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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
DATES
To Remember

WEDNESDAY, sErrEMuER 81
lnteriaken 0ulld Of the orthnpedic
hospital 10 entertain With dance
at the Yacht club for the benefit
Of the hospital Tickets may be
secured from Mira v. A. nateA
Capitol seff.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ss--
Mrs. Dana W. nrowa 20 eompn-
mant Miss Roberta Hsins~orth
and bridal psry At ivnchson ct
her home
Informal tea for her sisssr. Mrs.
Henry huii. with Mira bertha
Wilton Fairbanks as host.sA
FRIDAY. sErrENsER a.
Mr. Fsireaoks bridge tea IN CON-
pilmsnt TO Mira HUT
Miss Margaret Am.s luncheon at
home 10 hoaer Miss MARY rrim-
hia
Mr.. Thomas Ruhm:s luncheon at
the hom. of her neither. Mira
John COLLINS
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 49,
The wedding ~ Aiss riorine urAsf
60 Ensign Frsacis Paxton Old. U.
n n. az the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Christian Frederick Graft.
al $50 c'eiork
WEDNESDAY. Stfuk1auEu fA--
The marriage OF Miss Virginia
Benson to Mr.. Raymond ny an. at
sac o'ciosk. In the Church Of the
Epiphany.
SATURDAY. ocroHEN g.
Miss Mary Louise Rochester 90 wed
Mr.. David Morgan frederick At 4
o'clock In the tahernsele. baptist
church.
Miss Mary Pryor 20 entertain
bridal party at iunchsca at
MONDAY. OCTOBER g.
Mr.. aud Mrs Lyman Hcre Blacks
dinner for the BLACK Pryor bridal
party, presiding the rehearsal at
the church.
WEDNESDAY. OCToHER g.
Wedding Of Mis-. Mary Pryor 20
Mr.. Frank Gilbert uiaek At Trim
wv parish church at sac o'eieok.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY


Queen Anne FovtniKhiiy Club
Queen Anne Fortniyhuy club
meets ut .. IN. with Mrs. J. ID,
Corey. 1906 Grunge Place.
Annc Wright Seminary Club
Mrs. NJ. III. fAtimer. 725 Terry
ave. will he hostess TO Annie
Wright Seminary club nj 2 p. m.
Thursday Progress Club
The Thursday Progress club meets
with Mrs. FriedA Davidson. 1913
2oth ave. N. r.. at 2. m.
swedish Ladies Charitable Club
'Freja"
AZ I y. IN. the Swedish Ladies'
Charitable club "freja" meets IN the
swedish club parlora
National Council
The National Catholic War Coun
ell of Washington viii exhibit a sin
reel film showing American Cath.
olics In war and reconstruction work
In various large cities. This film
In under the personal supervision OF
Mrs. Robert q. brady and viii be
presented under the auspices Of the
Seattle Council Of Cntholie Women
al ESQ D. m. In the Knights Of
Columbus hall No admission will
be charged All women In the city
are invited To attend
AmasAnlh Court No. ]
Amarsnth Court No. ! meets with
Mrs. Turvctt 500 Meridian ave-. nj
l O'Clock. Bring basket lunch
BAal1ie Clr~le. Neighbour of
Woodruff
Seattle Circle. Neighbors Of Wood
craft. viii give a hard.time dance
at the Swedish Club hall. Eighth
ave. and olive 1T.
william Cullen Bryant Per. A.
The first regular meeting OF VIII
lam Cullen Bryant PIT. A. win bs
AZ $50 .. m. At the school An ex
cslient program In promised and ~
Treatments will be served
rursAAy Musich Cub
Mrs l.. L. Larson NJ Kirkland
viii bs hoxtens 90 the Thursday
Musical club. Leave Madison park
at IL o'clock
SEATTLE CtapteS No. IS, Q. X. q.
Seattle Chapter no. sb. O. n. e.,
meets at Q .. m. in the corinthian
room. Masonic tempia.
Wemu's Nou1rsy cf she PIrst Bapttst
Orurch
An aii-day meeting Of the Won
ems society Of the First Baptist
church viii b. held at the church
at 10 q m. 1910 .. m. for baxkc,
lunch and At iis .. m. . mission
airy program White cross and aid
work
Seattle Neighbour Of Wocdcraft
A hard.timcs dance will be given
by the Seattle Circle. Ncighbors o,
Woodcrnft In the sw~<fteh Club hall
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Miss Helen BroaUn
BetrOthed

