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ADJUSTMENTS
At The Lyric.

Az INC Lyrfc.
a show that sends everybody home
in high good humor with the com.
forta bic feeling OF having gotten ones
moneys worth is the show at the
Lyric for tho latter half of the week
The Fenwick Girls open the new bill
There arc two of them and they them
selves as we'll as their voices are very
pleasing in tho songs they sing.
Bob Murphy makes great hit with
the audience. partly because he Is an
extremely good -looking younEster and
partly because he has such a good time
putting over his stunts as comedian.
Just For a Kid" in which Gus Ed
wards presents George Price in the
"BandboX Revue" proves very enter
tanning. possessing a chorus OF pretty
girls and other necessary appur-
tcnances to a successful act of this
character.
Lester and Vincent in the closing
act accomplish a number OF new and
difficult fcats in their lire unusually
we'll. The feature Of the new bill.
however. is the playing OF Trovoto, the
eccentric violinist. who is always vel
coined with glad acclaim by 4 Rich
mond audience. since he is master of
the instrument. and his playing is al
ways delight.
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NEW ORLEANS july ->-WaE news nut
TIC cotton market 10 higher levels to-day in
nc face o; reports OF much rain over por
lions OF tEe belt. which have been com
planning Of drought. The market opencd
at the advance and remained the ad-
vance all day and closed well up toward the
highest levels. last prices showing ne, gains
90. IS TO 1. points.
\, the topmost prices the gain amounts
to Is to IS points. july The strongest
month. feeling pressure 10 buy the part
Of shorts who seemed TO fear ihat the near
future might bring more accounts OF Il
favorable nature. The new crops were fairly
active, and derived no selling power from
many messages FROM Taxes predicting - large
movement OF new crop cotton before the
month J. over
Futures cotton closed follows: Bids
July. go: october, = December. -4Va
january. =. o.. March. - s..
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IoBACtoS FOLLOW STEEL
IN SENSATION ,p,,>tf,

Next 10 the sier!s tho tobacco shares ,,.-.
; mn e. EcT!E s"uEh, Tor 10y Jruac-S lor
we1nS n, n" 'ns.ns.s have done eySry,hin
EancinE ~ tins =roup. Their reason ~"
Ss sst,e 70 accGHu!at" :or Investment iir
SSSiSS:. !p7 thrse stocks prob. Iiy :l.r. h, -
osiow Their true EIarAsi value Jh,n i'm:
49, os.i,IS RACED IN. SG?.atra took rs
intniis VIZ an adNanSs OF more than seven
points Va a"Sl' tAFee
Corn Products and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
nnS'm,esI mace nov high prices 10! H..
,oa Ady rnns. .: Russian bonds from three 10
year led Wall street 10 hone ,h, 5., 10. l t!7
inirbSS on NE american front in France
- - az iEuuc' Russia to STRIKE HANDS ME-
and Spes sI' H. tn ds OF IN" Russian people
.osf EN msa aSHk. pun !:-Mercan,ile :apor.
s!S; :.',s s'h XII, BINS &T-i.; oommerciiti
HboN'a-X -n'i'.. Si-l1, dsnand ;,5S.ia
dollar :; - i'hF silver. 49,. Mexican
~ inc loan strong. SKIS DAYS. rer ,.-,
strong Eu..ns ra;a. = yer ,snt money
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\rw ,.orL ,nrh N,,l,r,

NEW YORK. July ia nrnsr tendency
was SHOWN in prices the curb today. and
Tho highest levels OF tho week were reached
on an increased demand. the market being
Influenced by the better news and the
strength OF othc: security markets.
Motors were the center q! interest in the
industrial list. with gains being scored dc
spite the prospect OF shortage OF stec!
necessities. The dealings in fair
volume.
Houston oil continued strong and reached
a new high level for tho week
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T.. NJ. Schicicker.

