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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-08

institute the Honor
enough since to
September 28 wi
Frank Kennedy 100
Calvin Pinkerton 200
Eta Bell 100
A. w. Davis 100
Emil Nelson 100
Jack Stuart 100
Edna Whiting so
Daniel ID. Simpkins 30
John l.. Sande 80
Mildred G. Palmer so
Wm. W. Palmer so
Jos. T.. Allen 100
w. G.. Shade 100
w. e. Wood so
w. w. Palmer so
Mildred G. Palmer so
Agness Hall 100
Ellis Hall 100
Ida May Hall 100
John Hall 100
Geo Call Morris so
l. l.. Sorenson so
r. r. Bagwell 100
G. II. Torrance 100
j. s. Rowland 100
Con Regan 500
John Mayer 300
Karl Kass 100
Chas. chatham 500
G. II. Furrier 100
Leonard Allen 100
f.. A. Strong 100
Peter Bartholema Sr so
w. w. Beckstead so
Mrs. o. V. Kelly 80
Bmma Hansen 80
Mable Edholm so
Hattie l.. Jones $50
Irene Oliver so
Maxine Crowder so
Geo. Tussing 100
Ella Tussing 100
w. f G~lorfield 100
Evans Mere. Co. 1000
E. d.. Fowler so
VIM. Mclaughlin so
l.. G. Arnold so
Bert Blackburn Jr so
Julia DeChambeau 100
j. B. Mimi so
j. +. Kosanke 100
S. E. Kramlich 100
r. ID. Weber 100
Skaggs Cash Grocery 100
Samuel s. Murdoch so
j. w. Ceilings so
John Alfred Riley so
Frank DeKopil SO
Artz j. Lambert 90
celia NJ. Lambert so
f. f. Eggers 100
w. T. Robinson 200
Leroy Nelson 100
Ethelda Nelson SO
G. Mayer Sr. so
Justina Mayer so
NJ. earn so
Marie NJ. Gish SO
J. r. Gish SO
J. B. Holloway 500
Mrs. Rosie Palmer $50
Mrs. Henry Eliason $50
Henry Eliason $50
John Lester Sande so
James Hearne 100
Bertha NJ. Winters 100
j. r. Stanger so
George Graham so
Florence Alberts so
Myrtle G. Faa 100
The Model 100
J.. r. Orders 100
Irene Allen so
III. Pearl Lanham so
j. r. Hughes so
s. +. McGlothlin so
Howard c. Hoon 800
Lehi n. Hammond so
Earl X. S%outhwell so
Hannah NJ. Southwell so
c. Lee French 100
Jno. Deeg Jr. so
Goldie Drake 100
NJ. h. and Claude Drake 500
l.. l.. Davis so
- II kTs-N En
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-08

The following Names With ee exception" dPopmye" constitute he H@rR Roll of Power @y ~hm% Known These subscriptions
we're made on or bm September Z3 There mem been enough m bm Hed to about $4,000 The names subscribers
who took FOURTH liberty Loan ponds after September % WILDE published ~m as they are wahM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
PROBLEM OF EXPANSION
SOLVED BY SERVICE CLUB
Army am. Navy organization Acquires
Three Floors at Srvcnta anu
Main Streets.

The problem OF more room for cx-
pansiun, which has been confronting
the Army and Navy ciuo FOR several
weeks. has been solved by the offer
of the three upper floors or the build
inS at seventh and Main Streets. iesa
than 2 block from the entrance 10
the Army and Navy club at Seventh
and Franklin. The offer was made by
i. III. Mayo rs quarters for "A stu-
dent soldiers club to secretary G.. II.
Wintrey Of the War Camp Com
munity service. and is under consIu-
Grafton by the executive committee OF
the Army and Navy CLUB.
In the event i; is decided to opc
club. II VIII be patterned in the main
after the Army and Navy club. when
the commission maintains "a; seventh
and Franklin Streets Tor visiting SOL
diors and sailors. The first floor viii,
he given over to reading ana writing
rooms. billiard and pouIroom. etc. ana
the other Two floors to sleeping quar-
terS
In the neighbOrhood o. 1000 stu
dcnt-soldicrS Will he stationed at col
iegcs in Richmond ana Vicinity this
winter The student unit at Ricn-
mond College viii contain 800. the unlr
at the Medical College or Virginia $50
and the unit AZ Randolph Macon 2Ou.
II the proposed club is opened, the
War camp Community Service will
strive 10 make ii q popular gathering
place for all the college Alumni living
in Richmond. as well as the student
soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
PARCEL POST MOTOR LINE
STARTS FROM HERE TO-DAY
To serve Farms and Towns Between
hirh mond and TyIcr'S StutiOn-NO
Schedule Yet Announced.

