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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
Katkslifeee Sramen' Gsnneit'
ttclt.

gu atlantic Gitp y. s.. tagte ner>
i~loIiene isolde Die breiidbrli6e Der
iummlune Der Babies Catholic Se1
nepolent Niiociatiom". @tipa a6tbunz
bert Nitelieoer aug alien Sbeilen Des
9anpes batten iidy einsefunben. @oue
pcrleur Sicloer bepilItommnete Die
Samen i'm Namen bes Staates. Wor
Der GrDffnuns bes G%onpentes auf Dem
Giicrnen Yier pobnten Die 0amen
einem bonn 8iIhof Sbomas gurfe bon
Nlbanp celebrirten feierliden Sohs
ante in Der Stride gum sol. @etlte bel.
Im ShluIC bes Sodamtes belt Sts
ihoi NcSanl bon Der Srentoner
Gi05eIe cine Iniprdhe an Die Samen,
in Der CT II. q. laate, Die 3ufllnrt oes
Sanbcs rlbc auf Der fatbollldler
Stride, neil Die &atbolifen ais tleiBi9t
9eutc befannt ieicn unb Ha1cnlelblt'
moro nidt fennten. (Sicbe Irtltel all'
Seite 81 Gr iprad ilber Den Sort
ldritt Der fatbolii6cn Stride I'M Sano(
unb iaate, CT iuollc nidt erfldrcn. fptt
CT in Der fredericksburg ,tebe, bod
CLAUDE or nn pds ulte Spriflport
Sic Sanb. peld)e bic Wie9e beipc9t
rcaicrt Die 8clt." Hconcr empfab
bcn Somcn Elm einoringlidcs Stllbiul
Der Sheiouness unb Der WeiBe@ Sfia'
pcuiroocn, nm beibe llcbelItdnoe aus
dumcr6cn.
Bic @eriamn,luug lpnroc bon Del
Yrdiibentin Sri. Safe Wdbonll all'
5rpp eroiinet. Iid, Wapor SiDol,
BON Mtlantic Gitp belpilltommncre pl
Sclcgatcn.
gus Dem in Der 9tudpmittngS.
Sieun9 porsclcgten S~nbresberidlt
oina 6crpor. bab Die 3abl Der Niit
olieber. bic Dor brei Sabrcn 1854
6ctraocu babe. in Der 3ipilhen5clt an
14O.i22 gcitic9cn ici mn pnroc "a
bel bcionocrs bcrpprgcboben, pnB oicI
Srnrcn . %crciuigumg. Die nusldlllrB
lid bon Srauen g@clciiet ipiro ullo 10
oar olle, i6rc Helbanla8cn liIr pllro
Sroucu porncbmcn ldBt. nod, nicmal'
porbcr in einem brcijobrigcn 3eit
rollmc cine 10 srobc 3annbnnc po'
@iitglicpcru 5u pcr5citnet baltic. SRI
@1a6onp, Die Suprcnte : FroIibenttn
empiabl in cincr ldngercn gnlprahe
ouB Die Witglieoer Der Tereint9ln'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

Iugipanabn fpar elmer Der eriten @ins
seborenen bon ll9anba, Die bas Gbria
itentbnm annabmen; Ell ipnroe 1885
s~etauit nnb iiibrt nit ieiner sroben
Samilie bas 2eben zines eremplas
ridden &~atbolitcn. CT fomnt ieben
Gag CUR III. Mefic in Die Niiiion,
empfGnet Die 81. Communion nno err
fiiIt NIT Sreube jebe Yflidt ieines
fatboliihen @laIbens.\ Gs mar Elm
9robes Set fir Die Miiiioldre unb Die
2anbsleute oes neuen Niniitcrs, oils
ibm Yapit Yius Der 3ebnte gum 3eia
den Ieines beionberen W%oblipolens
bas 8roBfreu5 bes SplpeitersS rbens
perlieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
,.@efennetc 6ibe!"

