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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Small Wonder
Los Angeles
Is Big Town

los ANGELES. june 7s--Two re.
gs~str have been made 20 the aiior-
fcy eenerni 81 California that he
hfns suiiz 20 prevent the city Of
Los Angeles annssins moro out.iy.
ms roburtss.
one ~ filed by Mrs. l.. T.. Me.
bride on eshaf OF III. people Of
West Gate and the other by II. T..
pnsideoa on behalf 81 Palms. 10th
~ these mibusf~ alres.iy have been
annexed. but. n ~ claimed. the rest
dents are displraeci
Mrs. Mcfirhie's complain, alleges
that no, only has Loo Angeles an.
n"scd West Cat. but three saunrs
miles Of the Pacific ocean which she
declares on Information and belief
IL uninabitabie
The new census report makes f.os
Angries the biggest Pacific coast
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
A GOOD SUIT OF
CLOTHES FOR Sl275

The above little card gives news
that seems almost too good To be
true. Certainly Il has hcen years
since the men of Seattle have
read. anything like II. But IL Is
really tue. fellows. On Third
Avenue next saturday you can
buy an honest 20 goodness suit Of
clothes for Si215. Here Is how
IL happens:
Tho Liberty Taiiors. on First
Avenue. have been hard hit by
the lulI In business. Expecting
to do the same biz volume Of
business this summer that they
did last year. they went on che
market and bought a TREMENDOUS
stock ~ extra fine suits. Their
business. went with the shIpyards.
and now they find themselves up
against Il for ready money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

James Nelson's store. at 1907
Third Avenue. Is well located. and
the manager OF this energetic
store took over the stock Of the
Liberty Taiiors on an arrange
ment which permits him to sell
at any old price he wants. just
as long as he gets In a lot of
quick money. The Liberty stock
has been transferred to James
Nelson. and the most remarkable
sale OF mems clothes that this
town has seen for many years
starts Saturday. You can't get all
OF these fine suits for ei..75. Of
course.--sorne of tho better ones
arr marked for quick sale Al
$3.50. tie..5 and sl7.5o. Sounds
like old times. doesn't IL, But
read the full particulars In The
star Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Rules Tennessee Can
Consider Suffrage

WASHINGTON. juno .t--Arting
Attorney General Frscrson has In.
formed Gov. Roberts. OF Tennessee.
that he can legally call a special srs
sion Of the state legislature 10 act on
the federal woman sufgraE. amend
ment. II vas state a; the white
House today.
Fricrson's formal ruling was sent
To thu Tennessee governor az the r..
quest Of President Wilson. IL was
ss,ld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Born 70 Mr. and Mrs. W, 7. Nsuman.
Jr.. June 2. 1890. boy. H. y -, No. 2.
Born 60 Mr, and mrs, y. q. Williams.
June es, 1871, boy. 1858 AID.
BON 90 Mr.. aud Mrs y, ~ smith.
June 3. 1870. boy, 2ot 18th ".
Born % Ar, and Mrs, -. y, Phillips.
June D.. 1874 eiri, so3s ssth n. y,
born 10 Mr. ana Mrs. n Elshimoto.
June IL, 1879. gtft. sis Weller 81
Born 10 Mr.. and MIA Lincoln Rogers.
June 20. 1899. rirf. IL y. y. No. 10.
Born Co MI and hfK. n fepchuk.
June z2. ia2O. girl. IS 18th X.
Born To Sic. and Mrs. ~. &. y. Bun
ners,er. June Z. 1870. boy. 1870
Eastlake ave.
Born 10 Mr and Mrr, L. shiiberg,
June ~, 1880. boy. so2i t5th y. W.
Born To- Mr., and Mes, q. ~, Titus.
June .. 1890. gifi, ssxo THIRD n. w.
Born 60 Nj. and Mrr. a. Hoffman.
June 20, 1920. hoy. mas akfh \.
Born 10 Nr. aud MrH T. Cummings.
June 20. 1890. boy. seattle.
Born 10 80, and Mrs. NJ Fritts. May
~. 1890. boy, Seattle General hos
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs w. A. May.
paam. juno 10. 1890. boy. t52s
1'ifih ~. "
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. r. Hettrick.
june it. girl. 1851 tsth x. w..
Born 10 Mr. and Mira. A. @. Wsbber.
June 20. 1890, Girl. 1905 First ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Banquet Planned
for Sam Conpers

