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Evening star., 1916-12-08
SHARP RALLY SCORED
IN MUN|TON SHARES

NEW YORK. December s.-During
the initial hour the stock market seemed
to lack definite trend. one OF the most
noticeable features of the market for
several days past. operators trading on
both sides, with the big commission
houses continually working for the re-
striction of accounts.
Despite these conditions, the first
hour produced 3os. 900 shares OF busi-
ness and the second hour was much
better
Shortly after IL O'Clock the mnnition
shares began to work higher and by
the middle of the noon hour sharp
advance in these specials was We'll
under way. This feature was reported
as due to large contracts which nave
been signed within the last few days.
Baldwin Locomotive moved up
points; Crucible Sttel added Is to the
current quotation at the close yester-
day. S5: Industrial Alcohol was n
better: Bethlehem Steel spurted for
l7-point rise and American Locomotive
sold to SO, or 2la points net gain.
While these gains were going on
Steel common, which had opened urn
for q advance, at 126A. had sold OH
10 l54L, came back to l24%, but with
comparatively little business.
The rest of the market, with the ex-
ception of a few specialties, was ue.
cidedly narrow and uninterestinS. ana
the higher prices, as on yesterday,
brought slowing up in trade IN the
stocks not affected by the early after
noon movement
Evening star., 1916-12-08

Federal Dyestuff & Chemical Corporation
Incorporated
Common ohar@vt par
] @ % @ sa out %~"a: ,s" % s% .%%ss s not" s"
h"'" 7~a n sss" 8 Ne" r" Metropolitan s~s CT" """ York.
Bishop Dyeau6
ignn of ~1ah is file tn t4oping features
a % ] s % s % % % Pa s % s % a % AMID s % nss s % sss ] s% ] os %
preparations ' ' producing
5 s @ ] % soda; ACID ss % ' ssssas = % ~s s % s * s % %
n tss of
a"ns ns h%sS jv @ nav advantage s % @ % % % the @ ua ? as % @ % hw s
establishing %na vaS ~nns na ~s '""
The Congress the United States has
s% sss" % ssa s ss na%s s's ss. s* s; s s: r" york.
George Bishop A ssn" % Ss~ss% % ss ~ss sssns % s~s rss Cleveland
s " s ss cs%s~ os % %e:.@%s "" " ~
John noan Vice President ans@
on"n sa""4r..
s. Ss
ns"" sssss aes. es"sn
Van ryl1
EARNINGS
.ss % ' :~ :s - s % se@e
% s 100000 % sss % % % % . % ] % % s, % % ~ increase
Subscriptions n an
share ~haa aann ntisnaa;bn s~hsnan.
ss1S: WHITE CO., INC @axz3:e
HANOVER s1 BANK s.s4 BUILDING sesSs111sa
WHITE rnrns ELLIOT WORK wE,u1s:ze G BUILDING }
~~,~a~ ~"a"~t~~
Evening star., 1916-12-08
MUCH BETTER INQUIRY
FOR LOCAL SECURITIES
BY I. A. FLEMING.

There was decided improvement in
the volume of business transacted on
the Washington Stock Exchange today,
large business being recorded, al
though much of it was of the small
order investment buying.
Bonds were favored, five issues show
ing on the sales sheet. Capital Trac-
ton 5s strong at 107; Railway As
steady at s2A and 81: Potomac Con-
solidated 5s a shade easier at 101 a ;
Graphophone 6s firm at 102 g and a
number of trades were made in Dis
tr1ct of Columbia Paper IS, the first of
any Importance since listing, at Sc.
Capital Traction shares were strong
with sales at S5N and S57s Railway
preferred brought SIG and sl9s.
A block of Arlington Fire Insurance
shares changed hands at 81. Other
sales included a little WASHINGTON Gas
at ~, and Mergenthaler at Ill.
Bond Issue Probable.
1t is probable that the Capital Trac-
tlon Company will have to make a bond
issue in order to carry out the plans Of
the directors for extensions of the line
in the direction of Potomac Park
Bonds against present first mortgage
nave been issued to the limit The
probabilities are that the utility com
mission will readily approve of an ex-
tension mortgage to cover the improve
ments, and that the interest rate would
nave to be . per cent to be successfully
floated.
1t is just possible that the probable
opportunities to acquire the rights to
subscribe to the bonds may have in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
Tired, Aching
Feet and Limbs

