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AGElItIIti-.Ni. UNINTERRUPTED and
iru%hlnE ~. writer has had many vears'
1fHNtl'hl c%icrl.ncc. no small proposition
CcnsId"r"d. southern States pr.tsrrtL.
: agriculture. I. -. care Times. DlS,,airb
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HORSES. cAr:L.. VEHICLES. d,

Mui.t ANA sintie. cou'ury wagon. ais" er"-
Ger! ion sale cheap t'rTlg. 81
nlaA ksIm!sh ShDn. Tw:mty sixth and llu!!
ONE ruUu.r-t.r. trap s3S. on. pnarton $50
u. & Br.y,Ow, ii AID - Nutih f.ipa-
street
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i;OONS Sew ana ola ucuhs UuLEa; sol,
.in. SNsiihmE.,. 800 HvE,u r.It" S,rv,,
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ElRST AlTiDNNT ,kII L=

=, 7 Iks'T NJ II'JNNI- BNNk.
Richmond. i.. IIsy.mbcr IL io,S
me board OF dirvCtors OF This bank have
th,S naS asClared the Usual quarterly div!-
Hein OF Il per cent, Payable To- stock
i.p'ufrS ni, record as OF December % l1lS
checks vii. Dc mailed on December 81 IBIS
\ .t:N. 4. kNLANN acns.,isr
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WANTED, one colored bus
boy. Good wages. Rich
mond Cafeteria, Seventh
and Franklin.
iiEir-MALE on tEMAI,s. a,

CAsu!tr, aud c!erb wanted Appiy 1900
Mrsi ti"Nu street.
CINii. A.rv.r" ia ono wcck We can mo.
u"si-pui," .nd deuartihcnlaI clerk cx.rni-
D." ions pa daEs. Charges s.. No extras.
Fr,' iutoTW@tiou. Capital Civil ScEgIC. In
" q htrEfGr
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sALt:sMI:N MD AGENTS.

AGESTS-S3os 4 month made 10y agents.
Iad!'- ct Sgntl,EsH. selling l.itt!. Gem
o!saW"Sh't. Il wonderful Invention. L boon
70 hOuS' holders, Carolina Specially Co.
1rceuNror0. ). =.
SILL tLv oa!y authoritative history OF the
world var IN one volume. Victory Conn
rany :. North N!ulh Street
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.sI,I,n s,,"ss ana ..NyItus ~ gScnI,
auI-tt IvsuIcntnii pUv,ga ,S. ..yr; =
tor sgt per nIvI.,Ir 't,sJ h.rass ulA
~ 80. =. tlihvs-li.s I,. A. a..
ono itEAL r.StAID =, anttd, III
a suyl y1vpVSIJIvn IA ono for
farm S"inrM acre uyur IIgnu 70
nave you. AGurcss !. IL. ,ur.
iAtJH. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21

-aCCOUHTA:'T-Firs; class accountant ca-
ptGic ace. III Credits, collections a.l gen
e!;n Ollie" HlanGselHt..t open tor engage
i;!"ni January !. 1919 Address ti-i.o ere
Tunes Dispatch.
ACCDI %'rl.N r-An experienced .cCoUnI,nI
ana Oiuce man with highest references
desires to make change January !. II 49,
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I,OUnIt.t Mn ,,i-I.nins. ]

Observation-Disclosures pisvous tor ,ilr. i SO
. NuruNH"N Hy.tr vaI UIuta.n
q ntchvs.- psu4y i,-cVn Luits. -.i, L.,at
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orrit!ss ANb Drsi>- i!OuM. :!
OFFICES ior rent y NJ Cover 2 Nortl
Snth Street
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CHACFFEt R--Colorcd chauffeur wanted 10
=, drive truck. Clarence Cosby. 1879 Eas,
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ni:I.r wANTt:D-,iALI:.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 voi"rvd iaDorcrs at
once on SO'"rhnivGt Job near RiChin0nL
IS cents an it"ur. a. Pcrritt Apply at 'VS
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nuu,Is MIinuli uuA,{p
Rel hsI1II tOR REM

