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Meade County news., 1917-10-25
High Price of Coal Is
Now Being Investigated


will give our readers an idea of
what is being done with regard
TO the Colorado coal situation:
The Colorado coal consumer
will get his day i'll court when
Congressman Edward Heating
of the third district concludes
his personal investigation into
the why's and where fores of the
price attitude Of state coal bar
ons.
when l was in Washington
last, said Congressman Keat-
ing, II complained to the fuel
ad ministration that in my home
city, Pueblo, fuel Of the bitum-
inous lump variety had been in
creased IN price after the nation
al ad dministration had indicated
regulation intended to decrease
prices as far as possible to con-
sumers. When there was an
announcement that the fuel ad-
ministration would regulate
prices at the mouth of the mine,
the operator Immediately got
busy and had a hearing at Wash.
ington. The figures on the Wal
senburg and Canon City dis
tricts we're $2.45 for the run of
the mine, $275 for prepared
sizes and So 20 for slack. After
hearing mine owner representa-
tives, the government made the
run of the mine SO 90 the prepar-
ed sizes 81 and the slack 81 so.
This was all very good for the
large industries and big business
that use slack; but how bout the
consumer who uses the prepar
ed sizes? He has to see the price
at the mouth of the mine raised
to $4 ton and tn n see an extra
1925 stacked on him through
the handlers of the coal before
the fuel reaches his cellar.
II am not prepared at this
time to state just what the price
of coal should be, but do know
it is exorbitant, and | will pro-
duce figures that will defy re-
fulton on the part of coal men
who may attempt to show why
we should pay $725- ton. In
Denver the situation is not so
bad as in outlying districts.
This is not so much a war OF
men in the trenches as it is
war behind the lines. If we win
we must co operate thoroughly
and in a patriotic manner. do
not wish to attack anyone who
is concerned in the coal PROPOSE.
ton in venemous or unseemly
way, but the men who com bine
to make the consumer the goat
are doing the same thing that
Benedict Arnold attempted to do
in the war of the Revolution and
are in the services Of the kaiser
even though they may not be
conscious of it.. Such men are
slackers They are traitors. 1t
is Of prime importance in time
of war that we keep our citizens
as well fed as possible. We can
not do this when men are out to
reap unjust profits. Profteers
are doing more damage to us
than the su ubmarines of Germany
can possibly doom the high seas.
have entered this campaign
with no selfish motive to make IT
appear that l N attempting
something for the consumer. l
am but one. There are thous-
ands more and better gifted than
| TO carry on this work and they
are all tryiog to reach some def
iuite basis of patriotism. The
government is anxious that the
coal dealers and mine owners
make good profit. 1t wants TO
see everyone prosperous, but
this holdup work must stop.
lOur hoaseholders desire and de-
Meade County news., 1917-10-25

Chester Dalgarn and Roy
NARROW went to Wichita We'd
nesday OF this week.
Meade County news., 1917-10-25

Home guards.Red Cross Ball
Friday October Goth. Be there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

NEW YOEN. Dr'"Iwh"E NJ IN" 'WrD
nar;:ct irregular and stiU suffering
from yesterdays closing hour reaction. y"
outside iu;eres: Va mapi'e-l lg"ios. ionais
trials wcr" quiet. A"tn- HNrio-iEos main
taitcd - fairly steady tor" la u-ir". !uGc-
;"ndea; oil stocks w"r" also gUia-"-. Min
ing shares maintained barely steady Level!
OF prices.
Ia North American pulp and rsurr. =. as:
900 Midwest oil. lo7W lo 2.o-o pk."h"ma
=. and II. "a. Z. -: G'-i b-gEo iloiu'uy OIL.
u. 0s-. 2:.c.o Aetna ENni".tyo.. .sr,s,. %
Chevrolet Motors. o. ii"J. nos Gu!f"G Mo
tor. 49,. .. ~. - Standard oil Of Sew
Jersey. 4.3sTf.3?: 100 I"dcrsl pll. .G3;
p"Ii;au Petroleum. 2.G,1. 1850 oklahoma.
oil. "a ): 80 Victoria cli u,w a,o,h. a-.us...
80 Atlanta. Si21G'.: ZOO i;.- l.'dr. lf. ~
-; $50 Boston and Mo: .... .ont2. l.7,
Calumet and jerome. ~ ~. 10. F.. 90
':oldaeId Cons. :.Gst-ia: $50 Green Hnn-'.-.
=, Lii: 5000 .ierUm. Nrr!o. '.n,H-'.: 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
PROPOShI.S-Sealed.


