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SOME EXPERTS BELIEVE
END OF WAR IS IN SIGHT
Traders When Union Paci-
fic Passes 12I.
n. & w. AND c. y 0. TAvoRITEs
Railroad Stocks Make Excellent
Showing on New York Market.
Movements of Cotton Erratic-St
Paul Active.
ny nnnApAN WALL.

NEW YORK. August l2.-Railroad
stocks made an impressive showing IN
wall Street to-day Anticipating S!S =
nature OF tho leasing contracts by the
government. indus;ria!S were strong
most OF the session. but In The AFTER
noon proiit-tak.nI carried them down
slightly. Several spcSialtics. as Amer
lean Ice. Writing Paper. preferred. and
Pittsburgh and West Virginia. were
marked. Corn advanced cents
bushcl in reco gnition OF the dry hot
wave that persists in the southwest.
After a sharp advance early IN the Gay
cotton broke from 50 TO 80 bale.
Russia.
varying opinions as 20 the wars tAu
as well as weather news. The weather
news is not good IN Texas. but II the
war is TO end cary next year. as some
military authorities are now OF opinion
1, will. the rush OF cotton 10 Eurc9e
will SC something phenomenal. II will
be difficult To measure !; in money.
because it will take about one years
crop TO restore s;ock taken from ware
the thing most despe, aleiy needed by
the whole world it is possible that its
price will be permitted TO advance TO
figure that will encourage planting
Of the staple in every possible spot IN
the world
The price Of corn is thing to be
watched carefully h% stock traders: foF
that commodity this year that any scri-
Gus damage will lind instant reflection
in the stock market.
When Union Pacific crossed i2i. wal!
street traders felt that new era had
dawned. they could hardly realize
that their old favoriie was actually
moving more taan a roin: in 4 single
session. and ,hat upward. II was ioi-
lowed in its .isr, by Reading: New
Haven. AtchiScn. Canadian Pacific ana
Chesapeake md OHIO. ST Paul showed
the greatest act.vit! among the rails.
perhaps for the reason that the largest
short interest is en;rappcd in that
stock. ST. Paul having spent large
sum- for improvements that were not
reflected in the thrce-year earnings on
which the Lease is TO he based. viii get
much better terms from the govern
ment than other roads comparatively.
The directors of the company sincerely
believe St. raul will tie able - pay
It's dividend on its preferred
Norfolk and Western and Chcso Dc2ke
and Ohio arc favoritc rails for invcs-
tors who want to combine industrial
with rails stocks Both have terminals
at Hampton Roads. the largest water
harbor in the world, and "A harhor the
United States government intends 10
see developed as II 'kou be.
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

HG@dse a"q cNGml GsF mi 10 Ira of
Brookdnie. July 10. 1915: $3.50
George W ss nua 0 ioi r. D ImG 70 70
plan of isrookda!c. July ~ 1918: s45O
Avond;,le Land Company. Inc. TO W
c: Saunders, lots and ., block l.. plan
OF Brookdalc. July 10. 1915. sl.5OO.
Brookdaie' july 10. I Isis; $50 49, PA" OF
;, Ayondale Land Company. Inc. to c.
W. LeiEhion ct ux. 10, 2. block X. plan
Avondale Land Company. Inc 10 G.
w Leighton ct ux.. lots 4 and ;. block
X. plan OF Erookdale. August $. l9lS:
Avondalc Land Company. Inc. TO
Emma Louise Dutrow. lot {. block +.
plan of Brookdale. July 10. 1918: $500
:. Avondale Land Company. Inc. to
Kenneth y. Gilpin. lots and >. block
5000. '"'' - '''s'
Amanda T.. Curtis to Charles r
Elan, trustee. lot 10. block W. plan OF
Ea,terE .Cour, Addition. July IL. 1915:
want. lots - and -. block lock +, Dian Of
battery Court. July II. 1915 tax si30,
John Is. swartwout and Rose to
Amanda y. Curtis. lot To- block w
IL. 1915: tax 81. $40.
Octavia Nerlandcr ct vir TO Flora NJ
Sttth, 20 l-2xl23 feet inches. cast line
IL. 1915: tax si.5o. SID. Us
Charles II. Phillips ct ux 20 Rich
mond College; two apartment houses
l:omhardy street between Grove and
Hanover Avenues. and known as The
Talcott' July 80. 1915; $4,000
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A UTo SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS. i

