davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14
Hanover Team
Smashes Wav
ToEasy Victory
Line of Quakers Cut >.
Shreds; Forward Pass :.
Save Losers Shu, .ns'
From a Special cor-..,..,

TTo"s 6pectdI Corresnord...
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ia
and inefficient Penn team, quite -.
trast to the sturdy outfit thu, s"'
Pitt 27-21 battle week ago, f.II n -
disorder before the powerful NJ u
mouth eleven this afternoon a, p
lin Field. The score was "a -
was the worst defeat for Penn :, :"
cent years.
Dartmouth produced an amszi,.
ray of feet backs, even with .r,'.,
tutes in the lineup, and thew tor. :.
Penn team to ribbons. The p.a |
Blue had absolutely no offensa axs'
an overhead attack, which thew ~
leashed in the third period for 49,.
down. Sa'
The vide margin Of diferenc. \.
tween the teams is clearly indicsts5
by the analysis of the two sssso ..sa
Penn's principal attack onlv no,.ls as;
ffty-two yards and only two first do DO
IN the whole game. Against this I1"us NV.
mouth ripped and ploughed its wsv aa
a distance Of 306 yards for nins..Oa .Oa
first downs. nineteen
Losers Gain With Pass
In only one branch of the nl.u J.,
the Red and Blue show 70 adyss 10y an
Inat was IN forward passing. In hi.
times, the total yardage Gained Zen S..
83 yards, with five first downs 7. Oe.as
this method of attack alone Tho. was
vented Penn from being held scorsls.s
Dartmouth only occasionallv rssor.S; e,sss
to the play. In the first ner;oS pss
Wray twice intercepted Dartmomssss mss
passes and as a result the s.a nod.
kept to the straight football 0ris
twice did they do execution W.
passes. In the second period Jords.
threw a wonderful forward mass ~
Bower, who ran IA wards down int 81.
shadow of the Penn goal, and in tbs
third period another went to Burke f.,
a 15yard gain. ' -''
Penn was outpunted, outtackled and
outplayed in all departments savs ons
Inc losers suffered fewer renal.;as
than the Dartmouth team, which was
assessed l25 yards for varied asset.
ment Of otfenSes. including the rwo
penalties of forty and twenty wards
Ter roughness. '1'
The Dartmouth lire never par.
6enn's kickers chance to get sw.,
good punts One was blocked for
safety, and several others barely sb,'
over the line for short dribblinr 81.
vances. The forward passes also were
hurried, else their execution miebt
have been greater.
Shift Battles Penn
Behind that stonewall line, the Dart.
mouth shift worked with smootbnes,
and power. Penn essayed the famou,
Heisman shift, too, but that always wa,
a hating and weak affair taat mad N
power.
Dashing runs were made by She.
burne, Burke, Jordan and Bower. !.
would be difficult to single out Dsr,.
mouth back who shone above his fel
lows. All interfered splendidly, each
one picked off Penn tacl,lers and the;r
volume of ground-gaining was pretty
we'll split between them.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

Substit utes-For Maryland: Lewis for
Eppley. Eppley for Lewis. smith for sull-
van. sullivan for Smith, Pallett for Epp-
Icy For Syracuse Eeers for Wnitconb
HERBERT for Kellogg, Foster for Abbott,
Abbott for Foster. Kellogg for Herbert,
Parker for Guide. Cowel for Kellogg
Referec-L. H. Andrews (Yale)
Umpre-Carl Dilenbach (CornelN Head
linesinan-C A. Wright (Columba)
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14
The line-up:

" .
ings, Barchett. Dole Goal after touch
sdowns-king. 6; Bolles 3. Spbstitutes-
Navy Titus for Parr. Alison for Titus.
Bolies for Carney. Carney for Rolles,
Bolles for Carney. Wilkic for Winkjer,
Wiedorn for King, Flaherty for Even
Noyes for Conroy. Oregan FOR Noycs. Dole
for Oregan. Rawlings for koehlcr. Barchet
Tor Rawlings. Durgin for Barchct. Matth-
ews for Waters Rooney for Matthew'S
Cullen for Mckee. Poole for Cullen. For
university of South Carolina: b Smith
for Brockington.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14
Ames Wins Conference Rur

GRlNELL, Iowa, Nov. 13.-Ames can
tured the Missouri Valley Conference
'cross-country meet here TODAY bv tax
ing the first Ave places.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14
The lineup. .

