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couraged by the favorable character of
crop advices from the greater part of
the belt. and the proximity OF heavier
new crop offerings. This has found a
| reelection in the tendency Of offerings
70 increase on advances. but selling has
been held in check by bullish spot ad-
vices and renewal OF peace rumors.
sition OF the futures market had
strengthened on the decline Of about
per pound from the high level of
august TO the low point of last Mon
day and covering was rather active
on the mid-week rallies, Otherwise ex-
cept Tor some trade buying, demand
aid not broaden much, and the market
Was easier again to-day under renewed
!iquidation with December selling off
10 24.45. compared with 1928, the high
point of Thursday, and 24.2S, the low
point of Monday.
pressed skepticism as to the success Of
peace proposals at this time. In some
rev quarters more serious view has
been taken than previously. and the
confusing influence on sentiment.
Drought complaints from the south.
west nave grown more serious. and
the talk of an average Improvement
end Of July has also been modified to
some extent by recent private figures
One of the local bureaus published a
report this morning placing the condi-
July rs. The weekly report Of the
Weather Bureau was considered very
favorable as to sections outside Of the
Texas drought area. Japanese and
buying carly new crop receipts in the
Southwest, with domestic mills buyers
OF early cotton east of the river. Cen
cral business around the ring here has
remained of small volume. with traders
inclined to wait for increasing new
crop receipts to test the spot situation.
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Quotations Unchanged
Predicted Further Aduonccs in
Meat Prices Not Yet
Announced.
The predicted further advance in the

The predicted further advance in the
priceE for meats has not yet been an
nounced in the Richmond retail mar
ket Everything in the meat, fowl
and fish lines are just as they were
last week, there being no changes in
the supply or the quotations.
The few changes to be noted arc
confined to the fruit and vegetable
markets. For some reason not yet
explained to the retailers, lemons have
taken jump. All the retailers can
tell is that they have been required
to pay from So to $3.50 more per box
than they have been paying, and Of
course must advance tho figure per
dozen. This fruit was going yesterday
at rs to IS cents per dozen. Peaches
are not SO plentiful. but no change
tn price is noted. Hanover water
melons are now quite plentiful on tho
market going at from 80 to 40 cents
per. New sweet potatoes Of splendid
quality have shown up and are being
readily taken at Is cents per quart.
Butterbeans and black-eye peas have
become sufficiently plentiful for the
price to tumble from 25 cents to 90
cents per quart.
The quotations below Will rule to-
day:
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TO APPORTlON MATERIALS
AMONG ALL SHiPYARDS
Steps to Insure Capacity Productio,
Discussed at Conference
with Capps.

IBy Associated Press.1
WASHINGTON, August 17-Proper
appointment OF materials to insur. ca
pacity production In all the Amer
lean shipyards was discussed to-day at
conference OF shipbuilders with Rear
Admiral Caps. general manager Of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation. The
builders are members Of the National
Shipbuilders' Association. formed here
last week to cooperate with the gov
eminent in increasing tonnage pro-
duction.
An arrangement will be worked out
whereby building plants will not be
forced to bid against each other for
supplies. and by which prompt deliv-
cries OF materials may be made. Since
the Fleet Corporation has Communicated
the contracts OF all ships building Of
more than $500 tons. tho government
Itself will undertake to see that ma
terials are furnished properly and at
fair prices
To increase tho amount of trans
atlantic and coastwise tonnage, the
Shipping Board is considering divert
ing large number OF ships from the
Great Lakes to the Atlantic
Much tonnage that otherwise would
be tied up during the winter would
be released under the plan. Most of
the ships would not go back to the
war. but would be replaced by ton
mage now building in lake ports.
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SEDITIOUS UTTERANCEs
ALLEGED AGAINST OFFICER
Nomination of Colonel Reichmnnn AZ
BrIgadier-Genernl Held Up by
Senator Polndexter.

