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The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06
Y. M. C. A. AND ITS AuxILIARIEs.

The Glee Club with its voices and
strings go into study for their fall
work, when they will make their ap-
pearance again late in the fall of this
year. Applications for membership
are being received during July by the
director, Hewetson Watson, care Of
Secretary Bell, $500 Glenarm place
and the only requirements are pos
sessing a voice to sing and becoming
a member of the Y NJ. C. A.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

kind of community property and
therefore an indispensable musical as
set to Denver's younger set. We are
all anxious for her recovery submit
ting, however. ourselves to the wise
rule of Providence in the premises
We hereby register our sympathy
with the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hob
som
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE
PUBLIC.

During the months of June, July,
August, September, while the weather
is so warm, our Sunday dinners will
begin at l p m. and continue to II at
night for the benefit of the church
going public. Ring Main 6699 and we
will reserve your dinner.
Night and Day Cafe Electric Fans).
917-919 10Th st.
Bob Carruth, Prop. Ed. Mccoy, Mgr.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

Rice and Rice Ice Cream Parlors.
2735 Welton street, where the public
is given the most up-to-date service
and the best civil attendance. Full
jazz orchestra on Sunday evenings.
Curtis Harris specially engaged as
headwaiter. You know his courtesy.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of an order issued out OF
the County Court of the City and
County of Denver, Colorado, | am di-
rected to sell the following real es-
tate, Lot "a, Block $50, Clements Ad-
dition to Denver. Known as No. 223l
Glenarm Place. Lots %. 2S and "a,
Block 10, Deerfield, Weld Co., Colo.
Lots As and 46, Block 10, Deerfield,
Weld Co., Colo. Lots Al, AZ, 43 and
A, Block 6, Kenwood Park, Arapahoe
Co, Colo. being part of the estate of
the late Francis T. Bruce. Said prop
erty has been appraised at a very rea-
sonable value and will be sold at pri-
yate sale for cash.
SAMUEL A. BONDURANT,
Executor.
No. s East 18th Avenue.
Phone Main 3433.
FOR RENT-Nieely furnished or
unfurnished rooms. Apply 2242 Os-
Il
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SEVEN
TENTH AND STOUT STREETS.

"HE FIRST NATIUNAL BAINN' d
ter it's announcement in this and
= other news journals for the past
two months, has opened it's Savings
Department since last Monday, July
1st. We have already reminded the
public of the stability of this bank
its number of years of guaranteed sat
isfaction to the public, its continuous
growth and expansion of business and
all we can add is, start in with them
right away and deposit from $1.OO and
upwards, insuring your Christmas
money and savings for the rainy day.
Remember the stitch in time saves
nine and also exposure. We wish TINS
banking institution more of success,
and trust the prestige established lot
over half a century will be maintained
for another half and more.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

Nicely modern furnished rooms for
rent at 223O Curtis street
FOR. RENT : Nicely furnished
rooms at 7O9 E. oath avenue. Mrs.
NJ. Oliver
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

Jessie Scott has purchased some
lots on South Broadway and intends
to build residence in the near flu
ture.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

