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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
FORBES PARTY HAS
 A NARROW ESCAPE
By Associated Press

Cotabato, Philippine Islands, August I3.-w. C. Cameron Forbes, of the American mission to the Philippines and members of his party, narrowly Escaped drowning at Cadanbaran, Agusan Province, while attempting to return from shore to the steamer Pollilo through the surf in native, boat
 The entire party, thrown overheard when the boat capszed, finally was washed ashore by large breakers, .a Dozens o distinct forms of solar .ard lunar hal" have been classified. Some are very co nnIon, while others have been observed only once or twice in the history os science.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
SOLDIERS WANT CHICKEN

Anniston. August Special )-- Soldiers encamped on the reservation lat Camp Mcclellan are anxious for chicken and produce peddlers to visit the temporary home of the Fourth Alabama regiment, a shortage of green and fresh stuff having arisen among the hungry lads at the camp. Maj J. V Dickerson announced Fri day that peddlers of all kinds of pro- vaton and that plenty of trade could be secured by them after reaching the headquarters of the Alabama reg iment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
AND DAUGHTER
 DIE FROM FATHERS ACT

Tuscaloosa, August 13.--Mrs. Berths' Vernon and Irma Vernon, wife anl daughter of W. M. vernon of Sulphur Springs, this county. died in a Colum-l bus, Miss. hospital yesterday morn ing from pistol wounds inflicted by ". M. Vernon, husband and father of the two women. on Wednesday.
 They were buried at Fayette late yesterday afternoon. Mir. Vernon is still confined to his bed at sulphur springs, not yet being able to be brought to the city from shc effects of an operation and the beating he received at the hands of tae women while lying in bed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14

Arms. pfffcu1t Bresfh, Indigest1on, Congeeted and Enlarged Liver and Catsrrh was unable to walk more than dfty feet at q stretch sAnd had wtth pillovS The prompt relief of ny former rufrering through Prof. Waiden's Treatment, without drugs, has been almost mSacuous."
 Mir. c. R., merchant. testiAes: "For several years I had been afflicted with valvnlar Heart Trouble, Angina Pee toris, Hardening Arteries, High Blood presss e-igammi Nervous worked day for six months, and spent six weeks in a hospital. Several of the leading Heart Specialists ex- amined me, and told my wife they might And me dead any time. re. mSnasS mSntss "a and ps staid aid one on my my ysranda awaiting the end. After four days of Prof. Wnlden's Treat atment. without drugs. walked several miles, and all my symptoms had disappeared. now work sll day long in my store ana am Prof. Walden for having saved mo from . premature death."
 Mir. Walden extends a cordial ipvi- tation to those suffering of Heart and Kidney Troubles, Hardening Of Ar teries, High Blood Pressure or Threat ened Paralysis, to visit him for fret personal consultstion at his office ot The Walden Institute, and he will take pleasure to explain the causes of theif complaints to them, and advise them how same can be removed without the use ef drugs. medicines, serums and operations.
 He will be pleased to correspond with those who arc unable to call h persen. and describe bis Disca<ery to them, and give his candid opinion, free, if they will send him . deecrip- tiou Of their symptoms. He vtil for. ward. without expenpe. upon receipt of this description. bis 8-page. copy lighted, flustrated book on. The Ma ture, Cause and Aelief of these com plainta without che use of druRs-
 correspondence for this purpces should be sddressed to Mr. R: V- Wall den, Director The Walden rnstituta
 Sl3 Johnston Bldg,
 rsu~snnafs nhsn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
POLICEMAN KILLED
Shot to Death By Former Member
 of Force
By Associated Press

Boston, August 13.--Andrew Cuneo, q policeman attached to the shot and killed today when he sought to disarm Philip F. Whelan. form Ter member of the force. Whelan then ran up the street, stopping long enough to empty his weapon with out effect at reserves who had hur- ried from the station house.
 While the crowd in the street sought shelter, policemen gave chase and fired 20 shots before Whelan was brought down with serious wounds in the head and leg.
 Officers said Wheian left the force several years ago after series of cratic acts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
 OFFICERS CAPTURE STILL

