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inch by - feet inches Grregular) at
northwest corner or Marsiali and
$3.50 ~ tsi''
H. u. Pollard, Jr., TO A. Kcnton Muh-
ieman and Matthias L. Kayhor. .Jr..
and assigns. No. 3o25 Hanover Aveni,e
y feet inches by 100 feet inches
south line Hanover Avenue, a feet
si120. % 1915
Rex o: Jones. trustee, to William
Henry White. of Lynehburg. Va No.
324 West Cary Street. IS feet q inches
by ioS feet north line Cary Street. is.
feet west Of Madison Street. Senicn;
Der 80, 1918; 1901
snDtrustee, NJ. S2i West Cary Street
IL feet inches by ISIS feet on north
SIDE Cary street, between Madison and
i'eiFiuere Streets October =, 1918; ST.
y. n. Boxley, trustee, to Annie Nell
sou, No. 10 West Duval street. 3Jxlls
tect north lire Duval Street. between
- James and ST. John Streets July
70. 1910: SS4S
Pollard & Basby, Inc. trustee. to
" V. McDonough. 80. ia3 North
lh!rty-thifd street, 20Nl20 feet east
i'hc fhiity-third street. % feel south
:; SIay street. October 25, 1918: $3.50
Hattie l.. Smoot. administrator Of
- "; Smopt, trustee. ~ IT, ana Pattie
= SReitoh. Nos. 80 and 726 North
iwenty-hfth street. S3EI25 feet west
Enc Twenty street 33 feet souli,
-. y street. Marcl % 1914: SAGA
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cnAscEHY usEDs or TRUST.

william Fields - c. G. Chaplin. irus-
tee. Nos. 1900 and 2302 carrinet on
Street. 60 feet II inrhas BY li0 fee.
"a; northeast corner OF Darlington and
Twenty-second Streets. October 81.
1919; $500.
The Old Folks Homes Of the Grand
Fountain, United order Of True Re
formers, Inc. 10 Pollard Sc 8agby. Inc.
trustees. lot OF land on cas-; side o.
road. leading from Seventeenth Street
10 Fairfield, containing four acres. also
S7XlS9 feet at southeast corner Of
Ridge and Terrell Streets. October
25. 1918: S2,94h.
The Grand Fountain nf The United
Order Of True Reformers to Pollard &:
Baghy, Inc. trustees. 30xl22 feet NJ
northwest corner of Second Street and
Carter alley. also 30Nl22 feet west line
Second Street. 80 feet north OC Carter
alley. October %, 1918: $I4,T50
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FOOD AND TOBACCO WIN
OVER FlFTY-ONE GERMANS
While Realizing They We're Victims OF
shabby Trick. Rntlons Looked Far
hcttcr Than Dirty Trench.
IBv Assoc.ated PresS.l

DIV Associated PresS.1
NORTHWEST OF ,VERDUN. Sunday,
October 27.-Americans now count
among. their prisj ncrs hfty-onc mem
who are The most sadly disiilusioncd
men from the German Enperor's army.
me men stiil are convinced that they
Ia loen prisoner. though they are quickly
becoming rcconcilcd to their lot by
their generous rations Of food and to-
bacco.
The Germans for several days had
bocu coming unarmed out of their
ifenches' creeping forward to point
midway between the two lines. where
by the Americans. Their donors, they
told an American inteiiigence officer
TO-DAY, wore crosses on their shoulders.
The other day when they came over
'hcy were told that the next time,
euch man would receive five sacks of
tobacco instead Of one sack. The OPP
portunliy WAS too good to be lost. and
instead OF groups Of three, four and
Eve. as heretofore. fifty-one men came
In 4 group, eager for the tobacco and
food.
fhe Germans were Hospitality re-
ceived at the customary rendezvous
split into small groups and invited 10
hutton would take place. That spot
proved to be the intelligence oliicn or
me american division: where the Land
prisoners.
The Germans Indignantly demanded
20 be sent back TO their lines imme-
five sacks Of tobacco and bread. For
4 long time they could not he induced
TO say why they had been basely be-
renounce their demand that they be
returned, especially when they saw tho
treatmcnt accorded by the American
oners The LandWehrs will receive their
extra rations rs per promise.
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After a
Hard DAVIS Work

