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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-12-25
LYRIC

Weekly Program
Saturday, December "a
BURGLARS FOR A NIGHT
With J. Warren Kerrigan.
vaud-O-vil Movies.
Lonesome Luke Comedy.
Sunday, December %
'THE BETTER WIFE
With Clara Kimbell Young.
Pathe Review.
Town Topics.
Monday and Tuesday December $3.50
1.-THE LIGHT
With Theda Bara.
Bill Parsons Comedy.
Wednesday, December 81
SHADOWS"
With Geraldine Ferrar.
Christie Comedy.
Ford Weekly.
Thursday, January
"BETTER TIMES"
With Zasu Pitts.
Sunshine Comedy.
Friday, January 2
"THE BINDING TRAIL"
With Monroe Salisbury.
L. & M. Comedy.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-12-25

On New Years eve, at the I. o. o.
#. hall, the Married Folks Club win
have a dancing party. Everybody In
vited. Good music and a good time
assured.
WOOD FOR SALE.
Black pine pole or cordwood. Phone
Farmers 70, NURSS' ranch. 5tf
The eyes are the greatest borrowers
Of nerve energy of all the organs of
man ard the chronic borrower is most
likely to become a bankrupt eventually.
Have your eyes tested by DIR. Schilling
at the Imperial Hotel Feb. 2-3. 4-5t
Miss Mabel Sorweide win leave on
Friday mornings train. for a few
weeks visit with her parents. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Henry Sorweide, at The Dalles
Oregon.
Mr.. Farmer, IL you were going to
hire a man to work for you, 1t would
be perfectly natural that you would
want a man that understood the work
you had to do. That same rule ap
plies to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Reginald Russell, son Of r. ii. Rus
sell of the G. s. & T. Co, was an ar
rival early this week from Spokane,
where he has been attending Lewis
and Clark. He will remain over the
holidays.
FOR SALE.
Child's white eramel bed.
Breakfast table.
Eight-foot round dining table with
chairs.
Remington No. 10 typewriter.
All articles in good condition.
MRS. f. Z. LUKENS
Miss Esther Telcher arrived home
from Salem Oregon, the latter part OF
the week and is spending the holidays
with the home folks. Miss .Telchel
is attending school at that place.
w. O. w. =
There will be q special meeting Of
Grangeville Camp No. 206 W. o. w.
Tuesday night Dc. 80, 1910, for tn,
purpose of initiating class of candi
dates.
TAKEN UF.
One 2-year-old roam heifer, half un
der crop right ear, under slit in left
no brand isible; One coming 2-year
old red ard white spotted steer, NJ
ear marks, no brandy isible, droopin
horns. Animals will be sold by sheriff
unless claimed. Came to my place OF
Goth of November, 1919.
Fem, Idaho. HENRY MEYER.
It is a fact that fifty per cent o
more of the human race educated to
writer language, suffer from head
aches, billiousness, indigestion, const
patton, loss Of memory, insomnia an
other troubles of nervous origin, as
result Of eyestrain. Have your eye
tested by DIR. Schilling at the Imports
Hotel, Feb. %. Al
FEDERATED CHURCH.
christmas and the Worlds Need,
will be the subject for next Sunda
morning. There will be special Chris
mas music. In the evening, wi
speak ON. "Our Relation to the Chris
mas Message and Hope" The youn
peoples choir will sing In the evening
III. s. RANDALL, Paste
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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-12-25
FEDERATED CHURCH.

christmas and the Worlds Need"
will be the subject for next Sunday
morning. There will be special Christ
mas music. In the evening, 7 will
speak ON. "Our Relation to the Christ
mas Message and Hope" The young
peoples choir will sing ir the evening.
II. s. RANDALL, Pastor
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-12-25

You can arrange a sale date with
the Grangeville Globe, the Free Press
or, you can call me by phone-ZUvER
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-12-25

On New Years eve. at the l. o. o.
#. hall, the Married Folks Club win
have a dancing party. Everybody In
vited. Good music and good time
assured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-01
CONTRACTORS NOTICE.

