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MILITARY NOTICE

order No. Name
1876 Robert Pope :.
394 George House
1872 Will Davis
$50 Fred Mckenzie
749 William North
1921 Essie Smith
1862 Henry Brown
1913 James Callahan
1341 Jesse Davis
1929 Joseph Blakely
1922 Johnnie Pointer
1888 Joe Li1lard
1892 Willie Taylor /.
1856 Richard Avery
1865 Robert Allen
1859 Jack Williams
2068 Lewis Morgan
2130 Lum McClendon
1904 Roy Glenn ~
2307 Aaron Petty
1856 Henry Sutton
1858 Leon White
1859 Ben Greer
1850 Alonzo Buford
1865 Walter Stokes :,
1863 Leroy Dunlap
1872 Ed Lewis
1878 Ross Garner
1890 Milton Johnson
1892 James Brown
1895 Leander Gowder Williams
2402 King Yancy
24O3 Ervius Dawson
2413 Harry Hale
2414 James Sheppard
2414 James Sheppard
PALS Stephen Terry
2417 Samuel B. Bryant
2419 Junius Williams
2422 Alonzo Hatch
PAPA Willie Ward
2425 Tom Fletcher
2426 Jesse Mullen
2433 Eddie Williams
243S Wade Fuller
2440 Dan Kicks
2441 Willie C. Hester
2445 Frank Hardith
2447 Balum Duke
2450 Lee German
2463 George Weber
2464 Eddie Carter
2466 Amos White
246S Will Edwards
2473 Berry Rice
247S Seal Slaughter
24S2 Jack Thompson
2484 Hosa Mullen
2486 Frank Hunter
2487 Brager Bradley
2492 Wesley Peters
2493 Clabe Perkins
$500 John Mark Peters
2501 John Frye
2504 Priest Gates
2506 Dave Williams
25O8 Henry Woodson
2510 Ira w. Morris
2512 Alleniges Carter
2513 Solomon Watson
2514 Augustus Williams
$500 Madison Peppers
1896 Charlie Brooks
1881 Mack Smith
1886 Jesse Weems
1888 Jim McNeal
1850 Willie Spraggins
1858 Joseph Green
1854 Wesley Cary
1855 Dutch Brown 's'
1856 Stanley Hays
1867 Lawrence Whitaker
256S James empleton
2570 Eli Dodson
2571 Jesse James Murrel
2577 David Johnson
1852 Willie Thompson
1888 Buck Jones
1856 Scott Turner
1892 Jobie Griffin
1893 Frank Porter
1896 Richard Murphy
1897 Arthur Campbell
1907 Sammie Ais
2614 Andrew Wilson
2616 Earl Brewer
2617 Ed Mcdaniel
1927 Walter Lockhart
262S Oslo Harris
1886 Nelly Quinn jackson
1929 Emmett Allen
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Chr 0unlirr-5nnrx

Published on Friday of each week
I'M Mariana, Lee County, Arkansas,
hy the Press Publishing Company. and
auAered in the postoffice in Marianne
As second-class mail matter under per-
anet from the postoffice department
Subscription price $50 per year. H.
m jackson, Editor-Manager.
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LOW TO LIVE LONG

