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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
by \. T., johnson.

thit"d News STAFF Corrcspondcnt
'.pHpoN, AprIl S-tircat Britain is
divided iatr two hostile armies I'm
Tess some unforeseen event intervcnes
before midnight four days hence the
greatest labor war in history will
develop from "a threat To an ac,u,Iit,
ON the side OF unionism ana undcc
IN" banner OF industrial nationalf-
6ati"n and maintenance of high wage.
stand nearly 100000 men of three
great !edcratlons-M Miners. Transpor,
Workers, and Railway Men.
On tile other stand Great Br;,ain's
regular army. augmented by the en-
tire reserve forces called out by proc
iamaton of King George. the navy.
and citiHcn-volunteerS recruited from
the public.
FOR the first time in the history
OF the country" Lloyd George de-
clarcd i'll his announcement OF III.
kings proclamation, the nation is
confronted by an attempt TO coerce it
into capitulation b, the destruction
of it's resources. The government is
Fighting for the life of the COM
munity."
Again Meets Flat Refusal
Once more seeking TO bend Tho
miners will on the point OF guaran-
teeinS safety of the mines before
opening wage negotiations with ths
owners. the Premier again met fat
refusal hy The strike leaders to con-
slider anything bu; the wage dispute.
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BRITAIN AE2IIAS ON EVE OF GREA TEST LABOR F7(1E
Lumber Soars Sky Hi7h.
2 Board Cost Ruba 5000

WHENCE. MASS. hrrrl
Lumber sold ~ tn. h'ghcg, no.nt
over recorded hcrc. Whom WNuan
WachirsEi 90; 20 Chelmsford
street bought two board for
5000
Tho selling party. mysterious
stranger. told Niutam that these
were magic wishing BOARD tho
wodUs opcraudi ar which waa "a
unur Il certain liquid OF, them ana
iu, thcm together liE. q sand
wieh After tina, it wouih be
necessary for William 10 wait =
i"Yv hours aud meanwhile wtsh
hard for i blll Of whatever dc
nomination h. wanted TO appear
between III" boards
Th. proposition looked good to
William vino figured hc could
wfn Tor $1,000 hill. and sccur-
ing that, star, out on velvet"
80 tho deaf was r!oscd and the
stranger departed
William wished ana waited anil
waited and wished ". finally
wished the stranger had waited,
too. for, 10 his exceeding chagrjn.
the machine would not work Sow
hos Wishing for his s2,3op back
but with the help o! the police
instead of the boards,
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FEWER CASUALTIES IN
SlMN FEIN ATTACKS

DUBLIN April S-Thc Official
wcekl: summary of attacks against
tho police and military issued today,
indicates there are 10 signs or the
t'iacka diminishing. but The casual
lies suffered by The crown forces
during the week decreased To TWEEN
y i've as comrarcd with forty-six
last week.
seven police barracks were at
tackled and twc policemen murdered.
lie statement says, whiic ten civil
ANS were murdered by Sim reincrs.
There wcr" twcnty-siN attacks OF.
the mails and sixty-omc arrests for
political offcnses with thirty-six
nomvictio' :. I;ishty- orc persons
were informed Tho total number nov
imtcr"cd being ..5:I.
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ABANDON HOPE FOR
MISSING RALLOCIVLSTS
IHv AssociniodI,r,s, !,

WASHINGTON. April >.-Iiope mas
practically been abandoned by tho
Navy Department that the five men
Who left tn" Pensacola. Fla. ar STA
ton in free balloon y SCOT. March
-. Will ever h" found alive. accord
'ne |" an announcement made at the
department tonight; The search has
not been .utircly abandoned. tn.
statement said.
Th" hlEht was duly authorized. the
announcement said. for purposes of
instruction in night dying, four stu
dents being carried in addition to
Chief 9uaricrmastcr 6. * Wiikin-
son, wh" WAS III command.
In addition 10 Wilkinson. Whose
hom" was in Houston. TEX. those
aboard the balloon were: II V. Eicai.
Helivviiie III. John - Elder. Lob
anon, y y. T.. L. korshaw. Raync.
La, and w ~. Trcfry. Salem. Mass.
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FRENCH TROOPS SOON
TO OCCUPY RUHR BASIN
Entire IntlHStrinl CnmlncrriuI mud
Entire Industrial, Commercial and
Mining Activity Will Re
Taken Over.
HAS AssENT- OF BRITAIN
All Will Re Exploited solely for
Benefit of Preparations - United
States Government Will Not BE
Consulted.