Mr.. ]. Overton Williams went to Es-
ties Park Monday, where he will be
employed at the Hotel Stanley.
Jessie Scott has purchased some
lots on South Broadway and intends
to build residence in the near flu
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs Wright of Louisiana,
have purchased beautiful residence
on the corner of Twenty-siXth and
Downing. Although there are rumors
of complaint from white neighbors,
we trust that the Wrights will remain
in our midst.
Eli Burrel, Fred Brown and wife and
George Collier came in from Dearfield
last Thursday to prove up their
claims They report success attend
ing their efforts and the colony inn
proving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry K Sullivan and
daughter left the city last "Wednesday
for jefferson City, Mo-, where they
hope to be for few months. Mr.. Sui
livan hopes to continue the tailoring
business. which is very profitable in
that part of the country.
Leroy Carter and Conway Gray
have been promoted being now on the
hall staff of the Denver Club. Head
waiter Thos Williams speaks very
commendably of these two young men
who have worked steadily and faith.
fully ever since their first employ
ment.
TESTIMONIAL to choir and help
ers of Peoples Presbyterian Church
Thursday night, July II. Admission 20
cents.
Williams famous jazz band and or
chestra are jazzing up things around
Colorado. They just returned from
Tabernash Kremmling, sulphur
Springs and other points after sue
cessful tour, and will leave again for
Fourth of July celebrations in other
parts. Williams and his violin prod
igy. Atwell Rose, strike you with the
tones from head to feet.
Young Leonard Adams, S-year-old
son of Alexander Adams, Spanish war
veteran, of 252S Franklin street, was
shot by a playfellow of his by the
name of Lewis, IL years or age, OF
2549 Humboldt street, when they were
playing at soldiers last Tuesday morn
ing. On going to press we are IN
formed he is resting easily, and the
doctors have hopes of his recovery, IL
complications do not set in. The Colo
RADIO Statesman offers its sympathy to
the parents of Adams.
POSSIBLY the last and best concert
of the Pastor Peoples Presbyterian
Church Thursday night, July 11th.
Admission 25 cents.
William Dean, the bright and intel
ligent son of our popular matron, MIS-.
Dean, of 2217 Clarkson street, is now
Somewhere in France" Young Dean
is a graduate of Manual Training
High of this city and Howard Univer-
sity, Washington, d. c. He wrote his
mother recently that he was safe in
France and was glad of the opportu-
nifty to assist in working out the ma
tion's destiny, as in doing so he was
helping in the races salvation. Prof.
Kelly Miller of Howard called on Mrs.
Dean while in Denver and expressed
his delight over the scholarly attain
ments of her two sons and the enlist
ment of William in this noble cause.
CANNED AND co. undertakers
and funeral directors have added
fine up-to-date motor ambulance 1or
the convenience of their patrons. rms
enterprising firm is acquiring the
latest methods for the care of the be-
reaved and the catering to their wants
and trust the satisfaction they offer
will tend to an increase of the patron
age they merit.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

ELLIOTT TEMPLE No. IS, S. M. T.,
meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday nights In
every month. 1922 larimer st.
MRS. OLIVE ELLIOTT, w. p.
MRS. JESSIE WINS, Secretary.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

Or. S. A. Huff, office Phone is York
2313. II not reached at office or
Home, York s374J. Call Atlas Drug
Co., Main 875.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

Mr.. ]. Overton Williams went to Es-
tes Park Monday, where he Will be
employed at the Hotel Stanley.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

Mr. and Mrs Wright of Louisiana,
have purchased beautiful residence
on the corner of Twenty-siXth ana
Downing. Although there are rumors
of complaint from white neighbors,
we trust that the Wrights will remain
in our midst
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

Eli Burrel, Fred Brown and wife and
George Collier came in from Dearfield
last Thursday to prove up their
claims They report success attend
ing their efforts and the colony inn
proving rapidly.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06
CAMMEL AND co. undertakers

and funeral directors have added
fine up-to-date motor ambulance ior
the convenience of their patrons. rms
enterprising firm is acquiring the
latest methods for the care of the be-
reaved and the catering to their wants
and trust the satisfaction they of1er
will tend to an increase of the patron
age they merit
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

Mr. and Mrs. Henry X. Sullivan and
daughter left the city last "Wednesday
for jefferson City, Mo, where they
hope to be for few months. Mr.. Sui
livan hopes to continue the tailoring
business, which is very profitable in
that part of the country.
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

TESTIMONIAL to choir and help
ers of Peoples Presbyterian Church
Thursday night, July II. Admission 20
cents
The Colorado statesman., 1918-07-06

Leroy Carter and Conway Gray
have been promoted being now on the
han staff of the Denver Club. Head
waiter Thos Williams speaks very
commercially of these two young men
who have worked steadily and faith
fully ever since their first employ
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-08
Real Estate Summary
CIIANCI:nY TRANSFERS.