WASHINGTON. August 17.-Scditlous
utterances charged to Lieutenant
Colonel Carl Reichmann. of the Twenty
fifth Infantry. to-day held up that
officers confirmation as n brigadler-
general for the national army.
Senator Poindextcr told the Military
Affairs Committee the story.
Colonel Reichmann. who was born
in Germany fifty-eight years ago. has
been an officer of the United States
Army for thirty-three years. having
received commission after three
toned ut Chicago now as inspector
general Of military affairs for tho Cen
trail Department.
Statements attributed to Colonel
Reichmann by Senator Poindexter are:
That tho United States did In the
Civil War the same things that are
complained OF against the Germans In
the present war;"
That 1t is an outrage to send troops
to France as Pcrshing was sent"
That there will be civil war in this
country IL tho government tries to
draft men who do not want to CO."
THAT we have no business in this
war to fight for England"
That Germany is not fighting Bel
GUM. but Is only lighting England"
That German submarine warfare is
quito what II should be-"
That bomb dropping on English
schools Is perfectly lawful and per-
missible."
After Senator Poindc3tcr told the
committee OF Colonel Rcichmann's al
legged utterances, the nomination was
held up.
However. the committee decided 10
write Colonel Reichmann and allow
him an opportunity to rerute the
charges. Senator Poindcxter agreed
to this. saying he was confident that
tho officer would not deny the alleEa-
TONS Mr.. Poinde1ter said he had re-
ceived his information from a reliable
witness. whose name was not dis
closed.
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Bank CIcarings.
81 W ". EaStcrday 4 Col
Richmond. Va AUGUST IL

NEW YORK. August l7.--Bank clearings
In the United States for the week ending
August It, rs reported TO Bradstrect's Jour
nal. New York. aggregate 1855. 677 400
against 35.2ll SW,OO last week. and 81 36G. lSt,
coo in this week last year. Canadian clear.
ings aggregate S2ll $4,000. against s2oa.
:OS 600 last week. and Slo5.sss.00O in this week
week. with percentages of change shown ~
compared with this week last year:
New York: $3.50 $500 increase. 45.5
Chicago. 55.0i0.Jo0: increase. 1879.
Philadelphia. 1901. $1,000; increase. os.1
Boston. s25l .7s5 00O: increase. 5i.5.
ST. Louis. Sl2o 975. COO: increase. $40
Kansas CITY. Slf3.347.o increase, So
Pittsburgh. $s63ae. 900: increase. 1870.
Cleveland. s703z6. COO: increase. 4c.4.
Detroit. 365.5iO.0J0: Increase. IAI
Cincinnati. 34O7s5oOo Increase. 2af
minneapolis, t4.i22. 90: decrease. $50
New Orleans s305Ss. coo: increase. 1913
Los Angeles. SIS. 1S2. toD; increase. GO.
Milwaukee. 32t.873OfD: Increase. 27.0.
Richmond. {25.Is1. coo: increase. ss.5.
Atlanta, SZ2.if7.fD1: increase. 3l.2
Louisville. $l3.tel. 0l0; increase, 1875.
buffalo. flSCpl.Gc0: increase. 245
Seattle. f2324G.D1: Increase. iS.3.
81. Paul. 81. sG7. Gla: decrease, $50.
Denver. %l6.252oiO: increase. 1855
Portland. Orr. ii5.olo.oop; increase. A9.
Houston. fii.2ss.oJ1: Increase. 40.
st. Joseph. {I3.3h8.CDp: increase. a5.7.
Eait Lake City. t12 1913 600; incrcahc I'll
Providence. 33I:t.DO: tncrcare s.
CnlumbuH. S11.1.o.T0: Increase. ga.
Fort Worth. l9.t64. go: incresac. 1D.3
Washington ID. C.. 1io.3o7. 900: incrcane. 30
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"THE MASSES" LOSES OUT
Post-onlce Department Denies Maya.
zinc Sec0nd-Clnss Mailing
priYIlezes

NEW YORK. August 17..-The
Masscs. Socialist magazine. which was
barred from the malls by the postal
authorities. and thnn got an injunction
oblising the government to grant II
use or tho malls. lost out completely
To-day. The government FIRST got a
sthy OF Injunction. pending another
nearing. To-day tho Post Onice De-
partment notified tho magazine that
IL hhd been denied nccond- CLAM mailing
prifIlcscs because II appeared from
evidence In the hands Df the govern
mcht That Tho publication was not a
newspaper or other periodical pub
i'cation within tho meaning OF tho
law"
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professionals. PICK \.
WEAK SPOTS. FOR RAILS
o News In Stock Market to Affect
Course Of Prices, One Way
or the Other.
FAIR SPIRIT AT VERY OPENING
transactions Soon Fall Or, However,
and by Noon There Is Perceptible
Lull-EigOr Drive Niauc
-. Against Rails.
by BRuAnAN WALL.


