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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01
Grande Celebration
Du 14Oeme Anniversaire de pAlliance
Franco-Americaine, par I'm Grand
Banquet a rI1otel Radisson,
Mercredi Soir, le 6 Fevrier
a 6:3O heure

dra un grand banquet auquel sont in.
vites tous les membres du Cercle ct
les amis de TAlliance F~rancaise. II
aura lieu lie 6 fevrier a $50 heures
du soir, a lhotel Radisson J
Les billets sont de $1.25. Toutes les
personnes qui desirent Y assister
sont prices de reserver leur CONVERT
en- ecrivant a Nine Colbert Searles,
%secretaire, 1941 Avenue Fremont s.,
on en- lui telephonant Kenwood $685..
Priere de ~reserver au plus tot.
"La Marseillaise" sera chantee en-
choeur ct nous nous faisons I'm plaisir
not 40 OH0IL suep 1eHqnd eI ep
EST pour que chacun en- ait une CO.
pie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01
Plus de Kes1iqes /!

Les ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Sc produisent aussi bien
chez les hommes fables
que chez ceux qui sont
REQUISITES. Pour une per-
some fable ct pale, ills
sont d1s a la faiblesse
du sang, a l'anemie ct
q la chlorose. Chez les
personnes fortes, a vi
sage rouge, lis ont pour
cause un exces de sang,
ct ION doit craindre une
congestion on une apo
pickle cerebrale. Dams
les deux cas- les etour-
easements, Sc produi-
sent lorsque la circula-
ton du sang est irregu-
liere. LIE sang afflue
alors brusquement vers
lie cerveau GU diminue
dune maniere subtle, ce
qui provoque des YER
tiges. C'est I'm pheno-
meme qui s'observe lors-
que lie sang est appau-
vri. Les etourdisse-
ments peuvent egale-
ment dependre dune
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01
Plus de kerfiDes! Plus ACCOMPLISHMENTS ! Plus de
Troubles d'EsfOnac
Zee sOnf les PLLUlES MORO qui mont sauv6 aI0rs que
j'ffais desesperf de Ia vie'', s'ecrie N. Leon 1, hleureux.
de la rue AFag0, Quebec.
4
Plus de

"a quelque chose. Sans
CECILIA, je t0mbais imme-
"d1atement, Tout tour
"nait autOur de moi ct
@pentendais d'intermi-
IN bOurdOnne.
stments. Deux medecins
"etudferent mon cas- ct
"essayerent sur moi,
"sans success, une fOule
ode remedies. On me
"cOnseilla alOrs les Pr
"lules Moro. J'en pris
"et apres settlement
"quelques bottles, mon
@etat s'am6liora de Jour
zen jour. Ces etourdis-
"sements diminuerent
"et disparurent compile
"tement. ST bien que je
'tme considere aujour-
"d'hui gueri, grace aux.
sexcellentes pilules de
Ola Compagnie Medica-
ele Moro. Mes forces
"reprirent ct mes d0u-
"leurs de reins, car fen
"avais aussi quelques-
~unes, cesserent COM.
t~tn1etament. Anres aVOir
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

Je desire remercier sincerement
ma famille ct mes amis qui mont al
dee ct visitee durant la Tongue ma
ladie de mon mari, aussi pour les
nombreux tributs de feurs a Pocca-
sion de sd mort, principalement la
Cour Hennepin, No 153, lie "Degree
of Honor" 2O3, ct specialement pour
lie beau bouquet spirituel.
Nine Faubert.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

ON DEMANDE- Pusieurs bon
mes couturieres pour faire des ia
bliers chez Giles. S'adresser a Nine
Meloche, 1910 Stevens Avenue S., on
telephoner N. w. Colfax 400.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

M. Romeo Dumas a etc appele dams
lie departement medical de Parmee
americana ct compile partir vers la
fin de la semaine.
Nous lui souhaitons I'm prompt ct
heureux retour apres avoir fait son
.'bit" pour la defaite du Kaiser.
ssbit" pour la defaite du Kaiser.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

Communion en- corps DIES demoisel-
les de la Societe DIES Enfants de Ma
RE de la paroisse Ste Anne, diman-
che lie 3 fevrier a la messe de 8 heu-
res, en- Teglise Ste Anne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

