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Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-06

the telephone service and was engaged in keeping the lines working between the field artillery and the infantry Here he was wounded again. He went into Germany with the army of occu- Dation last winter and was there until July. when he was sent back to the United States.
 Sergeant Wright was in the medical corps and saw service in the Argonne and later in Germany with the army of occupation. He was quartered there just over hill from where Private Segal was quartered.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-06

Some remarks would be more re markable if left unsaid-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-06

Wise is the candidate who knows his own packers
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-06

WHEN IoU WANT To pu- your bus iness before tnE pur,-c, tnere Ia ne medium better shaa- tE-ough the ad- Ssrtis!l= eo.-AlnG ns Tho RullAtIn
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>AZDYM DNEM VIC A VIC
LiZiME Sc ZINE VSTRlC.

kdo nekona zadnych prl-
ray ably Sc pred zimou zaopa-
til, bude toho pozdeji litovati.
w neni vseho nadbytek ia
ko dive byValo a proto nechcc
eli Sc posledni chvlli spo-
kojiti tim, co zbyde, obsta-
ravejte sve nakupy pro zimu
jiz nyni, pokud zasoby jsou
hojne a yyber uplny.
Nam nezalezi ma tom, kde
81 nakoupite, ale nakupujte 81
cas-. Komu vSak to della roz-
dill, co "a syc penize koupi a
chce-li "a ne zbozi dobre "a
.ucene, necht' nakoupi zbozi V
jtfiznlch obchodech "u Koudc
Il" V elsie Abs Broadway I've
lie pozarni stanice) V elsie
42f8 Warner Rd.
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PRODAM novy dunn pro 2
rodiny Gislo 6173 Morton Ave.
Mono Sc stehovati "a a tydny.
Haste Sc Il J. Maracek, sJavi-
tel, 1928 Horner Ave. 1912 /
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PRODA Sc dobre zarizeny
a Sc vyplacejici hudebni OBJ
chcd. Dobra priiezitost pro Ce
cho hudebnixa, odbornika. A.
dressa Sc sdeli administered
iistu. :?
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CTETE POZORNE!

DIE uvedeneho 81 muzete Wy
brat a prohlednout dun els.
4468 w. 81 ul. V Brooklyne.
Je tfi roxy stary, pro dive rodi-
ny, a sv6tnice dole S koupel-
nou a ctyri sv6tnice nahore
koupelnou, sklep pod celym
domem, A ban6, diva fernesy,
Iplyn a elektrika. Lot je 40 pri
140 strevfcich, najem nese
$45.00. Cena $4,000, hotove
$1700 ostatni ma splatky jako
rent.
Prodam vam dobrou farmu
10 sol akrech Grodne pudy V
Barea, O., r. F. D. /. Je tam
pekny novy dunn, 6 svetnic, 3
dole a tri nahore, sklep pod
celym domem, dobra voda, je
" kuchyni ma pradlo a ma dvo
fe blize domu, skrze pastvu
jde zivy potok. Jsou tam diva
kOn6, pet krav, jalovice, jedna
velka swine, tri krmnici jiz Wy
rostli, etyri prasata, 60 slepic,
Vuz, buggy, RUNE stroje far
marske, z akru poseto psenici,
% tun sena, sklad slamy, stroj
ma delani smetany, 3 akry ku-
kufice, tfi akry brambor. Far
ma tato Sc proda "a S125O0,
hotove $4,000 ostatni ma 80 ro-
ku splacet. Je IA mil cd Pu-
bile Squaru a mill Cd dlazde-
ne cesty.
Prodam dum A svetnicich
dole a A svetnicich nahore,
sklep pod celym domem, voda,
elektrika, plyn, lot so pri 12O
StreVlclcn, Je TO Vhodny male
tex, kdo chce drzet kravy
slepice. Zvlaste mirna cena to-
hoto majetku je $3650, hotove
$500, ostatni ma mesicni splat-
ky.
Prodam Vam dunn hodici Sc
pro til rodiny, ma 15 pokoiu,
pudu mad celym domem pri pl
ne vySca, plyn, elektfina, Skop
Ky ma pradlo. Cena $500, no.
tov6 $500, oslatni ma mesic-
nj splatky. Nam V prodeji ru-
zne obchody minite-li tudiz
koupit, prijd'te nebo dopiste
Janu Smikovi, 4811 Clark Ave.
). w. Tel. O. S. Lorain 1889 r.
1923
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PRiJMOU Sc tesari ma sta
lou praci. Plat $1.00 ma hodi-
nu. Haste Sc u j. Varni5e.
j316 Broadway, mezi session. a
sedmou hodinou veCer. 1925
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Diblik z hor sc Yam zajiste
iibil, proto prijd'te Sc podiva-
Ii ma pokraCovani DIBLIkO-
VA DCERUSkA, nedeli, rs.
fijna " c. N. Sini ma Broadway
Zasmejete Sc. Predprodej list
ka u p. Vacka tamteZ.
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IA PRiCINOU ODJEZDU