%oricE To CONTRACTORS.
sailed proposals Will L. received 10y th"
street Committee OF the "lt% uf Petersburg
uLt.i noon December :. Tor liz" labor notes
sttry to construction OF approximately l.r"o
SQUARE yards of concrete sidewalk paving
and approximately Loo l'n.dl feet al con-
',r"t" curb and gutter. 10 il. c"mr"t"d 10y
January /. The city viii furnish cement.
sand aud stnn". which are ON III" ground
q, thu sit" 81 the work Specifications may
be- seem the CITY Engineers office. All
Lids must II. addressed IL Il. -. i3ud,i city
Engineer. and plainly indorsei bid tor
&, 'nIurctr PAVING bids must be accom-
puu.ed l.; certified chsch IN the sum OF
n'i. hundred dollars ,SloV.0O| cN.a enc"
Of good faith III" part OF tho bidder
The c"inmittr" reserves the right to re-
i.yt any and AL bids
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
RICHMOND LIVE srocK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. December :, lsl7
Report for the week ending December ).
Choice steers. ugl,: medium to good
si3.llo: common % fair, ,'@aS. Choice
heifera. ?m.i:. medium To good. .l2 q NJ:
common to fair. ia a.. Choice COWS. ga s'g:
medium 10 good. G'-l: :: common to f.!r. o.: q
"a. Rest heavy bulls. -. q 20. llEnt. tilol..
Best calves. -; common - fair, Ii q l2i!
Rest heavy hoes. l'7.: medium weight. ~
iea,: light. IiFi 1879: SowS and stays. 70 10
Best sheer s9s: common TO fair. 3'-GIb'.:
best lambs lSc 10: medium. ~. q H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
SATURDAY. DECEMBER s. 1917.
=. =. .I.


the following described real estate:
All that certain tract or parcel OF land
situated in the County OF New Kent
Va. bounded on the north by the road
leading from Providence Forge to
Dias ;ond Bridge: on the east by a road
siXt" IN CG) feet wide. leading from
said last road to the mansion house OF
the late John -. : urncr; on the south
by last said road and the land of the
6. & q. Railway Company; on the west
by the land now or formerly Of H. y.
Walker and Al-"rNon Christian, and
containing :"1.i6 acres.
y plat Of said property may be seen
on appiicaiion 10 the trustee.
TERMS: Cash az TO 50 much of the
proceeds AS may be necessary To pay
all costs and expenses OF sale. All un-
paid taxes on said land and the sum
OF Sl.:Il.1 S. with interest from Feb
ruary -, 1915 balance OH terms to bc
announced at sale. Purchaser may pay
all cash il he so desires.
TIE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
or RICHMOND. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

By virtue OF "a certain decd of trust
recorded in the clerks oiicc OF the
thanccry Court. Richmond. Va. in
Deed Book 220-t. page AIS. default hav-
ing been made in the payment OF notes
thereby secured. and being required so
to do by the beneficiary in said deed
will sell at public auction on the
promises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9TH. 1917.
ut i:Jn o'clock l.. NJ,
that certain lot Of land. together with
the brick dwelling thereon, known as
No. 20 South Davis Avenue. Richmond.
Va. beginning at n point on the west
line OF Davis Avenue. 2lU feet and 81.
inches south of tho south line Of Main
street. and fron;in: on said Davis
Avenue 10 feet ana 5ia inches.
TERMS: cash as To expenses of sale
and $500 and interest at i per cent
on same from MAY =. 1917.
.. y. HAWKINS.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
,inintcd rrohlbltIou Law.

john llazcl2rove and Lena Williams.
charged with violating the state pro-
hibitjon law were fined $50 and SEN
fenced to thirty days in jail yesterday
nv n iMrN in tho IImSiimGs Count.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

