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Missouri Valley times., 1919-12-04
WOMEN WORK FOR MEMORIAL
Two S. U. 1. Graduates Made Mem
bers of Campaign Committee.

Two S. v. I. Graduates Made Mem.
bers of Campaign Committee.
Iowa City, Iowa.-Two prominent
women graduates Of the University OF
Iowa are taking an active part III the
campaign of the Iowa Memorial Union
to raise this month one million dol
lars for a memorial building to the
sons and daughters OF the University
who served in the Civil War, the
Spanish-American War and the World
War. Mrs. j. L. Sheuerman of Des
Moines and Mrs. Marguerite Moore
White Of Traer have become members
Of the State Campaign Committee
which is in charge of the work.
(They are keenly interested because
Of the patriotic character of the cam
paign and the value of Students So
cial center in the life Of the State
University
Missouri Valley times., 1919-12-04
....1 hl,trslQ
Remembering the Boys.

A friend Of mine performed we'd
ding ceremony for a young couple in
our home town, after which the BRIDE
groom took all the money out of his
pocket, which was 70 cents, and turned
to my friend, the minister, and said: !:
81 will have to keep so cents Of this
to buy cigars for the boys" and handed
him the 25 cents for the fec. Chicago
Tribune.
Missouri Valley times., 1919-12-04
Reason for Optimism.

Some men are optimists," said I'm
Ne EDen, "foh de reason dat it's most
ines easier to sell man sumpin' by
ellin, him funny story dan it Is by
elm him de TRUTH
Missouri Valley times., 1919-12-04


She also bought Liberty Bonds and
War Savings Stamps.
The University of Iowa, which is
compiling a war record of it's students,
faculty and graduates, asked Mrs. Ste
phens, who is one of the two surviv-
ing members of the class of 1858,
what she had done. The foregoing
was her answer. Because of her in
tense patriotism, Mrs. Stephens is
among those most keeniy interested
i'll the campaign of the Iowa Memorial
Union to raise s1,0OO,O0O by Novem-
ber 80 to erect on the State Univer-
sity campus memorial building in
honor of the sons and daughters of
the University who served in Amer
ica's wars. A war worker herself she
believes there should be fitting ne
mortal to those who gave themselves
to their country's cause.
In spite of her advanced years, Mrs.
Stephens seldoms misses attending
the commencement exercises Of the
University. In 1918 she won a silver
loving cup because her class showed
the highest percentage of attendance
of living members. Her presence at
the commencement scored so per cent
for her class.
Missouri Valley times., 1919-12-04

these busy days, we
must strive to have
a well-balanced meal, at
tractive and at the same
time appetizing. Ii is
not always easy to suit
all members of a family.
but If we endeayor to
bring up this generation
Missouri Valley times., 1919-12-04
N,..x hle4mseQ
M" TLr 21
E<,rInlEE;rA, as.<:
EHNJ I'll LIN EEgxss
ks3TABINEE e
Would I'd rose on my bosom to lie,
But ! shrink from the piercing thorn;
I long, but dare not its point defy;
l long and | gaze foriorn
WHAT TO HAVE FOR DINNER.

AS simple meals are the accepted
and expected way of saving work
Missouri Valley times., 1919-12-04
he k1 1TCHIIHN
AIBlllIEHaob
The greatest gift the hero leaves his
race.
II to have been hero.

There is hard hand and light
one in cooking. as we'll as on a horses
rein, and 1t almost seems as if butter
and eggs knew their mistress and in
stinctively obeyed her orders, feeling
themselves In the grasp of superior
power."-Kate Douglas Wiggin.
Missouri Valley times., 1919-12-04
SUNDAY NIGHT LUNCH.

Dishes which may be prepared on
the table in chatting dish or with lit
Missouri Valley times., 1919-12-04

tie work before
hand are always
appreciated.
English Monkey.
Soak one cupful
Of stale brea d
crumbs in one cup
full of milk until
Missouri Valley times., 1919-12-04
HER AGE NO BAR.
s. v. /. Graduates Patriotism Ex-
pressed in Knitting.

