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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

election of the following officers: F.r
smith observation-disclosures; J. P.-
build and operate telephone lines i'm
hiamance. Orange and Durham Coun.
ties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
0RToWsKY f:lT ACCEPTABLE
Argentine Government Declares Polish
Minister IL Persona Nom Grntn
to That Country

BUENOS AIRES Dec. 13.-Tha
Argentine government is reported to
have Informed Poland that Count
Gav!cr Orlowsky. who Yas appointed
Polish minister TO Argentina Is per-
soma non Sra;a because his wife IL an
ArSentinian and the count owns II
large amount OF land In this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
FOOD SHORTAGE MENkCEs
PEOPLE OF NEW YORK CITY
Unauthorized Longshorcmcn's Strike
Causes Waste of
Provisions.
DECAY ON PORTS wHARvES
Workers Officers Unable to Induce
Men to Return TO Duty, but 5000
Ont Of 10000 Having Complied
With Settlement.
icy Associated prr.a.1

NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-The most
serious food shortage IN its history
Threatened this city today as result,
Of the unauthorized ionEshorcmen's
strike. Eoodsturs are piled nigh on
the piers. and Arthur Williams. Fed
eral food administrator. said large
Quantities Of fruit. vegetables and
other pcrishablc Goods have decayed
Coastwisc steamers and vessels ply
ing between New York and Central
and South American ports are Si.ii
tied up in tha harhor Thousands OF
tons OF sugar are waiting 10 be re-
moved to reiincTIcs. and this cttH'S
shortage IN tho commodity is attri-
buted by officials TO the strike.
Notwithstanding perS is;cut efforts of
international officers to induce the men
to return 10 work, only 5000 OF the
10000 men involved are working. I'M
ion leaders admitted. The largest un-
ion in the district last night voted 20
remain on strike.
Str!kchroakers will be used Monday
in an attempt 10 break the !onGshore-
mems strike here. according to state
nent made by FREDERICK Toppin. vice
president OF tho International Mercan.
tile Marine. after conference 81
steamship Interests today. Police. he
said. would guard private piers. and
soldiers would &c stationed AZ the
Shipping Boards piers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
CUPID'S AGENT UPHELD
BY INDlAEA COURTS
commissioners In Evansville Find Tint
"Hc Plays Fnir" With
.JuSticex

EVANSVILLE. IND. Oct 1s.-An in
vcstiEation of the case of Jack Grimm.
known us "Cupid's agent" by the
county commissioners Of Vandcrburg
County. has resulted in the exoneratio,.
OF Grimm.
Grimm sits every day in the corri-
dor or the courthouse. just inside Of
the main entrance. and has been a
familiar figure there for several wears
lie waits for the young people who 20
20 the courthouse for marriage licenses
.oiioWs tncm TO the county clerk =
Office. and then. when the license is
obtained, offers to escort them to tho
basement TO one of the justices of
the peace.
Justice Andrews made the complaint
against Grimm and demanded an in
rcStiShtion. lie charged that Grimm
mas been taking most OF the young Deo-
PIC 20 Justice Anckcr and that the
records in the clerks office would show
that Ancker got more Of the marriages
than andrews did.
Justice Andrews told the commits
sioncrs that he and Justice Anckcr
.naae an agreement some time ago
shat they would charge certain fee
Tor performing marriage ceremony.
|, was charged that Justice Ancker
mas violated this agreement and is now
accepting more than the amount
agreed on. 1t is said that Justice,
:inther pays Grimm 4 large fee for
steering the matrimonially inclined
young people into his office than Jus
nc. zee Andrews is willing % pay. hence
the discrimination. The county com
mission were convinced after their
.prooe that Grimm was playing
Ia!r with Justice Andrews.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
CHASCEHY RELEASES.

