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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

French Government Has Evolved
Plan for Financing War
Debts.
BRITISH ALSO HAVE LIKE IDEA
Object Is to Distribute War EXPENSES
Among Nations on Basis of Popu-
iationS and Ability to Contribute.
Would Rc-Estabiish World Credit.

Nils, December 1.-THE French
in.rohabiiitye OF presenting. before the
a, hiii ,prop3sing the cstablishmont
tinnnciai union. The purpose OF this
union would be TO distribute the cx-
penScS OF the war between the nations
on the basis of populations and power
TO contribute. II IL understood a SINH
lar plan is under consideration by the
British government.
II Is estimated tho expenses OF tho
allies totaled 42i.0o0.006. 900 frances.
whilr The central powers expenses az
GreGated 100000. 900. 900 francs
Annual budgets at per cent with n
one nalf Of i per con; premium for
amortization. would total more than
foOo0oo0,000 francs. To avoid inter
nationai bankruptcy. II IS declared such
an association is necessary TO float an
international fund estimated a; Sis
oOO0Oo.O0O francs to be distributed on
a basis OF population and production
Each state would guarantee it's proper
ton from customs and other revenues
All exchange questions freight
rates and prices Of raw material would
he handled through the centralized
agcncy of the association. Provision
is made for the admission of neut "a
states.
Even the central powers. upon terms
prescribed by the allies. may Join thus
establishing international credit
which Is held to he an essential cond;-
tlnn to the economic development az
tho world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
Real Estate and Court News
tHANCERY BARGAIN AND SALE
DEt.D:.

Charles X. Willis and Luc! *! r"ife)
70 James AleNander Bailey. and :
south Meadow street: SO fee, incl.
Dy 81 feet east line Meadow Street. ~
.eet 10 inches south OF Main Street:
assumption OF lien Of Si.ya5. October
20. 1918; tax So. $40.
John II. Garrett and ESa r. ,~.ife)
" - u. Eubank. ."3 Norih Fourth
street l3XG7 feet east line Fourth
street 20 feet north Oc Jackson Street:
assumption of lien OF 5000. Derember
H., 1873 tax 81, $l0.
E..%abcth v Ice 70 John H. Car
Itil. i.NiiU feet north line Broad
street, 80 feet west OF Aitamout Ave-
nue.: "Ssumption o: Hen OF $4,000 Oc-
iober 4. 1915: tax $3.50. $40
lanes Alexander Bailey and Cornelia
'"lie) I" Rex q. Jones, - .ect all.
inches by l2o fee, north line Flov,i
Avenue &C feet al. inches. cas-; oi
Muloerry street. assumption o. lien
o, $li,92O. October "a. lalS: xip
William Z. Luck ANA Sarah Il. (w!fe)
OF iianover County. tc NJ ) BERTHE
Fuller. II - West Clay street. % feet
80 inches by l5i Feet south line Clay
street. !h3 .rtt east OF Adams Street
NoNrinb.r 3-. l:IS. So 400
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
WAR PRICES MAKE RICH
GROWERS OF THE WEED
Tobacco Hns Thought Unprecedented
returns TO Farmers at
the south.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. December 10
Kentucky farmers who produce about
30 per cent OF tho coun,ry's Tobacco,
have experienced unprecedented pro.-
pcrity since 1915 and this autumn were
able To get nearly. three times the price
with which they have been content at
the beginning OF the war
Eighty per cent Of the 2JC.C00. 900
pounds Of hurley tobacco used in the
United states comes from Kentucky.
IN 1911 prices for all qualities OF leaf.
luss and trash averaged between 10
price for the heavy. dark export type
of tobacco grown IN tho black patch
OF western Kentucky climbed from 6
cents to 10 cents.
when the war began tobacco pro-
duction in Europeon countries was
Virtually halted and there was n trc-
tnendons drain on the big stocks of
American tobacco in European ware
houses. 1t was tho demand made upon
these reserve stocks that sent prices
upward. rather than the overseas ship
mentS. which were in reality small Her
than those in times OF peace. dealers
say. AS the big reserve supplies de-
creased. american exporters began
buying in the American market TO re
place the stocks when peace would
ties.
The amount now held for cxrort
however is not sufficient. in the on!nion
OF big dealers. to re0lenish foreign
stocks. They say that this condition,
coupled with the desire of domestic
manufacturcrs 70 Increase their stocks
VIII make competition keen for a year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
BETTER ACCOMPLISHMENT
EXHElIED In INMINI: 1i,An