rub the tired muscles with few drops
OF the soothing, refreshing antisentis
liniment, Absorbine, JF. You will find
it pleasant and convenient to use and
remarkably efTicacious This linimenE7
inYigorates jaded muscles. limbers thsa
joints and prevents second day sore I.
ness and lameness after a strenuous
tiresome day Of sport or work,
Americans lest athletes and trainers,
use Absorbine. Jr. TO relieve strains
and wrenches and also as a rundown;
before vigorous exercise 10 preyents
such conditions. =,
Absorbine. Jr.. is concentrated and
therefore economical-only O few drops
are required at an application. One
ounce Absorbine, Jr., to a quart OF,
water or witch hazel makes an invIg :,
Grating rundown and general purpose
Eminent
sl25 bottle at druggists or posts
paid Send Toe for liberal trial bottle
or procure regular size from your
druggist to-day, :;
w. L. YOUNG. p. d. F.,
2'o Temple ST.. Springfield. Mass,
ADV. -.
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COTTnN MAP,EETs.

NEW YORK. oc;oher .9-Thcre was IL
further SeeI5ps l." n c9'n market n to- %
ss.i. or co no'nt3 from last nights close ana
s nGlas iii al @
the general list closing stead ut "a net de
q s4p,e@ber. which We S points nsi lower:
Sc II @,ns whS "f G
Of ~ 9s nna3 ma had ns @
no damage to the crop In the Southwest
ket so ss SID "9 t, %s o. s" 81 Is To
gf1intss wt = DeGs rIns ,S SsnF az as, and
okishoma and fesas bot at,er ralli S:s'' Of i
lowest levels Of The dmy in t.e Ia;,e tradins
De onr net t'% enes Of M' q no IT On
the a:time ,%,onihs aDt carving prices h9ck
I 10 T''n'' ~ o. :" points OF inc regent low
Closlrg rnlltes Of Is or n ro'n,s rcncc.od
in - fev that prizes r: rp , I" con-;
s'icst mi local raiders. but ihere Was also
to We in i'antda,ion Of Sadres " Lora, Tros"rs
snd tmsy cav IN, no dfs ,,s of ;ncrsa ed
@isi" views 10 insure s fros nHvng
pnd renorts Of rapdly nccummailnG sup
around The ring, No exnor,s were ren"s.cd
r"4 'haIea. Fort rcrr,ots TODD - as2 bales
United States port stocks ll77,7s2 bales.
NEW YORK. October 2os-Port n,ovemnnt-
Mioor 'pcr,s.s,ock i5.sei bale. 'V'''o '"'eS
Total to-day ct ri norts--Reccipts. 2SoS2
Total for week 81 all ports--Reccipts. 7oS4o
Fotal for seeson-Receipts. 1.477.99s bales
exports, 57I.5e2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. October co.--SeIlIne pres
sure was felt by cotton today from the
Gef Il, saSf F G on mis-
under Ives, yssterrhssys gpl prices ard closing al
REGARDING The ui,imatc effect on values OF
son for the. selling. On the first cali selling
orders o. Ter c w5'eh neSuwT!sted oyer Plight Ind
Bearish traders Interpreted the political
5paws fgoI1sf the market and Increased Of
SfcriGEs Spots were lover BY rs points, but
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

!, Davidson Grocery and ship Chan
$4,000; grocery business g. l.. Con
radt, president; $. RI. Woodward. sec
rotary. both of Norfolk
Cumberland Chemical CorDoSatiou
Bristol: capital. 100000: manu- =. ctur-
ing chemicals. f.. rrndletrn. pres.
ident. Floyd; +. Il. Levy. sccretary
New York
Norfolk Hauling Corporation. for-
folk; capital, {lo,6e6: hauling and Iiv-
cry business. }. NJ. Umstadter pacs!
dent: 4. II. l.uDton, secretary. BOTH. o
Norfolk. @Ak
RIOS. V. Steele Piano Compa rE5afdn
corporated Norfolk; capital. s. poo:
dealing in musical Instruments y os
steele, president: John W. Rel $
secretary. both Of Norfolk.
Amendment: The Grand Lodge BE-
ncvolent Protective Herd of Buffdloes
Portsmouth. changing and enlarg in z
poWcrs.
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WILL STAND TOGETHER
UNTIL DANGER PASSES
IEtcrallicd Parliamentary Committee
Adopts Resolution by Una
nlmnus Vote.
FAvoRs SOCIETY w NATIONS
Another Resolution Adopted Recon-
mends Immediate t,ction Looking
To Formation OF i.cagu. q. Worlds
Free Peoples to Secure Peace.

