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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-31
SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON

If she tried. and the point now had
been reached when 1.-The only alterna-
tive to determination is emancipation"
"AIl your leagues of nations" he
declared. won't keep Ireland under
the domination of this incubus. All
rs there in this treaty a single
word of which any one can be proud?
Does it bring freedom to any single
people except as an act of revenge
against conquered and dfsmembered
foes? The league covenant is adj
mitted by its friends to be imperfect.
Shantung is an abomination. Yet we
are told we must accept it. Must?
Since when has that word been ap-
piled to the American people?
Il mean no disrespect to the Presi-
dent of the United States. His place
in history is a high one. The words
in which he enunciated the principles
of the war will forever be.the price,
less possessions of the nation. The
fourteen points. are not dead: they
can never die. But believe the only
thing which can dim his high place
in history will be the acceptance of
this treaty"
Referring to Senate speech by
Senator Walsh. democrat. Montana.
saving that only one avenue to Irish
freedom, that involving aid from an
outside nation, was cut off by the
league covenant. Mr.. Cochran declared
If this were true then it meant that
the only avenue is cut off,.
Mr.. Walsh on League.
Describing how the league covenant
was adopted at the peace conference,
Mr.. Walsh told the committee that it
reminded him of the mob primaries
out in Missouri"
The league of nations was never
assented to-" said Mr.. Walsh. "even by
the ones who signed it, in the sense
that we understand it. Any one will
tell you that who was present at the
Quaf d'Orsay when the covenant of
the league was so splendidly and
dramatically read by our President,
and saw the delegates jumping up all
over the room, wanting to say a word
You could not tell who they were,
but Clemenceau blandly said, There
being no objection. the covenant of
the league is agreed to-"
Asked whether the surprise Of the
assembled commissioners" over the
league covenant was marked the
speaker replied:
oh, 1t was very marked. They
jumped up all over the place to make
protests. Man after man got up. You
know there was an awful, censorship
upon this whole business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-31
Touches on Railroads and Packers.

Another matter recommended in the
Presidents annual report is that some
action be taken in connection with
pending legislation looking to the
solving of the railroad problems and
also the question of government con-
troll of the big packing interests as a
means of reduction of the cost of
meats and the outstanding of the meat
resources.
The Neutrality-suspicious. to the
convention will leave here today in a
special car. The organization has
more than $4,000 members and IA
local unions in forty-four states.
These national officers will attend
the convention: Luther C. Steward,
president. Washington: w. E. Junker.
first vice president, Brooklyn, N. Y;
Martin J. Leonard, second vice presi-
dent, Boston. Mass; Miss Florence
Etheridge. third vice president. vi
nita. Okla: Charles F. NagI fifth vice
president, Chicago, ILL.,; S. Tyson Kin
sell. sixth vice president, Philadel-
phia. Pa; Charles L. Wiegand, sew
enth vice president, Baltimore, Nd,
and E. J. Newmyer, sedretary-treas-
urer, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-31
]. S. WORKERS Will
CONSIDER REFORMS
San Francisco Convention to
Hear Plan for Revision of
Civil Service.

One of the big propositions to be
laid before the third annual conven-
ton Of the National Federation of
Federal Employees. to convene at San
Francisco September 8. will be plan
for revision of the civil service law
so as to provide for a central bureau
Of employment management for the
departments. comparable to the en-
ployment management offices of indus
trial establishments and supplement
ing the functions of the present civil
service commission.
+ A thoroughgoing program for i'm
proving working conditions and great
er efficiency in the civil service
through collective bargaining will be
proposed, together with recommended
tions for constructive measures with
cost of living.
Commission Changes Suggested.
The United States Civil Service
Commission, or it's substitute body in
charge of the employment manage
ment bureau, the report will urge,
should be composed of representatives
respectively of the administration, the
employees and the general public, and
the principle of collective bargaining
should be maintained in dealing with
all questions of personnel. At present,
it is pointed out, the powers of the
Civil Service Commission are SO linn
tied as to provide merely a recruiting
agency, with purely negative function
of rejecting the unfit. The important
work of putting the right worker into
the right job is left untouched. There
should also be provided a training
school for executives in the govern
ment service.
If these recommendations aye adopt
ed a committee will be appointed to
draw up plans for presentation to
Congress in December.
Touches onsRa;,roads and Packers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-31
PLUMB PLAN FAILS
t. TO WIN APPROVAL
AT LAB0R'S HANDS

