divisions of the
department ere now housed in went
to the General Assembly to-day, and
will be pressed by the board Of Agri-
culture interests. The Legislative com
nittee Of the board is very hopeful this
time of getting the bill for the new
building through. 1t provides that the
board will be permitted to erect the
building out OF tho funds OF tho de-
partment, as tho revenues will justify
n building costing 100000 or moro.
North, Carolina Baptisis are gather
ing to-day In Greensboro for the state
convention In session there this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
CHA RTi.Rs ISSUED.

Y Th9 Southern Stores. Inc. Norfolk.
merca unGiis" nT,G,Gk s5oG;ooe, rurnoses:
of Norfolk, va. 7'e'e'"'S---poth
Al ,sSnmdpn,s V, prss,o'ry corporatlon.
purposes: publishing directories, BOOKS
etc ID. t. Johnson. president: John
IN m nat on rfiG f secretary both OF Wash
Man!cl and Tile Company. Inc. Nor
folk. Va. CAPITAL stock. $1,000. Pur-
ii,h,a amte :; etc. George ID. Whpple, pres.
OF Norfolk. Va o"'"So"' secretary-b'th
Marine Laundry Corporation. New
Purr Mews' va. CAPITAL stock. $50,
;Mcintyre. president; Frank II. Hart
lEet'e' secretary--botho OF Newport News.
Cold Spring Mining Company. Inc.
t,urposes: mining business, IL. Noel
Sarner, president: Gardner l.. Boothe.
amendments: Cumberland Chemical
Cornorat:on. bristol. Va. creating a
e'a TI o, nretErred stock.
the Sick, fredericksburg. Va, chang
ing name 10 Mary. Washington Wosni.
Vat ,ai MMssSr2c!atton. Inc. chanEing pro-
- Marine Iron Works Comnany. Inc
N s,ncie e.. Va d Increas!ng IFS capital
Inc dynfrhburg Undertaking compan ny,
to T. T.. Fauher. Inc. ""''''
nrIst ,s1'' v Door sna Lumber comnany
from $4,000 to 100000 ''oeN
FHreign corporotion; Boxley Broth
rs ,ia comDamy. Wcst. Virginia corpora
Gated t. do business IN vir~inia. PIN" Prin-
statutory agent. Orange. Va. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
College worker. Active.

LfNCHBuRG, January 14.-Pres-
dent w. a Webb attended tho meeting
OF tho executive committee OF the
Southern Association Of Colleges and
Secondary Schools OF the Southern
states. The meeting was held at Nash
Vile. January 9Th and 10th, and takes
the place this year OF the annual meet
ing or the association.
Miss 1.eonora Roper, general secre-
larry of the y. w. G. A., attended tho
general secretaries meeting in Rich
mond. January 1912.
Miss Mary Lou White. missionary to
China. who is supported by the College
y w. G. ~, is at present In this
country. ana is expected to visit the
college January -.
Miss Mary Sicnkuecht, instructor in
french. viii not return for tho second
half-session. Her place will I've taken
by Miss l!uin Stuart. OF l.ynchburg
Mis- Bculah Russell, instructor in
Mathematics. has bcen granted leave
Of absence for the rest OF the year
70 take un work loading to the A. A.
degree at tho University Of Chicago
Miss ErneS.ine Jacobs. OF Missouri
has been appointed instructor In math
ematics during her absence. Both Miss
Jacobs and Miss Stuart were formerly
connected with the faculty of Black
stone tJunior) College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
heetfnE OF AIderus,

ne Board OF Aldermen Las. rtr,.
eiGuiored with the Council in n mn l
pos e, for the Improvement Of Sso-
appropri Get. put laid on the table an
t on n OK ,WMythe Street and -" thence encc
viii" :. NE, me cemeteries The board,
nreSS IN The me Police and Fire Depart
or the salary Of the suner;, ~. I1,sc
r "a streets from $1,000 to $4,000. The
20 ne corporate limits, to afrorI hct
ican 'ta .,. 10 and from Camp Lee. has
lii" council. ".
III, In concurrng in the Council reso-
ts!Gtioh TO accept the proposition or
surg General Rlue. on@ring guards.
..I;,; hnu necessary medicines for the
.!hic hospital. If the city womb ,onI;
10 IT'S maintenance, the board of ri
w.. zen ias' night settled I'll troubles
Anout the new hospital! The health
,onnit tee has TO it's credit the sum o!
?'.""p for hospital maintenance. WITH
IN "a very. short time the hospital Will
oe opened. and the inmates Of the Jail
heid for medical inspection and treat
ment Will be moved to IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
On tho Curb MarI..,