Iowa City, Soldiers, civilian
war worker and good Americans all,
'''''>-cHUN! How is this for war
record?
G. H. Stephens OF 2enson, Ne
braska, who is more than so years
old, knitted for the Red Cross
Wristlets ---- 13 pairs
Hospital socks pairs
Missouri Valley times., 1919-12-04

..ss Is =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
COAL CONTROVERSY
PUT UP TO PRESIDENT
Executive Asked to Rule on yssur.
between ItniIrond Administration
nnd National Association
WASIIINC;TON NI.rch

WASfilNGTON. March aS.--An APP
peal to President Wilson for IA definite
p p,.n,s nc; ,,. as 10 how far depart
io-opcra ,inS with the price lis ing
agreements OF the Department Of Conn
mcrce'S industrial board app remtly
h .,,. resulted from the CONTROVERSY he
;he National Goa! Association
n"Erin's Unlimited today tina, the
refusal OF the bitum;nous coal producers
10 neS"ii"i" with thu .nc"siri;.l board
Or the ground tina; the attitude of the
railroad administration made cooper
alton impossible had been brought to
tue PRESIDENTS attention. and that the
board had asked Tor decision as to
whether the railroad adm mis- traitor
should make its purchases. both of
coal and steel. in accordance with
agreements reached between The in
dusirics and the board. y very large
proportion OF tho output of each in.
dustrN is taken by the railroads
National Coal Association officials
rniicratcd today their assertion. th:.
the railroad administration hid no;
lived MP to promise made tho is
't The year th"t It's orIn''S f. "n~'
would be evenly distributed without
'rhitrary shifting from one he.,i TO
t"o:her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
Deaths.
In NIcnurian.

'iiA I.pIi Dcpart.d this life IN Rich
'nond, Va, december -. 1918. Wilb;!r
Clyde. youngest son Of Robert Z. ana 1t ara
', rrayior. in the thirt!-suvcuih year OF
N.s tE".
SHrely, death selects Tor is .im IN" bright
cSt mail - The best and -.rCsic.f object
Of Garth seem 10 b" his favrri o. "a son.
=" "ss ancc;i"nht". Kind and ,onndinG. A.
hv>naDi ANA "a h"r he uuh -uprcfnc.
iio Wa1 devoted broth md generous IN
rs . -. hmsnt. Possessing t friendly dis
roEltior, N" believed hN all vIth hon.
h" associated. i.noNinG him zinc" ch.ln-
hood. lrd having been closely associated
With him nj hi. loved ones FOR many Gears.
n" author III this fc~ bic tribute to his mem :
or: "ouid extend 40 has parents. h- dc
voted "if" and child. his brother aud his
many friends. her heartfelt sympathy. W.
cannot r""Hll him. Kat IT = balm the
woUn Tod heart IN th- reelection that VIC ca n
reioin him in tho bii:7iui realm "f heaven.
Not nov. l.ut IN the coming year..
" he in hrrt'r la ana:
W"'l r"..! tho meaning Of tears
And then. al then. VOL undcrst = rh.
Mrs MuI'ic y Ecli-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
ON thc Curh Marked

NEW YORK. March 2s-'rhc s'ron-.r price
90" OF inc oIhHr markets failed 10 sn~r,
nrs,sS 81 curb stork" 10 any rrra. cX'"ut,
,.iH"E.rialT Wcr" somewhat NOR active ih.,i
th"N hdd heen Yesterday. oils wcrc In bn.-
,c- ,l"nan nd. Metals u,io;cr than ,bo.
naNa hcnn. hut prices ma intancd "A fairly
fri tone Tho sales follow:
$50 At!a-., S-ms'-: l.:an Is'r r.cd-- 7.,g
~ """' - ,St"n and Mon'a~-. - Z, -. ~
,um"' nnI J"-"rl" '.n7-ls. On ,'nrso,
Hri-,onS SN"'t. !, q I-l6: g.5cJ ,;o'dis'd ,'nn.
- d't"d ln'""i : IN, Iu-,nv 80 ~
k"wanaS Hd. 100 Mother Lode Ea0 -:
nl"f'v"' o.. az: i.%o rosden ci; ;-.T.T,:
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NEW ORLEANS. March 2s.-Af,cr having

