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The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-10
YANK TROOPS
NEAR SCENE
OF FIGHTING

rocky fortress, follows the river for
kilolneter or two and then begins To
climb steadily to the northeast 10 the
hill country, the heart Of the Amerl-
can bridgehead.
There are no isolated farm houses
or dwellings of any description IN TINS
MARI of the world--such thing Is I'M
dreamed of. Nor has the average lit
tie town the unsightly fringe OF straS
Cling outposts with which the Amer
can village announces trahsiuoh
| from rural beauty to urban complex
ties. Our road, well mended by Ger
man labor under American supervi-
sion, running through rich fields ana
vefvety forest patches grOomed TO a
faultless beauty. plunges us into the
very heart of Baumbach, Nlelbach'
Dernbach or Nentershausen with dan
gerous preclpitnncy; so dangerous, IN
fact that were it not for the watclful
mounted policemen who hold up q
warning hand as we approach, the IA
talities among the children of our one
time enemy would be beyond all com
putting.
These little towns. so compact an'
circumspect in appearance, house tn
/, farming population of the Rhinelahu
They are a survival or feudal days
The farmer goes out boldly enough Il
his fields in broad daylight, but VII
| manufacturing towns also lie along III
way. with an Industrial population Z
!. n few hundred souls or less. employee
: of the local sawmilI, pottery or III
/ fabrik.
Happy Children.
1t was in such town that llNeu II
- nearly five months of the spring OF lSi
=, and though my main business ID
i, with the American army, had d
: opportunity to get at least surfa'
- impression of the life of the. village
-. | shall think of our little town
9 ways as it appeared in the dazzlll
sunshine of the first spring days. II
!. ugIf modern houses We're i'll the maj
~ gardenless and built plumb 10 L
&c street. but despite the lack OF crOc
:, and swelling bud, spring was there
- the tremendous hustle of mUppin
nv and sweepings and drubDings I'll
ho oyerfiowed through doors agar
open windows. Stills became Ia
ionabIe with the more adventure
49, small "sQuareheads." The ehlldi
70 swarmed on the main street (r
20 which they had been expressly d
80 ished by the "Amerikaner" for IN
90 own safety, playing games inVoiV
80 much singing and a sort OF cha
=. .Ein, zwei. drei. vier." Occasiona
~ they broke into weird and fear
English. overheard at the horse
&c during grooming hours, or choru
&C strictly phonetic renderings OF IA
80 K-Kat." One little girl of 6 or Z. ci
the ishing a deep admiration for our c
~ mel. waylaid him each morning OH
- wav TO mess, to call out shyly anC
90 her most winning tone, Hello. On
,ch en- :" and then rush. overcome, 10
a. ter. History does not reveal the Il
,on tity Of the sponsor for this pretty
pliment, but it is rumored that
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-10
of Doubtful Origin.

"How did you like that Spanish ci-
gar gave you. old manT
Ibid you say Spanish or spin
achT"
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-10
postrv and Prose.

Poetry dno TFOSS'
"Oft in my silent vigils, l hear the
voices of the night"
"Have you baby with collie, tooF
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-10

liz 4 iterarx Friends.

as he familiar with the classicsF
ooh, yes! | notice from his library
table that he pitches them arouhd eN-
cry which way.'-Judge.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-10
Within American Lines.

Rafting eastward across the littie
pontoon bridge which spans the RHINE
directly in front of the American army
HEADQUARTERS at Coblenz. our battered
Ford swings again to the north under
the shadow OF Ehrenhreitstein's high.
the darkness he seeks the security OF
tba village street. A goodly number OF
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

New York World has taken high
II onnd and no justice loving citi-
zen OF color oan fail to heed fs ap--
peal. Right here in Richmond col
ored American citizens are being
barred from participating In Repabli
can "primar lev" by so-callad Ropub
lioan white leaders and fron tho
Democratic primaries by white Dan
ocratic leaders. TNey aGe strangers
In midst OF thoir home folks 90 far
as politics is concerned. The pras-
ent systam Of representative gover u
ment Is sham. Umior pretensa Of
religion .atheistH havo secured poBses
sion and uro profanfns tho Temple
OF Justice. az -..... .r.~
1t may BIO that tho American PEG
plo will AWAKEN to the dangers that
now threaten and that befors It ia
too late right principles may be az
cent1ant again In tns land.
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A REVELATION I