oKh. January A-TradIpr vav
jndic. tiaeiy duiet on the curb to-day with
been wcli maintainnd since tho
sotn. 80, "t IN. New Year. There we're
yanS ,..aet. however. which con,iaueI in
>. 10 oeHS nn and mad. turtle. advances in
- .hp'or sio"hs "-re Generally ,i-n,
.I.,,a $3.50 "f'- generally g;eadr tut In .
tbn S, 'sSccs Were; IN better demand IN, n
:, 80. "'uar" bii group. War stocks ,yer,.
iy,y Acina Explosives. Gta7; sop t;ri,.d
:; IS u. 80, e.; 40 ,:osGen Oil 7,,ST;i,.
-, treuerA! oH. :. q -: 4 80 lnirrnatian:5 !
- re- ~, u'n ~. = -9 %, Victoria oil now
!'"? Atlanta. az; 3.OcU Bic IaTe.
s."n t,4iiamen' ana Leroins, lido j.; is5j
y " p Hi ;:Sn -. Nls.: io9 Goidaed Con.
no i.c>N htwanas 81. NJ: / d.51 Nnib,',,
t Z, .i so ~ ',S"5 Tonopah i:xt:nsSn' ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
TWO VlRGINIA!!s RELEASED
nnymond Wolf, Of Coeburn. md VIII
H"" Evans. OF Dnnvilie, hack
With Americans.
Try Associated Prcss1

WASIIINCiTON Januarv 14-.rhe
War Department tonight made pub
lie list of names of American sol
olefS VINO have returned TO France
after having been released from Cor
man prison camp. ut Rastaat The list
Includes the follnwing enlisted men:
Raymond ID. Wolfe. Coeburn, Va. !:
one carter, Gadsden. Ala: Eugene r.
iiill, Buck Hin, Miss: William G.
Evans, r. +. d. 2. Danville. Va; Jesse
Grant. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn Rofcoc q.
Green. Mount Holly, ~ C.: Claude 7.
Edmonds, Jacksonville, Fla; Major
Howard, Alpha rctta. Ga: Elihu OBar.
Sodiga: Ala: Ma than DunHican, II. T..
ID. >, Wilson, y. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
InHuenzn Hits Aryonrr.

ARNONIA, VA. January ll-Since
he Christmas holidays influenza has
been raging throughout this section.
there having been, HI The Very lowest
calculation, 200 or 800 cases among
both whites and blacks. These cases
nave occurred in and around Arvonia.
New Canton and Mount Zion. extending
back in all directions into the sur
rounding countrys!des. Local physi-
clans have been kept going night and
day. ~ Il local drug store the phar-
macist for week has had customers
standing in line for the firing of their
prescriptions. For n week no rural
mail went out from New Canton. tho
SECOND largest post-otFice in the coun-
~. every carrier and assistant carrier.
and their families being down with
the Hu. In Tho New Store and Shcp-
pards sections. in Southern Bucking-
nam, there have been great number
OF cases whole families being down
Win the malady. with few left TO do
tne nursing. The New Canton school
has closed indefinitely: the Arvonia
high school Is run only partially, the
principal and his family being vic
Tins Of the disease
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
JAIL FOR SUFFRAGETTEs
pwenty-Two Start Hunger Strike,
Whom Given Five-Day Sentences 4
In Washington

>, w \ S HI TON. January IA
twenty-five suffragettes were SEN
Federal Police Court to-day as re-
SUIT OF the. riots before the White
Rouse and the National Woman's Party
headquarters late yesterday
fheE were charged with starting
lres on park property. All twenty-five
promptly announced that they We're
starting on hunger strikes. Miss Alice
Paul, national chairman OF the Won
ans Farty, and two other suffragist
spectators were led out of court on
eSntempt charges when they applauded
the women prisoners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
Diuwlddie Man Injured.

NATION L. Periinson, OF MarnoVa,
Dinwiddie County. was painfully
burned about the AIMS and hands ysS-
to-day. The accident occurred in from,
OF j. r. rerfinaons store. while a
negro was Glling tho tank Of an auto
mobile with gasoline The oil in some
way nooded The fUor OF the car and
81 dashed on NJ. Perkinson. who was
standing near-o" holding lantern
isniicd. and while efforts ware balnr
made 10 save Mr. rerkinson the car
vas practically DESTROYED. Mr.. Peliin-
liouS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

INt,IIHUKG, VA. january lt.-The
,emperaiure in Lynchburs during 1915
ranged l0' degrees. according 10 the
annual summary OF weather conditions
shown by the records OF the local sta
ton Of the Weather Bureau. During
the year the precipitation aggregated
3i.i6 inches, being 1876 inches below
the normal based upon continuous
records since 1871. The maximum tenn
pcraturc. l0a degrees, occurred Aug
ust b. when all records for the station
were broken. The minimum zero. oc-
Cured January Il. The mean maxi
mum temperature for the year was
Ga degrees and the mean minimum
- degrees. The greatest precipitation
in any twenty four hours was La
inches, June 2o-26.
The prevailing wind direction was
from The west. with a maximum We
locity of th!riy-scvcn miles an hour
from the northwest February IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
Unemployment In Eleven state.

