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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-10
PICTURES TERRIBLE
HUNGER IN VIENNA
lack of NOurishment Brings
Complications of Other
Disorders.

PARIS. June s.-Nienua "A city
with a larger population than Phil
adelphia. and covering as great an
area as Boston. Cleveland and San
Francisco combined, had not "A sin
gle drop OF milk for the feeding OF
pa bies until the American Red Cross
recently sent 80 tons OF condensed
milk BY rail from Paris Vienna
had a larger percentage OF infant
mortality than any other city has
suffered in modern times. This
traiuIoad OF milk is the first outside
help received for Niennese babies
since the armistice.
The lack Of nOurishment for chill
@dren in Vienna gives rise 10 a COM
pIiCation Of other disorders. Chief
among these Is ricketts,. a disease
that causes distortion OF the limbs
and displacement OF the ribs
through failure OF the bones 20
Withstand the pressure Of growth.
Red Gross Aid.
The Vielese hospitals have re-
eeived Red Cross medical supplies,
but go congested are these institu-
lions that they are still In terrible
need OF supplies Soap Is entirely
means that the hospital linen can
not be washed adequately. and fire.
quently sheets and towels are not
washed az all There is not a single
hospital that IS not dependent upon
foreign charity.
This Is the picture OF misery
drawn by the director OF the Leo
pOld child's hospital In Vienna. No
satisfactory substitute has been dis
covered for milk. The adults exc
out a precarious existence with fish
and coarse meal. The very wealthy
own milch goats which they feed
upon the foliage OF the avenue trees
ir summer Apart from these
there Is nothing in Vienna Mt 10 feed
10 babies except what outside relief
organizations have supplied.
Col. Kendall Emerson OF Boston
Mass. American Red Cross deputy
commissioner for Europe, now al
Budapest. has issued an appeal a.
the women Of America 10 make pos
sible the dispatch 20 Hungary OF
two hundred thousand layettes al
the earliest possible moment Col
Emerson, on an inspection tour OF
the hospitals OF Budapest, saw
countless cases Of ba bies discharged
from maternity hospitals, wrapped
IN newspapers. The properm care
of the COuntry's babies from the
moment OF birth" said Col Emer-
son. lis the chief singled need OF
Hungary today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-10
News will be on the bill also.
IuASAIIIE.

Written by Jerome X. Jerome.
Miss Hobbs" as a screen attraction
at the Lasalle again today, viii
prove the same comedy hit that II
did on the speaking stage a number
OF years ago Pretty, blonde Wanda
Hawley has the leading role which
was created BY clever Annie Russell.
The story briefly concerns that OF a
lovely rnan-hater who IS finally won,
heart and hand, by handsome
young bachelor. Harrison Ford has
this latter role.
Tomorrow, The Dream Cheater'
features j. Warren Kerrigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-10

MONDAY AND TJESDAYTBe
4 in this picure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-10
REPORT INCREASE IN
CHINESE SEA TRADE

SHANGHAI. June s.-Srawth OF
a report just issued giving customs
revenues OF the As ports in China
in which duties were collected. The
total collections for last year
amounted 10 4s,OOe,16O Haikwan
Taels. an increase over the revenues
collected in 1918 OF 9,664,115 Hk
Ills. The Haikwan Tael, unit OF Gus
toms values in China, ranges in
value from s1.35 to $50 gold.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-10

thought she was wonderful and
they wished 20 marry her. Thus
Clarine Seymour as Mary becomes a
very important figure In the story
OF The Idol Dancer" Richard
Bartlemess appears IN the leading
male role Some wonderful tropical
scenes are shown and the story Is
full OF interest throughout the
seven reels
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-10

favor for Il has all the elements Of
good entertainment. namely. thrills.
romance and adventure. Florence
Dixon. a member OF the Ziegfeld
coterie OF beauties. is leading lady
for Mr.. Williams
Tomorrow. Miss Hobbs" features
Wanda Hawley
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-10
CASTLE.

