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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-11
A VISIT TO THE UNIVERSITY
CITY

Clark, Dr. and Mrs Sheppard, Mr..
and Mrs w. w Clyatt, DR.. Carlisle
Izlar, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walters,
Mrs. p v. Leavengood, Miss Sara
DeHOn, Mrs. r. S. Hall, Robert Han,
William Hall, Miss Irene Tompkins,
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Tompkins, Mr.,
and Mrs Barrett, Mrs Kate Brinkley,
Mr. J. C. Howell, Miss Howell, Mr..
Mason Tison, and a number of others.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-11
DOINCS OF The
LEGISLATURE
The Governors Message-League of
Nations Endorsed-ConstitUtio
Amendment Proposed-Mr.
Fort Introduces Resolution

Governor Cats message was not
read to both houses in joint session,
but was ordered printed in the jour
nal
The first act of the senate after
settling down to active business vas
the adoption of a resolution offered
by Senator Lincoln Hully OF VOlusia
county, endorsing the proposed lea
gueof nations and expressing cont
dence in the president
Senator Singletary introduced
resolution declaring for constitu-
ti0nal convention. The resolution
will be considered by the committee
ON constitutional amendments which
will be announced later The senate
is operating under the rules of the
1917 session. The rules committee is
expected to report tomorrow.
In the house Representative Fort Of
Marion put in a resolution asking the
head OF the state prison farm to re
port on the assets and liabilities Of
prison farms, together with the num-
Der of convicts and the per cent. Of
decrease in the number of c0nvicts
for the last two years. Representa-
tive Watson of Miami said a special
committee of the extra session would
carry this information and Mr.. Fort
withdrew his resolution. The matter
he asked for will be Of great interest
in considering the federal aid for
roads.
II the legislature takes the prOper
steps. and there is little doubt but
that it will do so, Florida can obtain
$3.192,000 from the federal govern
ment to spending IN building good
roads in the period between now and
Ju1y I, 1920
The only thing necessary is 70
match the federal AID with an even
sum Of state money.
And it does not all have to be cash
money. either. The federal govern
ment will accept the work of the
state convicts as equivalent to mon
ey in the deal But -and here the
lawmakers are going to gasp a bit.
1912 goo is a lot of money and the
members Of the legislature may look
with longing on the millage rate
which they must inevitably raise if
they match the federal aid. And
match it they must, for Uncle Sam
won't put up his money unless he
Knows that Florida is going to put up
just as much That is what he does
with every state and there is no way
for Florida to become an exception.
After the $1,10O,0OO left of the 49,
100000 bond issue which was fiOated
by the state for the drainage of E7-
erglades lands several years ago is
expended, it will take $2,50OO00 more
TO complete LH6 uIS6in5 " CiAO ""A
main canals which are being cut TO
drain this vast area of fertile lands
now largely soggy or under water,
and according to officials of the inter
nal improvement board today, the
present legislature will be asked to
authorize the board to float another
bond issue to the extent of a quarter
of a million dollars.
II the legislature grants the re
quest Of the internal improvement
board and the money Is expended,
the state will have then spent $6,000,-
600 in the draining of the main ca
nails
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-11
AN EXPANDING
OCALA BUSINESS
Moses Brothers Point the Way 20
What Can Be Done in oeala-
Have Taken Long Lease on the
Carmichael Buildings.

