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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
NESIMATO GALLO LENKU
GASLUMAMS.
Grumoja jie Lietuvai, Latvijai
ir Baltgudijai.


RYGA, bal. II (Raso angl.
laikr. koresp. .-Tur6jau pasi-
kalbejima su majoru Boufall,
vos tik cia atkeliavusiu lenku
pasiuntiniu Latvijoje. Tomis
dienomis, be to, man teko pa
sikalb6ti su latviQ, lietuviQ,
baltgudziu if rusinQ diploma
tais. Visi jjie labai apimti bai-
mes del lenku imperijalistinlp
apetitQ. Jie tvirtina, jog len
ku reikalavimas rubeziQ IS
1772 metq reiSkia, kad Lenki-
jai turi prigul6ti visos paru-
bezin6s naujos vieSpatijos, IS
amus Estonija If SuomijQ.
LenlQ pasiuntinys. pasidi-
dziuodamas latviQ laikrasti-
ninkams sake, jog Latvija ne
turi teis6s atskiriai daryti tai
kos su sovietine Russia, pes
tokia Letgalija, kuria savina-
81 latviai, nepriguli Rusijai,
bet Lenkijai, If tik SUI Lenki-
jos aiSkiu sutikimu tasai kras=
tas gall but pavestas LatviJal.
Cia kiekvienas laikosi nuo-
mon6s, kad lenkQ statomi rel
kalavimai il Lenkijos grumo-
.jimai kaimyn6ms viespatijoms
su laiku pakels didziausia
trukSma visam rytQ Some. lr
aiSku, kad lenkai pasigamlns
sau prieSininkQ daugiau, kaip
jQ kuomet nors tik6tasi. Y
Pasiuntinys kaltina
bolsevikus.
" taikos trukdyma paslun-
tinys visa katie suvercia ant
rusu bolSevikQ. Jis sake, kad
bolseviku nesutikimas vesti
taikos tarybas Borisove II jq
reikalavimas armisticijos vi
sam kares fronte yra paprasti
gudrus iSsisukin6jimai, kad
tue budu sutrukdyti taika.
Lenkai, sake pasiuntinys,
jauciasi turi teiSes, kaipo per-
galetojai, paskirti taikos tary-
boms vieta. Varsava negallma,
mes ten bolSevikai galetll pra-
plesti savo propaganda. Pet
rogradas ir-gi netinkama vie
ta; nes pirmiausia, butq labai
abejotinas tiesioginis lenku at
Stow susinesimas SUI savo Wy
riausybe; antra, lenku gwen:
tojai nesijaustQ tikri esa, kad
jq atstovams nieko bloga ne
busia Petrograde.
Majoras Boufall name intiki-
no, kad jei bolsevikQ atstovai
su rytdiena neatvyksia Boriso-
van, tai visas taikos tarybu
sumanymas bus atlnestas.
Lenku reikalavimai.
Lenku reikalavimai Lenki-
jai rubeziq is 1772 metu, sake
pasiuntinys, sutinka su pro-
klemuotais principals.
Kiekviena aneksija istorijo-
10 salza lie hnvn ir bis nra-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19

vauja. Pamazu jie okupuoja
Wis platesnes apylinkes po
smarkiQ susiramimQ su revo-
liHcijonieriais.
Susiremimai Manchurijoje.
4 Gauta Gia ziniQ, kad japo-
nu kariuomen6 turi kruvinq
susir9mimQ su cekais If ki-.
nais ties Khalar, Manchuri-
joje, uz 500 myliQ ] vakarus
nuo Harbino, Salimais Siberi-
jos rubeziQ.
Khalare japonai turi uze-
me Kinijos rytinio gelezinke-
lio stoti. Pati gelezinkeli sau-
goja kinai kareiviai. Tarpe
tQ il kitQ ivyko susiremimas.
Kinams pagelbon veilsiai at6jo
Gekq-slovaku skaitlingas bu-
TVS, kituomet veikes Irkucke.
Is ko tas prasidejo.
Susikirtimas kinQ su japo-
llais pakilo, kuomet japonai
suarestavo kelis rusus gele-
zinkeliQ darbininkus,, katrie
norejusieji sustreikuoti. Kinai
az suareStuotus uzsistojo, mes
tie darbininkai buvo jQ prize
ziuroje.
<Cekai-slovakai stojo kinq
pus6n, nes jiems tas geleSin-
kelis buvo reikalingas. Pr
1nieji japonai pradejo saudy-
III.
Kick palaukus kova jau Vi
re II abb pusi saukasi pagel-
bos.
Nezinomos susiremimo pa
sekmes. Bet nuomoniaujama,
kad kareiviuose nuostoliai bus
dideli.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
Lenku reikalavimai.

