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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-04-02
Millions
In Allied Countries in Sorest
Need of Clothing.

With millions of mon, women
and children refugees in Allied
countries in sorost need OF cloth
ing of any Kind the American
Rcd Gloss has set the week OF
March 2l-8l for Mation-widc
collection of fused clothing, shoes
and blankets for those helpless
people. Every report and sur
vey from abroad shows unmis-
takably that the clothing prob
lem faced by those returning tn
their devastated homes is one of
the most serious they have to
face and ii is equally clear that
IL is to America the suffering
must turn.
The collection OF cast oil cloth
ing, which will lie conducted by
the thousands of Red Gross Chap
tiers scattered through the States,
has been time to the season when
millions of Americans are chang
ing from winterclothing to light,
most of that laid aside being gar
mcnts they will never use again.
Through every possible agency
the plight Of the refugees in
northern Franco, Belgium, Italy,
o-Solyakia, Ionmania,
Greece, Poland, Macedonia aud
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-04-02
HANDS, ARMS,
Limbs ASLEEP
And Vas Rundown, Weak ~,
Nervous, Says Florida LADY.
Five Bottles of Cardui
Made Her Well.

Kathleen, Fia.-Mrs. Dallas p.
Of this place. says: AFTER IN. rtttn,
OF my last child...I got very nn.S
rundown and weakened. 30 rn.s
that could hardly do anything hug, !.
all ! was 30 awfully nervous ny
l could scarcely endure tho , ..l.
noise. My condition wa, y.. .s1
worse nll the time. ee'ues
l knew must have nome ro,,.,
j would soon be In the bed and 4. CT
serious condition for | felt 20 -, ~ !
and was 80 nervous and weak coa,,
hardly live. My husband askod N
-------about my taking CardM ".
said, It's n good medicine. ana
for that trouble, SO he got mo's sVsa
tes. After about the uecond bo,,i,
,eit greatly improved. before tsli,.
II my ilinbs and hands and An,
would so TO sleep. After taklpr =
however, thiB poor circulation di.n
peared,. My strength came b,cl !.
me and | was soon on the ROAD y
health. After the use of about ~,
ties. | could do all my housa-xo.t
and attend to my six children T.,
sides" %.
You can feel safe In giving C,,d,,
thorough trial for Your trouhie, !.
contains no harmful or hnbit.rorr,..
drugs, but Is composed OF mild w.,
table, medicinal ingredients wi,h y.
pao aftereffects. Thousands Of w.
have voluntarily written, tenInr 4,
the good Cardui has done them u
6hould help you. too. Try IT. E;i
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-04-02
How to
Get Rich

DO You want to be CAPT
talist?
It's easy. This is the deilni-
ton of how capital is originally
acquired, as framed by Hartley
Withers i'll his authoritative text
book "Poverty and Waste"
"Capital is defined by eco
nomists rs wealth set aside to be
used in production. A certain
amount of it is necessary before
any industry can begin its work :;
because industry implies making
or growing something, and dur
ing the process of making or
growing, those who are at work
have to be kept alive out of a
store that has been set aside be
forehand tothat end. Professor
Walkers wellknown example is
that of member of savage
tribe, living precariously on fish
caught from the rocks which tut
into the sea, which lays up a
store of dried fish, and keeping
itself alive thereon, makes him
self n canoe, and thereafter can
paddle i'll it out OF the banks
which lie two or three miles from
shore, where in one day he can
get as much fish as he could
catch from of the rocks in a
week.
ellis store of dried fish was
his capital, which he reserved
from consumption and kept to
live on while making his canoe.
Having done so, he has put his
capital into canoe and can let
1T out to his neighbors, taking
payment from them in the form
OF part of their catch, on which
he can live, while he himself
builds more canoes and sells them
IN exchange for labor of the rest
of the tribe. The point at which
he left oil being u mere hand.to-
mouth worker and consumer and
became a capitalist, was when,
instead of eating ali the fish he
caught, he saved some dried them
so that he might be kept alive
while he carried out his canoe.
bnildingventurc- Al every stcr
of IFS progress, says Walker
again, capital follows on law. II
arises solely out OF saving
Every man, woman and child
can lay aside a part Of the pro.
ceeds Of his labor, beyond what
is necessary for his present main,
teManee, and thus start on the
road to capital. The safest ant
soundest way of putting aside
yonr ''drid fish, today lies il
the purchase Of War Saving,
Stamps.
Capital arises from thrift, an,
go thriftmeans fu ture happiness
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENT

To the voters of Big Stone Gap:
hereby announce myself candidate
for Town Sergeant at the election to be
held on June 10th. 1919. IL elected IL is
my intention to secure property and move
into the main part of town, and will en-
force the law and perform tbs in les of
the Office to the best of my ability.
solicit and shall appreciate your sup
port
MARSHALL BELCHER
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Go to Church Sunday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-04-02

MARSHALL BELcHER.
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Erect Your Memorial While You Live

l. Is last becoming present day duly TO erect menu
oral while you live and not leave this duty for Others
to perform Do &c! leave this sacred mark OF respect
10 others. There are millions Of graves In this counr,
neglected sad unmarked through carclessness and lack
OF interest Therefore be moi one Of The millions.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-04-02

Who denies the value Of life
insurance and fire insurance?
and what il military prepared.
ness but national insurance:
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-04-02

interest will be paid when it is
due aud tho bond will be re-
deemed at it's full face value
when it reaches maturity.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-04-02
BOSCHEE'S SYRUP

will quiet your cough, soothe the iniiiul
nation of sore tl.nat and lungs, stop
ritation in the bronchial tubes, insnriiS
good nights rest, free from coughing al"
with easy oxpcctora.ion in the mornlnS.
Made and sold in America for iifty-tSv
years. \ wonderful prescription, assist,
Ing nature in building up your genera
health and throw ng off the disease Es'
pecia ~ useful n lung trouble, asthiH1
rorp. bronchitis, etc. For sale by he!'!
rug Company
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CH.,NcEKY RELEASE DEEDS

? : ." 2as nE4 5 Is ''f's S:a to 2sos
WITH f.ri.. A%*as isiS .,t9:9" Rowland
showai,er .cti95 IN nv ws5 FnSf inc ' So b.
/ ' ''.1 Avenue 100 feet north Of Essex street
,.,,S,, johnson. trustee. TO clara l..
fca Nc, i i $50 a., cq,@ %s, AvSRps
:. v"mHe' u, feet south OF Main street,
y . j. w;aai,ieEfst;;SSiia ana ) D c.-,o.,
~, ~ i .r To- John Mst] ana his sssiens 20
faS, yir%}h%@a SiT,Se = ass, inch by
I4iiyy' ~ ,, i%e' 10 inches south Of street
= : Fetrr r,.s " oi q. block s. Gin t
+ s,5graSlImF a MSFTs' 4 49, nSl j5''
s.A..7 ice '''M"h1. k nd..I L. (hqshandl
rqsr,S l,l,: I'D. ,d5o carter street Feb
rerr'1Gra \ h"Ee?y}, inc, trustees. to Aide
- in'h.' ny ~ iG"' south linz Peasants
August l} 1913. $50
iign@ Iul@Ior and Ralph J. Levy.
I,i Msn Steel 2sSss fa ,sH' NORM m inc
:G,,.,,. S!tg.i Gs,wesn rwen,y ,hird ana
g ~, zoo gaa -@s l:a., MaIn Street, s5S59
hra s, 4%i"'"li gor"Gs MIR is and twenty
.iienIa iuCii%1,.I1r and KaNh ! Low: trus-
iisii East Main Street. % feet inches ny
i i,a ieei 2 inches north side Main street.
%, wssh f'Eh1i''Rih ana N'netecnth Streets.
H. sutton. Trustee. to Claude L Snrcn-
Ir ~ ~ TAYLOR street. 10 feet a.:
also No N-i TAYLOR street 10 feet -. inches
rF ~ ir"i north aide Tdv!or Street In
i."t INCHES east of Ritchie Stree, May
~. y Muuqoly. trustee to II II. r,,s.
Sc. ''l Sur'n Thirty fourth Street gDal.i
ir"i west .iug thirty fourth street % fc.t
north OF " street. Angus, :. 1913. 81 20.
AuEust Nos li.llI mira Avenue. All hlocl.
south ~ Nid.r street. except north D.
i.e' fronting ON rhiri Avenue ana Mendovy
Ir.dgc Road August ~. 1919. 80
Is Fran' ana O f. Parrish. trustees.
:" kri'z,r ami Harmon. SO "a. North
I".n'l nilh street = feet -. inches by
- intl az northeast corner TNv"ui. -f:tfl
.-- " E---n--- LA-A - NOM ~
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wos; line Eighth Street. Coz fee, inches
north OF Clay Street. August 10. 1919: S. 400.
& g; King to Pollard ~ barby. Inc. ,ruS-
tee; No, MS Peasants Street. 81 feet 10
inches by - feet south line Peasants
Street - feet inches west OF Scott Street.
August II. 1919: sliIc
+, c. Haynes and Zcnobia +. (wifcp. to
Pollard y RasbN Inc. trustee. No. 5li3 East
Main Street. 3rNly5 feet south line Main
Street. II: feet inches cas-, % Warehouse
street Angus, II. 1919: $3.50.
and Herbert &. Hord. trustees. No. 6 North
colonial Avenue. PINTO feet ives; line Colo
Mai Avenue, l53 feet north Of Main Street.
Il, V Gibson and lola Y. ,wife), 10 r.
Sittcrding. i. ID. Carneal and Charles h.
Willis. trustees. No. 1908 North Twenty sec
ond Street 22Nl2i feet gag inches east LING
Twenty second Street. - feet inches north
OF Street. June y, 1919: $2s?5
\. J.. Dennis ana Annie l.. Cwifcl. TO II
seldom Taylor trustee. No i9t North Mui:
street. i59 feet : inchS north OF Stuart
proved Benevolent and Protective order of
Elks OF the World 10 James 7. Garter and
Henry ) Hut1ler. trustees. No. 800 East
Leigh Street August !. 1919: $500.
Eugene Washington and Matilda twitc).
to l. y. Bragg. trustee. No. lpr''. West
Moore street @oN3l feet south line Moore
STREET. ~ feet west OF OAK street. August
I.Grus i cutchins and Cary Valentine
twItrp To n seldom Taylor. trustee. 20 feet
ilta Inches by ilj feet north line West Ave-
nu". 81 feet Ia inch cast of Birch street.
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QUINTET DEFEATS EVANS
IN GREAT GOLF MATCH
lContinued from Eighth pngel

