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WANTEU-Agents

wANFXD-Threc good agents to SELL
household Necessities OF the INSTALL
nent plaA. Best OF goods and best Ct
commissions. We pay weekly. Z. F.
Adams Co. 1Iio-l14. Main St Inr-l2-tf
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ALLIES FORGE AHEAD
Continued Prom PaSe One.)

tween tho Crrna and Fciika rivers. The
official statement from IN" Italian war
office is that the Italians also arc rur-
suing ;hr EulEar,ans on th" MonnStlr-
k,rhcv.' ROAD north Of ntmirhis%ar. an
advance Of twenty miles. The text oil
Tho statement reads:
ON September 25. our troops. in CO.
cpcraiion with our allies continued their
advance from tho previous me ana oT-
curicd r9ntr di Euchin and FerbEani
Nnlo.
The sncmy put up stubborn resist
ancr on tn" eastern slopes n inc IRA
Gishsts and I}nba mountain ranges. hut
was attacked with great impetus and
overwhelmed.
Our columns hard pressing his roar
guard. occupied IirushHvo on Tho Follow :
Ing da, and on the 9Th in spite o. the
difficulty of tn" ground. they had pass
Ell all thr mountainous rhsa:t r'twr"n
The valley. ~ iht trrna and the ttliEa.
"HavinG rrnrhr,l tho Mnna&t;r kichc'
va road north Tf pcmirhISsar. they arc
tircl"ssly continuing their march to-
uartls their nbjtctircs.
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$4,000 MEN AND
325 BIG GUNS
ARE CAPTURED
Extent of the British Victory
in Palestine Becomes
Greater.

LONDON. Sept. 2s.--IT;soner. 10 the
number Of $4,000 and 325 guns had
been counted by the British in ralrs-
tine Friday night. according to an nt-
tlclnl communication issued tonight
Notwithstanding Turkish resistance IN
tho region Of Tihcrias. the HrltiSh
forced further passages " the SERBIAN.
To The south the british cavalry drove
the enemy nnrthward through M""crih
and joined hands with the forces Of the
king Of the IIcdjas.
LONDON. Sept. 33.--Thc TurN1sn or
fetal communication received .ndnE
snys:
ION the Palestine front III" Rrlt,Sh
are continuing 10 advance with cav
airy on both sides nf the Deraa-Damas-
Gus railway and northeast OF Lake FL
bcrias
Quiet prevailed m thr other fronts
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WANTED-remaIs

wANTED-YounG woman to work IN
newspaper composing room. CHARGE
to learn a good trade. Applicant must
live in Wheeling. and be not less than
IS years CT age. Apply to Foreman. In
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WANTED - Government needs 1900
clerks II Washington. E1aminat! tons
Wheeling in October. Salary $1,000. E&-
rcriencc unnecessary. Women DESIRING
Government positions write for free par.
ticulars. J. G.. Leonard tformcr Civil
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WASHINGTON SONS
wAHTED-saleslady. also alsterat'
girl for taller shop. Peoples ~
: Goods store. 1918 Market. s-2,i
wANTED-Mcd!um aged girl for chem
:cal work. Give reference. Address
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ENTER CAMBRIA
Continued from Page one.)

retiring on the Ailcte French troops
have captured Milan. havicnorl- Ostel
ard Saint Berthe.
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WANTEO--Male

WANTED----A driver for ;ruck Tor retail
;rfidr Hayha Earrrv. S-30-i
WANTED-Tcn men Ia work AT sand
hoist. North Wheeling. Wheeling
Wall Plaster co. S-3n-i
wANTED-Man for good outside posi-
tor, good salary aud splendid chaEcc
for Advancement. Apply this evening IN
MIR. g. =. Springer at the Rogers Hotel
after : o'clock. 5,2S-i
WANTED-Brtdge carpenters At once,
long time job. Good conditions. Gail
5424-R and ask for kr. Fell between z
aud evenings s-2T-m
wAHTED-Mcn, our illustrated cnta-
loSuc explains how we teach barber
Ing quickly. Mailed free. Moler Barber
College. 331 w. 5th st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
jy-31-tf
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AMERICANS
Continued from PaSo Ope.)

