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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-21
SAY CLARA SMITH
NOT In CHIHUAHUA
Parents 81 Woman IN Haraon Case
Deny early Story.

FL pAsO. Tex. Dec. e0-Air. and
Mrs. James T. smith father and
mother of Clara smith wanted n
Ardmore, Okla. iu connection with
the death II The late Jake l.. Hamon
az their home today said they had
heard from their daughter and that
she had decided g. give herself up and
face charge
The parents refused 70 say where
their daughter was bat admitted her
attorneys had arranged Tor her 10 face
trial They denied that she had been
found in Chihuahua. bot satd they cx-
pectcd her - Sc in IN paso soon.
Neither immigration authorities. 20
lice Nor the sherins office here had
any information go Indicate that Clara
Smith Was in chihuahua aE lntlmatsd
% newspaper Interview published
today
~ Miss Smith was found In CHI
huenua City the flrst thiue J y stew
ard. the American consul there. would
have done would have been 60 wire
me. and I have heard nothing froTa
him. said Oscar Harper American
vice. Inaui "a Juarex. TODAY
Mft. Smith. weeping. called for a
repor er this morning and said the
smith family had statement 70 make
on behalf Of their daughter The
statement. signed by Air. and Mrs
James T.. smith. Hays
The gpcrs have been 50 fun Of
lies we hardly know how 10 begin
denying Them. so viii )ost let the
most % IL go as Il ia. A few. "a very
few. ~ the papers have printed the
lies intellectually. the others were just
misinformei - we don't mean 20 cen
sure tho press a. genera. please un-
dsrstand. Tho papers have tried SO
hard Ca make this affair sensational.
but In my opinion n they had the facts
IT, the case Il would have been far
more sensational than the lies that
have been printed but II would have
had quite s different coloriuu"
In conclusion. belief was expressed
in the statement that the daughter
vas hiding. not because of guilt. bat
% escape notoriety aud that she soon
would return % answer all charges,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-21
IRISH FRIENDS
AFTER D'VALERA
Want Hin to Send Money 10 SUI.
fsrers.

BOSTON. Dec. SEA request that
ne Immediately send 10 ireland the
funds collected ia the Irish liberty.
bond drive was telegraphed last night
90 Eamunn a Valera as president 81
the .rish republic" BY the MassaChu-
setts council 0f the Friends OF Irish
Freedom
The telegram, ia part said: I'VE
understand thar millions Of dollars
collected for ireland during the bond
sale are deposited in American banks
~ your name and remain in your per-
sonal control We believe the suffer-
lag people e ireland are entitled TO
TIE Use = those funds az once. There
fore. at q regular meeting ~ the state
council it was voted Is respectfully
urEe yau 30 ecnd ali available funds
70 Ireland. as large rarL ~ the fund
~ your possession was Subscribed en-
Massachusetts through the instrument
talty 81 the Friends ~ irish Free
dom. We know that we speak the
sentiment of the Irish beopl 81 this
state when we urge YOU Is act en-
this SUGGESTION at the earliest possible
moment"
The message was signed bv Daniel
Moran. presi dent Of the council
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-21
SHOOTING ~ MOUNTAINS
IS LAID TO MINERS

WILLIAMSON, W. Va. Dec. go.
Intelligence officers at military head
quarters here were stin without fur.
Their infor nation tonight on the re.
ported pistol battle ia which Ave men
took part at Thacker W Va. Dec. Is.
soldiers have beer sent 70 fnvestt-
gate.
4 report - the shooting az Kermit.
v. Va, Dec, a, was received tonight.
According 70 this report. Isaac and
samuel Muncy. West sViTeinians. wers
fred upon from tho kentucky moan-
tnins across the border tine. by Dave
and Jasper Harmon. One oe tho
Muncy brothers was reported 20 have
been wounded. bur how seriously il
was not known. Whether the Thack
cr and Kermit shootings afose from
difficulties ia connection with he coal
strike Ia this region was not made
known
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-21
HELM DENOITNCES
COTTON ESTIMATES
Alahaaa Senator Says Bureau Has
over. Easirnetsd 81 10000
nalem