Huntsville, August l3.--lSpecial)--- An illicit distillery that had made a run so recently that it was hot, was captured and destroyed yesterday by Prohibition Officer Hampton, Depu- ty Marshal Cottrell and others near Holly Tree in the mountains of Jack son county A quarter of a mile away the officers found the home of Robert Garden, which was searched. Garden was brought to Huntsville and given a hearing before Commissioner Richardson, who held him to the fed- eral grand jury under bond of sl.nH'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
REUNION IS CLOSED

Anniston, August --eSpecial.)- Thee etwenty- fifth annual reunion of Calhoun county Confederate veterans at Schenck's Sulphur Springs came to a close Thursday-evening, Gem. John Ii. Wilson and other veterans of this city returning to their homes here after the reunion. A feature of the last day of the reunion was the pa- triotic address delivered by Judge s. W. Tate of this city, Judge W. w. Brandon of Tuscaloosa finding it inn possible to reach the county for the last day of the reunion period.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
LITTLE HOPE THAT ALL DIFFERENCES CAN BE E.RADICATED
Tardieu Says. Inevitable Ra- cal and TemperamentaI Differences Mark DeIib-
 erations at Council
By ANDRE TARpIEu

Oy ENOnE Former French High Commissioner to
 America
 Special Correspondent of The Age-HeraId Paris, August 13.-(Special.) The Silesian dispute amply illus trates how the European powers can agree perfectly upon basic principles of settlement and yet differ wholly on interpretations These interpre- tations spring from diverse political conceptions which in turn are die tated by opposite temperaments and tradition.
 noticed this difficulty during the war and again during the peace con
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14
COLONEL COLT DEAD

Providence, R. l.. August 13.-Col Samuel P. Colt, chairman of the board of the United States Rubber company
 died at his Bristol home at 1:10 o'clock this afternoon. his death fol- lowing severe paralytic shock
 which he suffered a week ago yester- day. at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-14

conference. l re- member how hard 1t was to bring
 about conscription in England, though conscription was indispensable. I re- member hom hard it was to persuade the United States to understand the need of a block ade of Germany.
 without which
 economic pressure was impossible. I remember t h e 1ODr dahpt in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

Especial Gable Dispatch to Tho Times
Dispatch.
NlhNNA, Scp;. 2l.-An American
hrin' desiring 10 remain unnamed Il,
present mas decided 10 produce "A
monumental aim entitled The rrar.
Guy o; Emperor Francis Joseph az
AUSTRIA The subject Offering. as NO
other. al the clements Of a success
ful screen Observation-Disclosures iuso
'"p years of life on tn" top OF the
ladder galaxy of most bcwildcriny
'"StHm. displays. viosys OF oil and
modern castle. battles. crownin,ss.
murders arinccy suicides aud fino-
rails in The Old Spanish style.
f!ut tho biggest attraction viii be
IN" personal appearance of some ,r
IN" real principals ia the Hapsbur,,
ra.edy. Leopold Woclning. ex.
archHuke oi Cabaret fame. and Frau
MathiX Schratt already have been ar.
preached and, while the former CON
scented 1T once. the latter has asked
time TO Coutidcr the offer.
Frau katti Schratt once n lannon's
actress OF tho Vienna burg Theater
t"s many years was the old empcror's
Trend despite long series OF ci-
( forts To separate them. When, Anal
ly. Frau Schratt. to get souarc will,
unsympath"tiC members Of the inn
Pcfiat iahiiS. played "kaiserin Ma
ria Theresa, in the thcatcr. it be-
came the talk Of all Vienna. and
Franz Joseph was persuaded 10 drop
her.
lie was then 90 years old. ana he
gan to miss his aminblc frienl's com
rany So much that his health gave
way and his physician had TO ,c!o.
graph To Egypt where Frau Schrat,
sojourned. 70 return. .;h" did so and
Franz Joseph resumed his daily ;
O'Clock walks and his evening game
OF cards at Frau Schatts pheasant
home in which. besides herself. a Ger
tain banker. well-known lawyer
ana Count Jaar used To join.
Up 10 tho end. the Emperor enjoyed
the brilliant ana humorous CONVEX
sation Of the cX-actrcSs from whom
he had no secret. Now this woman
il asked To- play her own story for
the films and. most likely she will
consent firstly. occaus" She cannst
degrade her dead Imperial friend
because that is the privilege
of members Of the Iiaps burg
family. who certainly were very sue
Ccssful at that. and secondly, be-
cause dollars are dollars.
Copyright. 1921. by the Public Ledger
Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
MINISTER'S WELCOME
COLORED DELEG ATES
synod Of Catn,ybn begins Thirty
Fourth Annual Scssion-Dr. Nc
Enucn AIlrc s srs nnd