VIZ EASTERN district or Virginia, en-
tered on the 2lst day Of Noycn,hc
1917. wc will proceed 1T | O'clock !, y,
On TUESDAY. THE lirI DAY ,r,
DECEMBER. 1917.
OF. ,hc premises at IVES, Point. Va :,
"ilcr FOR sale at public auction, the ,,',i
estate, plant. fixtures ana pcisnn"i
property of The York MIG. 90, Inc
doil"wins property: Lots Nos. $50 III.
3:! 336. 100 iUl, i0@ and parts 81 IiVn'
800 ana ''''. IN the town Of West roimi'
upon which there is ,ocatcd The vcn.,,,'
iHS plant of the bankrupt co,uilntc
lnr!udins, among other equipment no
% l65-H l.. Houston. Stamwo"I .,"T
Gamble returned tubular boilers w,ib
i'ut'h ovens. one Coo veneer Inifc
SnN4h inches. including three knives
grinder. ono Philadelphia textile drvcr.
loon: feet. including. pipes and Stc;.i,,
trap. one I'll l.. Na-ic engine ~
screw power presses. Including rctainors
ANA call boards. one 4J-II. L. Naula' c,,
.iin". one I1-ii. T.. engine. one Dclayci
steam turbine and -. q. generator 800
rick. on" %-drum Royal Irwin snul.,
wv" band saws. ono large. ono siuaii
on" w hifE"E Srrnp"r with Whii,c.
on" 'ocin!ng tape machine. and All ~
tn" usual machinery. tools ana nN,tiroi;
plant. together win a constdcr,,ih'iES
amount Of supplies. consisting Of rlue
OIL and sistl twiu". It considerable ar50uni
Of logs and about IS 600 fee, o, nariiy
manufactured "crccIing. Office nXtUrcS
ono -o-io"t Eas3liu" launch. two light
ora. each 1915. ana other pers5nal
property.
The trustees VIII FIRST offer sona.
rate!y the above mentioned two Hous.
t"n; Stanwood and Gamble tubular
boilers and Dutch ovens and attach
in.n's. ana may offer separately other
PROPERTY: However, the plant ourIin-
incnt and fixtures will he finally offered
as a whole. and all sales Will lie si,b
lcCi I" conhrinati"a by the court,
ll.itMS; f"r property offered Ycpa
ratcly III. sale viii t." FOR cash hut
on an Offering 81 tn" rlaui aud o,Iuir-
in"nt as a whole tho terms are one-halt
cash and tho balance in equal p.v.
m"ntS AZ SIX aud twcly" months tho
purchaser :" give notes for d"Icrrrd
payments bearing interest at u por cent
from date" aud titlc TO be retained until
All 81 III" purchase price ~ paid and
a c"nrc%Hnc" Is ordered hy The cour,
II *. FRhNkLIN,
GEORGE 4. l.lVV.
II ~. WOODWARD.
Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

i"o'has j. Baldwin has been elected
secretary OF the Fourth Degree knights
"1 columbus. to succeed w. =. pcadv
VINO - now stationed az san Antonio.
Texas. with the United States EucI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

NEW YORK. december S":H's. i"McF'
steers, sS.co. ;i3..%; hu!!s. S6o"H S'v''' cows
fl.2j ~ $3.50; TOP. $500. -- ~,
Calves. steady. N".lS. $1,000 - 80 ,,,u'l.'
Slt. % a SEED: tEaSsc:s. Ss'vti $50. W est
crns. 5000; Sii 90 $500
sheep and lambs. steady. sshcp. ,$;;2m
$50 prim. Southern, siS-o. calls. Si.5o
Hog, steady: lish, to heavy. fl-.-5 N'.:'';
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
CurcAGo LAVE STOCK M.EKEr.

100. frm: hnK. SIS 20 ii 81. -: light. sia55
ar $l7.1: mixed slG.75 q Nils. heavy, Sld ~ q
..7.ta rough 'ij;5gf Fi6e5; PIGS So" Q
Ca,tle: recea,s 1900 nrm: native steers,
ss.l3 $50: Western stcers $j-5 {! Si3.S9;
hrif.gs. S5.liN Slli3; calves, s1.52n S!i:3.
Sh"sp: rccc.Gts. ~ 90; !I,n wethers'
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norfolk q estern ifaijw,v

ONLY ALi.-kAiL LINE TO NONEoIE]
=. Leave bSiT street station. Kichinond
500 r. ~ $3.50 A.; ". 100 l. " ~ AZ
,S:iy a NJ, 800 a: NJ. 600 T. M."' !.SS:ai
=. ~; i.of 4, - tre"e -G:33 r. 81. 90"
hti'e iAcn iuoiid Toni horfuIn. .,,.,.
&: A.. .s;s" T.. NJ. 300 L. 81 Ifron,i l;n
- 20 T. NJ. 'o;ii L. NJ. . 90 T. ~ 1. 81.
tOaiiy. tDaiy eAcept sunday Isu,d,,
WIZ 81. t. BEvilI. ". g. s,,,>,
{ Al EGsi'EY' E'p g. T., A.. Roanok.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

iii' .Nt'''. December corn advanced In
Iric' to-da" owing or less 10 per-
s.si""t sma!incSs II receipts. despite an
nouE"cn"nts OF better supply OF railway
ears. Tho market closed firm = to cent
higher. with January LIZ. -nd MAY / 49,,
I" los. oats gained l.. to i. cents and
prov .sloEs 30 Ccato to 81
WHEAT Omen. High. Low. Close
FUTURES rot quoted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

