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NEW YORK COTTON MNRkrr

hrourh. 7t6.I IL liberal onefi"ss occusrcd j
- M ryttpu ma -k.t today. and the l.st
N-la.n. f"p"stcd Efforts on IA, aar, OF
room ,F~u"rS To starr - CpverIu- movement.
Nip9-Iusz orders We're uncovered and ali
month ifoEe through tho 5i.cent level led
NN 'HtH' o. which MAS under the great
e-t ir's'usr ino.t D! Inc time The b-c~l.
M tri.w ~ iah-l to mean tho willing
u-S- OF me south to sell better weather
and rrOu ady!Ccs. whioh w-r, more fav-
oruhe than 70. romctim" 1h. nrst
motto" dIS on August but nou. Was Issued
aS f.r could hr learned. although
gent selling ~ that position b> one broker
lvS,-tcd that there might have been some
out
In the nual hour tho undcrtoue weS veal:
and "c'iE" local pressure. Last prices w"r-
easier a. net decline uf S.I = uplntS.
Spot at S"w D-l.an. Was dull With mid
ds!ug &c lover ~ S3s.r the sales were 10
na!ss Spot here MAJ quiet At d.clIu. 81
- points al - Csc. th"r" were no sales.
Port receipts foG IN" day ioiaied 10. 5i1
bsic-. Will. .HpoEts aggregated 5?j bales.
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CALL MEN TO ARMS
Radical Newspaper in Zurich Asserts
There Have Been Enough
Paper Protests.

ZURICH, July 29.-As an illustration
of the German mlitarists' spirit OF re-
venge, the radical newspaper Frcheit
prints an appeal of the Goerlitz corps
OF volunteers. which reads in part:
"Slcs!ans to arms! a precious part
of your province is to be taken from
tho empire; enough paper protests; we
must act. You must defend your
province by the force of arms.
Think of 1918. a nation unwilling
to sacrifice everything in tho defehsc,
Of the country is unworthy and A
doomed nation: the Goerlitz corps Of
volunteers. component part of tho
army OF the empire. is called upon to
take part i'm the defense OF Silesia.
Silesans. enlist in our corps!"
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THOUSANDS OF EMPLOYEES
NOW OWN STOCK IN PLAN 7
S,vIte & Company Make Announcement Mt
OF Results from Gigantic Profit
SharinE-PlRn.

CHICAGO July 29.-More than
20 600 employees of Swift G. Company
are today vested with part ownership
in the packing concern. Announce
mcnt has just been made of the results
that came OF tho gigantic profit sharing
plan recently offered by the company
10 its people. The avidity with which
workers, from label st!ckers 10 mana
gers. seized the opportunity 10 become
partners in the business, is nothing
short of sensation at the company's
headquarters in Chicago.
So great was the demand for shares
II ON employees that the company set
aside sufficient stock 10 take care Of
such employees are in the army and
Gsvy and who will be back with in the
next few months
We are pleased" declared F. S
hayward, secretary of the company, lat
What we look on IS a vote OF conf
dence on the part of our employees.
!ne;r response to our, offer has been
iriE amazing. l believe today that
nur stock iedgers Will show greater
proportion OF employee eholders
man aAE other large manufacturing
"ncern IN the country"
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LOUISIANA SENATOR LAUDs
LEAGUE IN HIGHEST TERMS
Practical Application of Principles or
American Government 10 Prob
lens Of Reconstruction.
IBy Associated Press.I

WASHINGTON. July 2?.-The league
of nations was PRAISED i'm the Senate
today by Senator Gay, Democrat. Loui-
si,nn AS the practical application OF
the principles Of the American govern
mcnt 10 the problems OF reconstruction
Of the world under the clearest and
best adjustment OF governmental
ntfairs ever nut in operation since the
Divine Master c:lme TO earth ana
preached the gospel OF peace and good
VIII to all men,"
The speaker culogizcd President
Wilson for his efforts at tho peace con-
ference, and declared the sentiment
and best interests OF the country de-
minded ratification OF ths peace treaty.
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leaving to the future the adjustment,