The report declares that - mate
I'aIy better accomplish is cont
and that gratifying progress along
technical lines was made particularly
~ ne simplihca,;on, and Improvement
OF ships. and Standardization OF the
many fittings required.
With regard IL the wood snip pro-
sram. The report says the board has
recognized that more careful attention
should be given TO ships OF large size.
ana aNcr Investigation has decided
10 recommend that efforts concentrated
upon the construction OF Il 5.0OO-ton
hush deck wood ship. which would he
as strong as the 3,500-ton types now
being built, and which could be pro-
duced at "a saving OF approximately $50
per ION; ~ the present time ten types
Of wood ships or S,500h 1000 and 5000
"eawweight tons are being turned OIL.
Since August ! wood ship production
has, averaged lat least one complete.
GrsndE ,ior-serviGe wood ship per calen-
this average will increase
tohcretc snip construction has been
limited: the report states, because this
type or vessel is admittedly less ell
Client than the steel ship as cargo
carrier and because the present hull
producing capacity OF the country in
steel and wood ships is in exress OF
the producing capacity Of marine en-.
Sine makers, and machinery for oper-
at'hg concrete ships could not be made
available However, contracts for CON
s,ruction OF five government owned
Sh!pEards for concrete construction
have been signed and work begun, ami
inc present construct ion progr ram pro-
Nides or thirty-eight concrete tankcrs
and cargo ships Of $500 tons, three
cargo ships Of $500 tons and one cargo
snip OF 1900 tons. In addition, plans
nave been prepared for ,2.500-tun
dcadweiSht concrete schooner coal
barge and bids asked. il being intend
ca TO build twcnty-tiv OF these
Daring the fiscal year ending June
so. 1917, American vessels Of 9t74U
dcau"eiGht tons were transferred to
foreign registry, permits being grant
ed by the board when special circum-
stances indicat cd that the change would
not iniurc the national interest Dur
ing the same period foreign built vcs-
sells placed uHdc" American registry
numbered Scvcnty-tivc OF 5i5,99J dead
WeiSht tons. not including vessels OF
,utch registry taken over by the prcsi-
dent
Permits for the construction of 2o5
vessels OF 49,, 096 lightweight tons for
American private interests aud OF 1877
vessels OF $50. $50 lightweight tons for
ioreiSa interests were granted by the
Shipping BOARD up 10 October IS, or
these vessels 2Jl were wood, l45 steel
ana eight six concrete.
me report reviews all the activities
OF TIC board. especially in connocIion
with The development Of port and mar
Dor facilities ira ming deck aud cnci-
hccf officers aud crews for the m.r
cnahl marine, Establishment and de-
Welcoming shipyards and training work
mon Tor them Gud establishing housing
facilities for Shipyard workers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
CHIlEAN-PERUVIAN PROBLEM
HAS DANGEROUS ANGLES
situation Like Tim. OF ProverbiaI
i""dcr Magazine. Needing But
Fntai Spark.
iNv AsEociat.d r.. 4

- ..SsOGl'I-G i'rcSS
WASHINGTON December lG-re.
por'S Of unrest resulting from the
controversy between chiie and peru
Continue 10 reach the embassies OF
nose counties here From Peru il,
Was reported to-day Peruvians IN the
mrovihcts Q! Tachl ana .Arica still
were abandoning their proTelt. ard
hecins for their lives From. Chii..
"ord c"ne thai Cni,sen: IN Peru we're
S"ntrihe financial losses ,htough boy
cot;s. ana that in some INSTANCES In
u'Niduais mad beer attacked by crowds
IN ohc!nl statement issued by the
S.atc department to-day says the
!acha AFRICA dispute and the United
States notes TO Peru and Chile cX-
pressing willingness 10 aid in bring
ing ABOUT settlement. have been the
2tincipal topics Of discussion at Lima
turing me past week. From Buenos
AIRES. the department has been adj
vised that the attention of the nras.
Tor ne last week has been directed
toward the dispute, and that the COM
ment. both as to the action of III.
United States and the action of Ar
Eentina. gives almost unanimous cor
diil approval.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
WANTS NEW TRADE BUILT
ON SOUND FOUNDATIONS
liner of nurcnu OF Foreign and Do
mcsiit Commerce Submits
Annual i~port