>, NEW YORK. august lin ,o-days ees-
zion OF the stock market there WAS a lar
spirit to the transactions In the nrst half
hour. but they ieIi OF after that. anu II
noon there WAS perceptioie luii.
There was ho news 10 Affect the course
situation. picking Out weak spots for bear
raids. United States Industrial Aicohol WAS
Z points. Later there Was a recovery OF some
points Motors. Shipping and tobacco
issues were touched upon iisntly.
Just before noon ID vigorous urIrc was made
moro were recorded. Delaware and Aud-
aon went down close TO luo. the lowest level
lures We're Now YORK Central. Reading.
Chesapeake and Ohio and southern hahwaH.
preferred.
own. and Steels MADE substantial gains:
United States Steel and Bethlenem IL"
gained moro than point over yesterday $
CLOSING. CoppeIs were nrm and narrow. -
we're the sugar shares.
The basis oi the RAID on the rails In gen.
eral was the discussion OF new financing for
several OF the lines. notably New York Cen
tran and the reputation OF coal prices. The
latter undoubtedly had something to do
with depressing such issues as PENNSYLVANIA
ger between United Cigar Stores and To-
tacco Products but they were promptly
denied.
The market continued to gather strength
slowly in the late session under leadership
of tho Steel group. but prices Tell back from
the top level Just before the closing.
NEW YORK, August l7.-Mercantile paper.
44W5 per cent. Sterling sixty-d bills.
>$4:I2t4; commercial siHty-uay bills on banks.
Smn; eomme,eal SKY ,day, eis; s474t.:
silver. s5H. Mexican dollars SIS; government
bonds. tirrn; railroad bonds, irregular. Time
liz@iI: six months. A.. 90 per cent. Call
mope!. steady; ruling rate, per cent.
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COI.uUS Mal,hErS.

NEW iOkh. august slight carly
RAINY was followed W relieved weakness
.Olton today. with DrSenuer contracts
, sealing OIL 10 .iiS, AND CiUsins 1T .i.iJ The
SSherdl iSt Closed otcauy al h net VI
10 % points. me NERVOUSNESS cduseu by
the SUSPENSION oil rauiiS AL sugar futures
. eSi:ln,u To nave cHliTc.y disappeared over
hasn't. There were svai.ereu uuSiuS orutrs
around the IinS at tue op.ulis pullit lower
ior OetoDci. Out S.neTA.iy To points
LishCr. Inis Mas supposru To reflect cover
lnS DS soiue u !CstcIu.S sellers OF ACTIVE
hiontus. OSlourr touching Gi.Js and January
AL StoFe scriuua drought eoInI,iaints from
Inc SOUTHWEST, priNa.r REPORT pIacInb me
conciiicn ~ 80, compared with as the
end Oh } ufS. aHli lnc Father iuore optlInisl
view ot.-oGr.n. IreiSnt conditions created by
London aurCes. Mciv factors Oh The ausanCe
Except iuf covering tneIr seemed To bu Mt
tie demand AROUND the Iins. Yesterday y
'Outiisn spot auNiLes were Ioiiuwcd W rAluer
vague runsois oil an easier basis. and the
lnarhet turned easier uIrIaS Tie afternoon
Tired Wall street and M.s,erH longs were
credited with Iiu0luallo Oh Tue decline
-ioy TOT OCTOBER anu - 40 Tor January. This
mace a uiet !oss vi ABOUT - 10 - points
the Inoru active positions. CLOSING prices
were lew points w from the lowest on
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSalos at Union Stock YardyJ
Richmond. Va. August II, 1917

1917: ~
Choice steers. 1onan: medium to good
~ @sh: common to fair 7qs: choice heiferH
tair, SCI; choice cows. "a M; medium to
sood. SCI; common to fair, ~ gth: beat
oxen. so Si1 medium TO good. C6I7; cominDn
to fair. sac: hest heavy bulls. 7N9S: light
SCI; best calves. II Qpl2h: common TO fair
H0lf1: shoats, 12Gl3; sows and sts "a. sG6ii:
best sheep: e41: common to fair. ~ dp5h:
Ia. ~
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAnKET.