NEW ORLEANS March 2s-Af;c- having
moved ncrv2usiN within narrow limits
throughout tho entire session TODAY. cotton
closed 1T net loss of > to IS points on the
new contract. o1v u email business wa.,
done In old contracts. tho closing prircs OF
which were net unchanged 10 u prints of.
III" QUICK price changes Of the dav reflected
tho tension existing because Of the world
ooltt!sa' situation. No fca:'i-c OF the Sos
.lcl had any sustained influence.
Arcurd tho onci,iu- contracts were
II 10 Is points down. With some little Sei'i~-
coming IN on acco-int Of tho better wcathc r
coMdi;io3. ovcr bc,i; hui demand ;ncrc..rd
very Ttic.!t 49, tn" result Of Nomewh ,
hcttcT feeling regard mr. the s.at- OF sff.' ~
n Europc gained from rc3d.nv tho dis
patches OF overnight. The loss Was rccov.
"-ed and III" mos; active months were 80 {,
- TO II points over VcStc~dar's r'oS,. Eral.
lining started among lours and offering: rc-c
increased from the short >'le from t-aio-s
VINO "Nnect"d hnari-h w,Nh.crd statis,'cs
Under tho pressure tho market broke un:ii
II stood % ia - v"iuts under The last ono
istions OF resterdar. t'-oO then on uni
the close fuytuau"ns we're na--o*.r = 4
moro ranid. bu' III" general ,rn>d 81 M
market w.. 10 recover "a about tho lcvel Of
yc.;crda.'s las quotations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
RICHMOND HAY MAKKET.
Who'esnlr Quotations on Exchange.
RICHMOND LIVE srrCK MARkrr

'SS! les ~ Union stock farIs.l
Report for the week ending March - lai,
1uoiCe steers. iSia medium 20 good
laN li2: common To fair. tNi: hc;cc ltcit,
crs. .Sn ~: medium to good. II q L.. com
mon ~ iaiT. sR II: choice COWS. a n T.: iu-
dIum 10 good. s,iin. common /" i.!r. 5L",.
best oxen. II n J.: medium 90 good 81, q u
.oinin"n to fair. 5'"nsi7; best heavy hun.
100 y; fat light bulls. cir n iv7: good boloS
IA hu!'s. "a 10: fair An?: best calves. Is
rom'n%n to tar l,nis: best hoSs. 1877. nic'
ana Sho-tN. J. n u: sous and StHCS. IN -
best Shrop l.5ii.: common 10 fa!. n l."
IN d Z,
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NEW YOEK i.KOnIrtE M,nKrr.

New YORK. March * Iaw sugar steady.
centrifugal. -: tine ErI nutatcd. cents.
im.t"r h-mCr. hoes" v'"~h. Spot coffee
duh: Rio =. Ia. cents; Santos - ail- c.nts.
'otonS"ou OF "a uu!cJ and u1Ch.u-Hd.
Prime crude. !..5n
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NAVAL. STORES

SANtNNAH. GA. March 3S-Tu-p.n,!nc
Hrm: o sa!cs. Is casks: r",ci:,s y casis:
n" n, saiks: ,,och i'';iS' oaks
;hEHmi., iP' hA 7,Iois: stock. SOL barre.
.'Su"',,,; - 1910: u. H.. his: r l.. ~: r;
III! y 10 =; :, !. ISIS: X. 1873: ~ ISIS: =.
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sF[W. STOCKS MAKE HIGH
RECORD IN DAYS DEALS
French Exchange Experiences Slump
as Shares Fall to Low
5. Levels.
GENERAL SECURITIES ACTIVE
Sale OF $500. OOO. 900 Worth OF Rail.
way Issues. Announced by Direct
y or Hines, Stimulates Activity in
New York.
BY BnoADAN WALL.