~ Touc owns--slnythe. Cd. French go
Whitson .l2). Don Storck. Lawrence, Rich
ards Mulligan. Wilhide. Goals from touch.
dowr.s-French G), Mulligan (D. Rich
ards Substitutions-Army, White for
Doyle. Stewart for Muligan, Enderton for
Greene. Pitzer for Lou Storck. Meyers FOR
Don Storck, Ogden for Wilhide Whitson
for smythe. Dodd for Lawrence, Eberso,a
for Dodd. Richards for French: Bowdoin:
Guptil for Bates. Purdy for McCurdv
Benson for Smith. Referee-J C. McDor
aid. Trinity. Umpire-A. c. Tyler, Prince
ton. Linesman-C. Haan. Harvard. Tim
OF periods-l6 minutes ~
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

Touchdowns-Hamilio (2). Rouillard.
Goals from ouchdowns-Gratwick (2)
Wales. Field goas-Hamilton t2) Sub
stitutes: Harvard-Clark for Finley. East
man for Sedgewfck. Olmstcad for Brown.
Kunhardt for Tierney, Brocker for
Holmes Cooper for Lockwood, Macomber
for Castor. Seden for Macomber, Wales for
Johnson Buell. for Wales. Stillman Tor
Gratwick Chaplin for Humphreys Brown
Selden for Albright Schmultz for Johns
ton Shurtleff for Peterson. Hoving for
Shurtlcff. Green for Williams, Mallory for
Green, Shupert for Oden, Falkner for
Brooks, Spates for Wolper Referee
a r. Noble. Amherst. Umpire--W. S.
Camel, Tufts. Field judge-H. c. Nc
Grath. Boston College. Lnesman-J. r.
pendleton. Bowdoin. Time of quarters-15
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

hdowns-Gulick Way. Goals from
~, rs i-ehigh: Cusick for Good; Rote for
sWilson; Douglas for Harper; Lingle for
q q. na.eIs'ngton; Henzelman for Lingle Penn
STATE: Way for Lightner; Rauch for
Schuster Referee--McTaggart. Rochester
= uJmpire-Thorp, La Sale. Linenan.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

ONOfkE D 7 'EfIODO
columb,a cornsls '.'.ss s ! 1c-Totsl o-Totsl . :
Touchdowns--Cornen Mayer (D, Carey;
Columbia: Applebaum Goals from touch
downs-Cornell: Mayer (N;. Columbia !:
Canapar Substitutions-Cornell: Goetz
for Pendleton, Gouinlock for Finn Lechler
for Miner horrell ior Brayton, Erickson
FOR Dodge. Danzig for Kaw. Wegner for
Munns, Wahi for Hoff; Columbia: Burtt
baum for Moszczenski. Eccles for Burtt.
korn for Herman. Johnstone for Eccles,
Larner for Johnstone. Official referee
Cults Of Harvard Umpire-Burleigh Of
Exeter. Linesman-kersburgh of Har-
ward. Time of periods-15 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

down Of the game. Noonan just missed
The try for goal and the score stood
st 40 to O.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14

Touchdown - Mahrt Goal from field -
Barry. Referee-E. J. O'Brien, Tufts. Uln-
pire-Franls Lowe, Dartmouth. Field judge
"A. E. Whiting, Cornell Head linesman
&C. A. Peterson. Colgate. Time--l5 min
ute quarters. Attendance, 5000
New-York tribune., 1920-11-14
The llne-up:

