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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28
WANTED-EEMALR HELP.

WANTED-EEMAL HELP.
~~~~~---~N---~~~~~-~ -~~~~~---~-~~~~~~~~~
ladies' ready 70 wear store. Gately S
3O7-3o9 Twentieth street.
FIVE BRIGHT, CAPABLE LADIES TO
$50 to $50 per week: railroad fare
paid. Write at once. Goodrich Drug
Co., Dept. ESQ. Omaha Neb.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEwoRK IN
family of three adults. Mrs. George
Perrin. 1712 Twenty second street.
Phone R. L 3s3.
GIRL OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE. Ma
TIoNAL LIcoRICE COMPANY, 1884
FOURTH AVENUE, MOLINE
GIRL TO ACT AS NURsEMAID AND
second maid in small family. For
particulars inquire 72S Twenty first
street. Rock Island Phone B. /. 631
GIRL TO WORK IN BEAUTY PARLoR
Must Must be experienced; TOP wages; Gau
tween a. M and Q D. M
EXPERIENCED GIRL no WORK IN
restaurant. Universal Cafe. 43oI Fifth
avenue.
MAID. FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK.
Phone R. I. 1864.
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK.
No washing. 1o1s Twelfth street
MAID FOR HoUsEwoRK. FAMILY OF
two. r. o. Ringnell. 4201 Seventh ave-
nue..
A COOK; ALSO GIRL 10 DO SECOND
work. References required. Inquire at
Phone R. 1. 1872. Mrs Jas. Connor.
EXPERIENCED MARKER IOWA STEAM
Laundry. Davenport, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28
Executors Notice.

Estate of Christian Hansen. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
executors of the last Will and testament
hereby gives notice that they will appear
before the Honorable Frank Landee. judge
of the probate court OF Rock Island coun-
ty, at the probate court room, in the city
of Rock Island. at the September term, on
the first Monday in September next, at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
quested TO attend for the purpose of hav-
ing the same adjusted.
All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment 70
the undersigned.
Dated the 21st day of June. A. d. 1919.
ARTHUR c. HANSEN.
ANNA HANSEN.
Executors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28

UoA1-LoDes no. cos, 0. o. o. g,1Mests
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

/ ROOMS: TWO: MODERN HoCSEKEEP-
ing. furnished 229 Sixteenth street.
Phone R. l. 1916.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28

COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
war. including peace treaty and league
of nations. Introduction by General
Peyton G. March. chief of staff. Most
euccessfuI book ever published. Great
opportunity, soldiers. students. teachers,
others. Special terms. Freight paid.
Credit. Outfit free Universal house,
PHILADELPHIA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS; CITY OR oUT-OF-TowN TO
sell a staple article to machinists. me-
chanics and other employees of factories
and garages. Keno Co. 713 s. Web
ster avenue. Chicago. III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28

Connolly a Walker. Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28
LODGE DURECTORY,

Stated meetings held on
!. 3. !. !" 1. ].
h1 tho hrst Wednesday OF
4 E~r1.A each month. Visiting pro-
4 &.-NI phsts welcome. otEo Pries-
A~CA Ter. monarch. Prank l.
NJ Nf4ea1E a n Patterson. secretary. The
<ff A4Ssr 0scEsGAry hAs q new sup
" ON az 1ezseA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28

BUNGALOW: FIVE ROOM ALL MOD
ern: cement cellar: lot 40x160; hill To-
cation Price $4,000. subject to paw
ing: easy terms. r. & B.. Room IA.
State Bank
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28

WOMAN TO DO ALTERATION WORK IN
ladies' ready 70 wear store. Gately's
3O7-3O9 Twentieth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28

ALL MODERN DWELLING: C0NVEN-
iently locat can be bought on pay
ment of $500 down, balance monthly.
