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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
WILLIAM COX, So, DIES
At HIS RESIDENCE HERE
Sunday School Teacher AT Grace
Stree; Baptist Church
Over ~ NcnrS

iiian Cox. sunday school teach
'f ~ Grace street baptist Church
."r NOR" tnan iortE-tour years died
yesterday morning ct his home. ,
last CaiN street. ia his uinety-tr;h
year. Euncrd! services will b.. held
rom INC church tomorrow afternoon
:tt J:3U o'clock
MI con was born in EngIand ON
oct"h"r ,. iS2G AMI had lived In
nohm"nd sine" May. 1872 IL was
i"r inaEN years in III" "mp,ov of
Lew ~ Davis ana OF Sydnor x
iiundlcN. lie WAS active in Ia. worI,
"i n" church ami TOOK delight in.
hclrIts IN" aged ana Sick rs lnnn
as his health permitted
Mr.. cox Is survived By two sons
Key Arthur y. Cox. nj Now IIan,p-
shire. and Herbert T. Cox. of R:ch-
W'rd: fly" Grandchildrcn and orc
great grandChild.
ptilncarcrs Will II" I. II. Nuudlc,
John Neal, g. T. Sy,ror. w y
Trainham. W. +. Kirk. Y. McKinnur
y. II. Mcdowell and l.. H. Jenkins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
PAST WEEK is ONE OF
ADVANCES IN PRICES
Spectacular Feature Is Movement uf
cotton sH-ofi Souih TO Srw York
for JMmmarN G0mtractS.
ny AssociItcd Press. ]

-.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l6.-lt WAS
a week .! advancing prices in the
cotton market. mainly because Of the
strength OF the January position and
the marked Improvement in the mar
Act FOR finished goods. uishcs, prices
cam" AZ the middle Of the week. wIcn
the trading months We're ll3 Ia Isl
points over the last prices of the pre-
cvdinG Week. with january up to
l5..' ana March up to 1900. Last
prices for tho week showed net gains
ON contracts VI Hincty-ciGhJ to Ic1
points. with january At las: and
March at LODI. In the spot depart
mcnt. prices gained 700 points on
mIdd.inE ia iIc net results. the Last
quotation being 800 cents.
The spectacular feature vi the week
was the movement q: cotton from the
south tC' New York to be rendered on
January contracts there. On Thurs
day, clcarauCcs :or New York from
this port amounted 20 SIS? bales and
there was total coaStwisc move
mcnt on that dag Of 1887 bales. Eu-
NOR had il that 4.00n bales oi fr"irh;
room had boon hcokcl out of New
orleans for New York ANA the total
az cotton from various
Southern points 10 New York in time
FOR tender this month WAS variCUsly
estimated ali the way from 10000
bales up ~ 10000,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
TO ANALYZE RAT POISON
IN ILLINOIS MURDER CASE
Shrrin HciicNes Death of Harry W.
PicrSon WIS Cnuscd by Dose of
Rnhrpt Toxin.
n.,i. ~ ~

CHICAGO. Ian. ia package of
rat poison. which sheriff Len y.
Spaulding. Of Bureau County. Illinois,
is bringing to Chicago. viii he an
alyzed :" determine whether /: con
ta!nS roisons similar TO those said
to have been found last December
in tho ViScCra OF Harry W. Picrson.
a prosperous farmer Of Princeton. III.
The farmers wife. Mrs. Selma
NordStrom FicrSOn. mother of twp
children. and Arthur Shipp. Y returned
solder formerly employed on the
p'crSon farm. have been indicted by
tn" Bureau County grand jury on
charges OF murder in connection with
hisrSOm'S death.
ricrson died eight hours after cat
Ing corn flakes for breakfast il was
SAID. In q confession states At
torn"y johnson is said 30 hav" OBJ
tanned from Shipp, tn" Farm hand ad-
United tnat il" fen IN love wiiH hts
employers Wife. II" said lie aud Mrs
Pi"rSon mad CARRIED on :: currcspond-
, ne" using the hcnhouSc as post
Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Wis. Virginia L., p,,,v,on.

