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The New York herald., 1921-10-09

AboUe-On Mount Temple,
near Lake Louise in the Ca
madam Northwest, is this curious
rock formation which has been
named Polar Bear rock.
international
At Right-Mrs. Ashby Of
Leatherhead, Surrey, England,
shod horses during the war be-
cause most blacksmiths were
needed by the army. Now she
{ has own forge and finds it
profitable. International
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TCEPS RECORD or FINANCIAL NEWS

| cline, ~ several points were registered IN
/ several hiEh priced stocks befor" support
in% orders halted the downward move
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IMPAIRMENT OF VALUES
RESUMED IN MARKET
According io Reports, lnrgc Pro
portion OF Varied Offers Start
at Certain Winter Resorts.
EoND MAKkET VERY dull
Further Strengthening of Genera
Bank Position Is Shown by Re
turns to- Federal Reserve Board
Foreign Exchange Moderate.

NEW YORK. Feb. Impairment
~ vhlu"s in The stock mar.<"t MAS
resumed In more aggressive ANA con
,td'ni fashion today, the additional
reaction being prompted by various
'"utoward incidents Over the week :
'-lh
- y very large nroportion of tho DAYS
'dri"l offers originated according TO
IrarIrp"fu gossip. at certain wlntcr
Ees"it- where prominent bear pools
Sem 10 be taking a lonS view 81
= la' tied economic conditions.
IN" pressing needs OF numerous
industrial companies. to@"tho, with
i'"uco1 ";trniigs. - Indicated by
many recent financial statements.
"nrc pronounced factors in III" set;
lia'k which established number
az low records FOR long periods
Atlantic GuIi and west Indies was
SE..h the central fgurc, declining
light points 10 g. ~ in the FIRST
hpur. or II total Of twenty points for
the last week ARA making a net loss
~ 1 81 for the dag.
= 'thcr Individual features Of weak
.LrAs included United Fruit. M-rcan-
-ti!r Marine pfd. Mexican Petroleum..
'koyti Dutch. General Asphalt. Amer
hiaN lMbber. 4. s Rubber. Sunatra
Tobacco Utah Copper and Studc-
takcr Some OF these issues. notably
eils, benefited by the late decline OF
the general tone Of the active close
MAS heavy. Sales amounted to 500
400 shares.
Further strengthening Of the gen
cral bank position. as shown bv re-
gurus to tho Federal Reserve Hoard
brought no p.rceptibi" relief 10 Ia.
money market, time funds. mrrcau-
st'ln paper and bank acc-ptanc"s hold
iu. at last weeks quotations.
Moderate activity vas reported IN
foreign exchange, all leading remit
thnccs moving la favor Of HON" cen
t'rs. especially British. French
Eclrian. SwiHs and Spanish rates.
- The hond market was dull. Liberty
and ether prominent issues leading
fractionally "ith most ~ tho for
"icn or international group
Lnlll s..-nE. uLr A.lLIn- L.IL. nMM
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CITY AID STATE sECi-RiTiES.
Richmond City II. l',.-l.i1< -. 81
Va Gents ?. ). and r. 1891 80.
STREET RAILWAY HpNDS
"a. Iy. ard row TO- &c. l.oi IS
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS.
Va " ,and Pow. CO.. com 100 u be-.
r.. 4 and T.. DIV. Jrl'g 30 100 rs zIg
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Atlantic Ii!c Ius Co. lHG ~
Va. i!r- and Mar. fg~ 90 = q.
BASh N$D TRUST co STOCKS
Hr"ht street BANK. ....... = -
ircltwny National Rank DO ~
Bank "' com. and Tru-'s.. 100 20
Savings Bank OF H.rh. = -
N.'riH.d Trust co ~ luS -
Wet End fIIuN ......... - e.
NlF. r. ia - EptfS
Jrn Really corp. Is, rtl ia. ~,
!arus aud lIrO- Co.. iiI.
81 Participating ........ 20 lp3
t.t Dom. /. .ud S,a.l 20. ?
stand Pap Mfr 60 p;I 100 .u.t.
tuv-r Leaf T0b. g, lM 900 Yr. az
Na.-th- tE"W. r:i S',. I"' ss
Va Car Chem. ,p'u. 10 "a
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MlsCEILN> hOrs MAnnLrs.
Dry Coon

