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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-19

not control it, and that they will not
succeed IN controlling it until expert
mentation has discovered some things
not known now
l am willing to say that had the
proper experimentation been done on
nimal before the world war. the
sololers would have escaped infuen-
"a and pneumonia, just as they es.A
capped typhoid and ~dysentery, =
ihe and stockmen want ia
know more about the cure of sick
STOCK n the prevention Of sickness
IN stock. They will not tell the COM
mon sense folks that we have ali the
knowledge we need as to disease.
suppo the people of Colorado
vote to abolish this kind of irving or
experimenting in their state. SIRE
y they want their medical. yeterin-.
airy and health work to improve. I'm
p~roVenaent is by trial. Who shall
the practitioners and health workers
Try Things on? Do they prefer that
they be tried on people?
suppose they. pass this measure.
What will be the next prohibition?.
Wi! 1T be Strengthening animals for
food? Q, bosh! The whole things
The sound common sense Of the
49,. SoHoo peopAe Will not be
upset by the wild and foolish stats.
ments Of the anti-vivisectionistss-
y. YES! DIETING, TOO.
Miss M. O'C. writes: ~. 7 ! -
years old, S feet s inches, and .weirh
loe pounds I have been .swimrniHTt
Twice and sometimes three times q
Week,.but I don't seem - ha in.,r~
any weight. Will you kindly tell me
now ! reduce?
what is the proper weight for
my age and height?""; " -
REPLY. ,a
swimming and eating,T etc.
swimming apd dieting viii red nee
Soo' out not swimming alone 4, I5
II ADOut l26 pounds, assuming
Una your bones are about ayerara aize
a1a lnat your legs are average lone
n average fat. ~ $500
VACUUM BOTTLE pnrso,.
W.. y. writes: s"'Inclosed M &
I OF an advertising leafet8I sfhis
nontn. VI ~ remember right some
Time agoIyou wrote an article ~ s,irh
Missie qf vacunm bottles. sai g ssa1
snpuld like to see another and
s ss copy 70 advertiser and publish
The leafets tells mother. - L..n
Isbaby's miIklin a,yacuum hos ~ 3 he ea IN (
rlgnt tf~mperature for hours.s, s8a'
!, u REPLY. b
You are right. mother Nho fol.
.oWsl ihs adytces would. as well Is dr.
s. nu rrs s S,n the ,iindsrtakerssM MIX, held
hn.,y. u r,s,S A yhaenum bottle Tor Ssyerak
With bacteria. ag @ sss ssSt ~
81 at g Temperatures 81 es toSioc.
slx " becomes frank poison
I0gH4NbA0y. $3.50 ssSyysss ~ -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-19
NIsa,WIygEEsRIl yo QpEsffIIloNs.

How many presidents have
been graduated from Nv est s Point7J
From which college have the greatest
number :Sof, presidents been gradual
ed7 H..sN. 4. sS$ F%s
-. Andrew SJacksont III thh only
president of the United A states who
wassa graduate fof West Point. ysThrss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21

