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q "o'@ Eary sasrlar, &PsssliiS
IL! s',"' T 70" july and 1870 ,9S oatob"r on
Wall Strc.: buying and covering. There
th,n recently. however. uroba biy reject
ing The increased business mess, Reported , IN the
aud the uiisrncon reactions were nrrh-
nSss @ al 'p srkS, Re SS q
lrca;ure ana ,Iocal brokers report som,
based o. IN" conlparatlvclv low lcvri .,
At am. time durin: tho day. aud the dis.
position 80, iukr rTon,s on recent pnr-
probable sou'hsrn mill cnrtaiment. July
ar abou, 3 10 uoin,s net lower, with
The mari, cl"rinE at aa' roXimntsly the
onr Of ~. cables received from Liycrp"ol
aen"ea Gy H. nu.an eS rais s
AMI better demand from Manchest"t.
M rS '' .ooT p"F fer Gs M"fS . s%
rs@pt 49, t ~ STATE, na 'G por, s,oe Rr
'i.S;<5e5i '.'' 49, " we ''''"9
New yor!t Mildune.. r:Co exports g.
5'; <, , st.es, r y, : smd{ i- sS
Total to-day, Rsccints. 1885: exports %
.Tctaj Tor wecKIRcce.ots SAFES: exports.
Total To- season-R ece!u,s 1880: c1-
NEW ORLEANS March i7-whilc tho
cotton market made a rather pronounced
IA" session i"iaH Il iii o If' IN p phe AT
trading and finally closed At Tho loves,
!; was fairly active dav IN IN: contract
dHpnrtm.n;. and the market was two.
.lted some Of the late weakness nm
uucsi innHbIN Was caused bv III" letting
month.
The strength o; L!verpool caused .
good cp-n ming here ana the advance was
,widsn",i by r.poTis from urivatc sources
that Manchester was doing much better.
\ NOR" cheerful feeling rsgarl.nc trade
conditions ~ r"ucva In this country. tn.
better ton" .. the stock market and RAJ
ports q: much easier nOncv. tp"eih~r v th
accounts al hotter spot demand In some
OF tbs TrNdS SPOT market. and me- Ssa ges
from Houston to the effect ;h1t nrcpara-
i."7S for Wanting n" uew cron we're
t'itg award. nui III" nrrkct 80 It's highest
lCN"iS. where II stood - To = points higher
man the mas o! Yesterday. WITH May
w TO HI.
III: reaction from tho advance started
Win m: r"nort that several Southern
mills had closer! down and heaviest s-ll-
ing oi inc session was stimulated nv iri-
NHic messages from iivcrpOol contcnhinr
mat recent rc06r's Of imnrovemcnt In
M"nch"St'f had Dccu greatly eSaCGcra tod
Nav f"li of 10 lbs. which was the clos
ing quotation that month
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CmICl\GO LINE ST0CK MARkET,

CHICAGO. March lT.--Cattlc: receipts.
100; 80 Sest steers steady 20 . cents higher
hulk ,.SjM9..j hatcher stock steady to
j. cents higher: bulk lat cows and heifers.
lSH 10: Gamers and cutters scarce:
about steady: bulk. 3,o0mIao. bulls steady
largely I;tamG&: veal cm,ycs 30 cents
tower; bulk 10 packers. 1850 Il II 90: stock :
eTS ana feeders steady: bulk. 7I5M9.G9.
Hog: -ccctpis. y 900. active: opened Ion
- cents lower: closing with lights active
ana steady t0 - cents lower: others clos
ing strong and steady tn Is cents higher
lhan yesterdays average: holdovcr fairly
liberal! hut mostly of hogs held off tho
market: tor. 100: bulk. 800 hounds down.
10 ltaloi5; bulk - hounds up. sS5M9.50:
pirs mostly steady.
sheen: rc"cipt.. i7.t61: uneven: steady Ia
- cents lower: top wooded lambs. 10, "a:
cho:c" O6.Dound lambs. $780, good 40
hound wooIsd ycarlines weth"rs. 500: hest
ioi-pound ycari'nes, 7.Go prime 100 pound
wooded wethcrs bid. go: too ewes. 600
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FEWER WAR VETERANS
OUT OF WORK MARCH
American Legion REPORTS There .,
Promise of Eurtiirr Improve
ment ut mn EARLY Dutc