Writ ~ Groffam ct ais. TO Il. l.. PIT
Ninion - j. iNl"S feet east line Of Cher
ny street al intersection with tll.y
Innning from Cherry TO laurel streets
March !: loIS; tax, ST. $40.
j.; II Mott ~ ny. to Edith NJ. Stumpf
10y g. block T. I.arkland. February ~.
q: i. Mayo ct ny. To W. T. Seldom
)" feet west line Thirtioth Street.
80 feet north Of Z Street March 4,
l?lS: tax, 81: $40.
Henry 5. Wallcrstein g, ux.. to y.
t.. liawsc and Warner Moore 90 I-ay
100 = feet, known as Hanover Apart
m"nts March |. 1918; si6o.cco.
Roland Park Corporation 10 l.. X.
Wide lot II? block T.. Roland Park
February c. 1918: s91j
W t. Smith and g. Y. Williams Jr.,
commissioners. TO W. Forbes prop-
CITY known a. Rockets Mill. north side
Williamsburg Avenue. opposite lover.
Gas Works. also ) oII00 acres, known
Is MIL Pond lot the canal leading
from pond TO pond lot So feet IA
;acc; also - l-l2X%0 fee, north line
Win@mShnrc Avenue January II.
1918. SE.uu
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these women band toScth er sometimes
In thrccs and fourS: but usually in
couples. and cIcn in broad daylight
commit robbery Al night they break
into food or clothing shops. and when
found or caught, the magistrates must
jStcn to the most pitiful tales that
can be related They seldom attempt
To deny their guilt. They always ad-
init their guilt dciiantly. and ask the
trial magistrate what would he have
done IL he was hungry. was told by
friend at Il fraternity gathering that
he personally knew sixteen magistrates
to resign. being unwilling to condemn
such offenders under the circumstances
However. If the war continues. at tniS
rate. these social outcaS;s will soon be
cNlcrminntcd. a. the death rate
amongst them is, they told me. nearly
100 per every 1000.
Disease. hunger and hardships of oc-
equations TO which they are not fitted.
are carrying them off wholesale
Riots and food disturbances often
Undertaken III front OF footshops are
many times led by these. They are
most rcck less. and for that reason the
authorities arc very aprrehcnsivc OF
these outcaStS.
TIE. END
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits wore i.c,oa
Yesterday by the Building Inspector =
old Dominic Iron and steel Corpora.
10 cost $@0o '''''
irsini' Realty and Construction
yy" Nom, 1,o t" erect br'ck garage at loo
j. NJ. Staten. 10 rcpair twn ~,
uWcI.imSs. lS"S-lo Fairfield Street. TO
Garnet! Tabh TO repair brick gar
-, sIgS North jefferson street. TO
Hunter H. I'rischkorn. to repair fran.
Sn%"' ~: chambcr,:,ync Avenue. TO
George Smith. TO repair frame dwell.
ma ma; 200 West Marshall Street. 20 cost
Swansboro BAPTIST Church. "a repair
frame church on Midlothian Turnnik o
wen ,iul! street ana the river, to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-08

.Si:N YORK March .-irr"sular move.
mats again marked tho trading on IN,
M" M market Harl, '@,d"N; ,iu" largely 10 tho
-" N"iHh" ~ business. which FOR Tho
.hn"t part was professional
r".'" Is"'Es w"r" III" most act!v" issue,
80 ,n' lSt. ipr time, hut the vo!unc a,
"'t'ii,;'ss ~ I'M. group soon suhsid",!
thlrr.n'"Ht Oh stocks were uli"tc- than
n I'M, .nIhEr was shown in prices. The
'"" n'itHi ISSUES We're active.
Metal stocks wore without -noci,I fc,,ur.
~, 49, ,TIm"N'"'"i Motor 1924 -. i.oro Maxim
W .l!!ti"nS. = q =. 500 United Motors .-i.
r-''' Loo cotton OH. -. AZ: Scoa I,cd
- - 10, ~! -, 49, 80 Mct. POT. 5,nIi-Is.
$500 'ntifuinh. common. ,ci,i.; So. Pic
,.-nS" i. q ~ ..-"' Jrrom. Verde a,y, ..
~" nn!ht" t%t iis. 10; ZOO Mckinley
parraSh. '"nH-; ]. 90 Rex Consol liu i'll
~, IIM"pah Ext i. 4" ~. "a North hnicrI,
Gnn Ir:,r ani f"!n s.H"-; -, United
80 IS steamship Company. 5Tr5i.: o6y.
Mii!wesi OIL. ii-Qli3. i5."o Ok!ahoin. Oh
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CuANcEny RELEASE DEEDS.