ma farmu proda Sc dvourodin-
ny dunn bIize Miles Ave 0 6ti
sy6tnicich koupelnou nahore
i dole, tvrde podlahy, dve W.
hfevni pece, skopky ma pradlo
a jine Cena $500. Pro blizsi
zavolcite nebo pi$te do tlfadov
ny J. +. Nejedlik Co., 11015
Union Ave. Tel. Union 1861 r
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PRODA Sc detska postylka
kulaty stul. Haste Sc V elsie
1925 BarkWill Ave. 1920
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE jed
norodinny dunn o A pokoiich
blize55. uIice a kary, moder-
ne zafizene, ulice dlazdena.
Hotove je treba slozit $500,
ostatnl splacet jako najem me
s}cne. BlizSi sd6li MATTEL Ka-
rel Naprstek, 3445 E. so ul.
aneb James Cabalek, 1899 E.
121 ul. 1913
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Dali il curarin," odpovedel

Komisar sebou trhl a Zvedl
udivene hlavu.
Soucasne vymenil baron Ri
vadarcos vyznamny pohled s
chuvou, coz stale Sc pokazde,
kdyz byla zminka o zvlastnfm
to jedu.
"Jakze. Curarin - divil Sc
komisar. 'Neni to obycejny
vSeobecn6 znamy jed a uziti
jeho musi prozradit osobu, kite
ia no Una. Myslim, re je V Pa
rizi velmi malo osob, ktere by
81 no dovedy zaopatfit aneb
ho pfipravit.'
Mate pravdu," prisvedco-
val doktor. "Jest to poprve, co
mann jed ten We sve praksi."
Eudoxie, k niz Sc Emma pfi-
blizlla, nabyvala znenahla We
domi.
Oko jeii Sc pocinalo ozivova
ii a doslavalo vyrazu.
Vzala podanou ruku baron
cinu lehce il stiskla.
Bylo patrno, re chce promlu
Wit, ale ochromeny jazyk Wy
poved6l il sluzbu.
"Za pet minut promluvi",
pravil baron chvejicim Sc hla-
sem.
Znal patrne lepe nez-li muz
vedy 1cinky a pusobeni hroz-
neho, neznameho jedu.
"Tot' nekonecn6vH vzdych-
la 81 Emma, ktera citala minu
ty byla 81 vedoma, ze VIDA
luje Sc il Anna kazdou minu-
tou re stava sc tim obtizncj-
sim patrani po osobe, ktera jill
unesla
Komisar, ktery mel stejne
myslenky, ptal sc pritomnych:
'ZastalO vse tax, jak byloI
drive? Nehnulo Sc nicim?"
"Nicim, pane" odvetila chu
va. "Neopustily jsme Eudo-I
xii ami Ma okamzik vse III
stalo TAX, jak to bylo, kdyz
madame zjistila zmizenl slec-
ny Amy"
"Dobre."
Beauvais prohledl 81 pozor-
ne osobu, ktera mu odpov6de
la, vSiml 81 ciziho vzezreni
jeiiho, kter6 mu bylo napadne
a rozhledl sc po pokoji.
Rekli isme uz, re byl pokoi
veliky, ale re bylo V mem jen
malo nabytku - nebyvalt' o.
bydlen - dolejsi patra staci-
la baronovi uplne.
Do podlouhl6ho pokoje, kite
ry mel okna do dvora, byly
preneseny kolebky V den slav-
nOsti.
Mimo ne nebylo tam nez po
hoVky, ktera byla tam rovneZ
prinesena, ably 81 mohla kojna
Ma nj odpocinouli; stala vedle
mal6ho ctverhranneho stolku,
ma n6mz byl podnos s paml.
sky, cukroVinkami a neplnou
sklenici.
"Kdo to sem prinesl?' ptaI
sc komisaf, hlede neduverivd
ma kolaCe ma sklenici, Z nil
byla upita asi polovicka.
ia, pane" ozvala Sc chu
va.
"Nafidila jsem, ably prinesl
Eudoxii vSe, co by il chutnalo
ably 81 mlsanim ukratila cas- /;
ably Sc il noe nezdala tai
dlouha," pravila Emma.
"Vzala jsem v6ci q mis-, kt,
re byly priprayeny k veceri'
VypraVela chuya.
"Nikdo sc jich mimo va
nedotkl?"
"Nikdo, aspon do te doby
co jsem odtud odesla - byl
uz k ranu.'
Komisar wal sklenici pu
Gem, pricichl a postavil il "a
Sc ma podnos.
"Tenlo pune jest zcela ne
skodny, netknuty", rekl dc
ktor Renout, neb uhodl. jak
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PRONAJME Sc byt o tIech
sv6tnicich nahore. Plyn, voda
a zachod. Najem $14.00. Hla
ste Sc V elsie 5000 Myrtle A
We, blize E. 55. kary. 1920
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$1,000 HOTOVE a

$1,000 HOTOVE a zbytek
ma menSi splatky ma 6 procent
iroku koupi trirodinny dunn,
kazda rodina ma svlj toilet,
sklep, vSe zachovale, naleza Sc
bllze Geskeho kostela ma
Hamm I'll. Prijem $4,000 q ma
jnu. Cena $500. Pro blizsi in
formace zavolejJe aneb piste
do dradovny j. +. Nejedlik Co.
11015 Union Ave. Tel. Union
1861 r. ??
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PRODA Sc