NEW YORK, March ;7.--Thcrc
were 100000 veterans OF the World
war out Of work in the United states
on March last. according 10 an cs-
,imat" received by the American
Legion. This is a reduction OF about
100000 from the peak OF more than
100000 Jobless cx-scrvcicc men In
the country shortly after January !
last. and tho legion reports state
there Is promise Of further improve
mont.
Tho survey OF the national situa
;i"n on which these figures arc based
was made by tho American Legion.
oficial publication OF the legion
which states that the uncmploymc n I
situation as affecting the veterans
appears to have taken a turn for
tho better
chain OF employment agencies
operated by the legion in every state
has done much 10 relieve the titua-
ton. say the legion officials.
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CINCINNATI TO SHIP BY
WATER TO PACIFIC PORTS
Cargo VIII Start Monday for New
Orleans on OSio ltiver Steamer
.h Queen CITY,

-clNCiNNATI. OHIO. March lT.--For
the first time In tho commercially his
tory Of Cincinnati n shipment by
water from this city TO Pacific coast
ports VIII be made.
The cargo viii start for New
Orleans Monday OH the Ohio River
steamer. Queen City. thence across
the Gulf and through the Panama
Canal to the Pacific ports OF dcs,ina
ton. The cargo will include pianos,
monographs and soap made in Gin
ctnnati. The rail rate is quoted at
- per hundrcdweish, and the water
tariff S235.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

IWICAiO. March l,.--SlRns OF cXhaus-
ton OF n"yins rowcr led 20 u stampcdc
wheat market TODAY. and caused prices
90 crumnic. The clos" was nervous at
l.I'i. ana May LIS 20 1884,. Corn lost
= 20 -. ANA oats ;.ni to iTiisc. Pro-
visions rsl ned - TO 800
II was evident from tho outset that now
inycntIvcs were needed 10 bring about any
decided DrO:r"sS tor huIs in tho whea
market. Goysln wa* current that an cnl :
largo against iinpnTtatiou OF agricultural
decided "a BY I'rcsident liardinS. hut no
confirmation Appealed 10 be fort hcomin 8.
and . moderate" mp,,Irn which had taken
mace: IN values, failed {" last. Then re-
Ee~ai 81 m!sSiv!nEs concerning the indus
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III. cotton Freight Rates.

WASIilNGTON. March l7.-Frcicht
rates on cotton. cotton lintcrs and
brick within the state OF Georgia
fixed by the State authorities. were
ordered by tho Intcrstatc Commerce
Commission today TO he raised April
% TO levels In effect in Interstate
traffic
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rH0yIsIoN MARKETS
CoEl.EI.

,NE" YORK. March l..-Yest.rduy' .
Snarp break was followed by recovrr!os
IN nc ik"t Tor coffee futures today a.
result OF coreriu: trade buyiur AMI a,
.n"dyratr investment d"mtnd attracted hv
ga. !"W IcN.! OF prices. The opening WAS
so.I .anont - to ~ points above last
nights close In Chs late trading, with
.ar.r cables from Brazil afforded buyers
no shT"ura cement hut private advic-s re- :
anu Inc market closed a; the tSst figures
~ tnS naS % most POSITIONS or - 10
5.-i; May. .ts. July. a.T: SerteInber 80!
p-;ooer. Ga'; December Cos: Janunry
SPOT coffee; duli: Rio =. -: Santo. :.
-. TO ., Sales were reported la the coz,
ana 'fciSht market pi RIO ~ at $40 an!
% santos II aGu - at 7.5.. American
.rtGls Spint "t:rs from i.raai! were
Withdrawn OWN. Ia unscit!ea eSch,u.c
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CURE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March i1.--'rhc curb mar
kct wa. less active today. and following
= Arm opening. when prices moved
slightly forward to the highest Levels OF
the week. there was rcactionIry ten
d"Rcy among thc more active issues.
Losses are small and shortly after mid
day steady tone was reported. but move
mems Were lis;less. Car!b Syndicate and
Maracaibo Oh weakened slightly after q
strong opening. Standard oil OF Ind
gained faction ~ IN. start and then
;nuri Of strength during The FORENOON,
supplied. the issue yielded.
Curb close. bid and asked
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rl,i outlook attracted notice. and so. Ton
"a acN 81 any urgent export demand /;
va ~ tn.s stage that selling ascrlbed
10 an elevator interest weakened ,bc
nlotd!e Q; ihe bulla and lcft the market
NY" -; buNinr orders cSccnt from .hnr,s
WI" hann"u"d 20 bc IN u position 10 cot
". pry'tlS. Cora and oats were firnrr
"Itt. WIN wheat. but quickly went lover.
when wheat started down grade Snmr
HNu"E, business in lard had q stinuint.
hS 'lt'' on The provision marker, Ha-
Iin,, iEe:h porH Ions We're sailing at tho
hIsh'ai urlc"s 81 the fear.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported by Rodgers. PiuIEmcr n Co.. In

