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/. C. c. REFUSES TO ORDER
RAIL RATE REDUCTION
Turns Deaf EarNto Complaints of
Shippers I'm Rocky Noun
tain Section.
IBy Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON, April 27-The in
terstatc Commerce Commission re-
fused today to order a reduction IN
railroad rates from points of origin
cast of the Rock Mountains 10 points
in intcrmountain territory. Com
s plants of business organizations and
others i'll that section were dismissed.
the commission holding that exist
ing tariffs. which are on a parity with
r those TO Pacific Coast point were not
u: duly prejudical.
The complainantS had con-
tended for graded reduction. based
i on the rates TO the Pacific Coast.
which were fixed SO that the steam
4, carriers could compete with water
commerce passing through tho ram
anna Canal. The case At issue WAS
one OF general interest over the
country, as any change in rates
would aTco: manufacturers in the
Eastern sections.
The proposed schedules Were on
posed by manufacturers and huSi-
ness organizations ~ the Pacific
Coast while numerous Eastern ship
pers and manufacturers indiVidually
and through their associations irtcr-
Ncncd in the case To oppose - part
OF the proposed changes, WHICH teud-
cd TO increase rates from the East to
tho Pacific Coast
The commission declared that it's
decision was not 4 solution Of the
problem. but declared that the dis
cussion should he helpful in paving
the way for n final settlement"
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CHICAGO GKNIN N,uI;i,T

~ itfH'.c. Nlri. "1--Whcat bulls over
Io,d"d themselves today. and although
prices averaged higher most OF the time.
thc market broke tn" last Tho close
~! ne last. = 10 j. not lower. with MAY
j nia and July lots. to los.
provisions % I" zoe. Predictions 81 an
70 start tn" wheat market onward ana
bulls showed particular hopcruln.~s that
tAnort call would prov" 10 bc robust. Tx
neC!ntinnS Of European huyiug wcr" par;iy
th'N!4cd later, Greece taking ,ylpiO hush :
e!s. and II WAS said India was acOuir!n e
rec abroad owing 10 shortage or iii ma
Nv" food Supply. lik"lIhoui of frost IN
kansas and Nebraska tended also 70
Stiinu.htc hul!Ish confidence. No other
tnfriEn business except tina, with Greece
developed. however. and gossip spread
mat irtInHnN and Italy would hc ont Of
IN" NhHEkct FOR some time. Al this iurc-
iuTr the :HCt became known thar jNi NGl
bushels OF oats had boon sent into storn-.,
mere. circumstances decidedly bc.iris,
aS To oatS. -
Ensuing efforts ia lot D. of wheat hold
flul half hour " '''
Word ;hii some corn arriving al putcb
sorts WAS ont of condition hal 4 frpr"s.
ing effect On the corn market and So,
ala the liberal STORMS: ~! oats here Ia r.
Ecthcr with ;h> conscUucu' weakness a.
tn" oats market. Provisions wor., In
c.!ned I" sag in the absence OF any ado
Uuatr support.
Leading future ranged 40 follows:
WHEAT Oron. ii..h Low Close
iay 49,. IL III i.6;. ll Si3.. ISs
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CUT IN DODGE
CAR PRICES DENIED HERE
j. =. Frasicr. Sales Manager, Re-
ccivcs Telegram in Which
Rumor Is Ecfutcd.

