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,dness OF the school board. Almost

edness OF the school board. Almost
coincident with Senator Rosenbloonl
notifying the house OF the passage OF
his bill and asking its concurrence. the
Otto bill on the same subject WAS re-
ported out of committee with rec
concentration 10 pass.
Senator Rosenbloom introduced in
the senate today, S. b. No. 236 that
proposes to amend chapter Al. Of the
code. as it relates 10 municipal cleo
tiuns. Villages and towns under the
bill would elect on the first Thursday
in January and take office the first
of February. The bill gives - the
councils additional authority to reg
uIate the width OF tires and the size
Of the load on vehicles passing
over the roads Of the town.
In all ten new bills were introduced
in the senate today. In the house to-
day eleven billie were passed and five
new bills were introduced. The Sena-
tor Hough bill, compelling school at
'endance until sixteen years was &C.
vanced in the house to the calendar.
It is anticipated that the house to-
morrow will reach the fireman's pen
sion bill, pending for a week on first
reading, since it came over from 60
ing through the senate.
OF Interest to Jewellers.
Under provisions of bill introduc.
ed by Senator Kump today. watch re-.
parers, silversmiths and jewellers will
have authority to sell watches, jew
elry and the like for repairs, and
from the proceeds Of the sale 10 re-
imburse themselves for the cost OF
the repairs.
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an with another nation and let that
nation and the world know that when
the President speaks. as he has spok'
On. he has the Congress Of the Tilted
States and the people Of the United
States. no matter what their race or
origin. behind him in the one simple
character Of American citizens.
The Directors.
Senators Nardaman, Gronna and
Works I'LL declared that they could
not support tho resolution because
they did not believe the presidents
course wise or justified by the facts.
All feared also that il would lead to
war. Senator LaFolletie made no adj
dress, bur announced he would do so
later. All who spoke were emphatic
in their support of tho government II
war should como.
One of the Stirrin" addresses was
delivered from tho Democratic side by
Senator Underwood. who deprecated
the presence Of The resolution before
the senate. although he voted for It,
He drew from Senator Stone the ad-
mission that the president had not
been consulted regarding introduction
of the resolution.
The President
reached his room near the senate
chamber while the debate was going
on. but left Immediately without con-
sulting any senator's as soon as he
learned what was under considerations
Senator. Sherman, Republican, pro.
nounced the German declaration Of
ruthless submarine warfare the most
uniustitia BILE proclamation 10 nations
Of The world since the days Of the
C0rsairs. since Drake and Frohis her,
when pirates sailed The seas"
. Senator Borah, Republican, declared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
MINER KILLED WHEN
CAR RUNS INCLINE
mino Car ut Top Of Triple Gets Loose,
Crashes Into Arlie Frank, Hull
ing Him 80 Feet.

Standing on The incline Of IL mine Up
pie near Martins Ferry yesterday. ArIie
+. Frank. IL years old. Polish MINER
was hurled 30 feet Ia tho ground whcn
a full loaded mine car broke from us
train at the top Of the tprle anu
crashed down the incline into FRANK.
who was facing the other way.
He died before he could be be. G S:ornds 10
the Martins Ferry hospital ny ronlr5osS
who picked, him mp. lie was found 10
have a broken arm and large inderia-
ton in his side. punched by the coupler
OF The wcighIy. speeding car. -.
Amos Curlcy. who saw the accldcnt,
SAYS he yelled to- Frank TO jump. but 100
late. .,,, - .oo,,ro1y
couple the car which crashed,
The dead Ny was the sole support o" OF
!r,.ortv.tirst street, Wheeling. The fu-
neral Mg' viii bo held from his mothers
home. ,,.ic,.
Oh and is expected to announce verdict
today.
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ENDORSES PRESIDENT
Continued from First Page3