81
If YOU have any love ~ gladds|
or any desire to adeIn sn' .ou hp|
the environment in which -. ~, mstts|
pen to be. find out what's ln' are ID
with you-assuming tina. Wv ,nsctra
tho perfect missing LINK ZEN cure d
man with the Gods Then - Il d
or put a muzzle on 1t anu ,,or one I
where you can watch It f,0;scovsrsl
the very best means ever sa5i4egolsa|
for attaining ripe anu ,ncurabi
old age is to contract some care d
disease. and then take so 13a,yers y
it all its edwin ! po'
d. in July physical Culture
To conserve fat, use sa' sriddll
of grease when using me 0ag .
Have the salt in a si.4A and ri
cheesecioth or thin musiln Ia do
the griddle just as you W0a'D bette
greasing. You win IKE smoke
too. as there viii be no
the cooking process.
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Machinists
Buglers
Photographers 81
Plumbers
Powdermen
Quarrymen
Riggers
Saddlers
Shoemakers
Surveyors
Tailors
Transfers
Telephone operators
Timbermen
Topographers q
Qualified registrars =.
present themselves - gsal
board for listing. If a suft ,esa
Der Of volunteers are ~.
involuntary induction will -. sec|
Registrars who volun,oa y USED
Of the above named occuns., O'
not be indicted until oraa as''as !
ceived as to allotments and !. ~
men needed to fill the =. S'
already announced shan :,
ted to volunteer. Volunteers y !
service shall not be re,aoa..
navy or marine corps or "
draw their application prior h
ust /.
LOCAL BOARD LEE com,
Arthur Cotter, CHARM,
J. E. Stevenson. Sec,s
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You viii do our bit in the war
II you double your portion OF cereal
for breakfast. and let this be corn
flakes. corn meal cats, hominy or
rice Make the mullins. waffles.
griddle cakes. etc, Of rice, corn or
barley flonr, and cat meal or corn
neal
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-07-05

The linoieurn win look like new il
you add kerosene 10 the water when
cleaning it. Use one tablespoon Of
kerosene to the gallon Of water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

thcr repression OF activities as the war
demands enlarge and become incrcas-
lnS!N Imperative. More completely than
AZ any previous period, the producing
ma distributing forces of tho nation
arc being concentrated on work Of the
moSi essential character. and official
regulations and restrictions extend to
every induStr! and trade of inheritance
lhdcr the circumstances ordinary
transactions are not unnaturaliy con-
hhed within closer limits, and conscr-
Natism Is the predominant sentiment in
commercial ana financial circles Morc-
over. the disposition To proceed eau
liousiE in entering upon forward COM
nlltmentS has been acccniCatcd by the
Impairment of agricultural prospects,
ana IN sections where the crop damage
mas been greatest, as in the Southwest,
CANCELLATIONS OF future orders are no,
wholly absent
Weekly bank clearings. s5.ol6.3lo.l
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Real Eitate Summary
10 Chnnccry TRANSFERS -. $50. 9nO. 90
building permits ....... 5,G2l 40
CIIANCERY TRANSFERS.

Powell. SGxi4o icc, north line Hnicrest
Avenue, lSS.i2 feet cast Of Pleasant
View Avenue. August II, 1918; tax
Eliza Sanger Alfrlcno. executrix. 10
Peter Gcnnella. 2@Xl55 feet. known as
- North Laurel Street August 81,
19lS; $1,000.
Lazarus karp ct uX. TO Louis Wcldcr
IS -2N6d and 80 feet. known as 1874
North Thirty. first Street. August -.
1918: tax 50, $40.
NJ. II. Omohundro ct ux to City or
Richmond. 30yS2 IL feet. north line
corner Webster and Cabell Streets.
July l6, 1918; $3.50.
Harvey l.. Grubbs ct NV. to Leonard
d. Martin. Soxl35 and 1870 feet. known
as 1906 Mosby Street. September ),
j: Lee Davis ct uH. TO Charles E
Willis. 10 l-2xloo feet, known as sos
~ 1912 feet, north line OF II Street a.,
It's intersection with the west line OF
Twenty seventh Street. August !, 1915;
tax S2.50, $40.
Nellie NJ. Hobson ct ais. to w. J..
Crouch, +oSl25 feet. known as 1906
North Twentieth Street. August -,
G.n,er Park Realty Corporation 10
Emma l.. Rennie. lot 40. block c. Gin
ter Park Terrace. April 4. 1915: $3.50.
Charles Is. Willis et uN. to j. r. Nav
- feet ] l-2 inchesX156 feet l -
inches and l4o feet IL inches, known
rs 2ill kcnsington Avenue. August
81, 1918: $4,000.
Martha X. Folstcad ct ais 10 Abra M
L. Johnson. IL l-2Xl5T feet, known as
Sl1 IL West Clay street. August
1915; $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
LABOItERS-