PARIS. April S.-Thc cntir. Ruhr
ifasin will bc Invaded ana occupied
ON May by French troops. accord
inE to plans already completed and
To-Day approved by the government.
"' government processes already TO
nav secured the assent Of Great
Britain.
ne INVASION viii NOT bc military
""'A' y committee of economists. in
uhStrial LEADERS,, bankers and oth,-
""S!hcSS man, secretly appointed n
fortnight ago. today completed n plan
perfect in all details. by which Tho
'h'Irc Industrial, commercial and
IonntLnleI on I,agt l.nl .
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EFFORTS FA|L. TO
HALT T|E-UP BY
TRIPLE ALLIANCE
Empire Divided Into Two Hos
tile Armies as Threat Prom
ises to Become Actuality.
KINGS PROCLAMATION
CALLS DEFENSE FORCE
Early Impressions Are That
Government Has Drawn
First Blood.
PREMIER MEETS CHALLENGE
Army and Naval Reserves and Re-
serve Flying Corps Called to
Colors for Active DUTY.
MEETS CHALLENGE
Army and Naval Reserves and Re.
serve FLYING Corps Called to
tolors for Active Duty.
lEy Associated Press.

MONTREAL. April S.-Thc Amcri-
"'h Federation of Labor Is asked to
"rEH th" United Mine Workers or
america 4" refuse To mine coal for
"rcni britntn or for use by british
ships during the british coal strike
IN n resolution t"day before the cx-
''''''" committee Of the Federated
Trades and Labor Council. The res
"iuti"n was referred to the commit
tee az ~ meeting last night after N
StorniS discussion.
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FIELD LEAVES MINSTREL
SHOW TO RELATIVES
lEy Associatcd Press.

COLUMBUS, OHIO. April S.-Ry
his will. probatni today. \ G.. Field.
minstrel leaves his minstrel show 10
brother. Joseph T.. Hatfield. and TO
Edward Conrad. Il relative The
estate was estimated to be valued at
Sioo'ooo' real aud personal property
lie requested that the minstrel show
- continued
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COOPERATIVE AGENCY TO
MARKET GRAIN CROP

CHICAGO. April S.-Thc first CO.
operative agency for tho marketing
Of the nation'S crop has been launched
today with the adoption by delegates
from twcnty-thrcc StalvS of Il report
accommodating the cstahli shmcnt Of
il farmers grain marketing "rGaniza-
ti"n. The organization is known TO
hc the United states Grain Growers.
Inc
Nj farmers who pay an annual fcc
Of si0 each vii. have tho optional
right OF marketing their crops
through the cooperative orsaniza-
zion. ~ the end of the year :. bal
ance will be struck and all tunds not
needed for expenses Will be returned.
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|, FREE ICE CREAM TODAY At
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B. E. WALLACE. PIONEER
CIRCUS OWNER, is DEAD

ROCHESTER,. MINI. April S.-B.
T.. Wailacc. of rcru. Ind. one OF
'ho pioneer circus men OF this com
'ry. died al a hospital here last night
He had been receiving medical aiicn-
ton here sine. February II and had
suhmttcd to several operations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
TENSION ACUTE BETWEEN
RUSSIA AND FINLAND

SToCNtIol.M. April S.-Thc icn-
sion which has been noticeable re.
Gently between Russia and Finland
Is hccom!Is, more acute. BolSh"vists
have invaded tho RcpoIa and r"ra-
jcarVi districts. 10 which the Russo
Finnish peace treaty had Guaranteed
autonomy. Tho inhabitants Of Tho
districts are nccing into tho interior
rf Finland.
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ARREST TWO WITH STILL

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
GDLpSHcIio. y. e.. April S.--At the
Union station this afternoon rrohi-
hItion Officers Evans and Byrd ar
rested j. =. Hall and Vance korncEav,
of puplin County. alleged to have
been OF their way hom" With com.
pet" stiii and supply "f whisky they
were he'd in $500 bond each
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COON DOG STOLEN 81 YEARS
AGO; LEARNS THlEF'S NAME

RIPLEY. MISS. April S.-Aftcr NJ
ty-"nc years OF effort. G. w Low
rry Of Alcorn County. today learned
wh" st"l" coon dog from his
Georgia homo III 1870 through n
conversation with chance acuuaint-
aucc
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Ask Appeal for Federal Ala.

