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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-07

cinci ucisi 81 1ngropati Pc Farma.
'viata lor orr q ta" 1cs vataful
caruia. So poruncit ID execute
p negri.

\oNuAStou, ucoISld, y Aprlllc.
= Teama de aviata lui la facut
pc Clyde Manning, vataf negru.
sd ajute Ia nciderea a IL negri
angajati "a lucreze pc plan:atiu-
nea lui John s. Williams din
Jasper County, declarat astazi
Manning jurstilor in procesul lui
Williams, care Sc judeca la
Curtea Superioara de aici.
Manning alstleclarat Cd Ell ma
volt sa onlOase pc negri, dar la
fost teama 81 nu sc supuna la
porunes ri illi4ms, care . d.
clarat ca svrca 81 scape de negri
Gle pc plantatia hui de teama ca
vor marturisi starea de sclavic
care exista pc farma lui.
Ell nu'mi faceau nici supa-
rafe," zis Manning, un .barbat
marunt 81 indesat, cam de $50
funti, ''si II am volt sal inlatur
din cale. dar d. Johny mia zis !:
''E gitul lor sau gitul tau
Lucratorii dc pc farma au fost
uciSi indata ce autoritatle fcde-
rale au inceput sd faca cercetari
de sclavajul de pc farma lui Will
liams. Dupa declaratia lui Man
ming la sase negri lis 'au legat pc
tire de git 81 au fost aruncati In
riu. Cinci au fost loviti in cap
sau impuscati ii inmormintati pc
farma.
Manning, care este dat in jude
cata. impreuna Gu WILLIAMS, a
marturisit ca nu S a facut nici o
presume asl.pra lui ca sa depuc
impotriva lui Williams.
In marturisirea lui Manning
parea putin abatut 81 rare ori a
schimbat intonatia vocei. NJ site
Sd scrie nici sa citeasca 81 nu site
unde nascut.
tot ce tiu minte despre mine
E ca ma aflam in Jasper County
(Judet) declarat acuzatul.
In timpul depositiunei lui, care
a tinut trei ore, Manning intrat
in dctaliu,. aratind cum au Acis
pc cei IL negri.
Dol dintre eli, Peterson 81 Preston
au fost legati la olalta de git Gu ur
liant de care s'a aegat un sac GU
petre in greutate cam de 0 suta dc
funti. Mainile Ii s'a lsgat Gu
sirma. Williams y. manat auto
mobilul in care au fost negri
Dusi la un pod, Manning 81 Gu
1 Charlie Chisholm, un lucrator ne
|gru, care dupa acea . fost ineca'
de William 81 el, au aruncat p'
/ Peterson 81 Preston peste balus
/ trada podtllui.
4 Harry Price, m alt negru, $;
rugat sd nu fie sruncat Cd sare 9
singur in riu, declarat Manning
81 xicand ''Doamne ii mil4 d
mine s'a aruncn4 In apa.
Un altnl, culloscut nunlai SUI
nuanele Little Bitst il ajutat r.
sruace pc Red ,zlrown peste bs
'lastrsds podutnl d,pa g ~
llseAt IN go cu pl4s a. git Dup
: 49, Manning ipsat . "
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-07
c0NvoCARE

In virtutea Gap. VII. Art. IS,
htsra h) din statutsle 0ensrals,
ale ''Uniansi 9ooistktilor Roma
ne, do ajutor si cultur& din Anne.
rica. 81 Oonvoac4 Adnnarsa 9.
8. :. 81 sus nt1mitsi Uniuni pe
xiua dc q Aprilis 1o21 lDumine-
c2) Il orsls 10 :. a. in lcalul
Ofioiului Uniunsi de sub No 312,
30. Liberty Str, Alliance Ohio.
Deci, rog pc Donnii functianari
q msmbri 9. 3. :. : y 0onfona
aoestei- Convocari, precum did
teaxx Cap. xv, Art. 81 din -,
tuts. oa frxtasek dragosts:
JOAN y. sERD,
Freysdints usneeal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-07
PENTRU 0RlENTARE