are promptly relieved by applying
Absorbine. Jr., the antiseptic Imminent.
II Is soothing. healing and invigorat-
ing--puts vim and cnergy into jadcd
muscles. One OF the many cnthusi-
astc users writes: Il received the
trial bottle Of Absorbine Jr.. all right.
and at that time was unable 10 walk
without cane. just around the house.
| used II freely, and inside OF two
days could walk without limping
something l had not done in two
months. ! went to the drug store and
procured Il Sl.00 bottle. and to-day can
walk as good as ever. I'll never be
without it. ] am recommending it to
every one l can, for / am a living
witness.
Absorbne, Jr., should always be
kept at hand for emergencies.
AT druggists, S1.0O and $500 a bot
tie or sent postpaid. Liberal trial
bottle for l0c In stamps.
w. r. YOUNG, +. n. F..
oI9 Temple ST., Springfield, Mass
(Advertisement)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
LedUes american
aters in Safety
Deutschland Believed to Haze
Successfully Eludcd Wait
ing Cruisers.
..iBy Associnted rr.ss.l

NhNiuIh III. MASS. November %.
Tho merchant submarine Deutsch-
land. returning to Germany with Il val
uuhlc cargo. wa. believed to-day to
have Left American waters In safety
Darkness. which set IN soon after she
started from New London. Conn. yes
,crs'ay. prevented observation Of the
suhmersibie'S progress along shore
and there was no word from her since
she passed Watch Hin. II. l.. at sunset
last evening.
lf she maintained her speed Of ton
Knots an hour IL was figured she
should have passed Nantucket South
Shoals ltEhtship in the darkness early
THIS morning. Then. with tho open
sea- ahead. tho Deutschland could set
out on tho i.OOo-milc course by which
her commander. Captain liocnig, hoped
again To ovaJc tho blnckadinG YES
sells OF allied navics supposedly watch
ing for her coming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
UGH! A DOSE OF
NASTY CAL0ME |
1t salivates! 1t makes you sick
Dnd yO. may lose
days work.

You're bilious. sluggish. constipatcd
ana believe you need vile. dangerous
calonel TO start your liver and clean
your bowels
Here's my guarantee, Ask your
druggist for 50-ccnt bottle OF Dod-
sons Liver Tone and take spoonful
tonight. If IL doesn't start your liver
and Straighten you right UP better
than calomel aud without gripping or
making YOU sick. I want you to go
back 10 the store and get your money.
Take calomel to-day and tomorrow
you VIII feel weak and sick and nau-
seated. Don't lose a days work. Take
spoonful of harmless. vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and
wake up feeling great. It's perfectly
harmless. so give II TO your children
any time. 1t can't salivate, 40 let
them cat anything aftcrwards.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
WORK OF RICHMOND ARTIST
ATTRACTS MANY ADMIRERS
Exhibit OF Recent Studies by Miss Adele
Williams ON View nj Jener-
son Hotel.

Tho exhibition of the recent work of
Miss Adele Williams at the Jefferson
Hotel this week is attracting much at
tcntion. Miss Williams Is an artist OF
no small reputation, both abroad and
in this country, and her work has been
favorably commented upon by we'll
known art critics. Most of the land
scapes were done I'm New England.
where Miss Williams has spent several
summers. Others are enchanting bits
at wood aud gardens near Richmond
and sketches made In bermuda.
Fresh colors and fragrant flowers of
prim New England gardens hang side
by side with old fashioned village
streets. where one might almost tell
the time of day by the way tho shadows
fail. such is the skill Of the artist in
sunlight and shadow. The gardens OF
Mrs NJ. G.. Patterson and Mrs. Archie
Patterson, with some fall sketches OF
the County Club and the Cary street
road. have attracted much attention.
The study in sunlight and shadow as
brought out by the artist upon the
dress OF child. an "dnicntiug house.
wandering roadways aud waving YET
low flowers is remarkable farticu-
larry good is a character study OF a
small Portuguese boy called THE Boy
with the Empty Bowl"
The beach scenes OF 4 New England
shore and a portrait study of the ar
fists mother, Mrs. j. II. Williams. have
come in for Il large share Of attention.
Miss Williams is Il member of the New
York Water-color club and the Plastic
club. of Philhdelphia and her work has
had notable success at recent exhibit
tions. Examples of her art in Rich
mond arc the portraits of the late
Judge 5. B. witt of the Hastings
the Law and Equity Court. both in the
CITY Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
On the Curb.

