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New-York tribune., 1920-08-29
The Money OntIook

A Wall Street man who Is conversant
with the inner workings of the local
money market says the stock market
may as we'll prepare itself for high
money rates this fall. In the opinion
of this man the fact that the banks
will be able to take care of the autumn
credit demands of business and agricul-
ture is no reason for expecting the re-
New-York tribune., 1920-08-29
Silver Market

silver London, Gid; New York. do
nestle, 30 re; foreign, 97$4c; Mexican
iollars. 74Mc.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-29

Bid. Asked,
owens Bot N As ~
do pr $50. 80 100
Pacific Coast. 25 80
do I'd pr. -. As so
Pacific Devel . 321a 34
reo G & L. AK As
Pacific Mail. 81
Pac Tsl & r 40 II
Parish & Bing 2sA
Penn J c pr. Sc S91s
Peoria & E.. l0n IL
Poro Mar pr. 40 a.
do prior pr. 55 60
Petit Null. 50 99
do lst pr. 81 ll5
Phil Jones e.. 90 SO
Pierce Ar pr. SSH 93i<
Pierce Oil pr. so 81
Plus Coal pr IS S5ia
? + w e C.ll3 100
Pitts Steel pr. S5 90
p & " Va pr 7S Y
Pr st Car pr 81 %
pullma, ~ 40 ~,
Rv 81 Snr ~ ido ~ ,t
ReatI,nr Ist w nr ~ ~ ~
do Sd nr NJ - Az - -
Refs 4 70 "a oN 1e 1
do mr. ~ ~ q, 90
Rem r IA, nr ~ 90 90
Rcnsseloer ~ ,oe oe
'R I 4. . n- % % %
Savare Arms ~ =. =,
s"sb e A A r. '''', y, ,s,l -.
Soorv Don - a., sz - Y
shat Ar,z ~ iT' 81 ~ -,
SIS & g. n- -, ~ en . ~
: p u s,,oa, ~ 20 90 o so
do nr INK iSo,l iSo
So MI mr. ~ 2o, lcS cS "
Standard Nh, 90 = ~
i,,'-I,u do nr Nn'i' -, loo %
S.udchaksr =. ''7a 80 80
SIM Stssi si ~ ~
do nr ga "a ol5 o. 2
T e. p p n ,r oso 80 %. y. Is
Third Az ~ mn t''-o9 o,l ',o
Tidcwater on on on ~ oy ~
New-York tribune., 1920-08-29
London Money Market

LONDON, Aug. 28. Bar silver. 6O5sd
per ounce; bar gold, l15s. Money, 5la
per cent; discount rates. short bills,
GA per cent; three months bills, Ga 03
6iS per cent. Gold premiums ut Lis
bon, 14O.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-29
Bid. Asked.
Int Motor Tr 3nl, Al

| Bid. Asked.
Int Motor TT 3ets Al
% ist pr. 1914 II
do I'd pr. GO -
liz Paper pr. yo lo5
DO pr stpd. 72ia 13
Int Nickel pr 70 SO
Int Salt 49,. 55A
Iowa Central. 4 ~
Jewel Tea -. 8 8
do pr ..... 90 so
Joros Tea go. l5la 22M
kCFS&M pr. SO
X CITY so pr ~ 45h
Kelly Spr pr 50 So
do s pc pr. 80 95
kelsey Wheel. 55 90
do pr -. SO SO
Kcok q d NJ. 4 Ak
do pr .. 20 so
KreSs & Co. SO1a 81
LacleSie Gas. 35 SO
] al., |, &. ~ - -
''1i,o do ~ ~. " w. ,l,l 55a
roa ~ n,'h - :. =, o. y 80
IT, ic., suD :, q :, - e.: 20 20
DO n nr 'i AoS oS ioo,l 1oo
do Il n 20 90 i9,7- i9V7-
L-W Biscuit. 42ll 45
do - ~. ~ nj 40 . ~, -
r.o-illard ~ !, y i9d i9a,l isf igf
40 = = 49,, - ioo ,,, u 4 90
oJ'njsy - 6. ,no M io,o io3
AIacl,sy ros 81 81 90
dn ~ 0 ~ ot 90
Msn,,, = Srror "2 "2 ,o0 o0H
Gn n- '""' - i"o o"
Mnnbat Reach l. ~ 10,
AJnuho- EI 4, - ~, ~
AIamhnt 81, % o.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-29
Other Oils