A story OF English Army post life
is Captain Swift" which with Earl
Williams IN the title role is shown
at the Castle theater today. First
presented as stage attraction a
number OF years ago, the screen
version Of this play will win popular
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-10
DANZIG SIGNS TREATY
WITH POLE REPUBLIC

HERALDSBURG. Calf, June Q.
The school teachers OF Sonoma
county have perfected an organiza-
ton and have started a campaign
OF publicity. I'm charge of an expert
advertising man. 20 show the people
the advantages OF paying adequate
salaries and lettering school condi-
tons.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-23

| five. Nominated: Henderliter, John,
rouCe >. South Boise; Mathews, E.B.
1901 Grant street, South Boise; Win
die, E. L., Chamberlain and Mani
tcu streets.
Committeeman Hiner, w. H.,
QUITE 5, Boise, Idaho.
InteTmountain precinct Entitled
to four. Nominated; Biwer, Edward
T., Harrison boulevard; Heller, Ell.
Dewey and Twentieth streets; Lem
on, Mrs. Emma; Schriber, Mrs. Marie.
North Nineteenth street.
CCmmitteeman-Green, John F.,
Twenty-fourth and Dora streets.
j Fairgrounds precinct Entitled tC
five. NominaCed: Floyd, James N.
Fifth and Garden; Gray, Ii. L., Per
kins; Jones, H. B, Orchard avenue:
McClenahan, J.H, Randall's crossing:
Rasor, Charles, Fairgrounds crossing:
Vance, Lulu E., Boise, Idaho.
Committeeman, Floyd, James n.
Fifth and Garden Streets
Green Meadows precinct-Entitled
to three. Nominated Jennings, Neal.
Eagle, Idaho; Kinzer, Tom, Eagle.
Idaho; Mace. Charles, Eagle, Idaho.
Commttteeman-Conway, w. H..
Eagle, Idaho.
Meridian precinct -- Entitled to
seven. Nominated: Winstead. S. H.,
Meridian. Idahn
Mora Observation-Disclosures to two
Nominated: Powell, Meta J., RED.
Mora, Idaho.
Soldiers Home precinct-Entitled
to three. Nominated: Donoho, jam
es, Collister, Idaho; Dick, Peter, Sol
diers' Home; Knepper, Ethel. Col
lister, Idaho.
Whitney precinct-Entitled to one
Nominated: Goodfriend, H, RID
Boise, Idaho.
Committeeman--Luttrell, Silas, R.
F. D. Boise, Idaho.
Said Republican party and Dem
ocratic party primary election will
be held at separate polling places in
each precinct, to he designated by
the county central committee of each
party.
The POLLS shall be open from
O'Clock p. N. until Z o'clock p. m. OF
said day
STEPHEN UTTER, County Auditor.
Dated, Boise, Idaho, July 10, 1920.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-23

Robertson. James D., Meridian. Id.
ahc; Waggoner, John L., Meridian
| Idaho.
Committeeman Howry, Rolley
Meridian, Idaho. 't
Mora precinct-Entitled to one
1 Nominated: Boyd, r. C, route 2.
Committeeman-Rockwell, Calvin
A., Kuna route 2. g..-.. Dr..
Orchard precinct-Entitled to one
Nominated: Huntington, Charlie
Mayfield. care Mayfield stage. d.
Committeeman--Huntington, Char
lie, Mayfield, care of Mayfield stage.
Soldiers Home precinct Entitled
to six. Nominated: Anderson, Aug
ust; Glenn, s. P; Neal, II. E., Col
lister; Potter, r, Soldiers Home
Reynolds, Ella ", Soldiers Home !;
ScoVell, c. P, Collister Lane; Smith,
George w, Alturas street west of
Sand creek; Smith, George D., Sold
lers' Home; Walker, Mrs. Jennie, Sol
diers' Home; Whitehead, w. s., Col
listers lane; Williams, w r., River
side station.
Committeeman-Glenn, S. P; Pot
ter, James R., Soldiers Home.
Ten Mile Precinct-Entitled to one.
Nominated: Bell, J. c.
Committeeman-Bell, ] C.
Ustick precinct-Entitled to three.
Nominated: Boone, LATE, Ustick
route /; Mckinney, Mrs Bessie, Us
tick, Idaho; Snider, l.. O., Ustick,
Idaho. ...
Committeeman-Rice, NJ. L., Us
tick, Idaho.
Union rrecinct-- Entitled to five.
Nominated: Ayres, ]. L., Star, Idaho;
Breshears, J. 3. Star. Idaho; Lister,
E. E., Star, Idaho; Roberts, ]. E.,
Star, Idaho; Wilcox, Allen, Star, Id
aho
Committeeman
Whitney precinct = Entitled to
three. Nominated: Ballinger, Sam;
Chriss, Mrs. c. p; Dunning, d. A.;
Eagleson, C. H.; Streeter, H L.;
Watts, Volney, C.
Committeeman-Dunning, d. A.
White Cross precinct-Entitled to
three. Nominated: Adamos, John P.
Marsters, Elias, White Cross; Sebern,
o. ", White Cross.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Elias,
White Cross.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-23
In the Probate Court