22l.i6 ACRES OF LAND IN NEW KENT
COUNTY. VA, ADJOINING THE <.
& q. RAILWAY. ABOUT ONE MILE
FROM LANEHA. AND ONE MILE
FROM WALKERS. BEING y PART
ESTATE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
Southern HALLWAY system

A.~..a $500 .'.S'..'.- t.. .. .,.....,.,
s..'sreI" u1"'S' n". tu"t"nIeeu. For I'M
iuI. Gale Car. 800 y. NJ, Sleeper &c, a ii,nSS.
s!nc. open 500 l.. Nj: $50 l.. ~. local Tor
.ais.
-ork river I.!ne--7:as A. 81 and .n
I. M daily local 10 west Point; SID /, IL
Ia!i!. except SUNDAY. steamer TRAM coo:
Trains Arrive iiiCniGond- rom IN, s,,,t,.
,GS A NJ; i::b T.. ri; $50 r.; H., daily;
Point. 9;to A. Al. ana C:l5 4. 81. datII
day. "'H'
Office 9O1 T.. Mnin II. phc,, r.d,. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
prrERsB:RG N!.ANu.r AAEKEr

PETERSBURG. VA, December Span
iSh Farmers sioc"l, market weak At s.
yer hushe
Nirgin!as Farmers stoc.i, inar,ic, weak
fancy Jumbo Sia cents uc- pound: extra
prime. 81. cents per round prime, - cents
pcr mound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

~ virtue Of a deed OF trust. recorded
i'll the clerks Office OF New Kent CIR
cult court. III II. Is. Is. page 8. default
having been made in the payment OF
interest and a part Of the debt thereby
secured. and being required so to do
by the beneficiary, the undersigned
trustee will offer for sale on the prem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
MIsCELLANE0US M.;EKET>.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. December The announce
nsnt Of the issuing OF bl%cEUs; OF enemy
FIRMS appeared tu-aa? /" h.v" chilled tn"
textile export trades Cotton goods were
luietc-. with prices firm. Yarn ru!cI hrm.
Knit goods were IN good demand for fan
.hipment. Worsted yarn, steady: burIaps,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
AUCTION SALE.

will sell for the executors OF the
Will Of W. - Route. deceased, at Mont
Vile (Aylctt property. Ventor Post
Office. King William County. Va. on
DECEMBER 10. 1917.
commencing at ? *. NJ. and continuing
until all property offered is sold. to-
wit. the following:
one 35-H. T. Fauquicr Engine and one
t0-i. T.. Boiler: No; Lane Mill
running order.
enc 3a-ii T. Boiler and one 40-H. u.
Engine. with Edgcr and Saw Frame.
One 25-II. i. Boiler and one Coll. T..
One ssh. L. Boiler and one 22-H. p.
Also some parts OF Saw Frame aud
Carriage. This Engine. Saw Frame.
etc. are near Sheron Church, aud can
he inspected there.
About 500 feet IL Inch Pipe.
One so and one 5G-inch Hoo Circle
Saws.
One lot Of Flues for Boilers.
Two Log Carts.
-Four Filing Carts.
One lot OF Chain
Also one IIcifer and one Cd stack:
Wheat Straw.
All of the above arc AZ the Mont
sinc. etc. AT Shcron.
Also we viii offer two CD Horses.
three CD Cows, one Dodge Automobile
and six stacks Of Wheat Straw. which
arc now on the residence place of the
TERMS: Cash. Further information
furnished on request by the under
signed or Old Dominion Trust Com
pany, Executor, Richmond. Va.
Il. l.. GEORGE & son. Cricrs.
Globe Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

uccr Corps On account Of cnlistmcntS.
The Richmond Assembly has been forced
TO elect four secretaries within the
past year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
AUCTION sALEs-To.Day
RICIIMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
Auctionccrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK BUILD
INC AND LOT. KNOWN AND DESICi-
MATED AS no. 30 SOUTH DAVIS
AVENUE
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EY W. T.. PURCELL. JR.. co.
and
ltAAB & co. INC.
Real Estate huctionecrs.

