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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-21

WANTED-Girls FOR rubber work Easy
hours and good pay. c. l. Smith Co.
52i y. limerick St 1923 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-21

WANTED-TwO maids or one general
homework maid TO do all the work ia
family of three. Apply S51 w. Col
fax av. Ql15-2c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-21

An all modern bungalow. seven rooms
cGk floors and trim. fireplace, bookcases
Luilt-fn cupbOards. stationery tubs, on
paved street. $1,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-21

WANTED-Girls for self service dining
room. Apply oliver hotel. $3.50 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-21

BARGAINS n USED FORDS
3-F0rd --daus
2-Ford cuupes
3-FOrd tourings
J--Ford light delivery.
HINkLE MOTOR co
Lincoln Way East Branch. rs o. Ifs
Lincoln Way East
SalesrOCm and Used Car Dept
south Bend s-01-tg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-21

FOR SALE-One Ford Ss0Er. electFlesi.
u equipped. Nearly new one Bufcf
speedEte- and other used cars 800
Jefferson. Bell phone ia Home H5is
los ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
AMERICAN HOCKEY TEAM
Is GIVEN WARM WELCOME
Women Of United states Attrnot Much
Attention MISUNDERSTANDING Re
rrirr nuch Comment.

10y ms bcldt l'reSS.
LONDON. NOV. l"lBy MaiD The
American womeus hockey team has
been cordially received in England.
ana newspapers have devoted col
umns TO its members. not because OF
their Smartness in play hut what
writer's term their Sportswomanship
and pleasing personalities. When
they arrived l.s,y frankly stated they
had come TO learn more OF the. game
from the experienced Bri;isa"rs. and
they proved good losers" in their
early matches.
Much has been written abom, the
american costumes. The English
girls wear their playing skirts we'll
above the knee. and were surprised
10 see the Americans come onto the
field in skirts far below tie knee.
The short skirts undoubtcdiy CAV.
the Eritishcrs All advantage in the
carly games. The. skiriS. smart
sweaters and permanent waves" the
latter admitted by some % the Amer
leans. came In for NOR" comment
from the newspapers tnan details Of
Che play.
In the first Games the Americans
showed to disadvantage ~ "nursine"
the bali. in which the English sir,s
are so proficient. but they nave tried
10 improve their game in that re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
HAVANA RESULTS

,,r ~, :, ra"",hyr and oneha.f fnr!ons>--
:. ""n: hlnc Flame. l53 ,Mcco.p 3 10 !. {
4" 10 :. second: Iie.en Lucas. 10;
~ NJ" hon"!): ~ to !. :" =, 20 /. third.
n ,h."rn ~. Anna Magnetic aud Mabel
Src"rd rac.-lve Observation-Disclosures II!
,.'arl"r'. > to :, Ia ! To- won: noh. ,
!" Z. second; l.minc'u". ,ct mccoy
:" J. 20 :. 10 :. HID. Time iii !,
y :" ran: Cadillac, James g. gouade,
10 Hook iioslor and Ford
MIRA rncc-nvS fur'oas.-!I.n!o ~
lump, 10 !, 20 =. IL >. won: Mlss
iiruNli, ~" -" mCdy) :" l. 10 / IN
!. second: 10 d'.,n". !. ,F-anCi,J 1 10 l.
!" . 20 e" ,h'sd. Tine. 1873 Also
I'm: Jinnith III. Laughing Eyes H.
',nf,'hL" S!pp"r S..r.r and Rora.
E"uEth n"er,-fvr aud hal. .ur'onss
Won; Eastern Cow GcS's "a l. Ia =
!" .: second: Raneau. lOs (Car!notlyI !
:" - >: . 10 :. ihirl. TIric. - -
C." TAU KING Breeze. Emma j. Tinis and
,,Fi:ih rac"-fv- and half im.,nny.-
n,'H', WAY l3 tM"r!'nc"J. . to !! to >
20 !. Won d.. Dant. 'C.rmodyj 10 !.
I'm: =" '.c"nd: Flick. Fancy iif
80 Ca 'op.n ani Bulr"r
- N'h ra""-Onr ni.@-Duhc OF S,5rlby ~
~, '"nn1. {" !. ;n !. even won; e. -,
=" 'eth''.orl. ." /. Ia ;. 10 . sacord
=" Nr".s 90 Garner. 20 :. 5 10 5
|" ,. ,n!rd Time. $50 -. 40 ran:
nn"i" Donna Grafton 4. ! Unran and
Pes ID" Chance "'''
j
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
BOWIE RESULTS