Wanted estimates on three co., tages. Jas. Gould, Citizens Bank Ruilding. 12-31-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-01
special received from Camp Pike:

special received from Camp Pike:
 Camp Pike, Ark, Dec. 31-A. P. Ryland of Pine Bluff, Ark, who en- listed in Army Y. M c. A. work sever al months ago and has aeen stationed at one of the twenty service buildings operated in Camp Pike by the "" has applied for and received an honor able discharge from the service. He plans to return to Pine~Bluff January 1. In announcing at the weekly con- ference of "Y" secretaries MT. Ry- lands resignation, General Camp Sec retary R. C.. Pifer expressed regret at losing the Pine Bluff man, and commended him for the "great wOrk you have done." Mir. Ryland was gen. erally popular with his workers and the soldiers with whom he work ed.
 MRS. RAYMOND E. BLOCK AND son, R. E. Block, Jr, have returned to Little Rock after pleasant visit with their parents MT. and Mrs. M. Eisen- kramer.
 LIEUTENANT ROY GOULD, SON of Judge James Gould, has returned to Camp Sevier, after 8 visit with his parents here. Lieut.. Gould is connect ed with the Mastering Office, and will probably be retained in the service for some time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-01
MITCHELL sELLIGMAN, VEL

known architect has moved from 1419 West Fifth avenue to 1706 Olive street.
 There will be ho Flu at your house if you keep bottle of Dr. Brunson's Favorite handy and take few doses when you feel little "out Of sorts" For sale at all drug glsts 12.tlf
 J. F. MUIAlNS OF DENYING, ARK. was a business visitor in Pine Bluff this week. MT. Mullins is manager of the Denning Coal Company, one of the biggest business interests in the state. MT. Mullin was former resi-. dent of Pine Bluff.
 BIG FOUR PLAIN FLOUR is the BEST plain flour in your opinion or we will refund all of your money regardless of the amount used of the package. FEED MANUFAC- TURING COMPANY. 12-5tf.
 FINLAND LEAVES sY' SERVICE. A. P. Ryland, we'll known in this city, and who has for several months been engaged in, Y. M. e. A. work at Camp Pike. will shortly be discharged from the service, and will return to his home in this city. Following is a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-01

A dose in time will prevent the "Flu". Take Dr. Brunsons Favorite Prescription. A system builder against.l coughs and colds, influenza, etc. For sale by all druggists. 12-4tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-01
DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY

DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEYf
 If so, save 1t. Cotton has gone so high in price you will find good cot ton mattress will cost three times what they used to. Now for a short time we will renovate your old mat tresses, furnish new ticking and make like new for $500, $780, $500, $9.O0 and $10.OO. Phone 896 and we will call and show samples.
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY
 Third Ave. and Locust Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

NEW YORK, May o.--Dum's weekly
review tomorrow will say in part: The
weeks most significant events are
political. which foreshadow lessen
largely influential in rctarding full
measure OF economic development.
Sentiment has responded alike TO the
call for the converting Of Congress in
extra session on May. 10 10 take action
respecting matters of national import
conference upon its final stages.
with living costs remaining at eS-
traordinarE levels. there are. never
theless. frequent reports Of record
Of staple commodities. but also Of
luxury articles. Briefly summarized
the general business situation. while
not entirely free Of disappointing fea :
continues highly encouraging.
The weeks summary or the crop
situation by the Washington Weather
Bureau was not all that could be de-
sired. but the condition of winter
wheat on May was one of unmatched
traordinary level of 1903 per cent. the
May / condition not only discloses a
slight Improvement over that of April.
but is actually the highest figure for
May OF which there is record.
Recent predictions that pig iron pro-
duction in April would make an even
poorer showing than that Of March
have proved we'll founded. 1t thus APP
pears that the industry has been NOV
ing month by month into a more un-
satisfactory position. but sentiment is
now less pcssmistic.
Director General Hines announced
his Intention OF calling for bids on
100000 tons of steel rails. This is
ditions in the steel trade have been
established
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LABOR TROUBLE REMAINS
ACUTE IN TOLEDO PLANT
Special Officers Fire on Employees OF
Ford Plate Glass Company,
I'm wood County.

