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Dun. Trade Review.

NEW YORK. April ll.-Dun's Week
" Trade Review viii say tomorrow.
II is clear now. as in the recent past.
that prospects for business are better
ter steadily, II gradually. improve.
Some features arc so encouraging as
seem doubtful, and confidence in spite
of every adverse influence. maintains
dis,inSt "a, advance ,,n. The. phenomenal
should run far beyond all precedent
ia both size and value. not only pro
tural circles. but strengthens trade
sentiment the country over and affords
tangible basis for healthy national
subjected to various delays and incou-
! venienccs. - passing through tho re-
adjustment period without serious un-
, statistics have plainly demonstrated.
and even where there have been drastic
teyisionS Of prices from the greatly
inflated levels as in textiles. the shock
has been borne with gratifying inca
appointing results in those lines where
divergent views about prices remain
Dortani iron and, steel industry or
where other problems as vet unsur-
mounted tend TO prevent the vigorous
peace.time expansion that seems war
rantcd by the strong underlying con-
ditions. OF faith in further recovery
from the econ onic repression that fol-
lowed the wars ending there is an
abundance, but the existing situation
is one which, although clearly Of high
promise. not unnaturally compclS con
scrvatiSm and caution. and there il no
marked speculative discountins of the
future.
While April ! estimates must be ac-
copied with reservation, this year
winter wheat crop should prove Ia nc
the largest in The country's history.
and combined winter and srrinE
wheat harvest well above i.000,0no,'uu
bushels is strong possibility
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CmANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

,Ai2! few Nqnnsly noi ,P;}ss 70 Msr
Harold ,1d,a S bSOmOeTF and A1x,a B. hut
SG$ssss S5asE and Cary
ssseSors OF s.0G sa.on d$eeasea sutfSn
ard Belmont Avenues March Fl. i" ;E"
b. R &c Trust coTpany trustees 70
Sha 2s9Iss fse, Ing inches SoTi 4
feEuiar}. east line Boulevard. l:s fee, il
i isis n snd of Floyd Avenue. April 4.
John p Wish Ct , ais, trustees Min
S xar, Of Tsj5d fxsSae and Birch Streets
70 Pat McDoo,nopgh and MARY A; T. Nc Don;
!' s,asF5 north AIhs"n Inc e s.d as?'
nae Hnfc hos ee sl, 1sSes east Of Elm Street;
70 pa: ana %ar, = s Mspenoaass2ss. e 5ex ~:
INCHES west OF Mulberry Street. March -,
sSsi2 e. ;$s "s,'% Iss asnsToi' Nv sSs;
5ssss5 ss sRG I'm .oA:s
soa!h Inc TsyieF stTss,;a % fsef eat S Of
wolt; 80: iiI:$S Rtyerly Street Is Re- lyet s
Rssst Is p; 5si' ss..s I'M Of n nGTS5S
Chasie Traheri. (cnc. half undivided moietyJ
Nos. sos. $40 and Sl2 North Madison Street
ssi,xtS FEC; .tir'eSniar., wes, line Madison
street: also cO1so fee, inches north sid
broad street; 5s.ls feet west OF Madison
b &; Wherry. truNe.. 10 Thomas w.
Wtshs', n n Sn1 Maty MICHEL 80. 3io
on q Wessthsmpt9n Avenue; 80 feet west or
T.. F. Schmidt, trustee. to Fred Poehier.
No. $500 West Main street. 20 feet inches
by 81 feet inches at northwest corner OF
Main Str.st and Crenshaw Avenue April
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CnTrON M\I,kETS