5se :s1:n , 70 ss-': x: L: T.
line .Ro3I.nd S,,trt las ie.i iaea., ner.n
., Hanover Avenue Cc,ot>f /. 1915
Garland II Luz ana Emma p. t.n.).
!, Tn.r Ao1r'G-a e, T,H'' 'g.. 10 =:
In,lts ms rs SlLs., 8. ie>, s,pta Of Gay
hr"eM 81 E-rrnan and Ann. NJ. t-i..b
s io. rns no.!sy ,TqSl,. ;.t!:s ZEE: .~rs,
r r. II sn..hs,a. !i, ot n.a,,.c csu,,y
Meod A,.na- ~ ts.i .ou:n .. 'H 1,e ,"..n
whiiaH g. nIAdi.y snd s4-n t~,i. f,
Stree, 2s1is2 fes e. .ou;n lin. - - 49,,
~ lee, west OF Baker street, hur.H,
TAYLOR virginia Evans TO L. W 4ey.,,.
srrs.i 90 Ss ~. Lee, IN, h.s 80 lin. r,HT'h
.'u4t,h Ioouslsa 70 Walter % H.l.on ,ya,
g zee, EAST Of sumter street O.t.t.y -
Albert Christ"ler TO wnli.m !, .r,
5lrrsiee &5sit0 80, ear, lin. s-nond ,nu.
80 iert s2nih "fnoloca street, Octob.r
john Duffy and Anna NJ ,.,. %
s,fss, a%tits t"et south In. BOD s'..%i
Isls~ "1t t .oc Thr''eth street. October H.
,oS1,! /; IA M.nc s. to W. i k.l., ua,'..
'obsr ii. 1919: ,i5ss, ''"''' Road DC.
hnti-s ~ Philips to John sloan .nt
Julien Gum. trustcea, 3orla5 feet ~ s,I,h
SHs, corner Grove Avenue and Mui6rII.
EDNA E Coleman to Frank s. EIch.,,
West Grace Street rs ieet NH. - 2E:9
Ie"t norm line Grace Street lsS leo, -
ga Oh ADDISON street. October ~. 1878
~ Nc,t and Edith NJ vf,, 10 W.
S,"War| White. trustee. 2htIto fe,i 81 n,w
Us, corner North Avenue and W..n,
N,sn Scntember 20, 1918. 1900 '''h
kchnond Realty fnv,strn.nt a., -,
: !" T. r. schmidt 50 i.et luch o. l.s ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
MANY AID JEWISH PEOPLE
Norfolk raises Full Quota and Other
Points in Virginia Report
oNcrsubscription.

NORFOLK. Oct. lS.-TclcCrams from
nal6na headquarters in New York OF
.he jewish War Relief Fund show tina;
.ne psopie or the United States are re-
spending generously TO tho needs Of
ne DESTITUTE Jews in Central and
EASTERN Europe and Palestine.
Nh'tonal headquarters has wired Moe
- mat In the first day OF the drive
IN 'anver over $4,000 OF the quota of
slIc'ooo was raised in "A mass-mcn,-
ing, ana that there was every PROS
Pect OF large ovcrSubSCr;ption in
mat city and the Statc.of Col6rado
INC Norfolk campaiEn clnsnl Eridav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
NAY HONOR SOLDIER
hody OF tnkbnrn PRIVATE May If, fin
Pshth'"D WIih Great Of
tHiIop.

'N'''"' '''. ~ The Pantheon,
'"f' =" "'nf '.Hrps ZHn"fa!s mar
''"''' ''''E ana ht.S't!rHs rn.H sleep
~" '"ft ''''D ma/ sheIter the NOR
''"'"'hh ~ 49, "bSGHfc, Dnid.HEncd
french priyatc, s.iGi.r y, me prc,,
M"'' :" 'fH Ga1s aEG u rcsDIu,Ion
var 'n'f"rDcrG IN n. CHAMBER nf
n''"'h'. requesting INST the hnJy Of
~ hhIH"n'lher Pfcncl soldier be
'",'' HhH'i "a" fn,nBmehf
az fFn"ir jrNf. ann J.,,ain General
t. s@,'W1N am fcrbG,T pf.micrs
y,,""n E"fiirH "nr ritD', have gwen
'"'" "Hoi'f"i ~ tha Drclect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
SlcHMoND TTMEs-D1sPATCH: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1919

