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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
RAW MATERIALS EXPORTED
SHOW SLIGHT INCREASE
T oodstuEs Indicate Decline. Ho,.-
From Totals of March Of
Inst Year
By Assoc;aied Press.l

By Associated Press1
WASHINGTON. April c9.-Raw ma.
.e,isis exported in March were sco5..
100000. an increase OF $4,000 over
me corresponding month last year
the department az Commerce IN
nouhced today. OF the total sao5 900
20" exports. manufactures amounted
10 Sase.oo0,0oo, an increase in value
OF flSl COO. 600 while foodstufs valued
al Sls5, 100000 showed a decline 81
March. ''s'
Imports OF raw materials for IN.
month were worth sa16, zoo. 900, an in.
crease OF SlI6.o0o6nO over March.
l"lH while manufactures were valued
al Loco, 600 against $4,000. 600 last
year. and foodstuffy increased from
100000 to f14a.oo0.on6.
Raw materials exported in the min.
months ending with March were
valued at sl.a5S,o" against sa73. 900
IN" Tor tine CORES pondins period OF
iaSt year: manufactures at s).1I7.ooo :
con against sass, 0do 900 aud food
stuHs at 1851. 100000. an increase OF
about $4,000. 900
During the nine months period i'm
ports OF raw materials were st,635. :
100000 against ssAa. n0n. non in tho cor
responding period of last year. while
imports OF manufactures were 81
$1,000, noH against $500 100000. and
foodstuffs were SIX 100000 an au-
vance OF nearly 100 per cent.
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WAR INFLATED VALUES
NOT BASIS FOR RATES
Commissioner Forward Grants
Telephone Company Schedules OH
Fair Reproduction Valuation.