THE BOOK OF SEVEN SEALS Young, II
1890 laid her bod
visions;
book This book tells
1917 Will last
Sho saw also series OF diseases
e TO bury the dead and this is already
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street also at Mr. o. r. Robnsons Wonderful
l03 W. Leigh Street,
muncatons to MRS. LUCINDA YOUNG, II. D. No Box 73d
Richmond. Virginia. AGENTS ~ -
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$4,000 WORTH OF COUPONS

Pair Of Blankets.
Pair OF Shoes :
Half Cord of Wood
bath Robe.
GeorSettc Crepe Wafse
'Stsnet Ring.
Cameo Ring.
Locket and Cham
Cat Glass Water Pitcher.
Fountain Pen with Gold Trinanises.
Ealf-deaan Silver Knives and EosEs.
Watch Charm. '.>~..t Il. ii .E.@.a-~
Wafs3 Fob.
Comfort
Hinea Shaets.
,Marr0r. -.
Silk Kiutsno.
Layalhsr.
Late Style hat for Either Sex.
Transformation. ,.lq ,.:
Mectrie Iroa.
Watch Cbaia.
Geld Earrings.
Eedak.
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$500 WORTH OF COUPONS

$500 WORTH OF COUPONS.
One Pound Pet Coffee
= Fair Side Combs.
Box Writing Paper.
: Box Toilet Soap.
= Fancy Apron. ~
Half-aazsn GSasxsa-
s12.oo WORTH on COUPONS.
OeRtre Piece.
Three Turkish Wash elstAs.
Wffask Broom
Water, Set-Four Glasses aad FissaAr.
Box Of Handkerclnefs. >n. ua, =.
Tool Cfost .rn.os
Granite Dish PAN.
One Pound Pet csfes.
Two Tickets 10 Movies. !
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Four Saith Towels. <""I"" .
Half-dezen Thin Blown Tuxnblsrs.
Haif-do4en Cups and Saueers. =.
One Pair Boot Silk Hose. i
Half-dezen Copies Of ShseA AMsea.
Box Writing Paper. 49,:
Collar.
Neck Tie
$1,000 WORTH OF COUPONS.
Two Pairs Boot Silk Hose.
Coal Scuttix.
Girls MILDLY Tie. .~e
Half-dozen Cups and Sauoera
Gentlen,an's Scarf.
Shovel.
Pick Axe
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Rake
Set of Gaveis
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Chocolate Set.
Carving Set.
Black Sateen Underslsirt.
Lady's Umbrella.
Fountain Pen.
Pair Silk Hose.
Bottle OF Perft,mls or Toitet Water.
Pair Oriental Beads. sn~u.
Three Pairs Gsntlsman's Hose.
Pair Shades.
Door MAJ.
Half-tt4sn Knives and Forks.
Ffalf-efozea Spoons.
Pocket Knife.
Scarf Pin.
Hat Pin.
Bed Room Sfappers
Serving Tray.
Hair Ornament.
Box of Bost Chocolates.
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$4,000 WORTH OR COUPONS.

$4,000 WORTH OR COUPONS.
Tea Set. y
Pearl Necklace. -,
Boys Suit. -.
Shoes. r.,
M%IF. -. !, a
Smoking JaeeaA ~
Leather Favcling Casa 80.
Leather Travelling RaG. - ~.
Silver Co8ec Sea
Raincoat
Silver Water Pfteissr. =.
kye Glasses. ..
Lace Curtains
Ton of Coal.
$4,000 WORTH ON COUPONS.
Cord of Weed-Oak or Nnn.
Child's Coat .v ID. ~
Bracelet.
Ring.
Mattress.
Wood Stove.
Cedar Chest
Rug. t~xl~,.;,
Barrel Elear. - '';
Crib.
Toilet Set.
Floor Lamp.
Center Table.
Child's Automobile.
Telephone Stand.
officers Lodge Set.
Suit Case.
Cameo Pin.
Gas Heater.
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TIE RIGHTS OF EHH MINORITY
(Ropro&uctien.)

