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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

five Hebrcw-speaking Young Judaea
clubs, and they are on the incrca. g.
Some of the HchrcwistS believe that
these clubs should have an organizn-
tion of their own. and their claims are
TO be laid before the contention.
Besides the vast amount of program
literature which the Young Judaca is
sues regularly. it also publishes three
periodicals, one literary magazine Tor
children, containing articles about
Jewish activities and stories from
Jewish history and folk lore. another
chiIdren's magazine in Hebrew. Ham
Mabel" and ii publication for the in
struction and information of The club
leaders.
/ did not realize the effcctircne :
OF the club system until | hnprencd 10
sneak TO one of the delegates from
New York. He told me TINT often.
children of notwithstanding Jews. 10
whom the Sabbath is quite dead ana
forgotten, join Young Judaca clubs
where Sabbath observance is often the
rule. and soon learn to resent the re-.
ligious loosencss of their parents.
The Young Judaeans ARE an active
lot. Nothing of national Jewish in
terest escapes them. They take an ac'
tive part in all the Palestine Restora-
ton Fund campaigns. and in the Flag
Days and Flower Days for the Jewish
National Fund. Nor are their inter
csts solely of n cultural nature. Many
of the clubs take pride in their base
ball and basketball teams and in their
athletic victories.
In short. the Young Judaca is destin-
cd to succeed because it appeals to the
heart of the child 1t combines the
old and the new 1t presents to the
Jewish child. in pleasing and inter
csting form the best mat there is
in Judaism. If its growth in the
future will be as rapid as it has Eeen
during its young life, it is destined TO
become very important factor in
American Jewish life. Just because u
is children's organization and mods
the minds of thousands of our future
citizens. it may indirectly become n
more powerful force in the community
! than many of the large Jewish orders
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
SUMMER RESORT ACCEPTS ANTI
SENIITES ONLY.

Vienna-A record i'll anti-Semitic
fanaticism and bigotry was scored hS
Il summer resort mt Mnttsce near SalH-
burg. This summer resort advertised
in the newspapers that only profeSsrd
anti-Semitcs of non-Icwish descent
would he accepted as guests. In other
words it excluded not only Jews, hut
also all Christians who were not
avowed anti-Semtcs. and all apostatc
Jews of anti Semitic tendencies.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
CLAUDE MONTIFIoRE nONoRED

Mr.. Claude G. Monfcfiore is to re-
cciyc the honorary degree ofsD. ID.
Ills onr and disting,iishe,t services !
tho cause of Biblical pxegptics have
won this recognition. Mr.. Montefiorc
was HILBERT Lecturer Id 1872 and
Jowett LECTURER in 1910. Thetlist of
hooks from his pen Is II long one, and
bo oniovs unioIe position ASA hu-
monist and scholar who works hard in
tbe nractice of philanthrspy.
---- 4 = J. ---7- "
4anoney ordefssssn,e'aslsGs: q: ssfl'sS5 tssetsl'
IN the months of April ana May the
sum handled reached over'a miiiioh
dollars. This shows that the relatives
in America are beginning more al'u
more to realize their duty toward their
kin in Europe. and are in,feasihs their
aid to them. The increase is also rN-
planned by the fact that WIN every
month new regions are open !" tHe
money tr'Iffic. Many lkraihian places
where at the beginning OF the E"nr
neither money nor letters conid u" scht
are now accessible to bo'h. since the
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
MORTIMER l.. SCHIFF GOES TIC
ENGLAND

New Ynrk-Mortimer l.. Schiff son
Of Jacob ii. Schiff and Nice-Prcsident
Of the National Council of the Boy
Scouts of America sailed on July 9TH
on the Army Transport Pocahontas I"
attend the international "Boy Scout
Jamborec' which opens in London on
July 30th.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
Arthur Brisbane Ans
wers Henry Ford
JEWISH CONTRIBUTIONS TO CIV
ILIZATION ENUMERATED BY
NEWSPAPERNIAN.

