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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24
CHEERFUL FEELING
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

NEW YORK. November 23.-Brnd-
streets Tomorrow will say:
More cheerful feeling, probably born
of the apparent success OF the allied
arms overseas. heavy governmental
buying. tho return of Liberty loan
money into circulation. 30-cent cotton
unrestricted ordering by the excel
/, icntly situated surplus crop zones,
record high bank clcarinEs and super
animated activity in most Industrial
lines turning out essentials Of war
arc factors that easily eclipse any
tagging tendencies that prevail. In
number OF lines. and moro especi-
ally in the East. buyin: for civilian
account perforce reflects pause. this
being largely due to tho fact that
the governments wants receive pref
erencc, and partly to the apparent In
ability OF ordinary retail trade to en-
ltvea at time when foodstuns arc in
ordinately high, when various cam
paiEns 10 encourage economy are un-
der way, and when. too. the ordinary
man In the street is paying for Lib
erty loan bonds in in5,allnents. How
ever. the prodiEious spendinEs of the
government quicken movements In gen
cral and render the observer practi-
cai'y oblivious to the enforced pru-
dence Of the ordinary trader. Yet, in
arc sunicicnt TO make up relatively
large volume. and. sirnificantly
enough. parts OF tho West, Southwest
and most OF tho South disclose the
best trade movements and collections
ever experienced. demand being for
Immediate as well as for distant de-
livery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24
HusrINGs RELEASE DEEDS.

a. l.. Adamson, trustee. TO Daisy n
r hiGirkert ct vir. lot. street No 1907
HEainbridEe Street, SO feet by I55 feet.
N9vember IL 1917; $4,000
h. L. Bass, trustee to w. IT E,ts
~ a., lots with street Nos. ll.o ard
Jlst Ferry Street. lots % feet BY Is
I"et cacn, between Eleventh and
!Neifth Streets: lots with street Nos.
s9s ana 3ll West Twelfth Street: also
cts Nos. 20 and part OF 49, on South
HeVcnty-seventh. Woodland Heights
October Is, 1917; 81.
7. C. VERIFY. Jr., trustee. to Ida Sta
0clmeyer. lots Nos. 81 and %. block
No. 1921. between Maury Street and
NlonE Avenue. and 50 feet on cast line
OIL ihirteentn street, between McDon-
ough and Scmmes Streets. Novcmber
81, 1917; $500
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STATE SUPREME COURT.

The following cases were argued
Yesterday in the State Supreme Court
Of Appeal-:
No. II. Thacke- vs. Hubbard 6: Ap-
1lc6T' Incorporated. Argued by James
]. Heath and Il. Is. Spindle for tho an
,eiiant. and by James G.. Martin for
nc appellee and submitted
No. is. Dcrring'3 administrator VS..
Virginia Railway and Power Company.
1assed.
40. ls. Fitzgerald VS.. Southern Farm
Agency. Argued by r. T.. Byrd for
Tie pla intin and by Aubrey j.. Strode
11r the defendant and submitted
Next cases to be called:
No. 20. Norfolk and Western Railway
company ". Allen e Sons.
NO. Il. Hill VIZ. Starke ct ais.
No. - Powers CT ais. VS.. City OF
Richmond
30. ei. Harper VS.. wallerstein
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HUsTiNGs TRUST DEEDS.

T.. r. Dalton Ct ux. to w. G. Full
liam. trustee. lots Nos II and - block
No. So. Woodland Heights. November
II. 1917; $3.50.
cha rlcs G.. Ncwell ct ux. to Lawrence
cnth Street, 80 feet BY I32 feet. October
-. 1917: $3.50
raul Copley CT uy. 10 George IL Paul
Wesi ;rwci,,E ' G nousc I!iarRGd so9 on
loo feet. cGui-distant between Porter
and Perry Streets. October Is, 1917;
l.. c. Coo ct ais. to Thomas T. ,ra,,cv
trustee, 81 feet by l65 feet. on north
line OF Porter Street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth Streets. November q
1917; $1,000.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were ISSUED
cSterday by the Building Inspector:
Estate OF Mann Valentine, to repair
brick building. IS South Thirteenth
street. 10 cost SI25.
l.. A. Saunders. Jr., to repair brick
warehouse sae, seventeenth and Dock
Adam FeitG, to repair brick shop,
90 East Broad Street. to cost $S72.
Mrs. Aiadaline Cheesman. to repair
frame dwelling. 1921 North twenty
eighth Street, TO cost $3.50.
Mrs. Jennie c. Woody. to erect brick
table, 702 North Twenty-nfth Street
rear), to cost $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24