1.-The voice of the majority is no !.
proof OF Justice. ".-Sohiller.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

fiat Of an arbitrary Speaker easily
becomes law.
That is what happened at Albany
and by the irony OF fate Mr.. Sweets
programme was contaminated on
All Fools Day.
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This is drastic language but The
Now York World, one Of the most Fl
fiuentiaI Journals in tho Unitct
States is responsible for the use Of
1t. 1t continues:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
Americans Leaving Warsaw.

lliy Associated Press
WAltSAW. July 22-Amcricans In
warsaw are considering sending their
wives and children westward viii: u
Il lew days If the Boishevis: offensive
against roland is not checked By the
military or brought to IN end by AN
agreement with the allies. 1t is csti-
mated that there are about LOO
Americans hero members of the Wei
fare Association and the Typhua EN-
petition and others with varied bust
ness Interests in the city or this re-
EIon.
Tho menace to the Polish capital
is becoming serious through the do
feat OF the left wing or the Polish
army The battle front runs 800 niles
on fairly straight line north and
south. and is about l25 miles east Of
Warsaw.
AS Il result of the attacks OF tn,
boishcyist6 against wilma on July H.
the Polish lett has been competed to
hasten it's retreat and the Boishevists
nave been following IL with IA daily
advance averaging fifteen miles.
Further. successes FOR the Bolshc-
visits against the Poles In NolhynIa
ana southwark arc reported in We'd
nesday'a Soviet communicate from
Moscow received by wireless today.
The statement shows the 5olshcvists
have crossed the old Gaiician boun-
diary line To the southeast OF l.cmherE.
from which town they are still, how
ever. about 100 miles distant.
SoVlrts Take Godno.
The Polish communication issued
today announces that the Bolshcvists
lave captured the town of Grodno.
which the Poles defended with III!
their strength.
In the south the detachment OF Red
infantry which crossed the East
'ialician frontier. was pushed back
f; -ross the Hhrucz Jiivcr after AN all!
Preceding the loss of Grodno the
Roles forced the enemy from tho
forts north Of Grodno. but the Reds.
,cun~ rattackinG with rc-cnforcc-
mCiT's. compelled the Poles TO with
draw to the south.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
ILLINOIS COAL OPERATORS
SEND APPEAL TO WILSON
Ask President to Take Action to
Check Strike of Nlinc


WASHINGTON. July 22.-Illinois
Toal operators today appealed to
President Wilson to take some action
10 check the strike OF iaborcrS en-
ploycd at their mines
IN Il memorandum left at the White
rouse Tor the Presidents conSidcru-
non the operators expressed the fear
mat the strike might spread from
l'linois throughout the central COM
pctitivc field, stopping bituminous
coal production in Indiana, Ohio. and
Illinois.
to the President by the operators.
VINO asked his guidance ms to the
method for dealing with the demands
OF me men for n wage advance OF
y day. No answer from the Prcsi-
dent had been received by the OPP
orators tonight. and they remained
mere FOR Il conference tomorrow with
ScCrCtnrN TummltN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
.CmICAGO GRAIN Az rRnnIcr

CHICAGO. July 21.--I3lack rust talk more
S.I."us tNah at any previous time this
M, IT. had u good del 70 do today with a
,'hc NJ, a. ndnnncG In the price of wheat.
WIN December ..59 and March 2.tsl Corn
S%onyyu 70 re oats Is TO cen, and
tntavora5le weather conditions in mart.
ne american Northwest. cspcciaiiy
m"rth oi Dakota. formed one OF the chief
r"as9nS Tor anxiety becoming again acute
irkafulhS black rust injury to wheat hut
dd ntyinS ,hE carly trading the market tended
,t"MuWtEu. owing to talk OF widespread
heavy dennTd for cars to move wheat AM,
unGChusc .. welcome rains in Canada Rra-
,n!ci'nilS OF -howcrS and high tcmpcra;,lrcs
!tm,wsN.r' IN the black rust districts lcd
s.t NuenItE I" - reversal Of sentiment,
hnn So ZOO. did gossip that CNpor, husi,
mss mss at ne SeahoaTi was. lively. and that
.tSiip's OF coarse gram here were likely
20 Do ruriatlcd. Corn. after al MS, show.
,,rIS uncertainty. scored decided up;urn
mere was Il renewal OF yestcr,iay's pcr-
S.sltht buylnE on the part OF bis; c!cva-
UT tnh'cfn p5tn merely reflected tho
changes in other grains '"
i!oNls!"ns were governed by tho strength
n"t cereals. DESPITE lower quotation. on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

