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BOND LIST

Am Writing Papcr IS ,bidl............ IS
Anglo French ~ Observation-Disclosures. JO'.
Atlantic Coast Lin" lst Observation-Disclosures. s.",
4 Z. IL and ). col 4'...,,;,..,..... q
\. e. l.. deb. ~. = ,Bsitol tSidp...... ~,
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. rys............ ~,
I'hcsa pcakc and ohio uv. - tbd) ....... sol.
l.iESctt and Myers IS Observation-Disclosures. 90.
I.orilsrd Toba - observation-disclosures. az.
Mercantile Marine ts Observation-Disclosures. ?oi.
S~ahos ri Air Line ref ts................ ~
Scaboard All: Line adj. ts................. SQ,s
southern kaiiway - .;;i.;,'.............'. 49,
L. :. Registered =. 1870 thid'............ a.as
u. $. Registered j.. 1915 ,bidI ............ ?sa.
4. s. Registered Is. 49, tbLd ........... l"iif
l. =. Liberty Loan Observation-Disclosures. 1891
L. s. Liberty Loan gnd g. ............... o.. 20
l. =. Liberty Loan lSt Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
\. S. steel f SIS. :;..::............:. !7'a
Ns.-Rrown Bros. CTS CIV. Va taskcdD Az
Ma. Car Chemical 60. - ,ashcdi....... 2i',
Na.-Car Chemical Co cy. Us CASH ed j... ~
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued bv the state
Cooperation Commission Yesterday a.
lIopcwcn Board o, Trade. Iiopcwcll
10 capita! stock W l. GilI,cson.
president, e. /. Harvey secretary.
.\llarG Automobile Clock Corpora
ton. Richmond. capi,sI stock. 5000.
900. Object manufacturing and deal
ing In vehicles. autos. ctc. y J. Al
lard. president ,Richmond; John Il
,'ou'dman, l.. secretary. frcdcrlcks-
bur-
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'saies ~ mon stock Nmrus.,

3.'NEtIIICTIV, NIIII
,i>sbo't LOT Inc week ending March 2J
Sholce steers. l.t7. i!c.iiu!i TO rooS 10, ,
H. H. common TO iair. u. Choice hciters
-, zH.ti ntuiuhn 10 good, 9plUi2. common
~. ialr, 'fs-uo. choice COWS. y. n,.-: medium
49,, ~ sou. rs. common 10 fsIr. Da.T. Best
oNch' u q iv'2. ;ncuium 10 good. Sg.y: com =
mo-, ms IN 70 Iair. .'c" ~. Best heavy bulls.
,,n' li6nt' ''.H =. Best calves. Is: com :
am.,n I weight i'uI5i=; lights. is n Is: SONS
'tiu stays. ia -. BCSt sheer. s4s lu com :
men L" iair. eas Best ianUs, liuIs:
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It'd. WANTS
TIMES-DlSPATcH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Reference.


Zoe line SUNDAY.
hue DAILY.
::le !. line Tor eonsscut,ys insertions
, sl.1o n line Tor 80 consecutive Insertions.
Minimum Of : lines is allowed
Count words 10 the Inc and II lines TO
prrmis,ed in r.sulai s.iiea,ions. No al.
where 10 Ii-point type is USED.
type. Win cuts. uor1ets or brYken to!-
,om.i 10 auoNe rates. and such adver-
CLASSIFIED page.
All advertisements received up to 10 r. NJ
,ato via lest r ns cay e. SeHns pSG
Advertisements received after that hour
. TEi.Eruo&E
Telephone your Want Aus. 10 The Times
,noie ccn.eL.,ni 20 90 SO. ani Sney Mi
e= taken ct uin,e rates
SuBsTATIONS fOK It'd. WANT ADS.
Ine following Times dispatch Branch Ui-
hcea are Tor Ine con. emie..cc VI me pubiiv
regular once rates, "ni,h are sten aDvIc.
wEaf Or fousAEE STREET.
West i.nd i'narIuICy, -y-1 ". Cary 81.
lnson
,narIes $. Turner. Drusgist. West Broad
l>erms r"ars"nvy. c2-3 HauoSc. Ave
arlnnsI D... otv!r, ~, GROVE AYe
A., H. I,uvnrr 40 a, ,,,.r,- .,,,, :, - 80. "a
81.
roys osus Store Allen Ave. ana Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. ana
-, - , ,
IatiIner Drus SUI. $40 ~ .,.rs,sn - -,
= zine s,rc,t .n.tNn.,, H., ,,,t. .".. 81
D.rn,U 4, pI,.. s,,,y ,.I " itr., -,
v il, Aa! q bro. i,rvoa Az. ...si . a',.y
81
s,s "'0'e' fouaHte a"d broad
EAST or FULSuEE s,TEEi,T.
Cohen 20. "a Ea,t Broad 81.
4. Jenri,, ptus .siuIc. -, a.. Broad :,
AIMS DTus .sIvGc. r.4.n ana StausuuI
SIS
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Real Estate Summary
thnnccry transfers .Sit,:.5O 90
Chnnccry trust deeds. .t,iII 30
l.; thanccry release deeds. 30, 600 20
CIANCI;Hl TRANSFERS.