The following article by Arthur Bris-
tnue appeared in the New York Anleri-
can and Chicago Herald and Exaniii-
or:
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Pry not into things that are beyond
thy ken-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Those that misrepresent Jews say
they live by getting part of profit
produced by some one else. As well
say that Henry Ford is not creator
in the automobile business. but simply
Draws profit from the man who in
vented the gas engine.
In modern industrial and CONNER
lCnntinned on pa pe Two
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Continued on Page Two.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
CALLS new YORK HARBOR
ST2l.. : "0UTLAW AFFAIR"
Head of is"nt Owners Association
Says Majority cf Labor Men
Agreed to Scale Offered.
IMy Nssoclatcd rress.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-'rhc harbol
strike. Involving members OF tn,
boatmcn's union and the masters
mates and pilots union. which ha.
been called FOR January /. was term
ed an Outlaw affair" by Frederick \
Russell. president OF the boat own,
cis' association. in an uitimatum ic
union leaders tonight.
Mr. Russell declared that Il, last
Tuesdays meeting the ma jority G.
leaders OF boatmen's. engineers an.
pilots organizations agreed to IN,
sixty hour wage scale and that tn.
strik" vote last night was similar /,
the action taken by them :, year an,
i halt ago"
About Loo men viii be affected an,
too vessels tied up if the ,hrca, i,
carried out. he added The boat own,
"rs VIII meet Thursday 10 consider
the situation.
The chief disagreement is ove;
working hours. The workers dcmanJ
a straight tcn-hour day. and the en-.
p'oysrs offer a sixty-hour week. re-,
gardlcss of lengths cf shifts Tn,
men claim this is the boat owners
method OF working them extra lonp
shifts and then laying :hcm off. thu;
avoiding payment for overtime.
The engineers. who work on The
same boats. have signed the 1927
agreement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
RAILS STRONG AND
INDUSTR|ALs HEAVY
Several More New Low Records
Characterize Dealings in Wall
Street Yesterday.
sCRUCIBLE HITS BOTTOM
Keeps Compan! With Atlantic Gulf
and West Indies, American Wool
en- and Chandler Motors in Set
ting New Weak Levels.
ny nR0AnAN NALL.

NEW YORK, Dec. oS.-Strensth in
the rails and hcavincss in the in
dustrial department. with several
new low records, characterized deal
ings in the stock market today.
New bottom prices We're made by
Crucible Steel. Atlantic Gulf and West
indies, American Woolcn and Chand-
Ter Motor Business was on A slight
~ heavier scale than in the previous
session but the commission houses
whitG furnish the pulse 20 public par
tic!patlon in securities did hut littl.
Southern Pacific and Reading were
the leaders in the railroad group.
Purchases OF Reading We're based on
expectation that The segregation plan
Will be announced shortly. Southern
Pacific was bought on The theory ulat
deduction Of the rnarkc; price Of tho
rights" 10 purchase Pacific oil Stock
would leave the price OF the railroad
property too far under similar rail-
road shares.
New YORK. Ak Brake at one time
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies dropped
more than four and Chandler los;
three points. American Shelters pre-
ferred 4. los; seven and onc-halt
points ana Kelly Springfield i've
points.
Call money remained at per cent.
Tuesday OF the same week year
ago.
ne uCi.cu Oh tho HIgdtpNua copper
Mining Company directors in passing
the dividend was in line with the
expectations OF the street. witt the
passing of the Inspiration and Greene
Cananea dividends in which the An
aconda has a substantial Investment:
interest and the duliness of the de-
mand for copper. it was hard for the
financial district II expect any other
action by the hoard
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies was
sold because OF reports ulat the COM
pany proposed selling from slo.oo0,O0o
Slb. 100000 OF notes. AT the Offices OF
the company n denial was made that
such an issue OF notes would be made
No denial. however. could be OBJ
tanned Of the report that ihc company
proposed doing some new financing az
this time.
United states Smelling. Refining
and Mining lost only u point on am
nouncement ;hat the directors had
reduced the dividend IN $3.50 share
10 so cents for the quarters. IN"
surprise Of many Close 20 the com
pany was that any dividend was de-
clared at all.
Persons who have watched the
market for this stock closely state
that il shows considerable resistance
every time il reaches 80. There was
some selling OF the STOCK yesterday
for taxation purposes and some OF
the sellers did not repurchase the
shares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
FARM BUREAU HEAD SAYS
CONGRESS PROMISED AID
D. IL. Howard Declare. u.,,,,r
H"r'd hin Rrlief Legislation
Imminent


