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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-11
tHy Associated Presal

thN Associated PresRl
WASHINGTON, March 11.-A 25
per cent increase for btuminous coal
miners was recommended in the ma
jority report Of the commission ap.
pointed by President Wilson to set,
tie the coal strike No change in
working hours or conditions were
recommended John P. White, rep
resentins the miners, held out for
higher wage increase and will
submit minority report it was
said The wage increase granted
will absorb the IA per cent granted
when the miners returned to work
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-11
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-11

taaal observes uallea sIa'7'
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-03-11

Tonight and Friday,
Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

into conflict in Albion Street, a shower
Of stones being directed at the con-
stabulary, who were forced to retire.
Military reinforcements arrived and
the situation became so threatening
that the commanding officer ordered
the troops to FIRE. A laboret was IA
tally wounded.
About midnight shooting ARRAY oc-
Cured at Mount Collier. A woman was
seriously wounded by a rife bullet
during disturbance in the York Road
district
The scenes Of destruction witnessed
in the Shankill Road district last night
appalled, the spectators. About q score
of buildings, principally saloons, gro
ceries and public houses, were set afire.
Many of them were destroyed by the
flames and some private houses adjoin-
ING became involved, several of them
being burned.
The period of destruction commenced
in the early part of the day, with at
tacks on licensed premises and isolated
private houses. Repeated attempts were
made to burn these places, but prompt
arrival of the fire brigade saved the
premises in most cases. Many youths
appeared among the dsturbers.
much more serious. Large crowds,
chiefly consisting Of young men and
boys, became very active and were evil
IDENTIFY determined upon a policy of re-
prisals for the Sim Fein attack in
York Street. Spirit groceries and pub
lie houses quickly became the objects
of their attacks and almost stimuli
taneous onslaughts were made on
many Of these.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

forces landed in the Province of Kuban,
east Of the Sea of Azov, by General
Baron Wrangel have been completely
annihilated." says a statement issued
hero late last night by NJ. KamenefT,
head of the Russian Bolshevik trade
delegation in this city. This statement
was based on a telegram which M.
kameneff received from Moscow
earlier in the evening.
COPENHAGEN, Aug. s1.-General
Semcnoff, the anti Bolshevik Cossack
leader in eastern Siberia, has applied
to Leon Trotzky, Bolshevik Minister of
War and Marine, for permission to
join the Russian Soviet army, says q
Moscow dispatch quoting reports print
ed in the newspaper Isvestya. Of that
city.
PARIS, Aug. 31.-General wrangel
head Of the South Russia anti-Bolshe-
vik forces, has proposed the formation
Of an alliance with General Petlura
the Ukrainian leader, according to
Hromadsma Dumka, leading Ukrain-
ian organ. General Wrangel expressed
his readiness to recognize the indie
pendeocc of the Ukraine, the newspaper
says.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

ton. Lithuanian detachments en-
ccountered by the Poles have been most
friendly.
The Bolsheviki are continuing to
give way before Polish pressure in the
Bialystok sector, says the communica-
ton. The Poles have occupied Sokola,
Grudek and Narew. 1t. is reported
that the. Russians are preparing to
make serious resistance in the region
Of Malanarewka River.
Quiet prevails in the Brest-Litovsk
sector.
The Poles are resisting repeated ef-
forts Of General Budenny's cavalry to
break through near Zamosc in a move
ment to encircle Lemberg. ?rabowiec
which had been temporarily evacuated
by the Poles, has been regained in q
counter attack.
Bolshevik attacks upon Zaeworze,
east Of Lemberg, have been repulsej
with heavy losses. General Budenny's
forces have been driven out Of the
region Of Zydyzczow and Chodorow,
south of Lemberg.
Both the Polish and Russian Soviet
delegates plan to resume peace ne
gotlations within a week, at Riga,
Latvia, said wireless message from
Minsk last night.
Latvia has agreed to permit Poland
ano Soviet Russia to transfer the Minsk
peace conference to Riga. This was
done on request of the Poles.
Most Of the Polish delegates have
left Minsk for Brest-Litovsk, while the
Bolshevik representatives have gone
to Moscow.
The Polish government is arranging
to transfer the Russian Soviet forces
who took refuge in Prussia across the
Danzig corridor to Germany proper at
the request of the German government
The Germans estimate that 10000
Bolsheviki crossed the frontier to es-
cape the Poles, and say many If them
are tired of Bolshevism and ready to
renounce it. The Soviet soldiers will
be scattered through Germany for EN-
ployment on public works and road
building. Their transfer will begin in a
few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
lWrangel Force
In North Said
To Be Retiring
Turks Report Bolsheviki
Have Crossed Dnieper i'm
Several Places; Cavalry
Captures Alexandrovsk
Cuts Railroad TO South
General Maxine Attacks
Advancing Reds From the
Rear and Takes Mahmud

