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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-17
BAN ON PARCELS TO
OVERSEAS men LIFTED

Parcels for men and civilians con-
nected with the American Expedition
airy Forces weighing not more than
seven pounds can now be sent without
being accompanied by the signed re-
quest of addressee, postoffice officials
announced Thursday. This announce
ment comes as good news to many
mothers, fathers, sisters, wives and
sweethearts, who have been wanting
to send packages overseas at more fire.
quent intervals than signed requests
could be received by addresses from
their superior officers.
The postage on these parcels which
can now be sent will be twelve cents
a pound. Directions from the post
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-17
RICHMOND, MO-, JUDGE
DIES after STAbbING

RICHMOND. Mo-, April 17.-Judge
Frank P. Divelbiss, Of the Seventh
Judicial District, who on April z, was
stabbed nine times in the court house
here by Robert S. Lyon, editor OF the
Richmond sConservator, is dead.
Immediately following the announce
ment of the death of Judge Divelbiss.
Lyon was placed under arrest on a
charge of first degree murder. He was
lodged in the Bay County Jail without
bond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-17
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
By Mrs. Morton

the leaves, and trim away tiny roots
and faded or yellow leaves. Remove
from the icewater and shake as free
as possible and dress with a French
salad mixture of four tablespoonful
of high grade olive oil to one of cider
vinegar, a half teaspoon Of salt and
one-half as much as that Of paprika or
cayenne. Toss thoroughly and fill a
handsome salad bowl, pressing away
from the center to make a place for
strips Of tart apple cut from apples
which have been peeled. Arrange
these in heap and dash the remain
der of the dressing over. Serve with
cream cheese busted with salt and
soda cracker.
DISCOVERIES
To Clean LinoIeum-Everyone who
has a floor covered with inlaid limo.
leum knows 1t is hard to clear About
an hour or so before ready to clean
linoleum make a hot suds of soap
fakes (any good soap shaved fine
will do). When lukewarm, wet the
linoleum all over with the suds, being
careful not to get too near the edges
next to the walls.
Leave for an hour, then mop. The
dirt will come off like magic, no more
trouble than to wipe up a polished
floor.
One Usually Has a partly used card
Of snap fasteners in her sewing has.
ket; so when taking snaps from IN
old garment instead Of throwing them
into box, to be lost or mismated
let her fasten them upon this card
with the unused ones.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-17
WILL ASK STREET PAVING

OXFORD. O., April 1.-THE village
council last night decided to send a
representative to Columbus with the
Automobile Clubs committee to urge
the appropriation Of money by the
legislature to pave streets adjacent
to Miami University's campus. r. D.
Gillespie probably will be delegated to
represent the village.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-17

office specify that parcels need not
be packed in wooden boxes. but In
strong corrugated paper boxes. and
not sealed, but tied with heavy Irvine.
Also parcels must not contain explos-
ives, anything inflammable. poisonous,
or calculated to injure other mail or
persons handling the mail Glass
bottles OF liquids must not be sent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-17

A safe toy gun for children that has
been invented shoots wire ring with
such a spin that 1t returns to the
shooter.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
A HOME FOR LESS
THAN THE COST OF
BUILDING IT TO-DAY!

tirantwood. y. J.. on TIE Palisades: al
modern improvements: gas. electric light.
steam heat, sanitary plumbing. lots OF
room; plot looxl5o: glorious view OF the
Hudson: can be had al = bargain price Apply
10 Z. STACK, c4 West ed 81. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31

ATTRACTIVE homes IL Addis,eigh at sr
Aibans STA on. / l. which Is 80 minutes
from Penns3 3!vanja and Flathush Avenue sta
ions. and minutes from Jamaica by rail-
road or automobile bur. They overlook ST
Adams Golf Course Some are sl3 500 10
$4,000 for or 9 rooms and 3 baths and
others are $4,000 ;cr rooms and baths
ONCE near St A!5ans Station. and 34r 5th
Ave. New York City. EDWIN H BROWN
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
NEW JEh~E.Y

FOR SALE.-S.X large rooms. naih and Ia,a-
dry Improvements lot l00xe0o: high loc,,.
Noa garden. garage. agtesian we'll MIN
uies walk from d. l.. a W. Station. u-ap
81 hool. shurch nice neighAorhoed lrouiro
". d. kITCHELL. Lincoln ParA y
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
Rural Estates, in Erabryo