LONDON, October 30 -Resolutions
unanimously adopted at the recent
conference of French. Italian, Belgian
aud british sections of the interallied
pariiamcntary committee rccommc ndcd
that the nations now united in the GEht
fer liberty should maintain their close
association until the dangers threat
eEinE them had been removed BY The
complete overthrow of the enemy
powers.
Another resolution said it was OF
paramount Importance that the govern
ments CT the allied nations should
forthwith proceed to prepare i'm con
sultition a scheme for the estabIish-
me1t after the war of machinery de-
signed to secure and develop n Society
oi nations as y proper means for at
tanning a durable peace guarded by
III was stated by the committee that
the losses of mercantile tonnage due
To submarine warfare should be made
good so tar as possible by the transfer
OF enemy tonnage. The committee also
urged upon the allied governments Tho
necessity OF constituting an interalliad
independent air force for the purposc
OF overcoming. II need he. the last re-
sistancc OF the enemy by ,.,mpais ~
OF raids over his territory. The com
mon industrial control Of the prnd,lc
ton Of aeronautiCal material was rec
commended.
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UENRICO TRANSFERS.

=, Abbey Realty Corp. to Mrs Veronica
- Isrrih lot 30 block S, Colonial Place.
October 20. 1918; }32J
abbey Realty Corp. 10 Miss Gene
we've u Hannigan. lot IS. block S, co.
ioniai Piace. August 30. 1918; 1925
si0ner. B!iley Company vs. M!l,sJ. to
lie2em!ah Cottrell acres on north
side Mountain Road miles from Glen
Allen. June J. 1915: 500.
Iiezekiah Cotireu ard Bircnic II
fwife) to Henry St. A. Montague. Z
acres on north side Mountain Road, 3
n ,ai,ies from Glen Allen. October rs,
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On the Curb Market.

NEW fORk. OciOber 2..-The curb aD-
parchtN LOST all interest iii business pros
poets o. the speculative outlook for war
order issues.
This !uorning there was little trading in
Aetna" Explosives "a, -. aud 20. although
the earnings vi That stoCh are officially
serted To be at the rate Of IS II share
Wright Martin sold Ji.. OH stocks were
ialriy active. bat without Important bull!s.
interest IN evidence. and those stocks GER
eri:ly Joined IN Il downward movement from
h!Hh ianC" recently prevailing. Mid West
RANGED from Ia H. 49,. tusden was traded
III at ~ and ia. United Motor Was steady
selling at go. to :i@s
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GRANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.

u. II. Pollari, .Ir, trustee, TO Anne
Henderson Fronhling, 40. 3025 Han
over Avenue. % feet inches by 100
feet five inches south line Hanover
Avenue, A feet east of West Street
r. -. Harrison ana John w Bates
tr: stees. 10 J. y. Hogan No SIS flames
Avenue. 30Nl fact west line Hanes
Avenue, 80 feet south NJ Hooper Street
October 95, 1918: S1.tS0
", T. Richeson and i. l.. Crutchfield
trustees, TO Alice Y Enrouchty. No
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,NEW YORK, or'"per "a reduction OF
addition 10 ;hc declaration VI th- regular
monthly dirid ,nd ol -. by the
united States Steel CORPORATION to-day. was
Interpreted 10y Wall street tn pre=aEe Il
further reduction Of the extra dividend.
The regular qua rterly dividend Of i. per
cent on the preferred stock vas also DIG
rlarcd.
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HENRICO TRUST DEEDS.

thusband) to a. j. Chewing. Jr trus-
Zee, l-3 acres on cast side Brook
toad, near Richmond, being lot 3 OF
hinEs Subdivision. October "a, 1918;
C. w. Carter and Lula (w;fe) To Lew
IS =: B!anton. trustee, lots to ., in
slusire, Greendale, October IS, 1918:
1854.
Henry ST. A Montague to ". w. Bev-
er!eE trustee. acres en- north side
Mountain Road, 8 miles from Glen A! ;.
len. October IS, 1918; S5SO.06
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH GA. October 2e.--Turpent!ne
URN. eSt. eLb3- sales. :. casks: receipts i51
EasAs; hhIpinehts. u cosls: Stock, 50. lv3 casks.
hpsin hrin; saies. i,.S3 barrels: receipts. $50
barrels.
QUOTE: B. lti6nii2.: ID. j.. iiisG, i.aJ: T.
ltg4 li.4i: q ii.2jUiiSy: H. iI.i0nI4iJ L.
- 200 Ii,s: X, 1910: ~. l5.2i: " 1919: VIC.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY GOODS

