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line is Straight.

British Headquarters in France,
Friday, Oct. 18.-(Reuter's.)-British
troops held an almost straight north
and south line between ,Douai and
through Ostricourt to Thumeries to
Wahagnies to La Beuvreirie to Mar
tinsart to Has to Vaudeville to west OF
Ronchin to Lille. -
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Germans Pass Throneh Sluis

London. Oct. 10, .(10:50 p. ND
Many German columns with numer-
Gus guns and automobiles travelling
eastward, are passing Slius, a town
on the Holland frontier 10 miles
northeast of Bruges. German SEN
tinels have abandoned their posts on
the canal at Sluis-
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$4,000 People Held.

With the, British Forces in France,
Oct. 19.-CHavas. )-During the last
fifteen days of their occupation of
Lille the Germans took away into
captivity $4,000 Of the inhabitants Of
the city.
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Few INNS in Zehrnere.

London, Oct. 10, a p. m.-(By The
Associated Press.)-The Germans
were still holding the outskirts of Zee
brugge this morning, although the
Belgian forces in their eastward adj
Bruges canal.
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French oficdal Report.

Paris, Oct. 1s.-The French CON
tinue successfully their advance south
Of Wassigny and east OF Guise., ac-
cording to the war Office statement to!
day. They have reached the Samsre
canal on aTfrOnt Of nearly nine miles
south Of Hannappes. S
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British Approaching sluis

Amsterdam, Oct. 19.--British troops
are approaching Sluis, OF the Dutch
frontier, ten miles northeast of
SBrdges, say advices from Breskens.
The Germans continue to retire to.
ward Client. ,
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CANNED FRUITFOR soLDIERs.

CANNED FRUIT FOR SOLDIERS.
I, Ogden, Utah, Oct. 19.-Nearly a.
900 jars,and bottles Of fruits and jams
Ogden for c0nvalescent soldiers to be
sent to Fort Douglas,A near Salt Lake
City, when that post is2turned into a
hospital for invalid me OF the United
States army. Much Of thi fruit was
canned or bottled by the women bf
the Women'S Christian Temperatures
Union Of Ogden, but the donation IL
by no al confined to that organi-
xation. 4
The fruit was donated by prominent
tanners. h
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Bolsbev1ki Surrounded

Amsterdam, Oct. 19.-The Don Cos
sack volunteer army and other de-
tachments have surrounded the Boil
sheviki forces in the northern eau
casus, says a dispatch from Kiev. The
retreat of the Bolsheviki to Astrakhan
and Tzafitzyn has been cut OFF.
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Another British Advance.

London. Oct. 1s.-Field Marshal
Haig's forces not only forced the
Marcq river, but they advanced be-
tween this point and the river Scarpe.
Here the British reached q line vir-
tually -level with their line south Of
the river Scarpe. ~. ~ 81
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German omcial Report.

Berlin, via London, Oct. 19.-Be-
tween Clizy and Grandpre in the
Champagne, renewed French and
American attacks on the German
lines yesterday broke down, says the
official statement issued today by the
German general staff.
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Still on the Run.

Paris. Oct 19.-The Germans are
still on the run. The Victories Of
q conversion OF the front on which
they are engaged and that is a tick
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is CLEARED.

With the Allied Forces in Belgium.
Oct. 19.-Harlebeke has been cleared
OF the enemy but Allied patrols push
ing eastward have been fired upon.
Moving out OF Desselghen and Marcke
advancing southeast from there. The
enemy artillery is firing heavily on
the British in this section Of the
front where the Allies are rapidly
drawing close to the Scheldt river.
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counter attack on the American posi-
tons in La Grande Montagne.' The
attack was repulsed.
The. German infantry attack was
preceded by Ia heavy artillery fire.
The Germans this morning con-
tinued their harassing fire east Of the
river Meuse. 4
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~Oostrooeebeke Taken.