Ne manquez pas d'assister a la
partie de cartes de la Cour L'Etoile
du Nord, sale Kraft, 2027 Washing
ton Avenue N, lundi soir, lie 4 fe-
vrier. Tout en- gagnant de beaux
prix vous aurez contribute a une oeu-
vre charitable.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

Une lettre de Mile Philomene
Daigle, actuellement a Orlando, Fla,
datee du 10 janvier, nous apprend
qu'elle ne peut realiser qu,on soft en-
pleine saison d'hiver. Tout est en-
fleur ct les fruitiers s'attendent a
une belle recolte de fraises pour la
fin du mois de janvier, dit-elle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

Nine Emily Glatigny, de Pasadena,
CAL, etait a Minneapolis la semaine
derniere, en- visite chez ses soeurs
Mines Evelyn Beaudoin, A. Houle ct
A.. Courteau, ct son frere M. A.
Beliveau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

Les membres de la Societe St jean
Baptiste sont prizes d'assister a la
qui aura lieu lundi lie II fevrier
dams la sale A. O. U. w, 80 Ave-
nue. E.-Hennepin. La seance aura
lieu a 1880 hrs precises ct sera sui
vie dun parti de cartes ct dune dan
Sc donnes par lie Cercle Ste Anne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01
Wa. DUBEAU,
GERANT

Mile Evelyn Prenovost de notre
Vile est a Des Moines, Iowa, de-
puts une semaine, pour une visite
de deux mois, chez sa Nine
Magin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

La seance de la Cour L'Etoile du
Nord du 4 fevrier aura lieu a 1880
heures au lieu de 8 heures a cause de
la soiree.
Avis aux membres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

Mile Adrienne Croteau, niece de
M. Napoleon Breton, est partie pour
S~herbrooke, P. O., Oh l'appelait la
tres grave maladie de son frere Lo-
reno Croteau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

ct effets e%lectriques ont etc spectacle
ment fats pour cette troupe ce qui
| assure au public une representation
tout a fait nouvelle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01

Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente
q la Rose Drug Co., 3O3 3
Ave-, Envoy6es a toute
adresse par la MALE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01
Ecbo oe
MINNEAPOLIS, lie Ter F6vrvier 1918
On nous prize d'annoncer que lie nu-
nero 179 a gagne les rideaux, donnes
par Nine aPul Laplante, 681 Sum-
mer st. N. E..

M. Claus Beauchaine, qui etait re-
tenu chez lui depuis plusieurs semai-
mes, par la maladie, est en- pleine
convalescence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-02-01
CONDOLENCES

A sa seance de lundi dernier, lie
Cercle Ste Anne, U. c. F. c. a ennis
les condolences qui suivent:
Attendu que Dieu a rappele a Lui
M. Joseph Faubert, epoux dun de
nos membres les plus devoues ct es-
times, Nine Caroline Faubert, les
membres s'unissent pour lui ofrir
leurs %profondes %sympathies dams sa
douleur.
Resolu que copie de ces condolean-
ces soft envoyee a Nine Faubert, ain
81 QUA PECHO DE L'OUEST pour
publication.
Laura Dumas, Sec.-Arch.
****#
La Societe St Jean-Baptiste, U.
C. F. c., a sd seance de lundi dernier
a passe les resolutions de condole-
ances suivantes:
Attendu que la Societe St jean
Baptiste Went de perdre I'm de SEES
membres les plus devoues dams la
personne de M. Joseph Faubert, qui
iouissait de Pestime generate, il est
Resolu que les membres s'unissent
pour presenter a son spouse leurs
condolences dams la perte qu'elle
Went de subir.
Resolu qu'une copie de ces resolu-
tions lui soft envoyee ainsi qua
PECHO DE L'OUEST pour publica-
ton.
lie Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
IIENRICo TRANSFERS.