CHICAGO Dec 2s-.A ,Io,fo,, 81,
!ahon DESIGNED 60 provide re-
'ier FOR agricultural credits w.s an
h""nccd today by j L IIoy,rd
president o: tho American Farm IN.
if"u Federation. upon his roturn
rom Washington. where tho proposal
was placed before members OF CON.
gress
;, Assurance tina, legislation as o,,,-
,l"ru would be Incorporated in iiiis
~ ~ GRATED immediately vas given
ard said = -"F' HOW
ne Fedcration's propoeca ncos-
"fIs as the means of rci.ef wcrn
GO hvsuintory power over farmers.
co cooperative marketing assoriation.
mould he in tho hands of tho bcn;,ri-
E'hI ot Agriculture rather than the
e,mcr"I Trade Commissions
nc farmers cooperative market
~ movement must not be hindcrcd
NC provisions Of the Sherman law
eh"Stcd 20 control trusts and MOI
with any intent to curl, cn'n,o ~.
large. va ~" pu"'le al
The, Federal reserve ac, sbou,, ,o
'"hca so as to provide prcfarnn
.'hI rates for loans FOR produr;iv.
'E.p"ses over loans for spcculat i've
,rhe warehoasine act should be OK
.Tti I" serN: the needs OF both
!nniV!duals and cooperative nssoc,o
ions. carrying with /, n rural credits
P!.n 10 n!3 marketing of CROPS.
ne Federal Land Bank system
should be extended to provide farm
crs personal credit r-..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
LEGION HEAD TAKES ISSUE
With HOUSTON ON BONUS
Gnihrnith Says Figures Given Senate
committee Misleading - Quotcs
From Previous E:htimntc.
tBy unltcd New IS. !


WASll1NGrON. Dec. 2S--F. w.
va ilraiih. Jr.. national commands
OF the American Legion. last night
issued statement in reference TO
secretary OF the Treasury Huuston's
iiSu;.S on the cN-Soidicr bonus bin.
wh.ch now awaits action in the SEN
avg. havins been passed by the House
secretary Houston recently an
reared he:orc the Senate Finance
committee, whi'h is conducting hear
inSs on the bomus bill. Mr.. t;uibrniih
Goes not agree with the sccrctary's
Nr. Gaihraith estimates the maxi
mum cost of tho bonus bin TO the
So'trhin"nt to be Sl,S7S. 500. 900. using
as MS basis the sccrrtnry's own rr.
nreS given out To the Senate Finance
Committee.
Secretary Houston, however. in his
hcarinS. maintains that tn. massage
OF the honns bin would ncccssitgtn
an Immediate appropriation totaiing
billions OF dollars
MT t'albra!th chaructcrizcs the soc
rctarE', whole testimony as mis-
reading and DESTINED to Brighten the
country into population Of its OBJ
LEGATION To cN-acrvicc men"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

H!ChGO bee. -s.--Ca;tle: Receipts Il,
-, "'sl 'tgtfs un"Nrn-y. ga Slc lower
s''-' 'vsl'Fndb average. or 81 10 81 :,
."N'F th1n cary. top. .90: hulk s'GSf
49,, tSIutrH and hc.!ers. strong; butcher
,'"S. -"N Hrt iOMcTi uu Is. uncVynly sirout,
20 = hiSacr. bus boiognas GuGG -,
,H.'rs. 10 10 Loo higher. packers tot, IL 4:
-" ~, OUTSIDERS. 800 ana higher. Guix
, ,.,y. '-'"'' sioekere and feeders slow 10
hoes-n"cciuts i.ocJ: largely 10 = ,o,,
~ man Ncsicrdays average: lights or
,,5',,, ''..,.E. Hci!E=, ton. one load. 10
puI"- ,H"Fins. 1879. bulk 10 10 1, 10 "a
~ Xxx !.c lc%cf: bulk, dcs!rab BILE - "a
Shctl- REGENTS 10 go Il, .b,.
, si. D.. -@@ 90 hishcr than y",,srdaV.s
hu.k. i2G6hl2 75. choice sa5 .f iiiIh' -,
80 cho.ee S9-nouni ycar!lng * ,n. 49,
SS.tiISii ~ .SSSdeis' STEADY: best feeder !a!rhs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
CURi; Ai.lI:EI.I,


