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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
HANK HOLDS MEASURE
Is.N0T CONSTITUTIONAL
Proponents Present New Authorities
in Effort to Change Law,
officials View. :,
WOULD GIVE VOTE THIS YEAR
Mapp Bill Provides Poll Tax Assess
mcnt and Registration After July
4, 1920. With View to November
WOULD GIVE VOTE THIS YEAR

Senator Mapp's bill. granting presi-
Dental suffrage to women. has been
declared unconstitutional by Assistant
j. D. Hank, Jr.
Although various authorities an6
precedents were submitted TO Mr..
Hank. tho Assistant Acknowledgement.
after going into the question thor
oughly, could find nothing, it is said.
upon which to- establish the constitu-
tionality of the bill.
Tho measure Is sponsored by Senator
Mapp and others, who argued long and
cation of the Anthony amendment
In an eleyenth-hour attempt to prove
that the bill is constitutional, other
authorities and preccdcnts" were sub
mitted to the Assistant Attorney-Gen-
eral yesterday. These he last night
had not had time to go into thoroughly.
Provides for Registration.
The bill not only. grants the fran.
chise. but provides for the assessment
OF capitation taxes and the qualiiica-
ton Of women voters.
In the event the Assistant Attorney
General finds something on which to
base the constitutionality of the Mapp
the General Assembly at this Session,
presidential and vice e-presideDtial elec-
tors in the November elction II they
meet the requirements Of the bill,
after July L. 1920.
To be eligible women must havo paid
the capitation taxes and must make
application 80 register in their own
handwriting without aid, suggestion or
memorandum and must answer on oath
any and oil questions affecting her
qualifications as an elector submitted
by the registration officers.
Patrons of the bill have contended
that IL will not conflict with either the
State or the Federal Constitutions.
Provides Election Machinery.
Senator's Goolrick. Gum and Leedy
we're yesterday appointed a atsubcomWl!!S y
Zee S0f tho Senate Commttte lee iona sSrfy
gyfIeEcs and Elections to detsEmine 9
whether or not the Mapp bill. proytdoE-
Ing machinery for enabling wonon 20
Vote in Virginia this fall in case the
Federal suffra ge amendment Is ratified
before tho presidential election. as as
drawn conforms to the Constitution
and existing laws:
Senator Mapp told the committee. that
he had been instructed by G. II. Nor
rissett, director. of the Legislative Ref- 81;
erence' Bureau, WHO drew up The Dill,
that 1T met all conditions both otlthe
and existing laws.
Tie Senator. from Accomac was , IN
rited to sit in with the committee
although mot member. ,of the bouy,
and give It the benefit of his obserya-
tions and views.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
SCHEDULE STATE BUDGET
FOR. DEBATE. next WEEK
Joint Committee Increases Governors
appropriations. for Two Years
by 1921, ,5O4.
TOTAL ASKED rs s2a,4os,ooo
TOTAL ASKED rs s2a, a,4os, ,oot
Money for Lime-Grinding Plant Is
Eliminated by Legislators, While
Funds for University and State
Schools Exceed Recommendations

