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AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Feverish, Closing
Slightly Higher-COrn
Advances.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WHEAT.

New York. July I3.
The wheat market was moderately ac-
i've ana price changes were feverish. Early
in the day prices advanced &c to lc n
bushel on overnight buying orders prompted
by the recent reports on black rust in the
spring wheat belt. Advces on the rust
situation received during the day were %
less sensational character. however. and
longs sold quite heavily on the early upturn.
resulting in decline OF about liac from
the top. IL seemed 10 be the opinion oi
some traders at least that an advance OF
&c bushel in four days had discounted
much OF the rust talk. On the decline there
was renewed buying. however. on evidences
OF a more active export demand from new
American winter wheat. and late In the day
prices were firm, closing with net gains of
l2c to ssc. Export sales were estimated at
about 200. 900 bushels. Of which fully 5O0,-
OG0 bushels were new American wheat.
Southwestern cash markets were firm, with
comparatively little wheat Offering and
fair demand for domestic milling account
aside from the export business. The weather
was favorable for harvesting operations in
the winter wheat belt. and while il was
still hot in the Northwest the forecast was
for somewhat lower temperatures. In the
local cash market No ! durum wheat was
quoted at l.204c; No hard. l.24c: No
Northern Duluth. l.3liac: No l Northern
Manitoba. 1.3llec. all o New York.
CORN.
The corn market was moderately active
and steady. closing with net gains OF sc
10 &c. There were some complaints Of
high temperatures and lack of moisture. al
though good rains reported in the
Ohio Valley and private adyices said that
some showers had occurred In Kansas. The
cash position again showed frmness, and
export sales for the day were estimated at
about 300 900 bushels. Liverpool was ir-
regular. but stocks abroad were small and
export offers were not pressing. In the
local cash market No 2 yellow corn was
quoted at 907sc New York.
OATS.
The oats market was comparatively heavy
most Of the day. and final prices were 1sc
to %c net lower. Longs seemed inclined
to lquidate in the face OF bullish news re-
garding the crop situation In Europe. and
export sales OF 200. 900 bushels at the sea-
board, as well as rumors Of about million
bushels in the West. The local cash market
was frmer standard quoted at 4sc: No 3
white, 46i5M47c: No white. 45l3M 46c
fancy clipped white. 47nM49c; ordinary
clipped white. 46ll4sc. all elevator.
RYE.
Market steady: No 2 Western. Lose c
New York.
CHICAGO PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

The coffee market was very narrow. with
quiet trade. Early in the day there was
moderate selling pressure owing to an easier
tone in the Brazilian cables. and first prices
were 4q6 points below the final of Wednes-
day Local longs seemed disposed TO llqui-
date. and during the morning the market
acted heavy and the active positions ranged
around 5n7 points net lower. On the de-
cline there was buying by several prominent
brokers. and late in the session prices raj
lied. closing at the best Of the day with the
net losses only lm3 points. Prices here are
still below a parity with Brazil. and on this
account Europe is apparently inclined to
take a bullish view of the local position. but
the volume of foreign business is still very
much restricted by limitations 70 cable trans
mission. Cost and freight offers from Brazil
were firm, with Santos grades 5n 10 points
higher IS being quoted at l0.45n loose. Lon
don credits The local spot market was firm,
with a fair demand. and prices remained
unchanged on the basis Of 9i.c for Rio rs.
Range Of prices:
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The local market for spot cotton was 9uiet ,l
and Z points lower at l2.9Oc for middiins
upland: sales. 100 bales. .-,.a-..,hod
southern spot markets were telepI@t".t t 't
a. follows; Memphis steady. unchaneed AT
IS 1ac. sslcs $50 bales St Louis STEADY,
Unchanged at l3Isc: sales nil. Houston
quiet 5 points lower at lS;6oc; sales M. M.
little Rock quiet, unchanged at lSe sales
nil. Galveston quiet. UNCHANGED at Io.'oe
ssies nil New Orleans steady. unchanged
st i3c: sales. l.255 bales. Savannah quiet
unchanged at lSc 4: sales. 81 bales. Charles
ton quiet. unchanged at l2%e; sales MI
Wilmington steady. unchanged at l2t2c
sales nil. Norfolk quiet. unchanged at loc
sales. 81 bales. Baltimore nominal, u
ohsnood az 18ikc: sales nil. Augusta steady,
unchanged at l2.75c sales. LOSS bales.
Receipts at the ports and interior points,
with comparisons, follow:
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ADVANCE in Bank of Eng
,,od Discount Rate Fore
shadowed Here.
nIIF TO RAISING OF
RATES BY N. Y. BANKS
:. .;rtaqe of Bank Deposits
Over Semi-Annual Settle
ment Period.