,.CHICAGO, Angust T.-Hogs receipts,
record; bulk. .l7s0a sIs.55: light. Si7.ioes
.lseo: mixed. tl7i59 tl8.75: heavy. ,I7D0
Cattle: receipts. 900. slow: native beef
cattle. ssld4 &li.oo: Western steers. $1,000
SlS.i5: stockcrS and feeders. s. i06t 50 -:
COWS and heiiers. $4,000 $3.50: calves. $1,000
Sheep: receipts 10000. weak: weth.r,
$..!t q sli.l0: lambs SIC. 25 q jl6Io.
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Nominated by President.

WASHINGTON. huEunt I7.-CIaArnce
ou"'ey. or College Station. TEX, and
Raymond a. Pcarson. Of Amos, iowa,
were nominated to-day by President
wilson to he Ansinthnt Eecreinrtrs OF
A6rieuiturn. under provisions Of tho
food survey law.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. August l7.-Raw sugar
quiet: centrifugal. I.39: moiasses sugar Gel :
sehned. STEADY. line Eranulatrd. ai069l5
Butter. nrm. cheese, irregular. Spot coffee
quiet: Rio Is. 81: Santos -. i0h
: After an initia! slight upturn. cottonseed oil
turned easy under scattered liquidation on
: the decline IN lard and lack OF new outside
interest on tho long side Final net losses
were IS to % points October sold from l5.I7
TO 1880. and closed at 1880. Sales. q 500 bar
reis. Prime crude i3 ~ nominal Close steady:
spot IS q bid: August. y 30 q 1870: September,
1s.+o ql5t2: October. i5sl0 i5.32. Novernbe r
1895 q 1900: December. lts3nliot: January
-Ls3SnS: February. lAsiGHss: March.
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RICHMOND EtUlr MARKET.
WhOIe,ule Quotations.
CHICAGO GtAUN MARKET.

CHICAGO. August lL-NirtuaIIy complets
stoppaGe OF buying OF immediate delivery
| corn had bearish effect on that commodity
to-day. and also on corn futures. The close
was nervous with cash corn down Is cents
Il bushel and futures at lis to lh net de-
l.Cyrs Wheat gained cent. closing hrm at
2.ol for September. Oats lost n to u cent
and provisions finished mostly l0c to i5c Off
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SAVANNAH. GA, August l7-Turpentine
hrm. SiS. Gr2S; sales. 4oS casks: receipts isi
CASKS. Shipments. IS casks: stock. 81. 5li
ceipts. l.Csl barrels; shipments. I.I95 barrels:
stocks g. goo barrels Quote: II. ID. Il, -
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NEW YORK, August I-Port movement
Midoiins. blot. sioCn. I.USJ bales.
Total for wech-Net receipts. sy.2Ji pa les;
Exports. 1904 pdies.
Total foI s,ason-Net receipts. l2O.7li bales:
exports. lo..lao bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August I.-isear pressure
MAS against values IN the cotton market
to-day. ana while there IurioLs Of
stfaaIncsa. BASED on The unfavo crop
situation IN Texas and the strength OF spot
markets SencEaiiy in the South. the trend
was uowAHa!u. last prices showing net
losses OF IS 10 - points.
Ia the early trading there was scattered
selling which depressed tn. market IL 10 10
points out this depression met buying
stimulated by q private condition report OF
t0.S per cent Indicating d loss Tor the last
fortnight OF 10 POINTS. For d while :, COM
parativeiy steady tone prevailed. hut IN tho
afternoon. in the face OF a rise OF - points
In spot quotations. pressure Was Applied and
a break ensued which carried the trading
months . TO = points undcr yesterdays last
quotations. Closing bids: October 23.S2:
December. aS.l: January. $3.50. March. - 30;
May. $50
Spot cotton Arm. IS points up. Sales on
the spot, tes bales. to arrive. 50 bales. Mid
ding. 26.5c.
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bOND LIST