J.. Sittcrding ct ais. trustees. TO {. T..
ioodail Il I2X125 + icrt west line
mwcnty-'rst Street. lI7 feet south OF
I street; December 20. 1911. 500
H. i. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to Henry
: "al!erStcin ct ny. 90 i2xio0l-2 feet.
Known ~ Hanover Apartments. March
!. 'rl>: $"9.50o.
Virginia Trust Company and Cole
man WORKMAN. trustees. To II. S. Wal
lcrstcin 90 -2Xl9al- feet. known ns
Hanover Apartments. March q, 1918:
SI5.Uu0.
L. w. McNcigh. trustee. To Ida f., ana
MOlli" y. Crowder I5x92 feet, known as
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Drrrcn NnrfoIk Channel,

.., II Assoviatcd Frcss
NbIi'bLk, VA. March 1-I,rdar
E"Eernmcnt direction. contractors to.
ga! began rush o0crationS on the dcel,
'ninG Of the harbor channel from :ho
AWKWARD TO the sea TO :. tcpth O.
'"riN feet. war emergency measure
urSen'ly asked hy the Nav Depart.
mcn' and recently authorized BIZ Con.
SrcSs y big Tee; OF powerful GredGc.
started on the work to-day
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MARRIAGE: LICENSES

The following marriage I;convos
iI%isn Yesterday by the clerk OF the
=. Eric lin Smith and Leila blanche
S:eocs" l.. Mccall and Ruth thinner
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Klfu MOND HAY MARKET
W hOItSdIr Quotations ON EXCHANGE
NEw YORK LIVE STOCK M,rrrr

.rC ''''''' no FaH-
g .a.rTs!s.- E''-'V' ''''' cui's'
~ lamb .lca4y; sheep. no,
, .. -or,iS"' a9F $50; PIGS, $50 .
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III:NRICO TIsANSI,I:Is.

+. IIawcs I.ipscoinb ct Tx. 10 Ar,hur
l!'Ni"f Watson lot -. block T.. plan or
college View. W"sthamp.on. February
%, lHlN: taN, 81; $40
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u; South Harrison street. March

oharies Is Willis. trustee. to Rex O
,,nm"S lot :" square is. Highland PARK
March 4. l1iS: $1,000. 81 ~
John y. Coke. Jr, CT n, ,r,.,
20 kiEhmond Hardware Company 81
so%t -. inches and OF Irregular depth
S. ou.''c =. corner OF Fourteenth ana
oaIE StFccts. March ]. l0lS; sol ol1 ~
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Ut STiNGs TRANSFER.

James + Bradley 9, ux to Henry J
N'WEt$S'r lots ) and !. square II. I:ar-
toots Addjiion. May -, 1915. ST. 800.
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sTiNGs TRUST DEED.

ii"iliy j. NewGcSscr @; TX. 10 II. ~
Maurice. trustee. lots :; and g. squire
u. EariootS Addition. January 10,
ISIS; si.GGn.
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HusTINGs RELEASE DEED

;, =: L. Manson. trustee to Mrs M,r~
+. Christian 35xoO feet. Know ;.1 ms
a d To-, south Decatur street. March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-08

TO- good; las: common to fair. sal Rest
eSsn. sh @io; medium TO good, ,i,MSi.:
e. "'Iimon I" iaIT. 5i?Wo... Rest heavy bulls.
sIH''S. !Gnl, Sr':c;S R"St calves. IL:
,Ioihihoh 70 fair. ioU l.. Hest heay! hogs.
10. medium weight -. G,iI tights lsgh
ao':: sows and stays 1877 Best rhcep.
SI.,tss,yy: coumon 10 fdlr. 6nS. Best lambs.
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RICHMOND iiNL STOCK MhRRrT
tSh.cN ~ Union Noel Yard.N

r.,n-- TNN"nN Va Nafch Z. lels
49,, i.L Nc'E cuGlus February lg:
IA ,22''s ,'"r' nnnl.; medium To good.
~ ISL .iM@n - f"ir 'nlo choice hcIfer,
= r.."'"N y" "aoI So. nsi. common
'''! 1;'. choice coNr. iasI. medium
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. March 2oC"i;op goods MAJ,
N"ts moro to-day We're strong. Many OF the
.'rEfSi agencies refused amy further bust
icSS nhtii government orders wcrc appo-
l"mG' , amonS mills that mus, make the
S"nus wanted Yarns and silks con
inu"i firm Mems wear sellers had no
difficulty in dispo.inr OF amy nos offerings.
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7. Id. WANTS
TINIES-DlSPATCII
a. tLASoiFI:D ADVERTISING
standardized and indeHed for Quicl

