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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11

bales: EXPORTS ecoSs bales; stock, 49, EOS
Total for week az all ports-Rcce.p,s. 5S.ooe
exports s,esO.5,7 bales
sure OF AN Intermittent character felt
by cotton today. and the net results of the
session were declines OF L. to - points
Selling was mainly III. result of efforts to
drive out tho long interest. although part
OF IL came from traders who were looking
for bcarish Weekend figure tomorrow and
for an unfavorabie monthly report on
American consumption Monday from the
Census bureau Beneath the surface scmti-
uncertainties OF the political situation. The
the bad weather over the belt re-
sponsib!c.
The opening was higher on buliish private
cables from Liverpool, the wet and cold
weather in the belt and the storm which
swept its northwest portion overnight At
level OF q IS points W offerings were
Increased and a quick break carried the
active contract months TO - points
under the close OF YESTERDAY, The forecast
OF rain in the Atlantics and OF colder
weather in other parts of the bolt caused
reaction from the decline which lasted
until prices II 20 20 points over the
final quotations OF yesterday. but late in
the session the heaviest selling OF tho dav
developed ard prices broke 10 new low
levels. where they were 20 to Il points under
Yesterdays finals. MAY going 10 24.ti as
compared with the high az the day or IS os
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11

f f thS weather map was d;ctInctIy un-
t,bb.orssD,e, REPORTS OF an easier bs lis in
he r cHouoh .fd TO some selling. but near
nnaliy o stea 9rtcs; rallied covering heinz
70 decline of y points on new rnn,y,r,s
~ mn, n, otn contracts were % points lower to
,d Rsce,p;s FOR the dayy were $3.50 bales Elk
Spot a, New Orleans was steady With
!niddlinE unchanged al 81 cents. The sales
decline wsIa OF - points a. = 50 cents There
Reeeipts a., some OF the pr!nclpa, ports
were: Neg ORLEANS tsls: Mobile 3io: Sa.
Boston. i52. 80
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,S1rED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS
s,tORT TERM NOTES.

/, -, Enrnirn Soc "a. Aug. !. lyl9...,..... HtA.
80, 'rnh.rro Is Nov J. 1918 .............. lpr4i
= ~, ,r0barco Is Nov |. i925............... 1883,
~ t'rrnch SIS Oct. IL. 1920. ............ g6f-
irmour &C. g.. g. Juns ,y IL i'I: l ls3
iritish ai.s Nov l. 1913 a9ia
,,.t.;sb - Nuy / 1921 Observation-Disclosures. aSt,
:; G q ,o!nt is July /. 1921. o5aa
s., rncEinE Co IS July IL, 1923. -. 1O2as
dominion q ca9aiH o. Az Aug is lis 1913 Set
;UockinE Val Ry. col. TT Cs. Mar. !. 1874 97At
Jacob po!d Packing Co IS NOV. T. 1872 1879 lSl
pcc",i 4. Myers Gs Dec. l. 1921 ........... l00i1
,TbIIn, Pow Go ~ Sept l. 1921 l9iA
uoiins pinw Co IS. Sept. /. 1873. ......... 1914
Ionongshcia Valley Traction Co. IL. =,
Iuly ], 1873 ~
.,I-or.or (. Gamble Is. Mar ]. 1921. ..... l0Gia
,roctor ( Gamble Is. Mar. !. 1873. ...... los
aaV,hnrD Railway 50 Mar. l. 1922. 99i4
swis, 4 co. Is. Aug IL. 1921 ............. 1901.
- Feb l. isS 100
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NEW YORK Aprll ln-Mercant!lc PAPER.
+. q 5i9. Sterling sixty-day bills I'!: COM
icrclAI HiGi,- day hIIls banks. sten'+ T.
commercial sky -l.y hills. $50. demand.
tLst cables. tt6ji. cali money strong
',illny rate l. BANK aCgcgtlnCcs. AZ
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COTTON MAnRErs