IT, L. Jordan 10 II. L.. strang 3ix7o
:ect. April l. 1918; tax. 90 cents; $40.
Max l.. Ruehrmund to w c. Saun-
ders 22Ml25 feet south line Main Street.
10 feet west Of Roland Street March
g. l"ls; tax, $40; $40.
Rosa r. Green CT al. to r. II. Eever-
Icy e5Nl.o feet north line y street,
20 feet west o: Thir,y-fourth Street.
March 20, 1918, SLIGO.
SttcrlinG -Curncal-Davis Company.
Incorporated. To j. Il. Shepcrson !? LIE
< 90 feet: known as : North Mulberry
street March -. lolS: $500.
Virginia NJ. Middlcdorf 10 Lucy a.
Jcnkins ct al fronting IS IL feet
north line Clay street, and known AS
60 West Clay street March &c. 1918;
Eosalia \. johnson to Florence Il.
Davis G2%260 feet south line Zoe street.
"a fec; east OF North Avenue. March
-, l2lS; S3.5o0.
T.. ". I:awlcs 81 Tx. TO Elizabeth V.
Lee IS l-3Ni@0 feet north line Stuart
Avenue. $50 feet east OF Robinson
street. August 80. 1910; tax. $50. s..
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U" west line of Boulevard and known
as North Boulevard. April /. 1918:
ST.0S0.
/" '" McNcish and w +. Glinn
''"s'ees' TO Amelia Bear 10 feet ana of
Irregular depth. known az 1905 East
'''''h street. March so. 1918: si5,Gvv.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


fLt.AsANfS. r.nt.rc's INTO rest At his resi-
~ ne on pFcst iilit At $50 O'Clock .AuI!I
:. Ai'iiItk /. rLEAShSrS
-, nmsr" from riisi hapus, Church
hSpAf MoE%ING. -Npr'I g. q, Il
"n! Ii.oCk pIcd irrtI a. At rs T. 81
a. w ic.idero" %: n"r sister Miss Ail.c
NhitIcca, No III south Fourth street
MISS ROBERTA WulTLOcE
,t!Mnnsrai ',9in tn" r".ineuca TO DAY
Hollywood Friends in.i,c! to att.ur
hhiumo'c and Washington papers plea q
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LOST AND FOUND.

DpI--Los', collie dog, answers 10 name a,
Lac. medal lI.i, i'i5. Straycd Satur-
d. might or Sunday morning from 'cl
hhi'". Win white collar. Cal! Madison
rpi--hos,, m the vicinity OF Main Siree,
station. ribbon watch fob. Cola medal
representing isthmua o: ranan. engraved
"n back, nur ma. clay. g u FITS SAFETY
guard attached mouoErammcd : T. 7 In
rruI reward :! returned to Il! Mutual
lSGii!IuE, or call Madison cil.
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.SANANNAii April 'rurpcntine quiet.
90, .aitS nom. receipts. So casks: ship
snIhts' I"" Hloch, 'is' casks. Ro>!u. qutci .
safes; none. receipts, 90 barrels: shIijncuts,
e earrei.; $io.n. ,"6.ssl barrels Cuote
y d. L. "55 :. -. T., O. 90 H. J. ) ;D.,'
~; Is 900 VI. 6.2o. y, 30. VIC. .vs.
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MARRIAGE; LICENSES.

inc following marriage licenses were
iHs"cu yesterday by the clerk OF the
iustings Court:
ihomas NJ. clary and Nellie May
Hrilcy. city.
Joseph Pocgc and Virgic Viola Miles.
city.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