Daily motor parcel post service
to tho districts north OF Richmond.
at least as far as Tyler's Station on
the chesapeake ana ohio Railroad.
announcement made Yesterday by
Postmaster Hay T. Thornton TIN.
nost onlce Department 81, Washington
truck 10 Richmond TO institute the serv-
ice which II is believed Will max @
possible closer relations pe;ween tho
rs stimulating the buying of goods
from Hichmnnd merchants by those in
the rural districts
tcTdar BY an oiiicial from Washington
eMd although TIN" definite route 10 he
taken by the motor truck In it's daily
expected that announcement concern
:ng THIS VIII be made 'o-day. trial
ran this morn.n. with Charles T..
quincy. Jr.. ia charge.
q travelling poStoiico. The operator will
'Stovidc stamps to any who requests
them OF him, and Will accep, mail to
BGt the h!T advantage will lie the
collection OF parcel post packages CON
tanning farm produce for delivery in
the cities or small towns along the
route; This VIII enable the farmer TO
send his eggs and butter or other prod
vets 10 individuals in towns a, small
enable the parcel post system TO ac-
compliSh that FOR which IL is really
Intended
Postmaster Thornton had consider
abIe trouble in p"rsuadne the Wash
inston officials 10 try out the truck
service from Richmond because OF the
iact mat The roads arc no. OF the best
anG y was not believed that tho
revenue would be sufficient 10 ma :,
II seif-sustain'ns proposition. but
~ IS believed that within Il short time
the plan WI! have Ie.eiopcd to such
an extent that it VIZ: ..c univcrsaIlv
used by those whom ii touches Ii
Is inc mop" OF Postmaster Thornton to
iuaEc me present route 80 successful
mat II VIII make possibly .-,e extension
OF the service in other directions
Complete details OF the system and
the regu iai!on covering il have not
been worked out as yet. bu, It is en-
| pccted thai full explanation OF the
plan VIII be given the public witiii>,
"a few days in order 10 enable in
dtviduaiS N the city. business concerns
ana farmers affected 10 take udvantagc
| OF it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26

SUDDEN, unit the use of the g.mna-
stun and bathroom in the Blues Arm
DRY az an eating place and gave per-
the cadets OF the John Marshall High
mission for the use of the drill hall.
etc. Of the First Regiment hrmory,
Seventh and Marshall Streets. for sleep
ing quarters.
Under the arrangement thus made.
School will hereafter Grill In tho Blues
Armory instead OF in that OF the First
Regiment
The board directed the city engineer
to advertise for bids. returnabie Octo-
her {. for the grading. laying OF curb
and granite spa,i paving of The road
bed on Fourth street. between Stock
ton and the Seaboard Air Line cross-
ing and also to ask for bids for the
paving OF this street with concrete.
Amos G. Duncan WAS appointed In
terne at the Firgini Hospital on rec
concentration OF thc chief OF staff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
SAILORS LODGE PROTEST
AGAINST HOTEL CHARGES
Seven Navy Men Complain of Rate
t:1acted ny One Of itirhmond
HosteIrieA.

seven sailors who recently visited
tnis city have fled with the local War
Camp Community Service n form:-
complaint in which they allegc that
they were compelled TO pay excessive
prices FOR Il room at certain Rich
uond Hotel According to the sailors
the one room which they all occupied
cost them sl.IJ apiece. or "a total OF
1915. This they rcsarc as an en-
tortionate figure and hence their pro-
test
The complaint has been referred to
". II. Schwarzch:ld. chairman OF the
committee on commercial relations. who
win investigate the matter and make
i"h recommendation as the facts
warrant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
NO MORE THROUGH EXPRESS
ON PETERSBURG TROLLEY
Corporation Commission Permits Nir-
Einin HALLWAY and Power Company
to Discontinue Service.

With the consent OF the state Corpo-
alton Commission. the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company yesterday mo-
titled the public that after midnight,
September 80. IL would discontinue all
through package service between Rich
inond and Petersburg. except for pas
ssngcr baggage.
i. II was pointed out that with two cs-
tablishcd trunk lines, the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad and the Scaboard Air
Line Railway. facilities arc provided for
freight and express between Richm q
and Petersburg, The company will
continue It's local package busin ess
from terminals TO intermediate points
and from point to point between ter
ninals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
Lieutenant Helm Leaves.