Avenue. 5G.lG feet south Krookland
Park Boulevard. south JV.IGxl2. feet.
February -. 1922. Lien. s2.Opv. Tax.
$3.50. $40.
6i?-Mary T.. FI!ppen. ". g. Chus-
band) In y. Il. McMur,rI.. Nellie
twife). No. 1909. south lin. Hanover
Avenue. ~ feet inches wcs, straw
berry street. west - fec, x inches
by i35 feet. Lien. ss.l3o February
81. 1922. Tax, $3.50 $40.
s22-Jsnnie Caplan Ia I.ouis Mar
chctti. south lin" Grove Avenue 2ts
feet inches ives, West street. VOC,
acxiSl feet. March /, 1922. Tax. a..
$40.
s27 Louis Maron,tti. ni,ncs
twif") I" Jenni" Can,n. north lin.
Floyd Avenue. ~ ret . inches w.s,
Allen Avenue. Yves, u foo, : inches
by NJ feet. Lion. si.72o. March l..
l"22 Tax. IS $40.
s2'--l.'uiS Marchot,i. blanca
,wie' 10 Lee Davis. ". Sti,h
beii. r.. l.. Ford. south line Grove
Avenu". Us feat ) inch., w.s, We,
street west 3oNiSi feet March /
1922. Tax. 81 $40. .
12'-J. lie" Davis .; ais :. ,nuis
Marchettl. 40. 2i"2-@i2u. sou,fyos,
corner North Avenue and Oyarhrook
Road. - feet g inches hy 100 fs.,
Liens. $3.50. t5.aoo. March /. 1922.
Tax. S25 $40
G21-I."uia March.,,i Blanca
fwife) To J. Lee" i,avis. w SiI,h Roll
h l.. Ford. No. @GOl. southwest cor
n"r Main and Robinson Streets. 90
feet inches by l3G feet. Lien. ,lp
geo March !, 1922. Tax. 81. $40.
63N-Grace Hunt Myers to Emily
+. overton. No. 3o0I. southw.s. cor
re: Grace and Sheppard streets. 81
,'et 10y 10 f""; Lien. 5000
March .. 1922. siC.5oO
hfl-Hunt"r Is FrisChkorr Alico
n. 'wif") 10 Eppa Hun,on. Jr.. north
Inc Franklin Street goo f..t wos,
Laurel street. west foo, nv III
rect inches. March IL 1929. ,i2e
sta-W w. Richardson. Mabel n
'wtf"D 10 Lizzie Brown. 80. ,oo norm
I'm" Graham Road. - fec, w.st Mil
l"r Avenue. west "sxlipr.., IIc,,
$4,000. February u, 1922. Tax g.
$40. So
e'2-iranhy Building Connanv
INC. TO GussIe y. Eramle,t. Ma. 3IoI
s"u'h line Stuart Avenue. e7l foot .
inches west Eelmon, Avenue. wcs,
- feet by 1913 fe"t n inches Ijer
$1,000. March II. 1922. Tax sioso
$40. F'"'HV'
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. MD. March 90
Live poultry -Turkcys. pound. 35Ii5:
old toms. 30, Thin and crooked breasts
80. young chickens. 3im 80: STACEY
and thin 2iT25 old hens, -; white
l"EhornS. 2"V -; old ROSTERS IL
DUCKS. ~ 30; pigeons, pair. 40T 80
guinea fowl. each. iuG IS.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. pound
- u -. old toms. SanaS, poorly
dressed and thin. 80: young chickens
81" 80. old ANA mixed, 2SI3o. old
roostcrs, IS; capnns, 3jIi2: slips. 30
n 81. ducks. sra 30
Eggs. loss oF-Native and nearby
hrsts. dozen, u n 20: Southern. 2OT2 II:
hUCh eggs. 90: goose eggs. S0fi9o
butter-Crcamcry. fancy. pound
~ -: prints. i2Nti: nearby cream
cry, 81 ri IS. ladies. 2id2 rs rolls oOm
y store packed. 10. dairy prints, 20
q 23' process butter. -
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ORDER DISSOLUTION Of
WIRE GOODS EXCHANGE
Federal Judge Knox Signs De.
cree in Which Defcn-
dants Concur.
Try Associated presxI

NEW YORK, March 2o-pi..oI,.
ton of the Wire Goods Exchange al.
legged by Federal Investigator. :,
have been conducted in violation o..
INC sherman antitrust law. w,s or.
""red In decree signed hero toJsy
hy Federal Judge Knox.
Tn" exchange was charged with
arbitrarily controlling Is per cent
OF the manufacture and sale OF no,,.
Sifters. dish covers and other kitrbe.,
utensils
Defendants in tho case concurr.I
In tn" decree. They Included Ths
WicEwire Spencer steel CorporatIou
Bromweil Brush and Wire Good
COMPANY. Inc, Hamblin and Russell
Mahutacturing Company, Inc. r r.
Meyers Manufacturing COMPANY
Inc. and Stuber and Kuck COMPANY
Inc. The National Enameirng ana
stamping Company. Inc. which with
drew from tho exchange eighteen
months ago. was not party To tho
decree. Besides dissolvinc tho Nvir-
Goods Exchange, tho defendants also
arc ordered to discontinue the Gem
ira Wire Goods Company. through
which the exchange was alleged TO
hav" operated.
judge kroXs order, as interpreted
nr Henry a. Cutler. assistant United
states attorney, "enjoins the de-
remnants from pooling patents, from
hNinE and maintaining prices. dis
counts and trade allowances and
from entering into agreements to
enhance or raise prices"
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

