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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

when baby has collie. diarrhoca.
food souring, fev.rish breath. coated
tongue; Is restless and cant sleep
because OF clogEed bowels. just give
half t"aSpoonful of California Fig
syrup. II moves the wind and gas
AMI all the souring food. bile and
rOison right out OF tho tender little
bowels without crampinG or over
acting. and baby usually gets peace
ful relief Contains no narcotics or
.uothinH drugs.
Millions or mothers depend upon
california Fix syrup to keep bahy's
bowels clean. sweet and regular.
Ask your druggist for genuine
california Fig syrup" which has
rull directions for infants in arms
and children OF all ages plainly
printed on bottle. Mother. You must
say California" or you may set an
initiation Jig syrup.-Adv.
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RAIL STRIKE EFFECT
HALTS HILL CITY PLANT
lSp"ciai II" The rimcs-Dispa,ch.I

Especial =" The Times Dispatch.
I.NNtHHUEG, VA. Aug s-ThN
iNn,hnurE Foundry Company hero
NAG closed its plant down because Of
in"h!t'y Z" secure raw matcri.iE
winch enter int" pir" ma King. thcS-
having been cut m from tho plant
hr railroad snhargoos The pine
foundry only recently started IN
after lon: period Of iIl"ne.y and
II vas going fun time with fun forc,.
The GlamorEau Pipe and Foundry
Company expects also 10 close down
as soon a. materials on hand arc
used M. unless relief comes from
some unexpected source.
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Rev. F.. II. Rowe Sell. Ir,.r..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Va. Aug -
Rev. F.. II. Rowe. of Milford. Caro-.
I'm" county. member ~ tho Nir-
ginia Conference for tho past thirty.
light years. who has for tho mast
quarter OF century served success
fnliN rs principa! ~ the Southern
seminary Tor Young Ladies at Ruena
Vista, Va. has sold his interest in tho
property to his former associates
M"ssrs. Durham and Eobcy. who will
continue tho institution Of learning
Dr Rowe has been SUCCESSFULLY on
gagged In educationa, work for these
years Hundreds of ladies in ~,
southland "njoNed the exalted privi-
eEc ~ his snlcndid tutorlage
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VA. SOON TO HAVE FIELD
ARTILLERY REGIMENT
Commands i'm Process of Or.
ganization Assures Suni.
Cicnl Personnel.
special ~ The Times.Disrntch !


NORFOLK. VA. Aux. S.-Virptnia
Will have fan regiment of field
artillery by January !. according TO
captain Greaves. L. s. A.. Federal
inspector attached to the present
battalion Headquarters AZ Norfolk
Major ~. MCC. 1"ffri"s command
ing the provisionai battalion. which
left today for Camp Rragg y. G.. to
participat" in the annual maneuvcrS.
Will probably he elected colonel or
the regiment and headquarters will
-" established In Norfolk in that
event.
The field artillery ~ virginia now.
""mposes thr"" firms batteries and
s"rv!c. battery, with au",r"r Hriu.
batter! organized Al Emuoris .ns
ready 10 u" accepted ny ,he War De
par'ment as part OF tho Virginia
National Guard. \ second battery
Is being organized In Portsmouth
and Captain W. j Cooper. who :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

expects II "a bc completed within tho
next few months
An effort viii also h" made 10 500
cur" u ihird battery In Portsmouth.
giving ,hat city an "utir" battalion.
Major Jcffri"s has been q Virginia
National Guardsman FOR nearly ten
Years. iic Ic.an as an enlisted man
In the Norfolk Light Artillery Elu-S
tnow known "a battery ~. One Hun
'lred and Eleventh Virginia Field Ar
tillcrNp and steadily climbed 10 his
present rank Of major. command &
the FIRST battalion.
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Capture Giant sun In Nelson.

lYNCHBtRG. VA. Aug. S.-The
local Federsl prohihition raid!ng
squad has returned from trip into
nelson County. when IN three DAYS
resulted in tho destruction n sir.
stills. on. 81 which had capacity
"f 1000 gallons and is said 10 have
been tho largest outfit ever captured
in this section. This was captured
IN Pincy River. .iEht miles from
townsville None Of the outitA
showed signs Of recent operation.
buring the past week the squad here
has destroyed fftnnn outfits
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Fortv-Fivc Snakes
Killed by Party of Six

iSp"ci"l 10 The Times DlSpatrh I
HARltiSpNRtk G. VA. Aug. s.
F"riy-hN" SNAKES. ,hirty-oue rat
TIERS aud fourteen Cupperheads.
""r" Nili"h Icy six persons In
Bri"rv Branch Can. twenty miles
from here. several DAYS ago
\ n"S' az tho reptiles was dis
covered under q ARK" rock and
an even large hummer were found
scattered over the hillsih" sur
rounding m. scene. Tho ak men
used clubs aud rocks in tn. de-
s,ructipn. and All OF the men es-
"fn"h h"inx bitten.
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Hail damage. Appom.,tox.