Sci Der 6ise" mag piclleift 0ieie,
Dber Sener Croft ibOpfcn aus Den
Serbeibungcn foI9cnber alter Sauerna
re9elu: Sringt Der SuIi belize @lltb,
10 gerdtb September gut. = Bas DC,
Suli uub Iuguit niht toten, baa
fam Der September nidt braten. -
6unbstage bell uno flar, beuten nui
Elm 9utes Sabr; pcrSen Hegen lie be-
reiten, fommen nidt Die beiten 3eie
ten. - Soil Der @ein 9ebeib'n, mlf
Der Srli ionnig fem. = User nidJt
ge6t nit benz 3e6en, ipcnn Die Sliez
gen unb Die 8remien ite6en, mitb irl
8inter 9eb'n nit Dem Strobieil uub
frn9eu: n9at Niemano Sen fcil?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
Die Hnefeehr Scr albaneiiScbcn
3tpanessG enrertiten.

Sic nGlbou. Orr" melbet ans
Siafona; Sen S%orbcrunacn entlpres
dJcnb. pcld,c bon Der Dlterreihiifs
unaariid)cn 8c9icrun9 an M~iontcnesro
S~citellt iporbcn iinb. hat Die montcnes
9riniifc Hegicrumg ale Tortcbruneen
gctroffcn. nm Den llcbcriritt icncr
Gonpcrtitcn. ipeld)c gum totboliid)en
@lauben 6uriidfebren molcn. mbcbin@
bert Dor lid geben 81 laiien. Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

porbanben, bab cine iold)e abeebalteu
wirb. Sieie 9onferen5 miiiie Den CIR
folg baben, bnB Die Seinoieligfeiten
iofort eingeitelt unb Der Srieoe mic
oerbergeiteQt pirb inter geSinsnugen,
iiber bic bic 8rpfmdhte anseiidts
Der Greisniie iih freie Gntiheibnns
nurbebalten miifen nnb merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

gr5biidof bon 9ri5renb, 0tier. 9a5as
rus Iiebia, bat perfii9t, baB ieber
Gonpertite nod Ibleaune Der Seihtc
lpieber gum fatboliiden 8lau6en 5na
riidfebren Tonne. Hunmebr iinD
idmmtlide IN Den lebten Ionaten 5ur
Srtbooorie Gonnertierten bonn @r3z
biihof Wjebiu fpieber feierlidNt in Den
Shoob Der fatboliiden Stride aufgcz
nou1nlen iporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
Die GARNER.

Wdn 1hdbt ben 8ertb Der ameris
taniIfen Sarmen auf Al Siaioncn
Solars, cine 3unabme bon bcinubc
81 8ilionen 9oLors lett 20 Sabren.
@s gibt iiber iehs WiQionen Sarmen,
Die I'M @on5en etlpa 100000, 600
Icres umfaiien. lleber flint Iiuioe
men Snrmer beiiben upb %bearbeiteu
lire eigenen Snrmen. 9urdidnittz
lib iin6 Die DISQUALIFICATION unb @ins
ri6tungeu ieber Sarm $4,000 lpertb,
iomit lit ieber Sarmcr elm fleiner aus
pitnliit, aber alh elm Irbeiter, fpelder
feline Sarm bearbeitet. Hednet man
auf iebe Sarmerfamilie burdihnittlid
iehs Serionen. 10 crgibt lid bnraus
cine 0dnbbepDlferung bon 10000, 600
Seelen, ungefdbr ELM 0rittel Der @ez
iammts8 ebolferung.
8ia man erforifen, mas Die Sars
mer bes 2anbes ~leiItcu llnb mie lie ben
nationalen Heiftbum pe~r1nebren, 10
itubtere man Den Hegierungsberiht,
pelber Iufi6luB ilbcr Die Grnte zines
Sabres 9ibt (iiebe go. 49,. Rub
man ii6 ni6t tpunbern, oaB cine 10
9robe urO ~ipoblbdbenbe &laiie uniereS
@olfes 10 itiefmiitterlid bebanDelt
miro, baB lie niht i'm Stnnbe lit, ibre
@eidldfte aIein gu beiorgen, unb baB
Die 8armer BEL Der 8abl unb bel Der
9eiebun9 Der Iemter taum in 8etra6t
ge3o9en iperOen?
9ie Sorner ltellen Die eroBte Ia6t
bes 2anOes bar. ipenn lie iih beiien
nur beluuBt Observation-Disclosures"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

cine Iebbafte Msitation fir bic gufs
nabme bon Witeliebern betreiben
i%ollten, alid IoIten rilr iolhe Witelie@
Der aufgenommen iperben, bic pbpii7h.
geiitis nfb moraliid befdbist iino,
alien i6ren Yflidten ais iol6e naf5uz
fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
Cute ~9cbranitalten

