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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
Weekly Intfn,,.

NEW YORK. Dec 3l.-Thc closing
Week Of the old year saw the cstab-
iishmcEt OF new low record prices in
the cotton market for both spots ana
futures. The decline in futures cx-
tended to 1916 for March deliveries.
while the quotation for middl!nS cot
ton was marked down as low as
IL u in one Of the Suuth wcStcrn
spot markets. Al these prices. rep
rcscni.ng Il decline Of approximately
80 cents per pound from the nigh
levels of the year. liquidation became
less active and there were moderate
rallies later in the week on pre-hCli-
day covering, accompanied in some
cases, by the expression OF optimiS-
tic views with reference 10 prospects
Tor an early new year revival IN GUS
mess and Improvement in general
trade conditions. The early week de-
cline was probably stimulated by the
reported financial trou aiea in Spain.
as reflected in The suspension OF the
Bank OF barcelona and the continued
weakness OF the Liverpool market.
According To trade adviccs. the lat
ter was due to depression OF trade
IN Manchester and the Bank %: Eng
ANA statement issued later IN the
week also attracted some bcarish
comment.
Reports from the domestic goods
Trade have been regarded as ind.cat-
hardly sufficient To create any very
decided sentiment sales of print
cloth IN thu Eau River market for
the week We're estimated ut 7J,000.oO0
pieces. or about the same ms FOR The
previous week, hut considerably bet
Ter than the recent average. and IL
is reported that the acceptance al
reduced wages 10y New England mill
operatives is 10 be followed by the
starting M Of some OF the mills
which have been closed for Il good
part Of the past month. About thirty
not tees have been issued so far
against January contracts. The first
of these were promptly stopDrd and
January went To premium OF about
siNiN-iiv" points over March. bu; later
notices wore allowed to circulnt"
caGsiA: some irr"Eularity. Liver
POO! nuNing here To cover the short
end OF s;rIdd!cs has been attributed
partly 20 Il desire 10 establish losses
before the first Of the year
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TURKEY DINNER is GIVEN
UNITS AT GRAYS' hRMORY
arS Robert Hudson Presented With
ba>hrI OF Fruit From Women
at Auxiliary.

turkey supper Wa, give Mast
night To the mcmIcrS = the ,hach!nc
Kun. infantry aud sr1p't companies
CT NE FIRST NirEinia Regiment at
sunper which lasted through to the
General 10 Lane stern made a
speech nrcentin@ - I.ioutcnan, Jack
son a rold watch from til. members
CT the lattcr's command Lieutenant
!, Jackson made I speech Of acceptance
Mrs. Robert hudson. president OF
N" :uAiltary was made the recipient
OF busEcl q fruit from the women
OF the auNiliury. Coluucl j. ruilmcr
Bright. IN the presentation speech.
spoke Of hoy services. not only 10 tho
?uNiliary. bu: 10 the city Of Ri.hlr, q.
in general. E!c sid that Richmond
could always call ON Mrs siuds
and find her ''ricit there"
othcr speeches wor" made Is Major
oNtcnding for Sly months the time in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
WILL DELIVER LECTURE
HERE ON 'AMER|CAN|SM'
DR.. James }. Walsh, New York
Scholar, to Speak at Biiou
ThCatCr Tomorrow