Senator w. a. Garrett chairman Of
Delegate j. Sinclair Brown. chairman
the Senate Finance Committee. and
OF the House Appropriations Commit
tee. in their respective branches OF the
General Assembly. yesterday had the
appropriations bill-otherwise known
as the State budget-set as a special
day morning at 1870 O'Clock. The bill
Will have precedence over everything
else. and the entire week is expected
The BILL as reported out. carries the
Ia,ggest, ,aGe !, sum ,lr, ever appropriated by the
Ing tho next two years. 81 this an amount. @
sna i for for the the
year 1921 :,
Exceed Recommendation.
Appropriations in the bill exceed
Ry q Ras
more than met by the Increased mero
chants license taxes. made at the
d.s special session Of tho General AS
The appropriations are about 40 per
cent greater than those made for the
como within the revenues OF tho State.
as estimated by G. Lee Moore. Auditor
of Public Accounts.
tnat 100000 be provided for the erec-
ton Of new me-grinding plant was
eliminated In committee. and $4,000
per annum for Sthc Prohibition DEPART
ment was included. although the execu-
tive did not include It In his budget.
In his message to the General AS
semoiy. the Governor stated that, while
recommending the abolition OF the de-
partment. and while he would not pe-
commend an appropriation. he would
not veto "reasonable"t amount.
Governor May Object.
If It proves that the $4,000 appro-
ngtated q by the. ii joi tech has
Cost him tho lime grinding plant, itIf5
not otsInreaSonabfe Ito assume that the
GoyeynorsF W il 1 fystb the en and Insist
that provision hsr mad e for the lime :
grinding plant, legislators point out
The Joint committee also voted to i'm
crease above the Recommendation s In
the Governors budget, the appropria-
ton to the University of Virginia by
tary Institute by sac. 600. tand voted
su ubsta ntial. Increases to- all State Nor
No general increases, In salary were
granted by tho appropriations com
mittee. but they were given. according
to members. wherever such increases
wore well deserved. 4, n .lYl- 80 =,
The Governor recommended in his
midget appropriations ofSS11.4I5.409 for
the year 1920 which was Increased bv
the committee to: $l1.5S1;SSI; for 1921
ne recommended appropriations Of ST o :
aSS.l36, which was enlarged to $10sS6,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
Charge Wholesalers t ook
LionShareofS Spree
IDy UnlyeranI sertice.l

WASHINGTON Feb. IO.-Thc
.lion's share" OF Americans "spend-
ing spree" has been gathered In by
wholesalers, according to nm an
nouncement today by the Federal
Reserve Board. which shows TINT
dividends far exceeding the records
of any other year hnvc been rolled
up by trholesalers In practically NIL
lfues of business.
business increases ranging from
Ia to 300 per cent were shown I'm
reports OF whoIcsn1e dry goods denl-
srs' affairs In the lower Mississippi
Valley belt. including such state.
Ms Missouri. ArkRnass, Tennessce
md Louisiana, which arc fairly IL.
lustratirc of conditions throughout
the country. the board stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM GOES
TO DOMINION GOVERNMENT
Stockholders Agree to Turn Over Great
Railrond. Accepting Nonyoting
1aG -. Certificates.

+ .LONDoN. Feb. 19.-The Shareholders
after much discussion today. agreed to
the proposal to turn over the system.
both in Canada and the United States,
position being laid before the stock
holders by Sir Albert Smithers. chair
man of the board of directors. a dozen
ndopted resolution protesting against
the terms accepted.
! Under the terms offered by the gov
the debentures Of the company and
also an issue of 4 per cent guaranteed
stock. the holders of this stock to re-
ceetye In exchange per cent non-vot-
ing certificates .-.=ls -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
CoMpl AIMS Thai AMERICAN
SOLDIERS SHOT MEXICANS
Consul mt Snn Antonio Sny. KIiIinp
Parallels Thnt of Wallace =,
TRy AssocIoted Press.I

WASHINGTON, Feb. o. colonel
at San Antonio. Texas. has reported to
his government the shooting Of a Mex
lean citizen by an American soldier
under circumstances that the Mericans
say parallel the Wallace case mt Tam
pico. according to official advices from
the Mexican capital, which state that
of protest to the United States.
Emilio Ramirez, Mexican. wearing
q military cape was alleged to have
been halted by Sergeant George Bulfns.
who asked him If he was in the army,
Ramirez did not reply, and was shot
when he started away. according to
the consul's report. Details OF the
affair have not reached washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
PROMINENT cITIzEN PIES
jain II. Frischkorn Expires at Jefrer.
son Park Home at Early
t,-N- Hour Today.

