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The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
b. F. Keith's-vaudevine.

A treat Is in store for music lovers
this week at B. F. keith's Theater.
Heading the bill are Joseph E. How
ard and Ethelyn Clark in a musical
revue, and the supplementary attrac-
tions each have their quota Of tune
full melodies. The Howard-Clark
revue Is particularly excellent, Clev-
erly conceived, and splendidly exc
cuted. 1t reviYes the song hits Of the
shows Of other days, and presents
them in a picturesque and realistic
atmosphere. The songs, incidentally,
are all the old popular compositions
OF Mr.. Howard, and pretty Ethelyn
Clark. the musical comedy tngenue,
assists the composer with a voice of
rare sweetness and a dozen of more
attractive costumes. There are four
scenes, ranging from an old-time tav-
ern through the Vicksburg levee to
Chinatown in Sacramento. A most
attractive feature of the act Is the
dainty figure of the Guide. enacted
by Eileen Poe, who Is not only very
good to look upon, but reads her
lines with particular charm and clev-
erness. A striking pair Of hose worn
by Miss Poe caused so much favor
style will probably hit Washington
The famous Arnaut Brothers,
world-renowned French, clowns, have
a clever musical act. They play on a
variety Of stringed instruments, at
the same time performing all manner
Of difficult acrobatic feats. Their
imitation Of two mocking birds Is one
Of the best offerings in vaudeville,
besides being screamingly funny.
Katheryn Dahl and Charles Gillen
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
BeIasco-AJoan the woman,


Bringing history to lie is the noblest
function Of the motion picture. Joan,
the Woman" the DemiIle MIN produc-
ton running Tor a second week at
the Belasco Theater, Is the best ex-
ample thus far displayed Of what
may be done in that direction.
Here is a producer who has the
good judgment to avoid the cheap and
trivial elements that have spoiled so
many attempts to utilize the splendid
themes Of olden times. This does not
mean that he has been content to ex-
hibit the cry Dcnes Of history, for
the Life story of Joan Of Arc Is here
unfolded with all the humanizing aid
OF romantic imagination. But there is
a dignity and artistic sincerity in the
treatment of the tale which many Of
the pretentious historical films have
conspicuously lacked.
Geraldine Farrar as the Maid Of
Orleans" gives life, strength, and
beauty to the portrait. and these quail
titles indeed form the keynote of the
entire presentation. Realism in back
ground, equipment, and action. has
never been carried further. The sacred
and visionary parts of the theme are
expressed with the utmost delicacy,
and at the same time the elements OF
distress and terror are realistically
displayed. Innumerable details show
a purpose on the part OF the direc-
tor to make thing of beauty.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
NatlonaAlsThe FirehZ..

What many believe to be the
Aoorn Opera CompanyS most en-
Joyabls revival. The Firety," re-
ceIved splendid Endorsement at the
an audience which succumbed COM
pletely to its charming melodies.
The Fire1y" is q little Italian
singing girl who borrows male at
tire in order that she may escape
from cruel foster father. An old
ter and makes Of her famous
prima donna, and she tnds the man
Of her hearts desire.
This operetta is continual sue
cesston of tuneful surpriseS-not
high brow" but pleasant and
Fhythmical measures. colortul and
harmonious II one may pick a
gem or two from a Veritable mint
Of them, selection would turn. first
to that waltz song or such tender
sentiment and gayeIy, when a
Maid Comes Knocking at Your
Heart" or perhaps "Giannina," !"
both beautifully gwen by Maude
casted last evening.
Love Is Like a Firehy" was an
other charming number for Miss
Gray, and "A Woman's Smile" re-
cetyed spirited rendition from
Henry CoOte. The popular Sym
cores for Charles H. Bowers and
Edna Temple, while DE Trop" was
a eomical hit for James McElhern,
Lillian Ludlow, and Harlan Briggs.
% Miss Ludlow dances very nicely
and Mr.. McElhern had to sing a
half-doZen verses Of that near-clas-
sic, "A Little Bug Will Get You
Some Day"
Beautiful Ship From Toyland"
gives George Shields fine basso op-
portunity, and Ethel Boyd had no
difficulty in looking pretty as Sylvia
be complete that omitted mention
Of the capable chorus.
Indeed it is a dainty and delight
full Operetta, with its pleasing mel
ody, delightful wit and humor, and
capable Interpretations The
FREELY"
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
WEALTHY RESIDENT
SUED BY HIS WIFE