~ NHNUtIN I"I PrcSS.
ASliINGTON, December i6.-i.y
nshSbn OF the governments facilities
ior prom oting foreign trade was urged
~ INC annual report of the chief o. the
bureaa or Foreign and Domestic Conn
merce. made publis to-day The re-
port SAID i * inevitable that The United
Siales VIII play Il more Important role
IN inter"aliOna trade than ever before
and mat II Ia a matter OF the greatest
urgency thht the government Mc-.a Sc
rs efforts 10 have the new trade built
da joins.
Extension Of the commercial attachc
particularly urged
Employment OF trade commissioners
10 trhNei from place to place in n ena-
cited district also vas Recommended
The countries now in view for such
work are ColoWbia and Venezuela. The
lea and New Zealand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
KAISER HAD sos UNIFORMS
New Government Finds ImperInI ward
rOhe-COnfsp5tS 'rEouxnr,d.
of HORSES.
Icy Associutcd Trcs..i

LONDON. December IG.--Au jnvcn-
tory OF former Emperor Williams pri
vate belcHGinES In Berlin and Potsd;,,n
mas led TO the discovery OF tho famous
imperial wardrobe, including SOS Chr
man and foreign military and naval
uniforms, accordinG to the Eocrscn
noIiunG; OF Berlin. Several thousand
horses IN stables formerly belonging
e, 10 ,,crr iohenzoliern have been con,
NcSoi tions between Tot .dam The
soldiers and Workmcn's Councils AMI
lrlnce :itci Friedrich. looking TO the
81 agnardinS of tho !iohcaaollern fam
iiy fortunes arc progressing slowly Ii
Is SAID an agreement will he framed
next month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
c.f,CAGO 1--WE srd, r,

CHICAGO December 4, ,.NNSEt.
It.O.0 head: market 'stcadt nSS'trinlS.
than Saturdays avcra cd bao,,,,,, "" ioWcT
grades favored: bulk OF 10. ,"ucncr
butchers 1900 100; l,GhtN.n, '!r''
Ing: II 7hnl7.i0: throwoutsI "rn.'t,cc~~i pn.k-
li.O) o. la.5p h" 10 %; Digs.
h,,,chcrr nria',n ,rn -''vw wv, nj: beef and
Sirhnr, cc,ie ~ o nn,,. S.1S To - cents
strong: others slow: beef 4 S"nu iseup,n
Gl9.75: common. $500 IL ~ ~ hSuo". lo1o
cows ana hc!fcrH. G.S51li sunviS STOCK
cutters. 6.2I az u. So: RtOckcr, u $500 ana
Id. - ~ 1870: common. 7.2TlSu,rs. good
good, i5.75GDlG. 30 Ncd' caivcs.
slow TO rs cents lower: sli(sS@ssa GRns9l Ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
SEW CHARTERS.

The following charters and amend =
mtnts were issued yesterday by the
state torporaiinn Commission:
United States Fuel Saving E.uu!n-
VA. Capital. $4,000: object. mann,
featuring s;orcs. c!c. Officers. :. y.
pabncy. president: w. 4. Gibson. soc
rotary. h"ih Of Hharioucsvi!:e. va.
Amendments:
iNnchhurr Glass Works, Inc. Lynch.
burg. va. increasing it's capital stool;
from S3oo.hho 10 S4a0.0hN
IlimnS Optical md instrument Com
rany. Inc. Petersburg. Va ,.h;,uy,n.
us name 10 Titmus Optical Company.
Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
BOND LIST