Immediate possession. American Trust
and Savings Bank.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28

Marshall & Marshall. Attorneys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28

HOUSE; SIX ROOM; MODERN. ALMOST
new; 4212 sixth avenue. Inquire 2736
Sixth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-28

and Eighteenth streets. NTS A "a y 49, ~
G.; William GuldenzopI, n o. Alst
Tvhuraday of month. lnitiatory degree
Srst. second and third degree tho toi-
lowing ThurBday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
Real Estate and Court News
CHANcERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

S fS.S zshiF Esa .'f ss;issss
UrresuarI south lire Of Taylor street s.
fSe, inches . weo, s. Beech Stre ,.,, As
s s:se, so, Oh lie" OF '''' '"' i'i'' tax
Florence o. Williams and W: \; thus-
Avenue. $eSi.! feet south line of Hanover
Az ssc So of lie" of s. 800 Jar" ''''
Harry 2. Baker and Jeanette l., wife,
tcrson Avenue. 5oxsS fee, south line OF Pat.
terson Avenue ~ east line OF. Cleveland
r. j. Hattie and hettie G.. twt:c, to
%s.as feet east line of Public Alley. between
Floyd and Grove Avenues. 40 feet west
Floyd Avenue Jan. l.. 1919: e tax ss5o. So
Miss Ka,he5ine IL ia%es 10 j; + ..n:
fee, west line of Chambcrlayne Avenue. 100
feet south Of Rcnnie Avenue. Jan. .. 1919;
W. Creed Davis and Fannie b. .wife, TO
Jsnf ,e SsrS'nnb No b. 3 cast hons
81 houicvsrd; 81 feet 3, inches north Of
f% so s;oF rhas i anS f' Cora 4aS 'S
SON so W2s1f!o" or,h to N@s ires
rs feet { inches south OF n Street. Jan.
NJ. Ma!ssrst ~ #illians. 20 "a GRIN"
Nue. y 5s f feet 9, ps Of f GrG
ward. ASSUMPTION or lien OF $3.50 July
IL, ,olS tax ti.2o. Sic.
John W. ouarlcs and NJ. G. twife) to
IS. Highland FAX. l55ai,, feet a; E +;
corner ~ Maryland Avenue and Burns
street. Assumption OF lien Of $50 Dec.
-; lajS: TAX $40. SO
Allie Roberta lawrence. cHccutrix Of
william +. Lawrence. deceased. TO Mary
10y 10 feet ives; line OF alley 80 feet cast
Of The boulevard, Ia fee; . inches north
Of Grove Avenue. Dec. -. 1875: S2.Coj.
~ La nee ~
William l.. Lawrence. dcCna s.d. 10 Mary
=. Powell, No. >. North eighth street. !,
faoi II - inches by 20 feet inches wcs,
iirc ~ Eighth Street. As feet inches south
%: franklin Street D.c. 9 1912. 2is.0jo
Highland Park Really Corp. 20 q. II
Parkinson. lot IL. hock Y, Battery ''our;
Addition. loyi.o feet north line Of Graham
Road - feet west - Edge Hi!i Road.
Jan. 1919; lax 81 SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
L. s. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The United s,atc- Circuit Court of APP.
peals rcconvcncd yesterday morning at 10
o'clock with the following judges and OH
cals in attendance: Circuit Judges Hon.
j. g.. Pritchard. OF AsheviIlc y. C.: Hon.
Martin A. KNAPP, OF washinGton. y. G.
e. Clerk Claude n. Dean. and United
states Marshal John G.. Saunders.
Case argucd-No. 1852. John NJ. Lowe. APP
pc!lan'. vs. Pure OH Company. CT al. APP
ne'i"es; appeal from tho District Court ii
Park.rsburg. W. Va Case submitted or
briefs on behalf Of the appellant. and
argued BY Thomas II. Corrc;t of New
MartinsviIlc W. Va and John ". Dun
Hi-: OF Pittsburgh. Pa. for the appcliccs.
aad submitted.
Case in cali ,o-day-No: 1853. j. *. Hall.
rlainiiT In error, We. United States OF
District Court at Gr"cnvllc. s. e. To he
argued by A. H. DagnaN. OF Anderson. s.
g. FOR m plain,in In error: and by. J,
ncy. Of G.""nville, S. G.. for the defcn-
dant in error.
Admitted to rracticc-ThoInaa II. Cornctt.