W. aHTNGToN. Dec. 2o-The esti-
mae - fhis years crop cotton ~ the
hoard ~ erup estimates - i2.9s7eoo
bales. vas challenged tn the senate
today - Senator Ifefin. democrat.
Alahuraa who said this was an over
estimate of iSnn GOO bales
These fiEures 90 such violence 10
the facts" Senator Hefiin said. and
afe - a. variance with the truth as
a. the amount ~ cotton produced this
year. that / felt q my duty - ohal-
ienNe their eorreetnean. and % give
a. Ihe senate and the country some
facts and figures 70 sustain my con
tensiUn
n contend that the board 81 crop
estimates has oyev-estlmated tho pres
ems cotton crop rs ~ least 1850 600
bales" he continued we had einmed
a. December ist 81 this year, totta.-
ooo bales
In the other two crop years ~
which ne amount einned % Dcecm-
Der fat was around 10 o9o 0uo bales
the amount remaining O. be giur 81
IN both ~ those years after Deem
Der tst was lrsH than 100000 bale.
nc we should add 20 the amount u
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-21

Il REAL lifs a. well a. n REEL
plays which most faithfully dramatiEs
and Inter aret human aTairs. animals
aftsa play az important Il not de-.
term ainw part
Many mans and woman'H fnte
has been determined ~ "a dos. a horse
d cat even q mouse.
fntrndnrtion ~ an animal or two
In acruem plays frequently provides
mearm Tor comedy reaof q the stsrncf
ACHIEVEMENTS ~ the action And the
love 10 millions o. folk for 4 dos has
ogten heightened interest n picture
IL which b. playa BIZ ciumaS q intel.
iiEent part
All ~ which may prove q "auneh'
for you % give Rnntie' role win
Louise ulaum. screen star ~ thai
prias script you are writing for hei
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-21
FIRE BUG ACTIVE
IN PENNSYLVANIA

FAAETTE CITY. Pa. Dec. 20.-The
flre-hug. vino has been operating in
Fayette and Westmoroland counties
for almost two months. early idoay
fred a big barn and two residences
here. The barn was destroyed with
loss Of $50 000. but the houses were
saved after being damaged Go the eN-
tent q about $4,000 Total losses at
triblted 20 the IRE bug 20 date exceed
half a million dollars
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-21
DANISH AGRICULTURAL
DELEGATION RETURNS

cOpENHAGEN. Dec. 2o.--The Dan
ish Agricultural delegation which has
Just returned from Amerila Expresses
the opinion that there win b. an in
crease m the export - Danish butter.
sceds ana potatoes = America
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-21
MARTIN AGAIN HEADS
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
fHN NsmncfaA@d pNmaas

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Zee. 20.--John u
Martin was reelected today president
Of Tie Southern Association 81 baseball
clubs Tor q term 90 three years AZ the
opening session az The annual mgrting
0f the association here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-21
WILL
USE CLYDE LINE

KNOXVILLE Tenn. Dec. 2o--To
relieve freight congestion ora lines In
the East. the Southern railway today
announced that rail- and water freight
service from New YORK Boston and
tributary territory 60 south Carolina.
Georgia. Tennessee. Alabamu and Mis-
siasippi win be established hy the
Southern railway ia connection with
ihe clyde steamship company next
Jan. IS
The clyde liners win handle the
freighs from New York and the East
70 Charleston ana Jacksonville.
hence the Soufn~re railway vein ops
crate fast trains handling through
package cars TO twenty two ~ the
principal commercial eentera and dis.
trfhut'ng points "a the South.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-21

The Journals Advertising
Rate = the same 20 al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
PRODUCE MARKETS.

