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CONVICT LABOR CONTRACT
HOLDERS ARE BANKRUPT
STAR Clothing Manufacturing Com
p"nN. of st. Louis, Go Into
Hands of Receiver.

the star Clothing MISUNDERSTANDING.
'"WPhnE OF 81 Louis. holder az IN.
Ht'l" contract FOR convict labor -,
~" p"nit"utiary hare. mas gone. mo
IN" hhnnS oi the receivers Th. CON
'''t'' win tho stat" runs uutfl Fob
i"'fE l"2@.s hud IL Is said tIa' TIN.
i"c". oiiicialc wiil proceed against IN.
concern tor about siv.ruu which i4
s"Ih TO b" due under TIA. terms OF tho
contract
Receivers for tho arm wcr. recent
~ n"in"1 in the West. and when tho
fHin"m Hooker Company brought
suit against ia" bankrupt Coinliap,
here" judy" Wnddill. of tn. I'nit.d
states district Court. appointed same.
RECEIVERS Th"g ar" II NJ StcpLrns.
81 "" York and Robert - Morris
az -. Louis \ meeting oi tn. cred
TORS oi ia" Hriu WAS recently held
~ Now YORK ANA was attended by
colonel Leroy Hodges. OF tho Cover
u"i's office. a,s Nirrinlu's -crr.s.u-
itiiN" About 40 per cent IL tho cred
tors We're represented a. tn. meeting.
" Or estimated Mat tho ass"ts Of tho
lrW VIII total between 100000 and
81 "eu,olH and that they viii hc sus-
HCi"Ut 90 sitsf- all claims
Tho star Manufacturing Company
sHc'"'d- tn" Davis Boot amt Sho"
'pmlanN. uf Eustuu. mere as ruutrac-
tor for the convict Labor They hav"
factories iu tn p"uit"utiario. at =,
Louis ana twu iu Illinois. Il has FOR
many years been LARGE manuftt.tur-
"r of overall and prison mad" goods.
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Local rrmprr,,,ur. y..t.r.Ia,
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Metal.

NEW YORK March -. \ vcry
slight Improvements is noted ia de
maud for steel products. principally
from builders and Hutomohil" man
ufuctur-rs. hut generally the mar
kct continues dun with hnyiuG "f
a sporadic character. Production
continues TO diminish and big COM
pauics are estimated 10 h" running
about 30 per CO capacity. and in
dcu.ndcnts - Q cont,
rig irCa is d.l and weak pro-
du,;lon Is l.mit"d. and whil" prirea
ipp"ar attraCtiv" there is "a general
lack OF new business and purcha ses
arc mostly in small lots
Copper has dcv"loD,d a Stcadicr
Ionc. hut without Improvement IN
demand. Fresh export business has:
been restricted and 80 far tho recent
price cHt does not seem Ia have had
any stimulaii effect. However the
announcement that the government
had finally disposed or nearly 10000
900 pounds ot brass cartridge cases
to private huycrs. had II favora VI .
effect on sentiment. ard there has
been less pressure ~ offerings from
smaller producers since the decline to
l2-c"nt levels.
WIN stocks still accommodating.
there - talk OF Increased CurIailmcnt
and leading producers are maintain
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CANCELLATION OF FOREIGN
CONTRACTS IS PROBLEM
Department of Commerce Will Turn
It's Attention To Question
In NHnr EuturH