wAsiiiNGT"%, u, 6. March go
Eggs strictly fresh selected. per
dozen. 20: average receipts, -. South
cru. -.
1.-Two poultry -Roosc,ors. per III. Is:
turkeys. per ~. 35uiO: chickens,
spring per 10. 3aMi2, keats. young
each J@D CO. fowls. -.
Dressed poultry Fresh killed
srrtne chlckcms. per ID foWi5 mems,
per H.. 1sT2,, roos,"is. per To-, 20.
turkey, per 10, 35u45 keats, young,
each 80.
Pork Dressed, small. per lii. 10;
hcafy. san.
Li,e po"I,ry- Roosters. per 10. IS;
hpES, per ID, 100.
Green frUit--Apples per hhl 500 q
1850 per bu basket 2SoJ3.25,
Western. per hoN, 2.1j So, Cali
iornin oranges, per crate, 8 cofi 80
lannon's. per box i.u09ijC; grape
truit. per box. j.jea o.. Florida
oranges. 500 q 90.
crabl"s-Fotatoes. 40 !. per
hhl. %.2jV $50. per saCk $50 r; 800.
sweets, 25OU 100. lettuce. southern.
per crate. 100 90. rumaiuc lettuce,
] 70 Z! : 90. "ymlInr-. per crate. 800 q
{ "r. onions. lOG-lh. sack. S.OONa.5O.
cabbage. new. per Cwt., 2vOTcUV;
cuCumo"r-. 5000 500, cgEplants. per
crate, i."uN ! 90. tomatoes, per box.
FloriGa, 2.5Cfi 90. b"ans. 3.GuM 80
per basket, sprouts. 2jI30 per Ut
p.pp"rs, per crate. J.oOp 800. kaIc,
! - % :. un
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FEDERAL RECEIVERS
FOR BIG OIL COMPANY
Island Oil and Transport Cor
poration Embarrassed for
Ready Cash.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-Fodcral
receivers today We're appointed for
tn" Island oil and Transport Corpora
ton. with properties valued at mil
lions Of dollars.
The rccrivsrship was announced
with TIA" nlinG OF n bill of equity on
behalf Of tn. Antillian Corporation.
- IcIawar" concern with its princi-
pa offices i'm Dover. Lack Of ready
cash and tn" difficulty of obtaining
loans ar" given as the reason for
tn" firms collapse. The bill was
signed 10y George Grace. president Of
IN" Antillian Corporation.
H. Sn"wd"u Marshall formerly
United states attorney for this dis
trict. and Arthur +. Stevens were APP
pointed joint receivers by Judge John
6, Knox. before whom the bill Swas
taken. bond was fixed at $50. 900
each.
I'll" Island oil and Transport Cor.
p"rntion. q S3o,0OO.Q00 concern. is
Incorporated under the laws of Vir-
Einia. although the bill in equity
sets forth that its principal assets
are la New York. The company is "A
holding corporation for several sub
salaries organized for the develop
n"nt OF oil properties in Mexico
present holdings through these sub
salaries are said to appro \ ina o
1000" acres OF oil land. In addi-
i'"n /" this. the company owns Atty
six miles OF pipe line and pumping
stations connecting the oil properties
win It's seaport terminals at Palo
ElaUC". Mexico.
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N. & ". TO ISSUE HALF
MILLION IN 4 P. c. BONDS
Proceeds to BE Used for Re-
endorsement for Those Ma.
turing in January.
y. y. CENTRAL SHOWS STRENGTH
Sinclair Consolidated REPORTS We'll
In HurbRnk Pool Flowing $500
Herrcls Dnily-SipgIr Block of
tichisOn Sells for NJ SIS.