The synod of Catawba began its
thirty-fourth annual session in the
First ColOrcd Presbyterian Church.
Monroe ana Catherine streets. last
night. Rev. T.. I. McFHdcn. u. H..
pastor az the First Prcsi yicrian
Church, made an address of welcome
IN behalf OF the Presbyterian churches
of tho city. ana Rev. T. J. King, pas
tor of the First Street Baptist Church
welcomed the delegates on behalf of
the colorcd Baptist churches.
Rev. G. 9. Gin. II. H., pastor of
Leigh street Methodist Church, prcsi-
dent of the Observation-Disclosures Min
istcrial Alliance. spoke words az well
come in behalf OF all other dcnomi-
nations Of Richmond
+. +. Logan. OF Concord y. c., the
retiring moderator. delivered the
opening sermon of the session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. Sept. .l.-Whaat turned
downward IN price today. affected mo-"
or less hy estimates that French ilnurrt
needs had already been over provi!cd for
Tho market closed heavy SIC 10 ~. g MOI
lower, with December 2ii- al %, AMI
May .2sts a .2s'c Corn lost go 10 i.c ana
oats &c I" ~: In provisions. the ouic"lnc
varied from iJc decline 20 u like advlnc-
Heavy selling nn inc part OF horses
with Eastern CpnngC lions took place i'm
The wheat nit and there was "A pauCity
ri buying orders. eSpcCiiliy In th. last
part of the session. Bears contcndel mai
recent hnFo yNpgr!s from the United
greater suip!y Than can lac readily man.
i've Ia relation to an Official report tbnt'
France has surplus OF 5000 90 bush"is
over and aboyG bread and seed require
ter demand for -four al Minnea poiis and
III the Southwest failed 10 bring about any
important upturn Some observers ms.
crihed a large share or today's selling Ia
cotton trades who Were SAID To have lat
20 their wheat holdings and 10 have NM
out short lines Instead
December and May dciycrins OF corn
reached new low DriCe record 10Y IN.
season. Predictions were current thar th,
government October report would show
larger crop than was looked for hereto
fore. t-r:s declined IN sympathy
Provisions avCr1 trl lower with grain
despite temporary strength borrowed from
hogs and cotton, 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
CENSUS REPORT SHOWS
IS MILLION SpINDI IS
Of This Number. 33,G0O,O00
We're Operated Some Time
During August.