SEW ToRk. Feb. Il Cotton goods wer.
,h"r N"ft.n!rE reported Ia gray goods
Yarns continued inHct!y" and weak Fsl
Rt.rr c"1t.uEs ant dr.e- Goods ,vcr,
cpened for Ia" ~! season "a. price. rang.
INK from 3 {" I'D p"r cent ul.yu from iuH,
season. Ia" SILK MAS nrM,r I.url,,.
quiet and unchanged
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Al Southern hogs sold .ublec; to IGspe.
ton and when s5:t and Oily.
CIncAGo LIVE STOCK MNHkrr.

tNI'AGD Fob. I,.-,httlc: rrCtiIt- -
-. h'tI steers. uneven; mostly l. go ."
lower, top lH.l5; bulk. 500 ~ e.: 1T hei'-
"rs. -teady. butcher COWS uErvrUiy steady
20 &c lower butcher CONS ana helf,fs.
5.''H: .j'. bulls and calves. STEADY. "uU-
n"rs hnd 'uttoTs mostly 2i"Gg2 -: bulk
D1icgnas and bee. bulls. Z a. ass veal
ers TOP prCHers mostly l1o1uilol. stocka-~
ana feeders steady TO strong. TGlk. $50 ~
HoEa receipts. 500: steady 20 !cc iowe-:
mostly steady with Saturdays average;
closing ncuv": tor. go: bulk - pound
20; pigs steady 20 l,c lower.
sheen. receipts. 500. killing classes
generally 50c higher, lambs. tay i1.gs.
good >i-pound Colorado lambs. iOpr. choice
ST. ognd shnTn lambs $50; bulk rat lambs.
30 q lypi, ""c-. TOP. 500. bu.S ! .. a 30.
top wcthcrs. so: good sJ-ppunl y"arliugs
20: bulk c.j1u 20. small lot fodder lambs
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PROVISION MARK ETS.

NEW FoRk Feb :l-Disapn!H"!n'!ng
prominent European. trad" authority had
Increased Ms estimate "t thc present san
10 the continued heavy receipts. led 20
cons iderablc scattered realizing or liqui-
tntion IN the market for coffee futures
her" today. The opening WAS :" > points
."w"T, and active months 'p!l = % Il
during the early afternoon, With March
touching 5.3S and May 6.sl. Tn market
closed AZ q. net decline OF - "a :; points
March So: May, 5si jnly -: Septeim-
Der. ..o5: October. ~. DeC"mb"r. so.
spot cud"e. unchanged; RIO - g.. to ::
Santos Ia ~ to 10. Cost and frciSht Offers
included Santos $ al 49, 10 :" and RIO
- at e.GN, American credits. Tn" official
rsbi.. reported an advance of 100 rolls TN
the dollar buying rate. hut lI!u exchange
on London was l-ltd higher and th" RIO
market was unchanged Ia - r.Is higher.
Santos futures were unchanged to . rcla
lower. BRAZILIAN port receipts. 10000. Jun
dahy. 1000.
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~ IN".| y IHNuT " Ih- hlv|nr -IIu
,."Hli'-i-d its"f iro'n tn" outset in ;ho
wheat market the auAliu.Ss ~ ny,ilnbio
-urn.y SWING particular emphasis ~ cdr
.'ht va tht' thi- waa ia" Traditional
- Icy 'tin" 10y u't,gs 20 work ul ward
Then, too. n connection with u"yy.al ~
il"i -Nr'rts io dat" had b."u much NOR
th.iu norma . good d.ul uI Motto. 49,
taken ~ iui!catipEs Of further Eu-nr"an
hTtii" ~ I"tin GeY"lorm"nrs to,Int.d
-" AKA ms IN" bears and so Nrryyi
az possibilities that the acrcayc snvn
Im,. 5prns would be- less than had been
iH3r"d Tor on th- ensuing nly.ug. in
prices. h"wcE"r pre- holiday realizing on
lnG part ~ holders attained sufficient
N"'HlN' :" hiring about iuuItrnf,. roar
ION An unexpected falling on In The
-I",r sGrp. total helped 10 strengthen
'ii' market log corn and u.fs B.si,,..-
r"w export hu.ncss In corn was osti,uat.d
tt $500 bushels. Scattered sclliug weak :,
"H"d PROVISIONS hUt tho market Y,.Ii.I
late. because "t Improved call Tor !a:.
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$AVNi. STORES