SPANISH. FARMERS STOCK
Market weak: Soc 20 Soc per bushel.
VlRGINIAS.. FARMERS STock-
Market quiet.
Fancy Jumbo. &C. pcr ID.
Extra prime. fc pcr 10
Prime. 3i.c per 10.
Smelling stock 2i.c to Size pcr 10.
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coTToSS,.ED OH.

NEW YORK. March .1.--cnttonsccd oil
WAS firm and higher on buying az Sep
i.mbcr by local renncr. AMI active Soncr-
In lard and lighter offerings oi crude.
Closing bids were - tn ~ points net
higher. Sales. I'D barrels Tenders. 4oj
barrels. Prime crude II hid: uriine sum
NOR yellow spot closed at 30: May ~ So,
July at 1O3 and September. 80. all bid.
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rOTToS uIyKtTs

KEW YORK. March Reiterated ,e
ports 81 an IMPROVING tons ia Hr!t!sr
;rade circles icd 10 furt her advarC, III
the cotton maTas, during tHdav's ears
or about - TO = points net hirher nov,
ever. the market erred of under -esiIz
Ing and scattered Southern selling Ma,
reacted 10 - and closed ~ ii.Si. ,ylii
me general list closing steady &. nn'
decline Of : 10 IN pn;nt~
The market Opened hrTn az an ad.spc,
OF i"tto J, rcinte owing 10 tho Nrm LIN
crcoci cab cE when were ac,oigtr,s led IA,
reports OF Investment, buying and iaii
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINe

ISDExEp ron QUICK REFERENCE.
THE RiGiaosD rIns sds.fa tG
f'i!f E vi" EvEsfpsa Dts sHI 1sH
sSs s.sensIsn OF fE sus ,n;.Pes sss
sehsais s'sn Want sa,ea sa. 'fHg a.e.
5;he rord daily. miniinu UNI 3oc. set solid.
&c a word Sunday. minimum isc set soEIa
&c word Sunday. minimum zoe, agate
consecutive insertions price OF AZ In
consecutive insertion. price OF 81 In
sertions.
~, /. Point TYPE,
.p.ee IN which a l.! point tyre nd. may be
type 4. Z cents a word daily. and cents
suc So5h Sunday The same scale of re-.
Thee rate, apply only TO advertisement.
territory. From other sources the rates
are: Daily. - cent. an agate line. sun
70 tho line|. Cash must Accompany The S
GIder In al instanceI.
tlsers on Request.
" S' ana 10 I: ,sesxeS as la,. a. 70
~ ss,Sid.y G for ~ eerHee: sl. sna
NY or n Here ri ans' h EbIT T
STATIONS % q 4ccErT Ioua
a. WoLLsiHrfEm
pG isgi ws'i p GdTy s sl5sS
sa sill Ti"! FIX S,.ss'i
sLAsKs S9GLE zSysSR4,a r Ti,fsE
c :sSH %5s' b n,S9s s s.rss,
THE DKNNbIs rHkxMAcy.
G. c, KERN.
opoEtEE:s tisnoysr Avenue:
H.: J.. BOOKER.
HEEAirAGE ph ttt9 cso'iSssflANY.
P ptf M'' bl, t;G's sT SIZES;
WEST ESQ Co&FEGrioNERI
A.. +. J0HANS.
PIEE srHEET PnARM%cx,
1't South Pine street.
y: ~ wes aA rFo Z h siiSss
ass brook Avenue.
rAHf ! Mt, p Htdns ss ,,s.,
COHEN GO. 6ErHEr&EST STORE.
": {. sHT% pERs.
EAST AS % 81 r1 is,fh si fiEfi4
Hg Z, Ts.S &r Es:f4 f!ts; Co.
J. ii. HUME.
Sortn Fourth Street
RICHMOND PHARMACY.
SOL EAST Main StIeet.
Ninth and broad Streets
ROLAND X. CfifI.DRES,
y wi MoLie ~ assh fTanM Si5ssi-
Twenty.nrnt and Marshall Sireeta
TUHSER'S rHAKMAcI.
Twenty-iirst aad Main Streets
PARAMOUNT PHARMACY.
sl.S Fsirrlount Avenue.
SPRINGER DRcG COMPANY.
r s?So v."a a S;,,et
T~enty-si1th and VcnabIe S:.e.ta
5. u. CRAIG.
1870 East Broad Street.
uORD'S DRUG; STORE,
200 . Street
j. r. SMITH.
''oa Eas! Msraha,l Street.
@i wEisaE { EHGADs
FULTON.
Joint. .HUEsTER.
cl5 Louisiana Street.
j. X. VAUGHAN.
1907 Williamsburg Avenue,
y. a. BLACK & SON.
asiG WILLIAMSBURG Avenue.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
WhSlIISGTOE & EARLY
400 Hull Street.
r.. J. PARRISH.
1909 Hull Street
"hSH1NGTOS &. EARLY.
wooDf.ASTD,' HHEfG'irrs.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
Ilo4 Semmes Avenue.
HARroS HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY.
IiIt;IiIhNapN T TRRk.
W. X VAUGHAN,
Fourth Avc:.ue mad Stuart Street.
ROLAND rARK.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue.
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NEW ORLEANS. MATCH l.-KOuEh rice
no safes: receipts. a.s:i eaeks: imilers 70
Jaran. 30 pockets. lT3i.. iilnc Rose. :. u
pockcts. iSm3i1: Carol ma. 10 u"nkrts. g..
bran and Polish. unchanged Bran. tie
ton: Si5; Polish. per ton. ~ Receipts
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

