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The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd. Jan s-FJOUR-Quo ations
per boil, ssh Acks lcarload lotsl: wintel
straixht. 10 o5oal1o; spring eraizht. M3alsoo
re -four. medium 20 cboice, T.TsaArs; com meal
per 100 Ms. aIsa3soS city mills winter patent
ufssl25o; dty mills vintz straisht. u6; citj
mills spring rptent. A9: city mills blended
patent. NO THE above quotations on cit,
mills four On jobbing prices>l ReceiptA zs;
hbls. Including 57s for export
WHEkr-No sales; great scarcity q wheat IN
Rsitinore wzrehouses. and bids as hixh as 3.
pcr tu<h4 \ ~ government prizes are roin;
aner4i; olig out 90. oo oushes nov in gr.ir
-israln-a
costS-css. yellow. 10 pr bb,; vhite. II
pst b1 trAck yellow. Ma = 40 pr bashsl
oArs-se white. assc .zk.d; No. ) wait.
eiE-3-. lots Of nearly rye. ss TO quality
Ien1o: No. . Western export 1.s I'D
sfkAW-No. strzisht re. Z. r.oosls0o; No. 2
DO. lA2sls0; No. l tangled rye. Aooali 30
No. 3 DO. i2oosl2D: No. l wheat, II oals %
80. 2. do. loohliso; No. l cat, nooaIs %
N Z %. nsc.,a0
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Doomed to Die for Triple Murder,
Sun Wan Cries Out His Innocence
jury Returns Verdict Of
Guilty as Indicted" Af-
ter 80 Minutes Delibera-
ton and Chinese Student
Is Remanded Pending
Motion for New Trial.
Guilty as indicated"

Guilty as Indicated"
AS John e. Shelton. foreman of
the jury which tried Ziang sun Wan
for the murder of Ben Sen WI, un-
de--secretary at the Chinese Edu-
cational Mission. returned this ver-
diet in Criminal Court No. /. at
12:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Wan. weak from illness. his ner-
vous system wrecked by the sus-
pense of the trial, Strengthened with
a jerk. then crumpled back into his
seat and burst into tears.
Attorneys for prosecution and de-
fense- averted their eyes to avoid
observing the emotion of a man
condemned to death.
Trial Ended at Moor.
The month-long legal wrangle
was terminated at noon yesterday.
when United States District Attor-
ney Laskey concluded his argu-
ment. The case was turned over
to the jury fifteen minutes later.
The verdict was reached after thir-
ty minutes deliberation.
The prosecution had dismissed
three of the four counts in VANS
indictment. charging him with MUIR
der in the perpetration Of felony.
The jury convicted the young Chi
nese on the fourth count, that OF
premeditated murder. the penalty
for which. in the District, Is death,
A motion for a new trial will be
filed by the defense. II the plea
is not granted, Wan will be SEN
fenced next week.
Laskey Replies to O'shea.
James A. O'Shea, attorney for the
defense, who was interrupted in his
argument Thursday by adjournment
of court. finished his address yes
terday with a statement that "If
they treated this boy as the tes-
timony indicates. It Is high time an
American jury cut its stamp Of dis
approval on the methods Of the po-
lioe."
To the claim made Thursday in
O'Shea's argument that Wan was
not in need of money at the time
of the murder. Laskey retorted that
Wan had disposed of $500 worth
OF jewelry. and that. II he needed
more money, he might have bor-
rowed some from his-"good friend"
DR.. T. T. Wong, director of the
mission house.
Laskey defended the police. scofred
at the suggestion that the third de-
gree was used in obtaining VANS con-
fession, and declared that IL the au-
thorities were not allowed to ques-
ton crime suspects, I'VE might as
well close the courthouse"
Forgery Behind Motive.
Forgery Of the 5000 check, alleged
to have been copmitted by Wan.
was brought up by Laskey. as the
source of a motive for the killing,
as, he said. 1t would have been nee
essary to dispose of WI, whose name
appeared on the paper in question.
in order to cash the check. Conclud-
ing his argument. Laskey declared
that IL the jury did not believe Vans
brother, Tsong Ing Van. accompanied
the prisoner to the Riggs National
Bank. where the check was cashed,
he did not want a conviction.
Weak and trembling, Wan was led
out OF the courtroom by two deputy
marshals after the verdict was rem
dered. He was committed to this
District Jail, where, in event a new
trial is not granted, he will see his
last days on earth.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Jan ARRIVALS by boat).-
PoCLTRY-LiTe chickens. young. large. smooth
n 9a52; do. snail to medium. 3z5l; Whit
Leshoms. sa5l; do, rough and poor. %; ole
rosters. Ib. 20; do. old hens. n; do
White Leghon hens. ID. %; ducks, Mus
cory. young. h., A5; do. vhits Pekin.
young. b. xa8; do, puddle. h., aa;6; do.
smaller. poor. h. D; geese. nearby, fob, ID
-: turkeys choice young hens Ih. 70: do.
rooolers. h. =; do. old toms. pound. q; do
crooked breast. poor. ID, %: pigeons. old, De-
pair. oa35; do. young. pair. Soa35c; g1inea
foul. young. over II lbs. each. 30; do, smaller
each, 3zD: old. each. 90
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys per h. 4oaI3
ehickens youngl 0a4; do. old and mixed, sea1
old ROSTERS Ha2; ducks. Sa5S; geese. Sa3s.
EGGS-Western Maryland. Pennsylvsnia and
nearby. dozen. 20: Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia. 20; Western. 70; West Virginia, ssass
Southern. gas
BUTTER-Creamery, West separator, ertras
fus71; do. prints. t-Tb extras. T1.7z; ne.rb,
creamery extras. Gsss; dairy prints, Maryland
Virginia and Pennsylvania extras, aas2; do
Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. Eas; wesi
Virginia sxtras. tsal7; do. Ohio extras. Ea4s
process butter, Ea9.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Condemned Slayer Tear
fully Complains Of Ameri-
can Law Which Demands
His Life and His Grief
Moves Other Prisoners in
Cells to Show Emotion.

