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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
FOUR KILLED, 50 ARE WOUNDED IN
 BIC STRIKE RIOT
1000 Former Employees of Steel Plant and Police in
 Battle.

Hammond, Indiana, Sept. 9.-Foul strikers were killed and 50 wounded today in battle between 1000 for mer employees of the Standard Stee Car company, and the police. Two months ago, 2,O00 workmer at the plant went on a strike for in creased wages and improved work ing conditions. Five weeks ago and the police in which number of persons were injured and as a re- suit of this outbreak Governor Goodrick sent a regiment of the In diana state militia to Hammond to restore order. The troops were withdrawn about two weeks ago. Yesterday 200 strikers returned to work and this caused considerable bad feeling among the men who re- fused to return.
 Today when the 200 men were on their way to the plant, a crowd of 1000 foreign-born strikers gather ed and threatened them.
 Twenty policemen and twenty special guards ordered the distur- bers to disperse. The order was greeted with jeers and shouts of "scab." Captain Ben Strong, in charge of the police, then instructed that the leaders of the mob be ar rested. When the police attempted to execute the order, the crowd at tackled with sticks and stones, sev- eral of the strikers drew revolvers and fired number of shots.
 The police replied by firing about 75 shots into the crowd. killing five and wounded 15 strikers. Later the strike leaders were taken into custody, and taken to jail. None of the policemen or special guards was wounded in the fight.
 According to the police, the mob of strikers was led by Lieutenant Thomas Skuba, 21 year-old, Pole decently discharged from the United States army. He wore his uniform and carried an American flag, which he waved during the fight. He later was arrested.
 Fought 10 Minutes.
 The fight lasted for ten minutes the mob holding it's ground until five of it's members had been shot down and fifteen wounded. When Captain Ben Strong ordered the crowd to disperse, the strikers re fused to obey, and, according to the police, hooted and jeered the off cers and threw sticks and stones Patrolman Fred Hesterman sustain ed fracture of his right arm by being hit with a brick before any shots were fired by the police, ac- cording to Captain Ben Strong. Police assert that at least half a dozen shots were fired by the mob before they discharged their weap- Ons.
 After the first few volleys were fired by police and special guards the crowd scattered and ran fol cover
 The authorities are taking pre- cautions against a recurrance of the trouble when the 200 strikers who returned to work leave the com pany's this evening.
 One hundred additional deputy sheriffs were sworn in this after noon to. aid in policing the riot dis. trict. It was decided not to call fo1 state troops at present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
OBITUARY
o. PINNEY.

0. Pinney, aged 79, died at the home of his daughter Mrs. J. M Long at Fl Dorado yesterday. The bodv arrived in Pine Bluff last night, and funeral services will be held at Rellwood cemetery this morning at 10 o'clock. MT. Penny was a native of Indiana, but at the time of his death, was making his home with his daughter at Fl Dorado. MT. and Mrs. Long were former residents of Pine Bluff. and were we'll known here as were their sons James and Monroe. Deceased is survived by his wife and one daughter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
Asks Senate Probe
 of Mexican Murder

Chicago, Sept. 9.-James K. Me- Gill, father of Herbert McGill, killed by Mexican bandits on August 30, has appealed direct to the foreign rela- tions committee of the United States senate in an effort to bring to jus tice the murderers of his son. This became known today, the announce, ment being that MT. McGill had writ ten a personal letter to Senator Lodge of the foreign relations committee, detailing the death of his son, and requesting that full investigation be made without delay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
THAT GRAY HAIR }
 HAND|cAP|'
Darken Your Gray Or p,,,
 Look Young and II Be 'psded p a