~ Nc" Marun.viilc. ~. Va. and John W.
Dunhic. OF pittsburgh. Pa, were admitted
10 practic" in this court
court adjourned until this morning at
~ o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
CHARTERS ISSUED

dag issued the following charters:
.Areuius building Corporation, Roanoke.
business: officers. james Brcakcll president,
w l.. Welborn. secretary: both OF Roanoke.
The Hcdriek Medie!he. Company. Tincor-
purpose, manufacturing medicines: officers.
w. II. Hedrick, president: J. H. Helm,
secretary: both OF Roanoke.
All Saints Endowment Fund. Incorporate
Thomas l.. Moore: president: c. c. Chaplin.
secretary; both OF Richmond.
Roanoke Sa!es Corporation. Roanoke.
b Hspl,a stack. %sS s3o'9 pn5Pose brokerage
Charles II. Martin. secretary: both OF
Southeastern Equipment and Sales corpor-
alton Richmond Capital stock, $4,000:
Joseph Hunnaii pres %isnf:S chs EseF T..
Shackelford. sccrcta T. both Of Richmond
Amendments:
Richmond Cedar Works. Richmond: in
si.te5.cJt. "
Virginia Gamers Exchange. Incorporated.
Roanoke: Increasing its capitol stock from
Certificate OF reduction Of outstanding
stock:
rirEinia oil and Supply Company, In
stock fe% $1,000 sdue 10 j.
Foreign corporations
Star Insurance Company OF America a
Msw York corporation Capital stock. s.
Richmond: principal office. Richmond
Bagmaii- Taylor Company, corporation OF
s se s'sse Of GhiS Murray NJ
Eichsnond; capital stock. ' sioooJ' once
Foreign amendment:
porstion: Increasing lis capital STOCK from
$4,000 TO $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
Lost and Found.

looking for In this coInplet. caiaIorn. ~
carefully indcNcd wants and offers
Lost and Found 10
CAT-Strayed from lis2 Park Avenue s,naI
naired, brown cat, with long buyhy tall
l.io'rat reward II returned.
DOf-Stray"d from .ia y. 18th Collie dog
crown ana white. answers 10 nam. OF
Shcp. right foot slightly bent Return
10 81. y 9th ana r.cciv" reward
hoS LSapphir. ANA gold bracelet Reward
~! r''urH.i l" br, 6. '. Darlington, %.
MO-. Ef- Lost Ia rhalhimer store dress 10
p"ftincnt. so IN envelope. Finder pIcgsc
notty Miss Gibbs. li3: Beverly Street
Madison soil
fi:AnLS Lost; string OF pearls b.twcc,
,'nuirEard and the Lyric Mond.y nIphi
:, l:leer..L reward boulevard SOL
f ri.,, diamond .carI pin Finder
Iiease call Madison i5y.-W Reward
liNmi-"st between | s 9Th TO Grace u,
;;ni,''F ana thoadH 10 Broad nnd 800 y
~ stuf shaped diamond pin surround
cn ny pearls. Reward. COS * 18TH phnn.
Randolph 3S2o-J. " "''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31

y series OF Wednesday cveninr loo
lures OF the study OF child nat,irc is
IN progress nj the T'ch street Netbn1
aist Episcopa Church. which is n; .
raSLins great interest.
nr'Nate William !. stuart. OF Com
In In niiantry Twenty ninth Division. writeu
BIS BE mothcV. Mrs. NJ A. S;uar, oT
prince George County. giving lie, "
MAS en- battles aoa in which his command
ne hlodSst!E says. he pulled ,hrn,iyh
saIc ana unhurt. He promises In Iii
more OF these engagements when I've
The proposed new issue Of snoo ma
~ ti.! bonds for street iiuproyrmentS
~ out a step by the Council IN ~
h,oNement towards greater Peters
p,Af report having been pu, on, IN.
niiiy sunday was paid consjder,hIo
sum sum ior coming to Petersburg TO snent
.or me Armenian and SYRIAN rcI;nc
iund Chairman G. c. Wright ~ ~ ,ha
campaign. denies that BiiIv ana Inc Inc
rSadS fa recei t anything except rail
mond. 20 Rich-
., petersburs has no, yet fel, The hono
q 81 INC reported reduction in whoi.-
e"ie prices OF foodstufrs
MISS Mary Ethel. daughter or A.,
anu Mrs X. G. Bass OF I:ttricLC al az.
tto.uay; after brief illness trS
, rumera! VIII be from the residence ~, ne
morrow afternoon. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
cmA>cInY RELEASE DEEDS.