coNsTANTlNoPLE, Aug. 81 (By
The Associated Press). - General
Wrangcl's forces are reported to be
falling back throughout the region
north Of the Crimea.
Bolsheviki have crossed the Dnieper
in strong force at several points.
Cavalry raiders are said to have cap
.ured Alexandrovsk and to have con-
tinued southwark. cutting the railway.
General Maxine, who is cooperating
With General Wrangel, is attacking
the Reds from the rear. He is re-
ported to have captured Mahmud and
to have executed the Bolshevik COM
missaries and other Soviet sympa-
thizers at that place.
Russian Soviet forces are reported to
be succeeding in their attempt to reach
the perekop isthmus and cut. off some
Of the forces of General Wrangel from
the Crimea.
The Bolsheviki are pressing General
Wrangel toward the isthmus in q des-
perate counter effort to force him to
withdraw his troops advancing from
Ekaternodar and to capture the rail-
way controlling Transcaucasia.
LONDON. Aug. S1.-Anti-B olshevik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

XIII districts, but were to be resstab-
lished at the curfew hour tonight.
There was none of the usual hustle
associated with the opening of the
days work in Belfast. People were
waiting tensely to see what the day
would bring forth after yesterdays
unprecedented turmoil and bloodshed.
The street cleaners did not appear and
the city had a dishevelled appearance.
Shipping and roting continued in
various sections most Of the night. In
the Sandy Road district several H.
censed premises which had been va
Gated by their owners were wrecked,
and in one instance the building was
fired.
There have been 172 fires since
Wednesday. Last night there were
thirty-eight more arrests and the
Crumlin Road prison is overcrowded.
A battalion of Cameron Highlanders
arrived this morning from Curragh.
At one place last night it was found
necessary for the police and military
to disperse crowd before the fire
brigade could get to work. Suisse
quently the crowd and the police came
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

jail are declared to be at the point Of
death. To-day the hunger strikers re-
eeived the following mesags from Lord
Mayor MacSwiney in Brixton fail:
Greetings to all my comrades in
Cork Jail. am with them In spirit,
thinking Of them always and praying
hourly for their welfare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
Poles Push Ahead.
Capture T1U0 7'OsUns
August0auO and SusUalki
on North Front Seized:
Lith1ursiarss Friendly

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Poles have
taken Suwalki, about forty miles north
west of Grodno, it is announced by
Lithuanian representatives here. A
Polish division is reported to be ad-
vancing on Seiny. east of Suwalki.
WARSAW, Aug. 81 (By The Associ-
ated Press).-Further gaines on the
northern front are reported in the
Polish official communicate to-day.
Polish troops occupied Augustowo,
west Of Grodno, where they were en-
Enthusiastically received by the popula-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

ly to the district between Crumlin and
Shankill roods, from Agnes Street to
Tennents Street. In some cases, after
the first outbreaks had beel extin-
guished, premises were set ablaze a
second time.
CORK, Aug. 81. - Sewers. of the
hunger striking prisoners in the Cork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