We ShW ioRk' APRIL 1.-the cotton marie,
nr9ht-iakinE or liuuids ton. Business Was
,iO TO-, 80 actSc az on Wednesday. Bearish
;hEoraoe weather In the South and s.aie
nnl'HtA thdt GOOD progress was being ma de q,
IN" rraC" conference - '''auI a.
hrpt tho market had a good undcr,one
Win GA .stI'c contracts Is poInts hIvbor
a.. ~ nIw - to :! ncinis higher The chief
ana trade houses. white Wall Street inter
.s,H Hi,erdt"d both ways some buvinC on
me cold weather IN the Sorthwas, IA
hta'S rains in tho Mississippi Valicv In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
(By Caskie Il Burch " Co.
Dfcb,nnpd Va Arril 10

Richmond Va April 10 1919.
I STATE SECURITIES iin, Asked.
virginia IS Old {. and R........ ssh
Virginia Centuries ................. SJia
RNiLROAD BONDS.
seahoard Adjustment hs........... 4Si.
;onthcrn Railway list hs. .......... s3h
% nv Dew and q. VI. is........ G6h -.
STREET RY BONDS
Nor nv ard Light LIST 5s......... 81 -.
10 nv and Pow. Co. 5s......... ~ 50
. S'rtEt,'f Ky. STOCKS Par Bid Asked
Na nv and Pow. Co. pfd... 10D Co ~
Va nv and Pow. Co.. COM. 100 -. 50
RAILROAD STOCKS
Atlantic Coast Line, com. 100 o6li -.
and Ohio.......... 100 5Si3 -.
Nor and Western conn.,. 100 Jog 80.
Sea board Air Line. pfd........ 100 III -.
Sea board Air Line. conn.,. lJ : -.
Southern Railway. pfd...... 100 69H -.
southern Hallway. com. .....: 100 rs -.
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS
American National ........... 100 2O POS
Broad Street ................... 20 "
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Continued On Sixteenth Page.)
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
HAVE YOU DIRT
CHUTE In YOUR HOUSE?

The endeavor TO tighten the house
work has become worldwide.
Elt ctriclty has been great factor, yet
a little thought on the part Of the
home architect could accomplish al
most as much.
Many aids in the way OF dumb walt
ers and clothes chutes are now consid-
cred as part Of the equipment OF the
modern house bu, dirt or paper chute
Is not so we'll known. through 1t Is a
most valuable Nork-a-day asset
A dirt or paper chute is simple OF
In a closet centrally To-
Gated in the house build step, rails
ing the floor some eight inches above
the general floor level. Have the Iront
Of the step a sliding door which can De
with the foot. large
cluster rises from the basement to thls
door. which, Of course, should be dust
nroof. Into this chute can be swept
an the dirt and dust Of the house,
naner trash. etc. In fact, anything mat
ihe housewife wants to get rid OF can
be dropped down this chute without
even bending the back. At certain inter-
walls the chute can be cleaned out ana
the refuse destroyed.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31

fame was her daughter, sister Of Char
lemagne and wife OF Orlando who being
in great want. supported herself spin
ming until her son won recognition
from his powerful uncle.
Because OF Queen Bertha OF Switzer-
lard The name has always been very
popular there. 10 has also had great
vogue in England and since the Norman
Conquest and even before that time, it
was in use. having named the daughter
OF On ''peric. King Of Paris. and VIE Of
Eihe'berl OF Kent, who smoothed the
way for St. Auyustine's mission. II Is
used quite commonly in France and Ger
many and in Dante's time. was so fire.
quent in Italy that he places Monna
Bertha with Ser MartinO as the chief
OF the gossips Souihey gave It addi-
tional vogue in England by social ng
ine OF his herolnes and IL even pene-
traied Greece by the marriage OF a
German princess Of that name to a
Greek emperor.
Bertha's iallsmanic stone is the beryl
which is sad to keep its wearer ami
able and with irconqueraole charm.
Wearing a beryl will reawaken love in
married people sunday is her lucky
day and . her lucky number.
Copyright 1920, by the Wheeler Syn
dicaie, lnc)
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
BERTHA.