NEW YORK. November ac--On the curb
market ,o-,iaT trading was smaller In vol
sues In supply at CONCESSIONS The copper
Motor. ,lsoTlSt;, 1000 Ma kim Munitions. 81.
United Motors. s. Mas: 500 zinc Cons. iSE
-. 40 Standard or Of New York. 90 a cii
20 Standard OIL OF New Jersey. SSS Il 49,. SEQ
CO Gnsd len y Co. Ref l7;.al7ss; ,"eS CTsdsn
i,t .:oo no M"tropoiisn petroleum.. iaT ia.s
Atlanta. 7ms: 10000 Cons. a rizona snneitsrs.
- 5,sds% ,:-;s: zoo CGnsoli,iated N.yada Utah.
Isgss: 900 %irnissins. egsi.; u, 900 Rex Cons.
Extension. 81. n 81: $500 Big Ledge. iIfE
i".3o Green Monster. 1901 1900 Mother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
LEGLESS NEGRO SENTENCED
William Washington Was Active Enough
to AsanuIt SeiEhhor, and
Got Two Hcnrs

William Washington, a negro who
lost both legs in railroad accident.
was convicted by Jury In tho lust,
inEs Court yesterday OF making a ma
lcious assault upon ANOTHER negro.
and was sentenced TO serve two years
in the pcnitentiary.
Randall Wyatt. colored. was convict
cd Of shooting Asa Iipscomb. and was
sentenced to serve two years.
Alec Woodson. colored. was sent to
Jail for ninety days for assaultinG
lanes Rose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
Ropor. for tho week ending xnvcmper 20

R"por. for tho week ending November 20
Choice steers. to Si7: medium to good. i.
TO ~: common to fair. ~ to So. Choice
h"itcrs. TO ~: medium to good. sis to 6a. ::
common TO fair. IS; to ~. Choice COWS. -.
I" 8: medium to good. IA to 5i7 common to
faiT. to az. Rest oxen. -. to 6A.: medium,
To good. an to sH common To fair. : to ~. {:
heavy bulls. "a to s'. light. ~ TO 81. Rest
calves. 10 TO II: common. ~ to 81, Des,
heavy hogs. lot4: medium weight. ole TO aa, {:
liGht. stc TO :. sows and stays. TO Z. Rest
sheep. OH to Gt;: common to fair. ~, to 81:
Hest lambs. 10 TO 1851: common to fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

barge on exports OF foldstuns would have
substantial backing In Congress did good
of sharn nov ahw,nnc, w" ~, .bc nricc M
wheat After rising in som" instances Il;
much as ia.c :. hushcl. tho market turned
weak. and closed unsettled at net rLtns Of
80 to litc. with December at 81 SIS To
j. To ia iSc up and oats. up - t" ;, {, a-.c.
PROVISIONS closed Irregular. varying from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
BOND LIST

Am"ri,an Miiinr Har"r I,........ XIII. D.,
-NiHmu" Coas, LIN. T. .................. 49,,
y. &. LII. and y s............... u
y; g. l., cv. Is t}uttm"ror Cbid,........ ~
th,S"r""l.o and ohio tV. i's.............. =.
th'SapeHk" and OHIO ~. - .......... r5i.
lIEC"tt and Myers Observation-Disclosures. IN
c"hli't MhIln' - ....: .-...-.-...... .si.
horn Railway Observation-Disclosures. Ia.
southern Railway 5S..........-.. . iDa
!, : ,:tsk,'red =. 1870 ,hitl ............ o"':
J. :? tetlsi"r'u -. 1913 old ........ 90. lnIi
Y ;. Registered l.. 1875 ,hidr ............ 10
= Registered Panama Is. 1861 jbiLp 10.
United state steel {. - thidb 800. 1850
Va Hrown Bros GUS ,W. VaD........ y
- S,hhe'i.iC"! D.: ..'.............. s9',
Va Rwy and Power Go. list - irid, .!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK. November 22-Co;ton goods
sd va today TiskinGs were up ic a
a yard To ili.c. Thirty six inch mapped
goods were priced for fall ut advances
ranging from 90 10 liz - per cent over
last year Knit goods were active. worstcd
yarns "old at nov high levels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