John g. Welsh, trustee, TO w. Ed
ward HeinZc ct ais, four tracts on
the east side of the AIechanicsvillc
Turnpike, about 1 mile north OF Rich
mond. containing 1885 acres. Sep
tembcr 10, 1918; tax SIS $40.
lots 7. S, . and 10. block n. plan of
Lincoln formerly Sebree's )Addition.
September IA. 1915; $2,40U.
Abbey Realty Corporation to David
y. Catogni, lot l6. block 10 and lot
s. block 20, Colonial Place, section &.
August 80, 1918; $500.
+, Abbey Realty Corporation to David
rlace. section ~. August 80, 1918:
$3.50.
Addie Sprenkle ct vir to Jacob Loven-
stein. 25 feet depth not given), east
line Of Liberty Avenue, at the eastern
intersection OF the Nine Mile Road
and Liberty Avenue. July s, 1918: tax
Ruby a. Gillian to E. &. wooten.
5ox14O feet, north side of Williamsburg
Road. near Seven Pines. September
II: 1918; tax s2.7O, $40.
E. S. Read to II. w. Hardy. lot 3.
block II, section G, plan of Highland
1915; $3.50
w. ii. Parker ct ux. to r. L. Pikin-
ton, lots l to So inclusive, block +,
and lots ! to "a inclusive, block J.;
1918; tax 81, $40.
3. Vaughan. lots 90 and 30, block Is,
Colonial Place, section b. September
Charles II. Hornberger OF TX. to
Alice NJ. Hannihan, lot IL block c.,
section 9. plan of Highland Springs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
PREPARE TO COMBAT
WAVE OF INFLUENZA
State and city Henith Officials Take
Prccnution to Prevent Spread
or DIscnsc,

to send out Il letter requesting the
physicians of Richmond to report every
case of Spanish influenza. or grippe.
ledge. Grippe is not among the list
OF diseases which the law considers
as reportabie" but owing to the
threatened epidemic there is no doubt
but that the doctors OF the city will
cooperate in every way with the City
Healih Department in doing all pos
sibie to prevent the spread OF the
malady. DR.. Flanagan urges that the
advice contained in the couplet issued
by the New York Public Health Board
be followed:
For If you don't you'll spread
While the City Heath Department
has no information that tho grippe.
reports from Camp Lee are to the eff
feet that in a day the number OF
cases has doubled and the total l. now
around 1000. With the epidemic this
mond can escape. according to re-
ports. the disease at Camp Leo is OF q
very mild form.
Wednesday DIR. Flanagan and State
liams conferred about the situation,
AS result the State board has issued
number Of posters which are being
generally distributed. DR.. Flanagan
is seeing especially that these posters
be put In the street cars and other
placesl where people are crowded to-
gether. Large posters. especially en-
OF Spanish influenza:
Rule l. Don't put into your mouth,
myers pencils. or anything else that
does not belong there. nor use COM
Rule &. Whenever you cough or
sneeze, bow your head or put n hand
kerchief over your mouth and nose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
Real Estate Summary
CuANcEnY TRANSFERS.