FAN is the time 20 buy. to bltG TO de-
velop country estates More labor -
availa be in the country atter crops are
harvested than At other times. Long
Island. n Y. affords IDEAL ioca..sns .or
summer homes of wealth and refinement.
as Florida does for winter residence and
Tor a ike reason. each being between Two
arg" bodies Of wster. the sez and the Culr
ard the sea and the Sound. ana Ions.
sand Is easl! access. Die to both SEA and
Sound, also by ra-l and * ellen, rlrn-
Pixies. TO the sfsa, -.letropoiiS For unde-
ve!oped but fna- located -racts Of wooded
and cleared land. from i lew acres and
up to hundreds Of acres. from 20 10 40
miles iro. the ely, ana ..t prices ranging
from. $1,000 al acre down 10 a few
hundred. address O. NJ, care of Real
Est. Bd; OF New York. 2l7 Broadway.
y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
Wonder!u! opnortunltv
; sVN 4 =" I Q" 4 utlI 7
Country Estate

fIICS Onty 3o.UUJ
In New Jersey, - minutes from, Jersey C!ty
va Erie; must be sold 10 close estate; 3
minutes walk station Montvaie y. j..
very hish-c!ass nsis shbo.hood about 237
leet frontage on fine road, running bacl.
bout 1900 feet with large plot in rear:
a bout acres in all tcqual TO about 80 citv
!otsl, charming country; very high and
+ tertjla' shade rees; large orchard beau
tllul garden plots; greenh house; large barn
tcou.1 scheaply be converted into COM
Portable dweIiing> wagon sheds; tool
houses; chicken house, -5xSo feet; chicken
arooder t,,1 house -2xl7 feel now occupied
me1ts costing about $4,000; also including
a surrey, carriage. wagon. harnesses. in
cUbator, brooders. farm machinery. and
tools in profuston worth upward Of 81. 900
will sell the whole, including land. I'M
proveincnts and personal property. for the
:idicuIorsiy low price OF $1,000; terms
SO 600 cash. $4,000 mortgage. years: un-
derstand, there is 10 house this prop
erty, but it is a snap for a ready buyer;
an ideal place for a gcntleman's country
home. surrounded b. costly residences
convenient for N-w York business man
committing daily; blueprints. photographs
inventories open for inspection. For par
ticu!ars call Franklin X. Brown. ~ Union
Square, New York. Stuyvestant 24S2
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
FOR sALE-North Jersey Hills; 81 !ail

FOR SALE-North Jersey INNS; 81 & n Hes les
out: very completely developed place on
rections; three lakes in sight. one 500
feet distant: boating and fishing rights
community club. country cluo Two n!les, it'
schools churches stores; rail and trolley
i've minutes: old trees; extensive estab::
lished rose and other flower gardens and
shrubbery: bearing fruit trees: small
fruits: ample vegetable gardens. pure ar
tes!an we'll water from public supply;
electric light, house ten rooms. Two baths
tully equipped for summer and winter.
steam heat: coal IN cellar: large supply
Of fireplace and kindling wcoc under
sheds. large garage; about 's acres;
completely furnished il desired.
owner, room 30 A Wall St, New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
BEST PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
Mount Vernon and the Pelhams

Iooley Realty Co.. Mount Vernon. N, Y.
1hohe. alt. Vernon 3i00 or Pelham 47So
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31

FOR SALE.-Juusuaiiy attractive all ycar
home. new Colonial brick dwelling With
garage, H.st a1or has large living room,
flning room. kitchen. extra toilet and
.aundry IN basement: second aoor three
bedrooms. tled bath. interior finished
ihrous hout in white enamel woodwork
ana mahogany doors. parqret aoors
lHrou uK nout. steam heat. sas. electricity.
ments; minutes wall. TO .a.g park and
bathing. one block express station. 10
minutes Grand Central. cents fare. 81
600 cash required. balance Oh terms For
plan and photo call, write or phone J
" lTHE EPS. - East 3.d ST iele hone $40
Murray Mn.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
NEW COLONIAL STYLE HOUSE. seven
MT. KIsCO

I. from AID Street Exceptional location.
~ iinsoase' II rooms baths. Tenant house.
rsoins "a rooms Both newly decorated Barns.
~-'@se' poultry house, etc. Price $50, 600
CARPENTER 4 PELTON. Inc.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