,...., ~ the Bank Of England yes
.. IN advancing its discount rate
- " 20 6 per eent--the first change
~ ,ho hank rate was lowered to D
s"~ ..,, in August. l914-while not
Y...llv y" expected in banking circles
hos nevertheless been fore
~. s.sovsd in the stfTening Of money
-. 80 On this side in recent weeks
-. sharp rise in money in New YORK
u.8e il imperative, if London
~ n- % retain the use Of American
s'I s'rs;cc balances, for the bank to
sa ne developments here with a
,- reS' discount rate. FIRST reeosnis
fSn' he climbing tendency OF
ron ~ q, This side was noted in Lon
ronsi y, month. when the leading
cen .~ there. after conferring with
sSnhsiis sx,is Of the Bank OF England de-
o1l.s on.'s's - mark up discount rates IN
The open market ,
-" v'hv the Rate Was Advanced
,.-,ns the greater part Of the war
..s and up until very reCehtiS
pels. bss been much cheaper IN this
m0ns. than in London. AS money
mnSr ,.T. tends TO seek the most favor,
sS ~ ssld OF investment, the natural
.,. ~o.s was that American bankers
80 II profitable 20 establish bal.
vsSs 80. in London to take advantage OF
-. higher interest rates prevailing
M, ~ Until the current advance IN
na1sy .a. rates occurred on this side
..s.,Gitions 80 have been such as to IN
80 S~.S The retention Of New York and
- BALANCES in London. But the
.s-.irg of frmer money on this SIDE
tss changed the whole programme
ss5 with every indication that the
%.-..t will continue on firm basis
:. bocs-,e necessary for the London
Ss,kers 10 counteract the tendency OF
View York bankers 10 withdraw their
BALANCES from London. Quick action
~ss imperative 20 Offset such a move
,,srt in view of the existing steadl-
-sss in sterling exchange. Now, by
,si.inc the bank rate the price or
-orov has been raised in London and
.broucbout the United Kingdom,
vbieb. il is hoped. will tend to retain
soreien banking balances in the Ing
l!sh markets.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
Ptomaines Fatal to Policeman.

Lieutenant James F. O'Neill, of the
Newark police force, died yesterday
at his home, 243 Lafayette Street,
Newark, from ptomane poisoning,
which attacked him after he had eat
en- heartily of canned chicken on the
police excursion July 5. He had been
member Of the Newark force for
seventeen years. He leaves a wife.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14

The eottonseed oil market was stcsdier
early on covering. due To evidences Of a
frmer technical position. which also served
10 check selling pressure. Operations were
limited. however, and total sales for the dsy
were $500 bags Toward the close
slightly easier tone developed and final quo
tations ranged from points net higher 10
point lower. On the whole. ne market
was very narrow. and there seemed to be a
general absence of interest.
Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables {;
Spot cotton quiet sales. 5000 bales specu-
lation and export 500 American. 5000. I'm
ports. 1000. none American. Midupland.
sold. Futures opened quiet but steady, un-
changed to u point lower closed steady at
a net advance OF 415M5ia points. July
August, 7.s7d; October-November.. 7.l6d ;
January-F February, 7.69d March-April. 7.6sd ;
May-June, 7.66l9d.. Observation-Disclosures dull
and irregular cloths quiet.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
SUGAR FUTURES.

Futures opened quiet and dull. 2ai points
lower. with first sales $50 tons. Later in
the day lack Of outside demand caused
selling movement. and prices eased of sew
eral points but at the close a covering move
ment by trade interests caused values 10 re-
gain some of the early loss. and the market
closed 5Ge points net lower. with total sales
of 900 tons Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. July l3. 1915.
BEENES.