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Amber
scromby Brown announce the en-.
eagement Of their daughter. Helen
Georgina. to Mr.. Robert Harrison
Hatch Of Concord, Mass.
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mi y !: Sic ;.!,!;:
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Shows Child Thought
nv Song and Story

The first afternoon hour" which
IL 10 be a regular feature on three
afternoons week al Frederick .
Nelson's store. was taken UP yestsr-
day by Mrs. Helen Howarth Lemmei.
OF New York. formerly OF seatties
who gave songs and stories interprc-
tive Of child thought. on Friday. at
. O'Clock. motion pictures VIII b
shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Dinner at Home

MIR. and Mrs Charles Pye Burnett
are entertaining informally Mt din.
ner this evening, eomplimcnting Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Williams OF Califor.
MIA. who are guests at the Seattle
Golf and Country club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
MOLASSES COOKIES

cups moiasses
cup brown sugar
csSp melted lard
cup boiling water
teanpoosn soda
Y t<aspoon nit
Teaspoon esrh cloves, an.
sptse. cimnsn0u
y tsaspoen gingx
teaspsoo grated c1becolats
cup nuts toptional
Flour 70 roll
Dissolve soda In the boiling water
and combine In the order given.
Roll 70 one-haif inch thickness.
sprinkle with granuiated sugar and
roll again Cut with q cookie cutter
ard bake In . moderate oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

The new cylindrical state prison
al s,atesville. Ill. Is no planned as
TO afford 30 minutes Of sunlight for
each cell on every bright day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

Mrs. Harold Ire. During tho first
hour. Mrs. William y. Gaffncy and
AIRS. A. A. Hilton presided at the
urns. the second hour they were re-
neved by Mira r.. Weldon Young and
MIR. Rafph Stacey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

A.. and Mr-. Merriam. Lieut. Col
JRlrns A. Moore, u. n. A.. and Mrs.
Moore. with their guest. Mira. Haw.
thorn Twomsiey. MAJ. Kelly u. Lem,
mon. u. q. A.. and Mra. Lennon.
Capt. Louis ]. Bowler. U. 4. A.. and
Mrs. Bowler. Capt. Charles L. Fin.
ley. u. 3, A.. and Mrs. Finley. MAJ.
Horace II Carter. Y. s. A.. and Mrr.
Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Elockcr.
aflsx kiocker. AIR. and Mrs. Allan
Trumbuii. Mrn, J. c. House. Miss
Leonard Cutter. Miss Downs, Mrs.
Fox. wife OF Surgeon Carroll Fox.
Y. 8. T. II. g.. Mlss Hughes. Miss
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs p. J. Bailey.
their house party. Mr.. Daniel Fish.
MIR Wlifred Estcrhrook. Capt. Henry
Neuman. y, y. A.. Lieu, Cyrus q.
Sheldon. U. s. A.
PERSONALS
Joseph ~. Davidson OF Port
Townsend has just received hls com
mission a. second lieutenant In tho
air service OF tho regular army.
Major Miller. NJ. c. y. q. A.. and
Mrs. Miller have arrived Mt Fort
wordcn. Major Miller has been aa.
signed az medical officer In the
fort. succeeding Lieut.. Charles ~.
s,carns. AZ. c. e. s. A.. who viii pro
coed TO Fort I.iscum. valdez.
Alaska
Mrs. Moore. wife ~ Major w. ".
Moore. 4. :. A.. accompanied b. her
children. viii shortly leave For,
Casey to Join her husband. who lr
on duty at Camp Holablrd. Md.
Mrs Fox. wife of Surgeon Carroll
Fox. a. y, y. ~. s.. left on wcsiuca-
day 10 join her husband in wash.
ington. II. C. his present station.
Mrs. Fox has been the guest during
IN. summer OF her mother. Mrs
George W. Downs. Of Port Town.
send. and has been honored ut many
civilian affairs and much fcted a,
Fort Worden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
OFFICERS DANCE