. NEW YORK. March aS--New high
records were made By few stocks
Today. French exchange wen; 10 new
Sy,aow record, and tho market in general
was strong from the BEGINNING 20 the
end OF trading. The only weak spo;
rs vas in fractions. and Brooklyn Rapid
Transit made Sigh. gain.
Most significant OF the DAYS move
ments were in Genera Motors. Corn
Z Products. Copper stocks and United
Steel.
Wall street is beginning TO realize
the Significance OF the new policy Al
Washington Is announced by DIRE, .or.
: General OF Railroads Hines and by Mr.
~ -iiurley. Of the shipping Board. II has
not yet appreciated the Importance OF
in This column las; Thursday regard.
ne aSo 6 p,an rs, for the .mn,ediatc sale Q:
fafirosds RAILROAD Iti's SOCKS 20 ls' are are
81. neglected but will not be for very long.
y sENT'RE corr.R S.TIArIoN -,
of srecial ;nfornna ton. although trad
aers did look for i; today TO accom-;
copper situation is liqu;dated The ia
S5.Siders who sold oui a, war profit prices
siderable extent: and the public has
grown wear An importan, uplit; OF
only Logical hut is inpossi 6i 10 a a. I'D
The metal has been Gu: and dividends
nave pCen SidsnC0. C0rSulnpt!On OF
copper cannot but hcip increase rapid
ly. The close managcmcu, of the cop
per properties has made il possible TO
reduce the output.
a,-; OF course il is criminal for the
plants 10 reduce the output
sfIof cotton as they propose. but if the
Sss.@planters had we'll organized group Of
,,Ssstock market operators, the curse
s4&eould be taken OF their economic mis-
S>.deeds just as is taken of the copper
Smeu.
STOCKHOLDERS ENARLED
TO CASH IN LITERALLY
The trader and investor. however. is
concerned only with prices. and tho
copper situation has been soitnd;diy
handled from the selfish point Of view
Now those stockholders who have
patience viii he ablc 10 ca h in. Chile
E, moved today Simply because I; is al
ways best to start a big campo ign with
= 8 low priced stock. chile Owls tne
greatest DEPOSIT O. copper ore in the
points Others Will join ;hc process.
sion in due time
rood stocks under leadership or
Corn Products continued fayorttcs
-, LIND OF the tobacco war MAS seen to-
. day in further advance OF United
Cigar stores stock tobacco nrod,,crs
and Phillip Morris in ali or which
there was tho best hind OF buying.
T.. as, $tsr?S s%ivd !, hii!sa iiss: 's "6mi
rncrcta siStN-dsv h"'s On bauks al. r;;n
1neEcal x!Iiyday bis. Sass: d3,na,.d a.:a;
Sosh hon5o or G"NrTInon' "nnas NJ: rai
DAYS. ninety DAYS ana SIX mnnihs ~ Ms
Gall MONEY s,roa=. rulinr rate 5 Rsn!
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CuIc,,.n GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. March - Wcakn,ss ~ I. mo.
u"uHcod sort a -Nctopch in 'hc corn uI.rko;
ion.H .hi"ny owing {" increased pressure Of
>urr.i"| from Argentina. Prices L.ogc,
H'rFou. =" 10 . '"nt~ nc; lover. .,ith Ma
ItIl, 10 ! So. and .Iuly | So. to l}i". cat,
finished l7s cent -. down pro
visions OH 10 cents Ia - cents
l"duiuE futures ranged ~ fuiioNE:
Nilt!A I Future. not quoted.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. March IS -, 7o,,o, GOD.
80 ,ofIN were nu!o, Raw six va.
@''-nN; win business med rate Tres. GOOD
Wrr" bought in small uu4n.iiics Bnr'.,,!,
"cTc Quiet and Knit rood, inactive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

baiGs; exports, $50 bales: stock I3So.4~
bales
ro,si for week a. AL 2orts-R.ce:pts. 1852
ba les. exports. a. ln4 bales
Total for ScaSon--RsGy!ptS tai SEQ bales:
cAcorts. .c53 lies.
CoNiun futures table:
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CHICAGO LINE ,T0Ck MARKET