BERTHA.
Bertha. signlfylrg bright, has an eX-
raord nary ecclesiastical flavor. In old
German chronicles, the feast Of Theo-
ohania as translated by a word mean
~ Frightened night. and the root Of
hat word was 'perah.a' How perahta
)r berahta, became an individual char
actor is too involved for space here. but
o is sufficient 90 say that Perahta, or
Bertha. was n sacred being, called IN
IN old Alsaiian poet, the mild Borchte
IN whose honor all young farmers
lance, ring cattle bells and blow
Whistles throughout the night Of the
east
She is pictured as an old whlte-halred
woman with a long nose who creeps
into nurseries and comforts little chill
dren neglected by their nurses In 9th
er stories she is used as a ngure OF
terror 90 frfshtcn children and Is the
avenger OF idle spinners. Frau Bertha
Is undoubtedly The impersonation Of
The Epiphany though there is an effort
10 connect her with the old mythical
Huldr. and other etym0lOg'sts believe
her TO be another name FOR the God
dess Freya wife Of 0din.
one Of the famous Berthas was the
wife Of Pepln and mother Of Charlie
magne. known as Bertha aux grande
beds" Another Bertha OF historical
Evening journal., 1919-12-31

The arst day Of the year has been
time Cor celebration since the days
Of the great Roman empire. The Rom
ans exchanged greetings and made pres
enis TO such an extent ihat, under the
caesars New Years was a vcrp profit
able day 20 }he emperor and a burden
10 his subjects.
IN the Persian calendar the year be
Gins on March p. which day IS one OF
rejoicing. Among other peoples, The
year began on March y. until 1852.
when Great Brita n changed IL 20 Janu-
sry (. by an act or parliament.
The rejoicing and good fellowship at
Ncv Years amony the Teutonic end
saxon people called for a flowing
howl" in their belief ultimately this
was the origin OF the wassail Bowl so
called because Of the usual toast. ITO
your heaNh" or "wasshail." IN Saxon.
The bowl was so large that man had
70 usc both hards 20 raise e to his lips
wnon he drank from It. Times were so
strenuous then that a friend always
eiood by With drawn sword 10 protect
him from being stabbed while thus
unable to protect himself
~ an countries where New Years
Is crloh-atcd in individual ways. per-
hans Japan has The most unusual There
it ls n day of much festivty Every
loo~yv7v Is sym5oica'ly decorated. the
usual form being a green arch I'd :
arch is made az two small pine trees
bamboos and grass rope. \ small Pine
irce with a reddish stem IS placed at
tho tight OF the dorw9y one. with
h'ack stem at the left Close 10 tn"
rires on e'ihc- side are srt l2-ht stems
or bamboo, while he d Stance be'ween
Tho pines. usually about six feet IS
snanned by a grass rope. raised just
hieh enough 10 allow OF passage De
meath 10
The pine trees symbolic TO The Jana-
nese a stalwart age which has with
stood all harships Of struggle. Fcmi-
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
PALE, ANEMIC
GIRLS MEDIA
blood tonic
Pepto-Mangan Sold in Liquid
Builds Up the Blood
PALLOR, HEADACHES
AND SHORTNESS OF
BREATH DISAPPEAR
Pepeo-Mangan Sold in Liquid
and Tablet Form

