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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-24
LEGAL AID No

LEGAL AID No. 244.
GEORGIA, Sumter County.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Jimmie Russell having, in proper
form, applied to: me for permanent
letters Of administration on the estate
of Mamie Mae Bryant, late of said
county, this is to cite all and singular
the creditors and next of kin of
Mamie Mae Bryant to be and appear
at my office within the time allowed
by law, and show cause, if any they
can, why permanent administration
should not be granted to Jimmie
Russell on Mamie Mae Bryant estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this 6 day of Sept, 1920.
JOHN A. COBB,
Ordinary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-24

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
Whereas Reese M. Andrews, ad
ministrator of Mrs. Mamie c. Smith
represents to the Court in his petition
duly filed and entered on record, that
he has fully administered Mrs. Nam
ME c. Smiths estate: This is there
fore to cite all persons concerned
kindred and creditors, to show cause.
if any they can, why said admins
traitor should not be discharged from
his administration. and receive letters
of dismission on the first Monday in
October, 1920.
JOHN A COBB,
Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, Sumter County.
10 Whom It Nav Concern:

4 y W EAVHII ~ 4N1Ny OUIICUIHs
c. c. Rittenberry, of said state,
having applied to me for letters OF
administration de bonis non on the
estate of George H. Rittenberry, late
ly of said county, this is to cite all
and singular the heirs and creditors
of George H. Rittenberry to be and
appear at the October term, 1920
of the said court, and show cause, if
any they can, why letters of admin
istration de bonis non should not be
granted on the estate of said George
H. Rittenberry.
Witness my official signature.
JOHN. A. COBB,
Ordinary, Sumter County, Ga.
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AID No. 242.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
Will be sold before the court house
door, between the legal hours of sale,
to the highest bidder for cash, on
the first Tuesday in October, 1920,
the following described property, to-
wit:
An one-fifth undivided interest in
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HUGH NJ. DORSEY,

WHEREAS, the General Assembly
at its session in 1920 proposed an
amendment to the Constitution OF
this state, as set forth in an act
approved August II, 1920, to-wit
SALARIES OF JUSTICES OF SU-
PREME COURT AND JUDGES
OF COURT OF APPEALS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-24

LEGAL AID No. 23S.
State of Georgia,
Executive Department.
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LEGAL AID No. Isl.

OOAAAN 80 SNpA(Cf
Ordinary and ex-officio Clerk C.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
HART STARS AT LYCEUNf.

William $. Hart is at the Lyceum tonight and tomorrow in one of the best pictures of his career, The Toh Gate"
 Mir. Hart appears as Black Deerfng. head of a bandit gang, but an hon. orable man beneath his rough exter- for. Deering is anxious to abandon his life of pillage, but Jordan, his chief lieutenant, urges him to one more hold-up. It is a frameup and Deering Is captured. He manages to escape and performs several thrilling and hazardous feats in order to elude the sheriff's posse that is trailing him.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
NORMA TALMADGE COMING

The plot of "A Daughter of Two Worlds the film drama starring Norma Talmadge, booked to show at the Palace theater. beginning Sun day, is founded on a famous forgery case in New York city. according to Le Roy Scott, author of the novel of the same name, which has just been adapted for the screen. The two participants in the forgery each served ten years in Sing Sing. Black Jerry Malone. keeper of notorious underworld cabaret, father of Jennie, whose part Miss Talmadge stages, is also a character from real life.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
PEARL WHITE AT Fox.S.

The sordid. the beautiful, the ad- rcnturous. thrillingly blended--these furnish the flavor of The White Moll," q powerful photoplay special in which Pearl White appeared fof tho first time as a William Fox star. and in her first big production. which opened lat Fox's yesterday.
 In Tho White MolI' Pearl White surpasses anything she has previous ly dono on tho screen. She furnishes an abundance of thrills in role which Is intensely dramatic. fraIned in story that grips the heart from start to finish.
 Tho story ig laid in New Tork's un- derworld. and Pearl White has tho role of young settlement NoTFer who. Onco crook herself, aids tho unfortunate and seeks to reform men and women who murder and rob for a livelihood. Tho experiences sho en- counters in doing this are astounding, and the action is rapid enough to satisfy anyone. The story carries a powerful heart appeal to all. There is a delightful romance in which tho heroine wins the love of reformed gangster.
 Thero are four good vaudeville acts headed by Mark Linder and company in an exceptionally clever protean act. Frank and Ray Warner in n peculiar conception pleased immensely. Iioso Proctor was a big fayorite and De Godfrey and Lewis kept tho audience in n roar all tho timo they were on tho stage. It is a very good ali-around bill mt Fox's for this last half oe the week.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
PHOTOPLAY AT PALACE.

Cecil B. DeMille's latest productlon For Better, for Worse" an Aircraft spspecial feature which is being shown at Palace theater today and Sat- urday discusses the most vital mod ern problems now engaging pubic attention. Of course. it would be inn possible to deal with all the problems in a single picture, so Mir. DeMille has taken one of the most important angles of the subject-the status of the man who stayed at home instead d of going to France. The Keith vaudes yille bill offers four fine acts with "A Natural Voice. a corking good sing ing act; Loring & Lessig, in a very pleasing variety offering; Love and Shenck in songs and stories: and Jack McDermott a very clever come dian.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17

Eventually Deeing reaches satety in clearing where the cabin of Mary Brown is located. She proves to be the deserted wife of Jordan. Cn- der her influence, Deerirg resolves to do the right thing and gives himself 10 the sheriff. As a volunteer. he rcscues a detachment of deputies from Jordan and kills the traitor. As a re- ward the sheriff allows him his free dom, provides he departs south into Mexico.
 Billy West. who has achieved fame as Charlie ChapIin's rival, is appear ing in one of his well-known com- edies. Happy Days.
 Other pictures include the Screen Magazine and Topical Events present. ing the latest news of world wide sig nificancc
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
LDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrisons New Phase of Of q Wfe

realize that when ho is furiously angry, his tongue Is loosened and he will blurt out things which otherwise he would keep secdrsly under guard.
 Hia eyes famed with anger. and he took q step toward me.
 Angry and Reckless.
 ''Thero's ono thing you can get out of your mind. pronto!" ho cried. II don't think the girl is any more danger than that shecp-eyed Mandy who cleans tho kettles. GrantlanGI got some fool idea In his head that she's n woIf-ess fin sheep's clothing, roaming around to dcvour some ten der IIttlo lamb liko you. But If you should ask me I'd tell you that in my opinion it'a all cursed rot. don't think Grace Is trailing you at all She e's had n most awful experience, and sho probably hns friends rich enough 10 finance Q trip down here, even if she hasn't enough mazuma herself. And all tho world comes down to this sec ton when it's tired. The government has set her free. you know. She's not rated as a.criminal. She can go where sha choosos."
 That is very patent" I said dryly. But will you kindly explain why' h you think there is no menace to mo in her presence here. you should haVe supported Major Grantland in his de- mand for me to stay indoors-a plan which you evidently deem absurd?
 "You'ro right. Absurd is mild name to apply to it. but what else was I to do? It wasn't up to me- your husband. to underrate danger which that pie-faccd boob thought menacing 'and imminent. was it? It would simply be nuts for him all right. all right. if I had. but d-n him, I didn't give him that chance!"
 Dicly Is Astounded.
 All tho jealousy and venomous dis iiko which Dicky's heart holds for the army officer were expressed in his tone. l should have foregone to arouse him further. but his careless disregard of n danger which l knew Major Grantland must deem very real, made me coldly angry and reckless of consequences.
 Not all your friends share your childish and touching belief in Miss Draper's nearness to me-, said mockingly. Lillian for instance, was quito exercised over her release yom prison"
 "Lil!" The 'astonished monosyllable seemed to echo through the room. Why, how long have you known that tho girl was out of prison?"
 Since the day she was released. returned quietly. but I was seething with resentment. and I cast about hlindly for some sure method of in furiating my husband. Unerringly I found it.
 "Fortunately for my safety. not all our friends share your optimism con- corning Miss Draper" I said smooth ly. Lillian and Allen Drake have been watching every movement of hers. and of the persons concerned in her case. ever since she was sent to prison
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
at Madge Gave Dicky.

at Mndgc Gave Dicky.
 been SO keyed up with bmotions I should have
 d to laugh heartily Ut
 nd manner when l flung
 pncernlna Grace Draper
 na manner fefl rom
 hak auddsnp swept or
 rtod Rn' and his eyes
 Irr Alstibiy of tho kwhirs the amazed. in-
 Nnildren arc SO often
 -know--" he said at punishment in his voice.
 my mental background l d meant to startle Dicky 1 now had to pretend a hieh I had not possessed moment. a knowledge, Itch filled mo with infin- horror.
 Dicky or any other as my terrified bewilder- tod myself to coolness of lction.
 ! [ know" I said with Hclon of n sheer Tn my h am naturally curious ist why sho should wish In here. and why it was throw such secrecy about
 I suppose she is tho which you and Major Ivs alluded 2"
 w of Dicky was delib- w him we'll enough to
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
CHIROPRACTIC TALK, NO. fl. NERVE PRESSURE

tBy J. A. vOI>2
 There are oG organs of the or function ab lation of Natur ence which h1J of Nature thro
 Every one of it is impossIble ness to creo1 knows shr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14
NATIONAL BANKS
ESTABLISH RECORD

Washington. March 11~--he Comp
trouer Of the currency said today:
The national banks ot TIE country
hsIa on December g.. 1913. according
to the official figures just compiled.
resources OF sz2,711.375.ooo. exceeding
BY $3.50. $4,000 the greatest amount
ava- nrev.ously reported. The Increase
in resources Deceu. Der 81, 1912. as con-
pared with December 81. 1918, was
$3.50 Isl. 900. :.
As the total resources OF all national
banks at the zine OF the call OK 5ana-
ary Is, 1914. amounted 10 sll,z3oa S5a.-
900, there has been an increase Since
that date OF sll. AIS, 100000. or more
than 101 Per cent
The national banks have theretars
grown more In the past six years than
IN the entire period OF l-ty-ons years
from, the inauguration OF tho national
banking system in 1853 up to January
IS, 1914.
ira total cash on hAad and due from
fedora. reserve banks December 81
lel9 Qncludtng lawful reserve ana
Items with the reserve banks u Pro
cess Of collection) amounted 10 s-s- -
AZ. 900 tot which s5oS,6o5,o0o Was cas-
IN vaultl, being an increase n the total.
as compared W! II November u. 1919 OF
s88 557 600, and an increase as coI-
narsd with Deem er s.. 1915. os $685.
so2 900.
Loans ard discounts exclusive OF re-
L. scouuts} on December 81. 1919
aaountAa to $l1,7S6.22T. 900, an increase
as compared with November II. 1919. cf
S225. 885 o0o. ard an increase over DO
cer ba- 81. 1918. Of 1857 ,9S3,ooo,
The proportion OF loans and as
counts 20 deposits OF Deem ber, 81. 1912
was 65.s- per cent, as compared WIZ
Sal Der cent on December 81. 1919
United States government securities
held Dece-n be- s., 1919. aggregated
/ ga. v2a4s3. 900, Of which approximately
I 100 millions were old United states
! bonds DEPOSITED to secure Circulation
/ the balance was represented oy lnIleo
| States liberty bonds and other war
I issues. The total reduction IN t1e Eola'
ilngs Of government securities as com
pared with November II. 1919 was
I s15s8sS, COO; and the reduction as com
pared with December 81. 1918 was
! s232 901 00o--despite the fact tnaL ~e
victory loan OF S. 500, 100000 was noat-
ed during The year and Largely sup
scr!bed for through national RANKS
Otaer bonds, securities. etc. ne!o %
national banks on December 81, 1919
amounted to sl.ST4o2S,ooo--an lnereas :
over Novarn Der IT. 1919. OF sS.szo.ovo
and an increase over december o.
/ 1913. Of $19o.s57,ooo
Circulation OF national oans 20
Gambler 81 1919, was $6S5.Isa 0oo-a:
increase over November II. 1919, OF So
! 100000. and an increase over DsoSsts
bar Al ,alg Of ss.s42.o0o.
canital. surplus and undivided proht
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14

Of all national banks Decenbar g.
1919. mounted to s2.&5s.sol 900. al In
crease over Ocean Der 81. 1918, OF $1sa.-
sss,o0o.
Bills payable OF national banks De-
cember 81. 1919. amounted to ssss,3i1.-
900. = reduction as compared with No
Fvenber y, 1919. OF sl23.s44.ooo, but an
increase as compared with DecemhAr
81 1913. OF s5s.4S3.6ao.
Their yeeiscounts. which on December
ST.. 1919, amounted TO ss73.a39. 600, rep
resent an increase over Sovern Der IL.
1919. OF S29s 900. and an increase
over Deeern Der 81. 1915. Of $4TI.492. ESQ
The borrowings and rediscoun-s Of ma
tpnal banks are largely the result o.
their holdings Of and loans upon
United States government war issuee--
principally liberty bonds. victory notes
and certificates OF Indebtedness
The lawful reserve carried with fed
eral reserve banks amounted on De-
camoer 81. 1919 to sl.312lla. 900. which
was Sol .oa9. 900 II excess OF the
amount required The total reserve
! carried on December 81, 1919. showed
AT increase Of s4s.7T3.ooo over Novera-
/ Der IT. 1919. and ar advance Of $751;
/ $4,000, as compared With Decarhar 81
! 1913
i The reservs carried December 81
1879, ny the national banks was in e1,
| cess of the amount required BY Law
In each OF the twelve federal reserve
] districts The excess OF legal reserve
on December 81. 1919. was the largest
reported at any cal! si1ce June SO. 1Sl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14
GDIl6 THE MOST
EXCITING STOCK
ny BRoA.DAN WALL

ss ssew York. March 1.-THE German
zfe40xutsor scared wall street about IT.
80 rn.auses today at the openiag. but
&EH nnf break prices. The liquidation
! e1nltinE was quickly assirnliate0 AI@
&&kA whole list advanced.
figured that the money
h &no4xe was ended fer tie time being
#&24 pools necarre active. I1~reaoins
&6nd Crucltls particularly and wanna
#1knm taers was excited buying MOS
SA0X tae other popular stocks advanced
ESttA put eight reactions az tho close
SCrue.ble made aew high record a
ssxHe very sna Of the traGlEE. The hlg
nx4ce OF Chandler YVES q record also.
Readings aiga price was new Top
t1r thA year.
The GeSrn2u revolution. aleaoug J
sncravrsea II later dispatches before tie
ra2rke. closed was no; looked Tpoa as
10 cesx.sa argument Tor ne Esssoa -.1aS
i. had beer expected. Tbs allies Rave
beer 50 xaeiLa.ng IL thiesr dealings
I wath The Germans t4at investors nave
rot believed then. TO be expecting tAe
Ehrrt government 10 last Now ta4t D.
s-rorg goveranen. appears 10 ps n
process ce development t1e 1aa1c4.A1
world .A4nEa il VEIL &c gooo 1lAs
snr 81 ks=as q business -aere las
hes- difficulty IL getting the Germans
1 !. cbsv the &. 2aTs q -he zll!es. IEls
5 has been dge ehis@y 20 tie !Esol.ity
d. TIE Eaer- Sove~rE4e1t 70 act Win
gtroag government r. Germany US
allies vvsl laa Il easae- 70 enforce tEe-
Gs-sarGx A. earlier resumption 81
aUsiueSs = Z4.oGe IS therefore gore
cas-
ne German question Aavsag eesn
sst.,ss wal stree. paid .ts attention 70
Local a@a1rs Ezd ire s2oE.s = CTuGlo.e
fAersas 10 Azva tze z2cE. pressing 81"
xsxemA1t Expectation thai rae con-
re-y VIZ. declare 100 Per cent stcc4-
DIVIDEND CT Tuesday caused Wild ceT-
e-.ng. >. She~< contr se-&- The sA4stA4 2 -
eAy4.E - - -&s c.osa !@@1s 70 ne
nals@t *eea- tzs .Za.5vsEzs1t IS Eel @I1ec'
s~ecG = a5vz-ca@ ~ pc1zts - reF
ssEa vsoseE fer tie E@aF.
0-e rsaacz t7r buying Ees6i1g 10 t3s
exr2c<z1aoz Ia: tsa company WIZ ae~
clare ss1cA 4v.&&11 sea2 rsrrsss-t-
en- sra cca. r-crest3ss w6lca tze gov
s---aa@t Ray compel = - E@g-s$2-e
Another -sascz = taat ESs Co.'s pa = y
49, s3t ses<eES-a t@eSs eoaI pTopSE :
tgss because 1as supreme coG-t eectsto1
ID he Lnss@6 States StAe! case seems
70 eo-s.- TIE E.Sh- % holding coz
rzry - cwr acY reasonable amount o.
p<are~sy TIE Reading rallroad does
ysrt o~r- TIE coal rt2es. -aey are
nwrAd ~ the Reading company whtc c
IL uat railrosd company sut hold
Tag cc1pa1T
About six months ago the L-acka-
waana Railroad 6irsotc-s parfectse q
plan for paying 6 100 per cent dividend
en- their sto@k representing coal prop
e-ttss owned ny tSe railroad Tie ais
trsblt!oa was held Ep pending dec!f!or
Of tire supreme court or sEe tAx2o4-TS
cs stock dividends
New chat stock dividends are lax tres
N ENHANCEMENT Of tAe LacAawa--A div!
& dead il expected a1y ttI-a. II wi.
naturally help Ias market tor othe
n ccai railroads ana its reflection is see;
4 III the market for Reading stock tn
nationwide LAaw that - resulting Il
foods Al over the country VIII DO con
et.s-ae!a damage 20 railroad propegtie
Il Ana will. mean reduced earnings 70
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. March 1s--Fcreign eoH11-
tons proved quite factor In the corn
MARKET here today, General selling
began on reports % revolution OF
Germany. . sharp break In the A-gen-
tire market and the fact that Liver
poo. viii De reopened to thS trading
"a corn futures tomorrow after having
been closed FOR several years, Resting
spots Tor tsa day were mainly AZ de-
eiines. the losses being Il &l&, July
the weakest spot of the Ast-
Many converts were made 10 the
bear faith in TIE corn market today
while the number OF bpIls were re-
duce3 10 smaller proportions Several
81 TIE raore conservative men IN the
trade advanced the opinion that tie
bull cam palgr has about run It's course.
Some business In cash wheat was again
IN evidences today and this was wanted
for Shipment via the gulE The amount
OF the purchases and the price were
not mentioned. Bat they were said 20
be az higher levels than the BIDS %
Friday.
Oats proved 70 be a syzapa hectic paar-
ket today ana prices were unchanged
to a Ac lower. Ire sGlss OF easa
cats were almost nota!ag, the total be-
Tag 5000 bushels No BIDS on export
account ws-e -zzds Tear the market
price.
Eoga are selling around the top
prices O: lie yea. Cash business I
-sats showed some gA5u last week ovss
the previous week and this. TOO IN tie
facs o. al the weakening influences
~vh4c1 we're spEsza e4t from day to d2*
Il. tAe past ter days, Among these IN
GGs1Ces we're TIE Abera. provision
stocks coupled with the government
.2c1 sale ard otGsr osA-isa arguments
TIE f9.@-e prices n grains and prov!'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14
COTTON MARKET