AUTO tiTes and tubes. Wagons and com.
mtrcial auto bodies. Richardson Bros.
ti5 Rrook venue. Madison 1857.
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BOND LIST
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, August i:.-B,ports that in
creased offerings of new crop cotton ~ an
easier basis hrd!nE very lIttlc demand
from spinners. were fo!lowcrd by sharp
break IN the cotton market here this after
noon. The general list closed steady AZ
net loss OF ., to 81 points. Reca,!nnaCy SEN
ttment was in evidence from ;he start. and
after opening Irregular at advance OF 3
months quickly sold 50 TO u points ne,
lower. After this first furry Of realizing
had heen absorbed the ra-ke; rallied ~ TO
. poiSs FROM the lowest on the continued
dry Eea ;heG' the Southwest and the IA
vordh!e War news There had been consid-
erable Liverpool buying the early break
presumably on stable account and a moter-
ate demand from houses with New Orleans
connections. Offerings showed {, tendency
TO increase on the bulscs Local brokers
said this reflected feeling around the ring
that the new crop movement could not ab
sorb around the 5t-ccn, level and sellers
became aggressive following the reports OF
an easier spot situation during the early
afternoon The active months generally
showed net losses OF 10 TO ii5 points but
az this level the market again stcadicI
by covering, and the close showed rallies
OF 70 TO 80 points. Reports that Eastern
mills had been advised 20 buy enough cot
ton TO supply their requirements w 10 the
hrst Of next April before IN" beginning OF
November this year probably helped 10
check selling during tho carly trading hut
local brokers said they SAW little sign AZ
South moderate seller
fnt
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Claude II Sprenklc ct ux to J. Med.
Wexford and l.. r. Cary. trustees.
5oxl25 feet. north line Floyd Avenue.
1874 2-3 feet east of Auburn Avenue
July Is, 1918: $4,000.
Trustees of the Moore Street Mission
AIRY BAPTIST Church. TO NJ l.. Walker
street. so feet west OF It's intersection
with the west line OF kcnney street
August .. 1918: $4,000.
Amanda II. Curtis to Alexander H.
Sands. trustee. lot 10, block w plan or
battery Court Addition. July u. 1915;
Harry A. Nightingale ct nix. to Con-
way r. Sands and G. NJ. Chichester.
trustees. 49Nl05 feet known az oIO2
and 2103 East Marshall street; also
22Xf3 feet. known as 3ll North Twenty
hrst street. August .. 1918: $4,000
Barney T. Myers ct ais to polla I'd
q BaEby. Inc, trustees, 30 7-loxl54 feet
known as 4o3 East Main Street. August
!, 1918: Sl1,1o0.
William II. Jackson to Henry s.
10 feet l-2 inches by l2o feet, known
1918: $500.
Charles NJ. Harris to F.. NJ. Boxley.
trustee. l6 l-2xl15 feet. known as sos
West Clay Street. August /. 1918;
$1,000
Barney e. Myers ct ais to Pollard
& Bagby Inc, trustees, so 7-l2xI54
rect, KNOWN as 403 East Main Street.
August ., 1918; $1,000
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On the Curb Market.

NEW YORK. August IA large rar; Of
IN" interest In the curb to-day was concen-
tratcd In the huyins OF new Issues ~ short
term notes AT high interest rates The war
under rress,rr -
United Motors Was again Influenced hv thu
rcSrlotlon9 against production Of passenger
cars The oil stocks were generally ou,,t
with Oklahoma at el and 4
Mining stocks were active
sfffo Aetna ESplosiycs lcA rl,r-
Sn Chevrolet Motors. rs 1856
,.3' United Motors :.M Sci.
20, Federal Oil. 2m2x
10 Int. Petroleum. l3a, NH
.cNo Oklahoma oil, COM i,-I,
Sh Metro. Petroleum. u, nix
400 Big Ledge IL I-ls
1000 Hoston and Mont. scR5s
100 Cons. Arizona. STI.,
l.To Mother Lodge. SIS n 81
100 Success, Hal,
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Atlantic Coast Line