The demeanor Of the crowds was so
threatening that tramway service in
the York Street district was entirely
suspended. By o'clock q number
Of fires had been started and from that
time until after midnight the fire erig-
ade was unprecedentedly busy. The
area of destruction was confined large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01
To Check Up Costa Rican Acts

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The recent
action of the Costa RIGA legislature
annuling all legislative acts of the
Tinoco regime is to be investigated BY
the American State Department to as
certain if any American interests there
have suffered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-01

Undaunted
AS Life Ebbs

Continued from page one)
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

4u9 elm Gergnii g II.
@rin5ipol: n&err Glein, Sic font
men mebr ols cine Stilnoe 5u ipat
ms 8ureou."
Gommis: SD bite Inn @ntidul'
6igung, ober i9 babe mir einen
3abn aits5ieben laiien; i1 fonnte eS
Dor Sdmer5et nidt mebr olts6al-
ten"
8rin5ipaI: n6iirs nd6Ite MaI
merfen sic iidJS, erit fommt Die
@flidt nno Damn oos @er9niigen."
9ie sc oIerin. n&ritifer
Iino 0oG tiidtige MeniAenl Reuli9
maIte i6 Elm @ilO; fem Wenid)
muBte, pos eS porlteat, audi i6
nidt, aber Ser &ritifer &lltgmeier
bat es mir Damn etfldrt!"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
gntfduIoiaunq.

III W II ! y II u -
S6mierenoireftor: nSelite baben
g ober Den n6rali3 Moor" eleno
geipieltl"
SGouipiclcr: naein 8unoer,
tpenn i6 bon ser 9iibne 5uieb'n
mIB, mie mir mein reierpierteS
S6WeinSburl fpeg9egeiicn wnrOel"
Sic sc d Der Sron
Ser englii6e 9idter @ilton Dttroe
gefraet, pober eS fdme, OaB elm
engliider aonig Iton nit IA Sab
ren gefront peroe, ober crit nit Is
Sabren beiroten oiirie. 2afoniif er.
ipiOerte Der 9ifter: n8eil eS i1tpe-
rcr lit, cine Srau art regiereit, als
Elm gan5es &0nierei6l"
- @as # parnoor? 8en1t
man Die Sdmiegermutter Die Srep.
pc binunteri6meiBt utO iie baum
fraet, tporiInt lie 10 idnea geloufen
lit. 8enn &inoer ibren 8ater
uunoertpanot" onieben. 8enn
elm ltbrma6er rtno Die &inoer Dite.
BEN bleiben," I'M Die @roBm1itter
Dauf5u5ieben".
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

fcmme. &c bot geiagt, ie mout Die
2c6oie pom SouS iebu, III GA ben
i6 gciagt: Ecbt c Siet. ie miro in
c Wtinnit oo0cr 5Iuei GA fem" @onrl
ben ib mid fort gcnlad)t, ben aru
uer oo6 nod cn CUTE Sud all ic
geronimo. SD mlb nurucr iagc, i'd
Ten nit oicl Dol. c Yietid) All ie ge-
nobtiBt. Mebbie iie bat es inieit.
8ea, enuipeg, eli ifiltt worrie, ie
is ia nit mcin Mebo, IN ole5 an-
Ecre is nit Don meir 9ifeleb.
8ontit i'd ~pcrbleiiue Sbne Sbrlt
llemer
80tItpp Soueramper .
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
$50 uuren Die %Urfabrem Der Ser
mnncn?