Sticking TO !ts standard OF valua-
ton OF property OF public utilities
LOT rate- irakins purposes. the State
corporation Commission yesterday
put IN emcct on the lines OF the Cui-
peper lTeiephone Company rates
reproduction value OF it's property "a
o: prices in 1915. before Tie per,od ,
war imitation.
The approximate fair value OF the
pant ~ haed at sSo.ouv. 1nd the now
!ates are estimated to earn return
OF 3.oS per cent on tins sum after tho
payment OF operating expenses and
the STANDARD allowance for depre-
citation reserve.
The commission states that. OH tho
one hand. II via not adopt a rate
making policy based on reproduction
iuiueS Oh the present abnormal basis.
nor. on the other hand. will II limit
tho return to strictly cost basis.
since ik believes this company has as
much right to benefit by an increa 80
In the value of its plant in normal
times. prior TO 1917. as are It's pa
irons in Culpeper. Orange. Madison
and Rappahannock Counties entitled
TO bencfit from The rising values OF
their homes and farms In tho years
l90l-l3IG.
In the opinion. written by Commits
sioner Forward. IL Is said ii has been
the experience OF the commission
that. while there is always keen OPP
POSITION 10 diScOntlnuance or free
service between two exchanges and
the substitution Of toll therefor.
after trial the patrons change
their minds. since they have better
service because the lines are no
longer congcsted. and those who use
the toll system pay for It's upkecp,
avoiding placing the burden on those
who do not need to use the toll lines.
To make tho transition easy on the
lines OF the Culpeper Telephone Com
paay. which Is ono of the largest
systems in the State and fo- which a
l0-cent toll Is granted between its
four exchanges wholesale toll rate
liz provided at the price OF So for loo
messages to be used within six
months. which will DO used by those
who have occasion to use tho toll
lines the most. 4 complete rate sheet
Is worked out for al the services
rendered. less than most OF tho rates
asked for by the company. but maxi
ing a considerable increase.
The opinion expresses surprise that
tho company has been able through
the nineteen years OF It's history to
give good service at rates lower tttr,
| those Of almost any other company,
and far lower than those In prac-
/ ticany all towns In the State--muct
lower q, present the commission
says, than the cost OF giving scrv-
Ice. The credit for this good fortune
enjoyed through all tho years by the
patrons OF tho company Ia given by
| the commission to the efficient and
t'reless supervision given by the
president and manager, J. J.. Fray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court ~ Ar
nenls rercnvencd yesterday morning a.
1,:@ O'clock with the following jnd-es and
Officials in atterdnnce: circuit trdgcs Z
g. Tritchard. Of Asnrvills. ~ C.: MARI"
\. Enarp. nf Washinrton D c. and
Charles A. Woods. of Marion. s c.: dis.
tr'ct jude, John e. Ront. OF Baiti~,or.
Nd: clerk. Claude NJ. Daan and L. S
mn@hal. Johr q. Saunders.
Sases arCurd yesterday:
No 1883 Standard OIL Cnm"any ~ New
I'm me GIs,. E, al. snr.,l,c.; apr:s, from
No. loo. Raymond Concrnte Pila Com
p,n": appellant. w. Standard oil Con,pan"
~ New Je-sev. ct al. ap,nl,ffs: aprrs'
f.nto the district court at RaitiInor,. Md
,kuses argued together % the question cf
,naurance by Clratus Featine. =. !;ew York
Tor the Standard oil Cnmna~v. Martin
,innhoy. OF. New York. and William L.
Marrur". Of Raltimorn. Nd. FOR the Ray
mold Concrete Pile Co, and submitted.
Anmtted to practice:
rirsius Kratlng was on motion duly ah-