i,AI.Il--Dled. at the home of her niece.
Mrs Ira ~. Beaver. Ivy Depot. Va. Mrs.
Emma T.. Rail. in the c!ghtiath year oil
her age. Funeral to b. held at the
Vaughan van!t In hollywood Cemetery
Friday. March Is. after the arrival OF
the & .. train. due at 3;a5 i. N. All
her friends invited TO attend.
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NEW YORK. March i..-Cotion G"oi.
ana yarns continued Oui:t today. with
prices weak. Unhcrwenr lines Tor Tan
have been opened. ana ionbers AZ buying
III small Quantities. Several lines OF mon :
wear Tor fall have been SOLD ana with
drawn. End some III tn: dress goods lines
are nos On the mar<", FOR delivery be
fore AuEnSt.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. March i7.--Tur
ccipts. IS: shipments. SIS. stock. ie.5le.
Rosin, steady: Sal:s. nonr: receipts. -!
Z: +. q. II. !. i2j: *. NJ i.ji: =. We. WV
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I:INASi'Isi

m1Np BON o9 mrrch u'"T ., 'wSF' c nv.
Discount rates; short bills. : per cent.
Three month bills. -. per cent.
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Al Stuhebakors Thoroughly renewed ,.
n.i"teo. ne" tops ne'' tires whore needed
S;udchakcr 10 ecrics. I.ixh, 81,
Studebak.r rs series. nse-passcn-er -,
cylinder. - "'N
s'pa.o., is set!es. sev,n-passeas
S,idshnEeF forr;.eyi!nder. nse-pass.nEer.
~ 1870 "n'' ,'"na' .....,3 5000
~, - ."atrst'r ............. 2SO.c
i i's.S 40 stS,Ss. ....... $500
Neilc. 20 series. Gsc-paAaons.r
c. tarL,ns ID ,srii:::;. $500
Terms to responsible parties
Phone for drmonStraiiun IL not con-
lent 10. You 10 calf Madison Ce00
COBuH& MOTOR SALES.
l2i1-i-z3 W. Broad So.
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SANANNAH GA. March l'.--ruruc n;ine
mrats. III: stock. 1851; Eos.n. iir'n: re-
c.iuts. 50; saer. 100: shivul"nts. So; stock
I.7I QUOTE: -. ID. T.: l.. q. II. :, 80
*. NJ. i.3j: y. Az: VIC. 40 WV. 800.
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KICuMONn LINE sroCK MAnKET
iH"'l ron: Union stock Ia

NI'''III''Il'! INlnn StOck IdT1s.
h.G;hnond Va: March IL; 1921.
Remarks Fair run OF cattle. Market
active and prices shade higher on ali
cattle with order. Common and rough
stuff about stesiy.
STRICTLY good steers. lle9
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ENCErTiO.AI. VALUES IN
USED TRuCkS.