THE FOUNDATION COMPANY.
OFFERS YOU A JOB AS
SKILLED OR UNSkILLED
LABORER.
War work for all men leaving
nOneSSential industries. The
chance for inside men to earn
good wages at healthy outside
work and at the same time help
the boys Over There" TO ger
ammunition TO lick the Hun.
An unusual opportunity tC
work on the line Of offense az
home at good wages, and yous
can shortly increase your earn
ing capacity. This offer ex-s
tends TO all kinds of men, botli.
white and colored, who are
forced TO seek employment IN
war essential industries, or t.
other patriotic Americans who
are willing to start at the bot
tom. &
If you mean business, cut GU
thlS al, put on your old clothes
and present it to U. S. Employ.
ment Office, 80 East Main ST.
Richmond, Va, or at the U. S
Branch Employment Office
seven Pines, Richmond, Va
experienced laborers, tract
men, hoist runners, pipe caulkl
erS, metal workers; i'm fact, al,
most any kind Of skilled or un
skilled labor. This job is al
ideal location, furnished FREQ
transportation to and from
Richmond. Work seven days
week.
Apply only at the above adj
dresses.
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PACKARD TRUCK: A BAR
GAIN u D. STONE MOTOR CO.
THIS WEEKS USED CAR
BARGAINS

STUDEBAEER go Good tires good
paint. GOOD mechanical condition. only
STUDEBAKERS. halt-ton. panel. com
p!cieiy oNrrhauled. n"wIy painted. one
green ana maroon. good tires the very
ihimg Ter lisht delivery. each 500
~ lbESAk Err. Jo-H. l.. Four Touring
newly painted. new top. good tires only
SAXON 1915 i.ich, Six. ,us, nte new SIM
SiJDEBAkER 1917 Touring. newly PAINTED
co"d tires. completely oVcThaulcd trst :
Glars cnntitiGn; lust like new. $3.50
Sll pEBAkE FIR Six. newly painted mrs, :
s,sG mechanical condition big buy at
MA NM T1ntrin6 i?i6 good paint. tires
CARR ,i,d ILL., s isie good MECHANICAL con-
oA AZ IN \ - SIN. 1917. lust like new. $500.
nc above cars are al exceptionally tine
harSains. and you should by all mea ns make
IL a poini TO see them before buying.
IN addition to the above. we have ahou,
ntSecn Other cars that represent, exception.
OF tue bcSt uScn ear values IN Richmond
Noh' ~. Mni0k SALES
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STOCK EXCHANGE HOUSES
TO MAKE DAILY REPORTS
Movement Is Made to Conserve
Banking Credit Without Allow
ing Rates TO Make Advance.
PRICES HAVE FAD sLUNll
Shares Believed to BE Under Pool
Operation Suffer Most. Baldwin
Breaking More Than -Four Points,
Followed by Others.
ny nnoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK September 6-Wall
Street. with tn" exception OF those in
d,viduals who rurch asCd stocks between
] o'clock aud the market close. lost its
head after the money committee had
issued logical statement explaining
why stock exchange houses will DO
asked To make daily reports on tho
amount OF money they arc borrowing
on time aud call, Not until @:i5 did
expected warning reiterated confidence
in the probability OF Il rising Stock
market. and that the method now talk
en- and the methods 20 be taken amount
{" decision 10 conserve banking crcd-
:; without allowing money rates TO adj
Na'cc beyond per cent,
.'everthclcss prices slumpcd badly
when the announcement was made
around l O'Clock that the exchange
governors will require daily borrowing
statements from brokers. while the de-
cline was accumulated an hour later
by the issuance OF the money commit
tees letter to the exchange. Stocks
believed believed to be undcr pool operation
than p w?rSs f 6a!dwn GrGhg more
Steel. : IL; ST. Paul. common. T. Cen
cral Motors. 81, Marine. preferred.
!: IS; Reading. =: Tobacco Produces.
Il; Republic steel, IS. substantial
5recessions took place throughout the
When more sober Judgment prevail
I'D recoVcricS set In with a rise in 81
Paui. common. on heavy trading The
feature. II WAS the only ISSUE to show
a material gain OYER IhufSdGy's close.
y; 80 - ran' Is r'.n;s above the
hc.hS Sod "n prospects 'h.u the pre-
:,rl cd dividend lt irtS' may he bald
CURING Federal control ana aisa ON a
l.nS- distance eNpectai'pn or e melon
from -. pauIs enormous holdings on
timber lands.
NEW YORK. September r.--Mcrcautilc ~
lsr. :" Sterling exchange sixty-aay bills.
=, 81 S"innerciai siNiN-day bii's on banks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