=, Penn CO. Pos. Dartmouth 40.
Grave ..-...-....-.l.. E............ lynoa
Ward -...........-L. l.. T..-.... Sonnenberg
Sochrane ".......-L. G............. Crisp
Copeiand .........R. G.......... Nerru
Wagner ......... z. T.~...... Neidiinger
Hopper .........R. E........... Moore
Wray ......,....: G. B............ Jordon
Straus ..........L. II. B.... Bower
Miller .....-.... r: H. B......... .Burk.
Thomas .......F. B....... Shelburns
SCORE BY PERIODS
Dam Da2'mou-h ..... % u -.
uchdowns-Burke 80, Shelburne o.
Jordan. Miller. Goals from touchdown-Cun.
nliiS-.i-In. D., N.f4t. I- SsIety-Wray
Subs'itutions-BY Penn. Sawyer for Straus
ErtrcsNaag for Hopper. Farrell for Saw.
yer. Frank for Day. Wallace for Ertres-
vaag. Harvey for Farrell. Hopper for Wal.
lace, Day for Frank. Gillette for Copeland.
Thurman for Wagner. Gfeenwait for Wal
lace; by Dartmouth. Palmer for Merritt.
Grundman for Bower Gordon for Lynch
Strong for Moore. Threshie for Jordon.
Holbrook for Burke. Referee-C. J. Me-
Carly, Germantown Cmpire-Walter Oke-
son. Lehigh. I.inesman-J. A. Evans,
Williams. Field jud se-D. l. Fuitz. Brown.
Time. Is minute periods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Feb 5-AlthouEh sentiment
IN cotton continued very much unsettled 10
day because OF the bad economic situation.
there was improved demand for the stauia
and the market became iirmer atte. 4 had
session. The UNDERGONE helped by 4
St"adi"r ruling IN foreign exchange. and !,
was evident tha, speculative, long lines Of
There was renewal Of hcavy selling
carly, First prices UNCHANGED 10 A.
POINTS lower. The offerings came from the
South, Liverpool. spot houses ana Wall
street. while support scattered and
t"Hbl" Little attention Was paid 10 the
cables from Liverpool. which came steadicr
Shortly after the call accv. months sold
about q to g. points net lowSr. liverpool
turned an active buyer AZ the decline which
carried the differences between the two
margins TO the wides; point yet reached
THIS demand checked the break and led 20
rallies Of about Is TO 20 points frcnl the
bottom. but there further sca:te-d
,Guidatio or local selling on an idea that
IN" list would weaken after the close OF the
London market and the withdrawal OF ar
az a net gain Of 10 20 20 points
SPOT mere was Quiet, with middiirE -
sales. Spot at New orleans was quiet
with midding &c lower AZ 0xc: the sales
We're 1896 bales.
Cotton range:
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QUIET ON MONEY PROBLEM
Ministers VIII he Questioned When
Parliament Opens Session
Next Tucsday.
Try ArsocIntcd prcs,I

iBy Associated Press
LONDON Feb NO official infor
nation is forthcoming on the result
"i IN" Cabinets discussion Of the cx-
chanEc problem. but according TO un-
official reports the government fayors
the calling OF an international financial
don
Parliament will reasscmble Tuesday
next. and If til" attentions of the gov
eminent are not revealed in the mean
time. the ministers Will be questioned
on the subject in the usual way
The exchange problem is "A closed
BOOK for the general public owing to
it's complex working, but the position
~ becoming so grave that the whole
nation Is beginning TO awaken 10 the
seriousness OF tn" situation which 10
discussed prominently on the front
pages OF tho newspapers. Instead Of be-
ing confined 10 the financial columns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
ADMITS TAKING HUGE SUM
FROM BANK IN CHICAGO
Former Clerk Asserts lie Used ru,a.
10 ray for Mothor-in-Lnw's
PhysIcInu,l
ny Universal Scrvice.l

10y Universal Scrvice.l
CHICAGO Feb. 5.-Jnmcs O. Law
renee. former bank clerk, pleaded
guilty today to the cmbezz iement Of
shoo9 from the Fort Dearborn Ma
tional Bank year ago
Lawrence told the court that he took
the money to pay for expensive treat
mcnt to his nothcr-in-ia law who was
suffering from cancer. He said he tool,
the money with the idea OF rcpayinx
IT when he received Il legacy left to
MIN by his aunt, which became due on
ms twcnty-hfth year. He reached that
age since then and had squared ac-
counts with the bank.
lie was working under q temptation
which almost no human being could
resist" said Federal Judge Carpenter
on hearing his tcstirn NY
Bank examiners. who found the
shortage on the books, caused Law
r"ncc'S Indictment u week ago The
bank officials, however. refused to
prosecute Lawrence was sentenced to
one day In the custody or United
states marshal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHIATRY
TO SOLVE LABOR problems
Director of Doston Institute Urge.
piicntion of War Lessons
to Civil Life

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Success,,,
luton or labor problems confrontint.
t me nation depends upon study Of four
spvs OF unions. cooperating to -four
Soutnard. or Boston. director of th"
M.iassachusetts Psychlartric Institute ~
INC opehing session Of the third AN
.ai hygiene here tonight Applicntinr
pt .he principles OF psychiatrv wou,t
n n,iG 10 solve tho labor problems. 10
In the war be used In civil life ''e'
The speaker described the four
OF unions as the business tyne, such US
Inc ,.1 american Federation OF Labor; .h hs
Trade Union League: the r,yolm, GG1'reh
Type. represented by the I. w " ars
tho predatory type. of "a kind kno ,,,n
some years ago in the Middle wns,..
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Organize Turpentine Firm