PRODAM neb vym6nim
1918 Chevrolet Car Za1-tuno-
Wy Ford Truck. Adressa Sc SIDE
Ii V adm. t. listu. 10-1S
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PRODA Sc Ford automobil
(1916) pro pet osob, ie jako
novy. Haste Sc V elsie 5118
Hamm. Ave. q 1921
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la jiste primo do styku S krv
- tax Sc no aspoh obycejne |
ziva."
Komisar ustoupil cd sGolu ;
jal Sc bedlive prohlizeti vse
CO bylo pokoji; ale nenase
mic podezreleho, mic, co b.
mohlo vesti ma stopu zlocinco
WI.
Obratil Sc konecne ke kolet
kan.
Baron Rivadarcos no dopro,
vazel, kdezto Emma zustala s
doktorem u kojne Eudoxie.
''V ktere kolebce spala ma.
la Anna?" ptal Sc Beauvais.
"V teton' odpovedel otec
chvejiciGm Sc hlasem, ukazuje
ma levou stranu; ODE male ko-
lebky staly tesne vedle sebe
naproti dverim.
Kdyz Emma spatrila, re je
kol6bka prazdna, odhodila V
prvnim zdeseni pokryvku, kite
ia tvofila nyni V nohach ma
III kopecek.
Policejni komisar prohlizel
nejdrive podusku, nadzvedl il,
a polozil il Ease zpet ma mi
5to, pax wal pokryvku pozor-
ne a opatrn6, jako muz, KITE
ry patra, nezanechal-li Zlodej
nahodou n6jake znameni, kJe-
re by mohlo vesti ma nejakou
jeho stopu a proZraditi no.
RivadarcOs sledoval kazdy
jeho pohyb krecovitou pozor
nosti.
"Hled'me, co je to-" zvolal
Z nenadani komisar.
Uzrel mezi poduskami ma
ly, podlouhly listek.
"Clovek by rekl, re je to M
yStlVenka" DraVil.
Wal listek do ruky.
"V6ru je to navstivenka," F"
zvolal pfekvapen. "Co TO zna-
mena? Podivejte Sc, pane ba-
rome -
Podal baronovi listek.
Rivadarcos wal mu ho ry-
chile u ruky a pohledl nan
PAX zavravoral a vykrikl
zdesene.
Co cetl Rivadarcos ma navsii-
vence.
Kdyz baron vykrikl, obrati-
ly Sc po mem Emma, komorna
i chuva.
VSichni pritomni byli cara
zeni zmenou, ktera Sc udala {
Rivadarcosem a vyrazem ztr-
nuleho zd6Seni, ktere jevilo 81
ma jeho tvafi.
Mel V ruce navstiyenku, kt(
rou mu odeyzdal policejni ko
nisaT a hled6l ma nj vyJfeste
lym zrakem jako ma tvar Me
lusinu.
Emm6 byio, jakoby nahle 81
.)ylo pridruzilo move neSt6sti !
)rynimu zarmutku, coz il tai
ldesilo, re uboha div neomdle
-.
Ale V teIe utle zeny vezeli
tatecna duse; muzne pfeko
ala slabost, bezela k choti
! tala Sc slarostlive:
(Pokracovani.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Oct. 14-Cash corn sold of
ta DC today, This max he called
the leading influence favorable TO
the bears. as futures were only u to
re lower. with October the weakest
spot on the list
The country seemed willing to sell
or}d CORR freely, bat there was no
pressure on the new crop. Unless
demand improves for cash corn from
industries and congestion on railroads
and at eastern ports is relieved sttlf
lower prices are certain The pro-
Queer, however, will control values OF
the new and II he refuses to sell at
the present prices a halt in the de-
cline is expected.
Many potent bearish factors sur
Nravrr9e;se.. rhe mark at "a rt u asirsrs4 said
there was no probability Of any out
let for either news or old corn to
Europe AS Argentine has an enor-
nous crop available.
The break in the stock market in
tluences the grain markets. The vol
ume was mainly on local account
Cash oats were unchanged to lc
lower. Exports bids were out of line.
The market was under influence of
corn and price changes followed the
latter grain. Feeding demand is
smaller than II was a year ago. al
though more oats will he used for
human consumption
The feature of the hog products
market was early huying of January
lard hy packing interests. Both pork
and rigs were lower. Hogs were soc
lower at the Yards. Range;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
lFroru c. Drfver & Co
Entfie.-

