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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
DANGEROUS BUSINESS TO
WALK WITH HEAD OF HOUSE
"Other Woman" Was S.nr Boarier.
but Lnntlindy Shot Her
Anyway.
IRy Universal Service. ]


CHICAGO, August 26--The fac.
that it took her husband three hours
or moro each night TO smoke cigar,
together with the fact that every time
he left the house to smoke the star
hoardcr, one Miss Flossio Tamator
young and good looking. went, too,
caused Mrs. Susie Lambert, of Chi
cago. TO take the law into her own
hands. and today she is hold on bonds
OF $500 for shooting the alleged
other woman"
Mrs. Lambert told the court that
her husband suddenly started smoiS-
ing cigars, and that at the same time
the boarder. Miss Tamato. began to
indulge in evening walks. The
strange part of IL all was, Mrs. LAM
bert AYERS. that Miss Tamato always
'dolled" up in her hes; when going
out for her walks; that she left al
most Immediately after the departure
OF Lambert: that it required three
hours or moro for her husband TO
smoke cigar. and that the counlc
always returned at about the same
time
Mrs. Lambert decided the matter
had gone far enough. and so she n.ed
n shot at Miss Tamato. 1t pierced
her jaw. Fiossie was unable to tell
her end OF the story
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
CHICAGO GRAN M.trKEr.

CHICAGO August 2c.--Ail grains were
affected b. the carly strength in wheat
today; bu, the best prices Were no main:
lower levels. ~ the nni2h wheat was
(. sa,. 20 2a3H and March rs Com
showed net loss OF u to ls.c and oats
ruled strong a, a 1871 TO Us advance
Strength was shown curly in tile wheat
market but the decline in other grains
served 10 temper bullish sentiment. Weak
ness Ut Minnca Dolls also hsd Aoaie eaecl
here. Decemb.r showed Il firm unds .tone
'ort did not maintain is advance. while
March was under pressure. there b. in z
nuy!HE or the former and selling OF the
!atte- which caused material spread
between The two deliveries. ESpo.t d.
ia aal was slow and bids from abroaa
There was free selling Of corn bu, IL
was .mposs:blc 10 get hlrh prices for
futures. After a weak start. tho ma IKE /
rallied but again weakened quickly and
c!oscd near the lowest levc! OF the day
. September; which was tigh. at ,hc open
Ing. dropncd SHARPLY and the general sem
iiucnt became bear!sh. Country offerings
were somewhat larger. hu; the car Situs-
uon tended 10 prcvent sales to arrive
con news Yves given !ltt!e attention.
oats were irn early on short covering
b1t weakened later with corn
Provisions showed a stronger tone on
the strength In foreign exchange add an
advance OF 10 20 Pc in hogs Offerings
however. were limited and shorts were
eager BUYERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
DEMPSEY FEARS MIsKE
Says Billy Hits Harder Than jess
Willard and Is
Faster.
my AssocIatcd Pro.s.

BENTON HARBOR, MICH. August
26--Jack Deppsey, worlds heavy
weigh; champion. admitted today that
both he and Manager Jack kearns
had serious respect for Billy Miske.
the ST. Paul challenger. whom Demp-
sey meets in Il championship match
mere week from Monday. In antici-
patton OF Il hard. grucllinE contest.
Dempsey has settled down to Il Wig
rounding into perfect lighting con-
dition.
Dempsey says he regards Miske as
a better fighter than Jess Willard.
whom Dempsey whipped in the third
round OF their battle at Toledo four
teen months ago. Dempsey fought
Miskc twice and failed to knock him
out In either engagement. They met
In ten-round engagement in st.
Pdul two years ago last May and
seven months later faced each other
in si%-round match at Philadelphia.
Miske Ginning a victory.
II am frank TO sa% that l think
Miskc is a sitter punchcr than VIII
lard and certainly is much faster"
the champion said today. and he can
stand up under severe punishment. /
even failed to Knock him down. al
though put every ounce OF strength
behind my punches.
.Miske is as big as ! am and per-
hnps will Slightly outweigh me on
Labor Day. l figure to go into the
ring under the l90-pound notch. /
hope 10 be at the same weight as
was when fought Willard. IS7
pounds"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
WINDSOR RESULTS