hi, by the reaction tho big board. ;
move! To lower marks. hat The selling il
Hose Sioc.Ss was in Guiiir.,pt compared
VIII th" purchases which had carried III,
stocks {" their recent h:h marks.
@v' Aetna Explosives, / .. y ~.
l.,c Chevrolet MVt"vs. l-iu l-N
-" maxim Mutations. = i"fia
i.0", United Motors. .dt4 WJl..
? ~ cos'!en @ |. -, f'Hir
30" Federal OIL. .Ersi.
80 International Petroleum. i5Tfl5A
ic.oso Metropolitan Petroleum. iulik.
so Victoria o.. new. = -
:.Ui) Atlanta i4tJ
$500 Rig Ledge. =, n 1916.
100 Boston ana Montana. ~ n a.
90, Calumet and Jerome. ~ i.-l6.
LOO Mother lrtir 80, It a.
i.-S1 Tonoidh Eat. s-lSGl-s.
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CHURCH NOTICES

,r,-,, BAPTIST.
ner rwen,y dfth and Leigh Streets. DR. S' j.
J. WICKER. the pastor. viii preach at II
ned Sfs '"a dw 10 K resy , he
f cmi.v t!r: ' sni.risr c,rncu-r,,
tor REV. cAnri:K ASHTON JES RriSs
VII preach upon the following themes:
leading tho RInd '"'"S' N"f'@'
, , Efrt r. = ni,ETIST. cnu7cH. REV; W
!m.,o.n."s and evening Ivy ii, j. i.angstonn
IN" pastor j. aiding Row. e. q. love. Of
sSh@"i wy A. a. W" G. %a aSsnE s ST@a@y
SECOND BAPTIST cIIuHCm-Divin. wor
s In1.s y "A -S NJ and S:i; r. NJ pK. SKIS
oGn'"s svdm mT,snS rh. thc GnGn for
MH"d d. Cordial Welcome to all.
nd ~ BY the pastor. hE 8 dE q - Il
nErrLrunm L' 1.urIfhRAn cHuncu-
S Sns,nr AND day clay S'rsets-F n. MEusciIit T..
4 NJ walihsr league m% """ ini T%"@ Thn "a
Say nvs s,lE IN parish housc Parsonage, soD
FIRST f:vANGELiCAL Tut n -; T. *;
~ wii, pastor !, J. ScHEREn. u;
Mary Lon Bowers re,nrncd mi Mi Me- :,
from Japan, Will speak All are cordially,
W GRACE ErISc0rAt cHuRcH-The REV.
"rayor and sefman A. ref In tho M2r"ms
congregation unites in service in Monroe
CHURCH, OF THE ASCENSION Mornins.
prayer IL ~ NJ: evening prayer and sermon
!. NJ. Roy. j. W. Morris. rector of Mon
nmcntal Church. will preach at evening
prayer. ~ %
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIEN
iiSI-Eesular services will be- held To-
morrow morning in church edjfcc, corner
lark Avenne and Meadow street. at ii
o'clock. subject: Man. Wedncs,l. =
Syenins testimony meeting at = o'ciuc.
IN" leading Room go GO2l is located in
inc virginia hallway and Power Iiuildinr
corner Seventh and Franklin Streets and /.
open daily except sundays from 10 A NJ TO
:" y. VI. Open Sundays from > 10 8 T. N
Iiosed on national holidays. Strangers cor
daily invited
PRESKYTERIAN
GRACE COVENANT rRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
REV. j. CALVIN sTEWARTT. D,'eDf' e.
r Pastor Emcrituu
sabba'h School :............ o:2o A. 81
iiiuie Classes. Mr.. Kinc.............lo:C, 20 a. NJ
sermon by Roy. q. l.. liing.......,ll.n 90 A M
Kead Memorial Sabbath school. $50 p III
iioonS icopics society. $50 i. NJ
s-n.oI.- s.rNISts- AonrOe I'arH ..-.--S:l5 l.. NJ.
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SUBSTAllONS FDE I'D. WANTS.
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!alned W practically every Drug Store in
une cl'r Tor The convenience OF the public
Want Ads are accepted by them rrru-
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SOUTH RICHMOND
iranch Office times. b!auatCh 1904 Hull
81. Ie!cDhone Ra :idolrh $500.
49, PET EESBCRG
Times Dspatch Branch III North Second
street: phone Petersburg 225
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BUILDING rERMIrs.