Heavy choice butcher steers, $3.50
8$15 90
coed butcher steers tt2 e54s13 %.
Medium butcher steers, sIIooG
$500
Light butcher steers ssoo9s10.5o
Good fat heifers. $1,000 q $1,000.
Light heifers. sS00Tso5o.
u, Fat. cows 81 % q $40 no, 4
Pudding cows. $3.50 u $500,
Dulls. $3.50 9*sso
oxen, $S.ooQsi2 10
Southern Cattle.
Choice finished steers. 200 TO
! ace poassds., 23y50G$L4 80 -.- ..-,,
Good butcher steers, 1.oo0 to 1.I50
pounds. oo@$l3o0
Medium butcher steers. 900 to $50
$500 t105o.
Light cattle. s. sea$s35
Stockers good qnaiity. TOO to 500
pounds, $1,000 50 90
Fat cows. s7.ooust $1,000,
Pudding COWS 50 so 6f $500.
Bulls tfat>. So o0nsaso
Bluffs ffEgeity 81, sssF a. Sc
Stockers, OighD. 500 TO $50 pounds,
81 90 n IS 90.
LAMBS.
Spring lamb tops. 14oo1sI&5o
Lambs lighD. $500 as1oeo.
Fat sheep. $500 $500.
Calves.
Good fat calves. $i9o0R$5I %
Light common calves, 400 y
$1,000
Heavy calves. $500 Rs13eo.
Remarks NinetY-two cars of cattle
Cattle onc-cQarter higher and active
Hogs.
LichtR, sI52s
Heavies, 3aa 10 175 pounds. sis o5
Medium. so to zoe pounds. SIS o5
Soft and oily hogs. s14Aa
Roughs, according to quality, s13 90
Pigs. SO to i15 pounds. 1890 q
sl47s.
StaGz, SlI.oo
Prospects fair
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15
LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA: IN THE CLEKk'S OF
FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
OPP CHESTER FIELD CO Z T Y,
SEPTEMBER 90. 1919.
To Augustus Galloway. and 70 tire
heirs Of Augustus Galloway. or tn
any enc Interested in the tract Of
hand hereinafter described,
You are hereby notified that
In the county Of Chesterfield Viz
mere or Legs bon nded on tn" csst by
the Richrtons and Petersburg Turn
PIKE. and on the south ny Tim sherry
Creek. In bermuda district. ~ Ches-
terseid county being part OF the
SEQ acres Of land standing in the
rxrre of Augustus Galloway on the
land and tax books for the year 1877
and ther~ahouts OF that county as
delinquent. was aoh or the I'm day
Of October, 1885 TO the common
vw~eAasis af yirIfnaN. for 4s,sArGasr2s
taxes fevies interest and costs and
application has been nlcd FOR the
purchase thereof IN this Office. and
IL appearing from the records in said
office that Won are interested in said
land, YOU are hereby and further no
tined IN appear in four months from
the DAT of this notice, and do what