.sEtJiNr ~ilttsr-I- IusIutas location ual!
of store snort distance west OF Aiurphy':
Ilnl". rlEhl> side OF Broad SuSrt Aa,lces.
- 80 cI-c Times pI-uatch
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~ ,AI,l.II-rU my

CLOTHiSG-tIients urlcys patd FOR secoui-
hand C.@th,nE. Phone Madison 3".J
DIAMONp-lf sou have 4 diamond to buy.
sc.i. yAyhaaG- or I,UIUuut or old gold TO
sell or exchange. NriuE il 10 j. Y. Allen X
co. LcM"i.rs r1urtr.nth aud Main Streets.
FALSE TEErli-W Wanted. old false teeth
Ia, any CouI.t!ou. also urtGEcwork IiiEn-
est casn prles raid. hppiy 20 $. Witten-
berg w,l .tst HItge Street E;ehmnnd. Va.
r't.Arli rkS-Spot cash Tor feathers and
anuGu, iurHiure. Reatd. Mad. 6So7
TCRE-WantcI.t good used furni-
CUR. any gutntity Best price paid.
Phone Madison 1905
FURNITURE Named, 70 hry new and
JU.K-we buy all old junk. uay best
prices H!ehmomd Iron ana Metal Co. IL
~ Nicholson street. Ran 1884.
IIA$O. furniture, household goods bought,
SOLD. cNNhHnged. Anderson. Bruad at
Tlrst MaiEuu lU3I
sAWMll.L pUln, ia good runulu. order
, NHn'y", 'tdt. price. power ana condition.
800 Eiko.
BRING ~ your old It'd and silver In e1-
change teg Christmas gifts Best prices
Satisfaction EuarhHtvCL- Sphaaf Bros. 42s
East Broad street.
WE pay highcsl cash oriGga Tor old gold ond
sltt"r. GA i4ia" teeth. dlamonG. and
i. tAhv uIu IuII...ugc IN exchange tug ur "
t,a!:nl FnrMtu.e Eu i+2u liuu
WHY not trade ia your uli discarded gold
aud s.iyer for some OF our up-to-d .te
l.w-Iry or ~ilVCrwHr-@ &. I.umsdsn y Sons,
81 i.ASl Main street
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. AiEEIiiiND!SG


i,OOns Sew ana ola acuns uoLsG; syII
,l,. sNAmamE,,. go HoF,n r.Gl" S,rvy,
CHGNKONS-- I!cad"uari.rS for cEcvr1n..
snNeI. eCiU anu i."Ny. a.sO U.vtavns -.
immns,"utY "e'Hrry. nerns,eii. nfUs.. oO.oi
,,eat ARC. NJ" iuEA Gay
h'crS. ~ (. -,''tI i"rus oiI- ,trv2,.
rutiallci.a pAsS~,"s Come TO o~..ey
1!s''"!v -. ia. ""i-"'"s. 400 i-aat
..,..Ot.I rI...r. ana :el tUus,m.s wr,a,hs.
10 NDTtn rlsths lEar Ihul ntuic.'
I.,rUK REQ ntn ,LEAN rts-,,uur.,uJecI
,.van thrr a&i@ uldssrta, 1850 MA
~, n..v.." .>""t"- O. sii nor,u N,H,i..
..y,D" L"n,i",or %, Tor sac, 10 IL. W.
~ Nut-~. Iyu aimD.rv. i-i,e u,W. price
it"srn'iHt-- lH'isi"v". t.fretfl- t.1rH-y.
sluve sutG uH,y ~ T. BugAs ~ Co..
Sio ,,yst t.toau street
ShUES-tui rate shoes Empire anoe Co.
80 49, i5T9.d s,tss'
am-re"t're iYnyE shut,s. we sen t.e
hesi. ine tnon i,truw"ie CO. m.uh-.
NAUGnAH =.
HOSE MAD!S0& ~. ls =. HiOAD.
TENTS oid aud nsw, an sizes, tor s.,c or
I.nt. ,a.up!nE parIcs or utUyr PURPOSES.
hIsV StOu, eHd'.in,"I.i, !noiud!nS -. -. sgIts.
l.. Kos. ~ a.. s;t.ruur,tuGI I,rvs.. pro-
prictota Idndoinn 4--- az Eruuk ave-
h.,, k,ts
II.i.N ~ tI.OOii sTAlN-Use VI your ioUr
Velvet FloV! stain. Wipe II UP once Week
w!tn rteEieas Ite"icr. never use water
s,ai"et "ooI. .,s Na!In"n 'eor MuA,
NACLliANS.
THOSE MADISON ul. % +. BkOAD.
WAGuNa ru, i.Geney farm wagons III.
T.
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Xmas Tree Ornaments