'Amcricansm'' will br the subject
of lecture ny pr. James j. Walsh.
of New York City. tomorrow after
noon. at $3.50 in tho Bijou Thcater.
The address Will deal with the post
war problems confronting this coun-
try.
Or. Walsh was for fifteen years
medical editor OF tho New York Ter
aid. lie is The medical director OF
Fordham University School OF Soci-
ology ard professor of physiological
Psychology a; Cathedral College, au-
thor of Health Through will Pow
or Success in the New Era. The
Thir;ecnth. the Greatest of Cen
turtles" and other wcll-knowu vol
um.S.
The lecture is given under the au
spices of the !:ichmond Council.
knights OF Columbus. and the council
band viii give several selections on
the occasion. admission TO the lee
iure is free TO the public. Seats have
been reserved for the c%-servicc men
who Will attend the meeting.
fo- a generation DR.. Walsh has
been giving the world at large the
fruit Of his "Xtracrdinary intellectual
industry and hisn scholarship.
bc. Walsh has lcctured from Port
land. Me. TO Portland. ore. and from
Duluth To New Orleans. Probably
lecture career has been the number
of his recalls Those who have heard
him many times know that any sub
jcc, that he handles viii hc treated
from an individual standpoint and
VIII present thoughts about ii that
have never been arranged quito that
way before. though they always H.
lustratc basic. conservative principles
and bring out how old tho new is in
the best sense OF the expression.
Pope Plus y. accorded him spc-
cial interview and spoke To him OF
the apostlcship OF the press and the
lecture platform in our day as all inn
portant for the church. Later His
Holiness accepted the dedication OF
THE Popcs ana Science" and con-
fcrrcd on its author on the next visit
OF the Cardinal Archhshop OF New
York TO Rome. no; merely the
knighthood of st. Gregory. but the
Knight Commander with the Star. al
most the FIRST time that this third
degree Of the Grccoriau order had
been conferred without previous In
itiation into the two preceding de-
SrccS. Five years ago the University
Of Notrc Dame selected DR.. Walsh as
the most prominent Catholic layman
At that time unhonorcd by the dis
iinction 20 be the recipient OF the
LaCtare Medal
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hut Tue ji'nsy ana 70: hire men were
unable 10 agree as TO what should be
done, ana no decision was reached.
Colonel Myers declared that thor.
were IA jitncy drivers In Richmond
ana That on bad days scarcely 100
could be found on the streets. There
Is u" regular system. he declared. Nv
which schedules are operated. and
often the public is unable to get any
for this reason. Driy-
:rs 'oid Of the sale OF the privilege
70 maui passengers from the Broad
street station and declared that this
was one of the reasons why cxorbi-
tant prices were charged. Major Al
len l'o;ts ana DIR. Douglas Freeman
We're both named as among those who
had been held up by irresponsible
drivers who charged any price they
pleased for short hauls. because they
were assessed II part of their earnings
Tor the privilege OF soliciting pas
scnScrs before the station
II WAS proposed by Mr.. cof"r to
combine the licenses Tor hire and
litncy operation into ono license and
increase tn" price on it This VA.
vetoed by some Of the mcu present
ana by Colonel Myers. There havini;
been no decision reached after Two
hcnrs OF discussion. Colonel Barton
Grundy. chairman uf the committee.
decided upon an executive session or
the committee. and the matter was
leit in the air for the present.
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Retail Markets
Keep Busy Today
ISL and Meat Stalls
Well Supplied No De-
cline IN Prices.

some OF the retail grocery stores
AL OF the larger oncs-wiil close to-
day At | o'clock. out the retail mar
kct places VIII be kept open ali day.
1t being Saturday and people being
much prone to put on things To the
last moment, forbid holiday for the
EIarkct men
While receipts OF things catabIc
and country produce generally were
small al the week and rcta:l folks
OF poultry. eggs. fruits and vegetable 5,
and the house wives and others who
make New Year calls =. .an market
places this morning will have no
trouble in finding what they want
Ihey viii find no special decline in
prices yet. the statement being made
that the light receipts since Christ
mas keep things up yet a while. al
lhough IL is admitted that when the
iarEr supplies expected soon after
the holidays begin 10 come AZ, re-
auctions may be expected here and
there until the whole line shall no
struck with another stump.
lhc hsh stands are we'll supplied
thus morning with Florida sh;,d as
the newest thing on deck. the roe
Shan ri !" cents per pound and the
hucstS ~ 10 cents. oysters. Will.
,''i- ~ '''c III Pnou supply ana
:nlh 10 %. CRY ine. ranging Ia price
from - 10 - cents per quart
t'ahh.tS are Il ui; lower. very de-
sirahic ones going ~ from 81 TO 80
cents "ach and 'onmoncr ones al
most anywhere below those figures
EESS are still high. 81 cents the
dozen Doing the price placed on the
fresh country variety. Very fine
dressed geese are being offered 30 to
30 cents per pound and some tina,
look quite tempting AT from 40 to 80
cents.
There arc no changes in the prices
Tor fruits and vegetables and no
changes IN the character OF the goods
OTCrcd
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nun.. weekly nc,icv.

