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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-09
How Does She Know?

A little girl asked prim maiden
friend:
what is proper, I should like to be
kissed or L would like to be kissed 2"
Neither" was the grim reply
Berkshire Eagle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-09

our late brother, Clsusmsn John Reid.
Clansmen wear badges and white
gloves. Charles Leel, chief. Jsmss W.
Club. secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-09
CABOT

Mr. and Mrs. F. J Damn vent to
- Johusbury to attend the funeral q
George Thihodsau q Lowell Mass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-09

Special meeting
Clan Gordon, No.
y. o. : G. will
held in Clan Cor
don hall Tuesday.
Aug ~, 1T 60
O'Clock for the
purpose Of attend
ing the funeral Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-09
Rand Concert Tuesday.

The following Is the band concert to
be given in Barre Tuesday evening AZ
S.45 O'Clock:
star Spanrled Banner.
March-"Port Arthur .-.-...- Seitz-
Overture--I Puritsni" .... Bellini.
woodland Chimes ..... Smith.
Selections from Naughty Marietta
Request number. Herbert.
Waltz-aRrturn Of Spring. Wsldufel.
Selections from isle Of Spice
arr. by Rocker.
Narcb-aHeIenp ........... Merrill.
America
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-09

Special communication Of
Y Granite lodge. No. IS. r. and
q A. NJ. viii - held Tuesday,
~ aug. 10, a. p m for the
Wy purpose Of attending the su-
M neral Of our late brother.
John Reid. Per order ". NJ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-09
CITY If Barre Ts1s..

These arr IN nv hands for coIlc -
ard must l,s rad % or before Aug. 70.
1890
Isae. Maek. aiE DIRK
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-09
BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY AUGUST 9, 1920.
The Weather.

Partly cloudy tonight; Tuesday To-
cal showers, not quite so warm, moder-
ate south and southwest winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-09
City of Barre Taxes.

These are in my hands for collection
and must he paid on or before Aug &c
1890.
James Mack. city clerk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-09

Regular meeting Of
council $50 L'Union st.
John Baptiste d'Ameri
que, Tuesday, Aug. 10,
at : p. m. Members are
requested TO attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
BRITAIN TO AID HUNS IN
EVENT OF WAR ON POLAND
Gazette Poranna Sees british Lean
ing to Germany in Silcsian
Affairs.
tBy Associated rrcss.l

WARSAW. Nov. I2.--'rho declara-
ton that war between Germany and
Poland would be inevitable. If the
plcbiscite TO be hold in upper Silcsia
gives that region 20 Germany, ~
made today In the Gazette Poranna
In discussing the pl.blscitc. The
newspaper predicts that another
world war would result with France
aud Belgium. Joining Poland and
Grca- Britain siding with Germany
II adds: III England should enter
this war Il would mean. perhaps the
end Of British world power"
The newspaper contents thar Great
Britain has shown certain lcanings
toward Germany in Silesiau affairs
and warns Britain to keep hcr hands
OF
The date OF the picbiscltc in Silcsia
has again been postponed iudeGnitc-
~. Meanwhile, unrest IN the region
continues. The Polish miners. fac
tory workers ana rura! lahorcrs are
dissatisfied with the German land
lords and capitalists and constant
friction is reported. y dispatch from
B"uth"n today says that the allied
authorities seized q cariSld Of Ger
man artillery. mine throwcrs, ma
chine guns and ammunition.
Tho Polish mari: today reached it's
lowest iigurc at ij5 10 the dollar
and some of Tho newspapers attribute
its drop to German Influences seek
ing TO injure Polish credit because OF
its effect or the Siicsian vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
SALT WATER THREATENS
TAMP|C0 OIL FIELDS RUIN
SiIrinkaSc in Output Declared by
Some to BE us Much as
30 Per Cent.