Chester A. Snow, a 73-year-old To-
cal patent attorney, is being sued for
an absolute divorce in the District
Supreme Court by his fourth wife,
who is very much his junior. Mrs.
too much affection for his niece, Mrs.
Maude Emory, while Mr.. Snow de-
clares that his wife became quarrel
their stay in Europe, and thus caused
him to leave her.
1913, and have one child, Dexter Hub
bard Snow, 8 years old. The child's
nurse, a cook, and a chauffeur, all col
ored, gave evidence in the case.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
PROPOSALS.
oFFIcE on THE 7CoMMIssi5

oFFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONER, D. q.
June a. lSs7.-Sealed proposals win be ~
oeiEed at this offics. Room 30. District Build-
inr. until o'clock .. m. 90 JUNE a. isiT.
f0 the construction Of sewers IN the District
Of Columbia, involving the construction of sp-
proxima;ely 80 linear fest q foot iBch spsH
masonry sewer, Including timber aud pilirs
foundation. Forms Of proposafs speci6eztions
and Necessary information may he obtained
from the Chief Clerk, EnEins1 Departmfnt.
Room t5 District Building washington. d, G.
OLIVER r. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROwNDOw,
CHARLES W. KUTZ. Commisi0neus, ID. O.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
Keep Looking Young
It's Easy-If You Take E-Z
Tablets

The secret Of keeping young to feel young To do this
you must watch your liver and bowels There's no need Of
having salOw complexion, dark rings under your eyes, pm-
pies, bilious look in your face, dull eyes with NO sparkle
Yo doctor viii tell you that 80 per of all sickness
from inactive bowels and liver
"EE' Tablets the substitute for calome are gentle in
their action yet always effective They bring about that ex
uberanee Of spirit that natural buoyaney which should be en-
oyed BY every one by tong up the liver and clearing the
system Of impurities.
Tablets are purely vegetable and absolutely harm
less They do their work without ipng cramps or pain One
hundred little ehoeoteeoated tablets cost 25c Sample pack
age, Sc. Sold BY
!. .O'DONNELL'S DRUG STORES
:, AND ALL OTHER DRUGGISTS.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
THOs. }. OWEN a son. Aucts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALTARLE FRANC
DWELLING. CONTAINING SIX RbONS
AND RATH, on HIGH STREET. ANA
COLTIA, d. c.
BY urtBe Of a certain deed n trust, duly
recorded in Libor $50. folio Iel et So. of the
Lsnd Records Of the District Of Columbia and
at the request q the party seemed thereby. The
undersigned tnrTees viii sell a. public suction
IN front Of the premises on TUESDAY. The
18Th dRv Of June. A. u. 1917. at 40 o'clock
.. m. the follow described land and Tremissf
situate in the District n Columbia and desiE
mated as and being lot - in Sluarc sos, accord
ing 20 Mat recorded in Book ~, PAGE 4. one q
the land Tecnrds Of the SurveycTs ONE oi thH
District cf Columbia formerly known part
of lot Il, Chichester" and s1bdivided By
William V. Atha and James r. Campbell
Terms ot als: Ope-tklrd cash. balance In one
and two years with Interest 81 psF csutum Ter
annunl. PAYABLE semi-annually and secured on
the property or all cash At purchaser optiTn
A deposit OF 800 required At fine q sale and
the rurChasr- allowed fifteen DAYS 20 C1Enplett
the purchase. Further particulars at time q
sale.
CHRISTIAN J. GOCkELER.
JOHN A MASsIE,
Ssl2I5Is Trustees.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
Pistol Duel Follows
Dispute Over Quarter

New York, June ia dispute over
quarter early today brought wounds
to three young men, one of whom
may die. As a result Of the fight, in
which numerous shots We're hred, -FOUR
arrested, The party had engaged a
boy to watch their automobile while
they were in a cabaret. When they
returned to the machine dispute
arose over the amount due the boy.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
Glen Echo Park.