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
Real Estate and Court News
cnANcERY BARGAIN AMI SALE DEEDS

Theeotorc Nelson to j H. schepmoes. No,
+ +"? ssu s5sH; s fsf' 5rss ?eh &
,1 I'll f. .a :Ir$ a, iis (v,., 70
Ti u. e ana Of OBJ obsr1Eo9E Chprc
Ea n i!s5x SSa5 January !s, .l GSE !
s 3 Oil line f nass insl H..
or chaTlG%rsyne Avenue January S1 es' l Ss:
srrs s. Sioa, G" g. 8a;,s25 t g r
Road. $50 fest ~ 81 s2 2;od, ,H 81 Edge ELiI
~, lelS. ,a& 81 sII. -Np'''
Msss H! Bur,. Is pay ;frs'G fs sdecf fem
h hSs' 49, M@.; %sSii5 ;eet .ashe" no o22i
e aTrnnrty-thira street. september 80. i5i SIS,
rsan;os Frsd les %seS a. fF? go. Il ven.
nor;h sas vaGabio tret sn'h =, s by iS i5S
eaf R.r OF rsl:p Street august !, 1915, $3.50
5tars NAB s" 81 jghn 70 F. T4 SSsps
Jun" June ls5 =: :d tSs' east OF rildsn Street
Il feet; ia asSss Nv ,c Gaf fst Il nqxae2
Sizes s'Fss Sssr:sst5, :S1;. 'isf &
e Ma: Fr,e'i:aan NS $s il ps,k L. wife!
Park Aye4ae Addison strse, 9'r Ee5rS %:
aF jane 5; isis i 49, ~, 49,,
% i H. dosdeiai.' Ns S 81 E Na'f Il Swifel
s Lgish Street b.twsen Eighth and MIMI iiS
Sarah BsFnstein to WiliinaMIa' % 'iV G,o,s
Snd Juaniia twlfe> No. 40S Eas, t!iay
2SSancet. -'N!S" feet. north line CLAY Stree;
to5 Zee; Inches east OF Fourth See;
february 5; 1919, $4,000 co.,
Z, Roy childTey and Laura E ,wi,o, 10
s 8. Norton Mason No 1000 Yves; Grace
StFe.t At west lire LON Sa rdy Street I ien
OF w $a'seg. iE,s6Tnary 10. 1915. 1880
Court. city. TO John H. araxton fM aS'1nSS
Sa,f S'ap APES and william Marshall. JrJ. one
February 10. 1915: tax zoe ->"a'' Ton
,o; ;aS9o w. Wilbur; lac. to Abram EIlick
Ismg Terrace Gontaining $500 square feet
ie'a Maro ~. iSlS; tax 81. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
"PLUNGING" IN TOBACCO
GROWING NOT JUSTIFIED
Department OF Agriculture Urges
Fnrmern to RINSE Moro d.
fcrsfdcd Crops.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11-"Plung gin e.
IN tobacco growing to the neglect OF
other crops Is not justified by the pres
ent tobacco situation. according TO a
statement issued to-day by the Depart
ment of Agriculture. which described
conditions Is difficult.
In territory where tobacco is u new
crop, recently introduced to replace
cotton under boil wecvil conditions as
In portions OF South Carolina and
Georgia, the best interests of the
farmers. the statement says, appear
to lie In the development Of a safe
and well-diversified system Of farming,
rather than to plunge from the un-
certainty OF cotton production into
possibly still greater uncertainty OF
tobacco production under existing con-
ditions.
While 1t Is impossible, the statement
declares. to arrive at the quantity Of
tobac eco Europe will be prepared to
purchase during the next year or two,
It seems likely any considerable In
crease over the 1918 crop in the hue-
cured section would be followed by a
decline In market prices.
The largest crop of tobacco the
country has ever produced Is being
marketed, and while. prevailing mar
kct prices are very high for some of
the leading types. such abnormal prices
are said to be due primarily TO war
conditions.
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CASUALTY LISTS DISCLOSED !
1886 NAMES; ONLY II DEAD
Five Killed in Action, and Equal
Number Dio as Result OF "
Wounds.
aos ARE WOUNDED SEVERELY
Accidents Claim Only Ono Victim,
but 265 Arc Wounded to an Uh-
determined Degree, and AT Are
Slightly Injured.