fir Cure erlpad,iencn Sobne
uno SDhter. Die !peiter itubies
rem lpollen. finbet Chr, iuertbe
Gltern, an perihiebenen Stelen
bieies Slattes nn9e3cigt. Wir
empfeblen lie eurer nd6cren
Scad)tung nnb mir fonnen nit
gutem @cpiiicn ertlGrcn. baB
Cure erlpahienen ainber in
jcnen bDberen 9ebrnnitalten
nicht nur geiunbe moraliihe
Sbarnfterbilbun9 erbdlten lpers
Den. ionbcru nift minbcr cine
iuilicnifaftlif)c Iusbilbung, Die
: icncr Der ltantlifcn unb niht>
tattoliidcn REORGANIZATION nid)t
nnGs, i%onbern ipabridciniid
iiberitebt.-(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

600 Ider in 1911. Sci brcipiertel
Der &nlpbrdnbe lpurben III jeocm cins
5elnen SaQe nur 10 Ider 5eritDrt, uno
MIR bel ~ 9rduben betrlig Der Sfaz
ben in iebem Sale mebr ais $1,000.
s.
@prsiise Der bcutifen 2anb,uirtbihaft.
Cine ioeben peroficntlidte Stntiitif
8cigt, bnB Scutidlano cincn Snrt@
ld)nittsertra9 o 31,5 SnIbels Wei>
gen crbielt, gegcn nur 1876 III Den
Der. Stdatcn. Ser bcut1d)c Sdrmcr
crSielt aud, 80 Suibcls Gosscn BON
2lcrc. no Der Imcrifuncr mn 16 crn@
tet; 3S Suibclo @critc gcgcn 2112;
so @uibels 8afcr gt9cl 25 ino los
@uibcls anrtoffcln 9cgen SO III Den
Scr. Staatcn.
Sn Den lcstcn % Sabrcn inn Die
@rtrdgc per Mcre in Sentid,lano ins
foloe Der angclpanotcn ipiiicnidaftz
lidcn Wetboben lpte folat geltic9cn:
@eiScn llm 81 Ero3ent, &oggcn Inn
1875, 8crite 51,9. Snfer 500, 8ar@
tpficln Cid unb Seu 52,S Yro5cnt.
=
gSie ipleu bic 3abnrdber bebanbclt
iperben?
9ci Der Scbanbluna Der lnnolpirtbe
id,aftlidcn WaIhinen lpirb b1lifig bon
Den Snrmeru Der aroBc Scbler be-
gangcn, bnb and Die 3abnrdbcr nit
Gel pbcr ionitigen Sdmicrmittcln pcrs
icbcn mcrben. Scr alto Spruh:
User gut id,mcrt, Der gut fdhrt", triftt
fir Die 3%abnrdber f%cincslpe9s 5u. @nt
aenrbcitctc 3%abnrdbcr arbcitcn am
lpenn JIG nidt 9eifmiert MGR
ben; 6enn es IeBt iid) ipnit gar 81
leid)t Stallb unb Sfmub in Den 3abns
liidcn felt. Scrarti9e @eruns
.reinigungcn fonnen 10 itarf iperoen,
baB Die 3%abnrdbcr nidJt ntcbr orbents
li1 incinnnocr paiieu unb Damn i'm
folge Der i%tarfen HeiblIns lcitt pera
IhlciBcn.-DIfers nnb 8artenbauz
3eitung."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
Sas amerifaniide Butter : Centrum

Chicago lit bas Centrum fiir ben
8uttermdrft in Den Ser, Staateu.
Sas 5eigte iidl eelcgcntlid) elmer
llnterilfnng, Die 9inuenitcuer6comte
pdbrenb Der porieen Monatc gciilbrt
boben unb Die sur Sol9e bate. RAG
etrpa 100000 Yfuno Butter. bic iid)
als gefdliht uno minocrrpcrthie err
mics, beiflagnnbmt lpur0cn.
Die MN gum I6idIluB ge0raftc
l1uterilIdung purbc bon 8aibington
aus angeorbnet mn eraab, baB in ben
eieens oafiir bcrgeitelten &iiblipeis
6ern 25 0tilipueu Yfunb Butter auf
Eager 9ebalten lpcroen f0unen uno oft
aud t6atiddlit porbnnben iinS - Die
lSdlfte bon Dem @einmmtnorratb Der
i'm gau5cn 2anoe nri Eager geBaltes
men Butter.
Seranlabt iuurbc Die llnteriu1ung
burG sablreihc &Iagen iibcr Sdlidung
'rnb Seriihte iibcr Steuerent6icbung.
eett Nopember porigN SabreS ipa,cn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
8flese Der Raoer.