ins and subscribing tn. usual oath.
ment docket there will ne no further crsea
srEued Mt the. r-esent term. The rest Of
ths tern, will b. devoted 10 conference
oninion annnnnced:
Court annnunnrd ana handed down ,ts
n'nininS in the. following cnsn. to-wit: No.
iIal. ~. ": Bliss ca, appellant. Va. South
frn gan Company. nnpelioe; appeal from
ion nv Juner Pr rhard; Affirmed. :.
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ma 4imYn,. 100000: ,ninInurn. ,i.;o0. o..
neers.D. a, Little, president: r.. Z. Stay
lend. Ohio. and irving L. Enroush,y. oo.
Jocs--'o manufacture und deal I'm tres
and rubber goods.
Bank OF For. slackmore. Incorporated,
mum. $500: minimum. .Ic.ooG. onicers-
r., w. Mcconnell. pruslaent: j. Melvin
Cog. "eeretsry. and A. L. steele. ali or
banking business.
Suffolk Frui, and Produce Company.
m nnssnSan.ea ,soS e s4mos Va
rors-James II. Jordan. presidsn,; O. D..
Williams. secretnry, and J. 8. Freeman.
all OF SUFFOLK. Va. obieet--to grow ana
deal In fruits and vegetables.
kitxmiiisr-Sco,. Company. Incorpoprat.
mum. 5000; minimum. 1900. omcers--
L.sse. secretary. and Arthur sk.iiman. al
Of New York City Objcct-to manufnc.
turc and deaf In dry goods and wearing
monh, Va. capital-msximum, ;li.OJi :
minimum. sSocc. ohtcers-pavid Kees..
Rsin A " R ksso" ana A.
general MERCHANDISE business
The Ware Neci: Mercantile COMPANY.
Incorporated. OF Ware Neck. Va. Cap;;a;
-maximum. 's,too: minimum. 1900. ON
cers--chsrioJ Taylor. president; John i.
Lee. secretary. ana + r. Gardner. ali
Of Waro Neck. Va. objcc,.gsnera, NOR
4. r. Makinson. Incorporated. OF Hoe-
r ro'ni Va ,cap!tai,maximum. $3.50.
Thomson: J: Do1cy and William J. Coz
don. all OF Narroik. Va. object-to manu-.
rseturo and deaf In building materials
Nokezville Cooperative Union. Incor.
p":ated. OF Nokesvllle. Va. Capltai-maxi-
mum. $1,000: minimum. ,2.Soo. Onlccr,--
f. i..r r. Rhodes pre,Iden,: J. T. Fiory.
Michael and p. e Earhnrt. all of Nokea-
vile. Va. objec,-yoncral merchandis.
businesr.
The Hurkeviiie Warehouse. C,o,npany
Incorporated. OF Burkevilie, Va. Capital
maximum. $500. minimum. $l5.cuo. ON.
sors-Beverly $, Dodson, president; sy'-
! TICK. Theodore p. Shelton and Joseph vs.
Dunbar. ALI Of Burkev.iie. Va. obJec,--to
| grow and dssi In tobacco and other asri.
| pora,ed. OF Martinsvii!c, Va. Capital
marImum, 1:seo: minimum. $1,000. ON.
Dodson. secretary, and a. c. Lancaster
all OF Mart'nsvilc. Va. objcct-retai
! drug busine.s
Goodrich and Evans. Incorporated, o,
Norfolk. Va. Capi,ai-marimum. $4,000
, minimum. 3i5.o0o OHicnrs-A. Goodrich
p Pr George l.. Evans.. secretary
suu W. r.. SaNcnder, ult OF Norfolk, Va
object-to daai in bicycle, and sport,or
goods.
Twentieth Realty Corporation. OF Nor
foih Va. Cnpitsl-m kimum. $1,000,
minimum. $4,000. onicsrs-Ahbott Nor.
ris. president; Edward vs.. Woicott, sec.
Rotary; James 81. wolcott. and Harry K
Moicoit. all OF Norfolk. Va. Object.
general real estate business
New Era Realty Company, lncorporat
Cd, Of Lynchburs. Na. Captai--maxinum
$4,000; minimum. Sjcon. ofrccrs-H. r.
~ AMI. ~
rotary, and L. VI. PannoIl, all OF Lynch.
burg. Va objcct-scncrut real estate
business
somorse. Milling Company. 1hcorporst-
ed. OF Liberty Mills. Va Capital-mu
mum. $500, minimum. ,,5,oo9. oRico.s-
W. q. Buckncr, president: j. 3. Buckner
sacreiary. and q. W. harbour ali of
/ Somerset. Va. Object--to manufacture
anu deal In -four. meal hay. feeds. etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
IN RECEIVERS HANDS.
BUT ARE MAKING MONEY
Ntnth Animal Rcpnrt OF Traction
Company shows Net In