,sEN YORK. october 9.-Cotton goods
pHetlhEs to-day were more nuInerous sa les
ot PRINT cloth in second hands being more
acu'e. Yarns We're quiet: silk steady. with
nc" ousincAs moderate. and burlaps quiet.
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MOVING OUT OF RouMAuIA i,
German Officials in Lnrwe Number GIT
Homo. While Hun Troops strip 49,
Country,
fBY Associated Press.1
S.I.0.rN- %.


WASHINGTON. October 29.-An on
ctai dispatch from Switzerland to-daN-, =
said several hundred German oGicialsiii-;sy.1l
had arrived in Vienna in tho last fewggs.ss53ss,
days from occupied Rdumanja and re- sp pstHs,
ported that not a single German civil : hsiifsat
ian remained in Bucharest. The Gertnn &c
man military authorities in the city i2ssS
are sending to Germany rapidlys Hafi
as possible all the stores and materia Is III ~
collected by their troops
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STOCK EXCHANGE SESSION
FEATURED BY MANY SALES
lt.ose That Had Been Pool l'uvoritcs
Tor Past Two. Weeks We're
Most Heavily Sold.
U. s. STEEL STOCK WAS nEAv,.
directors Announced Reduction OF
the Extra Dividend, Placing 1t mt
Fer Cent Instead OF the Usual y,
Puttfng ssuc on New Basis.
nY nltnAnAN MAIL

NEW YORK, October o9-I.iuuida-
toh begun the previous day continued
through to-day's stoci; market. and
there was no abatement Of the selling
up TO the eDd Of the session. stocks
mat had been pool favor:tes for the last
Two weeks were most heavily sold. For
mis- reason, Mexican Petroleum shove
an Important decline.
United States steel was heavy during
the entire session. and after the mar
ket closed the directors anuounced Il
reduction Of the extra dividend, plac-
ing IL at per cent ins,ea,! OF the usual
. per cent. This reduction places the
STOCK on 3 per cent annual dividend
rate instead Of the IL per cent il has
Deen paying for nearly two years. Bur
Inc Steel company set aside SI0l,9S1-
3i1 for Federal taxes ANA AFTER that
showed net earnings OF si2.96l.5So for
The quarter.
The Steel dividend exercised de-
dressing influence on the street. for the
ieduction was entirely unexpected
SS,ate'nents have been published recent
" showing that the corporation cou.a
'naintain the rate from which! II has
departed The balance OF surplus for
me quarter carried forward amounts
10 10 pay an extra ! per cent. The
offset for taxes is liberal. bD, that
amount heYin been set off, reduction
OF the dividend became necessary. /;
can also be added that the Increase Of
freight rates has cut down earnings OF
Inc company TO such extent that
even on the basis OF last years taxes
the company would not have as good d
showing as for 1917.
In the opinion Of most stock market
observers. the price Of United states
steel has discounted the reduction of
the dividend, and II should have no
further unsetting influence on the
market.
REACTION FOLLOWS NOTICE
I'D SPECULATIVE NhOi(i;iS
As reported in this column yesterday.
the governors Of the exchange sailed
down these brokers who had been an
duly active in the speculative move
:Ecnt Of the last two weeks. Tint was
what started the reaction III the mar
ket' IN order Ia discover what basis
there might he for charges Of manipC-
linton OF Mexican Petroleum, ali brok-
ers were requested 70 send to the cX-
change d list OF transactions on both
sides OF the market between August
and October IS.
WAL Street Is wondering whether
the exchange VIII examine tiis infur-
nation when IL gets II or whether II
VIII ignore II as II did the reports re-
Earding the increase of loans. II has
Teen suggested that ii the exchange
members feel II ~ indicate for them
10 look a. the figures OF firms making
reports, they should appoint a COM
mittee OF dislnterGst,d business men TO
IL only question Of time anyhow when
the public viii demand board Of re-
view for nnlnc!ui matters IN Wall
Street
per. Z. Sterling sixty Gay aEt-. Ss.a; com
as5EI siH'y,iSy S!';. , on bank. "a
ss7j '-i6; cables. $40 ia. Time loans strong
aiN'y aad n,neiy it!s L nnh -: m9"'hs. I"
nccepta5.ces, w.
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Chime sociplist II.,nn.

