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FEELING BLUE
TAKE A CALOTAB
Wonderful How Fine You Feel
After Taking the New
Nauscalcss CaIOmei.

II you have not tried Calotabs you
have delightful surprise awaiting
you. Tho wonderful liver cleansing
and system purifying properties Of
calomel, the Doctors favorite among all
medicines, may now be enjoyed without
the slightest unpleasantness. One
Calotnb at bedtime. with n swallow Of
water that's ALL No nausea nor the
slightest unpleasant effects. You wake
up in. the morning feeling fine. your
liver cleansed. your system purified,
and with a hearty appetite for break
fast. Eat what you please 60 where
you please, no restriction OF habit or
diet
sealed pa cka ses. price thirty-five cents.
Your druggist recommends and guar
antees Calotabs and will refund your
money IL you are not delighted with
then,.-Adv
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

Proceedings In the Supreme Court
yesterday were as follows:
No: '2-Wolford ct ais. VS.. jackson
ct ais. Argued by Frank Armistead
ior the plaintiffs and by B. u. Peach?
Tor the defendants, and submitted
40. 1i-Liilard VS.. Graves ct ais
Submitted on briefs
No. 55-Rosenbaun Hardware Conn
pany W.. Paxton Lumber Company.
Continued
No. 7G-Furcron vs. Gurkin Partly
argued and continued until to-day.
Next cases to he called:
No. 11--G ooch vs.. Old Dominion Trust
Company ct ais. Continued
no. 's-Corc rs. Wilhelm ct al. Con-
tlnucd
No. .9--Queensbury Ell ais. VS.. Vial c:
ais. Continued.
10. s0-Drcyius & Co. VS. Wootcrs
No. Sl--!ionaker VS.. Whitley.
No. S2-Chapman 81 ais. VS.. Richard
son To be continued.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday ny
the state Corporation Commission as
follows:
Academy Amusement Corporation.
Newport News. Capital stock. sSO,0on.
Purposes. theatrical business. w. j..
Grail. president: r.. r. Grail, secretary
and treasurer. both Of Newport News.
York Laundry and Ice Manufacturing
Company Inc. Richmond. Capital
stock. s,DNDu Purposes. laundry and
ice business r. c. Neister, president,
Il. Rudd. secretary. both of Richm ond.
Virginia Bureau OF Vacations tor
Women. Richmond. No CAPITAL stock.
Purposes, TO promote the highest chi
hatcher. president: Helen Baker. Sec-
rotary, both Of Richmond.
Stewartsville Telephone Company.
Stewartsville. Capital stock, 5000
Purposes. build and operate tele-
phone line $50 miles long In Bedford
County 7. r.. ST. Clair. president; =.
w. liuddleston. secretary. both OF
Stcwartsv!llc.
tilenwood Construction Corporation.
Norfolk. Capital stock, $4,000. Fur
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Writes Labor Council.

Raymond B. Fosdick. chairman of the
war Departments committee on train
ing camp activities. wrote the Central
Trades and Labor Council yesterday
and expressed qualification Mt the stand
taken by the council in supporting the
departments program in the military
camps Chairman Fosdick said he did
not believe the Ministerial Union OF
Richmond realized the tast confronting
inc war department. and did not rep
resent the sentiment OF the community
IN THIS connection. when the DEPART
ment's great work was considcred
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Took CHANGES SMALL
As GREAT BATTLE RACES
1lted States Steel Was Strong I'ea-
ture OF Day Among Stand
ard Stocks.
EARNINGS ARE LARGE
ter Paying All Interest Charges,
Nets Sum Equivalent to S3O.I7 IA
share on ConmOn-WaScs Raised
10 Per Cent.
ny BROADAN WALL.