One ihrec-:ou.tn-ton Stewsr, truck: &.
excellent condition
one ,n;ee.iourtn-ton G;cwart truck: IL
good condition.
one one -snd-a- hai-son Stewart. thor
ouSuiy Cvrrnau,ed ana :eDalEtrd.
one two-;om Indiana. thoroughly over
hauled and repaiDteo
Any OF the above truck. can be bong al
Oh .utnis 10 suit.
TRASSPOl;ThTiON MOTOR CO.
!tio ". Broad S. Phone Boui. s3l
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DcatllR

at his residences. after
short Illness. Gilbert J. Hunt. IN 4,
sevcnty-ninth year Of his axe. Funrr,
services Will he from the residence Sa,
urday morning at II o'clock.
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SITGAIt.

NEW YORK. March iI.-A;tcr an alb
Sencc OF week or NOR. til" sugar Huancs
committee rc-cntrrcd the market again
TO-DAY announcing that i; MAS offering st-
ear for March April shipment at -, cents
cost and freight. AMI DO {. o. h.. cuual
To 6.21 Tor centrifugal. There wcrn sales
OF ~, tons Of full duty sugars late last
night at equal to 81 Tor centrifugal. and
to-day $500 bags OF fun dhiN. 10e bags
Of Porto Ricos ahoat. March ami hvri
shipment. and f.@f0 nsrs -; cuhaS. cen
trfural. ali at ruua! To ..2i duty paid
There was no announcement; mad" nv tho
cuban commission nS to the sales made
hr them.
The advance In the sp"; market had =
STRENGTHENING effect IN refined. aud two
"t the lending rciincrs adr.nced list
nriccs Z. cent ter pound "a III. basis uf
S,25 for fine granr!atcd. Others were IN;
changed at cents. ami there WAS Snd
to lie IL good inquiry reported. Sugar fu-
lures Opened Irregular. with near months
points higher on covering. VIM" lhtt
n,o.itions were points lower under idui,
tia ton. but subsequently, tho entire iIst
weakened under Increased offerings from
commission houses. and closing prices were
at the lowest OF the dav. AND from j
70 points below the iinAis vi last night
March ciCFcd at 30: MAY. 90: July AT
DOL. and September at 5.St.
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Personals

FOR ADOPTIO$. nice baby boy: ,no,i
purcutagc: month old and in n, St
health. Address sos. care Times iJls.
patch, $50
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor SnIo


Automobiles Tor Sale II
ALL BARGAINS
aH-IoS kELLY srnISGh riiiEiGIs.b
lTOS DENNY
STEAKSS TOURING
PULLMAN TOURING.
III ID. KING MOTOR CORP
ego WEST BkOAD Sr,
"ITENIlgN-W We have large supply OF
RINK gears and drive pinions Tor nj.
cars. Va. Auto Gear ana ParI, O. eh
w broad 81. Madison ,2tJ
AUTOMOBILE nAnoAIns
oldsmohllc 1871. s-cyiinder. 7.ps,,en..,
OldsIuobiic s-cy!ind.-. 6.pussst,xcr N'''
saxon g.. b.passenEer
Paige 6. Koadsier.
Randolph tU3. :io W. Drn,t =,
Columbia Storage Bnttetie9 -
rentals and Rep.irinH
AUTOS HIRED. sL5o. 800. $500 Ic-
hour: Danle.~. b9nlcNarG eai-cio.I
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Funeral Directors

MOURNING ORDERS completed In !,
hours. We arc equipped TO dye GA,
ncnts binck In invent -four hours rbt
- special branch of our business an,
Is always given prompt uttentInn
Moizellss. a0f North Seventh Street
PHA uP-- Edwin Phaup. fuacrai dIrccto,
ana cmDnlnicr. 500 East Main Stres,
Madison l3l. Randolph 56G3.
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THE TZ1ES-DLSPATCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

rates ana santos offers were Irregular
KIN SOME shippers sald 10 be asking for
Tbs official cables reported an advance
n decline OF Lied TO S i3-i6d in the rate
n ,ma r kt9 s ss. ON London The Rig
santos 80 rels lower to :, rcls higher!
nnr,Tate cables repor;ed Rio, exchange
hfmer ana one OF them quoted exchange
On London at 9d. Brazilian port receipt :.
1t'N.: Jundiahy. $1,000. Rio cleared 900
tor New York and Victoria. e,.o'l for New
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Personals

OUR entire stock OF COfsets reduced u .
VIII III you. thus assuring both com 10, !,
and style. The Corset Shop slI No,,h
Fifth Street. Mra. y. J. Pyle. proprie,of'
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AUTOMOBILE nARoAIHs.