i..DEl; ick SHCitt:. IA. Jan. H..
'""S HNS been received here Of tac
'.id a.! MiSs Nu'.iuia ,c, rati.-
T. Formerly o. tbs CITY. " nich took
P!"cc IN The Presbyterian S.tnator!uu
-AuuIhrrpuc, New McNicn. January
- MIS-" l'tiicSon mad many friends
II Ercdcricksbur.. where She resided
"' number al years aud IVES -
"'inhrr uf the faculty of FrvdrrIckS-
'"rS college. SD. made m.yly friends
"'Siu" 90 hcr school work. ami t-rSr
''"hdS. during her Illness. ch""rcd
lei 10y many tol<cnG ~ their kindly
.icfest. After leaving Frcd"riC,s-
iu'S she taught Tor several years IN
nc Presbyterian school for Girls in
-iatafior!s. Mexico. until the unset
."d state of that country compelled
nc temporary closing OF the sCnOo'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Lodge Notices

OWLS ATTENTION
All members ot Hichmp.Ii Nest, 80
10. are -"nucstud - attend meeting
hohi"y night. January Il. iIncndincnts
{" tn" bylaws viii Lr considered. ana
9th"r Important matters Wal be brought
bcfo5" tn" Nest.
ny order q. 4 Andrews. President.
g. CLARKE.
Recording S.yr"tnry
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Granville Hicks.

fEf:DElticNSEU VA. Jan. 10
T"hE.ilc Hicks. Confederate vet
ran. died 1t his HON" her" y,tt-r-
.ay. aged ~ years lie was q Nom
'nr 81 the celebrated i'clhaIn'S Bat
m.r% and served throughout the civil
- ar. Heart disease and throa;
f"nbic caused his death Mr.. iIiCil :
N.tS Il wldoWcr. and is survived by
ne daughter. Mrs. Charles ". Shell
IN, with whom he made hie home.
rs on.y son was killed about year
go, when he WAS run over by ear
u gravel pit in Spotsylvani1 toulI-
v ihc deceased "aS II member of
D" Methodist church and OF Maury
amp. Confederate Veterans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
BL0UNT MASON is DEAD
AT HIS HOME IN ASHLAND
Was During tailrord Career SS>isi
ant To President OF I:.ir and

!i"un' Mason. aged -. who was
on. time assistant to the pr.sjd.:,,
the Fri" and til" Baltimore auI oh.
Railroads. died last night at his HON,
at Ashland. iliS death followed ,
l!lu"SS of several days. brought u.
By pneumonia
Mr. Mason was Il son or John Y. n,t
Mary Ann Mason. He Is survived IL,
his widow. who was before her mar
riaE% Mrs TiGEi" Finders. Of Rich
Mason. .Ir.. of Baltimore Two sister,
MISS Mason. OF washington. and Mrs
Archer Anderson. OF Richmond. ais,
survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
our>, Fur nandi,. ,.r,,,,,r,

pNi.l,AS. TENAS. Ian. iS-Saarch
Tor four bandits. one %; whn,, nnjl,.,,
believe I" be the master mind Ina
me daring robbery Of a post.o;lirn
suh%iaitom here Friday night. when
nhhS"ed men mad" away with Two
mail pouches. coutainin. mnr. ,h',,
F-'.o",ono in non negotiable PAPER
an" approximately $4,000 in paper
money. was continued today withGu,
result.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Lost nn'! F'Oun,i