Lenku reikalavimai Lenki-
jai rubezziiu is 1772 metu, sake
pasiuntinys, sutinka sil pro
klemuotais principals.
Kiekviena aneksija istorijo-
je, sake jjis, buvo II bus pra-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19
ATsIsTATYDINo cEKo-
sLovAKIJos KABINE-
TAS.

Praga, bal. IS, Rezigna-
yo Geko-Slovakijos premjeras
Tuscar su visu savo kabinetu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-19

siandie japonai cia Waldo
vauja. Pamazu jie okupuoja
Wis platesnes apylinkes po
smarkiu susir6mimQ su revo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
Additional Sports
SEATTLE GIRL
NORECON
NET TOURNEY

PORTLAND. July i6.-rhii Rct.
tens California junior champion.
was eliminated from the oregon
tennis championships yesterday aft
ernoon by rhil Neer. the youthful
Portland star. CO. e.. Tho clay
court on which the match was
played was a handicap TO the Cali.
fofnian. who Is accustomed 10 as.
phait.
Ray Casey OF San Francisco put
James Shives OF Portland out OF
tie running. s-i. 6-s. Casey will
meet Carl Gardner OF san Fran.
cisco. his team mate. late today In
TIE upper bracket OF tho semi
finals.
Gardner took straight sets from
A. u. Wakeman. outclassing his
opponent
Miss Gertrude Shreincr OF Seattle
defeated Miss Stella Fording OF
Portland. two out OF three. making
= strong comeback after dropping
the first set. Miss Maymc Mac.
Donald of Seattle is here To defend
Tier Oregon championship after the
finals
Ecttens and Gardner. tho Cali.
fcrnisns. won two double matches
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
COULDN'T FOOL
SHARKEY

NEW YORK 40 Whenever Tom
Sharkey attends the races you will
always find him around with Little
Buck. a nslghbor. One day at Sara.
toga last summer. Shark.y wanted
10 bet $40 on a race and sent Buck
out with the dough. when he came
back Tom asked him what price he
got Il looked all over" replied
Buck. and the best I saw was ] TO
2" Tom giared n moment and then
roared. why you sand paper.d
wart. there's all the & to you want
Go down and change that bet before
flatten you like an opera hat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
MT. VERNON
! HEADS NORTH
STATE LEAGUE

Charlie Mullen. former manager of
the Seattle Pacific Coast league
team. is managing the league. lead.
ing Mount Vernon team. in the Big
sax Twilight league.
Mount Vernon has been winning
their games right along. The league
has now completed its tenth week.
playing two games every week
Great interes. Is taken In the league
N the northern part Of the state.
The standing OF the teams now Is:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
v. RICHARDS
WINS WAY TO
SEMI-FNALS

CHICAGO. July is.--ylncent Rich.
ards OF Yonkers. ". ", won his way
20 the scmi-finals OF the National
Clay Court championship when he
defeated the local star. Walter
Hayes. I'm two straight sets. 81. 50.
Hayes was expected to beat the New
York state stsr. Richards won the
national Junior title a year ago.
Five local tennis stars have made
DER way to the round before the
semi-sinals. The dopcsters figure
that Richards has a good chance to
sop the title
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
PLAY NEAR
COMPLETION
IN NET MEET