FLYER ea, :e;day by the comSt ies "a r us.
tea divided as foiiows XIII Res OF !, ss faIpa
died OF wounds. s. died OF aecidcnts ana
woana ean ssyees S:Fsss ~ ~oss
virE!nians and North caro,inians IN ,hs
woUSDED DEGREE uNDErERnrssp,
%msar io dast e.. = pi GFf f.rs 4 q C.
PERI. Gam l.. chlihowie. Va ~
sS%ers ba5 "a %f 8: R suen Va n c.
N'o'"*sF w GitSf III s siSyf II;
sHans w MsTs " Ns.sIs Rsn. esG
Cooper Howard r p; Newport News. va
E 5syss. , Lo.a; St. fFF ss': 4. 6.
ss sssea h jssssR Fl ne, sTasnas T. T.
nfrS aTnIs ss, G ,,a'I l. sroaaxay
tohnson John r.: wife Gate. va n. o@
NsS'sF' W si'sHSi asFsa hfeH n
cS.oan' William H.; Garland. Sampson
o,..,.,o-,r yvr rrvates; @ra
snasss'f Mf' E w EsS'sz as. w Z.
P HoI.s' . Charles go T.; D pAs. n; c.
se9sfr. R.ssr. !" G: p Mesnt Ella I'll y c
i IYnah w Jaln.s 4 A.. H ssnsh;ssr5E
Walker. yie H.: Hilisboro. n C. +
s RSSre. J RSTs LaToy;s .psv!d.on; N C
Tsr: HeTee.t: Hampton. Va,
ssss5:. 'Io %" Reesy ao n; meIr n. y
Taylor. Leroy: Accotink Va T"fF
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LUCIA IN HAMPTON ROADS
LonE-Soukht Cuban Schooner, Rome
Lndcn From Cardeunx to Rio; So !,
Dumas god, but Sufc.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 1.-THE ca
ban schooner Lucia, reported IN dis,
tress or the North Carolina cos,ot
about a week ago, and given up as
probably lost. with all on beard
reached poTs to-day in a badly Etis.
tered and leaking cond4tion. The Luz
ago with cargo of rum for Rio de
Janeiro. and was not heard from ur<u
q coast steamer reported tho craft iu
distress seventy miles south OF srtfrs
Virginia capes. A government wraok-
Ing tug was sent osrs, but failed to
locate the schooner after dilieent
search. The skipper snid the ship had
been swept northward by u gale, bus,
that he finally made this port The
cargo, looked upon as contraband 2 IN
Virginia, is being CLOSELY guarded. as3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12