In execution OF tho decree OF the
Law and Equity Court of the city Of
kichmond. Va, entered November -,
1917. in the suit styled Marie Louis.
lfcll"not IT al. VS. Charles q. Rcllcnot
ct ais, the undersigned will offer for
sale at auction. on the respective prem
iscS. in the order and times named. the
following real property situated in
the city OF Richmond. Va:
On THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1917.
at 1880 o'clock l.. NJ.
that improved lot of land. with the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
Atlantic coast line

49, $40. .,.,..
LII ~ - 1914,
I.Nh..'5 .-i-H A. IL! ~iIL.O.,., IJaiiY
-! ie' 100 100 $3.50. az. -. 81. .ai
4. . a. Al
.Norio.". -. a. NJ. 200 A. ST. 10,
J.. Hi. - 90 a. "a. 'S.tJ J.. 81.
Of ~ q W. 49,, ~ est. A. 81 -
A ~ .Vv 4. NJ 49, A.. 81.
FOR ieltrsOuFh. I-.SO q .I., o., &c
81 ~. M, 800 "a. M. A II
q A.. ~" a. ~. -" T. al. o.. T. 81.
i. 81. w
Trains arrive i:icnnond daiIy: sos A A.
80 y. ri; s.;lS A NJ. $50 a. 81. il.ii
80 a.. 81" .. r. ~. 200 l.. ~.
T!iHc OF ARRIVAL and urUart...s ana con,
I.ni ed WV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
No. 4 S. 18th St.

fronting - feet, more or less. on the
west line OF Fourteenth Street hav-
ing depth OF a. feet ) inches. more
or less.
This is a three-story store. at present
rented to good tenants. and is in 4
section the future development OF,
which is anticipated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
Richmond andChesapea2e DAY Railway Con,o,1,


evnruuie a.uJv>, ~ Iua...c A ,,,,,,,,,
Notice.
T.a:ns le.Ne hon".o"4 1850 a. NJ. :,
a. ~. l 4. 81, L. Nj. Up. a, "a. ~
t.2O T.: ~. o.2J 4. N. i:iu H. NJ TX i. Il.
:, 1rai.s leave Asht,nd. - 80 A. NJ. b.7 !.
~ noon, 81 T., NJ. : +. 81. p
+. NJ; $3.50 A.; NJ. 20 D. ST.. 80 ~
Carries baSEaSc .-.-u. s.cs,, Co..
day ''Sunddys only. 'p' Suh'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

'n H..6 Extension, 40 10: $50, Mother Lode
i,,,", "'Vlo N.pisStnE Mines. S4Si, 500
i;rrN, 'G':si LA 10; i.5ol Success Mining
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SeabOard Air LlDe hallway Comnan,

The Progressive Halfway at tbc So!
rams ,ta'e daily: |. a. NJ Nor,ina tn..,,
l?:5u 4. Nj SlccDers Atlanta AMI ia iocai
yiie s:%S T. M seepers Juckson";Iis 81
Atlanta. i5irinii CHAIN Special: 1.,i"' Il.
.leepera jacksnn,illc. Tampa ,ir,iiI. u. a
r. NJ. ESQ l.. NJ "a ~. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

ON THURSDAY, DEC EMRE:R {. 1917.
ct $50 O'Clock +. ri.
all that lot Of land. together with i'm
provcments thereon, on the south linz
Of Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

| certify that tho bond required oil.
IN" above named special commiss ioncrs
has been duly given.
II'T'II.R l.IBBY clerk
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Between Harvie and
Randolph SITS.

fronting l2+ feet inches. more or less.
and having a depth between Harvis
street on the west and Randolph
street on the east OF Ia feet 3 inches
mere or less. to an alley 20 feet wide.
THIS IS the cntir. block between
liarv!c and Randolph Streets ana af-
fords an excellent location for build
lnE operations
oN THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1917.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ.
that lot OF land with improvements,
thereon. NituAtcd ON tho Mc.i sid. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
RAIL ISSUES BUOYANT
! ON |. c. c. SUGGESTIONS
Recommendations for Protection OF
Security Holders Sends
Prices Upward.
WHOLE MARKET Is AFFECTED
Commission Wants Government 10
Control Bonds and Attend To IT.
maucinc of Roads-I'irst Rally for
Rails i'm Several Days.
ny sroNoN WALL.