SAVANNAH. ca. November 22-Turpcn-
rcipts. 300 casks: Shipments. none: stock
sos 81. casks Resin. hrm: sales. l:2st bar.
stock. +.lo2 barrels Quote: A. b, s.25 a
SIS: e. u. T.. 6Sas75: T.. c.. SIS Il S. 90:
$50; VIC. 100; WV. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
TO ASH HEAP FOR FUEL
Scarcity of Conl. Duo to Wnr. Drives
Dutch 4" Grind UcfuNe from

by Associated Prees.l
WASliINGTON. November 22.-Scar-
city Of coal. due to the war. has driven
the Dutch to tho ash heap for fuel
Consular reports to-day describe A
method of grinding the refuse from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
MARKI.T CONDITlC Ms

P"ultrN-Small chickens in good a ma nd ::
l"rS". Shaggy ones very hard tn sell. de-
iihnd poor: hens In moderate demand: sup
rIS about equal To demand. Eggs Market
hri'. receipts light. Buttcr-Marke higher
an" urn: rcCcipiS light. Country meats
moving SLOW. iiidcs-Markei higher; re
Scint> light: demand heavy. Live stock
ia general III good demand. especially Nc;,is
scar" and wanted. fhc market. "a whole.
- ia good shape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
rErERsnunG rEANur MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
tRcDortcd by Rodgers. Hummer 4 Co. Inc )
PETERSBuRG. ' A.. November 22.-Span-
sh-,Farncrs' stock Market firm. New
stock. s1.2i per bushei.
acknowledgements stock-Market firm.
New stock: Fancy Jumbo. ~ per pound !:
extra prime 3H.c per pound: prime. 3l1c
per round: Smelling stock. Sc TO ;i.c per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
."Ic,GO live sTOCK MARKET.

- ATO. Nov"Wbcr y. Hors-K"CciNiH.
;'."'''. strong at Yesterdays "vorar" .
centS higher. Bulk, s!l1nsa>j: light. sH.i"
q sssj mixed. S..lom $1,000 n".vy. $3.50
cattle Rcccipts. 27.0o: w"ah. Native hccf
cattle. s6.50n sl2no: Western steers. sGGou
ol5. Stockrrs ami feeders. 50 SrTI s. 20
COWS and hciters. s365M $3.50; calves. $40"
Sh"cn- Receipts. 1000: firm. ws,hcrs.
ST.; n 1913: lambs. S9.25H sil.9o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

steady. steers. 81 q a si625: bulls. $3.50,
s6I5; choice fed. s7.5oNt ss.2I; COWS, 325 a
$3.50
C.lve,, lower Veals. soroM snOn. cults
sionMN.5o Grassers s5.oott $3.50: ycrriings
sheep and lambs. weak sheer. a"nG
$50. cmlls, $500 "a sS.15; lambs. $500 sli 30
Hogs steady. Light 10 heavy. se2id
s9.13. rough. $3.50: piE-. $500.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
iSalcs az Union Stnriy srd.b
Richmond. Va. November % 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

I!"lcian demand for compound la'l and
short covering. Sales, %, Sn0 barrels. Tho
inarl<"t closed strong. Spot; RS hid: ""
N"iuh"r. i".I.Ti l".0n: December. - .; ~ L. -
laru.-y. l..I0W Ic.7i: February. l2.5OTl:75'
March. - 1:Tl2;i, Anrii Ic.I2Gl2.1:: May.
u ~ "a i2.1c: Juno. IL 1I1,l"sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
BEIlENE ElIL MNRKEr
- NOT OVEN \I-r

lust what tn" market will do in tn"
r"Nt t"w DAYS thor" = uohody Of export
III III on banking ana ~ marie, technique
sun ar" urm IN Ia" belief that the hull
inhr';"t Is not over by amy ,u,auS rrd tia,
mn '"w stocks hay" made tho high r., ord
nnGlc has purchased nth such abandon
,nrt "a" mark"; FOR tho tim. being. T.
M"WS Affecting values to-day was such a.
N"u!u nav" received only slight attention
~ week ago. Catching tho market IN an
niiNf"t'Tted tat" ths reports had IN I'M
favorable influence. For instance routine
n"riSi.n hy circuit court that III" eight
hnuH law = uucnns'i ,utional would haN"
hut railf"aL stocks hi"h"l under normal
conditions, hui TODAY ,hoy v"rc wc,l> and
IN stree, im"cin"d that failure q: tn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

Cash grain: Whcat-No. = rod. nominal
No red sisi: No. hard. 81 sei.: NJ"
SRI; No. yellow. ~. n e5'.c: No. whit,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
tHy w. q. trcnShaw n Coz
liichmond. Va. November ..