Consulatul General Roman din
Cleveland aduoe Il cunogtintx Ct
In urma instructiunilor primite.
costul mui pasaport este 800
(douxxeci dollari).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-07

vosuvuI in eruptie

NEAP0L, z Aprl.-Vulca-
null Vesuv este din nou in
eruptie. Aceasta e cea mai
mare eruptie in Gel din urma
Is ami. Z acompaniat& de Gu
tremur de pamant.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. October 15.--Foreign
bar silver. 73; Mexican dollars. 56i..
LONDON, October 15.-Bar silver
42h per ounce; discount rates--short
bills. 37s per cent: three-month bills.
ner cent
Evening star., 1921-10-15
HARP WHEAT ADVANCE
WEEKS GRAIN FEATURE

CHICAGO, October 15.-Wheat has
kade a sharp advance in price this
Eeek, owing, more or less, to govern
bent figures showing that the 1921
ieids of wheat and corn were smalle1
ban had been looked for. Compared
nth week ago. wheat this morning
as 5s4 to cents higher. corn down
Z to rs cents, oats up 1s to 4, and
|rovisions unchanged to 81 cents
twer.
In addition TO the notable decrease
nrn. general belief prevailed that a
FIrther report from the government
oday as to stocks of wheat on hand
b all positions would have decided
|ullish aspect. Such considerations
I'd to a good deal Of talk that the
nited States wheat surplus had been
/ ell sold out, and with country Of
trings reported light. especially in
he southwest, and with dry weather
omplaints from Kansas and Ne
raska. the upward swing Of the mar
ct displayed considerable force at
mes. On the other hand. 5earish
put upon an address by
ecretary of Agriculture Wallace fail
i to exert more than a transient in
|uencc, and so. likewise, did "A rail-
Dad embargo against Galveston be-
ause of temporary congestion of ele-
ator and track facilities there.
Heavy receipts carried the corn
|larket down to the lowest prices yet
his season and gave basis for re-
|orts that the cereal would be extern
lively burned for fuel. Oats were
teadier in line with wheat.
Provisions sagged owing to weak
less OF corn.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
RECORD DRY GOODS SALES.

NEW ORLEANS, October 15.-"Au-
st and September were the biggest
"nths in the history Of our business
With no exceptions" declares one Of
" larger wholesale dry goods deal
= OF New Orleans.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