The officers dance on Saturday
brought. out some agreeable people.
most OF whom had assisted. little
earlier. at the moving picture show
at tho Service club. where Polly
anna" was presented. Among those
present at the Officers club, whore
the dance was given. were Col. John
J.. Hayden. u. =. A.. commander OF
the Puget Sound artillery district.
Lieut. Col. Henry ar. Merriam. U. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
HUCKLEBERRY
PUDDING


Cream butter and sugar. AdA
cream. Add part Of flour. Add eggD
well beaten and the rest Of the flour.
Add soda dissolved In . little warm
water. Add berries. Turn into q but
tered and Toured mold and bake 30
or 10 minutes In . moderate oven.
Serve with sugar and cream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

A hard-time- dance will be given
by the Seattle Circle. Ncighbors OF
woodcraf, In the Swedish Club hall.
Eighth ave. and Olive at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
FORT woRpES BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Bruce Mcdowell was host.ss
on Thursday for the Fort word~n
Bridge club. Her guests included
Mrs. Merriam. wife Of Lieut. Col
Henry NJ. Merriam. u. 3 A.; Mrs
Lennon. wife Of MAJ Kelly u. Lem.
mon. u. = A.. Mrs. Bowler. wife OF
Capt. Louis J. Bowler, q. =. A.. Mrs.
Carter. wife OF Maj. Horace II, Car.
ter. u. \. A.. Mrs. Stearns. wife OF
Dr. Charles n. Stasrna. Medical
corps. y. s. A; Mrs. Hesscy and Miss
Loscn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Neics From the Forts
Worden, Flagler
and Cdsey

MANY CHANGES At FORTS
Recent army orders have made
many changes at tho three forts.
especially Mt wordsn. Everyone 10
Just arriving. or just going away.
Those who stay on arc planning
parties TO welcome the coming and
speed the parting gucsts-
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IN HONOR OF MRS srEARNs

Mrs. n. II Ringwalt-r viii enter
tain on "Wednesday In honor Of Mrr.
Stearns. wife OF DIR. Charles II
stearns. Medical corps. u. =. a. DR.
stearns 10 In san Francisco for en-.
animation for promotion. and altar
his return will report for duty Al
Fort Lincum. Valdez. ALASKA DIR,
stsArns win b accompanied TO his
new post by Mrs. stsarns and their
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

An aI-day meeung Of The Won,
ems society Of the First Baptist
church viii b. held at the church
at 10 . m. 1910 .. m. for basket
lunch and At las .. m. = mission.
airy program White cross and aid
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

Mrs Moore. wife ~ Major w. ".
Moore. T. = A.. accompanied b. her
children. viii shortly leave Fort
Casey to Join her husband. who ls
on duty at Camp Holabird. MD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
PERSONALS

Joseph ~. Davidson Of Port
Townsend has just received hls com
mission aA second lieutenant In tho
air service OF tho regular army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
STOCKS STRONG after
MONDAYS LOW LEVELS
shorts Come Into Market nnd Cob
bic Up Issues ut Bargain
Prices.
RAIL GROUP SHOWS a GAIN
Wall Street Approves Supreme
Court Decision Denying David
Lamar New IriuI-i,clicve Him
10 BE Heavily Short.
RAIL GROUP SHOWS A GAIN
ny BuoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Dec. li.--Stocks were
&c. a,, ara ,.s strong today GLOWING
low records during the early trading.
lrI"sularity prevailed at the opening
with most issues showing fractional
losses
\ renewal oE offerings occurred
during the first half hour and som.
new low figures were established. At
4 the low level shorts cnmc into the
market and their buying resulted in "A
rally which continued throughout the
remainder Of the session.
Purchases were particularly heavy
In IN" dividend paying rails whica
had been under pr:ssur. the previous
day. Gains III this group ranged
Pressure OF IN. general list was
lighter owing 10 the cessation OF
sales for the purpos" OF tnN payments.
sp.cialti"s which were hit h"aNies,
on Monday showed considerable re-
siliency This was particularly true
nf Royal Dutch and Mexican Petrol
+ cum. the former advancing more thaH
,Hvc points ana the latter seven. CLOS
ing prices wcr" near the best;
Inmnr Decision Approved.
The news that David Lamar would
have TO s.rve another term In thc
pcnitentiarY at Atlanta WAS accred-
tied IN Wall Street az favorable d.,
velopmont. Lamar has been credited
with activity recently on the bear
side OF the market.
Reports that Allan A.. Ryan and
local bankers had reached an agree
rncut. announcement Of which Is eA-
.pectcd within Il few days. also helped
sentiment.
The main reason. however. Tor the
improvement, was the fact that tho
market has been heavily 0yersoid and
that the market yesterday Developed
Resistance. to the continued offerings
Sears. Rpcbuck Company stock
was under pressure early In the SEES
sion ana sold down nearly two points
TO new low record. sales w"r"
hased on the statement 10y an officer
ar hg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

