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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16

Louis j Mal,y a formerly n
of the most powerful politicians in
France. IN July, 1917 AN attack was
made upon him 10y VI C-lcmonccau,
nov premier, charging that he was
spreading the "Dcrcatist' prupagau-
dn among the French troops. Later
came the Bonnet Rouge revelations
and the open accusation that lac had
been involved with Editor nuval OF
that publication In bctraying secrets
" the Germans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
MAKING PEACE WITH
HUNS NOT PLEASANT,
RUMAN|ANS DECLARE

London. June 80 tBy Associated
Press correspondent recently I'm Ru-
mania.l The business of making
peace with Germany is not a pleasant
one for the persons who have TO on
duct the negotiations The human
ian delegates who went down from
jassy In March az the invitation OF
the Germans found no warm welcome
or pleasant hospitality awaiting them
AT bucharest. we were treated as
less than the lust said one of the
delegates in picturesque Rumanian
metaphor, on his return to Jassy.
These were merely the preliminary
aud informal negotiations. The for
NAL parleys did not begin until some
days later. Tho delegation WHICH
undertook these preliminary conver-
Stations was headed by NJ Papiniu,
former liumauian minister al CON
stautinoplc, ana his associates IN
cluded representatives of the princi-
pal political parties.
Although they had como a. Bu-
charcst AT the personal invitation of
the Gormnu commander in chief.
Fioid Marshal Won Mackcnscn could
EAhf lffAl UiliN NV ul1lltAA'H w ~"
time lie kept them standing aud
treated them with deliberate GOODNESS
Ills attitude was summed up 10y his
declaration. YOU ought to Toe glad
th1t We are prepared to discuss peace
with you at all instead of merely I'M
posing IL upon YOU We extend YOU
thi. favor only out of consideration
Tor the h"roics resistance of your
army
At the end of the Ave uiuutos
which Won Mackcuscu allotted the
delegates, they were turned oven to
some subordinate officer WIN dis
cursed with them whether the abe
dica,iou uf the kinr ought 10 Doe in
Guided iU the peace terms only the
most '1dcfinitc proposals. could bee oh-
tanned from the German officers ANA
II was plain FROM vou M-nckcuscu's
conversation that hr hrd very limited
powers ian these matters.
Neither on territorial questions nor
regarding the Decentralization ot tho
Rumanian army could he speak def
initclN. and 10 was stated that con.
versatious with German political
pcrsonaFe- would hc necessary GO de-
eide these subjects,
n was VERY evident Co the Eumnn-
ian delegate That these preliminary
conversations had been asked for hy
Won Mackenseu merely with "a view 10
~bull-do2inR Hnd brow beating Bu-
mania Tho field marshal In q speech
full of braertdncio. said that ms army
was fully prepared for business, ANA
that unless Am immediate understand
inR was reached he you'd begin "a
terrible offensive ON the other
hand, IL Rumunia yielded quietly, he
promised hat his troops would be
Withdrawn ana sent To another front.
lie inquired specifically as 60 the
Whereabouts 81 tho French. BRUSH
and American missions 10 Rumania.
ana ~ appeared 10 the delegates that
he hoped 90 Dee able somehow 90 bag
these missions and make them prison
eiH.
Tho subordinate German officer
gave the Rumanian delegates assur-
ence ~ generous treatment on "a num-
Der of points but none Of these as.
surances brought any result in the
formal negotiations which followed
"a few days later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
MOONEY MUST DIE
AUGUST e., SENT
TO SAN QUENTIN

San Francisco, cal. Jus 90 An or
der commituug Thomas ! Mooney. 20
SAN Quentin pcpitcntiary to await cN-
ocution there on Friday August %,
was given the sheriff here today 10y
Superior Judge Franklin a. Griffin.
before whom Mooney was convicted OF
murder IN connection with e prepared
ness sday bomb explosion here
Mooney was granted until tomorrow
to arrange his affairs here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Two Deaths in
Naval Reserve