BEENES.
Receipts, l.5i6 hsad; mainly for slaugh-
terers. No reported sales to-day. Feeling
steady with moderate receipts expected for
Fridays trade Dressed beef slow at l2l.c
10 l6c for city dressed native sides.
CALVES.
Recsipts. 2s5 head 225 for the market.
mainly late arrivals. Prices steady. no
skim milks. Veals sold at Sl0.75MSl3.26 per
100 ID culls quoted at Ssnss. Dressed
calves steady. City dressed yeals sold az
l5isGfiqIsc: choice selected. zoe; country
dressed. i2iaMl7l4c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 2.i77 head; ~ cars on sale.
The market was steady and all the offerings
we're taken. Ordinary to good sheep sold
n s5.BOmS 81 per 90 10; cuis At - medium
10 choice lambs at si0.s56,ll.75. Dressed
mutton in fair demand al ia l5c: dressed
lambs ~ l60i ls &C: few at l9c.
Hogs.
Receipts. li50 head very few on sale
Narte, rated steady "a firm az Sl0.25NSl0.5O
for light TO heavy. ss.75QSs.sO for roughs.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington igly i3.-Tho condition of ne Uni'ff
states Treasury Al ile close q business 70 ip va
81 haiarae fn general ffnt $3.50. .s>f 81 total
afiiIrsfr sr.e.pfs g. dfy g 1li iii. i1fN o.insy
pavu.rli'. today. S. as So
rle 0fHrN this fsrai scar Is N'.n-.eNn. against
deficit - $40 Tt6 4si lfsf yesr Nr'ulito q Pan
ANA Cana. and public dot tTsasAct.cas.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
81 100000 More Gold Here.

Gold amounting to sS,OOo,oOo was
denosited yesterday in the Assay vi, !,
Gce by J. 2. Morgan & Co. coming
slS9 siSs' otGooO sent to New York and
pbiIadelphia on the present movement
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, July l3. 1915.
RITTER

Receipts to-day. 1878 packages; Cream
cry. extras (92 seore). per ID. Zs1sQ -se
higher scoring. 29A Gs3Oc; frsts ls9 10 81
scorej. 27M2sIc. seconds ls9 to 81 scorel'
25iLM26lsc; thirds, 2ilaM25c; creamery. un-
solted extras. 29m29lc: higher scoring. 80
GSic; frsts. 27G2sl9c, State dairy. tubs.
finest. 27lsm2slsc good to prime. % "a &c :;
common 10 fair 23Gt25c: renovated, extras,
26i5c: frsts. 25M26c; lower grades, Z5@-lc :
ladies', current make. hrsts, - = 1 z4c . Sec-
stock, current make. No |. 22l2023c; NO =
g2c: lower grades. 2lm2lIec.
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FLOUR AND MEAL.

Trading in the -four market was again
quiet. as buyers we're not inclined TO pay
mill prices. and most of the business done
was through reselling at concessions. RYE
FLOUR quiet; fair to good. $1,000 $3.50 ;
choice to fancy s5.35M $3.50. CORNMEAL
steady kiln dried. S4.15Msi.20. BAG MEAL
steady: fine white and yellow. $50 coarse.
sl6i FEED-City firm bran. bulk, s22.4O 4:
100 lb sacks. $3.50; heavy middlings do.
s2460 -four middlings do 1872 red dog -four,
40 10 sacks. $3.50. Western firm bran. 100
ID sacks. s2l.75N $3.50; standard middlings
do. s23.l0Gs23.60 -four middlings do. s27.lO ;
red dog flour, l40 ID sacks, S3i.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was only moderately
active. and while price/changes were narrow
the undertone was barely steady. II was said
that the cash demand less active. and
while hog prices were higher the movement
was comparatively free. Receipts of hogs at
Chicago were y, 900: estimated for Friday
II 900; Kansas City received 1000 and
Omaha 9.l00 PORK firm; mess. s26.50H
s27: family. s2sMs28.50; short clear. s2jGl
s27.50. BEEF strong; mess. slsQsls.50 !:
family. sl9.50Ms2O50; packet. sls.5om sl9 !;
extra India mess. sS0is3l. DRESSED HOGS
steady bacons. lSSsc: $50 ID. l3Isc; 100 ID,
llc 140 h. axe; pigs. liaic. CUT MEATS
Picked bellies firm; 10 ID. Ice; IL ID,
Ice II ID. l5iac. Picked hams steady at
l6i5Mi7I5c. TALLOW easy; special. eac :
city. 9c: country. 9m9%c. LARD steady /;
Middle West. sl3.50ds 1880; city lard steady
at 3Ssml3iac; refined lard steady: Cont
nent, sl4.35; South America. sl4.60; Brazil,
kegs. 1880; compound quiet at ii5sm l2Lc.
STEARINE quiet; oleo. l0Ac; city lard
stearine, lsSsc.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt IN
on the Stock Exchange Thursday:
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Initial dividend initial dividend and eoreI
period from April 10 20 August ]. being a. tho
rate OF per cent annually.
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CHEESE.