Havre. Friday, Oct. 1s.-1n the
capture Of Oostroosebeke today Bel
gian troops took 200 prisoners, says a
supplementary official statement from
the,Belgian war Office tonight. In the
march or Bruges, Belgian cavalry
captured 800 Germans.
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Italian omcial Report.

Rome, Oct. IS Observation-Disclosures
patrol activity on the italian northern
front is reported in al official state
ment from the italian war Office to-
day. ~
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DRIVE CLOSES TONIGHT
Ed. Lander Has Every Hope of Elk.
ceeding the Allotment.

ceeding the Allotment.
After a hard campaign Grand
Forks county is e~xpectant Of being
well "over'' when tonight comes to
Ia close OF the Fourth Liberty Loan
campaign in Grand Forks county At
the latest report less than 800 900
was yet needed and several Of the
townships had¬ been heard from.
In addition to the regular sum prac-
tically every district will have late
subscriptions which the chairman. is
confident will raise the desired
amount. Larimore district reports
exceeding their quota by $75e.
Several OF the cases have not been
settled yet, where men have ignored
their allotment entirely and are wait
ing further Instructions. These they
will surely receive as soon az the In
vestigation committee gets on the Job.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-19
NAMED
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
DRAMATIC CONTEST

At a meeting Of the committee ap-
pointeds last May to draw up the plans
for the spring high school declama-
ton contest, the authors were select
ed from whose works choice Of read.
ing may be, made.
The authors are Paul Lawrence
Dunbar, Charles Dickens, O. Henry,
Grace s.. Richmond, Robert W. Serv-
ice, Guy de Maupassant, Aesop's Fa-
bles. Grimm's Fairy Tales and Ander-
sons Fairy Tales. Poetry and prose
of the great war by any author may
also be used.
This contest will be held at the uni
versity in conjunction with the debat-
ing, music and athletic contests at the
state high school conference in May
From twenty to thirty schools are
usually represented in this contest and
state interest is shown in the work. !
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Finds WORK Interesane-Elizabett

Finds Work Observation-Disclosures
Mckenzie, former secretary of the Y.
w. G. A., writes from GAINESVILLE. O.,
telling Of her activities in hat place.
At GAINESVILLE the "Y" has fitted out
two houses, one a dormitory and one
to be used for the commons. Both
houses are completely modern and
will accommodate about rs people.
At the present time there are IL
young ladies making it their home.
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Herald Wants Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-19
ENTIRE BELGIUM
COAST IS CAPTURED

CONTINUED from Page /.
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Funeral at Watertown. 8. Din

Funeral at W~atertown. s. D.-The
body Of Mrs. F. w. Comnick of 524
Grggs avenue, who died of pneu-
monia. will be shipped to Watertown.
8. :, tomorrow evening accompanied
by the husband and two children. The
mother Of the deceased. Mrs. H
Christopherson Of Watertown and
the parents Of Mr.. Comnick will also
accompany the remains. The funeral
will take place at Watertown Tuesday
| morning.
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Herald Wants Bring Results,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
RICHMOND Fruit MARKET.
" holcsalc Quotations.

'Bt W {. cTcushaw & Coz
iH,hmond, y. February >. |.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
Real Estate Summary
,IIiNCEHh TRANSFERS.

g. G. Morris &c, uN. 10 W. /. cross.
22N2o feet south line II %-i-foot alloy
running between cary and Nnin
streets and Rowland and Meadow
streets. 50 feet east OF Rowland street
also ::H@o feet north limo Of same al
Icy ~ IL feet east Of Rowland street.
January ., lHiS: tax. 30 cents: $40.
X. T.. fcytou .r.. trustee. 10 Maggie
y 'iulchor lot -. block Il, Giut"r rnrIt
Terrace. January 90 1918 $500.
Mtcha'l Iohsky to q. G. Timan 81
ic"t drr"Eular d"pth. known as lots
% aud 60, pla" James T. Rodd. also
dcsiEHatod - -" North Thiriv-siXtn
street. January 9l IHIS: sioo0.
Highland l'ark Realty Corporation to
W iIliam Kay. Jr lot H.. block q. BAT
tory Court addition. December ~
1871; tax. 81 Slo.
w j. Gilman 81 uN. 20 w j. Parrish.
:" -l2Nll" "a feet north line Floyd
AycnUc 2ll IL fec, cast of Vine
street. November 10. 1917: tax. s.. SO.
W. t. iarrjsh TO Jos"pa ,. CaudIc.
=" -l2Nll23- feet known as iGoG
Floyd Avenue. February !. InlN: iax.
50; $40.
e. g. Morris to " l.. cross. % fec,
D" II inches hv - feet, known ns 700
West cary street. Octohcr Is. fal7.
lIN. s! SO,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07