IT am innocenti I Am Innocent"
Ziang Sun Wan. convicted OF MUIR
der In the first degree, awaiting the
BLACK Maria" to take him to the
District Jail, rocked to and fro on the
edge Of his cot In a cell In the base
meut Of tbs courthouse.
Wan shook his head from side to
side, protesting against the law that
demanded his life. while large tears
rolled down his pale cheeks
Insists Hes Innocent.
"I don't understand American law"
he said. / do not see why they want
10 kill me. am innocent! Oh. I am
innocent!'
The condemned youth. utterly worn
out by his year of captivity. gave way
to his grief and threw himself upon
the cot, weeping bitterly.
Other prisoners. peering through the
iron gratings of their cell doors,
watched the frail young student as
he writhed in mental anguish. Har-
dened faces softened.
Events In Murder Case.
The chronology Of events con-
nected with the murder OF the di-
rector and two workers at the
Chinese Educational Mission, for
which Ziang Sun Wan has been
convicted, follows:
Jan. 81, Isls-The bodies of DR..
T. T. Wong. C. H. Hsie and Ben Su
Wu discovered in the mission
house. Police notified by Kang Ii.
House a scene of confusion.
Feb. 1-Police believe Chinese
were murdered by hired assassin.
Forged check discovered Suspicion
first cast on Wan. Wan brought
back from New York.
Feb. IVAN detained" at Dewey
Hotel by Washington police. who
question him.
: Feb. 3-Tsong Ing Van. brother
Of Wan, brought back from New
York. Also detained" at Dewey
Hotel.
Feb. IVAN and Van quizzed by
police. =
Feb. 5-More' suspects to be ques-
toned by police. IVAN and Van re-
main silent.
Dancers Name Mentioned.
Feb. 6-Name of Jeanne La Mar.
dancer. mentioned by police as
friend of WI. To be questioned.
Feb. 7---QuizElng of Wan and Van
continues. Others questioned.
Feb. Swan tells police of wu's
murder. referring to slayers as
they"
Feb. Swan confesses to killing
WI. who, he says, murdered Wong
and Hsie.
Feb. lo-coroner's jury holds
Wan and Van for murder.
Dec. 9-Wan's trial begins.
Jan. Swan convicted of mur-
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10