New York. March 13.--Advtces from
Berlin indicating that there had been
reactiora<y revolt unsettled the COT
ton market today and early etead.ress
gave place to declines
Prices opened steady unchanged TO
l3 points higher. May made a new
high record and July sold into fresh
service was slow. There was heavy
selling by Wall strset. but offerings
were we'll taken for time by trade
and new buying, Later the South was
a SELLER which with offerings from
other sources carried May or 70 1910
and October TO 3I,ss. b belief that
ratification OF the peace treaty Win
the selling. On the decline which
amounted to about 23037 points ret
there was local covering which caused
rallies of Is or 20 points The feeling
however. was nervous ard later IN tie
day prices were inclined to sag again
under renewed liquidation The close
was net unchanged to Sc points lower.
Spot here was steady and unchanged
al 400; there were no sales
SPOT at New Orleans was quiet with
middling unchanged at Ale; the sales
were I.Ie4 bales Range OF cotton
prices here today;
M4rch--Open. $685. high. sa.ss; low.
1855: close. 29.75.
April--Close. Sfso-
May--open. S7,oo. high $40; LOU.
3eTo. close. ESQ.
June-CIose, $4.6t.
July-Open. 544l; high, s44s; Log.
81 co. close, s4o2.
August-EigA. 33-2o: low. s3-25; close.
230s.
sapternheg-Oren. $500; close, s2-+o.
octobev-Open. 1900; high. $500;
low. 3l5S, close $3.50
$ovenl ber-c!ose. S0.ss-
Deem ber-Open, 3o.s5; high, 800:
low. 30e2; close, $3.50.
Jauuary--Open. 1888; high. so-5i;
low. 36.1s; close. 3o--s.
February--opea. 1880; high, $3.50;
Jew. $685. close. 1885.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14
LIBERTY BONDS
nv MILLER IL CO.

United States Liberty Bonds, u pAr
cent, $3.50.
United States Liberty Bonds. Grst
par cent, SEQ so,
LriteG States Liberty Bonds, secold
per cent, S59.40,
United States Liberty Bonds. Hrst ~
per cent, 5000.
United States Liberty Bonds. second
AZ per cent. $S97A
tinted States Liberty Bonds. third
~ Per cent. s9So2-
United States Liberty Bonda. fourth
IA per cent. S96.l0.
United states Liberty Victory Bonds.
a. per cent. $97.a6.
NOW YORK PRODUCE
New York, March l3--ButteE market
stronger. Creamery extras, s3G7IA
ersts. e696s; higher. 6s1a 972A.
State dairy tubs, z68e7.
Renovated extras, 81 S..
Imitation fysts. 4sG47.
Cheese SOC good export demand
Whole mail special state 2s7a ESQ; WIS
conslu whole 22933. State skim ape
Gals. I7921c; price, -39i6.
EggE; Market steady. Nearby waits
fancy. 5s454
Brown, 40 9so.--
Extra, 4604T.
Flrsts, 42A CA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14
WHOLESALE BEEF

wEo!esalA seli!az 2-.ces N heef cIts
no Cs1rs ~ ard rom ia NY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14
LOCAL STOCK MARKET

Bfa~ Asked
state gecurities~
Virginia Centuries .-..1932 Ss1s
Virginia Centuries ....I3e1 SON
R c + n @ city els,
street Railway RondA
Va r and ?. Co. S.. 1884 rs
street Railway Stocks
". r and P. Co 5s... .13s1 IS
Va r and p. Co.. pfd. 20
Railroad stocks.
l. c L. .- 100 so IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. March l3--Foreign ex-
change close. Sterling demand. 3,e7;
cables. s.s7A Bankers, sixty days.
3,s4 ninety days, asa
Francs, checks. is.47 cables. 1915.
Belgium checks. 1892: cables, 1890
German checks, l24 cables, las,
b Aussraa cheeks, 4sa& cables. 4 5t,'.sa 2
Holland checks, as&; cables. SSH
Italy checks. 1917; cabless~1sl5.
Swiss checks. 5s2 cables. 5.so-
Stockholm Kroner checks. 1910. ca
bles. 20.25
christiania Kroner checks 1885, ca
bles. l7.7o.
Canadian dollars, 1887
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

Wholesale quotations by wocdson-
Crax. Inc. i31S East Cary street Madt-
sen teS-J.}
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14

The negro OF the United States
owns 10000. 900 acres Of la1d. 5eo.-
900 homes. 33a newspapers and peri
odscal., 3I.393 churches and e6,0oos
900 II church property. There ara
5000 colored physicians. 1000 train
ed nurses, 1000 lawyers and sec
authors and inventors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-14

Clement K Shorter. the brilliant
literary editor OF the London Sphere
says OF a. Conan Doyle: II ana
amazed that he, upon whom looked
as the very type OF a sturdy, SELF.
rel.ert, haalthy-rnonded man. should
have INDUCED himself in two si,ch
books as the New Revelation and tia
Vital Message That they sell T
have no manner Of doubt, but that
they do lot OF harm am equally
certain