Despite report from New York that
about May | there viii he q roduc-
ton in the price of Dodge automo-
htlcS, the statement was rcfutod yes
tcrday ny j. g. Frasier. local sales
manager "A; the Jones Motor Com
phuy. who has received Il telegram
from +. j. Haynes. president of the
Dodge Brothers Company. in regard
la tn" matter. which reads:
Any statement that Dodge broth
crS have reduced or intend reducing
prices is absolutely false Advise ali
your dealers accordingly. This may
he used FOR publication. Please adj
viS" associate dealers accordinc ~ -
The story of the reduction was
carried in Tho Tim-S- Dispatch last
Tuesday, under a New York date line
hut thc statement Of "a proposed re-
duction OF - per cent is branded az
false by both Mr.. Frazier and Mr..
Haynes.
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PRESIDENT HARDING SENDS
NOMINATIONS TO SENATE

WASHINGTON. April 2T.-Prcsi-
dent Harding this afternoon sent the
following nominations 10 the Senate:
a member of tho Federal Re-
--rrve RoarG. JOHN e. Mitchell, Of 81.
paul, Mimi.
To he members OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. T. !. Lewis. Of
indianapolis. and J. u. Campbell, OF
Spokane, Wash.
To be United states attorney. West
crn District OF Arkansas. samuel
langley. of Arkansas
To be Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. Edward Clifford, o! Chi
caro.
To he United states attorneys.
Western District OF Virginia. Thomas
j. Munccy. OF Virginia Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia. - Lawrence Groncr.
of Virginia
To be deputy Commissioner OF
Pensions. ilamlln NJ. Nandcrvort. OF
Illinois.
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CURE MARKET

,.,.,,. 7 IN JIINt fSIT SrrNIVN.T
~ cW YORK. NprI! 2.-Trad;rr in tho
,,ufp ihoih"t was featured to-day by con :
uha"d activity. hni while tho market as
q Whole was irregular. due to mixed son
uin"h,. kcHcra! strong spots dcvc.oI ed dur
ms: the session.
IA the oil group Ca:ib Syn,,ica," Ma '' IL, -
sEDiS an" sold OFF I" yesterdays low
level. S!mms Petroleum caused IA slight
reaction fr"iu it, hI:;h level "c tho ycnI.
Motor stock" particularly attracted at
t'Htion with ;hu!r activity. Peerless mo-
tors was most prominent advancing: .
I.!ilts from the opcning. while "A g:i
"i Il point was made Ia Continental Ma
Tors. During thr Intc trading sales were.
recorded IN humorous other motor stocks
generally ~ h.gh.r levels. Mining Sila res
wrr. !"sS "ctiy" ana mixed. Boston and
Mnht"nh was steady. White Nip!sS!ng
iincS dropped tp I;> In S"si level IN CON
siderable tina" dug. pressure In the
bond section. Goodyear Tire s. lost ,uosi
i,iIrh ,,I,,.., -
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'GILPiN IN NORFOLK TO
ATTEND BAR MEETING

Kenneth y Gilpin. candidate for
Lieutenant Governor left Yesterday
for Norfolk To attend Tho meeting of
The Virginia Bar Association. lie
will return 10 Richmond today ana
viii leave tomorrow for Roanoke.
where on Saturday night he will CON
fer with his supporters In tina; city.
Mr. Gilpin reports Tho most en-
couraginG situation throughout tn"
state
Boiling IL Handy, II Tho Ninth Dis
iric'. VINO was In Hichmoud y"stcr-
day. saiu the prospects for Gupiu
success i'm tic Ninth DISTRICT could
not be brighter. "Eot dav passes
that he docs not gain adncreuts.'
said MIR. Mandy. 1T is now only &
question as to what Ills majority VIII
hc in that district, The people out,
iherc say ne l. tho type % man They
wish 10 elevate TO such an Office His
recent trip through the district was
practically a triuinphhi march,"
Candidate Julien Guun. Of iicnrico.
is attending the Bar Association
meeting in Norfolk. II" VIII tour the
central section of tho state. imme-
6iateiy following the Adjournment OF
N" meeting In Norfolk
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SCHERER UNDECIDED ON
CALL TO NEW YORK CITY