NEST YORK. Nprl ll--tabIcS from fdriS
i,dicatinS thai the work OF the ucacc con
s,rcnuv was approaching completion s;in .
nod the undcrtonc OF tho cotton market
ward thc cnd OF business today after 1t
nd been irregular and dcprcsscd at Inter
Ill 'Ihe volume al business was the
r,nilcsi IN scvcra! weeks. More favorable
rsdictions az 20 the weather in The, holt
cIu"d 80 check fresh huvinG. one OF tho
raturos wa. switching. from Ma" 10 later
cijvcrics. The attention at Traders WAS
ircctcd 20 bad weather and strong, cables
,rIy causing ~ firm opcning. with old style
Il to G. POINTS hi.gher and new siyl" 81 To IS
'oiuts higher. There WAS an active trade.
cnt houses ana Liverpool .buyinE contracts
-ccIy. while offerings. after active selling,
Hcrc lighter.
Reports Of frecr offerings Of spot. nc
.ompanicd Southern selling orders in the
yet hour, when the narkHt ruled unsettled
nd for a tine weak selling off 10 a not
c,I;u. OF to - points. \ sharp covering
:ioyCmcnt developed near the close.
iIcr,tp,S ~ the DurS for tic daY were
y i6g ba les: exports were I.2iG bales.
Sp5t at New Orleans Was Unict. witt, mid
ling unchanged. "Gh cents. saics were $50
.ire Spot here was uuict q, a decline Of
roin;s ut 2s.Ii cents. There were no sales.
i,cccip,s Al some OF tn" leading ports
ere: Galveston. aa2a: New. orleans; t,'6
90: Norfolk. so. Augusta sos: Memphis.
Wa ST Louis. G.1??. Houston. 2.5i2
cation table:
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TIIREATENS MINERS WILL
TAKE "DRhSTIC STEPS,


PITTSBURGH. PA, April 11.--John
l. Lewis. acting president OF the
United Mine Workers OF America. who
for the past two days has been in
9pecting mining conditions in the
published here today that the miners
rganization would be obliged to take
drastic action unless there Is change
eral Hines
Mr.. Hines actions indicate that he is
determined not 10 keep his promises
contracts, giving full publicity to such
contracts and guaranteeing a fair
profit to operators. since | have been
in Pittsburgh" declared Mr.. Lewis. al
have learned that he Is making con
tracts. for coal during April The Gus
tom has been to contract for six
months supplies. This means" said
Mr. Lewis. that the director-generai
viii arrange TO get coal during May
for less than he paid in April"
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CuICAHO LIVE ,rOCk M,rKEr

IHlCAGO. AprII N-Iors. Receipts. Is 100
35c5 buik OF sales. 20 25 q 20 IS; heavy weight,
" " 2 l'e5 inediuni weight. ~ ion zost. light
sow i. 10 ~ 1850: o!cs i,G0IIeoo
tatue; keceipts. 2co, head beef steers
aNd butcher she stock STEADY strong
bulls and feeders steady. calves 80 cent
lower: heavy beef stserz. II. JDEI -: light
beef steers ioyon 1850 butcher COWS and
heifers. sou 10 p: veal calves. li25ii 100 /.
stocker aHd feeder steers. ; - a ~ 80
Sh"ep: Receipts. 500 mead. market gen
.rdllg steady best HANDY weight Colorado
ied lambs, 1865. lambs. - pounds or less.
li1a n $50. n hounds better. Il - n - ~ :
cu.!s. iirou 40: ewes. !. rD1 80: cuils and
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L. S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS

Thc United States Circuit Court Of ADJ
peals recOnveRed yesterday morning a 10 20
o'clock. with the following Judges and ofG-
Gals In attendance: Circuit Judges: Hon.
Martin 4. knanp OF washlngton. d. C., and
Hon. Charles A. Woods. OF MarionS S. c.
timore. Md.
Case argued yesterday:
No. l105-Drovcrs and Mechanics National
Bank OF BaitimoT" Md. plaintifr in error.
and r. r. Wagner; receiver, defendants In
er521 10 inc 4ii hy court OF
and Mr. Altrsd s. Niles, of pal,imore Md
Hall and Mr.. D. c. T. Davis. Lr. OF Cha Ties :
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Y; VA, FOR tho defendants in error.

ton; W VA, FOR the defendants in error.
Court announced and handed down It's
opinion ~ the following case:
;.rys United States Army. appellant. VS.
Wi!!.1m i. M!kcll. appellee: appeal from
the United states District Court at Charles
ton. >. Z. Opinion by Judge Prtichard Re
vcrScd.
Conference" day:
Saturday being conference day the court
VIII not near arguments In cases today.
but viii go Into conferences upon eases here
totorc argued and remaining undecided
Court adjourned until this morning a. 10 90
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nunedry Vote. Under Rcd Coercion