MARkET CrSplrTONS.
Receipts OF apples Hight. demand unusually
t''b'i iOtalo's scarce. good quality bring
inS good prices Market active ON all fruits
ana vegetables
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. November o-AuthOritnfivc
ANNOUNCEMENT thar legislation tor an en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

furnaces and passing II through a
liquid which separates that having
fuel value from cinders and ashes. It
is said that 1000 tons OF refuse pro.
duces twcnty-cight tons OF fuel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
STOCK Is AFFECTED
by SINKING or BRITtNSIC
sinking Of tho Britannia caused selling
~ IN" shin


81 III" shin.
s. ling also was caused by announcement,
tnat ~" American Telephone aud tci"-
~ stock 10 shpr"hold"r- 1T par This an
nouu'"m"nt cleared thu mystery of tho
rr' 't"uS day In regard tn the "ompany's
stock. and demonstrated thai tho scliin,,
r"..,tN hHt been better than tn" buying.
:, ih'n m street sold steel h"c-us" the
~ n.r cent advanc" 20 WAGES amounts TO
"h"ut - share ON tn" common stock II
W. raih'r an npErac"fu thing for tho
~f'r"t"tdNrS 20 sell. iuHSmuch tho three
W"s' advance 81 tn y"ar consumed only
$40 q ton 81 tho S&i.Si tom advance ro-
,,h%r'.SI y ihg .ishl Ealing products of
- q ccnGn" hGll argument IN steel for
obvious r""*nuS. u was uGCftiCially re-
l"rt'd mat inc bag corporation had taken
nr.!"rS Tor i.a"tl'" t"us OF sh"ll stc,d a,
$50 81 ton FOR tn" first quarter ~ I,Is Ys
T"muarcd with $50 tu $50 ton for tn
last half 81 1911
NEW YORK. November - Mcrca7,il.
commercial SiNty day bills ON banks s. goa,
t9.19n'r,iai ,Nty,,d,y- hills. 81 'c'.i ,icsnaut
M'Aic"n dollars. 6.'.. Government bonds
ste dN. Railroad BOMBS IRREGULAR Tim"
lnhiN' .cHSicr SIXTY DAYS. 2S,Wa: uinrty
DAYS ~ n3'.; six months, ~. ~ 31t Cali
Inun"N. firm; ruling rate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

N-..I, - ''"'''''
over So p'r pal" iu tho cotton marl,yt 10.
DAY was fo!'"wId los r.r'iai recovery
steady at ne, d,eliue Of to :. points
Januny so.d ~ TO- -p-!. or Of points be-
and cios"G 80 20 ~
Ih" ixatk"l 9Hen"d steady At an at
N"L,, o', 10 I' n"in,-. hut turned weak
shorty after "a" calf Tt.E "i scarce freight
room '"r COTTON exports and rumUrs ~ an
caSi@r spot basis iu tn" south led to az.
ItrSSsiN" S"illH* - ih' market worked lower.
Hu,i s'iH"fi 'ahe'a ral|i.s OF 10 !. ro!uts
during D. mornus. nH' Zach bulge net
in.i'"s,H "N,r'nS. aud n" market was
N.il W""t S.a unsettled during IN" carly
M1s :" -'r'' "'ln hrg.."i crop deliveries
i"her nr@." go /" u'' loss - 3. points Lat"
an ih' hf'''n'eh pri."~ rallied rr"ity sharp
" ON tfh'"'H GOVERNS, trad" ruy'uE and
nlIl suIpoi' t"r"'is sttd mat spot OF
sIia% s1o t@'"r@. ~ r " u IL 81
lies n6Hi frit"S bg' pocenh"r hcli within
= "' - '"''N ,' '""N!r'
r,o,. 'u,g I'm Low Ciosc.
arutry ....'.... % ..s ~ n q
;:'!."l'h ''..-''..'- ~. ~, -" =" 90
I'M Y,f '''.'''.'..'-- s"n -9s,
80, ,.'''''''.. -I' y ;.h 20 =
'ggt2h"r 90 j q
,,'HD ..co''".., pHl''' h'G!'inS. UpiaHdS.
-'.''' "a .'S i'' u''">
,-1,v ,-r,pt- -.
nm; ,r,aJi'. ~ mug fori NOV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr.