Consisting OF acobean-fnish Solid CHARTERED
Oak Euffet with mirror top. Heavy Pedestal EN-
tension Table. Square. A1l-gass Panel China Case
and Serving Table to match. A remarkable under
selling value on Easy Credit Terms. ..............
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
WANTED

the General Motors corporation has ar
ranged to finance its own sales of au-
tamobiies abroad attracted public at
tentio 70 the stock OF that company
with TAO effect Of advancing II more
than 25 points. This company If the
first to DR. that. The plan will do away
with government guarantees and is SO
sound from business point Of view
thar Il must be copied by other con-
ceens.
Tobacco stocks warc under innu-
cree OF the covering Of important con-
tracts by very large banking inter-
est which has been heavily short for
two months. Handsome profits were
made by the short interest ana these
profits have gone back into the same
stocks on the long side.
coppers remained heav. In the face
Of the genspal advance. This 10 due
- the unusually large vo1pyneAo OF metal
Cnsold. or II sold. undelivered. This
metal is white eiephont owing to the
heavy interest charges for much OF X
!S destined for export and the tank /
ers tnxcived insjst they cannot X 1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20

TRUSTEES TIoN SALE or
TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN
wEsTMORELANp PLACE. HEN
RICO COUNTY. VIRGINIA. A SHORT
DISTANCE WEST OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
In execution of deed Of trust.
da ted February !. 1915. and recorded in
the clerks office OF the circuit court
OF Hcnrico county. Virginia In deed
book 2a5-R. page sos. default having
been made in the payment of past OF
the debt thereby secured. and having
been required by the beneficiary there-
in so to do. We win sell at public auc-
tion on the premises
TUESDAY. DECEMBER a. 1919,
At 4sao s'ClecksH NJ.
the following described propertys
All that certain tract or parcel Of
land situated and being In the county
OF Henrico. state or Virginia. being lot
No. z. as shown on = plat ofswestmore-
land Place made by Warren III. Man
ming. dated MAY 6. 1918. and recorded
in the clerks office Of Heurfco county,
Virginia. In plat book 10, page ~. which
tract fronts two hundred feet feeo
fosp on the north line Of Powhatan
avenue and extends back between par
aiiei lines. the eastern line Of wh ich is
the western line Of lot No. 1, $40 feet
all ~ shown on the plat Afore said.
TERMS: Cash. i.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL
BANK or RICHMOND.
Truste<.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
NEW YORK CURB

New York. Dec. is.--Atter an irregu-
lar opening prices CT the curb market
advanced. although = large number Of
issues did TO better than ynaintai, the
Level OF yesterdays closing prices.
.amaigamatea LIE ar h e>r showed
aarcngth moving upward 90. points.
Genera! Asphalt in late trading main
tanned a gain of 5ss points. Aontgon-
cry Ward gained / u and United Pic
lures u General Motors sold off y
ami Mercer Motors lost one point.
International Petroleum moved nr
Z Guffey- Gillespie and Merritt OH adj
vamced Z and :. respectively, while
producers and rehners made frac-
t.6nsI advance.
Mining shares were fairly active. but
presented no features and displayed
mixed Price changes. curb nst:
Aetna Expiosives--l.eDo shares bid.
S'A asked s&.
Allied oil-s5oo coo shares; bid tl-is;
asked. =.
cosden OIL 500 shszes aia, s%;
aeked. al.
s.',' OILS oon shares. bid. 8:
asked, SIS.
RIA roma! petroieu - 10000
shares: hid. s4s4 asked, sb.
Merritt oii--3,nea shares; bid, Iss !;
as ed II,
metropolitan oil---t.ooo shares; bid,
80 asked. 8,
Midwest Refnins--sso shares; bid,
ISL: asked. 162
RFcEata Texas Col. 500 shares; bid.
:. asked. z.
southwestern OH sno shares: bid.
a1z asked. ei..
rexas Ran ger-l,2eo shares: bid X !;
asked. / -
Victoria OIL iaegf---aoo shares; bid,
: = asked. y
Atanta-2,7oo shares bid. :; asked. 3
Big Ledge 2 soc shares; bid. T-IS;
asked. L, ...
Jumbo Tgxsension--s,soo shares, bid,
s; asked. 7. .~~ -
Mckinley Darragh---eeo shares; bid.
s4s.-as~a6.. g., ~,--
Nipissing Mines~--l Geo shares. bid.
fsas asked. l2&.
Rex. Cons.--s,ooo shares; bid, s;
asked 3.
i Tcuopah Extension 49, i.5se shares;
bio. .; asked. sfs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
DUN'S REVIEW