the premises on the part Of the
government Of the United States
he would submit the matter To the
Congress and ask the authority OF
Congress to use such measures as
he might deem necessary Tor pro
lection Of American scamen and
neoplc in the prosecution OF their
peaceful and legitimate cErands on
the high seas.
therefore. be il resolved by the
Senate that the Senate approves
the action taken by the President
as set forth in his address deliv-
cred before the joirt session or
the Congress as stated above.
Stones Appeal. -
81 have presented The resolution.
said Senator Stone, in bringing inc
matter before the Senate, because
think we should let the world Know
that we support the President or me
United Stats whenever, acting Win
in his constitutional power, he speaks
are Senators who thought II would
have been the better part of wisdom
if the President had postponed the
severance Of diplomatic relations
with Germany at least until Germany
had committed some overact offensive
to this government and sufficiently
aggravated to warrant a step so grave
in possible consequences; but the
President, took a different view,
which. with great ability he strong
" supported in his address before
the joint session. :,
81 think It both wise and advisable
for the Senate to say officially that
!, accepts and approves this action OF
the nations chief magistrate"
Senator Kirby.
Made his first address 10 the Sen
ate, an impasSioned declaration that
he would not support the resolution.
81 regard it as Il preliminary de-
claration OF war" he said. IF the res
olution shall be voted upon favorable
today. do not believe the time has
come in this country when We shall
side with Germany or when we shall
side with the Allies. The time has
not come in my opinion when we
should commit ourselves by the adop-
ton Of this resolution to any policy
that the President may hereafter
pursue. Under the constitution and
the law he has no power TO declare
war, but he has in fact III" power to
plunge the nation into war and to
make it necessary for Congress to de,
clare it and he has almost done so
Senator Lodge.
Ranking Republican member OF the
Foreign Relations Committee led the.
discussion In favor Of the resolution
for the minority. He ASSERTED that
The President had taken grave action.
and that he felt his dul: TO support
him ito tho utmost of my power.
He also appealed TO the Serat" against,
divisions in the crisis as the best
to preserve peace.
"My earnest hope. said Senator
Lodge. as that at this time personal !
ceilings, political feelings. political
,nmitics will all be laid a,,'d". that
We may remember only fha, W" are
:itizcns Of common country. hiatt
ne are all Americans and that cur
first duty Is TO stand together in ms
which has unhappily iris
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CATHEDRAL CADETS
TO PLAY PIKE LADS
Return Game Will Be Staged Friday
Night In Casino at wheeling Park.
Rumor Denied.

Trladeiphia and cathedral has kctball
tvaS will mee, Friday night III the
Wheeling Park Casino. This IS the seq
md game of the. season between the TWO
schools. and while in Il previous contest
III. Cadets were easy winners. IN" rr-
turn game is expected to he closely
Fought.
For the past week "r 50 Coach stew
art. Of the Pike lads. has pun them
through several afternoons OF hard'
practice. and they have shown much M
,ruvement Coach BERNARD. ~ the
cadets. is also working his mon TO TIE
limit in preparation FOR the contest.
Sturer and t. Smith. dcsptt" rumors
IA the contrary. will bc in IN" Triah"l-
phia lineup Friday night. E;um"r had
/, tha, tn, TWO boys had been declared
Ineligible for athletic participation. Ac-,
rnrdirc To Coach Stewart Their" IS moth
ing in tho report. and that IT gained
footing merely through miSundec-
standing.
H;lrn,.SSiIl..
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W. & ]. STARS TRIP
TO FRANCE FALTERS

Special Dispatch to the Intcllissncss. .r,,o Ito.
y,,Irnnnuts of the past few days in the
relations between the United states ana
t;ermany make i apparent that EoG,s:
GUY, Volncy Wilson and PM tlsheF
will not be able To carry out their ihlcn-
,rrc s,ry;rc, The trio Of college mrn
had expected to leave tomorrow. but
they have indefinitely postponed thcir
Irin and have little hone of carrying our
their scheme. Practically all shipping
~ rts Ind Tho entente nations while this
Government is not Issuing pass ports L"
Nmcrican citizens sailing for European
ports. However 1t seems probable that
if the three want some active cNptri-
cncc in ambulance or other inliltary
work they can get it with the lnited
States forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

most serious are Rheumatism, with its
torturing pains: Catarrh. often fore
runner Of dread consumption: Scro-
fula. Eczema, letter. Erysipelas and
other disfguriug skin diseases; Ma
laria, which makes the strongest men
helpless. and many other diseases are
the direct result Of impure blood.
You can easily avoid all of these
diseases. and rid the system of them.
blood remedy that has been in con-
slant use for more than fifty years.
s. S. S. cleanses the blood thoroughly.
and routs every veStige Of imprity.
1t is sold by druggists everywhere.
For valuable literature and medical
advice absolutely free, write today TO
the Medical. Dept. Swift Specific Com
pauy, 80 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Ga
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DAIRY BILL REJECTED
CONTINUED from First PaHe.)

calendar for several days on second
reading. but the opportunity 10 bring
il up for consideration did not como
until late this afternoon. The bill
then WAS read and only one amend.
menl was proposed. That was by
Delegate Davis. Of Faycttc county.
who sought to strike ont. the cnactinS
clause, but Withdrew the amendment
before the voting stage was reached
The bill passed TO its third reading
and will pass the house tomorrow.
The Identical bill has been intro
duccd in the senate BY Senator Coal
ter and the house bill will be substl-
tuled when it. reaches there.
The Grind Continues.
The grind continues in the legis-
lalure and aside from the advance
ment by the house of the Otto box
Ing bill 10 third reading there were
several other bills up Of interest 10
The Pan Handle region. The senate
PASSED tho Rnsenhloom bill. that per-
mits Richie district. Ohio county. TO
continue until June 80. 1920 10 levy
the special tax 10 pay off the indeht-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
Tim MURNANE, VET
PLAYER IS DEAD
Well Known Also as Sporting Writer
and Head Of Base Ball Leagues.

