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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
SLAVIN CASE GOES TO
GRAND JURY FOR ACTION
Swami Makes no Further Attempt Il
Interview McGrnw Concerning
Injuries TO Actor.
tBy Associated Press.

llSy Associated Press.
NEW YORK. August l3.-District
Attorney Swami announced late today
that he would present to the grand
jury, without further effort to inter
view John j. McGraw. manager OF
the New York Giants, the case OF John
'c. Slavin, actor, who was found Sun
day morning unconscious in front OF
the McGraw home.
MIR. Swami made his announcement
after McGraw today for the second
tlme had failed to appear at the dis
trict attorneys Office to give his YER
sion OF how Slavin received a frac-
ture of the skull after leaving the
Lambs Club with him in a taxicab
The only word received from Nc
who sent special delivery letter
TO Mr.. Swami stating that the base
ball man was under his care and
too Ill TO leave the house. A sub
pocna server previously sent TO the
AicGraw home reported 10 Mr.. Swami
that he had had the door slammed
In his face and had been unable to
serve the request" subpoena with
which he was armed.
MIR. Swami. who has charged that
an attempt is being made 10 cover
up" In the Siavin case. showed no
disposition to accept the physician's
note ut face value. and later sent
"A county medical examiner. one of his
own assistants and stcnographcr to
the McGraw home.
The medical examiner was denied
admtttance TO the McGruw apart
mcnt, MIR. Swami said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
PROHIBITION AGENTS TAKE
OVER 100 GALLONS IN RAID
Three Are Arrested Nv Result o,
Coup by Rrnme'a Men Near
DanYiIlc.

More than 100 gallons of illicit
spirits were captured and three men
were arrested In raid conduct ed
yesterday by Federal prohibition
agents near Danvillc, according to hn-
formation given out by S. Il. Brane.
supervising agent for the Southern
division.
Two automobiles were seizeI In the
raid. Agents attribute the unusual
activity in this section to the iacc
that violators of the law were under
the impression agents had gone 10
other parts OF the State following big
raids recently.
MIR. Brame also was informed by
telegram that Chief OF Police Buliocl.
and Detective GoodSon. of CovinRton,
Ky. were convicted yesterday in the
District Court on the charge OF re-
moving ardent spirits from d Enu cd
ing paid he tax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
WRIGHT IS EXONERATED
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Arrested In Richmond last Sunday,
Not Held Responsible for
Clifton's Death.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA. August 49,
Wilbur Wright. arrested in Richmond
iast sunday on warrant charging
him with being an accessory 10 the
murder OF Arthur Clifton Ecre In st
saturday, was cxoneated tonight by
coroncr's jury. The jury held that
Clifton came to his death from some
unknown cause. probably self-ad-
miniStcrcd. The meeting tonight or
the coroner's jury was tho second
one of the week. and It was stated
mat there was no evidence to con-
man. Clifton was found In Il room al
one of the local hotels Saturday in
an unconscious state and he died
shortly after being removed 10
Petersburg Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
NORMAL CONDITIONS WILL
PREVAIL IN BUSINESS
Head of Credit Mems Association
Declares Prcsent' Situation Is
Almost Over.
LRv Associated rress. !


DETROIT, August; 13.-Normal con-
ditions in business will shortly re-
place the present depression, j. III.
TrcEoc, secretary -trelsurcr OF the
Retail Credit Mems National Associ-
alton, declared in the speech before
tho associations annual convention
here today.
Business. he said. was now expert
encinS the morning after" effects OF
post war extravaganza.
Lifting OF the excess profits tax.
Mr.. Trcgoe said. would do much to
restore normal conditions. Because
of this tax, he declared, business is
now trying TO operate on credit in
stead of capital.
George l.. Lave. OF Memphis. was
chosen president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
NEW YORK CURE

