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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
COOLING BKEEZlGS TEMPER
SEVERE HEAT IN RICHMOND
Nights Are Pleasant and Periodic
Rains Give Temporary Re-
lief to Sufferers.

Though the weather has been excess
sively hot continuously for three days
here, as elsewhere, and intense suffer-
ing is reported from some Of the larger
cities, Richmond has had no prostra-
tions and very little discomfort Those
who study weather conditions claim
that the heat period is holding out
longer than is usual in this, climate and
especially in view OF the fact that
heavy showers have fallen every day
for week up to yesterday.
The rains have given temporary re-
lief and the nights have been pleasant
with cooling breeZes. Cool breezes
during the days also, have served to
temper the fierceness Of the heat. The
parks and shaded open spaces about
the city have been very popular during
the afternoons and late into the night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
Administrators Notice.

Having been appointed Administra
to" Of the Estate of the Late Geo. II.
Johnson, who wins asSociatedj with
" I. Johnson and Son, Inc, Notice
Is hereby given to all persons who
Lave claims against his estate to
present te same to me for ayment,
and any person who may owe his
estate anything will likewise make
payment directly to me.
j. THOMAS IIEWIN.
Administrator by appointment
OF the Richmond Chancery
Court.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

pressed the belief today that Maroney
had kept his pledge, although it was
considered possible that, with his de-
gree earned, he assumed that lie was
released from it and had arranged Il
spree with Whitaker by way of cele-
bration.
Meads was involved in Il fatal shoot
ing of fellow freshman named Arnold
during his first year at college, shot
gun being discharged while they were
examining 1t. Before his death Arnold
made Il signed statement that it was
an accident.
j. Father Leaves for the East.
I Chicago, June 16.-Albert II. Mcads,
father Of Robert II. McGdS, Dartmouth
Junior, left touay for the East to ar
range for his sons misunderstanding
ton, ID. c., Post June II, 1920.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
NEGRO Is GRANTED WRIT.
Supreme Court to Hcvicw Case of
John Williams, Sentenced to
Elcctrocution July =.

John Williams, colorcd, although I'M
der sentence Of death for July eth in
the Virginia penitentiary, has been
granted Il respite by the Supreme Court
Of Appeals through a writ OF error and
supcrsedc&S in the case on application
CT his counsel, Don Il. HalScy, OF
l.ynchburg.
The case will be heard at the Staun-
ton term OF the court, which begins in
September. This means that Williams
has respite certainly until the appeal
is disposed of.
Williams is under sentence of death
for the murder Of Detective l.. a.
Mann, of Lynchburg, on the night of
March 25th. Judge Prentis granted the
write in the case.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
CHAPTER or SORROW.

Fannie Lewis Chapter, No. 4, Order
OF Eastern Star, will hold Il Chapter OF
Sorrow, ut $3.50 p. NJ, in the Third
Street Bethel a. NJ. e. Church. The
beautiful ceremony of the Order will be
conducted by the several officers Of the
Chapter, Sunday, June Goth. The
eulogy will be delivered by Mrs. Lucy
a. Coles.
All sister chapters arc invited to at.
tend; Masons and their families and
all societies or organizations to which
any of the deceased belonged have been
cordially invited to attend.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
PROF. KELLY MiLTIGIHS EIGHT
THOUSAND MILE LECTURE
TOUR.