The labor situation In seattle win
b. presented Co Samuel Gornp~rs
president Of the American Federation
Of Labor. at n special banquet at
which he will be the guest Of honor
Thursday evening Cornp.rs ~iii ar.
rive here NJ sis and leave at .,nii.
night He is en- route 10 san Fran.
cisco. whrre he VIII present labor
platform 10 the Democratic national
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
EeeMEN BLOW
SAFE AhD FLEE

~ -aafe Of the Pacific Coast
~ eosnpany at Black Diamond
h1pwn by yegrmcn wednrs-
~ night. badly damaging the
1dIns. The report arrived at
* locai xkerifrs office at $50
- Thursday.
Doputies Frank Elliott and ~. T..
Du11 spceted TO the scene and
ervtewed Il. w. Maxwell. OF
coQ,pnny robbed. Maxwell said
viii probably be kate IN the
~ before he could tell how much
coGv s.xss tost- Three men we're
- running from the office short.
after the safe was blown. Two
Gge- short and one tall They
nGtened toward the timber in the
gQrtton Of Enumchw. evidently
ndfng for the railroad.
4 - = late hour In the day. no
~ had been heard from the
oFth. e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Scatter Pint FIasks
" During Pursuit

ELIf.SSEtRG. June 20. - The
fragrance Of the California climate
pai'w into insIgnificanee today. la
comparison with the r.iiensburg Yak.
tina road. When auto cops chased
William Mcdonald and Walter Scott.
the pursued jot,isoned bic cargo OF
pint TASKS over several miles Ne.
Donald and scott are under arrest.
but all the evidence the cops have is
one botfl. reck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
AVIATOR INVITES
GOVERNOR cox TO
FLY TO CONVENTION

COLUMBUS. Ohio. June "a
Harry Newman. son Of State IA.
brarian John II. Newman and
head % large commercial avia
ton corporation at Chicago. wants
Governor Cox 10 fly TO the San
Franciseo convention. In a wfrr
10 the governor. Newman .ex.
pressed confidence that Cox viii
be nominated and says:
III. after your Nomination. you
care 10 address she convention. !
have steel plane In which can
make a noh-s,op fIiwh, from Day.
ton to San Francisco. carrying sir
pas~eptars and tng1are. In rs
hours with all the comforts OF
limotisins."
Some temptation. remarked
Cox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
MONEY FROM TICKETS
BEING COLLECTED TODAY

The money 8. being collected today
from tire various places OF business
where tickets were on sale. Miss
Helen cariislce. who is working hes
way around the world. rold 80
worth Of tickets---ail she bad---in tho
theatre lobby.
Two Of the beauties who appeared
In the Scott KiddIe Benefit show at
Icvy'E Orpheum last night left the
theatre before their names were OBJ
tanned. Others who helped the Kid
die fund by appearing on the stage
are.
Misses ciliia y. Kehoe. MARION
stsrnoff Ruth Iiech,, Wins For
est Louise Tough. Gertrude Bold
man. Marjorie Piole. Lillian Bart
leu Maude Smith. Verna Page.
Agnes Mct5resor. Hazel Pomsroy.
Jesnefte Alden. Faye Alden. Csclie
isarbezat. Hazel Miller. Ethel Ber-
set Arvilla Sadler. Betty Cinnamon,
Ruth Darling, Esther Potter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
TONIGHT

etJo-Maronie club rooms. Arcade
buliding--iabor men hosts 10
Samuel gouperr. presidsDt OF
the Americas Federation "
Labor. -
500 Assembly room. Chamber Of
commaree--Miik Dealers ssno-
citation meets 10 diseus demands
of pfodueefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
l. w. w. on Bond Is
Arrested bv Con