Continued from Eighth page)
inside. Both eank for birdie fours.
ouimc,. up.
cards--Morning:
G{v gyms o%a@'' s. SO SO t sii-ss
TENN T, hq!e-i4sii yaras"par. s.,
was trapped and his out rolled over
the green Ou:mct hooked his tee
shot and laid a long mashie TO the
dege Francis laid his 'third stone
dead. He won with four ouimet,
. up.
Eleventh holc-S65 yards-par. A.
They drove Well Francis being ahead
green Each had long puts. Evans
being away. They halved in four.
Ou!met up.
;, Twslf,h o, hole-6oi ,yardsMpar. $:
to. putt first. He sank a 5-footcr. his
third long enc. Francis missed. Oui-
met up
Thir,eenth hole-isi yaras-par; ,;
Ouime;. !; Evans, 4. Both missed their
irons. Evans was trapped and Ouimet
was short The; toom fours. Ouimet
Fourteenth hole-S4o yards-par. 4:
ouimei | Evans. 4. Evans WAS we'll
2ul "'m ne s nSoRSa t" The weifh
Evans putting the odd from % feet.
Each used two puts for fours Ouimc:
Fifteenth h'olc-42o yards-par. 4:
ouimet a. Evans. 4. The champion
and his opponent cracked their tee
shot down the center. with the Boston
golfer 10 yards cut They flickcd their
iron on, both being perfect shots. Out
met played the odd and his twenty
foot putt was short. Evans went for
his in, good shape. but overran. They
NalNcd III four. ouimct up.
Sixteenth holc-226 yards-nar ,:
ohiinei, ! Evans. /. Ouimet slammed
MS tee on the green Evans was i'm a
trap AZ the left. The Western cham
pion lifted 10 within eight feet. Quinn,
LOOK LOOK three butts and they halved in
seventeenth holc-2S2 yards-par. =.
Evans 1: ouimet. ). Evans was We'll
down the middle. Ouimct topped his
tee shot into heavy rough. $50 yards
from tine tee. He was feet awavnftcr
playing Two more. Evans second was
on, His third laid Ouimet a stymie
and won. I 10 8. All even.
Eighteenth hole-+42 yards-par. 4:
Evans was down the center and Oui
met IN rough at the left The seconds
were short. With Oumet PLAYING The
oad: ou!mets chip left him a ten
foot put, which he sank Evans third
vas a dead They ha!ved in fours. All
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CuANcERY Trust DEEDS.