Ole in ncltcIter 3eit biel beball'
oelte 6rage na6 Den 8ortaBren
Der @ermanen unteriudt Der idtpe-
Oilde 8rQbiitorifer 9star Wtontel.
Illus in elmer Abbanolung. Sic sis.
0ede, ltnter Der Der gauge %Itanoina-
piI6e Noroen, ioDie 6raufrei6 ilnO
Wlitteleltropo mdbreno Der leBten
@is5eit lageIi, be9ann liG nit Oem
&nfang Der iogenolnnten aurlgnac-
pcriooe mad ytoroen 5uriid5u5ie9en.
ga Oieier &iid5ug oes @iies per-
bdltnismdBig raid Dor iid gln9, 10
bat lid) aud bolo Der Wtenid i'm
Ifonoinopii6en NorOen angelieOeIt.
9iele eriten Nieniden Sfanoinooi-
ems, oeren @inuanoerung man auf
@rlno Der gcologiihen Berbdltniiie
Dor ungefdbr $4,000 Sabren at.
iesen fam, miiiicn Die @orfabren
Der @ermanen gctueien lein, Die
Damn bon ibrer urlpriingliden Sieo'
l%ungSIt1tte aus peiter iuomGrtS 90
gen. 9ieIe Borfobren Der @ermas
en- geb0rten elmer ooli6ofepbalen
Iangfopfiger) &alie ar, Die utter
Dem Nomen @ro-Dtagnon-&aiie be-
tannt lit. Alts Dem 0lteren Stein-
alter bat man in SfonoinaOien einige
Stelette oieier &alle %gefunOen un0
mGbreno oes iiingeren Steinalters
geborten ibr, b%eiouoers in S1meoelL
ole grobte 3ubl ieier 8eDobner an.
Na1 Der Anli6t BON Wionteliu8
lprid)t ones onfiir, DOB 0ie Sdpe-
oen BON ietten Mteniden a%bitammen,
ole nod Dem @noe Der @is5eit BON
Wlittelelropa nad) Gem Noroeu eir.
getpanoert iin0. Omar ~beianoen iid
BORT bereits i'm iiingeren Steihalter
9ra6pfepbole Wreitfopfige) neben
Den 9olidofepGalen; iie ~geborten 81
0enen, ole am @nOe Der paldolitbi-
lben Belt iopobl i'm Ror0en ipie III
Mitteleuropa iid) 81 6eigen began-
men. Sbre 3abI lit o6er cine beOeu-
tend geringere III Den ldmeoiiden
2anoi9aften uor0lid bon Shonel.
ais lit lcsterem uno in 9dnetnorf,
uno biz 5u uniereu Sogen bat iid
0ie oolihofepbole Gaiie ouf Der
ifonoinapii6en Salbiniel ungelpobn,
lid rein erbalten, troB ser pielen
Sabrtauienoe, ole felt ibrer Gin
ipanoerung p~erfloiien iino. Ga Ole
9olidofrpbaIerL Die iif in Sronf.
reid beianoen, mad Dem @inorin-
gen Der 9radpfcpboIen udbrenn
LANCER 3eiten iid nit Oiciell per-
mil1t baben, iino sic &0lfer Der
ffonoinaoiI1cn @olbinieI ipobl Dir
reinIten iest lebenoen Nn6fommeli
ser ro-Mtagnon-&alle oie an GIT
Sc oer @is5eit in Mittelcuropa lebte.
Gus oieier cinbcitlihen @orfabren.
roIie entmidelten iid Damn ourd)
ipGtcre 9ifiercn5icrung bic @iuuo6-
ner gnglanos uno 6ranfrcid)S 81
&eIten, ole oes Sfaroiopilden Gebie
tes ulo observation-disclosures 5u Ger.
maten uno Die gemiiicr 0itli1cf
51i Slomen.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

&erf6nappt. 2iebbaber:
n9u fannlt es mir pirfliG glall-
ben, S6aB, i'd babe nod feline ant
oere 2iebidaft gebobtl"
Sic: SD glaub' oir's; i9 bab'
es glei9 beim eriten SUB gemerftl"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

= Sn gerIegenbeit. Sun.
ge &ausfrau (oer oas &odbu6 aus
Der Sano gefoaen): na9, ga iis'
i6 aber in Der 8atidel Sebt bob
i6 cine Speiie 5n foden ansefatt.
gen. un0 weiB nidt mebr tueldel"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

@i9t redt an m q If e II.
@efannter (3um 8ader): nSbr 9e-
trieb lit nun pobl aud) pereinfaft
mor0en?"
@dder: Limb trosoem fam
man'S oen 2el,ten ni6t re6t ma
den. Sriiber flagten iie iiber gu
neiBes G6mar0brot, uno iebt piee
Der fla9en lie iiber gu i6war6eS
WeiBbrot."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
@ober fOmmt bas @urt %nti6?