Mt luncheon. when total subscription
OF $4,000 was announced by Ben Mar
Solius. chairman for tho city and
county OF Norfolk. Sorfolk's quota
Reports from other cities and conn
ties in the state indicate that tho fun
quota for Virginia will be raised al
most everywhere. and that the over
OF those communities which fail below
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

GARRETT & COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
CHANCERY TRUSTS,

'eS'"; = H;'n-:4 !s 1922 HfEsy sa
seE,emeer q; i'.lse 1899, 81 o'e's'And Street
n- Din Avepne S"txsen Fro ase' ana ID s sSq
IN, Est 70 gs~.fd su:ts s t .ras,se. e.,
inches south OF Taylor Street. October l..
5, WsIisysisn; ifYs;e;. iisi Floyd Aysn"s
S os1cSer o,i fy'GHi 9a HATF'0" street
t1S Hsnn;s
caai 6aa :. aHd i S IS i NE
or Gives. Inc Third Avenue. September s..
AP" ng Stir: ,f aaa saE7! s.o, sris sa:s
Stree. 2srl:s Zee; west line Laurel Street
xj.n.s \ selsh and MAYA tzn., to F.
Street :Siieo .est; inches sssi line nE Thiriy
s5fs s,res ocio 'e' i,s ?oF'h OF fh
rst f?s'sS %orS sns-G'HE E,r! IT.
50 !es, nor.h q r street. alag i::s Norm
Sell E;. s'f Ss:.sv ina .ad j ;i:s (su.
aSy S: i ssp;.netr = ISIS .ss G' N'h-
G:3s.n a. " . ksss ;.S.:.s
Ny:'ie ..d Spruce Streets September -,
N4-t. E.y s2a Fre:.nes P. Shgshana!
;.,ss :'ii,: ~ sos.h line Lin s;5ss'
i:4s:- -: {t,, ~. Is us . 50 >.
lad ;S:.s:- st1:9 ZEE, nos,h !ias, A.hiand
s-P:enfe! i. ,.i.. ,.'5ei Hlhd0''h street
sc :A - . R;h e.. y 10 :; y sS!;s
tulsa Gum .sd Louise clarke Gum to
k fsst aes. .''t S; 4Es f.e,
.Wsf " kyl .2th s le. ersst ss,ss;
cs.. ger Es.s and sg.. i Gs fs Gym S
Ct a as5ih s9fe F'0's
NIL. JS @,. ana slu. Aaas .sr,. Vie T.. 10
1y J5ns p os:3pt; y is!s; Co... toa.
loa : s,l.. rs 6s,op a o y
Ii iio%.son lone. % +. 81 Boti.y. t rus.
,ee. -. %or;n Hancock street. 231iao tte;
Zee, in.h south Q: clay Street October
Efssee IL In, EfT n'.k &
ie.t =ov'h Of E.nsinston Avenue seDtem-
Enw. trustee. lit Han.s Av.uue as1l3j
feet vest lin. H.nes Avenue 100 fee, north
o! Essex Street. September -. 1919: tA1.o
~. Spinc!e eli ais 20 3. Elarn
.Ed - II Funs,en. trustees. Ais North
Thirty second Street 47Il:+ feet eas, line
Thirty second Stree, I.s feet north of Mar
Halle |: Peeford 20 Ed-. J Blake. trus.
i-., wert Of Goddin sheet. October l. 1915.
X; l. Pnkinton and Nary 4 t-;.el 20
me CutshaS hvsnu. October {. 1919: 1855.
X J.. fnk!nton ana Mary A frifei 20
r V "ntt.hurst, trustee. 5oIlst feet south
i!ns Cu'ah.w Avenue. October -. 1913:
~: "a, and winiAn % Manning to
furniture nov located AZ sss West Ha.aaaiI
street, August e. 1919: s.ss
=. l.:enpor, to John Il Welsh trus-
lyi feet south line ~ stree, - j.? Tee,
.es! u I~-n,yfourth Street SEPTEMBER
tIoteo,,::. iiayn.a TO John b Welsh .na
!.uti.n Eyi-nd. nuste,a as .;or,h
boulevard Iss feet soath Of Eenx!nr;on
A.-nue October 1911, t7se
John q PAGE and GeorKs Eoe.>r %
cAry Street t7It; Zee, - snehes i!tr.eu.
l"rp 81 northe~s, corner Car. Ano 'Fnii.
'eeu'h StT--t. October ~ 1873 :e,s:s
ANNE E-gDy and r thuhb.sc, "a Jonn
Il "eish ;ru<'... tSI3& fe~' GrY-ru.srt
% ""hi nae !~"n'y I'd S..s' u. fee,
.gf,h ~ !>isb street. SsUi. ) 1919
SEC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
ROBBER KILLS OFFICER
One Bank Thief Captured After RIM
ming Fight Ncnr Fred
ericlS, Md.
Try Associated prcss.1