Why should any girl or young
woman continue 10 have a pale. sallow
complexlon and a llstless. rundown sys-
TEN devoid OF energy and Vitality
Such young folks are continually un-
happy and detected simply because
they accept such a condition as their
misfortune, and envy their friends who
are IN the bloom OF health and enjoying
al the good things OF life.
II such young women would realize
that their anemic condition is probably
due TO thin, impoverished blood. which
could easily be- enriched by GUIDES
pepto-Mangan, how much happier and
attractive they would be.
Guides PeptO-Mangan Is a safe, bene-
fetal and pleasant tonic for anyone
suffering from any allment caused by
poor blood. II taken regularly for a
few weeks II viii enrich the blood with
thousands OF the healthy fed-bl00d
cells that are needed TO carry nourish-
ment TO every part Of the body,
Pepto-Nlangan is sold in both liquid
and tablet form, Both contain the
same medicinal ingredients,
Buy Pept0-Mangan at your druggists.
BE sure the name "0ude's" is on the
package, Without Guides" IL Is not
Pepto- Msngan-Advertisem
Evening journal., 1919-12-31

dear frierd TO assist in the duties Of
hostess by pouring coffee at The head
OF the table Is most advantageous 10
the busy lady entertaining guests
A lunch Of this sort may be served
with minimum OF confusion in home
without maid. With the exception Of
replenisEing the coffee pot. and posslb-
ly the sandwich plates, no service is
needed for the entire supper, as well
as the dishes and silver for serving, is
placed on the table.
The service plates are set in piles
at one end; whatever silver is needed
is laid out in regular rows; the napkins
are also placed in piles; the coffee tray,
with cups and other accessories, is set
at the other end conveniently before the
person VINO is TO pour Plates OF sand
wiches, olives. pickles, salted nuts, bon
bons and cake are scattered about the
table in the most attractive way.
Have A simple Menu.
A simple menu consisting OF two
Evening journal., 1919-12-31

kinds OF sandwiches, olives, sweet pick
les, salted almonds, assorted candies
and various kinds OF individual cakes
these latter should not have q soft
frostimz as they are to be handieu more
or less with the fingers), makes quite as
elaborate a lunch as Is necessary.
And the snowy cloth, shin ng silver,
cleaning glass and the bright red and
green OF holly, ali glowing under the
soft light of O!d-fashlOned wax candles,
makes a picture attractive enough 20
add tasiefulness 10 far simpler food.
Dainty service is the first requisite OF
all parties, elaborate or otherwise,
The watch party lunch should be
served not later than a quarter to fl,
60 that all may be cleared away and
the guests gathered shout the piano
Just before midnight singing the New
Year in,
May the ssddos! days Of your New
Year be no eadder than the glsddesi
days Of the year just passed
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
Say Women
in NeiU Campaign

ness and Professional Women's Clubs,
Naiioral Council Of Jewish Women and
National Catholic War Council
An instance OF the way the women
are laklrls up The work lies In the case
OF the one state OF Illinois having 7o.-
000 women already enlisted for The
lghi The women's committee OF the
Old State Council OF Defense Is being
scinstated for This campaign and VIII
work in connection with the federal
prlce-1xlng organization OF Illinois un-
der Major A. A. Sprague Mrs joseph
r. Bowen OF Chicago. has been named
by Attorney General A. Mitchell PAL
mer. a permanent ch9irman OF The
womens division OF the state fair price
commission.
The women according 10 Major
Spragie. will be able 10 WELD an in
fluence far IN advance OF the power u
The mems commission.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
TURBINE INVENTOR
OPERATES MODEL

w. C Downward, No 5ii South Union
street, inventor and patentee Of revers-
lble steam turbine. has Installed a new
boiler In the cellar OF his home TO sup
ply steam for the operating model OF
the turbine. A number OF persons have
called upon Mr.. Downward recently 10
see his invention. but as yet he has
not come 10 terms for the sale OF lease
OF his Invention.
The turbine will operate at full speed
either clockwise or oOunterclockwlse.
the inventor claiming that this Is The
first turbine In The history OF steam
eng necrlng 10 accomplish this feat
The new boiler which generates 3
horse power. supplies ample steam 70
operate the small model.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
MATCHPARIY IDEA.