With weather that in a measure re-
sembled the ordinary variety for the
middle of June, last night brought out
big crowd at Glen Echo Park. Never
before have the attendance figures
reached the high mark that the first
month Of this season has set, thou
sands turing out whenever the
weather Is suitable for outdoor diver
sion.
Starting early, each car outward
bound for Cabin John last night car
ried its full quota, and when the first
of the movies were shown the fun was
on in full swing. The youngsters
piled on the carrousel, hundreds romp-
ed in the Midway or watched the
others do an the stunts, while still
others along the row of booths kept
the "barkers" busy.
The dance pavilion drew its usual
share of attention, and apparently
every one on the grounds spent part
of the time either on the floor or the
promenade watching the dancers. Not
until nearly midnight was the, final
number played and a start made for
home.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
BIG FIRE DESTROYS FOOD.

Detroit. Mich. June 1S.-Fire OF
stroyed 800, 900 worth of groceries
and other foodstufrs stored in the
warehouses Of the General Grocery
Company and Wright a Parker Gro
ssry Company sre
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
ARGENTINA FAvoRS U. S.

tina has followed the course of Uru-
quay in adopting the position that
Argentine territorial waters may
be used by United States warships
without violating this country's
neutrality, 1t was stated authorita-
lively today.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

BO0KKEEPER's AssIsTGNTj YOUNG
lady prefeTed none but experienced need sp
ply good opportunity. Apply in own hsndWrit-
ing to BOX 06 Herald ofice.
SIX Al CANvAssERs; QUICK RETURNS
and good money for WORKERS. Apply Mr..
SHERRY. The Washington Herald, before 10
any morning.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
THos. J. OWEN & sON. N1ctio6eeT1.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
DWELLING on CAPITOL AVENUE,
IVY CITY
BY virtue of a csrtAir deed of trust. dulv
recorded IN LibsT No s15s. foBo IG q so. n
the Land Records Of the District Of Coluu,hin
aud az the request 0f tie PARTY secfTred thereby
the undersigned trustees will sel 81 ufhlic
auction. IN font n the Urrmisss M FRIDAY.
TIE I'd DAY OF IUNE A u. 1917 Al 4
o'clocE p. p. tie follow. BF-descTilsd land and
premises. situate in the DlSiriat q Columbia
ard dCsiEusted - and beIn- part ~ I1t T. IA
block 2 in Ivy City SuhdirisiOn. IS recorded IN
the Ohice a the Surveyor 0f the District ~
Columbia in B1uk Levy Crurt No. 2. PAGE -
and more particularly GrsCrihed Hs follow:
Beginning at the northwest corner a. sid ~
y and running thence n0rtheas'sFly along tie
northwest Hnr = said Dot l3l5 feet and thcn-r
southeastern in line Israllcl with the r1uth-
west line q sid lot go feet aud thaDca sCtrth-
westerly along the rear line n said ut 81
feet, and then northVestgr'y along the snufhwrst
line Of said lot lOD feet 70 the rlEce Of bcslB-
ming.
Trrns o. sale: OTe-ihfrd casl: lalance IN M.
and two wears with interest AZ Ter c..utum
per annum. Darable ssmi annually and secured
on the property sold 0r all cssh at purJhsssrs
oTtiOn. A deQosit Of $40 required a. time ~
ssle and the purchaser allowed fifteen dAN -
comIlete The pJUchEss. Further pIrfIculars o.
time Of sale.
CHRISTIAN J. GOCKELER.
JOHN A. MASSIE,
SeI4I6lsn Trustees.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
$500 WoRKMEN STRIKE.

Schenectady, N. Y, June 1S.-Jpon
tric % csai cann Of :. tas hsscSsr enera 1seco Eec,
employed as machinist. $500
men struck here today.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19

Barnacle." Alice Joyce and Harry T.
Morey, late stars Of "Womanhood,"
will be featured on Friday and Sat
urday in . problem play, The Ques-
ton"
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
HELP wANTED-MALE.

