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HE DOES NOT HAVE
AN ACHE OR PAIN
Daniel Duke, 414 North 2Stb
81, Richmond, Gives Credit
to Plant Juice.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
IAN Now Eat His Meals With n
hel'sh and Sleeps Through.
out the Night.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE

helatiVe TO the remarkah1,
t p"i preparation, Plant Juic. ~,
,a system tonic. which is nc
Trn, TIE introduced in Richmond at Tic
mas created such n furore IN ~ Mnlch
es'ecn cities, whore thousands he,,e
",.eo 20 the headquarters IN .,-.;r
90 the benefits therefrom. is tho si-7,'ia
S.ul'eht OF Mr.. Daniel Duke. a vel.
liz resident of Richmond, who
is popular employee Of tho 1ici'
iholu Gas Works. He stated.
nave been constant sufferer
tlo'u stomach trouble and constipation.
my 1000 would ferment in my stomach
ana cause great quantities of eas -,
form and was in great main. 60,
not sleep AT night on account az thn
PAIN. was told that 1 had ner-ous
Indigestion and had taken all kinds NJ
medicines and treatments, which did
me practically no good IT was only
When, upon the advice Of n friend
got bottle OF your Plant Ju;cn
ana started to take il. that ] go. re-
ilef from my suffering. j, seemed 10
be Just what my system craved. and !,
mas put my stomach in fine condition
SO that J can eat my meals with a
fehSh; sleep sound at night and have
not pain or an ache. | can truth
fully say that Plant Juice has made
new man of me. and I have gained
in weight. l can't say enough for Your
wonderful medicine, and hope that ;l.is
endorsement will be the means OF helm
ing some poor sufferer back 10 herlth"
Plant Juice acts almost like magic
In stomach trouble, gas, fermcntation
that heavy distressed feeling after
meals and on retiring. IT attacks and
destroys all poisons in the blood, cor
reefs diseased conditions of The liver
and kidneys and restores them to nor
NAL condition.
The Plant Juice Man is at The Tragic
Drug Co.'S store, in Richmond. where
he is daily meeting the local public
and Introducing and explaining The
merits of this remedy.
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison.
The Drug Man, and in Chase City b.
the Chase City Drug Co.-Adv
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TRUST DEEDS.

!. r; chaIIsell, helen wife} to u Il.
! !s.sss. Road 'oAi'' 'ey' March :. 1890;
Joseph l. Yates 10 solomon Davidson
100 ieet !nche: west Erin. lG i.et inches
~ no fce'. January =. 1920. s%oV ana
Davidson. trustee. s"utn line l,gnnS Street
,i hu:her =. hSey.rlson. 10 i!aeESnrn $
pSr'h 3 fee, ny 40 feet 40. 1910 March
noG sS' s''ii; ylanl to Edward ;. Rose
" man ;. k'se trustees. No. 1905. south
fe.i ' Marc - I!'"'" west S'E'S0
r. DiAon ro'v.1a ia, 7. Carneal. ,rus-
rtoyI norm - !sei inches tv 40 fect.
to A. j. GheWnins. IL. ,ras ST. i,orth NJ
S sGTns, T "a saa MaG dig s,r,s aG feet
Luna Saunders Sass. 10 irving Mav. trus-
FIJI Tirisi iy .rsei 70 iof. 3ep asS ,a @
south 81 icst inches hS - :eet MarSn
4 Hen In S''SWyg SgnGr"in"tr len
stree; ~ ice, inci, oas. Fouith si ,r"'i'
,ra ig!n N2asna % 1%,n q TinDerl,ke.
* iect one-fonr'l inch cast Mulberry. .asi
q agS and aie int..r ~ ~ aSS, March lSso'
:. y: HAIL" TO James = T,nberlaEo. t-us-
feet ! inches sas; Snenn"rd. ~, G Zee, i
..nch by !ot !eet inches. March !. 1870:
b.. Halle. {" James i Ttnhe-'al.e.
,;s sa. no. ?s&s ror!h llne M"n street, g
J inch y, BY loi feet inches. March J. 1920:
- 7! Ilszie 70 James Z; TImhcriale. ,rus
!, INCHES east Shepperd. east 20 feet inch
y5,JsCs7
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CHARTERS GRAINED.