Receipts to-day. 4,9I6 boxes. STATE, " NJ,
fresh, fats. colored, specials, lo19a lo-tc |,
White. specials. l5laml5Ac; colored. average
fancv, i5MI5i4c; white. average fancy. 10
mISi,e: l twins. specials, l5a,c; average average
fancv' i5LMI5iLc cheddars. specials. l5tt
S1Isc. average fancy l5AM l5iac: single
Daisies. fancy. I6h@l6l2c; all styles un-
dergrades. Aal4As Wisconsin Visions, n.;.;sa m 1877 ish
SyisiIc" single Daisies. l6l2c; Young Amer
icas, i7c: state. skins, current make, spe-
cials. i2ihmlS%c; choice, ll@l2c; fair TO
good, lOla0l0Ae.
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BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, JULY l3, 1916.

Trading In bonds tho New
SSsV'o against sSSoioo Wednesday, &3ooo
year ago. From January to date s5692ooO
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case. sl.5Omsl.75; Cal, jumbo crate. $3.50
s4.25 standard crate. S3.25M 81 pony craze
s2.5OTsB.25; fat crate, Sl.50mSl.75; MEL
ONS. Honey Dew. Cal. crate of 5 TO u, sl25
Msi.75: WATERMELONS. Ga and Fla. per
100. sl5Gls40: carload. sl5oM $500: PINE
APPLES, Porto Rico. red Spanish. box, 30;
Gts350. Cuban slMs2l0
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
EGGS.

a~ad ertra fine, per doz. 26i2M27c; extra
Srsts. 25iSd26c; frsts. 23a @25c 4; seconds.
JIG; 81 C. checks good to choice. dry. 2Ol292lc |;
under grades. l5q2Oe; state. Penn Penn Ja11 Sn@
nearby yo-doa9s hTnPsry TO good 2Sassc gathered
,.S;,ss ordinary to fine, 25M 29c: Western
wn1' snd Southern gathered whites. 24@2oe /;
anu anu Penn and nearby. hennery brown. 2s
S,S9c. Gathered brown and mixed colors; 70
gt27c duck eggs, State and nearby lholah
os.,
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14