EtFEGTixE JINE 0. 1918.
For Or Florifs and South: 500 A nj ana
p Fer NoTlolk: 90 A. NJ. 900 A. NJ. 800
J.. NJ. SOB r. NJ. " ''0
s:io a N. 800 a ST.. $50 SSiio' "a eoo h /;
81. zoe y; 81, ts;I5 p H.. SIS o +. NJ! j.
:, For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: .4:oo
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6:25 A. ~.
1I;s n a. ~. az a. Al. $40 a. NJ. IL: oi
e:s7 NJ. 7;a5 T. 81 SIS =. 81
Time OF arrival and Geparture and con-
cod
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued Yesterday by the clerk OF the
Hastings Court:
stewart NJ. Vaughan. city. and Edith
Austin Riley. city.
Charles Arthur Comelson. Orange
burg. S. c.. and Georgia Wilson Har-
rs. city.
Henry Stortz. Baltimore. Md. and
Ada L. Stanley. city
Harry Austin Pace. city. and Addie
Elise Price. city.
Helen Pennington. city.
Charlie Braxton. city. and Isabelle
Lewis. city
Arthur r. Council. wananish. n. c.
and Annie Il. Allen, city.
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Rector Goes to Springfield. MISS.

loPtCIaI 70 The HIM -DiSphtch.l
RALEIGH. n. c.. August lo-R.v
George W. Lay. for long while re-
tor of ST. Mary's School, will leave
within week for Springfield. Mass. to
assume the assistant rcctorship Of
Christ Church there. Hc will he az
companied by Mrs. Lay and two of the
children. Christ Church is the second
largest Episcopal Church in Massa-
chusetts. having over 1000 commup.-
cants DR.. Lay assumes the rector
ship for period OF several months
while the assistant rector has a leave
~ absence for special war work.
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RICH;:oSp PRODUCE MARKET.

tBy G. &. Currie & Coz
:. Food Adm nis;Ts lion License No. G 1881 /
Richmcnd. Va. August IL. 1918.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCI5 N,RKEr

NEW YORK. August l".--Bccves irregular:
steers lo@Qi9oo: bulls 7co4s 1000: cows.
calves steady: vcals. 5000 ii 1870: cults 10 o.
:" lip; Eraascrs and skim milk calves 1o0sr
!;..5. ''>Y
sheep and lambs steady: sheep. SOFA 1850:
calls. 6.!odf7.ao; arnbs. Is G2o.no: cu,!s 1890
Hogs higher: prime New York and Phila-
dcIrh!a medium weights. 81 90: roughs is so
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CHICAGO LIVE SrOCn MARKEr.

.RFIINNI'U, AUGUST l2,-HoEs: Rcccipts a.
90; market firm: butchers. 1885 {, % 10: light,
!sIl q FOL packing. lS4oGil as: rough l. *
QlsG: bulk OF sales. 1860 q - 10; pigs good
and choice. is 60 q 1880
no choice cattle here: calves steady.
sheer; Receipts. l5.oc9 strong to IS cents
higher; top Western lambs gaining most :.
Idaho lambs. IS 81: ne; price Montana wc,h.
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NAVAL. STONES

SAVANNAH. August i:-Turpen,ine nrr.
55t: sales. ~ casks: receipts lts casks:
shspne"t;. 20 casks; stock. :'.773 casks
EoSin nrTn; sales. S1 barrels: receipts 5os
barrels: shipments. 3o27 barrels: stock. -.
i6 barrels 80
10 5a 10 q: F.. 10 aoa 1855: G.. $40 iSse: H. IT,
~. q 1919: /: lo:SeIlls5: X. n5STMT5:
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NEW YORK. August l?.--Mercanttle paper.
four months. s: SIX months. 6: sterling six
ty-day bills s47s: commercial six;y-day hills
on banks. st7cN commercial siAty-day bills.
SlT2A: demand. $4.15 cables SAT- lie. hs-
silver. seAs: Mexican dollars. -; government,
bonds irregular; railroad bonds firm Time
loans strong: sixty days bid ninety days,
bid: six months. bid Call money hrm;
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MIsCEII ANGUS MARKETS
DRY GOODS

Ne" YORK. August l--InQurics for
cotton goods to-day were more active. hui,
salr: were still very conservative. Govern
mcnt orders continued large. Yarns ruled
Gu;ct: New prices arc to I've announced
shortly. Dress goods and wool goods were
very quiet The government opened bids to-
DAY fo. unlimited quantities OF aD-ourcc
motions FOR uniform purposes. Raw silk was
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
It'd. WANTS
TIM ES-DlSpATCH
CLASSlFlEl.D ADV i.ltrlSlS9
Standardized anu lnucLeu tur Quick
itIs ram