JACKSON LILLE FLN. Feb gi-Tur.
u"nt!u". Grm "a: sales. upun. receipts ~
s7hapin"ni: -i- s;"cS -'.'a'- Kostn. moth
inE io.uEs -tI-s. uUH". receipts. IL. shin
incnts, 90; 4'oyy. ls SIS quote: H. D. t.
i, q. |. /. *, 81 y. WG. WV, i!y1
sNvNNNAu. GA Fob Tarp,nluc.
Nrm. sales. mono. r"c"ip's, q: sr!r.
sales. receipts. al .hiu.n.uts .np. stoCY
>.S5. !Uut. u. -. l.. + O.. g. :. *
NJ. -. VIC. WY. 1850
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sew YORK Feb u -Th" co,,or -t.--
ket WAS un-sttled and irregular today.
III" bulk Of rI- bushes. being attributed
10 tur,hcr evening up for over the holiday
and March i!pY:Ittion. The latter Was
largely ia IN" way OF further .wItchiug
between months which led Ia "a sAght
widening "t the differences, with Maroh
closing o. points uadcr May, AZ compared
WIN - points AZ III" close ~ last week
Nay hu''tuat"! between 1883 ana II H.
closing a, tho Lowest WIN tho genera!
lover 70 higher. March sold a, i %
making new low record FOR ,he season
TN" market orcned AZ dcclln" Of -
n" more active months selling On to q,
points net higher Gur!ug .h.. h-st revy
minutes There was sea. ;-Ted South. IN
"iing however. while there seemed 20
~. favorable reports from the domestic
tcStl" trade, continued liYuida> ron 0.
March and reports That over l. 30 bales
the south These arrivals Included shout;
1907 bales from New Orleans ina, al
ready had been Inspected nv the govern
i:ent. IresuInab!y for delivery on March
"a iAm. with acti"" old crop positions
sh""Ihg not LOSSES Uf . Ia ~ points nut
iai'r months We're relatively steady hold
;rS around 10 shade over Lac, woak =
near month liquidation aud switching thl.
npinl0ns ts To notices hav" been more NJ
i,ss confused and the latest gossip an
'hc no?E was that Il good many notices
would b. issued on wednesday,. but that
many OF them would 10" stopped bv ,h.,
same hTms who Put them IN circulation
mould IN" differences widen Tomorrow
VIII he "A holiday in alt the American
markets Port receipts today idiS. Il.
: port stocks. li3i5s. Exports GG>. max
ihs S'@S','H so far this season.
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SUGAR
II a. - ~

NEW YORK. Feb. 2I.--Wi;h the inauGu-
ration OF the new Sailing MAN in Cuba
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q iili NINItti F.r.

~ I|"T.Ur|.tI -rrvIUU-l
NEW YORK. t"r 2'.-Frahiug on the
curb market today w,Y qut.' and follow
ing small declines az the opon!nE "a slender
ton" VAS Displayed. although there wa-
no effort toward rally In prices except
Iuil and mixed and after few minut..
the majority ut Industrial and OIL issues
moved lover on m"h"vate offerings. De
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ipNpHN. Fob .i-y,tr sIIvr- I'd TO-
ounce. money. ~. p"r cent. discount rut"s.
mort bis, pr cent. ;h-re-;uuEth bills.
Gs,N. 1915 per cent.
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lny Universal soryicels

Fort movement:
New York Miihins. 1920; receipts. ss2:
stock. l2J.)pJ
Minor ports--Stock oIi5
Total t"day-R"ccipts. l6+s.: exports 6 :
90: stock l.42i50t
Total for week-Reccipts 3i.as3; exports.
Total for seasonRcceitts. A4.7.l5a ex.
NEW ORLEANS. IA. Feb. 2l-Heavy
buying by spot interests, especially Of
July put the price Of cotton higher to-
day after hesita;ing market ON tn.
opening. but the buying furry did NOT
las; long. and after It was over no new
support Of consequence came In with the
result that Il sagginE market dcvciorcd
points lower than the final uuorltions 81
last wcck. Tho nlarkct was vishly af-
fccted by tho holiday tOmorrcS aud Tho
ior March.
Nncr tho cali there was a bulge TO level,
Is (" 10 points over the close OF Saturday.
March traded up to- i:.93. and July 10
e 90. These were the high Levels Of tho
day
The continued weakness Of silver was
against values tn some extent Occnn
freight rates were reduced 10 cents 100
pounds on cotton between this port and
Liverpool and ManCllcsicr. the new raj
being 20 cents. This was at nrst regarded
rs bullish argument. but i; was finally
points out. that IL there had been "a de-
inanI for room for cotton from cXIortcrs
the cut would not have been made
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
CasAie q. Burch & Coinpzny
i0lJ East Main
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
Cashie q. Burch & Company.
1915 East Main Street