NnW YORK: Apri 2-t'otton goods hcr.
to-day were firm with higher Irn,l.n"!.
Yarns We're higher and coarse y.rrs -
, ,rs4in Scarfs. Mons wear was nrm viii
tIduihE small IN volume, Government order;
are pchclnS. Raw silk was ouict.v
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~. 49, AUIlI :. !Ios7' r'''IU's- fN0
F. ,-ons, hpih ;Iii5" 81 20. light. 81 -
80. missed. ila iJU IL 20 hc.vy t!n 100
VI .. r"uah 'l'.I7U{iSt3; rr7 iIl-5G 1850
IhLt-I- rt.cLnta InllN. -irnn. ~. ~.
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sst t.' saSo1 5000: stockcrs and feeders,
III, IL, IONS anu he:ers, $3.50 q sI-.3o
,sNesp; receip;" eelo, strong sheep. ;lcgogy
STU. lambs. $500 n $.uI5 - ="
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NEW YoKK rRnnrCr MAnk11-

Nv YORK, AIrlI Raw suCar' IlIIdr.
,,.n" tnss III; ne f'%ng.a'ed nut
hrm Mo -. ~. sAntos g. liz,
There no activity I'm She ,,fs.. .,l
o.s market to-day and nr..cs remained IN.
yellow. SPOT anc April. l..7.. Ma ~ "a
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AUTOMOBILES
Atru,ICuti,,:, ,,nu

80 -tIt.'
One nrS Fora touring Gar ror ~
$50 Hh= 1914 good - rrH. ytIu
20, |iru On. 1915. Al ,or'..rt.r
l-h"nH Madison so7 q - Parrish
IL 49, sir, !;:. ia frzt-c,ass ,o,.--.
iIh .l"3 miles Let u. d-iuu.siril
saL To- You L.rmiuai Aoi0r 90 inc
~ l.i%E--i.iI D-gs scr.cS ,-I.-,.-.
bran4 mes. run less ,hau loo ',s,
GO II. 1arpcntcr, 81; Vert Brqad
Is LIN. n-a'. new ~-ri.s a.pp n1.,.,--
Tor sale. Good A. nov Inn - -,
- mics tstl g1 dr'nurv'r+,y- l, y.
I-lA'' W y Mos ~ West Broad
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cnANcEny TRUST DEEDS.

r. H. Beverley CT ux. 20 Pollard &
EagOy. Inc. trustee. 21Xi23 feet north
limo of \ street. 50 fec, west OF Thir-
ty-fourth street. March 30. 1915.
$3.50.
Lucy ~ Jackson et n. to J.. /.
CrutchHcld. trustee. fronting - - feet
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OPTIMISTIC REPORT
ADVANCES STOCK
Otherwise, Extreme Dullncss, With
out Material Net Changes,
Featured Trading.
TRACTION STOCKS STRONGER
Bankers Arc Given Assurances Gov
crnmcnt Will DO Everything With
in Its Power to Prevent Demon
alization Of Securities.
ny nRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. April 2.--Another day
OF extreme duilncss left the stock ma r
= kct without material net changes. Fer
: a time Studcbakcr and SINCLAIR Oh were
lower. After the annual meeting OF
the Studebaker. COMPANY. al which
Prcsiden, Erskine made an optimiS-
tic report Of l?lS prospects, the stock
advanced two points from the low
Level. Traction stocks were better be.
cause of growing belief in a d-ccnt
fare. Cotton made new high record.
This market dullncss was due. OF
course. 10 the lull in the battle. Mil
,sry authori,ies were mere a o ,go1,iS
great defeat because OF the friShtiul
cost OF Tho ground gained.
There will probably he no serious
effort made 70 change me ru.ims an n,
regard to taxation OF stock borrowed
for delivery on short sales. II is ad-
m,itcd that the ruling is strictly IN
accordance with the wording Of the
law. for. when the stock IS borrowed.
there is an actual transfer Of stock.
Bankers, have received no promises
stand that tho government Will do
everything Within its power 10 prevent
decentralization OF the security market.
The state authorities Will be expected
to do their share by authorizing g
cent fare.
SUGGESTED 6-CENT COIN
III; PROVIDED By. [. :.
In this contcction the suggestion has
:
by the government. The nlcke! no
longer sui,iccs for the Srea; bulk az
little purchases as it formerly did
and the making OF change is becoming
q nuisance.
Although call money loaned at
nominal rate, time money was hard 10
get. and bankers Will not urge in
veStors to buy freely until tho money
situation is cased up materially. They
believe stocks are extremely cheap,
but are not anxious TO carry them on
rc-fr ~, "a
They expect a great Improvement As
soon as the war finance corporation is
authorized by law.
NEW YORK April ..-Me-canti. paper:
four months, u: sly months. 9 Stcr!nE:
SiNty-day bills. StI.'I: commercial *lNtE-
day bills on banks. stilH.; commercial sixty
day bills. A'r,; dcnand tt,",.' .lolss'
-. Government bonds. heavy; railroad
days ninety days and six months. bid,
= Cali money. easy: ruling rate. (.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway ComDany