WASliiNGTOS. March is.-htton
tioh OF III" Department OF Commerce
IL 10 y" given I" the problem OF can.
c:iiatitm or contracts FOR American
exports by foreign buyers. Secretary
Hoover Indicated today. So far. th,,
secretary said. his connection with
TIA" department. has been too brief tn
permit him 20 so ruIly into III. uuc,.
ton. which IL closely allied with the
problem Of bulstcrinr up American
exports FOR the benefit III Ia. a.rl
cui ural and business interests of In.
country.
Wn"lesa!" cancellations OF con-
tracts by foreign buyers after goods
rived ~ ;hcir destinations h,y.. been
reported I" ia" Department OF Com
mere" from abroad. iricc declines
have incn responsible FOR the cancel
prices hay" dropped as much az "a
per cor. on commodities between tho
h"t" OF contract ANA the date OF dc
livery.
Adverse exchange conditions hav.
been " Caus" of cancellations. officials
declare. aud thc situation has not
Deem confined solely 10 American
goods, bat haas teen worldw Idle 40
c"rdinG I" reports received by the
department. II Was said South Amer
icau Duy"rS cancel American con
tracts Americans cancel British con
tracts aud the British ia turn cancel
American contracts. ana on in :,
cIrCl" all over TIA" commercial world
Tn" Federal Isos,ry. Board is also
watching entertainments IN tn" cancel
lht"n situation closely and is under
stood 30 be- collecting reports from
ia" various foreign commercial cen
tcrs.
tn. uossibl" adoutIon 81 "a new.
form OF contract iuas GROW out OF the
situation. Secretary Hoover pug-
E-Stvd. According. 10 foreign experts
such Il course may De necessary to
insure acceptance OF goods.
business ethics, officials "a Id are
strained :" tia" breaking point by "A
rOntthvt which w;LkcS u buyer bear
"a heavy loss bvCTus. -; i sharp do
elm" som" months after a purchase
j. uadc aud h";ur" delivery can w."
made. some 'Npurt"rs. OH, lis said.
hHv" adopted III. uraoiio. - puarau-
''"lug against uri'" decline to IL.
extent OF Hli"H. ing tn. buyer "a diff
i"r"nc" n pric" occurring between
ia" tim" TIA" contract is mad. and
The goods arc ShtptirI
Acceptance" az American shipments.
must b. made certain. however. au-.
"ordiur :" foreign trad" experts. Il
exports are to u" stimulates TO tho
extent n",d"d by the country. indus
tri"s Reports from soEc foreign
ports officials said. have stated that
l;trp' -tOcks of American goods aye
pii.d up az the docks AuEc of tllc
failure OF buyers to accept them.
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SEEK TO SHOW DISSEMSlON
AMONG RAILWAY HEADS
ny Assoclatcd prcs.l

CHICAGO, March l9.-Attcmptiug
I" bring on, alleged diss"nS!on in the
ranks Of railway executives over
the question of national agreements.
labor counsel put two high officials
through rriliing examine, ion. he
fore the Railroad Labor BOARD to-
day. Frank l.. Welsh. union counsel.
tailed To obtain any adin!ss ION. how
eyer. that Their" was any division az
opinion on national agreements. AM
after blowing through an "i:ht-hprr
session. the board recessed until
Monday.
Carl l. Gray. OF Omaha Ncb
president al the Union Pacific Sys-
tenn. was ON the stand the entire at
tcrn"on. and under questioning nv
Mr.. Welsh detailed his activities 49,
chairman OF the now abandoned labor
committee of the association OF rail
way executives |; was IN this com
nittc". the unions coutendcd. that u
spirit DEVELOPED ana for tWo days
they have been digging into the as
Srciatinn records In an effort To show
that al tho railroads did not favor
a!roS"t!"n Of the national agree
rIrutS.
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Intnl drnnsi..

Total deposits ..
T.. Il notes in actual cir
'ulhii"n ..........
T.. u bank notes in cir
rulhtiuu-nct Liability.
- . q" = red aVailahilit,
items .......
vi other liabilities
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A.. B. & A. RECEIVER WILL
NOT APPEAR BEFORE BOARD
Colonel nuSG. Declines Request, Ia
Attend Hearing AT Chicago