County of Ada, State of Idaho.
In the matter OF the Estate and
Guardianship of Otis W. Hon, Joe ].
Hon, Erma F. Hon and Margaret
Hon, minors.
Notice of Guardians Sale of Real Es-
tate at Private Sale
Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suance of an order of the Probate
Court of the County or Ada. State OF
Idaho, duly given and made on the
Sth day of July, 1920, in the above
entitled estate, Zela H. White, guard
ian of the persons and estates OF
Otis w. Hon, Joe ]. Hon, Erma F.
Hon and Margaret Hon, minors, will
sell, on or after Monday, the 18th
day of July. 1920, in the County of
Ada, State of IiahO. to the highest
and best bidder, aud upon the terms
and conditions hereinafter mention
ed, at private sale subject to con-
firmation by said Probate Court, the
following described real property
belonging to the estate of said min
ors.
All the right, title and interest of
Otis W. Hon, Joe J. Hon, Erma F.
Hon and Margaret Hon, minors. be-
ing an undivided Four Ienths inter
est in the following described real es-
tate situated in Ada County. Idaho.
to-wit:
The Northeast Quarter =, fNET of
the Southwest Quarter tSNll) of
the Southwest Quarter tSW Il ! OF
Section Twenty-eight (2Sl. in Town
ship Four (4) North. Range Two C21
East OF Boise Meridian, Ada County.
T6ahn- apu1 =.
which is the center OF said southwest
quarter tSW4 OF said Section
Twenty-eight (2SD and running
thence north Eighty 500 feet theme!
West Six Hundred and sixty $500
feet; thence South Eighty $50 feet,
thence East Six Hundred and sixty
(66O) feet to the place of beginning;
the same being portion of the
Northwest Quarter (NW n of the
Southwest Quarter (SWA) of said
Section, Township and Range, con-
tanning eleven and one fourth t11A J
acres, more or less, according to gov
eminent survey; also fourteen (14)
shares of stock in the Boise city canal
Company for water for irrigation of
the above described land; together
with the tenements, Entertainments
oLd otpo1 lCllfiAlSCS GhClOuLkO uC1puS-
ing or appertaining including all
water and water and ditch rights.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash.
lawful money of the United States
of America, to be paid upon the de-
livery of the deed of said guardian
and after confirmation of said sale
by said Probate Court
Bids and offers must be in writing
and may be left at the Office of VIM.
c. Dunbar, attorney for said guard
ian, or may be delivered to said
guardian personally, or may be filed
with the Clerk of said Probate Court,
at any time after the first publication
of this notice and before the making
of said sale.
Dated July 8, 1920.
XELLA H. WHITE.
Guardian of the persons and estates
OF Otis W. Hon, Joe j. Hon. Ern.a
F. Hon and Margaret Hon. Minors.
VIM. C. DUNBAR, Attorney for
Guardian, Residence, Boise, Idaho.
lost .. ..
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-23
DEMOCRATIC PARTY TICKET