BOSTON. Fob. 7.-Timothy II. Muir
nan- former president nf the New Eng
land and the eastern baseball leagues.
ricc-presidcnt Of the National Board OF
Professional Baseball Clubs and base
ball editor Of the Boston Globe for
thirty years, dropped dead in q theatre
tonight. He was 50 years OF age. MUIR
name was 4 professional player for lif-
teen years before hc began writing on
the game. He was one OF the most
widely known baseball reporters in the
country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08

BOSTON. Feb. 7.-Herbert J. Pennock,
a pitcher, and Oscar jenkins. an OUT
fielder. sent their signed CONTRACTS toonS
ia The Boston American league baSse4ll
club. Jenkins WAS secured last leu
from the Griffin. Ga. club, OF tue
Observation-Disclosures league.
At the National league headquarters
IT was stated that tho signed contract OF;
Joseph ". Without had been recelvSa.i
accompanied by n letter saying that the.
rontrnc, WAS conditional upon tho ap.'
proval OF the Baseball Players Fratern..
itv. Of which Without is a member.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
Almost Every Human Ailment Is
Directly Traceable to Impuri-
ties in the Blood.

You cannot overestimate the lmpor-
tance Of keeping the blood free of i'm
purities. When you realize that the
heart is constantly pumping this vital
fluid to all parts Of the body. you can
easily see that any impurity in: the
blood will cause serious complications.
Any slight disorder or impurity that
creeps into the blood is source Of
danger. for every vital organ OF the
body depends upon the blood supply
10 properly perform its functions.
Many painful and dangerous dis
eases are the direct result OF PAD
condition of the blood. Among the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
REFUSED TO SIGN

CHICAGO. Feb. I.--outfieldcr ~ Will
l::.rnS. uf the Chicago Nationals. has de-
rllnrd TO sign contract at the terms or
frred him. President Wc"ghman an
,"unr"d tonight. Williams ia member
Of ,h. Baseball Players Fraternity.
Tn. signed contracts Of four recruits
were received today. They are Earl
smith. an nu,tielr!"r. and Pitchers lack
McTlgue. W-lton :hrhardt and Victor
.tldridgc.
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The presidents course was taken
solely with a view TO maintaining neu-
tral rights. He warned against enter
ing the war, declaring that entangling
alliances thus inevitable would be the
most disastrous thing that could
happen 10 the country.
Forty-three Democrats and thirty
five Republicans voted for the resolu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
KRAUS QUALITY
OVERCOATS
DAVE says:


The thermometer has It's
ups and downs, but there is
still a long wait before the
Weather Man may be Eek
pected to break off dlblo-
matte relations with Old
King Winter
The best preparation for
YOU is a Kraus Quality Ov-
crcoat. Just now kraus
Quality Suits and Overcoats
can be had at these savings:
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HER WORK ENDED.

VIENNA. Feb. I.-Mrs. FrederiCk c.
penfield. wife of the American ambas-
sador. today closed the workshop. where
for thirty months at her own expense
were produced millions Of bandages and
wound dressings, an effort TO which the
late Emperor Francis Joseph gave his
recognition by ,conterrng upon Mrs.
Penfield high order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
WEST VIRGINIA LOSES
TO Y. NJ. |. five, 1927
ar.ciA pispa,ch to tho In.slIIsenees.