Lieutenant Carl Helm vino has been
connected with the two detachm ent s
which has been in training at The
state Fair Grounds. has been ordered
report to the Committee Oh Educa-
n and Special Training at Wash
Gton. Lieutenant Walton Penning-
IL. Of the same company with lieu
t'nant Helm, has been ordered to
} indolph Macon ColleA- IN connection
With the training of the student SOL
lierS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26

;eGuIred by Chapter Esq. Acts OF AS.
Senbly; i9iS: ~
Bell & Elicit ................. 1855
M MiiIis r; b 90 e. Rec ;.'n.&A Ssos
James & Louise Brenninio,ni -. 49,. rs
& g. e < S ciayion Ad Guardian 'cA a. ''ss
Coffee stemmiins Machine Co.. s:sI
". NJ Collier ..............-. ZIG
j. Il Cremshaw. Spe. Com ..... ssS
Tazewc!l Elicit. Trustee $500. 1919
II. ". Davidson .............. $500 4
Miss Mary l.. isiiyson 1890. $500. 500 :
+. =. Erickson ...........-:.. 800
j. i. Farrell. Treas. .......... Ss.S5
Is. = tItcn ............1.... 122.3s'
Mrs. l.. ". Garrett ............ 37.us
VIM. Garstrong ............... 7.43,
VIM. Gibson, Treas. ........... 2.98
w. "a Glasgow ............... 5000.
Gooe6- Eeinhardt Co . ....... ss.ss
4. W. Graham. Atty. .......... $50,
Il. T.. Graves ................. 1851
W. II. G. Gregory ............. 3s713.,
Hicks Tobacco CO. ........... iS.sS
Gustavo Holman ............. 1000
Jno w. Holiday ............. 1880
Jno. w. Holiday. Exor. ...-... 2l.SI
J. IL. Johnson. Adm. 1890
Mrs. j. ii. Kelly :::: 5000 5000
Henry G Knox ............... S4.SS
II. r. Mccormick ........... $50
i. ii. Maury. Tr. ............. 1900
Joseph Mayo, Trustee ........ 1851
Ann Nj: Miller ............... 50I5
y. w. Miller .................. 1910
Mary Montague .............. $500
t'red T. Palmer ............... 8Q2
& |, P Pisbn ,:............. s:st
w. X. 1tiSOn, r. Vf.Jo
Elizabeth Rircs .............. 1000
Mrs ssT Enn NJ. SAMPSON i.. .. sssssSS
NJ. Devere Schclo ......... 3.65 >
Miss Anna Schmidt ........... S1.a3-
Mrs. NJ: T.. Shelby ............ 8li
II. NJ. Smith 6: Co. ........... 1880
Sig. Sickere: ........ 1901
II. $ Smith ....... 40.Sfr.
W. Il. Smith .................. 65.SS
tobt. Stiles Atty. ............ R5.01
il. A. Tsb6, trustee ::.:... isssss
Mrs. S j. Tucker. i:9fs
MRS. T. ft Z, VSdon jA Adm . sS5
t. 81 Vaughan 4 CO. Com. .. ....... 's s.ss
Va. Liquor and Opium euro Co. 81
Warm Springs Valley Co. ..... $50
sarah Washington ........... 1851
J. E ( sas' Veins ::::::::.::..: 2ss::ss55
'ino Wilkinson ............... 12.gS
A Ann j y. Williams '..':... 4 s:Ss
=. Winston ................ 24.Y5
Mrs D. s MiInsyoH Wood ;di............ 1898
Baylor Wyatt ...........,... 65UU
Tie lawful owners. IL any. of Tins.
money can within ten years. apply fd.H
the same to the Second Auditor Of VII.
ginin, Richmond. Virginia. furnishing
proof OF such ownership satisfactory to-
C. LEE MOORE =
| Auditor Public Accounts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
COTrON MARKErS.

