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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
LINER COMUs SENDS
LAKE FRAMPTON DOWN.
Frcightcr Hit Amidship and Sank
In Few Moments, Two OF
Crew Losing Lives.

iIS tsSOclHIch frrsN
their number missing and their ship
AZ inc b9ttUm OF the ocean. thirty
ping Board steamship Lake Frampton
arrived here today on the passenger
liner Comus from Sew Orleans.
INC Lake Frampton and the Comus
met in collision at $50 a. NJ. today
liner striking the Shipping Board
vessel a blow amidshios on the star
caused her to fiji with water and 20
down in very few moments
Eye witnesses 10 the accident said
I mat II occurred during n heavy mist.
Eomus evidently saw the Lake
Franpton In time 10 order the en-
Sihcs TO full speed astcrn. but no
r rms to ,b ptey @a,,, an impac' As
went back for nearly half mile
before she was brought TO and could
return To the scene OF the accident.
The. men on the Lake Frampton
had time TO swing out the lifeboats.
but not TO lower them. These
hoated as the deck ie"cl OF the
stricken steamer came down to the
The two men believed drowned
were unable to reach the boats. III
forts to rescue them were unavail-
was clinging to the rail OF the
not swim. The other took Il chance,
Jumping into the water.
The Comus had on board ninety
one passengers and general cargo
from New Orleans. The accident
caused no excitement aboard the
ship, az all the passengers were
asleep and did not know of II until
they were awakened and assured OF
their safety.
The Lake Frampton was going
from New York to Norfolk. Va, in
ballast to load
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tContinued From First PaSe)
must have their final answer tomor-
row.
af tho German reply Is rejected the
allies. II was declared. would take
measures to enforce their demands
either by occupation OF mining terri
tories or by sending their own coal
commission into Germany to OK
anime the situation in the mining
regions.
The uitimatum was delivered in
the quictcst tone by the Belgian Pre-
'nier NJ. DelacroiS as the meeting dis
solved. Lloyd George said TO
Mr.. Simons: Think this over and
come 10 our terms"
The allies decided at their eession
here late today to invite America n
cooperation In determining the dis
puihblc frontiers OF Poland and
Czccho- Slovakla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
EXPRESS MESSENGERS
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Practically All OF $1,000 Taken From
A. L. L.. Express shipment Hns
Hecn Recovered.
my Associated Press. !

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. July L.
John Holder. aged %. express mcssen-
ger. and l.. Il. Dukes. aged 20, a
former messenger, were lodged in
jail here tonight. charged with hav-
ing robbed the express car on Al
lantic Coast Line train No. 80 near
here last Friday. The men. accord
ing TO special agents OF the express
company, made Joint confession.
it was announced that virtually all
of the $1,000 taken from the car had
been recovered.
After securing the $1,000 in cur
rency from the safe, Dukes, according
to his confession. dropped it from the
moving train and went back to the
SPOT In an automobile from Baldwin
and then returned TO Jacksonville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

lean drink could be obtained. but
no. until this spring when the tour
lists trade revived, did the real thing
make its appearance. An amusing
feature OF the French premier of the
soda has been the popularity 1t has
attained with the Parisians.
At first quite skeptical. the French
later tried the drink and liked it,
One large cafe on one OF the famous
bouicvards serves more French pco-
pie than Americans with ice cream
sodas. This COTE has even attempted
the sale of sundaes, but they haven't
achieved the success OF the sodas.
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TWO ARRESTS ARE MADE IN
GEORGIA ASSASSINATION
Widow of slnfn Judge Sucs Out WAR
rant for DIR. John
Dodge.
TBv Associated Press.l

ALMA, GA. July I2.-rloyd Dedpe
and f. Sanford. employed on the plan
tation OF DIR. John Dodge. have been
arrested. and the widow OF the slain
man has sworn out warrant for the
arrest Of DR.. Dodge IN connection
win the killing of Judge c. j. Med
ders here Saturday night.
The DedEe and Mcdders families
were close friends for years. For
some time. however, bad feeling is
SAID to have existed between them.
Medders was shot as he was lock-
Ing his store Saturday night. a load
of buckshot taking effect in his back.
He was justice of the peace and mer-
chant here.
Tension here is acute over the KILL
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
NAVAL AIRMEN ON TRIAL
FOR TRANSPORTING LIQUOR
Bottles from Bimini Found I'm Pit
Were Thrown Over without
Examining Contents.
tBy Associated Prcs..l