MENICo, CITY. Nov. l2-Thc
shr,nkaG" IN Tampico'S oil output is
said TO h" greater thrE has been re-
portcd. Some oil men estimate that
the cncrotchrncuts OF salt water have
reduced the fields production abou;
90 per cent.
Reports from tho Tampico district
say that other pools ara threatened
with the fate Of the great Tampico
POOL. which, ;s :, thing OF tho past,
tho wells producing nothing hut salt
water. after u Notwithstanding out
put OF oil for ten years.
The trouble at Tampico has slim
ulatcd exploration for oil in other
parts of Mexico. Every man who has
sufficient influence to get 4 conccs-
sion has Joined in tho hunt for oil,
to maintain McNico's reputation as
tn" worlds source OF oil supply.
Even General benjamin Hill, com
mandcr of the Federal army in the
Federal district, has entered the
ranks OF the scarcherS for oil. With
indalcclo Flores. nc has obtained a
concession OF tho territory between
II and Is degrees north latitude. lie
viii have this territory carefully cx-
plored for oil.
Grca; numbers OF other concessions
nave been issued and Il hord. OF oil
mon. promoters. nnanciers and ad-
vcnturcrs are working hard here for
Still more.
The oil field shrinkage is not new.
Salt water has been killing great
wells Tor months. but the fact has
been kept from the public as far as
possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
SEND GIFTS TO u. S. TROOPS
ON RHINE BY DECEMBER 5
Must Not Exceed Pounds of Weight
and .: Inches Combined Length
and tirth.

WtSiiINGTON, Nov. i2.--Christmas
rackag"S for American troops on the
Rhine must reach itobokcn by pcccm-
Der 20 insure delivery before Christ
mas Day, the War department an
n"unced today. They should be sent
care % tho General SUPERINTENDENT,
Army Transport Service. Ifcbokcn
Parcels for mon stationed in lIa-
wall and the Philippines should reach
the depot uuartcrmastcr, Fort Mason
san Francisco. not later than Deccm-
her D. while those for shipment TO
ne Panama Canal Zone and Porto
Rico should hc in the hands of the
General Superintendent, Army Trans
r"rt Service. Pier No. ). Army supply
Base. South Brooklyn. y. Y. by No.
vcmbcr 20.
Packages for Germany must not cx-
coed seven pounds in weight and
Scvcnty-two inches combined length
and Sirth. Those to men on duty
in he Canal Zone and insular pos
sessions are limited TO twenty hounds
IN weight and Two cubic feet in vol
uvre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
ESTABLISH -FOUR ]. S.
MILITARY Cemeteries
War Department Reaches Decision
TO Authorize Maintenance OF
This Number i'm France.
NV Associated prcss.l

"ASilINGTON. Nov. 12.-Decision
OF tho War Department to authorize
thc maintenance Of only four pcrma-
nent cemeteries in France was an
nouncch today. These will DO at
SuTcsncs. on the outskirts Of Paris.
at RomaEnc. in tho ArEonno regions.
al Bcllauwood. where American SOL
dicra and marines met the Germans
Ia tho first important engagement
and At Bonv, In tho department of
me Nisn". which shall be known as
'Fianders Field"
\ permanent cemetery also will he
established near London for those
soldiers who died in Great Britain
Wni!c on route to France.
No distinction as to rank will be
mad" in the grouping Of bodies. and
the hcadStoucs viii be identical eX-
ccpt for tho Inscription and the cross
or the star OF David. to Indicate
religious faith
Those "ho would direct move
iH"ntS 20 obtain money for the ercc-
ton OF memorials were warned by
the department today that no memo
rails would l." permitted in the
permanent American military Come
tcrics. unless tho designs first arc
approved by tho Secretary of War.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Weekly Cotton.

NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-I:ar!y week
r Tales l. were followed by renewed
ing To reports OF continued depres-
sion in the goods trade and Of an
easier spot basis in the South: Prices
mage new low ground for the week.
ana present movement during today's
trading, with January selling lust
oe!o" me IS cent level, compared
Win 22ls. the high point touched
the low record of the season.
The appearance OF freezing tenn
p"eratures In the northern part OF
mad no apparent influence. local trad
ers evidently believing that the crop
already assured was fully sufficient.
or that 1t was too late for killing
yield The census report showing
!,4I.35l bales ginncd to November
! against 6.So5,c5i last year. and H.
7IIlo3 two years ago was regarded
estimates OF the yield, al II Indicated
per Is and November reported since
the DIE crop year OF 1914.
selling toward the end or the week
may also have been encouraged by
the report of one Of the local trade
100000 bales, excluding linters.
put according TO brokers. the market
has been less Influenced by anything
In ne crop news IMAM by disap-
trado and talk OF easier SPOT mar
ketS.
According TO reports reaching he re
from Georgia points today. cotton
was selling in some places there at
the lowest prices OF the season, while
other private adviceS said farmers
were Offering cotton from their
wagons in the streets OF Memphis
without finding buyers.
Weakness In foreign exchange
rates were regarded as onera,ins
against renewal or export demand
and Liverpool trade advices received
today complained OF a poor demand
from Manchester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
U. $. CIRCUIT counr OF APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court
OF Appeals reconvcncd yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock, with the
following Judges and officials In at
tendance: Circuit Judges Martin A.
Knapp, OF Washington. y. G., and
Charles =; Woods. OF Marion. s; G;
States Marshal John c. Saunders.
Cnse Argued Yesterday.
No. 1880, Tho Maryland Dredging &.
Contracting Co. for the use of Mary
land Casually Co.. etc. plaintiff in er-
ror. VI. Walker ID. Hines, Director
General OF Railroads. ct al. defend
ants in error; error To the District
Court at Baltimore. Md. Argued by
Albert j. FlciSchmann, OF Baltimore.
Md. for tho plaintiff in error, and bv
Shirley Carter, OF baltimore, Md, for
the defendants in error, Ind SUBJ
m!ttcd.
Saturday being conference day tho
court will not hear. arguments in
cases today, but will go into con
ference upon cases heretofore argued
and remaining undecided.
Albert J. FlciSchmann, Of Balti-
more. Md. was admitted to practice
as an attorney and counsellor In this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
TWO MINERAL SPRINGS
RIVAL POLITICAL CAMPS
Democrats Have Ono OF Them and
4. q. 4. itoiua Faith in
thC nfhrr-
FRENCH LICK, IND, Nov. r.