w J Parrish to ". chester Evans trus;
IL. inches Ey "a tect ' trTesn!ar( north line
Leigh street. 80 feet west OF Thirty second
! " : rarrish e ". chester Evans, ,russ;;
III ! ~ inches by 90 feet oirresul4rl ", st
line rhriy street 80 fgS, inches nrG
"' * ] j. iarT!sh e Is. Ghss,&r i;vnns ,rus
second street l5i feet north OF Leigh Street
u j. Parrish To- ". Chester Evans. trus.
toe, 80 2lo' East Main street; :, feet :
street. - feet ives. OF Thirty-second street.
X ] Parrish 10 W. chester Evans trus,
,eg 80, go N%rth Thir,y,ssC?nh S'r iS;, 80 81
second street AT south line street. June
,nc. ~. a2oa East NJ .StHe% 2;H2l feet south n
h .. SrSf ,4se 'es June neh fSs s$ sos 81
y L. FsrrSh g ". Chester Evans. truss::
Zee; n en- ~ nv - fsst ,irr"guiarj cas{
line Thr,y S.c9md street 81 ,,, i.st inehes
V 4. j. j. farrish to IS. chssisr Evans ,rus;
&C. 80 Us ZSTth rn!FYsse"rb SirSsi ~
street, l5I feet inehes south OF NJ Street.
fsTTsh f c3e: :ssor Evens ,rus;
line THIRTY second street. l25 feet 5 inches
north OF Leigh street. June :. 1919: So
VI J. Parrish e " chester Evans. ,rus:
line Th \ S,r$s! =. tes! inch
". J. rsrrish 70 ". Chester Evans. trus;;
;se, inches by "a fsei. ,GFresula wes, line
Thirty second Street so fec; inches south
81 'TSsi Tr,sR 5' n c chs 2 Evans ,rus
ab l5 N IL Th TN s s4s n s! fsr,y e
sscont street l2' feet /; inches south Of
. Alpha II fh.,lips ana 5 8 husband TO
~ Jac9bs : trustee: 80? 4l3 North
feet east line Thir,!e;h street. 40 feet s
inches south of clay street. Angus; s. 1919:
" Parrish . Y Chester Exams. trus;
f nehs H9Tin ~ .e nF{v Seos s5sSi =
nchs .ou,h y. ii stqee S'rsef June ffg a,,
P PR Sa- ,S W Chester Evans. ,rus;
let : : inches by 90 feet Grrerularl. west
f@rs,an 2 S G :SaS E sHtn S tras
;e; inches BY 20 feS, Srreeui ,Tss' wes 81
" ncs north of Leigh street. June = 1918.
Eass H"es5sIa Inc: @24 / '9 1M: 9A % Eo5s2 B
H.G,nI"Y, and T. D. sehumacher; trustees NO.
str,@@ AHsus 10y north E60 Of HoonsF
r. ~ Jacobs trustee. SO. .ii5 &orth
te StF' .a5 Teef h,o feet inches b. sS
inches south Of Clay street. August 5. 1913
+ gGogmiinso,n and Massaret W. tw!fep
,ruSiees 80 feet on west side Hawthorne
Avenue" 200 i""t north OF Hammond Street
August ~. lglH. $4,000.
i. Dorset and Katie V. owife). Of
tioicWcIL Va. to Pollard % Barbv Inc
trHSi.r 2oNl20 feet south line Broad Street,
5sT ie,i -w.si of Allen AveGue. August !.
:, John = Baker and Lola S ,w!fe) to Jas
Gu, o"N, ,IusteH. Tor Mary g Gin. No. 1901
A!,"n SF."' AUGUST !! 1919; ;l.l,O
S1Tah = stone ana James n. ,husband)
- "H' !: Eu"hrmund, trustee. No. 9Oi PARK
.,T' ~ it"t !" IL Inches by 100 Zoe,
W"St Sid" l'a;S Street.. 1883 feet O l. > ,rrbcs
hY2frItM6 oil Groy" Avenue. August u. 1915;
-, lara l.. Phillips and l.. NJ thusbana, Ia
l'r M. MorG. iFuste"; no, IL south co,
~ me IoIoniat Avenue Iie feet south
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" J Parrish 70 ". Chester Evans. trus-
We. No tl- North Thirtv-Second street. %
- inches by 20 feet : inches GrreCular),
81 lin" Ih!rty-seCond street. 100 feet 8
.rhes south 81 " street. June =. 1919;
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mENnICn rKIsr nEEns