Tho Norfolk and Western Railway
'o'npanE has been granted authority
10 Issue s66s.00O FIRST consolidated
mortsag. ! per cent bonds 10 be sold
at not less than 40 per cent Of par.
the proceeds 10 be used solely for
reimbursement Of It's treasury for
payment Of 100000 underlying bonds
which .matured January J. 1922
Sinclair Consolidated oil reports
irs well No 3. In tract 80 ~ Of the
Burbank pool. flowing 1900 barrels
daily.
a single block Of $500 shares Of
A,chlson sold Al 81 SIS yesterday.
alter which the stock ran up 10 IS
This stock sold "a high a. 100 early
this year.
strength in New York Central.
which led the list yesterday. may he
attributed 10 growing appreciation
Of tho future of that stock as an
investment, with definite develop
men,s In sight. In due course a
number OF subsidiaries Will be ABB
scrhcd ny tho paren, company. which
VIII get the advauta@" Of their uu-
divided earnings ANA importan, sav-
~
ton. This process has already been
'"reshadowed hy TIA" company. an
nogncemcnt that 1t VIII offer one
Shar" of It's own stock FOR zach share
~ Biz Four preferred and 50 p.r
cent IA its stock for Outstaudin.
minority OF the Biz -Four common
formal Offering on these terms is
awaiting approval by the Commerce
Coum sSion. = protectiv. committee
is cnd"avoring to get something hot
ter for tho preferred. and rurors
have been heard OF Il similar com
m!ttec for common. When this offer
was first announced. New York CEN
trial was selling in tho lower 70s.
"i'h New York Central over IS. /,
looks a. though terms were ali tina,
either class OF BIG -Four stockholders
Gould ask.
An increase OF - per cent In sales
Np!Gm. FOR The year 1922 is Tho goal
which mas been set rs the manage
mcnt "f the Vile de Paris store N
Los Angeles.
To achieve il. intensive methods ~
rnltivai!nG the interest loyalty and
understand n tho store cnlplove q
IN their work have been aiop,od.
realizing that tho volume -. husl
moss is far from exclusively d.p.,d-
ont upon the efforts aud in,elliCcuc.
OF IN" sales force. but Is influenced
greatly by tho efficiency Of co-opcra.
non on tho part Of ncnsolI!nr work
'rs. tho INTENSITY" cultivation ~
voluntary efficiency" will he carried
put throughout the entire store dur
Ing the year.
II mas been arranged 70 award
u"phlo to those employees who
~" IN" greatest contributions 20
tho Increased business. In .adi,;o
bonuses will ne paid Ia ,be y,,o.
Clerks or per cent Of their cor,ri
buttons 10 the 80 per cen, excess
safes while per cent bonuses or
Weir yearly salaries will no rivnn
!" manners OF the nonselIing dcDar,.
ments. ''"' :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
ELECTRIC
ISSUES STATEMENT
IBy Associated Dress

NEW YORK. March 2o.-To,aI saIo.
~ IN" western Electric COMPANY for
~ amounted 10 SlSa.7Gi .oOn, au,ins,
sz"t.l 1900 in Tho previous vcar saiJ
me annna! bank statement issued In.
day 20
Ne, earnings Of slo.lCs.337. com
pared with s.271.4l; IN 1870 ri. 49,
SUIT being obtained by thorough =.
adjustment and reduction of cypcns-
IS siighty more than 60. oOo oo0
Ihhll"d orders at the end Of no,
aggregated s75525.o 900. as com,ar.h
with sS2.655.0oo a, the end of Iab0
~ IN" future. President Charles q;
Dubois said: '
dicatcs that business Will ho ,h',,,
IN" same as 1921, hut somewhat los.
IN money value. on the whole I, ;,
pr"hab 81" that billings will he below
IN" nigh mark Of Ia20. and 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
jOUTH's STAPLE CROP
TOTAL 7,952,539 BALES
Falls Much Below December
Estimate of Agriculture
Department.
ExAs LARc''' CONTRIBUTOR
.onc star state Furnished. We'll
Above 81 Ter Cent of All Amrri-
can Cotton Produced During Past
Year.
ley A.socln,cd rrns.1

WASiiINiTpH. March 2O.-Co,ton
production FOR 1871 VAS 1855
INNING hil"s. or T.35c..7p. epuivalen,
'oo pounds haloa. IN" Census Bureau
nnounc"d '"day ia It's final ginning
Export Of tho Srason. Tho 1920 pro
uc'i"n was I3.270.a7o running haic.
T l3.i33.G02 equivalent 800 pound
y los.
Tn" crop was estimated At tho be
|hr,m"nt OF Agriculture last DC
|rinbci IN it's final report a, $50 600
|quivalont 800 pound bales.
Round bales included in IN" crop
Tor 1921 was l23.7ai bales. cOmparcr
ti,h 29G,53i In 1920. Americana
Egyptian cotton amounted to al
oi bales. compared with a2.56l. and
ca island cotton amounted to 3.3lG
|DloS. compared with 1858
COTTON remaining ,u hc ginnoh
flor the marh.n" canvass. and which
ras Included !r "a" total crop. was
|ytnnatch q, 7i3J bales compared
f,'h 2ll.SH3 bales riuncd after th-
iHrch cau"aSs last year
Tho av"ra~" groNs weigh, ~ cot
ION bales for m" crop was tas :
ourds. compared with 5o6.l pounds.
he average ~ tn" 1920 crop.
IN" number a gtnrrries operated
as lf.lSj compared with 1870 for
!:2o
GInnings d, states. in cuuiyalcn,
200 pound halc. follow NIahHma.
t5e.rG5 Arizona ii.353 Araan-a..
F;rf.SG5 california; 3i.ln3. Florida.
'n.hrr Georgia. 7s7."52 Louisiana.
~ .u5 NiiSaivsiopi sl2 so Mis-
our fe92l Nur,h Carolina T7G.2oG.
lklan"ma tSl.2sS. South Carolina.
|;si5i Tennessee. 3oi.ric Texas.
1855 virginia, 1856. All o,nct
Itaics ts-ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
INCREASES ITS FORCE
Try Associated press 7