ATLANTA, GA. Marcn la-H l..
HurG receiver Of tho Atlanta. Eirm-
irgham and Atlantic railway am
uounced her" tonight he could not
appear hcfor" tn" United States Ran
way Labor Board in Chicago. Monday.
as requested by tn" board. TO attend
u hearing on the roads ware r.duc-
ton. which WAS followed ny II strike.
March ., of som" l.jo0 union en-
ploycS-
y, tho same ,lmc ann"racemont
was mad" that ~" freight embargo
on tn" road has boon lii, ad. THAT ny
Monday normal local freight scrrice
Will hc in operation. ana that IA.
road j. operating NC PASSENGER train
each Way da.!y on each division %!
tho road
colonel ru2g's formal announce
iucnt that 81" would u" Enub!" 10 at
tend tn" hoard h"ariup i'm chicago.
came at tn lose Of the ur>, DAVIS
argument before judy" smiley IN
Federal District Court here on a pc
ittion of The unions for the judge
TO rcsc'nd his wage reduction order
Arguments VII ne resumed Tuesday
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Markets
Continued From seventh pagc)
CHICAGO GRAIN uAKEE.r

'Iily March Ia-i.iIui,iai' ION Wa.
IN today vita support .ac.iims. and was
~, ShHnS'4I i"E Sharn break ia wh-a,
~ 'l' hhlsh, which caused other grams
!" n'.,'"ni y, ne clos, WHEAT was
"""W" =. 10 - WIN March Is: To / j.i4.
"'N, h"N LIZ a. ii-i,. corn VS. un ~,
e. ""i ""rc down 3, to 80 while
I',I was hlgh"" ana pork and rios lnw...
h'linG AGAINST bills w.s TIA. nl.in ltc-
lut IA checking TIA" dcciin" IN Wheat
whi,h started it> downward trend early
'l me session. crop reports were. gem
crazy 'Nc".."Ht. I her We're, i,:,,.,S' AZ
uA"istur" IA Oklahoma and Missouri ana
t'lr:i'"irlv lines Indicated that III. who'll.
S"nth"'si"rn wheat belt wound ret Il wet
tliS down oyer sunday. The forecast be-
ing ior unsettled conditions. IN" mar
~ Wa generally very hraTIsh. thu bears
,'n"tiht cary aud "ncouni"rIuI: liItl" dif-
h1h.tF "a "bihinins wheat. After IN.
snort h'd completed their ,ovrrinu th,.
MARKET y"lI"Is"i and finished uv.r tn.
1"ru waS Iu'"t. The feature was tho
b"SlsG -! luit on resting orders. credited
"a = l"tdiur elevator interest
ih':'- Was good trad" in oats Prices
however. averaged slightly lower br,ausS
81 IA" dycIur ~ other Grains
strength ~ hogs NnS Responsible Tor "A
h n'r -. VISIONS market early. ou; prIc.s
Sion houses
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Y. ". c. A. FINANCE DRIVE
WILL START ON MARCH 80
More Than 2S.:s63 business Girls in
Richmond Benefit by
Institution.
CAMPAIGN ENDS on APRIL ,
During 1920 About 3t2.St3 Meals
Were Served i'm the Cafeteria AMI
2,403 Meal Tickets Were Also
Disposed OF.