Prof. Kelly Miller of Howard Uni
vcrsity will start upon lecture tour
about the middle of June. He will
lecture in the principal cities OF
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois. Iowa, Nebras,
ka, Wyoming. Colorado; Utah; Idaho
Montana; Washington; Oregon; Call
fornia: New Mexico; Arizona ana
Cklnhomh. This itinerary covers
eight thousand miles and will con.
Sume more than two months. Edu.
cttional and sociological topics will
lie discussed and the Professor VIII
make a careful observation Of racia1
conditions, especially in the far
West.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
IIAIsT-JONiIS,

Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hart announce
the marriage of their son. James II.
Hart, of Rio Vista, Va, to Miss Irene
Jones, of Beaver Dam, Va. The wed.
ding was celebrated at the residence
of Rev. r. Y. Peyton, Sunday, June
-, 1920. They left for Connellsville,
Mckccsport DcQucsne and Pittsburg,
Pa. They will return to this city,
June 21st. Reception will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Jesse S, Pryor, Jr.
of, Rio Vista, Va, June 21st, from s
to II p. NJ. Friends invited. No cards
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

tBy the Associated Negro Press.")
Chicago, ILL.,, June --.-"Harding and
Cool1dge!' 1t took ten ballots to get
1t but, ITS a good ticket" comes the
word from all compilations of Repub.
leans. But the battle? Well, 1t was
hot one while it lasted, 1t began
IN blaze Of oratory and prolonged
cheering and it ended amid the tense.
ness OF a struggle quite unlike in the
: history OF Republican national convcn-
tons. The tenth ballot had begun. In
the far corner Of the delegate section
a tired and husky-voiced delegate broke
the back of the sitting silence with
Gov Frank Willis striking appeal for
the Ohio Senator: "Say, Boys and
girls, lots pick Harding" The effect
was magical State after State took
the cue and when the smoke OF the
/, charge had lifted, 674 ITO votes had
been cast for Warren G., Harding and
the fight for the nomination had end
ed. 1t took one ballot to pick" Gov.
Calvin Coolidge for the vice-presiden.
tiai, nomination.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
Charles COttrill Looms.

Indications now point to Charles
Cottrill as the colored man nearest to
the throne. He is an "originaP Hard
ing man. He pinned his faith to the
man from Marion at the very outset
of the pre-convention campaign and
stuck until his chief was crowned the
victor and hailed as the leader Of the
party. Cottrill is popular in Ohio and
is favorably known outside his State
as an orator OF commanding ability
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Mrs. Lillian NJ. Lawson and Master
Walter I. Lawson have come down
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pollard, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Fl. Taylor, Mrs. Clara Har-
vey and Mrs. Melvina Harvey were the
guests of Mr.. George T.. Holmes and
family and Rev. r. N. Lawson and
family last Monday afternoon.
a concert Will be given at Friend
ship Hall, Saturday afternoon, for the
benefit of the new school.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Miss Marian K. Hawkins, of Farm
vile, Va, left for home Saturday after
noon after tenday stay with Mrs.
Rosa Wood, Of 708 North First Street.
Relatives and friends had the pleasure
of meeting her while here.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
GRIl'l|IS-.A GCSTUS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Augustus an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Alice V. to Mr.. J. Melville Grit,is, Tues
day, February "a, 1920. At home, II y
West Clay Street, after June &c, 1920
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Mrs Alice M. Fleming, Of SIT w.
Baker Street, wishes to state that her
daughter. Beatrice r. Fleming, was
among the graduates Of the Industrial
Course OF the Armstrong High School,
June II, 1920.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
SACRED CONCERT by WILLIAMS
LOECE, l. Il. Il. 0. f., BAND.

You cannot afford to miss this rare
treat-The Williams Lodge e. b. p
0. Ed Band Concert and Literary Pro
gramme at the True Rcformers' Hall
Sunday, June 20, $3.50 p. NJ, under
the auspices of the b. Y. p. U. of the
Fifth Street Baptist" Church.
NJ. KATE DOYLE, Pres.
ESTELLE d. WARD, Sec.
REV. r. J. KING, Pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
ENTERED INTO REST.

