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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
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C~ZYCZERYN A


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CZYCZERYN A
FRANCYE.
Berlin, is. sierpnia. - We Wro-
ctawiu przechwycona iskrowke
bolszewicka, podpisana przez boil
szewickiego ministra spraw zagra
nicznych, w ktorej autor wlnl
Francye W rozlewie krwi pomie--
dry Rosyq i Polska, oraz re Fran
eva DUO Jest Wilma W zw}oce W
rokowaniach pokojowych. Druga
depesza Czyczeryna adresowana
do robotnikow ~franouskich, zaz-
nacza, re uznanie Wrangla przez
premiere Milleranda wskazuje, re
Francya zamierza wypowiedziec
Rosyi wojne. Bolszcwicy wiec ape
lula do robotnikow francuskich,
Ivy CT przcszkodziU temu krokowi.
DOKOLA ROKOWAN POKO-
JOWYCH.
Manchester, 16. sierpnia. -
correspondent sazety anglelskleJ
W Warszawie przypuszcza, re
warunki bolszewickie przedlozo-
ne Polsce mic bedq zbyt }agodne
i Polacy maja zamiar odrzucic
warunek o r%ozbrojeniu sic.
Warszawa, 16. sierpnia. -
Polska delegacya pokojowa wy
jechala ma front w sobote o swi-
cic. Dclegacya mia}a przekroczyt
front ma wschod cd Siedlec gdzic
Spodziewano sic spotkac oficera
bolszewickiego, kt6ry miai iowa
rzyszyc delegacyi do Ninska.
Ma czele ekSpertow wojennych
misyi stoi gen. Listowski, ma czc-
lie zaS czlonk6w Sejmu, kt6rzy bio
ra udzial W delegacyi stoi w.
Grabski, leader dcmokracyi narO-
dowej i Norbert Bartlicki, leader
socyalist6w.
Dw6ch przedstawicieli amery-
kaiskich organizacyi dobroczyn-
nych otrzymali pozwolenie iowa
rzyszenia polskiej misyi pokojo-
wei. Maja oni zamiar konfero-
wac z bolszewikami W sprawie
300 900 dzicci, kt6re by}y przed--
TEN ma opicce Amerykan6w, a O.
becnie z~najdujq SIG pod rz9dami
bolszewikow.
CzlonkoWle pOlskleJ mlSyl po--
kojowej. WiadysIaw Okencki
major Stamirowski zostali pred
stawieni komisarzowi bolszewic-
kicmu. Mulinowi, w LOSicacll
wczesnym rankicm w sobote. o.
statecznie zostaio zdecydowane,
re konferencya r~ozpocznie sic W
niedziele wieczorem. Dwaj czion-
kowie misyi powr6cili Z powro-
ITEM do Warszawy. correspondent
do chicago Tribune" opisuje, re
jakoby wiekszost ludnoSci opuSci-
la Wars7awe, pozOStala zaS
mnicjszost zorganizowala sic w
sowiety i oczekujc przyj$cia boil
szewik6w. (WiadomoSc zidyocia-
lego correspondence ME zostala
potwierdzona ami przez jednq a
gencye telegraficzna. rzyp. Rcd.)
Paryz, 16. sierpnia. - Delega-
eva polska W Paryzu oznajlnila,
re ME naIezy oczekiwat, azeby
rokowania pokojowe rozpoczely
sic w najblizszych dniach, albo-
wien wojska polskie So przegru-
powywane obecnie przez gen.
Weyganda / So obecnie w stanic
precise do silnej kontrofensywy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
GEO. WHITE PRZYBYWA
DO CHICAGO.