nss' Rs sfssSs hHs ash s siS So
Myrtle Crown. los tNoianj, ii0. $40: Nv
Celtic Lass. Natural. Sir Mortimer. Zeal:
Gus. Marie cowcll and shIfty.
sSnsdys HFaio9sS Ss SiS hal IKE
GisinsshI ~ fine il i. Zen M Tgsi 30
Belle Roberts All Vezina. Far East. He!.
ma and Allah also ran.
Inisd race-siX furlongs-Moody. IFS (Col-
uiettn; 5so. 4.i9. SID: Heath ReIi IS tRo-
maneihl; ,G.lO. go: Maurice H. lie IKen-
neGy). 20. Time: :!3. Eastsldc. Baiiy-
new. Tutt. Petrarch and Martin 4. Noonan
lo1 FG willis, 5ae e q & Hickman
nedy> ea! 9 T,I aso aip; TorieS lio {ken
in Ef ana ,a TlekliIii also dm ran;
70 orTis5 Nso an 1910 si1ssSsn'hh a!iy nsI
I,utwoilI. 80 Tine. ;:S4e5. iG FSscne ~
Sority. Captain nces. Frank Waters and
Sixth racd..one miIe-;Rull,on. ITO tMor-
risaey)o $50. 30. 2.9; .Iouetie. ltI fErick-
20. limo. 1.so rs. Vice Chairman. War
zone Eas Claymoro, Wexford and Kings
seventh raee--nile and six,eentb-.c,,,r
55nteed. iN IHeinsehl. 1850. 40 $50: BID :
dieoss; 80 (Harbourn). $50. $50; Gournand
I rs eKSnnedy>, aeo. limo. il!.- pills,
TIank f. also ran. 5'''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
RICHMOND COLLEGE MEN
CALLED FOR FOOTBALL
Coach Frank N. Dobson Expects
Good Matcrial to Pick
Etnlp

Coach Frank Nj. Dobsou, athletic
director at che University Of Rich
mond. VINO is summering in Indiana,
has issued through Manager Frank
Bentley and Captain Dick" Broad
dus. call for last years Richmond
College football squad 10 report for
practise September 70. at 10 o'clock.
which is three days previous to the
first registration day.
Coach Dooson's urgent summons
for wcarers of the Red and Blue to
report at this carly date is prompted
By the broadening out program of
the Spiders for this fail. With only
one game TO be played with each Of
the other four Eastern Virginia In
terco!lesiate championship contend
ers, the local Erinironists have con-
iractcd TO bring to Richmond elevens
representing V /. L., Wake Fores.
ana Davidson. while the Spiders viii
Journey TO Washington to engage
Catholic ~"
Eight games in all are on the Dob
sohites card, six TO be staged here
ana Two away. the other game abroad
besides the Washington battle will
pc with William ana Mary, at Nor
fo!k. Richmond College viii omen
with LynchburS College on october
:. the nm city college making It's
dehut IN II. V. !. y. \. circles on
that occasion. Catholic University
comes next and then follows the
championship struggles with Tech
and the Tarhcois interspcrsed. the
curtain coming down in n Thanksgiy-
ing game with Randolph Macon.
Spiders ave expecting ut least elev-
en- members OF last years Varsity
back and n large majority of In st
seasons scrubs, and in addition TO
this reuclus the usual Freshmen ma
;erial, but regardless Of these pros
poets. the wcsthampton outfit will he
pushed to it's limit TO meet the de-
mands to be made on 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
Remarks by Ruth
ny WILLIAM T.. KIRK.

ny WILLIAM T.. KIRK.
Home runs arc not 80 hard to
mike
Az many people might suppose.
A good, tight grip on tho bnt you
tu!<c
And Gun the horsehidc on the
Then sailing down the line IL
sonnet that hit nrc going yet.
And. though I've slnmmcd n lot
of those,
Home runS are not so hard 4. get,
Some say the mind controls the
nun
Mind over matter. Maybe 40,
But, say, how many teachers can
Pole out healthy four-base
bioJvt
Nix! First fellow has to
Tall. thick and hurry. like a slab.
When you are buIlt like babe,
though,
Home runs are not SO hurd To
grab.
Give me the beef! And so 1 nay
Ihe heef counts just ms much
IN skill.
Perhaps my brain mny he q. X,
hut brains alone cnn't cum no
Most any brand or curve I Kill,
when n gay liz built like bunker
Home runs nre not so hard to get.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
INCREASES ARE IN
EFFECT THROUGHOUT u. S.
some steamship Lines Also Advance
Their Rates-Others to Go
Up by january I.
IBy Associatcd Press.
Aueus, o.