Messrs. Moses Brothers have taken
a long lease on the extensive estab-
buildings and warehouse
formerly occupied by the Carmichael
Sons Company. and as big as the
buildings are they will occupy the
whole Of them.
The history of this firm. its humble
beginning and rapid growth. reads al
most like fairy story and one read
ing it is reminded Of the tabled lamp
OF Aladdin which led the way to a
storehouse Of wealth
Wen. these young men had no cab.
nistic words, but built up their splen-
did business by yigilant industry and
the exercise of good judgment.
commencing only few years ago
in an exceedingly modest way in a
store room 20x3O they now occupy
almost as much floor space as any
firm in Ocala.
Their new location embraces two
large twO-stOry buildings fronting ON
Magnolia street and a large two story
warehouse with ample approaches
and in close proximity to the Sea.
board railway which will greatly
facilitate the handling of incoming
and outgoing freight
The main Office will be on the first
floor and will be presided over by
Mr. S. A. Moses the senior member
OF the firm
The junior member Mr. Nain Mo
ses viii occupy a finely fttei.up of
free on the second floor and will dc
vote his attention to checking in and
checking out freight as fast as it is
received and sold.
The two first floors VIII contain
floor space each Of 1OOx50 and the
=econd floor Of course wiz contain
the same amount floor space.
One Of the first doors will be de-
voted to the storing Of flour and the
other of canned goods while the up
stairs will be devoted to the storage
of foodstuffs, while the warS-ause
will be devoted to meath Anga&. To-
bacco and a general 1870 - OF
groceries.
The shipping departments will be
provided with spurs and platforms.
sheds and everything that will facil-
itate this important feature of the
business.
The buildings were erected eqpe-
cially for Wholesale shipping and the
Messrs. Moses Brothers have secured
an ideal location and one just suited
to their line of business and they ex-
Dect to grow up TO it and If they
grow in the next few years in proper
ton to the last few years they will
demand much larger quarters.
Mr.. a. V, Sewell is the bookkeeper
for the Messrs. Moses Brothers. Mr..
J. J.. Leitner. shipping clerk, Mr.. Lew
is Teuton city salesman and Mr..
Fred Demetre outside salesman.
An inspection of this establishment
will give one some idea OF what Ocala
is doing in the way of wholesale bust.
ness
PROF. FLiPPEN Jou!s STAFF OF
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-11

Now that the Marion Board Il
Trade has appointed Mr.. L. II. Chaz1I
as its secretary. we may look for
something doing in this. FlOriGa's
greeegt county. Also, with M
Nathan Mayo as chairman OF the
good roads committee. our county
commissioners will be brought -
zee, the fact that to get the tour
-~e must have good and
on lasting
Aesfeld Chronl.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-11

We have a large line OF Hats for
the entire family. They are OF the
latest Models. When in Ocala doing
your Easter Shopping don't fan to
noe them.
q. GoLpMAN's. ocaia.-44-H.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-11

We had q pleasant visit Wednesday
from Mr. William Sinclair OF Safety
Harbor, made famous by it's close
proximity to Green Springs, Of which
Mr. Sinclair is part owner He says
the water is now shipped to all parts
of the United States and is every
where winning its way into popular,
ity.
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\ WONDERFULLY HIGH cOHsPLl
MENT

MI j. Arthur Griffin, u the Ex-
change National Bank of Tampa, pays
Mr. Il. G. Chambliss of our city a
wonderfully high compliment in say
ing that he had rather be known as
having started the cattle and hog in
dustry Of Florida than to be president
of the Hanover National Bank Of
New York City
With one accord this praise is %.
slowed upon Mr. Chambliss. and lns
friends say that it is well deserved
and that the title belongs to him.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-11

If anyone has stolen your automo-
bile, horse, cow, sheep, let the Ban,
ner ad help you to regain the posses.
sion of them.-(Ad).
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-11
Thirty-hve years
a family store
THINK WHAT THIS MEANsl

THINK WHAT THIS MEANo1
1t means all your shopping under
one roof Your suit, coat or dress,
gloves and other wearing apparel,
shoes and all the little necessities
and everything but your
hat. Then for the men folks, there's
every possible thing they could want,
and in the very best to be had in the
town.
There's another thing about Rhein-
auer's clothes and fabrics. Thirty
five years must elevate the grade #
merchandise to a higher plane year
after year, else the work could not
continue 1t means Rheinauer's ap-
parel win mingle satisfactorily with
the most fashionable wherever you
go. Yet with all this, Rheinauer's g
a home-like store. a place where a
smile bids you welcome and every
effort rs made to serve. And prices
are no higher.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-11
Young Man--Dress Up!