A. liberty on bond1 pending hts
trial on . criminal syndlnaiiafn
c'sarw~. James y. Trvanor. 81. was
arrested by Patrolman W. !. Rich.
miro "Wednesday. Richmlre aayn
Trsanor and Lawrence smith. 81.
who ai-c was arrested. were about to
mail several hundred copies OF l. W
w. literature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
OIL COMPANIES
ARE INDICTED
Huge Fraud in Stock Sale
Is Charged

NEW YORK. June :.s--A drive
against alleged Misrepresentation Ia
tho sale ~ oil company securities
was started to-day by federal officials
here. with announcement OF indici-
ncnt OF four oil companies. several
stock selling concerns and 20 ipdi-
vidvais by grand jury In United
States district court.
Tee II the mails IN scheme 10
defraud was charged. Five indiot-
fpcnts were returned. Federal Of
ficials claimed they had evidence
that the public had been dcfraudca
Of more than 81 coo. ooe thru the
schemes involved Ia the indictments.
Pontofficc inspectors were working
today from Maine 60 California,
federal officials announced. rounding
up men mentioned In the indici-
ncn,s. Several Wall ~. brokerage
firms wer. nmuug the accused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Let's All Join in
Hunt for Ernest

i.udxsr Begin. 90 NJ. Louis st.
0uebsr. Canada. wrote to Mayor
Caldwell 1'hactdsy for Information
ooncerntsg hh nephew. Ernest lie
Gin.
My nephew II working In Seattle
as . bartender. 7 think he declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Steals Dress to
Please His Wife

4. !. Clark. charged with grand
lhrcenS ~ssL ~. t~sal hsfors su.
pcrior yu,h,e King pykernnn Thurs
day niwhing. Nd j. alleged TO
have srsolsn a dress from a. down.
town store bscavNsc 9llk'y<tfea wanted
u and he didn't have money
cpoush io~-pay for H. ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SCOTT FUND
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

10 help raise a fund for a good cause,
to Keep n fatberless family from
destitution.
The money from the sale OF tickets
sold outside the box office. VIII be
given 10 Mrs Robert G. Scott. widow
OF a deputy sheriff who lost his life
gunfiRhting with desperadoes hero
several weeks ago. aud whose UNI
timely death left her and their two
llllIe ohlldren pnnnilcnh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

WASHINGTON. June 74-Ths
census bureau today announced the
1890 population OF Washougai-
Wash. as 7s5. an increase Of 3os.
or ss.s per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
|WOMAN'S BODY
IN RESERVOIR
Identity Is Still a Myster,
at Morgue