NEW YORK. September 25-A growing
belief that the NN!ns III Il general price to
cotton would prove unnecessary aud that
the operations OF H." War INDUSTRIES lioaro
committees would not materially disturb
existing Chanirls OF distribution, seemed
largely responsible FOR the bette! tone of the
cotton market TO-DAY. There Were rear-
tions after cary advance 10 - 80 for De-
Ccmbcr with that delivery selling OF To
II -. hut the marhet armed up again in the
tate trading on a rcIssuruS statement from
Chairman brand, OF the committee On dis
tributton. with December CoSing at ass The
genera! list closed stead! at net advance
Of " points. Cotton futures table:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, September 25.-fIogs: Rrceipts.
l:r!o head; ,mariiet fully steady to strong,
with yesterdays average: butchers, iaiNli
~: light, 1890 1875: packing, lN5hD II nj ;
rough. I7i5@ ls.:a; pigs good to choice. $50
n SO.
Cattle: Receipts. 1900 head: market stow (:
bids uncvcnlv lower on an killing cate cN-
rept native steers calves 81 cents lower.
Sheep: Receipts. 5000 hend; sheep steady ::
In, Ii md fnnInnt.A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
F'ntures not quoted.
NEW vnnK rnnnrCn MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 25.-Naw sugar uu
hanged; centrifugal. ..!s; fire graduated
90. Spni coffee duh; Rio *. .'s; Santos As
ISIS butter firm: cheese strong
Cotton seed oil: no quotations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26

with SO cramped an initiative and so
subSerrient mind. In view Of its
proceedings as described by an erst-
while member, we begin to understand,
what Prince Bulow meant when he
once said that the German people had
no aptitude for politics.
Copyright, 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
On tho Curb Market.

Curb close:
20 ChevroietI Motors. l25ftlgI.
SS %S i Asinsi i Msfer u.s. o,, a o,
200 Cosdcn oil, ga 6iS.
80 Federal oil. i7s0:.
lQl Int. Petroleum. laas a 1894.
500 Victoria OIL new stock, lAHlIs.
@Ga Atlanta. 3mt
700 Biz Ledge. l3-l6T7s.
i iS ssn,nn ana and " Jerome s.mH.,s
800 Cons. Ark. Smell, Dido Is.
100 Goldneld Cons. 2062l.
I.0pn Mckinney Darragh. ADGf2.
30l0 Mother Lode, 33dp35.
IN Nipissing, ssm9.
1000 Success Mining, ll01c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
NEW NORK LINE >rNCE MAni,rr

NEW NORK. September 95.-Be"ves lower:
steers s.-9ml s.a; hulls. 6Smi1rp: COWS.
t29n 1919: calves steady; vcais. li.h0ai u 90:
culiS. li.Oodfl Loo, ErasseTS. I:0n $50: West
crns sOoa la5t.
Sheep aud lambs steady: sheep. SoOQi2ay:
l2t0ftitro
lIngsl wore: New York and Pennsylvania
hogs. 20."j ii 90 roughs. l5..j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
At the Movies

opEON-D. w. Grinits's .sTh@
Great Love-"
n,JoU-El.ic Ferguson. In ''rhe
Henri Of the W1lds."
COLONIAi-rom Moore, i'm "Just
for Tonight" :
IsIs-Geor.c Fawcet. I'm THE,
Hun Within"
VICTOR "ro He'll With the
Kaiser"
DLuEDIHD Neil ShIpmnn, Ia
"I,a1ce. Son OF Kazau."
aEN-Chnr;ie Chaplin, I'm "Love
Friend" I.
RIALTo-Arthur Guy Empey, In,
"Ovcr the Top"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
NAVAL. STORIES

SAVANNAH, GA. September e5..-Turrcn.
s s nHmms cs ~ AZ ea slIs
Ito.n firm: sales. ls2 barrels "cceipts. )
barrels; shipments. i62 barrels; stock. 65.29s
quote: u. 1850; d. 1850; L. 1875: +. is.SS:
g. 1906: II, li0a: {. no: *. 1895: NJ. nfJ:
X IL -: " @. LEO: " w. $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. September H3.-OwinG To un-
certainty about prices tn prevail in the DC-
tober quarter cotton goods and cotton yarn
trading to-day WAS light. Siiks were steady
nnd ruict. Knit goods lines for spring were
shown more freely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26

The Rooms and Bonrd Ads In The
Fiines-Dfspntch arc reud by hund ola
OF people before thes como 10 RIfh-
mond, Go ont and meet the stranger
through Tfmes-Dtspatch want Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26

NEW YORK. September 2i.--rort move
mcnt-MldlinE. 80 bales: stock. s..5ai bales.
Minor ports Stock, ii.Tji bales.
Total to-day ~ an Receipts 2j.52'
l.ios: stock g2,,6s, bales.
Total for week at All rorts-Recc!.ts. 1908
bales: exports. 1855 bulcs
Total for season Receipts. So 20 bales. cN-
ppris aJl,Ji bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26