BUDAPEST. April 1.-THE elections
in hungary for the creation OF Soviet
councils passed OF without reported
incidents Soviet organizations being
formed in the country districts by
means OF ballotng The whole pro-
cion OF the Red army. with the ma
jority OF the voters in many places not
appearing TO know why they were
voting.
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g Avcpye. Lien ,s..5o. April :. 1919:

tax $3.50. $40
:: FISa en- poY .a, an; snd Mary Swifs , n
West Main Street. 20 feet z inches by 50
feet AZ northwest corner OF Main Street ana
EreDshaw ,Ayenu: Lien $1,000. April $.
snche. by 50 feet, south line Grace Street.
l"S rect inches east OF Sheppard Street.
April T. 1919; tax see $40.
Minnie = Davis and Il. -. thusband) TO
w. {. NcCloud. lot % and northern one
half OK 10: is, sauar" 10 Chestnut I'M;
Avenue and Birch street. April 3. 1912;
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- -
On tho Curb Market.

NEN FvRk NnrII Il.-TradinG was gam
IN large volume the curb market TO-DAY
Industrial continued to attract MOI, atien-
ton because OF tn" price changes that cha "a .
tcriZcd The dealings. Professionals were
most conspicuous. Changes industrisis wore
mostly toward higher levels. gaining = tn
points above the hnais OF Yesterday. The
seasoned industr!sls wcrc less active. but
firm. Indie pendent oils wcr" again in fair
demand. but not as firm a. before Mciai,
uuict ana prices steady.
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AMERICAN DECLINES OFFER
Hungarian Government Wanted Him
to Tnkc Management Of ALI Hotels
and Restaurants.
(By Associated Press.J

the Hungarian central government FOR
placing separate industries under one
Responsible directing head led to the
and restaurants under this system to
an American, Misaly Geliert. The
American. however. declined the gov
ernment'S offer to take charge
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SHORT TERM NOTES

.m Foreign soc -. Aux J. 1910 -...... af..
lm Tobatco a. Nov J. 1919. ......... Icog.
im TOttcro :. NOV. /. l:11 ....--...-.... 1853,
Anglo ttcnch -. oct IS iy-r ,........-.- rsA
NriuoUr " 70 ia. Juno -. 10. ....,-.... lpti.
iothichcm Steel. =. luy J. 1920 500. iJli.
British Jt.-. SDN. l. I?tt............ 3,i.
Ir.tIsh 80 .<oV J. ia1i .....--..-.. %S'4
:, -. &. I! Joint y. July /. lo-l.......... ~,
'Ldahl Packing 90. -. .luiv ". if-5.... 1923.
J0Iniuiou OF canada 5s. Aug. l. lHiy..... 90.
-j"C Nut"-Idt- 90. -. Aug. -. iIls...l.. loo
Hooking Val. Hy. col. ir. Is Mar. ]. 1924 37s.
acob bold Packing 90 -, Hov =, $50 Iopis
= cob Dold Packing 20 -. Sov y. 1919. Icii1
.igsett & NScrs Us. Dec. J. ly-i........... l0Il.
.loii;ic Piow Co - Scot !. 1871 ,.......... l0iH
.ioine Flow Co. g. sent. !. 1873 :...... 1919
iononEahcIA Valley Traction Co Is.
Proctor ~ Gamble -. Mar i. 1921 ........ 1885,
rector y Gamble -. Mar J. ls2s........ iai
;out h.rn Railway ~. Mar J. 49, ........ S9i.
swift x Co. 81, Aug, IL. 1871 .,......-..... 1907.
Tc-tiushou-.: Electric and ai.Hufactur
!n= SIS FEB l. 1879 SEQ. 1911 !.
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NEW yonK LIVE SToCK MARKET

weao;, s:ssr-. Il i6pi7.60. no prime heavy
on Tered: bulls Sr9T l:.y!. COWS. IS n l., 80.
Calves lower: veais. 1900 1900: cuiS 10
- ds"' niue calves. II ID: fed calves. $500
sheep and lamb. steady: fair un.horn
clipped uoI.s. IL ~.
Hog steady Al si.no a $3.50 FOR ilrht to
fairy heavy hogs; pigs. Is.yoal?.5o. rouEhe
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Hic lisIc LIVE sTocK MARKET.