iss; ss : Ss Inc In:
?ss ?ssFses SIssss and ss
& Ssnd s,5 70 N e. iHo:S g iien?so connty
sssS T.HSrpn Street January 8. i fsHH tax s'
sS.nss f F.%s Of ssfs%s?a
Land Corr Avf 81 wo, Efforra5y isis; sss:so
Mo oss2 Street Sire Also
Parn % ns ;ns ri0S fec: north ne
5A 5.Ss i9,a la s.. .,o A0'0s street
Of John n5aMaenf1x i.s sssmins'sssos n
M M,'''a oe \ MIX W!s%ssn sns hs:ss wss5
s. ss Grove Avens: Hsssnp,ios q len 0s Of
At,m ran.1 O. Rrsusr. exGeptrix. Of j. Sa,.uei
fee, inches xioS fec: % ra al sou n.
s ws., corner OF ,Garr!nEton ana Piekett
CHARLES o fS,e III ia,s j '1IsG twne, to
Sor,h PFS eSssyse e. Ms"r,so County No
$50 te tse .Rsaos sss as rossSee srest
ba Ediih pysr . Kidweil and Grover c: thus-
rookda fse, D Ser, 0 line as sssK u
Avenue. $50 feet ives. OF Hewpor. Str Hu'h
A @aisr Il is Wip tax % II .::: Robinson
mug i tx, iss; Gag, Line Grimm Ave
e!s a1sss Of or sTf sh n S s5s
March J. isls; tax $3.50; $40.
bfssk R'fsa7Ss Is ,. Woo fssN
s0s semaa1s xysnss s0s;'
o. "a h,H' IN 'Atrue. january 2S. 1918
R.d THa ssss, aei$oa ss&sss fss line 4;
FL i! 's eI} S4s! / 9s0E 7ss
Street. IS feet % wes o s9u! sec tSi
Sis sase F S cs.sy l. jss ;a1 :ssS sc
$ d'fa rsn ana ID Gs.I,e5 i PFC So
sPeciTHi gom misi:o2erS. to Zlprora Cohen
iA,5ns crSwaeI} soxis7 Zee. .r1esuiar,. essi
band. aipn I! H- VsII S1a JOIN "; Shn;:
isarton Gytn.e. ;ch tsci south OF crawford
Sf Robert PG1asyI ol paT is0S 70 Old
n mn,on heSs5sE- 81 &c
asy s.rsst es:endns His'd r. s'Fes a p H kn
orsh nd ,sest also :1is see
Kinney Street. January /. isis. $500 800 OF
cHANcERY TRUST DEEDS.
rs;s ssan 10 . +? ,s nrg rsrss
nd eSs,sn s,!ee sornfy Of
MAJ Friedman 20 l.. w. McVcieh trus-
tee; No 2:ts Park Avenue. 1870 feet 5
snd, addison Street February yFN {. S fsis.
o, Trustees sd 5, Of 81, Johns Holiness Church
se5la2 feet. cas-, line Twenty.eIshth Street.
1919, 3a7s. VI
John b. swartwou; and Rose A. twife)
OF Henrico County 10 Hardin l.. Bache
trustee. so.13s feet: west line Barton Ave.
P RsS S tcet sorih OF Crawford Street
f. Nor;1n Mason to Leroy Y: Brown
Grace Street. 2'.sSxl4o fec: at northwest
corner Of Grace and I.ombardy Streets.
Garnet 4. Bowden 10 Frank S. Richeson
and Robert c.. Bayi.ss. trustees. II feet
inches by 100 feet. south line . Street G6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12

NEW. YORK.. FEB .ii.-There was "a good
N he co,"n Market he rome soGay and WINE
n!Eances wssrr not maintained the tone was
y 10 $ points ne, higher Wills " tho 04 new
sn ws od to TO from pGn!s nei 10 Nay ceoss
at s,,s5 COMPARED with aot2 a, the close
prices TO an advance Of IS points in fesponso
80 AND Fsi s si sef So. es
with March selling at :l,5O and July at 1895
%s @ b m Gwfr and
as -, soon as the , early selling had been alb
l;nSo5s 5hs. ne French soves3men, had
So pEa S na Ens p could Import an
probably stimulated tho demand. After
p"n,s be arfst rssc,ed sharp,s 20 1o to
S@n;InuSd S%uihsrn s,sIInE. But aTm.d 70
%S,Te|. originating ma. French interest," wers
G%"G % @ gs n ssd W. ss q apa
y poin,tS on ihe "in cG;op: while new crop
Later fluctuations were irregular under real.
,@ins pr@ .,ts b. an iden that Southern
IRE relatively easy ruling OF new crop
rc1ncad nTfrrsES; III rs at;.ibuted to the
,.N,EW YORK, FEB Feb; n;-rort movement
s9Sk. sos bnlss ~ ''
Minor tort stock. ll.cc9 bales.
rntul to-day at all ports-Reccipts 1S3I5
halcs exports. 2i.s2i bales: stock. 1861 3is
ha lev.
TOTAL for week at all ports-Receipts. l5.477
bales exports. CLEO bales.
Total for season Reccipts. 375S.41s bales:
exports. c,5SG4:0 bales.
sew ORLEANS. Feb ii--Continued re-
vision OF differences on the lower grades in
tho spot department was the main feature
ia thc cotton market to-day. and Il made
~ higher lcyrt OF values. Locally. spot
pric-s we're revised that strict low mid :
ding and the GRADES above wcre unchanged
" hilc grades below were reduced by from
$50 20 325 points. This widcncd the discount
on good ordinary AZ compared with mid :
ding 10 9Ia points. tho widest discount ever
quoted IN this market. Tho general opinion
was that spot DEVELOPMENTS were. making
8 more valuable contract and extensive buy
!rE resulted.
on the opening prices were 10 to % points
M but enough selling developed immrdj-
.,t.iy after tho first call to send tho trading
rlouths 10 10 Il roints under the close OF
Yesterday. 4 good demand sprang Nm ri
The decline. and bv the mdd'o or the day
rriccS were ~ 10 60 points over yesterdays
FINALS. Selling increased again and prices
reacted from the highest levels In 4 modrr.
ate way but after tho hosting Of spot quo
'ations activity increased and buying was In
ieysle, wherc tho market stood at a net
udvance Of so to 81 points. Tho close was n /
net advance OF 66 10 IS points
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations. ...f
Market Quotations From Actual Sales ,Nf
tBy sWoodsoh sStuirn Co.. Inc. II edmond. Val
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BOMD LIST