DIS przyjezdza do Chicago
prezes krajowego komitetu demo
kratycznego George White, c.
lem odbycia ko~nferencyi z pana-
mi Geo. !. Brennan, Dennis J.
Egan i innymi przewodcami de-
mokratycznymi w sprawie zalo-
zenia gi6wnej kwatery w Chica-
go. Kwatera ia bedzie kierowaG
detnokratyczna kampania prezy-
dencyalna w Stanach zachodnich.
D~zisiejsza konferencya ma zade-
cydowac. w jakim lokalu bedzie
ona umieszczona. Procz tego O.
mowi pan White z tutejszymi
l~rrzewodcami acknowledgement
inne szczegoiy %kampanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

NlSSECS 49, "'
ma po{udniu. Same tylko dojscie
do Wis}y zabierze bolszewlkom
kiIkanaScie dni czasu. kontrofen-
sywa zaS, jaka sic szybrJe re stro-
ny polskiej ~przyniesie pozadane
rezultaty i uwolni Warszawe cd
czerwonego niebezpieczenstwa.
z FRONTU
WEDLUG zRoDEL BERLIN
SKO . w
Berlin, 16. sierpnia. - Bolszc-
wicy zajeli W piatek D~iaIdowo,
stacya ma linii kolejowej WarSza-
va : Gdansk Is mil ma p6inoco-
zachod Cd Navy. Poiacy odste-
pujq ma pomoco-zachod.
Dowodca 4Otej armii bolszewi-
ckiej, gen. Weger, znajdujacy sic
obecnie W komzy, oznajmii kore3-
pondentowi ,,Berliner Ztg.', re IL
padek Warszawy jest niechybny.
3Ogo lipca W Biaiostoku zostal
'sformowany rad sowiecki. ktory
zaraz 20 zajeciu Warszawy ma u
dac sic tam, gdzic z rzadem tym
zostanie zawarty pok6j ma zasa-
die samoOkreSlenia sic.
Paryz, 16. sierpnia. Ciezkie
armaty, zabrane przez bolszewi--
kow W Puitusku, zosta}y przezna
czone do bombardowania Warsza-
Wy. % wzieciu jaiiieJkolwiek
zdobyczy wojennej W Puitusku
ME donosza navel iskrowki bo!-
szewickie, kt6re, gdyby COS 20
stalo wziete ME omieszkalyby o
tenn doniesc. Przyp. Red.) Posu-
wanie sic bolszewikow trivia 90
dobno wzdIuz calego frontu. w
miare n~acierania bolszewikow o.
por wojsk polskich stale wzrasta.
Bolszewicy uzywaja ma froncie
polskim tankow i pociagow pan.
cernych, zabranych Denikinowi,
a dostarczonych W swoim czasie
przez Francuzow. Bitwy So bar
do czesto wspierane przez kara
biny maszynowe. Artylerya Dol.
szewicka kieruja oficerzy ME
mieccy.
Berlin, 16. sierpnia. - Obleze-
ME Warszawy juz sic rozpocze}o.
Bolszewicy zlamali opor Polakow
ma froncie cd Dzialdowa do Kahu-
sigma i obecnie atakuja w}asciwe
forty twierdzy warszawskiej. Po-
lacy obawiaja sic, re Warszawa
moze upaSc W poniedzia}ek( ~.
w Warszawie zosta}a zaprowa-
dzona Scisla cenzura wojenna, tax
re nawet correspondence napoty--
kaja wielkie trudnoSci W otrzyma-
niu wiadomoSci.
Bolszewicy ME zwazajac ma gra
nice niemiecka przekroczyli ia i
zajeli Iliowo, niedaleko Dzialdo-
wa. Zajecie IlEowa wskazuje, re
bolszewicy wkroczyli do koryta-
RIA gdanskiego, znajdujacego sic
pod kontrola aliantow. Nalezy
przypuszczac, re bolszewicy ME
powstrzymaJa sic Cd wkroczer:,.
ma terytoryum plebiscytowe, je-
zeli wojska polskie odstapia ma
ten teren.
Zosta1y przedsiewziete Srodki
w celu uniemozliwienia bolszewi-
wykonania okrazajacego ru-
ehu i przekroczenia WHISKY w 60
RE Warszawy i ponizej tejze. Ii
MIA obronna Warszawy biegnie Cd
Modlina przez twierdze Zegrze,
Radzymin, CegIow az do Debli-
ma, 60 mil W gore rzeki Cd War
szawy. siedlce zostaly zajete
przez bolszewik6w w srode, we
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