The situation continues wholly IN o1Sei.
favor. There are very heavy STOCKS oi , ',.y
- n',otations are rather extreme az thi'
writinS' v,r Clover and mixed not wanted rye
straw abou. steady Hay. large baled' t'm,
ST','S1 Tn' sIsGs24; shipping. Sl5usl7; fancy
light. clover mixed. s23 No /. clover mixed' siSI
sism 500 lower grade, clover mixed s.ii
SIS. RYE STRAW, No !. SlZWSlo' oman
bales about 81 under large.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-14
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES. Northern Spy. bbl. sl.50I Si.oO :
paId,ein sl .5OGsi: Ben Davis. SlMS5 new
hsrd-nirked basket. 75cm Sl.25; windidls'
ost,-5c PEARS. Ga, lie Conte. Dbl. szN - :
ia Ie Conte. s3ms6: Fla. Sand. bol. 80
: PEACHES. Ga. carrier. 75cmS2 PLY No
n, burbank. carrier, sl.500 $3.50 chEH-
pT-e rcd and black. ID basket 2oWooc :
80 3o1 SOc sour. 206 35c black IN boxes
IN bTifoc. red, 4Gsc: CURRANIS, cherry
.,,,.~t s6i7c: small. 5u &c: SIRANbhk-
RrFs Western New York. quart. 90 lfc up
river aG9c; staten Island. "a Long 81
I'D laqc. Hilton and Irvingion. od lOc :
Tereev. 31ec; BLACkBEkhlhS. Jef.es'
o',art 46se; Del and I'D. 3U6c RASPBEk-
RIES. up-river. red pint ga &c gSr,ey; ,5p 5y
2H5c: Backcaps, 5Hoc SNhl.hD "a
RfEs. Penn and Jersey, mountain: qaat'' ~
Ml5c: other Penn and jersey lfisc Del
and Nd. 7Msc; y c. 7@ Zoe COOS Ebh.E-
RIEs. large, green, quart pa iVc sn,a1' ,sn
green 4d6c bushel basket. SlWsL50; ANo-
CADA PEARS. Cuban. box. SlN 81 :
ORANGES. Cal. box. sl.5oNs5; Fla sZn
$50; GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. as % size and
condition. box. STA ms4.50; Cal, box, SlSo"
ga. Cuban. sldsl.5O; LEMONS. Cal. box'
s2. 75Ts4.50: imported, slm Si.62; LINES.
Dominican. bbl. S6G$7: Cuban. hbl so.oOH
So. NUsKMELONS. y c, standard crate.
Il soTs2: pony crate. slMsl.25; fat crate,
50l, soc S c. standard crate. sl.5omSZ ;
ronv crate. simsl.25. ga. standard crate oi
AZ sf5OTsl-5. standard crate OF 20, fl--1
Msf.5O. pony crate. Slff sl.25; hai crate. 10
M-Se; pink meats. Tat case. 259fl5c Nj,
standard crate. s3efSs. pony crate. s-.5ON
So. fat case. sIgsi.75. pins meats. fiat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
COBB IN DESPERATE Squirt

The tight FOR the batting leadership
Of the American League IL almost ms
thrillinS AZ the bunting race itself.
slowly. but surely. the demon Tvgcr Is
creeping up on Speaker. and Just Il
Jump or two behind him Is .Ioscphus
Jackson. The leading Indian continues
to, to mace the horschidc. but he isn't
hitting with the frequency OF Cobb.
Cobb never. in NIL his brilliant ca
recr. has played with such carnestncss
such daring and such fury as during
the past month. lie is riskmg life
and limb almost daily in his efforts to
top the league. Earlier In the season
it seemed az if Cobb had slowed up
especially In getting down to first.
Hut. in the past month, Cobb has been
racing to the first station at n clip
beyond anything heretofore shown.
The Georgia Peach" during the past
three weeks has beaten out inflcld taps
that seemed like certain outs. At the
crack OF the bat he has been off for
the bag. and when the play was close
lie would finish with Il tremendous
slide. In two of the New York games
he earned hits by, virtue OF two Of tho
most remarkable baseball slides ever
seen. Fifteen feet from the bag on
one occasion he hurled himself at IL
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PROVES HIN>EII
NJ NOV u Z. AI -IIII. L. a ALE

Two sacks nIiey. va said OBJ.
.,'9rN"d the old man wlen he cume to
distribute the clips
We'll. said the stranger. mn take
en- both"
i!c dld, though Thov couId SEQ. fro,r
his play almost - soon as tho rap..
began that he wat 40 ryru The over.
w"ontp@ conndcnco i'm has own ability
that had led him 10 sit down a, a
nnkor Table with four total strangers
Cor IN" old man did not take himself
hand> nigh have been Justified IL
ne had beer playing aim"s, auywnorc
eis" l'r 'hcy moro than suspected him
OF h"'nE rcal expert after Mcy had
watched him for "a tiIn" lin Rlais-
PLAYERS Of tho period personality
tM"uG' his having '',r.,v.Iad H..
E'N"r vas unahl" 10 rlac" him. Int
hrEau 10 have an uneasy f""IinC that
o." was cnulating ON" Eye and mad
,"n" 10 Arkansas CITY Cor rho pur-
ppsc OF being ropcd in
Ev"n an expert may hc ou,,lassca.
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New Virginia Author