NJ: WORK, Dec. 3l.--Dun's to-
The ycar-,nd hating in, business is
more marked than usual. but ind!ca-
lions al improved sentiment multi
ply. The general situation continues
"'.y uneven. IS was To he expected.
and different trades ana Industries
haNc Apparently not yet reached tho
point where a decisive turn Tor The
hottor seems Imminent. Some i'm
pprtaut BASE lines. however. have
gained li,;lr Inactivity. and the
rchppcarauc" ~ Il broader demand
"'ter prolonged rcr!od Of waiting
has @!N"n rls" TO more confident
hpp"S ono nf til" encouraging cca.
lures at the trru OF The year arc tn"
pr"iurnitpnS now under way for an
"Hr.i renewal pf operations at crr
'1.n mountaineering establishments.
W MI" restriction Of output sim is
ia" n9edOmi"ent condition ami at
tracts most attention. III" cur'aiimcnt
lnS Noon checked ut som" places In
Tho En>t auh wage reductions are
n.i 'rir"GneDt.y being accepted as an
Hit":natiN" To uuem plnymcnt. Weekly
fuuk clcrrluGS SG.GS2.@3I,5SS
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1920 SET SWIFT PACE
FOR ACTIVITY ON 'CHANGE
Holds 10 First I'incr as worlds Most
Available Security
~


NEW YORK. Dec. 3l-Thc year
1920 SGT a swift paco tor activity aud
breadth % dealings on the New York
stock Exchange, which continued to
hold iirst place rs TIE wor!d's most
available market for the purchase
ana sale o; securities.
Trans:t ctions in stock Appropriated
2e3.0o0,o0O shares. against 3I6.OGU. 600
shares in 1919. when tho war boom
was at It's height and about 10000
GOO shares IN l@lS.
Dealings IN bonds OF which United
state Liberty bonds and Victory
notes formed tho largest percentage.
aSalns; SS,Sn2.Ore 600 IN 1918 ana s.. :
oiI.5Oo,0OG in 1915
These totals are exclusive of the
business transacted by the CONSOLE
uated exchange and the curb, or out :
SIDE market Nor DO they embrace
the enormous dircc, sales by lInks.
hankinE houses and trust Ompanies,
concerning which no approximate np-
urcS are Ohtain.k,c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
J|TNEY OWNERS REQUEST
INCREASE IN LICENSE TAX
F,nnncc Committee of Council Con-
sidcrs Petition for Raise From
$40 To 500

Council Committee on Finance has
often been hombardcd with requests
Tor reHdctions OF !icens" taxes inn
posed SE IN. city an various bust
n.sscs. bC; last night was probably
the FIRST time in tine history .: that
AUGUST body that a request was made
one business house to increase the
levy OF IN" city Oh 1t 400 per cent
Il!s was don" in a petition addressed
!" ihc Council. which was presented
car owners operating jitneys in the
CITY of Richmond. through colonel
William NJ. Myers, Director Of Public
increase I'll" levy on this class Of
vehicles from $40 Il year to $50. ON
the Supposition tina; the increase
would drive, from tn" business un-
tc!iahi" and part-;imc drivers who
!; is alleged. spoil tn. business OF the
mcn who make a living solely from
this occupation
chaTgeS w"r" made by Il number OF
"r-h!fe car and jitncy drivers before
IN" commlt;e. last night, tina. cx
orhiiant rates are being charged in
richmond for both these classes Of
S size. and tina; this is made pos
siolc because the business is not pro
,'etcd by the city through Il proper
license tax This WAS opposed hy
olhc:S. who declared that the part
b t''re n'a ,,, mas IN. cish, 10 devote
this occupation IN order TO add To his
income. w. "''
."!on"l Myers ard Henry G. Cofcr
city Comptroller. ,rcr. nv.s.n, -,
ne meeting hni Colonel Myers de-
CARED that drivers ana ear operators
shnuld hc bonded to the extent OF
Sap.ooo each. was declared by
drivers present that this woIilJ com
pictciy ruin the business in Rich
mond 'N''
projection of the <Iblic with q
reg uiar service and OF the iitnrv
mems business was advocated ~
scNeral of the Councilman present.
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IREACHEs RICHMOND
! MID DIN AND J0LL|TY
iging, Dancing and Eating RICH
mondcrs Greet Another
Cycle of Time.
WATCH SERVICES ARE HELD
N"Opcn House" mt Y. NJ. G. \. and
knights of Columbus Home.
Churches Hold Entertainments
Whistles Welcome New Year.
Greetings to 1921.