FRENCH LICK, IND, Nov. r.
TWO mineral springs hotels. nesting
IN the hills OF Southern Indiana, were
transformed !nto rival political camps
today.
National Republican chicftains
pitched camp 1T West Baden Springs.
one mile distant from Franch Lick
Springs. where Democrats arc holding
forth.
Tho purpose o fthc Republican pow
WOW Is somewhat OF Il mystery. It
. certain. however, that one of the
outstanding topics OF conversations 10
tho makeup OF Presidcnt-c Hard
inS's cabinet
kcpubi can leaders here Include
Fred w. Upham. treasurer Of the Ma
t!onai Republican Committees; Joc
Heating. Indiana National Commit
tecman, and Mayor William Halo
Thompson, OF Chicago.
Thompson, according 20 reports, Ia
prepared TO mako fight against
selection OF Governor Frank O..
Lowden. of Illinois. CT any of his
friends, as cabinet officers. Iowden
has been suggested for Secretary OF
the Treasury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
DISCOVER REVOLUTIONARY
PLOT IN PROVINCES OF PERU
Was to CuIminntc in nm
Attack Upon President Leguia.
Thirty Arrested.
IRy 4 SSOCIatcd PrcSs.

LIMA, Nov. l2.--Dlscovery OF a
revolutionary plot with ram.icat!on
In the provinces CT Madrc dc Dios,
tiualiaEa and Lambaycquc and tho
cities OF Cuzco and Arcquipa was an
ncunccd by high officials at the gov
crnmcnt palace this morning.
The conspiracy was to eliminate
in IN attack upon President I.eguIa
during Il dinner given In his honor
at the Union Club yesterday. IL is
said. Some thirty pcrst,ns, some OF
whom are prominent members OF the
opposition party. have been arrested
AT Anochc. Pro-Gorcrnmcnt demon
STATIONS were held at Anoche TODAY
but the police are in full control OF
the situation and are maintaining
pcr!CCt order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
HARDING is THANKED
FOR BIG CONTRIBUTIONS
Herbert Hoover Scnds cIexrn,,
Telling az Work for Starv-

thE~ w
NEW YORK. Nov. ic.-ftcrhert
Hoover ,oda ysent tho following teic
gram to Senator Harding thankine
him tcr $500 contribution To .hc
fund for feeding starving children N
Europe. it WAS announced ut Hoover
office here
senator Harding.
Point Isabel. Tex:
II am deeply grateful for yo17
generous subscription and leadorshtp
in support OF the s23.odo.OoO fund ,aa
must raise for tho continued sup
port over tho coming winter or this
100000 waits and undernourishcd
children in Europe. Tho American &c j.
lief administration have on behalf o.
the American people borne this
burden since the armistice and fee
certain that tho heart Of America vii,
not permit our doors to close to these
the most helpless products CT the war
HERBERT HOOVER"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Copper Mine. Cur Wages.

