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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
CHURCH WOULD LIKE SEAT
IN NATIONS LEAGUE COUNCIL
CnrSiinn, Annette Sn.s League !, Es-
scnttaiiH Christinn Iden md Pre-
1ntcS Echo DrclurutfOn.
Bv AssocI!,tc'I Pr',ss. /

u" Associated J'tS.aS.t
PARlS. Jan. 3l.-At the public celc
hrttion OF the organization OF the
league of nations held at tho Sarbonnc
yesterday. Il declaration by cardinaI
Annette. in which he said the league OF
n3' ions was essentially a Christian
idea, and expressed the hope that a
representative Of the greatest church
organization would be admitted TO rep
'rcscntation in the councils OF tho
league, was loudly applauded as also
was declaration by Il protCEtant
pastor, NJ. ltohcrty, that IL was tho
duty Of all Christians to work for
che success OF the league. Grand Rabbi
Levi said no one would salute with
more enthusiasm, than tho advent of n
league destined to conserve tho pcace
Of the world than the disciples of tho
Prophet OF Israel
Al. Eibot insisted upon the necessity
OF an International force TO insure tho
execution % the decisions OF the
league.
N. Bourgeois announced that tho
order of the day for tho next meet
ing of the league council would com
Prise many important questions rc-
ghrdinS the leagues organization and
concerning tho execution of tho treat,
OF Versailles. lie said he hopcd thc
United states would be represented al
this meeting. "
President roincaro praised the idea
and ideals OF the league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
MAY LET LOOSE NEW FLOOD
OF ORAT0RY ON TREATY
Motion VIII &c 1Indc on February 10
to Ncsunc consideration
OF Pact.
fBy Assoclatod Prcss. I


WASHINGTON. Jan. St.---A possible
foundation for another season OF SON
ate debate on the peace treaty was
laid today by Democratic leaders as q
Sequel 10 the collapse Yesterday of BIZ
partisan Informal negotiations for a
compromise on reservations.
Notice was served by Senator Walsh,
OF Montana, one OF tho Democrat ito
members OF tho diSba ndcd bipartisan
committees. that ON Tuesday, February
Ia. 4 motion would be made to resume
conSidcrIti ion OF tho treaty in the open
Senate. lie spoke for the Dcmocratic
senate leader. Senator Hitchcock, Of
Nebraska, who was absent. -"
Tho announcement. developed no de-
bate. y littlc later, however. the Sen.
ate WAS given Il concrete reminder of
the amount of ofatorS II already had
expended OH the treaty. Senator Smoot.
Republican, Utah. exhibiting 5000
page volume containing 800, 900 words
on the subject spoken in the Senate
last summer and fall
Although 4 vote is ten days away
nearly nvery element in the complicat-
cd Senate situation was CONSIDERING to-
day where 1t would cast it's influence on
the question of bringing the treaty
back for debate.
IT was said sentiment might not
crystalline for several days. but there
were in'iica tions the division nigh, not
DC along the same lines of dcmarca-
ton that have obtained generally dur
inS tho trout fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
LONDON PAPER DECLARES
UNITED STATES is SHYLOCK
Wilson Political Bankrupt. Says Dn;,y
Eaprcs>, Commenting GLASS;
Statements

LONDON. Jan. Accommodating on
the statement of Carter Glass. Sccrc.
;ary of n" Treasury of the United
states. that America cannot extend
any further financial aid 10 Europe
and that the distressed nations can do
much TO help themselves by relieving
the embargo on gold exports. the Daily
Express says:
q. '"rhc trouble really goes bacI, 10
when WI lson was considered hy the
allies 20 be the voice OF n bclli.crcnt
america This was Americas first
n!nS ut Europe. We see the sequel to-
day. Every check drawn by Wilson. a
political bankrupt. has been dishon-
orcd ny his aStutc countrymen They
iavc made as much AS they can out OF
,Europe's war shattered countries. IF
We want more aid wc must cover the
n"uud -of-neSh bond with the Shylocli
United states"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
ARABS PROTEST TO POPE
Claim Iioni>ts Arc Given Preference
by british in Palestine and
Demand Relief,
Ey Associated Pros