First rscc--ini.c and seventy yards The
Foreigner IS uiunD ss'.r. ss..e, 81 20 won
Ti,auiun,. 20. tweincry. 1870 $50. .ccond I.
Maivo,io, 10 IS. hwariD. f5.o. thIEd. Time
1851 az Also raa: A.nackas.in. Syrda va
Nnrgcry Mistress Pa.ly. Al Pierce. Auruin
lareheito rcadstocl. Baiafosa Low De
gree cou;-.rE t'o.or"
Second race--seven furioneS-Huroacc. ii0
(iiuonryb. 49, SSi", $40. Won: orcns.
rG (Schwarii). sac $40 second; Rlu"
Rcli. rs tWcIh,rl. si.oe. ;n:rd Tmc. i:@f.
A'so ran: Ross Il u C. w!,rs Dor, 9.
u Stone. Black roi 'aruar.sN.
Third raC"--~iS AZ haif fu-.GnSs-
.fsGda. ~ tRcbirs".D, SO. $3.50 s: -
won: Fruit Cake. /" tNccahci. 'tip. ;. 90.
second; Wyoming. - I'VE. en-. 8, 20.
;hicd. Time. i:2cI'. A.so ran: Wood
yioei. Super. Smart Gay. SaganOr" Lady
Gertrude.
r.Ir;h rscc.m:e IND si&'sea,h- r.
sand: Pea. III ui"nins"n,. 80. :1.;..
Dry Moon bale: DIucsr H.. war :;"t..
t'lEh raoc-onc u.!le AID ., nna.lct--
!. Reeves. im (Wess.e.p. IS %. SIS si:).
Won; Ur,!o Partner. 30 (Schwartz). fa.ia
flGie second: Sr.arlcnc, ~ tMotrist. $40. 10.
third. Time. 2:!S. AlsU ran: i.igh; Wine
American Boy. Ia- Cog, Cowr. Foo. G-eai
Gull Stir Up. Favour.
sixth raee.one mile aud seventy Yards
Ioa;er;, ZIG tWeinsD: $3.50. $40. 500. won :
Lori Herbert. lT U.1ncaEtcr). SAP $500.
second: Tnntalaus. lie (RnbinsonJ Sc 20
third. Time, 1850 2-a. Also ran: q. Dc,
Cause. yenai Joy. Sunny Land.
Seventh race-miIe and Z siIteenth-w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

I!fs; FACE tx turlonGs; purse. 500.
, insng. thrcc.y".r.o.dI and UPWARD
Rally Bel. los; Ground Swell. i"5: 'I.amce-
10, log: sugar Mat. i"s. Fortnight. !ia;
:, eo.d rsec-purst. ~. allowances: for
th!ee y,Hr-olds 9nd upward. six furonss-
inNct:s Teller. l0i; Taii-nan &c. Lad
Love ~ The wagner, III: r.ti.r rat;cT,
three year Odds and upward; ny. furlonyS-
Marvin May ~; App.cjscn H., les. You
Need l0s III len Jewel. JOS Phantom
Eait. ~: See .: Aces. III. Endman. III.
Troitus 80"
Fourtn :ace--purs~. ;;u: claiming: for
ihrc"-yc ODDS ana npward pns mic
shoot On. g: Amaze. !1i 'C;lassto!. -:
Spcrdfter JOS; Rsronc. 20. war ciun 10
i'i;;h race purse. r,"H: the ManAe,lne
hsnd!rnp; Tor three rar-oids ANA upwnri;
mil. and siNternth--W Wood Trap. IL; ,:en.
era Hais;. iii; Tailor Ma!h. ;tt. Master
H!l.. loo: ia .sdln IS;
sixth race-pursr. so. claiming fo-
thT -ycir.c.d. and onward: u.i:e and
ihr"e s!h'"cnth s Mar" Happo d .0i 10, :
iS's B.s'. irI Wa-!!ke. Ia. ErEp 10: Put.
and cal.s. ~: B:0ok;and .o1: Nom incr
!1s: CAPITAL City, IL
seventh race 'ursc 100; 81. ming: for
.?mr-, e-r':!Is ana up~arI mile and !.
Hrch,n. -; BETSY i'S: Gold crcs, lfoy.
kenny III; 'Msb lo3; Guy Fortune. los !;
M.drtS bingham. los. Cock Roach iii !:
nhfNJ Sma'r. III. coryhon. III. Al Hcna
Weather clear; track slow.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
4. y. Circuit Cour, of ,opcal..