rrude, ten miles from the North sen
southeast Of Nieuport, bringing their
line into cloeer union with that Ia tss
region Of Ypres. The espture Of DIX
nude, II it Is pressed for further gains
eastward, will seriously affect the Ger
man rub1nartne bases On tho North Tea.
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WANTED-Male and Female

o. S. Department Of Lobor.
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMEM8
SERVICE.
FREE TO Ei6PLoYE AND X1PLoY1R.
Wheeling Comm erc4al Annexation
Assembly Room
Telephone 26e6-
MARKET AUDITORIUM BUILDING
HELP WANTED.
ANY number OF Coal Miners.
Two Electric Cranemen.
IL Foundry Clippers.
Any number Lhborers.
MachiniSts,
Freight Handlers
Grey Iron Moulders-
Pipe Cutters.
Boys Over Is.
Locomotive F'iremen.
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Ee-h!an1 Advancing.

LONDON. S"p:. .a.--l.arg" fires are
burning nrnun,! the important base or
TSkul, towards which the Serbian ms are
advancing from Erlrs. according tD the
Serbian official statement Of saturday.
'fhc Scrhi>ns have captured the import
ant mountain range nf P!arhk"vilZa
south Of Knchnna. The statement reads:
our troops had Few :ucc"SSc:' on
September -. They arc pursuing the
enemy and have taken The IlachEoTiiSa
range and arr near 'Charcvo (siS miles
from the Bulgarian bordcrJ and 81.
NICHOLAS.
SERBIAN forces nrc now north Of
yaNs. Their: arc hiG fires around
Uskuh.
The Scrbians up 10 the present have
rnptur,Sl LEO guns and uncouni"d NUM-
hers rf trench mortar and machine
guns"
Most Serious Hour.
AMSTERDAM. Sept. -9.--"Cicrmany' $
mast serious hour seems 10 HAY" struck
declares tn. Lokal AnZrtgrr. Of Berlin
in discussing the Bulgarian question:.
Tic Frankfort Z"itupE Sayr:
1T is useless TO gloss over this news
and VIC arc not quite snrr whether it
wn;!d not ~ useful to attach consider
able Importance to tn" Ecm-efficial ut
trrp,E Ia veil the threatening secession
OF bulgaria or raise any hopes"
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FOE REET-Second floor rooms-
?n,:-1s ~ ~. ~ Tenth sire ct.... SO
room. ~ No. - Tenth street. As
basement; BUSINESS Room. Nm. Is
Tenth street Observation-Disclosures. .Sl3
In the following. Gas and light is in
GUIDED:
p rooms Mt No. 81 Main street ST.
. attic rooms 1T 95t Main street. 49,. IS
JAMES L. EAWIET,
1851. Natn Street.
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DIED.

poREs-Or Saturday. September 18th.
1915. at 1880 o'clock a. m. J. ELWOOD
DoRBS. IN the fist year OF his age.
Funeral services Mt his late residence.
No SOS South York street. Monday
afternoon a, o:30 o'clock. Friends In
vitcd. Intcrnent private. Greenwood
cemetery.
BrrzEE-On Friday. September %,
1915. ut o'clock n. m. MARY A. BIT
TER. wife OF William Bitter. IN the
18th year Of her age.
Funeral from the family residence.
EoSg's Till. near Elm Grove. on Mon
dag afternoon at . o'clock. lnterment
in Stone Church cemetery.
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- 49,
FOR SALE

FoR SALE Po-d touring car
equipped with Hammond 1hock abb
sorbers, tifo rack, BpeSdomdscr, etc
Tires In good shape. Hoe been care
fully driven only by thS ownez.
cali Bell c47e. s-2S-j
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FOR RENT-Houses and Apis.