Die iprad)li6e a%bIeitung oieies
icet MIR alau 8eitgenlGBen Mortes
lit nidt aufgeflart; uleIleidt bdngt
es nit eiliem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@ort, bilte, blita Sdlag, StoB
5uiommen, wobei man audi oorau
oenfen mag, onB man nit flcinen
&inoern nVutcfopiden" madjt, IN.
Dem man Stirn 1egcn Stirn itoBcu
lGBt. Cider lit uur, oab &lltid
eigentIid] elm idluei8erlifes g8ort lit.
oas in Der 9eoeutung oStoB" ihoR
in Dem 81 3iirih 1866 crid)iellencl
oeutid,-IateiniiGen .Gictionorlolimn
plerorum" bon Sob. SIRIUS Dor.
tommt, iooann alld) in 5. Wtaolers
Bud rGie Seiitid Spraad", 3iirid
1861. SIN beiltigen Gimme eiues
irnbeoeutenocn beluafineten Nul.
ltanoes lit es etma felt 1910 BON Der
SdueiS aus in Die Sdriitiprode &c.
fommen. IS finoet lid otter bel u.
Seller, bod fol- Oeiien @rflarung, es
bnbe in 3urih uorOem elnen Gegen-
guB beoeutet, unridti0 iein. Gas
3eittuort putid)en ltoBen, einpn
Butid MAIDEN, itebt 1864 bel
MdoIer, 1871 bel &inoleben aud
panputi6en", Sunoe gum 9eiBen
onregcn. aufpiegcln. Tins lit in
oieiem Gimme aufputihen gcIdufig.
Oie iibIen Ableitungen Yutidismls
uno Butid)iit mcroen boifcntlif BALI
mieoer aus Der Sprad)e peridpinoeu
GoppeIiinnige &G.
D Ell s oGicie beioen @cloidde
bringen sic sum Yalltler Sd)ulde.
(&egt tie ibnl aut Die Sdmlter.)
SO! @eroen sic lie ober alid) 10
nett tragen tonnen2"
20 ia, Welln id, nur crit I'M 81.
&c bin, merOe ih idlon fcrtig oamii
per0en!"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

@bgeminft. Seirotsper-
mittler: rSie miini6en cine muiifa-
lii9 De%ranlogte Dame = i1 bdtte
On mas gang apartes, cine 8aufi-
film 49,"
Serr: DSSu, aber i6 bob fem
&olbfen."
Ole @nfanosoame.
9as 0ienitmaoden iiebt aitf Dem
Gid hires 8errr, zines uniperii-
tdtsprofeiIors, elm 9u6, betitelt
r9ie Slora uno tbr @erbdltnis gum
alima": nS6au, idalt, red)t nette
&omane lieit Der alte Serr, oas
b6tte i6 ni6t geoadtl"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
@adlt Der @ewObnbeit.