TIN boxes vi !arEe-s size ornas.em,s sur treo
and unutT .r=c. y-Iuct IuuC., "a sGGlU.ts.
tree holder and MISCELLANEOUS articles.
Enough 10 trim tergc tree, uH vuUpiclc Tor
e.. o.. Phone Randolph JHht-N, uF call .uUy
NenaUle SIR Ut. " III s.lI as u MhUIe UmlN-
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LOIS tUIl sA,,i:
sun,,snNN ruit SAFE.


DAitID.N nC.ibut.s nome tor sale
Anderson " -, So East Franklin
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pfi,. OF
VIRGINIA CAEOLiNA CHEMICAL co,
:. W. TRANERS.
lTpgH1rGr.
RICHMOND TRUST s SAVINGS CO.

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
, iHrhMond Va, DccemGer -. IsiS.
nc DIRECTORS oi THIS company have tl.s
Gay declared a semiann'uai dividend Of ~
btf ''ht hid per o. u extra. payabie on
January J. !sl". I" stockholders OF reccro Oh
hec,no%r 20. l.lN. Checks will Le mai:sI
L .. AYIETr. Secretary
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SITUATIONS MANTEn-fEMAI.i. ;,N

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. With tour years ,x-
pSTiGHc2 IN teaching desires position IN
graded .Gh0gi. J. -" care Times Dis yh {. n.
TEA, ~ AK wants position TO teach IL. pri-
N4'r inm.i! ~ public school Grammar
fEHGtS Speciality. Experienced In every
branch. Address TEACHER. i$oA $50 klch-
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~ FIST with ncy.I-dgc OF sh0r:nand. tie
s!rt~ position, San dIviuphon. and
q" x "rr.i Gntse ""!n Address ivg. care
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BORROW on your watches. diamonds and
lcw"!Ty from The EQUITABLE Loan Society.
% North E.lEhrk Srrn.t
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SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE. co s.
OF AMERICA 49,

ANNUAi. MEETINiiS-Thc regular annual
meeting OF the Stockholders ui Inc Su-
i,cnal state ana CITY Bank of KicnnonI
VA VAL be akid At us banking nous, at II
@ CLOCK noon on TUESDAY. uAEIAktY IA
!9i? Tor Inc purpose or e.e .i.a. directors
10. thS ensuing year. ana iUi the trans
acton OF ny other bI.sl.Cs. NAT may.
prop.rIy com; before ,ns l...ell.s ~
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12