NEW YORK. August l3-Tradine on the
curp market today was quiet but Arm, with
acHEity confined 10 the specialties.
General Asphalt was one OF The strongest
features. moving UP from AZ to - during
inc forenoon. Stocks OF compan MES owning
aMGsyely Traded In a, advances. including
International Petroleum showed a reac-
SoI.aiGy ,tendenGy during the forenoon.
MaracaNao was traded in at 49, TO ISL.
Ihe feature OF the industrial list was the
orisk demand for United Retail Candy
winch advanced from loia 10 IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
WILL FACE CHARGE OF
LARGE DIAMOND THEFT
LynchburE Courts VIII Try Former
EmPtoyc Of Southern HALL
why Held In Unltimnre.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
LfNCIiBCRG. VA, August I3-The
local police authorities are making
arrangements to bring TO LynchburE
Clan Brown. who Is under arres, In
baltimore. the man being wanted on
the charge OF the theft of S5O.0oU
worth OF diamonds here niuc years
ago. The theft tx alleged to have
been committed while Brown was en-
pioyed by the Southern Railway as
at the time and the local authorizes
recently learned that he has Just com
plctcd serving n sentence in Balti-
more. n request from Chief SSeay TO
hold the man has detained him IN
baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
PROSPECT or ARM|sT|CE
| CAUSE OF HEAVY BUYING
News That BOlslicvists and Poles
May Cease HoStilitics Stimu-
latcS Stocks.
WHOLE LIST CLOSED HIGHER
Standard Oil Plans to Issue 200 Per
Cent Stock Dividend, Confirming
Report Of Prosperity of Petroleum
Companies.
ny BRoADAN WALL.

NEW ioRk. August lS.-An-
n@nnfemsn' that The B nd ,ss,
conference with Polish leaders would
be held tomorrow caused heavy buying
of stocks in Wall Street today. In
banky several days ago let out a
good deal of cheap money. The bank
ing interests also bought stocks;
Therefore today's news was used
specuiatively for all it was worth in
order that prices might be marked
UP as a foundation for liIuidating
IN, these $. stocks 6oqEh, to supper, tn, the
whole list closed net higher, some
stocks with material gains. Final
prices were but a little under the
best OF the day.
which was considered rcmarkabIc in
view OF the fact that loans carry
over till Monday. The call rate
dropped OF 10 { per cent in the
Hanks Would Lose Heavily.
Numerous failures of commercial
concerns have been narrowly avert
cd in the last week and that is the
10 support the market IL the firms
should bo permitted TO fail. their
stocks OF merchandise being held, out
by the courts. the banks would have
the banks was TO liquidate these con-
Germs gradually. Many, OF them are
really IN what lEnt be called Nn-
officially receivcrship.
Official announcement by the stand
ard OIL OF New York that il plans
to distribute 200 per cent stock divi-
dcndS confirms reports of the pros
perity Of the established petroleum
concerns. The surplus OF petroleum
that is accommodating in the hands OF
companies but help the established
companies Immensely by assuring
them liberal Supply of crude.
Liberal Selling Expected.
sionals think the improved tone may
carry over till Monday. But they eX-
poet liberal selling next week. be-
cause so much of the stool bouEh;
this week was taken to sun ort the
market and will be liquda,cG, as soon
fcssionals arc working for 4 higher
oocninE Monday as a basis OF liQui-
dating sales and placing of new short
contracts.
Railroad stocks were not any
stronger than the industrials. The
reason was clear. The rails have not
been sold short so much as the in
dustrials. nor had they been ham
mercd down so much by liquidation.
y short time ago the rails were tech
and really worth moro, hut tho shake
down that the stock market has aad
leaves the rails without any tcchrii-
cal or actual advantage.
II can be stated on the highest
possible authority, that the buying in
break has been for the account OF
insiders. Raw rubber has reached
the lowest price ever recorded being
from rs TO 80 cents pound.
There is heavy buying of second
class railroad bonds. yielding above
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