Your place. oomust be filed parade
a Clothes Hats and
to
Navy Blue, F1annels and Serges at $25 to $375a
Mixtures al TO
a o
at
a a wide range of prices
BrOw in Howard Fosters
Silk and Silk Linen
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-04-11
Dress Accessories
for the Easter Parade

Saappy New Handbags 50 to $40.
effects 81 to Sc.
Hosiery brown, black white per
Ruling White, Victory
Blue. Red and other popular cOlors
Crepe colorings
dered enecta
MAIN FLOOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
y pS-Two ici. FOrds, excellent cordt-
ton 90 East Leigh Street

ton 60 East Leigh Street
3kpsmrh"y are here" 1870 tords WITH
~ "ew i"r deIvHTy o. new Ford this
.. i9l: West Sroat street
FORD roadster. 1914. $50 4 Il TiMer
1870. West Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09
ENTHUSIASTIC BUYING
y MARKS DAY ON EXCHANGE
Standard Issues Show Gains in Many
Cases as Large as Declines OF
Previous Day.
INTEREST IN WILSON VIEW
Tickcrs Were Set to Send Contents
OF Presidents Address to New
York Financial Center in Shortest
Possible Time.
NJ BRoAnAN WALL.

NEW YORK. August s.-wall Street
believed this at'ern9on that It had a
sIsEs 81 and
IT as buiiish. Enthusiastic buying Of
stocks Immediately began and CON
elinued M TO the close OF the market
Tersai OF form Standard issues showed
declines OF the previous day.
Much TO the surprise OF professionals.
stocks opened strong Within half an
hour they had advanced from two TO
seven points. This strength was main
tanned only for brief period and be
fore noon another collapse swept
values down SO that prices were made
day afternoon. II was at the bottom
of this drive hat the report came from
make very anti-radical speech and
outline constructive program.
Await Presidents speech.
President Wilson'S speech was eager
Traders remaining in the street. so that
tickers i, did not, in every respect.
come UT 10 their expectation. Il was
speech. Whether it will amount to
aa,ny.hins ddepnends en,!,iTssly upon wha,
suggestion for relief The Wall street
opinion of The speech may perhaps
best be expressed by saving tina, it
considered the most important part Of
it TO be the statement that the world
IS on the Operating table without anas-
hettcs- Wall Street feels that the
President has done nothing but mar
shall the facts. Il remains for Con-
sress 10 devise practical plans for re-
Two Million Shares Traded.
More than two million shares were
= traded in and the activity continued
throughout the session This was In
sharp contrast 70 yesterday when half
'.thc business was done in the last hour.
=, So. violent was the attack on the
..market in the morning tina; Wall Street
was ready TO believe that a celebra ted
operator was at work on the bear side.
1t may be true. after all, that the
breaks in the market this week have
been engineered for effect on Congress.
stock market that they would quickly
respond 10 such treatment. Econo-
- Wisis. however. do not believe anything
permanent can be accomplished by such
methods. because the trouble is deem
seated and beyond the reach OF less-
lative action.
'i;shed during the market M session SION
showed materially smaller crop than
: The previous one This repor, was bad
: II the market had no, already been
:. tIoush such severe course OF
r3i afFs snnnr Crops howeve5. are sui
that Gan be handled by the transported
ton facilities of the country
AK Bids on Rails.
One helpful influence on the market
the, railroad administration Would ask
for bids on 100000 tons of rails.
The steel mills are rapidly approach
but the threat of union Dor stands
in, The way Of the greatest business
Tobacco stocks were well purchase
again and the buying OF Retail Stores
III particular was Of the best cha racter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

NEW YORK August s.-Curb stocks de-
c!ined from, TO points from tho prev!-
other security markets influenced the
break which brought prices to the loves
was not of very large PROPORTIONS. the mar
Eet being less active than II had hen in
any of tho previous sessions this week.
industrlais were the weak features OF the
outside securities market. and the lowest
losses with but few exceptions were
scored in this department
Houston OIL was weak feature OF the
indep cnien; oil list. with loss OF about
IN points. Sinclair issues heavy in
sympathy with Sinclair Refining The low.
priced stocks were fractionallv lower;
Aetna Explosives ................ n ~
,'S'i'l. vi. -. ~ ~
Federal oil Observation-Disclosures. 2Ga :
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