;, RI! Ps.t9het,: sebreli fcfr"n CORPORATION south
$4,000, onIters; Mack yritchct; prrsident:
Gordon ali OF SOUTH iii OUec,t c-ucr,i
"iiliam r. 1urnbu!l x Co. inc Hor
mum. S5:gg". cmcsrs 4. e csthr. iI,s
r. Brench,. al Of Norio.k. ohicci: IT,
dehl IN i've STOCK. iood. grains. "Jc.
Farriss Hart. Inc, Norfolj. Capital.
maximum. $4,000: UiniinnHi. $500 Dt'
Gers ,s u! a; Hyrtz: prssid.nt: J.. r, Hav-
NorfoiE Object; general rca! estate ana
insurance agency buEincsS.
,,, Williams ans, curriden cont,actinc Cornora.
t,ngiInI,iIn n $1,000 ,2.algef$., EowA,d Lyt
[n1,, ,jdS; and ~ $ Curridep. Az Of %"rf,!a
Amendment to charter OF John C. lIt,6
Grocery Contrary. inc. Alexandria John
g: i.e,is: president ana Harry Ilos,Inson.
kecretary lncrcasinp lis CuUital stock
from 100000 TO tl.D0t.OoO
. Amendment 70 charter of Budd LyhceI
Corporation. Kichinon1. Hugh l.. dam
wee. president. ana William ~. Read SEQ
rotary. Increasing its capital k,ncb fror,;
s2.eor.o0o 70 si..S0.tun.
>, A HIns s. 70 ehaFI"r Of The Did DO.
II. Dliard. president. and John T.. I!nry%y.
sectetary. Increasing ns rapital stock fIoni
800 600 u SEQ. GEO '''''
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

,vl estimated tomorrow. ::i.Oto: iSGTSsc
n hiSher; closed weak. Bulk. H6om 1910: top.
TT: heavy. 1870: medium 10 10 ffl6 - !:
nnSht; i.'nWitse: iEht light. H&,MiE..S
n ~ phvhins so"s: smooth l2.!Sanl:.75
on.nntt!e: Receipts. 5000: estimated tomorrow.
800, stroNS. Seef steers, medium and
,h,saw,%IMsshi, choice and prime. i3't5d ar j0
n.sHiu,n ana good. ll.SJ o, 1866: common,
, j.. ilG. lightweight. good and cho:c"
800 40: common ana medium 10000 - - :
,nutcl"r cattle. heifcrs. 1."5srl;.S: COWS ;"I ii,
I-vp: caSnsrs and cutters. 50n9f1.a,: veal
c: .,. I."oM iS:.: feeder steers. .opfl2 80
stockcr steers. 80 Grll..j -
sheep; Receipts. 1900: estimated to,nor-
- roSi s, S;T": weak. Lambs 81 pounds down
.o.ts~ lslo; cu'is and common. lt.6o n u -
ewes. medium. good and choice. i67;sfia. -
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Markets
Additional Markets, Page ii
COTTON MARX FITS.


caused further gains in cotton today and
high records wrr. again. established. but
profit taking sent prices OIL from the top.
although The market at TIME showed
weakness. Will" there were other bullsh
influences the advance seemed to receive
lis principal impetus from :. ShIry revision
Ia the Inspected stock here, whIcn brought
the supply down 20 thv small total "
l2n bales. business here was fairly gen-
crgt
\, the oren.nl; here prices were I" .
points henrT. but after SHOWING: net gains
OF about 80 10 1; points there were Sc; :
backs. Offerings were absorbed quickly ard
quotations moved upward after II o'ciock
There Appeared TO bc March FOR sal. At
1925 early. nut later holder. aid not seem
willing son below io..S'. tn. high point.
while later months ranged from 81 TO AZ
points above Tho previous CLOSE late ia the
II IS y for May offerings became freer ana
there wcEA reactions OF 10 or 10 points uur-
ing The noon hour There was no sign OF
SOUTHERN selling The idea that May a'sd
cause "c ,heir pre- .al!inr discounts an
doubicGly was str"nrthcncI by tn. c!npha-
rs placed urou the small stock ot Ccrti,-
Gated cotton here iivafia bic Tor delivery.
Later the market developed renewed firm
moss. july reaching -. ~ Shorts Ia this
position covered freely and IA many cases
transferred Ihc.r limos - October. r.su!tir;
in sharp narrowing a.; the difference be-
tween these months
spot here was steady with middln. un-
changed At lie. There were 'to sales. Spot
At New Orleans WAS FIRM with midCiIing uu-
changed at Ale: the sales were ".r=i.
"a p ~ tor ,ar-a.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. March i>.-Ncw. top record
prices Tor the season resulted In tile corn
market today from continuance OF bullish
sentiment. The attitude OF vniucs. however.
i"u 10 great nervousness. and the close WAS
unsettled. %2c net lower 10 a Ike advance.
with May l.Scas 10 1864 and July I.4?7, 10
100. oats lost &c sac. In provisions
there were gains varying from 2iic TO LIS.
Snnhd.ncs ON the part Of the bulls In the
ness Of the supply here ard ON tn; readiness
with which current receipts we're absorbed.
y good dta! of notice WAS also taken Of as
scrttons OF til. failure Of campaigns TO re-
the corn market. though. encountered more
aud more profit taking sales with fntten-
ina out q; demand. This especially the
case after report WAS circulated that Ma
ioni! Wheat Director Barnes had recon-
,n"nded removal Of the import duty ON
Canadian oats. Subsequent denial Of the ry-
port failed - act offset.
oats commanded the uncNamplcS pric. of
81 "A hushc :or number white. but then
rrC,d"H owing 10 import duty ruiuors
Provisions wore strong with hogs and corn
Ir:nn"rariy Few uneasy shorts bid pork
l;:adinE futures ranged as follows:
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SUPREME COURT OF ArrEALs.

Thornton ". Searls dismissed
iiii!s ADM. IS. i'm ana others sub
United briefs
Virginia Hallway ard rpwer Cc,nunnv
VS.: Sinit! &. EIvEs continued
i-t>nalU - Fv"s u argued ana submitted
Itnu.a.
Mefchants' anu Miners TRANSPORTATION
Coiupany ~. UPTON 4 Co partly ar.us4
and coni!nged untn tomorrow
:s,ht H'Nl t4srs 70 he called:
CITY o! !:lctinCrG -. l'ay"
Town OF IaTwviiic - V.l.s
EgElestoE W. FEglos,Ur
VIM bros Baker IS. Iiu-cC'nb-
LiincElcan hnnGlh@ Ecuutnv VS. Amer.
can surety CniNgany. 'tn"ss ,asva being So.
%. ~ i-z. -. :. ..nt {. or the ..rgUlnsnt
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UNITED DOCTORS
SPECIALIZE IN
Chronic and Deep Seated
Diseases

The Offices of The United
Doctors, Tenth and Clay
Streets, are shown below.
The United Doctors are one
of the best established, best
equipped and largest institu-
tons Of it's kind in the State.
They offer Free X-Ray Elk
animation, Blood Pressure
Test and Urinalysis Tests
whenever indicated to all sick
and ailing who call upon
them. Also Free Advice and
Free Consultation.
There is no institution in
the State Of Virginia with
more reasons to be proud of
It's clientele than The United
Doctors, who are ever appre-
ciatlYe OF the increasing
number OF patients under
their care.
A visi, 10 Tile United Doctors Is
reveal lion TO the sick, who see
there !nuumerabic scientific appa
ratua which nrc no more astonish-
lnG 20 them than they arc 10 many
electrical rNpcris who have made
tour OF inspection and pronounced
them marvellous.
among the equipment used by
The United Doctors for the dag
noSis and treatment of disease are
powerful N-Hay machines and other
machines for generating almost
every other form of electric cur.
rent such an D'Arsonval. Oudin.
Tesla. auto condensation. etc.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

FINANCIAL.
LONDON. March iS.-The weekly s-at.n.r.
OF the Bank OF England shows the toiiow
Ing changes
Total reserve increased 70 sgc 90
CIRCULATION decreased H. 7lSGa
Bullion increased f2..SJ 1s11
Other securities decreased sl63 ~,
tublic deposits decreased f.Shn
Cth"r deposits Increased 10000
Notes reserve Increased fiM.;ho
GoTernmcnt securities inc crease! y 90 nm
. lhc proportion OF the banh'S reserve H.
liability this week IS .-iec. Lao, ,rne-
was "l.sc@ The discount rate is Sc
NEW YORK. March ls-s,erlIop r,do
further sharp rise in the late deaI Ing Siy
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SUGAR.

.o NpM YORK Narch IS-The. local market
~. IaW sugar continued firm today and
t nroTcs made new high ground for The move
rre;ns ciosinS at lie for Cubas cos; nd
~sre sales Of :';"" bags of Cubas TO locaI
rIii,;s lot March shipments at lie cost and
srs es wc at !f eyer at the close while hold
S Suns on IN an T. b. basis. although no sales
SENS sens, TO be improving and some Of the reI
,nI arc SAID 70 be aliocntinE sugar little
nv; inS'S Ireciy. P!ices were unchanged rang
hE from - 20 Ice FOR fine i-ranuiatcd
IN futures there were sales OF only 1fa
IONS but the market Sas :i-ncr foiIow;nr
InS cnntinned strength in tho spo, rnarnat
nnd closing prices were X 10 ~ points nci
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cnANcEnY BARGAINS A>p SALES.

Isaiah r PGi,a5 VEST sar Inn, rrGl9Td Is}
eh Niss,l H nsvi,,. salNs 'w,5g,,, p
line EsEiss;Gp1 IS StTs SIS 81 south
NJ paSleson Lena jhis Viz 10 10 J sE..'.
inches w No I2gh I f 1s"nI i1S G 1T
Ii@, January q, ~, si.e5
No - south Inc ey .sS Si feet MsH N
Erin an ls , feet inches by no feet. January
Waller L., Newton. annlc May twife,. to
Mn ar3anJ H96f srs no; M i@0 ss, Line q
3s&io FEET len SAD March % %. ieo .' taH
''cHAScERY BARGAINS AND SALES.
norns H. wa isG K No 5 81 %if 70 G
efi inches Me* March f. a2s Bach ax .$ SHl f
C. Hem Henri Lewis; IL; 1'iI!ap swits,, to 4
s. Ss, a. feet slGS s,rovidsnes Fas&.
to Robert a. Ryiand, No. zoos; south lin.
Ese Msfeh 1si. %sS: "a H s sly west
,S III B. TO F X Gxan rMg Minnie to5Shsim
Eara lS s. te "a north Sa nS5'h 2 let
yGGes5tE e A. nw,i,nEasld 70 BOSNIA W Lans..
S M. Madson %es' 2 ret Inches by is feet
LDah a banm 1, E%r!nwest corner Gary
John j. Wicker 1.isSi" p twifc>. TO 4. II.
thorne Avenue and Walton Avenue: 5S.aXa5o
feet: lien $i,oct. March II, 1920; tax $50
e NJ Collie - ais; 70 Henry g Waller.
SSscin; No, hh NORTH I'm" Rroad street. 15S
inches by q feet INCHES; lien s25o5o Feb
B!1nchc ! King O. Lola Vaughan. No. "6ef
north line Main. - feet IL inch east OF
Mulberry: east :. feet inches by 80 inches.
len T;, fy2SR. Maroh !. 1872: i4x s.. $40.
:?.2 :a@t north line Main Street. - zoe, Z.
inches cast l!ne Shrputrd east i.et :
tax SIS: $40
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WILL MAINTAIN RIGHTS
premier Hughes Declares Australa
VIII stand Enst by Treaty
prOylklOns
TBy Assoriatcl pr,

10y Associatcu prcSs
S1DNEf, n. >. W.. March 15-Pro-
mier Hughes. in n speech here todnv
SAID tho United states was hcsitatinI
10 accept tho covenant OF the leaguS
ing. and because each BRITISH dominioI
had n vote.
I'VE stand fast by the treaty. O,
tho same status OF nationhood "a,
America" said the Premier. Aus
trtlia paid thousandfold grente,
price than America. We are n sinai
nation, but we are Jealous OF our iih
erty and determined to maintain orr
rights"
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RELEASE DEEDS.

a J. Chewninr. Jr., trustee. Isaiah
Pollard. northwest cornell Twenty fifth Street
and 4. se.iV by 10 7,s1$ .n&SNN-5-2.
and r. - feet 10 Inches by e? feet. March
!. 1870 stHH.
w. l.. Tyler. trustee to Ella Il. Briggs.
no. aos west line First Is feet inches South
Sharity: :9.th = feet inches by i.s feet.
+. Si,terdinE. ct a.. trustees. 70 Daniel J..
Bradford, No. 1915 Southwest corner s.. John
and OranFc Streets: l7Noe feet February 70.
IA. $500.
LoRey u. Brown. trustee. to George A.
WinEtsid. north lin. Cary Street. ~ fc.t
west OF Mao!son; west - feet inches by
lNS fent M..rCl l. 100 e.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

COFFEE
NE" YORK. March 1S-Ine mark.; 70,
H lays, easily trading. There were a fsw
."un notices. and one lot OF March sold
a. it-St carly. with the openin- IL ro.r.
over over on that position and 10 > pcinis
,o"tr ON later months. There seemed ~
I've no further pressure against The n,Sr
s s.sniIn.n' thowever and after a little hedge
s"tlhs had been absorbed priccs s,oaTie,
o.. on royerng, with May selling up from, - -
Z" 10" while some OF the later deliveries
, ,sE.onee All their early losses. The cios..
Va, MS nst UNCHANGED to points lower CLOS
S sHE oiaS: March $40: May. H.70: july. IL %.
tdS os'' i''s' december,
SPOT coffee. quiet: Rio IS. ,6S1sI: Santos
". - ~. OHers of Santos 5s and 6s WEI.
i ispG his At 10 London credits or aboui
at &c and OF 5. az y. America c-a,tf. eiEe"
:, ne 3liicsiai gables showed an advance OF
~ TiS IN the Rio market while Santos q,
lures we're unchanged to x refs higher RI.
love- a.c OF no exchange on London was 3-ssd
lower and the dollar buying rs To- :, -
10 "on ,Reccipts at the two brazilian ports
i-'"W' Jund!ahy receipts COO ''
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scniini,v f ons March H.-The day was cs
enc since the removal OF most of hes Su ~
been little p ,nI senior exchange there has
VUrh. me cntirc list was onix - "a. VI ~.
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Fat sheep ...... ................. 10 % Il
common to fair sheep......... Z az .
Fresh cows and calves SOD TO S1g5. accord
Ing to quality. Best sales days FOR cni'i-.
Friday. Saturday. Monday. Hogs any day.
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extent. the oils drawing forth comparatively
little interest. -
The Standard Oil group was u ittlo
stronger.
This mining shares wera irregular and
without feature with inconsiderublc net
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Of cattle here this w.ea Prices Ser. S.asdy
WIN iast week. Every hin. va, sold
itospcots fair. -
strictly GOOD atccrs I.r0 bs.
Iht an ........... ......... y, n .o,,
ENVH choice heavy st"c-s.. Jph.-
''.d'Nm 10 eood steers. 100
t"nmgn u medium steer. $40
c@sa I, q 81 glols, COW, ..:..:: SO ~
Ai"G!giH 10 good cows ~ q.
COMMON 10 medium cows $500 ar i.
GA. poor cows .........,..,.'. "a
tSi. smooth oven ..........: -oi. ~ -
~ It - SOpI oxen ....... :, a.. ~
Common to medium UIei III. -. b,
70, butcher bulls .... ~ ~ ,Sl
30 O.uN hIli. ~
l.Eht common HoIorns uui.. ~. ~ -.
SDOts. tat h-!f.I- So "a
M.G!g1i 9" good s.tl;ers. $50 10
G o55a s5r q sa: 's~s 81.
and No ...-........... -, =. e,
G?30d corn-i-d hogs. 40 To- ''f| -
!N lbs .......... ,.,,,. =, .
Good corn fed pigs and shnat i.<w 20
and w,nrr ~. 500 5hbJ.et TO iDsr-ction
Good NIrai,j. -. , ".. Oily. 10 cents OF
irdiurI VIRGINIA taiy.. is ~
BHst Southern calves ~ 10
Medium SoUi h@rn caive. - :: ~ -
Hough ard heavy calves =, :.
Good lambs ....... $500 20 IS
Medium lambs ..,...''-' - " ~
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COTTONSEEp OIL

,rr1,, ,,oGorTONSEEp OIL.
NEW YORK, March lS-Cot.onseed oil
moved UP 81 to 43 points early today with
me rise IN other commodity markets. bu,
rsactco iateF under realizing aud FOR want
or OUTSIDE support. Closing prices for ac-
i've months were points. lower TO , net
niEher. sales: LOO barrels Prime crude
LIZ: sales; prime summer yellow spot II 30 a
~; Nay. vi: July. co.H: September - 80
nominal. "i'''e'
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r ICE.

NEW ORLEANS. La March 1f-Rourn
rice. no sales. Receipts none Clean rice.
strong. Sales: Blue Rose. I!i7 POCKETS. los;
10 l2t7 Receipts. Ls5a: bran and Polish uh :
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NAVAL STORES
os SAVANNAH. GA. March B-TurpentIne
Us: stock tl.5;o. Ro.n. Arm: sales Ws; re-
SSsip p,. II; shipments: 1851: stock. % 69s.
F"oa5S; H. !7.'5! NJ. X VIC. WV. 1900. :
JACKSONVILLE. Ella. March 1y.r,,,,,
tine. iirn. 2l5 sales. ~: receipts. a; slip
,t ,t. On; stock 2Is5'. Iiosin. steady: sales.
none: receipts. :NN: shipments ao): stock
@S1l. quote: u. 100: - H. f. q. IL T.
3 IN: Is S.oo $50: NJ. 1910: y. 1855: We. 1875;
DRY GOODS
day were firm with gray goods mod"rn,Sf>,
a a,.inr' harnS we're steady aud raw silk
.asi"r. lIur!9ps were uuct. rbc On rn,t
trade reported many untitled orders
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rErERSnuKG rEANur M,nkEr

utcported by Rodgers. Plu,n,ner & Co Inc
rp.>-s,. petersburg. Va. March Is. 100
SfANiSi Farmers stock Marker n,,i.,
So. 10 bushel NVI puict
Fancy jumbo. ~, per To- ee ''ie'.
Jumbo &c ID.
Extra prime. SI,c per Id
rhine. SIC H.
Shcutng stock. Sc per IN
SHliLLED AND RECLAIMED. Mr..
quiet. fso' MsShet
Wholcsaie-
FANCY jumbo. lac per III
EtanCy h3ndpickcd. lie per TO-
Extra large Ma. shcllcd. lGc per 10
NO Va. shCllri. lIS.c per In ' w.
40. Va. shelled. Pic nor II
No j Spanish sheiicd Isl. nor In
No. Spanish shelIei i5,ac no. ~
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NAVAL STORES

ty-day bills. 3.Toi.: commercial G,-day bills
on BANKS. 3Ioi2: commercial GO day bills 3. 20;
demand. 3.tIa: cables. SO.
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PRICES or BEEF CT,Ts