Richmond. va, Feb 81. 1921.
10 Va. Trust Co. 80.
400 Va. Old IS. 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-03
-, CHAPTER XIII
The Curse NJ S,otI,nd

3JUE ,,tIt N"' ou Ol SCOtiund
nih 'HlIdrCth" fat consisted only
o,,U VI ,onr small rooms and bath. the
iS.e, .e, evidently converted from a clothes
o.saL ,i' ana McCarty and Dennis
"achea rSaca them thoroughly, but found No
orS ye oi thc woman. The quick. donnie
|ow con, VI motor horn in the street be :
N" noin, r"n' 10 their ears as they were on
EepdcydI u Gt departure and they de-
kathercJ W nhd crowd of excited tena "a
Eitbb Eib''eu IN the halls and on the stairs
|ymor NV a. OIue'coatcd officer pushing 6is
Stfc &C. through tie throng.
bs,o' WV Oack, there! It's all riyh,
h no trouble. 1t was lust n hi
lurt NV, nv put 1t s over now and no one
M a, n No policeman winked broadlv "
ISdsasMc McCarty on the stairs md thar
S,sSSsd oOro the jabbering crowd onoa
- ult m,tint t%et o0ck where you belong and
! Ipr IN" b"S,ns 'Hs disturbance or I'il send
own s;r %aSoh and run you all in ! Come
nj De 81 led them out into the vos,,,r,s
"De,ona,IIed the door after him
be on ;S'VSi'C = Wv Sergeant Martin tipped
kopnd,,,ne ne whispered. You're formsr fr
"YSs "YySS'nan McCarty, STRIP ''
pector special Ral deputy now under In =
fieay DtWraet' McCarty explained
bar, updcr oman ,H on the fourth fioor,
anted d"w,t.ne .ne name Of Hildreth is
pr, bat SS"hOown SS and we almost had
5ake MAJ got away on the FIRE esca ne
be roofs TN I'm and search the Yards and
$ays H. and II you find no traca -, haa
s's reIier.SSn IiS On guard in the fist u until nsi
b,psctor tTS, Dr. Report by telephone to
tth inneSsr. the policeman replied
lildretb tbenSe ,el respect. what's tSa
Betora woman liks?" 'ne
|tersS' t'e I'M bMacOarty could answer MART,
0HIHn tne u, vestibule. "'run
bs and wsised wais clear over to Fifth avs.
aanoupcsS su az this time for a bus"
wn and i =, Hes just started up.
u instructions, Mac Isek haS according to
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SOWING THE WIND"
FlRST-ClASS FEATURE

Sowing The Wind" which opencd
at tho Broadway Theater yesterday
for weeks run. bids fair to make a
distinct hit judging from the en-
thuaiasm shown by the large crowds
in attendance at the opening per-
formance.
Anita Stewart takes the leading
part in the picture and in her in
depreciation OF tho role OF Rosamond.
splendid opportunity is afforded for
tho display OF her emotional quail
ties.
Rosamond energies from convent
to plunge into the evil environments
OF gambling dive, over which her
bcnefactress. Babe Brabant. presides.
who is later revealed to be the girls
mother. Her flight from the den Of
orgies and her subsequent meeting
with the man che loves and the ac-
cidcntal finding OF her father COM
binc to make story of sustained
suspense.
Several thrilling climaxes are
shown in the film and II further
points out something Of a moral
without going to the extheme Of
preaching.
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observation-disclosures IS INIT
At ACADEMY THIS week
last Act, Showing Bcfl and Curron
at Work, Is One OF Best
of Show.