SZEWIKOM.
Paryz, 16. sierpnia. - Francu-
ski urzad do spraw zagranicznych
otrzyma{ wiadomosci, re zostal
zorganizowany przez Niemcow cd
dial lotniczy, ktory dostarcza Dol
szewikom wszelkich informacyi
co do ruchow strategicznych
wojsk polskich. rece polskie
wpadi ciekawy document, z kto-
rego jasno widat szczegofy umo-
wy zawartej pomiedzy bolszewi-
kami i Niemcami. Bolszewicy o.
trzymuja rowniez cd Niemcow
olbrzymie zapasy amunicyi przez
granice Prus Wschodnich. VIA
domosci te posiada francuSka
misya wojenna W Warszawie.
RAD POLSKI POZOSTANIE
w WARSZAWIE NAWET w
RAZIE JEJ UPADKU.
Paryz, 16. sierpnia. Rad
francuski otrzyma} wiadomoSc, re
rad polski pozostanie w Warsza-
vie nawet w razie jej upadku w
celu niedopuszczenia zaprowa-
dzenia sowietow przez bolszewi-
kow.
BOLSZEWICY A NOTA WILL
SOMA.
Berlin, Is. sierpnia. - Boise
wick przedstawiciel w Niemczech
Wiktor Kopp, wyrazii sic z powo-
du noty prezydenta Wilsona, re,
popeinil on wielk bad, ~usifujac
wywo1ac nieporozumienie pomie-
dry rzadem bolszewickim i ludem
rosyjskim. Rad sowiecki jest RIA
dem ludowym i cieszy sic Popular
noscia. Zaprzecza on zawarciu
traktatu pomiedzy Niemcami i
Rosya sowiecka. Dalej Kapp gro
Ii, re jezeli Francya oSrnieli sic
pogwaicic neutralnosc Niemiec,
probujac przewiezc przez teryto-
ryum niemieckie wojsko lub ANU
nicye, to Rosya przyjdzie z po-
moca Niemcom W obronie ich neu
tralnosci.
ODsTEPUJA MA IL
ME Wisely.
Warszawa, 16. sierpnia. - 10
munikat polski donosi, re wojska
polskie odstepuja ma linie obronna
WHISKY. Jezeli bolszewikom uda
sic zajaG Wsocfawek, to beda oni
w s%tanie, ME przekraczajac Wis}y,
szkodzic linii kolejowej Warsza-
wa-Gdahsk PREY pomocy ognia ar
tyleryjskiego.
BOLSZEWICY w SoJUSZU
z NIEMCAMI ZAMIERZAJA
UDERZYc MA FRANCYE
A NASTEPNIE MA ANGLE
IAMERYKE.
Kolno, 16. sierpnia. - Rosya
bolszewicka stara sic zawrzec So
iusz Z Niemcami w celu podjecia
wojny przeciwko Francyi i jezeli
przedsiewziecie to jej sic uda, poi
die ona ma podboj Anglii i even
tualnie Ameryki.
Jak tylko wojna polsko-bolsze-
wicka zostanie ukonczona, ktora
lest uwazana przez bolszewikow
wylacznie "a sprawl czysto roSyj-
ska, bolszewicy maja zwrocic sic
Z nota do Niemcow o pozwolenie
i'm przewozu wojsk przez teryto-
ryum niemieckie W celu rozpocze-
cia Rampant przeciwko Francyi.
w razie odmowy bolszewicy wy
wolaja rewolucye W Niemczech,
ktora zostanie poparta przez siie
zbrojna.
w korytarzu gdahskim bolsze-
wicy maja zamiar przeProwadzic
plebiscyt, kt6ry wykaze, czy kraj
..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

ktora moze wp}ynac ma przebicg
rokowah pokojowych.
BOLSZEWICY WYPARCI
z N NOWEGO MIA
STA I NASIELSKA.
Warszawa, 16. sierpnia. -
Wojska polskie ewakuowa}y Ry-
pin, lecz ma poludniowo-wschod
wyparfy bolszewik6w Z Pohska,
Nowego Miasta i Nasielska.
Ma pofudnio-wschod cd War;
szawy front polski biegnie obec-
ME poza Lllblinem wzdiuz Bugu
przez Sokal, Kamionke, Strumi--
low, Biaiykamiei i wzdluz Stry-
py.
BOLSZEWICY w KORYTA-
RZU GDANSKIM.
Berlin, 16. sierpnia. - Dowod-
ca 12tei bolszewickiej armii w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