i, MN YORK. Dec. Ga bette. tone was
u-''.."seG IN tHc Curo market today and
'.i!'ss Vas moderately active. I'r,cg
noteinenis. hOweNcr. continued within
'."''T' limits IN mos. ISSUES. Lower
quo moved i-aciiona!.y higher. Modern, 4.
""tttE''S was shown IN IN. BOND issues
Gus ''S ""'''''
\ feature Of the oil stocks was ,no
:IF.hEth IN AaG!o-Arncs!cau which rns.
i ,..,h.- ~, 20 ~ SIt1"oss Konu.ng was
.tNt i!!fhts closing level. \ .lird oil ~, F..
"a. most aCiN" az the eroun ana :, ,r.,l
4" '"nI,o'hl EaiA. International Retro. lu.n-
o." 'Sh: oHcriaEs declined :. small :rLc-
IN, Merit %. declined 10 lvi,
~, ~. 20 ~ and thgTc was out.uucL
ing o: N-icer Motors. although tia;
t.iiI," irHoF;rd from it high level vvi;h
."'"I" % ufoh taking ~ the lat. trad
'.- int"fcont!is. fUhbrr which nIg
.',a ~ f,"tirG Tor i iOus :iin. was :,cfiv.
,i,11iiS'"s IRON - !" 90. M."!ns shares wg:t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
20 COTTON MILLS PAY
100000 IN DIVIDENDS
Stockholders in GrccnviIIc County
south Carolina. ltunis Cut
Biz Melon.

GIiEENNIILE. :. c. Dec. aS.-Ap-
proN!mately $1,000 600 in dividends
viii be paid january 10 stock :
hO!ders by twenty cotton mills cor
poratlons OF Gr"cnvil!. County ac-
cordin" to Information obtained to-
Gay from the various institutions.
The mills have an aggregate cam.
ta!a%ation or about aO.Co01 900.
The dividends are to b. larger than
the percentage declared last year
They were decided upon ~ Il series
Of meetings OF the directors.
manufacturers in announcing the
declaration Of dividends said the
profits earned earlier in tho wear.
rrior 70 the present depression. en- :
ahled the mills 10 pay substantial re-
turns - the Shareholders at this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
CONSERVE NATIONS FUEL
OIL SUPPLY, SAYS DANIELS
Tells Newspaper Men Adequate supply
IL Necessary for Successful
Merchant Marine.
uRy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Dec, 2S.-Sncrctary
Daniels told newspaper correspond
cnts today that he favored Legislation
that would ultimately conscryc tho
at sea.
"Withou, oil there can be- no sue
ccssful merchant marine" Mr.. Daniels
declared. THE nation that controls
the worlds oil supply and the com
munications VIII he the dom!nan;
nation OF tn" world would u-g,
that the United States tax. imrn cdii,t,
steps 10 conserve its oil for its own
use and limit that use 20 our inter
cSts or til" sea"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

Railroad was effected here today
when Federal jude Charles M.
nough ordered the action discontn-
ucd
The terms OF the compromises pro-
vidcd that the Individual defendants.
against whom waste ana mIsman-
agemcnt were charged, pay the New
Haven. the corporate defendant.
S:,5oO.06o which counsel :or the road
tonight said had been done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
COFFEE.
NEW yOKk d. :. = .

NEW YORK. Dec. ->.-Th"!c was fur
M"r decline IA tnc luArAct Tor coffee
iulure'. w.ih prices for ~. deliveries max
INK ntS low records OWN. to REPORTS %:
alt easier ruling III Brazil ana Unsettled
CUISINES. condition. The opening w"s o.
oo!At"' !owv- and slight midday rallies
We're los. ~ the later Grading w.Sh MaTch
S"'tiHE down to 90 ana Iuly TO ~. ~:
I" POINTS net Lover. CtHsir,s price.
Mere ihs .u" 81 OF thc dag on most uJ,l-
irons. showing net ucc..u. q! 20 I.
points. December and January y..i. March
49, -""s. vt'' JAY 80: SecJscnb.v. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS MAI;kErs.