Roy. j. !. Schcrer. pastor of Tho
First English Lutheran Church. has
RECEIVED Il call to the dlrcctorshin of
IN" society of lntcr-NIiSs!on. of New
"FN' The call was received ycstcr-
''N' ANA ne has not had sufficient
''uh@ |" com" TO n decision yet
IN" society of Inter Mission is an
ors"hI"ation composed of home mis-
S'""hrN groups from the 200 Lutheran
'h"r'h"S IN that city, and II has
thHr@c of the hospitals for children.
IMMIGRANT missions. summer homes
."r WorkinS mothers ana houpiccs
Tor h"NS and girls supported by the
Lutheran Churches
ne need for "a director of the or
ION cam" with the growth of
%i'rrd the FIRST Office OF this kind 70
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FORBES WILL HEAD WAR
: RISK INSURANCE BUREAU
Secretary Mellon Announces APP
pointmcnt Of Seattle Man to
Succeed Chalmclcy Jones.
I BY NssOcintcd Press. /

WASHINGTON April 27.-Sccrotary
Mellon announced tonight the APP
pointmcnt Of Charles u Forbes. sf
Seattle. Wash, rs Director OF the
Bureau OF War Risk Insurance. sue
cecding i. c. Cholmeicy-Joncs, whose
resignation was announced AT thc
same time.
Accompanying the announcement
was letter from Mr.. Mellon to tho
retiring director, which explained
that Mr.. Cholmcley-1oncs had ac-
ceptcd rcar?ointmcnt under the
present administration only 10 rcnd-
'er emergency service
He will resume his connection
with New York City financial and
trading corporation, OF which he IS
a vice president
The new director, although a ma
tive OF Massachusetts has for acy-
cral years resided on the West Coast.
tic served with distinction as a
colonel of infantry overseas winnir,.
distinguished service medal lie
has also served on the Hawaiian
public service and the Hawaiian
board of hlr3or commi ssions
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WANT CREDIT TO PULL
FARMERS OUT OF HOLE

WASHINGTON. April 27.-Suffcicut
credit 10 pull the farmer out of tho
hole" and allow him to continue OPP
crations. viii bc provided by the gov
"rnmcnts program TO aid the produc
crs. Comptroller of the Currency ID.
X CrissinGcr. declared today.
How the credit reservoirs are to
hc opened to afford new capital to the
farmers. already loaded down with
debt and unable to sell their crops,
except at great loss. is to be deter
mined tomorrow nj Il conference be-
tween Comptroller CrisSingcr, Score
tary of tho Treasury Mellon and mem
hcrs Of the Federal Reserve Board.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MNRKEr.

y f4TINHN mn TOwor Co, Md on5
~ NNlrsinIa Eli" ana Mar Ins Co. GiI.
T. rElnl' Ky ana Power Co MD 70
30" virginia IsN. and Power % Sr-i,,
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Statesmen and Agents


Statesmen and Agents 85
Al.ESMA% wanted 20 SELL omco. tho new
Mfg. Corr. Rochester. y. Y.
SALESMAN wanted TO become jobbcr for
high class auto accessory: must have
car aud know the trade. r. j. MchI-
man. Continental Trus; building. Wash.
inCton. -. &.
SA t.tSMhN--Wantcd, n high grade sne-
c!niiy salesman to take over two Statcs
on salary and commission basis. Must
re a i've wire. hsE, producer and CONT
highly recommended. We are manufac-
tnrcrs and leaders OF our line. Full de.
tails as TO experience earning ability.
etc., trrntcd conndentially. Give tcic.
phone number. Address H. s. Ee.y,u&
Richmond Hotel. S".
NOTE that eysty Ad . cofEtetlY indsxad
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PRODUCE aI.NisliETS.
Col. ZEE