re namowiony przez Fabbriniego
i dwu jeszcze innych ludzi, wdai
sig W sp~ekulacye, celem sprowa-
dzania ma podstawie sfaiszowa-
nych pozwolen wodki re SHADOW
i re ~straci} ma tenn $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
Hulk ARMAT
SLYCHAG w WARSZAWIE.

Warszawa, 16. sierpnia. - LIMA
bojowa powoli zbliza sic ku sto-
Icy. w sobote mad ranem widac
bylo ogieh armatni oraz MONA
byio s}yszec oddalony hulk dzia},
PublicznoSc obserwowala blyska-
vice armatnie z dachow domow
do poznego ranka. Ma froncie
warszawskim dokonano przegru-
powania wojsk i wzmocniono
front w centrum. Powazniejsza
Jest jednak operacya konnicy boil
szewickiej, ktora ma p6lnoco-za-
chod cd Warszawy zbliza sic ku
Whsle, niz ataki w centrum from
tu..
Konnica bolszewicka ma pra-
VEN ich skrzvdle zostaia wzmoc-
Mona przez piechote, ktora zarek-
wirowa{a wioscianom konie i po-
da5a t,,1 "a kawalerva.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
ME ZDOLAJA
Wisely.

Warszawa, 16. sierpnia. - We
dug opinii wojskowych armii pol
skiej bolszewicy ME zdoiaja pre-
kroczyc Mis}y ami ma p6inocy ami
ma pofudniu. Same tylko dojscie
do Wis}y zabierze bolszewlkom
kiIkanaScie dni czasu. Kontrofen-
sywa zaS, jaka sic szybrJe re stro-
ny polskiej przyniesie pozadane
rezultaty i uwolni Warszawe cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
KTOnika MisjscOYa,

Ookonczenie ze s:ronicy I.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
%TsIegIamy %zagIaniczne.

NLkGnc7hnie 20 - :lrrcE -SZej
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
FEBRUARY REPORT SHOWS
COTTON CONSUMPTION GAIN
staple Used Inst Month tu Tbt. Conn
tr! Equivalent or 3II.594. 800
Pound ISulCs

WASHINGTON. March 15-Cotton
consumed during February amounted
10 'l6.594 equivalent 500 pound bales
Oh INT ana $500 bales of iintcrs.
'"c census bureau announced today.
In February. last year. iS3..a5 bales
OF lint and S.704 bales of liutcrs were
consumed
cotton on hand February -. in con-
sunihE establishments. was l.S73.SSo
balcs of lint and 2Sl3o6 OF unters,
Compared with l.557.65i OF lint ana
2'S.%:'9 OF lintcrs Il year ago. and in
buDIlc storage and at comDrcsscs
3.ao392? bales of lint and 370'TI" of
i'nteis compared with i.537.411 OF lint
ana lS6.?io or lintcrs Il year ago
tcpruarN imports amounted to Io3
SO bales compared with 1910 a wear
ago; ENporls were Gi0.3aO bales. i'm :
vauu'hs ";2i, bales OF iintcrs. com
pared with ii?.523 bales or Iint ana
Jug of linters year ago
cotton sn!ndlcs during February
numbered 2i.6GS.6i3 COMPARED win
S3.2S".ol5 in February .us. .n.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