o,rs ct rir. 20 1-2x135 feet. known ~
.sSS1t fioEd Avenue. November IS, 1911;
Leroy d. Brown. trustee. to Emil En-
a. 81 North Eighth Street. November ~
nutHler & Levy, trustees. to Alexan-
~ H lee LORD, ls LIKES feet known as
- North seventeenth Street: also 3.x
80 Ieet south line OF Franklin Street.
~ icet vest OF Twenty-fourth Street;
-, noNioi fset south line of Frank
10 oo ocn Strees November 49, 1917;
niam q Funston. trustees, TO !. Lee
E,t 3oN16 o.S feet, known as II
1jl7: $500. To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24

The following charter and amend
hent 10 charter were granted yestcr-
ion:
J. &: r. Wilson, Incorporated. Nor
ok. Capital stock. 100000. Object,
mp stores: w. r. Bremmer. president.
IAN Francisco. CAL: George M. Payne,
secretary and treasurer, Norfolk.
Amendment Of charter OF Richmond
&c Delivery Corporation. Richmond,
Va. increasing its capital stock from
$4,000 10 100000
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"Pol.ee Women in Pe..r.burr.

Miss Edith McCully. OF New York,
and Miss Amy Bingham. Of burlington.
VT. both experienced In social work.
are here In the interest OF that work
in connection with the detention home
Tor women and girls. They will have
as assistant colored woman to look
particularly after colored dellnquents
The work OF these women will be
largely OF constructive character de-
voted to the protection and saving OF
the fallen and weak ones. and in this
work they will have the cooperation
and support OF the community The
Council has made all necessary pro-
vision for tho establishment OF the de-
tention homo and pay OF three police
women.
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SSf..> Of I.tere.t.

In tho Iiustinxn Court yesterday. In
the suit OF II. G. Shores against the
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany for alleged false arrest and i'm
p-isonment. the plaintiff was AWARDED
$500 damages. subject to decision OF
the court on demurrer to the evidence
entered by the company.
One hundred and fifty soldiers from
Camp Lee were entertained and ban
quoted night before last by the Young
Ladies' Aid Society OF West End Bap-
list Church.
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Dot cotton, fr'n: middlins. 2s. .oc.
NEW YORK pn0nuCE MAnu,.,,

NE" YORK. November .J-i3utter firm
T T,. -s'eAGy SPOT coffee. urch.nr.d
a ',s * ~ c S19nSa r.
Fe Cs,,on. unSShaTsea tine Eranal.Ied ,s5
to-day Rids were reduced ..-lv nu,,1ss ~; ~
llurtn,r tendc-a OF 200 barrels on contact
on, ocnsnc from shorts. coupled with IN.
Strength IL, competing products. imu., nS
s,esoineaH 10 the market in the Afternoon
.noSc,nS:r seld a. ls,'5 and January =, IL =,
snh ~ Fin.l bids were unch.nSed 10 20
Prime crude. 1867 nominal: pTi,'e . o1rtsl ~.
SeIioT spot and November. s3o Ueo.mr
Der, I'D. January and March neo 7ti-
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HENRICo RELEASE DEEDS.

John {. EaslcY, trustee. to Peter Al
ard ct uS. 95 acres. miles from Rich
lnond on Charles City Road. October
-. 1917; sI.27c
stuart Bo~e, trustee. to James r.
Werth. 1903 3S-loO acres, known AZ
Arcadia in Brookland District No
vcinoer Il. 1917; $500
stuart Bowc. trustee. to James r.
Werth. 100 $500 acres, known as ar
cadia. in Rrookland District. No
Nember II, 1917; S2240
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Or. sIrsvarr,. y.rv IN.

LFNCHBUTtG, VA, November ca
Rev. j. +. McSparran. D. D.. OF Ash
land a superannuated member of the
Virginia Methodist Conference, who
came here to attend the recent SEES
sions Of the conference, IL critically I'll
OF catarrhal pneumonia at tho Hotel
Carroll, where hts sons. Rev. DR.. T.. e.
McSparran and DR.. L. c. McSparran, OF
Richmond arc with him.
DR.. McSparrsn IL eiEhty-four years
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rreserted VIII Sword.