CHICNGO. Aurusi la.--Ca tile: Receipts.
i;rD: hest light and handy weigh,
iowe.; Ersssers slow. steady: best steers
iiEh; and handy weight. flf;IaIss5: grassy
mostly Es9g l$t5: good ana choice She
. toci. :.2J Il l:.Jo: Gamers and cutters
li+oWeG: steady medium cows. sc.5Gts 20 /:
- cents lower; bulls p cents lower: to-
loEaa bulls. Si.3 qI.ii: caiyNs Is cents
lower: choice vea!ers. siL7j q 1928: s;ockcrs
higher than yesterdays average: closing
Easy, bu!E !iEn; ard bu; 'ht-s. si5.t5ff Is -:
Cents 70 80 cents higher. bulk desirable,
Shccp: Receipts. 500. mostly steady.
iiG IS: native iants. ciS:.ns -?"ng at sl2s5T
short deck Idaho Ewes s;H..: natives 81 81
down: &c ID choic.. fed lambs !ll 55Gelo.5
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new low levels. where prices were IL to q
points under yesterdays close October
traded down TO 900 during this movement.
a private bureau report issued during the
DAY placed the condition OF the crop at
- per cent OF normal. loss OF IL points
since the end OF the July condition 2criod
LIVERPOOL. August l5.-Cotton. spo, IN
united request; prices steady: good mid :
1inE. 9s:. fully middlinE. 2S. a. mi!dIinc
2kls; low middlinE. &a: good ordinary
i!a; dinary. 1924. Sales. 5,Cr1 bales in =.
Guiding 5000 American. No receipts Fu-
lures closed quiet. August. - 50: October
ySi; January. 2i.i3: March. :1.S3 May - 9. :
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CROP REPORTS INDICATE
CHEAPER FOODSTUFFS
Monthly Huiictin OF u. &. Chnmbcr
or Commerce Secs n SiacItcning
Ia Textiles
my Associa,cd rrcss

WASHINGTON. August l3.-Crop
reports indicate somewhat lower
prices Tor foodstuTs. according to IN.
monthly bulletin of the United states
Chamber OF Commerce committee on
statistics and standards, made puh
some leather products. and met
iincS. however. are classcd as IrdI.
cautions OF more awaiting an rcaJ
JuSttncnt period in a moderate way
changes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
PROMOTED WITH SEABOARD
Harry Is. Grimshnw, OF Savannah, Be-
comes Assistant General Man
niger OF Railroad.

BY Associated Press
SAVANNAH. GA, August 13.-Har-
ry b. Grimshaw, of Savannah. gem
eral Superintendent Of the Scaboa I'd
Air Line Railway. has been appointed
assistant general manager OF the Sea-
hoard system. with headquarters a;
Norfolk. according to an announce
ment made at the Scaboard Offices
here tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
TANKER LlMPS IN
Texnco Reaches Atlantic City Under
Improviscd Sails After Accident
to Machfnery

ATLANTIC CITY. " j.. August 1:.
As the result of an accident 10 her
machinery two weeks ago. the 5000
Tcxaco Oil Company limpca into
port here today under improviscd
sails. She will be towed TO New
York: The tanker carries n crew Of
Arthur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
SHIP-SALE PLAN READY
Policy OF Shipping hoard for Di.
ponnl of vesxeis Given
Public Today.

new sales policy OF the Shipping
Board. under which the government
owned fleet of about $500 merchant
vessels approximatinS 0,33S,00 dead
weight tons is to be sold to private
interests. has been worked out and
VIII be announced tomorrow, Chair
man Benson stated tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

CHICAGO. August i3-Grain markets all
HEADED downwaFd today. OWING largely TO
i:osneciS q an armts,ice. Wheat closed
s2.il 10 s2iiE and March s?H
So!r finished Ia to SAc down. and oats
come was an advance o. u to 20 cents.
The chose was at virtually the lowest
point OF the day.
Rains as well AS armis,iee talk had n
bcarish effect on corn, despite reports OF 4
frost in Northern Nebraska. Oats eased
with corn.
Exports also OF lard. together with higher
quotations on hogs. lifted provisions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
reported to Rodgers. Plummer & Co. In

SPANlSH-Farners' Stock:
reported. " SS
VlRG1NlAS-Farmcrs' Stock:
Market weak and unsettled: sales
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COTTON MARKETS