CI.ENEL.AND. ApTn Brother
hood chiefs here said today they had
received Il telegram from tn siN rail
road union lenders escorted out Of
Harrison. ARK, by citizens who re-
s,nted tho s;rik. t!e-up of the MIS-
souri, and North Arkansas Railroad
asking that an appeal for Federal aid
be seat To Washington.
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.IIIlic nnn IliCs.

NEW YORK. April $. Mrs. vii
liam i'avcrsram, who while she was
on the stage WAS known aS Julie OPP,
died here today at the rost-GIaduatc
Hospital afinr an nncratinn.
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sc,cra, injured in .inaama wrc....

MACON. Ga" .\pri S.N missed
train. passenger ana freight was
dcrailcd Lctwccn hufauII. Ma. and
OZARK, Ala. tonight. according 10 re
ports to the Central of Georgia Rail
road here. Early reports Indicate 8
that several persons we're injured
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STATES MUST KEEP
ROADS IN REPAIR
Federal Aid Will Be Withdrawn
Unless Conmonwealtl1s Guar
antce Maintenance.
PRESIDENT VERY EMPHATIC
Autos and Motor Trucks Cause
Most Destruction. and Should
Bear Expense, He Says.
PRESIDENT VERY EMPHATIC
ny J. Frcdcrick is.,nry.

iSD'ci"l L" Tho Times. pispatch.l
WNSiilNGTpN. Apri! The Hard
ing administration today dccrccI
'hat there shall be $40 additional
Fedora! aid to good roads unless and
um'il tho states h"cumc parties to -
p"rmanont system of maintenance.
The rr.sid nj said it was "col!y" for
the Federal government TO cNpond
n!iiliong on roads when these high
way- are prcmitted /" do;.riorat..
shortly after construction because pT
the iaoi Of maintenance funds.
The cdict of President Harding 81,
All prohabilty means thor" wn, he
"' good roads legislation at Tho ap-
rr"a"hiug session uf Congress. wh!tl,
is a matter ni widespread interest in
states iik" Virginia. whorc local
movements have Just gained hcadvn:'
ana have been prodical.L 10 q great e
"r OF loss c&tcnt upou Federal all.
Il q roads hill IS passed. j, w.ll hc so
w"rd"d that no stat. can derive any
''en"iit, 'horouni"r until that state
iorm,iy has entered an arrangement
90 maintain It's highways after con-
.'tru"iiru ',i.h Federal all
License system, should PAY
President Harding h"ii.voS tina, the
license system IN any stat. practical
~ shoulG pas for maintenance. 1t IL
his observations that automobiles aud
motor truck cause most of the d.
-trur;i"m Of roads, and traffic. he
thinks should hear tn" maimt, manc,
II "NponE. Tho President insists
,hat there must hc found some way
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Archbisnop of Dublin Dies.

LONDON, April t9:29 y. NJ. sat
urday). Or. Walsh. Catholic Arch
bishop OF Dublin. d:cd at ,a:a3 o'clock
this morning.
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FREE ICE CREAM TO-DAY AT
ON ROE PAP k Compliments
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The Weather

showers today; tomorrow generally
fair nnd colder. accompanied
by variable winds.
For weather repos; see Edltor,ni Pas.
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The New York herald., 1921-01-04
Reinvestment Demand.

Ellnination of tax selling. repurchase
OF investment holdings temporarily sold
to record losses, particularly In low
priced issues, and reinyestment of Ian
uary interest and dividend disburse-
ments were factors in the generally up
ward price movement of Yesterdays
bond market. fractions, low priced ran
issues and high grade industrial bonds
We're in the greatest request. There
was active business in Government is
sues, the advance in tax EXEMPT g1h.
being the largest. Such foreign Gov
ernment issues as Belgian 71As and
United Kingdom 51as made substantial
gains from last weeks lows
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
steel Operations.

The mills of the United States Steel
Corporation in the Youngstown district
are operating at close to 100 per cent of
year, according TO Youngstown advices
received here yesterday. The indepen-
dent mills in the same district are doing
approximately so per cent. of capacity.
Although the corporations plants are
expected to run along at high rate for
considerable time, 1t was said that the
Independents IN many cases were fac
ing further serious curtailments or even
shutdowns.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
Bonds Called I'm January.