ing recsntiy-sssctsd odhosrs Of seak
mole Tribe cf RED Men: Norman Rob
erts. sAchem; c r. Clark seuioI
saxsmors: John Grady. Junior saga
more; T. y. Davis. prophet: W. 3
Nickiin. keeper Of wampum: w. n
Tatspaush. collector Of wsmpunf
Roger c, sullivan. chief OF records; =
r.. sullivan. representative 70 TIT
great council. which win meet In Ross
noke next May.
The week Of prayer services. ~hicf
begun last Monday. closed tonirhl
with services in Christ p. z. Church
The sermon was preached By Rev
John Lee Allison. DID. pastor Of thi
Second Presbyterian Church.
A social session will be given to
morrow Saturday night by the Re
Lief Truck and Engine Company No. 4
Arrangements have been made bI
Alexandria Post Of the American Le
gion for a get-together reception ant
dance which will be given January 4
In the auditorium OF the Elks Home
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
SENTRY SLAYS
REED SOLDIER
court1Martial to Hear !,
Peculiar Case at
Hospital.

A court-martiaI Is to be- con-
yened at Walter Reed Hospital for
the trial on charge OF mansiaugh-
ter Of Private John H. Tant. who.
while on sentry duty. fatally
wounded Prisoner Edward +. Thai
Ter by stabbins him in the stomach
with n bayonet during an alterca-
ton Both were members Of the
hospital detachment.
Feeling last night among medical
department men was that Tant viii
be acquitted.
The stabbing occurred Thursday
afternoon while Thalier with other
prisoners was working about the
hospital grounds. Words passed
between him and Sentry Tant and
It is alleged that Tant used his
bayonet when the prisoner attempt
ed to wrest his rife from him.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Violated Eight-Hour Law.

Albert d. Bat.ista, the proprietor
Of an eating house at 1751 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. was
tried in the Police Court yesterday
for violating the female eight-hour
law. He was specifically charged
by Health Office Inspectors Percy
Talley and NJ. Louise Simpson on
two counts with failing to post in
his place a schedule of the number
of hours his employees are required
to work. He was fined $50 in each
of the counts.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Senate Subpoena Server
Has No Trouble Finding
Ambassador" Martens
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

sioner General Camineti prepared a
telegram reading: DO not include in
present deportation party OF Russian
workers aliens having wives or fam
lilies residing in the United States"
Another nation wide raid against
the reds" is in the making.
I'VE don't talk about these things
in advance" said Attorney General
Palmer. when questioned about the
forthcoming raids. 1T would not be
wise for me to say whether we plan
another raid or not" The Attorney
General intimated very strongly how
ever, that there will be action shortly.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
VIRGINIA BREVITIEs.