MEW loEk. APRIL :'.-rhcrc were sharp
Tai!irS in III" market for coffee futures
mere today. which seemed more larr"ly .
n" result of local technical conditions
thin oi any fresh feature in tho general
NV a'eS,ccs from itrnail. Notices issued
rS'iHSi May contracts were estimated "A,
ln'tN l''.'h bags hut the liuui,ln,Iou ~
the near months was quickly absorbed a.
uhnut IN" recent late month Irc!n!u,ns
an, ~, atIer "renins 1" . points lower.
D';reS iTiil"d up on covering. May WAS
relatively firm. Selling NJ froi,, : 70 Ia
wh!!c Scptembor advances from GS To-
p'S-' IN: c'oSc was ut the h'st prices
W ne, IaE: Eh"wing net advance. OF
t'inn"r. CO.: October. G.I?. DECEMBER ZOE;
January ia; March 5Sj.
Sp"t coffee was reported in better do
nanI a, q 70 for RIO = and -. to e'4
Tor santos Ia Few cost and freight
offers were received. but il Was reported
that s"mc shi;rrrs were asking Tor bids
pHerS or santos Is and a. huurbpns wyr.
fcnnnricd ~ SO; American credits.
mo official cables quoted Rio unchanged
TO - rcia higher and Santos unchanged
I" 10 refs higher. but the dollar buying
rate showed AN advance q! 100 refs and
NIo exchange on London was sic pence
.nWcr. brazilian port receipts. ~ J,u: Jun
Niah receipts. $500.
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SEES SPECULATION AS
STlMCLANT TO BUSINESS
Iny As.ocIatcl prcss.l

WASHINGTON. April 21.-Specula-
ton is beneficial aud necessary in the
grain ANA other businesses. opponents
OF tho Approximation antigrain gam
bling hill told the House Agricui-
tural Committee today.
+. T.. Wc'ls. Minneapolis warehouse
man ana grain merchant. and j. T..
Griffin, president of the Chicago
Board OF TRADE. said the bill will de-
stroy all IN" grain exchanges OF the
country. they argued tina, 10 pre-
vent hedging, speculation and deal
ing in futures will destroy all the
existing machinery for wheat mar
kc;inr and financing without provid-
ing any substitute.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths
lin AfcnlOriaul

litA SSW ITr--In memory of our hoy. NIL.
liam Walter GTasswitt. Jr.. who dicd | (.
years ago today, April IS. 1910
Parents and SISTERS.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

81, flIN.tVV, NnrIl 2'.--tattIo: rccciDts. a.
V'' peel steers steady to isc higher: ;o,
Ecar.inrs; SO: hcavics. S.sj. bulk. 1.5o1t
80; s,"ckers and feeders active. steady.
steady - weak: bulk. :. - CO.; veal calves
stdrohs l" higher. bulk ton packers. GOO.
:, logs; receipts. 2I.ooo active: mostly re
hiShcf IMAM Yesterdays average. CLOSING
generally steady at advance: ;or. SJ:
hulk Tt sales, i:@5ffS.%": Jirs steady: hull.
u''SlfHo!c ~ ~ ~ ;'ouni pigs. 1904 -.
-Shccp; rcccir;s. -".Gpp: lambs steady to
fc lower; sheep St"rdy; wooded Lamb.
TOP; lilo: hulk. l9,oDfI 30. Yhurn top 10 Ii:
nnIk' a"n Gnb! good California springs
LOO. top native springs to yard traders
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FUNERAL TODAY FOR
AUGUST F. GRIMMEL [

r EmmGrai services for August F.
n, ~. !, wh" died Tuesday night
ai','r"o"n q, o'clock in the rnsi-
uthrr' -u!. Grove Avenue lntcrncnt
VIII be in HOLLYWOOD ~
-. ~" ~ survived by his wife. who was
iyfs' Mrs John Lirhcrt. Mrs. Charles
flc'i' ~ this city ana Mrs. Free.
Hniu,rs, Of Newark. y. j.: ana Two
"iG,S,h"rS' g. Fred and Henry f. Grim
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ncaI I.s,u1c urnn.ra..