WASHINGTON, August &c. In
creased freight rates ana passenger
1ares authorized by the Interstate
Commerce Commission went into ef-
rect To-Day on practically all railroads
OF the country. A number OF steam
SNIP companies operating along the
atlantic and Gulf coasts and on the
treat Lakes made corresponding adj
vances in their rates
Kaiiroads which did not advance
their rates today were those thai
had not filed blanket schedules in
time for them to become efrectiye
In such cases the higher rates will GO
INTO erect later. For railroads tho
general increase allowed was an
proxinately 80 l-3 per cent in freight
Rates 20 per cent in passenger fares
ahd excess baggage and milk
charges, and 80 per cent in charges
Tor iNuiiman space. Similar increases
were authorized by the commission
ior water carriers on joint rail and
The Shipping Board ruled. in an
proving higher freight and passenger
aii-water rates for companies umder
IT'S Jurisdiction, that they could &c
put into effect any time before Jan,l-
airy 1 on one days notice from the
companies. '''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
The Old Timers Croak
ny WILLIAM T.. KIRK.

III W llIsIAM II. fNlflN.
There ain't no more notion.
And no sHtINtnction
In none of them sports OF today.
The bnii clubs hit lower
AND horscs run slower
And lighters arc fading away.
Tie lighters now working
Are stallinE and shirkinw
And nli TINT they think OF is
Dough.
Any one OF that mob,
LIZ he Fought Lnnky Dob,
W0uld look like ~ terrible Joe!
The Fighters nre jobhers-
The SrcSticrs nrc robbers!
The pprintcrs can't touch the old
breed.
No batter toc.ay
Sings the old-fnS1iioncd why
N" piteher has hnlf Rusie's
No man except NIFTY
Could drive bHtters batty
Like Rusic when lie ,yas O. X.
Ihcm old hoys WINS rough
nut them old boys was tough
And we mint got the same stock
today!
Old horses were faster,
Enci, old stnr N MASTER,
Old athletes could clean thi, new
crowd.
IL he tackled John l..
They would put him away I'm /,
shroud.
Eo to see fights
nut niiss the old sights
ANA no matter svlint newcomers
say,
There aint M moro action
= And no sntis faction
In mono of them sports OF today:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
RIO JANERI0 OLYMPlAD
Ipy Associated Press.l

ANTWERP. August 26.-Baron
Pierre dc Coubcrtin. president of the
International Olympic committee, and
father OF the Olympic games" Will
be uccompa nicd to Rio Janeiro for
the South American international
games in 1922 by Elwood :. Brown,
physical education secretary OF the
Y. NJ c. A., In its foreign work with
the international committee. IL WAS
learned here today.
II was said to bc largely due to Mr..
Browns efforts that the Rio Janeiro
games will be held under the off,
c:al sanction and with the recoEni-
ton of the International Olympic
committee, which has recognized
them as an integral part OF the Olym-
pic all sports for air world move
meat.
Secretaries and physical directors
viii be detailed 1T was stated today,
to promote interest in the Rio Jauciro
meeting, 10 assist in training COM
pctitors and 10 help supervise the
games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
CLEVELAND STARTS TO
BOYCOTT CARL MAYS
Johnson and Speaker Hold Confer
cncc ON Matter in
Phiiadc iphin.
[HY AssOCiatol FTas!

NY NSsDCfittU I7IHsY-I
PH1LADELPHIA. August 26.-Bcn
Johnson, president Of the American
League. today held long conference
with iris Speaker. manager of the
both admitted they had discussed the
report that "A petition for a boycott
against Carl Mays. pitcher for the
New York Amcrica.ns. who accident
ally hit Ray Chairman with 4 pitched
ball and caused his death. had been
sent TO the other teams in the ;S2 que
By the Cleveland players. They re-
fused absolutely 10 say anything
further except to declare that other
baseball matters were also discussed.
\ Cleveland playcr also admitted
the petition had been signed ny the
Cleveland men. but declined 10 say
anything further. This was corrobor-
atcd by a Cleveland club official. who
Is travelling Win the team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
CHICAGO 1--we sTocK MAKKEr.