GOODE-Dicd at his residence, Is
". jackson, Thursday June 3, 1920
n $50 p. NJ. SylvamuS Goude. the
husband Of Mrs. Nellie b. GoGde. He
Leaves a wife, one son, Junius Syl.
v"nus, host of relatives and friends
In Gods hands we leave him.
Washington, New York and Phil
adelphia papers please copy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Mrs. William Banks, accompanied by
her. sistcr-in-law, Mrs. Luther Banks,
ana son, Master John Banks, who have
been visiting their brothcr-in-law of
Newport News, Va. have returned and
reported delightful stay.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
Notice!

We received one OF our return on.
vclopes, post marked, Richmond with,
two one dollar bills in the same, bu,
with no name or address We do not
know to whom to accredit the
amount. Will the sender let us know
lis name?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
Race Plank Conservative.

Safely conservative is what the
prominent colored men in the party
call the protest against lynching and
Acknowledgement embodied in the plat.
FORM It's conservatism, however, is
offset by an unqualified espousal of the
principles of an .unadulterated Ameri-
canism which they declare paves the
way for an early realization Of the
races aspiration to be accorded equal
rights to opportunity and untrammeTed
citizenship
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
STUDENT. IS SLAIN
IN a WHISKY ROW

II. Il. McadS, Da>tmouth Junior,
Says He Shot II. L.. Maroncy in
Self DcfcnSc-Tragcdy After lii
uuor Dcal-Witn,'SS Says Accused
Youth First Fired Oh Visitors
Who Took Bottle -, iCtim Shot
in Own Room.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
Lincoln Johnson's Big Victory.

Henry Lincoln Johnson won a big
and notable victory. He seated his
delegation and afterwards was elected
National Committeeman from his
State, Georgia. For a brief while there
were dark rumors floating about to the
effect that Henry Lincoln had sold
out the race in an overweening desire
to get delegate seat in convention.
1t was afterward revealed that the
delegate seat" was an essential phase
of the Johnson plan Of strategy to
land the national comntitteeship
When this fact was discovered-and it
was not discovered until the redoubt-
able Lincoln had the bacon safely
lodged in his political bag-he at once
bounded back into the limelight as
the best that ever came down the
pike" with the brethren.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

There will be grand evening OF
pleasure given at SIT North Adams
Street, Monday night, June 81, 1920.
The best Of order will be. preserved.
All are invited to come and patronizc
this affair
MRS. MARY HARRIS.
SIT North Adams Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
Colorrd Men VIII Support Ticket.

The colorcd leaders left Chicago
ageeing that the colored vote will be
found supporting the ticket. Charles
Cottrill, Emmett J. Scott. William II.
Lewis, Charles w; Anderson, Col.
Franklin A. Dennison, William Nc
Donald, Walter Cohen, Henry Lincoln
Johnson, Chris Perry, DR.. ]. \. r.
Grassland. William C. II. Ueston. Chas.
Galloway. Nelson w. Crews, Ernest
Lyons and other influential colored
men express the conviction that the
bolt shadow that hovcrcd over the
situation rs long as the nomination of
Gov. l.owdcn seemed a probability, has
fully Disappeared
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