The little stranger came upon us
when the last stroke OF tie midnight
hour had died away last night.
All Richmond. or at least u ma
jority OF Richmond. escorted the old
year out and Cshcrcd in ule new in
various and sundry ways. Some sang
. out the old and sang in the new
some danced out the old and danced
in the new. while others ate out the
old and ate in the new. In fact all
previous celebrations were cclipscd
--by the crowds on Broad Street and
athe number Of parties was greater
than that OF any other year.
footing OF every factory whistle
sin the city, also played an important
apart in seeing tho old year on, and
- the new year ia THIS Is a custom
older uiau the oldos; inhaHiiaut OF
~ Kichmond. but nc celebration is COM
y. plcie without II. Promptly al 40
.. the whistles began their shrek Ing
and not until l2:O5 did they cease.
McGilrs Catholic Union and the
- Y. NJ &. y. caL began their celc-
. lrations last night. The union held
u n dance in its auditorium. while the
crowds We're present 10 see 1920 pass
out OF existence and TO Welcome
.',placeS today and VIII he brought to
Il close with suitable celebrations to-
night
~ \ New Years entertainment was
~ held at Emmanuel Parish House, Will
-. mer Avenue. last night under the au-
= spices OF the Socla! service Commit
tee of Twenty. The program consist
-, ed OF tab!cauN. music ANA rccItations,
-. and also the presentation OF Il pa
= seant entitled The Procession OF the
D. Months"
\, # o'clock, midnight; there was, was
=. lnunion in the church.
y union service of Meade Memorial
w. Episcopal and Porter street I'rcsby-
ter!an Churches was held last night.
.-heg!nn!ns at 1880 o'clock ana last
- Ing until midnight The service was
% On the order OF an old-year service
80 with appropriate music and short
addresses by The ministers OF both
= churches.
- Tho Epworth League OF ST. raul's
NJ T.. Church. Twenty seventh and
Nenable Streets held a special watch
), night service, which was addressed
'u ~. Rev Bernard i.ipscumo. OF RAN
- do!ph Macon College. The service
followed the annual Christmas enter
ta!nment given by tho sunday school.
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SHIP BOARD OPENS BIDS
FOR SALE OF HOUSING
VIII Dispose nf aiS Acres and ..1G.
DWELLINGS to Highest
lIHIrrS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3l-Bds were
opened today by the Shipping Board
FOR ;hc sale of the government owned
housing projects in various parts OF
the country. The combined project s
offered for sale by the board agrrc-
gate $iS acres Of land and incl udc
2.IG2 dwelling houses land hfty-cighl
other buildings.
The projects are located AT Will
mington, Delaware: Camden. y. j.;
Chester. Pa; Lorraine. Ohio; Wyan-
0pttc, Mich: ,iroton. Conn. and Dun
ialk. MARYLAND. Terms OF sale, Of
hciIls of til. board said, would de-
pond upon localities. but in general
Nruld hr on the basis OF part cash
and part in deferred payments.
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c. n. O. & T. P. AUTHORIZED
TO ASSUME BOND PAYMENTS
I. &. {. Agrees tn Assumption. as
Lessee, of S3.5Oo.oC0 Gold bonds
on Queen city.