Rsport Tor The week ending Ap-N !. 1919:
Shoice steers. 1851 n l5c: medium 10 good.
III a ifES; common 10 fair, l0nl2c: choice
eom'non 70 fair. euiic: choice COWS ii n
I!t-c: medium TO good. roe common 10
fair. eHsc: beg, oxen. .lli3c: medium 10
good tai2c; common 10 fair, sTlOc: best
hearY bulls. In i2c: fat light bulls. gi7 n lie
GOOD bologna bulls. saior: fair. ga &c: hes,
caNcs DC: common 10 fair. iiIisc best
hogs. 2,c pigs and shoats. IsGIIc: sows and
stays i2nidc: beet sheep. i2niic: common
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Widespread Disorders In Korea.
fp,,

SEOUL. April l1.-Ninc persons arc
reported TO have been killed and many
others injured in disorders at Sondo.
Honghyon in the Province OF Pingyang,
according 10 government advices. Seoul
is quiet
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SAVANNAH. Ga. .toril ii.-Turpentinc
hrm, ~, sales. - ca-ns: receipt. a cssks :
shipments - 90 SKIS: stock. II 3i3 casks
Rosin firm. sa!es. 9s barrels; rrcelpta -
barrels
Quot; r, no; p. =: HE. + II y: G.
We IL ~ WV - - -
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK April II.--Dcnurs today were
dIranccd /. cent ward and cotton duck
discounts were shortened 10 a basis OF ~.
per cent of the list GRAY goods were active
and higher. Yarns were tirincr. Jobbers re- =
ported al Increased business SiIks were
IN better demand
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange:
CHICAGO GI,AIN MARKET.

. tITTt'NiiD. NprH T.-Frrsh strcnFth de-
vciopcd in tht corn market today. chiefly
as Il result Of word that the United States
vessels; to the Argentine trade; rriccs closed
with May $i.57%i Ia SI.5SL aud July tI.i9;s TO
$40, oats finished !; cont decline TO like
advance IN provisions there was rise of
., 10 " cents.
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lot Z. block 4, Powhatan Place. April (.
1919. 500.
p. o. Cone and s. p. (wtfe> 70 George
h. Newsome. trustee. AZ acres. New Beth
lehem and Pen!ck Roads. April S. 1919.
.2.soO.
G. e. Garnet. and H Sutton. t-ustees to
:. IL. Wilkinson and wife. lot 4. block l..
Ginter Park. December s. 1918, $3.50.
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\,rED STATES GOyERNME\T RONps

:. Registered -. 1850 ,nidJ.....a... * Is
:. Registered q. 49, tDldb. ......-... ~. -
United 'StucD ilb-riV go ....-..........4 ~ ~
nird States Liberty 1T is.............. ~ 20
uiird Stacs Liberty ii ES.,............... - %
'-a..a S;.t"a Liberty lSt q. .. -
lnitcd STATE. liberty "a u.s.. .4....... 80"
United States Liberty 81 f.s....--..-. 9S..S
mixed Sta,cs Liberty AN Ii....--.-...... - ~
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tos IS. q cents: Butter easy cheese steady
Cottonseed oil was quiet and unchanSe d
frlne crude. iI.O. prime summer yellow.
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N''eh 'ne"'.'.... ass 2ls5 nS MS
Aiadllng IS i5; stock. 1880 bales
-niHcr noEts-RcCciptS cor balps: orno-,.
-':r,i oa!eS; stock. 12.7et bales -
io'a! toGay at all por;s-Rcceipts 60 si7
oNcs: exports 2s.Ni bales stock i. eis.ce.
T9isi Tor week all por,s-Recelp,.. 1881
, ,ota! fer sssnasonEReceIpts. 4s7s BIS bales:
.EEW, oRLEASs Anil Il-Period, Of
tenth mainly on the opening and again
"a we Il2>e marked the trading In cotton
i9day DuflS the noon hour the markci
M'hl I" nst decline. II iIrmed uu rapi,i'''
- uoints "a VI 10 10
ne GpEn!ng was higher on continued bad
wHath"r In the belt. GOOD cables and u be ,iar
Icing regarding the Dolit!Sa! sIfua,ion
y. improvements continued unt! IL amouni
"a To y 20 a. pnnt4 Small mil taEinrs fS-
~" Week, 1900 bales or American ae.Ins,
-S-'' th.s week last year caused a ycIiinr
Wy" ava rriges broke sharply I,udin., ;hn
market % IL uoints under tho clos. ~,
|cNi"TcaE on thc rnoet active months For a
VIM the tone was barely steady M, Ana
u" sifEhtih was gained on he rumor ,b,,
i-'"$l george had hrnouncc,. thai tho o.,
'rNt' a,4e' ana associates had com. inc
compete "rcgrN on the pcaC. terms a.,
M new .Y'c May buiEod 10 now bir,,
!"H"i i"r III" day. to 25Cl. where Il, 49,,
% N'intH over Yesterday. close
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RICIIMONp PRODUCE MARErr
Wholesale Ouotnffoo.

HlohmOnti, Va. Apr! III I,Is
~ Nco4soE- Cralr Co. Inc. Rich.non, u,
70 ;. o"u AGministra License No a; u.-.,
Butter. "
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Renee. Very active: never idI
and executive ability. a chan
" worries. you need IN;
thorough knoyI.il
.lnFness 20 work, one who W
eu closely. address X s23. ca
atch. Answers strictly confde
'-PositiOn as city salesman I
grocery houre or similar In
guarantee and commissions.
lines Dispatch.
FINANCIAL
-
Stnacu n.~..,.t.. ,
-
FINANCIAL
BusIness Opnorlnnilics

barber shops in town viii seiI chesn
going into other business. Address X sls
care Times Dispatch.
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Machinery and FOOLS.

BYERs-D. c. d. ID. hosting engines,
wood saws. sawmiiis. plsncrs. iath mills.
edgcrs' air compressors. emery stands.
lathes. drill press. shaper, blacksmith tools
chatting. hangers. pulieyo. betting. $3.50
horsepower Fairbanks Morse oil tractor.
tors. laundry machinery. water tanks. terra
Gotta pipe. boilers and engines Guaranteed
condition. ]. Buford Co.
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DISPLAY-CLASSIFfED
Contractors Outfit
AT AUCTIOj

AT AUCTION
FRIDAY. MARCH IA. 1919,
ae my stables A9oi Williamsburg Ave.
IL Large Mules. to s years old.
Mares and 6 years. WEIGHING N,
pounds. ''-''
pair, Of Extra Good Horses year,
old. 800
Combination Horses
IL New Double Farm Wagons.
Double Ice Wagons.
No. Drag Pans.
j No. Contractors Plow,
IL Sets of Good Double Harness.
Extra Fine Saddle.
2sRidng Brides.
l Ford Touring, 1918 model
Lot OF Extra Harness, etc i1
TERMS: Announced day of sal..
II. B. THROoP.
a. e LEONARD, Owner. uone'r'
Anna r. Johnson ct ais. Appellants
,Powha,an Mining Company Inc, ct ais.
Appellees
;, Upon an appeal from and superse-
I fhs VI =, cou at OF Cupeper County on
this case is to have the said decree e
reversed and annulled. and affidavit
a.ths DGSn maue ana filed that j. Il.
Roth, William G. Haslage and Powhar
tan Mining Company, Inc. are non
residents of the State of Virginia, il
Is ordered that the said ]. g. Roth.
William c. Haslage and Powhatan Sin,
ing Company, Inc. after due pubIica
ton of this order In The Times-Dis-
patch, a newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond, Va. once week for
TOUR successive weeks, appear here ON
the hrst day of April, 1919. to answer
the said appeal.
Copy-Testc;
Fl. STEWART JONES'
Clerk
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Farm and Dairy Products. {

MORE EGGS GUARANTEED-Feed rurina
Chicken Chowdcr with Puriaa Chicken
must he roostors." so says Colonel Purina.
In ioo.pound bags aud Ia pound pack :
ages at your grocer's from Brauor d.
Hasten. Distributors. l2os East Cary Street.
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COLLECTION CLERK = The ReminSto,
Typewri,er Co, !: North Ninth Street
nave ortninE for experienced COLLECTION
CLERK with executive ability and capable o
handling collection hle. Apply Miss Bid
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Houses for Sale.