last May. 1t provided for regulation
OF farmers selling organizations by
tho Secretary OF Agriculture and the
Senate judiciary Committee reported
an amendment 10 give this power
to the Federal Trade Commission.
House Plans Quick Action.
Plans for securing action by the
House on the farmer aid bill before
the holiday recess. were laid today
By proponents of the measure. fol-
lowing its passage in the Senate.
The House Committee on Agricui-
turc, to which the measure was re
fcrrcd today. planned 10 report II
out promptly.
As finally acted on by the Senat.
late yesterday. the section OF the
measure relating to extension of
credit was amended so rs to make
1t merely an expression OF the ..ouin-
ION of Congress" that the Federal
reserve Board should direct extern
sion of more liberal credits TO
farmers.
In the original form such action
by the board was made mandatory
Another amendment expressly in
Guided other than farm products IN
der the expert financing provision.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.



NEW YORK. Dec b-Ther- was a fur
Their d.ciins in TIA. market FOR con., ,u-
lures To-Day. with March contracts sell.
ins - 50 or i":l new, low sTouni for
tho season. The Gen--a' iir;sat opened
At :" decline Of 10 10 IL points in response
10 disappointing cables. and showed ne,
losses OF IL To ]. points during tn. middle
OF the day. with May sell!ng at 10. com
pared with 7.37. the low record of October
lG. There some scattered covering
which checked tie decline around there
hEur"s. but last prices were within few
FONTS o. the lowest. showing net loss
OF J: 20 !; point DECEMBER; eli; Jan
September. ~: October. I.sc.
spot coffee unsettled; Rio 7s 6;,Tsa.
santos is. sS loi. COS; and freigh; offers
w"rc Irregular. some being a shade higher
whi!. others were ioxer. They irc!uir
santos T. at Sc, to 1.cS. American crrdts
and Rio ia at - to $50. 4 sale OF Santos
81 wa :srcricd Mt 80. american creut,-
The official cable showed an advance OF
go refs In the dollar buying rate. with a
dcclln. @! S-isd IN the rate Of Rio exchange
on '@ndon whjle Rio futures were un-
changed 90 - refs lowcr and Santos - 10
loo rcls lower. Brazilian port receipts Sc
90; Jundiahy receipts. 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
REFLECT WILLARD HEAD
OF BALTIMORE AND OHIO
enrrierS Net Income for Yenr shaw.
Decrense of SGa3,g20 Annual
Report shows
by Associated prcss

NEW YORK, Dec. l4-Danio, w.,
i lara was reelected president Of the
baltimore & Ohio Railroad Cotnnanv
a ~ me annual meeting of the board OF
sr,eclors mere today. Other executive
onieers chosen were George Nj
Schriver: +. G. Batcheldcr, e. w
u ,snpy and Archibald Fries. vice.
preSidents; {. w. Woolford, secretary.
+. III. Devereaux, treasurer ami 81
i'ond. Jr.. general counsel. ~
me company's net railway income
~ me, me Twelve months to December
~. io-u' partly estimated. Was an
nounced as s2S.2S3,3S7. an incr"asc ~
noat ,963; compared with the precedinp
E Tma,, while the net income. after de-
uuctinE interest, rents taxes ava
iseelIancous. was ;T.S9S.7 200. dc.
The board declared the regular
on the preferred stock. payabic Narnh
= &c 10 ,stockhoiders OF record on Janm.
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CMiCAGO GR.AIN ANn rKunucE.