,,NII!INGV. March -s.-IIoSs: Rcceip;s 100
nHan market mostly unsettled 10 II cont
h.Snor than Yesterdays average packers
I"N 20 10 low: p!c~ p cents to 20 cent 8
mifhIir bull Of sales, is40al3,5: heavs
MN'iShi !: sea ~ medium weight. 10 tnn
100 iS.i5i COWS. u :saieoo: p!Es Is. 70 a il -
'att!e: Receipts. 260VG head: beef steers
;;mh rat culls steady: she stock ho,osna
"u W.; ana caivcs strong 10 higher. feeders
th',HN: h"aNy beef steers iI..sl 20 4: Iirht
re- steers 70 so 1873: butcher COWS tnd
SioyhcTs AID feeder STEER. >. z: - :, " '''
Sn0ep; Receipts. 900 head: marie, ron.
crn.i,. StcauN: lambs. = bounds or 70 - < n
- ~ 10: y u"uH1s or better i..7ar1 20 j.: cmlis
and common. ~ II n 80 '"'''
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET

Market Quotations From Actual Sale.
Icy Woudson craiC CO.. Inc. Richmond Y. ,
L. : Food Administrations Lice TS. 30 /: % ia
Richmond. Va. March s 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

SEW YrEN March 2S~E"cycs irrrr,i.-.
!! :. ~, = - ~; Siass. 1900: pd.ls ..:CSi
i",,''n l'"H; c-:'tncs 80 n 30
.Nh"co -: . .Hl,lbs uulc,: c-dir.-, u-sbo-,
,isoGn u;Ie: ord.-aTY TO fair nm no n lambs
!',gT isn"; fax cIipprd lambs n :.
Hogs firm ~ son II 50: rnIi,.b IL q,
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COTTON MAns.1s

NEW IOKh: Maroon % Eebor,s tnat -.
r6SS; t,,nnl; ~9utG be removed OK co,ion
necessary pree.uions had been ;.Hen r.
pEeSent re-cSpoFtzton to Germany RI ilis a
tine cotton .Tnarl:et TO-DAY after II had ~
.eLed on. weakncss ~ foreign ciChs:.go r,;S i,
and an linpTesSio;i that some OF The res, :,
byyinE had been based on oIeroa:.ints,tss
view OF progress a. the ptace Canrrr,n"n - ~
Trade buying absorbed comtrsqt a. "a.
late AFTERNOON and ran prices un ola ,t...is
hisher and new is points higher 10 % Do.nts
The receipt. at.:he norris co- the d.v ,yn,s
1887 balef. EXPORTS were yitss Id .e. $50
Iltdd'ing unphanged al .6i. sale. a.o
SSsSHe7n, Spp' 81 Hs.e ~:tS npsrt a.: decline O.
sbeeeipta 2, some Of the esl:r. ,,or's
no: Savannah. $50: Cnar.e.tor a. III"
mtnEtoni 6i: Norfolk 80: Aurusta So: =;
~ NEW YORK. March 3-Por, ,nov.u,,,
s,Mtddlin0. rs: stock. 5i.Af bSirs
~ Minor ports. Ract! pt., q "a; ba u q. ,,,,..
SG,SfS bale: stock. IS $50 bale. 49, 'i
a Total today ~ a.. pOftg-E,eei-t. 4. ~,
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale.