: Sos &apitel Der lobmen Hdbcr, Der
8crriIcneu Sel9en unb Naben lit be-
fnnntlif Elm municipalities. Ser
&auptgrunb lit iebenfaqs i'm 8aiier
5u iu6en, pelfes elm 8a9cnrab i'm
@e6raud leidt nufnimmt. Mn ben
InidBen Der Sel9en unb am giniabe
Der Spei6en finoen lid baib Sablreide
8eee gum @iutritt bes 8aiers; Die
8oren fiiIlen it'd banit, Die Sonne
trodnet es tpieber aus unb bas STAB
tpiro led, ipic man 9%etpDbnlib iagt.
Oie Banerbebdlter i'm HaDe iinb Ieer
9efporDen nnD ner9rnBern ii6 inter
benz @influiie Der SplInenipGrmte, mo-
y purh bas STAB in ieinen Gerbdnoen
gSlodert pirb. Sod ihlimmer ais
I'M CONNER iie6t es inn Rinter aus.
0ns I'M 8ahe f~eitgc5altene 8uI1er eez
friert, es bilben iid in oen flcinen
HifIen @isI6ihten, ipelfc burd ibrc
'4usbebnuug beim Auftauen bas Sol3
.duseinanber ipren9cn, unb bic Haoe
Efeleen betommen u jene Hiiie, ipeldc
iDas 9nn5e Hab in @eia9r brin9en.
'Surb elm bodit einfafe5, INNER nod
,sn irenis betanntes Wlittel lam man
an bteies llcbel perbiiteu. 9ieiee
beitebt BARN, boB man Die 8a9enz
RIDER nit Del oOer Setroleum boil
itdnbig trdnft. Sier3u beoient mor
tfih etres ihmalcn, NIT opalem 9ober
periebenen Slctfaitcns, ipelder mil
iparmem Del gefiiQt unb 10 inter bas
fi6 frei brebenbc Hab geiteQt piro
bob bieIes ben goOeu Des &aitens bel.
nabe beriibrt. 9as Sab miro lang.
lam gebrebt unb man nirb balo cine
10 eierige Iufnabmc bon Gel bcmer.
fen, DaB elm Nodfii1en notbipenoig lit
Sobalb feline Abnabmc bcs Gels me6i
3n ieben lit, bari bas Gao al5 poQ.
ft1nbie eeidttigt angeIeben iperbcn
ollie Yoreu iinb nit Del gefiiQt, mi
no Del lit, fam fem Bniier mcbr Gin.
bringen. @prauSgeicbt lit natiirlih
baB Die Hdber porber LAUDER gcipaidcl
uno banu politdnoig ausgctrpfnc
limb. Man nimmt bieIc Irbcit an
beiten BEL trodencr Wittcrulg Dor mi
ipieberbplt lie 5pcdmdBig in ieben
Sabre.-nGdcrs unb @nrtenbaua Gig.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
UNITED STATES NO
FIGURE IN FINALS
Special 10 The Times-Disra,ch