WASH NGToN. Dec 3i.--Thc Gin
cinuati New orleans and Texas Pa
cinc Railway Company WAS authorized
,"hay d.. tho Interstate Commerce
Commission to assume. as lessee OF
the Cincinnati southern hallway, tho
obligation of pas ing as additional
rental. the Interest on S3,5o0.06n OF "
Der cent gold bonds al the city OF
Cincinnati and ii paying annually |
per cent OF the principal of the bonds
10 provide a sinking fund for their
redemption at maturity.
The e. y. . ANA T. l.. is part of
III" cid Queen and Crescent system
which NOW is operated as a division
OF The Southern hallway.
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READING DISSOLUTION TO
GET HEARING JANUARY 6
Federal tppcaI> Court 10 Act on IN
tension ltrTncst al Philadelphia
Term.
by Associated Press.
l,ll LII. a IL LII IL LII L ia boz u

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dec 3l.--Thc
on january \, Il request by the Read
ing Company for an extension of time
10 submit II plan for the dissolution
81 IT'S interests in coal companies ana
otn"r railroads, as ordered by the
United states supreme Court
The time for the Ming OF the dis
'o!ut!on plan would have expired
january j. but counsel for the Read
ms companies informed judge Woolcy
that the plan could not be completed
within tue time limit and that an cX-
tension was desired
Judge Woclcy nX"d January 5 for
i hearing on the petition of the rail
road Tor additional time to HE the
plan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
INGRAM PAROLES WOMAN
Police Justice Su.urrds Sentence Il.
Case OF Mr.. Murray, Alleged
Nhn.liffGr

Police Justica Turrrm Yesterday
mornin" parolct Mr.. Margaret Mur-
ray. after having sentenced her 10
ninety. days in fail on q charge Of
shopiiftinp l. IL alleged the Young
woman sto!" several articles OF MGR
chanGisc. valued ~ ~ ~ from Miller
q Sh"ads. Sixth and Broad streets.
detectives Atkinson md Thurman.
attached to Police Headquarters. arr
'estch the woman ia tho store scv.
craI days ago.
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Kc,urns Measure Ia rre.ldcn,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-Thc rcso-
luton 10 revive the War Finance Cor
pnrat."n nS ncanS OF aiding the
FARMERS was returned TO President
wilson today by Secretary Houston.
10 whom IL vas referred for report
Vii houston has opposed r"vivinG the
corporation and President Wilson is
expected to follow his rccommcnda-
ton aNd veto tn" measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01

ARDMORE. OKLA. Dec 3I.-Nlrs
Clara Smith !Iamon. charged VITA
murder i'll connection with the death
Of Jake l.. liamOn. who has been III
at the home OF her lister, Mrs. Il. V
Wal!in. at Wilson. Okla. was brought
to Il sanitarium here last night il
WAS announced by Dr. Walter Hardy.
superintendent Of tho institution.
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MISCELLANEOUS yM.,Kl,hrs.


NEW YORK. Dec. a!.-Salcs or print
cloths We're made AZ gents gard :or
t>'s-inCh tiNGy's 10; delivery IN III. first
puartcr OF the year. Yarns were uuici.
Many new prices were msI" for Monday.
shown new reductions ON utu-.inS, prints,
p"rca!"s and other staple cotton goods.
lsGrlaiS markets were very quiet. wool
i.t,,
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Emmnnucl En,.rtafn. Mccormics

ROME. Dec 3i.--Mcliil Mccormick.
United states Senator from Illinois
vas entertained ~ King Victor Fui-
Dhnnnl for forty minutes today Th.
conversation. - wa4 SAID concerned
italian american arnirs Mr. MccOr.
mick was acrpmranicd on his visit by
Robert Underwood Johnson. M.
American ambassador
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MNRkEr.

Petersburg. Va. Dee. 81. l9H.
SPANiSt.-farncrs stock. market weak
r5C DuSh.I,
tancS Jumbo. D. to ~ ~.
Extra prime. per 10.
Prime. ai1c 10 IL per 10.
ShcL!inS S;yck Sc 10 80 nor m,
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clearinghouse Funds Decrease.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3i.-Thc actual
condition ci clearing house banks and
trust companies tor the week shows
that They hold Sll.oi3.sS0 reserve in
excess OF legal requirements This
rs a decrease Of Sla,5l5,G5o from last
week
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MiIsnn Signs Ming ILL.

WASIiINGTON. Dec. 3i.-Thc hill
extending for six months the time in
which 1920 assessment work on min
Ing claims can br done was signed
today by President Wilson.
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Totally Er--.h ~ tfc,.I Fire.