LfNCffBCTI, VA, AUX. S.-R. g.
Robertson. president or tho Lynch =
burg WarchnuS" Corporation. upon
MS return from u trip to Apponat- !
t"N county. reports that hailstorms
last week did great damage in that
county. In radius OF ten miles
crops on many farms were totally
destroyed Mr.. Robertson found one
farmer with $4,000 hills OF tobacco
who Will not out hill. Crops not
Injured 10y halt are in good condition.
most of them being above norma.
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SAVANNAH. On. NIX. N.-ThH
tender OF III" engine of the Sra-
board Air lin. train 40. ,. from
New York and Washington, was de-
rallied early this morning. near r.
noon. nineteen miles from Savau-
nah, No one was hurt, IL is r"-
ported. hut the train was DELAYED
several hours. 4 wr"cker from Sa-
vannah put tho tender back on tn
81.
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Restore E.cnr.ion Trains.

DETROIT. Aug S.-Restora,ion n
its resort special" trains hetwroI
Chicago. Detroit and Northern Michi
gan points TO full service, begin
ming Monday. August Il, was an
nounced today by the Pere Mar
qucttc Railway. This service VA,
placed on tri-weekly basis for,
night ago because OF the coal short.
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silver to speak n, Enale.. c.v-rn.

HARKTSDNBURG. VA. Aus s.
Gray silver Washington ropseserts-
tive OF the American Farm Bureau
Federation. and former United state,
senator from West NIrSi1a. will
S'eaN ut the "Get-Together Dav" Of
the Rockingham County Farm Ru
r"au AT Endless Caverns on Angus,
II. according to an announcement
MAD" Yesterday by J. F. Hol.inger.
president OF the county hmrcam
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" oodrum Mup- on, Election r,.n.

lfSCHBtRG. VA, Aug. s-Tudse
A. Woodrum. recently nominated
Tor congress from the sixth Dis
ir.ct. met friends her, from Lynch
rrG and Campbell County tonight 10
man out plans for tn, ca,nri.irn lead
Ing NJ 10 the .l"c:ftr N Nrvrmh r..
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April as
EsEs-Strictly fresh. selected, per
dozen, 26I27; average receipts. 25i:
Southern, 25l
Live poultry-Roosters. per h.. Is:
turkeys. per H.. 25l30: chickens.
winter. per h.. 40G5O; spring chick
ems. per H.. 55a60: keats, young.
each. b0G &C: fows, %.
dressed poultry-Fresh killed
winter chickens. per h.. 40I45: hens,
per lb.. 80; roosters. per ID, 90.
turkeys; per ib.. 5000: keats. young,
Live stoclt-Calvcs. choice. per H..
10; medium. o0sl-2: thin. sal:
lambs. choice. per H.. lG9Is: live
hogs. per H.. IL.
Green fruit--Apples. per Dbl. 5.ooa
300: per bu. basket. 2.606p275: West
ern. per box. 2.7564.25: California
oranges. per crate. 7.006p7.b0; lemons,
per box. 4.50fD5.00; grapefrtit, per
box. 1000 $50: Florida oranges. ESQ
1850: strawberries, 20H2S per at
Ncgetablcs-Potatoc No. l. per,
hbl. 2.5oM27s: per sack. 3OolI325:
sweets. 2.50Tt.o0, lettuce, Southern.
per crate l.0Oar 200; romano lettuce,
zoo $3.50: cymbiinSs, per crate, 1900
30; onions. per crate, 200 ~ 400: cab
bage. new. per cwt.. 2.50n3.00; GU
cumbers. 1.50I 800. cGgpiants. per
crate. 3.00I3.50: tomatoes. per box.
Florida. 3.ooGf.oo: beans. 3.5o9l.5o
100: kaie. 50975: asparagus. per
dozen. 20odi.50: spinach. per bbl..
1.0031.50.
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Chicago GRAIN M.nErr