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 GNU Hair Color Rp,t,,.. harmless, which thousands Is''lel as pie have used and endorss1 1o,,as a
 past fifteen years. It is 'ra ua. 'e' .. pertinent. Ask your drnn..' nv. an GNU Hair Color Restoresss hussM ,, send to the Jones Drno pany, Memphis, Tenn.~adIr,u I,uy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
PROPAGANDIST IS GIVEN, AN UNEASY
 HOUR IN SENATE
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) clined to think so," and insisted that the fabrication of news on the bor- der was notable" He was unable to give any definite information re- garding the names of papers or newspapermen engaged in fabrica-, tion but indicated thes list was lopgs
 "I want to know. said k Senator Fall, Eff the Associated Press is in that list?
 No" Dr. Inman replied.
 "Then you acquit the Associated Press?" asked the chairman.
 I have no knowledge that the Asso- ciated Press ever fabricated news" was the response.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
ALLEGED BOND SWINDLE.

Chicago, Sept. sc. T. Evans, a national bank examiner, was arres- ted today in connection with the fin ancial operations of what States At torney Hoyne has alleged was a swindlers syndicate plotting a har- vest of S1,000,000 by sale of worth less securities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10

Dr. Grace Tankersley, eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, leaves this week for Philadelphia where she will practice in the future. She will also teach in the Woman's Me dical college at Philadelphia. Dr. Tankersley has been practicing here with Dr. J. w. Scales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
Armed Posse After
 Negro Murderer

Athens, Ga, Sept. 9.-Armed posses estimated in some quarters to number six hundred men and boys, aided by blood hounds, are beating the countryside near here in an effort to capture Abe Cox, a negro, accused of attacking and then beating to death the young wife of a farmer near Lexington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
S1O.OOO RORBERY.

Wichita, Kans., Sept. 9.-Two un- masked bandits robbed the State Bank of Chatauqua, in Chatauqua county late today and escaped with $7,000 in currency and Liberty bonds valued at from $3,500 to $4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
RAISE BEETS IN ARKANSAS.

Conway, Sept. 9.-A million and a half of California capital will be in vested in Arkansas in the beet sugar industry, if experiments prove that the beet can be grown profitably in the state, it was announced today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
TO FIGHT THE FLU"

Little Rock, Sept 9-An appeal for larger number of physicians to register for service under the dir ection of the state health department in the event of "flu" epidemic this fal was issued today by Dr. c. w. Garrison, state health officer A corps of voluntary physicians will be organized.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
LET BID ROAD WORK.

Little Rock, Sept. 9.-Contract for 87 miles of highway in the North Arkansas County Road district was awarded today to the Miller-Butter- worth Construction company of Lit tie Rock and Gregory and Wilson of Newport. The improvement will cost S1 .6OO,Q00.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
EXONERATE BISON MAN.

Rison, Sept. 9.-Monroe Patrick, white, was exonerated in the killing of Alfred Sledge, negro, by coron- CTS jury at Plumer Farm, eight miles from Rison. Patrick accused Sledge of killing and stealing his chickens. Sledge drew a gun, it was claimed, and Patrick killed him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
A. R. BURNAM DEAD.

Richmond, Ky, Sept. g. Anthony R. Burnam, former chief justice of the Kentucky court of appeals and republican leader, died at his home here toray after long illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
HARRIS SCORES K. o.

Okland, Cal, Sept. Civilian (BilD Larue of San Francisco, con- quorer of Willie Meehan, was knock ed out in the second round of sche- duled four round bout by Carl Nor Ms of Oklahoma here today. The men are heavyweights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
SCENT FARE IN ST. LOUIS.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Sept. 9.-A street care fare of eight cents in St. Louis effective September 20 and to continue in force for six months, is provided in an order issued tonight by the Missouri Public Service com mission.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10

o:1,: The annual meeting of the l.. Cotllllon club will be held ,'' S1s, sss afternoon at 3:3O in the Cb,n%, Saa Commerce rooms. Every rs,,ys' msmy:' urgently requested to be prqssa. sa,,'' c. Kilgore Pres, J. W, s,tiS Msr,isS
 Secretary. ''' '"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10
FIRE RISK CLEANUP.