WASniNC"rON. S.yt ii There
were 3G.fi7.5>i cotton spindlcs i'm the
United states at the beginning of the
cotton year. August /. the Census
bureau announced today az that
number. 33.059.2il spndics were
operated at the same time during the
month. thc aggregate number OF
spindle hours hcing 7.3i9..IG93l
The regular hours OF operation
per week in the cotton mills the re-
port said. vary from forty-clght in
number Of states to as high as
sixty in others. Weighing tn" num-
hcr ot spindics with the prevailing,
hours for the several StGtce it is
found that the average work day for
the entire country is practically So
hours. BASED on an activity of
twcutv-scvcn days for Sc hours per
day, the average number of spimdlcS
operated FOR July was 3l.5eLln0
Macs. >hun"tts leads with Il.SlD.5iS
spudl.H aud l.a.S.5G5.i@5 spiull.
hours. North Carolina SIS second.
with 5,22S,2G6 spindle. and l,-nu. sol.
lG2 spindle hours. South Carolina is
third, with a.ol3.53S epludlcs and =
2l6.HGd,So sol sn!ui'c hours.
The number Of spindles and spindle
hours Of other states are: Alabama.
1.2S30oG spindlcs and 3i2.i26.G>G
spindle hours: Connecticut, ISSS.GiS
and 2i6.959.192; Georgia. 2.siS, 80 urt!
5S5,959.06S: Maine, 1,12G.i52 AMI 2SS.-
l10,5l0: New Hampshire, l.457.i2S and
272.oiiS6o: New Jersey, i2i.Ii5 and
5I.S11.0S5: New York, l,0i7.lG3 and
l?5.2Gl.lo5; Pennsylvania. 2GS.S7S and
33.i7G0S0; Rhode Island. 2.S05. 53S and
a99,22g,i39 Tennessee. ll5.5e3 and %.
Coz, 33i: Virginia, 5SS.9So and l33.gl2,-
SO. All other States. i.li0.GGS ana
23s.17iOG7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
PRICES TAKE SHARP
UPTURN AT CLOSE
IHy Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS IA. sept. 2l.-Erratic
price swings over a fairy wide range
feature the trading. Ia cotton today
EhrE hulEes carried the trading months
% 10 = points HIGHER ,han INC. close OF
yesterday. October touching 1886 cents "a
pound: on Tbs rise heavy realizing wn-
day The market was under selling pressure
winch nna!ly nut rriccS % to q uoiuts
nhier the close OF Yesterday. October
iroppinE 10 1888. Just when the iEarkcf
looked weakest ii mpvcd into u new zone
# buying and sharp advance imme-
diateiY cnsuci. On tho clos. prices wer"
~ net gains ON the day az 10 Ia 81 noInta
with October at 1914 The tone on the
close was very steady.
hc opening advance was in sympathy
Win much batter Livcrpool THAN due.
aAi was helped along by ruinors that a
n nr%kfrnEe iirm was canning ont with u
!nG thht met the hard sDot soon became of
SuuicIcrt volume To more than supply The
demand ana moor gossip had /; that large
irnLGrs on The long side were lifting go
TINS selling was sufficient to prevent any
npturhs OF consequence following tho
wHek,hN CROP rerorts from the government
when were con.idcrcd highly unfavnrabic
especially IN their mention Of picking 10
NJ G3;mnietSd over large areas In tho
ne strongest demand wan coming iron,
shorts. who wcr. said to have hccoIne
frightened over advances in silver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
nui,dIn- PERMITS Issued.

Building Inspector Butter yesterday
issued tho following permits: TO Mrs
y. l.. GcntinC, TO build frame aud
Stucco dwelling ut ala EiScwood
Avenue. TO cost $S.Tii Mrs. l.. IT,
Gregory. To erect metal garage al
Boulevard and stuart Avenue. to cost
$50: w. a. Mudd, to repair frame
dwelling at 7i9 Burton Avenue. t.
cost s267: T. c. Woodson. to repair
frame dwelling at 10 Gladstone Ave-
nuc. To cost $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
NERVOUSNESS MARKS
\. y. COTTON MARKET

SEW YORK sept . The cotton .na--
hci ""S extremely nervous ana irrvEuiar
i"a'E " sE.ru csrly advance heinE fui-
loved by even SHARPER reactions from
The late trading hi;"r selling at - 81
carry December brUE. 20 J: s. and clos. %
s'-i,rd"y The general market closed
strong at H.i uiNAac- Of - 20 - point.
IN" icu!nc actlar" uf 50 go - points
wac due :" IrbH'irE Dy st!r4uF'- SELLERS
mnHd which Was promoted cy relatively
nrH cables ana r.uorl. uf "a distinct
improvements ~ Nanchrst.r. Active months
hpii - 70 =, roI1tS n"i hiErstr during tn"
in 1875 and January 20 .J.J
mere" were increased offerings ~ this
lsvs!; horever. which Included som.
-. llgEldHtnn ~ lrytl ana Wal Stree:
buyers q; late last geek. under which
l-!eeS soon turned easier For a tus
exhausted the immediate demand and thu
w,RkUn-s became more u-onuIncvi when
an uuftEDTHh'r wee Jay reugrt from in-
Wea,heT ltGrear fa.,d 10 stimulate fresh
oci"hcr sqli Oft to 1915 and January
% 1916. or - 70 ~ points ne; lower but
N. marker suddenly turned strong iust
before he close an covering and npll sun
he n.ws 70 account f.r The rally ~ some
- To 30 points iguIu tho lowest. but Their
market and ;nsst,iy there WAS some buy
ing on cNpcct.tiuns % continued st.,ugIh
ia lI.crDODi tomorrow.
Private cables surrssted thar The bot
creased ln1u!Ti.' from tbs Far i:as; r. 4.
sult.ng from the advance In hsr SILVER
anG rune EXCHANGE. Conflicting optri"ns
We're eNircssca a. to the uronGhi. show
ing ~ ,cndmon.h condition figures. which
probably contributed 20 tho unsettled ru!-
Ing oi the market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Chicago LIVE sToCK MARKET