NEW ORLEANS. September - Nervous
ft:ctua tons over a fairly wide range were
registered I'm cotton to-day. During tho
tIrc session prices were At advance hut
~ one time, under liquidation and hedge
offerings, the market cam" near br.akiI..
Irinw The level 81 Yesterday close. Buyin.
was based largely the raNofahlc zone
Of the news from Washington regarding
.ix.n.. mt some buying was caused by
,,,fa Nnrah bio CROP annOMnls carly in III day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
MERCANTILE MARINE
!: PREFERRED IS ACTIVE
Eigft.Hour Day announcement OF
steel Corporation Gives Large
Increase i'm Pay.
no MAKE WORKERS. PARTNERS
hidxaie Steel Company Announces
Nsw Departure That Is Designed
tosEiimin.te Labor Troubles In tie
Fixture.
by nnoADAN W,LL.

NEW YORK. September 25.--with
n 1rs .rTesp'ion OF Mercantile Marine.
storR market vas rcactionary to day
ill., im.S S ~njS hne - the Mnnonncc,nent by
aloised thus practically giving an
otncE large Increase In wages This
action and the action OF the Midvaic
H'cel"ComDany in taking its employees
mo 2 sort OF partnership are construc-
thti& DOliish on the market. because
!1boes troubles arc eliminated. but at
; nc wn9mcni Wall street is inclined
10 i@w ,;SSs' Pbs" pro IN" market nrarea ~
no. losses were not iargc.
Mercantile Marin" was the most ac-
I'VE T}ock on ne Isl with the single
activity WAS based an Belief that sub
siantiHl progress abd been made to-
ware. the big deal with British capital
iSts tpr transfer Of british ships. Meet
inrs are being held TO consider nIial
details l., Is also said that the com
now beng built for til" government
and that The money received from the
ErItish deal VII hn used III paying for
those ships after the war
AMERICAN IcE DIitEteTORs
ANNOUNCE MEM DEAL
Nnntriran IT," directors put their pre-
irrrni stock on regular q per cent
cciNc by declaring an extra ~ per
cent Tn" STOCK Is uoncumulativc but
after tho preferred gets per ccut in
dividend.
rhis ice proposition Is Incoming IN
tcr"SinG because SO many brcwcrics
VIII dc nut out OF business. \ good
inau;h OF the hrcwcri"s now sc;l ice
The problem Is 80 find out whether
they twiN discontinue these sales by
cioSips their ic" manufacturing de-
pHrtln.nis or whether they viii IN
cr"ast these ice sales. rhe question OF
prohibition is certain :" h;,N. an i~-
portant inilucno. ON TIA. market fo4.
American Ice stock
NJ
or Ntit l. rHI:t tILJNG
B"liof Ia an early end Of tho var
iur. on" result of this was renewed
s'renEth Of foreign war bonds. This
ueltch mad" III" puhlic receive cheer
. tuiiy ~" Announcement. al the fourth
Liberty loan with it's SG.o0o.cOo0"n of
bonds ~ IL nor cont TO ran twenty
F. !,prg bat rhllabl. IL iftccn. There
WAS 40 discussion uS 30 tho sale Of
tN"s" bonds ihc ouly difference OF
opinion being a. 10 The amount of over
Subscript on. The Tan exempt feature
-. this Issue mHkeE IL particularly at
yttvc fut tho great body of bust
a'k X, men Of the country 70 whom none
o. the other issues made any special
appeal,
sew YonN ssg,emner z Mo-caaulo
iinS .lNty da: bills. tiga. commercial sixty
day til!s On hIuks. sii-s7. commercial sixty
day bills $50. non"nd g 90 cah"r;
uays. . bid, u!"'y GhFs. nd r-N months.
ID. al! moh"s stgUns ruling rat" .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26

Detective-Sergeant C. T. Tinsley, o.
the Richmond Police Department. /:
confined 10 his home by serious i'll.
ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
HOUSE STUDENT SOL 0IERS
IN FIRST REGIMENT ARMORl
Both 1t and Blues building Turned
Over to Medical College
CIV.