>-,,,,. ,.,,- tOFEFi-.
c5SsS T%k wa! Ff owg = ,pasy as g:
month LIQUIDATION ~ preparation for ioss,.
DC March notices tomorrow and SCI. tired
ss!HAg. which, rrobx5ly influenced ny the
~ eS ca, ~ sterling agd Unsettled tone
RI" opening wa! y - = points lower sad
active months sold =, to 50 points below.
Isl E;d:yE closing iiSn:es. With, March
The cioss YVES nearly the lowest roint {:
;hn day showing net losses OF =; 10 &
points. There was good dea! OF switching
rom nca:. 10 isia !nont!i:s March. 1891; Nav
,tS'; September. ii.i'; October. .t!s: Dccc:i-
spot .oncc. aulc,: Rio r.. n,;a,s: san.
,os s.. 2H. G:ia.. Very few linn oifc.s wcre
Those mentioned, SECLUDED San;o: a: 81 10
az. London credit. and o.5. 2 : American
The. on!sia!, eaR:es showed an ADVANCE Of
nc exehsass on it9ndSH Vas I'd owe sts 81 81
rate was -! rais higher ~ So9l The SAM
los spot .n2:ke: was unchanged. But III
BcnZiiisn port receipts. 1900; Juzdla hy
VI yI3' Ssa:s. sisrs l s; :so's ter Sew orleans
NEW YORK. Feb Sl-The-c wss no
mango IN IN .uGa; raw sugar market. with
buyers .aciincd1:o li'n!r :hei- operations 10
distribution ,a:., o: retn$$d. on accoun; OF q
%'Si! o: $50, bags %. I'o-to I;.cos In po::
ut so g: l. { delivered. gu: no TRANSACTIONS
*is cSnts, COS, and freight. cqua! to 1915 for
rr!aGs i"r refined sugar msre uncraa..,
a, u 10 10 cents 20" huc r.anuia:e,!. With
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

tepcri.d by HcdEnrs. i':unm"r " Co. Inc }
rcis.shu--;. IA. Feb. a. ;a:r
.:.si tH $3.50 per nu.h.l
NltGiNihS. Farnc.s' s;or,; Market quiet,
lancH jumbo. we 70: 10
Jumbo. :i.c ger 10.
l:&tra prime. SIC pc: 10
Urine. - per To-
Smelling stock. 20 8 pcy TO-
SHIELDED AND RECi.|ANI:D: M0-<c;
Quiy,.
Wholesale
Fancy Jumbo. l5c per 10.
fUucy handptckoL. lcc pc. 10
l:Ht-,s. lie ;Icr ID
ESi:4 urge Virginia shelIcd. i3c ;er In
~. A.rsin;a snHt.cl. i2,sc pep 10
-. Spanish shci.cd. iSiac per ID
~ SPANISH shcl.cd. Ice pes! 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

NEW YORK. "ca .l.--Th-- .curD marie,
WAS innciiv' and iull with weakness dis
iribh' "u nrd"i!csN.E throughout the Est.
rho opening waS atttnudUI Win con .dorabt.
h.sit"nrE Inu h"rNon mess oyer tnc gnAr..c /
-ituaftcu created ~ the status U. tie Ful
oral 'cs"rrc ham Th".c we've considerable
d.cIlict attended, with partial ra' .iss wh"4
lnr hOH0y rates remained a. rho rulfpn
Hsur' Il tho p"s' We *. Tho derlin.r rnng-,;
from Fractions u !. p"iniS. the AFTER i,-s
o"in.; incurred by standard 81. VI Scw Yn.ls.
III" indnStriais lwcrc very sluggish ANA
sis fading MAS nore "r less ~ !, prUI.s-
5'Snni character. The vl,s were wca.l
TIL mining shares WEE" ."rceuigr wtn &.
trnd, ur$ toward wcakn.ss fsauiuE ,.s
iig";. Sum" "l III" nuuG issues shuW. al Z,
i:sroe ,'"n toward better prices with fgac-
tpna. advances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MIi,EEr

,hitAGU. Fob :i.-Ic-s: :rc.intI - t4,n.
;".,nat:d tomorrow. i5,0Jn; a0tivc 10 S.nf,,
;ttWcF IMAM yeS:crlay's avc-a 20: Luik. II -
49, top; no: heavy. l3SesiitiJ; n,.I,,i-.
!.ffWnhiS: iisht. 1875 q 1870; !! gin: iieh:,
80 y ts'se. heaT% packing SOW smooth
r!rs. l3E q is. 49, '-''' H'-'-"'
,.uD: steady BGaf steers :n;.,bI,,i,, on
t nns,xiEweGni cho!vo and prime i73q 800:
T.! e.; iishtwcight. good and cho!Te. ii G5s.
- a.. common and medium. &39E ,:Gi
pE,ca:t. cattle. hcfcrs. 6.5jff 10 50: cmv'.
- ~. 2 -" Gamers .nd cutter. 800 ., 80
:, "a calves 1000 1870 Feeder steers 7y,S
iisr Stocko- stcnrs. GT5 q los
Sn"cp: receipts. it0.0: estimated .o,,o--,u.
Ss; ; lambs: 81 pounds down. 800
med!r!n sooa and choice u.s Z, IL 20: cuii:
ana common. s.Von i0,s 'H' We
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRoDUcr

f~!iiING1, Feb :t-Bc.!cf that Tho crest
bv ;nsi,y Wih,ec G,on j;nSYemcnt vas reported
: The nsI ihh.-p nP,n,s In III value Of Corn
ZIG ous!ct closed strong. y. 10 q,
, III; hShe-' win, May l.ai TO ,af; Ana
.o"'. - 10 los oats gained ~. ~
20 -, cents In provisions. the cu.renc
"sE.bsu rom decline 20 - ten,s alvancs
~, vsss; or. sod corn heavily On aecoui, o.:
10 owe: =. nuo Sti.tt,;,ns "Sshnnse and owing
sfa 20 10Y sove7 or Using aa:hct. Tni.a
y Ms seen that the total OF fresh suniiic i.
:s.L,n.ns Wss mo- nearly 70 large ~ man
rrueEs tApcctei In this connection. ross6
:pfcaI that even y prices werei c -,
20 inc producer 4 was new TOO ,ate In m.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

Winter 1, sc, mach ,n9-e gain Into coun-
,rys a.n.!rns from lite farms. Furthermore
bult."h sentincn, was tGer:as"i by active
! i.AHSS ~ rae pert a: >hirp,rf. Some -
tii.ri ~ was rc..cffI waited 'cMrr even
H:..u than Tho .s.34
''Hts advanced witb corn.
IN provisions. the renewed strength Of
Grain Soc = "ntw"i2hed the weakness II
StC. M. ard hogs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

r ,r,. 81 GH?.. wsathcr wc4t Of tho river
siderable pirotina being s,n: H. ,hc III,
Sr.n1, lion .; Texas and on claims OF
int"ri"-. -iraund tho in:,I,!!c OF tho Ga. tn.
marie. WAS !: to - points urdcr Tho final
prices FL .n-i wrcH IN tho Afternoon, ,ho
ton. "'s s.oaaisf "nd pIr:ia! Sccover!cs
LIVERPOOL. Foo. -,.-Sp5; cotton. quiet.
I,Ticrr ~tnIn:. A-nc:ics,!i u!'idin-. fair
.. 20 GOOD inidiliu-:: SID. fully iU!,id,ings
aI;;'H midi.ins. :. 81: low nldiitg. !J.s5d. .
good ordinary. . I'D: ordinary. a. I'd. Sa les
..'.| bales :nc!unin.; 80 american. Ha-
Ieipt-. -. 10 N:.le-. Including l.eJb Anne !c4n
JItur.r r!uE'l. !IuSr months. easy: dist MT
I,iisi frb.gary. :1.2d: March, :..@!J. May.
-" y july Lid; pr'oonr. .3.isd; Deccm-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
NEw .NUuN CuKn MAI;Nlr

were moving 'n"J"ratciY. aud d-rss s,u,ln
81 = Ltlpl" rhtlt"t'r were grt,rc. i:.lN AZ
wIS hrncr l'ur apS wcE" -USy And quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

w. ,e, !s:;-cieI on accoun, OF the short
SsG OF cars and business accepted only tS-
=. "a 49, VS. .itie !ntcrcs' in sugar futures
~" i',i"'s "rFc Irregular, with nes. months
i. .! "a :! nlptthy w!tC me unsettled :Sc,inp
C.o!!rsS n. TI.a "a; ncs:;i9ns we're steady.
FONTS h!sher. win saies VI nn,,: W., .nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
CDTTOSSL,I.r, OH

sa,.. IN fOIk. Fob. .2i.-I.iqudat!on by
aucen b" ne weakness in lard and Wal
;'oISe' :tsni,ed III break OF ~ TO is
w. aaaa. !osni shorts effected Some roiv.
i,.r, ma ns!Sre We 80 70 rs points NJ;
80 ~ !. MhTcn being weakest. SaIes - .
~ ea i,,s,; rttns crude: iys. nominal
Ma?. .a.G: July. 1875. i'-.:nc ,.in;rrr g.
.oW sId summer White. nominal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
PRICES OF BEEF GUS.
tlx. S,ytyt e. fsn,,,D,n,.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