,NHItAGD. sent 2l.-Crc,i.; r"c.;ris. 10. o.
49, s,"ttf sn1si'y sieadN. some good
INK ~. s.S head. 1850. bui. beef
'l''lS. N.-J ~ 'i's she stock. steady. can.
ncrS. strong. bulls steady To- 80 c.,,is
OWL. bologna lat. uu,uy Ir,Ff Is5.
c az - 70 o lower. s'"cAers aud feed
HOS Feceip,s 1900. uneven. mostly
a:n; practical ton $50: ono IrSt -,
nititGhPPFS., 80 out OF !iuc. ho.i-over fairly
.lItfhIG LUX nights ANA l..h, hu,ch.-.
',l'Nh-p: bulk packing - ,G5ei : % :
s!E5' - to % higher; OIk d'strsb.c. : 90,
sheep: receipts. Zoo: tai lal.lh. - ,o 3
,"WeI' lew decks. s.-5l 20 bulk q, $50
.h.l ',atlEr mostly 400 fr .. tru western
49, tsw choice here: lat sheep weak
'up t"s.' i6y: ou!k under -. feeder
- down. '' "''Ns'S .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
RcnI Estate Transfer.

Deeds of sale recorded in Chanccry
Court yesterday show the following
transfers OF property. y. &. Carrcal
to Nary G. tpshur. property at 42+
Enrtn sheppard street, for $1,000;
} sic McCaw McGrutlcr TO John u.
X sweeney, property at 200 Fourth
Avenue, for 10000; T. II. paniorth
and others, to Charlotte l.. Stokcley.
property on the north side uf West
wood Avenue, lG0 fect from the
northwest corner OF Gloucester
street. for sll ,00o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
NrrnnIzc Mcs1 End HniN

The West End Civic Association
has just been organized with q large
membership. The new organization
takes it's place with the East End.
he North Side. ana the South Side
associations, al! designed for the good
OF the city. The officers Of the body
are: President. Henry W. Rountree:
vice presidents. S 4. EevcridSe and
Arthur NJ. Cannon: secretary. y. liar
rson Saunders; treasurer, John d.
Clothier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Navy Bnnd Coming 10 Fair.

W. conway Saunders secretary OF
the virginia state Fair Association
received tcicEram yesterday that
the United states Navy Band or
hity-nine pieces VIII come to Rich
mond for the state Fair. This is one
of the greatest bands in the countr.
and will be an added feature this
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Complete ORGANIZATION Tonight.

There will be a meeting totight at
the Grays Armory for the purpose OF
completing the organization of a So
Cial club. the objects of which wi!l
be to provide club room and to
tring closer together the men who
wore in training At Camp Mcclellan.
and who later saw service overseas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
THE TIMES DISPATCHES RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS
rop was reported rLnenIns-

Arkansas
Sugar cane also showed r,ol
sr"wth In the lower Mississippi Val-
'tS. Dut vas In need of cooler wealth
er to start ripcninE.
Citrus fruits. the bulletin said.
rave dropped rather badly" i'm
'"t!"h but the crop. on the whole.
Continues in good condition"
sweet potatoes and truck crops
Eeheraily were In need OF rain IN
the Southeastern states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
MISCEt.LSSEOV> MIEKErS
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. sept, ay'F;,,,,op o,ols
On a high sv-l w"r" made ON GOOD ~
i i,,,,n,, deiIyAry AGENTS asked inoierst,
"nnNc w, tN'Ttin" low of the y"pr. Bur
~ - In'l' huth HIin on III" higher has
".nE i'ppfts III poor Cruu a: iuts
ih!S N"nr. Linens sold steadily Job.
he's req "rtod q demand for rroinnt shin
I'm. ~ Sn"ii lots I" retailer. silks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
shlrhullhinE Cnmrnny rays Dlylaenh