The Administrative Board yesterday
finally settled tho question of housing
the students of the Medical College or
Virginia. The board granted to tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
CHICAGO GRAN M,EKEr.

i'.3VU' Spi"'nber -a.-FaIIing on IN The
amount OF iFc~h supplies arriving brought
about advances to-day in tho corn mark /.
prirrs cioSed strong -, 10 u, net higher.
win October liSfs to -? and Nov.mbe =
1859. I" li5'. oat, finished i.c to sec up.
ana provisions varying from lie decline 10
}, rise OF .jc'
WHEAT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
RICHMOND rHoDucn MARKET.

,By Wootison-trais Co. Inc. richmond. Val
L. s Food Administration Liccnsc No q c27ia
Richmond. Va. September -. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
Office OF Auditor OF Public Accounts

Richmond. September Q. 1913. ri
LIST OF BANK DEPOSITS In FIRST
NATIONAL BANK. located in Rich
mond. VirS>Iia, not checked on for ~
years. publication OF which is made as,
ienuired by Chapter 252, Acts OF AS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26

HE:iI:NI: EARLY COtt.ii'si:
UI' n Ar y I,lII.N AII.JNI.

SEW YORK, September = Mercantile
Ea.n.er four m"ili'h4 ..N ,m"m,h. St.
day tll!> On harhs. si5-s7. ronmeroisi sixty
day bills. .is-i1. uruiaud, 81 .iJ4J. C4h--
- 1853, government BONDS Irregular. railroad
bonds irregular Tim" !oaus strong. riNty
daSS. bid u!@'y GnFs uiG months
. 81. cAI! money Stgons ruling rate. a,
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Atlantic Coast Line

Lrrn",i,E I'VE .. ' IsI ssouth.
TRAlNo LEAVh RCAAONL DAILY,
s.i Sof f Mf an. any SSusn' 500 A N ana
r, For Norfolk: sos a. NJ. $500 A. n. 500
= ESr S:sk w. s,~ w.as: $50 A. NJ sss
Ms Ms ..:oS Y ;Hs.p III" =. A. s.ss u:
:, For 0oldsboro and raysttsvlus, .A,ot
Trans arrive Richmond daily: s:2s A. ~.
sss = Fly 1 + s,saa p!' L.
nrct-ons moi guaranteed.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
BY THOMAS BRANCH & CO. Bankers and Brokers
Open High Low Bid Askd S,les Stock.
SIles.
Stock.

200 Advance-Eumley. pfd. I.
is-ChalmerS. pfd.
1000 Alaska Gold.
Amer. Beet Sugar. com. {.
LOO American Can.
600 American Can. pfd. -. /.
ESQ Amer. can and I'oun. e..
100 American Cotton OIL.
20ns.\n. Hide and Lea. com
500 Am. Hide and Lea. pfd. X.
$500 American L!nSced OIL. d.
700 American Locomotive. d.
100 Amer. Locomotive. pfd. y.
1870 American Smelling.
1890 Amer. Steel Foun. go.
coo American sugar.
800 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. 4.
100 Amer. Tobacco. com.
Amer Tobacco. pfd
100 Am. Writing Paper. pa {.
100 American Zinc.
$500 Anaconda Copper.
800 AtchisOn ...............
100 Atlantic Coast Lin. !.
\. 6. l.. of Ct. Ealto)
200 Baltimore and Ohio.
1900 Bethlehem steel. !:
Beth. Steel. &C. pid
$4,000 Ba idwiu Locomotive.
100 Butte Copper aud Zine.
800 Canadian Pacific
100 California Petroleum.
$500 Central Leather. com.
Chesapeake and ohio II.
Chicago Great Western
Chi. Great West. PA E.
2.lG0 chi. Mil. and ST. Paul. :.
1900 Chi. L. !. and r.. com o..
200 Chi. Il. Land r.. 50 pr.
200 Chs, II J and r.. ~ pr.
crucil,lc steel COR. com .
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
300 Corn Products, com
$500 DistllleTE ............
800 Dome Mines. ...........
GOO Eric
200 Eric. Isl pfd ...........
Genera Electric.
900 Goodrich. com. .....
200 Great Northern, pfd
zoe Great North. ore CTS .
Illinois Central. ......
500 lnttrboro-ton com. -.
1900 Inspiration copper.
100 Int. Mcr. .lar., com
iU.Gno Int. MGR. Mar. pfd
100 Int. Paper. CON-. .....
100 Int Paper. pr. tsta nped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26

The lawful owners. II any. Of TINS,
money can. within ten years. apply TO-
ginin. Richmond. Virginia. furnishing
proof OF such ownership satisfactory to-
that officer
c. LEE MOORE, =
Auditor Public Accounts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-26
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