TOLEDO. OHIO. May o-pisordcr
which started yesterday afternoon and
last night In connection with labor
troubles AT three Toledo Industrial
plants, including that OF the WHY'S
overland Company, broke out again to-
plant OF tho Ford Plate Glass Company
in Wood County. fired on nifty em-
ployees approaching the timekcepers
officers TO queli what appeared about
10 be riot the officers fired low and
no one was hit. The men then dis
DerScd. Later an alleged !. W. W. aE!-
ta;or was arrested when he took refuge
in house.
The police department is devotinG
It's entire attention TO measures to pre-
vent riotinE. and further trouble is
expected at the Overland plant and at
the Auto-Litc and Ford Glass Company
plants. at all of which places the mel
are reported TO be in an ugly mood.
There appeared no prospects of set :
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On the Curh NInrLe,

NV ,DRE MAY e.--PriccS FOR cu-h
i hcary and sod on .sharp!y in many in.
49,. WIN losses Of from to NOR. than
ROM pe'n- scored throughout almost ;Lo
..hufr .!s' 1Us as.ln attracted most at,en
lion 10y ''dS." or tho continued a1Ir,,,yn,,
Tho p'len 7verlents In this rroun 81 w. -" ~
rathhr "rrr j" after The OPENING and .he
t"tt"S' .-''S 'H"ordcd Were scored i'm ,hnsn
Issues inf',"n+t!oEal petro!oIn was an ny
.sb.'on nclnE stronger ana more active
man ntS been in moe than a week
MeFrii, OH WAS on" Of III" nrr' stocks Of
,hH crou1. c"i'anAous iEduStrfrIs were
inner. Silver metal stocks were liz .c,,,c-
=, inierest OF 'he miusnr list HipissInr
Mtnlhf va aEa!r feature OF the croun
nu' heaviness kept The rdvarrn In This ISM.
F". "N,rndln" Trc sales follow.
t.''H Aetna EN- Is.rr" II. m: u an
S1E!". 'N"ri.an Oh eE.r Pa. 500 Co.d A..
on. -. n 10; 200 F"d"ra! oU -, 3. ~. "a,
lutcrna'iniis Pot-oleu!, 49, 9, p. fna =,
DCHi3o ni"n n.ir",er", -. aTs: so' v'",n-is
lo"H atlanta. 50" =. $40 BIZ Iodrn .s..-1s.
%3 Bnsinn 40 Nnn'prt. T2"7i: A. nF0 Gold.
,I",' I,i'n NJ t"l"v D."-"~' s3a ~. MI
N".har Lode Al 70 % "a" Niuissius isn ,3,, /.
:
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have been taken here as indicating
that holders were willing TO sell quite
prices. This has promoted the dispos-
tion TO close out long commitments
after such a rapid advance nv that OF
last month. and there may also have
optimistic view Of coming crop possi-
bilitics. This has been based partly
on recent private reports Suggesting
tina, the. decrease in acreage may be
was also a more favorable. view of
weather conditions in the South during
the early part OF The week. The week :
ly report OF the Weather Bureau rcad
more favorably than the previous re-
ports published this season. and the
situation in this respect probably led
TO some local Western and Wall Street
selling for a reaction. Trade buying
helped 10 absorb the contracts sold on
tho decline OF about Ii5 to 12T points
from recent high levels, however. and
end OF the week. with much OF the
loss recovered. owing to the continued
bullish news from tho goods trade and
prospects for Increasing exports
u was reported in this connection
that the supreme economic council al
Paris had made arrangements TO sell
raw cotton To the Chinese republic
and there were also rumors circulating
tina: large credits for the purchase of
cotton here would he established In
local banks as soon as peace was de-
fnitcly concluded. according TO pri-
vatc adviccs ocean freight room for
$4,000 bales was engaged on board for
shipment o: cotton from New Orleans
10 Liverpool ~ the government rate
pool connections have been among the
buyers here. and there has been other
foreign buying Of new crop months
Notices aggrcgating about 5000 bales
have been issued against May contracts
during the week, causing some scatter
ing near mouth liquidation
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INDUSTRIAL BOARD GOES
BACK TO PRIVATE LIFE
Unable to Bring About Agreement on
Steel Prices Its Members
Leave once.
iRv A..ocicta prc.rl