Standardized and lndexed Tor Quick
reference.
Sc IL line Daily
az Iins 70, Tor Gomsscg.rys Insertions
sl.3o line Tor 80 Consecutive imser,ions
Mii i,i,nm,mm , 81 ii"es Is allowed
N%11m' words to tho line and ~ lines ,
erit,el il rssulaF c!dssineS,io %rs'' 10 az
here to iI-n"int type Is used '' '''>
IE,nuSSh.tnts with larger Than u poin
nSs, y "a, Ghh"rsed AZ cent per limo add
,ii""a! 10 .,hoNe rates. and such a.vcr
CLASSIFIED page. ''".''''' VI" u
or IL: satnrduys5 The day lag 10 I., or Il plf
hJHayiisc MI ree%aye proper cinss ilca %,
MI MI ne PLACED In tho TOO Late to Class
TELEPHONE
no. D,s", ,esva; al@a9gn J. when yea ma
be taken at oilcc rates.
AtH%i'I:CN> IOi. I'D. WANT aus.
nm. me io'.". 49,; I.niys- nlsuA.ln i.ianth u
M ,..,.i,' An "f. "ecepted - tnern At 10
49, '>nd, iharm.acy. ~ v. cary 81.
i 80 D'H" S'oie. fiOSd ave. anu SOB
CHARLES $ Turner. DRUGGIST. West Broad
ii:ssHs PHARMACY. 2?2s Hanover Ave.
W", ,i;r DRUG store. 20@4 Grove Az.
AlieM Ave. rha'mac2. Allen Ave an
E 5of D'a P s1aF$s 60 800 81 vi a Ian s.
nuTnett's brus s! SUE, toi X r.ae g,
" Il May y Bro. BROOK 40 ana G!a'
3. ,rarran, D.uE store. roushco and B.osl
EAST OF FousnE. STREET.
G9heE Co 20, II EAs, broad 9.
Wallis Df1s Store Flu ana ID it Mssa..s
Y X. + + Da i.H 20 'si = n,ns st
8, hchafdson Drug store, col =. Seventeenth
Il II. chndrcy. -, y E.sh.e.n,, 8,
g, Turner'S Pharmacy. Twenty.n rst and Ma |
Williams Pharmacy. Twenty nr-, ana NJ
y .ssoo;;linser Drug Co. Twcn,y-,hira .rj
6, hoFd's Drug Store. Twen,y-n,n:h nnc !
m, Weed W { sshaat Drug Co. Twenty sri
A"s nnen @t,, SIS co., /
hTfi.ehHrd,on Clay street DruE store. sol :,
PARAMOUNT.
Ta!'mouH' Pharmacy. :i25 Fairmoun, AZ,
BARTON HEIGHTS,
E Hsdy.s b,us at?r: North Ave,
s p' Hiqi niItf 5'f FA i;St'h Are
4. :: Cosby & CO.: 1900 Third Ave (,
K T o%as9nd F'S Mii;o; a"4 aa s'oH Msrzl,
SOUTH RICHMOND.
branch Office Times DIS patch 1905 IL
WOODLAND EEIGHTs
woodland Heights Pharmacy. ai0tsenmt
Ave. - - ''''4'"
Charles ~. Garrison. aIi7 Fores, Hm Az
SWASSEORO
d. NJ Roberts r niGf SS,ore. iS'' Hull 4
!. A. Black .:ls Wi!iI'.,n.bu-r Ay, y
Icopies DRUG store. 900 NIi!au!sbu
PETERSBURG 2.
Time Dispatch Branch 40 ,cn-,p cvc.
'ro'H street phnDe J"'"-srur= 80 Dr.
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.SANANNAh. March 1.--rurpcntirc Arm
%. receipts, IL casks: sales 50 casks ship
im"nts, ~ casks: stock. ei.II7 casks. Rusin
iTn. receipts, l'I barrels: shipments. a2a
n"Tr-e's:. Si"ck .o.$9o barrels. Quote: H. il.
=; ~ -: 81. J. 80: *, Csc: VI. 675; " 100
VIC. : =; WV. 80.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DE. TINS.

