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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
PRACTICANTES
.VAPOR "SANTO DOMINGO"

Este rapido buque despachara destno Macoris
la capital ell unes del coente las 12oo A. No medic da,
admtiendo pasaeros, para nformes dirfgase
VLLAR & Co., Sues.
AGENTE
Phone 347. ST.. No g
Marina San Juan p r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT or PORTO RICO
IN BANKRUPTCY

N the matter of CENTRAL BEL.
vEDBRE 1Ec.. Bsnkrup. No. ZIG.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07

AvIso DE- vENTA EN- PUBLrcA sU.
BAsTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07
DR.. Francisco Mcnendez
GuiIIot.

Medicina = Cirugia veterinaria
De la Universidad Pennsylvania
Ofrece Bus servicios PROFESSIONALS
Tel. e61. . San Justo No. 7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
weekly Cotton Review.

NEW YORK. Jan. :.l.-The decline
which had carried prices here OF to
"0.o0 for May contracts toward the
end OF the previous week was checked
ard was followed by sharp rccoveries.
May contracts sold as high as o3l7
on Wednesday. but At this level offer
inss Increase and since then nuctua-
Irregular.
The cut in cotton rates BY the AmerI-
can shipping Board is expected TO be
met by British interests as soon AS
the period Tor which rates are now
liked has expired. and reports have
been circulating here of an improved
export demand. particularly from Bel
suIn. According to rumors which
were current in local trade circles to-
dag, the purchases OF Belgium inter-
csts here have aggregated no less
than 10000 bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01

of munition works turning over ca
pacity TO peace lines.
Price uncertainty still rules nearly
all Wholesale lines OF textiles. the
mildcst January in the history OF the
Weather Bureau discouraging buying
OF heavy winter apparel An additional
bar to active buying, both wholesale
and retail. and also TO collections. has
been set up at the South by the big
January decline in cotton. and the
slowness OF retail! demand and fear
of carrying over large stocks reaches
all the way back to the manufacturers.
who. in textiles particularly, are find
ing present or prospective labor de-
mands an additional encouragement
10 going ahead in lines where price
cuts have been drastic. Weekly bank
cleurinSs. $6,333.2O9.Q0O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
1n.InN MA.;KIIS.

NEW Yohh. Jan Il. Reports .: an I'M
cotton mafnet io-d.y rhe -;ener~. list
j 1901 noin,s the taafl,,J opeaeG te.G, % q
HS eH1e Win SsI rei,vsy o.. me oHer
sight selling orders. which aeemeI % come
quickly abso:ord However, aud M .l:..ke:
s nSMs, on rr GIhf ~: am
There were cs:!.nst.s IN circu!. don that
rouniry would "srr.gatc .a.!F $40 tale.
e%, m nSn.h a. noi a VIZ Sn.n i Ter q
ne Belgian mills we're sa" 10 b. road 20
bic. The. rrcueh co!@niss,l w.s s.po
redited with buy.na on M al ..n.e. vhrh
nd july from ~; 10 lib or anout 50 to :: /.
'i ann. te ga L"- agi.Ns ~
iiT Tsd asman. a 5 to h@Ys heSn sun.
, ..saSh sq .i@G l Ma sesn SIS saaI cor
o.s3. or ahou, . TO 81 poi!;. on from Il :
There was renewed talk q: unae,.Ica labor
nd ,Tads cond.;isng On nc 5, tDacc& dnf;ri:
siso attracted come attention
,sdii?f s, %4 S.i.s IT
Minor port: nacei6,s. + -. b b. s .x,or,.
81. bales sioch Lie hai"s. ''' o.
@a es S5or : ,s 5aa~ oSsH s
Salss,
II Tg 4 e. TO- W. al Receipts H.
Iotal toor, :, SON Receipts. @.5s&.5i2 bales,
NEw ORLEANS. Jan M.-iii"hor price.
ing nearly the entire So. ""'
for CONTRACTS resulting from accounts Of :;
Feneraliy bette s"nt Diamond ON 'hc q =
cai! the old "ron months were 70 q oo,n,,
n: bnn tn'1p"r was points ", and gf,c,
ne can Az months went 10 h.,hc. leyeis
he h ne wo YEN 20 des5e.sg 'he acreage q
ne early s'rcnsth OF October va. nI"-iT.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES
FOR ARMY OF 100000 MEN
Number Is Expected 10 Average Force
for fenr beginning July
I, 1910.
TBy Associated prexs

WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-An army OF
"oo'ooo men was unanimously decided
o" to-day by the House Military Com
ir:i.Us as the basis for determining the
approximation for army pay for the year
beginping next July.
committee members said that the
number was expected to he the aver
age force during the year.
Tie decision marked the beEinning
nt the committees wor; of framing
The annual military appropriation bill.
Members said Il had no bearing on per-
moncn; future military policy. and that
while pay was figured for 500 600 men.
II dii not FOLLOW that appropriations
FOR various branches OF service would
he such AZ to provide for an army ac-
tualiy organized as a permanent force
Of tina size.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
MARKET CLOSES HEAVY,
SHOWING |RRECuLAR|TY
Trading Almost En'i;cly Professional
and Volume oil Business
Smallest, in Months.
DIsTlLLERiEs ARE IN DEMAND
Buying OF Shares for Account OF
People Who Believe i.ntrantc oi
Corporation in EoodStun Pruduc-
tion Will Give Ii Pernaucnt Value.
By unoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Jan. @l.--Followirs
carly strength due to short covering
,ne stock market became heavy in the
-tte afternoon and closed irregular.
some issues showing declines OF from
a fraction to one point, WnI.c Spccla.-
ties ended the session with gains OF
from one TO tWo points. ldd'nS was
almost entirely pfoIesJiund. ana some
commission houses reported the S!";t'.-
est amount .. business III month5.
Except Tor ine ueIaanu from PROBES
sional shorts the inquiry Tor stocks is
reported 10 oc praCttCa!!y nil No m
terest is being anowu ~ the pubic in
securities anu soine commission houses
declare tina. tRCy are bare of many
siochs for t"c isrst time IN many weeks.
There is mucn uncertaihty among
the rank and mic q. SPECTATORS as 10
the probable trend o: ilo nIar,lcj and
in view OF iac aoScncs u. amy definite
reasons for inc purcaaSc uI Sha:tS this
element has occH sc.t..- sAori IN the
hope o; sCaip.a- sIn".t ptuItS more and
there. Some uTokcrS, Ho"cvc'. nave
started 10 ;tuViSc purchases on ;,I% .Gr-
Their Setbacks.
Continued selling occurred in Inter
national Nickc! cumhCf! S,ocE AZ i"e
expense OF i,s markGi uGoIAt;utI. .S,.cS
were based on c:Dcci4,ion tnat wEcn
the directors meet 10 take action Oh
the dividend next Monday the distriou-
ton TO shareholders VIII he reduced.
Great Northern ore ccrtiticateS fur
nished one bright spot III the list and
closed with net sa:n OF nearly one
point.
Purchasers OF the stociS We're in ca
pcctation of the distribution OF Il sub
stantial extra dividend by the trustees
of the company.
Distillers securities continued TO be
favoritc Notwithstanding the fact
that New York State Leg stature has
voted for prohibition. Buying of the
shares was for the account of people
who believe that the cunpany's en-
trance into the production OF foodstufTs
will be highly profitable. Il is also eN
pected that the corporation Will ship
it's supply of whisky abroad.
Renewed strength occurred III Tobac-
co Products Corporation common. ku-
morS were curccn: that the corpora
ton had succe ssfuliy competed Tor the
purchase OF the Philip Morris Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
BOND LIST