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
100 .1SIlI sWn Davies. 2s,s 9s1. ssis sg4s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
BRYAN LEAGUE SWINGS
TO SUPPORT OF GERARD
Lending Member Declares Former
Ambassador In Avowcd Candidate
Before Party Primaries.
fBy Associated Prcss,]

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-The Bryan
League Of New York. resurrected a
few days ago for the ostcnsible pur-
npse nr ot eo pooi,,hs I'M s,dnnn M,.nh lem Innings
nounccd il had swung around in sup
port OF james w. Gerard. former am
baSsador TO Germany, who has filed
in South Dakota his formal notice of
cond.dacy for the Democratic nomina-
ton.
Frank II. Warder. one OF the leading
that MIR Gerard is the only avowcd
candidate before the presidential pri-
maric:'. and the Bryan League believes
that he ought TO receive the unanimous
nominate tion 1T tho national convention"
Wardcr added that Augustus Thomas,
II lifelong friend OF Bryan's. intended
TO give Il dinner here January 10 to
launch the Gerard boom. and that the
speakers would include Secretary of
the Navy Daniels and Bishop Charles
Sumner Burch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
AUTOMOBILES To COLLECT
BUNDLES FOR POOR TODAY
Iimes-Dispatch Trucks VIII Gather
Up Clothing to BE Distributed
by Associated Charities.
LIBERAL RESPONSE To CALL
Engine House No. 10 Setting Pace
Tor Other Fire Stations, More Than
200 OF 800 Packages Donated in
Drive Having Been Collected There.

Puos,caiion in Tho Times Dispatch
yesterday that 4 telephone call 10 Ram
aoipn would bring an automobile
truck for donations to the ..Eun,lIc
Day drive brought "a veri,ablc ava
ianchc ot calls and kept the young wo-
man At tn. switchboard working over
tme pcnciling addresses.
Within - short ;imc after the edition
carrying the announcement was dcliv-
Ircd the h;at call came into The Times
niSpa,ch Office, and OF and On. all
uaE Tue iine was kept busy. This was
ustncnted by an Increased number of
telephone messages 10 the several fire
s,alions' advising the flrc-ng hters that
bundles were at such-and-s adj
dresses waiting for some one to come
Tor them. The last OF the hundles
5nould T,, be LETT at the stations or rhe
should be in bE noon today.
.sterday was banner day in the
Bundle Day campaign. upwards OF
200 being left a: fire stations. These.
%lth the more than 400 that had bee n
ieft with the stations up to o'clock
yesterday morning. carries the total
VEL heyond the 100 mark. Calls
phoncd 10 The Times Dispatch and the
donations. are expected to carry :hc
number past the 500 mark
Engine Iiouse No. 10 Leading.
EhSine House No 10 at Lombardy
2i receiving the largest number of oun-
dies, more than 200 having been left
a, TINS station thus far.
calls which came into The Times
Dispatcn Office We're from widely sep
aratcd points. tho following sections OF
the city being represented: West
Grace. West Main, Grove Avenue Par,,
Avenue. kensington Avenue, North
Boulevard, Hanover Avenue Stuart
Avenue, Allen Avenue, South Plum.
North Addison. North Harrison North
Bclviderc East Main. East cary. North
Eighth. .Sorth Sixth. East Franklin
East Broad, Highland Park, Woodland
Heights chambcrlsyne Avenue, Sc mi
nary Avenue and Montrosc Avenue.
Drive Ends Todn..
The drive will end today. and all
bundles left AT the tirc stations. a,
The Times, pispaicll offISN or ;ciept,eTsc
to- the several fire stations or into The
Time nes-Dispatch Office will be called
for.
Fire Chief William II. Joynes las,
night expressed himself as highly
Eratified at the response, and wishes
to thank those who have answered tn.
appeal.
Tho Times Dispatches feet of deli;-
cry trucks Will begin collecting tho
bundles at noon today and will tax.
them To the rooms OF the Associated
Charities. n Fourteenth and Franklin
Streets, whore The various garments
and other articles of wearing apparel
w.li be sorted and prcpa red for distr,-
button among Eichmond's worthy poor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
PLAN TO COMBAT h. C. |.
LEAGUE TAKES STEPS
TO OVERCOME EVILS
Legislation for shorter Working Day
and Minimum WnEen for Women
II First Step.
tnr ssnclaiod p-r.s,.