WASHINGTON May 9-EcsiSna
tons OF the Industrial Board Of the
Department OF Commerce were ac-
ceptcd today by Secretary Redfeld
With the dissolution Of the board
the governments efforts to stabilize
prices by agreement with the repre-
senta,ivcs OF basic industries is aban-
doned. The designations were ten
dercd April %. when the controversy
over the refusal of the railroad adj
ministration to accept new steel prices
arranged by the board began
At the request of Secretary Rcdficld
the board continued its efforts to
bring tho railroad administration and
the steel producers together, and it
was moi until tho failure OF the finan-
cial conference yesterday in New York
that Mr.. Redheld consented to permit
the members OF the board to return to
private life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

and b"s; stock IL to % cents lower: o,hcrs
Si""Hy: caves - 20 % cents lower: beef
SerrS' medium i5-I5a 1857. medium. Isoon
80 common. ii.ooIl3J0. Ugh, weight. good
TO-" LIDO MEDIUM. 10 !;ai..75: butcher cat
s.,iyt III. '.."I So: cows. ..ydi4?5: veal
- - .hi ana handy weight |? ~ Il, "A IN
Son., steers. lorq lj.25. stockers steers,
,S,herp: Receip,S sth head; msrko, x,o,
g" c""e .oWef nii al grades. lambs s. pnund =
,,ti 80 n 1913. - bounds up Il On n 10 81
~, H. amd common. u 75Gi5.p: sheen sprinps
i,.v," 10; ycarliuE we,h.rs iT,55S !. *
mon. cDpS,lo 'u''S anu COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

Sra u, yes,erda3,s hnal prices. The close was
LiyS,rn,o;' mel rise II - 10 II points
AZ. o.hsn!ns was higher in cUnseGti.nCe
advance ID The rains - orf.d ,oI''ihueI :"
N W. 'he forecast OF more rains "a come
a., al.',,Il"f points wired IN co,upIaiiI,s
rato moisture. ana predictcd, fou!
nf IN. S tGnisTpus nee. part at least
81 ,ns outside demand for contracts ar,
prtsf.u !" hc du. to first hand knnw.eIse
S.,n.nri IONS IN connection with the spo,
ntH 'u. Locally. spots in f.ir 40
tthaho put were quoted unchanged nj - 81
t - ..tiiuutlnG AT IT, highest. May tho sno;
.i1h'n; raded TO :.15 and closed al .; 50,
uiu: ne hsdHy exports Increased inc de
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ro.tvrnN ,JAuE,.rc

y NEW YORK. May 9.--BiE exports bulisl,
crop adviccs. unfavorRbIc weather In tho
belt and tho proximity OF peace led to Cor,-
oral buying Of cotton today and the ma rkc
was strong. Wall Street and Western firms
were tho most prominent purchasers hat
the South also heavy takcr OF The
ncw crop months.
rho ciosc was strong ~ a net advance OF
81 TO IS points.
SPOT at New Orleans wac steady. with
mitidiing unchanged at "1.63 cents. The sales
wnre 6.056 bates. Spot hero was steady Mt an
advance Of - points at 29.io cents. There
wcro no sales.
Receipts at some OF tho leading ports to-
dav were: Galveston. i.51s: Now Orleans
sES3; Savannah. o..iS: Wilmington. 1th: Nor
folk. :s3: r'oStol 3.d: Augusta. 1.si5: ST.
nuie TAT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

NEW YOkK. May THE cotton
tied during the past week. wiki prices
showing a tendency TO react from re-
cent high levels under realizing or
liquidation and scattered selling. Re
ports Of very fair business almost
daily in the Southern spot markets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

tonsccd oil was firm. although the turnover
was only 20 barrels of October at ~ {" {"
$50 Offerings were restricted by The
strength In cotton Crude oil was strong.
with mills reluctan: TO offer AZ the Stabilize,i
Raw sugar unchanged: centrifugal. 7@s,
Spot coffee quiet Rio Is. 1914 cents: Santos
Is. ." cents. Butter steady. Cheese steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