The following building permits were
issued Yesterday by the Building In
spcctors Office:
Starke's estate. TO repair brick apart
ment hous. known rs 5li West Grace
Street, 10 cost $4,000
Mrs. Kate 4. .Ncree. to erect brick
garage at 3oo3 Hanover Avenue. 10
cost S62l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk OF the
iiuStin-S Court.
Ernest Clarence, city. and Elizabeth
DU Val Payne. city.
William Marshall. .Tr.. city, and Lucy
t. .HNton iiarwood. city.
andrew -. Christian, city. and Mile
! REYNOLDS, CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

ny 49,. september 6.--Hogs RcCcirts
-" mead nlarkct uneven. but 'renerany
S,.""N' VAN yesterdays average: ion l9!,
~. "'fS u ~ l'i! NJ: Hghi. ~ - Il 70 So PACK
ms " l5n 1" ~. rough lT50m iSCa My
s"od ana choice. IS Is lrioto
cattle. Receipts .Jrn: steer, and ,o,-
mostly bteaGy, calves s,eaay
""''D: Receipts. lC.y 40 heads; steady tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
Annual Tax Hearings.

Telephone. telegraph. canal. steam
boat and express Companies through
their representatives. appeared before
the state Corporation Commission YES
tcrdaE in the annual valuation Of
properties for the purpose Of taxation
Nothing unusual occurred and their
papers were filed with the commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Tnc following charters were granted
yesterday by the state Corporation
Commits
Spicuzza Fruit Company. Inc Nor
folk. Capital stock, $4,000 Object.
wholesale dealers in fruits, nuts. etc,
Joseph RalSamo, president: j. j.
Wulacr. secretary and treasurer, both
OF Norfolk
Amendments:
The Merchants Bakery, Inc. Norfolk
increasing its capital stock from $780,
900 to 100000
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C0TAnS Mxi;l,E.rs