trustees. TO Andrew j. Warren ct uX..
I" feet ell inches by 1t5 feet. known
as :5I2 West Grace street. February
Z. 1915. $3.IS0.
Trustees Citizens building; and Loan
Association. No. ~. Inc. TO William Il.
Roche. 81 ) feet by 100 feet north limo
Louisiana Street. 100 fec, west of Fifth
street. Juno 20. 1917. $500.
Thomas II. Wyatt. trustee. TO l.. r.
Johnson ct uX.. - feet and COT irresu-
lar dcpth. known as 40 East Leigh
street. November -. 1917. si.iG95O
Thomas IL. Wyatt. trustee. to L. 4.
Johnson ct uN.. .! and tof irrcg ular
dcpthD, known as 40 East Leigh Street.
November -. 1917, $3.50.
II. L. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. TO Laben-
burg & Rose lots > and ). block s.
Lee Annex. February l. 1918. S2l2o.
u. r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. 10 Mary
Boic, lots and j. block s. Lee Annex
February !. 1918. $3.50.
II. Il. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. TO Henry
:. Wallerstcin. 53 -3X4O feet. known
as Nos. and . South Fourth Street
January 81, 1918. $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
EHtN,ERI TntS 81 DEEDS.

Addie =. McClintocN to T. l.. cru,cb- =
NeI". trustee. l"Nl2o feet. known as 60.
CHINA St'eet February >. I4lS; slo7.5o.
w NJ. kay Jr. to y. j. Chewing.
~. ,'".l'r' lot -, block J. Battery
Court Addition December II. laI!.
80"
Louis Iiolaapfcl, trustee ., ais. to
Robert G. RH%iiss a3-4x6l feet. known
as Ne, North Plum Street January
charles II. Phillips ct w. TO POLLARD
HaEby. Inc. trustee foi-2<52 fee,
vest line i.oinbardy street. known as
sl7.7Oo
". Il. rochc ct ux. TO Pollard G.
i'"InN' trustees - TX 40 feet. known
~ ~" Louisiana Street. January ~.
g. :. Tillman ct w 10 w. T.. Sulli-
van trustee, 50 feet irregular c,cn,h,
known as 2ca North Thi.,.six;h
street January -. 1915: SoS0G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
r. :. c,ncr,r COURT or APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals rccouvcncd yesterday morning
at 1913" O'Clock. with the following
judges and officials in attendance: Cir
cult Judges prijchard. Knapp and
Woods. Clerk Claude NJ. Dean. Cntcd
states Marshal John g. Saunders.
Argument docket concluded:
All of the cases on the docket FOR
argument at the present term having
been argued. there will be no further
argument OF cases at this term.
Conference:
The judges o. the court are in con-
ference upon cases argued during tho
present term and remaining undecided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
AMERICANS SHELL PLANES
Drive ON Twenty Enemy Mnchi,..
Which Tried 10 Cross
Our Lines,
| By Associated Press.


WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY ~
FRANCE, February G.--Twcnty onor,,
airpiancS which cndeavorcd to cross ,,,.
American lines were violently sboIo,
by the antiaircraft batteries and driven
off.
Rain began falling heavily this NJ.
tcrnoon. and the pumps arc being Eon,
ousy IN the trenches and dugouts.
Artillery firing continues lively d,v
ana night. and the American heavy
guns reg istcrcd we'll on important
enemy positions. The 1873 and some
Hea''e" arc now engaged in Smelling a
town within the enemy lines, bu, ,hoio
arc no civilians there. The 75'g ar.
continuously Smelling the enemy trench
IS with shrapnol and high explosives
Among to-day's casualties was , 500
ond Lieutenant. who was hit in mo
arm by a snipcr's bullet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07

l''3 Actin" ENpiostyos .isnt'. 2eI0 chcv-
r"l"' N"tor lirr 10. 5000 MaNin Munitions.
b, u 10. 30" United Motor -. ~, 4.o.'
Goshen on .i.ri5'. 20" E"d"rzl on. Is as.
80 hat. Petroleum. l-'. ~ ~. 1000 Mot. Pc
lrolgum. :, CO. uS'.houe. common.
"a i'g. i'.r Atlanta. o.. n iuis. .r,p IiiE
l.'dEr "a -: - lcrum" Verde '>V ;, /. rr'
j. uin"" f;Ai"nSion. pa Il; 90! Mothcr lode,
70 ~ 90. LOO" it"N COPS "a 10: l.-o' Success.
,.-"3'. -, r"n"rah ENt., li.Tlr-I5. TO-
Nn"~i'Iu Writing rHpcr. -. a -. =" Nrrih
NUl'rI'"u i'ulr aud Paper. IS. H1, .p;.,
Midwest oil, lie~ III; 500 Oklahoma T. ana
= '',H.l.: 500 I. :. steamship Cogpo;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
ordinance was introduced Monday

ordinance was introduced Monday
night.
Since ;hc ordinanc" incrcasirw ina
tax rat" has been returned to the Conn
ell by tho Ordinance Committee win,
the recommendation that :; he recon-.
United u the Finance Committee for
public hearing. there is little oc,in,
li3t can he taken by the Comp,,
council. That body is expected .n 49,
low Inc recommendation Of the o,I,
hihc" Committee. and IT is prob,hI.,
'hitt = special committee viii u.
potHted 20 investigate III" city's n,,,r
cial condition "''"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07

y mass meeting OF the principals.
supervisors and teachers o! the city
public schools is called by Miss Bessie
Il. Taylor. president OF the League OF
Richmond Teachers. TO meet in John
Marshall High School Auditorium this
afternoon AT . o'clock Matters OF vital
interest TO tho teaching force will! he
discussed. and every teacher in the. city
schools is urged to be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
PUBLIC HEARING
ON TAX INCREASE
,C.on,inucd from First Pa
when Major Christians resolution AMI
the tax ordinance arc to be reported.
CITY MUST LEARN TO
LINEI IT'S INCOME

Mr.. Gunst had previously declared
mat practically the same situation
which the city now faces had con-
frontcd Richmond in 1896. Something
must be DONE lie said. but the city
snuSt live within it's income" Council
man Roden was inclincd TO believe the
general Increase was fair. since IL
levied additional taxes upon every ono.
Prices OF everything have Increased
III recent months" he said. and the
cost Of operating the city's depart
mcnts have advanced enormously"
There was only slight discussion by
the committee on the City Hall pcti-
ton" and the accompanying resolution
calling a special election. One member
declared that he was not ready to con
slider the paper. and thought the com
mittec should have additional time be-
fore making its report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
POLLARD ASKED FOR ADVICE
on CHARTER PETITION

ON motion OF Councilman Hoden.
however. the petition was tabled. and
the resolution calling for special cleo
ton was referred TO city Attorney
Pollard. who was also requested 10
furnish the committee with d written
opinion as to what action il might
take. Captain Mill#s resolution pro
vidcs for the holding Of the special
election on Apri! the date OF the
spring primary
In event that the voters decided that
change in tho form OF the citE's gov
ernmcnt was desirable. they would at
the same time select seven men TO com
pose Il charter commission This com
mission would then draft d new char
ter. submit il 20 tho people for APP
prevail. and then TO Tic General Assem-
big in 1920 for ratification. Such ac-
ton. IN the place OF tho changes
adopted ty the Council. would delay all
reforms in the city government untu
1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