Norfolk. Va, Jan o-Norfolk
is fearing the worst water famine
it has ever Experienced.
Numbers Of people are, sick
from drinking the water which
b so low in the lakes that fish
are dying. Chlorine il being used
to clear the water which gives it
a bad taste.
Billy Sunday and $4,000 people
prayed for rain last night to re-
ieve the situation. but Norfolk
awoke to see sunshine, with tenn
perature like q day in June.
Charlottesville-M NJ. p. Harris.
known as the Mother of the Uni-
versity of Virginia" is dead, accord
ing to news which has reached
here. She was the widow Of the
Rev. William F. Harris, and form
erly lived at Healing Springs. Va.
Danvile.-Kennon c. whittle has
been appointed referee in bank
ruptcy for the Eighth Federal dis
trict by Federal Judge Henry Clay
Mcdowell. He will succeed L Star
ling Thomas, who resigned because
of Ill health.
Lynchburg.-Mrs. H. C. Mcdowell,
Mrs. Charles Robert Smith, Miss
Lucy Davis and Mrs. John H. Lewis
have been elected by the Equal Suf-
frage League as delegates to the
national convention to be held in
Chicago in February.
Danville.-One-third of the fund
of s15o,0o0 sought for improvements
to roads in this vicinity has been
subscribed by citizens.
Danville.-Charies Anderson Pitch
ford. a brakeman employed by the
Southern Railway Company. was
fined s2s in Police Court for follow
ing an argument with police con-
cerning the rights of colored per-
sons to enter passenger coaches with
whites.
Lynchburg. - The Trent Building.
OCCuplcu py Iuc y.
A. was damaged by fire.
Williamsburg. - Miss Bessie B.
Taylor has resigned as a teacher
in the John Marshall High School,
to accept a position as
social director of women at William
and Mary College. She Is the only
woman member of the State Educa-
tion Commission. Her home Is in.
Onancock.
Petersburg. - Capt. Winston B.
Davis, formerly officer of the Peters,
burg Greys. and veteran of the
World War. has declined to accept
the position of chief OF police. He
had been chosen to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of Chief
Brockwell.
Richmand.-Maj. William A. Gin
will head the First Provisional In
fantry Regiment. Virginia National
Guard Capt. Edwin p. Conquest has
been named adjutant. Immediate
steps will be taken to complete the
organization of six infantry COM
panies and one machine gun COM
pany. An added infantry company
will be mustered in at Suffolk next
Monday.
Richmond.-col. S. Perry Halves
has been elected president of the
Richmond Howitzers association,
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Third Term Talk Revived
By Democrats; Feel Bryan
Also May Be Candidate
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
that he did not finish his address
at the Willard until nearly o'clock
in the morning. Mr.. Bryan was in
conference with Homer s. Cum
mings. chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee, and other Dem
ocratic committeeman. He sought some
common ground upon which he and
President Wilson might come to-
gether on the treaty situation.
Talk "Bryan" and Treaty"
The principal topic of discussion
yesterday was the disagreement OF
the two foremost leaders, of the Dem
ocratic party over the most vital issue
before the country. Excited groups
of men who had heard the jackson
Day speeches the night before could
be seen in the Hobbies of downtown
hotels. The passerby now and then
could hear the words Bryan" and
treaty and realize that the events
OF the previous night were being dis
cussed.
BY last nisht, most OF the visit
ing Democratic committeeman had
departed for their homes, there &c
begin laying plans for the impend-
ing campaign. With the time and
place for the next convention chosen
San Francisco, June S-their prob
lem is now to work out the party
platform to be adopted at the con-
vention.
Two outstanding facts appear to be
apparent.
ID That in spite Of the fact that
Mr.. Bryan stated he is not a candI-
date. and that President Wilson made
no mention of a third term in his
message, both are potential possibili-
ties as candidates.
(2) That the of peace may become
the paramount issue In the Presi-
Dental campaign.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
New Evidence Favors
Provost; Hearing Today

Mount Clemens, Mich, Jan. O.
Lloyd Provost, alleged slayer of ].
Stanley Brown, will be arraigned
tomorrow, 1t was announced today.
Attorneys for the defense declared
today that they had discovered new
evidence which they claimed will
exonerate Provost.
An Investigator for the defense. 1t
Is UNDERSTOOD Is searching the De-
troit underworld for a "gunman"
who "can throw some light on the
case"
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Collection Box Robbed.

Police OF the Eleventh precinct
are searching for a boy who robbed
the money box at st. Teresa Church.
Thirteenth and w tstreets southeast.
yesterday. The contents of the box
are unknown. Bryan Connor, 22l7
Fourteenth street southeast, told the
police that he saw a boy who was
acting in a suspicious manner, COM
ing from the church.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Drive Is Extended.