DETROIT, March 2O.-Announce-
ment was made today by the Ford
Motor Company that an increase OF
20 per cent In the number employed
at tho Ford plants was being nut
into effect today, and that preference
would he given former service men.
The efforts OF tho legion to replace
unnaturai!zeti aliens with former
service men has brought Il rush Of
aliens 10 the Federal and Circui,
courts in quest OF citizenship pa
pers. Hundreds OF men were in lin.
when Federal court opened today
and At least zoo were waiting at the
county building, according TO county
officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
German Bnni. ,ntcmcnt

BERLIN, March Tho .,,,.u.n,
OF the Imperial Ban, . GERMANY as
81 March 10, shows tEc following
changes:
T"ia! coin and bullion increased
5''o"p marks: gold Cecr.aS.d uon.
treasury notes decreased 21.33s nDn.
notes OF other banks Increased. 2.O5I.-
nu"' hiIis discounted. Increased. 7.S33.
$4,000: advances decreased lil5o4
900: Investments decreased. l3S4S =
ohn; other securities increased l.O3n
$4,000. notes In circulation in
creased. laO. 26i. 0o0. deposits In
creased. S.332.o3l.oOO: othe- Habit
ties increased oi.754.0OO. Total gold
holdings. 9a6.37S.Oo0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
REMOVALS REPORTED

The following removals have been
filed at Police Headquarters:
Gray. Mrs: ala West Twenty-sev-
ouih street to c. & q. depot.
nan W O.: 2iO Highland Avenue
to $50 North ninth Street.
Mullen. Mrs: 100? Taylor Street TO
1906 West Main street.
Porter, :. j.: &c East Fourth street
to X. T.. i. Railway.
Singer. Ham George: 3l7 East Cary
street To Petersburg Pike.
Wcrty. W. IL: , Creighton Road to
Is Stop Ninc Mile Road.
Johnson. Mrs: Hollywood Park to
"l2 North Eighth street.
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.,nmnirn sock. Preference.

KINGSTON. JAMAICA. March 20.--
Tn" Chamber az Commerce has
passed resolutions urging the gov
eminent I" obtain from Canada n
double preference on imports Of la
maican sugar. tho view being To on :
set the effect a.: the Fordncy hilrs
proposed sugar duties upon imports
int" TIA" United states. The cham
Der expressed itself in favor of in
Crcasinr the preference upon imports
Of Canadian -four and fish stuns into
Jamaica
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
| j. s. GRAIN GROWERS
MEETING IN CHICAGO
Representatives of 5 0, 900
Whcat-Raiscrs TO BE
Present Today.
he AsssocIated rress.l