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE south
ern naval stores Industry is TO have
competition apparently from tho forests
OF the West. a permit has been issued
10 portland: Greg. turpentine com
wee to extract pitch from 16o acres OF
douglas hr on the Unpqua National
roreSt The company is pioneering in
inc nc" industry. This is the first
permit ever granted by the Forest Sar
wee 10 naval stotes operator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06

New York-MiddlinF, 1.sc: exports. es
bh,""' stock. $50 bales
Minor .ports-Stock, $50 bales
To;a. today-Receipts, 1921 bales: exports
Tc,A! {, fog .wccsK-Recetp,s. lSi.ois bales; e1
Tota. for sea son-Rcceipts. 4as5S9a bales
exports S.e,t.S'5 bales.
NV ORLEANS, Feb. s-Rcnewea selling
trading today. hu; tho market broke un-
Der II a general demand for overs came from
th- short side and ne realizing movement
caused wide reaction. Some little new
Gcmand foF long account aprang up and in
IN" second half OF the session the market
had Wy good tone. From declines Of &,
to g points under the close OF yesterday the
trading months were sent 10 to y points
over. ana closing quotations At net
gains Tor thc day OF to Ii points.
IN" carly selling based on the many
claims that love sterling rates stoppin &
IN" export movement OF cotton from this
country. but on the days statistical state
export movement vas encouragingly large,
tn" WV was taken thai the effect OF de-
perturbation In foreign exchange cotton
Rad been exaggerated Total clearanccs for
foreign n?r's from United states ports to-
day amounted Ia 291G bales against ios-c
This day lat year. bringing the movement
thus far this week up 10 i3S SIS bales
against Ss"yi during the corresponding period
of last ycA-.
Tho s!irht recov-ri-s IN sterling exchange
itself were a help to the market and at ali
'Ines the discount a. which contracts are
March AZ its lowest traded It $40 from
which u rose TO 70 closing at - IS Spots
"er" r.1ncec - points. which made mid
CH@s % .
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Four Schooncrs Dnmnr.a

WILMINGTON, DEL. Feb. 5.-Four
schoonerS and yacht were badly dam
Ecd at lewes. near here TODAY when
,hey were torn from their moorinps
ana dashed against "A pier by a sixty
severe slcct and snow storm eyDc-
ricnced here since 1855 Al Rchoboh
Eeach waves swept away more than n
thousand feet OF the board walk and
several small pavilions.
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NEW YORK CIrRn

ton At tn. opening 4 decidedly better ;one
, mnE .eh"r'ed In the market for curb stocks
.pnua!. but later. with the rise In call rnonnv
~" market again resumed !ts dowuwa ri
procession ana further large loose. wcr.
mauc IN man! stocks. particularly in tho oil
,nhr'i2 CIV crr trading was tho heaviest ana
w! 'ri1tiiErS t a"rIinrs were recorded
ever. NOR" strong .pots vcrc $50, i ~ .
than in the oil scctipn ''N '"eic
Tho mining Eroup and -honds no- ,,t,,
a narrow and ,rr LIS prices moving IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
GIVES BLOOD SECOND TIME
Gcncrnl Whittier A. IInrrfs AEnin Sub
mlts To Operation To save
HrOthcr's Wife

ond time this week General Walter
y Harris, formerly commander OF the
Georgia brigade. and son OF cx-C;ov-
q translation operation TO save the
lie OF his brothers wife. Mrs. John
y. Harris. Doctors say tina: Mrs. Har-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06
COTTONSEEn OH.

NEW YORK.. Feb 6.--o,tonseed NJ, $500
iiou 10 pol ,bsr early under renewal Of
March by -ehnc-s and short cove ling bIi
again saFs@d OF near the close for want OF
new Guy 10" support Closing prices were :
points higher 10 Is net lower. Sales - 10,
barrels Prime crude. 1870 sales. rrin .
SunIne: yellow spot nomina: March = 0! :
May. TO-: July; clio; prime winter yellow
and summer white nominal!
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roo LArE TO CLASSIFY