aIscial Dispatch 10 the lntetlsenceS
LEXINGTON. Va. Feb. 1.--FirEinia
Military Institute defeated the West
Virginia University basketball team IN
4 fast game here this afternoon 81 to y.
The game was closely contested with
V. VI. l. team showing superior form IN
shooting. Hite and Morrison. for West
Virginia. and Leech and Marshall. Tor
o y. VI. l.. were the stars OF the game.
: Ieerl was retired during the last rev
minutes Of play for personal fouls; Lat
rrner, for West Virginia. was unable 10
start the game on account OF bad knee
sustained In the Washington & Lee
game Summary:
West Eirginia--2'. v vi. l'-''.
Positions.
JASPER ...<..: '.-''- MAI S''"i
Forward
Rodgers :....'.;. .'''...' heaeh
Forward.
L,, Bacharach
Center.
EiltS ->'''''~'
Guard.
Guard.
SubStit,:tinu$ Candy for Jasper Aiken
for Ice. summer for Aiken. sullivan for
Leach: field goals Rodgers ,. 60 l..
iiits - Morrison :. candy >. MarShail .;
Leach :. R;,rharach /. Hook - t"ui
goals Morrison. = out Of II: SarSha!l
missed three: Leach. out OF - t'"t-
,.r.r l;nOuuiD
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wins FROM
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

Special Dispatch To The lntelliscncer.
WASHlNGr,bN. y. {. Feb. lin
smooth contest here tonight West Alr-
gina Wesleyan won over Catholic I'M
vcrSity Is IL 80. Wesleyan uutclasScd
the Catholics In floor work and WAS
much more accurate on shots than the
Washington five. The passing Of tho
Mrthohsls was the feature of the game.
Beck and Morrison played q Star oc
fcusivr game. while NeIlc.. llanlcl ana
Fisher Gagged pretty goals from dithcnlt
angles Th" foul tossing Of FIShcr ana
l.. O'Rricn was exceptionally good
Lineup: .,
WcSlryan-43.' Catholic--|'
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\. Harvey was fined S. in Winnipeg
tho other day for beating a kitten to
death. - ~,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
>Ew yonK COTTON MARKrr.
tauotafions by Miller a Co. Wembsrs
New York Cotton ExchnnEe.l

New York, March ia favorable
construction on the overnight news
from Russia and the approach OF the
elimination OF the railway labor dts
pute resulted IN considerable buying
Of cotton today and the market was
Armer Purchasing also wae ercour
ged by the character Of the wealth
or. Further rnius IN the eastern belt
were accompanied by additional COM
plants abont- delayed preparations
and indications OF frost IN Eastern
Texas. nearly to the coast. caused
anxiety Some. stop was uncovered.
sentiment before the opening was
uoro bullish than In some time and
at the comment was In connection
with tho better outlook for the rail
road situation. the improved political
conditions so rsr no Russia was con
ce~nrd and the weather in the grow
Jag section which WAS nost unfavor
eb1c for the crop Toward midday
the market turned nrmer and sold up
TO a net rise Of thirty 70 thirty five
points The advance was led by the
Lew crop months Despite fairly &C
tive realizing sales tho. market held
the hulk Of tho gain late in the day
finishing Mt net advance Of nineteen
To thirty points
Port receipts for tho day were esti-
mated AZ 5000 bales. compared with
as bales last week: md 1884 last
wear.
Sppt hore was steady, twenty points
h'ehcY at $40 sales. $50 ba!es The
.gut article at New Orleans was steady
aH3 UNCHANGED on the basis oil iT.6a
Tor middline: sales. 1850 bales Re
.rcipts at Galveston, H,Sli hateS, at
New Orleans lfSS: Savannah. 723
and Houston 3Qa-
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sion There was no change In the
July future. but September was OFF
ono cent The May delivery has
videued Ave and half cents on the
July since the middle OF the week
showing that the former was unduly
depressed and also confirming ths
ytrenRth in the cash position. Bait
more reports miilers as bidding six
teen cents over Chicago May for their
NJ rcd winter.
The corn market was firm ana
without any material change for tho
8ar oats were off IA to 3-s cents
There was considerable evening up IN
both these grains over the week end,
with the shorts covering and the longs
Nalldating. and there was no urgency
in he demand for selling pressure
displayed.
There We're small price gains in
BIC market for hog products today,
# tho volume OF business was small
Open High. Low CiosA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
ROCKVILLE NOTES.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. J
Rockville, Va. March l7.--Miss
Evelyn Thomasson and Lloyd Coles. of
Richmond, were married in Richmond
last week. They will make their home
near Hylas.
Miss Bessie Cooke and Mrs. r. G.
Cooke visited Mrs. c. =. Deitrick, of
Short Pump, last week.
Miss Juanita Smithers. OF Rich
mond, is visiting Mrs. Isaac Stanley.
Rev. Ernest Hemming and family
spent Saturday and Sunday at MIR. J
w. Snead's.
Miss Della Thomas. who is attend
ing the Short Pump school was the
weekend guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs Ezen Thomas
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
ny MILLER q Co. Members
Chicago Board Of Trade.)