Although there is an unusual number
OF ponds called for pyament this month
IN ADVANCE OF maturity dates, most of
the issues are for small amounts in ra-
sponse to sinking fund requirements
The aggregate of bonds called in Jam
uary is $2,7S1,O00. against $2,019OO0 in
December and S5,S47, 200 In January.
1871. OF the amount called 81, 100000 rep
resents bonds called in entirely. Among
them is an issue of $4,000 Of ST. Maui
rice Paper Company first 6s, due in 1916.
payable on January l at 1O5. The In
ternational Paper Company paid off
yesterday $4,000 in per cent bonds
at 105.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
WflIys-OverIand.

Walter p. Chrysler. vice-president of
the Willys-Overland Corporation, has
ADVISED all distributors and dealers of
a temporary change in that company s
policy by which during the first part of
1921 the only production of either over
land. or Willys-knight cars will consist
of those which have been actually or
dered. I'VE have materially reduced
our outstanding obligations" said Mr..
Chrysler, "and have followed the pol
icy of liquidating finished product Our
stocks in the field are very low and the
total number of finished cars that we
have in Toledo is less than 900. Two
weeks of business throughout the coun-
try VIII completely absorb every fin
ished car.''
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
Copper.

Walkers Weekly Copper Letter says
The principal asset of each copper
producing company is the copper locked
up in its own resources. 1t is, OF
course. not good business to exhaust
these resources when operating costs are
abnormally high and the market price
of the metal abnormally low. From the
business point of view there is nothing
else for the mining companies to do but
curtail productions, and when they once
cooperate definitely upon such a policy
the situation will undergo marked
change for the better"
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
Freight Loadings Decrease.

Heavy decreases occurred In freight
loadings during December, according to
hgures from Chicago, and in the case OF
most western roads heavy reduction in
traffic more than offset increased freight
rates granted by the Interstate Com
merce Commission. In December freight
loadings of the Illinois Central, exclu-
sive of coal, decreased 12 per cent.
The Northwestern lost more than is
per cent; the Burlington, per cent. /:
the Rock Island. 76 per cent; the
santa Fe. per cent. The st. Paul
also shows a decrease
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
Record Bank CIearings.

New York bank clearings established
yesterday new high record, the total
amounting to $1,423, ,063,7Ss. The pre-
vious high record was made on January
z, 1920 when they totalled $1,3S5,S07,-
$50. The increase is due largely to the
year end bank payments and maturing
treasury pills. On several occasions
during the last year, on days following
a holiday or the consummation Of some
Dig financing. bank clearngs have eA-
ceeded the billion mark.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
BnIdNin,r Production.

The Baldwin Locomotive Works dur
ing 1920 turned out 1,545 locomotives,
against 1.09s in the preceding year. 3.34S
In 1918, the record year. 2,737 in 1917
ana 1889 in 1916, The output last year
was about evenly divided between those
for fSreign and those for domestic order.
For .oreign account 7s7 locomotives
were constructed. OF which 773 were
steam. twelve electric and two gas. For
domestic s-der 457 were steam, EOS cleo
trio and th-se gas.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
RoySI Dutch.

No date has been set for the dis
tribution to holders Of New York shares
of Royal Dutch of the 10 per cent. in
terim dividend recently declared by that
company. The dividend is payable on
January II in Holland and the Equitable
Trust Company announced yesterday
that when the dividend should be re-
ceived holders OF New York shares would
be notified of its distribution date.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
Republic Rubber to Resume.

The Republic Rubber Corporation will
resume operations on January 10 after
being closed down since December 23 for
inventory and repairs, according to an
announcement made yesterday. It's
pneumatic tire, tube and solid tire de-
partments will begin with three eight
hour shifts on January 10, and its me-
cianical goods departments will resume
on January II.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
Canadian Exchange.

The first business day of the new year
brought a sharp advance in the premium
OF New York funds in Montreal. the rate
rising to II 9-f6 per cent, against final
of 1914 per cent. on Friday and high
record of 1914 per cent. made during
last month. There was a corresponding
increase in the discount on Canadian
funds in New York. The relaxation In
that premium during last month was
recognized as merely temporary.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
Copper Production I'm 1920.

The smelter product of copper from
domestic ores in 1920 is estimated by
government officials at approximately
l,235 100000 pounds, against 1886. .00O,-
600 pounds in 1919. The production of
refined copper from foreign and domes-
tic ores in the year was about 1878, ,OO0.-
600 pounds, approximately 1876, 900, 900
pounds less than in the preceding year.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Gold Imports.