Washington. july &c. Two DEATHS
lu th' naval reserve force resulting
from Ann pianc accidents were am
rounccd roia, Ensign Juuius T. An
drows, hGrr en-, y e., died Bs the
result at burns received white living
az chatham, Sass july 49, and VIII
lsim j Behau, brooklyn c%hiefluar-
tcrmastor was KILLED an BAY Shore,
/. / on July t2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Late Bulletins
About the Drive

49,. FEN
WIN tho American Army on the
MHru". July 10 - one point OF the
offensive. where American troops are
fighting they organized a small count
~ attack late yesterday on the fiank
OF a salient established hy the Ger
mans and drove them out m short
order, but IN hot fighting, The
American troops In this section De
cupicd intermediate positions in thc
rear OF the first lines. The Germans
were allowed 20 come through bur
when they tried to cross the opera
ton fields up a slight grade, tho
American machine gnnncrs II M
iantrN occupying excellent position
moved down the advancing ranks.
tho enemy breaking and retiring at
many places. This operation was
on a portion ct the front to the east
OF RhcimE
London. July 10 The Germans
this morning continued their attack,
against the French line In pursuance
Of their offensive. according 10 IN
formation that reached here. The in
formation received indicates that ,hg
offensive remains held up. the at
incks up 20 this morning having been
nearly where rcpulsod with tca,s
losses.
West of Ehcims the enemy. attack
cd IN very considerable strength az
two places hN "a of tho Marine rail-
way ard 90 the country south OF Dor.
mans. IN this neighborhood thoy
succeeded ga throwing SIX hridgcr
across tho Marpt between ltcullly
! and Dormanr Int at no point on tbs
20 mile front has the enemy pcnt
trnted more than lour miles into tho
French positions.
with The american Army oU The
Marine. Jul, To- word received this
mornin. from ~. battle front cast OF
Rhtims shows that the allied he
lenses is not onl, stlll holding up To
Gcrman attempts 10 advance. but ar
pears to hutc broken the enemy
splfit.
London. July i6 American
troops Aly, rc%tuptured Fossuy and
Cr1anoy. towns on the south bank
taken rt the Germans when thcy
crossed tl'c Marine
Today's war office statement reads
Yesterday Sew Zealand troops car
Red out a Succossful raid IN tho
nrighhorhood Of Hchutcrnc, capiui
Ing over so prisoners and ~ ma
chino gems During the night q fuf
thor slight Improvement was effected
ir our inc IN the Nillcrs Broionno0uA
acctor after Hharp ffrhtinT
- Tow PRISONERS were taken 10y ms
IN the n~clghborhood Of LOGON.
''Thc hostile artillery war dcu''
southwest OF hilbert ana showed m
activity at different points Oh an"
northern portion of the BRITISH
? front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Trial of French
Official Begun
In High Court

Paris, july u Tho triul OF
Louis j. Malvy. former minis
ter of the interior ON a charge
of treason, was begun today hy
tho senate. sitting Ms the high
court. At i;i5 o'clock NJ
Mnl,y was brought In ana took
his seat IN ~ arm chair In tho
room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Willard offered
A Place on u. S.
Mission to SlavS

Washington, July i6.-Danicl Will
lard has been Offered and II is I'M
derstood has accepted q place on
American mission being selected Ny
President Wilson to extend AID to
Russia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Mems $1.5O and $1.75
Dress Shirts on sale at
only $l.l5. Better hurry.
E.. l.. Washburn Co.

Yes. Luke. we know that every mar
si,d man has a gr%ievunce~and NJ has
his wife until ehe becomes a widow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
THE SONG OF THE SAMMIES
BY Ripley.
BY Vic. H. Duran, Jr.,

1unc, ny permission, "Thc Battle Hymn of The Itcpubnc')
We are looking Tor tho day, when Freedom shall rule the world.
For the Allied Nations have taken up the Sword.
Ihcy have sworn allegiance ia break the kliscrs hold
For our boys are marching on.
CHORUS.
Wcr' coming. coming, Uncle Sunnic,
Were coming 10 destroy the fIun,
Were coming, coming. Uncle Sammic.
Your boys are marching on.
Wen raise old GLORY higher for all the Huns to see.
That our Flag stands for Iibcrty over land ana over sea,
And it old Wilhelm doesn't change his Internal little mind
Wen plant Old Gor' on the banks OF the River Rhine
Let us not bc 'slncke's" In this fight 'gainst the Hun,
II We have no boys for I uClc, let MS give orr money faster
For our cause us righteous and the Hun shall get 40 futtor
For our boys are marching on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16

Philadelphia 4; Chicago q.

Chicago ......ie2 600 0O0-3 10 .
Philadelphia 0p0 Ot3 o0N \ /
batteries S~hellenbaok, Benz aud
Jacobs Watson aud McANoy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16

Brooklyn .... lG0 200 500 o. I
Pittsburgh 0oe o2O 2ix ~ o
Batteries ooombs, Grimes and Nil
lcr. sanders. Cooper and Schemidt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16

W, huld that Jewish people are
and at righl ought to be az home ~
all lands iaricl like every other re-
lisious communion, has the riEltt to
liyc aud 10 assert its message a. any
part ot tHr world
eve are opposed Ia the idea that
Palestine should bc considered THE
homeland Of tho Jews loNs "a
America are part OF the American
nation. rho ideal of the Jew is not
the establishment Of a Jewish state
not the rc%assortiou 90 Jewish nation
atty. which has long boon ouigrnwh
"Wc holic,c that our survival as
q people ~ dependent upon the asset
ton and the maintenance of " ms
tortt religious 'rolc and not upon inc
ntccrtauco of Palestine az a home
iand for the Jewish people The NIB
sion Of the low ~ To witness 4" Coo
an oNcr the World
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
BASEBALL SCORES
NhTiONNLIE,G,E

Cincinnati, July B-New york
Cincinnati, game posiponcd. rain.
Two games tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16

Adams Douglas Vaughn aud Kill
lifer,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16

Detroit ..... .U2U 300 81. a. D., !
Sew YORK ... 900 OtO 000-l .
batteries. Duuss and Stanuge.
caldwell. Vance, Bernhardt and Han
nah
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16

"Our opponents start from "a COM
pletely mechanical m"isludHment Of
the character of the Austro-liun-
garian monarchy n prefer In their
satisfaction 20 overlook, IN the pres
ent difficult international problems.
the fact that these states with their
various nationaiities are ma accidental
structure. bu, a product of historical
AND ethnographical necessity, which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
VROOMAN TO SPEAK
Acting Secretary OF Agriculture to
irEe Need for Food Con-
seryntiOn,

IN" finishing touches are being ap-
pl!cd 10 the preparations for the great
patriotic rally at the City Auditorium
on Thursday night. 1t is announced
that splendid program Of music will
bc provided.
seldom, if ever. has a meeting in
lichmond had the enthusiastic general
endorsement OF this one. Practically
all the organizations and societies or
Richmond have Interested themselves
ana prominent men and women in all
apartments OF the City'S life arc
working to bring out capacity audi
cnCc.
on sunday tho ministers in nearly all
of the city's churches requested their
congregations TO attend. pointing out
Inc absolute need OF food saving to
the country's success in the war. Yes
tcrdaT the public school teachers re-
nusSted all OF The school children to
ur@: their parents TO go to the meet
in&. This meeting is q public. patriotic
demonstration of the interest of Rich
monders in helping the government
win the war by saving food Carl
Nrooman. acting Secretary of Agricul-
turc, Is 10 point the ways and means
for doing this.
Mayor Aimsiic is to act as chairman,
Of the meeting. and Governor Stuart
vii! speak briefly. Seats will be re-
served near tho front for tho clergy
men OF the city. Tho BOY Scouts will
act as uShcrS. y portion of the gallery
mas oeen reserved for colored people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
GREAT ADVANCE CAUSES
STOCKS TO BREAK SHARPLY
Decline Amounted to -Four Points in
SEINE OF the Active
Issues.
MUCH INTEREST IN POLITICS
fricc.t'iNin- Worrying Market Con-
>idcrably. AMI Leading Business
Men Urge Government Let Prices
Take Care OF themselves.
II, nnoADAN WALL.

NEW NoRk. january :2-S;ocks
broke sharply in Wall street to-day.
tho chief reason being that they had
been advanced too far and too fast on
mere rumors-r umors OF peace and ru-
norS affecting individual Compan les.
Before tho break there were huoNaNt
periods, ana the establishing new high
prices for tho movement. The advance
seemed to wipe out all the short in
tercSt. The decline WAS aS much as
four points IN some active issues. On
the curb the same condition prevailed.
the opening b.in. hUoyant and the
close heavy cotton WAS down So Il
bale There was no positive news Hf-
fcctiug tn" market.
Wall Street Was chiefly interested In
tho political fight al Washington. Some
Sappoiutnrnt - felt that the five da y
holiday has resulted in such small gain
IN coal supplies. but the big gain from
il has been The driving home To tn.
people of the fact that the United
States is engaged in a war.
rric" fixing worries tn" market q
good deal and especially so since there
is little prospect OF the prices being
raised. leading business men PERSIST
that the government should let prices
tax. care of themselves. and should
even things up by imposing heavy
iaN"s on excess earnings. they h"licV"
that this because of the Using OF
prices. has not brought matcria! relief
10 the consuming public. hut. oh the
contrary. has aggravated many lines
Of business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
BtNkI:Its HOW I.IrTII:
I.\'THt SLASH ~ N\lsl>!:I

Investigation among tho bankers who
usually take positions Oh the market
fails TO disclose any enthusiasm mar
lctwiSc. The reason given in most
cases is that the market has been ad-
NSnccd recently Oh rumorS Of peace.
whereas any peace that II would he
possible 10 hrin. about with Germany
in her present unbeatcn condition
would he = hcariSh argument in all
countries except Germany.
Nnd in tho mcautim" military men
say preparations arc going on rapidly
for tho biggest fight Of tho war on tho
western front. and that it may begin
ANY day.
Til" biz copper merger that was rlan-
ned moro than a year ago is being talk
aoncd then chiefly because tho stock
markc, response 10 the announcement
was too good.
pis;iIlcrs bonds sold AZ a now high
price. Mexican Petroleum yarns all
collapsed with tn" stock. News was
also lacking Of any move :" merge
American Hide and l.cathc" with Cen
IVA, Leather United Cigar stores NOV
cd up sharply on fresh rumors of a
stock dividend. American Woo! was
w"ll bought. WAS also Boot Sugar.
and particularly L. s. Rubber.
NEW YORK. January .: Mcrcan.iic
So; commercial s'xty,d"y hni4 ON hnni>s.
demand. si.I5i. cables sac 1-is: bar silver.
So: Mexican dollars. Il; government bunds.
Irregular railroad bonds irregular. rina
loans: firm: SIXTY days, ninety days and six
months. 54m1. can money. easy; ruling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
CHARTERS ISSUED.

charters were issued by the state
corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
amendment to charter OF Elite
g. Incorporated. Alexandria, creating:
class OF preferred stock
u. T.: X &: Tire and Rubber Corpora
ilon, Roanoke. Capital stock 81 900
coo. Object. make and market rubber
goods of all kinds. +. \. l[rusemarI<
president T.. T. Hudson. secretary and
treasurer. both Of Roanoke.
Ihc Leeds Manor Fruit Growers AS
a",ittlcn. Incorporated. Markham Capi-
ia! stock: $1,000. object, plant, farm
anu develop orchard lands OF all kinds
Ilibank TWICE, president. Markham:
j. Donald Richards. vicc-prcsidcnt and
ScnlctarN. MarrenlnM Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
The Curb Market.

Nv fcRk. January >. Business on IN.
.uln was hui slightly better than on ycss
H. ,'aS' ana ih" attendance was again small
49, !" ~" Weather. Motor stocks DISPLAYED
,"ih' "hliii" iI"u dG" the iu,crnsi liz,
va Va aitaIh"d :" these shares in other mar.
49,, ana prices showed q ;irfnrr tone
nhIt"u Motors was tho fcatur" with l,rr,
n"anngs ana a gain Of more than , nolni.
w" iin"!s OF tho previous session
independent oil stocks were without sncci,l
q" ,,t '--LiHh INTERESTS in these issues h. VIM
without special Tea turr vel
"'il,HE StotrS W"r" mare active than ,bav
nay" been. and prircs were gotuc,yh.r icS
~ RI TO IManScS from The finals OF yesterday
"" low priced issues w"r. firm ''
-'""' Aetna Explosives. -. q, ~: snn S,ho-
r2'ea H%"'3THs li""ili 800 United Motors
~; O. Ol9 ,o~d"n OIL f,u1: CO, Federal
~ f5 - 40 Mot. Petroleum. iGn-IS.
r'. '"h"inn' common. sat: e.oO A.
lnh'H 'li. 100 IL 1000 l:!; Ledge =. n /. INA
limbo n Ext = :.5oo Mother Lode 2: n y.
i,,""' success Sm9; 20 North tmrrjc,5
rnlp and l'apcr 2iar3: l0.0oo Midwn"i' ' "a
100" I'l' 300 L. :. Steamship Go a. ~ ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23

y. |ounci! Committee on Public
hHiluinSS. Properties and Utilities
voted iast night 10 recommend to the
"uncli Tor adoption the ordi an C G
"n'horlzlnS the Mayor to accept a deed
81 dedication from George Cole Scott
and wife for a small tract of lanc upon
winch portion Of the Settling Basin is
located. Tho only provision is that the
city allow Mir. Scott to erect Il barrier
ON certain other adjoining property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
REPORT FILED SUGGESTS
WARTIME ECONOMIES
Federal Reserve Bank Tells What
Part Americans Can Play to,
Halt Imitation.
MUST SAVE GOODS AND CREDIT
Present Condition of Greatly IN
banded Currency Will Improve as
Public Performs Its Duty OF Alb
SOrbing Loans.

WASHINGTON. January EFFECT Of
credit expansion on the general rise Of
prices and the part of the American
people can play in countcracting in
nation by wartime economies we're en-
phasizcd to-day by tue Federal Reserve
Board in its annual report TO Congress-
Explaining that even though credit
expansion is not entirely responsible
FOR Increase in prices. the board said
lit regards it as one of its most i'm
portant duties to prevent. az far as
practicable. expansion of banking credit
from running an uncontrolled course
Goods ana credit" said the report
must be saved to the utmost Of our
ability in order to check the upward
movement of prices. and in order to
free for the use Of the government
the goods and savings required for the
winning OF the war"
The present condition OF a greatly
expanded currency. will he improved.
Che board believes. "as the public ncr-
forms its duty %! absorbing the gov
crnmcnt loans out of savings" Be-
tor" the third Liberty loan. the report
adds Federal reserve banks must re-
duce their Investments TO strengthen
reserves and avoid further expansion
That has accompanied the last two
Liberty loans The board does not say
specifically how IL proposes to do this
Among the many radical influences
OF the war on tho money markets. the
board explained that none OF the most
pronounced had been the effort OF Ger
tain interests to have tho Federal re-
serve system absorb nincty-day notes
or other short-term paper accepted
with the privilege of repeated renewals
The board had pcrSistcntly opposed any
such effort to destroy liquidity of the
bankers assets. on which the system
was based. the report said. but it adj
United that the difficulties OF private
and corporate financing was so great
as to justify action by Congress.
The most serious problem OF cor
poratc financing has been removed by
government operation OF railroads. says
the boards report. but the situation is
still serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
SUPREME cornr or APPEALS.