CHICAGO. April zs.-Big buying OF wheat
hos ,Europe. estimated at much as 1000
W oushe!s. i>d TO new upturn today In
wheat prices here. The market closed UNI
seized az IN" same as yesterdays finish
9 70 i'sG higher, with May Sizes TO si.i?s
,:gS to ST5:: oats were uncha nscd 10
cents lower ~
AS nearly as could ba Ascertained no
ropean purchasing OF wheat Incl. i
i:"pVP bushels Canadian Wheat 20.
s iSnSS.e, put what proportion of the other
l'sSgp bushels was United states wheat
, much was new croF could only be guessed.
IeEmah: was said 20 have taken t00.QVo
ousheis OF new wheat for August-Scp-
temoer shipment. Unfavorabie trans
a'!antio crop conditions were meutioned
a. cxp!a lining in a meas,<' the enlarged
European demand.
hd Before the news OF European buying
hnd downward tendency as 10 price.
wing largely 20 pronounced decline
os vaiues q: lAvcrpu"l. where all com
lllodIties were Sl!d to. hayo been do
prsssed as result OF nnxlety over de-
documents at the Genoa economic con-
i,rrehee. AT nrst, too. the fact TINT Mon
uaS IS tho nrst delivery day on May con-
snce here, but subsequently cash houses
were buyers and the prIco of May tight
tember ~! VI sep
indications OF liberal export business
IN corn ana oats - wen ms IN wheat CAV.
'hnntP.naent hr:n..rss TO corn and oats
DIVISIONS were duh and averaged lower
i,a'i"g 70 retain a slight advance which
hogs. Puo'H'iohs on
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CURB MARK TT.
nrli
OFFICE oF

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Sealed proposals Will be received
at this Office until IL o'clock noon,
May s. 1922. for the following work,
which may be awarded In whole or
In part, to-wit:
Paving OF certain streets with
sheet asphalt. asphaltic concrete,
bitulithic, white process, vitrihe ed
brick; Dura1 block and granite spall;
The Director of Public Works will
consider. however. bids for the entire
yardage. listed as asphalt paving, Of
whatever type stated in proposal. for
particular streets. Dimilar proposals
%ill be entertained for Durax block.
vitrifed brick. concrete and spall
paving This work will cover an eI-
penditure Of approximately 100000.
Before plans and specifications for
each contract VIII be delivered, a
check for $1,000 for each set must be
deposited with the Director OF Public
Works. which will be returned. pro-
vided bona hde bid is made by
bidder at opening date.
Forms Of proposals can BIO obtained
on application.
A certified check for amount stated
on proposals must accompany each
bid as a guaranty OF execution of
contract. The Director Of Public
Works reserves the right to reject
any ard all bids.
Yours very truly,
ALLEN J. SAVILLE.
Director OF Public Works
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TRADING IN BONDS
QUIET AND IRREGULAR
GRy Assoe,a,rl Press.l

NEW YORK. April cs.-TrsdInE in
bonds today was quiet and irregular in
contrast 10 the stock list where re-
covertes from the midweek attained sub.
stnntial dimensions.
There was marked fa1nE Off in
Liberty series where ,riting net losses
ruled. but some OF the foreign issues
strengthened notably United Kingdom
rs, Dutch East Indies and Argentines.
French EoY.rnm"nts rallied partially
rom yesterdays setback and Franco
= american -. Bordcau is and Chinese
Nhiiway - wcr. firm to strong
central OF New Jersey led the do
nestle rails at a 2-pOinr rise and gains
attending from large fractions TO over
point accompanied the buying OF Penn
wanna general 4i1s. Chicago cd Eastern
mos Ss Missouri! Pacific y. Denver and
no Granle Tetunding =. Baltimore and
nnIo conTeTiihe As. New Haven IS nd
'nesaleake anu OHIO general Il-s
hfact!onary tendencies were shown By
S"w York. Westches;e- and Bostcn 4Es
iowa central ~, Kansas City Souther a
- Sea board adjustment IS and Norfolk
M Southern IS. the latter losing points
iotaI safes. par value, aggregated $2S-
~
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cons. pair. 5000: guinea fowl. you'll
each. 7o076; old. 5000.
Eggs-Loss OF; native and noar,
nrs.s, d4Sen. 90: Southern. "a; dui
Butter-creamery. fancy. h.. al
seg37; ladies'. 26028: rolls, 2i03
store packed. 81: dairy prints, 22GpJ
process butter. s6O27.
, u. potatoes. white. 100 pounds. 1.cg
i'2S; No. 2. So; new potatoas, bnrrf
i.o9@o.00; bushel, I.25d2.OO: swe1
and yams. barrel, 3.5om4.5o: No.
SSoVU; asparagus, dozen, 3,5Om5.I
h h;sUg2.50; bSets. bunch. l-2gi: cd
bunch T" = - Si-$Sa; eauiiao%er. 'a arsI
2.00db3.6o: cucumbers. craS
i.25 @2.b0: eeggDlant. crate. / .5OSS3.
kale. bushcl. l.6092.5O.
Lettuce. basket, 1.0Osr2. o,,o
100 pounds. 3.OOW4.bO; No. oolI
200; spring onions. 100. 75grl. 90: u.&
bushel, 1.50m2.5O; peppers, crate
$3.50; radishos, basket. I.OoSi25
rhubarb. bunch. 301: spinach. b,,sh9
sog LOO; snuash, crate. 2.ooT3.5
tomatoes. crate. 1.25a3.0O.
Apples. packed. barrel, s.5Ons.f
NO. 2. b.50@8.b0: bushel, 1,5O6f2'H
box apples. 2.00Da.50; grapefruit. I'D
s:5OM 100; oranges. box. 4.OO97.5
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LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET
ny trrd'k T.. Noting & Co,
NEW YORK COTTON
CLOSES VERY STEADY
Il A.so,latet go