gan (Oklahoma), Republican Sena-
Tor THOMAS tColorado), Democrat,
and Major-Gencral Glenn, u. S. A..
retired, the drummer boy Of Shi-
loh,' called at the Senator's Office
today to extend their good wishes
and congratulations, along with Il
multitude of other visitors eager to
greet him. He was closoted for more
than an hour with Mr.. Shaw, dis
cuSsing the campaign outlook, and
then remained at his desk disposing
oil his correspondence until nearly
noon, when he came out to greet his
callers.
Hello, Charlie" he called out as
he spied Senator Thomas. and shook
hands,, They chatted for a few min
utes, and then Senator Thomas said:
IF I felt called upon to give YOU
any advice l would suggest that YOU
stay at home for your campaign"
THAT fits in exactly with my
thought" replied Senator Harding.
linen you will win," replied the
Senator. "but l warn you that shall,
advise our nominee to do the same
thing"
Deprived Of his customary after
noon game Of golf by showers, Scna-
tor Harding satisfied himself with
telling his visitors how he won yes
to-day =. against former Senator
Bourne (Orcgon), by making two
timely and difficult thir,y-foot puts.
'Bournc told me If w2s us lucky
as that il. tho campaign" said the
Senator, that there would he no
stopping me. Or course there were
no motion picture men around when
| made those puts. though they
were all ON the job when made
some bad drives"
Root Sends Congratulations.
NotablcS who sent messages OF
congratulations to the nominee to-
day included forncr Senator Elihu
Root tNew York), from Schcycnin-
gen; Henry larc Wilson. former am
bassador to Mexico; Fred Bruml,
Grand chancellor OF the knights of
Pythias, and William J. Bryan, for
mer Secretary OF State.
Il wish | could let you see the
Bryan message" said Senator Hard
ing with a smile, "but it was marked
PERSONAL will say, however. that
ii said we did not have single po-
lltlcal view alike
Senator Roots telegram asserted
that 1.-The mantle of Mckinley has
fallen upon you"
Some one of the newspaper men
asked Senator Harding if it were
true. as reported, that when he got
word of his nomination, he said that
he felt like man who had stayed
on pair OF eights and had drawn
a full house."
CAS- a newspaper man I am ia
miliar with those terms" he re-
marked, "but that isn't what I said.
a great many things get into print
that are not-well, strictly accurate
For instance, 1 saw the story say
ing that there was a movement to
buy and preserve the log cabin |
was born in. l hate to spoil that
story, but while 7 was born in Nor
row county, as the story said, it was
not in log cabin, but in modest
frame house."
You are not going to spoil the
rail-splitting story, too, are you?"
asked a woman reporter.
"No, I did really split rails one
time.' the Senator FASTENED to as
sure her.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
Delegates Praise Chicago.

anu All aII-rOund and We'll informed
man Of affairs.
Delegates Praise Chicago.
The delegates now hail Chicago us
the ideal convention city, and without
hesitation name its enterprising col
ored citizens as the greatest ever"
"Colored Chicago" was Wood" to the
core, but it did not fail to open its
doors and give unstinted hospitality to
the visiting delegates no matter what
were their affiliations, The Appomat-
toX Club led in the round of entertain
mentsi and was closely followed by the
Leonard Wood League, which he'd its
headquarters near to the Associated
Negro Press at the celebratJs, Vim.
cennes Hotel. ".
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

is Eallcr-Ohioan Blue Pencils
the Log Cabin Bir.hplacc, but Adj
mits Rail Splitting.
New York Sun, June 16, 1920:
washington, June l5.-The cam
paign for the election of Senator
Warren G. Harding, Republican
nominee for President, already has
begun. kilograms from scores of
! republican leaders arrived today at
inc senator's quarters along "Presi-
dental Alley as his rooms in the
senate Office building have been
nlcknamed, informing him that in
every section ofthe country the en-
thuslasm aroused by his nomination
has been followed promptly by the
adoption of q comprehensive pro-
gram for his election.
Il see the boys are getting busy"
remarked the Senator as he glanced
at these messages, which, with addi-
tlonal hundreds Of kilograms of con-
gfatulationS, were arranged on his
desk.
Invitations for him to make adj
dresses in many gatherings were
numbered in the correspondence, all
OF which he has been forced to de-
cline for the present. The Senator
announced today that he will serve
out the remainder of his term ir
the Senate and at the Same time will
withdraw officially from the race for
the Ohio senatorship.
The only fixed engagement now
ahead of him is the conference with
VIII Hays, chairman of the Repub-
llcan National Committee, which is
scheduled for next Monday, and will
include other officials of the commit
tee. After that Senator Harding
said he would leave here for va
cation, in some place not yet Sc
lected, and then go to his home in
Marion to prepare his speech of ac-
ceptancc. He expects the notifica-
ton ceremonies to be held some time
after the middle Of July.
Shaw Confcrs With Harding.
Leslie NJ. Shaw, of Iowa, Secretary
of the Treasury in the Roosevelt ad-
ministration; Representative Mon
dell (Wyoming), Republican floor
leader; Representative Dick T. Nor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
Some Convention Echoes.