Lieutenant W. D. Armstrong. Of the A.
T. Hill Rifles. who has been appointed
AS second lieutenant in the regular
army. was last night presented with a
handsome sword ny the members OF the
rifles as q token OF their esteem and
friendship Lieutenant Armstrong left
to-day to report at Fort Leavenworth,
Ka.ns.. where he will receive his assign
ment. lie Is graduate Of the Virginia
Military Institute. and young man of
exceptional ability.
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Observation-Disclosures
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTEJtG nEEct
TRICT Of VIRGINIA. Oio-
In the matter Of +,
MICHAEL T.. Nc NO. 1864.
MAHON In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE


On this 18th day OF November. A. u
l2l7. on reading the petition for dis.
charge or tho bankrupt, 1t is
Ordered by the cour; That a hcar,
ne had upon the same on the 27TU nav
OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1917, before ,s,t
court; at ftcnnond. In said dis,riti:. at Ia
o'clock noon; and that notice there:
be published in The Times dispatch. a
newspaper printed in said district and
that all known creditors and othe-
persons in interest may appear at tn.
said time and place. and snow cau.
II any they have. why the prayer NJ
the said petitioner should not b.
And it Is further ordered by m.
court: That tho clerk shall send by mali
to All known creditors copies Of said
petition and this order, addressed 10
them at their places OF residence a,
stated. az
Witness tho Honorable EDM1rND
WADDlLL. JR., Judge OF the said cour.
and the seal thereof. at Richmond. in
said district. on the l5th day of Novc,n-
Der, A. II. 1917.
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
EDGAR B. ENGLISH, ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.

charles l.. Page ct ux. to W. II. Hc,t,
~ a., 30 iectAlO0 feet. c0ui-distart be-
tween Porter and Perry Streets. Ocio-
be- -. 1917; tax. 81; $40.
w ~. lictt3 ct al. TO paul Coplcy. LOT
80. ~? West Twelfth Street; also 70
i"ot by 100 feet. caui-distant between
i,ortcr and Perry Streets. October II
1911; tax, $40: $40 0'
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IIENR,Co TRUST DEEDS.

w. G. McCollister ct ux. to American
trust Company. trustee. lot No z. plot
o. o. the Girhlnond Truck and roultry
ltutuS hammond ct IN. to j. H. VAS
gar. trustee. 30 acres in Fairfield Dis
,r'ct, near Meadow Station. Novcm-
Der II, 1917; $l7S.JO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

:, Richnond Va Novc,nbnHs;3s, ,,
t ;;hnoo., iNr weeH ending November 10:
tHHs: cornnion to fair. 7G8. Choice b. rnoa
tnE' medium to good. 76s: rommon >.
Zoo Zoo ST.: common to fair. a. Tsis. Re-. 20
80 ,ops7, fneulunt to good. g.. dr.: com
,..on asn,. 00Sa: 90, Best calves. il: com.
Isl. medium weight. In, ais: sbost.y nors:
r royn ra ana stsks. lsfsl,. Sea, sheep. SIS
n..u.um 70 ialr; s'1 6e1. Beat lamos. IS u is:
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;: CHICAGO LIVE sT0CK a,curr

= 81. o. firm bpIN 81 5og $50 light, sissj
sti5: roush 81 I;. % =, 70. heavy. :l5!n
i;go. 'e ft'''". PIES. $1,000
y, n, n &i5Ca. Western sie.r.' e. ", r. stsers
hr,fhr ,nn f;Tas5s. ooas -: md
IS oneeg ; receipts. 1903. steady; weih.r,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24
COLEMAN PLEADS GUILTY
Negro WE Killed Another Sentenced
... .ts Twelve Years In
Pentteatfary.
Especial to Tho TlmeY:Dispatch.1

Especial 10 Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PETERSBURG. VA. November ca
In the Hustings Court to-day. Early
Coleman. negro, pleaded guilty to sec
ond, degree murder. and was immedi-
ately sentenced to term OF twelve
years In the pcnitentiary. On the 26th
of March Of last year in n barroom
In Old Street. during a quarrel over a
trivial matter. Coleman shot and killed
Lewis Chapman, a negro stranger. He
Ned from the city. and was recently
located and captured in Baltimore.
where he was passing under another
name. Some unEu1rdcd admissions
that he was wanted for q crime COM
United in Petersburg led to his identity
as 4 fugitive murderer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24
Rotary Oncers Elected.