Little Rock, Sept. 9.-Following recent heavy losses due to fire, in- surance men here today launched "clean up" campaign. All risks in Little Rock will be investigated and a inspection of premises will be made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10

Auto Roads Maps 25c. Bras, Central Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-10

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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-12-25
NOTICE

In accordance with resolution of the
Police Jury of date November I7th. l9Is
sealed bids for the purchase Of Fifty
THOUSAND Dollars five per cent twenty
year road bonds af road district No. l3.
ward 8 Of the parish Of Natchitoches.
Louisiana, will be received to be open.
ed at 10 o'clock q. m.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9TH. 1919
at the Office of the Police Jury at the
court house in the city of Natchito-
ches, Louisiana.
All bids must be ACCOMPANIED with
certified check for two and one half
per cent Of the face value of the bonds !:
said check payable to the order of the
President Of the Police jury Of the par
ish Of Natchitoches. Ali rights ac-
corded by law to the Police jury are
reserved In the matter of the sale and
award Of said bonds.
Address all communications to the
Secretery of the police jury of the
parish Of Natchitoches, city-of Match
Louisiana.
JAS. F. SALTER
President Police Jury, Parish
Natchitoches, Louisiana.
AHpiE TXuzN
SeaEetary Police Jury Parish
of Natchitoches, Louisiana.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-12-25

Number Twenty-nine (29) of the par
ish OF Natchitoches dated February lst
1920. In faith whereof ! have here
unto affixed my official signature auth
enticated with the impress of the Off
cial seal Of the said Police Jury at
Natchitoches, Louisisna, on this, the
18th day Of November 1919.
ADDIE TAUZIN,
Secretary Police Jury.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-12-25
NOTICE

In accordance with the terms of the
ordinance Of the police jury of the
parish of NatchitOches, dated Novems
Der 18th 1919, notice is hereby given
that the police jury will receive sealed
proposals for the purchase at . price
not less than par and accrued interest
of Sixty Thousand Dollars ($6O. OOO. .O0)
of road bonds, Road District number
twenty-nine (29) OF the parish of Nat
chltoches, dated February /. 1920. and
/ authorized at election held ii, said road
district November IA, 1919. Bids must
be sealed and accompanied by certi-
fled checks on some National Bank do.
ing business in this State or some SOL
vent bank chartered under the laws of
this State for not less than two and
one, half per cent (21a per cent? Of the
TIE President Of the police jury, par
ish OF Natchitoches. The check Of the
successful bidder will be credited on
the purchase price Of his bid or forfeit
ed to the said road district if he fails
to fulfill the conditions of his bid. The
checks Of the unsuccessful bidders will
&c returned to them upon the rejec-
tions of their bids.
The successful bidder will be fur
nished with proper legal opinion Of
Mr.. John g. Thomson Of New York
city Is to the validity Of the bonds.
All bids must be sealed and address
sed to the Police Jury Of, the parish Of
Natchitoches Louisiana with the state
ment on the envelope that it contains
bid for the purpose Of the road bond
issue Of Road District Number Twenty
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-12-25
Presbyterian Church

Services on lst, 2nd and 4th
Sundays at II a. m. and 7:3O D. m.
Sabbath School every Sunday at
10. .. N.
The public is cordially invited
to attend these services.
=. ], McGEHEE, Pastor.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-12-25

We have large assortment of shapes
and sizes in empty Holiday boxes suit
able for any gift you may want to give
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-12-25
NatChit0CheS
Chamber of Commerce

The President, Board of Directors and Sec
retary of the Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce
wish its members very Merry Christmas and
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
May your happiness and prosperity rebound
to the progress and prosperity of Natchtoches Par
ish during the coming year and form the foundation
tor the building of bigger and better Natchitoches
in the years which are to come
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-12-25

Proposition to incur debt
and issue bonds of the City
of Natchitoches, Louisiana
to the amount of $88O00. 90 |
to run for a period of TWEEN. !
ty years. payable serially |
as shall be prescribed by |
the Mayor and City Com
mission under the Statutes
relating thereto. bearing
interest at the rate of five I
(5%) per annum, payable
semi-annuallv fer the pur-
pose Of construction water
and light plant improve
ments for the use Of said
city and its inhabitants,
the title Of which shall
vest in said city. !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
SOLDIERS CLASH IN CAMP
American With British Army and south
African Hacks In Melee at
Winchcster, England.

LONDON, April 29.-In a clash at
;he Winchester repatriation camp last
night between Americans and South
African black soldiers. one or two
Americans Were injured. none. how
ever. seriously. a Winchester tispatc CHI
to the Exchange Telegraph Company
says.
Tile camp is used by Americans who
served in the British army and III feel
ing between the Americans and the
blacks came 70 q crisis last night when
'r" blacks attacked the Americans with
sticks
First reports received by the com
Dany from Winshester were that three
had been Killed and thirty injured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30

Prairic sailed today from the Meet
supply base in Brooklyn for the Jump
ius OF spot selected in New Found
land by the Navy Department. On
lnc Prairic are ncwspapermen and mo-
ton picture photographers who will
cover" the start Of the overseas jour
ncy.
INC lrdiric commanded by CAPTAIN
sap Tor dcStroycrS to he stationed
along the Atlantic coast from Rock
away TO New Foundland and for the
western link OF the chain OF DESTROY
crs which will be stretched across The
Atlantic along tho course over which
the airmen will ny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30

NEW ORLEANS. April 2s-whne ther.
ne, 80 ,"!r;y wid. sd'.pce, In The carly trad
lst"T t;.I "a tho afternoon went 10 a nc,
d"rirs. The close showed net losses OF 10
y point Eag!ncss was due 10 heavy l!1uI.
ni".i"n from me .onr side aad liberal offer
WORKING FOR i reaction. whivh they consid
Tha oprunc was higher and the advance
:"a,inutd until the trading month were r
|" ~ in!nts above tho lev-i OF SATURDAY..
r.p.". This !mprovrmeE; Wa the Reelection
az tnt Frr:a:.oaal strength in Liverpool. a.
ne mHrkri rose offerings continued from
cotton and from traders who wer. encou-
Ased 20 SOL shor: by reports that badly
NEEDED T"IrS wer" falling IL Texas
\, from -s,G' July wyss .cnt d5wn to p ss
NJ ~ on" tl'Hr Traded a. g1.'5. 4 new
time ;lai vas ~ premium o. /? points
auo:ed md i..n. a: g5sa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
BRITISH NAVY Is THIRD
STRONGER THAN IN 1914
CompIctIom Since War Hogan Include
Fifteen BntiieShips aud Five
Hattie Cruisers.

LONDON. April 29.-Grcat Britain
has added a few battlcships to her fleet
since 1915. An authoritative report
JS4 whrShipS since war was declared
thereby making the British fleet more
IMAM third stronger than in August.
1919. Completion include dfteen bat
tcships. five battlc cruisers twenty
eight light cruisers, liJ destroyers
10 submarines
SIS ships OF all classes. including fif-
ty-fEe battlcships, seven battle crun.-
ers, l9l destroyers and s!Nty-four sui
marines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
CHICAGO LIVE sroCk MAnkEr

40: Apri! :-!ios.: Hcceip,s. 3..tfl
nan - "a Iesterdsys ay"raac bulk OF sales. ?O!o
We!rht I!sh, c Msfr 6'' /, !, nsd @
light hEht; is.con p: SONS. 5000 . -
cait!e; Rsoeipis. 5000 head: slow: mostly
t."huE' CaNes - cents to .! cents lower:
.tcers ic,25 n 1855 butcher COWS and hcifer.
100 !!.oJ' veal calves. Is.tp I 20 stocker
sheer Receipts. 100 head. ia,nb. SLOW 20
10 cents lower: some shorn la nhs - cen: ,
T9MM =, =. .h nG aieedy ismbs s. pnunds down.
l;kp q 10: springs 1850 "a u -: eve mo
dunn, li75 1889, cuiis and common. G.t0ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
|0.EXTRA DIVIDEND PAID
| Y-U. S. STEEL COMPANY
eclared Earnings Made During Past
Few Months Did Not Warrant
Same.
RlTIsH ARE BUYING RAILS
t'scrnmcnt Is Taking Some Stock
as Well as Private Concerns.
Houston OIL Makes Exciting Adj
vance on Curb.
ny nnoApAN WALL.

NEW YORK, April 2o.--At the close
l another day OF great activity In
10 stock market today the United
Eatcs Steel Corporation announced
|.at no extra dividend would be paid
n the common stock this quarter. The
Awnings as made public did not justify
n extra. The Street did not expect
n extra. SO the bull! campaIgners are
OF down-hear,ed. Steel was offered
point under tic market after the
1850 by few excited traders. but tile
,,libcrate opinion of the bes, bankers
IS that the omission or the extra
,uld make little difference in the
rket.
What drew attention away from
tied States Steel was the disclosure
British buying Of the rails. II has
thought that only private invest.
IN Europe were thus buying. but
1t developed that some stock il
taken for the government Itself
Oils Go ON McrriIy.
= went mcrrily along today, IIous-
oil on the curb making the most
ling advance. The Marines and
Ks with large quantities OF Liberty
Is in their treasures were well
ght. The close was Irregular
nc fact that the Steel directors
lSht II wise 20 conserve th..r cash
make other directors careful
so much business they VIII need
&c cash.
'ireotor-General Hines. OF the rail-
Ids, Is holding up the whole coun-
with his demand for cheap steel
the. roads. No builder is going to
y while there Is hope or lower
ces. For that reason the marke,
ss:dent Wilson Will ask that the
DIS be turned back 10 private own
quickly. The steel companies
st prices with the general public
nptly II given an opportunity
amp stock is being bought in an
patton Of an important announce
II regarding sale OF rca! estate.
keystone Makes Advance.
ihen Keystone advanced I'VE points
he last hour today. Wall Street re-
nbcrcd that the stock was slated
ago for zoo.
Tier received by the Frisco for It's
hs that are supposed 10 contain oil
'sed Il sharp rise in the stock Of the
npany.
american Can moved into new high
ritory.
u the railroads, Union Pachc and
les. The others were heavy
announcement that all the wire sys-
are 10 he returned 10 stock
ID caused rise OF four points IN
.rican Telephone stock.
CIV high records in Atlantic Gult
West indies, In the Marines and
ACHE Mail caused renewal OF the
,rts that the American lntcrna.
Al was !iqu.GatinG these stocks.
Ky YORK. ADsM :.;-Mereantiie pseer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
EXPECT AsQU|TH WILL
SUCCEED EARL READING
Former Premier RcportSl to Have
Oncr OF AmbaSsntlurial Office
Under Consideration.
FAVORED by CABINET MEMBERS
London Newspaper Says Former
Premier Is Being So Strongly
Urged for Washington Post That
liz Ma! Deem II Duty to Accept.

LONDON, Nprii 29.-IICrbcrt H.
Asuuith. former Premier is likely TO
succeed tho Earl OF Reading as ambas-
20 the Evening News today
The newspaper says il understands
that Mr.. ASuuith was informally Of
fcrcd the post Il few months ago and
declined. but not In such Il way as TO
preclude AN offer later
The Evening News states it's belief
that all the Cabinet ministers strongly
favor Mr.. Asuui'hs appo in;mcnt and
that he may consider it his duty To ac-
ccpt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
nICnMoSp LIVE srocK MARKET

Iaales al Union STOCK Yards.)
EsD0rt FOR the week ending Apri! IS. 1919;
HI q i.'=G sotnmon 70 fair Ilal2c; choice
common to fair. lDH 49,; choice cows. liza
i-'.c medium 70 good. l0Ilihc: common to
Sood: leG iec; common TO fair, sd IOc: best
neaES otilis, III, II l2iIC: fat light bulls. l0.-
Niii-c: Eoo'l bologna bulls. 81 n Zoe: fair s
80 -: best O. wee. iec: common 20 fair. i-iv
~ Ifc: best ho%s. .lc pigs ard shoats. iGf
hc; so'~s and stays. ia lsC: best sheen. J.
~ ~ common 10 fair. Sn loC: anbs. icN iac.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30

opened at 9 per cent; high. 6 ger cent: low.
DAYS loans were made at cent. Loans
inGde on all industriais were 6d5'4 per
Time money + slightly easier with fair
amount OF lending at Js4 for the thirty and
S:Sty day periods on al! indusirials. Mixed
loans az Pr per cent.
fair amount of choice names selling at "a
ucT ce'!t for tho three and four month ma
Turtles The demand coming from out-of-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
Guilty Of First Degree Murder,

DIV NSsCCIatcU FfeeS. 4
WASHINGTON. April 2a.-James
hcnrY Jackson, n negro, who shot
and killed Miss Lillian Hood. war
worker from Tennessee. here last
January. was found guilty today O:
murder in the FIRST degree. Jackson
ran amuch in Il residential neighbour
hood and entered many homes on sue
cessirc nights before lie was captured.
lie Killed Miss Hood when she resisted
an attack In her bedroom and at
tempted TO capture the intruder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
On the (urh Market

r,;ri Nv UHh. Aprit -. -.fradInr ihe
wo!unlc and was scattercd through a oroad
n OF Issues. with prices In mosL INSTANCES
showing NTmer tendency. Tho profaS.
,ii",'s, cement wa. asain unusually active IN
~" inark1t. dnU there "a iuru,
demand from. outside interests oils ON
tlhucd TO attract most attention with sub.
Siantlai gains; Inuustr!als were in act!v,
de maLd a.! through the, session. bu; price
inoye"lhnts were sonewha; nliv ID Metals
We're idirlN active. hut price changes were
mixed The sales follow:
2S23 Aetna Explosives. %. a 10: 800 COS.
den OF, si"nst. $40 F'Adnral Oil H. n q.
aaXyS" ni1rGht.onsi rs,roieu:n. 81, a %,
AM,i .c 9 ~! ReM "a! 100 M"rrIit on
s-lsTs.: LOO Boston and Montana So. 10:
I1eS Cons. Arizona Smeitcrs IsiIi.: 1 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
TO PICK JUMPING OFF SPOT
steamer Prairie Sails to Locntc New
Foundlnnd Site for Beginning
ONCrhcuN Flight.

NEW YORK. April ao-Whiie naval
aHiators at Rockaway Beach were
speeding up the work OF getting the
three giant seaplancs to he used i'm
tho proposed Atlantic flight into
proper shape. the naval ;ranspurt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30

Pounds. who. Saturday evening. killed !,
10 be hiding in wooded territory be-
tween here and Sutherin. County and
city policemen have no definite trace
of his wherea bouts however 75s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-30
NE.v ynrK 1--WE srnCK ,,,cxrr

lev ToRN: Apr!, 2s;.-BSeves. NJ trading.
i...cm IL -: ca, 500 4 ii'5o: :Him NIL:
calves. sol n 100 '''>
SHEEP and iambS Receipts 40 head
s,eady: fair 10 choice unshoEn lambs. 1909
n y ~: oTnin2EE 70 fa!r clippel lambs. $3.50
Hogs steadv. ~. 25 II y -: r0uvhr i,5GT = -