The fight was Il bitter one and for
time seemed to threaten the very
existence of the party. During the
contests the feeling ran high. In its
wider ranges it was Wood versus Low
den, with Hiram Johnson near enough
TO cast the shadow of split" on the
scene ii was hot kettle OF fish. 4
shifting. shuifling uneasincSs afflicted
The National Committee and It was
wood, lowden, Lowdcn, Wood, until
everybody was worn down to Il literal
lraZ2le. Governor Lowden in the end,
however. received Il shade in the dc.
ceSions. This result made the colorcd
men madden than Il score Of wet hens,
Colored delegates pledged to the Hi.
mons man came in for an overdose of
vigorous lambasting and a not over
gentle administration of an insistencc
that they must remember East ST.
Louis. The pressure in this direction
was strong enough to cause a wavcring
among the Southern delegations. Cen
eral Wood, of course, was the bcneG-
clary and during the FIRST five ballot
lngs it enabled him to maintain a rea-
Sonably comfortable lead. Then the
l.owdcn influence headed by the Chi
cago Tribune, started a "nigger domi-
nation" fail which precipitated the
deadlock that ended in the nomination
Of Senator Harding.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
WIDE CAMPAIGN IN PROGRESS
70 ELECT HARDING.

-cnator Gets iiundrrdS of Tclcgrams
From All Parts OF Nution--To See
Hays Afonday-itoot Tells Candi-
date lie is Wearing the Famous
Mantle OF McKinIcy-Lcslic Shaw
is Eallcr-OhiOan Blue Pencils
the Log Cabin Bir.hplacc, but Adj
mits Rail Splitting.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

and an all-round and well informed
man of affairs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
Shaw Confcrs With Harding.

Leslie NJ. Shaw, of Iowa. Secretary
of the Treasury in the Roosevelt ad-
ministration; Representative Mon
dell (Wyoming), Republican floor
leader; Representative Dick T. Nor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. i;.-rrices we're
somewhat Irregular Al the opening % the
stock market today United states steel
opened at feth. OF y, tniird Hstau
atores at $50. up . Crucihir at e0t,
of = General Motors a. siob, up fAi
American WOODEN AZ $50, up ? United
States Rubber al i,sA. of a Marine
preferred at tss. unchanged! F~unsyi-
yania n, 81. up 4. Republic At 100. up
II kfndebsksr at io1h. Wy y later.
national Paper a. stB. up = Mexican
pstroissm at iSoa. up =. southern Pa
Cific at 100. up =.
A vigorous bear drive during the frs,
half hour drove price. Of leading Issues
sharply downward
General Motors broke 10 points from
the opening 20 800. crucibie -. 20 1875
Mexican Petroleum D. 20 ie5; Pierce Ar
row 2. 20 s1M. American Wooden Z. 70
ttT, aud Tctaa Company .. 10 iPtB.
The selling pressure iiftsd toward the
end Of the first hour and issues which
Rad been depressed tho mast IN early
trading snapped hack sharply General
motors recovered to 100 and steel com.
mon above ios.
crucible gained 4. from ip7. Tobacco
products sold at %. W ".
American Hide Leather preferred
was steady at ia, and Bethlehem Steel
n" gained u. to 9ts.
in the last hair hour tho general mar.
ket moved up on short covering under
the leadership 81 steel common, which
advanced 20 1858. Cruoible raiitsd 20
100. Pan American 20 o.. MEXICAN petro.
isurn 70 ipfA. Baldwin 20 i'm. Amsri.
can International to ITO and American
WOODEN 20 itpA
This market closed strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Hung on to His 81;
Thugs Slapped Him