BALTIMORE. October Is Especially.
400; No. 2, 2.00a2.25; 100 pounds, 2.25
a2.75; No. 2. 1.25a1.5o. Sweets and
vans, barrel, 2.75a3.5O: No. 2, -1.25a
l.75: bushel. 75a1.o0. Beans. bushei,
6Oa1.O0. Beets. bunch. 3a4. Broccoli,
bushel. 2o.25; Cabbage. tor ooa so;coa : ss
Cauiifiower. barrel. 4.o0as.Oo. Celery,
dozen, 35a7b; crate. 2.50a5.0O.
Corn, dozen, 1Oa20. Cucumbers,
bushel. 1.50a2.60. Eggplapts. basket.
25a35. Lettuce. bushel. 25a1.5o. Lima
75a1.OO, Peppers. basket, lOa3o.
pumpkins, each, 5aS. Savoy cabbage,
bushel. 50ae5. Spinach, bushel. 60a
75 Tomatoes. basket. 4oa60: bushei'
60a1.O0. Turnips, basket. 6Oa7O.
Apples, packed, barrel, 5.00a7.OO; No.
2. 3.00a4. so; bushei. 1.o0ac.25; loose.
100 pounds, I.75a2.25; box apples: 225
a2.75. Cranberries, barrel. 1l.O0al3.oO.
Grapes. basket, 27aso; 20 pounds,
1.20a1.40. Pears. bushel, 1.2oa4.oo
Ounces. bushel, 1.50a3.00.
Closing Prices at Noon.
wheat-No. red winter. spot. N"
quotation; No. 2 red winter spot.
1901; No. 8, no quotation: No. . red
October wheat. 1.14A.
November wheat, 1.16R asked.
Sales-Bag lots of nearby, by sam
pie Mt 1.o7 per bushel; No red WIN
ter. garlicky, spot, 1.13&; carload OF
No. 3 red winter. spot. at Lac.
Corn-New yellow cob corn is quot.
ed at $50 per barrel for deferred
shipment. Contract corn. spot. 52& :
track corn. yellow, No. 2 or better.
domestic, so.
Sales-None.
Oats-No. white. new. 45; No. ?
white. new. as to weight, 42l a4SE y
Rye-Bag lots Of nearby rye, as to
ern export. spot, 97h per bushel; No.
3, no quotation.
Hay-Receipts Of new hay today
were II tons.
The demand for hay is centered on
the better grades of timothy and
light mixed. which are selling at "A
range of $500 to 21.0O per ton for
fair to good quality of new mixed ha.
and timothy. While receipts are light,
they are sufficient for all demands.
Straw-No. l straight rye. nomi-
nal; No. 2 straight rye. nominal: No.
wheat, 1900: No. oat, I4.5Oai5. 90.
CHICAGO. October 10 - Although
wheat prices at first showed strength
Today as result of figures on farm
reserves. the market later declined ow-
ing to assertions that the report was in
complete. II was said the stocks in
country elevators and mills had been
omitted. This would make a difference
OF about 1O0.00O.o0O bushels. Opening
prices. which ranged from the same as
Yesterdays finish to TX higher. with
december at 1.l5s. to LICK and May
1.20 to 1.21. Were followed by moderate
setbacks all round.
Corn and oats parai. led the action of
wheat. After opening Is to Is at 3X
higher. including December IL AN to
iSh. corn receded IL slightly under yes
terday's close.
Oats started Is TO !. higher. Decem-
Der "a to 341s. and later showed losses
Provisions We're firmer with hogs.
The corn market closed steady at "A
net lower to i.a14 gain. with Decem-
ber AZ. to 49,.
Week end evening up of trades raj
lied the wheat market in the las, hour.
The close was unsettled at Il net de-
cline to a like advance with December
1.15"s to 1.157s and May 1.19"s to
l.2o
Evening star., 1921-10-15
AVS BACK TO FARM Is
UNEMPLOYED SOLUTION

fT. LOUIS. October 10 (SpeciaD.-A
Ation-wide back to the farm"
|pyement offers the only ORA actical
ID permanent solution Of the un-
|lployment problem, in the opinion
Charles c. Bell. seventy-three-
far-old "apple king OF BoonHlle.
b., here for a few days in the
urse of a business tour Of the
untry.
|'There IS Just one cause and cure
|r the fact that thousands Of these
In are tramping thestreets In search
jobs. It is because they and other
lung men have locked to the
|owded cities instead of staying on
|e farms, whore they belong.
"a few years ago used to pay
|om to 5 cents a bushel for pick
liz apples, and the pickers averaged
bout IS a day. This year the grow
Is paid from 10 to Is cents a bushel,
hd the workers were hard to get at
lose figures. It seems like the mod
In youth would prefer to half starve
the city rather than enjoy the
eace and plenty waiting him in the
bral districts"
hIr. Bell has orchards aggregating
Is acres. This years crop. he said.
only about 20 per cent of normal
ecause of heavy frosts last spring.
MFR. Bell has some novel ideas con-
ernirg health and prosperity. His
|essage to city workers is: Keep In
buch with things that grow and YOU
i'll stay young and live long. Get
usy, stay busy. Avoid waste, vice
nd booze and YOU will have health,
pnor and plenty"
Evening star., 1921-10-15
Grain, Produce and Live Stock
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.