Fletcher Johnson. a runner.up In
The Star tennis tourney. won his
way into the semi-finalS when he
beat Frank kozlowSkt. In the
mems class A singles in the fea-
ture match OF the annual play.
field tennis tournament The final
score was 60. 81.
In the women's class A singles.
Mrs. Bouraue beat Mrs. Chester.
field by the score OF "a. 60. Mrs.
Bsuruue. who was the former
women's singles champion OF
Canada. Is now striking her stride.
Bruce Hcsketh and Dad" kelch-
ncr won their matches in the Ger.
rish cup doubles against Schcrmer
and Dennis by 6.s. 6-i count.
Threatening weather may hold
up the tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
YANK NET
STARS BEAT
BRTTAINS

LONDON. July fs.--United PressJ
America started impressively on
her second step toward the Davis ten
mis- cup. when William NJ. Johnston.
the American national champion.
beat J. G. Parke. OF the British team.
In the opening match at Wimbledon.
-, 81. 2-s. 3-s and s-2.
Johnston not only won, but
avenged himself. for II was Parke
who defeated him In the British ma
tional championships and forced him
out OF the running for the worlds
championship crown.
william r. Tilden beat MAJ. Kings
cote. 40. 81, SO, s-f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
BOBBY JONES
PLAYS IN
SEMI-FINALS

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July i6.--Bobby
Jones. the Georgia golf sensation.
meets Chick" Evans. the Chicago
star. in the semi.flnaia OF the West.
crn golf championship her. today.
The winner OF this match will enter
the finals round and play the winner
Of the Clarence Wolf Henry Wcnu.
Ter match for the championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
Shipyard Employees
Get Shares in Firm

NEW YORK. Juiy 1s.--As re-
ward for their loyalty To the Todd
ShipyardA Corporation thru the war.
TT employees received from one 10
so shares Of stock each in tho cor
poration. The market price for the
stock is tfGb a share. and II carries
a dividend OF 10 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
Whip Profiteers, Is
Hungarian Proposal

BUDAPEST. Hungary. July Ia
In Difference To urgent requests Of
the national assembly, the Hungar-
Ian government has drafted "a bin
prescribing corporal punishment for
profiteerB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
And Just for This
They Pinched Him!

SACRAMENTO. July Ig.--Jamen
MeDcrmitt was sleepy. He says so.
and nobody denies II. He went TO
Fred Stems home. picked out good
bed and went 10 sleep. Steen came
home and found McDermitt there
Now Macs In tho hoosezgow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
ROOT FOR INDIANS

DETKOfT.-fIome love ia slipping
away from the Jennings crew OF in
different tall-enders. Fans root en-.
Enthusiastically for visitors. They like
the sweet" stuff Of Speaker and
Hnbe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
CALL HIM TEX"

CINCINNATI. - Pitcher Guy Rick
ard. Cornell university recruit. has
Joined the Reds. They immediately
christened him Tex Moran Viii
guard his habits carefully
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
SOUL GOES ON

TERRE HAUTE.-- Pans here are
singing song entitled His Soul
Goes Marching On They are re-
ferring to Mordecafs resignation as
manager of the bali club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
BEST ON SKIES

TACOMA Larsen. Norwegian.
took Individual honoss In the fourth
annual summer skiing event held AZ
Ht. Rainier. lie did not break any
rgcorda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
LABOR CHAMPIONS

LOS ANGELES. Labor unions
are staging a boxing tournament
here. ~lth the reminder that Jcsfries
was "a boilermaker. Fftxaimmous a
blacksmith and Britt plumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
BENNY WELL PAID

BENTON HARBDR. Mich. Cham.
pion Benny Leonard will receive $500
per minute for defending his title
here July against Charley White.
The expense OF tho show Is SIC. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
BAT GIVES 1T UP

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re-
whisky has given UP the idea Of be.
ing promoter. Two postponed
shows lost him 1000 berries. He'll
stick 20 bis game-fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

NEW YoRK---Lsading American
turfmen arc planning a $50. 900
derby for Belmont Park merit year
Joseph r. widerner strongly adyo-
Gates rich stakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