n. associated rrcse.1
NEW ORLEANS. April .a.--Thr
ninth annual report of the American
titics Company. the holding concern
fr tho Traction companies Of New
Orleans. Birmingham, Memphis. Lit
fc Rock. Knoxville aud Houston
announced here today shows an in
crease in income Of S1i9,451. despite
the fact that thrcc of the companies
ire In tho hands of roceivcrs--.Ncw
Orleans, birmingham and Memphis
Gross earnings of tho cnn -tituent
companies increased si.S66.a32. oper-
nttnE expenses. taxes and reserves
Increased S4.554.359. and interest
charges and other deductions in
creased sl4a.4h1. thereby leaving an
Increase In income apDiica HE to divi-
den1s on stocks Of S163122.
TIL" American Cities Company owns
In the aggregate 85.79 per cent Of
the preferred and a4.54 per cent Of
the common stocks of the comnanies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
Negro Cuts Policeman on wrI.t.

PolIceman G. e. Jennings WAS
slightly cut about the wrist in ali
encounter with un unknown negro
yesterday afternoon. Jcnninss saw
The man slouching along Canal street
with bundle under his arm and
appeared sulicn and answered Tho
officer with an insult. jennings at
tempted TO place him under arrest as
suspicious character. but the negro
resisted. The officer called on by
stnnder for aid. In tho scuffio which
ensued the negro wrenchcd hand
the officer across the wrist. Jennings
fired three shots at him as he ran
and gave chase, but woman hap
pcned to p:ss setwecns pureuer-- q nd
pursued and prevented 1.-The officer
from trying another shot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

third; Time. $50. Brunswick. Red Legs.
81 Michael. BIanco Wheel. Pew Aores,
Courtvisw. Win or Quit aud Rummic RI ~,
~, ahi fS, race, ,sSe-six tG5lonEsnAt!a BOY III.
Minute Man, liz lEnsor). 1910. sa,ao.
second: Watches. lo5 twtdal. S3.S0. ,third.
Time. l:iI. Paul Weidei. westwood, Con :
vog and Bes, Pal ran
Fourth race--miie and sixteenth--Afnr-
won; Duke OF Lsne3sisr. Jos lLunstordS,..
out: hird. Time. 1864 40. Kerensky ran.
:, Firth race---milc and siStcsnth--lenerai
Hais. 10 tGarnerl. 1910. 1870, $3.50,
Won; Reggie 100 Iiia%SysII. $40. $40.
Time; 1850. Drastic. Midway. Siaiincs Idol
and Dancing Spray ran.
don. loI Ikennedy). 1890. $3.50 Se,ie
won: Bond, 1903 tCarmody). 1886. $3.50,
second: Glaxstoi, lo7 tStack). y:30. third
Time. 1;5s lis. Moscowa and weinlAnd
ran. ,'9l
Seventh race-mlle and sixtsenth---Da-
habiah H.. ioa tEricksonl. $3.50. 1870
$500. won; Bar Ono. 10 tGarner). 1910
1929. second; Wln.I win. los qSsnnedy.,
Meakin. ParIa and Jack Reeves ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
MUST BUILD NEW STATION
State CORPORATION muission Enters
Order Against southern Itnii-
wy At Gntc City.

The State Corporation Commission
yesterday entered an order requiring
the Southern Railway Company TO
build a new passenger station at Gate
City. an important junction Nof this
road with the Holstor Valley Rail-
road Very poor facilities are pro-
vidcd at present for taking care of
passengers
The railroad made no defense, say
!nG simply that It had no funds With
which 10 construct the needed sta
tion. August Is was fixed by tie
mission as the date upon which
work must be begun on the building
IT requires that II be completed with
in three months after that date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The following charters were GRANTED
by the St,to Corporation Commission yes
'terday:
Hampton Roads Metal & Fur Com
rany. Incorporated. of Newport News.
Va. Capits!-maximuT. $4,000; minimum.
3c.SGn. oficers-NaS LcvtnScn. president,
Garfield ]. Ssas. secretary. ana L.. ..
Graf. all Of Newport News. Va. Object =
general salvage business
The FULTON Social Settlement fious-.
nf Richmond Va. non-stock cornoratIou.
offlcrrs-Dr. Anna n. Cooper presidents,
Of Richmond. Va: Mrs. N. u. Jordan,
secretary OF Richmond, Va. 4. II. Jack
son. az Midlothian. Va, and Mrs II. D.
Bcwscr. OF Richmond. Va. ohject-,o
conduct day nurseries. klnderg4rtoms.
fro.h.air camry. etc.
The Jefferson Tire ana Rubber Cor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
HAvRE De GRACE RESULTS