'iaa- - writing Paper = tha, So
.NatUur Coast Line 1T a. . s..
= e., Ill. and col u .......--......... 20
y T. l. CONF. = ,Ba!iiniureI th.d,. 81
PEAK and ohio couv i'.s. ..... So.
lee usair ~ d ohio coBv = 'hlGi. :.
I" Lii. y" Tea ajs5 .go'y'" 'i H.:
: uUard AIR Line re! t. ......-........ ~
SrahuarI t!- I.Iuy ADJ s. .............. -
South IN Railway 81 ,biGl ............. 90
Southern Railway rs -.........., So,
: Eeff~t'r"I t-NiSir tbIdi. -.......
Z : Registered 'a. 1875 't,dl........ i0G,.
> Liutgiy loan Sl.s ...--..-......-. 81 80
; liberty loan al '...-...-......,. raj!
p llhfFis i""hI ~ ttGS........,...-.. Jf.'-i
: Liberty lu"r ith r.s 10. .....-..--5 70 -
) a.-!.'owH Bros cif7 ~. VA tbiu. =,
= . Var. Chemical "a 1T - tb!db 70.
n -f'.s- Chemical -. ov!N, ~ tb.ai o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.

~ Richcs"n and +. l.. Ciutchtiold
street - !eet inches by 1872 fee;
or + street, "a feet fron, northwest;
corner OF | and Th.rtieih Streets: ais o
seet south OF Darlington Street: TX
~ feH 6 IN I rear Of above property 1918
ana ~" Mo- IN rwenty-G first street, So
twenty first street. 100 feet north of
i street. December IL, 1919. s195.
IL Il POLLARD. .lr., trustee. TO r. 8
~ feet inches by 70 fee; al north
east corner of Second and Can't
Strccts Dcccmhcr IL 1918. So zoo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
Tnmpico Incrdcn. to Give No rro,,,c

lNGTON, December i6-No
great Importance is attached by officials
mere to the diplomatic exchanges. re-
Suiting from the clash at TamDico on
November -. inv which members or the
armed naval guard Of tho American
s St an r. . M,omlcrsy: killed The captain
tally wounded another Mexican SOL
der. Reports OF the incident are held
cans acted in sclf-defcrsc and IL is cX-
pocted this will be conceded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
CROP REPORT CREATES
SPIRIT OF OPTIMISM
MI street Stages Gcncral Murkin.:
!, Up ON Winter W:,cnt
Figures.
FAR lHi4Ks BASIS OF PROSPERITY
N"'o Yrs and Tire stocks Show Cain
on Ntond News From Fields, Who's,
"o'-NcrS Arc Declared Principal
GUST pEscrs for Automobiles.

NEW WORK. Dccomber lc.-Tra.,t,,.
Wa iGHtp to-day. bat prices were nigh
S'pyh n.Nchanr" ln,iu.1 rl;,ls wor,.
readers. 1ivitb United states steel show
:. ~ voht f!dcrahi" strength and closing
S""r. Nsscs ciat,D Dry Goods and Pacific.
49, ~. mac,nn new high records for III.
!'ar. .yhational Cloak ana Sui, adj
Nnnrrd - points ana Manhattan Elr-
Naied bt'ok" points. Consolidated GAS
W.. = strong feature.
sho '" - ~, EvNeFim"nt crop report
w ,.t ~ ~ i'."nV."GV acres planted in
fh. ~, .., 80 1'errn5c of>is per cent over
of = NJ crop y 9S.J. whitli is 10 per cnnt
t%,i Tx 'ln'n N" average for ten years.
M nc country needs TO i;iv" i; ;in in
Gus itTiai boom In 1911. is good crops
~ 'N.'l lmvc almost enough labor. picn-
Nh MONEY ana an unlimited market.
VI ~ q good crops buainess men would
Tee absolutely safe. and III. wnoat
ere hsusss are therefore very emcour-
IlinE, tIhc outlook for wheat was
ha' 90 Che strength of the Motors and
ut'N Nt"cE*. inost OF which made adj
nnm),g. L 5. Rubber joined in th!s
~ + farmers. usr mos, OF the au,omo-
ni,G,y NJ" prosperity of thai class Ok
HhP'iS INC stocks in this class attract
on s h S c ai}e"1 KIN, wsF" heys;SSns Tire
tuhbicr and General Motors on the in
- 'Hh''tloa WIN the advance Cf
:,!S1HJcra stock IL Was reported to-day
"a nc company has arranged 10 uur-
Ehnnss7{ Of i@Fetg 5., selling aEency as
nniS'(cs" pistil!crs has s7.5OoNoo OF
hHrtN, bonds ana about S3.5oC."oO OF
ca'in which it Is lending In the street
on call closing The d!siiilerics does
no[ worry TINS company. which can
raN itr dividends Win its Industrial
aiYohpt Purchase OF the foreign sell
ihF agency Viii give the company n
i.Gl nnit" reason for sending ali OF
rs WHISKY out OF the country before
ihc cate when national prohibition Viii
max 1t illegal 10 be in possession of
"nishS anNWhcrc IN the United States
CHAIRMAN Hurley. Of the Shipping
iotrd' is repeating again 10 the imam
Sial world the figures on fuc! oil that
rave been repeated 50 often in ,his
coiumn showing how all shipping
would be compelled Ia discard coUl az
iuei N competitive business Sccre-
'aTy - Lahor Wilson is also confirm
ihS That other idca--that there will
hr no surplus 81 labor following: m.
wir Tn" really bir men o: the United
states are not DOWN. hearted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
HOW CONTROL PAID
ArcnmHc County Gave Is Cited 10 Sho,,
How Potato Disease wan
Elimiuutcd.