t., Trains ie1.e dan,: > A. 81. NorienA
Jacksonville: o:to T. NJ. Atlanta Burning.
ham special, mao r. NJ. s.eepers Jach.
hontille. -. A. NJ lrains arrive 20
A.. 81: s;lo "A. a.. o:+5 4. 81. $50 +. III.
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RICHMOND PRODiCF sJaR61r
RhnleknIe Nunlatlnna ~

u =. Food homini.ira,ion ,!c.rs. =, (; 1904,
tBy g Curri. & Coz
Ei,chmo,,d VI Ap5. % 1871.
Chickens. per 10. ....,.... ~ >,
Turkey. hens. DcT Hf...,-... ~ q,
Turkeys. EcbpleEs. young. 10. = u 20
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COI1ON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Air! The cotton market
Was nervous and irregular to-day. rejecting
an easier TECHNICAL position after the biz
"dranc" Of Monday and rcactionary scn;t-
mont around ,ho ring; After selling OF to
July rallied to 3:". or int" new high
the Eencrai list closing b.r"ly steady net
uoIrts higher TO points lover The mar
~ openea =, decline Of points 20 an
ms The carl trading REPORTS of showers
noted a favorable view 0i tho rrou out
look, while there also seemed 80 h. :, die.
position TO scale Gown estimate OF cApo-ts
or!rE to tho continued scarcity ~ ocean
tonnage There was enough trade nuyIu.;
o. further covering "a cause >liEnt ro1iies
after the call. uu; there was luc,i sclIn.
- well as rcsIiains. and the decline "X.
tended to 81 for MAY. and - % FOR DC
ioher. before the end Of tho morning %
anout u to p points net lower. this
i,Lei oirr!nFs were vel absorbed and
afternoon on hGilish news ana covering Iy
carly sellers no Wc-a evidently tisapro!n.-
Cd that pressure had not become NOR" at-
iNe on the declines. May advanced to 80 -
Snd October 10 al.,l luaEiuE net advances
of = ia % points on the old crop and OF .
10 :" points on ac'lVc Now crop posi- io,,s
l.a:"- III" market was unsettled by renewed
TAX or rr!c' liking. ana last prices snoacd
declines Of soplC Is to ~ point. from no
heE Ia
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Live pou!try IN Iood demand. No hen, ca \
be sold or shipped ESG market 6rm to-
DAY. but receipts are increasing and outlook
lower. Buiier markc, steady. Other com
mOuitteA abou, steady. with good dema al
which ena olss US 70 clean 20 dalIy.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sa les
Stock.

Nllis-Chalmcrs ....
Nllis-C Chalmers. pfd. ...
Nm. Agr. chem. com.
800 Am. Beet sugar. com
i.ioO American Can .......
Am can. pfd. .
2SoG Am. Car and Foundry.
SOC Am Cotton OIL.
Nm. Hide and Lear pfd
500 Am. l.inSccd oil. $500.
400 American Loco. .......
Am. Loco. ptd.
goo American Smelling
Am. Steel t'oundricS. VT.
500 American Sugar ......
I.ioO Am. Tel. and Tel. Co.
Nm. Tobacco. com. d..
.\m. Tobacco. pfd..
Nm. Writing Paper. pfd
ioo American Zinc ...
J.uen Anaconda Copper 49,.
800 Atchison .........
zoe Atlantic Coast Line. d..
y. t. l.. OF 81. ,EaltoD
SEQ Baltimore and ohio.
p,l0p Bcth'm Steel E......
poo Bcth'm Steel, So pfd..
l.1oo Baldwin Loco. ......
700 BROOKLYN RAPID Transit
zoe Central Leather. com.
l.Ieo Canadian Pacific 800.
Ga ltfornia Petroleum
zoe chesapeake and ohio.
CHI. Great Western.
Chi. Mil. and -. raul.
200 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
200 G.. Il. |. and r.. com.
100 G.. Il. /. and J.. 60 pfd
90 g. l.. /. and L. 20 pfd
1900 cruciblc Steel. Cor. com
crucible Steel. pfd ....
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
800 Corn Products. com. So.
:,6c0 Distillcrs. 80 .......
Dome Mines ......
wv Erie ..........
100 Eric. LIST pfd. ........
500 General Motors .......
zoo General Electric ....
100 Goodrich. com ...
: 500 Great Northern. pfd
400 Great North, ore GUS.
100 Illinois Central ...
1890 Inspiration copper go.
lntorbOro- Cons. pfd.
900 Int Mcr. Mar. conn.,.
'.l0c Int. Mcr. Mar. pfd...
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Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Railroad Of the south.
Ee.E'II1IIk r.. It.Iff<I'tHY III inis