corrected By ". II. White. Jr.. President of
White Provision company. Urited States
Food Administration License No. G-2l3TI.J
Good 70 choice beef steers. $50 to 1000
rounds. IS. 75eES 90.
Coed steers. 80 to $50 poads. s.. 5Oas. 90.
Medium TO good steers. $50 to $50 pOunds.
Good 70 choice beef COWS. TOO to $50 pounds.
Medium to good COWS. go to 80 pounds.
Good % choice htifers. $50 to $50 pounds.
The above represents ruling prices for good
guilty cattle. Inferior grades and dairy types
selling lower
Medium to sOOd steers. $50 to $50 pounds.
Medium to good COWS. COO to zoo pounds. $50
s.ixed common. g. 5oas.50.
tsood fat oxen. sT-s0Gs.J0.
Medium TO good oxen, 81 .oo9s.o9.
Good butcher bulls. So 50GT.50.
CboGce veal calves, Sc. 5e1s.5o
leariings. s6.00el 90.
Prime hogs. ls5 to - pounds. sIs .ooaIs. SO.
Heavy hogs. 100 TO $50 pounds. 81 GOA II 80.
Light pigs. 80 to 100 pounds. SIC. oO3 10. 20.
Stays and rOughs. s9-OOsIo.oo.
Above quotations apply 10 good quality mixed
LIVE STOCK By WIRE
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. FEB. Ii.--CAt-
tle-Receipts 1000, including no Texans;
market steady; native beef steers. IS Ooa i. 50:
seariing steers and heifers. sT.O0E 1850 cows.
sa.UlG11-so. stoekers and feeders. s0.O0Ef1o.5o;
1000.
HoS-Recsipts, =. 1000; market I0c lower;
mixed and butchers. xI6.10HI6.35: good and
heavy, xI6.I51IS.55; rough. SI4.o0NI5.I5;
Hzht. xIl-aOaI e-l5; pigs. sl2.15aI4s0; bulk.
SIC. Ian 1880.
Sheep-Receipts. ! 500: market steady: clip
I'D ewes. sI0.S0ai2.O0; lambs. sI4.oodIT. rs;
cnnEsrs and choppers. ss.0O19.O0; wetbers.
SIT .sRfTI3 %.
CHICAGO. FEB If.-HoxS: Receipts -. 0n0:
SlOu. Bulls. sIs.O5a 1880; light. sis.6oe7 1855;
n1ixeG. sIs-s0TIs.SO: heavy. sLa5JeII6-3O:
T"1Gh. xl5-a5a I5-So; pigs. Si2.5os1 1900
Cmttle-Rereipts 1900. STEADY. Native
steers S. s0sTI n 80: stccgerx snd feeders 81 ~
1000: COWS ami hsifers, ss-2591I.65: calves.
Sc. 5ost IJ.@5.
sheeF-Receipts =. GOO weak. wefherx,
xto.ooG 15.S05 lambs, f14.259IT.5o.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12
PRESIDENT OPENLY
INVITES AUSTRIA TO
PEACE DISCUSSION

NCOnL1auSu G6SS 81
HertIing that he must come out in the
open and make clear specific peace state
ments before the bar of that court"
Representative Lenroot, Republican
of Wisconsin, expressed hearty approval
of the massage, because of the open,
frank way in which the president sent
an answer back to Hertling, specifically,
but in reality for the people of Ger
many"
EFT is a rift in the Clouds" said Chair
man Stone, of the foreign committee.
at was a most excellent and we'll
timed speech"
Senator Gore believed real peace
movement" might result from the fact
that the president pointed out his jan
uary peace terms were provisional,
not final.
Senator Chamberlain, head of the mill
itary committee, deemed the speech "a
most able analysis of the attitude of
the German and Austrian prime minis
tiers and a very clear statement of
Americas position"
Senator Underwood declared that 1t
was a very clear exposition of the view
point of the American people and that
it was an indication of a possibility of
peace"
at was splendid address and ought
to have an effect in the direction of
peace" declared Senator Mcclellan.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12
Grocers' Cost Price
On Fruit and Produce