CHICAGO. Dec. l-wheat prices nd
vanCcd i.say. influenced NOR. or less ~
,o Of M United States senate looking
-; closed unsettled. IsIit.c ne, higher
WIN sc.mber Sii3h and March sl.sis. II
IS. ,1tn gained STli. and oats i,Ts..
In provisions the outcome varied from nc
decline 10 Toe advance.
Bulls IN the wheat market received en-
couTag"men, not only from steps taken
10 facilitate government aid to arricui-
;ura! interests. but also from fresh signs
tnst tn. period Of liquidation in grain vas
a. an end. Meanwhile. exporters and
,n.tlers wcr. said TO be- active bidders ana
Poland was credited with taking 1860
bushels 81 wheat and 40 90 bushcI. of
rye at the scaboard Evening up OF trade.
80 a. 70 b" prepared for any surprise In
tthe government; crop report due after the
cIos" "a- a further buliish factor. Resides
country offerings were not arg. AMI were
readily absorbed. An Eastern house sold
shr" proved stubborn and the marke, was
heavily In the last hal! hour bu, resist
ra!iying At the anish.
corn and oats displayed some .,nno.tan,
str"nE'h. u was pointed out that live
ss so on farms this year greatly outnum
lowed inc previous record croI OF corn
ii"yisions averaged iowcr with hogs
u.l f,,tt.
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK Dee. li--rhcr, was fur
th"r dccIlu" 10 ths cotton market during
Unexpectedly large crop estimate Of vas-
terday APPEARED - hay" pretty well rur
Ws course. and nrice. talli.i IN cove
.nr AMI trade hnyInI January deliveries
ahove ycs;crlay's ana! quotations, ana
closed a; 1851. with he rsncrai maze.
closing steady at u not advance OF go
Tho market opened steady a, decline
az to points and sold or points
above last nights closing right after the
call owing to relatively fin Liverpool
rsbies. Liverpool SnyinE and local cover
iIg This Oulg. "ncO1ntctt1 a good de-,
"i Southern selling. however. while Wal
tuti,ct easier. with March selling on 20
TN .id May 10 .JJt while December
inaie a now low record .or tn" sea son.
selling at il6G. Trade interests were buyers
local brokers said that delays in the wire
service. due to weather conditions wc-.
restricting Southern business. and the
market tnrne, iirner during IN" early az
parted by reports that Atlantic bel, hold
'ers were refusing to sell. and there were
Also rumors that credits were hccoinin.;
easier. December recovered tn 1870. wh,A'
March advanced 10 l56. with active
points in the late trading and closing a,
nearly the he Il. Private cables from
livcrrooi said that Notwithstanding in
creased croT' estimates prices there were
on q shippinE parity. which led 10 expec-
cxnortcrs In the Southwest.
Some OF the ir:-ic buying today was
snid TO hn against sales Of law-Gradn
cotton Exports today = 81. making
1885,. United states port stocks. l.Ss5.3,5
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On large scale AT l5,s 10 i6 Turing the
ior"hoUn. IniIcd States OH. ai.cr I, dis
play OF sire. - IA In the Mutual trading. was
a.so ia supp. rcacttnE 20 =. Si,nins nc
Wni"um WAS "a better demand after chang
i;s hands ut It's previous low level. and
Safib syndicate moved within narrow
pf!,c rang" on quite active dealings
atahd"ri oils were moderately aCttyc ana
showed LOSSES Of ana points.
IN" industrial issues were IN Increased
d"inani. Meteor Motors. which made Its
nitia' apncaranc" yesterday. ruling strong
~ 10 To H. Aetna Explosives Mere wcli
bought and RESPONDED with a fractional ad
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. Dec. li--Cat;Ie: Receipts. L.
vo. butcher stock and Gamers fully ac
loHnas fully steady. best. 6.eo calves
steady; good and choice. 9.iIa 1000: beef
sold a. O'Clock: fancy yeari.ngs, 800
best hcavics early. il.1: stockers and
feeders weak and lower
Logs: Receipts 5000: mostly lod5nc
lower than yesterdays average: closed
steady and full. iSc higher than low snnf
cary: top. ss bulk, Ssofalo: pigs. $50
sc lower: bulk desirable SO to l3I- pound
sheep: Receipts. 1900: fat classes steady
To &c higher: closed weak. one deck
choice IA, lambs 10 city butchers ic,,J;
bulk. lCoI 1900. no strictly choice year.
ltnEs: best here 1000: hes; wethers On
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SUGAR.