Philip NJ Schleicher. forty-eisht
years old, died Wednesday in his home
in Pittsburgh. Pa. after a long ILL
ness. Besides widow and one
daughter. Mrs. Wallace Miller. of
Pittsburgh. he is survived by six sis
ters--Mrs. c. a. Heisler. Mrs. j. T.
Walthall, Mrs. II. n. Hardesty Mrs.
=. r. Dettor. Mrs Uia l.. Burnett and
Mrs. \. =. Mitchell, all OF this city.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

fol.i;EN-Dicn July 18th. T.. NJ. at the
tesidcncs OF her parents. s.. Montros. Ave-
huc. MARTHA NANNETTE. iafant daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs 4. 81 PulIen
SIkA iIoN-PasS,d away July nth at y:i5
NJ. tAPrAlN j: TAYLOR %EATToN.
au1utant X. II Lee Camp. No, I. 4. V.
Thc funeral viii take place from the First
Bdptist Church THIS friday AFTER
NOON at 40. The remains Lee
Camp Hall
VILLA MS-Dicd. n; tho residence Of her
daughter. Mrs Lillian X. Moore C0i East
Leigh Street. after a lingering !line.s at
$50 r. NJ THURSDAY July Il; MRS. .ADDiE
L. WILLIAMS, aged AiHty-threc. widow OF
Alexander Williams. She leaves TO mourn
her loss daughter Mrs LILLIAN II Moor.
SATURDAY. July 20. 1918.
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One Month In Jail.

ArraiSred yesterday in the Hastings
Court on the charge of violating the
prohibition laws. +. laHnuzzi was tried
and found guilty by the jury. and
given the usual sentence of one month
in iail and fine Of $50
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It'd. WANTS
MES-DISpATCH
CLASSlFIELD ADVERTISING
standardized and lndexed FOR Quick
Retartnce

l0c liue Sunday
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-19

NEW YORK, July is--Port movement
N.e!iinG. 81" halt:; stock. 1857 bales.
Total to-Cs! at al! portS-N.t receipts. :.53s
g4.e>. -ioCk 1881 $50 bales
TotA! =; ~! ports tor wcek-Nei receipts.
:, ~ bales; exports, Si.i0i bales.
lotai Tor ScsSoU-Nct receipts. 6.259 so
bales, exports. iiCl 80 bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-19

within o. points OF the tor. While based
primarily urom the fear Of rapid dcteriora-
ton ~ Texas crop prospects. looa! brokers
aid ihe buying Vas probably stimulated by
enthusiasm oNr- tho success OF Couutcr-
stacks by French and american troops on
the western front. and business more
tive IN the last hal: hour
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.

T.: T. Long ct ux. to Laura Is. Bus
sard. 10, 81. block D. plan OF Green
wood Park. March 1, 1917: tax soc,
Greater Richmond Realty Co. Inc. 20
Mary T. O'Neale. lot 81, block II. plan
1918: tax 81. $40. "
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. july iS-Coiton goods and
yarns market: to-day were quiet; ana there
Wa continued uRsetilem"nt due 10 delay in
price fixing Wool goods Quie, and
nE1i BuE!aps ruled quiet.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK July ls-Raw sugar steady:
GentTitgs"!. 100 rincd steady; hne sranu-
lated. -. Butte! steady. cheese firm.
Conec-S9o, quiet. Rio IS. ~, Santos. As.
lA.
Cotton seed oil was dul! and unquo;ed
Prime crude. l7.j2. prime summer yellow
nominal.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday by the clerk of
the Hastings Court:
Robert NJ Hord and GLADYS Nav
Brauer. city.
Oliver Fitch. Cold Bluff. IA, and
Emma l.. Frye. MononEaheIa pa
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. July Is-Rap!d downward
plunge, took place IN the market to-
day. owing largely 20 sweeping success of
tho entente offensive Prices closed heavy
5A.c net lover. with August i.iE7- Z; !, 5S's an!
september. so. {, So. oats lost !. . n .cl.
sc IL provisions the outcome varied from
shade decline 20 SC advance.
i.sad!nE futures ranged as follows.
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SHORTS SELLING SHARES