An original and novel idea for the
New Years watch party and one that
Will be appreciated by the guests is to
harg a fancy lantern over the porch
Eight. This destination will save try
ing 10 read house numbers in the dark
on The part Of the invited w7tchers.
This little scheme win help in two
ways:
First e points out the house.
Second-it Is like a handshake long
before the guests enter your home and
will help you start the evening without
hitch
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
LET'S WRITE HOME
EVERY WEEK NEXT YEAR

New Years resolutions are slowly
forming in our minds. Why not make
a different one this yearP
Here is a resolution that kept brings
a great deal Of personal happiness with
H.
Let's promise ourselves TO be better
than ever. Those let
ters we have intended 10 write, but put
OF from day 90 day-ihose letters we
owe-that weekly'letter home-lets not
lot them snow us under during the year
1920.
AZ letter Is so easily written. takes
so much happiness with 10. and In so
many cases is looked for so longingly,
that we would ali feel happier and live
closer TO those we love II we would
Just keep this one resolution.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
FOR A DOWNY PILLOW.

one Of the soflesl Of pillow filings
may be made from discarded SILK stock
ings. Holding the top OF the stocking
firmly between both hands. the hem
should be ripped downward and side
wise with IN. tips Of the fingers. When
the ravellng IS completed, the result Is
a great handful Of ravelings as soft as
down. Gloves and silk vestees may be
used as well. Should more body be de.
sir-d. gauze ravelings may be mixed
with the silk and even old pieces Of
silk and ribbons. to keep the ravelings
from packing.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31

New Years Eve and a watch party!
Visions OF sandwiches and cakes are
Immediately couiured up at the word
party" OF course the best silver and
CHINA VIII be polished and washed to
give the finishing touch to the table,
The easiest for the hostess, as well
as one Of the most attractive ways to
serve a large party Of guests, is the
buffet lunch. In this way a happy air
II informallty Is preserved. the men
serving the women. And the clever
suitor can arrange an almost private
supper hour with his lady love- BY a
little maneuvering Of chairs in half-ob-
scure corners. or stalking out a claim
On some deserted staircase.
Use Unsnaded Candles.
The prettiest way to light tabie is
with unshsded candles 4 silver can
delsbra in the center and two single
sticks throw a soft, friendly light over
both table and room.
The custom Of asking an especially
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
SAVE TnE RIlTrnNs

Rather than run the risk OF breaking
buttons on by trying 10 iron the hem
under them by pushing the iron be-
tween. the h.m should be placed with
The buttons downward upon a folded
Turkish towel Then the hem may be
lroned smoothly and easily, while the
buttons sink into the soft material be
meath.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
'EcOnOnai5e,
The oosl of lIyInr d doomed

me cost or living Is doomed.
An army of women 100000 strong
rep-esnilng 10 national organization. Is
prepared 10 nghl %. under the dlrec-
iion OF the savlufs division OF the
Treasury Department. From January
1 to APRIL T. Thrift campa'g gn will be
waSed 90 persuade the women OF the
country 20 eliminate an unnecessary ex-
p'nse and 10 keep strict accounts OF
.ir expenditures.
The womens organizations which VIII
conduct The campaign are the Daugh-
tcrs OF the American Revolution. Gen
oral Federation OF Women's Clubs. Ma
uonal League FOR Womon's Service.
Womcn's Department OF the Nat 'onal
Civic Fede alton Association OF College
Aumnae. Y w. C. A Nlilonal Congress
OF Mothers and parent-Tcacher Asso-
clai'ons. Natoral Federation Of Busl-
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
nEcEprIoN ro LEcIoN PosrpoNEn

The smoker and reception by the
Italian Ncghhorhood Athletic Club, at
No 40 Lincoln street. for Post No. IS,
American Lesion. scheduled last night,
was postponed until next Tuesday eve
ming. The committee on arrangemenis
consists Of Thomas Ketchel. chairman
Samuel Julian and Lewis DlJorls.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
NEW YEARS Nv OTHER
LANDS AND TINES

nine characteristics are attributed to
The pine with the reddish stem. and
masculine 10 the dark The bamboo
Stems, erect and with SUGGESTIONS Of
rings. symbolic fullness OF years. and
hale life. All unclean and evil things
are kept from crossing the threshold
by the grass rope spanning the opening
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
WALLPAPER REVERSED.