LABORERS-APPLY, READY FOR WORK
in country. % Eighth street wharf, Steamer
Volunteer. 10 a. m. Wages. oc Per hour.
WANTEDI3 EXPERIENCED FURNITURE
hADdlers; good wages KRIEGs EXPRESS,
lza II ST. NV. ,-
COLORED MAN 10 WORK IN WASH
room. WEST END LAUNDRY. IT3 Pa. ave.
HOUSE PAINTERS WANTED. APPLY b.
L. WEST, M NJ q. NV.
CARPENTERS = ABOUT TWO MONTHS
work. l0lI Euclid t. nv.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
HIGH-CLASS
SUBSCRIPTION
SOLICITORS
WANTED.

Brand-new. Al proposition.
World-beater for quick results.
Quick money for hustlers. Apply
Mr.. ROGERS, Washington Herald
office.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
First Night at Theaters'

present another Of the musical one
ings which is pleasing to the eye and
ear. The act Is well mounted and
Miss Dahfs gowns are a sartorial
triumph. Danny O'Gill, u. s. A."
Is a little Irish-American sketch re-
volving round three or four Irish
songs sung by viii Oakland. Music
even penetrates the timely sermon"
which Joseph L Browning offers in
all the solemnity of his character of
a Methodist minister, and George
Skipper and Myrtle Kastrup sing a
number Of catchy songs, including
Joan Of Arc" Lew Pistol and o. H.
Gushing as two darky minstrels
stranded in a forest at midnight are
Musical Trio have q tuneful act.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
AUCTION SALES.
PRANK NJ. DEPRo, AuefioneeT.

10 WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: on sATTR-
DAY. June 2, 1871, at 10 oclock a. m, Ne
VIII sell At public auction in fEout Of our
Storage HOuse. northwest corner TeIth Ftre-t
and Pe7hsyiTania GTenus northWssr Washing
ton. ID. @. TO psg storAge charge etc an
househoh eOods ADd chsttFls stored with d. IN
the folloWing names: Mr. c. b. Carl. Ma
Mary KidWell Mr.. James Y Padsstt, Mrs
g1seph c. Runsey. and Mr. Z A. Rurson.
90. Ft1nk N. Depro. sucOessor jelZB
THOs. J. OWEN a son, A1etIo6eers.
TRUSTEES SALE OP TWO vALuARLE
FRAME DWELLINGS ON ELIJCOTT
PLACE. NEAR VINCENT STREET, RENO,
ID. @.
By virtue oS a certain deed u trus eu5
recorded in Lbsr No. SI7, folio ~ e. SO. a
the Land Records of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of the Tsriy secured thereby.
the undermined surviving trustee viii sel AZ
public aUciinn, IN front of the pFenisas %
WEDNESDAY, THE 2TH DAY OF gUNE
A. ID. 1911. at o'clock .. N, the following
described land and prrnisss. stuEts in the Dis
trict of Columbia. and dessnated as and bsinF
lots 2 and 2. In Block g" NOV Square lstl
q Onions A BJtl's Subdivision of the Rel e
tate Of Giles Dyer. deceased. as MD subdivision
appeas Of record in the Once Of the surr-yur
for the District Of Columbia
Terms Of sale: One-third cash balancy IN one
and two years, with iuteres, al psr centur
per annum PAYABLE semi -aunuhIly and serlrrfd
on the property sold. Or 81 cash At r,Irchaseris
option deD1sit Of SOD required At time ~
81 and purchaser allowed fifteen DAYS 20 ssn-
plsts the purchAss. Further psrticulaa At time
q sale
THOMAS WALKER Surviving Trusts
W. c. TAYLOR. Attorney for Party Secured.
Selss022E
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
REAL ESTATE.

I DESIRABLE LOTS CsESss, ON PEYTON
ave-. Del Ray. Va; TeJ reasonable. AppIy
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
Careful Investments

OF money in First Deeds Of Trust CFirst Mort
cages On Washington. d. C. Real Estate always
give the full interest promised and the return q
all the pEirciple due. regardless Of the varying
Incomes and values Of other securities, and they
are not subject 10 taxAtion- We have been sue
cessfulB engaged in making these investments
for our clients for more than q quarter Ct !
century. lnTestments SO. 500 to S00W, at g.
81. and per cent now ready for delivery. Large
investments made.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19