LOCAL WHOLESALE MAAkHT.s
Eggs-Strictly fresh, per doz.. 4S;
average receipts. 46a47.
Live poultry-Roosters. per lb., IL;
turkeys. per .lb., ~; chickens: sprlns'
young, each, 35a50.
Dressed poultry-Fresh killed spring
chickens. per lb.. 30a34: hens. per ID.
81; ROSTERS, per lb.. %: turkeys. per
10" 40a45; keats. young, each, 60afo.
Pork-Dressed. small. per 1b., 15.
Live stock-Calves. choice. per H..
l2a12k; lambs, choice, per lb., 3; live
hogs. per lb.. S1a.
Green fruits-Apples. per bbl.. 6;5oa
l1.O0; per bushel basket. 2.00a3.2s;
lemons. per box, 5.00a7.68: California
oranges. per crate. 6.50a7.50: pears. 2.eo
a.: so baske.; ounces, per bushel basket
2.50aS.5e.
vegetables-Potatoes. new. No: !.
per bbl. 4.00a4.50; per sack. a.90,
sweet potatoes. per bbl., S.0oaS.5 .50: 0
es SeW York nearly cra3e per Celery
per doz.. 75a1.00: romaine lettuce: 199a H.
1.5O: cymblings. per crate. 1.50a2.0o;
spinach. per bbl., 3.00a5.00: onions
per lO0-lb. sack, 4.25a4.50: cabbagee.
2.5oa3.00 per bbL; cucumbers: 2:oOa
800; eggplants. per crate. 1.50a2.0o;
tomatoes, per box, 75a3.0o: corn. goa
so per dozen; beans, 3.50a4.50 per Dbl;
lima beans, 35a45 per quart; sprouts,
3oa30 per quart.
DAIRY MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. October Is Especially.
chickens, alive, springers. pound,
26a21: small and white leghorns, 23a
"a; old hens, 24a2s; small and white
leghorns. 20a22; old roosters. 15a16;
ducks 2Oa27: pigeons, pair, 35a40;
guinea fowl, each, 50a75: turkeys.
35a4O.
Eggs-Loss off native and nearby
first, doz., 4S; southern, 46.
Butter-Creamery.f fancy, h., 4sa49;
prints. 49a51: nearby. creamery, 44a
As; ladies. 3oa32: rolls. 26a3o; store
packed. 25a26: dairy prints, 2sa3o;
process butter, 3Sa34.
CHICAGO LIVE. STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. October 15.-(U. s. bureau
head compared week ago; corn fed
steeds and yearlings most Is to so
higher; spots on yearlings up more;
grassers warmed up steers and she
stock steady to % higher; bulls weak to
Is lower; light veal calves unchanged;
and feeders strong to Is higher.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head; uneven:
light lights steady to 10 higher: others
steady to 10 lower than yesterdays
average; top $50; best light and light
butchers, S.30as.50: bulk packing sows
bulk desirable. 100 to 1870 pounds. pigs.
S.25aS.S5.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; receipts
compared week ago: killing classes
steady to 25 higher: feeders % higher.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
NEW YORK CURB.

NEW YORK, october 15.-There
ere periods Of firmness and irregu-
.rity on the curb exchange today.
he reactionary tendencies late on
riday caused many operators to
estate at the opening. but before
ie end OF the first hour dealings in
-eased materially in volume.
The oil department was again the
enter of interest. City Service is.
ues continued prominent. the old
,mmon advancing sharply and up
arms were recorded in the preferred
"i the bankers shares.
Standard Oil of Indiana and Mer.
1T also were higher. Oil and Gas
ontinued to lead the low-priced
iiares. Lyons Petroleum held strong
I'D Maracaibo ran into profit-taking.
Business was unusually small in
90 miscellaneous stocks. Texas Gulf
as in supply. Chicago and Eastern
Illinois common was slightly lower.
sh-American Tobacco moved up
traction.
,joston and Montana was the fea-
- of the mining list. At the open
=, there was continuation Of the
Hing which came into the stocks
= before the close yesterday, but
cr declining slightly there was a
arp recovery.
Bonds were steady and price
.Inges were small
Evening star., 1921-10-15
LIBERTY ISSUES
WERE AGAIN FIRM