NNEU US 2. l"tvn' IoA'M.r I'm sur,,n,-
morning between iIuiiyw pod t'"iuti.,.
ihI i."urci and Main. Reward. taii
l. E,S Lost, hunch -; Hcys. one Y.i. k.y
q" .lr"s. Is 81, care rimua-Dur"trn.
MONEY Lost saturday evening nu r.f,g.
Htf'"t ,cHf or on Broad Street t;l IN
hl. H."ard Handnlpn JH6-J
County Saturday. whit. with nr,..,,,
sn"i> hcad b'own ruhnlnE To Y on baci.
-, neck "pt.'r !H"t"U0i with 'wn ,l.re /,
90 wire. Liberal reward !; -etu-u.I "a
i,T. James u. lester e. East Fr,uil i,,
,'tfG"', fh2U" 7.ndnluh $50
RLS6 Los. Saturday afternoon on Urn,,i
S''.''. from Shepherds tn ! 4! No,Iv
70: or ~ tnhcn Co. diamond ami SAP.
phlt" IN. Reward Phone lluuI.y,,1
.tt.W Mie. Fufh E',-
WHIST WATCH Lost IN r".,. ;TrD,
Tw"ht| s'N'h and Clay :" Tw.,'sy .,i,i.,
"hd H'lu. .oli wis: watch c.irs1 ...,,,
I.nu"!ngus picture. i.il,.r,: rsmn-J
Mfh, j l.. Collier, Io7 %u-.n T.y.rfv.
---. .-L-M H.. - Mamhn.ll 100 ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
WARN ALLIED VESSELS
E'i>hrri>i> Annummrc Intention To
iirr ON ship. of Civilized
S::tiuuS.

toNStANrINCdI.E. Jan. iG.4.All
Ne"Se." i.N!"t allied lake when .tr-
r'oaca wi"a.n twelv" miles o: tn"
Russian niack sea coaH; will he fired
upon by land batteries ANA bc sub
joe; 10 attack 10y submarines. it Is
Indicated i'm message received hora
from Moscow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Finances Funeral of Rcclu.c

NHTILAND. WIS. Jan. lG.-Th. MOI,
Icr* hcid will not get the BODY of
,,ohh smith. aged rcclusc. who shot
ms d"E ana then himself. here, re-,
Gently AFTER he wa; informed he wnuId
naEe 20 desert his dog il he wished 10
enter the poor farm. George r.. era
YET. u. New York and London fnan-
:lc', mas authorized local authorities
20 prepare suitable funeral for
oihitn ana his dog and that rNuenScS
would be betrayed by Crater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Joseph &. Jones.

WINCHESTER. Jan. lG.-Joseph
g Jones. II years old. son oil the iat"
Rev. Joseph =. Jones. of the Epis-
coral Church, died at M!llwond
clarke County. following several
months illness. lie was formerly
engaged il the drug business. and
later became associated with The lat,
~: 'iwNnno Harrison In the coal
fields OF West N!rginin Ills remains
w"r" Inferred at old Chapel. near
WILDWOOD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
MrN. lInrthn sn.I

Mrs Martha Sncad. widow of Tia,
lat" y j. Sncad. died yesterday 81;
the morn" Of her daughtcr. Mrs. Ir.
htSh"lHl. Taylorsvillc. iianov"l
Fiu'r9i services viii hi onnGuctcG
from The HON" this afternoon at 2:3c
o'clock. lnt"rm"nt Will hc in tn.
family hnr%ing ground.
Mrs SucUi Is survived hv ny,
children. Kirby. Walker and John
Sn'ai. OF Greenwood. =. g.. AMI Iam.s
Sn"ad aud Mrs. Ira Chisholm. OF Han
over County. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Negro iHaii. Through Hria..

IT'I' I.NS, GN.. JAN. lr- II.ur,-
Thomas. Il ncSro employed ON IN,
plantation of II u. Johnson. was
,"und hanging. head downward On
81 "f'dEc near her" at noon Fri
""N. rte was unconscious 'rh. ne
Sf" rcSained consciousness TO-DAY ana
loih authorities inVosticatiur III.
chS'' nat he fell through hol. in
-, nri"sc Thursday night and was
uh""'c 10 cNiricaic himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
HOUSE COMMITTEE PROBES
REC0NDiTlONlNG OF SHIPS
Three Members Leave for New York
to Rchumr Investigation OF
Transports Today.
fy Associated Press.