may be necessary to protect your in
terest in the same.
Given under my hand this esth DAY
Of September. 1918
(strred> PHILIP Y. CS1GBILT%
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Chester
field County, Va
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WILD STOCK MARKET
YIELDS TO RAIDERS
By uROADAN WALL.

Nav York. oct 1.-THE widest
at,,l. r,arLat session of the wear was
49,. ~ wal street TODAY The oDen-
ing was firm. with some prices show
inc material gains Within an hour
togsas had been recorded as measured
from the high 'price of the morning
80 from Z to more than 10 noints
r., oftar a brief period of nuiet
oat,,n violent advance that carried
cmotatjons M !. 10 and IN one case
80 onir+s The late trading prices
go, si,41ariy again 81 that the aver
49, .os 1ower than the low price OF
H. morning
w., Material not Tosses were re-
o,rsaS IN a rratoritv Of stocks. The
- ,,.a At thc botton with A mar
~ ,,-aal, and active
rbreo causes contributed to the up-
TT a. ,ras tho rres{6cpt's
,si+ior qha sacona causa was the
,..iiIf ,bat the labcr conference called
~ 1reeident vim dissolve without
d,f,r anvtbine Third IL was mis-
~ .ca,nnr =, tho straot and the
-. IL 90 largely professional that
.,i.m,,,,,,I diacorofort of the traders nut
~, an in a pessintstic state OF
"a
h . tevy darir.y raiders at
.arked the market. IT welded easily.
ia n,-tv raid was followed hv A
1l,,artrre movement that frightened
- - movers ana forced them to
- .hotr ov, coptracts In the
f.aoo, catl r,rnev rate mn to Is
nart ard these traders snartfng
- - 5afoat ~ TIC morning made
ther ,,icioua attack inst before the
atr,. tn walanrf rrowd was in
f..aI9a-ebin ~ thie raid and So timed
-, tba gong stonned business
,,bsn thsv had sold all the stocks the Y
Saraa Tbev stand heavily short over
49, ,antn~ Tor snn,e had news II
80 ,eve deveions and especially
- ,,e n,dexsta,dah,e rAnort comes
- w. hedsida ~ tho president
, - On aisa,s iii end themselves in a
: sa.io,,s nrsa,came when business is
-, .o,,or-.,v rnaxnlng
Ind,,strial Afcohol was the hest
80 - tbn nat In tho morning when
r,.ntrr as crurnhftng this stock
.,,e1saa ~ ~ rctnts In the face
- dac],r.a eIsewbers n then began
..tre, ~ ala NOT ston until /,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15
RED CROSS ENDORSES
EPISCOPAL CAMPAIGN