CHICAGO, I'LL; March Soaring prices
In the corn market today resulted chiefly
from ass ions that Eastern railroads had
been notified Z" furnish chicago grain shit
perS with 300 cars rhrr" a hmoyaut
Close. with May "a, lhgA> Ia l52 and July
1+''s I" 10. oats gained II. t. lHsc. In
provisions the outcome was unchanged To
12C lower
Much of the buyinr tha, hoistcd tn. corn
market was credited to a prominent sr"Cu-
lator who had received message" saving
that tho Interstate Commerce Commission
had promised am "nnrt /" supply to Chicago
900 cars a day to talk" grain East during
period Of days. tn" I'd!
vance Jul, and September deliveries reached
the topmoSt ley"i yet this season Bulls
were strongly OF N" opinion that enlarged
shipments 70 tn" East would cause "a de-
'ided reduction on the supply here and
that tn stock OF feeding sun East Was
very limited. ilycruool cables telling OF
IL RESUMPTION OF trading IN corn futur>,s wore
avs" construed as faVorinr an advance. Ger
,nan. developments had Il Jrurrssiu. effect
al the start, but af.crward we're ignored
Prospccuy" hig SHIPMENTS l:as; made oats
Love- limitations on hogs kept the pro
Leading futures ranged az follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER. JR..
RETlRES FROM FUEL BOARD
Resigns Member OF Directors Rod y
OF colorado Corpora ton. In Line
with His Announced Policy

DENVER. COLO. March la.--.Iohn
-. ckcfellcr. Jr retired as a mem
Der OF the board of directors Of tho
colorado Fuel and Iron Company here
today at the annual stockholders
meeting. John G. Mitchell. Denver
banker was chosen TO succeed him on
tn" board. MIR Rockefeller had served
on the board seventeen years.
IN official OF the company said il
was understood Mr.. Rockefeller had
retired Gin line with his general de-
sire to be relieved of responsibilities
connected with board memberships"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

MAXWE :tlc -Runah bout. 1915 model: de-
$4,000 Cali kandolph go
MEM. TORDS- Irnmcdia,c dcIiyerv. nov,
F"Tis I;sst prices Starbnck- Domr.as 1 Gov
Ph I:aIa lEE nr and ra}ier;9n GcmSqsiraiors.
hErUELIC trucHs repuiit IN our own anon
10 sell Sing, Wilson Motor Corpora,ion.
SE a.I;Hn uG good used sIlbcr,ies SEQ An.
a,rlon Motor o.. .SG. " l:road ST
sTofAGE batteries charged 81 Pceri.s,
years yeSls -o rarls and repairs EXnSrt e!cc
iyered. rhone Madison liCr..i Un.da AHA uf
hsnnl1 Co: 81 North t!f,n Street
SfthEliAkEH .rd ss"ngcr GOOD far.IIv
car. Driven oul ..nO" uiics Wiii SAL
ritiCc Tor $6o". II Eas; Rr"ad Street
TiiREE-fObitriIS. TDN TRUCK win t,, nci
body. pneumatic tires scif-startcr: hxc,I
lem paint ana mechanical! order oxnn-
VIII sacrifice Ia quick huycr. using larger
i.nck. Can ho seen Ill North IIarrlson street.
TROY TRAiLERS for inmedIate 1cINrry.
, 900 pound, son pound. l.50O-pound I.ton
20, norailon. $50 Vest Broad street. "'''of
TRuCk-Smth Form.A Truck for sale viii
trade Tor touring car. Geo. 81 Van Cict,
IIiShland SPRING.. Va.
USED nn,2mohiies. Tho mos, reliable used
change BUILDING. j-6ia West nrbad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

wcrr sold 70 an operator FOR March shin,
ncnt at lv'. { u. cuba. The Royal
Commission continues y buyer in cuba and
sales We're reported for their account N
800" bass OF CubHs toc March shipment at
lVis {. @. b. Cuba
There was no change in refined ur!crs
which ar" listed on The basis OF II to .jc
FOR fine granulated. Their" is AN active in
uuiry and " Was said that deliveries arc
improving.
There was a little more activity in the
ma rk"t FOR sugar futures and prices were
higher ON huyInE by trade interests. an
tu"n"cd by thc strength ia raws. cloSin:
prices wore To 10 points higher with sales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL. STORES