FoltT WORTH. TEXAS. Dee. al
y. O.. Russell. an express messenger
was burned Ia death early To-Day IN a
FIRE which destroyed the Mansion 10.
ktsl., onegof tie landmarks OF Fort
nth. And dfDrged several nearby
dinRs opt Main aud Commerce
S,n; The loss was, entimatcd at
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MEM YORK. Dec. Ji.-cuttuEsccd oil Was
steady. with a smal! evening up trade.
CiuStuA bids were point lower to sin net
HIGHER. Sales. 3sv, barrels. Prime crude.
h.I'. nominal Prime summer yellow spot.
,.N'H>.S): Marcn. So. May. SCI. July. o.?J.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 3l.--Thc raw sugar
nafkyt closed at noon today and prices
noIn!naiiy unchanged At iAsc tor
Cupls. cost ana freight. cGuaI 10 80 FOR
centrifugal. No fresh ousinGS. WAS re-
ported.
Refined was quiet and unchanged At
I.ttgi stpC Tor nnG sranuIaLcl. III: market
10. sugar iututvs was steady. but bust =
!tv.s was light ami az AN evening up char
a"icr. F'I1ai prices Were uncnJiSId 10
F.. points net higher. January closed 1T
i.5g. March. i.1i. May. as, July, 5."..
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaf llS
USE THE TELEPHONE.
Call Randolph l."
ASK Tor u Want. Al T,l..,


December 30ih at !!:aO
a. Nj: ~ ;hc rss.d"ncc, OF ms mother.
~" Ncs, Casy street. Jacob H.. son Of
IN" late John q. iansc. u" ~ survived
~ MS mother. Mis-. X. W. I.arEc: ON.
sister Madeline. aud one brother. Henry
l.: one nephew. Henry r. ~. Funeral
from "hnv" residence Saturday. January
LIST. a, $3.50 Il. NJ.
MCMAHON .-Itird. at IA" residence IT his
parents. Thurgdty. December 30. 1890. al
T. NJ. Edward +. McMahOn. four.
ycar-old son of NJ. T. and Mary L. Me
Mahon lntcrInent in MI. Calvary Gem.
ctcry.
lei AN.-pi,d. at her lat" r.siie,c-.
.'@s Wcsthamp;on Avenue. Friday. be
,"mbcr II. 1920. at 1880 ~ NJ. Anna
beloved wife OF j. j. IlnEoman. and
daughter OF the late Lawrence and cciii,
l'IuHn.r. in the 52nd year -: her age
Hrsidcs her husband. she lea YES four
sonS loscrh H.. John y. George A.
and William IL. and one daughter.
cath"rin. Agnes. and two gEandchIldrcn
Mary Celeste and John A. Jr: three
sisters. Mrs. g. II. rIasrman. Sr.. and
sister Mary Walburg. o r. H.. both oi
this city. and Mrs w II. Angst Of
Rocky Mount. y. &. Funeral VIII take
plac" from iiencdictinc chapel SUNDAY.
January .. 1921. at /. NJ. Intcrincnt
in MI. Calvary Cemetery.
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Markets
SUGAR.

Continued From Seventh pagc1
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l'unt't:Ii directors

NOuRNiNG. CKbsi.s combie,ed In 2.
hours W" are equipped 20 dy. gar
inents black III twenty tour hours. Ih!s
- special hranCa OF our business nd
Is Always given prompt attention. Noi.
zellet 90' North Se:enih Street.
fHA Ur-Edwin PEktp. funeral director
and emoHlmer. oO5 L. Main Street
Madison al Handoiph hS6J
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale


Co.. Jos East Main.
FOR USED CARS-Scr Richmond Kline
Corp. 3lS West itroad street
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AVNOUAt.hAfEh
In AlcnlOrian

PERkf.--in sad. hu: loving. remembrance.
81 lti!c, Taa"wc.l Earl VINO died tr,
year" ago today. Sew Years bag. l3ll
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
Personals

RELATIVES NJ Edward Mathew. pleas.
communicates with Griffin Mitchell, $50
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Matthew'S dI"d December aOtn
WAN IED-Wc are making "a speciality o,
dycing army ovcTCoats dark brown ana
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