John II. FrIschkorn. prominent citi-
zen; and former president of the Board
OF Fire Commissioners, died this morn
shortly after 3 O'clock following an
illness Of several months
MIR; Frischkorn was born III Rich
survived by. his wife,, who was Miss
Aminta Cottrell. of Richmond, and two
sons. John III. Frischkorn and Hunter
korn railway supply piant. at Eigbth
and Cary Streets. Funeral arrange
ments will bc announced later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
RECEIVERS ARE NAMED
Newport News Bank Crash Carries
With 1t vassnr Abbot
Company.
INV Assocfated Press,1 I

NEwPoReTE NEWS NEWS. VA. Feb. 1s.-
Upon petition OF L. A. McMurran, re-.
;ceivert of the Colonial. State Bank of
here last Thursday, the judge of Corr
poration Court here this afternoon en-.
tered a decree placing the vassar ABB
bot Co., 1nc., in the hands of receivers.
The bill filed with the court alleges
that the liabilities owed by the Vassar
Abbot Co. to the Colonial State Bank
total $325.000.a and that the failure Of
this company to meet obligations to
the bank was the prime factor in the
banks insolyency 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
AB0RASSAMS BILL DEMANDING ITS DEFEAT
HOUSE COMMITTEE VORS DRY DEPARTMENT PROBE
SAYS BILL INVALID GIVING WOMEN PRESIDENTIAL VOTE
Get Order From Palmer
to Force Out Profiteers
my un,ver.., serriee.1

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-The fmmedi- ]
nte throwing onE the market OF
enormous quantities OF foodstuns
tion I'm the cost of living Is expected
to result from nm order for whole
snlc prosecution Of food hoarders I'm
all large cities, received here today
General A. Mitchell Palmer.
ite order WAS issued ns a means
of forcing pro1teers TO unload their
stored food supplies, It was de-
sclnrcd. ,f'' -
Two Jear.' imprisonment In the
penalty under the Lever net for
convtction of hoarding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
GREATEST LEGAL j. TASK
IN CRIME ANNALS. BEGINS
Work OF Drafting Indictments Of
German War Criminals
Starts Today.
COMMISSION MEETS IN PARIS
Charges Are Such as Will Shock
World. According to Clemenceau's
Recent Statement--Gcrman SUI
preme Court to Try Cases.
IBy Uniyersal service.l

LONDON. Feb. 19.-The greatest
legal task in the annals OF crime will
be begun at Paris tomorrow. when
Lord Birkenhead for >Great Britain, NJ.
Ignace for France, and NJ. Jacquemain
Tor Belgium. will commence the work
OF drafting the ind. d.ctments against the
German aiieged. war criminals who are
to be tried by the German Supreme
Court at Leipzig.
Lord Birkenhead went TO Paris to-
day accompanied by a large stan Of
assistants, prepared to examine thou
sands of pages Of evidence collected
indictments viii be made % out against
every one of the nearly 900 accused.
In each case a list of MANY witnesses
be cited whom the German prosecuting
lawyers will be able to call when the
trials open.
England Calls for Ninety-Sevcn.
As England calls for the trials Of
Lord Birkenhead's task will be light
as compared with that of the French
and Belgian legal stanfs.
execut .on of Edith Cavell the majority
petrated by U-boats and zeppeiins an and
prison camp atrocities.
The French and Belgian judicial au-
thorities will have to resift q towering
heap of affidavits concerning crimes
lives and the destruction Of private
property by the German armies of oc-
cupation.
Will Shock the world.
Ex-Premier Clemenccau recently told
Arthur BalfourI that; the world would
be shocked to the core when 1t became
fully acquainted with the details of
the charges against German officers
who are accused OF having treated
young women in Northern France. in
the manner of primitive conquerors.
Al. .Ignace has class. fed all lGthe testi-
mony In his category of. the charges,
and the gaseF are said to- form an
Amazing story OF the I. .turpi tide lareated
by German militaEism.2 3 8
Work VIII Take weeks.
The work of the interallied com
mission, headed by Jules tCambop will
occupy many weeks. The final drafts
of the indictments and lists of prison
ers will be forwarded to the German
Minister OF Justice. Eugen Schiller. 1t
is mot expected that the trials will be
Eipco f.ou, The. European slate before
the end OF the Year z.Ie-2-7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
vIRGINIAN HON0RED
Captain Arthur ID. KeIly,Sof: Richmond,
Ks S 3i Gets War Medal of Aero B.