leaving TO the future the adjustment
OF any defects.
Article ", the heart OF the league.
has been more bitterly attacked per-
haps than any other. This is an gree
ment TO preserve and protect each
other against external aggression. We
here depart. as !s absolutely necessary.
from the policy OF eXclusiveness Ar
ticie Y. will prevent the grabbing OF
territory by greedy nations. Almost
all of the wars in history have been
wars OF conquest. ! for one believe
that Article y. will have more influence
in the prevention of wars than any
other article Of the covenant.
This league is not a panacea for
all the evils which have afflicted the
nations, but II il shall prevent even one
war it will have served humanity ana
civilization"
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TO DELIVER FOUR SHIPS
VIII BE OverhnuIed and Placed 1
Service Between New York
and South America.
TBy Associated Pres,l

WASHTNGTON, July :9.-Four sew
enteen-knot ships. among the larger
vessels now being used ms transports.
Will he turned back to the Shipping
Board Immediately and placed in
South American passenger and freight
service on, Of New York after they arc
oVerhauled.
Semimonthiy sailings will he made. IL
was said today at the Shipping Board.
and the vessels probably will call at
several ports on the Atlantic coast OF
South America. Details were 10 be an
nounced later.
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Clarence l.. Ball.

CHARLoTTESNILLE. July 70
Clarence. l.. Ball aged thirty-tivc. a
young farmer Of Page County. died
last night at a local hospital, where
he. had been under. treatment for
tuberculosis. The body Was taken to-
day TO Iuray. where the funeral and
intermeut will occur. Mr. Bell was
unmarried. He is survived by his
father. :. l.. Bell, and several brothers
and sisters.
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Mrs. France. Ellen Parsons.

=, GHARLq9T,,T , july, .anMrs.
Ge.. mother OF Samuel Adams. died
last nigh, at the University Hospital
The funeral will be held at 900 o'clock
tomorrow morning from Emmanuel
Episcopal Church at Greenwood. the
service to nc conducted by the rector
Rev. &. r.. Mayors
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IHrnnk Il. 'rnNiOr.

been received here Of the death OF
Frans b. Taylor. of lvor. Southamp-
ton County. Thursday. when he sus-
iaincd fractured skull in a faiI down
hight OF stairs AT Ashcvi!le. y. G..
where he Was visiting his son. The
body was taken to lVor for burial. Mr..
Taylor is survived by two sons and :,
Observation-Disclosures TAYLOR. Ashcviiic.
and Robert Taylor and Miss Anna Tay-
lor. LNnChburE.
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NMIIEItST. July 23.-The bmrlaI OF
Mrs. Anna Eliza Crawford. who died
Thursday night at tho home Of her
son near Amherst. was held this morn
ing at the cemetery Rev. J. NJ. Greene.
her pastor. conducted the services.
Mrs. era wford was a member OF Sardis
Methodist Church
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK July cs.-Inhuenced by the
inactivity OF other security markets busi-
ness on the curb today IN s!ra Her vol.
u!ue hut prices wee nrmer than they had
b.,u . the finals OF yesterday. despite the
prevailing weakness in other securities.
Iudus;rials were again the center OF what
ever interest was shown although price
changes were restricted - within mar
row ranSc Ruhh'r ;.mc tire stocks con
iiuued 30 attra- attention. ana IN"
ia-g.., gains were scored in these issues.
The higher priced OF! stOchs were less
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
c. z. Tucker.

Funeral services for the late c. p.
Tucker. who died yesterday At his
home. rs North Twenty-ffth Street.
viii DO held today 1T II O'CLOCK. He
is survived by his wife and two sons.
Stanley L. and Otis r. Tucker. \ sis
ter Mrs. Ed Allen. also survives.
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CHICAGO II1E STOCK MARKET.

TIL T'NTl. July .s---IiOEt. !tCtIOts. oW,-
GO; lower: top, :2:'S: medium weight. 2i.lo
si - IS: pigs 1900? l2;
cattle: recsipts. .!,tg1: dull. Beef steers.
medium and heavy weight. choice and
prime. 1855 q 1850: medium and good. J. Is
s. - So. stOcksrs 90 n il. Is.
sheep: receipts. g .ohi: Sow. Lambs -
pounds down. 1900. les. ewes. medium
good and choice. ..ooG so.
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NEW yokk rI,unUCY MAnxE-

NEW YORK.. July cs-Cotionsecd OF was
FIRM FOR NEARBY stun. but forward dcltv-
cries we're easter with cotton and !srd
but-id: Interest remains light Final bids
wcr. points hirhe- 10 10 net lower Prime
crUdc, nominal: prime summer yellow. SPOT,
SIS: September. Is %: Dccmbr. 25.c5; ia D.
SPOT coffee. hrmsr; Rio IS. :5A Santos Is,
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Miss Mnrrnret T.. nnnt..