Nerro and Johanna 'witcl TO Loscuh
- Welsh lnscuh S'umuf ana Charles IS
SlWn-. 'rG-tec-. lots - and -. block g
section =. Highland springs August g.
lt.. 81 20
NrNu - p"uuirr aud Charlcs ,hu-
lau6I. go lussph Welsh. Jos"uh Srumrf
snd Ghhr.c " Simms. trustees. lots TOE and
%"Si 10, h."ek g, lection J. Highland
~ IH'iuf"r q" W $ Robinson and
y - Huh'r. trustee lntE To- Q. inclusive.
:;
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Sell First bale for s1-5o

;, TROY, Ala, August 2o-The first
S %aiE 81 dS!s cotton grown in Pike
commerce today for $3.50 a Mound ,bs
t, bringing $3.50. The cotton was
$50 ny James Powell. Claim is
, nE me Board of Commerce thai
the pric" sets = worlds record ''''
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cm>>ctKy nAnGAlN A>p SALE

victor C. Varro ana Lonnam NJ Oylf.. 10
Melvin - Peuuiug lots ! ana ind wcst
hslt Of l"t highland Springs August I-.
Grea'or r. hmonh Realty Company. Inc.
70 aaron i"hn-on. ,Iu.liec fpr Ira i
"91e irH Aufnst, u 1919: tax 81 $40
8 g. 50 north line S.ldcn Street August
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urNnIco RtI.rAsr purns

'erGN T. Brown. trustee, 20 \ y Harris
a1d r. h--hanGl. 10 acre. on Darhy-
,o%n ioal near c. O H"v Augus, o
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rer>hins snn. srp,cmhcr

- HHH lNITpN, August 26=Gcncr,l
.,Sfsh,nF cahled Secretary Baker TO-DAY
ne Planned TO SAT- from Franc.
TENDER ' '''' GU
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ATTESTIoN-TouHG LADIES',
TIE FALK TOBACCO COMPANY.
Twenty.Firs, and Grace s,reeta
Require young ladies between III.
ages OF s:I,een and thirty year, for
clean and p!essan, -.ork in their
Cigarette Hand Packing DEPART.
men,
VII! gay learners s.: co per week.
Experienced packers Will receive
more.
Daily factory hours: 500 A NJ
TO 6:I5 r. NJ. with tho exception
OF Saturdays. Saturdays: A. 81.
TO '?:ls p ".
Mcd!c!n, and medical service at
the factory and your home free. A
nurIc and two doctors in daily at
tendance al the factory for en-
p!oyees benefit. and al their homes
when called Their services are alb.
solutely without charge TO en-
-ioyccs
RESTAURANT on PREMISEa
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found.


PlN-l.ost ladys whip pin with diamond
IN center. Party was seen to pick IL up at
Ninth and Broad, Return same to McRae
tinihihE 20. G2: East Broad. No questions
asked Liberal reward.
$40 REWARD
FOR return OF purse lost between Seventh
ana lIull streets and corner OF Seventh
ana Broad streets. COntHi ming about 50 % i'm
cHSh ana pm made from $40 gold piece: also
class pm anu other small articles. Reward
VIII ID" phid upon delivery OF purse and
MRS. j. i. DUNCAN
1Ol Stockton Street
South Richmond
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In NIenori;iri.
MII.LS-NiII.IS-
J. J. MILLs-MKs J. }. MILLS.