WASHlNGTON. December I6.--Dcm-
onStrniions of methods OF control OF
sweet potato disease in Accomac Conn
~. Va. last year resulted In a bcnc-
NJ to this county alone OF about SI0o,
oV0 due TO The application OF the con-
the United States Department. OF Nyrj-
culture during the bedding season las,
spring resulted in tho location and
tn,,stri9ution or a considerably larger
otherwise have hecn used for bedding
purposes and during the harvest saa !.
son q campaign was conducted for the
selection OF discasc-free seed stock in
Tho field and in the storing OF sweet
potatoes under proper conditions
, Many genuine anr9nins are offered
In tho Want Ads To-day - '''N W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
MAtnI>Gn LicENS,:s.

Albert s;;raIiT. of PENNSYLVANIA. and
Eva l." Jones, of Bowling Green
Anna Il Book. or Ohio
samuel l.; McFaden, Of Rnck in Sham
County. and Jennie stokes. Of Kansas
City,
John Mctaulcy and Elizabeth Hettic
Hamilton both Of 'Richmopd
Louis F;:.nh Ilarvor and Oracle
Florence O,Scrs, both OF l,ichrond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

founded for the aid OF those ,n,iu,cd
IN ihn war and for war orphans: but
10 institution has been founded 10 take
ca" OF and help those blinded during
The rest OF thci. lives There arc in
StitHt'oNS Tor the re-educatoD OF the
;,nnd IN italy. but their interest in the
ohinu ceases "'hen they have finished
era DiaH fund aims especially to pro-
EiCe comforts for them and TO render
tt!neN i.NcS as pleasant as possible. La
w, rur'i.. Is managing the collection OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
Masked Men Take I.nv In Own Hands,
Inv Assoc, ~ ed preSs

Charles. Lewis; a discharged negro SOL
Deputy Sheriff Al THomns When III, he
latter attempted TO arrest him yester-
day. was hanged by n mob OF mask cd
men IT Tyler Station near here, carly
to-day Lewis Is said to have refused
to submit to arresr, asserting that his
army uniform made him Immune from.
charged with havIng held up and,
robbed several other negroes 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
: FUND FOR AID OF BLIND
Turin Stnrts Subscription to- Helm Itnl-
innS Who Have lost bye
siHhi In Wur

NEW YORK, December ia "Diaz..
fund, 81. called in honor OF the leader
Or i;aly's victorious armies. has been
begun in turin. Italy. for the aid OF
those blinded IN the war. Not only
private citizens. but cities. provinces,
companies and corporations have
agreed TO contribute tn-the fund. Mt
merons organizations have been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
POLAND SEWERS RELATIONS
Notifies German Goycrnor-Gcncrul nnu
stan Z" Quit Territory of
krDrblic
! ny NSsociatol Prcs..1