PULASKI, July 29.-Miss Margaret
l.. Runts died sunday at a Roanoke
hospital following third operation
death being due to pneumonia develop
ing a lew days before her death. The
County. OF which she was native
One half-sister. Mrs. Mamie Armbris-
ter OF Max Meadows. and these broth
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Mrs. W. ID. CI-ry.

PETERSBURG. VA. July 2n-Mrs.
Maggie u. c!ary. widow of O. w. Clary.
died last night at her home in Ches-
tcrHeld County, after an illness of Sow
eral months. She was in her sixty
third year. and is survived by three
children. Two daughters and one son
Tho funeral will be from old Bradford
Church. tomorrow afternoon
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. July - -Cotton goods and
yarns today were Gu:et"r with prices nrm
Dur.aps were i-m.. and prices irrc Eu!arlS
higher Raw SILK was steadicr. Joobers
REPORTED good business. II is now e\-
pected that tn. largest producers OF men =
w.ar win have aNot their OUTPUT for
spring 80 mat the needs OF the trade.
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ATTEMPT MADE TO SCARE
PUBLIC OUT OF Market
Whclan Issues Come to Front With
RuSh AMI Save the
Situation.
CLOSE WITH NET Lcssr;
United States Steel corpnrut ion An
nounCcs Earnings for tho Scc0nd
Quarter of Year, Which Proved
Better Than Expected.
IN nl,N,nAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Jui, 2a-Anothcr at
,enlpi vas maze today BY profession
stock ma hct. II succeeded in many
stocks ana OF .tii 81 them part OF the
dsH Bat III lie afternoon The Whcian
sues came 10 ih" front with such a
uSh that they save! the SITUATE
ih IN" last ie" minutes Of t"'dihe
strength ana the market cips"d with
material 'Dr, losses bu, strong and vita
a .SihG 'cndcncs.
Aftcr tho close. the United states
steel Corporation Announced earnings
Tor the second quaitcr Of Tic ycaJ
ihcSc were nu-h better than expected
4. "a addition 20 ga" earnings T.. ~.
gave an Optimistic talk that was worth
NOR" th"u h.urck. II had boon *
pericI thal tuc earnings would how
n"'hinS at All FOR thu common stock.
hu' they did show y. ." share after
.aNrS. 'u ih" first quarter the COR
ieSpond.nS earnings w"lc &2.20 the
.?rGed June showed an incrcas" 10
sl.'p".""p over MHl and July rum
n!hS very much b'tt.r ;hhn That. 50
mat IA" third quartet "il probably
aho" NOT less than G>" r.r cent earn
81 on IN" common .rV-k
Dnnrrr IF strike over.
u can tie said as result Of q
90 eiui iuvcstiEttio' cpvc iUg all the
lcading steel companies that all dan
E1r Of str.k" III tntt industry is end
Cd lite most cordial relations exist be-
t"tch ihe b!G 'onpanics and their en-
pioNccs. The oniy reason there ia n
.hpriae( of labo' ~ that 80 many Of
the "orkmcu haze gone ahroad either
- soldier Outing The war or as for
ium" hunie!s since tn" war.
huyinE United : ates Steel in pariic-
general VAS of tho Very best Kind in
inc last hour II would be strange :
aGch ouyIns dh not turn the market
Tho bi. sensation NJ inc ia, vas
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I.YNCHBURG. July oS.-Pcrcy G..
Dawson. siXty-six. native Of
Rockbridge County. who lived
twenty-five years in Kansas and Okla
homa. coming here four years ago, died
Monday night OF pneumonia. having
been i'll ten DAYS
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will take the place of Secretary Ian,
sing at the peace conference, arr.vsA
In Paris today. Mr.. Polk had a con.
ference with the American peace dele.
cation. and will attend the meeting of
the council OF five this afternoon
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calves nrIn; vcais. I5.o9 n :? o. -ulis sc0Gi
1850. skim milhs. HOO. sheep and lambs.
steady: common TO good sheep 500 400
"ulls. i.ytH o.uv: common to prime lam b.
Zoo :! 1913. CuiIs. s0JGseo Hor. stead.
IT % 3 Il % 70. pigs. :?5o rouEhs. n.25: stays,
J.. - n
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Amos Bowers.