AUTOS HIRED. Sh5O. 5. 90 $500 nc
hour: D4nle.~ b9nleNarG s.i-cio.L.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Whol"snic Iunta hons ON Change
klchm"nd. Va. March u. 1921.
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TIE lOSE"Ei.L Convricsccnt Home
open 10 guests. conra!escent. nsryo,F
and rcSt.curr Casce. InvHiIds and cl,In,fs
peopl". Those desiring 10 speak 90 ~ III
Williams In regard to this nom. ,y M
please cali Boulevard $40 as the u,,,
her in the telephone directory is =,
error
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Lost and Eoun,

GI.OVE-Lci; in broadway Bank Tue,Jay
-lady-s glove. Cali Madison u. Reward
HAND BAG Lost. on OF the wath
nRton Highway. one black hand has.
containing surgical instruments. SoII;N,
DR. Stanley. beaver Dam. Va.
LOST-Gold wrist watch In mems l,v,
Tory at JennrsDn Hotel at II: 20 T. ~
Mhrch II. $50 reward IL returned Ia -
-North Fifteenth Street. =
LOST. "Wednesday. between Twcnty.
street and Fulton. lady's skirt size =:
East Marshall. -'+ Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
RICHMOND STOCK MARKLT.
Caskic G.. Burch & COMPANY.
il!s EaS: MINI StrN.t
Richmond. Va. March L.. 1921
CITY AND SI.A I =. SI.Nl IkILLr.s.

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Va: Gents. :. 3; g. and g., 1881. So. -.
STkEEi EAif.WAI bonds
Va, nv. and Pow. Co. ~. 1884 -
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS.
Nor. RS. and Light CO.. - 10
Va. Ry. and Pow. Co. com. ,CJ IL.
kAiLErnD S'IOChS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
Special Notices

WILL not he responsible FOR any doh,
c"ntrnctcI Tor by anybody other th,S
myself Thos. Bennett. 1907 William
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-18
SEhBOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
(hinin Street Station)

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
30 y. hsir street PlInno Randolph ~
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-04-27
DAIRY SPECIALIST WILL
DE HERE ON NAY o AND 10
" ---------------. -----

=. l / 4.
Miss ForneS. dairy specialist, will
be in Lexington county on sMonda,
anl Tuesday. May 9 and 10. ii, or
der to help the Home Demonstration
Agent in the fur;herance OF better
butter making.
There will be demonstrators in
butter making. at the Lexington High
school building Monday Afternoon,
May 8. AZ O'Clock ard at the home
of Mrs. c.. Oiln Smith. Gilbert. s. c.,
Tuesday afternoon, at the same hour.
All ladies whether or not members
of Home Demonstration club are
invited TO be present at one OF thes,
above! meetings. Especially are all
ladies who make and sell butter
urged to be present as the mark ting
problem will be discussed
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-04-27
CRossoN MEMBER
OF HEALTH BODY

Columbia. Aprif Ex-senator D.
NJ. Crosson OF Lexington was eject
cd member of tire board of direc-
tors of the South Carolina Public
Health Association which organiza-
ton was formed in Columbia last
week. The purpose of this new Or
ganization is to promote public health.
inform the people generally in mat
ters of public health and promote
education in ways of lettering health
conditions.
The members of the association felt
that Senator Crosson would be n val
liable member on the board of direc-
tors. his stand on matters having to
do with health in the last meeting of
the legislature having convinced the
members that he Is fully alive to the
Importance OF improving health con-
dftions in the State THE board of
directors IS composed of one member
from each congressional district and
two members at large: Senator Cros-
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-04-27
Down With Poetic License.

This poetry stuff is all right in
its place. remarked> the renfinis-
cent man with the scar on his fore
head, but you'd better let the poets
handle it. found that. out several
years ago when I attempted to pay
a pretty compliment to handsome
dame on whom I was calling. I had
read somewhere of a poets refer
ence to the eyes as the windows Of
the soul" and the sight of her beau
tiful eyes inspired me to reckless
daring. told her Of her ravishing
beauty, of her shapely arms and
shoulders and then like a GodieriiIls
idiot T. exclaimed:
oh. could gaze into your win
dows ali Inightt 49,
yes, they patched me up pretty
we'll at the hospital but I don't take
any more poetic license in ordinary
speech