State Representative
George E. Atwater, Boise.
H. Goodfriend, R. D., Boise.
Mrs. Agnes G. Howe, Boise.
Sheriff
Oscar G. Sommerville, route 5,Bolse
Henry Swanholm, Boise.
County Treasurer
Meta ]. Powell, route 2, Kuna.
Probate Judge
James D. Whelan, Boise.
Delegates to Attend County
Convention.
Precinct No. l. Entitled to four.
Nominated: Roijker, Mrs. Stella, 1405
East State street; Seeley, Mrs. VIII
lamette, 1407 East Bannock street:
Wagner, George, sol East Jefferson
street.
Committeeman Coston, Helen,
1908 Warm Springs avenue: Arbuc-
kle, Charles H., 1909 East Washing
ton.
Precinct No ENTITLED to two.
Nominated: Buchanan, Ellsworth,
Alb South Ninth street; Thomas, Mrs
Christina, south end of Ash street.
Committeeman-S James
IT., llEl Lee street.
Precinct No. 3-Entitled to three.
Nominated: Hasbrouck, Mrs. E. H.,
pa East Idaho street; Pike, Mrs.
Curtis, assay office; Ullman, j., PIC
Jefferson street.
Committeeman - Cummock, ]. R.
307 East Jefferson.
Precinct No. ENTITLED to two.
Nominated: Johnson, r. H., Idaho
and Sixth streets; Scott, r. T., 507
Jefferson street.
Committeeman Irwin, Charles,
81 " Main street.
Precinct No. 5-Entitled to one.
Nominated:
Committeeman Mark.
Precinct No. ENTITLED to one.
Nominated:
Precinct No. ENTITLED to two.
Nominated: Cole, w. A. 80 State
street; Dunning, Dow, go State
street.
Committeeman-Heer, F. S., 1922
West State.
Precinct No. s. Entitled to two.
Nominated: Dockery, Eva Hunt, IT'S
Washington; Konrad. Henry, $40
State.
Committeeman Harry H,
III Washington street.
Precinct No. ENTITLED to five.
Nominated: Grunbaum, Julius, 1112
North Seventh street; Martin, T. L.
GA Hays.
Observation-Disclosures, w. R.,
SIS North, Eighth street.
Precinct No. Identified to four
Hays street; Noble, Gertrude F., 800
Ia OF prin
O'Farrell.
Committeeman-H William.
1923 Fort street.
Precinct No. 11-Entitled to four.
Nominated: Kinyon, Mrs. Martha G.,
1910 Hays street; Kuder, Clyde s.,
1911 Resseguie street; Whelan, James
D., 1901 Resseguie street.
mitteeman-Smead John r.
1912 Fort street.
Precinct No. Identified to three.
Nominated: Baker, Mrs. Hannah,
Eleventh street; Bodle, H. G., Elev-
enth street
Commitreeman-Pope, ]. p, 7OZ|
Brumback street. d.
Precinct No. 13-Entitled to four.
Nominated: Dahlgren, A H, 1410|
Thirteenth street; Stein, Howard E.,
1901 North Thirteenth street; Tur-
ner. j. j., 1916 Ada street; Wanek,
T. ], 1907 North Thirteenth street.
Committeeman Wilkerson, w. r.,
1417 North Twelfth street.
Precinct No. 14-Entitled to four.
Nominated: Atwater, George, corner
Twentieth and Alturas: Kessler, HIS,
Eighteenth and Ridenbaugh:
Pohlman, Mrs. w H., corner Nine
teenth and Eastman streets: Winstead,
c. E., SOS North Nineteenth street.
Committeeman-Hindman. S. j.,
1910 North Twenty-second street.
Precinct No. Entitled to four.
Erb. Mary, Eighteenth
and State streets.
Committeeman--Martin, Paris, 1901
Sherman street
Precinct No. Identified 10 two. |
Nominated: Reeves, W. N, 1916
River.
Precinct No. 17-Entitled to one.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-23

MERIDIAN HARNESS
AND SHOE SHOP.
G. H. LEININGER & son
PROPRIETORS
Harness and Shoe Repairing
Harness Oiling.
ALL KINDS OF NEW HARNESS
FOR SALE
Come in and See Our Stock of
Harness Before You Buy.
Broadway ST., Meridian, Idaho
Pioneer Tent & Awning Co.'S Can
vas Dams for Irrigation, at Leinin-
gers Shoe Shop
MERIDIAN TRANSFER LINE
A. ]. MATCHASI, Proprietor.
A uto Truck Seryic e
Light and Heavy Hauling. Prompt
Delivery. oH1ee Phone $40
MERi An, AHo.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-07-23

Total expenditures for
the year ....... SIS, 97O.9T
S. H. GRONDAHL.
Chairman.
MABEL c. GREGORY,
Clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-23
n. Y. CURB