FINANCIAL
BERi.lN. Va London. Feb. oL--Thc state
!n"nr"t th" Imperial i:anli o, iur,na'.y. To-
on.I f""riiar! IL. shows the ro!lowin,
1et-l coin ana bullion Increased $500
rir.l.S.
Gold increased 1900 marks.
Treasury notes incresSeI ~. 1900.
H3,'s OF other. banks !ncr"A.ed 1t:.,c..
i'.ila discounted increased 1.a9l. cn'. ein.
Investments Increased si.ss4;.c
p'h"r S"cutttr~ II -rrcas.G ~. TO ole
Notes IN circulation Increased iSg. 81. OILS
deposits i9rr"ascd l.5.i, 3l:,Ga
Other liabilities decreased 9t1. ..1!,0.c
Totn! gold holding i.Gc, aj3.~3.
LoNp0%, Ecu. .i-n.r silver. sid p.r
ounce. Money. -. rcr cent. Discount .-,t.s
80 per cent.
s,,.,r> NAVAL STORES.
firm. lsst. sales i.2: rcccH,s. Ia: ship.
mcnts, s'!: .:erl.. :,.ss. Isosin. arm: salcs
%: REGENTS. a5?; shipments. t.@i5: stock. ~
~. onotc; e 1915: D.. u. T. iE.5a a. issj:
Il i1.;W3;, l. 1922: II. 1875: ". ...:5: y. i5.ia:
,JAcksoHvlLI.E FLA. r-o. 2..-ru.pon,
i;Eo ilrin i.S5's: saics. co.: rcrciDts liz;
shipments. nSne: stock. G,5:i Eosfn.' firm:
saisg. i.5i.: freipts. 80: sh.prrcn,s .nSi:
stock, ':!@. Quot: B. i6.f,: -. H. l6.aosi
i$:; goa ,5sa y iIss@ ~; No K 'H i5.s
DRY GOODS
MEM YORK, Feb :!.-Co,ton good. ana
ins steady. Wood Goods f1r mems Yea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

Now York Kidding. 3ss5; stock. ;e.a,s.
Minor por,a-Stock. I,.io
ro'n! ;odnyS Esccipts. :ssol; exports ~,
Total for weak-Receipts. l2sa:; exports
Tots! for season Receipts. a,4566Ss; ex-
;ar,s. $3.50
NEW ORLEANS Feb. l4.--Irresular prices
md nervous ana rather narrow fluctuations
;GGompaniod the trading In cotton today.
The market moved easily either way. but
Tho news OF tho session was not strong
onoYsh to cause sustained price movements
,.p 10 Is points down. coInparSd with The
Nia! quotations OF last week.
Around the opening prices were to 19
l,.n,s down az the result OF the break Of
about : cents In sterling exchange. aud talk
~ higher money rates both In this country
ard In Ensiand. From tho initia! decline
tho market recovered and went to On
We, westher IN the Central ard Eastern sec.
tloNs Of tho belt. the forecast or continued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
NEW YORK BOND MARKET