NEW YORK, Jan. d.---An Atlantic
Coast conference on tho cost OF living"
1t which cIforts viii he made to get
Eastern sc.5oaTd states TO join their
sister StateS1 III the. West in legisla- !
ton f,tr a shorter working day and
minimum wages .oS women, was called
today for January % at Newark by
the National Consumers League.
Speakers VIII include: United States
Senator William 5. kenyon, sponsor
FOR IN. kcuy kendrck packer lcgis-
iAtion; William y. Colvcr. chairman
OF the Federal Trade Comm ssion, and
Miss Clara Mortcnson, secretary OF the
minimum WAH" commission of the Dis
tr.ct ut Columbia
In announcing the conference. Mrs.
Florence Kelly, general secretary of
the ioaTue. declared that even the
most enlightened minimum wage rul-
lnSs ia'l 70 keep pace with the prices
oi the necessities OF life, particularly
food
Three practical methods Of over
coming this national evil are i'm
medlatcly available 10 consumers"
sh" continued, cnumcratinS:
/, support of tn. work OF the Fed
,ral Trade Commission and the Ken
Nor- Is kvndr!ck legislation as means Of
stimulating Increased supplies OF
animal food.
= Establishment OF county and city
nnhttoIrs, markets and storage ware
houses a. means OF making these food )
more accessible 20 all parts OF the
country.
.. organization By consumers Of CO.
operative associations similar TO those
existing tnrou-hou: Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
WOMAN WHO FIGURED
IN WHITE SLAVE CASE
CONVICTED OFEORGERY
Sentence Of THO Years Suspen-
ded on Condition That Hrs.
Chambers Return Home.

After giving Mrs. Anna Lee Cham
osrs. charged with forgery on two
counts. one year IN the penitcntiarv
on each count yesterday. Judge -. C..
Richardson. of the iiustintS Court.
took pity on his terror-strlckcu
prisoner and suspended sentences or
condition that she leave AT once for
her home in Texas.
joseph L. Darden, who she testified
was Formerly engaged to her was in
court and agreed to furnish the funds
tor her return and TO pay an cnctim-
hrance on her baggage at tho .Iyffcr
son Hotel. She WAS escorted TO the
5lain iatc yesterday afternoon by
Detective j. j. Wiltshire.
Mrs. Chambers was the princinal
witness ior the Department OF Justice
not long ago when Darden and
Charles w. Shields were arraignod
before United States Commissioned
Flesenheimer on charge of violating
the Mann white slave act by brinr :
Ing Mrs Chambers here from Texas.
lhey were acquitted. Later Mrs.
Chambers took poison in Police Court
when on trial for forgery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
WHISKY men IN DILEMMA
UNABLE TO DISPOSE OF so
MILLION GALLONS OF LIQUOR |
Distillers Decide to Appoint Committee
to Confer With Federal officials
In Search of Relief.
IRy Associated Press.

CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. George r.
Deiterle. Cincinnati distiller. has been
authorized TO appoint committee to
go to Washington and discuss with the
Federal officials the problem OF dis
posing Of the bonded whisky in tho
This was announced at the close OF
a meeting of Ice distillers from all
sections OF the country here today. MIR.
Dciterle presided at the conference.
or the total OF 6o.o0o,ooO gallons of
bonded whisky in tho United States.
35,ooO,ooo gallons are in warehouses;
OF Kentucky.
No way OF disposing OF this immense
quantity OF liquor. valued al hundreds
q millions OF dollars. has been pro-
vidcd by Congress. except by expor-
tation, and even hat will be pro-
hibitsd after January 16 when the
effect.
1t was said that numerous sun
gestions were made for relief during
discussion today, and that the com
m!ttec VIII take all under considera-
ton and lay such as i, may later con-
cludc best before the authorities. No
Gchnite plan was adopted by the con-
ference, IL was said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
INDICTMENTS ARE DISMISSED
Preparedness Day Parade Prosecutions
Are Dropped In Courts or
San Frnncisco.
tBy Associated pres..l

iictmcnts against Thomas j. Mooney.
two against Israel Weinberg and two
against Mrs. Rena Mooney. wife OF
perior Court.
All were on charges OF murder grow
ing out Of the bomb explosion during
1916.
Two indictments against Mooney,
three against Mrs. Mooney and three
ing a life sentence with Mooney for
connection with the bomb murders, still
arc pending in another branch OF the
Superior Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
TWO MORE SLAIN BY MEX7CANS MAKING TOTAL OF ~
WILSON'S SCA7ELVG LETTER CA USED STRIKE TO END
ASK MILLION DOLLARS TO DRIVE REDS FROM AMERICA
Bundles Of Clothing
to Be Collected Today

This il "uundic Dny." Promptly
NJ nnon, Timcs-Dispntch nutoIno-
bile trucks will start out to the
fire stntions In NIL parts OF Rich
monu tn collect the cnst-on clofh-
ing which Inns been left there for
the poor Of the city In response
to nn appeal from The Finea-Dis-
patch.
up to noon, telephone calls stat
ing where clothing may he secured
will nc received mt The Timcs-Dis-
patch Office. The telephone num-
her il NnndOiph l.. Numerous tcie-
phone calls were received scster-
dny. The list OF pinces will he
handed 10 the trnck drivers Hnd
they viii make the collections ON
their rounds of tho fire engine
N,trr its collection, the clothing
Will be taken to the hendHunrters
OF the Assorinted Charities. Four
trcnth and Franklin streets, and
rhrr. sur,cd and distributed to
those In need Of warmer covering
from tho cold.
clothing mn. he left up 10 noon
today follows:
No. i-;,u6 North Twenty-nfth
40. .-Mnin Street. near Twenty
No. :;-o0S East Broad Street.
Nn. i-2u. North Third street.
40. .-2UO weSt Marshall street.
No. -sn south Laurel street..
No. .-aI0 Enst Cary Street.
No. -JuO Denny Street, Fulton.
No. 9-Fifth street, corner OF
DuNni.
No. IO-IGD9 West Broad street.
No. iI-T>wenty-eiEhth and $
Streets.
M. I.-.2.3 West Cary Street.
No. J:,-Tcnth and BpfnbridSe
Streets. south side.
No. II-t.intcr Park.
W. I5-HiRhInDd Park.
No. Iti-5i5 Lamb Avenue. Barton
Heights.
streets. south Side.
No. Truck-iS03 East Grace
street.
No. 4-EiEhtecnth and Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
BERGER rs ESCORTED
OUT of JERSEY CITY
BIZ CHIEF OF POLICE
Representatives Elect Is Pre-
rcnied From addressing
Socialist Meeting.
Try Associate.t pros !