New York. April e2.--The further
recession in prices and the MONDAY
recovery which featured general stock
transactions were faithfully reflected
on the curb. The late dealings left
the market decidedly ragged. with
ing prices. Practically the entire list
recovered from tho morning slump.
The industrials were out in only a
narrow list.
The oils were again the weak fea-
ture, with only partial recovcries I'm
many cases from the low OF the day.
Standard Oil of New York declined 6
points,
| The mining shares were decidedly
weak today after having held up very
well under the strain OF the past three
DAYS. There was no especial feature
! and radsng was not heavy Curb
Hist,
Aetna Exniosives-2.ooe shares: bid,
So; asked 3.
Alued oil-s,ooo shares; bid. "a;
asked 40.
Anglo American Oil 400 shares:
bid, "a; asked, rs,
Cosden oil--1,2e shares; bid, SIS;
asked, So
Houston oil--1oc shares: bid, 90;
asked, &c
| Int Petroleum., 500 shares; bid,
35l2: asked SO,
/ Merritt Oil--4po shares; bid. II;
asked. i7A.
! Metrop Petroleum. 200 shares;
bid, 4 asked, AZ.
! Midwest Refining. 500 shares; bid
HAS, asked. $50.
/ Ric<ard Texas-2oo shares: bid, q;
asked. "a
Southwest oi1--4oo shares; bid, q;
asked u
! Texas Ranger-31o shares, bid. /,
asked, Ia.
/ Victoria of--seo shares: bid. IA
asked. I 4.
Atlants-3.2oo sharesi bid, ;; asked
j2}a
! Rig LEDGE 500 shares; bid, sis
asked. %.
Boston Montana--.,soo shares; bid
ST. asked, SO.
Cons. Arizona-2ooo shares; bid
AZ asked, AZ.
coldheid cons,--5.4oo shares; bid
TO- asked, 1..
Jumbo Ext--1.2oO shares. bid. E
asked, T.
Nick. ragh--~s,ooo shares. bid
'53; asked. SIS.
Nipissing 300 shares; bid. 10; ask
g1014
Rex. cons,-1c.oco shares: bid, az
asked. ~.
Tonopah Extension 21o shares
bid. "; asked -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-23
MR0AD STRIKE
Responsible FOR
WALL ST.flURRY
nv BgslADAS WALL.

Nrw York. April 2-.---Another wild
Nv in wall Street saw the bear party
rlying desperately 70 extrfcato stseii.
the morning another attack earned
k1ces OF many stocks TO the low ieNel
the previous day and in Few new
nv records were made. Selling of
8rrs and republic were particularly i'm
SryaxSive There was also very GOOD
el5irsr Of Mexican Petroleum. Before
FAs5a,a however the whole situation
I'd changed for when the shorts tried
In cover they foun3 little stock offered
Hfhe result " asa rapid bidding up OF
|brIs-es in all issues, Crucible advanced
f8nDre :i.a IL points, Nanaoium \,
$1,srloeie -. SttromberE :. General
Eass.s9rs 20. Baldwin moro than and
Retfars in the active list an average OF
New that the raid has spent its
Kfo~ce the best opinion seems 10 be that
N4hs strike Of switchmer was respoh-
&sfhts for the whole trouble. Iens OF
&nalilsons Of dollars 81 freight N transit
27x standing ~ side tracks where II can
Ebe claimed aS banking credit by
Ee,e;fhcr the seller nor the buyer.
E II, The meantime comm @rclal loans
Sxsaye been falling 5ua ia the west and
Nfhr banks have insisted on payment.
$aaprrharts pressed Tor payment had
nc other recourse jhan 20 sell theF
SSnyestnacnts I. has been ar eNflhl-
.fsaY, ,f izcarsiderate banking such as
Elrruently discredits The business Fys-
frsr OF THE United States
i Further evidence came to hand to
@aas 81 tha professional character Of
Nahe attack ON The stock market II
64eenas that rcssimtSIi> reports have
Dec nut in circulation all over the
s@rcuntry 50 thar thousands Of persons
6<rsre ready ~ believe tbs worst There
Was 3ust enough bad news to justify
SAhese reports. The Sudden and unex-
Nrecfed attack started on the market
NsAonday was effective chiefly because
IN was not understood The raiders
The Va Tue Of mystery.
srortunatelv the scheme has been ex-
Hnisined and The public is recovering
@tts conposure.
what gave the raid an appearance
spf professionalism and resulted in its
Aexposure was The good buying OF
S1socks on the decline of the account
2of the piungers. There was Il no time
Ehuy pauicky feeling IT was a profess
arsonal coup brilliantly executed and
S4he New crt- stock exchange Will nos
s4t,+4.@t-
&Sf was cneanyered. No official action
Will be taken To protect or average tho
public.
Allan A. Ry8ns friends did not
#RASfLAfN
&E.aei when thc raiders got after IT,
fhey organ lied pool and stood ready
Ito take the whole capital stock If
Enecessa r. They planned deliberate
Nv TO let Il corner develop If the bears
&persisted IN selling the stock, II was
Ia be an exhibition corner 10 test the
bright Of insiders 20 protect their in
ExeSfsnenf. THE raiders took warning
IND drove Replogle 10 A new high
Record price in their attempt to
ztsScape.
IEs Announcement that Allan Ryan was
A.siliing 10 settle Sturz contracts d.
Hrectiy and would not insist on a com
smistae had huoyant influence on the
|slnarket for that meals speedy settle
Nment.
rs The stock exchange is reported &C
s@>sant him to withdraw his demand
ANA his seat be sold and 10 let Slut
n 1ls. listed again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-23
CITY ORDINANCES ON
PARKING ARE UPHELD