iNcds Of bargain and sale vorc =,
."rG'1 IN III" chauccry Court yes
'trH"y conveying two important par
t'.S Of property
"'lHm II Palmer transfers to
o"'" y Nh'rn property "t the south
West corner Of Cary ana Nino,cc,,h
H'icriS fronting % feet. for SIS. 600
l'!' h"Ai being couSummatcd through
'"pih y Clark, and William Brelinr
transfers /" lazarus Earp. property
~ 'i' northeast corner of Main ana
= ,1ihoi" streets. fronting twenty
ELt feet, FOR s?,5oO. the sale being
erected l.! <. f. Schmidt & Com
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SUGAR

Nl3w YORK April .7-No further
changes occurred in the raw, sugar mar
k"t. ana prices We're quoted al -. for
ccntrimEn by the committee. with un-
cont rolled auSarS the same basis,
Trading was not particuiarly actiy. nov
ever with r"iin"rS Only Interested In
nearby positions. and sales Tor tho day
wcr" nLly lS.O"J bags of San DominrOeS
To- a local rctincr.
The market for refined was unchanged
at G.75 ~ cents for nlc rranula;cI. with
business OF only inrict:.ic proportions as
buyers are not Inclined to anticipate.
Trading In sugar FUTURES was !c,,, active
but the undvrtun" WAS iirmcr and after
op" ling puiut lower To- l point higher.
prices rallied covering and buying
credited 10 New orleans interests wlrt,
closing prices &" - po!ats net higher,
MAY closed At S.Si JAW At IOi. Scpicm =
hcE 500.
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DRY GOODS.
MEN YORK, APRIL 2.-rwo- oi
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CALI. MONEY

>,,v. ,tA!;'. MONEY
Oh tho New York Stock Exchange today
ruled az o.. r"r cent all day.
f1ds Toy tim" money were made 4 81,
per c"It Tor moacrat. amounts. hut loud :
rs are SuII asking per cent. Renewal :
wcr" arrauE"i At -. p"r cent an mixed
Sn.latrrhI anu az per cont on all in
cent Tor the best names. and at ~. trr
cent for less highly rated names. For
rhnir" names a, short maturity there.
w"g" som" transactions at p.r cent.
Couatry banks ar" the heaviest buyers
and Htic nov paper is coming into the
MA rkCi.
DRY GOODS.
MEN YORK. Aarll 1.-TWO thirds oi
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NNUITON'IOns Tor hmI!ding ncrmiig
YER h'od with building Inspector
tuiI"r yesterday by the Miller Manu-.
i"rl"rinS company for brick stor.
't' rlHni 10 he erected at the cor
n'r "i stockton and Sixth streets.
south Richmond to cost S2GOGn. The
structure To he 80 10y 1873 feet. and by
j Fred hasten 10 erect Il brick dwell
nS at SER iark Avenue. to cost $40
unu
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corTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK. April ?s-'rhc cottonsocd
"!S market was again steady. with fair
active Speculative support based ON tha
hrnncsS Of crude holders ANA prospects
Tor AN "ariy TGpira lions settlement. Re-
liners also hruEhc. but Ia tho later after
aeon realizing checked tho rise and nnal
prices Were points lower IL 10 higher.
Sales. Hl.on barrels Prime crude 4 - ~
90. prime summer yellow spot. $50: Mav
bid. 49,
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NAvAI. STonrs