FREDERICK. MD, Oct. Is-Ico NJ
Crcagcr was shot and killed in a RIM
ming fight today while he and Other
men were pu. suing and attempting to
capture two robbers who had biown
open TWO safes and broken into two
other business houses
One of the robbers was cantured
The other. after shooting Creaccr
made his escape. but is surrounded i'm
woods by the sheriff and a posse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
DISCIPLES RECOMMEND
PAY INCREASE TO MINISTRY
Committee Urges All SaInrie. Under
$1,000 he Raised ID
Ter Cent.
[Ry AssoelatcdIrcsa.l

CINCINNATI. Oct lS.-The cxccu.
5!Ss committee or the Disciples of
y hrlSt. IN convention here today
Il general increase IN lilo
siiarieS OF pastors OF that dcnominn
ZION. they urged that all salaries
unuer Si;3oo he raised 20 per cent; be-
tween Sl:2oo and $1,000 30 per cent.
ostwesn 5000 and $4,000; Is per cent,
ana above $4,000, 10 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
ham s,r~.+. os,cser ~ ,n.. to. Sass,

nam street tSter~r IN lsIsi tax SN'
Annie l. Holland to joseph w S,c~.tt
Nos. SO, and Sos North rwcn,, NTH Street
INVENT. ni,S street 70 iit>, ,r,s nNsIN
81 Clay Street. sertemser :. 'sls "a, IS,
". II untchc~>on and Scu. Il ,-,t.n, to
! c. Minsen. lrt II. h'oos II, Farmland,
EcNlsS frct cas-; i'n' MenirHsr ANenne -
t,.ri south Of Hooper street HS'esS IL
Fred + Hraswcn to NJ, / Rs,ey>,k lot,
So: 6 ,.1 tnH s''rS T. ShAT ne ~,
E ;.f HE,"Srt ~ isiss: "a, 5: s. 81"
ch.,Srs II rhi.ytiS. sc,lsS tr-t a, south.
s Srs ''THTS M1sy' A'fsne ana @e'Ss57'
Nate Gum Mathews snd W. h ,hus-
eanap. Charles II Phillips. srNisS Zee,
a; S'nthw"H corner Hn"'s Avenue and
i,eN, T Coz And william T thuse>ndn
street. SSSiSS feet sNuth lin. G.aec Street;
- Zee, west OF T~"n,y.stNih S;rcst; len
to derry }. Shine, Of Henrieo County. NJ.
!.ie Moth T~snty .s.eona s,rsc,. :s',:S
10 north OF w street October s. 1919;
= william r, Peasants ,, ct .,s; 70 R'ss'
No 1880 Nine Mile Road lrnl;o feet nor;h
siSc Sine Mile Road: 3, fee, es, ..
"a
Earle Sib!ey and Ida z. t~tfe,. 70 Rich :
mond Realty Investment. COMPANY. Inc ::
To-, ' Sss f. r.. cSH l1es Ais'0 no.
Inc bacon Road: iie zee, ives, OF Goddin
Street. lien 5000 September :. 1913; $500.
Annie Branch and Mishac, thusea I'd !.
TO Rosa u. Washington. soHiie feet south
iinc Cedar Street: Il: feet east OF Buch-
anan Street August L. 1919. t21 81 $40.
Mamie - Ih!ermann and Anton II.
thusoand) 10 II Me,zEer. Jr Mos ses
aud $40 South l.omS4rdy Street. 5lN;s
feet ~"st hn- Lonb.rdy Street; ISIS feet
south OF Beverly street lien S:.1ae Sep
iemher 4, 1919 tax 81 sac