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. March iS.-Turpcn-
IN" iirm .ign-l2i:: sale 49,: receipts. ~.
shipments 100. stock. &."3r RoSin. steady .
sales. none: r"c"iuts. .5t: shipments 80, .
stock. "S.1>.. Gu"t": Il. 400. II. l.. T. $1,000
lS-". q. IT, |. i lHM = y. Is. II % Il = - .
NJ lNio: y. lS'5: VIC 10. WV. leuo.
SAvANNAH. GA March l5.-Turrcn,inc
firm; So; safes. %. receipts Shin
mHniS 10: stock 2"is lt"sin. steady. sti.s.
none: rccoipts. no. shipments -: stock.
-"..N !u"i"; q. 100: u 1870: 4. T. q.
Ss ~. II ~. !, lists: X. 1919: NJ y Nc;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
New Cabinet In FINLAND

/! liy Associated Prcss1
CcPENfl.NGEN.M March l5-Profcssor
r:fich has succeeded in forming a new
cabinet in Finland to succeed that Of
NJ. Ncnnola. which resigned March ;.
thc Finnish legation here announced
today Rudolph Iiolsti will retain the
portfolio Of Foreign Affairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

NEW YORK. March i5.-Cottonseed oil
sol" oil ~ 70 10 points early on uns"ttling
foreign political news and with lard. but
improvemcnt in practically ali conlmodliy
markets.. MAY closed points lower and
July 10 net higher. Sales. Il 90 barr"'s
Primo Crude. 800 asked: prime summer
Yellow Spot ls5"U 1879. MAY. 1871. July.
".2N: October. 1880 Prime winter NsiloN
and summer white. nominal.
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z-=--z. -===-aH4=-
PRODUCE MARK FITS.


NEW YORK. W Mar i ''' i5-rhe unsc,,rins
German new was considered r,Spons I'll"
Tor som" *".!ns by houses with cotton
fee fu!nres her" at IN" openInG thi. morn.
Ing, First prices wcf. points lower in
coms"Nu"ncc: but n" comrardt!vc'v steady
ruling -? the stock market aud IN" rally
from an opening br"ak In cotton w..r" con-
s!drr"d r"HSSurinc and prices worked uu
or points during tn" middle 90 the day
on covering Later they cHs"d off again on
r"n?ris II h"chn" in santos futures with
S"pi"mbcr selling down from = 80 10 1881
and closing at lt.3a rh" general market
closed q; net dcClin" 90 10 /. points.
N3rch. ITO; May. 1t3i; July. 1850: S"pt.in-
h'r. u 20: October. II %: December. 1895.
Sh9t c"t"s: 1ui"t: EIo Is. Aa,a ii9.: SAN
~ We're said % b.. ia the cost and frcigh;
>nark"t at MO American ere Hts. hut no
other offers Wer" mentioned
Tn" official cables showed an advance of
90 refs in IN" RIO market ana OF l-31d in the.
mt OF n" "Nchaur" On London. santos
s"pt 'narh"t was UNCLAIMED. Tn" early blr
'u"i"d futures unchanged to loo rolls lower
ann = I'rci" "nh!" showed decline 81 q
10 j." f"!s 'ftaHillan port receipts. 1870.
''Gudiahy roC.tpis. 1000
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\EW ORLEANS, Ia. March Rough
rEceipts Same. Clean rice strong sales:
Honduras. l!G rockets. S'.frIi: Biuc RIOS -.
l."Is pockets, " z; IN. EcC"irts 80 Polish
ma bran untiIancrl.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MA

Petersburg. Va. March IL. 1929
SPANISH. Farmers stock. Market quiet
S3.ia pcr NuShol.
SIRGlNlAS: Farmers stock. Market quiet.
Fancy Jumbo gI1 pcr 10.
Jumbo % per 10
ENira prime. Sigc per ID
Prime. Sac pcr 10.
Smelling stock. ucr 10
SHEl.LED AND RECLAIMED: Market
quiet.
Wholesale
Fancy Jumbo. l,c per IL
Fancy handpicked. lie per %.
Extras. lee per III
Extra large Va shcllcd. lsc per 10.
y" Va. shclled. IiA.c per 70.
Nh. Va. shcils1 I2ixC uer II
No. ! Spanish shrlied. iSc per ID.
M . SNlnlsl .h.L-nL lhl..n N
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SIG 4 Il