;lsys LEaIBERG, POLAND. Feb. i D. - Cap
tain Arthur p : :, Kelly. Of Richmond, Va.
squadron today received notification,
that he had boom awarded the war;
medal ofS Tn o Aero Club of America for;
SQ1ad dron OF the American Army d 81 Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
PREMIER MlLLERANDs SAYS
FRANCE NOT FOR CONQUEST
Outlines to Foreign Affairs Commfs-
sion Poaitfon OF Nation on Na-
tiOnul PrObIemS. *
.ERy, A arnoIafe, R-asu

r. q ,'I BY Assoclated PTeSs.f ~ Is. n $50
PARIS. Feb. I9.-Prcmier Millerand
today outlined to the foreign affairs
questions discussed by the supreme
council I'm London. especially with re-
gard to maintenance of the Sultan In
ton takeHfby France Concerning Syria
and G .licla, which. he declared. was
entirely free from any spirit OF con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
BuFFAL OEs IN BATTLE
Cosy Rushes netweeu Infuriated An.
imals and Ii Gored to -
~ Death.
1 NV AssocIated prass /

: - -. Il BY Associated Pcess.J h stSt&z
y, WORCESTER, MASS, Jan. 13.-In a
light between two bull buffa loes in the
IlakeYPark inclosure here today COW
got between the com batants and was
sgored to death. - Sit, s5.. So
1000 pounds each, were separated by,
the caretaker with q pftchfork and
Sdrtycn into separate Enclosures,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
RATIFY AMEN DMENT.
New Mexico Lower House Fnvors 1t
by 36-to-f0 Vote, Sennte
Vote ~ to S. s.

TBy Associated Prcss1 Il
s SANTA FE, n. !. III. Feb. 1s.-The
House Of Representatives of the New
Mexico Legislature today ratified tho
Federal woman suffrage amendment by
q vote OF, SO to 10. The Senate passed
the resolution yesterday by vote OF
II to 5. Governor o. A. Larrazolo is
expected to sign the resolution Satur-
day. New Mexico Is the thirty-aecond
State to ratify, tilt' FEt =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
SEEKS TRADE. CONGRESS.
Resolution Directs President to Cal
World Meeting to Eliminate
Unfair Methods.
-, ~ gy AsSocIated I,ress;

BY -AssocI ated I'reSsJ
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.--An interna-
tional trade agreement congress would
be called by the President In Wash
ington to consider unfair trade meth
.ods, practices and policies which might
nations, under resolution introduced
today byy Representative Hull. Demo-
crat, Tennessee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
8 Prairie FIre sweep. BrauLxii.i

s'ENBU UENUSssAIF a e 10. q Iy,---A, Great
prairie fire, a sixty miles wido, has
awept throu gil The terri tory Of La
sPampa, In the central part OF tho
lrepublic. ~ Fifteen thousand sheen and
much loth thersf I've 81 stock are reported to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
Z RESIGNS HOUSE SEAT
Congressman Saunders, OF virginia.
Prepares to Assume Seat on state =
si&E Supreme Court. = Is

. WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.--Represen-
tative r. ". Saunders. Of tho Fifth
day handed his resignation to Speaker
Gillett, OF the House, to become effec-
tive February 29, He etiress to accept.
peals Of Virginia. f7E lS4 * ~ e 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

srRplnne Turhs Turtle. ~
MOBILE, ALA. z E'e BIS 19.-Navyf sea.
plane 3t2s turned turtle .nt Afobiie Bay
5Suiilea below ne 4 oityss this
iafternooA while $r et'irning to- Penta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
Saartf.I L.w m sn.r R.v,s, y

Martial Law In Saar ReHfSn.
~ LONDON, Eeb. S19.---ATartfals 4 3. law hos
been proclaimed In tho !5sar region
now occupied by French troops undoir
control of an a HE'D comrli issfon. IN COM
sequence ot now noe, !, at.c corfintrs
to an Amsterdam 1sSpat Mo tho gIsxSt
chang 2 Telegraph Com pany. sfs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
BRYAN's NAME ON BALLOT
Petitions Received at Lansing to PInce
Commoncr In Michigan Pres
sidentini Primary.