<tW YORK. December 5.-rhc Intcts'aie
Commerce C"wiuiss!"i 'oit,.i'" :. , M
shotild control All security issues. should az;
tcud to the nuanriu; Of all the T"aI>: ~, nv
iMIqs tS mayc " ratr rctGrn on their in
Ncs,incuis caused II boom IN inr son W..
from 3 to ! points IN the last hour oi ,t".'
ing 1t made tho Who'll" ri"lMSS 80" -, No. NJ,
s s"@ not bee" seen y,'' ,
time when stocks were selling ~ NV low
rec"rSs in many departments. ftnnsEi-
, ,nH;% w Us i-ni;cd States Steel had gone
DOW I" - s.. thus losing al % Nc,i-
boom advance faH' wnS ,, T1 at nj = ~
Heading at - -. l'uIon PACING at 10" -,
and 81, rauI preferred At the n"he'fd-' '
The mr.; slsn OF a turn came When ScGI ;,
tary NrAGoo's report WAS nit"" w., a., ioS,e,l
IaSss f.y;oI by this session OF Congress;
feeble rally resulted. but II was 500" 90 ,,,S'.
,,,'i,sSsiio,,'. ra,Yoi, From its FIRST .pr"ar"nc-
tho market E."s% IN nm l.; i! lie very last
"l :, pSmi' wiica Gsd been hammered Go,wn
10 %. rose - H. wi{. H"i'! CnI.adian Pa
Inc .. chesapeake IN! ON" Iun"i. cen
and linnson ow ,iia ts 81. rsmnsy wants
poi;lts General Leather scored an ',; :In..i
Electric i-3. General Motor. ., SrlnleH'Iss
SIS United cigar stores - ""d '''N'''
Products l.
NEW roEN sneg;GG,meeT . Nv T,ii.
y:ner , ~ rcl. s; sixIyElay GMis on nsM
S.;i cornrncrcai sNty.a,sEs bills 80. -:
domana So esH o,,s re 80 10 sovs sT1
honds heavy. railroad bonds. heavy ! nm
!oans irnl: sixty days, 90. ninT'% 90: =
- g:t;-. slN months, 9'gG""'' IAN "'o"'''
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To and from Washington and be ,opd Dail,

h!chiloh;'. Wahlington Local, Iv. l50 PM,
week days: silb IN. sundays: AT. :ll.2j A NJ,
Hti!E; fredericksburg Accom-. week days Nv.
ft.io IN; AZ. 10 AN. Ashland Accom- Sycc k
Gays, l.v.s'.23 " tjJ Pm; Ar.stDAM, 5.42PM
Alba rket and baggage Offices NOT open
.p th,H iFaih. Main -. sta.
pbyrd ST. sta. [s.opping 1t Elbal. Elpn Sia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
HlCHNOSB GRAIN MARKET.
MhOlcSmle OMntltInn, on E1rhanxe

RICHMOND nay MARRET
Wholesale Quotations m ENrhunnr
Richmond. Va. December l. i.i..
IA Y ca I-.tS.
% ! 'lnoth. e.. ......... O 3: 6,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
Bankrupt Sale
liant and F fixtures Of
ork Mfg. Co., Inc,
Bankrupt at West
ONT, Va.

As trustees of the York Mfg. Co..
me. bankrupt, ana pursuant To order
OF The United States District Court for
the Eastern District OF Virginia ON.
tered on the 2lSt day of Soycn,L,.
l'l'' We VIII proceed 1T o'clock t.. NJ
On TUESDAY. THE liTiI DAY en-,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
3rd Street, North Of
Jackson Street

described a. fronting 90 feet. more or
less, on the west line OF Third Street.
2s3 feet north % Jackson Street, and
having depth between parallel lines
OF l22 feet. more or less.
This is good Investment in property
which readily rents TO co!ored tenants.
TERMS: onc-third cash. the balatc,,
in two equal inStailmcnts at one am!
two years, with interest added from
date OF sale. to be evidenced by the
purchasers ucEotiah!. promissory
notes. or all cash. at the purchaser y
option. All sales to be subject to the
approval OF the court IN the above
styled cause and the titlc 10 be re-
tanned until all the purchase money is
paid and conveyance ordered by the
court.
l.. y. FAElNIiOI.T and
EROCKENBEOUGH LAMB
Special Commissioners
W T.. PURCELL. JR., co. INC.
EAAB & co INC,
tuctioueers.