INVKSONNILLE. Fla. Nurll 2t-Tur-
pehtl;le. itTn. ,iis: sales. i;5: receipts ~:
sn,pincn;s. .2N; stock. 1926. Rosi:i. nrfn :
s.ttS. SS2: receipts. l.iSi: shipments gli /:
Ls"H<, l'5;SS. quote: u. 3.G0gT3.C5: u ..i :
r. ~; +: a."'G S.:I: q. 3.?5: II. Js5It 10;
l. l'c9w i.~: Is. 2vGt ia; NJ. ijyG;i.Ss: ~
iSo: VIC. %. WY. j.sos
SAVANNAH. GA. Aprii -7-Turpcn,i,.
mtni; SOL: sa!"S. rs: receipts I}5: sh!1-
meats. iH: stock. 5.tS. Rosin. hr:m: sales.
;::'SI Quot: u. go; .. as: y. sS5:
l., -: q. 49,; IL. $..a:ii.Gt: 30 a - .
VI i5eW ": y. 80: We. 1.a5: WV. DO
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the cotton uianhctS offered FOR fall by
the largest producer Yesterday alrcauy
nave been placed uuder order. Another
large line was opened today. and Il was
stated only one-third of Il normal years
p."ouct could be made before October !.
me curtainem OF PRODUCTION In these
ines was very general amoaE New Eng.
land mills
r,rint cloths were nrmer on moderate
safes. n 1ut"E"n"d demand was uu;n,l for
spots In in" Goods. worstcd warns showed
;,. ;.nr, shanEe Satisfactory business was
Schinless SIX hUs..ry sold frcclN
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Y It'I.,
NL.M nr,l.ANSNN,

NEW ORLEANS. Nurll g..-Hough rice
n" sales: receipts. i.ia7 sacks. u,illcrs' RI
GENTS. Ht'nc; clean rice. steady. salcS
Honduras. 80" rockcts. 31i: blue rose,
S,3l" pockets litn3i>. bran and lulish nm
changed. receipts, 3..i1
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

linden Fo,: QUICK REFERENCE.
TIE f.isiS daily
moIniaG suit."m VII. appear m the neat
f Thr a,t 81 rian s,eM,a Cover Sn1G
ana sysmins s,rf'Gr r,i n al insa4ess MSh
DISPATCH. which Is rriced separately.
schedule uf Want Nd. Rates.
gas word daily. minimum soc. set soiiu.
ic a word sunday. minimum iVc. agate
consecutive insertions price OF "a In
consecutive Insertions price OF 5n In.
la-roint Type.
The largest Type permitted III the Want
Al. cages IS i. point. ana the, smallest
space !n which ls-puint iypS sd may DO
type is cents Il wofd daily. anu 5 crnis
a w9ii SUNDAY rne same scale OF ie.
ads.
hese rates apply only to advertisements
territory. From o;mvr sources the rates
a ary D t.; "a eSn, an 0 .r@ .o i"s sun.
order III All instances.
Longer Term Hates Tor business ALycf.
users Oh Request.
advertisements received lat. as 10
"a H i IT, ana 10 5 s. s'Go .r wSSSdAy ana
hcaiiVn IN tue next EDITION.
Any ~. lliEsE: BtAACu MANI ALI.
WANT AD.:
WEST OF FIRST STREET.
y. MOLLSEiFfEE.
bUKroN,s pIGG siUitE.
$500 Nest cary Street.
=, III N5rth sheppard street
bLANE $50 HI W., n4osa lE,nI :.,
cAyEDos DlUG sEoNE.
HOON EItS IIiARAiACY
iiobinson and Ainin.
THE BkASDis i'llAKAiACY.
suul Park
u. Z. KERN.
GROVE AVENUE rIihKMACY.
aG2i Grove Avenue.
1913 West Main Street.
HEhMirAGr. DRUG CUMFASY.
t FIJI Hys bli t5G's s1 SHES;
WEST i Ell, t cU<t Aysnps
is0i West Aiui. Street.
a. 4. JOitANN.
fiHn .slitrEr PHARMACY.
q. cliioCCA pEOS..
~ X Nes M.> n'G q pi Fi,se':
1870 Broo!, Avenue
TAREA>;%l p,hu(;, c0MrA%Y.
coIE%, CO. DErAkM.Nr STORE.
II W. h1 G. s isf5%a Eiiss''
a30 West Leigh street.
EAST OF FIRST STREET.
SCIEHS.
nttGG i iEs Il SIT n'seS 60.
S2S H9r1h Eiin street
$50 North Fourth Street
RICHMOND PHARMACY
SCIIEIsS
ROLAND II. CHIIDEEY.
90 Norih Eighteenth Street
WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
Twen ny, a., and Mn,1 = "a Streets.
TEE StR{MGGN AHi pf NAH SiTgS's
si:9 Ea!! inount Avenue.
800 Xenahle Street.
Twcnty-siSth and venuble Streets
:. -. CRAIG.
ii iSRb EsH' pi hiSid sf T,5SI:
$500 EAST Z; + M. SMant s,res..
wEISBEnGERs.
FULTON.
JOHN T. kuESTER
:l5 Louisiana Street.
3307 Williamsburg Avenue
j. y: BLACK * sos.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
WASHINGTON Il EARLY.
1900 Hull Street
J.. J. PARRISH.
w, si iiGs ii@It SIRE,
oslo Hull Street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
3i0i Scinmcs Avenue.
BARTON HEIGHTS
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY,
els North Avenue.
HIGHLAND Park.
w. * VAUGHAN.
Fourth Avenue ana stuart Street,
ROLAND rhRE.
FARK VIEW PHARMACY.
-Ls--M. .s Sl-l- = S..hIe
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
PENCE SPRINGS
HOTEL
I.cncc snrinrs ~ y