LANSING. MICH. Fob. 19-Pctitions
on the ballot as candidate for the
Democratic. presidential nomination
were received by the Secretary Of
State this morning.
Senator Hiram W. Johnson qualified
yesterday for a place on the Republi-
can ticket s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
ALLIES TO PRINT NOTE
London Report Says It Is Not De-
termined Where 1t Will be
~ Given Out.
Z TByiAssociated Press (

LONDON, Feb i9.e-it is Considered.
more likely tonight that the supreme
council will agree ito the publication OF
President Wilson's Adrlatic note and
OF at atswashin gton,, has not.yet BEEN de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
SAY HE SMUGGLED GEMS
Salesman Alleged to Have brought
Diamonds In, Concealed in
fountain Pens.
,IgX Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Feb. is.-~Joseph New
man, salesman, charged with attempt
ing to smuggle about $4,000 worth Of
diamonds into the United States, con-
was today ordered held in $4,000 bali
by United States commissioner,
James J.. McCabe. In Brooklyn. pend
ing further investigation by Depart
ment Of Justice officials. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
CAUSES AM UPR0AR
Joseph Devlin StnrtIes House Of
~ Commons With Attack ON
I ~ Q' Goycrnment. 855t,t' 49, ( 7S

EBy Universal Service = Z sS fs
LONDON. Feb. iS.--An suproar was
caused In the House Of Commons today
when Joseph Deylin. NatIonalist mem
ber from West Belfast, denounced the
policy OF the British government In
maintaining In prison four Stnnl Feins
members of Parliament,one Alderman
and eloyen Councillors. <; - az y'.yVe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

Suspend Trade On su9aS.
\. NEW YOlils.. Fob, ~ dineN on Z
DO suspcnded next asafdsyss5e ~ ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

EtilCAGO. Nov. 1.---Buying by houses
with seaboard connections led To a mod
s she np,u,n h In whea, values today after
same as Saturdays iinsh to ne moi moi
RianSr. With December 2.G3H to 10 and
Corn closed Nc net lower 10 &c advance.
ana oats varied from lac decline >. or nc
Ear =, IN provisions the outcome was a
o., wheat eat showed some strength at the out.
SCI, OUT there Was q lack OF sustained
support and reaction cnsucd chiefly az a
o fsIit or speculative selling. based on talk
Southwest. Export cica.ances. however,
were largo and no great desire was shown
to- to press the selling Side: Shorts were
GuiGS 10 reverse their position when late
inc seaboard appeared on the other hand
NV ~, ,eSport busincss was said to total only
:V!W1 bushels. The Argentine new crop
s sur vas estimated at 100000 BUSH
Gig. ABOUT an average amount.
Corn and oat! failed to reflect the rally
IN wheat. FroHt-taking sales on the ma r,
tor. AAe
Provisions. although dull. were higher
as result OF an upturn In the hog ma r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
-
COTTON MARKETS.


weather over over. the election DAY ihonfa%
and unexpected strength al Liverpool, due
10 expectations or a resumption o: trade
3 with Russia. caused considerable strength
IN cotton today. I!yerpool and VAL stree;
servance OF All Saints Day.
y liverpool will be open usual toIno--
Iow and the possibility that d new !eve!
& Of prices may be es,a bl!shed before busi-
mes on the United states exchange is
lad restricting effect on ;he mating
wilt be the first December notice day
The market opened at an advance OF
500, 81 points. offerings were absorbed
SlfAt the top December showed not adj
January OF ~ points. reaching a.
Dealings throughout the afternoon wcre
/ fsatureless aside from som. moderate
ssfics day. Late in the day there was som.
local proft-;ak.nE. and also come add.
sslonai selling by New Orleans. Last quo.
cations showed net advance OF 81 10 80
s.pnt here was quiet. co points higher
Ri ssx Ysik.Miadiinr. ,:.Se; receipts. 81;
Ninor ports-;kE,seeip,s. 1855: exports.
Total today..Reee!pts. E.oa: exports.
~ Total for week-Receipts. s.7ss; exports.
Tsial sS5 r., season-Reeeipts. ,.si.@s; er.
g$s' Haass OF cotton. prices. today:
Omen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02