Those who dashed out of the
Academy before seeing the last act
this week.. missed ono Of tho boat, &c
not the best. things In tho show I'm
eho eccentric act OF Bell and Carron.
Tho mon OF this team combines a
really funny personality with such
niiicult tumbling stunts as you nevor
saw before. He is both funnv ond
e'e'or. marvellous In his difficult
acrobatics, and full OF ridIcu,us
vaudeville humor which Is quite a
com oinnt'on for neutrality-suspicious.
another act full OF laughs is that
or william Wilson,. who is seen In /,
Hkit entitled. "Thc New Guest" rh,,
features Mr.. Wilson In bl.c,. e.
ana he IL assisted by cast
.hree who help tho fun along. and
a,'o contribute songs and dances NJ
VI. case may be. A typical singing
ae' ~ onered by Ed. Morton, a. pleas
ihS vaudeville singer OF amuajnr
songs ne hns quite Il repertoire. OF
ne" ana different numbers. all ontor-
lining enough Fred and Marjorie
nae start their turn OF In the con-
'ehtionai way. with a Piano. a song
man In dinner coat ana a girl
IN pretty evening gown. But things
p'eh up after that. and they blossom
loreh In quite novel bit OF amu,..
r"che ranging through the usual
va acknowledgements offerings to some
thlhs altogether different.
Ventri'o1uism dc luxe Is the fcnturo
or Arthur ana Leah Bell. who op.n tho
sho" In series Of songs. Jokes ana
All the other things used by this
type OF performer. Their act i. nm
usually clever Of It's kind. and GO,
over much better than the average
opener. Tho Pathe News md Topics
OF tho Day were also shown.
l. A. L
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Important, If Not Decisive

is not to be assumed that the decision
OF the Harding administration to partici-
pate in the peace councils of Europe and
the rc-cstablishmcnt of that contact which
a Republican Foreign Relations Committee
vetoed more than Il year ago means that all
pending issues abroad will be- settled i'm
mediately; that solution for the repara-
lions and disarmament problems will be
found overnight. or that either the allied
powers or Germany will look to American
representatives for an answer to all ques-
tons.
That Is far too much to hope for The
Knot has been too securely tied, the tangle
Is too complete for any such lightning
like result But favorable reactions may
he confidently expected from American
partnership in the peace processes.
Germany is now given to understand,
once for ALL that America has taken her
place again sQuarely on the side of the
allies; that aid and comfort are no longer
&c be looked for from this side of the At
lantic, and that. while American representa-
tives on the supreme council and the rep
arations commission may counsel modera-
ton, they will not constitute themselves
champions of Germany's position.
The allies now know that they may count
upon full and complete American support
in their ultimate decisions, if those decisions
are found to be reasonable and just; that
American professions of sympathy are sin
cerc, and that American interests are, after
all. firmly intcrlockcd with the interests of
Europe.
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MANY THEATERGOERS SEE
SENTIMENTAL TOMMY"

Motion-picture fans OF Richmond,
from the earliest age up TO the oc-
tagenarian and possibly n few above
that. acclaim tho Lyric Thcater Of
fcrins for the early part OF this weak
Rs headliner. Sentimental Tommy"
one OF Sir James Barrie's works,
which is alike humorous and whole
some.
Thoughts OF youth lightly turn to
-well-just about every delightful
emotion that a truly imaginative mind
Of that age. free from dull care. can
jour up. and Tommy OF this Aim is
truly an example OF his kind.
And what can he more touching
than tho love story OF Immature
youth? Love will always find a way,
and thus the solution to the many
problems which confront Tommy and
Grizel. those childhood swecthearts
MS they grow up Is found
Gareth Hughes and May McAvoy
couple UP in this picturesque story In
the characters of Tommy and GrlzeI,
and the manner In which they handle
the parts is excellent and we'll worth
seeing. Sentimental Tommy" con-
tinucs today and tomorrow at the
Lyric, and on Thursday there Will be
a complete change Of bill.
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lIcad.on With tho Facts