The board OF directors ana mem
bcrs OF tho Young Wom.n's Christian
Association Will Couduc; nuanc"
campaign Marcn 90 to April 6 Mrs.
j. St. George Bryan. chairman 90 ,he
campaign executive committee. wll
be assisted by Miss Elizabeth Rteh-
ardson. headquarte-s chairman; Miss
tary % tho Y. ". C \. ana chairman
OF business wOmcn's committee. Mrs
Robert r Alvey. chairman Of pub
l!citN; Miss Katharine RickS. chair
man OF lists committee. ana VI iSs Lucy
Mason chairman OF the finance com
mittco.
Miss Hazel sutton. campaign dircc-
;n.. National Hoard Y W !; 4. :
setting M the camimiEn Organization
ard Viii dircc, az. ;YiiicS du'.ns Tho
assisted by Miss Harriet A. Beach.
mechanics secretary, ana Mrs Eliza.
beth c. Hunter. who viii direct cam
Asks C"-opcra,i"n OF Citizens.
y recent Industrial census shows
tina; th"r. ar" 2N3G3 women la i'm
dnStry IN richmond girls and wum-
rn who are hclpjng to keep produc-
ton a. tn" 2,S>S industries IN to
STANDARD Nor" 'han 2S.&oc OF these
me young girls i'm our industries live
girls as VOL! - 10 the school e Iris
and women lf leisure lud the strauu-
crs within on r.DoS that Tho Y w
{ y asks tn" hoip aud co-oDcratiun
Of The citizens Iu this campaign
Through its club work physical
department. Industrial department.
girls work department. rcliEious aud
educational extension. cafeteria.
rooms registry. boardinl. homo ana
hotel. ami extended activities tn"
Y. w. 9. y. hopes tu give every rirl
and woman OF every race and creed
IN this city an opportunity for
growth. FOR happiness. for service
What il the !. w &. y. doing in
Richmond Through its nV" CcutrrS
IL reaches over 5000 girls With it's
constructive program. Nor. than
1000 girls ana women Us" tho cen
trail adm iniStruti00 buildiuE aud its
advantages every day. Here arc rooms
Tor transient guests. Supplimcntin.;
those at the Walfprd. tn" Y. w. q. \
hotel f"r business women.
:.ioo Girls Accommodated in Year.
many Of them strangers IN Rfch-
mond. We're accommodated at tho Y.
w. {. y. AMI it's approved rooms
secured through tn" rooms registry
las wear FprtY-SiX girls have
permanent homes at the West Cary
street boarding homo.
AT the cafeteria AMI business girls
lunchroom. 3l2,Si2 meals were served
in l9:H--@.i0& employed girls had
meal tickets enabling them to gc,
well-"ook"d. wholoS"m" food Il;
cost.
Tn" physical department. conducts
the gymnasium. pool ana a health
campaign. II establishes right stand
ards for dress. amusement and CON
duct for girlS and Strcngth"uS char
actcr foundation.
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cIIIcN,.o LIVE srock MAnKIr

" -NTI-'- NWI"N - -0ltG'. sNW|IUIN. T. :
t", compared with week. axe. beef steers
- O." SOC l"Wor. spots "!i more ON hcayi"S.
butchers cows and hriir-S mostly ..c
l""'f. hG. ts. StOCi"r- .tnd feeders steady
10 -sy lower; veal calves :, - 81 lowe.
Hog-. r,o.ipt. 3co: Ugh, ana medium,
scarce. - 20 |lc higher. others SLOW,
mostly w"nN {" l5c lower ihun ycstcr,I,y's
average. win au"the: ho,tpV"T OF hcaviys:
TOT. lies. bulk az 80 pounds down. i.DJ.t
-. hulk "f - pounds up. -. "a !, n. pigs
strong 90 ISr higher. bulk desirable ~ to
10 pound plsS. ly.spFi 1915.
Sheet. receipts today practically al! to
lncsyr direct, compared week ago light
and handy lambs ~ to ;5c lower. feeders
less. heavy lambs mostly 81 off ewes
about -.C lower. w"ihcrS around sc lower.
N",Ti3uGs ,.v to !! lower.
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Mrs. Rosa Linda Wit Il Years ot
age wifi" OF ". II VIII died Thurs
day night ~ her home. inl2 Taylor
street. She - survived 10y h.r nus
hand. four children. /. r. Wi', 4 y
Witt. Miss Linda wiz, 81: Lynch
burg. ana " II Witt j. Of i>u.h-
burg. and five brothers aud nvc sis
tiers: T.,p. Franklin Roanoke. g G..
u W and Il = FrauElin puiIn-
>deiphia: Houston rranh lin and MISS
Nellie Franklin Ecd'orl. Mrs " T.
.Arinstroug Richwund. cal: Mrs.
John NJ Mlnicr. Henry county, Mrs
Scott : WcI'N iG'irri. k Md and
Mrs. John II puuoar Iuui.
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FARMERS TO SUGGEST
LEGISLATION TO ASSEMBLY
I inrkc Count. MON tppnints Com
mittrc to Draft MEASURES to Help
ulturul interests.