I'T"SS.
ROME. Jan. 3l.-Arab leaders in
Palestine complain that Zionists have
Dcen given tho most important Offices
anu arc accorded preferential, treat
inent in that country by the British
according TO memorandum received
~ the Vatican from the Holy Land
~ rs stated steamers loaded with Boil
Shcvist Russian Jews from Odessa are
tl.nWcd 10 land at I'alrStinirn ports
The memorandum sent 10 Pope Rcnc-
ulci concludes by saying the Arab
chiefs will refuse to assume any re-
SponSlhility for the consequences
which may follow his policy 4 copv
or me communication has been sent
10 the peace conference and the Brit
iSh government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
For the Invalid

\ can Of nourishing,-y appGti2ing
soup or, broth. heated through. in,
siantly OH handy hterno outfit such
az NO sell. Better keep q stock OF
these on hand for emergencies:
Blue Label Soups. can, zoe
Holds times tho quantity Of a
DC can OF Campbells. Finest
quality. Special Monday land
Tuesday.
Bouillon Cubes, Sac
Clam Broth, f0c -
Extract Beef, t0c
MaSgi Bouillan, Sf.8D
Valentines Meat Juice. coc
These served with q Dinner Bis
cult, Holland Rusk or salt cracker
will tempt the appetite.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
BRAzlLIANS WANT VESSELS
Oppose Plan nf Government to Sell
Ships Seized From Ger

Thy Associated Prcss.1

RIO lANEIEO. Ian. 3I.-The official
note revealing tho governments in
ton;ion 10 sell the German ships taken
over by Brazil during tho var and pay
Germany for their USE, has ELECTED eX-
prcssions Of surprise aud disappoint-
mcnt III tho press and III commercial
and maritime circles. Representatives
OF the Affiliated Maritime Unions,
c"prcscntinS. $4,000 members. met to-
day TO draft resolutions to he for
w;t:ded TO President .PcSsoa. protest
ms against the sale OF the vessels. Tho
press generally condemns what ii
terms lack or frankness on tho part
OF tho government and also its prev
ious conflicting declarations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
The Miracle on Your
Table

Canned vegetables. each variety
FROM that section where it grows in
tho greatest perfection, sealed in
stcrilizcd containers, so as TO retain
the fresh garden flavor. Try these
and sec for yourself:
Sliced Tomatoes, 20f
For salad or frying. Can be
used TO make many desirable
dishes for winter. See can on
display.
Creole Dinner. g for Zoe
Can will serve 3 people.
Extra Sifteh Sweet Peas, roe
Tender, small peas, really deli
cious.
Baby Corn, 32c
Finest quality tender; sugM corn.
Okra and Tomatoes, .t7c
combination for soups, stews,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
GERMANY's TRANSPORTATION
SYSTEM THREATENS COLLAPS
More. Tim" 500 locomotives Gu ~
hernir Shop 'Fhnn Conc
Out,
tBy Eniversnl SnryIce-l

- - 'S cnifcFsdt )" rvice.1
hEi'liN. Jan. Sl.-Collapsc or tit.
u"'',c raEwsF transportation system
is the latest danger confronting. CO.
many, according TO the statement .,
hallway Minister Ocsc1 before ,;na
Prussian assembly. Tho miniy,tr
painted tho condition Of the RAILWAY.
IN tho darkest colors. throwing a rlar.
M uSnt on tho steadily dccrcns,n-
",,c,,ency of tho employees aud Sion,
since the revolution. he said. .,bo
number OF employees in tho ra;,rnv
STOPS mas Increased go per cent MS
Notwithstanding this" he added ,S4hr
,,ny, OF the workers has steadilv
n u'o,;n Last week 500 more loco,
out The number OF locomotivns Waii.
Ing =, Eur, re p, IS increasing rapidly. ION
Januarf IL there Were no jcss ,h "a
lV,7oI locomotives in need OF repair,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Mrs. ncssic lie. SE,;,,nh

8. Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Lee
Shuman. wife OF Charles j. Shuman.
home. 1901 Park Avenue. will be con-
quoted tomorrow morning at II o'clock
from the home, 1tcv. w. c. James, D.
-. pastor OF Grove Avenue Baptist
uhurch, officiating. Burial Will be in
Mis-. Shuman was Miss Bessie Ice
'artcr i'csidcs her husband. she is
survived BY ono. daughter. MISS Emily
81 Snuman. and ono son, George 4.
Shuman. She is also survived by her
nothcr, Mrs IL. ". Carter. and several
sisters and brothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Complete Grand Jury. work.
Ecrmanr Mil Continue pu,nent.

BERLIN ian. %l.-Rumors in c!rcula-
ton in Germany that tho nation is
planning 20 stop It's payments arc ON
pha ticaIly denied by tho I.oka! An
%eI"cr today. From competent sources
ii is learned, says the newspaper. that
all "u!nors Of the stoppaGe nt interest
payments on tho national loans. and
war loans, and on tho loaus Of al! tho
separate states of tho nation arc en-
tirclv hasclcSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Ar.ocinted Pres, Nom,,,,,.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3l.--The nomin,,i,-
committee Of tho Associated I'rcss To-.
ton 10 the board Of directors o, H.
Associated Press At the annual meet
Ing OF the members In New York Ap,lj
20 Frank y. Noycs. Washington
star: W: l. Mclean, Philadciphia E,rj-
leiin: Adolph s. Ochs. New Tort,
Times: y: 9. Weiss. Duluth Hcraid
John X ltnthon. Providence Journul
Ihc committee made only ono nom,Da-
ton Tor cncl NncanCY !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Palmer win Give view. wed,e,s,,

WAaTIINITON, Jan. 3i.-IIcnriHi-s
on the ;ln;isedition hSis!u,ioll wiiit h..
resumed by the liomsc Judiciary Opn,-
mittrc NEXT Wednesday. Attor,lcy.
Ia appear ut that time Chair,nnn 'Nof.
s,;G.-j said no particular bill woukI h.
discussed. and Thai it WAS The yr,irs
pose OF The committee TO obtain! Me-.
Palm"r's, News and then TO DRAG, \;
measure .cnlhodyinr them and thohe 81
NJ IN bcrS Oc.trn COMMITTEES. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mira. OIire n.,,o- C,od1,.

Mrs. Olive Mallory Goodfoo. died yes
tcrday morning at 1880 o'clock a, the
home Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
sides her husband she is survived by
two sons. Henry and Norman Goodloc
TWO sisters Mrs. Robert ChiSion. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Rchearse Academy ccrcmon,.

fNi'iS. Jan. 3i.--Marshal Foch and
frcSi"cnt Foincarc. according To the
usual custom. attended the French
ScademT 10 rehcarSc tho ceremony OF
me formers reception into the rank
OF the immor;alS. which occurs at the
Academy next Thursday. NJ. Poincars
VIII reply TO the marShars address at
Ter he is received by the academy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
FIFTY FIVE GRADUATED
JOHN MARSHALL STUDENTS
ii PASS THEIR EXAMINATIONS
canunry Glass WIN Receive CerGG-
Gates az Commencement Exrr-
-. CiscS Next Buuc.