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. Jan. 6.-yictor
T. Bcrser, representatives elect from
the Fifth Wisconsin District. was
escorted out Of Jersey City tonight by
Chici OF Police Richard 7. Battersby.
liia denarture followed promptly his
arrival in the scheduled role Of Drin
Slphi orator at widely advertised
mass. meeting under. the auspices OF
The socialist Educational Club. With
herScr went Oscar Ameringer his
hrst lieutenant. also advertised as a
The police refused TO permit the
meeting TO he held, announcing that
those who desired to pay dues or
transact business with the officers OF
the club could do so, but that speeches
would DE barred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
PUENLA COURT DENIES -
APPEAL MADE BY JE,SKTExi

sMEHiCO CITY. Jan. 6.-The appeal
OF W llliam Q. Jenkins. Ameican con-
sHiar agent at Puehia. for nullitication.
OF ms release on bail. was denied Nor. .
Puebla. According to Jenkins thn
snoo bond furnished by j. Salter Han
sen; anot Their American. was Eivens
without his knowledge or consent. .Sr,-t,
Jenkins, who was arrested On
charges or collusion with the bandita
VINO kidnapped him last October had
aeciined to furnish bali himself deas
caring he would accept nothing short
oil unconditional release -
Nelther Jenkins nor his counsel ap-
pcarcd IN court yesterday, although
the state prosecutor, Julio MITCHELL
nhd INDIAN witnesses against Jenkiils
were present. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
GRAND JURY LNDICTS
% IN WOCD ALCOHOL
CASES nv NEW PORK
Specific Charge Is Conspiracy
TO Violate Maritime
Prohibition Act.
rRy Associlted Press.

NEW YORK. Jan. Establishments
were. returned by Federal grand jurics
In Manhattan and Brooklyn today in
the cases of twcnty-threc men ar
rested in tha city on charges OF hav-
ing been connected with the sale Of
whisky" manufactured from wood
alcohol. which took n Yuletide toll of
deaths In many States In each case
violate the wartime prohibition act.
-Four New Yorkers pleaded not guilty
when arraiGned and were held In 800,
900 bail each. They were William H
Woller, John Romancili, an under
iakcr: Samuel x. Saloeby, n druggist,
and his brother n-laWt Edward G.
Ware.
Among others indicted wcree Nathan
Saisbers. OF Hartford, Conn. and Lucia
helli, Of New Haven. They will be
arraigncd later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
CANADA WILL SEIZE
ALL NEWSPRlNT PAPER
Export Licenses Refused Manufacture
ers Who DtsreEnrd Orders OF
Controller.
fBy Associated Press. /,

:, OTTAWA. Jan. s-The Governor
Generst signed an order in council to-
DAY authorizin5 the Minister of Gus
toms to refuse export licenses to man
ufacturers of newsprint paper who ra
lnse 10 comply with any order OF the
controller OF paper
Another order in council empowers
the paper controller TO reouisition and
uiStrioute 10 Canadian newspaper pub
IsherS any neWsarint paper which a
manufacturers has refused to deliver on
the order of the controller.
Manutacturcrs Will be compe neat ed
lot any such seizures at price fixed
oy the controller. Penalty for non
compliance with the controllers orders
exceeding ten days 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
.0|L MEN MURDERED
NEAR PORT LObOS
Victims OF Latest Border Tragedy
Suspected of Having
Pay Roll. -
1855.
-ic.-s
DEMAND ARREST OF SLAYERS
,.,, ..~3
Asserted Scene of Crime Is in
Territory Controlled by s s.,
Carranza.
LBv Lniyersal ssru,.,. ;