CHICAGO. March 2o-Rcpr,scuta-
tiNes OF moro than $1,000 members of
IN" United states Grain Growers.
their FIRST annual convention. Dele
gates we're elected in f"r;y-scven
congressional districts In eleven
Western states last month.
The meeting 81 the cooperative
marketing organization. which came
int" being IN April. 1921. when tnr
national marketing plan outlined by
the Commiii"" OF seventeen appointed
by President Howard. Of the Am"ri-
can Farm bureau Federation. was
adopted. will l." open, II was stated,
although previously 1t had been re-
ported that TIA" gathering would be
behind closed doors
While the grain growers ar" IN
convention. - committee representing
the American Wheat Growers as
SuCiatcd. another co-"pcrattv" mar
k"tiug organization. will he in Sos
sion To make final plans :" set up
TIA" operating machinery and To sub
init tho tentative program To Aaron
Sapiro, Of san Francisco. general
counsel
'rh" American Wheat Growers. as
soriai"d. formed by representatives
uf the Northwest Wrcat Growers,
associated. and tn" National wheat
Growers Association. is a 10" per
cent pooling organization ana. nc
CorLing to w. G. l.ansdon. Salina'
Kansas a meuIhcr Of IN" committee.
tho ASSIMILATION expects To start ope-
ratious in ton states 10y May !.
According Ia u recent announce
mcut the United states Grain Grow
crs. Inc. has contracts with near!
-. O"N grain growers. and NOR" thah
I 600 farm elevators and grain grow
.rs' assuCiat tons, at country shipping
points.
These contracts arc optional. Will"
those Of tho wheat growers are for
100 ucr cont pOolinE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
LAlMAN WILL CONDUCT
WEST END REVIVAL

FET ;iSRuRG. VA. March On
hev'va! 5crriccs Will begin a, We,
Eha Bantist Church Wednesday nigh,
VI ms Week and Will he conducted
by Fred y. Day. OF winston, So
y. g "'t'n'
Mr.. pav is prom!ncn, husr,os,
man OF North Carolina hut doyo,cS
,hr"e months out of each year 10 70.
i'gious work. He is well known
her" and Is expected to draw large
crowds.
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COTToNsEED Ut.

NEW YORK: March 20-E./tonseod oil
Vas ln ha, under selling sssssure from a
aca! ie.heT ana Tor wcs., nf OutsId. sun
port. Closing bids wire Il IN "a no,n'
nnt low,SoT,, Sales. io.soo barrels, Prime
'indH' ~ ~, Pr Urine summer yellow
S. plelU her. SO. all bid 80 800 'i'"'
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ELD OF COTTON FOR 1921 IS $500 000 BALES UNDER 49,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
iRepofted uS dodgers Pgummer & Co..
SPANISH Farmers stock Market weaker
at 81 90 p~r bushe!.
GlNlAS-farmers' stock. Marka,
weak.
Fancy Jurnbos. &c per 10.
Fancy runners. &C TO &C per ID.
Extra URINE 3hc 10 TIC Der ID.
Prime. &c 10 3L1c per 10.
Smelling stock. &c To &c per ID.
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NANAI. STORES

NANNNII. GA. March 20.-TurpentIne
& ~m e., sales. 81 rsccipts. ia: shin
VI stock ll;); Rosn firm: sales.
'cerh,t. DO: shinments. III: stock.
30: T. ~: VI. AIS: X. so: WG.
- w D. no. - : I. - =. = -
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Herman Brown 4. Acquitted.

Herman Brown. charged with
malic!ously wounding John Goodc.
was acquitted by a jury in Hastings
Court Yesterday. Willie Smith was
fined san for violation OF the pro-
hibitipn law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. March 3.--Cotton goods
l:elG hareV steady TODAY In the unan
shed goods division. Three leading line .
Of wide >hcctinGs have been soid I'm Tor
delivery ana in one instance withdrawn
Yarns held barely steady. with dnmand
light kaw SIX Is down about sSc a
pound. burlaDa rose points higher TO-
Wool goods were n,iici
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Markets
Local. PRODUCE MaRkEr.

'con'inuol From Eighth Page,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21

Tho following realty TRANSACTIONS
were recorded yesterday in Chance=y
Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
LOCAL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Iniou Stock Yards

March "a iH.H
f.rtHnrhs- Light run Of c4ttla M.r..t
"ris" and Irlcc- fuiiy steady with las.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05
BELNiAR. N. J.
THE CARLETON

MELROSE INN Directly on ocean. Newt,
A'''. renovated. Hunsariaa .
cuisine. Kosher. Music. Dancing. Bathing
meals the best on the coast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05
FRIENDS LAKE. n. Y,
ATATEkA CLUB

Lake. Excellent cuisine. Large rooms with
or without priv bath: 81 up. Riding. BkIt,
Mahoney nros.. l.rops.. Chesterlown. \. !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05
KEi;NE VALLEY, n. y.

KEENE VALLEY Inn - On Sable Riye,
~ Altitude 1900 IT, MIN. climbing. tennis,
fishing. Capacity $50. SIS wk. up. Vegetables,
milk. etc. from own farm. HIS. booklet
W. W. BLOCK, Pr0p.