HOUGHTON. MICH, Nov. l2.--The
Calumet and lIccla and subsidiary
mining companies announced today
a l5 per cent cut in ali wages and
salaries effective November It, The
Osceola branch OF the Calumet and
Ilccla at White Pine and la Sale
Mich. will he closed down and the
forces OF all other Calumet and
Hecla mines reduced. The low price
Of copper. the limited market. un-
sold surplus, excess production and
costs arc given as reasons. IL il es-
timaied that 1900 men vii! be thrown
out OF work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
CHICAGO LIVE sToCK MAnKEr

. NHTCAUVi Sow I:.-CattIe: KeceiDts
500; desirable killing trades OF beef steerS
very scarce and uneven!y higher: some
corn fad showing - 10 t1c gain; 10 choice
here. Top, I,:S; steers below l:Co IN the
cutters and common butchers cows strong
TO higher: other she stoch steady: bul!s
weak 10 lower; calves steady TO strong.
HOGS; Receipts. :l.1e: opened ID 20
..'c i6wr- IMAM yesterdays average: later
mostly 70 20 lie lower. closing strong: top
one load 1875; bulk. !-..tri:yp niSs steady
20 strong; bulk. desirable. 20 TO 49, pound
PIGS. !,s0g!:75.
Sh@ep: Receipts. n.iSn; IA. lambs stronr
20 .ic higher: top led Westerns. ia6S: ton
ia tive. 1850; bulk ra:ive lambs. ll.Sotf la.G1:
fat sheen nrin; choice handy weight cwe,.
80; -buIk native. h.WMb.to; feedera steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
IS HELD PRISONER
Captain Emmct Fitzpatrick, Red Cross
Worker, Was Not Killed by
Reds, Washington Hears.
[ BY ASsOcIuted Prt

TOY -k"8V0ItRtDU 7 TESS.
PARIS. Nov. I2.-Washington re-
ports that Captain Emmett Fitzpatrick,
American Red Cross worker In South
Russia, was not killed by the Boil
shcviSts. but ia being held a prisoner
were confirmed In telegram re-
ccivei ut the Paris branch Of tho
American Rcd Cross from Scbasto-
pol today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
,u,como varied from &c eec,in. TO IL, .d-

vutcomt VaE!cd rom &c decline 10 To: adj
vance.
Genera! ceiling started wheat price, down
ftada right at tho outset. bears making
The inotl out o! unftvorsblc aspects of
N. hu.in"Hs situation. besides word shat
me British Noya! Commission and tn.
lclciaa government were uut o. tho
port market counted rood deal
special depressing factor. Later there were
'ncica lions az EXPORT businCss with t;aiY.
rut the RI Hes which cnsu,d Gd not de
v''op much force. 1t wHa not known
un.N after the ma rkct had closed tina.
the purchasing tor Italy on largo
scale, :2t.i!lnS. according To some esti-
mates; 1.19o@ bushe.s. practically all
United States grown. Receipts continued
light aro country offerings small.
Corn and IatH gave way in sympathy
with WHEAT. '!chp!ic some Of the foreign
buying OF corn ~ tho decline.
Provisions at irst were caslc-. owing
TO grain weakness hut substantially re-
covered as Il result tA,i u packer had been
Bidding for lard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
TUMUlTY TO ENTER
PRIVATE BUSINESS
Admits "SmEEcsr1onS" ar Nppotnt-
mcnt ~ Judge at Court OF

WASHINGTON. Nov Io-J. p Tu-
muity. secretary to President Wilson.
today indicated no preferred to enter
private business after leaving the
White House March j.
Tumulty admitted he had received
suggestions" OF Al appointment az
judge OF the United States Court Of
customs Appeals. bu! stated that no
had made no definite plans for his
future work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
NOME, ALASKA, WILL SHIP
REINDEER TO AMERICA
Six Thousand Cnrcnsscs to nc Put on
Markets of United States
Within Next Senr.
KY ! ss0ciatcd Press.l

SEATTLE. Nov. 12.-Aieat hackers
at Nome Alaska, will be prepared to
ship at least 5000 reindeer carcasscs
to American markets through Seattle
next year. Carl j. Lomen. OF Nome
building two additional rcfrigerating
plants at EEavik> and Golovin near
Nome, and plan to establish a string
az such nlants along tho coast OF
Alaska The reindeer herd owned by
one company in the Vicinity OF Nome
numbers mere than $4,000 animals.
NJ. I,omcn said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Nov. l.-After opening at
decline OF II to Is points the Inarke,
tor coffee futures rallied 10 about last
niHht's cioac on covering. but cased OF
brokers with Wal! Street and cotton trade
connections.
There wer. also reports o. lower firm
offers on the decline. which carried March
or from I'D TO d55. or y points net lower.
That delivery closed a. ..57, with the gem
crai market showing net loss OF Il TO -
points. closing bids: December go: Jan
uary. .i:; March, 40, May. 5si. July. s.l1:
September, So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
KANSAS FLOUR MILLS ON
VERGE OF SHUTDOWN
TOpekn Concern Cited to Court on
Ihnrge OF CurtniiinE Production
to influence Prices