Here's a new style in wall paper An
experiment with several mnants 0
any sort OF light wall paper. applied to
the walls OF a room, wrong side out
shows that lovely tan wall covering
may be made In this way.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
KFFP THE .;un4,a PAPER CLEAN.
What an evaporation il is 10 find the

-. pdp,r c.t.cr ouWu iu .tr ih4u
or fluiterng far down the street 10
Sc ms as II a vagrant breeze waited
only until the paper boy should throw
the paper on the porch. before it whisks
it away. An ordinary spring clothespin
viii foil the wind Attached conven-
iently outside the door. 1t serves as a
clasp into which the newsboy may
fasten the paper.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
NUMBER FLATIRONs.

Nowadays the housewives who use
electric irons are legion. but the day OF
the old ilatlrons Is not quite past. For
those who still use them. IN eass way
10 insure getting the right irons m
turn. Is 10 number each with a piece
OF white chalk, I, 2 3, Z. and SO on.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
LEMON FOR SHOES.

One Of th. best and quickest ways
TO clean tan shoes Is 10 rub the solleu
parts with half lemon. When the
stain has disappeared. and the leather
has become thoroughly dry, the shoes
may be polished IN th. ordinary way.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
IMPROVE PYTmAN CASTLE.

The Knights OF Pythlas have given
contract for changing two walls on the
second floor OF Pyihan Castle. No 9O6
West street. 10 enlarge a dressing room.
Herbert u Brown VIII do the work.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31

Watch the Want Ads for good busi-
ness partnerships and investments.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31

Cooks and Mattresses Will do well 10
advertise in the Want Ads for positions
in the coming month.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-15
Hastings 1919
Seed Cata!Og Free

It's ready now. One hundred hand
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Hastings Seeds are sold direct by
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-15
GEORGIA MAN
HAD QUITE A SIEGE
IN Hospital But Improved Greatly After
Taking ZirOR Iron Tonic.

In a recent statement, J. H. Martin
of Mount Vernon, Ga, says:
Il was in the hospital with stomach
trouble and had quite a siege. 1t
seemed l would never get my strength
back after l came out, l had been so
ill. | ached all over. l was nervous,
restless and yet did not feel like get
ting around. My skin was yellow. My
appetite poor. 1 was in pretty bad
shape and began to look around for a
:onic. l felt like part of the trouble
vas lack of iron in my blood. l was
SO easily worried, so easily upset. [
heard of Ziron and knew il would help
me- l began to take it and the i'm
pro7ement was great. 1t strength
ened me, renewed my nerves and
toned up my system"
When you feel that you need
strength, remember that Ziron is a
perfected preparation of iron salts.
combined with other STRENGTHENING
ingredients. Try Ziron.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-15
GERMANY NOT NEAR
STARVATION POINT

London,--A long article written by
a member Of the allied naval com
mission in German waters on the sub
iect OF food conditions in north Ger
many,is published BY the Times today.
The writer is careful to point OUT
that he deals only with what various
their own eyes in a very considerable
area and that he ignores hearsay eyi.
dcnce regarding other parts of Ger
many.
But ii food conditions in the rest
OF Germany he goes on. "are not
very much worse than in Oldenburg,
Necklenburg and Schleswig-uolstein
there is certainly no need Tor haste on
the part OF the allies in going to their
relief i am confident that none of the
score Ct more members of the various
suo-commiasions who cayered many
Kindred miles OF country aud saw
TINS Of OF thousands of the people at
close range reported having ncticed
any evidence Of palpable underfaed-
inc .mDDo 4,N, Df t,,a i,,I,1,i.,,,,.