NEW YORK, October 15.-Irregu-
larity developed in the greater part
Of the bond market today except that
without interruption the liberties
went to even higher levels than they
touched finally yesterday. The SIS
made the most substantial gain of
the day, while victory issues re-
mained firm.
The foreign government section was
without feature.
Cuba Cane convertibles. in SYM
pathy with sugar Stocks. were ac-
lively sold at lower prices. while the
Cuban american Sugar rs were falrly
steady. There was considerable trad
ing in Western Union 61as at their
closing price Of last night. Pacific
Gas SIS were weak and at around 81
were down almost point on the day.
Wilson first Is showed some strength.
while on the other hand a fractional
decline occurred In the Virginia Caro-
lima debenture IS.
II is expected that the uncertainty
which exists regarding the proposed
loan to Cuba will be cleared next
week, when representatives of New
York banking houses will have re-
turned from that country.
Rail Bonds Active.
The rails were active today.
Strength was shown in several of
the old line issues. such as Southern
Pacific refunding AZ. Atchison As, I'LL
uois Central 5iks and Great Northern
Is. Seaboard Air Line issues were
fairly steady. On the other hand.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas As fluctu-
;.ted from Il quarter to d half point
below their last nights close and
st. Louis and San Francisco incomes
on one sale were almost point
lower. Iowa Central railway As went
down to 81. new low. 1t was an
other instance, of which there have
been many this week, Of the way in
which the uncertainty of the railway
situation has told against bonds of
the weaker roads.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
ADVERTISING LIFTS BUILDING

NEW ORLEANS, October 15.-New
Orleans building activities for the
first nine months Of 1921 were so per
cent greater in value than in the
same. period last year, with twice the
volume. From January to October.
1921, there were issued 2,201 building
permits, representing $6.027,774. In
the same period last year 1,15s per-
mits were issued, totaling $4,s94 ,450.
Increased activity was due largely to
collective advertising. There was
charges were too high, and the ma
terial men and contractors launched
three series Of advertisements, re-
citing that prices would likely go
higher, This stimulated revival of
construction work
Evening star., 1921-10-15

cial issues increased this week, send
ing some Of the most active bonds.
especially Ontarios. to higher levels.
Ontario Go Of 1843 were quoted ssk
bid and 80 asked, the 5hs of 1922
were s7E bid as against 9SN asked.
and the 4s Of 1926 closed at Sc bid
and S7k asked. The Manitoba is OF
April. 1925, were 94h bid. Sc asked,
the So OF April. 1922, were 961a and
SO, and the 6s Of August, 1925, were
96 bid. offered at 96La.
A Dominion securities house. a few
days ago, bought $4,000 of Mani
toba twenty-year IS at 97& in Cana
dian funds.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. October 15.-The
stronger technical position of the cot
ton market following recent heavy liq-
uidation was reflected in further raj
lies during today's early trading The
opening was points lower on Decrm-
Der. but generally 3 to 10 points higher
and before the end of the first hour
active months had sold Is to &c points
above last nights closing figures with
December touching 1910.
Trade interests were moderate buy
ers. bu. the support came largely from
further covering of shorts for over the
week end.
Futures opened steady-December
1910; January, 1892; March, 1885
May. 1913; July, 1893.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
WHEAT EXPORTS HALTED.

SEATTLE, October Is. Export
wheat operations on the coast have
been brought TO q summary termina-
ton by conditions of finance and ton
mage. Approximately 100000 bush
els of wheat have been received at
terminals against 100000 at this
time a year ago.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
REASURY CALLS
FOR $108,40D,0)D
49,,
Be Paid Tuesday.
Furry Likely.
Local Bonds.
BY I. A. FLEMING.