ShW YORK. Angus; i5--Trad!nr in cot
t"h MNs harrow today. and The !uafk.t wa
i.",EGf.Slh ana Irregular. There was sood
3'.ohf, ana h'so' Liquidation by some Arms
.nIt nave ,nrsn advocating purchases on
sheg.si orS tpT some tIne August broke
,haihtE. ana th!S, together Win a read
}s5tiESnt Of ne .rig. .or the actual a;
AEtFr buying az January contracts fo-
"nNihtNc account WaS a feature ri Inc
"E.fltf anu partly reasonable for an
h-.t.gi aGEsnC" ~ TO - points The carly
hrrHE carried prices from = 10 = r,oir,.
VT .'SeT. but selling 10 some % The large
l9m ~ DISCOURAGED long .iu.p
me ~. forenoon rally carried Deem
In me afternoon liquidation Of Oc,onor
~ f"Hrte' iT:nS started u general gai',p =
in"s.fn'IS 1. ana tine L., recrdeG cuI,Eiy
-NIFuS, l"li :" cent ana huy under Nchi
.d.yts' 'hGIcti hy the circulation az , fn,y
tHSS'S fLnai quotations sh owed a not de
-. o. 80 gn!fis 20 al advance %. n
tg!nls Si1t moro was Gulci a. a accIn.
.ri.rS , ."ia', ~ %,." cents 70; 'UIddNnE
tSn%t y; Nv orleans was ouist and un.
salhs were - bales ~"
,RcStlpis az cotton IN bales a, som. ..
M le2dlnE nn.ntA today were. Gaiv"s,on'
lao 80" cFtcaUs. l.lfs: Norfolk 80. ~.
ton. &c, ST. Lou.s -U,h ~ ''S
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. August l3-Co.ton goods
anu cotton yarns were little moro active
sers oW sod, prices in the dry goods market
wool goods dull. Silks were 1uict Job
Sers rcporied very light volume OF now
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEN noitk. August l3-Mcrcantile
n"ret ; Exchange Irregular Steriin. a.
ny ny n'is;; go commercial 6o-day bills on
- ''ss. demand. S3Sils. cables. ss.Gf7. ''''
G,-,,c Demand. Cables
-."-I,H 49,. .............. 20 7.2s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
CoTTOSSEED OH.

NEW YORK. August I3-Short -ov.rIncs
IN ne bulge IA LAID and :ntimation OF
hnyiinE ior foreign account lifted cotton.
S,'H OIL = 1" - points today. E1p.ctationS
q rcc tenders on September contracts
however, checked the advance and result,
"a IN I; little liquidation near the close
AvtlN" months We're finally to % points
ngt h,rh"r sales. 800 barrels: tenders
-; IFinic crude nominal; prime summer
yrllow SPOT: y 90. i3c0. September i2 sc :
Dcceinn"E. 1910. March. Il - Prime win.
'cs yellow and summer white nominal
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Deaths

hAA asals : rSd;, n Newport News Va
G Hiss4 hn9 5!5a ,F%nsra from wsstHve
day. August II. al ii o'clock 4. 'a'uf
o II ) q N-Dicd suddenly 'rbir,J.
=. night a. II o'clock. at tn. Hap,lst Iion,
Virginia Pickett Johnson widow nf 1,nn'
Johnson" ,..ni. funera! from tho home saturI
maw y Tn GS fa,o W#ihIG Within Tin5f
n Atui Inl T.; 5:25 y. al mo fesitsns
5!IS nss, hTTah street, sho leave. ,hfs
MS,.eii,Iz."r. Mrs. George L. E0ldc: iva son
Wl'!nm Tinhen and Oscar r Tinhsii. al
@ % g,r;@ihHr W. u; Gpndiach; ssventee
ehlreM six 81 h.t r rra mTiS Sr wil
pallhcar"rs. Charles FcItiy Fred i.ci,t
H f;nHa, feiSlg MILAN T. Me,zger,. Charis}
w,nck.r. u; " $o!do and II O. It'd
y =" tlncrhl VIII take place from nl th|
NJ intcrment Hollywood.
:. y. flowers. rcuuested.
...ni,s. Mr. ana Sfrs +. ". y st On pa Il
; THT'h ,i TEwfhn,E nfh Street q, r. 81. ~
/, j.; NJ ih!s Saturday. at the grave ID
W,ooDDr-D.od ~ Go A. 81. August ii
80 HcnrE1a Bcil Wooddy. age G rnon,h]
- nays. in:nn, daughter, 81 Mr. AMI Mrrl
IN. lca|"A three brothers and one Hlstcr 4
meme ana father 20 mourn their iosr
~, h"r eternal gain. "Buided on ear,i
VIII be held "a, III. grave in tho fsn5IJ
nuryine ground at Mckinney J-hu,ch KIM
Nulhh county. August H. l.. ~
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PRODUCE MARKETS.