Harry y. nightingale and May l. twife>.
70 Nina Carrie Taylor Me-s- Mary l-
North Tw-r:y-th.rd Street. 2eNl32 feet
ea., line 1>~cn;y.third street: iss EEK s
il hes south OF street.; October Is. 1919:
81 800
The church Hil Bank Inc. 10 A
ponau. No. ISIS East Broad Street. s7xleo
feet south line Broad S,rec<: IS feet west
oi Twenty ninth Street octobcr Is. 1919:
John w Howard and Lizzie D. tvi.s,.
Q: Pittsburgh. Pa, TO A.. !. Washington.
No. liS We>t Leigh Street. l7i-sxiii
feet south l;ne Letsh street: 81 l.: :cei
eat OF Bove Street October !. 1913; ST..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
DO YOU NEED NEW
BLOOD OR FINANCIAL
AID IN YOUR BUSINESS?
HERE'S YOUR
OPPORTUNITY.

Young man. &C. college graduate, cx-
pericnccd in engineering and business
lines, recently discharged from tho
army, desires to form permanent con
nection with reputable concern where
ne can be financially Interested and
start NJ the bottom. References cs-
chanGed. - 92I. care Times Disnnici,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
HEssIco BARGAINS AND SALES

"a u T. Esaoera. ,sp .,,.s IN f,,,a -.
n.iw,.r. t'so. E1-n r-rE CctoD.r !
1919 }:t =
yr.ns md Mimi. ID. 'wfe,.
!. "'th :. |f'7 D-rt az Bellevue
M H'S 't.N '''hNa'H September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
BY y. w. BOWIE 6; SON.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
AUCTION SALE OF
No. 211 S. Pine Street

Complying with the terms set forth
In the deed from Howard Swineford
and wife TO Tazewell Elicit and Wal
ter Sydnor. Trustees, dated July y. 1887.
and recorded in the clerks Office of
Richmond Chanccry Court. in ID. u.
l33-B, page 1913. the undersigned sur
vivinE trustee Will offer for sale. on
the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1919.
at $3.50 o'clock y. NJ.
the above numbered property. consist
inE Of a good nine-room brick dwelling.
having electric lights, gas and bath
the rear. The lot fronts so feet on
40 feet south of Cumberland Street.
and has depth OF las feet TO a wide
alley. upon which II has Il like front of
80 feet.
BE sure to attend the sale and Sc
cure good home or paying invest
mcnt at bargain price. This sale is
made subject to the coniirma tion of tn.
Circuit Court of Hanover County, Va,
in the suit of "Clarke's Admrs. VS..
Clarke ct ais"
TERMS: third cash, and the
balance at one and two years, for notes
with interest added. and secured by
deed OF trust; or all cash. at the option
of the purchaser.
WALTER SYDNOR,
Surviving Trustee.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1919-06-27
Battle to Hold Asia Minor.