The United states Circuit Court Of
appeals recorvcncd yesterday morn
ing AZ 10 o'clock. with the following
jmd'scs and officials in at,enLance
Circuit Judges Martin y. Knapp. OF
Washington. y. g., and Charles ~
Woods woods. Of Marion :. g.; District
Richmond. Va. and l.. Y. w"ab. of
Shelby. y. C.: Clerk Ciaudc NJ. Dean
and United states Marshal John G.
Saunders.
Cases argued yesterday:
No: No iiSs-l.iliy Lumber Company,
ers. defendants in error: error TO the
District Court n; Ash"ville. y. c.
Argued by T. !. li!il. OF Murphy. "
=. and james G. Mcrri,nou Of Nshe-
VILE. y. G.. for The plaintin in error.
and by NJ. w lcii. Of Murphy. y. G..
and Thomas :. Rollins. OF AshcvilIc.
y. G.. FOR the defendants in error. and
No, lS!3-J. NJ BENSON appellant.
vs.; DR.. Walter 4. Walker ct al. an
neliees; app"a' from the District
Court at Greensboro. y. c. Argued
by II. G.. Strudwir!S. OF Greensboro.
\. G., for the appellant. and by +. $,
Farke:. Of Graham. " C., for the
apDeii"rs. and submitted
Thomas ]. li!l. Of Murphy. " G..
ney ANA counselor in Tho Court.
Cases IN cali tomorrow:
No. lis Arthur H. Bryant p"ti-
TONER vs. the Charles l.. Stnckhausen
company 80 al, respondents ON Pc
luton 20 snner!ntend and revise. etc
District Court at .\leNandria Va In
banNruptcy. TO ID" ar:ucd by J. X
NJ Norton, OF Alexandria. Va for
the petitioner. and by Gardner !.
Hoothc and Louis y. Duffcy. ~ Alex
andrin. Va. and Frank L.. Elder. Of
washington. II. G.. for the respond
cnts.
No. 1881 Reninmiu H. England
iaintin in error. vs.. In" United
states Of America, defendant in
error: error TO tho bistric, Conr, At
i'arkcrsburs w. VA. To b" argued
y William T. George. Of - l.np!. W.
Va" an9 {. NJ Hanna. az Partners
bnr.. w. Va. ior III" platni!G IN
error. and Nv stuart " Walker. L.
"t,orner. Mar:!nshur. w Va. Tor
the def"ndan, a. error
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
BUILDERS BLOCK EFFORTS
TO EXAMINE THEIR BOOKS
Judged in Contempt of Commit
II tee, When They Stand Mute.
Mss .Nssnrlatcd rrcSs.

tBy Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3o.--Thc Eu,!I-
crs' supply Bureau was successful to-
day in blocking inquiry into its at
fairs by the joint legislative com
'mittce investigating the building
trust
Officials OF the bureau declined to
answer questions put by Committee
Counsel Samuel Untcrmyer and OBJ
tanned Supreme Cour, injunction re-
ing possession OF the bureaus books
and records after they had seized
them by a serSeant-at-arms
While the committee was making
vain efforts a; it's hearing In the
City Hall 10 take evidence from un-
willing witnesses who repeatedly
We're adjudEed in contempt sixteen
members Of the employing Metallic
Turing and Lath!ng Association
were arrested OF charges OF destroy
ing evidence needed by the commit
tee. They pleaded. not guilty aud
were released in 10000 bail
Al the same time there was un-
usual activity in the Criminal Court
Building. where the new cxtraord:-
nary grand jury selected Yesterday.
tn take charge of cases Involving
criminality developed by the commit
tee. was in session. Judge MulQuecn
also ordered tho continuation OF the
November additional GRAND jury
which has already returned several
indictments in alleged building graft
cases.
The trial OF George Backer. mil
lionaire builder. charged with per
jury in connection with his testimony
before the committee. also was pro-
crossing.
Owing TO failure OF counsel for
Robert =. Erindcll pre.idcn Of tho
Building Trades Council. under in
diciment FOR eXtortion and attempted
cXnortion 10 appear before Judge
MulQueen and make any mot on to
dismiss the indictments IL was re-
ported that Mir. Cntermyer will move
;hat the labor leaders trial be begun
within the next two weeks l;ri..
dell had been given untl today hy
the court 20 make any motion he
desired.
Joseph Penny, chairman OF tho
builders supply Bureau. and John
Fhilbrick. former cha !rman OF the
bureau. dehcd every effort OF the
committees couusc! to get them 10
testify TO the proceedings and ac-
tivitics Of the bureau. Mr. Penny
not only declined TO answer questions
Tor the counsel, but also refused to
look "a h.. ND
bureau on the desk before him and
IDENTIFY them. Before leaving The
stand MIR. Penny was adiudgca i'm
contempt OF the committee fifteen
times.
Mr.. Philhrick. who was adjudr.d
Tour times IN contempt. took the
same position as Mr.. Penny. standin.
on his constitutional right no; to
answer, because it might tend to
degrade or incriminate M"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
34,249 KILLED, 224,089
WOUNDED IN CONFLICT
SUPERINTENDENT Ireland NJ ~ X e s
Final Report OF American World
War Casualties.

WASHINGTON. Nov 3O.--rinal ns-
ures Oh army casualties in the world
war are contained in the annual re-
port Of SurEeon-GcncraI ireland made
public tonight. showing 3i,2Is killed
and aoi0Sg wounded
The proportion OF killed to wound
ed is about the same aS in civil War.
although mortality from Sunsho;
wounds in the world war was only
SaS per cent. as compared with l3.i
per cent in the civil War The re-
port said This indicated tina; i'm
proved surgical and sanitary methods
III the recent war mad saved the lives
rf 5,3i per cent of al. American sol
dicrs wounded.
o: every l,000 men sent - France
10 were admitted To hospital as the
result OF battle casualties. the report
SAYS ana nearly seven men out OF
90" died as the result OF w"uads;
put OF every 1000 men ~ that arm
being, wounded and i2.77 Killed Tho
| signal corps Was newt with $500
wounded and BIB killed per Thousand.
Deaths from wounds totallcd 1891.
! OF slightly more than q per cent
while l|S.5S" ~ the wounded. o.. 10.1
| per cent, were returned 10 duty. the
| remainder being invaiidcd home for
treatment or discharge Shell wounds
! ""r" by EAR the most deadly. the re-
! port sad. adding that no American
! soldier lost hoth arms and both legs
/ i'll The world war or both legs or
| 10th arms and one other extremity
| Eleven lost both legs at the thigh.
/ one both legs at III" knee; nine both
legs below the knee: one both feet.
and three on. arm above the elbow
| win one les nj III" thiGh. More than
| $40" soldiers lost part of enc
! NOR rNtr"in!t.cs. S!Xty-SiX lost the
! sight OF both eyes. forty-four lost th.
l'ar,ial sigh, q; both eyes. ana 6ii
/ lost enc eye ~ the sight OF one eye.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