Aifbo . continuous string Of
anxious relatives of missing
women filed IN and out Of the
! county morEue Thursday morn
Ing, no Identification was pmde
Of the body Of n woman found
In Beacon I'm reservoir nj def
fcrson park nj $40 o'clock We'd.
nc~day night. Chief Deputy
Coroner Wills n. Cor.on pro
pared to perform an autopsy to
day Ca determine the cAuss Of
death.
Police and deputy coronerr believe
the woman committed suicide. altho
the Theory OF murder may he the
ultimate solution OF tho death mys.
terry.
She was between 20 and 60 years
old. feet 2 inches tall. weighed
nearly 100 pounds. had brown hair
ptreakcd With gray. brown Eyes
large mouth and thin body. Her
only jewclry WAS t,vp rings. fiat
rold wedding ring on the third Tin,
ser and ring wtih small turquoise
setting on the little finger Of the lief,
hand. She was dressed In dark blue
gtnghAm drcss. black button SHOES,
cotton underciothing and black cot.
ton stockings
CROWD ASSEMBLIES
TO VIEW noDN
While stroiling around the rencr.
voir. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Caring.
ton. .sis nth ave, s.. discovered the
body. floating face downward. la the
reservoir.
-gssy notified Joe jefferson, cure.
taker Of the Jefferyon soif links ssrd
, he summoned Motorcycle i'airoimru
W. ". Deneh and q. D. Reynolds
News of the finding OF the body
spread rapidly over Iseaoon Hlli and
the officers were met by a curious
er"ssd Of several hundred Sons
could Identify the woman. She had
been dead atont four hours.
A small black straw hat. trim
med with small black algr~,ie and
black ostrich tip. Was found on a
bench near The reservoir.
M MARKS OF
VIOLENCE FOUND
Tho body was taken Ca the
morgue. No marks 81 yioienc. were
/ visible. a slight abrasion on The
icft tempt. ls thought TO have beer
made when the body was dragged
out
( Because a piece of dried mud was
found on picket Of tho fence near
I whore the WOMAN was found. this
murder theory was advanced. ne
tsrfivc Lieutenant William n. Kent
hawrver. naid he was certain the
!ttpan had committed suicide.
The ~oman's coat Ia OF black
plush- In = pocket was found a
with two nickel,
knoitsi In one corner. and a pair oi
white silk gloves.
Careful checking NJ Of missins
p~rwon reporrs by police failed q
reveal any clue 10 the woman
identisy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
FRIDAY
BIRTHS

vses-Masonic club 800 Members
council Chamber OF Commerce.
uneeta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

werreii. EiiHabeth ~. winsonia
hotel.
Donn.tt I,outF. ~ 1.i .sth ave
H~ufhs Nsry~C-. ~. es-t seventh
~ W.
acD.rrns,t.s Carl 81. Tis sixth =.
IInisers.n. Jos.phina r.. 50. 1851
second " ~
s1ntner. Lloyd william. IL. Old Coll
uuy tptn.
Adainr. Nike. IL. .o- i7th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Always give the devil his duc--but
Il u better to keep out Of his debt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Italy harvest- more than 2o.S0o
acres Of tomatoes yearly. and vast.
age amounts to practically nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

SAMUEL II. rOYNER war ex.
cursed from pet, Jury service for the
term In the United States dlstr.c,
court "Wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
CALIFORNIA MAN
NAMED IN LIST

/ The third indictment " against the
tcrown oil company. Delaware CON
Ecern. owning Kentucky oil lands: the
r. NJ. Fuller A. ca. Wall street
Brokers: u. X. Dawson. New York
fbrokcr: -. V. Hole. Burlinrnme Cal.
| president OF tho Crown OH company.
~, u. Pratt Lexington. and w. r..
Williams. Iervinc. KY.
! The broker firm OF Greonbaum.
Bigelow ana Greenbaum is accused
/ Of using the mails 20 defraud In the
sale. Of stock Of the Charles United
OH and Gas company In tho fourth
Indictment. The officials of the oil
company did not know Of the alleged
( misrepresentation federal agents
sald The company was TO have sold
10000 shares ~ stock.
7 The Great Western Petroleum cor.
poration with Offices in Chicago and
wells In Kansas and Kentucky. and
the George A. Lamb & Co. OF New
York. were accused In the NTH In.
dictmdnt. The George A. Lamb &
/ 60. In alleged 70 have pure hascd
istook for fla share and sold Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
ACCUSED or USING
MAILS To Dl:t1iAID

The first indictment was arnins,
tho Hanger OF company. Of Texas.
tn. Curtis Packer company. Wall
street brokers and officials Of the
two concerns. Federal officials al
legged this company was capitalized
az 81 .ooo. 900 and 100000 shares Of
stock were sold.
Tho United Securities company. a
Connecticut concern. wns also nc.
cusod Of having used tho mails o.
deffaud In this Indictment.
Tho second indictment accuses the
w. T.. Williams oil company. Della.
~Bre corporation. owning Kentucky
oil land stocks. officials OF tho com.
pany and Joseph Bird. Lexington.
KY. promoter.
Also mentioned In this indictment
II the Day.pcllak company. nov
operating under the name Of the ~.
Morgan-roilak company. a New York
coucern. owning Texas oil land and
the brokerage company ~ stickncy.
Eawllngson and Colcaugh. OF Hos
ton, and officials OF the concern.
= The indictment also mentions the
following New York brokers:
VI Kent Holmes a Co. Thomas.
fumes & Co. William r. Hcffron.
Crussrnan Sherman Co..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

