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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25
CARMEN
 ARE TO ACCEPT COMPLAINTS OFFER Men Will Vote To Take 12 Per Cent. Wage Raise To
 day, Is the Opinion.
WAS 4 REQUEST
 NOT 4 DEMAND
Conductors And Motormen Work Under Contract
 Fares May Be Raised.

New Haven, Aug. 25 5- Trolleymen of the Connecticut Company, all over the system, will vote today upon the acceptance or rejection of the 12 per cent. wage increase offered them by the company in answer to a re- quest for more pay.
 Ballot boxes will be placed in all the car barns where the motormen and conductors may register their vote.
 It is not expected that enough op- posing votes will be registered to re- ject the company's offer, which comes after what was more in the nature of a request than a demand by the men. By strict terms of the workers agreement with the com pany, the employees are not entitled to any increase during the period of the contract, which does not expire until next June.
 Ir 1917 the Trolleymen's union made an agreement as to wages and conditions which would expire June, 1919 However, in october, 1918, during the term of the agreement, the men petitiOned the company for an increase in wages and secured five cents an hour more. By common consent the agreement to be terminat- ed June, 1919, was put over another year to 1920, and the employees recognizing that previously they had secured increased wages during the period of the agreement, again peti- toned the company short time ago. before expiration of the agreement for relief from the high cost of liv- ing.
 They did not specify any amount nor did they rely very seriously upon the expectation of relief other than the precedent before established by granting their petition A short time ago the company announced that it would grant 12 per cent. increase. The men are now receiving from 39 to 45 cents an hour and with the in crease they would receive approxi- mately five cents more an hour.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25

From the date this declaration the treaty will into force between the parties who have ratified.
 The treaty will with power tEe date of deposit of it's ratification.
 The Shantung provision altered by the Senate would the peace to be assembled else there would be condition in which the powers have agreed by treaty give Shantung to Japan and America has promised to China
 Just hOw if the latter condition arises it will be possible 10 avoid is for the future to disclose The Committee Foreign Relations is taking America along dangerous road
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25

larity: buttered ale, which was
 warmed, favore1 with sugar and cin- namon and into which butter was put
 was frequently called for at the tav- erns.
 In fancy drinks there was no such variety as prevails today. Brandy
 was the only distilled liquor procura-
 ble, and this was so costly that not many could afford it. But mead still held it's place in popular favor and hypocras---red wine plentifully su-
 gared and spiced---was demanded by
 the young bucks of the age. One curious feature of this dissi- pated period is the fact that nearly
 all the debauchery went on in day light hours. Even in London the tav- erns did little business at night. The
 streets were so dark and footpads so dreaded that almost all the citizens
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25

were brewed for population of 6,OOO,- O0O Water was practically scorned by most of the people. Even the children drauk small beer. For those who pre- ferred notwithstanding liquors coffee. tea and chocolate were just coming into use; but they did not really com pete with beer and wine.
 Of alcoholic drinks there was abun- dant variety. There were Spanish wines and French wines, and wines from the Rhine were also coming into favor. Champagne was, of course, un- known, but sherry, claret, burgundy and many others were familiar.
 Beer and ale were the popular drinks, and there were numerous va rieties of these Mum was ale brewed with wheat instead of hops; lambs wool, described in an earlier article of this series, kept it's popu-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-25
GETTING IT FROM JOE

ENATOR SHOOT reading the Book of Mormon, which the O late Joseph Smith found in the Woods finds that the League of Nations is therein decred that cannot stop Looking in the Book of Mormon it asserted that poygamy could be stopped but Shoot himself is authority for the
 statement that it longer popular for United States Senators from Utah to have five wives Such is the effect of secular law Perhaps world law against limit the of if it does not entirely prevent Maybe Joe is wrong again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
Held for Robbery.

raymond u. Ballard. tho youne white
man. charged with the THEFT or s"5r
,"om leslie IL Lewis. his friend and
room mate 40 a local hotel. was this
was "uugh; IN Richmond. lie was
former employee OF one of the tcic-
graph companies ~ th!s city and for
u whiir was In training at Camp Lee.
several charges OF making and passing
fraudulent checks on merchants were
ALSO pending uEains; him. but these
We're dropped In Siew Of the robbery
charge.
In tho Police Court this morning a.
j. sullivan VAS charged with robbing
LANES Lloyd. !, painter OF this city OF
orrt for trial Lloyd alleges tina: IN
attempt vas made 10 throw him into
No, t.iN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
BEGINS RAISING REINDEER
IN NORTH NEWFOUNDLAND
Effort VIII TIC Made "a Introduce
Strain Of Native Caribou
Hood.