NEW YORK. D.c. -.N-Cot,on v,rn 49,.
hr.s we."crct today uUoa further weak
, ssi ~ raw cotton New ,Eus.a"d manu-
.'H9 ,a's Continued .uw aud luli: WOO.
Soru. uuiet Cotton goods rcyisi0ns are
!'"I now expected uHti! after January J.
SAVANNAH GA. Dee. .S.-ruraen;.nc.
S4'tt -. no SAFES CAST sales SuVcluD-r
a. ;;-=.:l: Tece.n;s. 2s!: shipments -,
,Eos;n GGiet: no sales: rcce!.ts. !.icj:
y. CatS. -. Sin.iH .tLsi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
PRODUCE MARKETS.
SUGAR

NEW YORK D-c < ~. to-,
!"r raw sugar wa. a u,.le st.:s der ,,Say
ana prices ADVANCED l-!sc Busine,. bn,r
evo!' was hight and IN. only sales T.nn,,sj
was lot Of about 800 baxs OF iepvs 1890 10
poi POL 10 an operator At tNc C. t. T. ON ,bs
''N Vi TINS sac Cibat we're quoted 4,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
NEW HAVEN SUIT is
SETTLED OUT OF COURT
Plaintiffs Compromise SI5n,OnO 200
Action Against Directors Charged
VITA Waste ut S..Juii,DuO
iby Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Dee. 2S-A cornpro-
mise N the Si50.0UO.00O Stockhol,!crg'
equity suit against William Rockcfcl-
Ter and other former directors OF the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
COITnNSuIn- nII

MN YORK;, Doc. .S-Cottunst,l oil.
n7ot1 SOM :: 20 r points under gencra.
account OF the weakness "a cotton and
SKA :Iidt!oA IN trade CirC!-H. crude also was
easier. PROM, taxing ~ shorts oruu.h,
a eoGi q noteraie rally towards tho close.
I.tdGinE months closed 10 10 points not
lover Sales. .s.:2J barrels. Prime crude.
80 70 30. 3r!ln. summer yellow sant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2s-The ham,
failure at barcelona was tho governing In,
z nuence In the cotton market today and IL
caused beginning prices from the opening
send!ng all months 20 new low levels FOR
the season. January touching I.3 and
July l3.Cs Almost no SUPPORT cam. H. and
) even the realizing hS shorts. which caused
steady periods IN the trading az las. week
late trading when the active months wci.
"a to - points under the last prices a..
yesterday. Less Treasure was on the mar
net In the asst few minutes Of today and
the cloEs showed net losses Of 81 IA ~
Eo!nts. January c!oaInR Al IL. and July al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
cmrcAao GnAlN AND PRODUCE.

'ulIAGo, Dec. Is. Bca:s Ia The y.h.a;
.""I"et Nti' much TODAY u tho d.pr,s.
5.Su,, "Hea; cl"set easrt;led at hal: 20
\, ny l-,Nst--"lth Mhrc4 g-r,g. i.i-2. and
Mi"f s''-s.l SO. Corn finished ~ 80 Il, :.
t'" e" - advance. Oats. unchanged 80
&c OF TO go gs!u ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

M-Died. December ?s. 1870.
q, y. NJ. In Tucker SauatOriuin. Miss,
Mary Johnston Cunniurhan. daughter OF
"a" late Or. John 4, aud Martha Egi;!cs-
ton cunningham. following a long III
ness Funeral viii take place wrdncs-
lay. December :2th: At $3.50 l.. NJ. from
,hS HON" Of Mr. samuel y AudcrRnn.
@S25 Vest Grace Street. Services aud
Euk Eii-lli"i. December &c at the real
bouce OF her daughter. Mrs. beverly
smith. lil7 Park Avenue. Rgl'lmorc.
Augusta. widow OF C"ior"l Charlie !
Eutcr. Funeral service at B!iicy's Fu-
n"ra! failors AZ u y. ". iniernl-nt
private.
HARNiS-Dicd. =, Memorial Hospital, be-
C"mher -, William ~. Harris Of 2gOi
Bs."tiy Street. llc is FurvIycd 10y his
widow, Mrs. Alice Il. Harris; on" son.
it"rnaTd " liarrts. and ono sister. Mrs.
sadie Nicholas. Funerti services
Church AZ T. VI. nurial Riycrvi.w.
HAKrM E-Died. "a. her residence, s23
in"nia. Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman. Sin"
and one sou. Joseph Hartman. Burial
n; Tteyi!l!an. Louisa County. Funeral!
n"tiCr later.
LEATliERS- December II. 1920. n,
the residence OF her daughter. Mrs X 10
Cox. in Minneapolis. MINI. Bette Pace.
widow OF tho late James \. I,.athcrs In
terIu"nt VIII be in Richmond. Funeral.
announcement; later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
RICHMOND RIVE STOCK MARKET
~ rI.n-.E ~. S....L