HOO. s,rons 20 &c higher on bcsI aUi
butcher cattle aad canner-: bologna bu.s
&c lower. caves ABOUT steady. stockers
slow ana steady. new top 1915 on choice
steers OF Az weights: bulk. IDod and
cho'tc !optIlI.5p; tulk E-nssy cattle s.C0SI
$50. good 10 best cows. E.Nul2i5. me-
dunn grades. {, $50: Gamers and cut
t.rs. 4Dgtt.E: bologna bulls mostly S.56ss
go: good TO choice v.alers. Iv.g31 lJ.ie:
htaTy and plain caiYes. go Z. f.1s: stock-
ers and feeders slow and steady.
Hos: rccc!pts. 1900: fully. - TO &c
higher thJn yesterdays average: medium
and heavy Packing advancing most. top.
la.6G: buik light and butchers. I..5 q ih.oJ.
ou!k packing sowA, 1876 81 1870: piEs. - 10
ioc higher bull" desirable kinds. Is.7tG
sheen: receipts $500: strong TO c5e
higher; TOP Western lambs N.aj: top
tive: 1870: bulk native. i4Oa 800. cul!s
mostly sJ'u:v: best n3;ive ewes. 80:
,9p we;heTs. So q feeding lambs largely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
BRITISH LIQUOR MEN WAGE
AMTl-AMERiCAN CAMPAIGN
Aff-iShtrd by the Spectre of Pro-
hibttinn. Whisky Interests There
Grow Active.
Iny Unlvcrsal seryice.

ny Universal Service.
LONDON, August 26.-Anti-Amer-
lean propaganda on the part of Brit
ish LIQUOR interests continues. At
TriEhted by the sDccter OF prohibition,
the men controlling the saloons in
this country hope TO allay IL by stirr-
ing UP feeling against the country OF
it's origin.
shabby" is the term applied to
the campaign by contributor to the
Observer. who says:
The word American, or its equiv
alent, appears nowadays in an often
sivc connection in almost every line
of the liuuor press and pPmoniets
and America is caricatured In its
posters"
The writer denias that there was
any possible cause for oircnse in the
visit TO Greet Britain OF American
prohibitionists~.to explain the causes
and effects OF the dry ordinance; but
the liquor interest seized upon II as
ammunition and is now engaged in
cmbroiling England with America to
further it's own ends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27

y couple OF games ioat Of this STAGE or
Inc rage, a. scink 10 mean 4 biz eaanEe
In positions, he second division bunch
are jumping around from dag TO day. but
tn1t has no bearing on the vital GGeEtion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27

Looks as II tho Colts were going out
AFTER Gil three games. Wilson hrttor he
careful or there VIII be Il whi,swash re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27

All members % the local team are prais-
IN. Inc new pitcher. George Scott. and
say they have second Mike ltircher IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27

II was pretty tough TO hand Jimmy
Poole an error yesterday in the ninth. Ar
raEon's throw, however. was perfect and
1t looked like lots or time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
LAND BANKS IN RECORD
PROGRESS DURING JULY
reduced Expenses Enabled Tedern,
ohcers TO Increase Former
Profit by $4,000.
[ By AssocintcI prcsa

WASHINGTON. August 6.-Earn-
inFS OF the Federal IanI hanks nsi,h
hshed new record in July, the re-
turn totalling. S357.20S, or approxi-
mately $4,000 more than in the
AIRY.
The increase in net income for
July" said Commissioner LobdeII.
is explained by the fact that, while
me hXed gross income is the same
new loans being temporarily sus
pended as result of pending litiga-
tion--the land banks have reduced
thSir operating expenses through n
reuuction IN personnel. Dividends
VIII be paid as usual"
oatstandSng loans aggregate $344,-
4fo,OOo. II was announccd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
COTTON MAIihET,.