ST ST JOHNS. y: r, Jan. Is
perimen,ins in the raising OF Lapland
reindeer in Northern Newfoundland
rr. Nilfr-l r. Grcnfel the Labrador
medical missionary. has decided to
transfer his herd 10 Canadian I.abra-
dor An effort Will b. made there to
Introduce Il strain OF native caribou
blood into the herd. which has deteri-
Grated through wears of inOrecding
Territor: west az Eel Isle Strait in
Canadian Labrador has been selected
for the new enterprise.
Dr. Grcnfcll. has long held the theory
that the caribou might he inbred with
reihdce! Ia produce an highly efficient
dTaii animal suitable for use along
tile North Coast. lie was unable to
give this theory thorough test in
newfoundland. The country selected as
the new home Of the reindeer is re-
mot" from settled areas and conSid
cred well suited for the purpose. BY
agreement with the government Of the
province OF quebec Increases in the
herd may bv shippch bHck TO New
ioundland ii the owner desires
Ih" Grenfcli herd consists OF go an
iinh!s, virtually thc same nnm Der land
ed by the missionary twciv" years ago
at ST. Anthony :" non Ii. introduced
the herd numbered Loo. hut ii de-
creased AZ il dctcroratcd from lack
Of new blood pr. frcnfcil. who *
ROW in the North countr" on missionary
work. expects ina: Il government
steamer VIII transport the deer to
their new feeding grounds this sum
mcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
I. :. CIRCUIT cornr or Arrr>Ls.

reals r"conycn"d yesterday lnormin,. at 10 40
Ii"'". WIth tie following judges aud OF
s'n!a ,m aii"ndhrc.: circuit Judges Hon.
M"ftin a. ,<n"pp. Of Washington. -. G..
an" ii"N, tharl"t y. Woods OF Marion =
tiGrk CIaui" n bean. aud United
80 &c, Mnrsh" John q Saunders.
p ain ~ IN fhg rsni 2,I RaTaS sppaGy
,.n'S b! Nora iials,ead, his next friend. do
argued 10y Waiter ~ rayior. OF Norfolk,
Va. for ia. plaintiff in error. and by
X" lc7s. Seaboard ana t;uir Steamship
Gimpani, body corporate. owner OF tho
i. ~. Nrnnrscc. appellant. w. the
many. corporation. appellee: appeal from
the District Court o. the United states at
- "a more: Nc. Cause argued by Milton
Md for n. appellant. and by George
W""ms VILLA MS and l.. Vernon Miller OF
baltimore, Md, for thc appellee. and sab
Admitieh 10 practice:
/. Nsrnon Miller. Esq OF baltimore. Md.
i'".th q Daniel H.. iIayne;
Daniel II. iiay,e. OF Baltimore: Mh.. was
baltimore. Ad.
%a'" i'm IN AL al, ,o-dny:
appellant. vs.. T. Gertrude All! ppp.iIrc: an
peal from tn" District Court OF tho United
States. ~ Charleston. 5. G. To DO argued
~ Messrs. Garrard and Gaxan and Il. s.
Elliott Of savannah. Ga. and Messrs. Mar
tin and Blythe, of Crcenvilc, s. 4. for the
appeiinnt and by j. w. Vincent Of Iiamp-
veil S. T.. for appeiiee. '' c"ur; adyonrn 1m
until this morning at 10 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
LETTERS OF CONTAMINATION
FAR EXCEED COMPLAINTS
Railroad Administration Grntificd nj
Pubtic'S uc.pnnEc In Matter
OF SuSEcstlOns.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.--Lettcrs %
complaint. suggestion or commcndn-
ton az TO railroad service received by
the bureau for suggestions and COM
plants OF tho railroad administration
during it's first sixteen weeks OF exist
cnce. or up TO DcYmbcr -. numbered
1860.
Classification or tho letters. the hu-
rcau announced to-day. shows that
thoae commencing employees for
courtesy and Loyalty exceed the COM
plants OF discourtcsy nearly two TO
one.
in not a few cases We have bncn
able to adopt tho suggestions made"
the bureau said. and tho complaints
and rccomm cnGatioEs received have en-
abled us TO correct disscrvice or dis
courtesy" and recognize merit, with
promptitudc hitherto impossible.
Referring to letters OF commeada-
ton for individual employees, the bu
reau said they constitute L record OF
which tho army OF railroad men as we'll
as women who have been recently mus
tered into service may well be proud"
All letters OF individual commentator.
it was said. have been entered on the
records of the employees. and will he
given due consideration at the appro-
pirate time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
.B|G PROFITS OF PACKERS
ARE SHOWN IN HEARING
Swift ~ Co. Declared S21.onn.n@u
stock Div:dcn Last Year.
ilCMCy Shows.
CAriTAh WAS S3ro.ooo N is35
Dividends uc :.:sti Per Cent Paid Year
aftcr prgnnizatit u---young Morris
laps Government Operation of
Railways While on Stand
WASHINGTON. Jan .