II. IIorwit2. a merchant Of this city
yesterday. filed his petition for voluu-
tary bankruptcy with tn. clerk Of the
United states District Court. He de-
clarcd his liabilities to be sli.a5i.Ul
and his assets s9.2t3.S3. r. Justin
Moore is attorney for the petitioner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
Not E.xrrcted tn Act on Budget Until
Tax Ordinance Has Ncen
-tpproNcJ.

the Common Council VII meet to-
nigh, at O'clock TO consider the 1918
budget. but little actual work car b."
done pending como action on tho tax
ordinance upon which the budget has
been computed. prcsid"n. z. l.. 20
icrs called special meeting a! ,ic
Council for to-niSht wher the budget
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07

i. Grady Booc applied 10 the Ad,nin :
istrativc Board yesterday for the po-
Sition Of undergraduate inferno at the
city Home for the year l9is-lo. and
tho application VAS referred 20 the
visiting staff OF tho institution FOL!
rcnonln nMda tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
1T S'rINGS TRUST DEEDS

y lma g. Chapman Q, vir to Z. T.
w., ~. ','i. trustee lot 4, square 4. Eur
stewart II Woodward 10 poyio
mead" White and =. =. Dickinson. t,ns-
los lots and ( block 20. Pleasant.
pan Of Mars Aidition. january II
l'lS l".loo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
oil min =

NiohmonN. va. EoNrUAry ., lsls.
Report tor wcck ending January IS:
Choice steers. iIi.Tl-',. medium GOOD,
Io's. - ~. common 20 fair ,Tle Choice
common 10 fair. SOC. Choi,. COWS, sag:
:nca.um to good. ms. common tn fair.
|'- =. Ecst oxen. sac. medium 30 good.
Sne; common 70 fair. 6i-r:; Best heavY
hulls, s.nyi=: light, ",slis. Best calves. 10:
common - fair. II n -. Best heavy hog.
~. MEDIUM ,weiEh'. iIui5'.; lights. lsG
$40: common to fair. GnS Best lambs.
i5r ~ medium to good. 10. al.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
N.kRRI.tGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk OF tho
Hastings Court:
Derward Colvin Howard and Ivcy
Virginia billiard. city
William c. ELLIS and Sal!ic Horn. city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
HUsTINGS RELEASE DEED.

y l.. Adamson. trustee. to Robert l.
Young. S2Xl32 feet. known as $40 East
Tenth street. January is. 1918, $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
HE\RICO TRI ST DEED.

|"hn !. Roo, CT ux. 10 10 Lane
stern trustee, - acres land north lin.
W ''''"n"hurS stage Road. abcu; tuo
,nl'"" cas-, OF Richmond january :.
ZOE. HLt1n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
MARKET CONDITIOE

FOuItrN marliri-, hIckcns IN moderate .up.
ply, demand about ,,lual: hens. market frrIi.
demand heavy. receipts light. EGss-Msr-
hei lover under heavy receipts; market dull
firm: r"ceipis light: demand heavy. Live
S'u"f-t"Celrt~ continue very light and
.trr. heavy demand OF All kinds. remains
ii-h. calves extremely scarce and meet
witt ready sale uu arrival Hide market
10 change, but Very dull and inactive
country m".ts remain in good demand at
,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
'HtNCEHY RELEASE: DEEDS

Howard sutton. trustee TO " i, en-
man, .oi-l: feet by 1873. fec, n,r,b
Inc Floyd Avenue 2ll7-l2 fec, ca,
81 Vine street. February =. 1915
t2.SOH
F. :. Richcson and f. l. C.ru,clGol,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07

missicner To stewart NJ Woodward.
lots ara 4. square 10. Peasants pan
OF MARKS Addition. January Is ialS:
S2.6ic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCk MARKET

N:co. .uus s.gJ1ts lambs ti@ 30 sis.'5:
Hogs, wyak piss SIS = q Sit -. medium
nNE. rnL.Eh.. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
&OHIO RAILWAY
Atlantic Coast Line
7 &c StnndnrI Kaiiroab ot the South.