Am. Writing Paper Is ..................... ssh
Anglo French Us SSss
Atlantic Coast Line LIST As. IS
a. Z. L. cy Is (BatimoreJ tbid) 800. ST
a. Z. LII. and \. col. As (bid) ......... 7SK
Chesapeake anu Ohio CIV. iL2S. ~
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. 5s.............. asis
liEgeit and Myers bs Observation-Disclosures. 9yi2
Mercantile Marine bs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3i.4
Sea BOARD Air Line ADJ. oS.....-........... oSL2
southern hallway Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 66ta
southern halfway bs ....................... 97;s
Y. S. Registered 2s. 1880 tbidl ............ go.
y. ). Registered IS, 1918 (Did) ........... syt.
U. S. Registered Is. 1875 tbid) ........ 1851.
U. S. Registered Panama SIS. 1861 (bidJ.. So
Y. s. Liberty Loan W. i................. 33.S2
Y. s. Steel s. I. 5s......................... 1Oils
Na.-Brown Bros Gus. CIV. VA l.tsk.uJ -
.Ta.-Car. Chemical Co. LIST SIS (bid) .. IS
Aa.-Car. Chemical Co. V. 6s.............,, 99H
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PETERSBURG PEA NIT NAL

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
(Kspor!ed by Rodgers. Tlummer & Co. Inc>
PETERSBURG. VA. August l7.-Spanish-
virginia; farmers stock: Fancy Jumbo. 60
per pound: nominal. Extra prime 7lac per
pound: nominal. Prime 7c per pound: nom.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
WhOlchnlc 0mOtntiOns on Exchange
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKYT

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK. August l7-Beeves. irregular:
steers. Sll.5Ju Sli IS. bulls. $1,000 $50; cows
:+So@; 500; calves steady; vcas. sA0o0
&l.0: cuiis, 3lluoa si:V9; grassers. 1900.
sheep and lambs. steady: sheep. 5000
5000: lambs SIS cog $500; cuils. SlOOo Sl3 o.
Hogs. higher at {l7.15GD Sls2o; rough $500
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Weekly Cotton Marked

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE cotton
market has shown continued nervous
ness ana irregularity during the past
week A great deal of bearish talk
has been heard around the ring. en- :.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. August I7-Cotton good, war.
quiet to-day and yarns better In tho knit
ung lines The wool markets wcro steady:
ready-to- wear, quiet. and raw silk eaasr
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations
~. u, 1urfl~ a.
Richmond Va

81 Richmond. Va. August II. 1871
Poultry.
Chickens. choice. small. ID. q ~
, Chickens. choice, medium. ID Is "a n
Gniekens, large. lb.............. IS "a n
Hens, ID. -....-.....-............. u a
~Roosiers. each .::....,i......... y . 80
DECKS iatse- 'ouhr le:..'.-..
In crates. nearby. fresh. do.
In crates. other sections, doL a IS
.Guinea esga. doz .;:....-..-... q 20
E:sa's.: s40' ..1- 'r ss9 b.:
1914 Live Stock.
yeAls. choice to fancy. h.. q iak
.,Seals, poor 10 fair ID ........ 10 q IL:
Calves. runners per Ih...... a 10
Sheep. 10. ..........,...... a
lambs. spring, ID. ............. Ii 6 Il
Cattle. far TO prime, per Id. e.
Country Bacon Newly Cured
HaraB. small. well smoked.... a 10
Hams. large, well smoked. 8 d q
Sides. well smoked. lb....,,. Is d AZ
Bbouidora. we'll annexed. b.. q a "a
.. Lightly smoked bacon. .........1e 70 &c h. les.
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Jowls well smoked ............ IA @ 10
Hides.
Green. sailed. per Io........... @ p
Green. per Id Observation-Disclosures. Q ~
Calf sklnS. TO size....-..-- ! bO G W
Horse hides each ........... 81 ~ oV
Sunk calf skins each..... Is a. rs
Hides must be sailed III wN<n weather.
Wool.
Bright, No. l tubwaSned, 10. 70 % ~
CHI unwashed. free OF burrs 6S 0 20
Ch, unwaShcd. lightly bury Is " %
Gu. unwasheU, medium bury % ~ %
CHI. unwashed heavy bury TO ~ q
CONDITION.
Poultry-Hcns very active; market higher
and stronger. chickens also very active
EEgs-Market firMer. Butter-Market firm.
Hiues wuoI-Unc hanged and in good demand.
Live stock and veals higher, and wanted.
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Norfolk 4 Western Railwa
Atlantic Coast Line