klchmoHG Va. Dec. IS. 1890
Remarks: FAir supply 70. cattle Mar
E"t aC;i.e and prices some higher
tir-c,N good Sc a ...lr 10.
ND ~ ,...... ........... -...... II z ia
i:A'.~ choice nesYv steers none on sails
.'"lufr 20 good sI-rrs 100
,., 70 !;s' ias ...a..;;::....:...... s'@m 1871
- 20 ~ lbs ........... .iAG.
Good - choice cpws .......... Il
Medium 20 good co"g ..... L :.
'pi!'"on - medium cows. g :,
p.t poo! cows ................ .LEu z
Hcg!Gr. to good oxen ....... II
Common TO me :!uin oxen.... ~
Fat hEtCaer 5E!.s ............. 70
i'o.o:na bulls ....;...-... ....-. St.4 81
l!Shi common boil. ..l bulls a., ~
:. lc. tai aeitcis. -. - LOO
N.aiu'u - GOOD ne.'er.. 40 10
, c@a.'o: al, Z ".4..@ a,,:@;, ;G s.
Gond corn.'.a noG- ~, 10 ~
G"oi eorn.I"d i!g;= ami shoat. i5,. q. liz
~ southern mDes sod .IDi.c, To- Ins,.e'
Hon and when so!t and Oily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
rETEKsnuEG I'EANUT MiKKEr

Petersburg. Va. Dec g. 1920
- - ShmfafineTs stock. marie; weak.
HlNiAS-Fa7meEs' stock. marie; nom
fancy Jumbo. SC to &c her 10.
i.Atra prime. a. per 10.
s'T.!H., SIC Ia g. per 10.
s"e.!.a; stJck &c 10 sac ra- H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29

iAc: cost ana freight. equal to 5.Ss for
January. 49,, March. As: May al: july.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Icy Universe. Service

Port movement:
: New York-M!Gd!nE. 1850; ,ece!tts. %,
exports. 251 Stocn 1850
Minor pOrts-Stock 2.iy.
Tota! today-Rcce!pts. tG.73!: e,por,s
A.65s: stock. $50 As
Total ior seaso!r-Recc!pts. 3.5.i 7.g: ex.
ports. 2.32..0o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Funeral Directors

AOuRSl*G ORDERS completed n 20
hours Wa are equipped 20 dye gar
mcn;s black In twenty-four hours. Th!,
Is "a bpcc,gi branch Of our business aud
In always given prompt attention. Nol-
zclles. a6i North Se.cnth street.
PHAut'-t.Iwiu PnaUp funeral director
an! embal'ner COS r. Main Street
Madison al. Randolph tGG5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.
Who!esa.e Quotations On Change

" Richmond. Va. Dec. q. 1874
Ger Lets.s WHEAT.
\ No, red winter. western. q 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Personals

WAIST you 10 know that MIS- a }. Pyle
3l5.3iI Eu'ta Fifth street. IL IN" place
Ia have your evening drcsAca and gloves
cleaned Madison .J2:,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-29
Lost and Found


BHoOcN-I.ost. prar! brooch Grace
and Sixth Street. Liberal reward l.
Schrcck. COZ Ens. Grace >Strr-t
FIRM MAILING BOOK, somewhere be
tween Seventeenth Street and Universal!
Motor Company, IOI2 WcHt Broad.
Finder please return 20 Cnivcrsal hotOr
COMPANY.
HAND BAG-I.ost. lady's leather hand ba X
cOnta!Eiug small! sum az money and
u;her things early Christmas morning
on Laurel stree; between Alb.inarIu
Street and Cathedral. Finder please call
Madison 515-J. Reward.
SD--Siraycd. D"cemher -. yellow
aud white male hound. Waite. T.
Brsucr. Randolph bI.7. Reward.
LOST--E-twrcu Thi-ty.s"cohd and Thirty
fourth Streets. watCI bracelet. initials
y l.. II. Reward II found. PhDn"
Madison 5ao5.
SMALL ruRSE-ContainiuE SIS in cur
rcnCy, owners maine and address on
r.cc!r;ed b!l!. pl.asc return. Reward.
STRAYED or n:o!on. about November 20.
blue specified male hound. yellow and
white female hound. Randolph 5ls7.
Ec~ati
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