At tho meeting last night OF the
Rotary Club OF Petersburg. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President.
Wallace d. Blanks; vice-presidcnt, w.
8. LiEon; secretary. Thomas Whyte;
treasurer. C: Bernard Smith. The meet
Ing was held in the new grill room of
the Petersburg Hotel. where lunch was
served and addresses delivered by sew
eral members and guests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24
CHICAGO GRAIN M.nKpr

49, November 2G--Husc rurchas-
49,; oi ga" Tor government account. toEeth . r
NIL, NIL Hutporitat\e statements th.; no max
t'nGiH plr" on oats would he established
"sin. of s'rt;n n SihcninS sm:gt today on the
Corn closed firm. 5. TO l., nc, higher. c.,s
, ny ~ 10 and provisions varying from
us;s nEeu HScFeS IL rise. o. IS cent.
~ ~ oper. High. Low Close.
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CHESAPEAKE &OHIO RAuyI,ay

Ga. Lou .Io MrsL, s.vs n
Nam Line Local, s6:au - 800 n.
Ssvs S,t-"e io.ov a.. .o:l5 b.
DIN r1i,t s's0 A. 100 H.. .<:0s p
Newport News. Local .7.uo u" .t.vo T..
Trains arrive - ''A' u.
from. Nfoik.. s11:lo a.. sl:35 +, .e..,
eS:lo a. s3:i5 o. Locals tio:xs oN. vast.
Jane, River. :S:cs r.. :S:io u. a. f.S n
Daily. Except sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24
RICHMOND KAY MARKEr.


NV .fCRk. November % crt." f,n,
+; ssc'n $50; oxen: s. eo2&il bulls.
SIN hsep and lambs. ste.dy: sheep. .7Wa
mn g., ~ ss9gG1 $500 lambs $3.50 Sp;is o.
,sCt;i 81 nrIn. 'eAls. 1ncas,sos; westerns,
IiOks. no tradInc
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COTTON NtHkETg

NV fORk. November ,5-Eepor;. Of
conunuet trade buvirE and the ,rresuiation
e sm.. crop climates caused another
shSrp advance IN the cotton !nArhet TO-DAY
anc rev high records Wy. established
Isuuary sold M from cS.I 10 $50. and
fftcaoE At s:;n,t -dyance Of 10 10 q points
iIepor's rom inc ,Gty goods trad- !1ui..,rr
a good dtrn.7 sd for forward delivery. pIr
ticylaIiy In tho raiter OF blcached goods
ana manufacturers buppos 90 TO be
h.dFinS such sales with purchases OF fu-
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HENRICo TRANSFER.

Franck G.. Lowry CT uS to Joh, !.
Dicks. lot No. oG. i'm section y pian -;
I,ah!ia Farm. October S. 1917; tax,
81; $40. '"N'
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BOND LIST

Am writing Paper IS tbid) ............. N
Anglo French T., ........................ 9,E
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. s.
a. Z. IL. and y 4s tashcd' ;.......... IS
a. 4. L. cS. g. baltimore ,askcG) 80. ~
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV. ti1s............ 10
Ihe*spc4kH aud ohio CY. !s.............. -
liESett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. III
l.or;iaro 81 Observation-Disclosures. lilia
Mercantile Marine o. Observation-Disclosures. e!
.,catuart Adjustment ~ .................. g
SontncEn haiirsy ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Z. ;. Registered p. lei9................ 954
u. :. Registered So lyiS................. az
L. :. Registered is I?-S. ................. 1o5
4. s Reg, Panama IS. 1851 ................. &,
=. = Liberty Loan Observation-Disclosures. os.ci
Y. :. Second Liberty Losn t3........... Gi.so
Y. .. steel {. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Na- Rro~n hrcs. GUS CIV. Va laekeG) As
Ns.-Csr Chemical s. ....................... ?ts
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY GOODS.