United States Department Of Agriculture,
Bureau Of MARKETS., Daily Market News BuIle-
tin.
The following are actual prices al which
retail Erocers and hotels on the Atlanta mar.
ket- Housewives will find this guide in max
ing their purchases, but must take into con-
sideTatiou that = margin sufficient to cover
legitimate expenses and just profit TO toe
retailer must he AIDED to these prices.
Apples-Arrived I Illinois, . Virginia and
Georgia cars Demand moderate. movement
slow. wide range quality and condition Bar
reis Nirginia-Roman Beauties. fancy, $500
6.5oaIT.o or soc to 62c peck: No. . Yorks,
scalded, S2.50a3.Oo. or &c TO 24c peck.
Cabbage-Arrived cars from Florida. De
mand and movement good market steady FI 6
49,. or sc 70 sue lob.; OOH. crates, $4,000
ais, or 4iEc 10 4Ac III.
Onions-Arriyed | car unknown. Demand
and movement moderate. market steady. Middle
western. sacked. per 100 lbs, Reds, $3.5od3.75
or 3hc to 3%c h.; Yellows. S3.75d3.S5. or
3%e TO 3kc H.. Spanish. per 49-lb. crates
Sweet PUtatoes-Arived Alabama. 4 Geor.
gia cars: cars on track including broken
and unoroken. Demand and movement good,
market stronger, quality and condition generally
good. Georgia. Porto Ricans and Norton ysms,
best. S3.00d 3.25. or Sc TO 3Ac 10.
White Potatoes--Arrived cars from Call.
fornia; unbroken cars on track. Demand and
movement good, market unsettled. Western,
sacked. per 100 pounds. Burhanks and Gems,
S@.foG3.&3. or CSC TO &c per pound
Grapefruit-Arriyed / car from Florida. De-
mand and movement moderate, market only
fair. FTorida-35's. $3..5m3.50 per box, or 90
20 akc each; SOS 10 SOS. s3.T5d4.O0 per box,
or &c to SIZE each; 96's smaller, $500 per
Dor. or &c 10 Sc each.
0rangeS-Arrived / car Florida. Demand and
movement moderate. market steady. Florida
1855 larger, $3.50 $50 box. or oc to 44C
dozen. l50's 10 25oc. S5.Ood5.2J box. or 24c
10 40c dozen. Extra fancy fresh stock 25c
higher.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 200 packages arrived
hv express. Supply exceeds demand. Florida.
~ -bushei hampers head. <i.0OT1.s0, or 11zc Il
2hc pound; j y -bushel crates head, s1.Oo@1.75,
Or Ii1c TO &c pound.
Celery-Arrived two cars from California.
Demand and movement moderate, market
steady. California-Golden Hearts, $3.50 per
crate in the rough; S5.T5d6.O0 per crate
washed ana punched; s1.00eT1.10 per bunch.
or s. to &C for medium to large stalk; &c to
&c for small stalks.
T9natces-Supply adequate. Quality and con
clifton variable. Offerings generally poor, ful!
ripe. Florida, best, S2.00d250 per crate, or
sc 10 4ic per basket Cuban. best, 81 006t .. so
per crate, OF SIC to 4ic 9er basket.
Rutabagas-Canadian 2I3c to 2%c per pound.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and movement slow,
market fair. approximately 40-pound hampers.
s.. 500 800. or &c to 7tac per pound.
Hanauas-2s.c to Sc per pound.
Carrots-Saeked per 100 pounds. Sa.50T 2.IS,
or 2tse to csc per pound. W. Chewing.
Assistant IN Market Surveys.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12
Beard Gets 5 Years in
Atlanta Penitentiary

SPARTANBURG. S. c., Feb. 1o.-Pri-
vate Henry K. Beard, company A, One
Hundred and Eighth infantry, alleged
ringleader fthe party of three pris-
oners who attempted to escape from the
regimental guard house at Camp Wads-
worth on the night of Janary "a, in
which affair Private Floyd Dickey was
killed and another prisoner wounded.
has been sentenced by courtmartial to
serve five years in the federal prison
at Atlanta, and the sentence has been
approved by Major General Organ. At
the expiration of the sentence he will
receive a dishonorable discharge from
the army.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12
I ing proved themselves well fitted for
their task.
LaWrenceViIIe Soldier
Is TuScania Survivor