The STANDARD kniiroad " the south.
TitAIA!5 LEAVE; I,IciiMOND DAILY
Evr r,orida Mud south: s:.v A. 81 and
e:lJ T.. Nj. ASA -. n
L. NJ, 3.oy l.. NJ.
500 T. NJ. s:35 =. 81.
For PetsrsDurH: l.:i5 A N. Cos A. 81
SEQ A. Nj. Y.vv A. 81, SEQ A. NJ, 500 r.
81. 't:Ov T.: NJ. t3:4o 4. NJ. sos H. A.
blj l.. RI. $50 z. NJ
FOR GuiasbUro and Eayetieville: 1900
+. NJ.
Trains srriv. richmond daily: 500 A. 49,
6i9 y: NJ. i:So NJ $50 4: Nj li.lo A. NJ
i.io T. Nj, SID i. NJ "
Except Sunday. ISunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con
guarautesd
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Spot cotton. quic'. millIIu

NEW YORK April Port movcncn,-
M1ddnnF 3 o2r: .tosE i;5as3 hsics'
OLA in-foE = at ports Set rcc,ipts
,Sio4 "a "s; exports l5sal?i bslcs
Total ~ wee Net receipts. SIS, bale
Total for season Net rcrei.l1s an a.
bs ics erpori. clss ri- bales
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AGREES Trunk and Repair Shop. trunks
suiicascs aud bags repaired. Work sen
Tor and delivered. Satisfaction guaranteed
Phone Randolph 1925.
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RAILROADS
Richmond, fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
Toa and from Warrington and be rond -Dail1

Leave Richmond Arrive Richmond
'4C0AM ,S5JAMi sCuhN .1S1 pN
'Sf0AM 1925 An .In:, pW ANS i,W
A. t,I5AM rl3@o pM 5 70 Phi .li.!5 pM
10 \ ~ eco PM 800 PM 1880 NJ,
3 - AN $40 PM 9 o.o5 PM .242 ri.
Richmond Washington Local, Tv.;c.Io PVT
Week days: ;i,l5 PM Sundays; Ar. 5iiI5 M,
uaiiE, fredericksburg Accom-. week days, Iv
days i.vsISo An $50 PM Ar.s6.:.5 AN $50 psi
a lha ticket and baggage Offices not open
iu5 ms train Main 81. Sta
I Byrd 81. Sta. stopping at Elba). Elba Sta.
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LOST AND FOUND.
LEI TEis-i.ost. letter containing fnu, ~
c,s. lIcnse return I'LL Mutual Bni,Ji,
SPECIAL, Nn.r,,.,..
or'..H OF ln.. NIlAIM HIGHWAY co

nan, Rtthnonn. \u.. March -, i,,.
on i"SS,m,,' 49, po receiver "t ia" clerk f. on.
,,oninst" h: va, unul IL noon ;ru.,,''ih
nprl 10; iHls. Tor The construction OF y, w..
,r',r brIuSc forty tipb feet IN Icn.,ti" ="
tnliinS SUrinS Branch. ncur ESim vN
Allcyhdny County. Va ''" ger,
Rams ana ~. Cincatlons on M,
office. ' '"p 81 q
pany each bid '"' "'tOt
bids ''NS any or
Further Information furnished on
cation to the undcrsi Sncd y" app
q. l.. coli.N,..
state Highway t'on,nt ,j.I.n y.
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AUros Fot mIsl-GAnAGEs

Use DANIELS NEW AUTOMOBILES
OPEN or closed cars $3.50 per hour. Sever
passenger ears, 500 per hour. pEor
Boulevard @-i-3lo-J
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Hrs!hia-Cni"Iinn Chemical Couir:,,,.
-, Of.rc or Treasurer.

- me board of directors Of Nirrtri.. 49,. 7
lima Chemical Company hay. T''ia : arr
.Ln,cd Ii.idcid OF per cent TX ny
sh"rcJ, me same being uINrturI. d,>Id'G
No. 80 uh the preferred Stock on M, 49, ''l' E
riin!i phEaPie hprii -. lcIs. when .l,e"f
VII nc mailed Ia all Pre-. erred stnt.I,'t'1 d
81 record at the close "C business 90. m,'',u'
"' 1910 >. W. TRNVEES'"
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AUTO SUPPLIES AND nErAiRs.

GOOD used cars cheap. N"wly ratnit
kachicr Motor Co. itvland and Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-03

No., ,DTI IUf.ND NO. =
Una chemical Company have ,hi,' H.,
c.hi'i hiNidcnh "f - per cent d.
per .h"fei. tnc same being dividend ~, =
ON ~" common stock of IN. ,,.,,,p
payable May ]. 1915. when check, III
"h!t-d Il" common stockholders Of -,
- IN" lose OF cuisines Apri! '',5p5
transfer books Will not DO .,lus.. - 2
>. ". TRAVErg
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F.ri. ii.ts,r. iiairdrcss..
Ijt',:IJtS' IL, Ipp,,,,..,, Manicuri,
-.Ht North Third street no
sfi;tlALIf 81 hh.rp"n;uE razor ,I.a,
All kinds Hud ait Kind or Ia .yt' "H,s
~" incnrd y Reeves Barber Sunni ~
81 M.st itr2ad Street ""'"iS @
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-03

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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object: prices rtSht. =. Il. Tiilc!.
West Broad street
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-08

The familiar effec's OIL :.
the teacher, as noted in a greai ma.
instances, are nervousness, worn gu:
feeling, anemia, poor appetite and un-
refreshing sleep.
Open air schoolrooms are not for
the rabble, but only for the more in
telligent communities. It is going to
take years of effort yet to impress
upon school boards in the remote and
unenlightened sections the value Of
open air instruction, both physically
and mentally, and especially for deli.
cate children. Yet fresh air is cheap
enough everywhere, and the use of the
cloth window screens for the windows
of any schOolroom will keep the air
fresh and sweet, yet not too cold for
comfort, and at the same time ex-
clude dust, rain, wind and snow. The
muslin screen simply takes the place
| of the wire screens used In summer
time. 1t admits plenty Of soft light,
and is a very cheap way to insure
fresh air in any schoOlroom. Teachers,
in schools where it has been tried out,
at first opposed, then endured, and f.
nally became enthusiastic about the
screens, for the children showed bet
ter general department., better schol-
arship and far less frequent colds"
and other illnesses.
A schoolroom may be fitted with
cloth screens at a cost of about $1.50
Der window and the fresh air itself
keeps the circulation active and keeps
the children and teacher comfortable
with considerably less cold.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-08

Il :. Z on8tant source OF anxiety to
parents nowadays that children of
school age seem so susceptible to
coryza (so-called head colds'O, sore
throat, tonsilitis, enlarged tonsils and
adenoids. They wonder why doctors
are always discovering enlarged ton
sils and adenoid growths and urging
the need Of operations.
One definite cause for this tendency
Of children to develop chronic disease
of the nose and throat or unduly fire.
Quent acute nose and throat troubles
is unquestionably the foul air in the
school room.
A great deal of study and observa
ton in recent years has produced al
least one very positive conclusion
namely, that excessive warmth is the
principal feature which distinguishes
foul or Initiated" air In q room from
fresh or pure air. Az soon as the
temperature of the air in room rises
above 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and oft
en- when it rises above eS degrees, Tho
symptoms caused by dad air" mani
fest themselves in the occupants .
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-08

DON'T overeat or become eonstk
pated.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-08

.joloo ~ q o.~.n. IA lila. iI.io, .A0-.ov
west 100 poles to a stake crossing
Shoal Creek below a high fall;
thence south 70 east 800 poles to a
stake; thence north SO east 100
poles to the beginning.
There ere so acres in the above
Second Tract" excepted which be-
long to j. B. Sheriff., and described
as follews:
Beginning on black oak and
runs south 66 poles; east 118 poles
north 66 poles and west to the be-
ginning. leaving a balance in sale
second tract of 200 acres more OF
less.
This 9th day of January, 1918.
G. NJ. COLE, Sheriff of Jackson Co.