WV YORK. March .7.-Slocks closed
|'nty under the best to-day without ma
''' net changes In any department o.
'nor.eL The news from tn. battle
|h "aa considered good. and was accepted
adSi,l7nai evidGnce that the German
(uence OF tho reduction OF IL a ton IN
ths increase oi 10 per cent N wages
r"ited States steel WIS the, strong fea:
OF ,ne dty among the big standard
Closed N,n truc,ionu 1s1 r. G'. even 49, aP IMq
,ouncenent OF the wage increase. The
|ch wa Also influenced Oy premature pun
TO be made public Tomorrow morning.
american Car and Foundry common WAC
strong specially: and had AN extreme
,ch II retained. B.id~ii wLs another
|ons feature. The weak stock OF tho da,
how low price FOR the year.
IAbsrty bonds were nciihsI SO active nor
|9nS az on yHssssday They ws, ere, s %sn
them into the new Us per cent
Pc. Owing 10 the s,nallness OF the nem
its dis,riSn,ion viii ,nterfere Inacm Win
|:sntrai Founiris, sold on rather sharply
lee OF easic pig Iron. for That is ITS prin-
F1ss ina,deI. cam. to tn. ,e.ep. sauiissk,y
therefore not Important American Mal.
not md We but pron,. sHsF' a
pxsba6ly be nlisd while preparations arc
4amphiet report Of the United states Stool
show: H.. al , ~ ,ss and tnt .ays
.,seH .ao; ss ssnp.ay ps f sa. TN avn
a - par can't on The common stock
fhs stock exchange will be closed on Pr
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Charged with Selling Liauar.

Two drummers stopping at one OF
the large hotels IN this city uncon-
sciousiy stcered Fatroman Harry Sweet
Yesterday to the home OF Nora Tinsley
Gig Jesse Street. where he found sixty
one pints Of whisky. alleged TO be
there Cor the purpose OF retail sale.
Officer Sweet learned that these two
drummerS had hired taxi and gone
10 the home OF the colored woman for
the purpose Of purchasing liquor.
sweet then obtained 4 search warrant,
and, in company with Policemen Allen
and Frayser. searched the house, found
the whisky and placed the woman
under arrest.
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PRESIDENT AND WAR
HEADS HOLD CONFERENCE
Secretary Daniels and Acting Secretary
of War Crovell Added
to List.
rBy Associated P.ess.]

iBy Associated P.ess.]
WASHINGTON. March c7.-The sec.
ond weekly conference between Presi-
dent Wilson and heads OF executive
departments, or specia! war adminis-
trations. was held to-day with Secrc-
iary Daniels and Acting Secretary
Crowell added 20 the list OF Official Is
who participated in the conference last
week. The heads OF the war-making
branches were called in by the Prcsi-
dent 20 discuss questions OF industrial
production directly affecting their de-
partlnents.
The conference, which occupied the
entire afternoon, was taken up with
discussions Of problems affecting ship
construction and operation. railroad
trans portation and the harmonizing OF
industrial production with shippin;
facilities. No new courses OF govern
menta! action were determined.
Others participating in the confer
ence were Edward y. Hurley. chair
man OF the Shipping Board. Bernard
Saruch. chairman OF the war indus
tries board; Secretary McAdoo. Vance
G. Mccormick. chairman of the war
trade board; Food Administrators
Hoover ana Fuel Administrator Car
field
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DON'T LET A COLD
KEEP YOU AT HOME
DR.. Kings New Discovery will
keep you on the job,
feeling fit.

when the first little snifrle or sneeze
comes. take spoonful OF this cold.
cough and grippe rcliever.
For half century now Or. Kings
New Discovery has been effective in
relieving and checking colds in tho
heads and chests OF countless sufferers
OF all ages.
For half a century. too. it has been
sold for fifty cents bottle with never
n lessening OF the quality. Get bot
tie to-day. Be prepared for tho sud-
den attack OF a fresh cold. All drug
gists.
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Arrcst-d on crosa-w,--,n,,

lrae j. Pettus, twenty eight years
old. cashier. and John o. Hagan.
t"ehtS-h'nc years old. clerk. were ar
rested yesterday on cross-warr,nts
charged with assault and battery.
j. u. Buchanan, twenty-n,nc wears
oiu' or this city. was arrested yester-
day on the charge OF passing a worth
less check and fcloniously obtaining
$52 from T.. w. Rollins.
benjamin. colorcd. OF $40 Graham
street was arrested last night by Pa
trolmen sweet and Anthony Oh tho
charSe OF transporting whisky.
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Funeral ofn. w. ,1nI1nr-