=" YORK Apsi. a.-g'he p,o,,.o,
'ttf w@Aiher IN The Eoptnx.St
5rs.; a5sy 81: ;-ntl Ia Ia . M .'i'51
.t.''sl ts..!ag. -nc Jr!ces wer. Yery
Sa.-,, -. o.. e2F+ilh- 10y near month
.-...-h - 4 end as1g., C!,oie: d.f;v.
70 "ay~tf..c.i :'gTn 10: 20 lis; and
Pc =, 4!s. WIN The general 49,;
" .LtaAy a: ne; advance Q.
ne make; was ra:h.- irregular e, ~.
I'm naT contracts JuII,f. itixh.r
~ eof'-!ag. ~hl!e late. month, ,S.r.
~ :pinis lover, oUlnr 10 80, -,
aIHp.Ht!ng cables Actiss ;Ios.t.S ~. go
.i.f,,.. 70 2o!T-s below y..terday.s
May asaiilains {; ;sf iI s''fT Jhs cal, wlit,
December 20 !T.7 unde- so - 80 ana
...i.. promoted b. the more faynrsti.
tI-SS" '';s az ths weather map ana rs;ayis
.@,lsa Ths May on,fimss wir. ns aa, ottY
t,,iy 80 ,, howeyeT Win the Premium ovay
ihat the forscast for clear y.s. .9HHa
ne western belt mad failed 70 IN
cs,ns n,,ssaHs'a' selling tho iaaEke: 90
~. Tns better tone reported In n. ,.o,l
,,"'"s, tfofHot..d a more Hops;i! v,e,g
~, nosslbIa Genoa conferences I..,,',S
taic" 'h,Y.A:,y c2n'fipHted 10 the al I!
sHrrca chiefly du. 10 rgt,.i.t con :
,W' cDah.s IN the South and The w.rp
w "a. .{L.s showing rpiHueTs' iahinrs n,
week against 1917. iast ysnT 'oF mo
Mhy hlFanced 70 $50. Jny TO ,-7c IN,
hlghsr. and 70 -. or .s to q points no:
O. th!eo points OF tho bey,. "''h'h Two
narbs. zion goods In ths FAN River
been smaller .h,r m.M were sa!d TO hsya
wv mo decrssse was attrthu,sJ "eSh.
r,,"..,ln y t n et' of inanufacturcrs 10 .aI a.
vn,e 80, .'v ,Sy az Ttfscnt price,. ri.
peg ce:.; IN acreage ~:
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

GG it. APRIL 2s.-cattie: Receipts.
s en-, stock; top,. learlings. 1900: best
n,iis ss,sv: bnlS beef steers. yIIa1S2j:
i, ,Tia.dy: 9ologna MS lurgc!y iiSs a { 80:
bc;Sa-.v ea, es;;,. sI0as:oo: beef cows and
al mofs: Receipts. 300: desirable lights
Sn,t 's htr, butchsTs closed nrn: mostly 10
'.uts nigner than yesterdays ayerap e.
Sbnut s wsaS to 1ents lower than early or
SOD: bulk. sio.si S,io.ss; shippsIs bou uon;
ABOUT a'cs zs.0o: hoidover moderately liberal:
sheep, ,Receipis. 5000: shorn lambs .
arms arms ,d hlshsr; sheep and wooded lambs
10; top wooieI iainbs. ;!G.a.; good na.
i've spping lambs. $500: best hand y/shorn
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Groncr Dcnic. Injunction.