EIARRISONBURC;. July 2a-tmos
Bowers. aged seventy-two, prom
inent business man OF Sugar Grove.
w Va. died sunday AS result OF
paralysis. surviving are his wife, two
daughters and one son.
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SJInHT TERM NOTES.

Am. Foreign SEC - Aug. ! i9ls........ 100
An. T05scco =. nov. !. lals............ itl:a
An. TOBACCO : Nov !: 1873 .......... ,o3-.
Anglo f-ccc n "a. oct. -. itel.s ~,
armour and Co IS. June 3. 1873 .. ,@3
f;c,h chem S'""i 5 Ju.v y i.sl... .N7',
R-it.sh SIS. Nov :. 1913. ........... zoo .1.,1
Pr.'ith ;!7s. Nov !! 1921 ............ G..
= y aad Q. Joint Is. Lu.y :. 1871 .. As
CuGahy PdcH!Gc Co IS. Ju,T l.. 1928. ~.
Elar Auto I've 90. -. Aug 10. 1919. 10
Hooking Val r.. Col Tr. 6s. Mar. J. 1854 "a
iaccb I1old Packing Co 80 Nov 10 1871 .Gi'.
Ta.oh Doi Packing Co -. No" ~ 1929 1921.
Tirre:t and Myers g. Dec. .92!..-... lG1A,
Moline Plow Go -. Sept. !. 1921 ......... i0ii7
Moline PIow 20 Is. Sent. I, lg.S..-... ,oa
MonnnrahcIc valley Traction Co -
July ], l5-J ~
rrnr;or aud Gamble - March / l,2i.. io:N
Jrnctor and Gamble IS Mar. l. 1928 .HSi-
southern Railway Is. Mar J.. l92c....... 9ai.
swift and Go. O.. AUG. Is. 1921. ......... lcCI
;6r =. FEB /. 1921. ..'.................... loo,l
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Wis. EIIznheth smith.

HA RR ISONRCRti. July 29-AIiss
Elizabeth Smith, AGED fifteen. daueh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Is. r. Smith, Of
Hinton, died yesterday evening OF
Hrights disease. Besides her parents
she is survived by eight brothers and
three sisters
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Mrs. Samuel II. Cook.

HARRlSONBCRG. July o9.-Mrs.
Samuel II. Cook. aged scventy-one. died
at her home in Bridgcwatcr yesterday
morning. She was the daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. Joseph Shue. of Sansersvilc
and besides her husband is survived by
seven sons.
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NAVAL. STORES


SAVANNAH GA. July ao-Turpentine.
nrm. l.s ola; sales: 20. receipts. ~i. ship
ni"nts. -. stock. 1896.
Rosin. firm. sales. sos: receipts. ,.sii: sh:n-
ments. lo5: stock: 6i.ll; Quote r.: is.sI
1850: *. 1850: NJ. 80: y. 2i25: VIC. 22oo
N\N
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70. jackson E:cEhnrn.

CULPErER. July 29-E Jackson
Eggborn. about forty-ciSht years OF
age. died suddenly AT 10 +. NJ in his
store on July %. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon with intcrment
in FairVicw Cemetery
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CIIICAGO Gi,AIN MARKEr

'ffiIhbO. July Ss-Ne-rousncss IA =
DO! conditions and race riots had de-
pressing eE.Ct today On the corn market.
Prices closed WEAK. &c 10 &c net lower
WIN September :si. and December LIN.
to lsl.z. oats lokt 5ac TO lac. In proVi-
sions tho outcome varied from &C decline
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ers survive: Robert Neal and James
Bunts. PULASKI: the Rev. W. NJ. Bunts.
OF Williamson. W Va: NJ. l.. Bunts. OF
Saitville. and K. ). BuntS, OF Norfolk.
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VIRGINIA CASUALS REACH
NEW YORK FROM FRANCE
Wounded and iConNaiescent Soldiers
Assigned to Government Hos
pitRIS for Tre0tmcnt.