<r,,, ~ DRY GOODS
and '-W y,r noh H., N1vcmbcr :7.-cotton good,
suonE. with rising prices Wool IN, a.,n
We ""e' The SILK trade was quiet
r.nnIEESbUIiG PEANUT MARKET
fETEESBURC;. VA, NoVem,hs% -. me-
rer n. nsh.sF" stock. market sI.xoy II :.ii
ry.rS'ni.s Farmers stock,. market s,.,dv.
800 Jumbo. cents per Mound tI;ys:
Ief pound. ''''''e' "a cents
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Write For Information

II you desire a program OF informa-
ton about the meeting OF tho Anti
Saloon League Convention, Washington.
y. C.. December 1913. write DR.. T.. J.
Moore, 80 Bliss Bldg. Washington. He
will take care OF you.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24

MEW. York. S"yembsr cs.-Por, move.
StocE. lN.@oi bales "
Total to-day q; I'll por,s-Sct receipts.
1lec.Sl bales.
exports. ll7.Ss bales A'NS'
Total for seAson--Set receipts aeg,els
bales: exports. l.GtS. l.a hs les '
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway ComDan7

Tho Progressive Railway of the Sonth.
,,in ns leave daily: a. h. Eorlina local
S Siils s;Ss r. NJ sleepers cks5nSiiis. s..
tetensourS. Co!unbia Goachea. 1880 - II
ssieseope.a Jaekaon.iiie. Tampa. Trains arrir::
SS:29 NJ ~ p7;t, a. Ii. S:l5 y. H.. SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24

NEW ORLEANS November .y-Co,tc,
stood at the advance throuEhou, the session
ncr- 'o.day Teaching is highest levels In
Inc carry afternoon. when the market stood
VI 10 - POINTS Mp. and closing al a ne;
Sain ot ~ to a points The continu.d
iz.pr.pie tone OF war was tN, IN, IN
ou!lish inhuenct Most sctiv" months mao.
rev niSn records. and December sold uI
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Southern HALLWAY System

s.ns.,i. 'H ".,,1 leIn.""nu--.,n .. staun,
SoutnIDxily: 1:ao a b., ObserUatieSo'r p The
~ Sue Ssf: 40 r. NJ Sleeper 10 Atiana.
T,iie. open 3:uo 4. A.: a:so p. 81. a1 10 s9s.
s hcysVihe' ShHse City and OxforoSwesx
. -ork River lLne-7:s5 A. M. ana x.,s
+. N. daily local to West Point: $:b
Ssct,nr eisp H.Iinaay Steamer Train COZ;
TrAins Arrive ltIcn.nond--Froo, Or. 49,.
t:9S a; nj; l;2b r. NJ. o:30 p. M. S@iis::
point: e;A0 A. Ii. and 6:l5 p Tn d WS,t
Ssx Tram s;ia A. II. daily. except Hoo1.
onice es7 E. Main st. r,on. a,a,.,. a.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-24

,-a., cnnlonu. WaIhington Local, Nv. tl.Ho PM.
week days; Ais Phi, Sundays; Ar. an IS AM,
aaiiy, Fredertcksburg Accom-. week days, I.v.
etl5 Pm; Ar: sl.l0 AN. Ashland Accom- Week
days, Lvs p AN $50 PM; Ar.t650 AN, 5.42Pbt
for this t-nin. rMain 81 a.,
Byrd 81. Sta. ts,oppnG at Elbal. lElba Sta
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Atlantic Coast line

e ooAo~ao 1AAltfu~ .uo s,u,,,
TN, III fLtiat sCLx xG, Iyi2
lhhl-,o i-E-AS IL i,ILIAO.sD ,rxtr~
..a ho1 t.oriI. .nu sSu,n: 81. A. Al. an.
p. -. :t:oo Z. ~. 1916 +. IL III a. NJ. a:o'
A Ia, al. i s;Gs r 81. s,:ss r. H. '''
s;ls A. NJ; ;2:U!, A. N. .1:5u A. ~ Ss
s s NJ :. s.. 81! & q y IL. 5ss X.
p. f 10. 1oidstor' .nd f.yst,evtlls: ..oa
1rtnn arriye Rchmond daily: sos ~
si -. Nd tlS A. M $40 A. 81. oiI:sS
s;.S l, r; @-. s 1:sS r. H., s:o9 p: II. A.
Iimc OF arrival and deparIcs ar.
nsctionS not Guaranteed. eho coBs
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New VOL
* o pS To sS low ME Nd o c ssi sa"s
Stock.
Sales.