y 8 =. resistsisG ..,......'.....f hiIt iY55 ~:
Y ;, ~ coupon .........'..'.'..'...'.!S ,,d, 80
- ). tegiaier"d ..'...''........'..''-,, tiii ;.3
l.nass1a IS. registered ...,........... 1bidb :"
Panama ~, coupon ................. thiGI -
American smelling sud Refining 49,. -.
ans io-FFchch - - /.
Nirnis"n S'g, u -..s..........r..-.-
baltimore aud ONO cv. ii2s...-,......... -
bethlehem Stcn! rr. ~ ........- -
r"n,--l OF Georgia Consoi. .th'dl =,
ah,r4a ''''' "
chi..Ey. And 2Y,n :, Joint f.s.:"..;. ~
Ih!caRo. q. ana rae. Ry. .et. is sSS-
Co.1rad. amd4 southern rct ,i.t...,..... -.
- avrr and l:io Grand" couso!. $780,. Y
pom!nio1 q. E-7tdt > ''il'.....' bti' :"1
i.i!no,, G@nirSi ~: i'.'..'........., on,
k.nsas Gig SSnta"rn ri. 'S-.'...;;,.;. ~.
Y .soug!. Kan. ani Te%as ist is.-...-..
A.'soGI! l'a:. Gcn i,.....-....- .......... 81
Trm IoTl: I"V:r.! deb -. i......'-..'. AZ
EC-th.rn psCiU- j. ......-..... .......... 80.
l'EnS! .N2ni~ :-n. 6a..-..,-..- -,
heading sen. {, -......,......... ......... -.
=. l.ani+ .tS,i Saa Fan. a4I u
'e ...a tiE Liz adj @-..... ...,... 90
S1rihtf" rs".nc cy- 5-............. lo3i.
Southern EaN"ay gen. is............,.. so
yeH"s '"nI"ny, y -.--....-..-,;.;. !p1-s
'.sN.S AMI t'ac!iic lst-...,.. tY!iJ -
t1!;sa Kingdom Of &. IS ana l. SIS
Co. .-.......''. .'...'.'. ......-.-.-.... 80
WisE:nsfti. il: %h%oi.c. S '
wilson "rd CO. ~. ts....................... -
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COTTON M.NKkI:Ts.

NEW YORK. Fen. :i.--rhc cotton market
was> nervous ana unsettled durlu. The on
t.-'. dLy. lhvcfpoo. mai" "a relatively easy
,.oNni; over Tho .oc:.i h"GLa:s whi.e .ocal
ssnt:meMt "as Influenced by renewed tails
=: possible advance; in lnoney rate- ana
- ~; Afto9 selling on Ir.m>Ii~ TO 3@si
months. Nh.ct! wee relatively firm car...
closc'! steady net % points higher to i"
lo!nts !"w"-. Mach Vas relatively !irin
N The ah4eIe: u: n1t.rcs amp sold 2i'
po'His above May, compared w'th pre-
M!hm o: rs points AZ ,nc clos" OF last
r'c marie: opened steady a: !. decline %
, tG!"ts on Nay, but generally " 70 J.
D":.is n.shc: Private cables salI that
rear months Were easier under !!Tuiia-
"A IA ,tN2ccis oc an aIvanCc in ,he bank
H Hs: e% hi s: :ei!ns OF Ma! end Jn.E
S;ree; c02ner,!on.. 'rhe LIVERPOOL selling
Wa attributed to fresh .tra,!dic --4Sc cunts
owing to tha early decline in Sterling
wn!t "aI Street was supposed TO he seA
!:.S on the unsettled tone OF The stock
niufEct anu nervousness over money mar
:ei prospects. Old crop months .o,d ABOUT
. 90 - points net lower. viii, Narrh
tDuca.aS 525 and July @l.1a. bu; the nee
: r"p wa sustained BY unfavo-abie .t.at hc;'
.:.!nis net .owcr Later near month,
=; 10 9" points from the !owssi t.lc
& am from tho Southwest r"portcd :. d.
'raiJ e." .ow grades from Gcrmany hut
:ic-e were reports OF SLOW spot demand
:rom so:ac points IN the belt, ''N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
DlfE

NEW ORLEANS. Feb .t-Rou-h ..c. mo-
'.!es kcceipts. 2ss ...ac!.s: Mi!'o.rs. .a,n"
or, ''St: sTI9n=' Sa.cs: Hu" Rose. 1856
~. - a y IsT. Receipts. ;i5. Bran ana
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.