I ny sNSSDVIHItV I'F'SS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. i6.--A sub
committee OF the war Department
expenditures committees. consisting OF
Representatives Frcnr. Republicans,
Wisconsin: Jcuoris. Republican. Ne
brhska. and Lea. Democrat. ca!ifor-
ha. Viii 80 10 N.w York tomorrow
..&ht 1" resume Investigation Mon
dh! INTO ~" rocnndit.unin,s q. ships
winch We're Gseh hy the War Depart
iu"nt a transports
In" rcn'n:t'"r Investigating into
n" >h!rpin. Board and Emergency
.trt 'Nrbnia;i"n. Of Which Repre-
'"ni"iiEc N&.Si Republicans. Massu-
huScitS - chairman, will go TO New
FORK also 10 continue tn. injuries
.Gccc Mcnhav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

rT---s>------------x--
49, rE'eet.- .r>-ENlxe " 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Pullman operatives wor,, Mn. Hour.

CHICAGO, Ian. a.--scglnnlng to-
morrow the :o.o0n employees Ia the
operating department. OF tn. Pullman
COMPANY vii! work min" hours n dnv
inSi"'h or eight, ii WAS announced TO-
night by their representations AZ "A
inrStirs of the Chicago Federation OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Order Restored in India.

nhtiil !, INDIA. Jan. li.-ordrr has
bton restored in tho Iiai Eur,N lis
.,rlct, southwest Of I.uckmow. where
ttoihE was recently carried on hy
NJ peaSan' ry. Nearly an those ar
"s"efS haN' been released Iurirg.
,ne disturbances the police Killed
nine rioters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
ucsumc Shipping monrd Probe.

NEW YORK. Jan. i6.--Th" Walsh
!"hercsS!"nal committee. ,nvc>tisat-
'hS a!iairS of the United States Ship
ping Board viii resume its inquiry
mere az 1880 o'clock tomorrow morn
ihG IN" committee. il wHs AN.
hounc'd tonight will dclvc into tn"
management; of ship repair yards y
number of witnesses have been sub
pocn:cd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
GREEKS Break RESISTANCE
ncrMra The. Unvr Taken Prisoner
Hnny rurii>. Including One
General.

=
i'tNloN. Jan. lG.--hccoriing To- an
g'iirihl ;rniy report from Athens. tho
creek army Is breaking TIA" stubborn
resistance Of the Turks. The Greeks
have occupied Bilcdjiit karsiicny ana
hSkichcts. routing three OF the enemy
divisions.
- the Greek report says that many
IuFkN were taken prisoner. Including
on" general.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Gas Explosion I>ir,s Two.

Row. y. IL. Jan. Ii. Explosion of
EaS pi1nt that was hcir. Installed
IN tho residence OF Arthur / ,ur,is
her" today killed two small children
WHO boarded in the house. burned
MIS-. curtis so seriously that she died
soon after, injured two wurklucn and
wrecked tho house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
.Iamic, 4. Nuru>I

Tt EI.I.NI l.i... ~. I.,W II
'.hi," =. .tu&u>t \. years odd. di,d
az VIC mona" OF has sister. Mrs. -. :.
.''".'!, '.S.sE Water ora. IT." was ..
N"t % "a ."'c ,".onS. JuiG,s y. .IU-
,us;. y distinguished ,..c.irrIty %. o.
H't'' ana WHS oorl at nnt Springs
- ~" - Survived ,y $50 r.s,er..
M ON nruthur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
.AUTHER IS ARRESTED
ON CHARGE OF THEFT
Valves ENtraiition Rights and Viii
q" Back to Madison tn Disprovc
Allegation, lie Says.
Ey ASsocIAt-d pross. /