Here photos SNORING how Charles e. Stephens Eng
fish barber lost his life last Sandag.n attempt TO shoot
Niagara falls IN barrel TOP-Gos launch starting to top
cdsk cih Stephens strapped inside out into the above
the falls where is cut loose. LEFTStephens adjust
ing his clothing and straps the rer bank Just before
tering the barrel BELOW-The spot (arroic) uhere the
daring Bron carried Horseshoe fats and inset
the last portrait Of Stephens snapped just before he climbed
into the cdsk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

county fishermen and hunt~s~ 4. ess
the boards foe SUNDAY ~ uryu Mswr
tf.ra. While tho affair L. known ~
King county affair. tho welcome
has hr~e estudest 10 sp.stsm~a
aorund the state. and In fact. Tho
talts>i States.
The Renten spertzmens association f.
the entertaining club at this time. and
with other king county srartsmsa's club.
and associations doing a certain share Of
the work. every body attending will have
a royal good time.
contests Of many kinds will FEATURE the
day's program. the Rsatan boys putting
on three that viii attract lot Of al
tentiea and cause a lot OF run.
A potato peeiinx eonte., for the iaaIe.
is sure TO Tying lots % enjoyment 10 the
men. and Incidentally furnish the winner
with a tis,aa aluminium cooking ssl The
e"ts contest n that % building a camp
fire. To the young sport who can huiii
tho quickest camp fire. the Nenton boys
siu give - % pair Of scout zhoaA
It's . myScry-sss~AkinG of the
hig contest OF the day--and not
much ~ ~hisis~ one get from
the committee who have the pssxram
In charge The mystery eont~~4" 10
for escxs hody the grounds. and
they LAY cse~g body has an equal
chAnse Of wtnninx tho mystery
prsnr." which Is likewise b1lnx Aeps
mum.
The Seattle cAstinx club 10 staging s~v.
etal casting events which viii Etse the
anglers an opportunity Of knowing Just
how FAR or how accurate they can thru~
the cid ny or Bass plug SaltAbls pfszss
VII be given in the various eventR
A my rod assembly r~ee'' 10 the
ccot~s; put ON by tho spsst<sn~a's
Association Of seattle. and q fine
trsas rod will be given tho man.
woman .s child who a..--nbic~ hi.
rod. rel. line and fly la tho shortest
gsnssiblc time.
Hryn Mawr Park may es reached ~
the old Rsntnn iins OF ever the Rsntan
Highway. The spertsmra win have com.
piets charge Of the PARK all day. and N
you want 20 meet bunch Of regular
fellows, better ehme out Representatives
are expected from Tacoma. Rnoqualnie.
Kent. Auburn and many King county
loc alltie1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

NEW YORK. 49, Breaking. crowd
records is not confined to the Polo
grounds entirely. Bverywhere the
Yankees go they pack the customers
into the stands like sardinea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
THREE OF A KIND

CLEVELAND. ohio.--Ted Jamie.
son is the last left-handed pitcher to
shine in an outncId position because
he can hit the apple. He's copying
George sisier and Babe Ruth.
, 1920-01-05

Thousands Of Americans are still to be
found ia sr3uiI outposts Of the Serbian
army. Moto tnan 80, 900 American Serbs
served in this army during the war.
Thousands 81 these are still in the ser
vice waiting for their discharge. Above
the quaint Ittle city Of Catlaro in Dal-
malta is a Serbian outpost, The soldiers
have instructed a little shack for shell
ter, above Hhich flies the American flag
ana ire soldiers are very proud Of their
flag and OF he sign which reads, Ser
blan Volun teers from Wyoming". Al
ready many of these maa are returning
to the States and the American Red Gre
has furnished to many Of them arm.
clothing and underwear. They are ex-
tremely proud of tie record they have
made in the war and are returning to
America fuI: Of enthusiasm for the land
or their adoption.
, 1920-01-05
INTERESTING FIGURES FROM
DEVASTATED FRANCE.