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
New York, November 20.-England
and Canada. an Irresistible combina-
tion. swept The boards tonight At the
horse show in the Spectacular interna- :
iional contest, in which thrcescore
officers OF five nations took the jumps
two abreast.
Surprise" the sensational Irish jun
per, ridden by Major McTagGart. of the
Fifth Irish Lanccrs. paired with ..Har-
mony, an English mare. ridden by
Colonel kenna. Won first place. two
cups. and the plaudits OF q crowd that
almost filled the Garden.
Third and fourth went to the Sifton
and Eoddcn entries of Canada respcc-
lively. and aecond to the Belgian leap
ers. 'itob" snd I.aCraquette. Bob" is
one Of the four Belgian mounts. whose
arrival in this country was delayed
ten days 10y rough weather on the At
lantic.
Despite desperate striving, the United
States did not isurc in the nnais The
Cnitcd states Army men showed that,
,as horscmcn, they are the peers of the
world. Put their mounts look sorry
compared 10 the crack horses Of the
foreigners that travel NJ and down
Europe anncxing ribbons and cups.
Spirited Contest.
y spirited contest FOR the Waldorf
Astoria challenge cup between six
r.. Fiaus Earl Grey" The reserve
ribbon went to Willisden FARMS Dark
Blue. j. Sumner Diapers. The Vir-
gin!an." who won first leg on the cup
last year, was unplaced
The TWO plucky Englishmcn-Cap-
tains IL. &. Parker and K. NJ. Stewart
chardson--conpctcd Tor the third
day with physical disabilities that
would put tho average horscman in q
hospital. The former has a hrok IN
collarbonc. the latter a fractured an
klc. Parker WAS appiauded To tho
echo in the afternoon, when he won n
blue with Beau Sabrcur" in the class
for horses suitable To become hunters.
In the afternoon class for hunters
ridden abreast over the hurdles Can
ada won first and second places The
Bcresford challenge cup. presented last
year by Lord Dccics for United States
Army officers. became permanent prop
crty Of Lieutenant Shepherd. of the
Fifth United States Field Artillery,
whose rangy chestnut gcldinS. Mar
shall NcH," repeated his 1912 triumph.
Lieutenant Iceberg. OF the Nor
wegian army. riding "t:amecock.., The
property Of his Belgian confrerc. Chcv-
aller de SELLERS, won tho crowd By his
clever exhibition Of horsemanship over
the jumps in the afternoon.
In the hand event Judge
Moore beat the entry OF Alfred q. Van
derblt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. November eo.-Thc cotton mar
Ret cased OF to-day under liquidation anu
scattered selling. which appeared TO lie in
- icd by reports ~ slack spot demand and
talk of large ginning figures from the Cen
SuS bureau ~ the opening Tomorrow
There was some buying declines. ;tttr!-
hnted TO selling by spinucrs. but some of the
,af;"r spot Interests We're credited with sell
lnE freely during tho day, and the close WAS
barely steady at net loss of Sgtll points
The market opened steady at an nd
vance 81 .sii2 pC:ats with near months Lead
M. the advance on covering or Il little frcsl,
buHtHg. when seemed to reflect a fael,n..
thht the ucW differences nAcd By the re-
vision committee at It's meeting last night
TAG strengthened the local contract. This
support W-s not aggressive, however and
tfircS soon weakened under realizing by old
i"TEs, Who seemed disposed 10 reduce their
i!hcs before the publication Of the rinniu;,
report .o-'to,'.N and local pressure.
-,s ~ ices approached tho IL cents level
TOT January rather q better demand ,cvel-
opct.. anG there We're rallies to nearly the
closing 'Si'.s OF last night. hut the mar
lset eased off again. reaching tho lowest
MONT in The DAY. with January selling a
i%r9. o. " points net lower. while March
and Ma snowcd net losses OF from liul.
points.
y good lenl of tvs trading hcre sectlcI
- bc H. Re WAY ot switching. and the H.
fU"ncc Of the revision III spot differences
was reflected IN the rentivc Etc;.iiucSs ut
near positions. According 10 latest ruinors
the completed returns oi the National Gin
Eers Association Indicate ginning of 10
.s1.oe' bales 10 November H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
MOORE ELECTED AGAIN.
Deeper Waterways Association Meets

deeper waterway hctts NPAi
in New York City.
Jacksonville, Fla. November 20-At 10.
nights session Of the Atlantic Deeper Mater.
ways Association, in convention here, New
York City was unanimously chosen ms tho
next convention city.
j. Hampton Moore. OF Pennsylvania. was
re elected president for the sixth consecutive
term.
WiIfrcd lT. Schon, OF Pennsylvania. WA
elected secretary treasurer, and Durrc
Scnuster. OF Pennsylvania WAS reelected
assistant secretary. Plans for the New York
convention in 1914 were discussed. \ great
water parade suggested as u feature.
Vice presidents and state delegates were
elected follows:
virginin-Nice- president George Ainslic
delegate, T. VI. Darlington.
North Carolina--Eicc- president T.. W
riigham delegate. George y. Leach.
South Carol!na-Vice- president, w. -
porcher: delegate. W. ID. Morgan.
Addresses b. Senator ID. L. Fletcher
Florida. and W. ). Bennett. former member
Of Congress from New York. were feature.
of to-daS's session.
The convention viii close Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
Norfolk ,Inn Lost on lakes.