Doninl Of nm injunction sought 4
tho Jefferson Standard Liro Insu
ance Company and the Equitable Ii!
Assurance society to prevent JEST
y. kceton, esccutrix of Joseph
keoton. deceased. from carrying oil
suit In the 1fcnrlco County Circ,I
court 10 recover on policies Will
totai $4,000 with the two conpanIl
was issued yesterday by Federal Di
rict Judge Groncr. Tho commo;
law action Will be heard in the HeI
rico court today.
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GOOD SPOT DEMAND
HELPS COTTON TRADING
[Ry A.soe,atsd P-e..l

NEW ORLEANS, La April cs.-Much
better reports from the SPOT department
and claims OF moro business doing among
the mills caused a fairly brisk advance
in cotton today after a ,ertod OF hest
;ation in the early trading when. after
net gains OF to : points there waa a
drop 10 net dec.ines OF TO points. BY
;n!dseSsion prices were II TO q poin,s
nlGher than the close o! yesterday TIth
July Mp TO 1874. In the afternoon Tho
zone was steady enough. but the market
l2st ITS snap and hardly held !ts own
,,,oslNE y TO Is points net higher on :he
O.: the day Jul? traded at TO,
= Local spot brokers said tina; thay were
.sTTi,,lhs better inquiry from Carolina
.l!!f. while kilograms --o.r 3oston IN
market we're ,h 1@'' n aas IN a.y ;hai
iY2onih:: There We're reports ,ha:
Ne" orleans cotton -, which rnake
htaEy cloths for IN. most part yrre
'G.nS q better hus!n-ss
M!l takinss Cor the week were n
'ttacy!ng influence. Sester placing the
'Gtat al lso.133 bales agalns, 400 this
h-.S las; year. The decrease in tho
:!s.nit supply OF American cotton OF 90
- oa!es for tho week due InrtIy "a
me fairy large taking. and par,iv to
: minus co:rection IN the SICK az Nrn.r
can cotton 81 Barcelona. Caused cons,d
-Is0!e comment because Il r-duced fha
.sib.s supply 20 5N:5t3 bales aeaInst
''4i'sZS a year ago
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Ph,ladeiphia-s,ock. s,a4

Ph!ladelphia-Stock. eAL
,, Msw ;moosEk,,M'ddiins. 1885; exports. s42:
stock, 2.16S.
Total ;oday---Receip,s. 1895: exports.
1851; stock. sls, 1856
Q, To;ai for week-Rece!p;s. ss.sss: exports.
Total toc season-Rece,pts s.ea94c3; e1-
Interior movement:
Houston-Mld dling. IFS: rccc!pts $50.
shipments. i:ti: sales. 7a?: stock l76o6c
Mem phis-MiddlinE. f.i; receipts. 2Iss =;
shipments. J.Se, sales. ..5G: stock 100 IS
MISUNDERSTANDING. i7I0: receipts. 1851:
shipments. i;SS2: sales, ieI: stock. lii.5i3.
,, ~, honi',Mldd!!ng. iLe: receipts. 2429;
MISUNDERSTANDING, l1io.
az. s'' 80 s'0cA. o.
Dallas--Middi!ng.. 1913: sales. l.sns.
=, Ea 9hai ioday,Receip,s. 1885: shipments.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
UTILITIES.
RfnhfnN
Richmond. Virginia.

Bids will he received at the office
OF the undersigned. Room 100, City
id n!,a AT II o'clock noon. May 4th.
l'22' FOR tho following excavation:
Excavatins and laying n 3O-inch
water main through Mulberry, Bcvcr-
ley. Chafhn. Taylor and Sixth Streets
Excavating and back filling. only,
main through BeTvidere, Cary, Broad
Msunford. Marshall. Gilmer, Leigh to
West End Holder
Specifications and plans can be seen
at o;hce. Bids should be enclosed in
scaled envelope, marked IBID" and
addressed to the Director of Public
Utilities. Right to reject any and all
bids Is reserved.
i. w. TRAFFORD.
Director
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CDE,I.,ENEN