CLEVELAND, Sept. 2i-Directors
Of the American Shipbulding Com
pany today declared the regular quar-
terry dividend OF Il. per cent in cash.
ana an extra dividend OF %. per cent
cash on the common stock. and tho
regular quarterly dividend OF -. per
cent cash OH preferred. both payable
November TO the stock OF record
October IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
C0TTNNGL,En nl1-

MEN YORK. Sent. 2l.-Co'tnnsacd oil
was over under scattered liuu!Iarton o.
,aaSa.hcd by tenders OF so barrels on con
fhc'' SON consuming demand una N
no"r showing IN hog ur0duCis AMI Iii,
S.@S!nE DDS wer. - i noin's % - n.r
SUI: - y! bhfreS frim" crude hH
6oeer, !MI: hcc"mhor 9S5. and March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
Port movement:

New Y"rk-MiiiiInG. a,.ro: stock. i,7.I,.
20: stock. 2SiS
=, Total TODAY. Receipts, 3,.?is: exports. 81
.rniai for week Receipts. ign55s; exports
ports Ia5.2si
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
CuMnONW FAITH OF VIRGINIA,
OFFICE. OF 'TiIE AUDITOR OF
1T B,.!C ACCOUNTS,
Igt'sIilnNH

List Of bank deposits k250 and
over in the Bank OF Commerce ana
Trusts Richmond Va. not checked
on for fifteen years. publication OF
which is made as required 10y chapter
ST. Acts Extra Session 1913:
Pearl Ecdcker .....S 252
Mrs. s. NJ. Davis. ..,........ 2.63
y. +. Miller ,notc N/C). ....... 1900
John y. rutherford. .......... i.2l
Mrs. y. l.. West. Special. ....... 32S
G. w Boyd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lab
Cherokee Mfg. Co. ............. So
l.andrum. W. w ................ SIS
l.. Q. l.ovcnstein. ......... ESQ
The lawful owners. IL any, of this
money can at any time within ten
years apply for same to Hon. Rose
well Page. Second Auditor OF Vir-
ginia. furnishing proof of ownership
satisfactory to that otiiccr
&. LEE. MOORE
Auditor Public Accounts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22

choice fas naifcr. 80 90 Ice,
y dmlm "a good heifgfs ~ to
common - q. SO ava hri!ng- n
Guul corn fel hog. .'s fu-. uu U q.
Inoi cn'u-tCd hogs - 10 40
Good corn - Nix. ana shuats ,t,ti
All StUiheTu Ho2- sold subject :; Iuspcc-
tloE. aud when soft and Oily
:" 20 g. uH.
Good Virginia calves ......... u n II
" alum NirEtaia ,slv.4....... sr 20
s'st Southern calves .......... ~ 10
" Iigm pufhtfu 90 .y.s..... ,r
Rough nna hvagy cIiv"J...... u
Gpul lambs ..... .-.-.......... 10 Dr. II
- Haiu'u lair bs ........ ....... fr
Fut sheep Observation-Disclosures. 3 N
common - fair sheep ........ Es
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
nlenNl0Np nKAIN nNcnANGE.

''N'' "".'''', on change.
, September u. 1871
These quotations present ,ric.s which
are beng pbd ur tiHvvi by dealers and
"i..Drs nn THIS uarert:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
!. s. FIRM TO FILM LIFE Or
LATE AUSTRIAN MONARCH
Tragedy of Emperor Francis
Joseph to BE Depicted
ON Silver Screen.
PEEPS INT" INTIMATE lr,,n
Friendship for Frau Katie Schrn,,,
'hc" thn"u> Actress. WIN In,r
Prominent Part In Iufoi,Iin.. al
i'r"mn-i:N- trrhduIsr In Cn.t.

Especial Gable Dispatch to Tho Times
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-22
NEW YORK BONDS

tSOUlJIERyl