%e.v York. Dec fa-pun's Review
~fif say tomorrow:
The normal porJod for Inactivity III
= aofesatp trading 'a;ad activity In re
isfi distribution finds rather less Of the
former phase apparent than usual,
nj evef, more OF tho latter condition
ob4aInine than during ..y,@exioss years
~ a record holiday turnover. Relaxa.
t.ou Of the fuel and light regulations
Isssposed bv the recent biturntnous min
iae controversy has permitted OF freer
anu fuller shoppina at the height OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
COTTON. MARKET

New York, Dee. IA number Of
hullish influences combined 70 give the
cotton market a stronger tone today.
aftaongh business was only moderately
active.
The market started TO 10 points
higher Liverpool then sold Nav and
bought July. Spot houses took tho
near months. New Orleans was good
purchaser. The list turned easier
shortly after the cali. Offerings were
not heavy. hut buying was light and
By nidmorning prices were about ten
TO twenty points net. lower. Late in
the forenoon prices started upward and
continued to gain until they had risen
80 to As net In the afternoon.
Late in the day New Orleans became
seller and there also waa realizing
by some of the local traders and further
southern hedging. Covering by Wall
street shorts absorbed the offerings and
kept the undertone steady. Final prices
were 1s to~as points htshss.-
Spot here was steady and unchanged
at 1875; there were no sales. Spot at
New Orleans was steady. with middlins
unchanged at 4oe; the SAFES were Rel.
bales. Receipts at the principal ports
today.
Houston. 14sss: Galveston. 1o.o5s:
Now Orleans, 1904: Memphta s.s75;
s.ss<; Norfolk. 2,soe. Range:
December. -<--Openirg. 1855 highest.
$3.50; lowest ASIA. ciosin~t. 2s.to hid
:. January - GparinK.s 36.25; highest.
reg; lowest. as.St; eiSting. $3.50
Fet,ruary--Cicsing 's5.Ta bid.
March--Opening aASs highest $500;
lowest. 1853: closing sA,s2Gs4.ts,
Aprti--CiosinEs :s.1S bid.
MAy--npenanx. ys.%o; highest. saTa:
lowest. az2d: closing. s2.sA
June--ClosiDg, 3f4S bid.
Juiy---Opsning. 3e.ss: highest. II .es
lowest. $3.50: closing. $685..
kuRust--c'iOsinx. 1850 bid.
Closing. s3s.es bid
October CpeninE. 2S-26: highest,
1856 lowest. as s: closing. 1916 w 1850.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20

demand. only $4,000 bushels being sold
with pricss UNCHANGED to lie lower.
Reports Of the resellins Of corn by
exporters on the seaboard and Also re-
81 Hing by Canadian Manufacturers who
were forced to dispose OF their cash
corn which 10 yet to be shipped, because
or another deeline In foreign. exchange.
already the leading Weakening indu-
crre2-
Prospects were FOR nniider weather
which means the Hohsumption Of less
coal and also the possibility Of more
cars being furnished for, the shipment
Of corn which wcui4 result In lArgss.rs- y
ceirts ~ terminal markets.
Buying OF fpturss BY local traders
was the feature cf the oats market.
This demand led TO an Increase OF Ne
for the Deesmesr but thss more de-
feyred months were = to Nc lower.
The cash trade wAs fairly active.
with sales Of 10000 bushels and prices
unchanged TO No higher.
Sentiment In the provisioas- market
favored the hears. II was reported
tnat libArsi deliveries were being made
~ lard Nv packers ana with. the small
d;rand on foreign account fsr both
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20

AUCTION SALE
Real Extate Agent and Auctioneers,
Richmond. Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or AN
ATTRACTIVE AND n fs SIR ARI e
PLACE CONTAINING % ACRES Li-
GATED AT KTNGSLAND STATION
AND CONVENIENT TO THE Pc.
JERsBURG ELECTRIC CAR. WITH
GOOD DWELLING AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS
In execution OF n deed OF trust to
the undersigned trustee. bearing date
March -. 1919. recorded in the clerk 8
office Of the circuit court Of Chester
neld county, In deed book i5e. page
SIC. default having been made In the
nayrent OF the debt therein secured,
viii, at the request OF the noteholder,
sci: on the premises at public auction.
MONDAY. DECEMBER -. 1919.
mt o'clock y. NJ.
All that certain real estate described
in the said deed az follows;
All that certain tract of land, with
ali improvements thereon. lying and
being in Dale district. Chesterfetd
county, Virginia. containing 81 acres.
more or less. being known as Parker
Hall. Said property is located on tina
western side Of the A. c. L. Railroad
a3G extends from said road westwardly
~ Centralia County Road. and adjoins
the lands OF w. w. Turner. Il, n. nor-
sew and A. p. Branch.
TERMS: Cash as TO cost Of executing
this trust, any taxes or insurance that
may be due. one note for the sum at
$1,000. with interest from March ~,
1919. until paid. and also past due
notes amounting to $3.50. with interest
from March 10. 1912. until paid. The
81 ,eta has priority over all other notes.
This property is sold subject to 4 Heed
of trus. for $2,Beo. with interest from,
Juno &, 1919, until paid. balance upon
such terms as may be announced at
the sale.
r. T. CRAWFORD.
TvuufNo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
WANTS.
AUCTION SALE.
TRUSTEES sALE:, sOs.TH RTCHMoNu,
sale coasuct~S b, o.. A., Hawkins.
Manager Real F.a,ate Department.
nichmond .Trusf COMPANY.