rolara .agpg. In. 'rustcc. 10 chsriee
l.. phiil!uH .; feet I-cN Dy ID feet
iEch"e cast line - Joisho. street. 81 f,c'
g inch tpnh = Gfa"e G'roe'. Jsr. e
pollard tia:Ug Inr trustee, 20 George
!; 3iago 80. ~ "pI,h hGiisoa street
.-yr fr,' cost VIC II E1dilrI street. x
f"e. nor,h .as"u *,scet Jsn .. 1912.
,, III, 80" - -. a.. H1n,In, -,
4h~ii street y .ee' . inches NJ 80 f."'
OF H'urY Etre"'. January q 1919. 3?.Gg9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
TN the Curb Market.

Ni:W YORK. Jan. 3o.-continued !r.cEu-
!a:!ty OF priC. movements marked dealings
on thc curb To-day. There little outside
interest Genera! hspnai, was again the
feature. Oh stocks We're less active than
they haze been. Tho higher priced stocks
weEe "eout steady. but compar.tire!y neg,
icctca. The low uriGcd shares were quiet
and heavy. Tho sales follow:
s@ A';nH s:Spl'; civ =, GA 10 United &c,
Federal oil .s> 9, .i?: 800 International Pc
;roieum. 2iaGii.: coo METROPOLITAN Pctro.
!eum. ST3is: =CGh Oklahoma Products and
Refining. ignH.: 20 Nictoria Oil. new ~. q:
:,e: t,cD E.g Ledge. i-l6Ts.: 1000 Boston
Montana 1896: LOO Calumet and Jerome
Sa7-ls: 2.;6o Consolidated Arizona Smelling,
lis@ 1915; 500 Jumbo Extension. 13ar Is:
tension. -, n 2i.,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
nE>EIc0 nAnGAIN 40 SALE.

D. = rc..d to g + aui u. - Jisr,.
lots - aa1 H. Dini ~ buiibinR Iots. :a3
i''i On irr"Tdon strG.' n'ar ci'y nhIch
iHnrNI .fpy. g. i+ls so
Warrington PARK Lam rOrp, 10 JD'ncs
~ wilson. loss AMI 2. b!Dck =. Washing
'fn"t''rncIr '..nd CORN. 80 foYsn Pines
huiiGipg carp. j"' - bipc. .. SEVEN Pines
via ri,s Jvr" & iJit. tiG,.
'rcanr Hi"hmpTlf Ecai,1 "a. 80 Wiiisri
.. ial''y. lots g pnh q block e. Ionu.
in'n' hrtnnr rari.. Ism. l<. 1919. isI 81 30
- , TDsicf nnG - ~ Sampson, 10 "
y "insipn hnb 8ary T. fw!foJ ! . .crrs
near Mountain Rosa. sbou' miles from
~ tLLr hfnnrnI- i.GN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
Robbed III, I;mpIo,rr.

,.; T.. Robinson. a young man OF
,nDou! tWentN-four years, was arrested
late last night while In the act Of rob
nins me SAT" of the Merchants Pro-
uncS company, Old Market Square.
Hcre nc WAS Il trusted employee II
is said that the safe had been lnvstrri
ousiS robbed several times. until inal
II was decided to set a watch to
S9i!e the mystery. Detective Young.
or the police corps. was concealed in
me store las, night. and n, Il late hour
Iuc young man entered. opened tho
sa1c ana helped himself TO the money.