by hssocia ted Press.
NEW YORK. July 12.-Ensigns
Windsor n. Cushing and Frank
Lamb were placed on trial before
courtmar,iai at the New York navy
yard charged with violating an order
OF Secretary OF the Navy Daniels for.
bidding storing of intoxicants aboard
United States naval crafts.
The defendants were officers in
charge of seaplanc No. 5000 on which
suspicious looking" brown bottles
were alleged TO have been stored be-
fore the flight from Bimini Island,
Bahamas. to Miami. Fla
Lieutenant Hugh Cuihre!i, acting
commander of the naval air station
at Key West. chiet-witness called by
the prosecution, testified that he
found the unlabc'led bottles when he
inspected the machine after it's
flight. lie said he did not know that
there was any liquid IN the bottles.
much less liquor. lie said he order
ed the scaplane lowed out to sea and
the bottles. which had been stored
In the gun pit. were :thrown over
board and sank.
lie read report of board Of in
vestigatiOn, which states members Of
the scaplane's crew had testified the
bottles were stored In the ,nachin.
ut Bimini by natives while they
were busy working about the crarr
The report added that the crew said
they did not notice exactly what was
placed aboard. The officers were
ashore a; the time. the report of their
testimony added
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SPEEDS ACROSS CONTINENT
TO DIE AT GEORGIA HOME
stnnhopc Irwin Makes Mnd Nacc
From Snn Francisco Suffering
With Broken Neck
fBy Associated Press.l

10 NSsoc1Ht"N fress.
ATHENS. GA. July l2.-Stanhope
irwin. OF San Francisco. brother of
Mayor Andrew Irwin. of this city,
won race with death across the con-
tinent and reached home in time to
de.
Death came this morning. just a
lew hours after he arrived here in a
private car suffering from a broken
neck, sustained in n fall at his Cali
iornia home. Alexander Irwin, a
brother o. the dead man, also met
death several years ago as the re-
suit OF. breaking his neck in a fall
at the Irwin home here.
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CARSON lNDlCTs BRITAIN
FOR FAILURE OF IRELAND

CONTINUED From First Page.)
My opinion lis that such councils
ought to be dissolved. l road daily
OF the Sim Fcin police taking part
In tho government OF various towns.
II say IL the British government Is
unable - deal with these matters.
1t ought to ask some one else. 1t Is
AN ignominious thing for loyal sub
Jects OF the crown. to be compelled
to admit the authority OF those pro-
Tossing TO act in the name of the So
called Irish republic. Yet, to my
knowledge there are men In South
and west ireland who. ostcnsibly at
least. have been Obliged to throw in
their lot with the Sim Fsiners. In
order TO save their persons and prop :
erty from disaster
Ulster the Real battlefield.
I'VE know well that the real bat
tlchcld OF Ireland in relation to a
republic. will be Ulster. we know
well that their ambition is to PEN
citrate Ulster and take possession
there as they have elsewhere.
DO not let us close our eycs TO
the realities OF the situation what
ever may he the consequences. Never
VIII VIC enter into negotiation with
the Sim Fciners until they, of their
own volit!on. have brought TO the
scaffold the men who are giving our
country throughout the world the
reputation OF being Il country of
criminals ana assassins"
Sir Edward concluded by warnlns
the government that as 1t had re-
fused listers repeatedly profrcrcd
help and because OF its inability to
protec, Ulster against the rnachina-
lions Of the Sim Fcin. we will re-
organize In our own defense the vol
unteers who lent you such splendid
help to maintain the empire during
the war
He added: But one thing we won't
submit to. liz that We should be help
less in the face of our enemies. and
we tell the government that. come
what will in the last resort. We Will
rely upon ourselves. and will defenl
ourselves"
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Metal workers Return.

NEW ORLEANS. July l2.-Machln-
lists local of the Metal Trades Coun-
ell. which has been on strike for
nearly two months voted at "a secret
ballot late tonight to accept tho offer
OF the employers and to return to
work at once. Other crafts In tho
metal trade also ballotcd tonight. but
would make no announcement az TO
tho result.
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France for Full enforcement.
TBY Associated prcss.l