Sic iasen, Serr Director, Dos
Glabier 1T elm Bunoertperf, emit.
meilen limo ole Zone aIe falid."
~3as lit ia eben oas Wltnoer;
aas aIauier ipielt iest serai. 70
saliG, mie mcine Irimaoo1na iinat."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

ANA GLIDER Ser.
81 Of. @otte: 08arum 6eine
8lltn1en ni6t geoeiben? 9as lit iebr
einfa9: iie baben gu tpenig Nab-
ring, nit Dem pielen 8egieBen err
reidIt on ni6ts."
Srau: nMerfmiir0igl Oh nirnmf
bod al16 10 penig Nabrung gu oir
uno 10 biel @etranfe -. aber ge-
Oeiblt troboem."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

Ger 2iterat. r@enn Id
mid 9eiItrei9 1lnterbolten min, bait
i'd SelbIt9eiprdGe.'
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

= Splitter. @eni1 einem Der
@erftano fortlduft, iagt man: er
itebt itial
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

&ompetent. ,@as wiBt
oenn Sbr BON Senieits! Den Na5i
laBt reoen, Der mar iAon anal
i6eintotl"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

Sugen0 BON bent e. 0ie
fleine Sruoi loa III Die Sdnle tom'
n.ell uno miro BORT our Inmeloun9
gefiibrt. @ad)oem lie Die orei nbli.
den 6ra9eu: rMie beiBt ou?"
.@ie alt biit ou?" ulo: ~8o
pobnit Dup" rid,tig beanttportet
bat, iagt Die alcine elfrig:
u8olcn Sic aitd) nod meme Se.
lepbon -Rununer mihen?-32,7 1Ol"
Ole &ibttge. @atts:
.@arllm parcn Sic in Sbrer !ss-
ten Steuung MIR IA Soge?"
.&eil id, ben Germ obrfeigte.
als er MIDI fiiiien mollte."
Satin: n@ut - Sic limo ergd'
giert."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
Nenaieris.

&antoff eIritter: .Serr.
i1aft, miiien modt i6 eigentli1
idon, OBJ 10 elm Sultan ale feline
8eiber bitten muB, metr er Den
&onsiGliiiiel braubt!"
Mus Dem @eri1ts-
aal. &ifter: ~Sit es pabr, bob
Sic gu Sbrer Srau mdbreno Der
lesten feds Wonate fein @ort ge-
iproden baben?"
4ngeflagter. nSatpobl, Serr
&idter."
Iid)ter: illus meld)em @runoe?"
Angeflagter: nS@ wonte iie ni6t
unterbre6en."
61Iimm m. g.: n&lio Come
lln6 feline Sran iino itets eoriel6en
Mcinane, iuaen Sie?"
s.: .Sa, nur in einem 8unfte
mterideihen tie iid."
81: 80, in meldem?"
g.: Sic trait linn gar niAts 5i
uno er ibr alles."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

rid BAT Ole 9i55ie,
meine glltc is.
has gauge Sous
oeu Gopp &c.
felt. &c bot ge.
bubt mi geflient
IN geoolt, onb DER
gcfloge Is,
SD ben gar nit
npAnhrt- lie III frns
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

Ser 1ngef6brIi1e.
%iffolo: n@ie? Ser Serr ODER lit
elm fronfer, id)tpad]er Mdenl6? -
Sd nebnte ole Stelune AMI"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

Tim @ottes niGen - ser $err
&auptmonn."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02
&fenrr @dtsttbebrtef Nss
pbtltpp { aHeFamptrr.
10.

Blcin Iieber @crr &coodtionGr:
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

rSSa", iagte Der 2ebrer gu ben
ainoern, lid babe cine garl6 neue
Gr3iebungsmetboGe fin e1f, Die 10,
penannte nStrelfener5iebung". 8enn
ibr gut lernt, befommt ibr goloene
Gtrcifcn iiber oett Mrm; ieiO ibr
cher unfolgiam uno farl, befommt
ibr blaue." Iul
9eutIi9 Of. S6miegerbater:
.alio, Serr SAwiegeriobn, iagen
Sic mir einmal aufriftig, pie limo
Gle NIT meiner Tofter 5ufrieoen?"
S6Wiegeriobn: .2ieber Sdpie-
gerpater, i'd fam mid iiber niats
beflager, aIs oariiber, Dab sic mid
nicht binausgemorfen baben, als i'd
Inn lire Sano ongebalten."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-02