WASliiNGToN. Jan Hearings ou
nc h!il" 1" rccu,a;. the packing IN
dust;H wee continued to-day. with
Louis u. Swift, president of Swift X
60. before thc senate Agricul;;trai
Committee. ANA Edward Morris TWEEN
I! five year old president Of Morris =!
90" ana representative Of Cudahy 8.
60. before tn" House Committee on
Interstate Commerce
Mr. Swift said no saw uo UcccS;it :
for additional legislation affecting tho
hacking industrM 1T is nag opinion
II" continued. tia; there 4. faw
enough, on il already. II it could only
he enforced II the ,aws VIC hnI. are
not violated tbcr" ,,s no necessity for
any NOR" laws 81; aii'
Tho financial growth OF Swift & co.
Wa" brought out by rhc questions und
Ptat"m"nts Of NJ. Iicncy The com
pauy MAS orrahiZ.d in 1855. with a
capital OF s3oo.Gpc. and now has q capt
tai stock of $4,000 "Go with "a sur
plus Of Sio"G.rnO \ few months after
the formation nf Tho company an ad-
ditonal S"to,noo was paid il by the
sto"khoders "a. " loan. Ia January.
1856. the first dividend Of per cent.
$4,000. wHs paid, and IN October OF
thc same year II dividend Of 80 per
cent. or Sal".".i. was paid. The c"pi-
tai stock was Increased "a Sa.o0o.co0
January I, 1883, and during twenty
six months. ending Angus, l. 1870.
dividends to thc amount Of $500 0oG
were paid. while from August. 1902. 10
January. ls9o. tho dividends aggregated
s5.0oG.S5,. In May. 1915. stock divi-
Len,l OF So oun, 900 was declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
Real Estate and Court News
cm,Nc,:::, BARGAIN AND SALE.

The Tax TN. Company. Of Richmond. to
Sxso i.et esi line Saconi Anu ,g,,i j.. fe@;
south Of Front street. January -. iHie: So,
Davis Lana Company Inc Nos IL In a ID
1875 Windcr street. %,s,ri feet son,n line
SIR lien Of SECS January . 70 " isis ,@@
Davis l.an4 COMPANY Inc. to n a
LILO? feet cast lin. ,Mnlberry street. rs
NS M..,, y. Wlit;ins"n }nd A8n. wife
savcmth s,rs" o>i, leo, wc: I'f Inc rysmy
gevcnth street. at south line Marshal
S'ree. .,r Ia0@@ry = i.ls: 'y $40. SO
.it"i from Jennie Z kiiE"ur' 70, Eliza
street January I, 1919 sl.!;-.
II, N stuart 10 Tfomi. II rssc Jr.
a certain s;onr MAJ .. lS;s: SEA. %
G'T""i.F Eichnond Really COMPANY. Inc
Avenue PARK. GSNiJo fec; west line CONNER,
wealth Street January %, l.ln: tax =, STA
Hester France. iur&f. i'm re, 5 :mehcs
q southwest corner - Twentieth ana 7
Richmond Really Investment ,Co,nuany
Inc; t" Oswald =. Zachnrins M. 80" aud
MunforI s. -sS, ~. f.e, T.. ,,o. ~ g. NJ ~
JI ,,,y = !gi': I"% So. '@
70 hsirs and .S;nda t Of John INV ". sn',
rif S,res ma q T rs., nr% z, H. ~ IN -
nn ; s,rss, March . i.:S rax. E soc 8, OF
I'll, Tn,. Ten F''T c%mnsny u Michm"ni .
LUCE II Watk:rs ord ". y. nuehanLN
70 "haT !",,e T. S;miti lot - no'hs"crl
Colonial Avcnuc. 20 ir"; north OF ncveri.y
st!.",, Tten si@'" January %, 1919; ,a<
GAIT claim Nanu'e = shelton G, nl< 10
F fif;n s " ana or Fey ra%s 10, snd on
Baker street. April L. 1918: -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
General News.