GiRl.-Reliabie girl wanted for small ANA =, .
mont work: Call boulevard s33-w
WANTED. man with a little capItai 10
invest in an y 10. ] proposition With
ZOO per Gent returns: experience not ncccs.
s1ry. III Interested. address Geo l.. D,u-
boy Co 5i5 East Leigh Street. Phone
Randolph
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RICHMONn sT0Ck MARkrr

Eichmgrd Va. Feb. 8. 1877
VIRGINIA =. Old g and H.. 1879 ss,5 -.
NtrEI FIN G li:;iI; G and r.. 1901 His ..
Rich. City g, ard n. 1888 1915 m 81
RAILROAD BOEDS
Eeaboard Adjustment &C. I,is .. -.
Southern Railway LIST g. 1r5I go. s.
so. X. Dew. and q ii Is 1866 5s.,
STREET RAILWAY BONDS 80
Nor. and rort Trac. Co. - 1895 -. 80
Va Ky; ana Pswc' CO. isI...... &c.. ~
vs sTh 81 ~ STOCKS Pa, H,d Ashec
va. ny and Pow CO.. com 20
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DRY f:nppc

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Cutton goods and
Sarts were quiet today with an casing ten
uencE Mems wear allotmcnts for fall ware
o.ths male rnridly; Buyers look upon prices
nn n rr.ner ,n'oraRle burlaps were quiet
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales
Stock.

$500 Advance Rumlcy ......
soc Advance Rumlcy. pfd.
1900 Allis-Chalmcrs .....
Allis -ChalnerS. pfd.
500 Alaska Gold .
LOO Am. Beet Sugar, com.
1900 American Can ...
zoo American Can. ptd.
"'NoU Amer, Car and Fdry.
SvU American Cotton oil..
t'e"o Am. Hide and Lea. com.
t..vv Am. Hide and Lea. pr.
500 American LiuSocd oil
N.rVu American Locomotive
S'>Nn Nm. Int. Corpn
S'.vv Aericnu smelling 1900.
500 Am. Drug Syni. ..
-.npV American Sugar 49,.
500 Am, Tei and Tel. Co...
SVY Am Tobacco, com ....
IS. tpC AM. Tobacco securities.
Loco Ar. Writing Paper. pfd.
Is 300 American Wooden $500.
>.pg AnAconda Copper ...
80. NtchiSNn .............
1000 Atlantic Coast Line
\. {. /. OF Ct tEaltoD..
-,Suo baltimore aud chio....
-. .nN Bethlehem Steel. b..
-Hn sc; h!"Ac.A steel. Sc ptt.
10000 Baldwin, Locomotive 49,.
Leo0 CaGiO pil .
4.Nec Canadian Pacific ...
200 California Petroleum
5000 Central Leather. com
200 Sapcak. and Ohio
1en Chicago Great Western.
CoN Chi. Great West. pfd
80" Chi. Mil. and =. Paul
i.fve chi. = I. and Z. com
500 CHI. y a-d T.. g. pId
s.l"o Coca Cola $500. .
$500 Crucihlc steel Cor. com
,l,c9 Colorado Fuel and iron.
Goo Columbia GRAPHIC. .....
S.@pu Corn Products. com.
800 Cuba Cane Sugar
200 Frycpcrt Texas .....
500 Erie. Is; ptd MI.
20, l"0"GonCrai Motors ..
200 Goodrich, com .-
5000 Great Northern. MD
5000 Great North. Orc cts.
l,lNo Illinois Central
5000 Inter. Nickel ..
$500 Inspiration Copper 80.
lt.ooo Int. Mer. Mar. com.
$500 Int. Mer. Mar. pfd.
10000 Int Paper. com ..
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u II,N
NEW ORLEANS.

EEw ,on1-EAEs;- Fob. Trough rice. n,
sales Receipts, GP5. milicrs recripts none
Clean zee strong Honduras 800 porE"ts
'hIl4s; Japan. go rockets Y: Riucross
and polish UNCHANGED 800 "' ~
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PF.TERSDURG PENNI'T NApEr,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Rcports by Rodgers. rlummer <. Co Inc
Petersburg. Va, Feb ) .e.5
SPANISH: Farmers stock. market steady
vIRG G As, Fa e stock. market quiet
Jumbo. 9t3 to loo per 10
Extra Prime; oH to 9itc per b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06

tine dull: 1861 sales none; receipts as sbin.
inents ~. stock I.G07 ~ '''
R".n stead: sales. 1871: receipts. 4o7: ship.
ments e5s: stock. S2.77S Quote: b. Is %:
a. IS 10: r. lSlS: +. 1870; II. 1873: |. 1880: X,
No. NJ wv: n. @.2S: VIC. 9..5; WV q o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06

you'll Re delayrd By ->,uctance o, farmer,
20 sen o. down market
tatS displayed hsav!res, th-o,-,,,. .s
in!! Hs"S,;n Was current that tho chief Seii.
Demand from shorts raiiisG i,-s -
ard IL provisions were weak With hogs
,,! LIgg2GinS futures ranged az follows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06