Lindslfy McHarric. iayear-old
university student. awoke early
Saturday to find himself lying on
the damp ground at s4th ave. s.
W. and w. Holgate st. In mis-
hand he olutched 81.
1T Was all had when two
men stopped me and said. Stick
up your hands" MoHarrie told
the police. Then something hap.
pcncd-the birds began to sing. Gee.
but my head hurts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Lady Eagles Scream
Don't Be Alarmed

Tho Lady Eagles screamed Friday
night.
II was their seventh annual ball.
II WAS held M swedish club hall
Mayor c. ~. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Fi,z.
gerald. who led the grand march. aft.
onward aaid they never heard such
whoie-hearted screaming IN ali their
HIVES - metophorical screaming
that IL.
Lou Curtis and his supcr.Jaxr band
dish"d up brand OF tickis.toc that
kept the dancers busy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Pulpit Artillery
Ready for Barrape

Hot shot for stay-athomo Chris.
tians and Igo.to.churoh.whe
find.the.time church people will be
fired ut ST. Marks church. Broad.
way and Harvard. by tho Rev. ed.
mund 7. simpson. rector OF the
Church of the Good Samaritan at
Corvallis, Ore, who viii address
"A mass meeting Sunday night on
tho Nation. Wide Campaign of the
Episcopal Church
All churches will combine with
their .masscd ohoirs for the 81.
Marks meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO Jan ~ -~tto s-Hsesip,s
~. eco head. narart steady Hulk %
sales tittegitia. butchers. tttTtV
fltios packing. fta&euttie; Hight
sitte4ihis. piEa. iis ;auisse rouxhs.
fis t9nts
cattle Rsrsipts sses head market 10
mostly steady uesf fsUt9to, hatcher
steers. - T6wit 70 esnDeFs ard eaters.
o. seWT 80; staeksrs and feeders. tgftm
siat8. cows fs1SBilsa calves. iis9
mss,
ansSp-~ftsrrtpss. : soc head marie, u
steady. t.amh.. tias26 tbTSi s~es. ftte
o.
Pork opsa HiEh fov c'ioss
Jan ss-s+. sss.s sssss. stsss isAts
Lard
sanl..... .ssi1s is:ts tssTs ffTs
May. .tei stss fts9 ssE
Eihas-~
May .sts.. sate zote aQsq .e,ti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Jan. fT--Butts r--CItY
creamery. $50 Toe per ~.
ExEu-ssisctsd local extras. 500 Sic
per dor
Hsns--S5 o ssa per ID. broilers. asa $50
per ID.
Geesc--ssc per 10.
Chesse--Tripiets. ss Ia ssc per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Jan. i7.--Iisavy receipts
caused a slight drop In Krais futures At
the opening on the Chicago Board or
Trade today. The market strengthened
during the morning. however. and clos
Ing quotations on corn wsro practically
the same as yesterday
Provisions we're slightly lower.
January corn opened a. ti.8Gth. or
&c. and closed up De-. May corn opened
down sc. at fi.22h. but gained &c ut
close. July corn was Off = r. at tho open.
ing Of fi.aOA and closed Nc.
May oats opened at sihc. down .. e.,
and later iost another he. July oats
was or &c at tho opening Of 7bAo. and
dropped an additional ~ AZ close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Frisco Market Status

sAS FRAScIscO. Jan y --SEEs-
Extras, &c per DOR. extra puiis,s. sse per
dos. sndsfslssd puiiris &c per dos
Eufiff-aE tfraa save psr %. prime
fifpis. sthr per ~
chsvss --califarniA flats. FANCY. sase
per 10. frsts. iIc per a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
root ROOM SNAP

Large pool room. located In work
ingmen's distect. clears $500 per
month Equipment worth more
than price asked. II you want
real snap In a pool room. see this
tomorrow. Price 1880; $3.50
cash. 5000 up on lease. making
net price bniy $4,000. See Mr.
Kelley.