rewed Weakness in the marke, for raw
sugar today. and prizes again made new
low records for the year ON sales of i2.00l
bags uf Porte Rican at 4.s3 for centrifugal
Except 70. further decline OF &c by ono
OF the leading refncrs TO the basis OF
NJ FOR line graduated. there were no
new aeE. .-pnents in the refined situation.
The demand WAS SAID to be lit;l. bot
ter although far from normal for ,his
time OF the year. I'.Ic "a are now quote
from SIS 10 $50 for Ent g-anula;ai.
There were further reductions In sugar
futures and active positions sold into new
low ground for the movement. under seat
tered liquidation and selling by trade in
terests. with clos prices -lneraiy
to points lower, cACcpt Dccei..n er. which
was POINTS higher; January closed a,
3:l: March 4.r>; AMY. i.23, July, 42s.
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COTTONSEED OIL

NEW fOR-. Dec. t.-rot tonSerd oil was
lower uider liquidation. induced by con-
tinued duGncss In spot circles easier
crude and hcariness in grcases and kim
dred articles. Final bids were 10 is
points ne, lower for active positions. Sales
$3.50 barrels Prime crude 6OlJs25
prime summer yellow spot. s.sods5o: Jan.
uary. So: March. 80: May. 95e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

sale. s:?i. one small lot fat ewes. 5..5:
huiK, tr9T so: no sales: choice feeder
lii 10. few sales. s.i0d 1875. .tasdy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
CANADA TO PROVIDE FOR
UNEMPLOYED IN WINTER
Cost VIII lie shared by Municipal,
Provincial and Federal Cow
crnmcnt Dcpnr tments.

MONTREAL. QUEBEC. Dec. ia
Sanada viii provide relief for the uu-
employed this winter Plans we're
drawn M ut recent meeting OF the
cabinet Council under which the cost
OF the relief VIII be shared by munl-
eminent departments equally.
This decision is the result OF con-
fcrcnccs between the government. re-
turned soldiers and labor leaders. =
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SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
IMain Street CT finral

CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 L. Main Street Phone Randolph a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
FARMER AID BILL GOES
TO HOUSE COMMITTEE
Measure Extending Credits to
Farmers Taken Up by Lower
Body at Once.
PROMPT ACTION is PROMISED
Senate Takes Up Cappcr-iicrsiman
lsill to Authorize co-Opcratiyc
Marketing by Agricultural Bodies
Under Federal Regulation.
IEy Associuted rrcss.

WASiiINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE bin
Of tn. Scuat" Agriculture Commit
tee directing revival Of the War FL
nance Corporation. and favorins the
extension Of more liberal credits by
the Federal reserve system as a
measure of relief for the farmers.
was referred To the Banking and
Currency Committee upon It's arrival
in the House Today after it's passage
yesterday by the Senate.
The committee Immediately began
hearings. at which representatives OF
wool growers appeared in support of
the bill At least 100000. 900, the
committee was told. should be made
available for tho relief OF farmers.
livestock growers and business in
tercsts.
The Senate also continued its con-
sidcration of the farmer relief prob
lem in a discussion OF the Capper-
iicrdman bill. which was passed by
the House last May. To authorize CO.
operative marketing by agricultural
associations under regulation Of the
Federal Trade Commissions
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King Attacks mn.

Senator King. Democrat. Utah, at
tackled the bill on the ground that
1t would exempt farmers organiza-
tons from the Sherman law The
bin was supported by Senator Nc
Cumber, Republican. North Dakota
Following the bilrs passage yes
terday the Senate today began con-
sidcration OF the House bill to au-
thor!zc cooperative marketing by
agricultural associations.
The House measure, known as the
Cappcr- Herman bill. was passed