'fAts ht .ss 80 s~t- .sf.s.s - ~
gutisrf~s Ncdesss- Seattle .....z3
Anderson, i@s~ritx o.. Tacoma. Legal
olisrr. tiorenee ~. Tacoma Legal
Iohnr~s. James =. Tacoma Legal
kinsnasn. Minnie ~. Tacoma .i<~xai
smith. Charles IL. Seattle .Legni
ftobinseA, Jessie W s.aule Legal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
DIG INDIAN SKELETONS
FROM CAVES IN BRONX
Tennis Players, Excavating for
Court, Uncarth Bones OF One
Time Inhabitants.
LEY Associated Press. !


MEM YORK. Nov. co.--Tennis play
crs cNcIvatins for q court on which
u play their games havo just dug
from their caves in the bronx. skelc-
tons believed by some 10 be those OF
the Indians who one" .aliabited that
section.
.Ar ihropoloeis;s .nillcd in the ar.
- reConstruc in. the :r;' = ial forms
OF habits and life of aboriginal crea-
lures differ IN their opinion regard
ing the age OF the relies which were
found In the Riverdalo section OF the
borough.
Some vcnturcd the opinion that the
living creatures. Of which the skulls
and few disconnected bones remain
had ilourishcd in the days when the
rel man roamed supreme over the
wilds ot North America. before the
coming or the first whites.
Others declared the bones had lain
hidden ~ much shorter time, from
The place whore the remains were
found is close to the banks OF the
Hudson. near Il spot where accord
ing 10 early New York history there
one. dwclt "A tribe of Indian Usher
men and hunters. Those who have
undertaken to trace the origin Of the
bones say IL may take months to de-
.erminc surely whether these were
braves OF the early New York tribes
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
UNION LABOR CONGRESSMAN
IS FOUND DEAD IN HlSHOME
Heart Trouble Causes Death OF Labor
Representative From
pittHburEh.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2o.-Represen-
tativo NJ. NJ. Garland. OF Pittsburgh,
one of tho union labor leaders OF the
House. was found dead In his homo
here last night. Heart trouble caused
Ills death while ho WAS alcnc In his
&c me. His secretary found his body.
The body will be taken TO Pitts
bursh for burial by brother. Joseph
u. Garland. Of Pittsburgh. Garland
had served In the last three Con-
crosses and was chairman or the Com
mittee on Mines and Mining.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Expert Declares Courts of Arbitration
Are Making for Industrial Peace

WASHINGTON. Nov. c0.-Court.
Of arbitration now being set up I'm
nnny sections OF the country
through cooperation of workers
nnd big employers will help avert
n threatened renewal OF industrial
warfare. Labor Department OIL
rinis said today. The courts are
being set MP under the direction
of the bureau of Cancellation OF
the department.
\ renewal of Industrial war
fnrc. accompanied by strikes.
lockouts and n campaign OF wage
cutting. would encourages, radical
nEitators and BolShcrlsts trying 80
seize runtrOl or the trades and
labor nnious. according 20 Edward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

4. CunnIn CHAM, Industrial rcia-
fions expert ia the Labor Depart
mcnt. During Industrial warfare
last summer bomb outrnEcs were
frequent.
~ do not think renewal of in
dustrini warfare would bring more
bomb outragcs." said CunninEhap,
today. II don't believe the struE-
gle WIFI 40 that fnr ngnin.
"JuSt NOW conditions nrc the
best since the nrmistIcc. Strikes
nre infreuucni hrcnusc most diHcr-
c"ccS are seated by arbitration.
oniria:s OF this department hope
10 be nhic ca cope with industrial
disturbances through arbitration
as last Hs they Inny arisc.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

years has hcen one OF Richmond's
leading industries and one nf Tho
largest in the South. made larger
quarters nrccssary.
In addition to lumber and min
york thcE also manufacture office
furniture, an,is in the pnst wear have
added large department. devoted
exclusively 10 the munufactur. oil
phonosraph cabinets Of many stan
uard makes. The branch Office and
lumber yards will lie continued at
Fourth AMI stockton Streets. south
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
COMPANY MOVES OFFICES