passu,s aerinr h-e, ,raea IN the
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$50 - -, ,st.,,, 1890 ,tataa TINS
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20

port without some enabling act on the
part Of the government.
International Paper was strong
feature again. This lis the best cow In
Wall street. 1t doesn't yield az much
mix as tho Mercantile Marine stocka
use to give to insiders. but II does
fairly well for paper COW. The talk
Of big earnings. prospects Of dividends.
tic disappointment and the prospects
or lower prices for paper give the stock
an up and down swing which is highly
satisfactory to- the official pool. 1t il a
seiendid stock to let alone. 1t n also
a splendid stock to gamble in.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
USE HEAT RAYS FOR SIGNALS
WITH SECRET. WAR DEVICE

That siguals can ,he- transmitted and
received with Invisible heat raya. "a
successfully az with a beam of hight,
is demonstrated by the disclosure Of
q European signaling system used in
the war. The transmtttcr Is an elec-
trio arc, Ecreenad by a.. srectal black
glars coated with peroxide Of man
ganese. shutting OFF nil visible rays.
but permitting the tnfrared rays tn
pass. The receiver lis is PARADE mir
ror with q therinopiie ut tts focal
point. connected to a galyRnonieter.--
f'rorn thu January Popular Mechanics
magazine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
INTERNATIONAL PAPER
HBRR|ES N WALL ST.
~ DRoADAN WALL.

New York. Dec. is.e--t,Ai. .augay rose
TO per cent JUST AT SIC END Of trading
today. with the result that stocks sold
on bit from the :lgf levels reached
earlier in the day. But even with that
decline the net kains were important
IN many issues, Mexican Petroleum,
General Motors. Rubber and Steel were
the leaders with the tobaccos. sugars
and even the sails showing considerable
strength. Startling was stronger again.
Bui$fsh- factors influencing priced
we're the expectation that the railroad
hiillr -tse.cii- teasing bill and the treaty
would be rushed through congress- be-
tors thA> enA Of the month President
Wilson's address on the railroads was
s~AEerIx~AHasted by the street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
LIBERTY BONDS
nv MILLER & GO.

ny MILLER & co.
Closing prices;
United states Liberty Bonds. sAS
f@a.an.
t'nfeed States liberty Snnas. drst
-, sn3.SA
United states Liberty Bonds. seocud
As saf ~.
United States Liberty Bonds hrst
4lSs, $3.50.
Tnitni states liberty Bonds. second
4t.s. ssl SO.
United states Liberty Bonds. third
&s.s. ssasx. '-'~
AVS. sSfsst.
United states Victory Bonds. ~ per
cent, tss,as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Dec. 1s.--Buying power was
net rs persistent or "a strong Z char
octar today AZ that Of Thursday with
tia result that corn prices were 3 20
e. lower. Bears seized the opportunity
RI a weaker market TO even no their
position With srain offered Nv heldevs
srsking rrcfits CAST corn wAs ret In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
PEANUT MARKET

fReported by Rodgers, PIumnser B. ca
Incorporated-)
Spanish. farmers stock. m axe
atrong, s3.ss per bushei-
virginias, farmers stock. market
dr,n
Fancy Jumbo. si4c per pound.
Extra Prime, SIC Ter pound
prime. si< C per pound.
Smelling stock. &c to Sc per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

si"sn1nx. -nSrr That Lo~ei- Old Piano
'h~~,<-A~mc'' STOP 81 You country
.lrfs. come buy an accardeon Have
home Jigs' Several dozen genuine
herman sccordeons, moderate prices.
credit, MANLY II, RAMOS. Seventh
resr FRANKLIN