The funeral % Dudley w. Mallory
OF 81" North Sycamore Street. who was
instantly killed Tuesday afternoon at
Ellctts Crossing, near Ashland. viii
DC conducted this afternoon at $50
o clock from tho Tabernacle Baptist
church lntcrment will be in River
view Cemetery.
Mr.. Mallory was widely known
business man and president OF the
Mallory Coal Company. He is survived
by his parents. his wife, four children.
three. sisters and three brothers.
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.

Charles Rohacek ct ux. to j. p
Phelps ct uX.. II acres land, south side
Williamsburg Road, about six miles
east Of Richmond March 80. 1918
$500.
Hermitage Land Company. Inc. to
Hartow W. Doggett, lot S, block o.
hermitage Park. March 10. 1918. $3.50
y NJ. Marye TO K. w. Reigle's heirs
at-law. strip OF lind fronting S7.5S
feet on the caztern line Montgomery
Avenue, lying between Montgomery
Avenue and the land now owned by
X. W. Reggie. February %. 1918, So.
Marie - Marshall e, vir 10 Robert
Robinson. - acres land on the Will
!i"MsburG Road, ,,bou; five miles from
Richmond March Is, lelS, tax 90
cents. $40.
Ralph V. Dorsey ct u1. TO Rober, l..
rcrva!l 10; "a. block 10. Washington
Park. March &c. 1918, tax 81, $40.
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BUILDING PER M!TS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Building Inspector ;
office:
W. T.. Barre,. 10 erect frame shed a,
!Qa RerklcN Avenue. TO cost 500.
Amanda Hilton. 10 erect frame dwell
ing, 20 Angle street. 20 cost Sl.loD.
!" r. webster. TO repair frame dMel-
& H. IlawcS & Co, to repair BRICK
garage on south side of Dock Street.
between Twenty ninth and Thirticth
streets. 20 cost $3.50.
!. H. Rcadlcs. TO repair frame dwell
ing iii5 Second Avenue, to cost S3e:;.
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WILL PROBATED
Charles II. hnsiclbrr., Leaves Estate
Valued nj SG!,GOO In Trust
for Widow.

The Will or Charles r. Eas:clbers
the senior partner of 4. lIastclhcrg's
Sons. has been probated in the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond
his widow, Minnie l.. Nastelberg, and
the American Trust Company qualify
ing as executors and trustees.
The VIII leaves all his property to
his trustees, to pay all the income
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28

therefrom to his wife for life. and
after her death to his adopted daush-
ter. Lillian JULIO KaStelberB.
According to report made to tho
court. the estate amounts to $4,000.
The will provides for the continuance
OF his business. In tho discretion OF
his executors and trustees.
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NV =. nHNI ~ SIU.h MANh ri.

Richmond. Va. Mer"n p 1913.
Report for the week ending March -:
Choice steers. i-'-, medium to good lo,3
9l.. common 20 fair. 9l4!2 Choice he..crs
ioi=2 ,'ncaium 10 good. salJt7: common
TO good 7as. common TO !a!r, car. Best
oxen. Pa q lU-.: medium To good. az: COM
mon TO FAR, Ci- ~ % Best heavy bulls,
"a 10; light, 10 Des' calves. =: com
mon 10 fair T. Hi5 Best hoEs -. n Is. +;
medium weight. Il q i7i- lights. ;5Hll. sows
ara stays. i.uis. Best sheep. S9lo: COM
mon to far. nIt Best lamu>. iaIs
medium to good. ~: r:li
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COTTON MARKETS.