reference.
i0c line Sunday.
DC u line DAILY.
Zlc lime Tor s consecutive insertions.
SIC u line tor I CONSECUTIVE ,raertious.
sLsp hhe tnf 80 cot srSui.se iEsrEtIoni
GihiIiuin of = 'lLch Is allowed.
Aluminium Charge ~ yentL
Count words to tue hoe and ~ lines Ia
the inch.
All anNer!isem.nts received W 10 10 4:
" i. N Sal uruaysb tns uxJ Delote pun
neaion. Will receive piLper ciAssihcstion
ADVERTISEMENTS received alter That nour
VIII bt placed III tnS 400 Latc ~ Class-
ny" roiumh.
TELHPIlOEE.
iaSpaone your Want AIS. to Tho Times.
Dapatch. fanuotUn J. when you Ind ~
more convenient do auu tnoy Nli
be taken a. vtCe rates.
SCBSTAIlJ.>S FOX I'D. WANTS.
Iimc5. DIJpatcn Ir~nGu Ouices are main
tsihed IN practically every Drux store IN
t!c Guy iot iuS CouSsGibIiSo vi Tue puOitc
want Ais are accepted " them At regn'
iai viiitx rates
suUrli RICHMOND
a.. Branch Ohltc Times DieDntCn. 1904 Hun
TT. Iv!v, 'I..,e itai, ha0S
- PETFRSBUItIi
Times DirpaiCn Branch. tii North Second
street. rn"ne PetcIsuu;s I2s
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MiRKET.
III lInlcslIi. lliIntn inns

tBy ". &. C-CiIsh 1w & Coz
l : Food Administration License No q aisS7
Richmond Va. August l.. 1915.
Oranges. California. nox.......... ........S : %
lemons. 500 10 bos. Observation-Disclosures. -
Apples.
Early Harvest. rci............... 20
Early Transparent, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. : 80
Early Duchess. ha..eI..................... 90
Early RED STRIPE. barre. Neutrality-suspicious.. %
Peaches.
i.l'cHt'V' 'tt'e .''.'.''''''..'.'....' "
Georgia Bell. crate. Observation-Disclosures. 70
Carmuns. crate ......... ................ 80
Fruits and Vegetables.
rineapp!cs. crate .................... o.
taniaIoupr:. crate Observation-Disclosures. -
Lettuce. dozen crate Observation-Disclosures. = 50
Cabbage. barrel ............................. %
Potatoes. hrsh"i box. Observation-Disclosures. %
"atermrlons. per IN! Observation-Disclosures 80 90
Celery. per bunch ................ ......... / 10
Onions. Per go loGa.S........... ......... 0,
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Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY

Gin. Lo'ville Sc West. 1900 .s:3V IN
Main Line Loo al. sb:l0 XIX
LANES LANES h Neus Line 'lo:oo A. D.
Nix. Old Point. 1900 a. 1890 n .4.oo ,
Newport News Local. 1900 a XIX
From Nix, Newport ' '''' u
:, News, Old p. 'l2:o5 a. 1885 D. .6:bs
Newport NJ Local. '9:i5 a.. S:45 %. From
:7:ss p James River. .s:.5 a.. Is 10 iSS: D. a..
Daily. tESc.p. Sunday ~
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HUsTINGS TRANSFERS.

10 Lane Stern and William s Rose.
to Eli +. Smith ct ux., a piece Of land
fronting on Twenty-ninth Street, south
Richmond. $1,000.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
Y ic b md "a,
CHICAGO GRAM NAREFr

CHICAGO. August i3.-Pessimistic crop
Fcpor's from Nebraska and Missouri. TO-
EH ther win COMPLAINTS OF excessive heat In
iho southwest had much to do to-day with
IT'hEihS an"ut sharp advances In the price
O! corn The market closed strong Sc to SIC
n 1c. n,rhSr with September :, so. q l.6ca. and
octob.r l"3hs al e21. Oats gained. =, 10 g. 70
&c The fnsh IN provisions raHCed from
Loo decline to rise of l:c
WHEAT
lNiurts quoted
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NElY YOKK rKnu1.CE MAEkt-r

NEW YORK. August ls.--Cotton seed oil
Was unGuoicn. Prime crude. lT.j6: prime
summer Yellow nominal
RAW sugar steady: centrifugal. 6o53. nne
S!anulatcd. 80.
Butter nrm: cheese nrm. coffee spo,
ateady. Rio -. 81: Santos As IlS
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Co.