wANrED-5 or S unfurnishcd rooms.
or an apartment nf or rooms. de-
sirahie location. near business district
moi on Island Ivy couple with one child.
Phon" ISL. or address Apartment. care
Of Intcll Scncc-. s-sS-i
ron REFT-3 rooms. 1909 Lind street
s-"1-i
rOR RRNT-Good office and ilvInK
rooms on the second AMI third floors OF
the new IntclliGcnccr building. 1905 and
1907 Market ST. Now ready for occu-
Fancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care 1ntelli-
gencer. ap-lf-t
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Pon sALE-ls17 Chummy roadster. al
less than l.. price. Cost 1900 last
December FIVE ne~ tires. Good rea-
son for selling. Also one thre" speed
Indian Motorcycle. Cheap. West Alex
ander Garage. S-2V-r -.
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FOE SAIE--Two ton WhitH dump
trucks and nnr ! ton Packard dump
truck. on at"ady Job. WEI b. 'oid IN
immediate buyers. Telephone Wig. .99o
or call Al ALL Main 81. So
ron sALE--Chcap. double frame. Lot
sn1lo0 feet. ronmcd frame in rear. to
settle estate. Located at as Main
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BUY uslRrY boHDs
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PARIS, Sept. ca---Frcnch. British and
American and Belgian troops in tn" last
,hrcc DAYS have captured 10000 prisoners
and 200 guns. I; is estimated h re-. Sine"
Iuly IS the allies have captured zc".nV"
n-1soners 1000 guns 10000 machine
guns and "normous quantities ~ mater
ial This does not tax" inih acc cunt inc
operations in Macedonia and Palestine"
RRrTISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, Sept cA.--lAr C>a;cl't. In vac
uurrir. Snuroy. EScny and Eil!"rs-Gii*'
lain. In tn" St Quentin sector. Ar re-
ported captured hut this - not o'hr'a'
The British arc also 1sirid" IN" 81
UucLsin-C amhrai railway.
BERLIN. Sept. % -GicrElan rc."rvrs
thrown in ON tho Dixmudr-Y prrs line in
Belgium, checked the allied advance Sa'-
ur,lav afternoon, according t" thr "GiI'al
abatement from German general heal
o,,artera today. H. nyy :ark. w@r''
made against Wytschart" Ridge.
'Drtwrrn Arlcu1 and Niil:7>.u;uislain
ION front mf NOR" than - ;nIl"s) thr
German line Was withdrawn 10 m" r'ar
y-,s,tione. Tho allied troops continued
their attacks in the Canhrai region.
Between tho Al"ttr and IN: .htnl" tho
German lines nav" h""n withdrawn
without enemy int"rf"r:Tlc"" behind ",
Disc Assn" canal.
Strong allied attacks continued on the
fr,rt from II. Supp" 10 III" Mouse. In
mos ri"rrs ;hry W, r. r"pulsr'l SVr1m =
~ was .ost ~ The GisrrnaE. Will" in ~"
tr-uI.lr :ht German lin" has 1""rtl
bari. tmrriran attacks gained local
succ-s%rF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18
GRACE STREET CHURCH
RAISES $4,000 FUND
Growing Methodist Society by Energy
and Co-Opcration Get Sum
They Need.

Grace NJ. f church is about two
years old but it now boasts a mem
bership of some ESQ and a Sunday
school of nearly 800.
A few weeks ago "a gentleman, not
connected with the church. approach
ed the chairman of the board OF ste
wards and made a proposition The
offer was that II the membership
of Grace NJ. l.. church and their
friends would pay off "a mortgage OF
$4,000 now about due on their lot,
by Nov. / he would pay of another
note against the lot for $500.
1t seemed an almost impossible task
to raise this $500 in addition to the
regular budget. but special meeting
of the board of stewards was called
and they unanimously agreed that
every effort must be made to place
the church in position TO take ad-
vantage of such geperous offer.
Sunday April IA was the date
agreed upon for the final effort, and
during the previous week letter~ were
sent to each member. stating the
plan and asking their cooperation.
After a short service and sermon
by the apstor. Rev. ]. G. Unruh, and
a short talk by the chairman OF the
board of stewards. the work of tax
ing the subscriptions commenced; a
clock having been prepared upon
which to register the amounts sub
scribed.
At the close Of the morning ser
vice the magnificent total of S2,zo3
had been reached and at the close OF
the evening service this had been In
creased to s2.50S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18
LADIES! DARkEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur
Recipe and Nobody VIII
Know