Tha report that the Eightieth Divi-
SION has started home from France
taM:ed much rejoicing in this city and
vicinity. hundreds of boys from
retersourE and the southsidc counties
arc IN this division.
by the police last night for transport
ing liquor, Each had five quarts OF
WHISKY; which they brought on a train
from the North. In the Police Court
This niorninS they were sent on TO tho
Grand Jury.
IN the, llustinSs Court to-day. in tho
C,Ni, sui; OF Willard Farmer against
~ r; Porch for damage to his auto
m"olic In q collision OF cars. the jury
tounu neither for the plaintin nor de-
Ihe Rev. Howard ~ Iloge, who came
HnN..al days ago to deliver an address
IN the interest of the prohibition
cause. is. III "a; the home OF Mr. Stricb.
Ter ON Colonial Heights C,hrstcrGeld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
NORRIS DOES NOT LIKE
GOVERNMENT OPERATION

Government operation OF the rail
roads came into the hearing OF the
House committee during the cross
examination Of NORRIS.
Has there been any expedition or
movement on the railroads or removal
OF tho congestion since the government
took charge OF the roads," asked Mr..
Dorcmus
Ho. there has not" replied Mr..
Morris.
ar Morris explained that he cid not
visa to anpeur in the position or critl-
Ching government operation OF the
railroads. but rather that he did not
want the packing industry 30 get into
the condition in which railroads how
are, "nlGddlcd and messed up.
This condition might result. he said
from the campaign of cbusc, agitation
and MISREPRESENTATION that the pack
crs have been victims OF.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

cr?p month. rose ls5 points 20 y1S High
- pflcrs were reached late IN the ,iay aud
~, e.oSe "as strong al net gains OF is 10
m. npeHinC was at the advance on con.
,!.na,t!o'' o! yesterday rUmors regarding
a,r.'sni' IN general but much u,l-ertain,y
eM:;a.d ftSaruinT d"v"iopnent3 concerning
~ 'n III, IH'ss' On fnnnE Juniors. which wide
~ ',n't'.u. ~" market rose hou. % points
U fn w f'rohEnst months In the earIY trad
~ "uu pF noon stood ~ 10 Z. points ,u
N''rr TN" noon hour TN. tone s;renr,bnn.1
~ ~ ouiciai announcement from tho shIpr,inL
noarn OF a rate or il.51 per 100 pounds from
|v,i ports /" LIVERPOOL. '''''
huch ti the demand Of the dav came
rom recent short rollers IN; r., .s',imn
IA" pest demand IN weeks was i'm evidence
from the long SID. " 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
CH.tNCERY TK,-sT DEEDS.

j. = Ruchanau To- Il =. 'lGytou AND
IoirI 8 Christian. Trustees NJ North
M"iberrv street. 2.yf0l fee, cast Enc Mui-
berry Street rs cA": inohes north ~
Main Street. January .. ~" &i30
Elizabeth y. I;aitcr 20 l. j. Crawford.
trustee. lot .! so'iarr ~ Fulton :0nii5 feet
south SID" Louisiana street. 90 feet cast of
Fulton St-"et January :. 1919: sIIS
Matte Shrll""ta ar.i Louis ,h-,sbNuh To
William - ST!!:raNN M. 80 Moth Twenty
s"r.n,h Si"o",. 1ay!'T feet wet lin, 'ryvrri,-
s.v"nth strcri mnir liue M:rshri
.Iuuirs / White rua In,,nic 4 twfr, {,
J ,ne"u.n". ". trustee. "" "roS u
street " ct ':'"hca KS r"rt north iinr
i'ih m-i Twcnty-si>th Streets January -.
Hester Frances nurr7 IA Cl1.,Ia Elmo
'huHbanhi &" J.. r. w Goodv;r trustee.
"i>,". f""' tt sou'hSns, c"~n"~ ~: Twentieth
ard ! streets. .'tUunry d 1919 s5..GH.S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
On the Curb Market