rr,.A.pnnoupcement was made yesterday
thc nnmSs Of ,1 Jar, sradnatSs OF
sfsn cement exercises will he held at
;tt5s time for mil-tcrm graduates. The
Gn contains htty-tivc names OF young
rtftrates OF graduation in the courses
speciiied. The list of graduates fol-
MAJ Sa4iol Ria WI?i57l' A HI;nr
E!!s sis$S EGi .isii: Raj 4a'ies.
iisward Mason ar.I R;ansenshir.
George MscI.arcn Brydon. Jr
s %n,;s,i nsvs Gins crook; Crook,
Rtchssd Mcliwainc Frazer
Malcolm tiobson iiarwcll.
\ MaEgie EuScnia Hawkes..
n ilsrTS M M;liia@ l H,?nsan.
. Lena vsiric iIobson
Hs4Sa R E2Ssaa ;a.Aq 9sne,
Anna Esther I.cadbettcr
MarEar., GORDON "E MsrFison.
Mamie ka,hlcsn, Munson.
Lura Robertson Tlnchbock
H.,e,is. p sa' k, Ssr;is5a
Isador Eifliin
Julian Cook Roden
Edward Bates Ryder
.IcaIncttc g Schnar
Marion Henry ScawsE
Frank Mason sherry
Mary Virginia Sp;ccr
Katherine Miles rlEno-
Cha rlo.ic Drcwry MAIDEN
marian Dilnmock Walden
Ia title Eliza both Walker
~. Tyrce Watkins. ".
-J1eicn f'it2- Gerald Watson. !.
'-S3D0e virginia Whi1plc
cTh J.. White. j.. ..
M rtha Louise Wilkinson
mary Gertrude Wiliam.on.
'--tsrrothy Word.
~ -Sare; Earle Wright
~-lI-y Arlington Young =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
G ;rI, SsHsf S; F2|;sr, la,st F34FYnry -.

convention OF the Progressive PARTY OF
Georgia. VIII he held here February
II 70 choose delegates TO the Rcpubli-
can National Convention and to take
other steps in the interest OF the or
gani@ation. ii was announced here to-
DAY after meeting of the executive
committee or the party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Mexican rrohcr. Meet Tuesday

~, IASO, Jan. al.-Ecarings Of the
McNican affairs Will be resumed here
next Tuesday. February 3. instead Of
Mona:iN' as previously planned. ac-
ran. chairman Of the committee, re-
c"iTcd here today by Major Dan NJ
JACKSON, secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

Eliotts Crossing. and Mrs. II. Alfred
! Wright Of Richmond. and three BROTH
81 Nlchmond, and Willard. oc fllctts
SirohsinE. Funeral services will take
IHaco AT 2:In o'clock tomorrow from tho
VIII DC in Woodlawn.. at ashland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-Thc series
of safes at auction of surplus wool
stocks VIII begin at Boston February
10. II was announced today 1T tho War
Department. more than 10000. 900
pounds OF Various grades being roady
for Offering. sales also are planned
FOR March : to 6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Mrs. Katharine Gearing.

WINCHESTER, Jan. A.--Mrs. Kath-
arinc Gearing. 62. died Friday of pncu-
monia. which sho contracted while
nursing her husband, James Gearing
ana their son, Roy Gearing, who are
i'll OF grip, or influenza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
slrr. Lucx e. pnrL.
Observation-Disclosures To-.

FEFC F1ItIC!<SBCRG, Jan. 3l.-Airs.
Lucy T.: Purks, wife OF William u.
turks. died at her home on Main Street
last night. aged % years She was Il
native of Caroline County, and a
daughter OF james A. Mills. or that
county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
81 MORE REDS INDICTED
"BlG BILL" HAYWOOD'S
NAME AMONG NUMBER
Alleged Leader Of Negro Branch OF
l. w, w, tn lie Given
Trial.
rBy ASSOCIATES e,,,.-, ,


CHICAGO. Jan. acknowledgements
against ,hirty-scven members Of the
l. W. w. were returned this morning
by the special grand jury invcstigat-
ing radical activities
Chief among those indicted were
William ID. (Big BID Haywood, former
secretary OF the organization. now a.
liberty from Lcavenworth Prison uu-
der bond; and Thomas Whitehead who
Besides Haywood and Whitehead
those indicted today ncIudc George
speed. chairman OF the I. w. W. cXccn-
i've committee: Charles H. Miller:
Frcu Nelson, all members OF the com
Negro Leader Indicted.
~ ANOTHER OF the prisoners is Rosco
II Sins, ,,janitor OF the Chicago City
Hall. and said To be tho leader In tho
negro branch of the T. w. W.
ccrctly before Chief Justice Grove carly
this morning. At 10 o'clock tho T. w.
w; leaders appeared IN 1udsc Fam,s
rcndy pending aG,ins; them. They
were met by agents OF the States
Attorneys Office. and the thirty seven
brincipals sorted out and Placed un.
der arrest.
Complete Grand Iury's Work.
The indictments complete the work
OF the Red, grand jury. Last week
the grand jurors, indicted "ighty-hvc
members OF Chc Communist PARTY and
th;rty-oighi members ~ the Cornmun.
list Labor party
spiracy "A overthrow tho government.
and advocating the overthrow OF tho
government by force
The indictments OF the leading fig
urcs IN the three radical organizations
arc the ou'eroIuth OF the sensational,
New Years Eve roundup IN which
states Attorney Maclay Hoync, anti
Chatting Federal authorities by wen.
tN- four hours. arrested more than 800
ncTSons suspected Of being members
OF tho three groups
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Miss Emm. Koh,bou,.n