The general Offices or the Montague
Comany. which have
been located in the Woodward Build
ing, at the corner of Tenth and Main
Streets. were yesterday moved to
their new office building at their
West Richmond plant. Tho location
occupies II acres on West Broad
Street. at the Belt Line.
The rapidly expanding business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
TO FIGHT BIMiNi OASIS
Internal Revenue Officers mt Miami in
Force TO Wage Campaign on
Drink Smuggicrs
by ASSOCIATED Press.

orders to put u definite stop to the
smuggling III of Intoxicating liquors
from Bimini and other islands in tho
Baharnan group. a largo force ct gov
crnmcnt agents has arrived in MI
ami. This new force will work with
the internal revenue officers and tho
coast guard service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
CENSUS BUREAU ISSUES
RACIAL POPULATION FIGURES
Three Tennessee cities Show Whites
Increased More Rapidi! Thnn

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20--'rhc Cen
sus bureau today made public figures
showing the percentage of white and
colorcd population OF Memphis. Knox
WIG and. Nashville. Tenn.
Memphis has GLIB negroes. which
ton OF lG2,35l In 1910 Memphis
had 52,4i1 negroes. which was 40
per cent of the total. In the las; ten
years the white population of Mem
phis Increased 2S.7 and tho negro
population increased l6.7.
Knoxville has 1903 negroes. which
is li.5 per cont of her total popula-
ton Of 7G.S1S. IN 1910 Knoxville had
OF the total. In the last ten Years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
rcnn.y 10 In, on shonu,,.n.

DENN1SoN. OHIO. Nov. 20.-Tnrcc
hundred men employed by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company at their
shops here. - pcr cent of the .urcc,
VIII be indefinitely laid of Novcm-
Der "3r II was announced TODAY. Sew
eral yard crews were laid of today
because OF reduction in freight traf-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
CLOSE SUGAR REFlNERlES
American lInlts Operation Of SIx
PInnts. Alleging Demand
La SnInll.
tBy Associated Press. I

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.--AIl six re-
innFtes OF the American Sugar Rein
ing company have been closed as "a
result of slight demand for the com.
monty. IL was announced here today
an Official of the company. explain
ihs the shutdown. said: I'VE have
ample stocks on hand and arc nrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
RAIN EARLY IN WEEK
Weather Forecast Indicntes Unsettled
Weather Monday and Thursday.
Temperature Normal.
| Ey ASscciatcd Press. /

ASHISGTON. Nov. Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday are:
Middle Atlantic States: Unsettled
weather and rain at the beginning
OF tn" week and again about Thurs
day: otherwise. the weather will he
fair. with normal temperatures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
soviet Troops Capture Pro,ku-o,

LONDON, Nov. 20.---Capture or pro.
kurov. in Padolia.. nfty miles NORM
OF kaunenctz. Podoisk. by Itusai,,
Ckrainians. Is. announced In a wtrn.
less dispatch from Moscow todnv
The capture was effected Fridfy H.,
the katoresky brigade. Tho Ukrair
ians are reported rctreating In dlu.
order, " 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
hsuc- nnnk Statement Call,

WASHINGTON. Nov. Gothic Conn
troiier OF the Currency today Issued
4 cali for the condition OF all nation
al hanks Il the close OF business on
Monday. November IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

pared to make prompt delivery or
all grades OF refined sugar. Rchneries
nave Dccn clcsed temporarily owing
TO lack OF demand. from the trade"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

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