Census figures show more than n
million former residents still missing
from the devastated regions of France.
The pre-war. population of the ruined
area was 5, 23O, 600 according to the best
figures available, and there are but 4 055,
600 in the same territory today. bIany
of these will yet return as the figures
since the Armistice have show / a steady
and substantial recovery. Some Of the
richer districts, in fact, have attracted
refugees from other ruined areas. Ac-
cording to Red Cross STATISTICS the Cha
, 1920-01-05

Just Catching Up. I am sorry to tell
you, Mr.. Johnson" said the school teach
err, that y lr little boy, .Bearcat, APP
Pears t be uttorly-p'tu-wbich?''
obfuscatedly returned Gap Johnson of
Rumpus RiGge, Ark.
"Incorrigl Die beyond reform. He quar-
tels. and fights all the time, | cannot
imagine what is the matter with him!''
''Aw, | reckon its this way. mon:
The little cuss was panying around for a
couple Of weeks and had to stay out of
school, and prob'ly now he finds himself
way behind with fighting. That's all.
, 1920-01-05
HONE SERVICE IN PEACE FINE.

Since Feb. 1918, the American Red
Cross has extended financial assis ance
to5a!ing So, I'll, 936 to the families 0, sol
diers and sailors, according to recent
Home Service statistics. This assis anca
waich mas been given to the famili IS OF
soldiers and sailors, is now about : be
extended as a part of the peace proEram
of the American Red Cross to civilian
i ,mi,ie3 as well. Already 652 Home Ser
vice SacrIons have applied for authority
to extend this service while 359 nave
been given permission for the study Of
the needs of their communities. This
wor. is being made to include problems
Of health, education, recreation, econo-
mic welfare, as we'll as such community
activities as housing improvement ar
ranging community meetings, ate ltion
70 Guy problems of foreign spe; king
groups, securing loan libraries and ook-
NE after the neglected, retarded an / de-
1inquent children.
, 1920-01-05
NOTICE.

EUBLIC NOTICE. is hereby given that
on and after July /, 1920, all persons
who wish TO become teachers or be-
ccme eligible Tor teachers positions in
the ? bic Schools, Will be divided INTO
four classes, viz:
(a) Assistant Graded Teachers
(b) Graded Teachers
(cl Principal Teachers
3D. Special Teachers.
In order to effect this classification.
written examinations will be held on
Monday March 20, Tuesday, March 80.
and Wednesday March 81, 1920.
Any citizen of the United States, or of
tn Virgin Islands, over sixteen years of
age, who is known 10 be d person of goo0
moral character, and Of sound physical
health, is eligible to sit at these examina-
tions, provided permission is obtained
from the School Director not later than
March 20, 1920
Applicants may receive full il forma-
tinn regarding the nature OF the examn-
atlons by applying at the office OF the
School Director, where textbooks and
other literature will he furnished free of
charge, for the purpose Of assisting ap-
plicants in preparing themselves for
examinations.
HENRY G. BLAIR,
Scho~i Director.
For the Governor"
, 1920-01-05

Ions region has, at present, a ropul ton
several hundred greater than before the
into 20, 900 ro2n@ and VILLAGES in n the oc,
oupied area, Of France. Curing August.
supplies vaiQed at fifteen million francs
were distributed To 220, 600 refugees.
, 1920-01-05
Publication

IT is hereby made known that the
Horse, Carriage and Boat Tax for the
first half year 1920 will be received by
the PoliCemasters in Christiansted and
Frederiksted from the Goth January to
the 10th February 1920, both days in
cluded, after which the list Of arrears
will be transmitted to the same authorl-
ties for fun, her measures.
Each debtor of tax will be subject to a
fine Frcs. LOO if the tax be under Frcs.
$500 and Frcs 200 if the tax be Frcs,
25.GO or above, beside the ord nary levy
expenses.
Government of the Virgin Islands of
the United States of America, St. Croix.
December 80, 1919.
Fo" the Governor.
r. O'HAGAN.
Government Secretary.
, 1920-01-05

FROM THE POLICE.

IN accordance with the Ordinance of
14th November 1903 S 3 all owners of
firearms ir Christiansted's Jurisdiction
are hereby notified that a new sign must
be taken out for 1920 before the 18th of
February a. c.
ChrI ;tiansted Police Office, St. Croix,
the Both Dec. 1919. 20
JOHN L. CURRY.
, 1920-01-05

Contribution to this paper wU be gJGd-
u received whon the same deals NTH mat
ters Of general interest, and is acco npa-
MED Nth the authors nah1e, Us q guar-
antee O gooi faith. The editor cannot be
responsible for the vje10s OF has CORE pom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
were rs baies.