ABOUT SIG in marked currency. lie
was Immediately arrested. and this
morning was given a hearing in the
noIice Court and committed to answer
INC charge of felony in the uustings
Gourt lie gives his home address as:
neaNer Dam. Va. and blamcS whisk y
ana cigarettes for his fail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
PETERSBURG ASKED TO SHOW
HOSPITALITY TO SOLDIERS
Con,aIescrnt Wounded VIII he Taken
Into Homes and Welcomed Back
by T0wn~prOpic.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 30.--Thc
people Of Petersburg arc asked to show
tne!r hospitality TO the ConvaleSccnt
wounded soldiers now at Camp Lee on
sunday by entertaining them at their
hou.E and the request has met with
cordial response. The people gen
tcrtaining these men 1T their homes
On 'nat day the wounded soldiers will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
CnIc.Gn LIVE sT0CK MARK,

I'N'', jan. 70. IfoEa. NcccIpla - 10,
h'"a n"rNct generally sicady. bst."r
%rs So, 1''h we,sht ';aygrrd: bulk % al.
q i5.J9. uacAnE lG5Dsil7 70: ,nroy;nni- ~
4" $50: pigs, FOOD. i2.pul5. 30 'N'
i'h'il" Receipts 900 head. auto, m, .,.
orally steady on 81! c.asses boo S.,'In roo1
l?s5 n@t": Common. :t1ni -. nu;rh~r
7ioch. cows and hcifcrs, Sos n 100. C.ur,rr.
1nd cutter a.Of6s.rs; siocncr. ,.d fr.Gr =.
S"oH. 10 On lt:.: common. I,j9lp.G: y,a.
calves GOOD - .ajff u 30
ShCop; Icccipta 1900 head: ynariscti,e.,,
40 y cent. !owSr. lat larnhs "eakcuin-
u - 80. culi,. i..no6Ii4.2j awca ,hoics
~ s%1 no. medium. :h5c1 100. cui!a 20,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
IO1IoN MAI.Kr,.

sew rOEh, .l,n. @"--Ycs;:id.y.a n,s
octuai5ns IL he co r;5n''iI nnH FTeIu~T
Il. Stn-'ai ..at Closed stead net 10 po.itS
/. ne inar"el opyned slsady ., decline OF.
3 - u points Gui"f oTc!n!gnt ae..Iu. Or,or..
10 Ii, south bu, liz otierimfs wcr. :i."r.
Goa oaa 5 ,i.S " on ih iE!y h ss SIR"
aiarcn roni;aci. ~ from So 10 -au;. ana
NJ, "Ile va" -.so covering which Wa
.V"ean ~ nfoi'9,.a by ne extent OF the re-
= 10, rsnters we're planning to utaii, Ear "
50" o: net over Iouol9 :.,.. 'his sns.ni:
o.geselntn' ~ the middle .c' 6sh, month III 90
; Ssjs i ;5e ner es zoe sa ;.ag na"s,e
N ',r h ,..sn ana Souihern eecCans. ard
,e..:muE manufacturers were rcduc.Hr tr,., -
- 49, a. Feanhins TIM ow!nG 10 poo
Di"> 'epor,od moro Demand for am ss,i
''s'' ino 4Si;neAs IN cloths md l.crnool
curing ihe morning
SEN YcAk Jan. % ror,moven.n,-
aof ai'9E Sac g" &c. [efs'a,s Y Ss%
ooh. ii.:;s bs.rs
.. 1s- s5 SsIs. r :,SsE i, ly3 e
ot.' ia5 EseH 8. q a" ror's-neceios o,ss,
foi%l f'r aGason, Receipts. $5-:Hz o.les;
SEW ORLEANS Ian 30 Nervous auo,u.
bon above and na.Gy. N. .cv"i ~ to.n"y
9i,, : "Se bnt "a.iS buyers turned ss..,crs
.-,iI .'"'Geo wa ias!En!acant The mart;
c.oSir Dp.nl higher TO ~ points i1v.r
In@' j.@ hnai quotations OF ye;tcrd.y
'r'H.uS prices were over. nrO..cr. h.yInp
q c"lsidcrdo !c volume OF overnight, Is'Ii',c
o-d.." 70 M ON 'ne nrst al! nc inarH.i
Wc.t ~ 10 ~ points under tho Close OF vns.
tGFd"y. Tescning 81 this tirnc IN. !o,,..g,
i"tf!. OF the session Immedia tolls after tho
80. ihe demand gulckcucd and ~ M. rnn,,
i.r'.. 80 10 '!st ~ IN" hlphcsi M tradi,'p
= in'nfhs were - to 81 points over .csterd:, ~.