Coo !Allis-Cha liners ......
s-Chalmcrs. pfd. =.
zoo Am. AEr. Chem. com.
TOO Am. Rect Sugar. COM.
$500 American Can ........
100 American Can, pfd. -.
1000 Am. Car and Foundry.
500 American Cotton Oil. =.
1000 Am. Hide and Lear. pfd
500 Am. Linsccd Oil. pfd...
loo Am. Loco. .............
Am. Loco. pfd. .......
5000 American Smelling -.
American SNUFF. com. f..
zoo American Sugar .......
zoo Am. Tel. and Tel. Co...
400 Am. Tobacco. com. go.
Am. Tobacco. pfd. 49,.
800 Am. Writing Paper. pfd
American Zinc ........
$500 Anaconda Copper $50.
10000 AtchiSon
Atlantic Coast Line. :.
\. .: l.. of CT. (Balto.-.
So0 Baltimore and Ohio -.
1000 Beth'm Steel p. Z. pfd..
47.40O Bethlehem Steel. b..
$500 Baldwin Loco.
700 Butte and SUPERIOR.
1.400 Canadian Pacific
California Petroleum
1,4o0 Chesapeake and Ohio.
100 Chi. Great WcStern....
200 Chi. Great West, pfd..
LOO Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
1900 Crucible Steel Cor. com
Crucible Steel, pfd.
$500 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
1900 Corn Products. COM.
800 DiStillerS
500 Dome Mines ..........
300 Erie
500 Erie. LIST pfd.
G.5o0 General Motors
200 General Elcctr CT.
Suo Goodrich. com. 80.
30 Great Northern. pfd
LOO Great North. ore Ctfs.
loo Gulf State Steel
ioo Illinois Central ......
loo Inspiration Copper -.
zoo Intcrboro-ConS., MD.
800 Int. Mer. Mar. com
$500 Int. Mer. Mar. pfd
zoo Int. Paper. com.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-08
The Run Makers.

The two best run makers in base ,all
are secluded or seuuestercd upon on
club. They arc Ty Cobb and Donnie
Bush. Cobb so far has "a runs an i
Bush 81. These two are well beyond
the third men. who ut present happens
to be Hcinie Groh. with 80.
Bush is only batting around 30, but
he has Tv Cobb and Bob Neach back
of him Donnie is Il great little man to
get on. one way or another. and a fine
base runner once he arrives. This COM
bination with Cobb and Neache ad-
ding further impetus, is sufficient to
account for his standing.
Cobb is undoubtedly the greatest run
maker baseball has ever known. In this
respect he has never had an equal in
the game. He is not only a great hit
ter. but a first class man at waiting
for Il pass, and once on the bases he
outclasscs the field.
Cobb will average moro than hun
drcd runs each year, and one season
he set the mark at las tai!ies, He will
not reach iiS this year, but ne viii
very likely pass l20. enough 10 give
him n wide margin on the rest Of the
field
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-08
For by Next Year

BaSeball's thrill or thrills might as
we'll be soaked up this season. For by
next season no one can figure how
heavily the draft will cut into the star
material all around.
Just at present Germany seems to
have as much intention of quitting as
the Giants have of dropping back into
the second division. And If the war
Is stiil under way by next spring there
will doubtless be a mottlcd array
headed for the training camps of ball
dom, with a good many OF the select
in khaki headed for training camps of
a slightly different aspect.
We have just observed two sections
of literature entitled ''The Art Of I'M
piring," and THE Art Of Putting" The
arts attached to both are the same
which is that any system you can get
by with is the right system.
Another victory for Force Of Habit.
Old Man Plank is working with a tall
end club and yet at AZ he has won
more games than he has lost. Once YOU
get started right. the impetus will car
ry you "a long way in the proper di-
, rectiOn.
Mathewson. wherever he finishes, has
smashed all worlds records. He has
| come to the first of August in Red
| land without the populace demanding
| his scalp. As a rule, the insistent
| clammor of the Redland multitude has
begun early in July, which has been
| the normal date for the Red stampede
| toward the bottom.
| AS long as a certain number of STU
| dents are going TO college this fall we
see no reason why they shouldn't play
football to keep up their training.
Football is the best builder for war
work known. And both West Point and
Annapolis have proved that football
teams can be turned out while inten-
sive training for other purposes was
under way.
II. G. NJ wonts to know whether or
not Benny Leonard has enlisted. as
advertised by his press agents. Not
that We have observed in the latest
bulletins.