Chicago. March ~ -~ Those who
ave sold large quantities Of grain
were pleased N learn that seven ves-
ss.ls left the other side On Friday in
he interest Of the Belgian relief
with safe conduct aud that eight
9fsaore are expected 10 leave English
ports shortly. This VIII bring a largo
81Dmber az vessels here to load grain
and hog products inside ~ two or
hree weeks
II was understood that the nour
4 urchased by the Dutch government
and which wa t6 have been shipped
she coming week has bern deferred,
anwing TO unfavorab bic tonnage condi-
#st@~e
~ct5 W LOWS Of Minneapolis. In
= message to leading board Of.
ade house said that d well-known
siernaan tells of some friends who
have come 70 this country via Rus
asf8a and swed@n, and II one wants TO
be . real bull on wheat II is only
@necessary TO talk 10 these late ar
gs-sSals They say that America will
law to feed Europe for twelve
s*saonths at least after the war that
Ia be- Russian wheat surplus is 81 myth.
shat the wheat they hold IN that coun-
strs and which has been on the ground
TOR two years or more because OF
sack Of elevator capacities, IS fiji only
for animal food
M While the volume OF trade In wheat
MAS small today. there was consider
"a bile strength In the MAY fu ire,
which closed | to 3~s cents higher.
aioN the highest levels or the aes-
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w HoLESAl4E MARKET CONDITIONS
Drizzling rain had depressing eff
foct on the commission market today
The brisk business OF Yesterday sub
sided and trading was conducted LET'S
urely, Receipts were light. but this
failed 70 affect prices owing TO the
small demand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

Union Bank ......... so 30s
Va Trust Co. .-.... 100 250
Miscellaneous.
Va, Car, c. pfd ...-... Ie' 1904
Va.-Car. c.. com ,,.,. 100 81
Va. Rldg and Loan Co. 100 zoe
Va. f. and NJ, Ins, Co. as 81
sales
13 Richmond Bank and Trust Com
rany 2734.
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RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
Constructive FACT
Wall street Now Convinced That 10
\ Means q Morc Active Co-opera-
tion Than Ever With Allies.
MARINE PREFERRED ON ROOM
standard Oil Group Investing Largely
In stock of shipping Concern--Bc-
licvins Russian Crisis over Street
Is Again Very Cheerful.
IN, BRO'ADAN NALL

New York March I1.--Bauk re-
serves showed an increase Of $2l.231.-
..6n in the statement issued today.
Loans were Increased $4,000 and
ret demand deposits of S26,2l5.oo0.
Wall street WAS more thoroughly
convinced than ever tod2V that the
rexolution in RussIa Is q tremendous
y argument ON the constructive SIDE of
Z she market u also renewed Wis on
precision Of belief Of failure Of any
railroad strike that NAV be called
1t had no Information on the strike
asut rolled on Americas disapprovai uf
srtghtfujDosA campai@uS whether on
s-.sa or iaud
IL the stock market everything WAS
strong No important advances were
made except IN specialucs. Steel
Westinghouse, Rubber Industrial AL
.ohol, Hide and Leather and Slnelters
advanced a point and more each.
Mercantile Marine preferred was tho
eniy fireworks Wall street has seen
for wpcaa IT," stock advanced seven
tt5niS 2rt closed WITH the whole
cEstab'ua for e Another
s:roa4 speciTJtt uas chevrolet which
l.4os eJ ..a '.-,cn points
tH- u' NarFs preferred was al
81, .holt covering. As an
,ll, a"'1mu this morning
irving an expert
rment on tho short SIDE bp selling steel
.tt-- against other
o. t.. lg-a n4r>@ts Pro
feaeloaa toni. advantage of this stu
tiou and bought Marine preferred
Earliest
Earnings large.
The OF. was & safe purchase he-
cause is just beginning dividends
ard IBERIA 1870 H. earnings ~4ncc tho wa
fega0 amount 40 more 'han Tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
DISTRICT NO. 2.

DISTRICT NO. 2.
District No . embraces all territory
within the corporate limits of Rich
mond north OF James river. west Of
Seventh street. including Highlar'i
Continued on Eighth Page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
,Rcported by Rodgers. r1umm~r A. Co..
Incl

Incl
Petersburg. Va. March II. 1917.
SPANISH. Farmers Stock, Market
arm sls5 per bushel
VtRGINIAS. Farmers stock. Market
nrm.
Fancy Jumbo. &c per ID.
Extra prime, 4A.c per 10.
Prime. nc per III
Shellins stock. si.c TO AZ c per ID
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Nor Ry and Light Go. IS 2sn
Va r. and r Co. pfd. 100 30
Va n. and p Co. com. 100 IS q