The use Of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded. gray hair TO its ma
tural color dates back to grand
mothers time. She used it TO keep
her hair beautifully dark. glossy and
attractive. Whenever her hair took
on that dull, faded or streaked ap
pearance, this simple mixture was APP
piled with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy an
out -of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for bottle OF
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" you will get this famous old
preparation. improved by the addition
Of other ingredients which can be
depended upon to restore natural
cclor and beauty to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says il darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen n
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair. taking one
strand at a time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two, 1t becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Com
mound is a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire a more youthful
appearance. 1t is not intended for
the cure. mitigation or prevention of
disease. ADV.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18
SIOCk MARKET FIRM
DESPITE WAR NEWS

View York. April i7--with about the
Nersk news Of the drive made pubic
kAtS morning, the etock market waN-
efe6 only about a point and quickly
FenoNered from even that depression
united States Steel was - points low
er 81 the opening quotation and r"eo7
erred ali this in the afternoon There
we're two distinct rallies. After tho
6rst recovery there were ruwors Of
more bad news to come, bus It did not
mAtrrialfxe and on the contrary re.
ports were current late IN the ds~ Of
= counter-attack by tho Frttish nder
the ir6uence Of iris report The market
closed strong Bankers believe t1r
German drive hes proved failure and
are acting accor ding}y in th~ market
Tbs situation Is Just the reverse ot
began. Then great blocks a. securj-
ties came on the market at prices be
low what everybody believed them 20
be worth No sooner would fae
liquidation he checked thar - would
hreak out again later his liquidation
MAS all traced - Germany. Paris and
Lcrdoa began selling only n few days
hefore the actual declaration Of var.
Somebody Of importance knew all the
time what Wa going 10 harper Now
somebody Of Importance seems TO be
perfectly sure that the war Is nsar an
end for that sor7 shotv fe buying Etocks
erststentry-egSfaF th~m ccvurars-
lively ches per tran tbs prices a. yh}ch
they were scie before the war. Steel
at Fl new Is cheape~ than Steel 1t 81
in 1914.
international Paper ard American
writing Paper preferred we're the star
performers tcdays the forr1er adFanc-
ing 81 points and she later ~. Nd
vance Of tho latter has been expected
because the annual report Is soon 10
mske lis sppeavAnre.
Aliis-CNaiwera wss another ISSUE TO
give good account q Itself Amsvi-
can Can was also absorbed apparently
by pool.
Cotton has apparert'y been ovfrSnld
rs the May cpt5cn today advanced f29
and the Ortohey f1e. At tire high fgure
these options showed gains today OF
goa and ESQ points respectively from
the low Of yesterday. Appoin trnsrt
OF &. NJ Schvab as dictator of shin
taiidlnE program Of the United States
rasases Wall Street and really Rad
mach TO do with sustaining the stock
market
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18
INTTTRNED GERMANS STEAL
SUBMARINE AND ESCAPE
AFTER KILLING GUARD

San Francisco. April 17.--How the
crew OF an informed German ship at
Java captured Dutch submarine and
escaped from the port with il. was
told by Fritz Won Ebelshon. a Dutch
citizen visiting here.
The submarine had just returned
to Java after a six months cruise, and
all of the crew except an anchor
watch were being entertained at a
banquet on shore when the Germans.
stealthily leaving the informed Ger
man ship Graf Won Luttwitz in row.
boat, made their way to the side OF
the submarine and boarded her. TAX
ing the anchor watch by surprise
One OF the Dutch sailors was killed
and the others were held prisoner,
while the Germans manned the sub
marine and escaped. Won Ebelshon
declared the censorship had been very
strict and he did not know whether
or not pursuing vessels ever recap
tured the diver
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18
Famine Impelled
Great Hun Drive