sales. Stock.
100 Advance Rum!oy &C.. 80. -.
Advance Eun!oy. pa.
loo Aliis."ha!mcr,
.uO Nii:5- chalmers. prl. 49,.
iioD Alaska God ..........
i,iooo Ain"r; Beet sugar com....
1""o american Can .......,.
Am"ricag S'ln. ptd..
',u0 Amer; car aud Foundry.
800 AmvClcaa Cotton D!!
10" Amer. Hide and Lea. com. /.
i.9o Amcr. Hide and Lea. p.d. :.
~" Anr:i"au l.!uHecd OH .....
~" -Amrricls Locomotive t......
."m Am'r: lat. tcrpn. .........
sos America smelling. 800.
'2oD INNER: Drug Syndicate $50.
10. american Sugar .........
80" Amer. Tel. anl Tel. Co.
Amer. Tobacco. com.
900 Amer. Tobacco Securities -.
,,pV .in Whiting Paper. pfd. !.
li.pn American Wooden
:.oou Anaconda Copper .......
100 Ntian,i. c'o,;s, Line ......
~. 9. l.. Of CT. OBulto.)
$500 i;allinor" and Ohio .
l0"on Bethlehem steel. T..
100 Dc: nichcni steel. Sc, pfd. :.
"bsVv l:aidwis Locomotive .....
700 tadlo Oil
i h'ibt {.
300 California Petroleum
b.oV central Leather. com.
"vu thcstD"ulS. and OHIO
?Vo Chicago Great Western -.
.ipy chi. Great West. pfd
$500 chi., Mil. and 81. Paul.
300" Chicago Il. J. and r.. com. :.
.0u hi n. and T.. %, pfdl. d.
300 tOca-tola ...
29lo0 cruuiblc steel Cor. com.
Colorado Fuel aGl Iron.
.oVn tolum. GRAPHIC. ....
Gn"o Corn Products. CON.
-."r Cuba cane SUGAR
100 Frccport Texas
3ono lipi". -.
80" Erie, lst pfd.
HOO General Motors ......
500 Goodrich. com.
iooy Great Northern. pfd. ......
300 ,,r"ni North. or" CTS.
900 lliiiois C"ntrpl ........
2r"p Inter. NickcF'
lIoc lH~ I;r:,;iDn Gopher
900" lat. M"r. Ma. com
zoe Int. Mcv. Mar. pa
ZOO Ini Paper. com. ..
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
MhOlcthIo ltMototiOns ON KxehanYc
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAnKEr.

Richmond. Va, Fob. a. 1870
rem" IN: m run of ca;te here thi.
week vas quito LIBERAL! Prices showed
,nsinc, deliveries Ia sympathy With other
Strictly good steers. l.leo Tbs.
ES;.a choice heavy steers
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
WhulcsaI. flun.n,tn,,.

tliY MOODS L'ra.c Co. mo, IIrI,nonI Va,
L. Foot tLHiE'. IRA Son license No {; 0a;it
!.cHmOnd. VI. Hob. e. i...
Butter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
NAVAL. STORES.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Feb. .!-Co,ton good. ana
yarns were puict today. with prices remain.
ins steady. Wood Goods for mems wca-
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LoND0% Feb Char silver sid pcr
ounce. Money. - lcrI cent. Discount ,-it.s
mort b!l.s 81 per eclt: ;hree-:nonih bills
Evening star., 1920-11-19

Mrs. Richard Wallach. to Mr.. Gaines
Gwathmey of New York. occurred
yesterday at noon at Fenton Farms,
the home of the brides parents. near
Warrenton. Va. The ceremony was
performed by Rev Paul Rowden. and
was attended by small company OF
relatives and intimate friends. The
bride wore her travelling costume.
She was unattended and was given In
marriage by her father: Mr.: Gwath-
mey had his brother. Mr.. Archie
Gwathmey. az best man. The bride
groom's mother. Mrs. Leila Gaines
Gwathmey. is the guest of Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Maddox. at Lection Hall Miss Wal
lach's uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodbury. Blair. with whom she had
spent the last several winters. also
went to Warrenton for the wedding.
Miss wallach was presented to So
Evening star., 1920-11-19

and Miss Mona BlodEett. and Miss AS
nes Scott. Miss Catherine Marriott.
Miss Madeline Austin. Miss Thera
Hall and Mrs. Edward Curtis. Mrs.
Alfred S. Gillett will have assisting
her at Sth street and Market space
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Jewett and the
Misses Ashford
The public in general will be guests
at the House of Mercy from 10 s.
when the board of management Will
serve tea. The work shown will be
Red Cross garments. hospital supplies
and variety of aprons such as
WashinEton has seldom seen. There