KEN YORK. August ci.-'rhcrc w.r.
srsl trade. situation led IL lncteassd oiier.
inliy m1!n,sInsd Xfter saIiss w"Fe s2i
60 sGry Deccinser, advanced 10 .Ga) eSscd
,no ssnera! market closing steudy at d
The market oSen go :" ba r"!!g'' steady !.
VEINS WsiI OF 10 5, points under LIVERPOOL.
when Was S S 6Sa nrao ssinT e. psr Of
iainiy reg1rd!ns the British trade outlook.
fashirG, mills We're nanning IL close down
s .nh u coal strike was dtc!ar re-
%e s so sa.rn rsneio ssry ng yFaHa
nave bGen some selling on IN. iavoynbIe
checked, ~ removed covering tor cv,.r "9 ,Sn
Trp , hing end August crop reports.
sav@nre which carried October cor MI ns
=" rpm ~ ~ 20 Ao3 and January from
10 This made an advance OF 90 ia .;
9 p,w rom me Closing figures OF yesteye
M, INV 5eGS5s OF last Tuesday morning on
.pot basis in the ssvannah market ''; and
sSattoa ,I Srop complaints from The South.
ssrs q" eary p1yeff he but
there were sharp reactions on rumors ,hni
n tns iot COTTON mills would close down
:, m These rTnm9rs were not altogether cred.
.aeting to AS for Ja nSwexsr' p acc afsfr
ned again on renewed covering. Rrports :
H a' hsdnHF t eStoa from
reducing next year's acreage were one
81 the factors on tho advance.
Fort movement:
New York--M iddlIng 235O. e,Do-,s -,o
stock, e9SJ2. g. ''Vo
Total l i%S,a.a,sy-eeepss N5si; exports. $500
!. fetal e. Tor week-Reeelpts. 1891; exports.
TOT Total for acknowledging. ll..7ss; OK.
NEW ORLEANS. August 2s.-Tb, ,-.n,
was higher in cotton today. aithou.h
thero were periodic OF depression and Tho
s srsS, WAS 20 s. points over the mai
Of the short, Interest. because OF n gem.
sIal pairing down OF August condition es-
Inmates. was the main factor back OF tho
sdvancc: nithough late In the session there
lion In Texas and expectations Of h,,iJish
condition figures from private bureaus
IN the early trading pricNs We're of To
nc mes extent n, OK t9 Is points mainly be-
lately asraily occurred on short covering
ind from then on tho ma rl,et was M III
idvancc: excent for q short period in Tic
ate trading when the mon hs under most
Press sIrSssur re- went slightly under yesterdays
Tho Eastern, belt had agreed to close down
for period OF ten days. In the last Inif
hour OF business tho demand strengthened
gain. AZ The highest OF the session prices
90 81 n'9 s o 70 l ma final
reports Of too much rain In Tex, and
,iso IN norttons of tho Eastern belt.
, Sus.,, with the forecast OF unsettled to
no belt helped tho market attain It's hest ei
trices. 80, peSt'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
Elrxt Europcan Air Mail.

icy Univcrsal Service.
PARIS. August 26.--Thc first inter-
continental air mail has been cstah-
l!shcd by the French between Paris
and brussels. Letters viii be trans
ported between France and Belgium
by air for IL cents
-<ther air mails are to be arranged
between Paris and Rome, Madrid
Geneva, Vienna ana Budapest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27

Rv winning yesterday Brooklyn nearly
caught up with Cincinnati. who By losing
are now only two points ahead. y change
may DC expected there most any day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27

Tho white SoS took ono yesterday while
the Yankees and the Indians were going
down TO defeat which greatly strcagtiicnci
their hold ON nrst place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27

Just as Babe Ruth is telling us In his
lite's history how to knock them out he
OF the season Look. as IL he beI.oves In
illustrating his storY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
BATTER UP
iiY JOI; COIN.