City of Richmond ordinances reg
ulating parking places for for-hire
automobiles was upheld by a jury
in the hustings court yesterday when
f.. e. Bum, operator of for-hire
agency here, was fined IS and costs
in three cases. Assistant City Attor-
ney Anderson, who prosecuted the
cases, requested the jury to impose
a minimum fine, stating at the same
time that the right and power Of
the law must be upheld.
1t was testified that Bum in three
repeated insta r,es was arrested by
Sergeant Grafton for parking his au-
tomobiie in other places than the des-
ignated parking space" on Eighth
street between Broad and Grace
streets. When arrested the first time
Bum is said to have stated that he
forhire agency and that he intended
to do it where he pleased"
After being arrested the first time
he repeated the violation two other
separate times. Attorney Anderson
said that he regarded the cases as a
defiance of the right of the city of
Richmond to regulate the streets.
The jury promptly returned verdicts
of guilty"
The docket of the hustings court
was particularly occupied with ordi-
nance violations yesterday. a. c.
Boisseau, another operator of a. for
hire stand, was fined SO for viola
ting the parking ordinance.
II, r AnswelI. James Holmes and
c. NJ. Selph were each fined $40 and
costs for speeding. The cases were
appealed from the police court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-23

Savannah 1888: Charleston, $50; Nor
folk, 25T, Boston. 1875: Augusta, s35:
Memphis. 5.E27 Range of cotton
prices in today's markets:
April--{iosin 4o.90 nominal.
May--Opening. 1850; highest. 4t1e;
lowest, 1910; closing. 1921 a +oa5.
June--Closing 1855 nominal
5uly-Opening $40; highest 5et7:
lowest, 3s0S: closing. 3sss6SssS.
August Highest, 37.T5; lowest,
ares: closing. also nominal
eptember-Highest $3.50: lowest.
$3.50: closing, 90 90 nominal.
october Opening. $500; highest.
$3.50, lowest. S475; closing, $5,44a
$3.50
ovember-~Closing. 34T5 nominal
Decem Deepening 1895; highest
34S0; lowest. 337o: closing, $3.50 %
1854
January 1870: highest
34,1S: lowest, 1910: closing, ASSOC
E3s5
Fehruary-Closing. Sass nominal.
March-opening, 3e.52; highest, 1925:
lowest, 32.20; closing. 32,90@3233
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-23
j. 5. CIRCUIT
COURT Of APPEALS
Case Argued:


No. 1902, A. 1. Moxham, appellant,
vs. The sherwood company of West
Va, corporation appellee appeal
from the district court at Charleston.
w. Va. Cause argued by ID. c. 7.
Davis and Conner Hall. Of Charles
ton, w. Va, for appellant, and by j.
G. France, OF Baltimore, Md. Francis
II. Homer, OF New York City, and
Malcolm Jackson, of Charleston, w.
Va, for appellee, and submitted.
Rehearinss Denied:
No. 1925, Walker d. Hines, direc-
tor general of railroads, ct al. appel
lants, VS.. James Hanaghan and E.
l Hanlon, ct al appellees: appeal
from the district court at Parkers-
burg, w. Va. Upon petition of ap-
pellants for "a rehearing. Rehearing
denied
No. 1881, Walker p. Hines, director
general of railroads ,et al appel
lants, VS.. The Atlantic Refining com
pany, corporation, appellee; ap-
peal from the district court at Clarks,
burg, w. Va. Upon petition of ap-
pellants for rehearlng. Rehearing
denied.
Case in Can:
No. 1885, J. E. c, Kohleast, ct al.
plaintiff in error, VS.. Parkersburg and
Marietta Sand company defendant
in error; error to the district court at
Huntington w. Va TO be argued
by c.. w. Campbell, of Huntington, w.
Va, and Charles II. Stephens Of
Cincinnati, Ohio. for plaintiffs in error
and by Holt, Duncan and Holt. of
Huntington, W. Va, for defendant
in error.