Leila I. Loehr ct vir to a. j. Vein
berg, 2ox66 feet. known as 305 North
Twenty second Street. August II, 1918:
l.. G. Wooten ct Hx. to Ruby y. Gill
liam, 25x2S feet "a inches, known as
$e3 East Eyrd Street. September II.
Ellen Meyer ef vir to Louisa saun-
ders, 3oxl4O feet, north line Clay street,
90 feet west of Foushce Street Sep
tember Il. 1918; $4,000.
Samuel D. Cole Ell ux. TO Purity Ice
Cream Co, Inc. 62Xl2s feet. east line
Jefferson Street lG0 feet north of its
intersection with the Northern line OF
Canal Street. September II. 1918; tax
sl3.
Richmond Realty Investment Com
Pa anyG; Inc Inc to Virginia s Bowcock;;
1912 North Second Street. septembe:.
l6. 1918; tax s2.70, $40.
Octav!a Verlander ct vir TO b. Edel
Lofty, l-2xl3a feet, west line OF
Twenty second Street. 100 feet south
OF Broad street. September II. 1918:
tax $3.50. $40.
J., Edward S; Walker to oetayia Yer
Street, between Brauer's Lane and
Fairfield Avenue. September II, 1918 ;
tax $50. $40.
korte, 42xl32 feet, east line OF TWEEN
,y-six Street, at the northeast corner
OF Leigh and Twenty-sixth Street.
August H. 1918; tax 81. $40.
lot %. block l.. plan OF Brookdale.
September, Is. 1915: tax 81. $40.
j. ID. Cook ct uN. 10 Nellie NJ. Cook.
20x3S feet, known as u North Elm
Street. September l6. 1918; tax 81,
W. Benton Bayliss ct ux. to X. NJ.
Mears. 1872 feet and OF irregular
depth north line Jay Street. los ID
feet west Of Mosby Street. July -.
1918; tax 81. $40.
The News Leader Company. Inc. to
Thomas j. Winston, i6Xl53 feet. known
as 10 south Ninth Street. September
IA 1918: tax sos, $40.
Louisa John ct ais to Fred Ball.
u l-2NS0 feet, known as SOL Norton
Street September %. 1915: sl,575.
Isaac Thalhmer TO Miller & Rhoads,
Inc, 3SNl2S 2-3 feet, west line Fifth
Street. southwest corner OF Fifth and
Marshall Streets. June :. 1913: tax
$3.50. $40.
Agnes Smith et vir to Mabel :. John
son, ID l -2xllo feet. east line OF Judah
Street, between Leigh and Duval
streets. September IS. 1918; tax 81.
$40.
Miller & Rhoads. Inc to Isaac Thai
himer, % l2XSi feet, known as 526
North Adams Street; also l-2Xl64
feet. known rs 52S North Adams
Street; also l6x90 feet, known as los
West Pulliam Street. June s, 1918;
William 4. MCGOWAN to +. NJ. COL
lier, 80 l-2xS7 feet. known as SOS West
Broad Street. september IL, 1918; tax
SIS. $40.
+. N. Collier ct VIZ. to +. p. 10th,
26X15S feet, known as 6l5 East Frank
lin Street. September T. 1918; tax
SIS, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20

building ;, ndd lots. September 10. 1918;
r l.. Pilkinton ct u1. to Richmond
Realty Investment Co, Inc. lots 13 to
"a inclusive, block /. plan Of Fort Lee
Terrace. September IA. 1918: tax $40,
SO.
r., r: Florance. trustee. to Repton
X, l.. p, Q and r. except a triangular
shaped tract Of 63-loo of an acre, part
of block .. plan OF subdivision made
by w. T.. Sebree; also one-third in
terest In triangular shaped lot, l29x-
90ox?0o feet, north line OF Heckler
Street. intersection Of northern line of
Crump Street with the western line Of
OF Austin Street. September .. 1918;
$4,000.
Robert L. Pikinton ct ux. to Will
liam l.. Tyler, lot 9. block 9, plan OF
Wrights Park. September IA. 1918:
Richmond Realty Investment Co,
Inc. to r. l.. Pilkinton, lots 4, >. :
and 4. Robinson Block. plan OF Brad
ford Heights. April 20, 1915; tax 81.
sic.
kenner T. Crawley ct ais. to ]. Leith
on plan of Richmond Truck and Poul-
try Farms. about 3 miles below Rich
mond March Is, 1918: $500
Alfred l.. Brown ct TX. to Hugh NJ.
Nelson. l3 40 acres on the east line
OF Osborne Turnpike; also 5.97 acres
east OF and near Osborne Turnpike.
september 10. 1918; $4,000.
w H. Patcr ct ux. to w r. Kel-
ley, lots to 80 inclusive. block f. plan
Of Fort Lee Terrace. July ). 1915;
tax s., $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
HASTINGS TRANSFERS.

+. u. 10th ct uX. to DIR. William ~
McGowan. l6SXl00 feet, south line OF
Hull Street, at its southeast intersec-
tion with Twentieth Street. Septem-
Der IL, 1918; tax $3.50. $40.
The Tax Title Company Of Rich
mond, Inc, 20 Mary DaUgerfield. 60Xl00
feet. known as lots 1876 and 127, plan of
Buffers Addition. September Q, 1915;
$50.
c. L. Johnson ct ux. TO Antonio
Scarpitto. lot II, block 1921, plan of
South Richmond. August -. 1918; tax
$3.50. $40.
Antonio Scarptto ct ux. TO r. H.
StoltZ G0Xll0, west line of Ninth
Street, intersection OF south line of
Porter Street with the west line of
Ninth Street; also 55X110 feet, west
line of Ninth Street, TO feet from por-
ter Street. July 20, 1915; tax $3.50,
$40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20