IS0'cInl ~ TNo limos. bIsputCh
WlNCi'ESTEH M. March -
lark" County Farmers linton. now
numbering 23o active members has
appointed a l"@is!at!v" committee.
"hi % VIII ,ousIi" and recommend
g.sl1i!un ;Hsscd hv Congress and
N" virginia LEGISLATURE aimed to
h"ln tn" agricultural Interests.
planS for whOirsal. buying OF fer
= Ilia"r and other necessities inclUd-
ar" under consideration. f. \ Lind
sew. purchasing agent, announced he
mad buUEht Il carload OF mi!licvd IL
iE'r"d az Eoyco FOR sai ton. which
lis mUch h"'o'v tn" prrscn, wholesale
nr.rn. no snil
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$4,000 ALLEGED WHISKY
SWlNDlE WILL BE PROBED
milwaukee, Wan Declare \r.otintinns
Were in Progress Ia settle
the tnair.

chicago. March 10 An iuv.sti-
Cation INTO charges Of y g. Marg-
..raT and carl Icilcr. OF MUwruk.r.
mat they We're Swiudlrd out Of $50
600 ia am alleged WHISKY deal hv
Fred u. Stckl"r, al greensboro. Kv..
VIII b. started immediately bv M"
states attorneys office, i, was an
mouuccd today
Marssran. according 10 MiIwaukc.
f'r"ris. sald negotiations wore in
progress 1" SETTLE the AFFAIR. TIc
salt am agreement; with SticIilcr
ga LED Tor th" delivery OF til" whisky
chhS"rs might designate hut that tho
contract hal not been carried ont
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OF TOBACCO SELLING
SEASON IS NOT FAR OFF
Large Sales in Richmond - Sum
Cured Wrappers Sell We'll.
I,ri9hts Closing Ont.

Tho men who grow the snn-cured
tobacco IN tn" region surrounding
Richmond. seem now in tn. iumor TO
market all OF last years crop as rap
IDLY as possible. ANA hc don" with it.
Tn" receipts os this class al the weed
ON tn" Richmond mar,Cvt We're large
las' Week, amounting in tn. IgSrr-
Gdi" 90 between t5"."ou and ,0o.nOu
pounds.
As has boon uSual for tho pas, soy
era! weeks much OF the leaf on tho
breaks was OF tho lower grades. and
h"t tliti" OF ties" grades Mere in
more OF less -Aung"d condition. OF
course thaS. Goods sold low-;t prices
mat lore IA" profits to the growers.
hui the good To fin. leaf. especially
IN, ne. me wrapn.rs sod at prices that
were "Win"utiH satisfactory. Fine
Mr3ppers ar" very much IN demand
ana strong competition FOR them
among buyers caused them to sell
higher than at amy tim" this season.
~" t"p notch reached last Week was
SGi per hundred.
sellers VA" Were We'll Pleased.
y. y. Goodwin. OF Louisa county.
oppressed himself JAS being delighted
with tho sal" of ivc piles ut But
!.rS Warehouse. which brought him
SEE, $ll -. 500, $50. SEQ and sci. 81;
OF Louisa. so.h large pile OF iinc
wrappers a. so. George I. Howard
and y. 7. Goodwin also scored som"
! fancy figures on wrappers. w :
Hr0addus a successful farmer, of car
"i.n" County. sold AT Eutlcr'S a lot
consisting Of min" piles. agErc=ati,i.
$50 pounds IN which was a ril,. OF
common weighing 1870 pounds. That
brought only So. and yet his ay.rA...
was SELL" per hundred The shor,
i'ti ~ this lot brought $3.50 and 81,
Ter hundred, and the wrappers such
| n.urcs as sal. sat, SIS. $40. Sal and
End Of Selling season in Strht
Vt"!ihSthid!HS the large offerings
~ low grades and damaged stock.
~" general avcr9g" for the week ON
IN" NOR" than Gio.OoO pounds sold
was ahoN" ST.. II is not cXpccird
that the breaks viii he aitorotbcr -"
iar&r 'his week as last. and they may
1"htihu" 10 grow lighter as tn. cuI
oI th" selling season is now in Sirbi
iryhUS" Of thc large deliveries i'm
M hi - NJ markets of Scrappy .,yr
,ihI 'lt Darn Scrap.ngS that are al
WY" IN "Nid"nc" the last DAVIS Of ,hn
N'Uiit season. III" averages in those
1h''fh"iS .ast week wcr. consilrrohI,-
r"du'"' The Eastern North earn
| ma markets. had their las, sales on,
tf"hN las; auI tn" Warehouses; vii
D. closed until this years cror shall
- """H painted out. BATTERED
S"l'I anu mad" ready for sale TN.
-'hi" hri*h; markets vii! ,outinu.
nuN ,l'>S tNo weeks longer. and hy
,ny ur>i oi April tn" entire cron a.,
~" VIII have PASSED from mr.,
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ttlsIt MARKET