> -hn%t nriCcs. March touching % =.
r" Tr"sh huring uas cncou-ar.d nv. .,,>.
~ q, =, slghl tinprnr" Ia the suo q, ma
- az interior point. With .orue lIt.ic 49,. ~
T;.?s n",nS f4r olnort ~ the new frc.eb
$40 encourage 800; holders ana 10 ,. ',t'M
- -cToayc also hclucd nc mar.ct 10 roIn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
Twcnty-Ei,c Quarts Cnp,urcd.

The police las, night captured
!WentE-hrc quarts of booze brought to
INC CITY OH trains from the North. and
nloue TWO arrests Mary Anderson n
YOUNG woman from lIopewcll. was ar
Roses" brand. and +. ID. Whi,Iock
White. was picked up with Il grip con
.WinlnS seven quarts. The third cap
ne TWO gallons OF liquor al tho Sea
BOARD Air Line station. The owner OF
, ,ii escaped arrest by falling TO claim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
Dinwiddic Tobacco Sell, High.

STANLEY Perkinson. son Of j. T. Per
kinson: Of Dinwiddie County. sold :,
par OF ms dark tobacco crop on the
ssiarket 70 day at prices ranging from
80 70 S"u per 100 pounds. The last
named price is the highes: OF the sea.
son for dark wrapp,rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
DIS1iLLEHS WILL MAKE
FOODS IN THE TIT III.

r.s:iliers was helped not only by the
shori interest. tax 10y the unoilicIaI
announcements tnat ihc compan? IS
SVinS into the manufacture OF FOOD
prpd -ctS. now that prohibition is d
lact 'rhc company is strong in cash.
and can finance any how. enterprise
necessary. The Corn l'roduc,s Com
Pauy ms distinguished i.$cii Silc. tiiv
NLr Logan uy Developing uses Tor coin.
products. SUI ltsclr. M n,s;ilicrs'
trrporatio1 HcN becomes the bone
ic!"!y OF The good woYN Of the Corn
i'I"GuctS company. aau ,UvlHcn' ;liI.-
holn OF them ,e,pui. create, Gus
v'Iers Tor the farmers. Inc price =:
1y.h vii! have mucn 10 do With me
Pt:tc % o.a;!!,c:S ia tnc IutUrt. .3.r
$40 compan. Will buy com to con
'.rt MO sugar OK lis ut.. urorfsS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
LIBERAL BUYING CAUSE
OF MANY NET GAINS
Short Interest Made Itself Apparent
as Result OF .oan Re-
StriCtion.
SETTLE WITHOUT INCREASE
American Hide and Leather, To-
bacco Products. Di>tilicr nnd
Wilson Securities Proved Scnsa-
tional Features i'm Some Dealings.
n, nRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Jan. S0.-The short in
:oiest that was built up in The SOCK
market as u result Of the restriction
OF loans. which the government has
!aSt removed. made itself apparent IN
The sock market to-day Al the news
uovGlaiy interpreted mean, lower
Prices, but there MAS ins!s;cnl buying
~ a!i departments. With the result thHt
many urt gains were made.
IN lew tac shori Interest WIS large.
nolapiy IN American hide and Leather.
icbacco Products, piStil.crS and WILL
son. even Lu!tSd states steel was
Shown 10 have a short into, est so lari:r
mat Il HAD not ma ;crniiN decreased
Nncn the day closed. The borrowing
demand for stocks after the close in
Dictated the existence OF many short
contracts. one optimistic development
OF Tie day was the acceptance by en-
pto!ccS .! the largcSt mill OF the
American NoolCn Company Of q forty
eight hour wees without increase of
p"f rhiS shows the Wcrkinsmcn are
doIHE jus, AS much thinking a. the
~ n o.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
BOND LIST

I'm. Writing Paper IS c;tS. ,askedl. So.