Am. Writing Paper js cts. (ssAedb.... So
y Isl - 'H!H! ::..'.,,.;:.,;,'..'. SO
\, g. l.. conV - tB1ito.I i"sIcit...... So.
Chesapeake and Ohio ties tG.G'.. 10.
Chesapeake and chiV cua". - ibid,.... So.
LigEett and Myers ToS.Cro 5s............ {:
LoriiIard IOpaCco Observation-Disclosures. ~
Mercantile Marine ..................... 81.
Se board Air L!U- ads. ................. isig
sSouttIerS lsa.wcb - tD:Ii .............-.. tI->
southern RAILWAY - tb!dl ................ 80
u. ;. EeE.s, ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -.
=. ;. Rer.St---t' iSs IOt.!l lOiit
y. :. L:b.rl loan %-,s Observation-Disclosures. 81 OF
v. 5. Liberty loan II Observation-Disclosures. 3-ss
l.. :. Liberty I'd Observation-Disclosures. aJs
L.. :. Liberty loan 9Th - ..,......-..... Il -
v. s Steel :. lv1i.
Va Brown Bros Clts. tH- Va iaslseGb S.La
Na--Car. Chemical 60. LIT .: tuii 1....-.. ST..
Na.-Car. ChemICa. 20 - (b'l,.. ldif.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
CnICAGN LIVE sTnCK MAnKE.r

,nHicAGo. JanS 5l.-iioz4: Rec.,uts 2. nj
ncan: na.k.; atop, stead ~i;h yes,.rIsy'
T. 49, quiz ., a:l.l ii.25Tl!c.: butciers
- :6 S',;; ihf'%"u'a. I5.I5alGto: pisg. god
,Ca,tlc; Ecc".pty 2UJG h..d: b.o, ,...-
- + go" stf"nr 10 paeycnlY h!~icr ,noaiii
~ ."!,lH ur' bullN t'"sdY 10 ytrnnr. .i,.a,
ahn FEEDER" si".d, nth Tu.s!..' 80.
Eit .caitlc. ko"n. T. Z. u %: common ' 70 n
. 80, 'p'h"r aiOcl. rps.! ~. t.IS.,, ~.
=. ,'n5n.tH a1f cutter. fTfzfE-t. s,,n,,
~ i"cdtTs. rood. !Gr,aft2. n. ,ng,,,,
- .osi. Hc*l "al"n%. rood "a M, I , - ''''"
Ia, 'chrsp Rrcr:p'r 500 ac.f sn.rlr. ,re,
~ ~ 10 J" cents .Ogrr .,iukg C,,I,t, '';,f ~
~ $50; medium. !sUaf IcGH. c,,;i,f 80
~ ew"h choicr i0s0n!G75: ,-'o,W y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
nrndstr~cra Trads R,,f-v

tomorrow viii say:
no!ehaic and joboiag trade IL p,i,i
a. waltlng stage. retail trade liz iens
s .t,ve ana the industrial pace. DaY
,,'e"I-ri ~ IN textile and iron and steel
hhcs D. slower. Even collectiour ar.
!.tacr more tardy. and the niImbs,
o., % unemployed is officially rsporisa
!hrReT this being confirmed ny snyIc.n
ahd NINE capacity from "a number M,
points. OF old orders running out an1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
BATTLE IN NORTHERN PERU
Several Persons Killed In Clash Re
tween Soldiers and Singers
Mt Laredo.
rpv Assoc!atsd prss.l

LIMA. Jan. Sl.-Sever:lI persons have
been killed in 4 hattie between gov
in Northern Peru.
General strikes also have broken out
ut TrujiNo and Salaverry. on the coast.
greatly alarmed
The scout cruiser Coronel EoloSnesi
has been seni TO re-eDforce the troops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Ichma I'D u I.tcMenEe.
CHICAGO GRAN MARKET