\EW YORK March L? \i'yr lrrcEu-
lari'y ia Tie lH.t.:t. dealings u'iu"r tun"
developed nn IN. curu ma eNni. some 81;
TIA" srcyihi'i's were in better demand from
ugtSid" SOURCES. ana this. u"u2."d with
short covering uvrc Sunday rs The pro
fcsSionH.S. caused upturus az fractions.
rhs greatest interest wa again shown ia
tn" mining list.
There was only moderate activity in
"a" ~. I.!"f, an NJ hHl r.l..S W"r" higher
c-llaUruU+ list United STATES Steamship
continued to attract attention. holding
urm, although trading was smaller than
heretofore. bonds w"ry ia fair d"inand,
bat p'!c. changes wyT" fractional.
t.". 81. aud
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TO PAY LARGE SUM
Interstate Commerce. t,n,,,i.>;,,
'rft'h"> 10 Treasury. Ihat Rail
road. BE Parity Hrimbursrd

|f'~T|'|I-T III f|T'S.
WASH Notion March - The In
.iSiai" CONNER" Commission r"~ti-
m.@d i"day ~ tn" Secretary of ,l.
payments Under ih. coycrumcrt
guaranty during The six months 'oI-
loving Federal control
To he Hos'on and Maine $500
200. 70 tho Baltimore ana ohio s.
500 GOO 20 tnr b"ItIa"o L.ckaw,r-
"a and Western 2e0oc. 600. 10 the
,N."naua, Tennessee and Northern.
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N'.W YORK. March lyNn order, ,or
.S.''H Goods are coming Il..I- SEQ slowly
SMh rGri9i.'Hci.t of ur0lur. .uu .- hyui:
,h".r "rtrut in January. 1..rc' ar. s;i',i
ulhhF "r'cfs III hand that viii no, Ice
H.."H Tor some time. ana spl!lv order. .,r,
,f!, '"tlonS. and ginThau.- arc comm.
a'"hS steadily. some late !rIiy"ry ..nlor.t
S"'".t VIZ ~" sish; shortage uf orders
1; IN ;hr rrin, cloth cDuE.rtfb.. ma
SNr't'hE diNiSioE.. in COTTON duck f.-
y.Fh iih'Att PURPOSE and many uf ;h-
SPA itb'ies u-'ci in th" bas irad..
iFic"S ~" .pw"r. a d?op OF a.r.t,t
yhid having ia!S"u p.ace ~ u single con,
s'En't!"H -; standard print ,lu,E. II,
N''N On very small ole. Ihv '.-S rr!,r.
named ON iIain ana fancy ,iUu.,;s c"r
~. n"lN'TH, on basis ~ - per cent
N pi" ing ~ business. ana nearly al! The
"n'S are HOW hrlng shown. Tho I-r,st
NF"'.Ht''S hay" booked % good LIST of
Y;H"FN mat w.'i carry III, october. NV
comm orders i"F Apr! an! May delivery
"1' h"'nE t"H'u un ia --t"Ht price basis.
VIM" one lin" ~ eastern rtu-. riughnlus
has been priced unclaimed Tor ,.iIy.r. 80.
through April May and iuu.. Tho rst!-
maj IN ihr ;rHd- show that cfiriat.nh"nt
a!r"hiy planned o. begun threatens 10
Per cent OF normal before the month rnd
nee ~, INNS %! fall underwear SO pr!c"Y
from '" t. ~ per coat lower than .
N'Hf ago. nave npt stimulated amy sub
St"Hti"! buying. Iobbcr- h"irc N.ty eau
N"us III" warn trade is GU...
Prizes current iu nail. channels arr:
mint cloths 2>-inch GivtlS I, cents CiNGls
~ r"n's: 3N'a-!nch 5ixGis. 81 cents. brown
Sh.'t nr- southern Standard, -. cents
.NhliE' '-"Gnce. - cents. d"T!luE. . pS
di"s, simHhtm- IL cents tud 4 cent,
Vi.Dts, y ,vNis.
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Pine beetle Damages.