- St " 'e!u So; ................ So.
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,;,...t.hsd iHn"Syo "s...,.................... 81
sni'c MARINE ..:,..,. .............. S.i7
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:" i.ai.WdH Observation-Disclosures. 81.
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=. ,-.pcIt: roam ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %. q
- t'tVeIt! roam % observation-disclosures. Is. IS
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o~n b.oS, Itts. I W, va taskcdI G.h2
a. Snc'h!Cdi 70. iSt as.............. a5as
'-!iSiiIlChi cow. DID
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mESniG0 nELHAsE DEEDS.

- T. Wst.tr ups,,s. 10 H. U Farnpson
mo .. . rnv',t, : .r''A nssr Mountain
m"s' ,'b"g, miles n"rth % Ei,hmond.
Lousina EprB, rustp,. 20 yrsd J.
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RICHMOND HAY HARKET.
Wholesnle Quotat;nns on Exchange.
CHICAGO GsAIN HARKEr.

CHICAGO. Jan. So.-Eviicacc that ArE.n-
tine corn was difficult to purchase aud ~
'rortS for c"rcal agreement with A-Gcn-
Una did a good deal to-day 70 If, the corn
make: here. Prices closed strong &c to
A@.c net higher with May i2o'. 10 c0i. ana
July liz 10 i.En oats gained 10 30 i-.r.
IN provisions ,hr outcome Unchanged
10 &c lower.
leading futures ranged AZ follows:
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mE~nICo Trust DEEDS

T.. ana ~ H. Winston 10 u - Ei.rd
trustee. ~ aCr"r mar Hnpntain TOAD
Nt"ni miller norih o: Richmond. Ian. H.
lrit .M
- T.. ana 50 H. Winston ., ". o. E,nnd
fprt"", ~ nrDr Mountain Road
about miles hnfth 81 Richmond .fsn. H.
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NeWS Was received this morning of
In. , death III Philadelphia. where he
citizen of Pctnrsburg aged about
ScSen:N-siX years. AIR Dishart for
years conducted the iron and iunI,
scsscd Of considerable property. Tic, is
survived by several children. ono OF
'heh' daughter. living In Petersburg.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

BARGAINS in used TRUCKS IJudforI nrc-
1928 Vest Broad. "o''' 90
hn 49, isGA iNS-Ssc US for tho best bargains in
kaehlcr. :ls West Broad " =
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linz futures ranged as follows
NEW YORK rKOpl,E M,rKI,

NEW YcRK. Jan - raw srrar ~,
hanged: Centrifugal 7.cs. hnc rrmnr.ga,,d 9
thts Srot cole hrin"r. Rio - ltz.r San
los q. Ti.TT'sc. Rut,cr and ch"..o IN
""ttlcd ''
-, ,ott"nS""d OF! Va dull aud unch.u-cd
t,'j"c tf"d'. i'.'o. prime summer Yellow.
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BOWLING BOWLING. FINE EXERCISE,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. PAL.
ACE ALLEYS UNDER VICTOR THEA.
TER.
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New YORK. Jan e,.--C.ivc, stc1dy: v.,t>
80 ',"; cults. litomi. ITO ahccD aud
Hog stead ~ i7.haTl5Cp. urs fa.sf
lH.t9 rougha. 1850 '"
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"erm"n@Phiie EIpeIled From Metz.
j., e. II. jan 30-Albert Grcpoirc :,
in in ~ ,Se and former deputy from Net
ne,iaT S,epman Reichstag. has been ex
- i::orrainian origin he always had hce o.,
,,.a rma nophile. During the war no We !. u
VIC MoLuer OF n n Official nnst In w. o
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARkrI
M h0lH n 4

Market Quotations From ATM, ..f..
~ Moodson. Cra'r %. Inc..Eichmond Va
= ~ . ood hdiniEIstr.;toa Idccns. No &; G':to
- Richmond. Va January % i.ia