The following eases were ,rc,,oa
yesterday in the supreme Court OF An
NO. 81 Hccklcr's cxecu;vix ct al. VS..
Kemp. treasurer fp. c,c ,rr,inJ ~:
br1ckcnbroueh Lamb Thomas T.. Ga;.
n ~ NJ j. Fulton for the appellants.
-. J. sutton and W. W. beverley for
ING hppciiecS. and submitted
No. ~. samuel ct ais. VS. Hunters
cNccutriN; Argued hy L. Il. Hicks for
nc aprc liant and by y. T.. Green for
IN" appellee. ami submitted
Next cases 10 hc called:
kclstcrS executors.
~" 80 Is nS vs. iIariUng by etc.
No. SO: Washington and old T1min-
ION rs. Warner
- No. -. Darling rs. City OF Ncwpor,
No. is. Ahcrnathy ". Emporia Manu-
featuring COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
FARM PRODUCTS OF u. S.
REACH. GREAT VALUE
shows Inrrrnsc OF Over $4,000, Ot
Over the Period
of 1910.
SU,O0O,oOD
by Associated Press. !
\ SlJINf.rn>- t

by Associated I'rcss.i
WASHINGTON. January 22.--Farm
products Of tho United states reached
the unprecedented value Of sl9.h43.s4o.
"Nl last year. an increase Of more than
S''o"",ooo.Oo0 over 1916 aud almost SO
ooo.Von.noo more than in 1873.
n preliminary estimate Just announc-
CT ny ihe Department OF Agriculture
SHOWS crops were valued at Sl3,6lD-
i62.IS2 and represented 20. per cent Of
the value OF all farms products An;.
ilaIS ana animal products were va, SD
AT S5.S33.3hGJ93 IN 1917. an increase OF
almost S.'0D.6Ou.000 over 1916
value of all farm crops for 1917 by
states not including the value OF ami.
mails ana animal products. shows Illi-
nois first. Texas second, and Iowa thir.
In 1916 Texas led. with Iowa second ana
Illinois third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
;I ,,..i' yesterday by the clerk OF the
William Edgar Alley. rarkton. y.
- ana irene |. Cave. city.
JEFFERSON ID. Crump and Rose A. How
Walter l.. Neal and Maudc l.. Clarke.
Ciarcncc NJ. Mitchell and Lille
Springfield, city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
Automobile Stolen.

Automobile thieves operated in tho
ncighborhood of the Richmond Auto
mobile Show last night. and left with
the siN-passenscr Buick belonging to
Ollie James, of the Stone Motor Com
pany. The car was taken from Seventh
and Marshall shortly after 10 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
rHA>CEI,Y TRUST DEEDS

George y Wilson TO H. NJ. Anderson.
! ljiSi"", lot II. block j.. Roland Park
December -, l?17; $3.50
Edward u. Scldcn ct ny to Il. NJ
Anderson l"t l.. block T.. Roland Park
DECEMBER - 1917: $3.50.
'haSic Traiicri 81 IN. to IT, Iawtou
and John ~ Coke. Jr.. trus.
tees. IN :" feet northwest corner a..
lir"ad and Monroe Streets. January o.
ISIS. s3i."UU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSnles at linion SIncL AnrlsA

INNIl|rV
,o Ih1ioc steers. ili=ul.: medium to good.
,,VH<I' common to fair Suai. Choice
h"ifcrs. loi2mli; medium t" good. seI 10:
common to i"ir. !mN.. chuicc COWS. Sns:
e. fesi oxen. ?ni,: medium to good.
,co -. =, !oh 70 ialr. q? ff.l2 Rest
49,. ',"'.'S' ~ n''-: IiEht. h'.nIs Best
I.IN'S 10; common to fair. Haas BE-,
hHSNE ,IpES. l'!,; medium weight i1MIr..-s
- ~ ~. y SOW ana st.SS. lINi5. Best
janIhE 2.SsI,; t"imlmon 10 FAIR. GIS Best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
Fnce. Additional Warrants.

Additional warrants charging James
Young. colorcd. now in the City Jail
with the theft OF tlfty-fvc pounds OF
butter and Il cake of cheese from the
Chesapeake and Ohio freight station
were lodged against him at the Second
Police Station yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
CHICAGO LIVE sroCK M,rk,:r

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