CHICAGO Jan. sI.-S:r!ke settlement -.
port RON Argentina brought oout lowe
S;os7 .Nas hea.y - & 20 &c net decline. WITH.
- ~ Is" !!a1. tnj July tifi- - ilt5.
.o,is off !-c to 81 -
Led NIX iuiutca ranged "a follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
SEhRO.tRD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Five Fer Cent Adjustment Mortgage Gold

Thc s"mia nnn'd InF;allments OF in,eres,
on SehboarI Air Lin" hallway nljustmrnt
bonds nn2untinE to l.. per cent ts:5.ooj.
represented Iy cnurons Nos. 81 and 3G for
$3.50 each. Viii bc pail on and .,i,-r rei-
rua.y L. 1919. at III. otice OF M.ssrs, Blair
Il Co. NJ. - Hruud = r.c.. New York
SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY CO.
:, iiy Roht. l.. .;uil. Secretary.
New York. Janunry 80 jl:a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01

- YORK. Jan ai.-Rccyes fir. s...-
- 80: no urlTn. offered: bulln .DSt
-. h"iicrA l!t6a!S2j: cows 5Doffl1.5
MI nS h':h.r; v"aia I.to4:s.Co. cui!s. !! %
~ Sne"n End laInbs higher: lamb. 1910.
sheen. s51s. ciniIs earrings. 700: Ordinary
ic t 70, ,o lad =. I'm@llt9 pixs. lso,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
Church Notices.

III SAINTS EPISCOPAL Franklin
Streetsl-.Thc Rev. J. Y. Downinan Is. D..
rector. Morning services at ii O'clock.
every first sunday In tho month nj ii
A. M. and every third Sunday ut 5 a. VI.
SUNDAY scho"i with bible classes at $3.50
a. NJ; In Tie parish house next 10 the
bnriii .Etir:M i.vANGr;LicAi. I.UrIlE-
RAN. Sixth ana Clay Streets tF. II. bIEUS-
CHkE. Past"rI Services II A. 81. aud S
L. VI. sunday School. aA5 y. NJ walther
League meets third ThurHduy s:l5 l.. 81. in
FIRST icNGIiSH rIANGELICAL Lutte
RAN CHURCH Corner Monument Avenue
anc fuintnrGy S,rcetp--rh. pastor. !. !.
Schsrsr. Jr.. "i!i ireach al II =. NJ. and
FIRST. rREspyfnRlAS- Preaching a, II,
\. II. ana 5 &. n. L. Or. r. a. McF.,Icn.
SSan1a, 5 'hooi at 9:ao and Bible classes a,
iF t:,,i !n,,, co ,s;;, rRnsrrTEMlA%
Street Rev. j. Calvin Stewart. u. D..
Pastor Emeritns Sabbath School. $3.50
a NJ; Bible c!ass,s NC. King. 10 A. NJ;
. m, By Rev: a. Z. Gurnhuii. ii \. NJ. !.
NJ. Young Peoples Society, 1915 g.. NJ. :.
sermon b. Rev g. T.. King S H. 81
LAuM.;I. STREET. The pastor viii con
due, thu srrv!cra ~ ~ y. ". 81 T;aC
ihrmiing AR. kudeheaver. Will b. Ir"H-
ent ana VIII conduct ovan:-istic servicr.
LEIGH STREET. BAPTIST CfiuKCII tc,,-
n.' went -hfth gnd Leigh S,r"c;sJ--Dr.
~ AZ: Jus! Suppose" ) T. ~ ''Mu!,ins
sEcoNB rhi!sHYTERIAN CHURCH.
hey Ruassil Cecil; u. -. pastor. SUNDAY
and 4. NJ. 40 service "Wednesday even
inH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01

:, ',,1HN q E.'|,H. G.H. TT. al--Tur.onrlo,- D.,
g. we. -. rsc.!piA. 20 caA.a: bh:pIn.nt, u
',i""t. sock, a,5t. c.rI.. 49, .
ho.," ,tn"eiise; recoirJ- ~, bDrrei.: su.r.
'FFnr.,,, !'' barre ~: stock. T.. ySJ barrels N
-GEu"t,; = li!O. II. J. 1915: r. IN. n
40 i, -: i8G; !. :'S.. K. ia:s. ST. 49,:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS MArgy1s
Dry Gnnns

NJ" fr:r Jan u cation po.as .,o
Ma" 49, reFr uu!"i. nth prices i,r.v.
~. 49, Fno.. bTr. gglr, and t,,,, 4. -,
uu.ci and "sfy. Raw si!I va !ower L.ys
" ss n mus were FeDoTteG shut:ry dr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
NEW YORK rHnn, CIR ,,

:, ;r!HW ?cik. Jan. 3..-co,,onseed oil va,
I"!ni- hummer yellow. q o. ''
"a" sugar unchanged: centriruo,I 20
me E'i3rlated cents !;r,o, cone. o,,,e,.p
-" ~ iyc Santos As 2!'sc. Butter an,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01

NEW YORK. Jan. @i.-Ifercan,iis paucr.
5HSE Ster!inE siNIy7d-v bills. 81 '5't com
comnerciaI si%W-dsy bills. s+.5-t.: demand.
aT5S: cables. Si.168,. Governinea; bonds
steady: railroad h"uas steady. Time loans
steady: sixty DAYS ninety DAYS ma SIX
months. SG ~ Cal! money Er!n. ruling
te. u. paNk IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
Passes Suffrage Amendment

unanimous vote the amendment to IN,
state Constitution. giving f-TTrage 10
women in Indiana and ba rrinC ;ilienS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01

FORD DELIVERY. EXCELLENT NM
cHANlcAL CONDITION.. GOOD TIRE
TOP AND NEWLY PAINTED Low
PRICE AND TERMS CAN BE All
RANGED. FRANKLIN MOTOR cd
BOULEVARD 2vo:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
RICUHOND PRODUCE MARKET
MhnlcsaI,, nI,n,

MaTEet QUO lions From Ac,us! Sales
BY Moodso3 'r"ic Go. Inc. Eichlnond ~
u q eou ,Sd'nlriHtratlo Ion I.ic-rnc No {; T2;t,
hicnmonn Va. January 81 1913
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
pREsnYTEnIAH
Deaths.

tAi i.of.' Died. at ner resid.Ilce in War
rcrton. y. g.. January 81. 1919. Mrs. hes
hie y. Taylor. wife OF Dr. ". w. ia yiur
survived " her husband anu FOUR chill
dtx.eI an! her brother, Gordon ". Poln-
The intermeut Will l., i'm hollywood
-Sc:nHtrry SATURDAY: February !. at . A. Nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
Personals.
Lost and Found.

COMMUNICATING exercise for ladies .ud
gentlemen. Palace Alleys tunder Victor
Th.aterl. Eighth atd Brvsd Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01

Troy traileEs. Designed solely from
the demand point OF u iehicle to be
hauled u bind high speed motor
truck. The embodiment OF the
highest engineering Skill--in con-
struri.on the caua! OF tho best truck
made. Under average conditions
Troy Trailer will at least double tho
hau in- capacity Of any good make
II true L. and cut hauling cost In
csli. FriccS right: Clitri delivery.
II. u. King Motor CORPORATION. sci
West Broat Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01

from voting. was passed by thc State
senate to-day. The bill now goes tc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01

Bu BUICK sale: in! good condition. r,
cash. Randolph 604s. 1897 West re- 80
CADILLAC, 1914. T-passenEer touring. -,
~ painted and new top: good tires. eli.
upholstery. rwo-speed rear end win al a.
rihce for $3.50 Atlantic Motor Co "a
West Broad street. - IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
Stocks.
sales
100 Advancc-Rumcley. com. .
~ .Auvsl:.ce-Kumeiey. pid. /.

100 Advancc-Rumcley. com.
~ .Auva:.cc-Rumeiey. pad. +.
iv0 Ai.is-CnIimcrs ........
lcy Aliis-Cua.mcrs, pfd.
40 -h."ska Goiu.
"Jv .t,nSs. Beet sugar, COM. .
49, %NliSflCaH Cah... ......
-Ai.iefiGon Can. pIu.
i,luo .Alner. Car auI rouN !.
i.uuv ntiiSriShu Co,iun Oll...
1,ivu Am. iiluc ana Lea, com /.
800 AIN. lilac and Lea. piu
1..vV american Liu9cCd Oil. :.
tvu -Aircricau LOCOMOTIVES.
AIMEE. Locomotive, pIu. &.
J,lp0 .Niie. ic.,n ShtcitinE..
900 AHhcr. steel rpunurieS. &.
10 AE:crican Sugar.
l.iQo Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. /.
- -tn.er. Tobacco, com 4.
Amer. Tobacco. pfd.
100 Am. Writing Paper, pfd !.
Gou American zinc.
".o"o anaconda Copper. -. /.
zoo Atchison, X 2u%o..
Atlantic Coast Line. :. {.
y. =: l.. of CT. (Salto.) :.
200 iialtino.. and ohio.
i.S"o Bethlehem steel. b. -.
90 Heth. steel. Sc pfd
i.SVu !oa.dwin Locomotives.
100 lutte Copper and Zinc. :.
zoo Canadian raciiic.
l.o00 California Petroleum,
40 Central Leather, com.
Chesapeake and Ohio. &.
Chicago Great Western
Chi. Grca; West, pfd
loo chi.. Mil. and st. Paul. :.
100 CHI. X. |. and f.. com
2nc Chi, X. |. and T.. CSC pr.
idI Chi, II. l. and F., 80 Dr.
HSUv Cruribie steel Cor. com
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
".Go0 Corn Products. com.
Loo p!S;;llerS
900 Dome Mines.
Erie. LIST pId.
i,encrai Electric.
$500 Goodrich. com.
800 Great Northern. MD.
lv.nut Great North. ore CTS
l"p Illinois Central.
~ imtcrboro- Cons. com.
800 Inspiration Copper.
100 Int. Mcr. Mar. com
70, 90 Int, Mer. Mar. pfd
ioV ini. Paper. com.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01

--.s. - i>aitpoIpIi SSs5
SuTliERl.ASD--J. L. Sutherland & Sons
Funeral Directors. 1905 West Muin Street;
foul ~ Nights and Sundays Ran. 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
AUTOMOBILEs
Automobiles for Sale.

BUICK -FOUR. slightly used. Good pa,
and In frs,-class mechanical condI,,o
Good tires. Run less than 1000 mil.
a reasonable price. Capitol Motor Co
pora,,on., als West Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

HOMAS BRANCH x CO. gBanhcrs a,.u brokers
tiisi. Low tilti .>sk'h sales
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Funeral Directors.

PlIAGP.- Edwin Phuup. Funeral Director
and Embairner. sos East Main Stree.
Madison lal: Eandolph sGca
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Pleasant Hill
From Our Correspondent-

From Our Correspondent-
Miss Donna spent the week end
at Hinckley.
The clover huller is visiting
along our road this week.
Frances Downing has returned
to the Cities for the winter.
Henry Brandt has been sick in
bed for week with a lame back.
Miss Alexander spent the week
end at her home in Brook Park.
John Southerton spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Willis Da-
Wis.
May Robinson has returned to
Superior, after a months visit at
home.
Miss Swanson and the Misses
Lyttle spent Sunday with Mrs,
Burglund.
Roy Emerson has been helping
Carl Davis dig his spuds for the
last few days.
Mrs. Taylor's father has re-
turned to his home in South Da.
kota. after a months visit here.
Hedge Johnson is moving over
onto his own place this week. He
has been living on Mr.. Morri.
sons farm.
A very enjoyable time was had
by the young people at Blanche
Churchilrs birthday party Tues.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Babe were
called near Cloquet on account
of the death of Mr.. Bade's little
niece. The remains were brought
to Bruno for burial.
Talk about up to date music
Kerrick sure has the jazz band
For further information ask the
leader, Gilbert Nelson. Practice
every Sunday evening at $50 at
the school house.
Fred Rupp had the misfortune
to break both bones in his leg
just above the ankle last Thurs.
day while working at the saw
mill. He is doing nicely at the
hospital in Sandstone now.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Makes 2.7O1 Mile Aerial journey
Across u. S. in Less Than
rs Hours.
NECK ND-NECk FINISH
Two Pacific Coast Airmen Reach East.
ern Goal Within Few Seconds Of
Each Other--victory for
Liberty Motor.

New York. Oct. IS. A Baptist
preacher. a soldier and school teach,
or are Americas newest air pioneers.
They were the first men to ny
across the continent from ocean tG
ocean, and had taken rank in aerial
history with the Montgolfers. the
Wrights, Santos Dumont and Com.
mander Read.
Lieutenant Belvin Maynard, q pastor.
was the first to complete the epoch.
making flight. He left Roosevelt
field. Mineola, N. Y. at S:24 q. m.
Wednesday. and arrived at the Presi.
do. San Francisco. at 3:l3 p. M, Sat,
urday. His actual flying time was ~
hours. 50 minutes. 4s1s seconds for
the 2.700 miles and his elapsed time
was Is hours. - minutes.
Filers Reach Mineola Together.
Major Carl Spatx. a soldier. was the
second to finish. He left San Francis
CO at 1854 .. m. Wednesday. and AZ
rived at Roosevelt field at 1885 p m,
Saturday. His elapsed time was 90
hours. ~ minutes.
Lieutenant r. c. Kiel. q school
teacher. completed the journey from
San Francisco to Roosevelt field only
20 seconds behind Spatz. He left
three minutes earlier.
The result was great victory FOL
the Liberty engine. Maynard. Spatz
and kiel piloted De Haviland Four
equipped with that type Of engine. do
veloping 400 horsepower. Their ma
chimes were capable Of making l20
miles an hour. but this speed waa
greatly exceeded several times under
favorable wind conditions. Maynard
averaged l05h miles an hour for the
entire route.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

MIR. and Mrs. Bert Forsyth
spent Sunday afternoon at the
Fred Darnell home.
Joe Hansel returned Thursday
from New York state where he
bought a tract Of land.
The North Star Community
Club did not have a very large
attendance last Thursday.
Mr.. kowitz has been helping
Mr.. McNelly build a foundation
for new barn the last few days.
There will be services in the
Messenger school house Sunday.
Oct. 10th. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. Robert Teitz left for Du-
luth, Saturday. to visit her
daughter, Helen, and other rela-
tives for a few days.
Albert Sandgren and brother,
Bennie, returned from Shafer.
Mimi, where they have been
visiting, one day last week.
Martin Lindof from Morgan
Park. bought eighty acres of the
Gust Overlook land in Kettle
River township, last Wednesday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Free Travelling Library in
Norman Township.

The state of Minnesota main
tains through the Public Library
Commission a system of free
travelling libraries, for the bene-
fit of all the people of the state.
The purpose of these libraries is
to bring to the people, living on
the farms, the educational adj
vantages denied them by reason
of the distance from public libra
ries. wish to announce to the
people of this community, that
the Norman Library Association
has installed at our residence one
of these libraries. 1t is comprised
of fifty volumes, mostly fiction,
but including also interesting
books in science, biography,
travel, literature. history and
agriculture. There are also six
books written in the Swedish
language. These books may be
borrowed. at any time, by the
people of the community. and
may be kept for two weeks free
of charge. After that time, one
cent per day is added for each
book until it is returned. Two
books may be borrowed at a time.
l hope the public will feel free to
come for books at any time and
make use of the library as that
is the purpose for which it was
obtained.
Mrs. ]. D. De Maris,
Librarian.