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga, Feb. IL
Hardy G. Robinson, of this city, who is a
survivor of the Tuscania, is the son of
Judge G. G. Robinson and was married
to Miss Alice Speight q former teacher
in the high school here. last December
He enlisted last August and was sent
to Fort Oglethorpe and later transfer
red to San Antonio, Texas; from there to
New York. His father was advised by
wire late Saturday of his safety, to the
delight of his many friends
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. FEB. II.--Cofu, = and 5 yellow.
nsmfual: yellow. sI-3SsEI.S0.
ssats. } white. sSI-s5: STANDARD. sAa Sc
hye 1-S21S.
Barley. SI-s0sTI.ao.
Timothy, s5.gGTS1s.
Clover. S3i-Uess 5000.
P0-E. nominal.
Lard. S25-4..
GIbs. -. Sgsg z4.C@
BUTTER. CaEESE AND EGGS
INV YuRS. Feb 1E-Chsese-Firm: state
nix. common 70 speeisls. .5I=si @61s. skins.
ssusua9n 90 specials. Sm 20t-.
BuTrer-QUiet; receipts. 7.1SS: creamery. eX-
Ira. 81 = 10. special market. s=M52h. imita-
sou creamery. firsts. 4SsE5is state dairy. tubs.
44u41.
EE=x-E1rm; receipts. 3.fS5: nearby white
fzEcy. 55es5@; nearby mixed fancy. $50 81 81;
fresh fIrsts. 5ssI IS.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12

tributed by Secretary Baker to the fine
discipline of the men and the efficiency
of their officers. In his weekly war re-
view, published today, the secretary also
expresses the nations appreciation of
splendid work of the British navy III
rescuing the American forces.
The review points out that recent re-
connoitering thrusts by the Germans,
notably in Flanders and around Cam
brai, may suggest development of Ger
manv's long deferred offensive in the
west, Thus far. however. the depart
ment's statement says. the actions have
been local in character.
American troops occupying a sector on
the Lorraine front are described as hav-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12
Gamers Hold Session

BOSTON, Feb. 11.-Delegates from all
parts of the country attended the open
ing session of the National Gamers as
ISOLATION and allied organizations here
today. Speakers at preliminary meet
ing today included ]. H. McLaurin, pres
ident of the Southern Wholesale Grocers'
association.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12
Three in Automobile
Are Killed by Train

AUGUSTA. Ga. Pep. 11.--Nrlss
Ready and Frederick Lee, of Kline,
S. O.. and a negro chauffeur named
Johnson were killed near Barnwell. S. c.,
yesterday afternoon when their automo-
bile was struck by an Atlantic Coast
Line engine The automobile drivers
view was obscured by freight cars and
he drove directly in front of the NOV
ing locomotive.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12

lare nearby, daily visit all the graves,
placing upon them such designs as
died for democracy" or good pal,
game fighter, sleeping here"
Three Salvation army girls today
walked unconcernedly along a she'll
swept road with high-explosive shells
breaking sometimes within fifty yards of
them.
A pretty girl from Poughkeepsie.
N. y. asked permission of an of
ficer to allow her to operate a Sal
walton army hut in the village. which
is bombarded daily by the enemy.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-02-12

Corn Closed Unchanged to l-8
Cent Up; Oats Higher Pork,
Lard and Sides Lower

CHICAGO. Feb. u.-Decidedly enlarged re
rtlpss gave the corn market tcday downturn.
opening pricps. which r2ueed from 4 shade to
40 sSc lower with March xt-27 and May SI-a45 =
u sl-25, were followed - = m0derate setbalk
AL arymnL. ~Etr
The close was fIrm AZ a shade to sake net
GGvance with Aarcl Sl--T L l-2Tss and May
sI-15I.
Oats. ike curn, showed weakness owing to a
matsrisi increase nj arrivals and 10 4 srlspect
s.aRt sse movement wUula continue to be Of
LisCh more liberal volume tran has Of late
Lceu the rJalc.
Big Tec~Ipss OF logs lel 10 a sHarp break
al Provisions.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were tie ruling .,ricss Ia the
sxcE@use tCsIzy-
PREV.
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Liverpool
Futures Closed | Point Off to
8 Points Up; Spots | Off,
Sales 5000 Bales