liicAGo. Lu.y 2:--Ca,tlo: receipts To-
90; E9Hu and choice stecls. all weight
E!.:SefS Low ana uneven: Ton ycari!nes.
!t..n: handyw"irht steers. iG.5o: heav!cs
- ~; "H'K, All weight. loiG6ii6nN: shn
a,wy" ,rHn'ra..y slow 10 - lower: canners
i, n,. Outs -tcauN: calves strong to 25c
atf%nE Ia 2(c hgncr. good and choice
nrm,'Fs mostly lf.C0n 1850: selected ca,,l.
ii"sS; reccin;s; 2acn1: mostly l5c lower
nun Wednesdays average; ton. II. 20: hulk
light and hu,chors i55NGr is 20: hul[ nnrE
d,sti-a.I1wS ~ va %: piss. steady: bulk.
sheep: receipts. 5000: slow: wcstcrp
r INN" Imn@.n;y - lover: sh.np lower:
lambs H. c1U Is 30; ton n,iiya l,n,hy - "a
nnlk. 'ipH l5fo: Montana wcthors. 100:
n2 Nv N'"' bulk. T.0od 500: cho!cc feed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
IInIf of Mines Idle.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. July 22-
Half the coal mines in Illinois are
id!c with al. union miners out on a
Idle with III lunion miners out on /,
strike, according To announcement
issued today by President Frank Oar
rinSton. Of the miners state orEaniza-
ton. after receiving kilograms from
scores of local unions. The strike is
on bchalf OF the day" men. who
want higher wages
President Harrington said the men
were beyond his control.
This trouble. Mr.. harrington said
was brought to IA head by action of
tho Chicago conference this week
when operators refused to yield to
he demands without the approval OF
Federal officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

Is not believed he would involve the
United States in war between the
Boishevists ana the allies unless ac-
tion might be Justified by some overt
ACT against the army OF occupation
on the Rhine.
Reports 10 the State Department
Indicate increasing tcnscness be-
tween the conservative and pro-raIi-
cal groups in Germany. and IL was
Generally believed that unless the
raaicai element gained the ascend
ancy, the chances OF tho United States
becoming involved In tho new situa-
ton were slight. although a suEgcs-
tioh OF American cooperation from
Franco AMI Great Britain was re-
Gardcd rs probable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July .c-SGw tIsfo-, ,y..
m ,,h To- nrlcg4 FOR cotton futures today
,Sn Jnly sol1 - 4&.5I or 8 pn,n;s above
the previous nirh maFk. Trading In CIR
rent July contracts viii cease az I,.St+,,
tomorrow. - '--'-"'
The marke; Opened e,eadv a, :, decline
during " SarlS asa an a ,ac q u and
Iherc was tfaGe ia July acts- tno nt,.,,
l ln az ~ the later months after selling
on aDout - points urd.r t-st,-r;.y'.' .,i,..7
iu.iy fccoSer.d th> loss a:ter u oc!gtk.
AttcEtion ~ tho tuT,y Af'errogu ,,, Z,
ohntstet on July. which coEifnucI >, "a
vance steadily. Tho urgent demand .,bi1b
hcht inc price 70 i;.iJ arouuG rpyItag a.
p pare was aIicd. Later months ,hsg
In The tina hal: hcIr ,h,ro was a.,
a,saiahIhc % selling o. new CROPS ,yb.aH
nroppsd more thAn q .ull con, inv ISf.t
x xs2an 80 ar! natiShed a., net adj
list closed w!tn net loss o, u, 10
. Spot here was ouio. w,,b ,,it.,.-... -
nnlnss hiEher at $50 no safes at 4, "
Gn lsl ton OF fnIdt!!ne GA,d a, Soc s.!s.'
Receipts a; Galveston wsr. ,z.4. -
orleans. l.2.". and Savannah. 81 BALE
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. JAW Tn. cor.. mario,
Gpcnvi ~ &" - points higher today. with
H ,,. MIR selling l""5. as result az i'm
pI"Nrm'n' IN the Santos market whore an
adIanc' II quarter 10 half cent in cost
az fought was r"p"rted. Active buying
n'Er1"9'd later. ulTrlv for trade account
ana rric"s made further gains with Sen.
Icmh3sr selling a. high as ioa, ana De
c'nlheT il-p". or II 10 10 noints above tho
previous night. There were rumnrs ira,
ihhc kio markc, had also stcadied and
,nm "nSinE here was quit" active for a
time. although late realizing caused n
,h"'.t2tt setback. final prices showing
not Eairs Of . 10 81 points
Santos - and IS were uuo,cd NJ OF.
- ana Is at ~. and 81 and Is at IL
i"ni"n credits, while Santos rs and 5s
Wtt" VA % l''H: all well described. Amer
lean credits. Tn" local spot market was
Gni.i 'mt sicaiw. Rio 3. l2A AI2,. and
Closing bids: July. ll.sj: September. ~ 75:
december. 1921: March. 1885: May, li.Oi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