RHEIMS, FRANCE. July IA
France viii demand enforcement OF
the treaty OF Versailles TO the last
article. Leon Bourgeois, president OF
french Senate. declared today In n
speech before more than one French
and foreign newspaper correspondent
at n luncheon in the ruins OF tho
Hotel dc Vile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

lions are at present In the league Is
feeble when 1t Is realized that there
arc more than 1000 languages in tho
world" he says. Tho English Bible
Society alone has translated tho Bible
into 35S languages. 1t Is certain that
these 1000 languages should be rep
resented at the conference. otherwise
the league can never be a real worlds
council
III each delegate from these 1000
nations should speak only a quarter
of an hour in all. each discourse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

would have to be translated. $50
times. The congress would have5to
stay open for seventy years. withoutS
Interruption. Sundays and holidaynd
included ,'S.'rs ~
With the Society of Nations ras H
present constituted and thirty-s M
languages represented tho conStssys
need not remain in session Ion rer2
than thirty days at ten hours each.
day for each delegate to make his
only the adoption of cspcrrntoi,
Will make the league practicabiei.sSii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
A-AND ISLANDS DISPUTE
Is SENT TO COMMISSION
international JurIsts VIII Form
Court Acting for League OF
Nations

LONDON. July 12.-The Council of
the League OF Nations has decided
TO refer the question of the Aland
Islands TO commission OF three in
ternational jurists who will be named
by tho president of the league The
swedish and Finnish governments
have agreed TO abstain from any &C
ton likely TO aggravate the situation,
pending the decision of the jurists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
MISSOURI SUPREME COURT
UPH0lDS DRY INJUNCTION
Cannot submit Pro-
hibition Referendum TO Vote
of the People.
lBy Associated Frees,

Icy Associated Prcss.l
JEFFERSON CITY. MO. July r.
The Missouri Supreme Court today
sustained the Injunction suit brought
by G. G. Carson. OF this city. at The
instance OF the Missouri Anti-Saloon
League TO restrain the Attorney-Gcn-
eral and the Secretary of state OF
Missouri from submitting to Il popu-
lar vote under referendum petitions
the action OF the last Legislature in
ratifying Federal prohibition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
MOORE HAS BAD COLD, BUT
HOSPITAL REPORTS DENIED
Pre-Convention Manager or Governor
Cox Resting Up In Pri-
Vnte Home,
IBy Associated Prcss.l

saN FRANCISCO, July Ire
ports that j.. II. Moore. pre-conven-
ton campaign manager for Governor
Con- Of ohio. was seriously ill in a
San Francisco hospital were denied
here tonight by Gavin McNab, Cali
fornia Democratic leader, who was
associated with Moore in convention
activities.
Mr., Moore is a guest at n private
residence In Alameda County" Mr..
McNab said. II understand he has
a slight cold, nothing at all serious
lie is to return to San Francisco to-
morrow.
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Ind Sentenced to ro,., school.

CHICAGO, July y. : Richard +.
Smyth. confessed accomplish OF Hor-
acc Walton, who was Killed in n
pistol fight with policemen after he
had robbed the Illinois Central New
Orleans Limited OF $4,000 and shot
a patrolman, pleaded guilty before
Judge Lands today Smyth
surrendered to postal inspectors in
ST. Joseph. Mo. on May 16 He was
sentenced TO serve eighteen months
IN the National School for Boys,
WashinEtOn. u. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
REAL ICE CREAM SODA
CAN NOW BE HAD IN PARIS
AZ First Skcpticni French Have
Turned to American Dclicacy
with Relish.

by Asso slated I'rcssl
PARnS. July 1.-THE ice cream
soda has invaded Paris. With the
arrival OF the first of the American
tourists have sprung up numerous
shops which boast that within may
be obtained real American ice cream
3oGas. Prices for this American
drink range from to 6 francs. &C
cording 10 the character OF the shop.
Paris has always had places where
poor limitations OF the great Amer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
MARSHALL MUST HANG
FOR QUADRUPLE MURDER
hissisSippinn Who Slaughtered -Four
Members Of Miller Family to
Fay Supreme Penalty,
IBy Associated Press

by associated Prcss.
JACKSON, MISS. July 12.-The
State supreme Court today affirmed
sentence of death in the case Of
BOD Miller and three members of his
FAMILY at Amory, Miss. and setting
IRE TO their home. Marshall will be
executed August 20. In reviewing tho
crime as "one of fiendish brutality
unparalleled in the criminal history
of the State"
The chief witness against Marshall
was Peari May Miller, 14-year-old,
She testified she saw Marshall Xiii
her father, brother, sister and an in
Iant daughter OF the last named.
marshali: she said. then poured coal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
URGES ESPERANTO FOR
NATIONS LEAGUE TALK
Paris Professor believes Allied Coun-
tries Should Employ Common
Language In Covenant.