p%E .EsSi!sE%ow!So 9 SAHs a HASE xFPEs
6iLArE > pELlN NGGMM READY For IIMf|
o% ,d;r; STuDE FRAZER: II series. ..c,l.ns !
painted: looks and runs like new. ne"
ONE sTuDEnAKER. Is series. s.c,u,.
Aa 'Gs5inf newly
excellent condition. nv" TIRE
eisss mechancal shade having BEEN been mr., hb,s
net Top. ''e'"'u'ea newly painted and ID
looks and runs ike new. es''nder ,ourln{
oS GOOD MH %ssnE Nal RoAnsTER 1916 mod.
Fo%HiGHTf' 8 70 SIZE r. s5 SASs .S E5E
i i!3SEh $Aii 81 rsE ,e>ns" A fnTYD1
aa 6E fh n3iiA IS; @ AIT; M AsKE
MffTh fi ErE 1nST HAT 70 r fHiE:9If%AJiS
oT Td., sTTDEmi;AkEn, Is series. ,.cy.lnd.|
cha meal condition m'|
5%nGs,sr tf@re"@his "ie 'i n,@ ID
oT st.n REQ sey.ipae; touring Ia. recent,
I'M painted ~. good Ger. in f,s, rl. 4
condition owner dcsircs lighter car
oT ,oari SnTupEBAkEn; - sn.res. s.cylinat
haulsd f.psn's nss TOP 'ha nc iI.s,
be sold quick; part, leaving the city. Au1
"enEer' new tor ana rerarn,s.icd.1' ''a1
oT Ss,, iG c.. SIiR. is ;,tcs 7-pa..4nr ]
by Us Sow in Hrst.c condition '"n1
fi.iD. Ln, H XII Is s5a r.thsf OLD mcd1
~hi De satisfactory. Is an e1cclIent buy,
oS spnd Tue SIN MAJ nGi g. TovEl$G nrr.e.4
oT ~ s s3Io SS,a',5" seyloe.r tour
ana exceptions! buy soo
ONE MAXWELL. TOURING 1,l7 ..,,., !
a,i pa,senfsr; IN hrst-clats meehanicsi ecn
len, buy. ana an c1ec'
ONE 1918 FORD TOURING. -au,po.a wi,
cay 5000 ' I"a n ;R" Ee .o Gs a.
0fAHs26S IT FcH rE ENH
TWO S.TunEnAkEns. !, series. spas,.n
sn ns. Sne IA. bS.n sy.rH les
D n o' n.r.,- w.s no; on se.onn, OF no
H., ns.. 20 s.ri,, ar. now ou, Witch maze. ,
ss siS ,no,, .nAt our demonstrators b. ne,
os sas, STUR ias Fhi. "a, !. r',' se,,inder
III mrSnoa -; snulppGa si,h cord urs
condition Th".r three ears carry The "a n
an .ns o. !he .Savs c.f 1 1 q ,;h1eaHs GU
err s1sH s or e n bslonSqs - inliytu.i. ,ha
carr, dr'oat on ne'
caFs,T@ e. "a ;r . a. ;,:.ss S nsa:
~ hb"ess o;.; ,h.. ". ,sk. in 10. OF car
tefeIenc- 20 amy % the aoo,c cars ,or mo-.
cosuRN HoT22E SALES GonnoRATIoS
ASH for G Mo p, F1nso Il; v 's'G
TRuck !. SUM torm:s-T5ioK nake7
.s,s. 1919 West Rroad Street
TRUCK BCrIES-wc have several ono a n,
n, .n s'I ,rSe and sSn n Sodes the
,S@r Sht.sis ;ls, sal linz Of ss5s 70
s.,. Gs9y 6e.aaasf,or. ,rS CO. boa,es n %
itCC hS-S,ow~ri Motor Corp. 1910 IVES
BROAD Street. makers OF quailty trncha a
1p.ntiiy prices
STD CARS can DE thought !. roasons bI,
8. vi" from H. frcnt's'. SO We.i
80 Wes' E.osd Sl:~",
Isrp CARS-Depcnd-o ie used cars FOL
aAlc ~. ~. Stone Motor CO. BROAD and
,rl-atEr az GU
CSLD CAK iJARGAi%S-
FIERCE ARROW. $500.
ECick FivE-PAssENuER, s5ca
saXoN SIN. $3.50
HUPMoBILE. 5000.
STuDEBAKER ROADSTER
Three. passenger. $500.
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STOCKHOLDERS ENApIED
no CASH n ItRI:n.IlY