partmcnt generally were frankly
pcssimistic as TO the ability of France
and Great Britain to place armies in
Poland in tim" TO check the Russian
advance before Warsaw falls. and
many Of them were Sceptical O! the
mower Of either France or Great
Britain TO drive their war-wcary pop
ulat!onS into the struggle without a
serious unhalLncinE of domestic af-
fairs.
The President still possesses spc-
cially conferred war powers hut il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
COTTONSEEn OIL

. NEW YORK July cc-Af,o-
. L" Il points on short covering. insmi-nS
ny IN" meter showing in lard cotionsacJ
-. T'aDWu with cotton and for wan, n,
- """ SUPPORT. Final prices wc:c s ~
!"ihts net lower. Sales $50 ha --.i,
80, ,.'', .'u.,c; nominal; prime summer vol
= w, "',3t. lan'Fi 2:F July. 1850; Scp,cnbc-
- n'cctnh"r. 1900. all bid Primo Win
W. ''.oM 'hh su.llner white. nominal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

,h,no Improvement In tho demand uht,o
a s ,,.,S were less active. hut thcr" vas
~, 'u,'n'r decline OF half a cent ar ~
~, IL uh!,r continued humiliation Non
o omg c'"sr' howrvcr; tho market r,;iicI
ani i"S 20 'hI stcadicr tone in raw s,,rar
'ni,r ""nrly an the carly loss was rorninnj
MIN! MIN ',h2;S.hnS prices u pc.u;s lower To- Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
StIIiAI,

.'T.N 1Ikk. July -l--Thorc wcro no
inTthrr changes In the ioca! raw sugar
,m@rkci today and prices were Quoted AT
l.'4 Tor CubaS e. !. T. The un,crt ono
seemed 10 Il" a little stcadicr and holders
Were not pressing their sugars for sale,
a,tlonEh there were further TRANSACTIONS
"f W"J bags OF Porto Ricos nfont and
i"r July ana August shipment at IGs
g y r.. aud Ii was believed thai moro
.nhas could hc had At I5i9c c. t. Z There
whN a!Ho a sal" Of small lot nf arncrnras
ii loo e J. & which Is about 10 below
IN, "a, prevailing price % Cubas and Porto
The ma-kc, for refined sugar was c,s,o-
WIN on" Tcunc- entering Tho market
"ni nsElnr '!c Tor nnc rrhnur'ci while
NthHts WcrH unchnngcd ~ - 20 2aEn Thnrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY COoDS

new YORK. July 22.-Cotton goods wo-o
"u..' ana buying or fine fancy wash goods
80 Hh'icd. Yarns were unsettled silk
Vas at the lowest point yet ;ourilcd
,'.inr ',nes or spr!nG woolcns were bc!ut.
priced for the season "'"S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