CHICAGO Jan. l6.-ri"rr. PAUL
-,uiher. Highland Paris chemist. who
Etcp"d with Mrs. Fran2en. OF Madison
IS several weeks ago. was arrested
NeStciay on warrant charging; tar
SthN, sworn out by the woman's
nus l"nd Nuthcr waived -,N,radi,iuu
rlEhtS and said he willingly would go
l" Mauison 70 prove his Innocence.
huih.r. VIII" had been living in Il
hntc! here with his wife and child.
WIN whom he had been rcconcilcd
AFTER polio. officers found him and
MRS. frln@cn in st. Louis. expressed
surprise ~ the arrest, hut submitted
quietly. The warrant was sent here
by the chief Of polio" OF Madison and
Soeciiics the theft or SlUu
understood tina: MIR. Fran2rn had
cropped the larceny charge" he said.
can easily d!spr"y. the charr.
NY. rrnnzcn and talked ninlaDiy i"r
,Wo hours toe might Mrs traizc!i and
! lc!t Madison and We uar;cd on the
he$t OF terms. | did not use a re-
HotNtr ana did not ask FOR any
Upon parting MIR Eran.en e,y.
ms WI" Il check for Sluo 10 helm a.
iiaE her expenses AMI TO clrar All
tihinlS 81" might make unon their
in"uS;rhoid furniture and Other be-
I1hEinss. Mrs. Franzcn cashrJ mar
'hI'k herself, never handled IL
Auihcr said he did not know ~.
whereabouts OF Mrs. Franzcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

~ IsCEi.l.Nii.l.t:. VA. Ian. 10 In
"rination has been received a"r" Of
a" death in Norfolk "f Mrs. Annie
g" Fall. 81 formcr resident Of this
'niniy AMI IN" wifi" of II 4: Ball.
Nhirh occurred on W"lr"S lay Mrs.
III was 80 years o' az" ana is SUR
wed L. Her husband. two small ,h,l-
IRON. her mother. and Two sisters.
Mrs. w. u. Sisk aid Nrr. : T. Stcph-
rs. all Cf Norr"''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

i.I%ciiHuRG. VA. Jan. IG.-Mrs.
Gorge w. Jones died at Chestnut
:"y"l. !ittsylvanid County. sunday.
Is" surviving CNI!dren are Jane. =
ones. Mrs. J, \. Thompson Miss Nan
lic Jones. Chestnut Level. ard Mrs
=. y Easlcy. Rluch-id. ". Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Nlrn. I:,lnn Sims

:, rtRCELi.V!LLE. VA. Jan 20
ArS. f.dna Sims. wife of =; RoDcr;
inns editor OF the ucrndon Observer
ni"u al h";' Aomc in. !i,rmdnn Monda.
Survived D.: her nuSbanu ami six
children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
I.onn Railways Money.

PEklNIi. Jan. lG-Nn important
precedent was established today by
tn. signing OF Il 5000 600 ven LOAF,
10y a group of ihirty-S"vcn Chinese
banks with the ministry of connuni-
cations. for the purchase of cars and
locomotives for the four PRINCIPAL
railways. This WAS TIN. first time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

;.YNCiErHt;. VA, Jan. IL. Miss
:ih", HarncS - Years g. age, ,iaugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Barnes. died
At q hoSajtal here Friday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
no" store in Sight Of Police.

EIRAttNGNAM. ALA. lam Ic i,
"Ior" Within '!:'y feet OF police head
quarters was robbed Of $1,000 worth
merchandise Last night. tho rob-
",iS setting away With their loot
Without leH.Ir = ,ii:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
a.rhUtN,A IN
In NiCitoriain