AMSTERDAM, October % - The
famous bells OF the kremlin at Mos
COW now chime The 'Internaiionale.''
The Socialist hymn. afternoon and night
In the morning Russian sociulistic
hymn ! played
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Whoiesnie siuntnt,ons an F:xchnnE~
CHICAGO GRAIN MAEKEr

CHICAGO. October co--Turkish and Aus
trian proposals Ia tho entente powers gave
noticeable advaptnSe to-day to bears In the
cora market. Largely as result closing
prices. although unsettled. were L. to SIC
net lower. with November i.2lE and Dscem-
her i.ls,s to LBS Oats lost sc 70 %.r: The
cline 70 sec advance.
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butcher cattle steady TO strong; Gamers u
10 70 cents higher: calves steady
Shern: Receipts. c5.91J head market stead,
~ sIishtly lower; top lambs. natives. lG.0o.
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BOND LIST

American wr!ting Paper Is 'bid,:...... So
Anglo French 81 Observation-Disclosures. AN
Atlantic Coast Line .s...................... s.
a. q. LII. aud X. col. ,r. ss...... Ill.,. .gis
4. {. l.. Gonv. u tBal,imDTeI ik!d'.... g
Ches and ONO conv. I+.s ,asstsd) ........ -
Ciies. and ohio CuHv. aS........... ...... ~
L!gEeti and Myers Tobacco 5s............ :.
ttriIE ri 'ruiIJc'o s-............. ..-... ~
Mercantile Marine Observation-Disclosures. l"2ia
Seabonrd Air Line rel. ~ Observation-Disclosures. 81
Seabua!d Air Line adj. So .................. :.
Southern Railway is....,................... liL.
Southern Hallway Observation-Disclosures. -
u. 5. Registered -. 1920 thdb eS
L. s. Registered - 1872 Ibiub ............. lC6i.
u s. Liberty loan aiq- - 90
l.. s.. Liberty loan "a Observation-Disclosures. $, II
l.. s. Liberty loan I'd Observation-Disclosures. s..l2
L. 3 Sect E.. Observation-Disclosures. Jti.
a Brown iirus. CTS ,W. Va, tb.u)... 80
Va Car chemical 60. 5s tbidl .......... -
Na.-Car Chemical cOnv. c. fb.db -
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many 's!eErams from the interior claimed
mat farmers were holding firmly for highe:
pricer
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ter nrJn. Cheese Irregular.
Npw YORK LIVE sToCS u,aup

NFyy YORK. IJvvi STOCK MARKET
NEW. YORK. October 90 -Berves. no trad
Ing; calS TSs, - St ten yeals na a0o: I'D
,Iings. s.6'@S.5O; Western. SsoMDE,' 'F"'
Sheen and lambs steady: ,sncep 6ko@uno:
Gii.bo culis. ie.s5aisS.s ' 's'V': amps 1890
Hogs nrm: State hogs. l7.75: pigs. 1900
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lntcrncd In IInIIund.

WASHINGTON. October 29.-Second
Lieutennnts Frank helms and John
Frederick Gibbs, OF the Marine Corps,
have been interned In Holland 1t was
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quota tiOns,

Harket Quotations From Actual Sales
fBy "oodson- Craig Co. Inc. Richmond Val
l.. ;. Food Administration License No c. n2I<o
RichIuond. Va. October -. 19lS
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. October 23.-Raw sugar ur-
changed: fine Eranulalcd. &c: centr'furai
1.:S Spot coffee nominally Unchanged: Mo
~. lose: Santos IS. 1SI.
Butter Ilrm. Cheese irregular
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phc best h0usrx, Oats aud apartments
IRE listed for rent in Times Dispatch
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CIucAGO live sT1,1,K M.pupr

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. October 29.-Hogs: Retripta
3l.G0 head: market fully 25 cents higher
than Yesterdays average: butchers. 1870
1885, light; ls0of1lS.75;s packing. lI.5TislE;
r ron VIZ. u.s. Rl7.3 pigs. good to choice.
cai,is' Receipts a,as head; stsess and
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NE" YORK. oc,nLs. g. NerCsIti,t ma
per. Z. Sterling sixty Gay Hi!l-. Si.a; com
incrclI siSty-doy b!i!s ON banks. 81 -!
sl1j '-IG; cables. 81 40 40 Time loans strong
ai&ty aad ninety It!s and II. fUcuths
bid. Cal; money AtronE: ruling rate. I. Bank
ncCeptacces, ~.
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Nor4.Iv Cotton -. Er,icn