~ 'r1 , ra..-siX f9rl"nEs- Am.rIcan Rose,
Mormandie. ~. lStaciiD. to !. !, 10 :. =
/" :. second. Hefcb. III uIopi>ins,. +, 10 9.
r!!ioicy. Maiden Voter. Bc"swax
Scconn rtcc-SiN tur.onIs-Iua Kay .ni
~ 1il""II.l; !; to 20 T. "u,. won: By iiecK.
Mis- Kru5cr Ga cray. ,, L, 10 ITO sS' !. i
70 j. third. Time. 1915. Also ran: EIrsti..s :
Suh David Craig. SALUTE. Rauyan. Keen
J-su. Daiwood.
Mary Head, 10, twaiiD. . TO . : /" :. !;
I" y, won; pr. Howard. 10 UI.inishi. :
20 !! Ia = 20 ~. second. Mary Erb Ia
,i,""','r'' 10 :, 10 .. To .. third. Time,
!;ls TO- Also ran: Fading S,ar. American
Fourth rscc--onr Thii.--t'izcr III tPoncc)
10 1" to l. 20 !. won RnriI Tray
Ger. l"- tto!;!!"ttip, 10 : out
second: R"dmun. IL. G.unsfordI , 10 !. !
80 y - !, third. Thine. i.E. A:.o -an:
chief al d Ett.h".
,Fiiih :acr-on. milc lrd a sixteenth
Boinbast. Ns iM"ou"yh ) to / 10 > I
{" ., Won: Richard V. ~ tMltcn"lD 10
:. to :. I" s.."nd: corsom. III dyke.
AS" ran; I"in DIV I'"r ui'.',snn.
Tom Logan, Ws.!il:c ami Rapld Stride
S;Aih r"ce-six snr!"ns---,; .a.,u -. 81!
,h"rEnE D. 20 .. - .. .. I" wUn: Ful-
second: To" I'll" Mark. II. tThurbrrj /.
!" J. " 20 J. 10 !, third. Tim" 1916 AFRO
IN; Bris", Converse. Cobalt Las. an,
.Ssvcn,h ras.on. m!ie and = sixteenth
!"S!t""ch. 10 Nnb.r,s). !. 10 !: :. to ;!
! !" :, wo": Frank Ws:rrs. 10 tfIusinnb
:. :" " 10 :. to =. s.cond: B-onk,ard
~ 'Mu'raH'. - 10 !, {" !. > to :: thi.i
M; ~" -" .\'sO ran: Dancer Tom
nf1"ks '-i'itan!a, Pruu.~ and HsnE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
MEANS WOULD PREVENT
DESTRUCTION OF PAPERS
Ash Injunction Of nitcd States
Court Against MnrI.ny Hoynr.
States Attorncy.

CHICAGO. NOV @o.--t:astoa L.
Means. Of New York. today asked
'udr" George Carpenter in United
81 7 pistr.c; Court for an iniunc-
ton restraining Marl.ay Iioync.
Staic's attorney. from dlspos!ns of
papers seized Ia Means New York
hcinc in 1917. The ease viii tie held
December In
Means is one OF III" plaintiffs IN the
James King Will case, heard recently
IN which n" seeks 20 nave the Will OF
Nj King. a. millionaire lunlbcrman
SGT aside ana Il second VII which he
claims to have found among the mil
!i"naire's effects. probatcd Means
was tried at Concord. y e.. in la1S.
and acquitted OF The murder "i Mrs.
Maud. King. widow o. the lumber
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
SHOOTS FLEEING WIFE
WITH BABE IN HER ARMS
pnhiin' Ga, Nan l. Taken 60 Macon
4" Escape Wrath of Angry
NriShbors,

by associated Press.
DUBLIN. GA, Nov. 30.-As a rcsul,
OF the death here tonight OF Mrs.
Marshall Bach wife Of Young
farmer. her husband was arrested on
q charge OF murder and was taken to
Macon because OF threats OF violence.
mat the woman had been driven from
her home by her hu band With a
baby in her arms, She walked nearly
TWO miles, he said. when hc, husband
oVertook her and beat her over the
mead Win .:!ub Tho shrrn said
Bach then sh6t.ae! lattice as she rrosr.
me woman stil! had the baby in her
arms when she was picked up and
brought TO hospital here. Nri,hbors
who followed Bach to his home found
the evening meal not on III. stove.
ready 10 be served. having he.n pre-
pared by Mrs. Bach jus; before the
tragedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
lEGAT ON APPEALS FOR
FUNDS TO FEED RUSS ANS
state Department Il Advised That Tn
less None. l. Provided They
viii Die

WAHHINTT"N, Nov. 30. Unless
money is provided for IN" purchase
OF food for the Russian cxil.s in po-
land large numbers OF them win die
of mainutriti"n. The State Department
was advised today by The legation a,
Warsaw The Situation OF ne refugees
was descr!hed q. despernte
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
AUTO ACCESSORIES WILL
DROP, SAYS A. H. DECATUR
Does Not Anticipate Reduction In
Rrircs 10 rre-Wnr Level.
However.