Kuhn. Loeb & Co. announced yester-
day that the Finland was bringing
S1.600.000 gold from England. and the
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria S2,400.0 900
gold consigned TO them from Roth
schild's and representing yellow metal
purchased In the open market. On the
movement. which started more than a
year ago and which promises to continue
for several months. ss7.OOo.ooo has been
Imported.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
After Equipment orders.

1t was learned yesterday that Ameri-
con equipment corporations will be bid
dsrs on the contract for 119 locomotives
aud tenders for the Spanish Government,
which will be opened on January 15.
BIDS for $500 freight cars for that Gov
ernment will close on January 25.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
DISCOUNT RATES. RESERVE BANK.


Best names. 3 TO O months. s............... 9
Other names, to months. hs...............
DISCOUNT RATES. RESERVE BANK.
Commercial paper. 10 days, I; 10 TO 90
days. Z. Liberty bonds and Victory notes,
is days, g f6 TO 90 days, O. Bankers sc-
ceptances. 10 to 90 days, Q.
OPEN MARKET RATES.
Prime eligible acceptances. on cali 6 re-
discountable at Reserve Bank, 90 20 30 days,
G%fGis; non-members and private bankers.
eligible, 90 to 90 days, o&a6it; non-eligible.
90 TO 30 days, sd7is.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges. 81 ,423. .o63, ,7ss:
balances, s101 ,2T5, ,42f; Federal Reserve credit
balances, 500. 046,07o.
SILVER MARKETS.
official bar silver IN New York domestic
n9ihc. an ounce. unchanged. foreign, 85Mr
up 1Hc London, 4iAd.. vp Nd. Mexican
dollars, 50c., up fho.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
SUGAR.

The range OF prices In yesterdays
sugar future market follows:
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record. able.
Am. Coal OF Allegheny Co.,
q, S1...................... IL Feb.
Amalgamated nrgar, lat pf,
W. ...................... Jan. II Feb. 2
Hamilton wooen Co., 3. a. SO. Dec. 81 Ian. 10
Inter. Nickel. pf, q, $1.50.. Jan. IL Feb.
Miami Copper Co., q, soc. Feb. 1 Feb. IL
Natl. I,icorice, =. a., $3.50. Jan. Jan. II
Natl. Bicorice, ex., S2......Jan. 3 Jan. IA
Shaffer OIL and Refining Co,
pf, q, S1.75.................D Dec 81 Jan 25
Standard Motor Cons. Co,
$3.50 ...,..................Ja Jan. Feb.
". s. OIL CO., q. $3.50. .......Jan. 90 Feb.
". s. oil Co, pf, q, $3.50. =. Jan. 20 Feb.
Washington Water Power
Co., q, St.75............... Dec. "a Jan. Is
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
SOUTH AMERICA.


3g.f4 rio dc Janelro, cents n milreis;
Demand .....l l43Ih i4.l2lh i4.25
Cables ........t1.50 1926 1i.37h
42.f5 Buenos Aires, cents peso:
Demand ..... .g3.G7h 1926 a4.12is
Gables ........ 1910 33.3iM 34.20
1O3 80 Uruguay, cents dollar:
Demand ....7ts2 I3s5it 1!.992N
Cables ........Ei.-e 1f.12is sfbIis
CANADA.
New York funds In Montreal, si75 30 pre-
mium per Si 600; Montreal FUNDS In New
York. flS % discount per 81 1000.
MONEY MARKET.
MONDAY, JANUARY 3.
CALL LOANS.
Renewals .......... I'll asst ...............
High ............... 7lYears high ...... %
Low ..4............ 7lYear's low ......... Q
TIME LOANS.
Mixed collateral. 60 10 10 days. .7d1K
Nxcd collateral I 10 months. ......71Tis
Industrlels 60 10 90 DAYS. s.......,,......I .Iik1a
tndustrials, TO months. ,fhQs
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
EARNINGS STATEMENT.

KANSAS CITY sortTurnN
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
Ex DIVIDEND TABLE.

wednesday:
Bell Tel. OF Penn. a. .sr..s, - ~~sx, ~ $3.50
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

Best names. 3 TO O months. hs................
Other names, to months. ..............
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
OPEN MARKET RATES.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
SILVER MARKETS.

Clearing House exchanges. 81 ,423. .o63, ,7ss :
balances, s10i ,2T5 ,42f; Federal Reserve credit