wAsHINGToN, Jan. J. ss'S.eo SeoIwo nor.
american citizens have been murdered
Il ar NenisS ne3,es Then smpoyss. Tsrs Role ana
national Petroleum Company Their
deaths bring the total In the murder
alone to nineteen since 1917.
News of the double Staying was re-
ceived in Washington early this after
noom' Door r, put ~ was not known to the State
lieved that a protest will be sent to
the IN, Carran3a government. The STATE
departments announcement OF the kili-
ing tonight was as follows: .~.as
Tampico dispatch to the Depart.
1nent I 9i state announced today that
l.; j. Role and Earl Bowles. Amerisy
cans. were murdered near Port Lobos.
an oll-ioading station between Tampico
ana and, IuXpan. Mex, and that their bodies
ported that the men were suspected ~
having In their possession pay funds
OF the company. .S-'SA
Apprehension Is Demanded.
Inc state Department. today cabled
instructions to the American embassy
At Mexico City to Immediately urge fbsnt
nrnmN;T, MeSnGan Eovornment to issue orders
siblc measure for the apprehension ana
punishment of the murderers and tho
embassy was directed to report speol-
ficaliy 10 the department at the earliest
possible moment the action taken by
the Mexican government in the caSs
Siniiiar instructions were sent to tho
american consul at Tampico with a
view to immediate action by local a,-s
thorities. ~,
The department has called on the
consul to report further details repar7
ing the murders" tfsTss
VIII Release Two Sailors. lseS1-g
The two American sailors who Saayai
oecn held prisoners In n jail at Naxat.s
Ian. Mexico. since November II wIii5be,
released r., next week. the State Departs,
ment was advised today. The men viii
ssant sn,n .neir neerty under retroactlSe
ihems .!Tns $ anmmonneement maoa n,. foiigws: &.
ceived dispatch from the Amer icaii,
consul Mt Mazatlan reporting that Harry,
Y: Learnard and Harry Q. Martin, mem-
mokc. arrested on a charge Of assault.
ing Mexican citizen, have been sem
fenced to two months imprison ulerlt,y
November 2, and that their release acss
| SSordnsly should be effective January
| Mexican Also Murdered. @s1sS
An carly dispatch regarding the n,nr-S
Ger OF Roll G and Bowlcs said that,.a5
MeSican who was accompanying thcn,,G
s;a aad andnai 'Ihfwiss been murdered. From a
crime is inexcusablc. it having occur
red in. territory IL control OF his.
bosses ior months, Indeed, 1t has never
OF: since ne assumed. mower in Mexicoss
Time and again. however, the nay
Tolls 70 or American On companies in the
maraudinG MeSicans. and generally q
murder. or two has occurred at tfo
time Of the holdups. The Ameriesns
TO oHnnsnies par nave requested permission
FUNDS. but this request wac turnSd
I.,"s, down by Carranza. Up TO this week tho,
that OF Edgar Wallace. an empioyeesof.
he AGuiiar Company, who was Killed
oy i Mexican eoldiar. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
MEXICAN CITY WRECKED
AS QUAKE ROCKS EARTH
TWO Thousand Casualties Reported
With Death 1ist of More
Thnn I,uO0.
tBv Associated pros.l

MEXICO CITY, Jan 6--CouZetlan
was DESTROYED by Saturdays earth :
quake with 1000 ca asualties. including
hciai reports given ont here tonight
BY presidential military headquarters
from adrices received from officers in
The Vera Cruz center Of disturbances
lhe ent Ire garrison at Teocolo was
killed or injured. The dead numbered
thirty and tho injured sixty
Virtually all the roads in the sur
rounding district were flooded or de-
stroyed. according TO reports.
Three hundred dead are reported at
Barranca Grande. near Couzetlan.
The water level at Port Barranca Del
aqua rose twenty-five metres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
DISCUSS WORLD EVANGELISM.
hethodists Mt Atlantic City Considef
comprehensive Pian for
Religious Work. ~
Inv Associatea Pr>1s ,