IHlCAGo- AEcnst ,s-Hors rece!pts. o.
$40: very few hogs sold orods made. the
scattered sales that did take place were
a. steady 10 unevcnlv lower prices ton.
= 80. no detailed quotations we're ohtain-
cattle: roceiotE 500: market slow:
.teady 70 urevanlv lower: top ,E7s: !oca !
killers doing very Iittle quotations
Sne"r. rAceipts. le.f6. practically NJ
trading. CITY butchers paid slh 3, FOR choice
sorted lambs: no westerns sold. quota
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I'aInLing-i'apcriIly. .
PriuunE-StatiOnery.
Professional Services.

HAIR DRESSING-Hair waving curl: guar.
antced SIX months Not Affected by sham
pOoinS or sea pdt thing. Full particulars
uuEhes' Hair Dressing fariors. .vJ NvrIn
Third.
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RICHMOND HAY MARRET.
Wholesale t.uotrtinns on Errpaprr
Richmond Va August ( inn


NEW YORK. August s--B-eves. higher
ordinary TO choice steers 100 n /. s.: four
cars extra extra prime DRY fed ordinary 10
cnoLce steers. 800: cu!!s. 80 q 100. cows.
q $50
sheer and lambs. Arm. sheer sonl 1000:
- ~ 4: ,2c}
HOES. hiEher At can0a g q; rourhs. - %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

20 to a5 points Covering demand s!aekened
inquiry ~ the ,. msrkeS TUNED easier reactinr
Spet at New Orleans was Quiet; with
miGd.nE unbalanced at Sill, cents. the sales
an. advance OF IS points for mddiins al
81. l5c. ahere no sales.
Today's port receipts totaled l57al bales.
while exports aggregated 1890 bales
Open. High Low Close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

HUi good used car. Read tho deacrip.
lions OF the good ones offered for saIs
TO-DAY In tho CLASSIFIED ada
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Motorcycles and Bicycles.

BlCfCl,ES-See Gentry. 5US West RIoad
Street. Call Randolph 203i. DAYTON
Emtlem, Eagle Crescent Repairing a Lus.
clalty. work called
FOR SALE-Four cylinder Militaire Motor.
cycle; lock IL over and make an offer
II 62I. care Times DIspa tch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

news before the end Of the month August
being REGARDED as tim. o. tlnTer for
the plant Induced better dtnsn5 :or
cotton TO-DAY and the market developed
hrmnen following weakness IN the fore .
noon. SNeneth IN securities also he!Ded
The und.rton" and an important Wal
Stcfet operator vas credited with picking
up some 25.bfo hs.es OF October and Deem
Der to eey.r shorts Thu cotton was said
10 nave been put out yesterday Around n
oents Good bry,ne order, were encoun
tered on all reactions. although maj price.
were below the top. Trading was quite
seuye and general and on the whole a
more opumhuc feeling prevailed
fPrtcts started early To work Upward ans
In the last hour they showed net rains OF
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
NAVAL STORES

NAVAL STORES
nm 8 ~. e rse sT, TfT9t1'iTs
Rosln. quiHc sales . r4ceints :s7: shin
,n"nts. i.H; stock as.u2 Quote q Is 50.
n. iIhh. =. Il F. l. -. c. 1925: II Is so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

NV ORLEANS, AUGUST s-w,te ad-
vances were scored ny cotton TO-DAY on
COMPLAINTS OF excessive insect DAMAGE in
Texas and the IN effects OF hiSh temper.
aiu-es and winds in Oklahoma From the
lowest 10 the hiches, there were advances
u about Il. cents pound. but lust on
;hs close sha-p break from the topmost
lsytis . Gesartfd SO that last prices showed
the opening prices were TO Is points IN
but selling was tempted BY the 200, cables
and the favorable weather and q
break ersued on which the market fell -
20 81 points under the close OF yesterda y
The decline was recovered and nai ad.
established which was constantly
wild nod until la:e In the day n amour. a
n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