Nofiolk, Va, November 2o.--iiarry
liartt, of Portsmouth. VA. was lost in
one Of the recent disasters on tho
Great Lakes. The Information was re-
ceived to-day. Ilartt was with two
Arctic expeditions IN years past, and
had on both OF these occasions been
given UP for lost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave South Richmond Seventh and
Perry Streets, for PetsrsburH:
20 :. 5. -, 10. H. 'l2 A. NJ, !, T. "a 4
'5t5. &c. :. y. ~ 10 L. NJ
li:oo j.. NJ for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg foot OF Sycamor,
Street. for south Richmond:
.f'i5 G;s5 '.;a9: 's:ss. s:ss. o:ss. 'io:as 1i:s5
1928. -7:33. S:Ss. s:s5 1910. 1!:4o p. 81.
YDatly except Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express
''Iirlited. eScept Sundays and HOLIDAYS
All cnrs from Petersburg connect with cars
for Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect September 80, 1919
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond FOR
NOKTOLk: 800 A. NJ. 900 p. A.. :. 10
ron J.YNCHBCRG AND THE WEST.
'9:l5 A. NJ, 1850 a. ~. 300 p. af.. s9:2o P. A.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sIl:lO ~
NJ, 'e:$I r. NJ. 'Il:a0 Z. NJ. From the West
$40 y. NJ. n::io +. NJ. bl:A5 p. NJ. st:o5 p.
NJ, 1870 y. II.
'Daiiy. aDaliy ex. Sunday bsunday only.
". u. BEvlLL. Pass -Traf. Mgr.
". =. SAUNDERS, G. z. A.. Roanoke. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

chicago. H.. November 9c.-Icair business
ia winter wheat FOR export helped Dccenhcr
up 70, net to-day. hut May closed unchnnr.
em co and .lmly &c. OF on lightness OF county
oHerlhEs; corn closed steady. "a shade higher
!" Il shade lower; oats. because trade yns
iicht, finished unchanged to a shade lower.
liee local selling cascd lard AMI ribs ga
- nGi MaS pork on rather liberal buy
Cash Rralned closed Whcat-No rod. esa
se, 40. hard SSi.n&c. No. / northern
sS'.nWc.. ~. spring. SS1SSi.c corn-No
.S'aA &c; No. white. 5is 75c.: No 2 vol.
io", 'o9 'S'sc. onts-No. = white 4n.c
standard. ioi2nili.c.
I.enlInE IMtnrcs rMn.nl rs f.llnmS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
BLIND TIGER RAIDED.
i.ncian Crater Gets in Trouble for kcepinf
Liquor Without License.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Burlington. y. -, November % Chief OF
Iolice PatIllu. Of this place. and Unite cd
states Commissioner j. III. McCrarken Of
Graham. yesterday afternoon made u raid
on tho grocery store OF l.ucian Crater col
ofed In East Burlington. having had cause
20 suspect the place. They found blind
tiger. Fourteen empty five gallon kegs and
one barrel containing twenty -flve BALLOONS
of liquor were discovered.
Crater waived examination and was re-
lnasch ON a bond OF 500 which liz furnished
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
DIZZY GOODS MApErrs

N"w York. November Go CARPET nianufac-
popular priced lines. Cotton goods arc SHOW
,hS some hesitation on forward contracts.
my spot values were very firm to-day Raw
silk WAS easter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG pEANUT MARKET

'Heported by Rodgers Plummer 6 Co. lnc)
Petersburg. Va. November 20 -p.nnuts
Spanish.-FnrIners. new spanish. Si29is per
DuShei NirSlnins--Fancy Jumbo. 3a,c ucr
pound fancy handpickcd. 3iac pcr pound
eNt.a prime Si,c. per pound; Smelling stock
sn2i2c. per pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
hansea. lrciEn,s j. rcanu,s-stcady ana

uhNhauEcu "
cottorsccd oil wa s;oady for nearby do.
mn.iieS To-Day, OWE I" the firm crude sit
n eG,'i while late n,hs were easy under
hhr ',,ta iiau'datio The West was II big
wcrc unchanged I" points higher on near
s 90 points net lower on late months
saicS 1897" barrels. Prime crude 6 0nTIc ~.
prime summer yellow. ,.i5a7.Sl: Novembar
Ia Ia neccmper. 10 ianuary. 7lt: February
~. March 7..1: April. go; May 73o. Iuiv
-: prime winter yellow. 1o;, ~. nr,,S.
summer white. 7.50dT 80 H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
$3.50 Baltimore and Return $2.5(

l'irst-class Excursion Via York River
Line Thursday, November -. New
steamer City Of Richmond" Leave
80 y. A. Steamer train. Return
limit November %. Consult agents
9o7 East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
STATE OFFICERS SPEAK TODAY
Mann Heads List Of Men Who VIII Adore
NnrftllL Aa.lt,aI Ini