shorts age cn;i',c5 70 no sympathy fcr
BEYOND possible uotilna short Transaction,
.. sToriGS proposition there can bc no
JCstisNtiior :c- selling other rcov.Cs' stocks
az MS ;tn'e. Even che plea .: selling as =
SNoFt4HS proposition - un- American There
!oTt, no matter how badly ;ho shorts are
tGTiSata, they WILL get TO relief from IMAM
s!s4 az AoT.t.cs That ihs so is being
s sr,S., N ihs eases q General Motors AuI
iInpyri,nos arc securely locked in in both
OF 'Atsc SLoc.s iGrihsr Dunishlut NJ Was ~.
.it!niSttFcE t0--.y. as che former advanced
ihrst I3!nis and ihr latter seven
Eu' sH"7t bGNinS was rcspoas!b Die :ur only
PARK o. to-NtN.S enthusiasm. Tn, MI. -,
spseu!4i!ve cn4 investment iarts @: ,h.l Sit
"a ron lGsNtl.G l'C!.eI n higher
n the aEst Clacc tho American suVe-nn!,rI
ms !et II &c ~nc"n th,t 1t N,ilI r.cG - 600 :
wv lo:!S o: steel III tcr nrNI twelve ,not,tE rs
IN eFieE 10 rroGuSe ;h!s volume Toy war
NoEh me SoNtrEnIcNt viii Let the steel corr
paales hsN. liberal profits .his p-ub.6iy
means ma tCrE"nS diNsGcn.s Viii he main.
,1-:.oS W: - ~, SEC. ,Noi0ghl MES dunn: the
pS..H2 @; IN war Thai cNprctatloa alone
nSstt INC S!NaECc niaI- bH United STATS
Siee! kcpG!lls Baldwin ana SSyI ESu..
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BUILDING PERMIT.

The following permit was issued yes
tcrday by the Building Inspectors Of
nee.
NJ f. Reynolds to repair frame
dwelling at 1921 Grove Avenue, TO cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-19

lower calves and s,ocicrs and feeders
steady
sheep: Receipts 1900. steady to strong.
best range lambs held higher.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Tho Sinnda5d HnilTonI Of the South.

THO E sIhnEa5H Fa'. ITNE o. .. io so"'
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For El9rids and South: $500 a NJ. and
:, For Soffoik: 8 90 x. NJ. 900 a. NJ. $500
For &.S$ W, ny. West: go A. Nj. 800
+. NJ. S.2b j.. NJ
$40 A a. M 81, s:oo a.. Il. $50 *. ri. 500 y.
NJ, .t:oS r M tSi4s r. NJ. 6:SS T. NJ
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: $500
Trains arrive Richmond daily: s:25 A. NJ,
1880 4. a.. ..7:35 r.. NJ. $40 A: NJ. 1901
GET r, 81. ,7:i5 r. NJ; s:ls r. 81.
Time OF arrival and departure and con.
nect.ona not guaranteed.
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I WALL Street TAKES CUE
FROM FRONT IN FRANCE
Market DiScloscS Raiders Concealed
in Trenches on the Short
Side.
SOME GENUINE BUYING BEGINS
Traders Believe Reports From
Europe Indicate That End of
Fighting Is in Sight, and Offensive
Is Supreme Test.
n1 nRnAnAN NALL

NEW YORK. July is--wan stree, took
its cue to-day from the American front IN
France described hy the conmandcr at
Givray. Shorts turned tar! and ran ''
This happy scnSations! report by the Amer
lean comma li;CT describes correctly NhAt
took place IN th- stock market. but II WAS
A scnuin. and shameful surprise that 81
many raiders should be concealed IN the
trenches on tho short sid %: tho market.
Reasonable short. selling has not been con
s!dcrrG unTatriot!S. but lGGcluc from what
happenef to-day, tho short interest was
After tho shorts had started TO cover,
genuine American buying began IN force.
AS readers Of this column well SNOW. the
most Important Interests have hecn buyi,:
stocks for weeks the theory that the
bcEinn:nr o: The end OF the war has boon
in sight. The German offensive no'N under
way has been looked forward 20 as thc rua!
test Of str.nrih-looked forward to wIJn
confidence tina, it would be stoppcG !; may
DC a LITTLE too carly 10 claim positively th.,;
Gates that hc tho fact,
As the business situation was sound and
al! stocks had been let down prices far
under real values. and in very many cases
heicw most conservative book values. the
tecEnics! condition ot The market was good
even without = short interest, The shorts.
now surprised. HAY, furnished an exciting
start 20. most substantial. advance.
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NEW YORK LIVE srock MARKET

NEW YORK. July u .Bceves. no trading.
calves steady: rca!s. Is 1hg 1917: culls. l.ona
300.
sheep and lamhs-Shcep steady: lambs low
sr. sheep. s'0n 90. cu!ls 7WT 500; lambs
i. - 4 10 -: culls, i.5n1!i")
Hogs. hsher Hogs i:naiso': rousha.
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY Co.

Trains leave daily. 8 4 NJ. Noriina local:
VILE; $40 r. NJ. Atlanta Dir minrba44n Sne
siai; 40 r., M. Sleepcra Jacksonvitie
l.. NJ. 80 T. NJ. " " ~. Vs.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

Leave BYRD street station: Richmond,
i, ,F0R SoKFoi;k. ,6:oa a. NJ. 1910 a. NJ.
FOR t;YINcHd1 s AMP TIE WEST:
Arrive RICHMOND from Norfolk: 'l2:0l
noon. 'b;61 T., 81; From the West: 'I:S5 "a.
'DailY. iDaily except sunday. tSunday.
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hotels And P"-
Alta NTiC CITY, y. J..

THE WILTSHIRE viH XH "a AYE.
Ocean view: capacity $50: private ba, In,
running, ".ter IN rooms; elevator. etc. ::
lean plan, opea all year BOOKLET
SAMUEL. ELLIS
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock
Sales.

1900 Allis-Cha liners .......
Aliis- Chalmers. pfd, -.
$500 Alaska Gold ......
Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
ll.T0O American Can
100 American Can. pfd.
$500 Amer: Car and Fdry.
LOO American Cotton Oil.
Zoo Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
zoo American Linsccd Oil.
$500 American locomotive
Amer. Loco, pfd
$500 American Smelling 80.
500 American Steel tdrics.
| zoo American Sugar .
Leo Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
American Tobacco. pfd.
100 Am. Writing Paper. pfd
ZOO American Zinc ......
Il 200 .Anaconda Copper .....
lo' - N.S,n,;, ,:,,s:.:,''i;';;,:''''
y. g. l.. OF CT lBaltoD
l.,o0 Baltimore and Ohio. -.
$500 Bethlehem Steel. com. Il
500 Bethlehem Steel. Sc pfd
3!,20o Baldwin Locomotive
50" Butte Copper and Zinc.
500 Central Leather. com
$500 Canadian Pacific ....
500 California Petroleum E.
500 Chesapeake and Ohio. =.
Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great West. pfd. >.
zoo Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul. =.
2,loo Chi. Il. l. and Pac ...
600 Chi. X. l. and r. Sc pfd
Chi, +. /. and u. &c ptd
ZOO Crucihle Steel Cor. com
100 Cruciblc Steel. pfd. $50.
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
$1,000 Corn Products. com So.
$500 Distillers ....
1900 Dome Mines .......
S'' ERIE ........ ........
zoo Erie. LIST pfd.
$500 General Motors ..
l.+0o General Electric .....
1890 Goodrich. com. ...
Girat Northern. ptd &C..
$500 Great North. ore CTS.
5000 lnS. Copper .....
zoe lnterboro- Chs, com. -.
lntcrboro-ConS.. pfd. -.
2.l00 Int. Mer. NEr.. com. -.
$500 Int. Mer. Mar. ptd. 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-19

Bring phone your sunday Want
AID copy to-day. early delivery inSurca
correct classified ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-19

II. DicHb z. ton tEucE SEQ Cn;n,,,.-,IJ
:, .,,"H'mr"'. ne !.--o south Fifteenth SI-e",
- - !t'.c" '-Easse'Es. Chandler Iie S7,
Buick. Kline 5.pas.rrc-r. OK
ISh.:i"iet Ioadsier. Ford roadster: Scrint...
90. :: . .oa = az North fishth Street
Man ELl.-For Sale M.1wcIi i,Is- 80, =
npphn ION a., 'oT pui'k Hale Phone Sat.
Ird3y : 20 ln \ NJ. Madison 55t5.J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-19

FORD delivery car. closed
body. for sale. or will ex-
change for passenger car. An.
ply Mr., O'Grady, Remington
Typewriter Co, y North Ninth
Street.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE STATE HIGHWAY COW
MISSION.
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES i.OR 81

COLLIER. handsor,cS, light Ino,or--,,--,..-
eyer sen IN Richmond; just arrived CT
ana "ct th"Hl AZ owens Motor 60 ts.- w.,
broad distributors quality t-urk - ~ rs'
hsi.yg duty. Ioll!c.. light duty ''""H
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USED CAR BARGAINS.
KLINE khR SALES CO,
.. WEST BROAD STREET.

CSl-D cars and trucks a, attractive prices.
Two thr.r-audr,.r ton Republics.
ONE ton Republic.
CSE ton DENLY
MAXWELL. 1915. touring This car Is good
buy. Sec US -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-03
PHONE NUMBERS CHANGED.
Consult the Telephone Book Before
Cailinu Central,

In order to render the subscribers
better and more efficient service, some
fifty Of the telephone numbers have
been changed in the directory which
has recently come out Altho these
changes may seem rather unnecessary
they have all been made in order to
facilitate the service and were made
necessary by the increase in the bust
ness.
For instance, 1t was found advan-
tageous for, a subscriber having two
phones to have two numbers close to-
gether. as 300 and sol. rather than 500
and 5000. BY having the numbers thus
arranged, the operators time Is saved
with a corresponding saving in the
subscribers time Some of the changes
have been made on party lines in order
to save unnecessary duplication. Mar
shall Telephone Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-03
Sixteen Inches of
Rain in T,uo Months

One:half, or more than one-haM OF
the average normal annual rainfall fol
this section Of the state fell during the
two months Of May and June Fol
precipitation the two months made a
record that has not been eequaled OF
surpassed in many years. The COM
bined rainfall for the two months wac
1859 inches. OF this precipitation, 17e
inches fell In Mayl and 1893 inches In
June.
Rain fell on sixteen days Of May and
eleven of June, but about three-quart-
ers Of the entiye rainfall for the two
months fell during the thirty-day period
from May is to June 10. During the
two months there were two rains eX-
ceeding two inches each time and two
others of more than an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-03
/, THIS WILL MAKE
MILLIONS HAPPY
Any corn will dry up and lift
out, says Cincinnati
authority.


Let folks step on your feet hereafter;
wear shoes a size smaller If you like.
for corns will never again send electric
sparks of pain through you, according
to this authority.
He says that few drops of drug
called freeZone, applied directly upon
a tender, aching corn, instantly re-
lieves soreness. and soon the entire
corn, root and ALL lifts out without
pain.
This drug is sticky but dries at once
and Is said to simply shrivel up the
corn without infiaming or even irr!-
tating the surrounding tissue.
1t is claimed that quarter of an
ounce of freezone obtained at any drug
store will cost very little but is sutti-
cient to remove every hard or soft
corn or calluS from ones feet. Cut this
out, especially if you are woman
reader who wears high heels.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-03
A0 CLUB SETS DATE AHEAD TO
AVOID JULY DRAFT.
WEEK.
CRUSADERS"
WILL BE BIG FEATURE


| Because July "a the date set for the
| society circus to be given by the Mar
shaltown Ad Club, falls in the week
when the July contingent Of drafted
men will ent-ain for service, the date
for the circus has been changed to
Wednesday, July Il. The clubs COM
mittee was agreed that the circus
should not he held during the same
week the contingent leaves out Of re-
spect for the relatives of the men who
go and the men themselves.
With the changing of the date pre-
liminary plans for the circus have been
completed and starting the next week
the campaign to advertise the show In
towns of the county will be begun.
Next Monday automobiles will take
a crowd of circus boosters and band
TO the towns in the southern part or
the county and Tuesday they will visit
the towns in the Northern part of the
county. The circus is being undertaken
TO raise money to pay the expenses OF
the annual convention of the Associa-
ted Ad Clubs of Iowa which meets here
in the fall.
Afternoon and Evening Show.
The circus, which will open with
parade. is a combined afternoon and
evening performance. The afternoon
show is a part of the entire program
and in order to see the whole show
patrons will nave 10 attend both after
noon and evening. It has been arranged
however that only one admission
,1-;I 10 10 cr6
into the grounds IL the afternoon and
remain there for the evening show. All
the acts, excepting the sideshows. will
take place in front Of the grand stand
or in the race track.
A parade at $50 thru the business
section and to the fair grounds VIII
occupy the first hour of the afternoon.
Starting at O'Clock and continuing
until $50 the arena events, including
a. collision of automobiles running at
high speed, will be put on. Supper is to
be served on the ground from .: 80 to 7
o'clock for those who remain.
The evening program will open at
o'clock with a patriotic address by
C. II. f. Boardman. The program until
8 o'clock will include auto races, ath-
letic events and the feature spectacle,
Burning the Kaiser, in effigy.
Beginning at o'clock the govern
ments five reel picture. called Perish
ing's Crusaders will be shown. This
picture was issued thru the federal
bureau of public information and
shows the training Of soldiers in camps,
cantonments and abroad and action in
battles. 1t is the official government
picture on this subject. If the net re-
ceipts of the circus are more than re-
quired for the entertainment Of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-03
Horse hides large-Se.
Horse hides, small, -.
Beeswax--32@35.
~ 1 Lone Path.

"All that we possess has come to M
by long path. There Is no instanta-
neous liberty or wisdom, language or
religion" Even that which comes to
as rs sudden revelation is but the
opening Of our eyes or minds to be-
hold that which has long been begun
by toll and struggle. 1t reaches us as
the sunlight does in the morning, when
1t has travelled around the world.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-03
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid 20 Farmers BY Marshall.
town Merchants.


town Merchants.
The following prices are quoted by
Marshalltown dealers for, the different
varieties Of farmers provisions grain
and produce.
The Reynolds & Sheldon Grocery
quotes the following prices:
Butter--3S.
Eggs-30.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at its
place of business in this city. subject
however, to market changes.
'Corn-1.50.
Oats-69.
The following market quotations are
furnished by H. Willard, Son & Co.:
Bright. clean native wool-60@62
Semi-bright, dark or dingy-55@5
BURY, seedy, black and chaffy-o0.
Western or territory wools-45Q56
No. hides-14.
No. hides-12.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-03
/, the District Court

|, H. L. Buschbom has filed suit
against w. G. Good. on a claim for
s1.O50 on a promissory note.
C. L. Keoppel, Of st. Anthony, has
been appointed guardian of his moth
erin law, Mrs. Mary A. Bryant. under
bond for $4,000. The application for
the appointment was fled by Mrs.
Edith NJ B. Keoppel.