n. NEW YORK. March .S-Mc~can;Io ,.n,-
t.. 1880 q 81 Stsriins >.$!v.d y hills. ti:s COM
meTcial xtIty-day bills. S.Gi: doma,d $40:
cables; tso'1. Govcra'lonj bonds n-iI: rail.
road bonds firm. Time !o,:rs arm: s!Siy
DAYS ninety DAYS ana SIX mna,hs :i- as.
al! money s,ro0=: ruling rate Bar!i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

b tSn Federal J., on -. Ss 1000 International
Toienm 3il-l6I3 1916: 700 Victoria OIL
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stocks.
sales

zoo Advance Rumeley. com.
500 Advance Rumclcy. pfd.
100 .Ali!S-I h" liners pfd. 800.
800 y .aSka Cold.
200 .Amcr. Euci sugar. com.
r.,1tu .>rieric.n Can. 1890.
American Can. pII
l.iQQ Amer. car and roun.
$50 American Cotton Oil
Loo Am. iiidc and Lea. com
loo Am. Hide and Lea, pid.
$500 AIUcriran locomotive.
1900 Amer. Int. Corp
900 .AlucIlc"u Smelling.
400 Al er. steel EounurieS.
loo American sugar.
10 Amer. Tel. aud Tel. 10
lct Aruer. Tobacco. com. 80,
Amer. Tobacco. com.
500 Am. Writing Paper pfd
100 American Zinc.
900 AtchiSon
100 Atlantic Coas; Line.
y. g. l.. OF CT. ,Balto.D
900 baltimore and ohio. e.
Sl,5o0 Bethlehem steel. Is.
200 Beth. Steel. Sc pfd
3l,J0o Baldwin Locomotive. e.
1870 - I Oh ~ u IVA u. i ais' - % q
300 Canadian Pacific. .....
500 California Petroleum.
ii.SUU central Leather. com. &.
500 Chesapeake and Ohio. g.
chIcaso Great Western .
hi. Great Nest. pfd.
200 Cha, Mil. and 81; Paul. E.
40 Cal, Il. I. and T.. com. E.
100 Chi, Il. |. and p. sc rv.
100 CHI, Il. |, and T.. 80 pr
$500 crucihle steel Cor. com
l.40Q Colorado Fuc! and Iron.
400 cube Can sugar. .....
$500 t'orn Products. COM.
100 Distillers .....
l.Soo Dome Mines. ...........
%.luc @.rie
400 IRE. Is; pId.
General Electric.
eco ''codrich, com. ......
900 Great Northern. pfd.
Loo Cr"at North ore CTS.
100 Illinois Central. ..
400 tn;erboro Cons. com -.
800 Inspiration Copper
700 .n;. MGR. Mar. com. 80.
-. 100 Int. Mer Mar. pfd 80.
t.5oo l7;. Paper. com ...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

Ugh, 6. 5-passenger t' ov E
..sn, 3. rebuilt and tsb;in,sd
good condition. rcpainied
roadster; repainsed. In good condition
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i-ion with body and cab. Equipped wish
MOTOR EXCHANGE
6i2 WEST BROAD STREET
w. G. BOYD Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

~. UMn3hlLIsTs-9eo c.Iion, for saso.
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or exchange your AUTOMOBILE. or truck. 1t
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

~ OMgHILlsrs-9e . c.Iion for saso.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

ONE STCDEBAkER. II series 1.cx,,,,
painted: looks and runs like new nc"