EtFECIIlE JANUARY -. 1918.
.TI-tiHS l.EANE Hicil McED DAILY
Gl5 4. NJ. 1855 \. NJ.
FOR Norfolk sos \. ~. 300 A. 81. -
FOL. u & ": ny. wca,: go a. IL.
Ior rS.srsle@155s:, l:a,s !. NJ. sos \, Iy
81. 900 i. NJ. 1916 i. 81. 81. i. H..
S:i5 T.. NJ. S:3J l.. ".
For Go!dsboEo ana Fayetteville: 800
L. ".
~. ii:le A. NJ. '2:i6 p. NJ. ii:SG r. 81,
500 Z. NJ. 6:45 T.. NJ. 745 J.. NJ. SiS
Except SUNDAY. tSunday only
Time Of arrival and departure aad con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


DRY GOODS.
\EN YORK. February 6-Mauy linz ~
cotton goods h"re to-day woi" Withdrawn
from sale to give mills "rpcrtuui'y to
e. tch Up Ni'h delayed deliveries. Prices
w"ro nrm Tho Yarn Merchants Associa
lion voted not Ia ACCEPT th" now rutc OF
$ Primers 10 -"il y.ru only T. D.. mills
ms ted OF -. 10. with freight allowance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07
NAVAL. STORES.
<\N tyI -. Is.Ir,t..,-,.

-, SANNN ,n ia. ~, mShru.ry @mTIHrDen
casks. shipments. - casks: stock :. i53
c"st. Eosin urm; sal"s. lH5 barrels. 70
C"ipts, al barrels. shipments. Lotto barrels :
stock. 49, barrels. quote: l.. - T., /.
1911 $50: -, -; II !. G"InS9Ii- Is.
so a. "a. ". .."gt lie. y. 10, VIC. 100;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-07

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
ts"uurt"d Icy Rodgers. plurm"r * Co Incl
TETERSBi'I;G. Va. Irrhruarv Spanish
'tarmcra stcchJ. market iirm f29, per
bush"l.
Nirs.uias C:armcrs' stocRD. marko, firm
i'anoE Jumbo. i"irc por Bound; extra prime
lH'tr p"r pound; prime, TO- pcr pound
sh"iinE stock, "cn"ia" yer pound.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-30
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
by Ice Papc.

Last night aftir suppir Mr.. Par<ins
came To see my sister Gladdis, and him
and her wns in the parlcr tnwkinp, and
! went in and sat down Jest as II they
was Expecting me, wich they wnsent,
and Gladdis sed, Well, IL seems you got
my invitation all rite, didcnt you2
Wat2 Wat invtation2 | sed.
wv the invitation TO come IN heer and
st down, Of corse sed Gladdis. Meening
] had came in without eny, on account
OF not having cny, aud ! sed, G., Gladdis
wot do you think ! drccmed about you
last nitep bet You cant ReasY
And vile you're about IT you can also
bet that I'm going Ia try, sed tiladdis
q. do let him tell, sed MIR Pafkins,
you know everything concerning you
intrists me- even if sumhody ony dreemed
II.
How silv, sed Gladdis, we'll. go on,
wat did YOU drcem, Benny and | sed,
| drcemed | was running like enything
down big street full Of awtomobeels
and YOU was chasing me and wat do
YOU think you was IN?
In a hurry, ! suppose, hcc hee. sed
Gladdis
Wat do YOU think she was in, Mr.
Parkins2 ] scd
give 1T up. sed Mr. Parkins, I've