During tn" past TWO decades, an
pr"Nirnatcly s2u.vUU.UuD damages has
been done by IN" southern pin" bcctl"
report oi tn" United states Depart
mcut az Agrirul'ur. on tho dcstruc-
tIou caused hy insect forest pests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

NJ " ~ ~ IN. =. MurCn -
H' safes on IN" South Boston mar
49,. nav" been much heavier FOR ia.
- week IMAM was expected. laSt.u..
"'ru the noon hour each dan.
IN" offerings have been Of =, y,r,.
,nirrior t,Nrr and consequently, M,
az amy time this season N'b.n,,,.,.
any good brteAt grades Were, oifcr.,G
IN" hIE'ns has been spirited ana IN.
prices have hc"u good
The total amnunr of sui.s f,r III,
week WAS 5rl.>0p rounds ,rhis
90 oi, - '''' Tor ~" season up To
r'"N"r. Nblth mas sold for
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s5S&6.-Ga.OAn
p..,r-rr,r kim 4. >t.t, !,

LONDON. March II Ifrc Rorle
~ Bulgaria. plans "a visit The J'ni.,d
states navt autumn. The Rulcar,sr
"a 'iam"r' NHE aGou'"t . rHsoi,.io-,
au'horizing rr'mic" S'amhuliskv -
ncromrnny him Qgacu Marie -
Rimarla. VIII y" another royal y!s
Tor from mo RalNans in tho United
states this year.
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MlNIArIlE \I.M\\\C.

ing old prices. Sales To- consumers
~ February ar" estimated al apou,
.i.c"c.ouo pounds. Final January ug-
ures show EXPORT. Tor that months OF
?'.nH".7li uoun"s ANA imu"rtS ""75o.-
IN pounds.
Lead is easter. ow.uu 10 lower
London advic"S ana reduced Inquiry
!-i&nt production - som, ..h., onset
cYS.
Tin shows irr-Eul,r.ty duc ,o tho
uncertain trend in London aud
traits consuming d"maiIG. which is
SION consists mainly OF Speculative
operations.
H.nc Is slightly "aslo. for urofnp;
ma nearby shipment. business being
AntimomN is more or less nom.n,i
OWING 10 continued tarifr uncertainty.
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HaRRlSONBUBG Va. March - -.
Mrs. Virginia Green d.et q, her homo
at I.!nviil" YESTERDAY afternoon ~ tho
age OF 50 years sac - survived by
six children FgncIal services VIII
he conducted tomorrow
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Try ELARENDON Hotel

Atlantic Cl;y. NJ. MIA Ave. near II.a ID
All rnnuis wi'h hul ANA cold rinuin..
"a:"' urtHTt, baths. Always u;l"n. MI,
Tor rates. MONROE HlrCliI%S
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funurmT ~orVT"o- I|r 'lTINDrt ]
Hunt :" years old w-:, held yes
i crday morning from ..r home, :Ul
F!oyd Avenue
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,tthihii - hours ending = II Som"
h'hhi"II ~ hours ending o. " .. Son.
n.'n'i'n rN sine. March i-..... II
EXCESS since J.nuary . ... {.
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N!:W ORLEANS. IA, Match ~ Rough
rec. uu sN'~. rec"lnts 1852 sucks. Ui.!"rs
rr, "ip'-. sa'U". C|"rE rice. steady, sales.
hiEr ross. 81! pockets. Il. g" IL. Bran
and uu!.sn. unchanged. receipts. LOOT.