LIVERPOOL Feb. 1l.-Cotton spot dull; prices
steady: good lniddIing, 500 middling, 23.OS;
lols -safldilng. 23.25: good ordinary, II .56.
Sales 1000 bsles including 1.SO0 American,
Recespts lo.Gae bales, ,inaladIng $500 Ameri.
FUTURES closed dull. New contrasts: Febru
airy. % e.; March. $500; April, 22.63; May,
ESQ; June, 22.O5; July. 2I.so.
Old contracts. fixed prices: February. q %;
February March. 2l.s3; March-April, ala;
April-sIay. =I.68: June-July, 2I.J0.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in the
exchange today:
Tone. dull; sales. 5000; good middling,
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well. the war brings new alignments.
Yes, yes. Various people view IL in various
WAYS. Heard a lady az the drug store the other
cay insisting that the druggist cash Canadian
quarter at face value, on the ground that we
arc now allies"
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grysIryEss OPPORTUNITIES

5 DOES III. Millions made in Sourlake oil
fields 81 monthly, few months, gets warran-
" deed may pay 500 or more monthly. Co
operative we'll. Full information, free maps
write todey. SourIake Texas Oil Co., 613 DE
Menil, st. Louis. Mo.
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

FOUR bales per acre. Record of Heavy Fruiter,
earliest big boil cotton. Double yield OF 9th
ers in drouth and weeyil sections; highest per
cent lint; no disease, no weevils. Get proofs
and delivered prices Of seed. Heavy Fruiter
Seed Co., Gainesville. Ga.
CADDAIF PLANTS-1, GOO. by express. 81. Oak
Gale Farm, College Park, Ga.
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"a o~ oTer
Thousa nds government clerical positions open
Pleasant work. Vacations with ray, I-hour
day Pull unnecessary. Common education sur
ficient Examinations everywhere soon. Write
Immediately for list positions open. Franklin
Institute. Dept. M.10s. Rochester. n. Y.
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TEXAN is HERO OF
ATTACK BY GERMANS
ON AMERICAN PATROL

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


SALESMEN-City or travelling. Experienced or
inexperienced. Send for our valuable Tree
book. "a knight Of the Grip list of openings
ane full particulars. Fit yourself to earn tue
big salaries-S2. 500 TO $4,000 year. Prepare
in spare time to make success like thousands
OF our members have done. Our course com
Dimes careful training with practical experience
Immediate and unlimited employment service
rendered members. Address nearest office Dept
lU2H, Natl Salesmen's ar. Assn, ChicaSo-San-
Francisco New York.
Statesmen WANTED-owing to conditions
brought about by the war we have q rev
gell-worked territories open and Will be pleased
to hear from interested persons. Applicant
must be exempt from draft. McConnon Co,
Dept. ~, winnona, MINI.
SAL ESNEN and service men-New carouretor
for Ford cars. Simple, not a moving part,
installed in thirty minutes, guaranteed to dou-
bile your mileage and start in zero weather
without heating or printing. 15-day free trial
Write u. a. J. Carburetor Co., 5OI W. Jack
son Blvd. Chicago.
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ALL GEORGIANS ON
TUSCANIA REPORTED
AMONG SURVIVORS

CONTINUED from Page ons)
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Lsghorns For sale


FOR SALE-Pure sugar cane syrup, Sc per
gallon in barrels. Sugar house molasses, sic.
W. II. Davis, Box %, Columbia, S. c.
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Classified Advertisen1 ents


OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED-Don't matter
if broken. We pay up to SIS per set. Also
cash for Old Gold, Silver and broken Jeweiry.
Check sent by return mail. Goods held 10
days for sender's approval of our offer. Maser's
Tooth Speciality, 20o7 S. 5th St, Phila.. Pa.
CKIINK Highest prices paid for skunk.
ONOlNN mink, fox and all raw furs.
Write for price list. z. 7. sherman. Dept.
rs, Whitman. Mass.
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SELL fruit trees. pecan trees, ornamental trees,
light work; good profit. Write today. Smith
lirotners, Dept. 90. Concord, Ga.