WOuD la .oyiuE r.n."n6rlacc of ON
Hy"r 'tih"r, a"t husband. q oE... "
M""n' IN" ~ t-tct this AZ I,.. month";
HG,yi on: dear nus W. arc coming.
W. VIII l." there ~ aIt h-
ANA wc hope 10 iEG yuu waiting
Ia ih"s" heavenly gates on hish
SOM, inn% ;hial T.! soon forge, you.
, Ana ny M"u",ied hear; b" h"...G
which i within !.y heart concealed
rive month";. ago YOU icf, u. father
how ~" mss your lovluE f,cc:
bht you '"tt ~ to remember
Non" ph rIrth can ta... ...u- ,,i.,,
!ly lis DeNnlnh Mi:n lnI- ..nIL.I.nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

we nome. ln;crincmt was In Bciicr
cemetery. Deceased WAS - years
o!u; and is survived by her husband
Hhu two children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 f. Main Street Phone Randolph az
Norfolk & Western Rv.

Leave Broad street station Daily.
For Norfolk GOO y. NJ. 800 a NJ.
S S:oo 4 II c caS I. A. o For the West,
/. NJ. .9:25 u. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk. ll:45 y. NJ. G:55 y. NJ. 9:55 p
NJ; from the West. 7:35 a. NJ, s 80 A.
NJ. 2;10 +. 81. 1850 p, NJ, 9:55 p, AZ
once, sS2 East Main Street Phone
Madison 11&
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

that thcit had bccn such concerted
SUPPORT by native bankers OF tho
governmental constructive efforts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
tcnun,c Nnincy-Kcnnm.r cnntcst.

FORT PAYNE. ALA. Ian. IG.-Thc
'carins OF the ltalnc?- kcn;iincr con-
test Tor Congress IN The Scycutb dis
,rict. which Ntnc to Il sudden close
III th,s county Friday. will be re-
Suihtu at t';dsdcn tomorrow morning.
attorneys FOR Mr.. kanamcr announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
TREASURY PAPERS AT LOWER
INTEREST OVERSUBSCRIBED
Subscriptions trrrr.ni;n. over HALF
Million Dui'nr. h"rriNc1 for
S.SO.uDu.roI ISSUE.
-NSHI%GTG<. Ian. iC-.:uhs.r

wAsIiIxGTO%. jan. To- auhsortp-
tons a@Eregating over $500 "l",upp.
were received hN IA" Treasury De
pariment Sec,"iarN houston an;
issu" Of certificates Indebtedness for
$3.50. 100000 offered FOR maturity on
April II auA October -.
ovcr-suhscr.p'iou by loo p"r cent;
of these Issues which call for q lrNy"c
rate OF interest than has been usNoa
by the government during the past
six months was reg trd"t hN Treas
TRY officials a indicating som" easing
in tn. money situation
Weekly Dr, Goods.
KEW YORK, Ian. lG.- Cotton goods
markets hayg been &'t.y and pr'gSs
dcncy Tho v.rv drastic rcducl .Ou-
IN finished foods brcrgh; forward
substantial orders Tor delivery I'M
April, or IS Ear rs mills Would "..l
M tue low Grdrcs. some %; ~,
larger mills have announced ID re-
sumption OF fu..-ti'n" opcrdtiou-. aud
starting up NOR" machinery SD that
IL looks as IL tn" Wers' of tn" cur
tpilment Of product j. over with Wild
shectings wcre advanced 3 cents to
a basis Of 5s cents Tor lu-i r-qupt
goods ana several l!u.s o: -
hlcachad co,;ons were advanced.
withdrawn or placed - value Pa
cilic pcrcaics were withdrawn. ana
Gales advanced u cents yard fol-
lowing STEADY advances IN priu,
cloth.
Man lines Of coIored goods hay"
been sold ',D into March and AprU
and no deliveries OF den.lus rarNcr
IMAM F"bruarv are now Ubtaiuabi.
from the largest producers Wash
goods are NOR" active, anu there
mas heen a good business done in
white goods towelllngs licEings
and some lines Of low-cnd drapcri.s
convcrtcrs report a slowly incrca Ing
business in finished lines Fine
comhed yarn goods ia the gray have
sold in larger volume than at any
tim" in six months. Tho yarn mari
kcts ar" :irTn'' ana some prices have
been advanced. More business 8 he
ing done in knit goods at low prices.
the movement in this quarter being
moderate.
Prices current are: print cloths. g,
inch CixGis. 6 IA cents G4x6ns. d
cents: Ss l.2 inch G4xGis. . cents
brown shec'inrs standards IL 10 70
10 cents; tickinEs. ornec % cents.
staple 2:2o indigo dsulrlS. L. cents
staple gingnans n value. !aS, price.
10 IL cents; prints. IL cents. dress
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Nrs. NIatisir u. Low,