,sS 95 taf,s first time in weeks the Rich
looked pfc,;y sccG 10 SEQ I'd 1.a N.Y. Stuart
I rom afonnd again AZ The mldtie ,....
ArraEon p!sy!nE tbs far corner. Iioiines
ioysd p .5c; turi Gas n Tish RsynF
put the old pep in The bunch from behind
ihe pat lust as hc always docs wherever
lac plays.
II, the leaders la the league wen. out as
SinndinE AIRY ;he sunie "a yesterday. Some
emu.
a couple OF games ioat ., this STAGE or
IN positions me second division bunch
that has no bearing on the Vita! aueston.
Poole error s' HsES IN The nam nn,S KY
Il iSeked hiS ike lots @sS 81 fas was perfect and
fS sa f5T %%s fF &akt s2'a ~H 'H ssS
h hSis psPt 'he si All In rprmin around the
Nike KrSheT vent 'g wa tGhi but hi the E Go,a
will develop a new one over night.
When the Truckers hear we are going
70 sprlrE a band OH ihcm next Friday
tina, nosy one OF theirs along with them.
!. they do there VIII certainly he some
NY; Ipst , as BABE RUN 4 telling us in hi.
comes across with his forty fourth homes
of the season; Looks as II he believes IN
illustrating his story.
Tn. white SoS took ono yesterday while
the Yankees and the Indians were going
down 70 defeat which greatly strengthened
their hold ON hrst place.
Rv winning yesterday Brooklyn nearly
caurht un with Cincinnati; who By losing.
may be Expected tSsrs s NEST 1854 am d Ss.HS'
Looks. az, II tho Colts were going out
AFTER Gil three games Wilson hrttor he
careful or there VIII be whitewash re-
ward for them.
All members % the local team arc nrais-
inG the new pitcher. George Scott and
say they have 4 second Mike Kircher IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
BANK CHANGES ITS NAME
Becomes Citizens Bank of stunrt.
nhd south BOst0n Hank Doubles
Its CRnIfnl Stock

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON. August &c. 49, The
Comptroller of the Currency an
nounced today the conversion of the
70 the Citizens Bank Of Stuart with
Dr. G. II. Divers. OF Stuart. as cor
Tho Boston National Bank OF South
thority to increase its capital stock
from 100000 to 100000, the Como
troiiar fvthesC rency announced To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
DRY GOODS

. NE WORK. August 2s-Thc volume nj,
!n"uirirs from out OF Town rOr GOODS in
thc DRY GOODS inarket showed slight i'm
tfnI"i1ert Today. Prices suft IN col: =
tnn cto:hs and ,-arns and ,wcoicn goods
G;.r" inactive. SILKS were dgii Nv'th raw
s!ka lower Burlaps for late shlo.ncn;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
sr,Sn,Nc ~.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Eetroit at Washingt ton.
Cleveland NJ PHILADELPHIA,
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
FOREIGN MONEY

LONDON. August ?s.-Bar silver sii.d per
ounce. money. Oh per cent: discount atcs
SSnmprt pilts. 80 per cent: three months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-27
COTTONSEEn oIr.

NEW YORK, August N-The cottonsccd
oil market advanced sharply on covering
liveries: influenced by tho upturn In lard
and cotton. In the absence OF trade do
somewhat near tho close and maj bids
} WeT2 8 p 70 p noints net higher. Sales
il.75: Septcmber. closed. IlS5; October. 5'6s:
december. 12cS: January. 1s.po: March, 1850.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

tti iL,,I4: Blue Rose. - pockets. s'4ao;
or s:Si' 80 80 "nohe,s, S,.Mio. iran" per
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LOSE AT WATER POLO
tBy Associated p-ess1

ANTWERP, Nug,sst jsfi-I!irnr;ana
refeatcd the United States In the
water polo sem!-tinals of the olym-
pic games today to q
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SAVANNAH, GA, Angus; T-rurpen-
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sales sales. LES: tsccipls 1856: shipments. 3
70. stock fO.aIy. Quote: H. i3.o: u E
+. O. II. !. X. NJ. = WG. WV. 1890.
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The Pessiilnist

II mt first you don't succeed,
Sigh. sigh again! 5if
II they bloch you when you Iead,t
Sigh. sici, again!
II Misfortune takes "A hnnd
In some game you try to land,
Nope around TO best the band! SE
Sigh, sigh ugpiu. -
When You get Jolt OF loss. ssssF
Sigh, Sigh again! fbf
when you get the double croas,t
Sigh, sigh sgain! 9S
Nearly nil Tor which we try SIG
Costs too much or hangs too high,
But guy can always sigh!
Sigh, nigh n;2ain!