.,,p,LEy ..OC.lltu I'fosa.I
Kansas hour milling Industry is on
the verge OF = shutdown, according
10 statement made here today "
JoAn II. Isincrt, head OF large com
uany that operates mills here and ia
Kansas City. Nr. 1smcrt added thai
a number OF mills. including his own,
han suspended operations.
seven topeka milling concerns yes
terday were ordered to appear he
iore the state Court OF Industrial Re
latlons and show why they should
not be held to be violating the In
dua,r!Il Court act for curtalling
production In an essential industry
TO influence prices"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
REORGANlzING BUSINESS
4. Iteid yenabie becomes President
OF New Curtcr-Scnabic

The Carter VenabIe COMPANY. Inc.
has been formed 10 pcrpotuate tho
continuity of the Carter, Venablo ts
Co, which corporation was dissolved
ts the lime OF the accidental death
of ii. q. Carter. A. Reid Venab BILE, who
was secretary and treasurer OF the
old company. has become president OF
me new company. Mr.. L.. NJ EppeB
becomes vicc-prcsidcnt and Mr.. r. II
Sarvey becomes secretary. The orr
sanization of tho old company comes
over to the new with practically no
change other than the above.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
C"nvtcts MIKE E.cnpe.

BIKMINEHAM. Ala, Nov. Il
Frank Mayhall. serving a fftccn-year
sentence for murder. and Floyd Mil
ten. serving hve-year sentence for
grand larceny, who made their csca ne
from the Aldrich mines. In Shelby
County, today. were reported to he
.Grrounded in swamp near Bricr-
he!d this afternoon. hut tonight Of
hcers declared they had been follow
ing false clue and the whereabouts
of tho escapes We're unknown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Minority Party .Iuduc uc,,r,.

Judge J.. a. christy. Democrat. and
minority member OF tho Kanawha
County Court. announced his rcsig-
nation today, because OF the 'vcrdict
of the people at the polls" November
=. when Republican, WAS rc-electcd
10 the court. y third member OF the
court Is a Republican also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
('I'Iifs MARK FT,

NEW YORK, Nov. ia.-The marke, on
tho Broad Street curb showed heavy
tone from the opening this morning stocks
being In supply at concessions. and there
II triiiing gain waa made. the eniire iisi
being established ut lower level. Sales
were not farge, oven In the stocks during
them Simms Petroleum. witch for the
nrst time declined TO below g.
Curb CLOSE, bid and ahked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
SutiAli.

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-Thcre was re-
newed weaGness IN the local sugar mar.
ket today. and new low records were es-
tabi!shrd 70! the season. Prices were
tower. closing 5i.c for cuhas, cost and
freight. equal to j.l5 for centrifugal. There
were sales OF 500 bags OF Porto RicOs.
prompt shipment and 1900 bags OF San
DominGoe to local renners at equal To sd
for centrifugal. and the close 1900 add
t!onaI Porto Ricos sold Mt 6.5I for cen
trifuga!. with more offerings Ut this level.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Leave, for Norfolk Post

PETERSBURG, Nov. I2.--Rcv. Fa-
Their itartigen. for tho past sixteen
months stationed Mt ST. Ioseph'a
Catholic School, in this city, today
left for Norfolk. where he Will be
connected with the st. Nlary's School,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
cOTrovsErD t,II.

values sagged further today under seat
tered liquidation. induced by the depres-
sion In practically ali commodity lines
Closing bids were y To - points net lower.
Sales. l55>5 barrels. Prime crude ISIS. TIA les
prime summer yellow spot closed at 1911:
December, 1873; March. 1876; Mny, lI.o.
all bid. Prime winter yellow and summe r
white nominal,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
CHICAGO GRAIN MANKEr

oa TrIiV,M ~ N1v. !I-AlI grain smashed
since lai6. Financial and Industrial IN
certatniies were largely Responsible. The
whoa, market closed nervous, %. TO &c net
March ti.G3h to Sl.69ii. Corn lost II. 10
sAc and oats u TO lac. In provisions tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
NAVAL, STOR rs

inE doing; last sale November at xIIp.
receiiNs. li3; shipments. 1874; stock. Ih,ss
sn HIm tsa' los; a Stock scep,s LIE
u. 10. +. q. ii. l. Is. n. N. WG. WV