Detroit, Mich. Oct l4.--H, r. Da-
vison. OF the firm of J. r Morgan
Co. and directing head of the Amer
lean Red Cross, gives emphatic en-
dorsement TO the Nation Wide Cam
paign OF the Episcopal church. in a
letter made public here today. A
noteworthy feature OF the letter Is
that it lis written largely from the
standpoint of a ousin ess man in the
diocese OF New York, where many
business men have joined in the
Every Name Campaign which is be-
ing conducted here as part OF the
Nation Wide Campaign. From this
viewpoint. Mr.. Dawson endorses no,
only the spiritual objects OF the cam
paign but after a careful examina
ton of the plans he expresses the
opinion that they are sound anc
logical and. If faithfully carried out
should lead without doubt to a sue
oessful outcome"
Mr.. Davisons letter is addressed &c
Rt Rev. Arthur S Lloyd. .. d. pres
ident OF the Board of Missions, and
chairman of the Nation Wide Cam
paign Committee. In his letter Mr.
Dawson says:
II desire to take this opportunity
to express TO you my deep feeling OF
thankfulness that the church real
ICES in a large way the great oppor'
tunities for service which are before
her.
We were able during the wa'
period, to create a great world wide
organization for relief of the suf-
fering resultant from the conflict
and under the noble impulse which
were awakened. there was mustered
/, into the service OF humanity a vast
amount of hitherto latent will 70
serve, without which the success at
tanned hy the American Red Gross
and other welfare organizations
could not have gained. Now that the
war ia over, that will to serve must
not be permitted TO relax especially
since the world is facing problems
scarcely less vital or of less potential
influence upon our civilization thar
those which were settled on the helI
of battle, and many OF these pro
blems are incapable of solution ex'
/ cept in the light of the teaching!
OF christianity. To grip and hole
permanently for the sedvice of the
nation and humanity this forc'
! which the exigencies OF war broueh
| into play Is a task for which tn,
| church Is peculiarly fitted.
II have looked into the plans 70
! the organization of the campaig
ard am glad to say that in my opin
/ lon they are sound and logical and
II faithfully carried out. should lea
without doubt to a successful out
\ come
Tho Rod Gross. you will under
stand, intends to labor on In peace
AS in war. but It welcomes the Eel
lowship Of the church In the field
" hicJh In largo enough for an, an
where there = m especial task TO
tho church, which hslieve you
nationwide eAmpaiSn n ven Dc
MEpA n. aQn1n & = l3aqAnfDG :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15
NEW YoRK COTTON MARKET.

New York. oct. IA firm tone
prev allied on the cotton exchange to-
day despite The fact that the unset
tlemtnt in the stock market from
tune to time brought out selling pres
sure There was persistent buying
by the 'raac and this, coupled with
covering Of shorts and purchases Of
tho near months by spot houses was
sufficient to absorb all the supply and
leave "a considerable demand still 10
be taken care OF.
Competitive bidding by spot houses
jumped October cotton contracts az
the opening today fully 1875 points
above the close of last Saturday.
After tile opening the market worked
OF a trife from top, but remained
very active aad generally strong as
70 undertoue The market showed
continued frmness during the middle
Of tho dav owing 70 persistent de-
mand from houses with trade connec-
TONS and further broadening Of out
side interest
New high levels were scored In the
last hour Of covering by early sellers
and persistent buytng for trade ac
count which easily absorbed the sell
ing for profits by speculative longs.
The close was firm at net advance
~ G5 to loo points
Spot at New Orleans was steady.
with middling IS points higher at
s475 the sales were 1924 bales spot
here was steady at an advance Of 100
points at 9 40: there were no sales.
Receipts at the point ports New
Orleans, 5.171; Mobile. $50, Savannah.
1871: Charleston. 3.645; Augusta,
says Houston. IS,47o; St. Louis. SOS,
Cotton range
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15