I'm Writing Paper IS. cts to.d)...... 81
r. ., J.. 1T = Odd Observation-Disclosures. b
: 9 LII and y col ~ t.Si;edl....... Iss
\ .. L. COnY. ~ tIialto.b tasScd)..... 81
& mesa peakc and Ohu conv. ii1s-......... 7sa
ChceaDcaEc aa0 Onto conv. SO tO!d)... tSh
l-sSGett and hySrs Tobacco 5s.........., &c
.o:lilarG Tobacco ta........................ sik
McrcaH;ic Marin" IS: ..:................... s7h
S~appdrG ALI Line reg. Is. ................ SO
Scaooard Air Line adj. ts.-.............. 90
som bern halfway Observation-Disclosures S7h
:ou' norm Railway Observation-Disclosures. d
l.. y, Eeg!siursG - 49,, ibid, ............ SIN
y ). REGISTERED IL. lsL5 odd ............ 1904
- Liberty loan Observation-Disclosures. IS 80
9 y, Liberty loaa "a ts.................. o.. 81
!. Liberty loan, "a ii.s................. s. %
= : Liberty loan Ith Observation-Disclosures. 81 81
. :. Stc~i as Observation-Disclosures. 1905,
s-Browa Bros CTS. (W. Va.)......... 20
Na-',ar- Chemlcs! co. lsi Is. .....,....... $50
"a car. Chemical 60. cow. Gs........... ,H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

I'D Edwsrd DC e barden {ssl. Amcli. County;
:, Edwin II. DieM ,25y. Illinois: Margare,
V. Andrews tls. Rithmond.
a. Kline ls). Richmond
M4as,se Ea SiSa uA 1n alc 9SnsSs,A County
=. LOUIS o. Massci t2s). Richmond: Lcnora
G. Felthnu us t23), Richmond
Sylvester ~ Wyatt tSS). Chesterfield
COUNTY; Laia corLeiia Islcy t2s). Rtchmonu.
Lille Winston ~: Louisa County.
lease Il. Bennett t24J. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12

Tho United States Circuit Court OF An.
pc,,s rcsonxensd yesterday morning at 10
ociock. with the fono~inG Judges and ON
cAi ,s,, IN ai,;ndanse S.rcu.t Judges lion: j.
;, I'm, a. bKnarp OF umashins,on; p. c., and
S'erk C!aude 81. Dcou ami U. s. Marshat
John q. Suun,isrS.
case argued:
No. ltoo-Tho Owens Bottle Mschine
company. plaintiff In error. vs. kanawhA
handing ana Trust Compsny. detsndant in
error ef.or 10 the District Court at Charles
ton: VI Va. Cause argued by Charles a.
, .,s,,.,,n OK Chari.nSon. Va. tor the
Charleston. -. Va. for the defendant Ia
error. and submitted.
Care IN Gail to-day:
No. lnio--Arabeiia D. Huntington IT al
Ct al. DEFENDANTS In error: error to the
District Court at Charleston. W Va TO
he ,33rSusd ey Aespra. t:nalow., Fi,zpa trick
PLAINTIFF Pa In error: aad by Mespra:, hcciin-
in error.
Admitted TO practice: Charles A. schmet-
tau. or Ioieto. Ohio. ~aS admitted to prac-
Court adjourned until this morning At 10
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HENRIco BARcAIN AND SALE DEEDS
HENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