inother heavy draft has been made
ainst the credits arising to the gov
lment from the sale Of Treasury
ttificates and three-year notes Of
August offering.
To-day, in the large movement Of
pney. banks are paying in $21o,00c,-
} on the same account. and Secre-
" Mellon, who is retiring a large
kount of matured certificates to-
b. and also interest on the fourth
3erty loan issue. has asked for ~
b cent Of the balance of the credits,
be paid in to the respective fed
hl reserve banks on Tuesday OF next
kek.
fThis will take s1Os, 100000 from the
inks. and will, in all probability,
fIse another temporary furry in the
Pney market.
1T will also reduce the balance In
INKS to the credit of the govern
Int from the note and certificate
be to $163.000.o00.
Oldtime Winner q Loser.
TO those who have long memoray,
B fan Of the Chicago Northwestern
bm the heydey of its prosperity and
|eular payments of dividends on its
bck with steady accumulation OF
|rplus, the present day plight on this
|e-time great system is anything but
For six months ending with June 80.
e1, the company operated with a de-
lit of S12,462.74S although this in
|lded the payment of preferred and
hnmon dividends from the surplus
count.
Without dividends the deficit was
|0J0.111
L is not a pleasant situation. but 1t
part of the greatest trouble that
E counry is facing oday.
This situation Is forcing itself on
/; attention Of the powers that be.
J. just what 1t is. All boom stuff
+ Fitten on better railroad earnings
IS ignored depreciation. which
ould not be ignored.
Local Securities.
~ usual trading was light on the
.al exchange today, week end orders
ing few. The weakening trend on
all street has checked investment
u speculation in local, although
ere is rarely much of the latter in
is market.
rhe feature of the session was
op of IS in Potomac Consolidated
after opening at Sc. but after call
ey eased to S5.ss.
.iven more of n feature was the rise
Washington Gas 5s on very limited
les The first sale was at so, and
. second and final transaction, at
'otomc Electric General IS were firm
81.
There was not single transaction
shares, prices as indicated by the
4 and asked quotations indicatinsT
fairly firm tone.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
FLOUR TRAIN FOR ARMENIA.

WICHITA, October IA trainload
Of flour will leave Wichita for Ar
menia the. coming week as the result
Of sedgwick; county's plan to climax
It's wheat. show with another kind OF
wheat show. The response to calls
has been 30 great the first idea of
ave cars was enlarged: The, wheat
Evening star., 1921-10-15
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October 15.-Foreien
exchange irregular.
Great Britain-Demand. 3.S9: ca
bles, Ss9a; sixty-day bills on banks,
1856.
France-Demand. 1872: cables, 1925.
Italy-Demand, 4.04; cables. 4.04k.
Germany-Demand, S51a: cables, 66.
Holland-Demand, 33 362; cables, 33.74,
Norway-Demand. 1926. Sweden
demand, 1920. Denmark - Demand.
1910. Switzerland - Demand, 1910.
Spatn-Demand. 1885. Greece-Demand,
4.2S. Argentina-Demand, 31.50. Bra
zil-Demand, 1915. Montreal-911s.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
FOREIGN BONDS.

Quotations furnished by ". Z. lIibbs & Co.
(po.f,o rrScas.
Evening star., 1921-10-15
LIBERTY BOND CLOSING PRICES.

NEW YORK. October 15.-.Liberty
bonds closed-3,ss, 90.s2; first As,
$3.50 bid: second 4s, 92.6s; first Ans,
1914: second 4As. 92.72; third AIS.
e4.s2: fourth AIS. 93.02: victory 3Is.
99.40; victory Ans, 99.44.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-28
CONSERVATIVE PARTY
DISPLAYS HOSTILITY
TO SPANISH CABINET
[By Associated Press)

MADRID, Sept. IS Conservative
party leaders are displaying hostility
to the Spanish cabinet, it is declared
by the newspaper Ell Heraldo, which
adds that Liberal leaders are also crit
icizing the government and refusing
to cooperate with it. This would ap-
pear to indicate the early fall of the
Maurn ministry.
1t is further declared by the news
paper that the republic element will
soon open political campaign in the
provinces, demanding that parliament
be called into session. Many mem
bers of the cabinet are reported to
have opposed the reopening of parlia.
ment because of their fear that debate
over the Moroccan situation might
prove embarrassing to the cabinet.
Francisco Cambo, minister of fin
ance, has issued a statement that the
charter of the Bank of Spain, which
expires on December 81, will not be
provisiontlly prolonged by a royal de-
cree, as was reported to be the plan a
few days ago. He declared a bill rela-
tive to the renewal of the banks char
ter will be introduced in parliament.
In financial and political circles the
inference is drawn from this state
ment that parliament will reassemble
shortly.