We furnish large padded vans and careful men
70 handle your goods
PACKERS Of furniture. pianos. china, brie-a-
brac. etc. Experienced men only.
SHIPPING to all parts Of the world.
STORAGE for furniture. pianos and houss-
hold goods.
KRIEG'S EXPRESS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
WEAKNESS OF STANDARD
.RA|L STOCKS IS FEATURE
some Show Losses Which Garry
Them to Their Lowest
Levels.
MARKET DEVELOPS DULLNEss
Short Interests, Apparently Fearful
They Might BE Caught Mapping on
First Day Of Liberty Loan Sale,
start to Buy at Opening Bell.
RY sroxoH MAIL

b egN yr,xr- SloNoN WALL.
3L 1oLday's market which was unusually
Irregular Some OF the rails showed losses
Wnlcn carried them TO their lowest levels
Vow YORK Central, on its indifferent August
earnings showing. lost lis. Union Pacific
iosl T. Baltimore and Ohio 2is. Chesapeake
nnna Ohio ]; and Delaware and Hudson pa
feinhn,sylvania gained !. point trading
within narrow range.
Ihe market. after displaying marked
activity and strength at the opening, grew
soIs IN spots and developed duiness
snort interests. apparently fearful they
might be caught mapping on the first day
OF the new Liberty loan hotstion. started
INTO buy when the opening bell rang. There
buying orders TO be flied for ia rgain hunt
eIs who have recently been accumula ting
When the buying furry. paused tho soft
spots In the market quickly began to make
their appearance. Motor stocks were es-
pecially weak. General motors. in fairly
active trading lost ~ points.
The steel lis, maintained strength through
tural recessions from the top prices United
States Steel closed with gain OF liz:
teckawanna Steel was up III: Cruciblc Steel.
IA. and Bethlehem point.
NEW YORK. October l.-Mercantile papcr,
bh 45h. Sterling: sixty day bills. SiIlis:
commcrcial sixty-day bills on banks sal:
'st.6E: cables. $40 ,le; bar silver, 95,s:
steady; railroad bonds. irreGuiar. oi Tins
loans, nrm: sixty days and ninety days,
6SGs; sii months. g. Call money. easier;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
ACIDS IN STOMACH
CAUSE INDIGESTION
Crentc Gas, Sourness and Pain.
Row to Trent.

Medical authorities state that nearly
nine-tenths Of the cases of stomach
trouble. indigestion. sourness. burning.
gas. bloating. nausea. etc. are due to
an. excess OF hydrochloric acid in the
stomach. and not, as some believe. to
a lack OF digestive juices. The deli
cate stomach lining Is irritated. diges-
ton Is delayed and food sours, causing
the disagreeable symptoms which
every stomach sufferer knows SO we'll
Artificial digestants are not needed
In such cases and may do real harm
Try laying aside all digestive aids and
instead get from any druggist few
ounces OF Bisurated Magnesia and take
tenspoonful in quarter glass of
water right after eating. This sweet
ems the stomach. prevents the forma-
ton OF excess acid and there Is no
sourness gas or pain. Bisurated Mag
nesia Tin powder or tablet form--never
LIQUID or milky is harmless to the stom-
ach. inexpensive to take and Is the
most efficient form of magncsia for
stomach purposes. 1t is used by thou
sands OF people who enjoy their meals
with no more fear OF lndigcstion.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
AUCTION sALEs-To-Day
(. BY N. w. BOWIE & SON. INC
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS
AUCTION SALE OF
No. 3O3 E. FRANKLIN
STREET AND
204-2O6 E. CANAL
STREET.