fcw YORK. March @7.-Th. cotton mar
was comparatively quiet during to-
: trading with early advances followed
reactions under renewed liquidation ac-
panied ey rumors Of further German
|:esse.. July contracts sold or from
10 sos. and closed lhat level with
general lis, closing steady at net loss
Is TO 10 points. The market opened steady
a decline OF points TO an advaEC. a..
II!nts. and showed considers BILE nrmncss.
Ire was further buying by Liverpool and
feestic trade interests. as well a. scat,
spot news and cheerful view OF the
~ war news. May sold up to 53ol, aud
bber TO 3ils mailing net advances OF :
II points. and rallies OF Is to 81 point.
n the low level reached on ;he break 81
day. This made = recovery 20 within
points of the seasons high records
July and October. which seemed suffi-
I e bring out a renewal OF scattering
hong contracts was increased by favora-
crop. adviccs; and the selling became
10 active late in the afternoon on reports
ess favorable war news. = private re:
cent In acreage. There also d re-
from Memoirs that crop conditions cast
The river were 10 per cent better than at
time last year Cotton futures table:
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cHASCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Matte 6. Perdue TO Chewing 6
Boxley. trustees. 5lX32 feet, known as
1919 North Henry Street. March %,
i2olS. sl.c32.
W /. Parrish e. uN. 10 J. VI. Purcell,
trustee. western Is feet OF lot So. and
all OF 10; 50. block =. Northsde Place
March Il. 1918. s2i:.27
Elizabeth Frischitorn to 4. =. Cod
din. trustee, TIMES feet, known as
SIG IL North Twenty street.
March %. lelS, $3.50.
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HENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

J. p Phelps ct TX. 10 L. II. Drew
and James 4. Lewis. trustees, IL acres
land. south side Williams burg Road,
about six miles east OF Richmond.
March 80. 1915. $1,000.
Robert Robinson TO Pollard & BaGby.
Inc. trustees. @3 acres land on the
williamsburg Road, about i've miles
from Richmond. March %, 1918. $50.
Robert L. Pcrvai TO u. +. EragG.
trustee. lot 81, block IS. Washington
Park. March Is, 1918. sl,i5952.
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cHA>cEuY RELEASE DEEDS.

T. c. Wharry and J. NJ. Purcell. trus
tees &c Elizabeth Y. Lee, 20 3-4Xl45
feet. known as 1928 West Grace Street.
October s 1917. s6.5O0.
X. L. Brown. trustee. 10 ]. s: Lyth-
zoe ct uX.. eastern 100 feet or block
Il. West Highland Park. March &c,
l91S, Sl.1io.
Isador shapiro. trustee. to Addie
Sprenkic CT al, lot S, block 8. Park
Place Annex. March &c, 1913, $3.50.
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SAYS PREPARATION TOOK TWO
MONTHS or HARD WORIS

Our men advanced with great eclat,
50 that IL was difficult TO follow them
with tired horses and damaged carts.
but the spirit OF the men is splendid.
The preparations for the battle meant
two months of strenuous labor. In the
beginning Of February the order was
given and in the night OF March 2o-2l
the attack was begun. right 10 the
minute. Everything was ready. We
see the result"
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Keep your Stomach and Liver Healthy

II you want good health, Il clear
complexion and freedom from Dizzi-
ness, Constipation, Biliousness, Head
aches and Indigestion. take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They drive out Ter
mentinE and undigestcd foods and give
quick relief Still Csc, all druggists
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28

poses, building and real estate business.
Z. h. Zirkle, president: A. DrysdaIe,
secretary and treasurer. both OF Nor
folk.
Easton Place, Inc Norfolk. Capital
stock, $4,000. Purposes, real estate
business. ]. f. Townsend. president;
=. y. townsend. secretary both Of Nor
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

Anna G. Crouch 10 w l.. Parrish ct
TX. western 10 feet of lot 80, and ali
OF lot 30. block =, Northside Place.
March Il, 1915. tax so cents, $40.
Peter GonneIla 20 J. r.. Meador.
20 1-i2Xl4J feet; known as 3007 West
Grace street. March &c. 1918, tax
$3.50 $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28

also be open to women In Richmond
not connected with the Rcd Cross who
wish to take a short course of train
ing In social work with n view to
other forms OF home service during tho
war. The war Is increasing tho need
for tho services of volunteers and thi.
demand will Increase as tho war goes
on.
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NEW YORK PEODUCE MARKET.