G 1877 l4'sSs common T. fair IIdsl2c choice
common comm 20 fair. 1OdIilis: choice cows. lin
fair @Se best oSe Oxen" ias ap ase: S"9 10
good; lo@I9c: common to fair. SmIoc: best
CIV Gdi%c; good bologna bulls. on a. loc: fair s
Ollie best hogs. 2ie: niss SIENNA and s 81 .n,r s
lSe; sows and stays. 1f@lsc: best sheen. IL
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EAN.i. Srnrrs

NENA.NNAH GA May .-Turncu,in.
So" * 49,. ~ c'sks: receipts 3oi ca Skis
Hos!n hrnl; sales. LII barrels: rocofp,s 5.c
ha-r.is shipments. ," barrels: stock. Sill
Quot; n n.na y d: =. II n. = l,.c.
1900 NJ 1895: Y 400: VIC; i,i5: WV !; =
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MiSCEI.l.ANEOUS MAREETs
DRY GOODS.

EEM ScHN MAJ '-TickirEs have hecn
roo,is ~ Z" ntS,f "' - cents for S-ounce
$500 ;9w "Nd hosiery today woro No.
Sr.afiv ,vneav% goods were selling more
49, W ""i mari So.s weSs nuie; with 6nn
W"o!' easier Buraps advanced ''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
CHM ra,inr Weu for Su.e-

NEW YORK, May 9-ReDOrts werc
current III the financial district today
That Chinese interests were bidding
$l.o6 an ounce for bar silver. Silver
dealers would not confirm these re-
ports. but called attention to tho
higher rate OF Chinese exchange. which
was quoted at s1.05S,. This is euuiva-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

Element Of disputes at the Overland.
Auto-Lito and Ford Plate Glass Com
panr plants.
The WilIys-Ovcrland plant. where
Approximately 10000 men and women
were locked out this week because Of
differences over hours OF work, cou-
tnucs to be closed indefinitely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Call Money I,atop

,NEW YGHk. May Money on cau an
IL. 70" ENchanrc open"d q, ~ uer cent
nan - pr cent: low, Der cent: Cln.n ,
W sr Srnt Time money remains nnchanccd
choice names - ''' t"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

..T.N DItk: Nav o-Bccveg hareIv s..
icS@ i, 10 ~, a 20: bulls sc5ai3!0: cows.
cUIie 10 o. 9, a n .owe' vcas. 1900 10 -
snHep and lambs asier: sheen ,n11ad
H.. 1870 1850: surinE lambs iTd0I1 900
meg fiscdv a. 2;2d -i.cp. pigs :ocoM 20 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
CHICAGO 1--we sT0OK MARKET

hea ,i!N"uT Wy 5,-1doRs: Itecclpla. 1900
S%iS 2oSS We ISSG h S q Wsocish
.coo@ao5o iigh iigIes s7s tshs wSCisht
s"Ss rop sSwsi smeh lssoe g packing
Csttle: Receipts. 30o1 head: beef sJccrs
and feeders slow; steady; bulls. canners
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RICHMOSD HAY MAEKET.
WhOicsnfe buotatlnns on Exchange
CHICAGN COTTON MANNED,

CHICAGO. May s.-Bearish sentiment. due
corn rnarIie, today average lower Prices
closed unsettled st as cents net decline "a
and September $ljait 10 sl.5J"s. oats nm
ished ~. cents of TO - cent gam. and pro-
visions unchanged TO Is cents down
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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SHORT TERM NOTES.