Owing to the successful drive for
members, by the Young Mems Polish
Club, the committee in charge has
decided to extend this drive for an
other week. On its conclusion there
will be a meeting of the old and new
members on Sunday, January is. in
stead of January IL. and many
prominent speakers will be heard.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Bryan to Speak for Dry
Campaign IN Georgis

Rome. Ca. Jan. e.-william j
Bryan viii speak In Rome and Al.
lsnta during the week OF Jaruar,
10. IL was announced here today b.
Judge Max Meyerhardt. Seventh dis.
trict chairman of the Anti-salooI
League.
Mr.. Bryan will speak for the move.
ment to raise SIS. 200. 900 TO aid ID
the enforcement OF Federal prohii
bition laws.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Gas Fumes Fatal to Man
In Room at Summit Hotel

Charles Ginder, As, died from gas
fumes in his room at the Summit
Hotel. Seventh and N streets. yes
terday. A colored employe of the
hotel discovered the body.
Coroner Nevitt stated last night
that an autopsy had been per-
formed. Gas. coming from an un-
lighted jet. had filled the room, he
said.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Legion to See Matches.

Boxing. wrestling and other re-
creative features are on the program
of the next meeting Of George Wash
ington Post, No. !. American Legion,
January 20, at the Community Club.
No. s. s1S Tenth street northwest.
A buffet supper will be served.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Shot Fails to End Life;
His Sanity Questioned

After shooting himself in the len
breast while in q sporting goods store
at 81 ID street yesterday morning
George G. Batslan. 81, 1914 Nintl
street. was taken TO the Bmergenc.
Hospital for treatment He latei
was removed to the washingtoI
Asylum Hospital for mental OBJ,
servation. Physicians said lasi
night that Bstaisn had only inflicted
a flesh wound and was in no danger
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10

automobiles is a French invention.
The life of a worn grass cloth rug
can be heightened by coating 1t with
paint.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10

A favorite mode of suicide amons
the African tribes who dwell neal
lake Nyassa is TO wade into thu
lake and there calmly wait for q
man-esting crocodile to come ant
finish the Job.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan e.-BUTTER-Market easier:
Creamery. extras. salted and msalted. 6sass1s !;
do. firsts. do. 6as65; do. higher than extras do.
S3za7o; State dairy tubs. 52ae5; renovated, ex-
CHEESE-Market irregular: whole milk
Specials. 321za3; whole milk fancy. 3la32; lower
grades. za3O5; Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy
Young Americas. S25Sa3Ht; State skins, specials
22a-z; do choice. l7a2o; do. fair to good. Halls
do. lower grades. saI3
EGGS-Market firms: Nearby white fancy. of
Tered s.; nearby brown fancy. siaS6; extra, Of
fered. s.; hrsts, fsas0l
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10

Designed for hotel bedrooms Is an
electric fan that runs for an hour
when a nickel Is dropped into a slot
Chamois leather is not the hide
OF the chamois, but the flesh side of
shsepskin.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10

The funeral of Henry A. Crump
took place this afternoon from the
residence of his son, William II.
Crump. Services were conducted by
Rev. E. v. REGISTER. ID. D.. pastor
OF the NJ. Z. Church South
Henry r. Padgett deputy great
sachem. last night installed the follow
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10

Mrs Lucy ". Schafe died at an
advanced age last night at the
Alexandria Hospital. Her funeral
will take place at 10 O'Clock Satur-
day afternoon from wheatley's
mortuary chapel Services will be
conducted by Rev. L. H. Kelly. pas
tor of Che Free Methodist Church.
and burial will be in Bethel Gene
terry.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-14

II am in my eighty-fifth year but
since taking Tanlac l am as hale
and hearty as l ever was and can do
as much work as / could thirty years
ago." declared w. II. Morse of So
Blaine street, Seattle, Wash. AL
though in his eihty-fifth year, Mr.
Morse is still daily to be found en-.
gagged in hard work down at the
Ames shipyard and Is remarkably
well preserved for his years.
Last spring had an attack OF
the FLU that left me in a very badly
run down condition and so weak that
I could hardly get around. For
long while l had very bad cold
that couldn't shake off and my
bronchial tubes were so choked up
that l was coughing all the time.
I had no appetite and in fact ate so
little that I was steadily loosing
weight. couldn't sleep at nights
and became very much worried alb
out my condition, because I couldn't
find anything to straighten me up
and restore my lost strength.
Il saw by the papers what fine
work Tanlac was doing for other
folks, so I got some for myself. II
did me good right from the start,
! for in a very short While my cough
left me, and was eating fine and
sure did enjoy every mouthful.
slept better at nights and was soor
feeling much better in every way.
have gained seven pounds in weight
and am so much stronger that | car
turn out about as much work as
NEST any other man, in spite OF my
cars. Tanlac certainly must be {
great medicine TO put me on my fee'
like It has. and I'm glad OF the
chance to tell everybody about it,
Tanlac is sold in Logan by the
lCity Drug company, and by leading
druggists everywhere. ADJ
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-14