Az. ce6t Tiffi io5: ins SnSaI
Butter. easier: cheese. Irregular SPOT
C. steady: Rio Is. Ok: Santos IS. M.
the absence of trade demand cotton oil
featurciess. closing barely steady Ad-
nal tenders of son barrels were made
SinE the total on March contract Nm to
barrels. Prime crude. 1850: primo
nier yellow. spot and March. nominal;
- -: July. $50.
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RICHMOND nAr MAEREr.


80 - I,IFF., !IaENH -'I'-Bttvcs, eAsltr;
COWS. Si53FIS, -
Caiy.s. s,raoy; veaIs. sisojT:2l.co. cuu..
: ga! A!sN'. .ttle calves StDpI $lg5
20. lilppcG SGD. culls SEQ.
ILub- sicGdy. !!Eht 20 heavy. as . {: SIS s. (:
rlSa, as - UEls@j. fUUsha. SlI09 Il ,!t-j.
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TO oren Home service Institute.

While the Home Service Institute to
be given by the School OF Social Work
and Public Health in Richmond on
April 30 May 90. is intended primar
NY for the training OF home service
workers for the various chapters Tn
Virginia and North Carolina, II Will
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uENRIco RELEASE DEED.

John Sloan. trustee. to C. Fl. Horn
berger ~ NY, 1i5N&60 feet, known az
lot u. block c, section ., Highland
Springs March -. 1915. 54l3.
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BOND LIST
Writing Paper IS tbid>..

Writing Paper IS toid>......-...... e..
antic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. g
e. LII. and y. col. ts.::.;:........ Il,
&C. l.. CIV. e. tBaltiInore) tb!d) ........ ~
|sapeaXe and Ohio CIV. Ss.............. :.
FhiArd Tobacco IS toid)............... 20
EeAnt!ie Marine e. ,.;...;i,I;.....'..' 81.
hoard Air Line adj. 6-............... ~.
Them Railway s. .................. .lH
u.s. Rcsistered Is 1880 fbidD ........... So
Isl K.:!,tered IS 1896 (bId) ...., iCt-,
s. Liberty Loan observation-disclosures. $3.50
Is Liberty Loan Let Is cv.......... a-.2t
LIS liberty Loan 2nd 4,......... $50
Is Steel Corp Observation-Disclosures. ssi:
Brown Bros C;fs. Nv VaI asked 80
Gar. Chemical Co. Ss..: ......:. .-:.... az
|-Clr. Chemical Co. cv. So asked o.. $50,
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NANAi STORIES


SAVASNAIl. GA, Marcn .;-Turpen,ine.
no demand. 80: receipts "a casks. shipments
- casks; STOCK. .i.2s2 casks. RosIn. steady
receipts, 400 barrels. shipments. ~ barrel.
stock. 49, Ta2 barrels quote: Il. D. 5Sl: J..
T.. q. II. 90; /. 90. l.. SIS: ~. SIS. y. rs:
VIC 80. WV, 40
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ClIiCNnn LINt srnrK MAnkEr.

'hl,AlIiJ, March tI--i!O.-: receipts.
800 .'fyLS. bulls, Si,-.' " }li.I5. light.
So" "a 81 t, Iu.@oA, $500 = sl1HJ. heavy,
w. s'' j. .t' roGsh. :!bIs 81. -. uiEs.
cattls receipts. sr5P. rrm: native steers.
=. ''' E!f..-s -tpth'rs and feeders. i7.1oG
81 ~ ~ c!stp
su.eu rec.ip,s. 5000 nri.,: ahceu ;liosI
ilg.p5. Iasuos. {l4.p. .tSlsCl
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. March Markets here TO-
daS continued firm uut Guletcr. Yarns were
higher and knit goods hrIA. Worsted warns
we're firm aud ouie'. less fcac prevailed
among cotton goods merchants OF price con-
TO. OF inlustry BECOMING Imminent
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;J,Ic.cn cR,Ix ,,pErr