~ A"mG9Hsfmsn' has been maas H Hrs,n,
VII" na2e N .r9ivsa ar from nv oyS5sess F aSr
,ns IN. past wcck rh"sc mon have bee,
" rss i"r n%n" to r re
from wounds and illness.
.i,a" a,ssa i,"hns"%s; Whale Vii.
.s,[f:. l. i, 3,$#n. s%a%I%
M"r,i,ner %arhail ror, H1o,h
H nsyns 81 fr ;.S5E ESns ssrT;
: ssi.y Haia WSh''isssiiiS
E I:Ignn EnsiiSh: South Norfolk.
Isa1'.n F Fiji, Rsnd ,TG,i,'.
T nsSs4,S , ST$:Hy H %li' Surs
Lester i;,;, Esashssr . Eis,a"
Richard Marshail; Cuiss":
Use ~, 1l ...l;s F 1Iinn;SSarsh
samuel ,iIarvey. Livingston
E Wa4%,e nn" fSans S" Scna1,c T'"''
Arthur Gsrry. chea,crheld
Sauncer Hughes. Richmond
R"psf, hsriss. rF s,er5Surs
I John 9 3;n;In,,, o9,ar r,
George Robinson. Richmond
EthcrcdEc Hardis"n. Schoottcld.
LANES kcllan Ekmor.
llrant Marrvman. weat
Eddie Nanay Alexander
Irvy EdmondSon Houston
Lewis Love. Williamsburg
George Barnes. Norfolk
Emery Cromwell. Norfolk
ElGby Combs. Wjnfrcd's
Charles Boyd. Abingdon
John Colcy. Railrr
John Johnson. Petarc Mills
Edward Jones. Nlntnn
John Rice. Frederickstown
Elwi-> Shirley. broadway
Preston Sample HARRISBURG
Sert it'll. kcnbridge
John Shell. Richmond
John SogsH. Harrisburg.
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rnderewski Reache. warsaw.

IBy Associated Prcss.l
WARSAW. Tuesday. July 22.-Prc-
mier Padcrewski arrived here from
Paris today. IIc was given an en-
tl-uSiaStic reception by the populacc.
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SESBOtRD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Five Per Cent. Adjustment Mortgage Gold
IsOnlA

The semi. annual instaimcnts OF interest
Bonds ,is mounting 10 ~, $3.50. rcprcsented
n nS ' S H"S =, ara rs; Tor 81 90 each
tho ohiee of Messrs:. Blair ~ Co. no. e
Broad Street. New York.
Scnboard Air Line Railway Co.
by RDBT. l.. MUTT. Secretary.
New York. July 80. 1912
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NEW ORLEANS. July .o-Earv declines
IN cotton today resulting In great improve
,reri in weather conditions IN III. interior
nd the de line kcD; coirv IN the AFTER
noon by tn. generally lower spot markets
% tn" country. Amos, no attention was
paid the hUllish events OF The day. Ike the
complete settlement o., the marine strike
on this side @. IN" water and the ending
%: the dock strike In I.vsTno"l La -
prices wcr. practically the lowest o. the
day ana -how-i ne; losses fnr the season
Of :. 10 - points
Gables were not un 20 eNoccta lions. and
m. weather man aid not reject rain
~ consequence IN the belt. ON these two
things tho marE"t orcucd lower and IN"
forecast Of dry weather Tor all states IN
the belt Increased ana uressu-e TO sell.
Early declines their widest amounted 20
Is I" a p!onls and from them there Wee
rccovc-les until tho trading months were
only about - points down net. Tn" ar
:crnoon hrouGh, fresh WEAKNESS ard sell.
ing was heaviest following the ouotiu: "t
.uots here .oSc- bv - points MARKETS IN
he Interior. In >cycral casc-. reported much
Wider ioSsca. Midi'inc sDots h%r. closed q;
.a.- aga.ns, sat- as The closing price on
t,-,ha-
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