Paris.-The situation in Asia Minor
is serious, according to official advices
received These advices stated the
Turkish forces outnumbered the
Greeks four to one and threaten to
drive the Greeks entirely out of Asia
Minor. The Greek forces are reported
to he retreating. The Greek General
Nide has decided to make his first de-
fensive stand along the line running
north and south through Perghanos,
Magnesia, Nymthaion and Adm. Turk
ish troops already have occupied Nails
and are proceeding against Adm.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1919-06-27
President to Make Tour.

Observation-Disclosures Wilson ca
bled Secretary Tumulty that he ex-
pected to leave Brest on his hOmeward
Journey shortly. The President should
make the return trip within week
and Immediately after his arrival he
personally will present the peace
treaty to the Senate for ratification.
After he clears his desk of accumulat-
ed work he will make Swing around
the circle" speaking in support of the
treaty and the league Of nations cove
nAnt.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1919-06-27

Extraordinarily 5000; buls
1880 q 20.10; heavy weight. 3ls.Sgg
1000; medium weight. $3.50 q 2o.sy'
light weight. S19.4O920.15; light, light
smooth. s1s.75 919.35: packing sow
rough. $1s.2601s.76: pigs. sl7.ooo
Cattle-Beef steers, medium an ,a
heavy weight, choice and prime. SIZE cs
1885, co msatmm So s1os5 s S1sso isl.
weight, good and choice, $1,000 @ !a'ss2s.
common and medium. $1,000 is'ssss,
butcher cattle. heifers. S.75 q is.. -,
cows. $3.50 % 1878; Gamers and cutteIsS
1925 07.50; veal calves. light ahs s
handy weight. $16.50918.0 fesaees,
steers: $9.25@i2.75: stock steers. SS~
012.0o.
sheep--Lambs. 81 pounds doswins;
$l5.75 1928; culls and common ?sW@
% $50: yearling wethers. s1!.ogv
1900; ewes. medium. good and choieeSS
$50.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1919-06-27
War Cost $14.544.e1o.21a.

Washington.-War Department ex-
penditures from the time war was de-
clared until June l, 1919, totaled $14,-
544,61O,213, Secretary Baker advised
the special House committee investi-
eating the departments activities. OF
the total. S1,s39,7s7,9 $3.50 was spent by
the American expeditionary forces for
supplies purchased overseas.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1919-06-27

Chicago.-Corn-No. 3 yellow. &l.ssrs
11.ss: No. 4 yellow. nominal; No.
yellow. nominal.
oats-No. 3 white. FOOTING stand
Rye-No. 2, }1.5Oh.
Barley-S1.16@12S
Timothy-es.00012.0
Clover-Nominal.
Pork--Nominal.
Lard-11406.
Ribs. .-eS7.oo . 17.7E.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1919-06-27
Europe Has Enough Food.

New York.-Enough food to provi-
sion the people of the liberated coun-
tries of Europe until their own farm
crops have been harvested this fall will
be in transit by July /, it was an
nounced here by the American relief
administration through Theodore +.
Whitmarsh, an administration repre-
sentative, just returned from Europe.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1919-06-27
WASHINGTON