WINCHESTER, IAN 3l-Funcral
services were held today for Miss
Emma kohlhouscn, 40. member OF an
old and prominent family who died in
Mcinoriht hospital. Several brothers
and two half-brothcrs survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

LYNCHHuRG. Jan. 3l.-James A.
Itnckcr, so. a Confederate veteran. was
found dead in bed several davS aro
At his home near Monroe, Amherst
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Martin T.. nurks


Li NCHBURG. Jan. Sl.--Martin p
Eurks: 80. died Thursday at his homo
near Scdalia. Bedford County. of tubcr-
culosis which he contracted at. Camp
Circcnlcaf while in the army -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Delicatessen Department

Our rcady-to serve counter is al
ways displaying new and inviting
dainties.. prepared daily by our chef
Apartment 0wCllcrs will find this
counter a great convenience
Fruit Salad, a H., t0c
Monday and Tuesday only. 4 de-
licious combination of fresh. juicy
fruits with the famous Hermann
Schmidt mayonraiSc.
Everybody loves fruit salad. but il
is such nuisance to make that this
offer should prove most popular
Order yours early.
Potato Salad
Piquant, spicy and altogether sat
isfying.
Vegetable Salad
A macedonia Of tender vegetables.
with Frenchy dressing.
Meat Salads
Hearty and delicious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Shelled Nuts

Also popular for luncheons and
afternoon tea parties. Crisp new
stock, just in, with the dcliciousness
of nuts at their best.
Shcllcd FjIbcrtS, soc
Now much sought after. These
round, .ihuttery little nuts arc the
fad of the hour among hostcsscs.
SHIELDED Almonds, 50c
English Walnuts. Il H., Soc
Palm Nuts, Il h.. 4Oc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

'--I.ONDON, Jan. 3l.-Thc Cambridge
University Athletic Association has ac-
copied Professionally tho invitation Of
tho University Of Pennsylvania 10 en-
ter team in tho Pennsylvania relay
carnival a; Franklin Field. philadel-
phia, on May !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-13

CHICAGO. October 13.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $4,000 head; market very slow:
early bids lower; few good and fair
choice steers sold at 15.50a17.50; prime
cattle, scarce; grassy kinds. draggy.
s.7oal4.25; cows. dun, bulk, 5.25a9.50 ::
Gamers mostly. 3.75a4.00 bologna
bulls. steady. 6.o0a6.75; calves, OPEN
ing lower, 16.00a16.50: grassy calves
mostly. S.50a12.00: feeders, slow to
shade easier; receipts, westerns. 5000
head; quality plain; market weak.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head: mostly
Is to 20 higher than yesterdays aver
age: top. one load. 1890; bulk, light
and butchers. 15.25a15.30; bull packing
sows. H.l5al4.35; pigs. strong
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head: fat
stocker. opening slow. steady with
yesterdays average; choice native
lambs to packers, 1900: bulk, 100a
1900; good westerns. 1925: choice un-
sold fat ewes, quotable to SIS: bulk.
5.00a5.5o; feeders active, fully steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-13
bond MARKET INACTIVE;
| L|BERTYS SHOW HIGHER