IT HE Knox peace resolution apparently
has reached the stage OF Indefinite
postponement in the House. This was the
logical thing to do after the decision OF the
Harding administration to be represented
on the supreme council and the reparations
commission. Passage OF the resolution with
these settlements still pending naturally
would bring about complications that
would make their solution more difficult.
Moreover, postponement OF the resolution
seems TO be with the full concurrence Of the
State Department and the White House.
1t also has been disclosed that House
leaders differ from the Senate leaders on
the form the resolution should take. The
former have Insisted on changing it's form
so that the repeal of the declaration OF war
OF April, 1917, would be avoided. Such
differences pointed to contest between the
two branches and a controversy in the con-
ference stage. In that event it Is likely
that the President would have to intervene
rs party leader to effect compromise. So
il may be taken for granted that the House
attitude has been inspired all along by the
White House. 1T begins to appear" says
the Springfield Republican, that the Pres-
dent has been so far developed by actual
contact with the realities OF the situation
that he is keen for no Knox resolution, past.
present or future. His illusions as a Sen
ator and candidate are being speedily
dissipated by head-on collisions with facts"
True, he is under promise to approve Il
peace resolution rs soon as it reaches the
"hlte House. but, as stated, some of his
illusions as TO the wisdom of such action
mt the present time have been dispelled. and
apparently he has made up his mind that
the resolution shall not reach him until he
is good and ready. The indefinite post
pcnemcnt of the resolution will enable him
to escape the embarrassment OF the with
drawal of the small American army from
the Rhine.
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News of Fifty Years Ago

lFrom the Richmond Dispatch May 10, 1871
The general registration Of the voters OF
hchmohd was brought to close last nigh,
with the following result: Whites registered
6i47; colored. $685.; total. 12.0lo.
The annual meeting OF the Young Mems
missionary Society OF the Second Baptist
Church was held sunday and the following
officers elected for the ensuing year. T. .rov.
lot Ellyson, presidents a. C. AGREE vice
president: ID. ID. ChalklGy corresponding sec
rotary; III. Theodore Ellyson recording sec.
rotary; Or. George b. Steel treasurer, and
Samuel Denoon, librarian.
superintendent Binford announces gen
eral holiday for all the public pcnoois today In
rider that the children may attend the Oak
wood memorial celebration and witness tho
laying of the cornerstone of the memorial
monument.
The following delegates left RIcnmond yes
terday to attend the Southern BAPTIST con-
rention which meets In ST. Louis on Thurs.
dayi rev. DIR. j. i. Burrows Rev. DIR. A. f.
Wilson. p. H. Starkc. j. NJ. Pitcher. William
Pitcher T. d. Starke. and Joseph Fleet of
Richmond: Rev. J. +. Deans of Manchester
and Rev. w. e. Hatcher and Major T. D.
Branch, OF Petersturs
Seaton @. Tinsley qualified before Judge
Guison yesterday ms deputy City Treasurer
The probability is that all of the uniforms
made of Goth manufactured by the Char
lottesville Wooden Mills and all will be OF
gray.
"A Democrat" writing to the Cincinnati
Enquirer proposes this as tho Democratic
ticket for 1872; for President. william NJ.
Evarts. Of New York; for Vice President
Gilbert c. Walker. of Virginia.
Mr.. jefferson Davis. accompanied by Mrs.
Davis. spent last Sunday in I.ynchburk Near
~ all day there stream OF callers at
their hotel.
The sales OF leaf tobacco the Tobacco
Exchange were very large yesterday and will
tie larger today and the remainder of the
week. bright tobaccos are selling higher
than at any time in two years.
In his proclamation to the citizens of Paris.
NJ. Theirs says tho Germans declare they Will
merchessiy resume the war unless the in
surrection is at once suppressed. Ie closes
as follows: Reunite and open the gates to
u.s. The work of the cannon will then cease
and tranquility end abundance take ito place
we arc marching to deliver you and will be
among you In = few days" a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
VILLAGE "BUM" HELPS TO
REFORM A BAD TOWN

Headlight Whipple had a monopoly
In the gambling business at Broken
buckle. tut stranger arrived and
proved an antitrust law unto him
self.
In n few weeks he had repaired
Broken Buckle. that is. as far rs 1t
could be repaired. and was building
rival gambling hall in partnership
with the village drunkard.
That is the unique situation that
glvea "rhe Freeze Out" Harry Carey's
latest Universal photodrama. a
snappy start which pleased play
soers who attended the opening per-
forfnnnces at the Bluebird Theater
yesterday and last night.
The Freeze Out" shows Harry
Carey In somewhat different mood.
He uses armed diplomacy 20 accom- .
plish his purpose. The result Is a
photodrama entirely unlike the usual
type.
This picture will be shown at the
Bluebird again today.