Ruth Renn!t to John u. Gayle, trusts.
$4,000. = 49,
Hugh !. ,snanp to c. p. cardweu and F.
!, Colonial Place Annex. February Is. 1915
G. Z Mic- and Goidye p. (wife) 70 A,
In SpPn aas tI yates lot :S BLOCK Powha
Claude u Sp-ankle TO McAdnr,s noc
White. trustee. a2.S3 acres. and 23.25 acre,
n fenrico County. adjoining lands OF VII.
liam C?sey: January .. l9i2: $4,000.
E"ad at Ga<kins Road. December 6. 1915
Granville w. I.nyne and Minnie l.. tw,fe,
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stocks.
Salcs,
Advance Rumcley. com.
<,fya pn,x.nlau oFJ

ScIE. /.
Advance Rumeley, pfd.
200 hllis Chalmers
200 Aiiis- chalmers. pfd.
200 Alaska Gold.
20o Amer: Beet Sugar, com. .
22,300 american Can.
American Can. pfd....
300 Amer. Car and Foun.
400 American Cotton Oil.
LOO Am. Hide and Lea, com
10000 Am. Hide and Lea, pfd
500 American Linseed Oil. d.
.hmcrican Locomotive.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd. .
5000 American Smelting......
$500 Amer. Steel Foundries
500 so A Ame. Tel. s snG Tel. CO.
100 Amer. Tobacco, com.
100 Amer. Tobacco. pfd
Am. Writing Paper. pfd
American Zinc.
100 Anaconda Copper.
500 Atchison
100 Atlantic Coast Line.
49,. 4. 9; l.. OF CT. tBalto.) it..
200 baltimore and Ohio.
200 bethlehem. steel. B..
$500 Baldwin Locomotive.
200 Butte Copper and Zinc.
200 Ca madam Pacific.
LOO California Petroleum.
goo Contra Leather. com. :.
800 Chesapeake and Ohio
100 Chicago Great Western
Chi. Great West, pfd.
1900 Chi, Mil. and ST. Paul.
500 Chi. r. I. and T., corn
100 Chi, K. !. and p, 6es mr.
Chi, K. l. and p, 30 pr
100 Crucible Steel Cor. com .
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron
400 Columbia Gas.
1000 Corn Products, com p.
1880 Disiillers
Dome Mines..
2oS Erie ;....::............
200 Erie. LIST pfd.
900 General Electric.
800 Goodrich. com.
oo90oo Great Northern. pid.
loo illinois Central.
,1oo Inspiration Copper.
,I.soo Int. Mer. Mar, com.
1890 in;. Mer. Mar. pfd.
Zoo Int. Paper. com
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uENRICo RELEASE DEEDs.

20 C. {: Chaplin; trustee: io11os feet. north
dowbridge Road. November H. 1918. $3.50.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Report FOR he weCK cndlnrI Feh.,,, a.
Choice ,,,. steers. 1874 Glsc: medium to good.
IN o loo: common 70 fair. losb1sc: choice
common to fair; aSsiie: choice cows. ii Gisc
medium to good. s@ioc: common to fair. 81
81 @ieo common to fair ~ 0sic; best
ioHe; good boiosna bulls. ,ssioe: Gfs sir s@ 1
hest calves lse: common TO tair. ~ ~ isc: best
ss1sc: best sheep. loc; common to fair. 6do7c:
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On the Curb Mart.,

Nv FOKk. Feb. n.-Business OF The
euro FlarSet to-da; in larger volume
than on yesterday. and the, general run OF
S ,re were at higher Levels than those
was some outside demand. the first tina
mas neGn noted in more than week
nnd ustr!a. shares were IN better demand
Oh stocks were in better demand In the at
teIhoon ard prices were at considerably
500 Aetna Explosives. 7G7I 800 United
Mntor9: 81. q Se,1: ECO Anglo American Oil.
!rs"IS 40 Cosden OIL ia ~. 1000 Fed :
era era. o., ~ ~ g ~; $50 Internationai Petr0-
Goan 20 :, .9'' s,s3 MeiT9noii:an retro!syn
III go -Atianta. 415: lip Biz Ledge
I:5o ca!u'nc; and Jerome. tin3-is: 1000
oon arizona Sneiter. Il: al 3-ls; 800 Gold :
Hothe- i-1ds. 80: 80 Tonopah Extension.