Fence Springs. ". Va.
.''"' 'ugi"ti. ,itrCh 10 Dec. Midway
between WASHINGTON -. g. and Cincti.-
% I' 80 IA tn" Eh-sa; cake and Ohio
- NHAHAh.Iy attractive. Booklet. etc.
" u. PAXTON
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Markets
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Cool SS"rn-fcd hogs. iGy lbs,
,.ahi ar ............... '
" 9,S vcrn-fed hogs. TO To- or
SSYHoa s"rn fed pigs ana shiou;s Sc "a
s,cn,irn hogs sold subjcct 70 +,
oilv % ~hsn soft and
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LIBERTY BONDS

~. :. LOCAL. MARKEr.
BF Ftcd'E l. Noliini. G. 20
oo7 Lac, \, Investment Bankers.
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Help Wanted-Male ga

WANTED. men and women who have
energy. determination and ability To sell
building lots in u hIgh-class section OF
Richmond. Prefer only those who are
capable OF earning from $50 to $500 a
week. Have some special bargains on
easy monthly terms that easy TO sell,
previous experience not essential. Cali
tomorrow morning at 10 O'CLOCK, Room
zoo over No: IL North Ninth Street.
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SpecinI Notices
Personals

DRtGGETS. rugs. carpets curtains and
blankets cleaned by the hes: hods al
the lowest price. Mrs. A. j. pyle ais.
2i7 North Eiflh street
MRS. b. J. La F"u announces the mar
r!agc of her. daughter. Ellie Hickman,
To Oscar +. Murdoch. The marriage
took place In Richmond April 20.
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Lost and Fonnd

Twelfth and Main Streets bill fold. con-
tanning sum OF money. Reward il re-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-26

think of women anyway-just so many
bundles of meat he sells and passes
about.
''You see that 1 remarked I mar
ried him out of pity. Well, that's
right. He wanted to kill himself and
said I was the only person who could
save him.
Il cured him of an illness by my
own magnetism. 1 put him on his feet
and now comes his ingratitude.
He hates my occult sciences. In
1917 he abandoned me.
what is the riddle of the Sphinx
Love! The law of attraction and re-
pulsion. Magnetism!
but the way to get along is to
keep your mouth shut and pretend
you know nothing.
Recalls Ancient Martyrs.
But the price of this wisdom! You
ask me what it is?
GO ask Appolonius, who died of
starvation; Pythagoras, whose school
was burned down by fanatics; go ask
the price paid by Socrates, who had
to drink the hemlock; ask Paracelsus,
that medieval genius who died on the
streets ask Agrippa, called the sor-
cerer by his enemies; ask that first
electrician whose lamp that wouldn't