Washington, April 1.-THE Ger
man drive on the western front was
distated by the desperate food and
political situation in Austria, accord
ing to a remarkable mass of cumula :
tive evidence contained in dispatches
reaching allied diplomatic sources
here tonight. These dispatches show:
/. A dispatch to the Frankfurter
Zeitung from kiev admits that the
Ukdainian larder is empty.
.. The Vienna newspapers admit
that the food situation in the capital
itself is desperate and much worse
in other parts of the country. Vienna
is getting but one-third of a normal
ration.
8. The same journals declare that
the selection of a successor to Count
Czerin, was forced by the Clemenceau
disclosures, presents almost insur-
mountable difficulties in the face of
the unrest of the subject nationallties
proved by the recent Czech demon
STATIONS in Prague.
a. The Austrian papers are attem pit
ing already to dicert popular attention
from home affairs by extravagant
claims of success for the German
forces in Flanders and Picardy and
by urging an offensive against Italy
IT was recalled in allied diplomatic
quarters that up to the time that the
peace with Ukraine was actually sign
ed, Count Czernin led on the people
OF Austria with the promise of re-
lief from the food shortage. In de-
Tending the Brest -Ltovsk negotia-
tons, he declared that food trains
were already on their way from the
Ukraine to Vienna and Budapest.
Now the correspondent OF the
Frankfurter Zeitung writes from Kiev
that the food situation in Roumania
must be regarded as extremely pessi-
mistiC. The sIos on the farms are
empty, he declared. There are no
stores OF grain. Since January the
peasantry have been rioung in the
widest sort OF drunken uprisin~.
In the face OF the conditions"
he wrote, 1T cannot he expected that
the food situation can be relieved from
Ukraine this year
He reports that the sugar indus
try in Ukraine is utterly wiped out.
admit the desperate shortage OF food.
The people Of Vienna even now are
deprived II - per cent of their nor
NAL food In other parts of the en-
pire, notably in Prague, Bohemia. the
is even worse. Actual starya-
tion. il is predicted, will face the
Teuton people during the coming win
ter II peace IL not declared, for the
rulers have deluded themselves with
the belief that harvest from Russia
and Ukraine could be gathered and
transported this year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18
BRICKLkYERS To BUY
$1,000 LIBERTY BONDS
ITO Help IAck the Kaiser
Have Honor Flag.

Brlcklayers' union, No. I. Of vir-
Einia, has voted to purchase S2,5o0
worth of liberty bonds OF the third
liberty loan to help Uncle Sam lick
the kaiser. Several patriotic speeches
were made. The union is also doing
it's bit on the firing line. 1t has an
honor nag in the hall which contains
twelve stars. representing the boys
from the union who have gone to the
front. The names follow: J. n. Bow
ers. II, w. Bracket, r. A. Brunning,
G. A. Green. F. W. Kirby. i. +. OIL
iver, r. d Silman. Joseph Terrence
Leon Noel J. T. Saunders and A. c.
Southland Ten OF the above named
boys were volunteers. There are also
four apprentices who were volunteers
Teddy Seal, Ed YeaEer, Willard
Holt and Dewet Mai. number of
our members have Bought liberty
bonds and war savings stamps.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18
LOOK FOR V|RGIN|AN
FORMER CYCLOPS MAN
Member OF Crew OF Missing Collier
Discharged in Rio Janeiro, IL
From Portsmouth.