This revision was In tho face of state
in.A's hS Snot mon that new crop cot
."n was being offered them in modcra 10
y1iume for delivery at interior points by
$500 !, anu ~ large volume for delivery
II was very active markc, In tho con-
,raGGis market. especially during the late
Much ltou!da'ion came from recent buy
c0S OF long contracts. bu; tho honvics,
sclIinE hI,ncrcd 10 be for shnr; nccomn. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
MRS. CORVALLIS WEST
DIES IN ENGLAND, AGED SO
WINS Mother of Princess OF Picss and
the Duchess of West
fnIuafcr-

MILFORD. ENG. July 22-Mrs.
Corvallis West wife of the late
or Of the Princess Of Pless cad tho
Duchess Of WcsminStcr. died at
Arncwood. near here. yesterday. after
a long illness.
the eldest daughter of tho Rev. Fred
cr!ck Fitzpatrick and Lady Olivia.
who was daughter of the Marquis
of llcaifort. She WAS married in
1872. to william CORVALLIS West. Of
Rnthin Castle. County DcnbiEh. hon
orary colonel Of tho Fourth Battalion
Of Royal Welsh Fusilicrs.
Mrs. CORVALLIS West was CO years
old. One OF her daughters. Mary The
rcsa Olivia, was married In 1891 to
Prince Hans Heinrich. Of Plcss and
the other Constance F.dwlna. mar
r!cd the second Duke OF Wcstmin-
stcr IN 1901.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

n NEW ORLEANS. July 22-pe-yIy..n,
EeliIna was felt 10y cotton today. thu move.
Auent starting on the opening ana roach.
{ing !ts greatest force III thc Close ,ynlrh
vas at the lowest OF the day at losses q:
sl36 to $50 points This range was on the
new crop months. july not beiu. active
rlnN This market. October fen OF 10 . s.
which was its closing price.
sCyThc selling started on favorable weather
cover the greater part OF the belt in.
tcrcased on REPORTS OF financial trnupIts in
China and became heaviest under rurnors
Sfhat "a very bearish rr!ya lie bureau rer,ori
.pn condition would bc issued later in Inc
sdny. After the close private bureau figLres
scf 1855 per cent OF norma! appeared. which.
IL Vas stated. pointed 10 i crop OF Is-
10000 bales. 80
sdeclInc. but none of them wcr. s;.statneI
sMtddling spots were unchanged al iOc
bat the higher grades were Htted y points.
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NEW YORK CURB N,RxEr

NEW YORK. July 23-AIovcmcnts Woo
uncertain and irregular on tho curb 10.
xne iai,ure OF many stocks to move with
money rates at what IL now considered :,
LtIr 1cE"l. Tn" oil" were quite st,nlv and
urn; imtcrnattonai Petroleum icclincu !
noiht Mining stocks were duh and color.
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NEW ORLEANS. IuIy oc-Rourh rico
r -" ,,''S: rcceints ei7 sacks; miilcrs re.
hno Rose. 1871 pockets .iSSriny hran;
ana po..sh unchanged. Receipts. s,i mock
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arri'als and Departures OF Passenger Train,
DaiIy. unless otherwise shown published
only MS information and not gusrsnte cd
DAILY except Sunday. Sunday only.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
In MernOrjaI,l

rHi ,SR,LSs 9. rsrkina. aged Is. OF
ed this lie on July 20. 1918. Durinr Tho
greater ds part OF hiH life a. teacher. And
III III, nany years In tho public schools OF
~, Va. Mr.. Perkins WAS true
eit IHn a scholar OF rare ability and
a. Shristiun gentleman of the trucst South
S Sbn,, syps: by nature tender and ayinpa-
n nrsnr, ne Mas fond father and n warm
fdS ess IN hrofesson no filled various OF
ested in the public good. The woria {.
p s.IfS ny far for his passing and he liz
tNributcd in fond ncInory by his childrcn
t Minsy Il. r. A. y. G.. and Kate Il. Per.