NEW YORK. Ian Is At The beg ginning o,
me session on tho curb to-day stocks war.
Only batclv steady. hut later demand for
me iaroritcS among tn" indus;rla!s and oils
b""aine pronounced. and substantial sd
y"n"es wer. maie. The oils wer" in active
deinaid Mining stocks active. The
,,2Hn Astun Explosives. 7',a7T.: SO United
Motors: - ~ 3Gis: C9h cOSdcn on. ~: 5O-
Fe1.ral OF. -. q 2i.: i.:2n INTERNATIONAL 70
,role um. 5o'. N 20. 100 MetroD pc;ro. 81. N
ianta VI q ~: i"10 Blg Ledge. ll-lsNa.: i.2Ot
Itostoh Montana. 1870 800 CAT and lie
rome. sss -: ~ Con. A-izonE. u, u IL. ~
Goldiied Con. . q 80 !c1o Jumbo Extension
l"D - l:OH N.wanas. 81 .: coo Their LODI.
5eT -: 400 Success. .TS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

hutc!G's i;.0Ii,io; !irh,. 1900. l55o: pack :
Iie Ib.vil 80: ihrowpUtS ~. -. 70: rIg-s.
good 10 choice. llT5al $50,
,lnttr; kec"iua. ia.oci: good bocf steers.
%.h'66,,1r about Sic"Gy; b.cf "a;tlr. good. Is -
~ 49, ,,rhiiHn"h A-aIt ics5: butcher stock.
cutters. >. u rs. .;ockers and feeders good.
good. ~ - n ia.a.
sheen: Eec-!ntz 1900: market strong.
innsty y 20 ." cents higher ON !.li'tuv
&. ti"dcrN 'ir' lambs choice iG15
ewes. choice. Seieti.nS: medium. 30 n
i0,5. cults. rJT a. " -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
cuA>cEny RELEASE DEEDS.

Bank of commerce ard Trusts tr,tsten -.
:. -. Wilkinson aud Annie V. CNifrl. @2sii7
i'"i. - southwest corner "f Tw"ntv-scN"'i IL
nnH Marshall StrH"tS. also "iy''- feet west
lrc T~"n,v -ssvcnii, street. ~ faetH south Of
M"'fh"ll S;THm' .Ianha'r g. 1919 s3cCn
stuart q. thriSii1n, trustee. to Leila g
CrwHrdir. "ais"ct foot. dt northe..' corner
% - ri rhiriy-giSth Streets january H.
II \. NcCurdv. trustee. 10 nichara
Parker. NJ. ioi North Twenty eighth
street, fDSi'0 feet west 1.-Two Twenty cighi n
Street. % f"ct ror'h Of L street Dcccinber
9G. 1915: :5Gc.
~ ~ Nnmnr'E i,uSice. % ~ T. Done.
: inchc" west az rwcnty-sccomd street.
January -. 1919. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
DANIELS ORDERS PROBE
Wants Facts nv to Suppression q,
Needing OF Discharged Soldiers,
SniiOrs md Marines;
INV Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S-seere,arv
Daniels to-day instructed Rear-AJ
nitral Usher at New York to inyesti-
gate and report upon the suppression
ny naval guard and police reserves
there last night or Il meeting OF dis
charged soldiers sailors and marines
al which the speakers criticized the
government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
TO SUPPORT PRESIDENT
Argentina Instructs Minister to Tnlc
Every Opportunity to stand
with America.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-Thc Arsen-
tine M!n'sthr-of Foreign Affairs has in
formed the United States Ambassador.
the state Department announced to-
day. that the Argentine minister to
France has been instructed to take
every opportunity to support Presiden I
iiSonS plan for league OF nations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
SMALL GROWERS HARD HIT
Mnssarhuxcttx Tobacco Farmers Unable
to Dispose OF Last Years
CroD,
M