Washington, April 17.---Search was
started today by the navy depart
ment to ascertain the whereabouts
of J. Nj Mulvey, a member OF the
crew of the missing United states
collier Cysiops. who, it was learned
by officials. proba bly, obtained his
discharge while the ship was taking
on her cargo OF manganese at Rio DE
Janeiro.
As far as the department knows,
MuIvey. whose home is at Ports
mouth, va: is the only member of
the ship's crew now alive. For rea :
sons which the department has not
let learned, Muivey wanted to be
DISCHARGED when the vessel got to the
Brazilian port. and orders to that et-
feet were sent to the commander or
the Cyclops from New York in time
for him 20 have received them be-
fore the Cvclops left Rio De Janeiro,
February 5,
The case OF Mulvey ia OF specia
interest in view of the published
statement that Lieutenant Command
err G. w. Worley, who commanded
the Cyclops. was born in Germany,
that he had adopted the name of
woriey. but that his real name was
Wichtmann. Department officials to-
day deprecated any attempt to cast
doubt on the loyalty of Worley, and
declared that the slight records con-
corning him in the department show
that he was born in San Francisco in
Septem Der 1885,
The prevailing belief continues TO
be that the Cyclops was the victim OF
a bomb secreted in her cargo or in
her coal bunker, although ID few
naval officers stand by the idea that
the vessel may have been captured
by a German raider.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
tQuctstioms by miller a Coz Members
Chteago hoard az Trsde-i

Chicago. April IA week ago
trading in ruly corn on the board OF
trade was iranQuratcd since that time
there has been twelve cents DIP IN
This future and if conditions sur
rounding the market GO for ANYTHING
a further saftentnu m values is among
the rrobahiItlea the price Of corn
has declined under most legitimate cir
clfrFtanccS
Many millions of bushels or the vel
low cereal arc atm = Ire hands Of the
producer They now have a chance to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18
IN GINES INTENDED FOR
RUSSIANS IN USE HERE

Memphis. Tenn, April I7.-Ten
modern American built locomotives.
built for the Russian government, are
running on the Frisco railroad on
the southern division. between Mem
phis and Birmingham The Russian
locomotives are powerful freighters
of 1000 pounds tractive~ effort. The
locomotives were not delivered TO
Russia on account of the Bolshevik
uprising.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18

Southern selling. particularly Of Octo-
Der, % hteh sold OF from Is "a to 277o
during the early afternoon
Demand increased in volume late tn
the afternoon and prices moved stead
lily higher. sellers for a reaction COW
cred thrI- cotton End spot nrms bought
actively fer min account Further un~
favorable crop reports and strong spot
market adyices ne lped to close the mar
bet well III To IN" highest NJ the day,
and a. a net advance Of seventy four
and ninety points
The receipts At the ports for tho
day we're S.S2s bales against 94a3 bales
week ago and a1A bales a year ago
There we're 70 exports for the day
For the season % date the cieararCss
amount to 70a21s7 bales, compared
"a i'm 4.5lS.7a3 bales In the correspond
NIX period last season.
spot at New Orleans was nominal
sud unchanged at 23c. the sales " ere
SEQ bales spot here wss steady A. an
advance n 100 points at 81 SOC: there
VIVA NJ sales
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18

New York. April Money on cali
VA the stock Exchange opened a i =
per cent; high. per ctpt, inw. -
per cent: close, per cent Most ~
the days loans were made az 81 per
cent, Time money was again easier
In tone. The supply was larger, and
lenders were even willing tn place
some rnoney for the longer periods.
Six per cent was the Low est quoted
rate, except in the case NJ little
money for thirty days on }naustria1s
lat ~ per cent
Mercantile paper was issued IN mod
crate volun" The market was rather
inactive. Rates per cent for the
best names
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-18

Memphis. Tenn. April 7.--'N amp-
ing" doesn't go any more at the
Memphis depot where "Sammies"
from the Park aviation field detrain
when coming TO the city. Special
agents in plain clothes have been de-
tailed to the depot to guard the sol
diers from the vampires" The
boys are here to learn to fight and
not to fiirt" said an official