NOrfOIk School FAIR.
Norfolk VA. November eo.-Thousands OF
EXHIBITS, mainly Of educational nature.
have been arranged for Norfolk Cointy's
first school fair. which VIII be held in tho
htGh school AZ Great Bridge Tomorrow. The
fair VIII continue throughout SATURDAY, but
to-morrnW VIII be ,he feature day. a. Gov
-rnor William Hodges Mann. 7. O. sandy
state demonstrates. Burkevile. Va. and r.
g. Stcarnes. Superintendent o. Public In
struction. are scheduled for addresses on
educational tons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
wouLD-nE SUICIDE NEAR END.
s. &. Swart, of Lynchburg. Grows Worse as
Time Goes by.

Especial 10 The T1mns- D1spntch.l
I..nchhurg, Va. November 20.-I. c. Swart,
the secretary OF tho I'M city Council u e.
r.. who attempted suicide in II hotel here
Tuesday night by hacking his wrists and
throat with pocket knife after taking five
ounces Of ia;idanum, Is reported To lie much
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21

New York. November 20-Becyes-M,r,s.,
,n"ininaiiy steady. Calvcs-Market SLOW nj
S..''n IN, sheep and I.ambs-Market steady
kct nominally steady '
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higher Bulk OF sales. 37.7o6soa cattle
m ,aira SLOW sI" sceves. se6auaGo. COWS ana
helirrs' 5h."ffSco: calves. s65OTi0no Sheen
and Lambs-S,eady. sheep. S3.oG, 90. l,,nbs
s.. i5u7.35. 'V'' minus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
CASE GOES TO JURY.
Trial OF Prank Council. Negro Charged wit
Murder, Comes 10 Close.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Fayetteville, y. G.. November eo.--rhc ca SO
OF Frank Council. charged with the murder
or Richard McAliister, an aged negro man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
sEAnoARn AIR LIVE.

Sonthhound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
nond daily: 800 A. M.-Locni 10 Norlina
l:io ?. M-Slcepors and coaches Atlanta
Birningham. Savannah. Jacksonville Ii:55
J.. M.-Sleepers and coaches Atlanta Bir-
minSham, Memphis. 800 A. M.-Sieepers and
coaches. Jacksonville. Northbound train,
scheduled 10 arrive in Richmond daily: 5:3j
a. ~. i:io \. NJ. sos j. a.. $50 p. NJ. Local.
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res ranged ms follows:
Open. High. Low. Close.
Baltimore. Md.

Baltimore. Nd November Wheat
er RIM ~: .o rel a;%c:; spot No red.
ltcccip's '.0Ce bushels. Oats-Firm; standard
White, A., uisr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-21
SOUTHERN RAILWA3


Schedule OF Electric Trains effective NAV
80 1872: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets: b'6:ej a. ~. '7:io A. ~. bs:io A
NJ. $40 \. ~, 're:io a. NJ. li:i0 A. NJ, l:il
r. n. 2:lo 7: NJ, a:io E. NJ, h:lo y. NJ, $40
l.. NJ. GO y. NJ. $40 L. NJ, bs 10 p NJ
DAD +. NJ. lI:l5 j. VI. Leave Ashland Eng.
land and Maple Streets: $3.50 A. NJ. b7:p9 (.
NJ. 500 A ~. b3oo A. NJ 10 90 A H. s.iI Il,
a. NJ. .i3:0n NJ. '1:oo p. ~, 300 p. NJ. 400
r. NJ. 100 7. NJ. b!;oo p. NJ. 600 p NJ, 7:ea
J.. NJ. 500 =. Nj. ba:o0 J.. NJ, IL: 90 p NJ
DAILY except Sunday. 'sunday only.
bCnrries baggage.