E,r1t 7rass Snsos, ana;hsIf tarlong.
Won; voormel. Ioi tRichcreskl $3.50.
SOM .issS hs sr'Af Tim! LADY ss 49, % T.
Grives. Victor A. sir Mbrtiner' GLADYS,
ksthsrtne Beat and George W. ran.
Second racc--six ADMINISTRATIONS
rokey Jane. -oG fhoneoj. .7Ic. $40. s.e:
ond; EnrIco caruso. III tRodrisucxj. $40.
third. Time. l:is 10. Calvert. Track
a ns'? Ssfh.4s ss.
!snsdsma ss sSSF'Csa 4sa. :a9a wd ao?
Murpsy 1o RS u,%s ;a 'a tia sef fi.
l:is. Little Maudie, charmins; ? b.sE e
den, Godvnie Our Nephew. Captain Evans
aud Nancy Ann ran.
~ tMysrs); sil;oo. $3.50. 1920. won: Mid.
nlsht Sun, IL tMnrrlsl: $50 So 30. see
gaa; Day Dur; ioi SHuHp ss;7o; third
Fifth e-miic-Fruitcaks. ii. (KeI
say). $3.50. s2.4o. out. won: Rubidium. 10
Y kS%me H asse out sS, I ;SiHS TSod
Sixth raee--miIS and seventy wards.
Ms ,5G Rose H.. IL tBsrhesl; $3.50.
tunp $3.50 Y ssso M,s,ns.' a rGl'y nl o
Oriental Park. Mormon Elder, Resist and
Gain Dc Cause tau.
,e @on fadua H eiissn, !.sc ss 7S
third: Attorney Muir. 100 (Fator). s2.ao
third. Time. i 80 is. Early sight Med.
WSI;o Mss sou, Sun Gold. Captain Hsds..
Ai!;sIett.; Miss riiiy. Ringing H. P% =. q.
King. Alma Il. and Waterproof ran "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

CH!ChGO, April .3-Czttle: receipts H.
coo. beef steers. steady TO % cents lower.
Tor heavy and Jeariinss, AS: bulk. liantp
lIfv; she stock mostly steady to strong;
bulk. :so@ll.ce buliH Is cents higher: best
bologna bulls. a1: calves weak TO 10 cents
.owrr' mostly l2S2pi3.G: feeders strong
Hozs: receipts. 500: mostly i5aa5 cents
siFTneI; sr'oig shewins more gain. ;op, 1870:
i5SsifeS: Piss nios;iy ii.:5 q .iS ' '''
Sheen: receipts. ls5no. Stow. steady to
hsia hsh.r: prime sSorn .a,ps iSS,: ot bniE
iIS GNoo: tew 5000 choice wooded ewea,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
HIGH SCHOOLS TO HOLD
SIXTH ANNUAL MEET
Literary Contests Also WIN Feature
Events Et Univcrslty Next
Month.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April
2o.---The sixth annual contest OF the
Virginia High School Literary and
Athletic League Will be held here
May la-l5 under tho auspices OF the
univeroity OF Virginia. More than
100 schools Will compete for the
many prizes offered.
The literary contests will consist
OF competitions In reading and de-
bate. The preliminaries viii be held
Saturday morning. May Is. and win
ners viii meet that night in Cabell
some cup TO the winners.
The annual in;ercholsstic track and
held meet VIII be held Saturday, May
Is. The entry list will be larger
than IN former years. . cup will be
presented to the school winning the
meet. snd cups Will also be awarded
20 the winners OF the more impor-
tant events. Winners of minor events
will receive gold, silver and bronze
medals for the first three places. re-
yDCctlSelv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
CARNIVAL OPENS TODAY
Athletes of America and Tennis From
England VIII Compete In Relay
Races.

BY NkShNlaIch l'Tc!is.I Z
PHILADELPHIA. IA. April %
With the Oxford Cambridge Univer-
sites track team of England as the
star attraction. the University of
Pennsylvania will inaugurate its an
nual two-day relay carnival here to-
morrow.
In addition to the entries of tho
leading British varsity athletes. al
most every college or university of
prominence In the country will have
team or individual entrants. An adj
ditional international aspect is added
TO the games BY the appearance of
competitor from the Toronto Cnl-
vrrsity OF Canada
The games will afford the first on
Dortunity OF the season 10 Sua.Sc the
material available for tho American
Olympic team.
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res ranged as follows:
PRODUCE MARKETS..