PARIS. July l2-.Esperanto is the
official language OF the lcaguc OF ma
,!ons is the newest suggestion TO be
put forward by Ernest Archdcacon
Paris esperanto professor.
The fact that only thirty-six ma
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ALLIES WARN GERMANY
SHE MUST DELIVER COAL

CONTINUED From First PareD
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
CITY NEWS

Main street was getting a good
path yesterday with the fire hose.
housewives are complaining that
tney are being besieged by beggars
and peddlers of all sorts these days
Returned soldiers selling war his
tories, people begging for all sorts
OF things, including old clothes and
hand outs are in the category.
Sheriff John c. Scott who has
been Ill at his home for over a week
is stun confined to his bed, as his
condition shows only slight improve
ment
H. c. Lawrence and A. s. Law.
erance, state examiners from Des
Moines, are in Keokuc checking up
the books of the late Albert vollers
IN the clerks office at the court
mouse. They came here from Fort
Madison where they have been work
ing at the court house there.
Colonial Sunday. The same belov.
ed Mary Pickford, with her smiles
and tears, her loves and hates, her
Whims and winning ways in an entire
ly new Characterization.
Those who have received invita-.
lions to Elks' dances, don't forget Fri
day, March 10. Some jazz music
Get your shoes repaired at An
derson 4 Hutcherson's. All Main.
-Keokuh camp NJ. w. A., No. 622,
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to be present
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
Daily Stock Letter.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, March 17.-The New
York Evening Suns financial review
this afternoon said:
That the technical position within
the stock market has been consider.
ably impaired by recent advances
was further disclosed today when,
after fairly strong opening and a
brief rallying movement at the end
Of the first hour, the list become IN.
settled.
Crucible Steel was bid up some
ten points at the beginning on the
strength Of the fifty per cent stock
dividend declared at yesterdays
meeting, but it could not retain the
gain, and by the middle of the after.
noon was selling at net loss of one
point or more. Baldwin Locomotive
was likewise the recipient Of bullsh
attention on the score Of possible &C.
ton along the same line, and that
issue suffered partial eclipse.
Strength was infused in trading of
the last hour following ad7iees from
Washin gton concerning proposals by
the secretary OF the treasury of re-
vision Of federal tax laws. Net gains
OF several points were effected in
cases.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
CITY NEWS

For sale. Beautiful home Egftt
ana Avenue, No. Park place In
qulre III North 9th. Phone R.iaan
Special tomorrow: Crane frn;t
Yong. ~ ffea De
Diminishing, Yet Thirsty" will he
.ne subject OF the sermon tonight al
tne FIRST Christian church revival
services. Ben Claire Crow, the chi
caso baritone. conducted the sinpins
| at the meeting last night and sang )
SOLO MS work being appreciated hv
tne cnoir and audience. There wa
night. iaS'
petition for a divorce decree
mas been filed in the clerks Office of
the district court by Noble smith
against Jane Dewitt Smith nm tbe
grounds OF desertion. Plaintiff and
1917. ot Va" 20
funeral services for the infant
edushter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John s,
Sprowis were held this morning at
~ O'Clock at the grave in Oakland
cemetery. The Rev. w. S. D. Lamont
ana Kew Ezra B. Newcomb OBLIGATED
The fifth in the series of Lenten
services will De held at ST Pauls
church, Eleventh and Exchange
streets, tonight at 1880 o'clock.
heokuR merchants are reminded
asain OF the fact that on Saturday
OF thls week the U. c. IT'S will be
mere from Burlington and Quincy and
that the big booster day stunts will
De staged by Keokuk council and
the visitors. The merchants voted
at the meeting week ago to deco
rate their stores for this event.
Joseph D. Cummings of Keolsuk.
is member of the Wooster college de-
Date team which will meet Denison
university at Granville, Ohio. on Fri
day, March 10. He is the son of DR.
J. q. Cummings of IT'S Park street.
Cummings is an active worker in the
I. M. c. A. at Wooster college. He Is
a Junior
Girls and women wanted. good
wages. Keokuk Steam Laundry, 321
Main.
You Will fall in hove with Mary
Pfckford all over again in this story
IF her loyalty to Pap" in the feudist
battles of the Kentucky mountains
Colonial SUM-, Mon, Tues, Wed.
The educational committee of the
keokuk Commercial club has been
appointed and will consist of r. l..
Reid, the Rev. James W. Gillespie,
J. F. Lutz. W. v. D. Mas and H. l..
Beach.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
NEW CONTRACT
WITH MINERS
Cannot Be Signed Until Report Of
Coal Commission is Made Public
Is Belief Of Workers
Representa- atives.

| UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, March 17.-No new
contract between anthracite coal min
ers and operators can be concluded
until after the report of the bitumi-
nous coal commission is made public
in Washington, miners representa-
tives here believed today.
While the "committe of eight" rep
'resenting anthracite miners and oper-
ators, continued it's conferences here,
Philip Murray. head of the miners
delegation, said he had little hope that
the operators would sign any agree
ment before they saw what attitude
the government commission has taken
toward the soft coal miners demands.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
Ere Marshal Resians.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
. LINCOLN, Neb., March 17.AState
Fire Marshal Ed Beach today ten.
dered his resignation to Governor
McKelvie following receipt of the
governors letter of yesterday de.
manding he step down.
"The governors letter." he said
ais an attack on my honor and even
the governor Of Nebraska is not a
big enough man to do that and get
away without my resenting it."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
keokuk Club Party.

Keokuk Club Party.
\. St Patrick's day 'dinner-dance
~ y nv the Keokuk club last night
= Nc Of the most enjoyable in the
~ 1T parties that has been given
~ she organization this winter.
~ couple were entertained by
~ and Mrs. T. r. Board. They
y seated at long tables while the
=. quests were seated at tables
! fo,r. Smilax ,-=s Sss used on each
H. and green candle occupied
! - center. The place cards carried
the st. Patrick's day color
Meme of green and were in the
kane Of shamrocks.
ne menu served included:
hast Lamb Escalloped Potatoes
rreamed Peas and Carrots
Hot Rolls Current Jelly
Head Lettuce Salad Waters
J Cream Cake Coffee
following dinner program Of
,nces was played by Agnes orches-
! The club hostesses were Mrs.
A Hamill, Mrs. Robert M. Laps
' and Mrs. J. j. Ayres.
Craig Schaeffer of Fort Madison,
as an out-of-town guest at the
nner.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
leaoue hot Idle

WESTERVILLE, Ohio, March H.
The Antt-Saloon league Will not idly
twiddle its thumb while the vets are
trying to elect a wet congress, &C
cording to q statement issued by
Ernest H Cherrington, secretary at
the national headquarters OF the
league here today.
A militant fight win be made
against every candidate suspected of
favoring anything stronger than one
half of one percent beverages, the
statement said.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, March 17.-Hog receipts
10. geo head: market 15025c higher
Bulk. s1435T1 1890; butchers, s14.8n
G160O; packing, s12.759 1925; hight,
s1460G16.G0; pigs, $4,000 1875;
roughs, s12. 0G612.69.
Cattle receipts, 1900 head; market
steady, strong. Beeves. s9.75G15.fO:
butchers stock, s7-0O613.25: Gamers
and cutters, $5.00975o; stockers and
feeders, s1.8G11175; cows, $1,000
1925; calves, s16.70I 1850.
Sheep receipts, 1900 head; r1arfest
steady. Lambs, $4,000 1925; ewes,
S575014g5.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
Hoover is Not Candidate.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
MANCHESTER, N H, Mar. IL
Herbert Hoover, in a telegram to
Huntley II. Spalding, state food adj
ministrator during the war, reiterated
his declaration that he is not can
ididate for president. it was learned
here today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
Peoria Grain

PEORIA, H., March 17.-Corn--
Market Il to 1c lower No. white.
s1.59G1so; No. white, :1-54; No.
s1551a 91.561a; No 5 yellow, s1.5411s !;
No. mixed, s1.58; No. 5 mixed,
s1541z.
Oats-Market &c higher. No
white. 94hc; No white, 94c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy shown US during the long
Illness and death of our dear hus-
band, father and brother: also for
the many beautiful floral offerings,
and the Boy Scouts of Troop /.
MRS. JOHN FOGELAND
AND CHILDREN.
CHAS. A. FOGELAND.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-17
Liberty Bond Market

NEW YORK, March 17-Lfbercy
bonds were quoted today as follows:
21Ss, 1884; LIST IS, $3.50; 2nd IS,
1870; 1st 4As, $3.50; End as,
1881; Ord AIS, 1864; 4th AS,
1904; Victory 3As, 1854; Victory
|4As, $3.50.