II.
NEW YORK. August l3-There were no
tnr,n., chanscs in the local raw sugar
settled at :. cents for Cuoas cost and
freight. equal 10 i3.oi for centrifugal. There
were sales ~ about 220to bags OF Cubas
!;c cost and fr.!Sht, and at the close
thcT" was conSidc rabc sugar OF various
KindS offered at the equivalent - !, cents
Tor Cu2as without O"ing taken. II was
reported that Europe Inlu'rinE IN the
market her.. but that thus Iar no bust
ness was reported
II" market for rcfand Was UNCHANGED
with no Improve I:cnt hoicd In he lent nd
Ine und-ri"ne = unsettled following the
NNdrD 0cCilDc lat" Yesterday OF \ leading
rcNH"r 10 tho basis OF 1910 .or hlc granu,
!tt,d. am "hilc others ire unchanged at
--,'p 10 -2IO. 4 Is cppec."d that they. too
VIII 'e dnwer:ng tnc!r press in tia near
!Jtur", IN" market Tor sugar !u;uras was
!fFcEuiaF. ana hft"r showing declines OF
q, 10 !" points cary On IF"E.nt crop de-
i4Hcf!.s under liquidation by commission
houses. prices rallied covering tor Ovrr
tne wCok end and reclaimed nearly all the
HSs. .loSinH at declines OF 20 II points for
HlH crop deliveries. wall" new rrons we're
'cSs ana closed At 10 TO - FONTS advance
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NV oRi>EAHS. August Through rice
,yr"lPta, l.sIo sacks. nillcrs', AZ, sale.
:;g,9 Honduras q, ss@Gs"s; ZOOS carly
Hr9.ihc al S!5@ $50; ~ Caroiinns a. 800 ~
49, L.nh fICc: receipts lhSt7 pcrkets.
$ ,ii i,y, Iionhrras at 81. q l6is. Bran and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

SAVANNAH. GA. August 13--Turpcn-
-: stock. 9.Tfl. "
;;hipments; !: stock. I.esT. Quote: II. ist5:
I u: r. + q. II. l. *. 1875: NJ. ~ We. 1850:
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!, IA. August l5-Tu-pcntlne
sbipinrnss@ i;eo; safes. @2: receipts: 9oi:
s sa1eT, aSs?; receipts. 500; shipments. sss
II. ]. X. NJ. n. VIC. 1a.SOa ID 20; WV IL 81
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NAVAL STORES

ounce: money per cent: discount Eato,
snort bills. 6M per cent: three months bills.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

NhoIesa!e quotations py woodson- Cr,ir
Inc. Els East Cary st. Madison i,s-J.
Richmond. Va. August IL. 1890.
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Plane. Rsnch British Columbia.

bAZEljTON. B. g, August I3--Tbc
-FOUR United states army airplan.1
which LEFT Prince George this morn
ing, landed here shortly after noon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