NEW york. Ss.tsuit0r Ar,cr showing
although i, ended aDotr ycstcrday's iast
prices Although tncrc cousi!era bic
men; before the opening The market tp-
peared 10 toe in AN ov.rsoli condition. The
in.i hau, ~ ., "oo"J !" 20 ~ nolnla was
der selling encouraged 10y tho improve cd
W;..,neT an: crop reports from Texas and
allotted ny IN" British shipping Beard for
October. This vas stated a. being cpuivient
OF $4,000 for Septenb"r
,, HSeo; b,i.. at Inc no,'' Tor The day were
week'aGo and So bales year ago
stocks IN New WORK warehouses arc 7Osl
hales compared Win - i+3 bates "A year "a so
>:!cst Britain.
for the week, Sew Orleans h.;urc4. ia5'7ii
bales, aEaiiist 1856 last years ana 2ea 40
middiins, &c 70 rho aalc7 wero So nsl.s
at 1856. for middlinv There wera 10 SAT-,
mtni- MidatnE, s.. Gs.es. s,ocS. "s ss5..
bales.
To;si ,o-tay a: al oorts nrc.tp,.. loo2
Total Tor week a. al rorta-Receipts. YH.'.5
o: Ts,., e 'nr ss.sd '5ct, s nalG. 70 -,
ports, s:5.S:. bales
NEW oR1;EA%s. September 6 Consider
able strength was shown ~ cotton in tba
early trading to-day, but in me afternoon
the early !nproNefr"Ut was uared down
Last prices w-r" "t net gain fn- tne So.
SIGN O: IS 10 =. points BUyln.; was encour-
AGED ny inc continued rains over tho belt.
, low temperatures IN n" Northwestern ror-
> lion and much easter feeling r,gariiue.
" price fixing. Opening At The advance tha
marhet mounted easily uniil {, stood gs y
liz points above Yesterday 3 close 40 selI'n:,
= morning.
Cotton futures closing bids October. y g.
May. 81 81
Spot cotton apie' and unchanged sale.
on the spot. lS5 rGi"S. TO arrive ~, bales
Low mido!lng. 800. good mldtl.us 81 Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
On the Curb Market

NLN fclth S'ptrmh"r s-Thc curb mar
~ '"NN'H through another quiet session 10.
- i.N'l IN" sharp reaction in tho after.
h""H Ira"lnG OF The Stock Exchange va,
~ ''"''e'i IN any pronounced selling in tho
t"iv "hcc2t IN q f'w ~ the stocks which
m"t. f''entiy h"cn leading srcculativ. IA
t"t'.'S SOMA Explosives and Subm,rin,
boat. thrown over by trader, xho hd 80 Nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

Y a Ny

SANANNAH. Ga. September e-rurper
I'm" hr'n; |ilg. sales. SpS casks: recctpts 4,
,sss shipments 49, casns. stocks. IS sss
harrr,s Shipmcn's. 80 barrels. stocks rs
!, % 3!,o, -. ESQ; d ELS. E. %. F..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07
NEM YOKK Live sroCk MAKkEr

NEW ftEk September Sleeves iTrecu-
i"t sears. 900 1900. bulls. 7.n'D u 20. cows
80 "a w., tH.srs ;rrcEylar vc1Is. II cog q q
t'H' LOW" !"'N Western calves. 1900 a l.. ~ .
'En ""d southern III Ned, i0Ni5cn
,Ehstp an" lunns Irregular: sheer ROOF,
"' ianhT lIr"T Il ~; cuIls iOp,si ls y,
HOGS easy al - =, Z: J.55 roughs $50
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NEW YORK rKOUUCL M,RKEr

.'''.,' i'ItI\. Stptrmber b-Raw sugar
S.yh"$, ccnitifuEal 6oii. fine ;:ranulatcd
; - I,n"t c"f"" arm. RIO as 90. santos *
d hH't'r strong. Cheese firm
cotton seed oil was not quoted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-07

NEW YORK, September t.--DunS to-
morrow will say: Not only has the
changing season has less than the usual
stimulating influence on general bust
ness but the tendency is not a few
CIVILIAN channels is toward still fur
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BOND LIST