1.KlNEW YORK. NoveIrhcr 2 Law .ucar
1ouici; centrifugal. 81: molasscs. $50: -
SCOT coho" steady: Rio Is, &c; Santos 81
J0i.c
After declining about 10 poirts carly uu.Icr
1iduida ton on tho lieavncss In cotton. tha
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-22
Gro
Gerry CD.

Next Friday, March %, will be cut
price day at the store OF the Economy
Grocery Company when they will sell
staple, fancy and green groceries of
the highest class brands and kinds at
greatly reduced prices.
Remember that these prices are on
ly good for Friday, March 2S. No
goods will be charged at prices quoted
here.
Good self-rising flour, per sack $50
Good plain flour, per sack ..... SOC
Simon Pure Lard. No. 10 pail ..$1.58
A good pure lard, No 10 pail ...$ SO
Compound, No. 10 pail ........ $1.18
Best side meat, per pound 16c
Smoked meat, per pound ........1 TIC
Best Picnic Hams, per pound Ice
Hams at per pound from ....l7to zoe
Nice fresh country eggs, per doz. 1Sc
Nice Fresh country butter, per lb. SOC
Tall pink salmon, per can .........9c
Tomatoes, per can ...... .......Sc
Triple, per can ...... .,..........I 6c
Hominy, per can ...... .........9c
Quaker oats ................... lUc
Good rice at per pound ...........7c
Grits per pound .......... ......@c
Evaporated peaches, per pound ..10c
Dried apples, large size boxes ....11c
Prunes, per pound ..............12c
Gold Bar Peaches .............. 2lc
Dessert peaches, No. 2 cans ......19c
White House coffee, per pound ...35c
Country Club coffee, per pound Csc
French Market coffee, per pound ..24c
Parched bulk coffee, per pound Lee
Lemons, per doZ .............. 15c |
All other groceries at prices in pro
portion to the foregoing.
3. S. AMBROSE, Prop.
Phone No. So No. 225, 9th, ST. |
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-22

VILLA WRITES HE IS
GAINING GREAT STRENGTH

Atlanta, March 21-Wylie Smith /
former soldier of fortune, has received
two letters recently from the famous
Mexican revolutionary bandit, I'M
which General Villa states that largel
bodies of troops are being organized
in various parts of Mexico to join him,
and that he is gaining strength all the
time.
Wylie Smith, who is practically dy-I
ing in a local sanitarium, was asked
by Villa to come and join him and aid
in organization work. This was i'm
mediately prior to Villas raid on
American soil Smith replied that he
was too i'll to consider it, but since
the announcement of the American ex-
petition Smith, although so i'll he can
not walk, has offered his services to
the American government as
scout against the Mexican he was
formerly acquainted with.
Wylie once fought in Mexico on OPP
posite sides from Villa, but won the
bandits notice when he once rescued
Hypolite Villa, brother of Pancho,
from being shot.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-22
NO REASON FOR 1T.
When CordeIe Citizens Show a Way

There can be no reason way any
reader of this who suffers the tor
lures of an aching back, the annoy
ance of urinary disorders, the pains
and dangers of kidney ills will fail to
heed the words of a neighbor who
has found relief: Read what a Cor
dele citizen says:
R. B. Gary, Jr, Fourth Ave, and
Seevnth ST, Cordele, says: while l
didn't have a real bad case Of kidney
trouble, had a dull pain in my back
nearly all the time. If | bent over,
the pain got worst One of my neigh
bors told me about Doan's Kidney
Pills and after taking them, l was
greatly relieved. Another of my fam
lily also took Doan's Kidney Pills and
was helped too"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Gary had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-03-22
CHIEF GOING AFTER
STREET TAX DODGERS

Chief of Police Sheppard has his
force of officers engaged at work,
among their other duties, in rounding
lid delinquent street tax payers. While
those subject to pay this tax are per
haps not any more backward in pay
ing it this year than during any pre-
vious year, the head Of the police de-
partment states that he does not feel
inclined to prolong the time in the col
lection of the tax any more than IS
necessary or reasonable, and, that
while he is reluctant to do so, he will
he compelled to make cases against
the delinquents after short time,
There are a large number of whites
as we'll as blacks, who have not paid
the tax as yet.