NEW YORK. October Is tSpeciaD -
There was very little change in
bond prices today. The dealings We're
held in check. as were those in stocks
by the firmer tendency in the money
market. Some Of the more specula
tive issues like the St. Louis and San
Francisco income skies and the trac-
tions were off a point and a half to
two points from their recent highs.
Purely investment bonds, on the other
hand. were not much affected, and
while their upward movement was
evidently halted. they sold well up
to their high figures. Railway con-
vertible bonds, following the course
of their respective stocks, were in
clined to- do better. The Baltimore
and Ohio 4&s. at 1875. We're up a half
point.
In the government division liberty
bonds after :; very irregular start. be-
came definitely stronger in the after
noon Tho fourth Ans crossed 50, and
other issues We're up % to 81 cents
in the 500. Realizing sales made them
selves felt in Mexican government Sc
curities; the per cents. which were as
high as "A on Monday. were down close
to AZ. There also was some pressure
against Japanese bonds with the first
and second 4i:s Off half point each
and with the per cents of the Sterling
loan down to 57A
United Kingdom IS of 1929. rejecting
the unsettled conditions in the foreign
markets. were off three quarters of Il
point. at s.? On the other hand. the
French IS appeared to have absorbed
the heavy profit-taking by dealers which
had kept them down around the 10l
level all last week. and they were quoted
today at l01as.
In the equipment section Canadian
government Is made a new high at 99a,
This represents a substantial premium
over the issue price. These bonds We're
Chicago and Northwestern is sold at
1885, and the New York Central is at
l02
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-13
ToDAl.s BOND MARKET.
tRcporred over direct New York ASKING 10
wire 10y Frazier 4 co. from Eedmoa Coz

,Ecporr.d over direct New York Wa shinst ton
wire 10y Frazier Go. from Eedmoa 4 Coz
Noon prices
French government A-.-.-.... ..---.......- 1Ul y
dominion Of Canada - II 1871 .......... $751;
,0vernneut Of switzerland Ss.......... IU4i.
Kingdom OF belgium -. ............- 49,.
4. X. OF -. Il. and Ireland r.. 1921. ?s@s
!. n OF -. T. and ireland ol-s, 19.,.. S5i,
American Tel. and Tel. cony. 6s...... 80
ttcili>Ju. Topeaa 4 SAINT. Fe gen. IS. 1.I.
>tlaI tie Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. 1o1 !.
baltimore N OHIO c"nv. 4i.s.-......... -
Baltimore 4 ohio Observation-Disclosures. .W%1
t:altfin.re Z Ohio =. W. Div. BIS. 20
RethIehem Stee! rrdg. 3s..-..--....-.-. 1sL
chesapeake 4 ohio COW. Js-..--..... $50.
chicago, burlington & Quincy il s.. 40
chicago. MiivA 4 st. +. refd:. AIS. 81,
tLicaso Milwaukee ST. i. conv. AIS. -
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacihc rfdg. +. 70i.
Erie General Lien is. Observation-Disclosures. 59s.
International Mercantile Marine 6s..... SCI,
Missouri Pacific, general 4s.-........... ISL.
New York Central deb. 6s....-........ BY
Norfolk a Western conv. g.. s6is
Norfolk Western cow. o. ............ 103 3.
Northern Pacific i-.........-.-........ I'll,
Pennsylvania IS OF 1880. ............... 1O4 h.
Pennsylvania u, 1868. ..-............. 40
Reading general 4s.-...--..........-. 81.
~ Louis 4 san Fran. A.. series A...... G3i.,
81 Ionis a San Francisco inc. is. ..-.. J4i !.
>taloard Aair Line rfds. i>..-....-.. Az,
>uGt them Pacific conv. JS.......-....... lO2
southern Railway IS. Observation-Disclosures. SOL.
Southern Railway observation-disclosures. 4Jds
Union Pacific cow. f>.......-......... sS1 !,
rnired States Rubber 1i.-............. gsi !.
United states Steel :. /. ">........-... 81 !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-13

She--I thought you could dance.
He can-hut the music won't
keep time with me.-St. Louis. Times.