NEW YORK. March l5-The local ma rkct
for raw sugar continues firm and whiIn no
business wa definitely rrrorted ON u cost
ana !r"lElt basis there persistent ru-
Inors clrcuIatiuE In tho trade that reilnars
nad paid lpiTc for Euhas cost and freight
l"i PROMPT shirm"ut equal to il.ii for cen
tr!tnral Thor. wcr" sales Of c,.c1p bags Of
Porto Ricos To local rciinsr AT lie for
MNrCh shiNmemt AND nlN0h mrs Of Cnha 9
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nRY Grn.LnS

NEW YORK. March l5.-Gray COTTON goods
TO-DAY w"r" hrin at ton prices. with trading
loss HctlN" Warns were unsettled on lower
nuinh"rs. Burlaus We're weaker at Calcutta.
but easy In SPOT markets here Raw sill,
',"nnd here. Fin" dress goods worr in fair
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Markets

Continued from Page Nlne)
1880 a ~ -. cullS ana common. ljng "a Ia "a;
ewes. medium. good and choice uopWh -:
Culls and common. G"rh 1915.
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I,I%N<,.,,,

e,MtW I"kk Mnrch - St"fIinE doc'ln.l
inft Nor IN IN" lat" iay dealings Sterling
coda bills 3"a. "omm.rci.l '0-day bills
on banks. S1ea. commercial Gn-day bills S,Oi, :
demand. 3i'.. Cables. :.6ai l..
LONDON. March Tar silver ,oi, per
ounce: money 8ig p"r cent. Discount rat
snort ana a-moMth h.l!s. !. Ll.iS,l.. ncr cent.
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ny fntures ranged AZ follows;
PRICES OF BEEF CUTS.

Richmond. Va. March Is 1870
quotations showing the wholesale selling
prices OF beef cuts
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Professional Services.
HAIRDllsSSINC-

Permanent hair wave By appo,,-
ment: shampooins. facial mussass,
manieuring. scalp treatment. hair
dressiEE In the latest style. chill
nrens lasr cuttings. hair dycinc and
preaching. marcel waving. all kinds
or hair goods inado TO order: ii
years experience. a. Lusbert. Es
pert W!smaker, 2os North Fourth.
between Broad and Grace.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wuntcu-Fcnlalc

BOOK KEEPER. Experienced. accurate an,
lis"t a; iEur,S. State axe. -Il<'y!cnc. a n,
,,niary HNoset"d. Box 81. care Time.
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BooKKEEPER-Experi bookkccper for
Charlotte. ~. c.; young man. quick and
accurate. age 20 to 50 years; GOOD salary ard
future for tho right party Address r. 81
Box T36 Richmond, Va.
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CFOC!iETEHS. experienced. Dolls aud Is
ihIts ,boo,csr. sacaucs. 1!iRhes, priccs
Strhn| iivln. work. Postage paid. suit.
mt sample stitches. Universal bolt. OUT.
ittterS. 50 T. TMcnticth Strect Sea InrL
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Snlc-

BUICK AND DOpGE--iittIe Six 6-uas.cn-
North I:iphth -
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l SED automobiles. Tho
ears IN tho city. W. ,
change building. COS 6ia
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-06
VLADiVOSTOK IS
IN THE HANDS OF
.REVOLUTIONISTS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-RevoIu-
tionists have entered Vladivostok
and are in charge of the town, the
war department was advised yester-
day by Major General Graves, COM
handing the American expeditionary
force in Siberia.
General Graves message. dated
January 81, said the crowds in the
city were orderly and that the al
lied forces were patrolling the
streets to protect innocent people
and to prevent looting.
The revolutionists' platform, the
general said, declared for the end OF
the civil war in Siberia and the in
reference by the foreigners into the
internal affairs Ct the country.
General Graves said the revoIu-
tionists had announced that no one
would be molested unless he had
committed an offense or crime in
which case he would be. tried by the
civil court. No one will be tried
by court l.artial, according to these
advices
T'lG uprising was purely local,
General Graves said. and was in no
way connected with the bolshcvilli,
Secretary Baker said the uprising
would not int rfere with the with
drawal of American troops. which
already is underway.