!, IS TN ~; lon;i 60 Co richmond orn,..
Nm 1e. sni Fel. deb. ss...........'. i0sr,
tu.rort ,,nn,- % ..'.'.'..-........-. ly2
nIaHNc toasl Line Ia, is........... 50
,-"t,r.HH .h'iMt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loy:.
hesa pea j. and Ohio COuV. 8. :.
Chicago Great Western &. 81
'RsCaEo Northwestern ID. .......... 49,
!e.rL"nc Electric Illuminating $50. q,
hi Nil! and st Pau! ii........... 90.
Iunan Government ii.s............... .i.
Fedora Farm Loan ti.s............... lnii.
Fedora Farm Loan IS ..... inyi.
III. Cent Hallway coll. trust SIS sss
lnte!boroGeh Rapid Transit 5s..... s-s
Int. Mercantile" Marine .s............. 49,
l.ehiEh Valley - ..-................ nj
Lorillhrc - ............ .........., eii.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAY gen 5s. -
S"abOarG Air Line adj. 5s.............. 5i,,
sea board AIR Line re. iS.......... s:i.,
Seah0ard Ar Line co.'s os.......... u
southern Be-. Telephone js.......... 90
Southern pnCld" COW. ~ ........... Jos. .
southern Railway gen IS ......... so
linton Pacific ............. ,0al.
United states rubber - .................. i0iT,
tnI"d states steel S.. Z. 5s.............. ltr%.
Va Car. Chemical = Observation-Disclosures. as,.
Virginia Railway 5s,...,,.,............... .si.
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Polk Arrives In Paris.
PAR1S. July 2?.-Frani l.. Polk the
American under secretary of state who
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y. ; ..eSi>tefcd - 1870 told) az ,.
I. : REGISTERED IS 49, did l........... JOG. .!
United states liberty 3'7 .s............. J..6
United States Liberty l>t T. .......... 81 3
United States Liberty 81 T. ............. a.
United States i.Ga-ri" Isl f.S........... eiG
i'iiii-d States Liberty md i!....-...... 81 :,
United States i.Io"rty "a t.s........... Is J.
United States Liberty Ith iL............ Ct.
United states Victory 5th 3i.s.......... ~ .
UEi;cd States Victory 9th t.s.......... 90 o.
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RICHMOND rTODi'CE MARKET
Wholesale Quota lions.

NV Woodsun-Crair Co. Inc Richmond Va u
L. 6 Food ADMINISTRATION I.ic~rsr No q n"7E
Richmond. Va July -. 1919.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-01
WELL KNOWN
IN ILLINOIS
Mrs. Mary Matthes Dies at Her Home
In keokuk and Will Be
Buried in the Curry
. Cemetery.

Mrs. Mary Matthes died yesterday
afternoon at her home, 1872 Concert
street, after a long illness. She was
fifty-six years OF age and was born
in Hancock county, Illinois, the
daughter of the Late James Bolton,
the family being a prominent one in
that section.
In 1884 she was married to Harry
Dickerhoof, and they had son,
George Dickerhoof. who died in 1917.
On March %, 1891, she was mar
ried to Rudolph Matthes. at Warsaw,
who, with the following children
survives: Walter Matthes, of War
saw, ILL.,: Mrs. Floyd Brown, of Mont
rose; Frank. Josephine, Geneva and
Ethelyn Matthes, who live at home,
and one son. Private Willis Matthes,
who is with the American forces in
France. Other relatives who sur
Viye are: John and Robert Matthes,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-01
BOY HIT BY
AUTO TRUCK
He Ran Out of Meat Store In Front
Of Truck and was Cut and
Bruised Consider
ably.

This morning little son Of Jesse
H. Barnes, of Ill Exchange street.
had narrow escape from death
when he darted out of the Frank J.
Ewers meat store IN South Fourth
street, under the Cameron truck
which was passing.
The six year old boy was bruised
around the legs a good deal, and his
face was cut somewhat, but his in
juries are not dangerous unless in
ternal injuries show up later this
afternoon that it was impossible to
be certain about Just yet.
The boy had bought some meat and
ran out from behind an ice wagon
without seeing the approaching truck.
The driver stopped as quickly as POS
stble and the boy was taken to the
doctors office and then home.