Governor Thomas Riggs, Jr., of AL
aska received cable stating the cpl
demic of influenza at Bristol bay and
other western Alaska points, has been
suppressed. A government expedition
is now on its way from the states to
fight the epidemic.
Enactment of legislation designed to
give the interstate commerce commits
sion broader regulatory powers over
railroad and wire systems when those
properties are returned to private CON
troll has been recommended by the
house interstate commerce committee.
The recommendation was contained in
the committees report on the bill for
immediate return of the telegraph and
telephone companies to their owners.
Substantial reductions in demurrage
charges have been announced by Direc-
tor General Hines. For OBTAINING cars,
either loaded or empty, the charge will
be 50 per day for the first four days
and s. per day for each succeeding
day.
The work of transferring the many
thousand motor trucks, automobiles,
ambulances and motor cycles that
we're bought by the War Department
for war purposes is proceeding as rap
idly as the nature of the task will per-
nit. The greater part Of these motor
vehicles have been distributed to the
various government departments
More than 10000 trucks, cars and
al
Continued high records in exports
In May gave the United States a for
eign trade credit of S3,505, 100000 for
the first eleven months of the fiscal
year, S141 100000 greater than the
previous record in 1917 In eleven
months this country has sent abroad
SG,30S, 100000 worth of goods and has
received $780,, OOO,0 600 worth from for
eign countries. May imports were the
largest in the history of the nations
foreign trade, amounting to 1929, OOO,-
900. Exports tOtaled $606,OOO,OOO.
The United States food administra-
ton announced that the licenses of C.
III. Wayne of Reynold, H., had been re-
voked until further notice for violating
the section of the food control act,
which makes it unlawful to hoard
grain and certain other commodities.
Mr.. Wayne is alleged to have stored
grain for speculative purposes at a
time when corn shortage existed.
forest fire near Canyon Ferry,
which burned out Helena's light and
power lines, leaving the city in dark
ness and without street cars for MANY
hours. has been put under control.
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Copenhagen.-An Esthonian official
communication announces that after n
seven days truce the Esthonans and
German Baltic landswehr have re-
sumed hostillties along the entire from
tier from the Gulf Of Riga to Ronnen-
burg.
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FLOUR AND SUGAR.

(Wholesale Prices by U. S. Bureau o!
MarlSets.)
Wheat flour Gin quarters.
halves and 100-lb. sacks).
per cwt. ................ $5.5upo"l
Cornmeal. yellow and white.
per c"t f.-Vgfs
Sugar. granulated. per cwt.. lO.h
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FEAR RED REVOLT WILL START
WHEN GERMANY SIGNS
TREATY.
A0ST|L|T|ES AT AN END
GREAT DOCUMENT TO RECEIVE
ALL SIGNATURES AT
VERSAILLES.


Paris, June 24.-The German gov
eminent at Weimar has formally com
municated its willingness to sign the
peace terms Internationally, 1t was
announced by the French foreign Of
flee. The Italian delegates at present
in Paris have been authorized to sign
the treaty on behalf of Italy. This
announcement removed one question
which it was feared might delay the
signing.
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Paris.-The German note accepting
the peace treaty was formally pre-
scented TO the allies at > % p. IN, Mon
day, less than two hours before eI-
piration of the time limit. Colonel
Henry, French liaison officer, received
the note from Secretary Won Haniei of
the German peace delegation at Yer
sailles.
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(Prices paid farmers. (. o. b. Denyet
By U. S. Bureau OF Markets.
Wheat. hard winter. cwt. $3.50 y 3.Saa
Oats. white Neb. No. 3. cwt. 2.35
Yellow corn, No. >, cwt.. $3.50
Mixed corn. No. 3. cwt.... 3.?S
Feed barley, cwt. $50
South Park hay No. 2. ton.35.00 q $500
Alfalfa No. l. ton, mostly. 5000 q 3sN
x
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Miscellaneous Markets.


Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver, S1.12H.
Copper. per pound. 17h41Sc.
Lead. $40.
Spelter. $3.50.
Tungsten. per unit. $500 10.O 90
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Germany Is to sign Internationally
the peace treaty of the allied and as
sCciated powers.
Although the Germans had pleaded
that the treaty provisions acknowledge
ing Germany's responsibility for the
war, and calling for the trial of former
Emperor William for "a supreme Of
Tense against morality and the sane
tity of treaties" be stricken out. the
will of the allies that these remain in
the document is to prevail.
Likewise IL request for an extension
OF the time allowed for announcement
by the Germans of their willingness to
meet the allies terms was peremptor-
lily refused.
After having promised to meet the
allied demands, the spirit of recalci-
trancy apparently prevailed for time
in the new government uf Herr Bauer,
but this seemingly later was overcome.
In their pleas the Germans con-
tinued to the last TO declare that the
conditions imposed were impossible of
fulfillmcnt, and to make reservations
declining responsibility should Ger
many be unable to meet the require
ments of the allies.