New York-Mhdi!nE. 1875: receipts AZ,
EXPORTS. lU. stock -3.Es
Minor ports-SS,ock. tlG.
TOTAL tods y--iteccip,s. f.So'; exports a.
3S. stock. iLL. eIi.
Total ios wcch--Receip,,. ss.io: exports.
1870
Total for .ea,on-Rccelpts. 2,ss,,ss: ex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

Richmond Union Stock Yards
Richmond. Va. Nov. - 1890
isainarks: Fair supply OF catti. Market
1ulI and prices lower all classes Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
U. $. Circult Cnur, nf Annrn1.

The United states Circuit Court OF
APPEALS rcconNencd Yesterday morn
!rE ut 10 O'Clock. with the following
Judges and officials in attendance:
circuit Judge: Hon. Charles A.
Woods. Of Marion. s { District
Judge: Hon. T.. - Webb. OF shelby
y 6. Clerk Claude NJ. Dean ana L.
), Marshal John G.. Saunders
Yesterday being conicrcnC, dav
the court did no; hear arguments in
cases.
Cases in call today-No. lSi2. Lilly
Lumber Co. plaintiff IN error vs.. .
w. Savage and W. y. Savage. part
ncrs. defendants in error: error to
The District Court at Ashcville. y C.
To Toe argued by Mcssrs. Merrimon.
Adhms X Johnson. of Asheviile. y. G..
and M"ssrs. billiard u Hin. OF Muir
ply. y. c.. for the plaintiff in error
and hy Mcssrs. Martin. Rollins and
Wright. OF Ashcville. y. c.. and
NJ. w. Bell. OF Murphy, y. G.. for the
defendants in error.
No. 1913. NJ. Henson. appellant VS.
pr. Walter l.. Walker. g, al. appel
lees: ANIMAL from the District Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
CURB MARKET.

.., Hy tniv"r'I service.
NEW YORK. Nov. :, -OutSiI,. ~ fsvx
issues .'Gs market. Uu IN. BROAD Street
curb showed steady 30 n-in tone. but
huctua'ioDs were IN nearly ali cases mar
row and dealings w,r. without special
feature.
Ryan on because ~ IN" Iyan issuc- in
r"cently published newspaper statements
That stock again declined to below 10
showing "A loss ot rOlutS from IL. high
level ot ias, week. but trading in /; was
In sinAl volume. Columbia Emerald WAS
another weak feature. ceiling down -,
and another South American I.su" In the
same gvoup tarib syndicate was in sup
ply. selling down 20 lO',
IN. Independent Petroleum issues In
most cases showed moderate gains on,
General Asphalt WAS strong. ranging from
FIs tn ~, and there u fractional al :
vance IN SImins Petroleum. Tomorrow ia
tn" las; day FOR trading Genera ASphalt
On the outsid" market. dealing. Will he
i-tnsf-rrcd to .lic exchange on wadn.s-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
COTTON MARKETS.
EDy Universal Service

NEW YORK. Nov. Notwithstanding a
big break at Liverpool. the cotton market
here generally was steadic. today al
though best prices were not held.
ln!tia! quotations Were = points higher
ON October. but generally to 2. points
lower Early offerings were ABSORBED by
demand from Wall Street. local shorts
and Investors. and prices rallied before
the end OF the first hour. January rose
20 i5.3 and May to l5.1s. or about Il 10 40
POINTS net higher on the active positions
There was some trad. buying OF January
Ia nn prices: while Liverpool was a good
pure asrr OF July. Later trading devel-
opeu little !easure.
In the last hour changes in prices were
frequent but without wide range There
~as no general ar aggressive sur mort hui
sellers were more cautious. Final Quota
OF ) to - points h'
Spot here was quiet. with mddling Is
points higher at I5.75c; there were no
sales. spot at New Orleans was quiet
with m!Sdling unchanged at l5c: the sales