conet futures waa IRE guar today. bu, on
ne; wal: showtd Eomcwhat stesdier
leved 10 be executing European orders
There was also some scattering Covering
Hier carrier week liauiia tion. The mar.
het opened II sn advance OF I TO S point !,
and Snjd 10 Is points net higher during
ne eAriy fading with July ssl,ins at
lhel ana Decembrr at :i5i Some sel.lnr
Owing 10 the easier Rio cables and I'm.
Fstted stock market caused reactions dur
10 b,a. but filmed up adm with The
msrs,t closing 10 % ro,hts higher. cloa-
iias oins; May. h3s: July. H.st: September
n nd March, It's.
Spot coticc. quiet: Rio IS. ija,sl: Santos
g, :9-i NJ. Offers OF Rio as wero reported
IN the cost and freight market al 1925
Tor .y-AuSnst. and 1915 for July 10
september shipments. London credits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND EKonrcE

CHIChuO, Anril 2j.--C.nSInE down OF
some chicago grain elevators together win
niscu.ct regarding thu financial situation
100 10 wcaAnnrs today In the corn mar
ket. Prices closed uDsettied. = 20 ~
.snts ret. May f1,s 70 hex and July
ga to l6S Oats finished A. = cent?
decline to q cents advance ard provision.
varying from - cents off TO Cents gain.
oats were weak with corn, except that
beiatcd covering By uni.tsnsed shorts
nnhoisted the May option somewhat
sharply. Oats av:dia bic for Immediate de.
livery here commanded SLID a bushel. the
hsnest price on record
Provisions averaged lower in the absence
OF much demand for meats
', II /, adi1E futures ranged as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
LEXINGTON RESULTS

, First rsce;.slx furlones.-Redmon, 1la
, tw,da>. ;tis;To. $3.50. itSo, won: 1ppor.
yerhotin. lle U.eebaul. $3.50. third
Time. LII AS; Lsmca. Spearlene. Trus,y.
marie Rappold. Bourbon Lad and Skies
Second race.---four turlonss-uncle Veto.
li3 u.unsfordl. $3.50. $40. $3.50. won !;
ond: United Verde. II: lWidal I'll an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

S STOCKS HEAVY.
Usual Covering Move
Develop Shows Move
Tot Professional.

aROADAN WALL.
K. April 29.--Stocks wero
In Wall street and closed
usual covering movement
OF boarinh traders. This
-oyo that the selling was
for public account. That
leading bankers take OF
q. The general public
|, professional trader Is
cks down. The bankers
have done everything
top the liquidation and to
ing movement. but the
anyhow.
e frightened by the re-
assures being introduced
and by the attitude OF
our former allies. De-
general. There was no
rive OH any group OF
steels, motors. oils. su-
IL fell together. The
ear the bottom for most
Sading AZ leader of the
was the worst sufferer.
I'd States Steel as leader
Ryan stocks Yield.
Ryan stocks yielded. for
outlook Is such that in
ot pcem willing 10 take
OF being loaded up with
apitai stock OF any COM
yer good. The Stuty AZ
med the bears and the
ts small. Therefore the
,t strengthened on the de-
would be under normal
iited states Steel broke
II caused a frcyh decline
+ entire iist. Its recent
|gB were forgotten. II Is
prcscnt earnings arc not
action OF the Attorney
|lsking q rshearinH of the
+ regarded by lawyers hn
harkabie act OF contempt
highcgt court in the land.
developin en-. that made
IS In the market xaa the
. Charles II. Sabin. OF the
Trust Company. that tn.
Is not too h!Sh and that
need not be expected.
iputcd WAR Melons.
We been bought with the
arsc disbursements were
OF war profits ana FOR that
interest could be paid.
grcss GUS off war pront
1t. and lntereat ~ 10 rc-
there la no more luro In
for investors.
Z TO levy Il tax OF 50 ncr
crcd In DC causing hoard
ny nireid; Up 10 the
neg withdrawn from en-.
8 hccn put into Liberty
nov II viii not be put
Isc Tho owners Will want
WY fronf tax collectors.
ted Textile was hit by the
" workers IN some eight
{ MssSacauIctts to go on
nday The Ltrike lis cH-
xtend TO the mills OF this
tho south.
ding " Hard lit.
eas hsrd h.t by the fear
'ike. strike tilk nieo hurt
artu-ir.. s'rc.E. for the
en- are short cf fuel IL
year or iroro before the
- viii oeE.n To discount
ton OF Heading ,sJets and
gag - allied the f.siribu-
OF DO 20 larga a: traders
~ would Or
80 fact ,hat the rcyAs ana
!iroad nas brought II y
~ ur Is right OF wy iac
iclTN With Others. This ie
r s:'a" proving wat the
fer tho ~clknc> IL pubic
lnan.rtd b. fear uf con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
AGED Aim Dies. on street:

Just as he was leaving his room at
!si7 Venable Street yesterday morn
ing. Walter Nelson, so years old, was
stricken with heart trouble and
dropped dead in the street. An am
bulance was called. but the surgeon
could only pronounce the man dead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
File sa5.ooO Ru,ld,nr plan.

Plans for a threc-story brick auto
mobile sales building. to be erected at
the southwest corner O. Zine and
Broad streets. were filed with the
Building Department yesterday by J..
T. Disney and d. J. Cole. The bIild-
ing will cost approximately $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

T narp,ss ~: shipments. s6. stock. liza
men,. A lsT . salSs So receipts ss ship.
- ;..:Sa; T.. LIS; r, a. iTSs: p i;sS
4 i.'vi Is. 1890: 81. 1875: y. ~. WI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
NEW YORK CURE MAKKrr

d.riaO. aVNh. NprlI Y.-LIc,lt trad;nr and
in reactions followed the strong Omen
ne cub market GencTaIlv m,
hn,iI was iassed Win rprinklin- a.
Wn;o PIECE In few OF the Issues. Slut
~ points from yeSterday'x last Ths IT,
Houston ee 81 aGs Inc aemar vas not heavy
Goal and OH i poinn,p o mt Texas Texas pacinG
Ms eir was practically a: s,ana.tiit'
20 nm" urs, shdses we're dull with tendency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

|RLEANs. April D.--swipss In the
N not very wide In tho cotton
bdsy, opifltnn beink Al CONFLICT
}ery i1peyMnt news coming to
esSss iss snei n. spd sSr
Unsettled and before The trading
lar prices were 81 peints down
$2Ee active months az. tbs result
yhio private reports c6ncerninG
Conditions In. the interior. The
|et a kood demand and & wsa
APPLICABILITY e cause complete
er ys ii Sso eIos asso1r hS 70 fsr =
ssS.ss . iisss.In , .ss ssis ssa
Nv ssllins in Q anaall way came
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30


koHk. Aprl: ee.-Wcskness in Sc
had DEPRESSING effect on cot
and Il was difficult to sustain
hert. although covering IN tho
Ilinfs led to rallies These w.rc
by nnf,vorable weather Wall
las ono OF the principal sellers
kat the session Tho number Of
Icco stopped SO far this month Is
buyinG was the factor on the ad-
BIN tho opening decline and car
It's close with Oc;oo.r selling up
or 70 points from tn, low ievsi
lorhIhg. Business was only mod.
ctivs. The market was auitt dnr-
middle Of the day. with prices
Pff from The best under scattered
An early afternona decline car.
la about Is to 20 points net lower.
Ing OF 10 3SiS for July the mar
led on trade buying and showed
plies durinS the middle of the
Ire was quiet with middling ny
Do; no sales. Al New Orleans il
l. with middliEg fixed at 81.
bales,
at Galveston were as.a7: New
less: Savannah, c,0,6. and Au-
30 bales.
nbers have circulated n petition
n Saturday