I''O I.iIIVIlI IilION SUCK Ya.Ns
richmond. Va. August 49, 1917
c,;iIn b rs ThSTe MAS :air, supply, Of
about steady on good ordered cattle Com
mon cattle lower. ~
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fOrt movement.
,, S;ew York-Middnns. $50; stock, ,1.a9.
Minor por,s-S,ock 2.:fa bales
ia g nal.S ,9ee9 Hcs.lnts 80 bales; exports.
,a r9"l f9 9Ie weGk-isece,p,s. 3i.s7e bales e1
T3;si f2r tseassion-Receipts. 1880 bales:
NEW ORLEANS. August I3.-The session
IN cotton today came 10 an end without
u.N''"plhg any decided trend. lrregularity
wac displayed In tho last prices witch
were ~ points under 10 II points over IN"
cci"s;ihe Quotations % yesterday. The mos,
nsc'htd price movement Of The day s.s
me 2n;gG which followed rumors that nus.
Sia ana roland had concluded an arrnistIce
mn In me late trading. when il was :. 81.
thht these ruinore had no Foundation the
inarhe' broke under unloading OF Ions con
The early trading was unsettled, prices
nnally working y to l6 points under YES.
ternayH c!ote, bat the ma rket nrmed nm
fSWu!y following the arfnistIc. rurnors and
inc sNohgeSt months wen, about a dollar
bale over yess!day's finals Telegram.
rom tho interior. and particularly TeIas
cPnpisined of too much rain and too low
niGht temperatures, ana these mrysaYss
INCREASED tho demand. 30 that finally &C.
tober rose to 500 and tho list went 10 oet
adyances OF q 70 - poiuts. '''
shet hesitAted At frat and finally broke 20
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the
linn

that will take over the fxtures
and part Of the stock OF
Ladies Ready-to-wear Store
we are able TO offer the best
location in the best town in
North Carolina. with n very at
tractive long term lease. The
"N'ures are new and the gem
crai appearance of the store is
not SURPASSED by anything be-
tween Washington and Atlanta.
ADDRESS Box No. ISL. Green's
hero. n. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
DAILY, unless otherwise shown published
only rs information and not guarnn, ecd
Daily except Sunday. Sunday Only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
ATLANTIC CITY. n. ).
Hotel Esspldndde

;, WHOLE nLoCE o% OCEAN FRONT
EOhtnn 10 Sovereign Avs. IN .xcluslys|
Chelsea section Ideal family hotel CAP.
200 irivate and public fresh and sea
water baths Orchestra. Dancing RooE-
let. Ownefsh!p direction. W. T. SHAW.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19
JOE WARD is MANAGER

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. Nov. 10
Joe Ward, Pittsburgh. has been signed
to manage the Martinsburg club of the
Blue Ridge baseball league, it was an
nounced here today. besides being
manager, will play the outfeld.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19
Young Friends Activities
49,. Are Shoun in Chart

Many interesting facts abount the
Young Friends in all Of the ID yearly
meetings Is contained in chart to
be sent to every local meeting in the
Five Years meeting Of Friends by the
Friends Forward movement.
Figures presented show that there
are 1861 Friends under 81 years of
age in the entire Five Years meeting;
24S Young Peoples societies; 293 re-
construction men; 81 who attended
the All-Friends world conference and
the Young Friends conference at Jor-
dan, England; 1904 who attended col
leges; 265 who are students in Quak-
err colleges; and 265 who were present
at the Young Friends conference held
at Earlham college early this year.
Indiana Yearly meeting alone has
5000. Young Friends. 80 Young Peo-
pies societies. 40 men in the recon
struction units, 202 in colleges, and
100 in Friends colleges. This yearly
meeting is the largest of all in the
Five Years meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19
BUDGET OF: S335y0O0l
IS URGED By FRIENDS

A tentative budget of $ssB. 900 for
work by the American Friends board
of foreign missions was recommended
Thursday at a meeting OF the execn-
tive committee Of the missionary
board. This sum, it was believed,
would be necessary to carry on the
work efficiently for the year OF 1922.
The decision of this committee will
be submitted for approval to the eA.
ecutive committee OF the Five Years
Meeting of Friends, which probably
will meet during the holidays. Funds
to meet this budget will be provided
by the many yearly meetings. 1t is
planned to follow foreign missionary
work on a larger and more complete
scale than heretofore.
Among those who attended the con
ference were Frank Conover, Friends
missionary from Africa, who is now ON
furlough, and Arthur Chilson, mission
airy, who returned recently from Brit
ish East Africa. Mr.. Conover left for
Indianapolis Thursday, and Mr.. Chill
son went to Eldorado. Iowa, where lie
will join his family. ~