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. Ian oS-B Be
cause OF inability TO get offers on their
last years crops. the smaller tobacco
growers in this vicinity. it was an
nounced to-day, Will apply 10 the gov
eminent for the privilege OF placing
their tobacco in bond in order that
they may obtain none: TO start this
seasons planting. The larger growers
are said to he protected by the big buy
crs. but the larSc number Of small
acreage farmers say they are facing
ruin because OF the refusal Of buyers TO
bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
WILL INVESTIGATE POLAND
'inJor-tiener Herman and Professor
H"bert IL. Lord Named nS tImcri-
cnn tonmiSsi toner's.
fEy Assoc.n,rl PFC Is. |

FAIRS. Jan. 2S.-Thc American mem
DcrS Of the commission C"cI.cI BIZ thu,
peace conference 10 visit po.and were
named to-day.
They are Ma General Francis J.
herman, for tho ARMY. and Professor
Robert H. Lord. q: Harvard Cniver-
SHY. the american peace commissions
cXpcri on Russia and Poland
II is expected tho commission Will
leave for Poland urNt week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
Nc" Portuguese Cabinet Formed.

LISBON. Jan. 2S.-A new Portuguese
Cabinet has been formed. with lose
KcivuS as ITcmier and Minister 81 Edu
cation. The other ministers are: For
"ign Affairs. .ins Mon2: Justice. Cou-
"ciro Costa: War. General Silvc;ra:
colonies. lose Carlos Maia: Agricultural
:.rh Food lOsr MnthinS NMnes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
Americnn "Y" Entertain. at Paris.

TT = NsV' ct! 7 It:S.
PARIS. Jan. 30. - The American
Y. w. 9. a. gave reception Il; tho
Paris headquarters Monday afternoon
in honor az Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Abou; AGO prominent French women
and American women III Paris were re-
ceived by Miss ilarric; Taylor head
Of the y. W. 6. \. in Paris. Mrs Wilson.
Mrs. Robert Lansing and Mrs T. NJ.
House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
whi.k, In Hot ,,.a,.r n,r.

j. T. Garter. White, aged nbout SIXTY
Years, doing business on the Hopcwcli
read. ncer hli>onront. was arrested
yesterday ny the Federal authorities
on the charge OF storing liquor for
sale. When his house was raidci and
searched u dozen hot-water bags. CON
tanning WHISKY. were found under the
iooring. lie VII! be given Il hearing
before United States commissioner IL.
Y ,;j,i;nIu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
\ Canning industry,

Inc PctershurE Canning Company
has. been organized and Incorporated,
with capital OF $4,000 The officers
are: Clarence T.. Steere, president
\. {. Buchanan. vice presidents; Glenn
II. Steerc treasurer, and Eugene
StceTc. secretary. All Kinds OF fruits
ana Vegetables will be canned and
:irupS manufacturers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
ConEresa Increnscx JuhEen, snlnries.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S-Without a
record vote the House to-day udoptcd
the conference report on the bill grant
ing salary increases OF $1,000 yea;
TO district and circuit Federal court
judges 1t now goes to the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
Arrested for Forgery.

;. :. kcnyOn. white. Is under arrest
ana h"lG FOR the Federal authorities
on the charge OF forging an army Of
hccrS name to check for s62 and
passing tho game on "a Petersburg
merchant. Nothing is known here OF
the accused: and as the alleged forgery
WAS committed on the government
reservation. no will be tried In the
Fedora. Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange
CHICAGO GRAIN ,JtRKE"r

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s-Corrcct antiClpa Ito n
that tbs February minimum daily average
price OF hcSs would not ne red ICED f.oni the
In rn2rv !"vcl hrc Jcht anbUi radical ;iptu'Es
io-diy IL! N" ya!m. Of cor2; The markr;
C;OS'd nnSrttiGl. q. % ~ net higher with
May il!i to l.l''-. and July, i..ct. To i.lGi9
Oats gained + To 20. and provi lions finished
u'' II? trco Ia an advance Df 81
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Jan. S-Cotion good and
narn, wcr" weai to-day. trading light. The
urio; sal" o? Surplus blankets broueh
prices about two irU- on uoycrnrn.nt 1c.
uies. Knit goods ma riict Is were unsettled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
Set HOG Price ut st..se.
Try Associated Press.


WASHINGTON. Jan. ga min Jim
hogs for the month OF February was
unanimously agreed upcn to- day by tho
hog committee meeting at tho food adj :
min :stration.