Trains ieav. daily. A. n. Soriina local:
LIS p. NJ. Sieepers Atlanta and Jackson
vile; 9:4u Z. NJ. Atlant a I5irIning ham Spo-
eiaI: ii 40 r. M. Sieepers Jacksonviiio.
Trains arrive S;25 A NJ ';6o A. Nj. Gas
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DEATHS.

At his residence. II IL
North Fourth Street. at 2:t5 a. NJ. sun
day. August IL. WILLIAM HOIST. in the
seventy sixth year OF his age
Funeral ssryices from ST. Johns Lutheran
ErENlNd at 4:J0 o'clock. In
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Heights. August s. 1918. Sass.
H. II. Pollard. Jr., trustee IN II
Francionc ct ux.. 20 feet 2 -2 inches
by 1872 2-3 feet. known as SIG Ens,
Broad street. August 6. 1918, $224OO
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HOTELS And RESORTS
STIG CITY, N. J.
GRAND ATLANTIC

'i:ginia Rv beach. Capacity COO
;scntinE strictly modern hotel after es-
ensive aiter2 ions. improvements ani tefur
' isLinr. Private baths. running wa;.t .
rooms. elevator. etc Notaols iabl- v'n'te
service. oN"rs su.Ciai rates IS W daily.
special weekly Hooki., =,
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RICHMOND STOCK MAkEtT

". '7F7f.It u iSNFtN !. 90
STATE SECURITIES 20, - 10y
Virginia IS p!d g and r. ~ "H"eu
Virginia Centuries '''' o3,t
CITY SECURITIES ''' '''
Richmond CITY ;s -
RAILROAD BONDS 80 81
Sea board Adjustment ss {,
Southern Railway. lst 81 ~ 20
So II De-. and q ~ 4s. a. 80
STREET RY HONDs 1900 20
Nor and Porte. Trac &c Is =.
Va. Ry. and Pow. TO SIS %
STREET RY STOCKS par a., 80.
Va Ry. and Pow. co. pid So 'HS"'o
Va. Ky and Pow. Co com 100 ';t
RAILROAD STOCKS 81
A. G. l., com ........... Iy e.,t
=. Ina -. .-.-.-.......-......... 100
y. and W, rom - m ,,,S'
3. a. l.. pfd .......... N,
3. h. L com ........ I'M -,
Southern Railway. ND. ion "a :"
eouthsrn faiiway com. 10 ~,
BANK AND TRUST co STOCK '
American NAtionh! .......... 100 y.
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NOTICE

August 10, 1918
|, Angelo Farnocchia, on ac
count draft, have sold out m,
business, at 700 East Mai,
Street, and hereby give motto,
that after August 20, 1915,
will not be responsible for an,
debts or bills, except PERSONAL,
made by myself, after the abov,
date.
ANGELO FARNOCCHIA
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rhEMiER 6-eyllnder. so-horse;ower. 7-pas-
need price.
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cHANcERy RELEASE DEEDS.

Richmond Bank and Trust Company,
trustees. to Dirouke Derderian ct ux.,
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LEV, EEw YORK. August u -ror, movement
',loa!inE, SIS bales. receipts. los bales
Minor ports, stock. 1881
,e.1 ,9dS a. q, al poF;s-Rece.p,s so4I
no TEA! ;, for q, wssk Receipts ise4s bales es
Total Tor ssason-Receipts, 0.52 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Angus, IA strong r..
action from the advance featured The cot.
toh market to-day. a sharp bulge on IN.
opening called out the heaviest Kind n,
sell!ng. and the most active months felI III
70 II" points from the highest levels IN.
lowest prices being reached late In tho se..
sion closing quotations showed ne, losses
OF - 10 80 points. On tho nrst call b-nf.,s
mao ld!Ec volume 81 buying ordor. ia nj
paseo on INC war news and ihc Con,inrauc.
ot cry "eaths! ~ IrNiy. anu the most &C
I'VE !nnAths wrr" cont uD for - gain Of . IN
% points on this hard spot cy,ren3cJv
NE 't"'".hS cam" from the lyul a.I,
sna prices w"r. suddenly dcurcssaJ
SeariSh traders swcllcd offerings nv ,h.f,
PREPARATIONS on the short side and no
rnaEket !emalNel at the decline during a..
IcHa'hccr OF ihe day. although 1891
snaiI recoEtr."S took place Toyar1 ~:
.iose nc we ms We're "a i.G roin,g
uhoe! Satufaa%5 ANAL prices f. VS. no,
.sIS don!Ne market except az periods ana
the ,'iht Was generally looked upon ,s :.
h.tut-I fcacil"n following tho susfalprd i'm,
PioSefnrnt ~ values 81 the last twu ,S.cks
Spot Sledcy GU!dGl.ug
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AUTOMOBILE PARTS-Save money your
automobile parts by having Wilbur F. Dol:
soa s0s Brook Avenue duplicate the old
rhrts FOR you. We also have all kinds "
ma nctos-BoSch s-4-2-i: E!s,nan. Mea AID
SplItdoIf Alsn paris Tor SnlIidorfs
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h;.i:.r 1911. southern Beauty Six touring
i.it' Ht" baFEA!r 10 quick buyer 'rhYl
t~t WI! De worth considerable more .hor,Ix1
AGItess I. 90. care T.rmeA: Disrn.ch vs..
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nEfENDAHLE used cars ~ %. stoao Co.
Inc. hroad at Sh.fer. Madison III w
GOOD USED CAR INVESTMENTS I
bEiCk t:cyllnder touring
Grant 6. 1919 model!
MASWE ELL 1918. touring
BUY now before the rush a, .h.,. 80.
viii! increase in value 'A'
KLINE KAK SALES CO..
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. 3.
To and fror~ Washington and be,o,a- D,Ux