Richmond, September %. 1919
List Of bank DEPOSITS tSa 80 and
Hvcr) In the Merchants Nati0ra
Bank. located In Richmond. Virginia
not checked on for twenty -one years
publication Of which is made A. re
CURED by chapter as. acts cf ss-
semhly, 1918:
j. r Glen. treasurer r. and y Inn
plement company, s4.54
Hugh Gordon. SETS
Shelburne & Scott in liquidation
1870 "a
The lawful owners. II any. ~ thjF
money can within ten years. apply
FOR the same to Hon. Roosevelt Page
second auditor OF Virginia, Richmond
virginia. furnishing proof Of suef
ownership satisfactory to that officer
c. LEE MOORE,
Auditor Public Accounts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15

sTATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP,
NAN 4 EME n T. CtRCULA-
TON, ETC. REQUIRED ny THE
ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST
%. 1912, OF THE RICHMOND NIR-
GILMAN. PUBLISHED DAILY AT
RICHMOND, VA. FOR OCTOBER J..
1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15

apolis in June (wet) numbered 6o7.
u July t4ryl the number wAs la.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15
DEATH NOTICE

at the residence or
s,syr sister, Mrs r. l.. Dunn. Han
oaser, Va. october ", 1919 IN thc
,sss.eenty-first year Of her age. Mrs.
SARAH 3. TOLER formerly OF
Richmond. Va. She was buried
Monday at the family outS lhh
ground. near Mangohick' King =" H.
iyarn county. She is survived by
tsuo sisters. Mrs. r. L. Dunn, and
Miss Virginia Nicholson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15
Richmond. September %. 1919

Corrmor 7vealth If virginia.
sr"ica OF Auditor 81 Public Accounts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15

New York. oct 14.-Business on
the outside securities market after
the holiday WAS more active, but the
Increased dealings were at the ex-
pense of values After the initial
prices which we're slightly above the
fna!s of last week. selling pressure,
developed and substantial declines
were scored through the entire list
Losses Of from fractions to more than.
four points were scored in nearly all
issues and recoveries from the OK
IRENE low levels were small The uH-
favorable news which chiefly con-
cerned tie spreading industrial I'M
rest locally Was tho basis of the SELL
ing movement
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15

Warssaw.-Capt Thomas M Bar
Der, of Charleston, w. Va. an Ameri-
can Red Cross worker. has Just re-
turned from a tour Of eastern Po-
land and reports unspeakable suffer
ing there. Many families who fed
during the war are just returning to
their native districts now" said Capt.
Barber. Their HON es have been de-
stroyed and they live in dug outs
built by the Germans. These are
damp and dirty and sanitary condi-
tons are frightfui. There Is practi-
caliy no food and whole families live
on berries and herbs mediate help
from America Is imperative"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15

All Kinds lived Carw Sold, Exchanged.
consigned Largest exchange IN
South MOTOR EXCHANGE, COS
efs West Broad street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15

What do Won regard as the most
important ~ our railroad prob
lems?"
Beating an express train over
grade crossing" answered Mr. Chug-
gins Washington Star, ~ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15
MONEY TO LOAN

Money to Loan on Country Bca'
estate GEO. +. CRAWFORD
co. S32 East Main street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-15

=. $ J sAIsn9SDe ar ARs-4nsassI !
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