or In the city or good farm, you are
looking for. call to SEQ l.. r. Branch, $50
East Main. Room ..
CLAY ST.-Clay and Marshall Street houses
3 quickly sold II listed with Bragg Bros
ELAN 81 FuNSTEN-Snlea. loans. rents
lll3 East Main street.
ELAN & FUN6TEN-Sales ioapg renta
Ills East Main Street.
FLATS AND HOUSES
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RUG CLEANlNG--Wr cI.sin and store your
rugs under "a guarantee against moths
~. Fred Richardson Security Storage Co.
Inc Fireprcof Storage for Household Goods
Main and Bcvidcre Sis. Randolph $40.
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CIEA MING and pressing done by tho
Spotless Cleaning Works $50 North Jiar-
rison. Prices risM. rhone Madison 22l6.
ia RTZ'S cleaning, pressing and dyeinE.
boulevard bSi. 1911 IL West Main
Rest work.
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Tailoring and Pressing

ALLEN AVE-. CLEANING AND PRESSING
WORKS. l South Allen Avenue. Phone
linnlnNAru 50.
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II a.
. j.: ~ u. L.. Dcnoon. S07 IL. MIln Street
AlGHLAN PARK-For sale. 10 feet. tTi-
anElc-shape lot, In Highland Park on
land Streets. al 81 Dor front foot; can build
ward 1861.
WOODLAND HElGITS: beautiful lot al
bargain Madison 7037-M
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Help-Male or Female. 81
llELP OF all kind furnished selections made
BY cxpcricnced employment force. Public
Phone Randolnh 2+5 and Madison 47si.
HOSIERY MILL WORKERS - Wanted.
Also other hosiery mill workers. RunnnG
IHli time. fity.six hours week. Only fam,
Letter Box Z, scotland Neck. N. c.
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! Observation-Disclosures Junk and Pipe
| Co., COS Brook Avenue. Randolph 1915.
buy and sell pipe. machinery, scrap iron.
/ metals. rubber pinnlH bought. - ~
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd--Fcninlc.

= NURSE
e desired TO take charge OF tho p
Germ IN Richmond The successful
applicant, must be thoroughly expo
rienced In surgical work and first
aid treatment. Replies viii DO
treated . conhdentially. Address
"Limico." care Times Dspa
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ENGINE BOILERS. ETC. FOR SALE.
HOSTING ENGINE DOUBLE CYLIN.
DERS. 71io, DOUBLE DRUMS. BOON
SWINGING GEAR AND BOILER. TWO
no. li-S MARSH CAPRoN CONCRETE
MINERS WITH BOILERS. ENGINES.
WATER TANKS AND LOADING SKIPS ON
STEEL TRUCKS SET OF 6o-TT.' PILE
DRIVER LEADS. SET OF 5-TON STIFF
LEG DERRICK FITTINGS WITH SET.
STIFF LEG DERRICK FITTINGS. TEN
TON 3-wHEEL STEAM ROAD ROLLER.
SEVEN NO. lie WHEELERS. THREE
TON MOTOR TRUCK. sIs. CARE
TINES. DISPATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11

COOK--Wahted. good cook. Apply In
COOk--Room premises. Call ut aIIS
Grove Avenue or phono boulevard 2924-J,
GIRL OR, WOMAN wanted FOR general
farm FRAZER 2 country girl; ono who
fond OF children. $40 and board 10 start.
Car fare advanced and will refund aftnr
Nufphy's Hotel, March ~ and Is.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-21

course, due to unusual conditions of
water and feed, but proves beyond the
question that it is possible to produce
fish of legal length and more in single
season. 1t also proves that the trout
fishing in Vermont can be maintained
and improved in only one way, constant
stocking. 1t is the general opinion of
anglers that the fishing in Vermont has
improved to a considerable extent in re-
cent years in spite of the fact that the
number of fishermen is increasing and
that more of them continue the sport
during the late summer months of July
and August.
While admitting that conditions are
| better than they used to be, it Is plain
| that an effort must be made to expand
the fishing area of the state. In other
| words there must be more trout water
| There are in the state today many
/ ponds out of which it was once possible
to obtain good catches but which are
now inhabited by inferior varieties OF
| Ash. Some of these ponds should be re
| stored to original conditions, if possible
| 1t will take time and money but once
| the work is done and the ponds are safe
| guarded against future infection by
by sunfsh, grass pickerel and Other
| worthless varieties the fishing will be-
assured for years. Many of these ponds
are created from cold springs on the bot
tom and the temperature of the waite
will not be affected by the cutting away
of the timber as has come to be the cas-,
with many of the larger trout streams.