Lawrence Mass; Ed Sherlock. TorrinEton.
ram Tpaicaa chieaso; Hnso" wager RSInss
ns N to duty JOSEPH s
Missssi Po,Ht snGS;2 "' Pa. Frisats. %a4Fy ::
Conn; ~. 81. Bacon, Jermsn. Tex: porss s;
ara: GaTlsSu, Me-, Robert T. Ply: EiSss.
MlGhael nanl!kGgsSs SaTPaths, EEee
aziano. Fogsio'. italy. ~
RSss ia At ca%lel DeGoSbelHaf s RtKasen. ill.,
1sas. 4: ForSs Scranton; r.; simon i;
Axe Psne
chelsea "! psiya . FaSmo9d p GSdS
county. Va; Andrew .. o1tIm. Thomas.
Previously reported missing In action, now
pnSSs to duty sh
sas Ss Ss Sss R.'f
ass HeSess ksy E. HSSn LseS ass
Cal; Sam Nlansos Detroit, Mich: Franls
sHt raiecazvk. ST. Hedwir Tex: Frank ".
w frsVoasy SerGr,e dd missing in action
Fspo5,sd dsd 81 Rriya5ss H15Ts
PreyleusIs reported missing in action, new
hSs!sss "a JOIN n,,.;
s5 9ha Atrsf Ms%
V Msa hySnsl K
Essrs MisE M9EeTais5, IA anihqgS
Upton. Ind; Sam Rubinstein. Bayonne, n. J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
Cnn Furnish Information on Cattle.

The State Commissioner of Agricul-
ture and immigration has had many
inquiries recently relative to the cattle
which arc being shipped from tho
reconsideration plains OF Texas to the
East. Authoritative information has.
been obtained from Washington con-
corning the names OF the represcnta-
tives of the Bureau of Animal Industry
in Washington, who are handling this
movement These men are John c..
Burns, College Station. Texas. and c..
j.. Walker. P. o. Box 1000. Forth
Worth Tex -'t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20

Highland Park Methodist Episcopai
Church will have a special meeting for
men tonight at s o'clock, preparatory
begin Sunday and continue through
next week. Rev. f.. G. Davis will con-
duct the evangelistit services. and Fl.
Lee Davis win lead the choir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
SLIGHT FLUCTUATIONS,
BUT MARKET CLOSES FIRM
Capture of Baku by>Turks Reported
IN sail Street, and Acts as Re-
straining Influence.
OIL SECURITIES N DEMAND
iown Reported TakcI. Is in One OF
lhc Most Important Oil-Froducing
territories of the World, Outside
CT Mexico.
ny .I,RoAn.x..,...,,

new YORK. September l9.-capturc
early today Inc in WHIT nTkS str was exported
The stock market, although the street oa
eia,e the Importance of the loss So Al
any rate, The market was steady and
t p, slight fluctuations. closed firm
,rcfs2ns familiar with the oil indus
.ry hoped the report was no, true.
or II true il means thu; the Turk;
have captured the most important
side of the Mexicln district such
S an event would naturally be bullish on
We're strong. BUt there wa, the bring
ins OF 10000 barrel well by the
,ha sfci in az ,s,, T,iompnny 70. account for
.ntions between the oil companies and
'he MeMlcan government.
,ers 'a and Fg srro, "or rIy over money mat
Covered at the end of the day mat
mhothing had been done in either Of
was made clear by u member Of the
n oamheFH committee that the confer,
nothing TO do with the stock market.
IT was In regard to credits to be al
,,o%ed to moneSsentinl industries. The
their Judgment in regard TO loans to
clients. each banker being the judge
Of the, war necessity OF the loans
mat more intimate scrutiny of loans
and more orc ,enui,ahle diStribution OF
ruling were TO be issued by tho
government. II also pleasing TO
IN" street to learn that the anthracite
miners had returned TO their labor
CONSERVATIVE BUYING
Is FEATURE OF DAY
In dealings to-day only specialties
attracted particular attention. Ameri-
can Sumartra responded with a Siiarp
ADVANCE 10 the announcement that the
capital issues committee would
PROBABLY refuse to permit the sale
of 52,000.o00 OF new stock AT par
other tobacco stocks We're strong on
the usual investment demand
SHIPPING stocks were strong under
icadershi ~ of marine and Atlantic
Gulf and West Indies An official OF
one OF the independent steamship
companies admitted chat he had been
approached indirectly in regard TO Il
merger OF shipping lines.
buying OF corn products seemed to
be iirst-class. az did tn. buying OF
southern Railway. Distil!crs VAS also
well taken.
NEW YORK, September !s-Mercnntne
ling s!s'y-day bills, stT5; commercial sixty
day bills. ;t..i- demand, .t.55 7-i5. cables
tiIS: Mexican dollars. -. Government
bonds irregular. railroad bonds .a-y. Time
loans strong. sixty days. 8 bid ninety days
bid; siE months. hid Cal! money strong
ruling ratC :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
CHICAGO LIVE sroCk MARkrr