ti5y Swift X Conpanyl
r,,.., richmond, Va. March Is ,o1o
ricns az ,foT h sh"wini: the wholesale selling
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we're IN = moderate way Ia the cojtu, mar
k sI '@day: The oncninE was "t ,hs advance
n session. although III III" late ,radin:
there was SOM" thing q; sag under li0u!da- .
lion by n. LONGS who wanted Profits. Clos
inG quotations were 10 to = points higher
Aan tnr inti prices Of yesterday. March
crossed the scent level to 4Q.iD early in
ihe DAY n The face Of few hundred bales
ot tcNucfs- fhs close on that month was q
go March Vas not active after the early
CeGiss were better than due and the rains
IN me western belt We're cons uc:.d very
nniaSo5aole. especially. they were fol-
lowed by forecast OF more rain 10 come
imrortant portions OF Texas continued to
ronpiaiH o.! the lack OF moisture in the
E;onnd Political news was considered un-
iaFor"oie. Out II led 10 very !it:le selling
a. sustaining influence was found in IN.
lhrkr 'Niori movement. the ;ota! OF foreign,
SsNn2ri. for me DAY being iS:6Gl bales against
l*I' TINS day last year. Late IA the dav
sailing ;n'r"a.2d on reports that the stock
among itsl! River mills spreading and
also ihat banks in the Eas; We're calling
'odhS AGAINST manufactured Eooos
LIVERPOOL. March lS-Spot cotton IN i'm
proved demand: prices higher. Good mid
91hR. S9.via: fully nlddling. 2y.tid: mid
a!inE 9AS'd: low Iniddiing. s. $40: good o.
Ilnary. = ": ordinary. 2l.lid. Sa.es 6 900
haieS, Including 4.5b) American: regents
+" bales INCLUDING % American Futures
closed steady. March. 26.Sid: May ). I'D:
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.bi,s were better than due and the rains
RlciIMoNp PRODUCE MARKET.

ley Woodson-Craig Co. Inc, R!chnono Va
=. - coo Adm mist rat!on License No {; oc;ia
R'chmoTd. Va. March IS, 1870
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Are You a
Sufferer
From Any of
the Following
Diseases?

Nervousness. Blood, Skin Rhcn-
mati>m. Ncuritis, Lame Back,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumago, En-
Iargcd Joints, Ulcers, Catarrh,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Goitrcs, Piles,
Fissnrrs, Rupture and many
others, then don't put Off an
other day, but come to us and let
us tell You what we can do to re-
licve your suffering.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
EICHMO,,D LIVE sToCK MIpx,yr

tF.IrEWVnl Union -tOrlk YarI.l
lichrUvui. Va. March Is 1877
,Hs.n.Fhs; Tnere was :. very good supply
OF cattle n"T. this w.et.. Prices we're stesdv
WIN ias: week. Evc-y MIN: VA, sod
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NWIV NrHS, FfnaTI .......,
Chickens. large
Hens. tat. Der ID. .....
DUCKS. young. Tat per III.
stays ANA rooSicrS. each.
''H.neaa. lat. each. young.
Hu'"'. $500. ...........
G"aar, large. .at. 10. ....
Ilrh.NS. ISi Ntr LII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
FARM LABOR TO ARMY. CLAIM
Complaint Frcm Rafsl Districts causs
Astien ny Secretary aaksr TO
Nalt ResrultngA

Washington. Following complaint.
that Feefultlnx activities n she army
aud navy were seadlng ie stir further
ihvvese The existing shortage IL fnsn
labor seeretAFg isakep announced that
sasps had besa taken o. reslnev ~ I.
minimum recruiting work IN ruFAl eau,,
puhiilsa
hallssmeals viii hs s0ughg largely IA
eliiss amA url,an districts hereafter M,
sesfvtmfy sald
The matter WIS brought onlclm'y 10
the attention % the department ~ \
Y shaw, secretary " agriculture fsf
ahln. Who said the labor situation N
'hAi state WAS ysfA serious and ~.
aulfrsi Immediate attention Charles n
hartest, chairman ~ the national
board ~ farm organizations. alHu sub.
mltled entnplalnss % Mr.. naker.