In execution of a decree of the Cha,
GER. Court OF the city of Richmnna
Va. entered on the 9Th day of Marni,'
tho style OF "a Spcirs GEORGES E Emaer
etc. vs.. Anna b. Boykin. Ellen p '1 H0t..'
Kin ct ais" vii! sell at public ;,os-
t t,on auc'ioH' on the respective prem
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1917.
the real estate above referred to :,
the following manner, to-wit: :"
First-At 4:30 O'Clock T.. NJ. No an,
last rrankiin Street. a three-story and
about eleven rooms. bath and us,,.ssi
conveniences. The lot fronts 81 qua,
! inch. and has depth between porsi
i ie, INES OF IL ieet ! Inch. abuttiug q
And Immediately Afterwards ,ho,,,
o,clock p; NJ; Nos. 2o4-2OG East Can :
street SnG ,un me s i3t fronts 40 feet inches
inches. and has two brick houses
we'll as Il Lrick shop thereon. as
g., Inc hrst named piece of real estate
land values arc sure to increase Ths
second named piece of real estate t t
lords an opportunity to printers ca
penters and contractors 10 seci,ro
good location convenient to tho -
ness center. ' D"si-
The buying public is invited 70 ~,
TERMS: One-third in cash AZ, "a,
residue In three equal instaiiments ae
FIX. twelve and eighteen months. Win
notes and deed Of trust on IN ny
ises sold: or all cash. at the on, To-
the purchaser. 'u ot
a; sPEIRs GEORGE.
Special Commissioner
hereby certify that tho bona -,
quired OF tho special commissione-
the above cause has been duly given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
THOUGHT BANKS UNSAFE
Now Woman 10 Mourning Loss of s2s5
Which Represented Her
Savings.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October /.
Mrs. Jane Morris. who lives alone Ola
Flat Top Mountain, In Greene County.
was robbed a few nights ago of s2S5
by an unknown person. Two hundred
dollars of the money was In gold and
SIS In currency. Mrs. Morris. who had
accumulated this money by degrees.
was advised to put 1t in bank, but con-
sidered 1t safer on her person in tho
day and in her room at night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
KEW YORK rRoDrCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. October Raw sugar,
fined. steady. unchaneed TO s points higher !:
cut loaf; ss5; eFushSd. 500 mopid. 4 ss5:
powdered, s.S0qs65 iine graduated. S&5qs
s:Sh. diamond a, SIS: confectionery a. IS
&s4o: No. / s?0as.35 Butter and cheese.
firm; spot coffee. quiet: Rio Is. sl.. Santos
After frmer opening duo 20 the strenE, h
Of crude, cottonseed oil turned weak In alb
sence OF commission house support and with
lard but IN the last hour. rallied again on
covering and closed generally points lower
to 2 higher. January sold from lG So 1866.
closing 1875 Sales, 1900 barrels Prime
crude, l5.23. nominal. The market closed
steady Spot, Ills bid; October, no: De
cember, 1913: January. is.75; March. 1856:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02

ket was quiet bu, generally steady during
to-day.s trading. with December selling up
general list Gle .ed steady a; a net advance
OF TO 20 points. The market opened steady
at a decline OF 10 points on October, but
genera ly TO II points higher. Early buyers
seemed disappointed that crop damage
reports were received from the path OF the
recent storm. while the outlook for
generally fair and weather, and
prices soon turned easier under scattering
liquidation. January sold OF 10 23.i2 and
March to 3. IS, making declines of 3 to 1
points from Saturdays close. Comparative
is light offerings were absorbed by Liver
pool buying. and the market nrmed UP
during the afternoon Two more private
crop reports were issued one making the
condition CAS- against 696 last month. and
the other Is comparing with the govern
ment report OF 6i.S last month. II was the
first day OF trading in the new Liverpool
contract. but there was no increase in the
amount OF straddle or arbitrage business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02

n distinguished son OF "Tech." addressed
tho corps Of cadets here to-day. His
talk was devoted mainly to student
life and the work of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute in the present ma :
tional emergency. Mr.. Priddy has been
attending the annual convention OF
the National Association Of Life I'm
derwriters In New Orleans and was
elected president of that body for the
coming year. He was warmly received
by the cadets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
RICHMOND LIVE sTOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, October J. 1917.
Choice steers. 1iSSia: medium to good.
So 3 io,s: G., ce conn 20 fair. 7gsH. ,cheiee
common to fair 6h PIX. Choice cows. III
rs; medium 70 good. 6h@7i1: common to
fair. 81 T6. Best oxen. SU9: medium to
good. Ga q h;,. common to fair. s.. df6ta
Hest heavy bulls. 7N a %: light. Gd7. Best
calves. 1914: common to fair. u6l2h.
Best heavy hogs: 1874; medium weight,
1917 ~ 10: shoats. 12aH; sows and stays.
loGl2. Best sheep. 7QS: common to fair,
6 q 6i7. Best lambs. 1iGIl5; medium, l21lt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02

$500 @ $780,. Western calves. s1o.s2n q ,n75.
Sheep and lambs. Arm: sheep. $3.50 q sll so:
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