ATLANTIC CITY. ". j., Jan. a
comprehensive world wide plan OF
e,Sangeiism eva was discussed at a meet-r
n,s; ing OF ioo leaders OF the Methodist
United States here today ~,
The church. through It's home miss,
$t.ooo.000 and s5.6oo.Oo0 in its 1920
program in this country FOR war con-.
struction. expansion and new churches,
foreign. fields. The total OF $4,000
600 TO be used this year Is already IN;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
z STATES RAT|FY SUFFRAGE
KENTUCKY AND RHODE
ISLAND ACT; TOTAL e.
hatihration of Twelve More states
II Necessnry Hef0re Amendment
Becomes Effective.
AIS Aaaooiated pnc.s !


NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Rhode Islands .
ratification OF the Federal woman's
suffrage amendment today brings the
nutnbcr OF States which have accepted
tw.,S. 10 tnUen twenty: four. Ratification by
Iore the amendment becomes effectiv,
ana ofncers OF the National American n
W Mt0mens Suffrage Association today
thirty Sis ratiiieations '"I bofors nSsessIhs ahs
pFSSiuGn.iai So primaries in April.
nrss'dGntial suffrage this year regard,
comes effective before the presidentioI
primaries, according to suffrage asso-
citation officials.
Women Vote In T,<enty-One States
Names nese sfinnesat. aTe Rhode ,Hsa Island Iowa,
csonsin., OHIO. Illinois, North Dalsoia Mis-
Se6rIska. Vermont. tennessee. Mi' Miehi.'
caiifo9aa ssss soSsS Msw p5ore Moniana Utah.
Vermont and Tennessee" s"fss have imH'"ysi no, Vet
ratified the Federal amendment
states which have ratified t,r ,,a
nent nn and In which pres dental women
fhn irsGe ms year is contingent upon
Pennswty.n,a Per nmSnumnnt eeeoming effective are
Hampshire. Nrkansas and Texas. HSw Ths
TnHas TINaase OF women in Arkansas and
icAas is limited TO State primaries :
Special seHsion TO Act.
special lcg.alatipss- sessions To takc
aStloh on amenamont already have
weeks by Oregon. and Idaho. Ari-
n, aoha' Nevada, Oklahoma. washington
nna ,n NyominS. whose Legislatures do
70 cail special sessions to take action
on inc amendment. Other States. In
tane n,en inc amendment probably viii be
.ancI up Inv regular sessions this Yea :
s.a arc louisiana, mississippi, Viirginia.
iIreorEia. South Carolina and En",,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
Senator Smoot Attacks Retail Dealers
Charging 22 Cents Pound for Sugar

- plenty Of law to deal in drastic
fashion With these prOnteers, nnd
the people ought not TO be forced to
pny such priccs.-
Psrchase OF the remainder of tho
SuDan sugar crop, estimated at
S,25o,O0O toms, to stabilize and re-
duce prices to the American con-
sumner. WAS urged In cablcErum
received from Rafael Montoro, Sec
retary to the President OF Cuba. by
Senator McNary, Republican, Orc
Eon. Presidenf Wilson has nm
nounced his decision not to makc
the purchase on the recommendu-
ti0n OF the Sugar Equalization
Hoard.
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Cupid Wants Decision
in Bout With Agents
IDy Universal seryiee.I

WASHINGTON, Jnn. G.-ConEress
was asked todny to 20 to the res
cue OF Dan Cupid, who has come
out second 5est In mn encounter
with the Immigration officials.
within the past few days num-
her Of girls from France and Other
York to become fhe brides OF
American soldiers they met during
tho war. Hut some of them could
not read and they were not per-
niItted to enter the United States.
A few OF them have been started
on the return voyage to their own
country.
In rcsponse to urgent pleas from
disappointed bridegroOms- -to-be,
Senator Calder aud Representative
SIeReI, both of New York, intro
duccd In the senate and House bills
to permit men who served I'm the
American army abroad to bring IN
their foreign napcees, even though
they can't read.