CHICAGO. September 19.-Hogs: Rcceipts
20. 2"G: slow 20 to % lower than yesterdays
averagc;. butchers. 10000 $3.50; light, N.25@
pigs. good to choice. 1S5OGr1S&
Cattle: Receipts. 5000 head: best steers
steady to strong: others slow TO lower:
butchers cattle and calves about steady
Sheep: Receipts. 1900 head; lambs strong
to higher; sheep firm,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
NEW YORK LIVE srocK MARKEr

NEW YORK. september 19.-Bceves barely
steady: steers. l5I5qpls.00; calves steady:
veals. l5.OI?l0; culls. li.6oarllOo; grassers
and skim milk calves. 7.Jo@S.50: Westerns,
Sheep and lambs irregular; sheep. SOon
l2So: culls. b;0oG70; lambs. l7oOals.15;
Hogs steady at aO5O@ 200; roughs. 1925.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
suuth Side Red cran.

Red Cross workers of the South
Side chapter are pushing forward their
task of completing 1000 gauze masks
for soldiers at Camp Lee, which are
10 be used by the soldiers to proven,
the spread OF Spanish influenza which
recently found it's way to the camp
The masks ARE expected to be ready
me last OF this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
NEW YORK pRonIicE M..KEr

NEW YORK. September l9-Raw sugar
s sa centriiinsal 72s; fine ,granuated. 9.
Butter firm. Cheese strong
Cotton secl oil was unauoted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
The Weather
tFurnIshed by q. 3. Weather bureau,
tFederaI Summer Time Used.)
Local Tcmpcrnture Yc,terday.

~ noon temperature. ........... 7s
; r. Nj. temperature. ............. 80
O. NJ, setnpsrature: -. .,r;..;.. g
Minimum temperature to 8 p. M. So
Mean temperature yesterday. ..... 20
Normal temperature for this date. 70
Excess or deficiency yesterday..,. 0
Deficiency since March 1.......... 135
Deficiency since January l. ....... 357
Local Rainfall. tt4.s
Rainfall last twelve hours. None
ISatnfall last twenty-four hours. Mono
Excess since March /. :........... go
EXCESS since January 1........... 1886
Local Observations mt 8 +. III.
Temperature, rs: humidity, SO; wind,
direction. southeast: w ind. velocity, 8
miles; weather. partly cloudy.
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NAVAL, SToRzs

SAVANNAH. GA. September l9-Turpen-
tine firm, 60; receipts pts i65 casks; shipments.
Rosin firm: sales. 679 barrels; receipts, 2so
barrels: stock; selSl barrels;
g. I!2s: Il, HS; 1, H;16; X; 1!4o: NJ. 1850;
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, September Is-Cotton goods
and cotton yarn Inquiries to-day were more
numerous. but sales were small except for
government purposes Raw silk was steady
In mems wear trade quiet.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
CHICAGO GRA1N MARKrr

CHICAGO September ls-Frost pred!c-
uoiis To-Day made the corn market average
hlsher. fTices closed unsettled. sc OF to a,c
advance. with October l52:. O. 52A and No
Sember li9s q l.i9i.. Oats finished &c 10
&c g &c up, and provisions varying from 42c
decline TO "a rise OF Sc
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on thn Cnrh Aiarket.

NEW YORK. September Is.--Trading was
more active on tho curb to-day. and many
advances were recorded
Tho war stocks were the most prominent
In tho market.
Independent oil stocks were less active.
and In some casos small losses were no.
corded. but the general list held about