AMSTERDAM, December tG-Poland
has severed relations with GERMANY.
accoruinS to telegram received i'm
Berlin from Warsaw
roland as reason for the rupturc
hccuseY the German authorities in oc-
cupted provinces or acting contrary to
POLISH interests and working with the
BolsheNiki. At the request of the
Polish government. Governor General
Won Bese!er and the entire staff OF the
herman mission viii leave tho terri
tory Of the Polish republic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
CATALONIA STILL SCENE
OF SERIOUS OUTBREAK
Demand for Socialist Republic I'm Suuin
Already Rcaulting In Armed
ClaShca.
IGy Assoc!atcd Press !

MADRID. December IG-Prcmicr
Romanones. after Cabinet meetinn.
called 10 consider serious outbreak
in Catalonia. has issued note declar.
iaE mat the King has been asked TO
sign u decree Suspending Parliament
mere was collision Sunday be-
tween The police and crowd after a
Socialist republic meeting at Barna in
laSor oi the autonomy OF Catalonia as
2 democratic republic. one person wa :
KILLED and six were injured Slmila r
trouble occurred in Balboa. where there
vas basque manifestations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
DEMANDS SHIP CONTROL
sailors Council ut Hamburg 'Thrcptcns
to Sink trrft II 0wwers Fail
tn Comply.
tBy Associated Press.

~ -fHHotl"tcu iFcSS.l
C0PEEHAC;EN. December If.-I.on-
troll of the merchant marine Is demand
ID by T. sailors council formed n.
hamburg. according TO Il Berlin dis
patch to the EcrlinSskc Tidendc. OF
this city. The council threatens to sink
all the ships If it's demand is not COM
rlieu with. The council insists that
owners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
NEW 'nfsM ,:hN NrUcK MNnkyr

49, NJ n71,Ti al NM IE-- BroVce lOwcr:
49, ih "i ' h"iccr. 1G""9ao; COWS. 40
Calves s;"aLN: ce'f l5am 2ioa: cu,l..
oo%" 81 40" t:.m q, qt?u7.oo: ycarlinES
SHEEP and lambs steal Common ,o nr,,,,,
sheep. GHGmH..O: CiIlls ts,s IN. I.,,h :" .n w.
ml6c co: cniis. io.r0t l2.LO} '"'''' 'ah'"s' i4"'
Hogs steady; New Yot,nJ u ,n.,i,.,ri
hogs, i7'"H iSeo; pigs. ~ rouehs. n, ~ "'''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
LIMITS WAR DAMAGE
Belgian government Would Exclude
such ~ Are BASED on
Nornl Grounds.
BY AssociaIcd 2

by NNSoclaIcd PrcSs.i
BRUSSELS. December l6-Thc Eel-
Eian government has SUBMITTED 10 par
lament a bill limiting con,pensa ;;on
for war damages to material losses
excluding those based on moral
grounds. The senate in its address re-.
niTtng TO che speech from the throne
nas declared strongly in favor o! the
burg to Belgium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
Dry GOODS

EEW YORK Dsceiubey :; -In.,c,, .ao,,,
ai,u Sarns wers "u!et to-day. wi,h htead.er
uh", thc wool trade g. "A waiting tho results
of III. auction this wcci, Raw cilk WAS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
HMGSD HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
IL b iIlIlnI W n...n... L. -.
IuiC.,Go GRAIN MARKET

hi!.EO. December lG-AIuch yelling Of
~" lifted to-day from tho government
v ,,,' tegt roin'ina; so likelihood O. an I'M
,.I I"nny M Of winter wheat Prices OF corn
'."s"u wv. '-c To I3c net lover with
a n.,, i ND Nav both i3i;s to Ia. OF.
M ~ 10 li.c down. and provisions on
v 'irn Trslutures ranged as follows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17
luiures ranged as follows
Nan >nki tODuCM MARkEr

~ ""''' "" ~ nominal. Prime crude,
Raw >ui;ar uuicuc.r,rir, -oe
GRADUATED. cents mi 49,. ~" -. my
Butter iirIn. thcCst,m "'' "'"-'"
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