NEW YORK. August sport movement
Minor. .p9r,s-RcceipS 2a7c: exports s77c
stock. %. l0l
Total ;odsy.-:Re.eiots. s,7aa: EXPORTS "a
lsi.iA
Total t2E season-Reeeipss. 7oas: e1,
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tXIrED STATES GOyERHMEN1 nONns
SHORT TERM NOTES.

AM Tobacco Is Nov !, IsIs.......... 1885,
Ana Tobacco IS Nov ! 1928 .nsI
AnElo-Frsnch = oct, - 1870 -
Amour ano GO Is June IT, 49, lh.i.
Sritsh st-s. NOV !:!H ...-.-.... .... 100 !.
s!iEsh S'-S. SOY :. lt-! ..-.-... -..... Gs7.
G ana 9 Joint 4 July : 1874 os
Cudahy PacE!ns Co - Juiy y. 1873 -
Etfci, Auto LIZ. Co IS Aus Is. i.,r IN
FeGEinE Va. ny Col. II "a. MAJ !. 1924 n.i.
JacoS Bo!G nach!nr 60 -. Nov u. 1890 1919.
9Scob DoId facH!Hc 20. -. NOV j.. 1928 l6-'.
fS6Gft ana Myers es. Dec ,a?l ...... .tD'.
!ol!n. plow co. Is. Sent !. 1921 - ;ol,.
Moline Plop Co. IS. SEPT J. 1923 I02
AL@onrah.ls VALLEY Traction Co /,
Proctor and Gamble s Mar J. lo- 70, (,
Fuocto! and Gamble IS Mar J. ig,S i63i
Southern Railway Sc. Mar 1872 - lsL
Spft and CO Q. aug. IL. 1921 ....-...- l1ri
Veal: hCu-- EJECT. auG Manu:4c,ut.
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CHICAGO GkaT\ MARKET

CHICAGO. AuEust A-Anticiuations which
were more than fulfilled that the govern
good deal 10 turn the rrces OF all deliv-
cries OF corn upward TODAY the list The
close was nervous. i.c to &c net higher
oats gained Ike 70 l7,c In provisions The
outcome ranged from lSc decline 10 n adj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

koEHlER-One koeni.r truck. .oud
t!rns IN GOOD condition. truck In All round
condition. $500 A Meyers sons CO. 9-!I
sO.tu i..s.tu Street.
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NEW YORK CURE MARKET.

COFFEE.
NEW YORK. August s-Spot coffee. dul
Rio IS. 2-i7. Santos 4. 9ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

I. 1885: r. 90: NJ. rls. no. @.R: "
- 30. WV. 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

VIM,Vim truck. .psnel-side body: Just as
.sood as new; cheap to quick buyer A.
Meyers Sons Co. 3-ll South Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

ON EELAND--one Overland. model 20 s.
passenger 1919; hest condition. uuick pri..
Tor gnioh sale L W Saunders Madison
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AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE

AUTOMOBILES Fob SALE
Buick. 6-cyhnde.. in arst-cIaSs condition.
about . myaihs, has been coMpl.;et sn o Ssfe
be CouSni FOR lait Of the present pr psce' can
Stanley Steamer. model 30. TO s.p.ss.
mics ss aP G4fa! 9tds's 5 b. Used les ,naa W.
one Cole Sedan. 1918 model. used less
h nrn iV snd 'neiss wsh lev cora tires over
one so, mode ode, s.? Cole Areo s. 7-passenser.
JUST been oveChau!ed. hrst-clAss shape a.. 10
II you are iookins for good used car.
Il "!11 pay you TO sec the Above.
All Of tho above can DO seen at
THE FORBES MOTOR co.
isl1 Yves, broad Street.
Phone Madison -ol
SNE:ilss 5yis sAS3 'sS 20
OHE-iO" lKLIits .'...:......:..... .55S
81. wtDlsf' ., l.EHstHt !! s5.,..r
Ci,Gkmti-h, 50 sedan. new cord ute-.
2oa Nai,h Loln6srdy stf..I ''s'S ma '''.
Y ,p,aam.Hsf. ,IIyp%,s,! loo.z ile nt~. Sue
CitAEbLkk tor sac Motor Meenanl,A I,.5
CONN EkCIAL AUTO BODIES and wagon.
EIs \ !ds9n Bros. els E.ook Avenue.
DER ~ pAblE USED CATS tor sale At
mug motor Co l.5t mest isrD.G Sire-r.
EiGh CliiHDER Stviups- Booth new
dlile!.-- Sc Nj iucnca. t:!cn.ugi4 Motor.
FOB sALE-cqn,nl",. stock Republic
built trucks fof deiivcry in about &C.,
Corr $50 %ss, s2oa STE st2ss wso" Motor
'Fokp-Goon 1915 Ford runauout FOR sale
North lw.!tth street. Madison 5I..
FORT ,isi7 'onTins. Al condition: bar
gain tot quick oeyer Iccl EAST Main.
foRn -l'.s touring .nr!ne runs cue, an!
good a. new u! North Tenth Street
Sc Mr Hughes Richmond Motor Co.
Fonp-!.is ."utng denountaulc wheels
motor - SCUM Tenth
FORD CAR For salc. Ford car 1915 model
chaser cali Madison i:ic Nj Wrisa,
ttrD AID REQ uCh.S-i'uOiic sal. 81
InEsrn,%.e o,% auto tEucnS United States
i-I@n Forg irgek ami lMo a-i.ton f.e
s.,,p..bSi. ncS. trnrtIr "g@ un.eryis"a l." md
army supp!y i'ase. Nortoh. Va. az +. NJ.
;ofm.tion car te oS.a,ei .tol. .,,, H.!
or or, ftYm sur"ius r.rop~rty. Officer. Brewer,
% Ea si lei @:hs s, fSss'i''' eo"di-
5 in ny aSea s nGf 's% F yaar o Tith
IAN "' Ak X" tof d'iSffi oM .sW tS,a ms
80. i9l: We, Broad street
FORD road;;ter, 1911. $50 y. II Tii!sr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

REBUILT AuTOMoBIIES-si5 IVES; Broad
street, Motor Exchange. Largest eS-
chang" in the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

wTLLYs- KNIGHT-For sale. one 7-pas-
senger Willy knight. 1915 model; hes,
condition T. ". Saunders Madison 525.W
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MISUNDERSTANDING. 10

IL =! k;--ccment. MIA ster sand sravai
b.aVcrDvaTd. rooung. Asa tor urICeS
Montague Manu:acJur!nc Co. Tenth aid
Main streets Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-09

USED TRUCKS-Several good used trucks
stewart Motor Sales Company. lil0 West
Broad.
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Heating and Plumbing.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Guaaer pip-iess fur
ndGes. Gregory 81 GIansIn. nome COM
iorts Glsp!ay room. +Va East Main Street
h. i.lO.l,M lsng
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-09-16
BLOUNT COUNTY FARMERS
PLAN SALE OF 500 HEAD
CHOICE FEEDER CATTLE.

Plans of Blount countians
are rapidly maturing for the feeder
and stocker" cattle sale to be held in
Maryville, October 1. According to
w. L. Russell, prominent cattleman
and one of the promoters, it will be
gigantic in size and the first of its
kind ever held in the state. Interest
in the sale has been very keen. Cat
tlemen have been anxious to list their
offerings. Up to date 500 head have
been booked. They include choice
grade Angus, Shorthorn and Here
fords. Weights of these cattle range
from 500 to 1900 pounds. Mr. Rus
sell has several carloads Of the latter
entered in the sale that are in prime
condition for the export feeder.
The animals will be graded accord
ing to quality and weight and sold to
the highest bidder, either by the car