Hunter G Co. have just published and
put OF sale a book which Will crafty
many readers in the South. and both
crafty and inform many elsewhere. 1t
is the work Of a new Virginia Author.
Miss Birdie May Baugh. Of Powhatan
County. who into u charming lovc
story as woven great deal that is
interesting and valuable about the old
time life and customs in Virginia. AS
recollection OF the past vanishcs such
records become of higher value and the
greater welcome should be given such
books as Miss BauGh's Genevievc OF
Harris Hall"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
HAVE BILLY" SMITH DAY
POPULAR MANAGER WILL
BE HONOREO WEDNESDAY
business Men Being Asked 1" tic>r IN
shop nnd BaoSt for Team nud
Richmond.

The following letter. which is self
explanatory. was mailed out yesterday
To the Richmond business men:
September =. 1916.
AZ a joint meeting III tho directors
Of the Rotary club. Advertisers club
and business Mems club. II WAS de-
cid"d that these three organizations
crowd to attend the combinntion
Booster. Hone-CominE Billy Smith"
Day ball game Wednesday. September
18th.
The team has unuucstionably hecn
OF great value to this city from an adj
means OF having the name of "Rch-
mond' listed daily in the important pa
pers of the country. The same good
name il listed also oil numerous Broad
scorehoards OF tho other large cities.
which arc Viewed by hundreds Of
thousands OF people. This is Il form OF
publicity that cannot possibly be
bought. and il is Of such value to Rich
mond that il should cause the proper
support OF our R'chmond ball club.
son for supporting it.
The same occasion * to afford an
opportunity for III" Richmond people
forts of "Eilly" smith. tho genial man
ascr of Our team. BILLY has put up
some fight. and hut for such unavod-
hh'c occurrences aS injuries and sick
ness. he would have landed our team
certainly in the frs, division. He is
always on tho job. and is n good Rich
mond booster. Let turn out on
Wednesday and show Billy that our
heart IL in the right place.
y number Of firms have agreed to
close Wednesday nj 40 7. NJ. Others
lave agreed to notify all employees
that each ono desiring TO attend the
game would no at iibertyto do so II
Nour firm will do ono or the other of
these two things. il will be a big help
toward the success of the Booster.
homecoming. Billy Smith" event 4
list OF tho firms will he published in
tho Tuesday and Wednesday, papers. so
please fill out the Enclosed card and
mail to-day SO will know whether
10 include YOU among them or not.
Thanks.
Yours very truly
RICHMOND ADVERTISERS CLUB.
9. y. Mor;land. Vice President.
BUSINESS MEMS CLUB.
6. H. Isatcliffe. President.
RICHMOND ROTARY CLUB
\. NJ. Smith, Presidents:
II. T. Smith. Secretary
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And there Is no nourishmcnt for a
batting average In driving terrific
liners into outiiclders' hands. So Nv
shlfted tactics. lie has been tanning
'hem to the inncld. depending alto
Sether on his running and sliding
power to win the verdict for him. Ana
he succeeded.
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without decreasing BY an iota tho
great speed at which no was travel
Ing. Flo shot into tho sack In a cloud
OF dust-a fraction OF second ahead
OF tho throw.
Cobb has been rather unfortunate
lately with his long drives He hasn't
been hitting them where they ain't."
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Yours very truly.
90, nnttIcs Rrer GInss.

Joe Cox recently uuarrcled with Bob
MONA and was beaten in ten rounds
y day or 50 Later. Ioc got into an
alizing the ineficicncy Of boxing gloves
Joe plunk"d the gent with Il beer glass
and then spent the night i'm fail
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The United Doctors:

The United Doctors:
Gentl"men.--For years had SUI
fered with Chronic Rheumatism and
had been treated not only by :.
number Of reputable physicians. hut
had bccn in several hospitals in this
city, and obtained no relief until
was treated by tho United Doctors.
know of no better way of cxprcss-
ing my heartfelt appreciation OF
your work than by letting the pub
lie know just what you have done,
ISAAC KAHN.
1905 Hull ST