BRISTOL. VA. Ian. iG-E:un.ral
services tor Mrs. Madpic - Lowe.
VII" died q; her home here on Wood
lawn Avenue. We're held Yesterday al
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Corp. als West Broad Street. MIN
= nun 900 miles! $3.50 90. ii south ! Tsnsh5
$50 a. Il. FILLER. ,2oS ~ broad I''F'e
FORD TOURING,
1913 MODEL, EQUIP
PED WITH SHOCK
ABSORBERS, SEAT
CO V ERS; OVER
H A u LED AND IN
e X zee LLENT ME-
CHANICAL CONDI-
TON.
FORD RUNABOUT.
1918 MODEL, EQUIP
+ ED WITH NEW
T | r Z S, ND IN
GOOD r in MING
CONDITION.
70 r RUNABOUT,
1918 MODEL, EQUIP
PIE d WITH WIRE
w RI r f l. S, N Il w
f f n d E r S AND
NEW TOP
70 r D TON TRUCK
CHASSIS, 1919 MOD
Ell, EQUIPPED FOR
ST A r TIE r, OVER
II a u l. E D A N D
20 ED WITH
NEW TIRES.
PR O NJ PIT DELIV-
cry ON ALL TYPES
0 f N f w F ORD
CA rs. r f ASON-
ABLE TERMS CAN
Is r A X r A N GED.
PHONE OR WRITE
U S A N d GU r
S A l. + S NJ AN WILL.
f. X p l. A | N OUR
PROPOSITION.
SEE w. G. KING,
RICHMOND MOTOR
CO., INC,
TENTH AND
BROAD STREETS.
oE Dan denonstrator. o.passanIer, with
hticraE top. condition guaranteed.
Ih9ne Randolph .23
III. Austin r. .iu.lvu ,nr tis ~ ,,,. Al I.
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Former Emperor BETTER.
GENEVA, Jan. Former. Empcr-
or charles OF Austria hungary. who
has been II! with innusnaa. is rccov :
.rinS satisfactorily f,om tho attack.
y rs Annomnccd ,n,ln..
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Trains
DAILY unless otherwise shown published
only ms information and not guarsnt ecd
I Daily except Sunday. Sunday only
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rm,Icrni iilIr,.inrs

MO- - !S,: !tpi-ho CO.npi-,ea :, ~
nonFh W. afe euupr-d - dye gar.
tnrhts b!hCk IA twenty four hours. rhi,
10 n sp-"..i brAnta OF uuf busln,., ,nJ
Always Slv"n prompt attention Nn..
,"tl"s a2I S"rtlI S"@.rtn street
rhn a.. .-".!n rn-L., t.ilcr.. u,iecto,
sn1 "ii.D~, .,itf sbG l. Main S;rsr.
MaGlFoH - itsudoiph 5CGJ
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

IhuVUIIVUIICS IOT OUI6. Jul
FOX SALE--Iiudson Super Six" or will
cNchtnRc for small house. or good ~.
Saht 1913. Box ~. Station a.
FOX USED cARS-Sec Richmond Icl,n.
Corp. 31S West broad Street '
FoltD-l?20 touring. brand new: starfer.
run soo miles: S500.6Q. II South Tenth
FORD TOcRISG-l9D model with .,,.,.,.
t9." a. II. rill"r. !11N ". Bfnad "