,nvIv M ais.d 1%ssS% ssSSs'a'iy %%Iy on
a ;:Enri.. He vas horn in l.ousa Eoun,y: VIZ.
hundred and thrtv-thrrc the son OF Wade
band 4 loving father. lie WAS a rne. broad
mtrdsn huf hn man ~. ?nened up The
in eighteen hundred ana seventy four but
dred and three, owing /" failing health. Ills
energy and ability TO 50" ahead made him
the mos, thriving mercantile business in
many counties around: during these years
he had in his employ many Young men who
have since made good, and attribute their
success largely I" the cNpcricHCc gained
years ne never failed To lind tim. 10 look
after the good OF his community. lie was
school. and in the building OF the Methodist
church at Ample Grow"
etery at Apple Grove on January sixteenth.
mony to The hich esteem in which he Mas
held IN his c?.mmunity ,,r-
suddenly on Stay seventeenth ninstcen hun Nun
dred and nineteen. Just four months and Two
Was before her inarr!asc on November
tenth. eighteen hundred and sixty nine. Miss
a sincere chrisGian. which Vas manifested
by her life OF purity and her devotion to her
osi nnsdsh Mas ana IND
always found time 10 visit ana administer
Wa, she sek Snf Tsf9y Sr%q h her Hi tS
iSii 2 RS; ~ n side Il her husband in
rinia. May twentieth. \ large crowd
ssc to nd to hy on" fhe or 9p' ct
werss many and beautiful.
S'I a 1%q 'n50 Mf z@"a Ms wrsh STTs i;
Mills. ] j. Mills. Jr.. e. " Mills
Arizona republican., 1919-03-28
FINANCES AND MARKETS

NEW YORK, March 27.-The most significant feature of the day on the stock exchange, aside from the promi- hence of a few specialties, was the steady dimunition of dealings, the to- tai being the smallest of any full ses- sion in several weeks.
 Oil, motor and distilling shares led the stronger issues at gross gains of two to five points, shipping, tobacco. leather and paper shares registered extreme advances of one to three points.
 The strength of metals would have occasioned surprise, in view of the re- duced dividend on Inspiration copper, but for the fact that in the metal trade an extension of the recent in quiry for the refined product was reported
 Easier rates for call money stimu- lated renewed activity by pools in re- cent speculative favorites, such as Mexican petroleum, Texas company, General Motors, Industrial Alcohol, Sinclair Oil and Amerncan Sugar.
 Rails were again source of disap- pointment. Sales amounted to $50, 900 shares
 Trading in bonds embraced more than the usual number of issues, but the undertone contirh1ed irregular, Liberty bonds alone displaying firm ness. Several of the railroad convert ible issues weakened Total sales, par value, aggregated s12,S75,000. Old United States coupon and registered fours lost A per cent on call.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-28

$1S.75@19.45; light lights, s17.5O@ 1900 sows, $1750@1S.85; pigs, S16.50 @1725.
 Cattle receipts, 800; beef steers and best she stock 25 higher; other butch CT cattle and feeders steady to strong; bidding on calves lower; heavy beef steers. s11.75@20.40; light beef steers, $1015M1S.75: butcher cows and heif- CTS, s715@15.50; canners and cutters, s5.30@10.00; veal calves, s13.00@15.25; stockers and feeders, steers, $S25@ 1925
 Sheep receipts, 1000; killing lambs fully steady with yesterdays close. but 25 to 50 below Tuesday; sheep steady; lambs, S4 pounds or less, 1SG2015; S5 pounds or better, S17.75@20.15; eulls, $14.00@17.75; ewes, medium and good, $11.75@15.0O; culls and common, $500 @11.50.
 Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, March 27.-Hog re- ceipts, 45o0; lower; heavies, s1950@ 1875; lights, s1S.25@1925; pigs, $15.00 @1S50
 Cattle receipts, 100; steady; steers, $9.S5@19.00; cows and heifers s6.S5 O 15.00; @ calves, $1O.75@1400; stockers, $S.35@15.75. Sheep receipts, 5000: slow: lambs, s17.10@19.75; ewes s10.50@1750. Denver DENVER, March 27-Cattle re- ceipts.' 1900; steady; beef steers, s145O @15.25; cows and heifers, s7.756 12.25 stockers and feeders, $10.75 O 14.50; calves, s14.50@15.25.
 Hog receipts, 2000; higher; top, s19.20; bulk, slS.S5@1s.10.
 Sheep receipts, 1000; steady to 25 lower; lambs, s1775@19.S5; ewes, s12.50013.75.