BEi%% A%-Dlod, q, hcr residence.
-" ;Nntih Eleventh street. MISS s%s
HtENHh%. atUSiItcr Of M
.'aif'y : nud Ann brennan. a. ,.i5 =
Funeral st. Petcr's CathcGral. EIe,
;tnn ''ri"c, SATURDAY MDRSIEG H1s
im.tted :" attend.
cl.Aik Died. IhGrsday Murrh T. al
y W. HENRY j. CLARK slic lonvcs
mourn thc.- los. hIs wife. Laura Nfrsi
'tath, and two sistcgH. Ng4 Emma kIiu
81 iAi' city, ana Mr.. &ury chairman.
Lars, Of ms city. anu james CIarH.
FUNERAL SATURDAY at ! /. - r.
Cpairthugrt invited.
A.L.rn LM .Inaua.
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CHICAGO uE\I\ M,EXrr

~ " 'N0'7T. ''I"I -N"TlON- NlOrtHEr ~
''H ,Snrn throughout Illinois. Iowa. Indiana
o." " 'onSin ia! moro ny less bullish iH-
i"-!aT on th. cora market. Price.
,'"H Hr!n with future deliveries 10 net
NtEh.. 81 ls''S March. ana l-5', May Oats
E2iu.u &c :" &c. aud p"ovj ions g. 20 .jr.
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Old DOnliTaIO1gg,,l

Leave .i,i,.nVl,.i loot OF Asa >!
dhiIy. TO, 4. II. Connections with alaIn
steamer. leaving Norfnik Tor New
daily except sunday 700 =. Nj. Cunnec
also made by y. ~ w. Ky. 300 f. vi .
=. n -. Ky. at d.1u 4. 81. daily except
day MIGHT limo steamers stop AT Z
moe. on signal n"d are met b, public
NcydnCcJ.
tiKGiSfA SkNIGhTiOS co. 81
liver ~ daylight for. Norfolk. Old T.;
inrs; Monday Wednesday and Er!dal
to0 A. ~. Freight received Tor all u
kiNuT lOints
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway Gonna

The Progressive halfway OF the south
trains leave daily: y. NJ. %oTi,
hrm special: llio +. NJ slccpcrs ia,
sOlr!l!c. ga. \ NJ Trains arrive !
A ST. ID =. VI. d.i5 l.. ~. csc IT,
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most QUIET STOCK
MARKET FOR MONTHS
trndins in Such Light Volume Mar
kct Had Actually No
Trend at All.
MAY BE JoY-HlpE EMBARGO
Report From Washington, Indicat-
ing Restriction Of Manufacture OF
Passenger Automobiles Causes
Some Selling of Motor Shares.
n, ul,o,D<\ W>,l

NEW YORK. March Tn The most
quiet stock market for months prices
were not materially changed to-day.
trading WAS ia such light volume tina:
il could not fairly hv said that tho mar
Ike, had an: trend at ali. y dozen
reasons We're given. Those Of greatest
Importance were the fear of some
THUS mnplcasan, i'm tho iapamcsc sit.
untiun. Gouht rs tu tho final shape Of
the war finance hill and the railroad
Dl'
l;orort from Washington that the
manufactures OF passenger automobiles
would he restricted caused some selling
81 the motor shares. They were well
taken. however. on th" decline. ani
regaincd nearly all they lost. Tho buy
iu. @: Studcbahcr in particular seemed
GOOD
Baldwin directors announced thu,
they would not pay amy dividend a; This
time an tho common stock
;alwav Stc"l springs responded
with NJ advance 90 about two points
to its report showing "i.Hl rcr cent
o1,nci ia 1914 against 1907 in 1915
kcpur uit one Industrial c"npary
heads 10 buy expensive automobiles
Iur thcis personal use ana charge thcm
to tn, government IN tho contract for
cost plus 10 per cent. docs not please
The stoc!; market such things are
hurting the stock market. for Their" is
no question that the government viii!
.n"d popular support for ans policy that
Wlil curb such transactions.
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