rangement shall accrue to tho stock
holder and this advance notice Is
given for his benefit
The Southern Pacific Company owns
more than onc-half OF tho 339,756,0y5
or Associated OIL stock. and sS,6l2.000
or hrst rcfunding 6 per cent bonds.
Both Southern Pacific and Assoc
Grated Oi! shares have been active on
the Stock Exchange recently. Ac-
Sording TO reports current In the
FINANCIAL district today. sale OF the
ooutnern pacilc Associated OIL hold
ings probably will be made to stand
ard Oil interests in california;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02

Of Trade to place an embargo on
wheat Imports from Canada.
Tho commission found that 4.950.Oo0
bushels Of Canadian wheat and 65,s4s
barrels of Canadian -four wcre ship
ped into tho United States during tho
first fifteen days Of last month. This
was moro than three times as largo
AZ the shipments In any October In,
tho past seven years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
MOVES TO SEPARATE OIL
FROM RAILWAY PROPERTY
Board OF Directors OF Southern Ia.
citc Company Approves Principle
of Action.

Ify NS5OC1DteU PrCSS.
NEW YORK. Nov. l.-Dircctors OF
the southern Pacific Company. at a
meeting hero today, adopted reso-
futions approving the general prin-
ciplc OF tho separation Of It's Cali
fornia oil properties and it's stock
holding In tho Associated Oil Com
panics from the railroad properties
Tho matter of separation was re-
fcrred to the company's executive
committee. which will work out an
appropriate plan.
According to the formal statement
issued after the meeting. the hoard
intends that tho benefits from this arr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
CANADIAN WHEAT IMPORTS
SHOW EXCESSIVE INCREASE
Federal Trade CommIsxIon Find,
Them Greater Tbnn for Past
Seven Years.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Imports of
Canadian wheat and flour during the
hrst fifteen days of October were
greater than In any corresponding
period in tho past seven years. the
Federal Trade Commission says In n
report today TO President Wilson. The
report WAS based on an investigation
ordered by President Wilson after N.
had been asked by the Chicago Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02

mandcd good deal of attention dwindicd
away to small volume.
lne standard OIL Issues were quiet. Some
OF Those stocks holding fairly we'll around
,tsreL.!y established levels. but accumula-
non seems for the time to havo ceused
anu as these Issues require Il large amount
OF cash TO handle tho stringcncy In the
ing buying by tho smaller class of specu-
latorS Standard OIL OF New Jersey sold
OH slightly on small trading and there
, were some offerings OF other Issues in
ms Er0nn without sales being effected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
CoTTONSEED OH.
MISCELLANEOUS AIANKErs.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. Nov. l.-S,ronscr desire 20
goods Goo and yarns in unfinished line. Trad
was more business In small lots on odd
constructions constr and widths OF p.in, cloths.
Ioilo%inE weakness on Tate Shipment goods
az CALCUTTA. Raw silk was uuIct: wool
goods lines continued dull
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02

), Sheep; receipts, 5000: fat sheep and
fed Western, lambs. iI7c: bulk natives.
iis st5u J; ~ choice fed Western .ycar!inEs.
ewes. 80; bulk native ewes 65oTpT0o;
feeders strong: ION feeder In m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
CIRR NIAREy.~u,

NEW YORK. Nov i.-Busincs, on III.
with to great extent by tho om,.,I.
market being used as field for election
netting activities. and trading even in ,b~
groups OF stocks tha, haYc iainiw O.