Tho StandnId ND ', Haiir1ad Of tho South.
TRAINS EEA 1VnE R RiHhi %, bsl bAr,
For floride and South: sis a..
p feF NoFiolkii s;25 A. n. .s:oo. A n. ,-ss
.rMS[. 100 q w T. M ~. US U.s. 2. n,
A. 81. 900 ?: Al. s;ss p: n ''"s
For PeterBburs: 1850 A NJ, 6:2S A NJ.
S:1s A. NJ; 900 A; NJ. $3.50 A. M a:o7
s:a5 ZIP p. NJ. s:ss Mi fsitS P. NJ. 6:55 p. II.
2. Ii "~
Trains arriye Richmond daily: sos Az
1:si .s Mir6 Ss:iS A. Nj $40 A. n. lice
Gas P: NJ. 7:.s ?. NJ, $500 p. 81.
Tins Of SnhSay. Sunday only.
nections not guaranteed. Wv
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CASH gram: WNcut-NO. red, g.22: \
red. 2I2ela.:); No. hard. 2.206D225. Corr
No. yellow. l.S2Qt $50: No. and I yeilo
nominal
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE& OHIO RAILWAY

Ga, La Vie q N cal. sI.yv r .n.u. n
Nam Limo Local $3.50 n rS.Ss 1a
James tuyer Linz, $1,000 a tS.s =
\. News. NIX, Old PIT, $500 n sS:oo y
Newport News, Local, $40 .syy p
Trains arrive from Nix sll:t0 a ss.In p
i , 4, .a:+s, p1 Locals, Is:'o =. 1859 p
:Daiiy Except SUNDAY.
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HOTEL MAJESTIC sI.Finia Ave
Ocean View. Capacity, 400: elevator; prt,
yate baths, etc White service. EpoclaL
$3.50 up weekly: Amer. plan: 81 up Eurss
pean plan FREQ garage.
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Total sales for day, $50
Total sales for week Give days., 2247l00
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway ComD,r

supst seuLhs SGheuoIe Of April II, IND
Schedule Subject 70 Change without
Train, r. !, leave RiehMond b.s:se A II. y
A. ~. / p. 81, ] +. Il, Up. Il. 3. a. ~
t;:3 p; ~, $50 p. ~ 7:io r. Ii. bs F. Il.
;, TRAINS leave Ashland $3.50 A. ~. BIZ A.
~ nom MI al: o. a a.. 10 a. 81. I'll A. n,
2. NJ; $500 P. M $40 r. Ii. S:ie ~
day. &c Sundays only. e"-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-17

F ART is expression, then the Aeollan
DuO-Art Piano is the art OF music
personified Whether it be the Weber, the Steinway
the Steck or the Stroud-any instrument pictured
on this page whether its cost be hundreds or thou
sands it is still the persOncatiOn of the witchery and
gOres of the musical art. WHY?
Because when plays does not play, but the master
who made the record does play You do not listen to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-28
CLAREWORE'S SIDE.

Governor Williams has granted TO
the citizens of ClarcmOre public
hearing on Friday next, at which time
he will hear arguments tending to
show that his action in signing the
appropriation bill for the maintenance
OF the Eastern University Prepara-
tory school located at Claremore Will
be a just and righteous act. All ef-
forts possible will be made by the Citi-
zens of Claremore and other sections
to try to convince the governor that
1t is only fair and right that the school
be continued In its present useful ac-
tivity by having the necessary FUNDS,
$50, 900 for a period OF two years, pro-
vided The appropriation bill passed
both branches of the Legislature in
the closing days with little opposition
and since that time II has been up TO
the governor, together with other APP
preparation measures, 10 receive his
signature or veto. But recently the
governor abolished the one other sec
ondary school OF the First congress
sional district-namcly the one at
Broken Afrow-and now, should he
refuse to sign the measure for the
maintenance Of the Claremore institu-
tion, the First congressional district
will be without secondary state edu-
cational institution, which does not
seem right and just from the fact that
this congressional district, with It's
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