WASHINGTON. January 14-IInem-
ploEment Of common labor now exists
In Twelve States as against seven {.
the National Council Of Defense to
its State councils. which were. urged
ployment for those needing IL. The
states in which thore is surplus
Of labor are California. Colorado, Idaho,
tana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon
and Utah.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
INVESTIGATES VENTILATION
Working Conditions Service Making
Inquiry Into Impedimcnts to
Hcnlthful Conditions,

WASHINGTON, January 14.--entiIa-
ton, temperatures. humidity, dust, and
other impedimcnts to hcalthfui work
inE conditions will be investigated by
the Working Conditions Service Of the
department Of Labor. which is now
making preliminary arrangements for
the appointment Of a Commission r.
undertake this work. W
The dispensaries Of the National
lamp, Company have been placed NJ
work SSs"A vi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
SUPREME counT or. APPEALS.

Glidewell VS. Murrav-J,acv 90 a.
Gucd and submitted -
lily OF Richmond vs. Virginia Rail-
, MnH Hnu iowcr Company. Argued ant,
ne next cases to be called:
nu"mS vs.. Tri-City Amusement Co.
i!u FONT Co vs.. Taylor
South Norfolk Land 20 vs r.h.u,,
western Union Telegraph Company
:, Moore VS.. Norfolk and Western Rail
H,'antic Coast Line Railroad Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
seven Cadets Are Held

w IN IL Us IEIi, W.. January e.
Seven cadets Of the Shenandoah VAL
Icy Military Academy are held under
bail FOR thcir appearance i'm court to-
morrow en- charge of fcioniously as
sauliinE another cadet. Edward Run
cutter. of Main, Va. son OF prominent
farmer and fruit grower. The CADETS
under arrest are William Koch John
Sprngue. Ninccnt Williams, Eugene
Anderson. Bryan Rurdette. Marshall
TO tho story told by Runcu;ter. he is
n first year man at the academy. and
p. was ordered never To address his
"supcrinr' cadets except as sir" and
yes: sir" Once he failed 30 do this.
result ing in his being laid across 4
barrel and struck twice with an inch
bo?"d by each Of the seven cadets.
making fourteen blows in all He an
r"aled 70 Major Edwards for rrotcc-
ton. The warrant was Issued nv or
ders OF Commonwealth Attorney James
j.. Reardon. The bows claimed they
werf simply hazing Buncutter and did
ret intend 10 do him bodily harm but
his father has determined TO fight
the case i'll the courts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

Tie iNnuaI melting OF Frances Bland
Randolph Chapter. Daughters of the
american Revolution. was held yestcr-
day. Mrs. l.. w. Finch, regent of the
chapter, gave :. very interesting re-
port OF the work Of the chapter during
the year. which 'was confined chiefly
10 war work. This year reconstruction
work will hold the attention Of the
orga nization. All OF the present OIL
GERS. with Mrs. l.. W. Finch as regent.
were reelected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15
CHICAGO LIVE sr0CK MARKET

EIIICAGO. january ll.-Hoss: Keceipts.
5000 head: market generally steady: TOP.
!76a; bulk of sale, l74oRiz1: butchers. l7.aO
opl.G5; light; lI.oogiT,5S; packing. lG.75@17i0;
tnrowouig. i600Gfi 1850: pigs good. li.5o On IL So
Cattle: Receipts. 5000 head: choice steady:
others slow 10 - cents lower; beef cattle.
or s;ocH.. cows and he:fcra. 6oGDti.a5: can.
ners and cutters, G.25I5.0o;t stockers and
1925: veal calves, good. l6.006plS55.
Sheep: Receipts, $1,000 head; opencd steady
higher: lambs. choice. 1854 a 1876; good. Is co
cp16.5o: cuils. Ii.kool360: feeders is7sGSI5.S;
oulls, 500Qe750
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-15

i.fNCHBCRG. VA, January i4-The
apahiversary OF the birth of General
local Confederate organizations a,
Court street Methodist Church NEXT
sunday evening. at which time an an
propriatc sermon will be preached nv
The pastor. DR.. q. L. Booker.