81" iOSh. August .,.-.LoG.;;oua' AZ
i"T:.!i!h! - named GA roticn good. ard m,
1iii.AE az ,ci."n yarn l-'yrs .. the prize.
"'i"S hoard were the chef r,hil--> %; ilr
~ t'etIn-ni OF prize HEins piaarF IN IN
cotton EoorS trad" nu- 1K ihe wrct. Trad
ScS!ah!"S 20 accept rl"E- tuSir..s tu- future
w-t.e!!- a nc Loehe-> a:.G retailers are ~! {
.od.i!T on u. thrre are MARY prizes Ne: tu
pc CHANGED % h"rm"n:%" uiiii ,h- value.
80 rto" m'rc"Nrc - ~ :: i:1vrs III" ,ni:!-
u" i'"' p-tc-S now confirmed do not c,yr
.''"l"'@e G! "a very G-ast!v reduction. hut tn.v
i,nsGft :. s'Sb!i!s.;on of vh.ucS and are
ne r"rt OF nc mills Thee has been :,
al..nt' invrtssr n me inquiry from cx-
nor err II IL difficult how .oreir,
n"as can be Increased materially. owing
20 nc dHmard from hor1e markets and the
n o,es Dcl.er!es on Ola orders con,inu.
- % II. rhn,c" T.. Tho character O, IN" d.
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S4,242.3SioOo
NORTHERN NECK EVENTS;
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION
Farm Lnbor Situation Very Acute.
Potato Growers undaunted, in
Spite OF Short Prices.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1 :
iEATHSNIIILE. VA, August TO-
The Northern Neck Good Roads AS.
ISOLATION was organized at F[ilmar-
mock recently w. T. Mayo. of Hazen.
was elected president. and David h.
Strang, secretary. Hon. T. A. Jet, Of
Rcedsville King George County. Sec
ond vice-president; Darlington Booket.
tarnha IN, trea surer. These officers and
the following compose the executive
committee: George Ogle' Taylor. King
George. w. j. Courtney. Mundy Point.
Hon. J. w. Chinn, Warsaw, C. c.
Thrift. kinsale. and l.. c. Towlcs.
Merry Point
.. V. Bctts. 4 prominent tanner ann
Gamer in this neighborhood. recently
lost two valuable horses. He is also
the victim OF the labor situation, tie
draft having taken his last farm hand
With two farms and two tomato cau-
neries. besides other enterprises lie
faces stiff problem during the COM
ing months. And his experience -
that OF hundreds In this Northern
Neck. AS dstasteful as it may be. the
return OF women TO the fields. IL Their,
ia not to be n food shortage. seems
imminent.
The Low prices or late Irish potatoes
this spring seems not 10 have dauntel
the Fairfield farmers. the planting 90
large acreage again in that distrir.
IL reported. r. G. Blackwell, OF SUNNI
bank. has fifteen acres seeded in la:e
potatoes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18
TOBACCO HELPS WIN WAR
Men Engaged in Muuurac,uria- ann
Otherwise Handling tho Weed Arc
PnEinS HiEEckt 'InArs

The i;aleigh correspondents ot the
manufacturers Record writes tina,
journal.
Al! except per cent o, the direc,
war taxes in North Carolina this year
were paid in revenue taNes collected w
the int"rna! revenue department. the
total closely app-oXimat!ng $4,000. gao.
.! this s2".o0o.eo0 was paid on ,ndt-
vidual and corporation incomes and II.
excess profits ia business mostly by
the few wealthy people in the state
fifly millions Of dollars was paid by
tho tobacco manufacturers in the shape
.: stamps for their products. Less than
II On tn. 800 was derived from dccu-
heHt stamps. taxes on inheritanres
dues public utilities. etc. The farmers
rniH so little OF il ilat what they paid
Is negligible. as ouiy one farmer in :,
hundred paid an! Federal income tax
Barrel: per cent OF the sala.ied work
crs IN this State have incomes exceed
ag 5000 a year. North Carolina is
from Federal point Of view. a big
producer OF revenue, owing 20 tie enor-
nous quantities OF tobacco nanutac-
tured. particularly at such no,a Die fac.
tory points as Winston llcm and Dur
ham.