IT. LOUIS. MO. Nov. 3o.---A droD
IN pric" OF antomoaie accessories
was predicted here today b. A. u.
decatur, OF Boston. president OF the
Automobile Accessories Branch of tho
National hardwood Association. In
IN address at III" opcnins session OF
IN" annual convention OF he organi-
2ation.
we do not cxpcc. prices "a dron
10 prr-wnr level" declared Mr. De-
catur hut read iustment is coming
ana We may expect prices to drop"
me convention viii continue
through J'rida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
U. S. PRINCIPAL COAL
PRODUCER FOR FRANCE
Is Furnishing Republic 5OH Oup Ton.
Monthly. With I.OOO,ONa Tons
kyafIn1,tc

PARIS, Nov. 81 Yves lie Trocuuer,
Minister o. Puo!ir Works. said today
tha; the United states nov il Tho
LEADING coal exporting country 10
France. Am"ri ap GOA reaching
greatly exceeds ,co,uuu IONS. and
i'ouo."oo tons are Available from
America monthly. IL needed ENC
lana comes next, aud Germany third.
NJ. Alder, chief of The French coal
rurchn sing bureau. said American
irnls now are Offering roal TO France
~ si' To 81" ton. free on boa,l a:
Atlantic Scaports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
cuban Moratorium !. n,,,n,,ca

llNNNNA. Nov s-.--.'rcsIdcnt Me-
not". today signed a decree extend
my IN" existing moratorium. which
WoNld expire tomorrow, until De-
c"mh"~ ~. The moratorium win
continue under the same conditions
which hav" prevailed since il was
nrSt ordered. Faiiur- of the Cuban
toHsi"sS 10 convene ana enact leg
is'"tl"n necessary to relieve the en-
istinS rn7nciai situation in cuba was
T2iNrn Yesterday 10y President Menocal
as IN" reason :or cNtrndiE. the
Cnaan moratorium until December 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Would BUILD >rm r.,,ro,s

+ WASHISGTON. Nov 20 Tn, =.
terstate Commerce Commission, to,ia,
re. for hearing before "a. Miss;ss.r,i
Railroad Commission at Jackson ~,
December l3. the application Of IL
Jackson and Eastern Railway Com
line OF railroad from Sebas;on,,i
Miss. TO Jackson. The com,ni.sion
Will be represented by E,anIncr
r. hfacklcy. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
THOMPSON IS CHAIRMAN
Federal Trade Commission, I,v,,
Huic Which Provides for
Rotation Of OfTcr

Ihom1son. Of Colorado. was made
chairman oi the Fedora Trad. com.
mission :oday under u rule o., In.
body wilch provides for rotation
crs constituting Ia. hna-I W.
thompson was appointed to the c.m-
mission IL, December. 1915 aTt.r
serving some years as ATTORNEY ,;rn.
eral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
.Ihoii.hr> Sign Language.

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-SiGn Ian
GhaS" ~" picturesque methods of
TRANSMITTING: messages from traders
en- the curb narnet To their resn.c-
NV" oh,csS. VIII be- discarded when
me curh exchange moves indoors on
May ]. 1871, IL was announced today.
Assuming dignity bctitting the eX :
changes new quarters. the traders
VIII nave u?-io-Gair devices for rc
porting transactions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
PRODUCE MARKETS.
OFF E.ls-