American Writing rarrr 5s.............. so.
Nag q French - ........... ...... 81,
Atsni.c tnaS; Line Isl Is tDid,. ....... e..
a. Z, LII. and y. col observation-disclosures. -
y l.. ON e Halt'norcl task"tl. -
Z hts aud ohio Conv. Observation-Disclosures. -
ne ne ann ,'nto COM - asked ......... 81.
,-'"St'' Ny lobirCO SS............
I:oriiiard Tobacco as tb.dp............ -
SS,eTynn.t'e M"rne 1s;.: ................... oNi-
SS."ooaru Air Line rci observation-disclosures. -
$500" CT i,r Ing aul' 's''.'''............ "i'2
Spulhcfa !s".Iway Observation-Disclosures. So
l. Registered *. 1850 odd ........... rs
t,S.sieied Is. ~" tbid'. ........... lUG
-. i,tGt.F loan " per ccnt...........ici.Si
=, :. i-!p"ft! loan lHt Observation-Disclosures. 1906
-. i.t"",lE loan 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ai.3t
~ - ;''HC.!E ,nhh' ~ - per Cent....... 800
-. = ,:.uc,'! .r"t'' % : per ceni....... 9i.$i
-; Stcei = /. as ................. IS
Va THROWN Rros. chs ,W NuD ~
A'-S"- N"ch'''"i ~ - thidi............ GAIA
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Used CAR BARGAINS.
] i.andSirt Maxwell
: Ford Touring. 1916.
! saxon SIN Touring
, kitno Touring 1917.
! Is line Roadster. 1917.
] Maxwell Touring. isiS
] Grant Touring. 1917.
! Ford Touring. 1914
] StudebaIcr Touring. l.lI
T., ISED TRUCK BARGAINS.
! ,,nc on Ktpubhc Truck
! smith TRUCK.
LIN h 4 X SALES co
3"2 w EST BROAD STREET.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Nh"irsat" Quotations on EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

'HItNUV, Scricmber 6-t'orn doveIoDed
h"|Ir"a hi" strength to-day. influenced more
or less 10y scarcity Of contract SUPPLIES i,
store her The market closed firm sea -
nci higher. with October sl.5Ni. u 81 .5Si. and
November 81 5bs. "a 81 iG7s OATS caincd :,
sh'1e I" &c In provisions there was :, loss
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hiSCLLi.ANEO US MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

Jew YORK. September Cotton good,
"fH yarn markets IN day W-,ro unchanrcd
WIN large government business sal rou
in& forward Woo markets were oui., and
bGr!aps easy and quiet ""'
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Exchange 10 clos. rh,r.du

NEW YORK. September s-Fhe stock =,
change VIII pe closed All dan 'Thurstay
September IL registration dan for INC new
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

CHRISTENSEN Died. at her late resi-.
r, n"myc TO- North Twenty first street
niIKlSTE\SEN. aged Gily-four. Si," is
survived by her husband. Nr. ole Chris,cn-
son and tw" daughters. Misses Ella and
pIGa. and three sons, Mcssrs Harry Jacoh
anu william The last mentioned ia nov.
IN Franz" IN tho ambulance service.
ftcr funeral viii take frOn,
ahove residence SATURDAY AFTi:i;NooW
september !. at o'clock. Friends OF Ihc
family invited 10 hc present. "
Atlanta nancrs please cory.
hNyo oE,niG pied, a, his la.e .rcsidcnce.
Scpicmbcr &. ~ ~ NJ
Funeral notice later.
J.. NJ. September T. 1918 MRS EIii" :,
niNsESI widow OF Samuel !. Vincent arcd
, rnncrai from residence SUNDAY MORN.
ING at $50 o'clock. ON'>-
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RICHMOND rHnnrCr MAEAr.r

Market quotations rom Actual Sales
September 8 ltls
tBy Woooson-cfa!g Co, In. Richmond Va }
L. s. Food Administration I.ccn-. No {; - 80
R!chinonI Va Septemb"i g. 1917,