@nrempeIung. Isle,
nit Sbrem ltrGflifen S6mer.
balt6!"
Sea, erlaltben Siel"
n8aS? @oaen Sic mir etna
Deisma6eit, DOB Sic oieien Sped-
Danger olf reAtli9e 8eiie ertpor-
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MapK.r

FARMERS STOCK: S'p'' -. lSsV
Market stronger
fancy tumbos. &c per ID. asked: sn b,a
E a,.e Iumoos S.,c per 10. asked: Sc bid
SnneS runncrs. 6h per Id. asked: 81 bjd
SSnahisn: * per bushel asked: $3.50 hid
S'ock IN Petersburg virtually eISan.,n,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25

S bee q fiSeed At 1870; October 1a7s: pec,m
nominal winter yellow and summer whit.
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lADUsTR|ALS RESPOND
TO PRICE REDUCTIONS
Price Slashing by Ford Contributes
to Downward Trend on
Market.
.kELLY SPRINGFIELD RALLIES
Copper and Steel Shares Were
Shaky With Former Forced
Nearly to Bottom Wait for
Judge Gary's Statement.
BY BRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Sent. 24.-The, grand
slam executed by Henry Ford when
prices Wednesday resulted in further
T,aetisaliy the Whole list iS'S Vas sold sold.
{ IN which 4 small volume Of good buy.
Ing developed. Some of the buying OF
who was are '9 heaxs snort of n
8 dustrials and are buying the stocks
!. OF the smaller roads for the purpose
: OF hedging.
Tho selling began shortly after the
opening. and although ftful rallies
developed during the session. the
to seven points. The tire and motor tor
stocks led the decline and Studebakcr,
kclly-Sp Springfield, General Motors and
Goodrich sold at new low levels for
the year.
Keiiy-S Springfield Tire Company was
announced today and as a result the
points for the day and a decline OF
about no points from the high mark
reached .a,S in 1919. When traders real.
attractive rights the stock rallied and
closed at st IA.
Call loans renewed at I per cent.
remained at that figure throughout
the day.
Conditions OF the money market
have ceased to interest many traders
for the present, but bankers are
watching with some uncertainty the
conditions in the cotton belt. Greater
difhculty is expected this year in sup
porting the cotton crop than was
experienced last year, and tighter
money is expected to develop as a
result.
Wall Street has, to large extent,
discounted this cutting Of prices and
recognizes that in the long run 1t Is
the most constructive feature that
mas developed in most crucial year.
however, those bankers who believe
That any great dehation and liquida-
ton by industrial companies must
eventually be followed by liquidation
OF labor. which at the best will prove
a most disaEreeablc and messy prom
osition, are not looking for any run
away bull movement in the near
future.
Copper and Steel shares were shaky
all during the day, and while the inn
mediate outlook for the steel com
panies, especially the independents.
is not particularly good, it is hard
TO understand how the coppcrs can
go much lower. There is. OF course.
some stocks left on hand in this
country, but production has been ma
cerially cut down and tho surplus is
being gradually disposed Of In re-
gard TO the steel companies the
financial district is eagerly awaiting
tne return of Judge Gary, who can
DC depended upon 10 give n clear and
reliable statement Of conditions and
pollcy as to prices.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for SnIe

Automobiles for Sale II
ALL BARGAINS
Al PRICES THAT WILL MOVE
s-4.ToN RErunLEfGM-
l-TON REPUBLIC
i-t-TOS REPCBLIC
! l.c-TOS REPUBLIC
2-TOS REPUBLIC
2LTGG;IToSS kELLY SPRINGFIELD.
! l.c:TON DAY-ELDER
Ford DELIVERY WAGON.
WHITE TOURING
STEARNS TOURING
USED TRUCKS ASD pnptra A.,
SIZES ALL
CASH OR TERMS
II. u. KING MOTOR corr
$40 WEST BROAD ST