PRICES OF REEF CIT

t3y SWlft z COmpany)
Richmond. Va. Feb { rs.n
Quotations showing the wholesa i. scjIi,
prices OF beef cuts ''''!'''
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nICmMoNn LINZ Srock MAnKEr

IKlcNMWNd Union StocA Yards)
Eichmond Va. Feb g. 1870
Iher" was ! fair supply OF cattle on mar
Let mus week. Prices about steady on GER
'.iu c.HssrS and lower on others
Strictly good steers, 100 lbs
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Smelling Stock. 8 to SO per h.
SllELLED AND RECLEANED: Mako
Wholesale
E'anciy Jumbo. 15c Der 10.
Fancy handDick.d. l2c per lh
Extras. lie per ID
Extra large Virginia shclled. lie per To-
No. Virginia shelled l5Hc per ID.
No. Virginia shellcd. l2hc per h.
No. SPANISH shelled. lSHc per lb
No. Spanish sheiled. Ice per 10.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NAVAL. STORES.
STEADY, SMahAT ss s,c Ga q: Feb Ss-THrpentine
-: stock, 97ol
ship Snm s'e'n G s s" nSns receipts So
1870: d. z: lSioTis,25: +, iSi5aiSU: q. IL.
re- !. ~ MSSS q lS 10 1900: III. 1915: ". 800:
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Taxation Without
Representation

Income md Excess Profits Tax blanks
for the year 1910 have been released
mud rcturns must he prepared and hled
before March IL. 1920.
The corporations or individuals who
file their own Income Tax returns or
who whit until their books are closed
before considering Income Taxes nre
virtually allowing themselves to be
taxed without representation.
Through our intimate knowledge Of
the intricacics of the Federal Income
Tax Laws aud Regulations we arc pre-
pared 10 render you unusual service
In the mnit~r of prcpnrinE your re-
turns and auditing your books.
WELLS, ELKISS, ADAMS g. MILLER
Income Tax Specialists and Accountants
(Formerly with u. S. Internal Revenue
Income Tax Dvision)
Room liza. Allison building.
Phone Randolph 0O7.
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1ssss owing 70 the rally in sterling or
.ro,n ana relatively steady early Gables
.Io.n bSa1iL Some buying for raIlv ,yo.
sy and a ter the big break OF the pteviNns
an, sentiment remained nervous and th"tc
~ ~. 'eac,lon, In the late trading owing
- nc unsettled tone OF tho stock msrk"f
mS maj pV ops,o o1 a DECLINE at santos. rho
n'saet And sold about 20 10 Il points shovs
Of TIM s az. closing nsures during the middle
o.s .ne Gay. with May touching les Thai
ii e:'1 e3nsn e.osed at 1905. with the general
noot,, S'0s'nE AT net advance OF IS 10 =
n !. nv =, closing bids: March. ii7.; MAJ
AZ: Scnss;;nbs-o; September. H.i3; October
sHS;, coffee nominal. Rio IS. I,,s: sap.,.
- - cents 20 * cents. There vr.yo ~,
1% a,, he reports that the Brazilian rovcrn
TtcI,t had Withdrawn their rcrnainiD. utcrL.
rom sale. Offers Of Santos IS wcrc ,n,o.,
~ az -2'2. American credits, and i, w,s 20, -
~" IS might be bought at 1870 london
The official cables showed d.c,ID. ot m
o cG's In me Rio market. but Rio exchanea
on ~ ,nonnTn Was S-lo pence higher and tho
AIRY caple quoted Santos futures uncha nrai
,, 10 r e., hiEhsr late- special cable
poE.en lutur.-s - TO H. r..is lower ar, eliza :,
port receipts. 2lc6o: Jundihy receipts oco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-06

TRCEMANADlc Thursday al he, how,
.r- on .ns Chatics City Road Minnie Pear
-rrrufnan. aged IL years. wife OF ,bnnas
~ sfruWS;n Tni,. The remains are at the homs
Funeral notice later $685.