w. II. MORSE. of Seattle,
Wash. who says he can now
turn out as much work as he could
thirty years ago, in spite OF his
age. Gives Tanlac credit for his
splendid health.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-14

In the full enthusiasm OF his gra-
titude for the great hour he spent
In the White House. Candidate Cox
emerged from the historic interview
with the announcement that what
he (Wilson) promised shall, If ell
ected, endeavpr With all my strength
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-14

has often proved in the a,
irene are the opening Of the
he case Of Mrs Marsaret
small children
new .Mexfco Q
Today she the AnGora goats
which she has made business Of breeding Ms
success Is due to thorough
ton stock "
Zealand. = = - - ~ - Nv
and dams arc sucioued each ya, ssv
selling for less than $500
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-14
Children and Books.

It does the child no harm to make
the acquaintance of hooks when were
not written for children. In nome
where great boob that have ihsp'reo
or amused successive generatlTls are
accessible, an actlye.mlnded child 10
likely at some time or other to get az
them. II we want our children TO ran
In love with the bettS' kind OF DOCKS
let US provide them with opportunities
for meeting such books Without t"o
much formality.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-14

A want ad In the Logan Republi-
can will bring results.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-10-14

A WANT ad in the Logan Republi-
can will bring results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
'H"d Corn-:cd pigs ard snoats Iich is
"a SoithcTn hogs sold subject TO insnec-
ZION and when soft and oily.
PRODUCE MARKETS.


NEW YORK. August ,;-S,ilI ,ov.- ,o,.,.
MstS irIChrd In the market FOR coffe. f,i-
$3.50 ,"Gny OWING Ia the continued weak
t'sS SI thc brazilian ma rlc;s a. reflect cd
~ 49, .h iHI!r:is quotations aad reports OF
iHH 49, ana freight offers. The mar
11""' 'Ii'NS months sold about - to y
tn.nIA ,Sl"w lnst nights cios!nl. nunt n, Inn
M.ia December touching g55 comnn 80,
"i:in .n'>V. 'ns nigh Level Of last Monday.
. H'F@ WAS considerable co.c-!n. n-o..o =
tI-' '*u'"s. snt nn-"..!!n:: Eu-0nean CON
H. IONS f'sir;viti hu"!nr otherwise and
~ 's'''7 showed only modcrs,c r, Iiirs
&c iHhrr closed ~ 3lG with the general
~ SHOWING net decline OF II TO II points
~ l',E "d-i september. 9l9: Oc;obcr
t''C'Whtr, $50. January. Oh: March
LAY l"it July. ipli.
=, ''s., '" r.. nuil. lilo Is. 1915: Santos &c
=, n,.,., S"l:io. omers. including U.s. pa RI
nnwmrunhm' AZ l-1"H. !" II and Rio IS at 81.
lhs on.e!"l cables showed n decline ~
=" tt!S III me Rio narkc, and OF i5-3sd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
NEW YORK CURE

NEW YORK. August G.-Movcmenta voro
m1i,shly cratic on the curb market today
me me opening hut after initial advances had
bccn est ahlishcd decided wcakncss FOL.
lowed. Just when the market ap"onrca ~
rs worst decided change again took
Oil stocks were tho chief sufferers whom
me market was weak. Mid West Refining
was down more than points before he
lurh came. and others showed losses OF
several points. Simms Petroleum sold down
10 IT'S lowest on the decline and Dominion
aiso touched Its previous low mark
IN the lniscc llancous group thcrs wcro
LOSSES OF from fractions to points H., fore
the market recovered.