FAm. FOrcicn Sec 81. Aug. l. lal9......e 80 Il. Il
Am Tobacco 1S. Nov. 1. 1919. 1905.
Am. Tobacco 7s Nov. ]. 1929. .............. I0t+s
Anglo French Is. Oct Is. 1920. ........... s1i,
Armour &: Co Is. June 10. 1870 ............. i0i
Bethlehem Steel IS. July l5. 1870. ......... lgli7
British 5iss. New. J. 1919 Observation-Disclosures. 993.
British sis. Nov /. 1921. 9sN
-. g. & . toint IS. July L. 1921 go.
t:udahy Packing Co. IS. July 10. l923..... l02;a
dominion OF Canada ls. Aug !. isIs ~.
Flee. AutoI.ite Co. Is. Aug. 10. 1879. 1pi.
Hooking Val. ny. col tr. IS. Mar. ]. 1924. 9iTs
Jacob DoId Packing Co. IS. Nov. u. 1870. lgl..
Iacob Dold Packing Co 1s. Nov. 10. 1923. l02iI
Liggctt & Myers Is. Dec ]: 1871: .......... loo,s
Moline Piow Co. a. Sept. I. 1921 .......... 1911.
Moline Plow Co. 7s. Sept ]. 1928. $500. leIle
MononrahsIs Valley Traction Co IS. =,
Juiy l. 1923. ......................E.... 80
Procter & Gamble IS. Mar i. 1871 49,. l02h
proctsr & Gamble IS Mar l. 1928 ..., I04
Southern Railway 6s Mar L. 1872 99M
Swift 60. IS. Aug. Is. 1891. ............. looat
NE Is Feb j. 1870. ""' o 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

NEW YORK. May e.-Port movement
Midd!iuS. :9.l9: exports. ..4js bales: stock.
81 I63 bales
Total today at all rorts-Rcccipta. IsoIi
bales: exports. 53.i0t bales: stock. 1.2l?.774
baics.
Total for, week at all ports Receipts TO-. 800
bales: exports. 1898 bales.
Total for scRs0n-Reccipts. 500, 1873 bales ::
exports. 4.l1o.40l bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May n-stronr advances
werc .made by cotton today on buying, for
which wet weather In tho belt and 4 con-
sponslhie; Outside buying was a consider.
ahIe factor especially after tho middle Of
ID the day. when July touched 9Sss and
the tradinG months were bS 10 20 points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

President TO Visit Belgium
PARIS. May 9.-PreSidcnt Wilson will
visit Belgium soon. II is understood,
and will make an important speech
during his trip through that country.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures of Passenger
Trains and Steamers DAILY unless
otherwise shown published only as in
formation and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. lSunda only.
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UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICE
$50 Fast Main Street Phone Randolph 4a1
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lent to the price Chinese metal dealers
would have to pay for silver In this
market
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SORYOLK 4 WESTERN RAILROAD
broad Street Stationl
RICHMOND, FRED'SBURG 4 POTOMAC II. R,
broad Street Station except uhere
otherwise indlcatcd)

Arrive from Leave for
7:l0 am. Washington and beyond. n sos am
Y Loo pm. Washington and beyond. 6:20 am
1920 am a shand Local ............ tT:50 am
1915 pm Washington Local. ...... $3.50 am
2:45 pm. Washington and beyond. n $50 am
6:2j pm Washington and beyond. 1910 pm
1 $50 pm .WaShinSto ton and beyond. l2:40 pm
Dos pm Washington Local. ....... 1910 pm
1910 am. fredericksburg Local. {. I 400 pm
gll:eo pm. Washington and beyond. SEQ pm
t5:25 pm. Ashland Local. ........... 1885 pm
1910 mt. Washington and beyond. n 700 pm
$50. Washington and beyond. S:l5 pm
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Wholesale Ouotntions

,By Woodson- crnig Co. Inc. Richmord Va,
- % rood acminiStEation License No {; d2i 90
RichEond. Va. Man 2 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

a,.Is'. Sterling siityi;;sday r!ls '..sl.
commercial s.ht, -day MI. on b.nn1. si6t
,,tS'.: cables. be9L Francs. dcIns nd.
s.lji.. cables. ST.. builders. dcTns nd. @c5. :
csbics. 20 Lire. demand. 7.57. cables 75..
Time loans strong sixty dsrs. ninety osys
and six months Si4dSs. ne. cent. call
money stronger. ruling rate. 81, per cent
Rank accc ptsnccs. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Dun,s Weekly RcNlc,r.


Total sales for week days.. 6,422,10o shares
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
xEx xonK pRonrCE MARKET.

Cash grain: Torn No. NeIIow, lI.'-W fI.'';
10. 4 yellow. Sill ii l.ia: No. yellow nom