FICAUO. arch lI-iIopcfuI aspects Of
war Developments did a good deal to
b closed firm. SSpisc net higher. with
I.cSi4 GDi2s&. Oats advanced !. isc
provisions the finish varied from Sc de-
b to an equal gain.
|EAT-
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LUDENDORFF SAYS RATTLE
WENT JUST As PLANNED

In an interview which is published
in the Nolks Zeitung. OF Cologne. Cen
eral Won LudendorT says:
The course OF the battle goes exact
~ as It was planned. and al II was
hoped It would go. The infantry has
completely maintained the spirit with
which II entered the war In 1914, and
this will bring further success. al
though the enemy Is still strong and
fights with determination
I'VE havo succeeded In changing tho
hghtins from position warfare to war
fare OF movement, although tho at
taclier had everything against him, and
the defender had stronger defensive
means in his favor Undoubtedly tn.
British use machine guns with much
skill. For instance. they construct
subterranean corridors. starting from
trenches. IN which machine guns are
planted. Such installations cannot be
observed by our artillery. and in fosEy
weather especially canuo; be reached
Our infantry had TO take all these ma :
chine-sun nests, scattered everywhere
over the battle field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28

EW ORLEANS. March 21.-Although the
lon market here held steady at small
advance during the greater part OF to-
Is session. there were periods OF cas!ness
Ind the opening and the close. and inel
les were the lowest OF the day. show
net losses OF u TO u points This de
dating because OF uncertainty over The
her holidays following the close tor
Initial prices were lower on tho old
IS losing 8 TO points. After the opening
the market moved to higher levels on
|emand encouraged by the strength OF
dry goods market. and II was also said
trade buying was coming in. especially
Ehe new crops. which appeared to ac-
nd Cor their s,eadincss on the opening
1.-The highest levels prices were 3 TO ~
is over Yesterdays close. The dtv
thor IN Texas was a sustaining in
hcc. hut was partly offset by improved
accounts from other sections Of tho
Spots were steady and UNCHANGED a,
for m!ddlinE. which compared to 3l.St as
days high price on May.
lot cotton. steady and unchanged. Sales
tho spot. l.Si bales: to arrive. none
Killing, 33.Jec.
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.LUDENDORFF SAYS BATTLE
WENT JUST As PLANNED
Declares Germans Have Won Great
Victory, but No Ono Can
Tell Results.
PRAISES BRITISH RESISTANCE
Says Attack Was Made at tho Min
uto Scheduled After Two Strenu-
OILS Months Spent in Preparing
for Onset
lBx As,oci.ted Prernl

AMSTERDAM. March 27.--A great
battle has been fought and victory has
been won, but nobody can foresee what
will result from It," said General Won
Ludendorff. chief aid to Field Marshal
Won HindcnburE. in an interview with
the correspondent at tho front OF the
Tases Zeitung. Of Berlin.
The general praised the British for
their tenacious resistance and con-
tinucd:
The British believed they could rely
OIL the strength of machinery. The
employment OF tanks and great num-
bers of machine guns is typical Of their
methods of warfare"
The German infantry. the general
adds. had only ono nights normal rest
during five or six days of battle
I'm Il battle Ike this" he remark ed,
the infantrynan must risk his lie not
only once. but continuously from
trench TO trench
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28

InsntAa, 9; six monthA g. Sterling:
1Aay hina %Ls3: eemmsrei.l .!1,y Day
9. AnA: demand. 1&7sh: cables.
s7-fs: bar silver. s.la; Mexican dollars;
d. irregular. Time loans. nrm: sixty
q. ninety days and six months. bid.
money. strong: ruling ratio. B.
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lew YORK. March 2..-Port movement
5tll to-day at all poyts-Net receiptS
B bales: exports. 6,G37 bales: stock.
rs bales.
tai for week-Net receipts. $3.50 bales:
bfts, II .S07 bales.
ttal for season-Set receipts. 5.9l-,5N
s.: exports. 3.lS9.5Y bales.
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Ghah eorn@No. yellow, nominal: 40. .
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