NEW YORK. Nov. n'rhc marie, Tor
con"" futures lost psri nj its recent adj
Nanccs ,o'.dy. owins /" an Easier turn IN
II" exchange ratsJ lower Brazilian mar
SH;s tnd scattering liquidation. First prices
were IL 10 2, points lover. with active
Monihs later shoN!nE hc: lossrS oi - -
a. i".:a,S lcc-inh,t was relatively wrd..
- ihv III to ".+?. while May hrok" %
.. S'mraiti WIKI H.-i. The high Iuu;
OF last week. Tn4; del livery c!oScn at 40,
IT. III E.r,iat lis; showing rci loss
a. - l." - !'C:nt' Ia The dan
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S2.60 VIII also result in a drop Of on.
cent per quart in the price OF milk to
Chicago consumers, according TO ono
large distributing firm. The new
Price viii he II cents Il quart
Unsettled conditions, lower prices
OF fcedstufs. the rcccn; drop in
wheat. and The general Situai,un were
given AS reasons for th, drop
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CnrrONSi:En OIL

NEW SoRH. Nov. ,n.':rd.!y absorption,
y" December tenders nd shorts CvVrrtn:
ON tn" early bug va "th,g ComnIUdl,.
markets put cn;tonsr"d .!l u. - ~ !,
points. after which Setback tool, p.ac
under :ea .!z.ns sa'".. t.uSi bids -. :e
II 10 ~ poiris 49,; hi<h"s. Crude market,
held firm. Tenders iIrrc.> SAFES -
i'"' barrels. primc CyCI e. - f.G..n; prime
summer y"!.ow spot. - " 1000: DrCrin urr.
ST.; March. SO; MAJ -
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People have grown into the hab!,
spring. II is u fact that the prico
of used cars In always higher. In
tn" spring ana early summer thun
any other season Of tho year.
IA liz IA good business 10 buy your
ear now when the dealer can cftrrt
saving from storage for tho win.
ter months. You can Tire the ear
In III" winter. the dealer cannot.
YOU a-- contemplating the pur
cha~" Of - car. COME IN and No.
these. You vii! not be urged 10
buy
~ 1915 Ford Sedan. In fair pain,
condition and good mechanical
condition is offered for IN. small
sum OF $4,000. This car IL really
much better than tho price would
indicate.
\ Hudson Supcr-Six. T-passcng-r.
has been rspa!nt"l and equipped
with new top and slip covers. IN
on rrcd Tor $500. This is an idea
family car and has all tho Hudson
Supcr-SiS hpcei ana quality.
4 1890 Essex that has been driven
by car.fui owner only 5000
miles. IL offered for si.Jjo.Q0.
~" will he glad 20 demonstrate
these cars Cor you without ohii-
cation on your part. u you are
ia the market 10: an automobile IL
aud ride in them. Information
VIII he chccrfuiiy given over the
"none. which In Randolph 1926.
a EDLoE DoNNAN. JR.
ci' East Main Street.
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Reported D! Rodgers. p.ulaIU"- ~ 90. in,,
r"t.rsniIrg Va, Nov - 1870
SPANISH Fairness stock. market wrUn
W. ~, hrsh,i.
NlEGlNiNS - Farmers s;ocn marx-,
WEAK; .ti;.c interest IN huylrE,
Fancy Jumbo, 10 ,i:c per To-
Extra ptinIr. : :" - PEE IL.
I'iInc. Ia 80 per -.
Smelling sock. . ~ 8, u.- ia
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MEM YORK. N"v. .c-Mor. business q,
hSheT prices was u"I.c today in 'dr
! r'nt r!oihS. fLrn, were >;"aiy bU. ,,t:: =.
Increased demand tnr har ana nov, :,
dress goods w"r- n,i"a. Rraul 10 ~, +
Ines w.:- said - BE- Grna'r b,caus i.
n scarcity Uf desirable lob lott
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MILK PRODUCERS CUT PRICE
Lower Figure. ON FecdstuGn Cause
Drop Of 81 Cents n Hundred
Isoundk.

7
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.-A cat In milk
prices for December OF - cents "A
hundred pounds at country points was
announced by the milk Producers as
ISOLATION today. The now price of
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK, Nov. Sl-Thrr. WAs no
change Ia the ioCa rIw sugar u,arS,i
today. with Cunas uUs.-,i "a, i",c. ru<t and
freight. cqua 10 i.Ij ipr centrifugal. There
were sales ~ ,.l.u nI.;> ~ Porto H!vuS ia
port at 40 d.l!v ,r'i. inr mark" Ter
=, med coniiuu - ,Iirt .i.d r-i,.. az" nn-
.a:ed.