Leave Rlcnmonr Arr,ye ltlcnmooo
'6HAh tIl.4b AN 7SAN ;yl2i n
Al 80 AM tl2.oo tM w. 90 I'M 'g2a pm
s.5v AN 1O Pm 5.DPM sll.25 rA
f9.I AN ZIG PM go PM 1880 Nj
Richmond asiLhgIun Local. Nv. 4.Iv rN
week oayn; f4lo Ia. Sundays; Ar. il2l5 Pm.
oAily. Fredericksburg Accom-. week dRys, Lv
h-lo IN: Al. sis AM Ashland Accom- week
days, Ly.T. - AN $50 Pm hT.t63t All, o.S0PM
Abba ticket and baggage ONCE, not open
Tor This train. 'hniD 81. Sta
tByrd st. Sta. stopping 1T Eleal toba Sta.
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zion Bargain.
MAXWELL touring. Good uc.h,pic,i car.
Git!on W"
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES rnIt !.

AUTOMOBILES Itok sane. n
buiCh biE Sax. 7-passenger Packard s.,..
s'hs"f overland. S-c,iind-r Sc-ins "a "a
) i-c.t 'o'-' az North Elehtl
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FtEDS-Onc Ford auto chass.s On. r.
"'.!fcES truck. covered BODY: 'iso ..
~ E's morse and wagon. r. ". Saundet,)
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Bo,lES-LarEe stock OF Ford commercial
bodies 10 suit :our business. We can save
you money. VT do all the work In our
hhoIs HEADQUARTERS for automobile bodies.
a Meyers Sons. 73l East Cary
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KLINE 6-3s, 1917. in good running or5,-
III Terrell. 2ol North Monroe
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COLLIER and Little Giant truck. r u
-Ls9Hs.y. -lo:g West Brcld. Ran.7t n
'DtiI touring. l3l7 model. saso i,.o -. 4
Ioid roadster dcmoun,able rtr. ""oue
Uisa 49,. ~ r. Tiiler. 1905 West p-na1
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7-passeng.r Maroon oo,o,
FcTfeci mechanica! condition
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AUTOMOBILE PAINTING OF quality. Prices
right. Tho Richmond shop. 1905 ". Cary
Strcct. Phone Ran. 1853 Blvd 2s7.
The Monett times., 1918-03-15
NIT. VERNON ii. S. WINS S. w.
MISSOURI CHAMPIONSHIP

Mt. Vernon high school won the de-
bate from the Clinton high school
Friday night at the Mt. Vernon high
school by vote of 2 to 1.
The question debated was ere
solved, That arbitration should be
made compulsory by law"
The victory gives to the winner OF
the debate the championship of South
west Missouri. The next debate will
be for the championship of the north
eastern part of the state, and last
will be the debate for the champion
ship of the state. The lucky winner
Of the latter will receive free course
in the Missouri University.
Leland Keowing and Cecil Smith
were the winners of the Mt. Vernon
debate.
The Clinton boys did splendidly
and were highly complimented for
their hard work to win.
Prof. M. j. Hale, of Monett, was
one of the judges.
Other Monett people who attended
were Fred Dwyer, Vincent Wilson,
Abby Anderson and Erwin Floreth.