NEW york. April 2s.-There was re
,mnr, o. scattering liquidation in tho
niarhet LOT coffee futures at the oIrning
sn "y. which was attributed to the cables
snoWinS unsettled conditions I'm HrnzII
PRIVATE advices received hero stated Tia,
ne nervousness in primary markets was
III enemy In futures. and was dus to
more, ,,,nr settled conditions shortly after tho
opened at a decline Of 2 TO 6 point, hr,
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Read I'm md Wen

when you read the list OF vim,
ana hnd out how easily they WI
their big awards I'm The DisnatI
papers' Big Fun Game. will you
;anonG the sorrowful might IN
hcens or among the happy winn1l
It's easy for you to win IL yn,, III
nut today is the last day Won ~
mall your list OF "R-worL.',
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To nuild Apnrtmcn, ,,.

george Kinds. who has alrcad
huilt several large apartment nous
In tho West End. has filed wii
buiidinE Inspector Butler an ami
caUon Tor permit To build ~
'hree-story apartment houses. 10 a
commodate eighteen families. az 8
10 III boulevard. to cost $50. ooo
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DRY EOODS

NEW YORK. April 2s.--cotton goods
continuing moderately nctive. Print cloths
and am, sheetinfs tended higher. Wash fab
TICS were slow. Wood markell were
more active and tended higher. Buriaps
were Nrm. Sport siiks are moved freely
am PROSPECTS for fall business seemed a
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. Md, April 2s.-
I'oultry-LiIc young chickens pound
344 3d. rough and STACEY, 2702S:
spring. 50d60: white lcGhorns. asa so:
winter. +0Mi5: old hens. ga 20: old
roostcrs. 164l7; ducks, 22m26: Mig
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NAvAf cTppI-r

SAVANNAH. GA. Apr,i @-Tu< milne
steady. ss'7: sa'cs none; + aipts NC. ship
.ntR 81; stock: l.%ij, i,usir f-rl srlss.
receipts. l.sss; shine .i, On
Quote: p iooIi;l.- l = IS
i.sSa lag Il! II. t tscs,;eS ,o We;
-; WV. SIS 49,
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coTToNsEEp OH.

NEW YORK. April .s-De,nand from
May shorts IN cottonseed oil ran that de-
INery W ]? points. or about "A cat 4
pound above lard. Other months were
,np In sympathy. Prices settled back a
ilttie near tho close. but last prices showed
not gains OF to ! points. sales. 1870
barrels. There were tenders or 40 bar
REFS on May contracts. Prime crude G,OEf
ga; prime summer yellow spot, uJy:
May; H6o; July. iL55: September, iIts
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RICHMOND TMEs.DIsPATCH: SATURDAY, APRII % 1920
WESTERN GAINS BY CONTRACTS DUE TO COAL STRIKE

Medium to good hsite.s. 500
10 wv IDS. ...................
Common to medium heifcrs
Good oorn-fsd hogs. loo lbs.
W ............... .....-.....-..
GOOD oorn.fod hogs. 80 to 40
rvs '.'s........ ...............
GOOD corn-fsd pigs and shoats
All Southern hogs sold suojeot
tion. and whom soft or
IN 70 a. ofP
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NORFOLK COTTON EyCu.vcr

I,!o,H ehd Iorts'nouih Cotton Erchanr,
HiGi!lnS today q higher: YnidSiin. 80
-t..n:.llAk dey Las. year mnchnur.d
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To the creditors OF JENNIE FRIED
BERG, OF Richmond, in the County
or Henrico, and district aforesaid
Notice Is hereby given that on Aprll
~. ls"?, the, said JENNIE FRIED
RERG was duly. adjudicated bank
her creditors will be held in my Of
nce. Rooms ll1S-1119 Mutual Build
Ing. Richmond. Va. on the STH DAY
Or MAY, 1922. Mt 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint trustee, examine
the bankrupt, and transact such
before said meeting.
THOS. b. SSEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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ioFt movement:
ffstw hiiddiinG. 1900; rccnI,,.
az: ''''S' 'V'V''' sales 2ss; stock. @5s,.
,s GiaivG,;.; . l7to: .ece,,-. 4a:s.
saie S 20 :M ,.hatsi cic: receipts. 7os;
Savannah-Middiing' VIA. ,so.,,,
sal,H 90: stock iOiiSS. ''oe'D"' slls:
2as:- stoes 3 Il. 100; receipts.
s7, M:I ,1nsys n 100, ree.p,.
EorfoIk-Riddlins' if.n, ..t,4
ee az. G:e; ,,ook. .36.oas, s' Ho6i;
sostos~A,ddi.nx. ~, sso sSs.4 d "a as
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS