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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-06

ford. Hun,on. Williams and Ander-
son. Richmond.
The defendants namod IN the suit
are: The Dixie Peanut Company.
suffolk; suffolk Peanut Company:
Wavcrly peanuC Company. Waverly:
Bain peanut Company, Wakefield;
American Peanut Company, Norfolk;
Lummts and Company. New Jersey
and suffolk: Barnhart Mercantile
Company. Petersburg; Edenton Pea
nu, Company. Edenton. y. c.; Farm
crs Peanut Company; Clark Peanut
Company: Thomas y. Maclin. trading
as John II. Mac.in Company. Peters
burg. w. y. Harris. trading as
Wakefield Company: Matthew H.
Moore, Robert y Pretlow. and John
y. Hret!ow. trading as Prctiow Pea
nuT Company. and the following
trading a. Franklin Peanut Company.
OF Franklin. Va, Roger /. Beale.
James c. Realc. Cyrus W. Bea!c. II.
w. Beale. James /. Beale. Miss 1.
l.. Hcaie. Mrs. W. II Cullers.
Actual loss OF $l.200.00O is claimed
by the plaintiff through the alleged
conspiracy OF the defendants. Tn
der the sherman antitrust law dam
ages 10 the extent OF three times
the amount OF The actual loss may
be claimed
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MARYLAND TO SEND
STRONG ELEVEN HERE
Coach Byrd Pushing Players
for Contest With Spiders
on Saturday.
[ Spccinl TO Tho Timcs. nisnntch-1

iSpcc,ai 70 inc Times Dispatch
COLLEGE PARK, MD. oct. s.
University of Maryland will send n
we'll balanced and well-traincd eleven
against the University of Richmond
Saturday. Coach BYRD gave his play
crs their last hard work this after
noon IN preparation for the contest.
= protract"d session. including a half
light signal drill will be indulgcd
IN The squad Will come TO Rich
in9nd saturday morning.
ne Maryland OUTFIT. which will be
made up mainly OF veterans, while
not bulky. Will carry sufficient pound-
aye to take care Of itself. The line
field l63. and the team ~.
There Is only one 200 poundcr on
the team. He is Captain Andy N!sbet.
tackle: who carries 2l7 pounds. only
IMAM lS". hut none Of the linemen
20 below it0, and all are ranry. we'll
nul!t ie!LowS. with no really SLOW
ones in the bunch They carry iujt
enough weight not to effect their
speed
only one of the stars Of the team
VIII be missing when Richmond Is
met. lie is Pugh, brilliant half back
VINO is nursing bruised shoulder
Every other member OF the squad is
IN the best OF shape.
II Richmond wins she will have
beaten Il good football team and viii
.uiiE deserve her laurcls.
Maryland's probable starting line
up with the weight of the men fol-
Left end. Young O7W or Hcine
td1o): left tackle. Captain Nisbct
GID; left guard. Moore Ge2): center.
.tli!ey II5); right guard. !. Smith
IiIh) or bromley NSS): right tackle,
iurSar tl90). or NJ. Ercwcr ITD:
right end. Latham QTD or Hough
$50: quarter back. Semlcr I5O) or
Groves GGOl: left half. Bosicy (l5U) ::
right half, Branner I1U); fun back.
McQuadc (lS4.
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PEANUT GROWERS ASK
S3,6D0,00O DAMAGES
"Goobcr War" Carried TO
United States District
Court at Norfolk.
LARGE CONCERNS INVOLVED
Cleaners md Shelters Association
Charged with Conspiracy Ia Rem
der FIulntIR fnsUlvcnt-Amo mount
LurRest Ever Sought in Virginia
Court.
'EItNs INVOLVED
Lnv Associated rrcss-1

NORFOLK, VA. oct. 5.-Suits for
the recovery OF 100000. three
fold damages under the Sherman
antitrust act today was Instituted
in United States District Court here
by the Peanut Growers Exchange
against Il score OF more individuals
and concerns. members OF the Ma.
tional Peanut Cleaners and Shell
ers' Association in Virginia and
North Carolina.
The action. which involved the
largest amount In damages ever
claimed In the courts OF Virginia, 10
an outgrowth OF the o-callcd pea
aut war" with the growers organi-
cation on the one side and the clean
ing and Smelling concerns on the
other. In brief the defendants. in
GLIDING some Of the largest peanut
1,nccrns in the world. are charged in
the declaration filed by the grow
crs' exchange with conspirinG to
render the exchange insolvcnt
through alleged manipulation OF the
market price OF peanuts. II is al
legged that the defendants control 80
per cent OF the Virginia panuts
grown in Virginia and North Caro-
lima and controlled the market
price.
The manner in which IL is alleged,
the defendants conducted the con-
sniracy. as explained in the dcclara-
ton, was as follows:
Snys Price Were Kept Higher.
During October. November and
December of last year. the defen-
dants kept the price of peanuts
higher than conditions Justified. in
order TO induce the plaintiff to ad-
vance money on the crops of Its
5000 grower members beyond what
the crops would bring when ready
for sale.
Then on January I. It Is alleged
the defendants dumped large guam
titles of peanuts on the market and
forced the price down from one
eighth to one-fOurth sent a pound,
TO depress the price OF peanuts SO
that tho advances made by the cx-
change should exceed tho market
value OF tho peanuts put up as
security.
II is further alleged that tho de-
PENDANTS sought to induce banks
and other agencies which had al.
vanccd money TO the growers ex-
change to call loans made TO the
plaintiff. and that tho exchange had
been represented as insolven,
Employ Richmond Law Firm.
Attorneys for the plaintiffs are
Aaron sapiro. OF New York and
California;; q. Frank Story, Of
Franklin. and the law hrm OF Mum
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OPERATOR FILES SUIT
AGAINST MINERS
~ Assoc!nted press.l

CLAitkSECEG ". VA. Oct 81
SUIT for 36o.ooV damages. based on
IN" opinion ia the famous Coronado
case. was Med in Circuit Court here
today against The United Mine Nork :
or" OF America. By X. NJ. Sine.
clarkshurg coal operator.
Slpe contends that the union has
peFSistent!y refused to sign an
agreement with him. and that as n
,.nu'' ne Is unable to work the
Miller mine near WilsOnburg. This
:":hc is leased by S!pc from m.
Hudson Coal Company.
the refusal Of the union. It IL
said, !s based on the fac1 tina, tbn
Miller mine Is under direction Of
me Hudson Company, which one.
ba sis.
with the fling OF the suit. attach.
ment proceedings are made on nj,
check-off funds in Harrison County,
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(UBS EVEN SERIES
WITH WHITE SOX
[Rv Assoclatcd prcss.l

CHICAGO, oct. 5-The Chicago
Nationals cvencd up the series FOR
the city Championship with their
American League rivals today by
winning 0nc-s!dcd game, 10 10
8 IL was the first game the Ma
tionalS had won since 1915. the Junior
orEanization having won thirteen
straight games.
IN" CUPS launched "a heavy bonn
bardmcut against Ted Blankenshin
anu drove him from the box in the
seventh Inning. after which Manager
young pitchers.
Osborne was hit hard in only two
innings and pitched great ball in the
other innings.
Johnny Evcrs. former manager of
the Chicago nationals. who has been
acting az assistant TO Manager Glca-
son. replaced Mulligan at third base.
was given Il big hand by the crowd
but he had nothing to do
tomorrow VIII be an open date and
the scene of host!litics Will shift
TO the White SOX park saturday
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AT Jamaica
JnIiinica Results.

First race. hve and onc-half fur
ionGs- Dolores, liz ISandc). TO /.
exen 70 ?. won. Mawcoron. 10
ond. humboldt lo5 Garke), . to l..
10 :! even, third. Time, 1906. ola.
mion, Deep S.nker. Blue Teal. Mary
Patricia, spread Eagle, Pass.marIa.
also ran.
second race. mile and sixteenth
TO =. won; Lackawanna. IO5 a.. IA,
tori, 10 .. TO 4. out. second; iio-
!eh. III tJo!!y). 10 To !. 10 even.
third. Time. La. Maize, Wlicn-
"9iH' !'."s!. also ran.
Third race. six furiongs-The Pc
ruv.an. lI5 (McCoy). 10 /. 3 To >,
TO .. won: Sight Boat, III diam
inond), IL 10 /, TO l. . TO =, second
EVIL lla 'SHnde)' to !. TO o. / to
shancr. Sling. Swift Grass. Eager
Eyes. Maggie Murphy. Pierre Rhue,
jug. also ran.
Fourth race. six f urlongs-'Cy-
ciops, ~ lMcAatec), 3 to /. even, l
to ., won; Tall Timber, ll2 CsutweID.
, to /. { to ). ] to ., second. Cherry
h.rd. Time, lIl l-5. Hcrcmon.
OSPREY, Bud Lcrner, Dream Maker,
Bay onct, also ran.
Gerry Belmont entry. Bayouct
added starter.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Chilc. lie
(SandeJ. TO >. . TO !. ) to 5. won:
Faithful Girl. lO9 Millcr). 4 to /. . TO
!. even. second: Winnipeg. ll2 (Fair-
brother), to ], TO l, even. third.
Zine. 1901. Sophia Goldman, Patsy
b.. Wigcc. Ella c., SOvic., Urea n,
Days, Conundrum. Lucidus. Bargain,
Margaret Loretta. Canada, Temptrcss,
Runmath. also ran.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
--Tanfcrinc. 1903 U3clD, to l. 8 TO >.
] TO =. won; Pilgrim. ITO Cparkc),
even. to 3. to ,, second: Story
Teller. l03 (Thomas). s to /. 3 to /.
even. third. Time. .l:43. June Grass
and John Paul Jones also ran.
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Top Notch 100: 'Bon Garoon. Io?: Belle
% blue EidE" los; Water Girl. !cs; Bel
phr!.on!a. log. Thsscl. ITO.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures. ZOO. Iiar-
non!ous. i0a, Cross!ess, iO3: Tratanvs
cine Rankin, lo+: 'Deckma;e. lO7:
ChalRn. 0s.
F!ith racc-:ni!e and an cigh,h-Kath-
crime Rankin. ioi; h.Deckma,.. ic7:
Moody. !01. W"ukeag, l07: 'Bar Coy.
!oT: G"NiHan; Ia. Kings Belle. 1913:
Iicnir!c. IL; PhR!ar!s, ~.
sixth r"ce-m.ie-Mock Orange 80:
Cromwell. 81; May Blossom. zoe. Duc de.
Mo!hy. lO2i Dream OF the Valley. lOi:
SLIPPERY E.!n. !U1. Goa!cr. 100.
Seventh rac"-ni,- and q sixteenth
Fiec"y Sne"Ey, 1908. 'ClnHsnan. iOs; .Our
hi3thnay. 100; MT. y, i07; Montaivo. IGg;
'Can!Ounare. ii3, Cote Dor, ll3: Conner
Demon. !i5. Balus;rade. III.
Five pounds apprentice nlloYan,s
Claimed. Weather clear. track fast
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RAIL AND TRACTION
BONDS IN DEMAND
Transportation Liens Score
Gains on Increased Car
Loadings.
tBy Associated Press.I

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.--Heavy buy
Ing OF railroad and local traction
bonds. several OF which registered
ing development In today's broad
and active bond dealings Foreign
issues opened generally higher. but
yielded later in response to a drop
in exchange rates. Liberty issues
were mixed. changes being witnin
a ten-point radius.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit issues
wcr" the individual features. The
certificate IS climbing @l-2 points
and the stamped is ILL., Hudson
and Manhattan incomes were up a
point. and the Third Avenue - and
lntcrhorouEh Rapid Transit group
advanced fractionally.
Railroad liens made 4 much better
response TO reports ot Increased car
loadingS tEan the stocks. gains of
TO 81 being recorded by Denver
and RIO Grandc consolidated Is and
r"rundlng Is Atchison adjustment
IL stamped and tn" couy"riibI" ~ Of
1860. Wheeling and Lake Erie is.
Erie General IS. Pennsylvania con
sclidatcd l-2s. Southern hallway
general Is. Texas and Pacific i. Sea
board Air Limo consolidated Is ANA
Rio c;randc and Western As. Scaho;..1
Air Limo adjustment IS reacted II
point.
In the domestic list. Invinciblc
OH SIS. Commonwealth power 6s.
American Telephone convertible IS.
Derby ss. LisEctt and Myers 5s and
L. S. Realty Is all advanced point
or more. while Wilson convertible 6s
slipped back.
Total sales. par value. were sl3.-
1900.
There were no OFFERINGS of any
Importance today.
LIBERTY
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JanlnicR Entries.

First race, five and onc-half fur
longs--Brothcr Pat, l07: 'Sir Sidney
100. Keenan,. lis; Homcstretch. 1917
Ruddy. l09; L.eloba, lui; Satellite
los; .Chicf Flynn. 100
Second race. mile and sixtccnth-
'Carmcncita, III; Service star, l07;
Thistlebloon, IS; Witchwork, l05
lIoreb. ne: Liberty Girl. ll2: Scot
fish Chief, ll2: Wylie. 100: Lord Her
bert. ll2, orderly. ll2. 'Scarchlight.
Ill. l07: Consort, 10.
Third race. i've and one-half fur
longs-Rock Salt, 1l2: 'Petcr Brown,
81: Cape Clear. ia: Roseate, H.. l0i
Prince of Umbrla. los: Lady mex
1903: Sequel. 90: Prima Donna, l04i
Rigel. 108.
Fourth race. milo and seventy
yards-Wild Heather. ITO: TufteA
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Montana Bunk Closes.

ERhNT FAI.LS. MONT. Oct. s.
Doors OF tho Commercial NatIona
Hanlt hero did not open this morn
ing. suspension having been an
Hounccd last night BY tho board OF
directors. Tho suspension announco-
@@m; "avc the banks deposits as
g 700 and its loans S1.605.o00
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II: George, 100; Broomflax. LOG;

Fifth race. mile nnd seventy yards
Wild Heather. ilG. canyon. l05;
'ThistlcbloonS %: Scotland Yet, 100:
Brihcsman. ZIG; King Albert. 1922:
vendor. los: Duncccap. 100.
sixth race. six furlonRs-Supcr-
cargo. us; Beiski. ll2; Poe. ll5: Tho
llottcntot. 115; Good Time. ll5; Anna
NJ. ll2: Miss Finn, ll2: Occidental,
ll6: Luck Antoin. rs: Fitzgibbop,
l15. Clear. fast.
give pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
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JUNG JURY Is RESULT
OF THE CONWAY TRIAL
DisnErrcs In DRUG Cnsc After Sew
crnl Hours OF DeIii,crn tion-Mnrk
Ridley Acquitted.

For the second time since his ar
rest more than year ago. Il hung
jury yesterday resulted in tho trial
on Jacob s. Sonny" Conway.
charged with violating the Harrison
narcotic act. The jury was dis
charged. after several hours of de-
liberation.
AT the request of tho district nj =
iorney, Mark Ridley was acquitted
on n charge Of violating the Harri-
son narcotic act and Rosa Ridley was
sent to jail for ten months.
Paul Ronalson was sent to iail for
thirty days by Judge D. Lawrence
Groner for violating the national pro-
hibition law.
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This Will Interest
the Richmond
First Club"

Everything that helps Rich
mond is Of interest to the
Richmond First Club" and
that is why l am bringing the
RichmOnd-New York Steam
ship Line to your attention.
You men are doing a very
splendid thing in giving your
time and energies to help
Richmond.
The boat line is helping
Richmond, too. In a nutshell,
it is enabling Richmond ship
Ders to make shipments to
New York in two days. The
same or less time than ex-
press usually takes. More
over, it is enabling them to
ship at lower rates than the
usual freight rates, for water
rates are lower. Again, it is
furnishing regular, depend
oDlc service. WO DOatS odCn
way every week.
The boat line has made
Richmond an ocean port.
Many of you are shippers.
Are you using the boat line?
1t will save you time and
money. 1t is sure and safe.
Tell shippers about it. 1t
will help them and help Rich
mond. Call us up and let us
give the rates and tell you
about the service.
Watch fo ) hese sto-
ries Of the Richmond
New York Steamship
Line every Tuesday and
Thursday.
S. a. OVEN,
General Manager.
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At Laurel

FRS; rn:c--s!x furongs-Nooa Glide. io5
Giovanni. CSC ssh. J won; Faith e. lO7
tMorr!s>. 1880. 40. second. este H.. io7
GLang>. $50. ;hi:i Time. 1913 80. Pa
p!!lon. Sweet and Pretty. Elmer Dyer. We
ronica, BE TEucman. Billy Gibson. Radiant
ana Joscphi"c &. also ran
Second race---sice picohase; about two
m!ics--Repura,ion. 1870 ,Cheyne). GO.
$40. 2.7O. first: Natalie. ii5 UioInes).
Il.iO. $50. second; Vica:Te. 1870 tMerglerl.
$40. third. Time. 400. The Sphinx.
Gimme. Happy Chance. Westinghouse and
i!onacour; also ran.
Third observation-disclosures. ia tMor-
ris). 1890. $40. $50. nrst: RRcquctte. iO2
(McI.ane) $50. $40. second: Welcome
Fiino. l:i7 IS. Gypsy Joe. Rummel. Pc
tit" Dame n!so ran.
Fourth racc--nvc and half furlonEs-
Transnm. iO7 callahan, go, ego, out
first; Comixa. 10! n'oncc). 40. out, see
Dad: Prince Regent. li0 (Morris). ont.
;hI:i. rim". l:e6 As. Clare. Elizabeth
Bean also ran.
F!cth rnce--m!le-poliy Ann. 100 tMor.
ris), 1850. $50, $50. first; Knot. lo9
(Keogm. 3, go. second; Thimbic. l09
81. Rowan). $40. third. Time. lao.
ium. by Jimmy. Grace Mayors Muttikins.
ProdirIous also ran.
Sixth race-s!x fur!ongs-Apcx. 90 tMc-
ianc). go. $40. 3.7O. first: Cumsah. lo4
Jewel. 100 tRowaD. $50. third. Time.
ll3. Minute Man. TorChy. Johnny Dun
dee. Lunctia. Weinndcr. ouecTeek also
ran.
seventh racc-miie ana three sixteenths
ing Trojan, los tMartin). 23.lo. 70. $50.
first: oval Duck. ll3 ronce>. $50. 2.
second: Dcbadou. liz uanE). $40. thnd.
Time. 2:Ol. Dolly c.. Thistle Queen.
Padua. Sunny IIill. Little Ed Ting Ling.
Star Realm. Anniversary also ran.
Entries.
First receive and half furiongs--
'Armadec. 100: 'Pikcsvillc 100: Confcd-
eracy. l05; Miss Ruth L.. iO5; Hlue China.
!oj: Lady Liverpool. lot: 'CruEic. i07:
Miss Miami. ll3: Hoy. Il?: rannsian. liz,
Second racr-s,x furlungs--' calistoGa'
9S: 'Dongh Girl. IS: 'Indian Prince. loI:
'Rolo. l0S: Joseph Brsnt. 100. Dan Boil
.ng ioG; Keziah. 100; Jock Scot. los:
Silver Springs. 10; Or. Johnson. 10:
Whaicb"ne, 10: Natural, 10: Bodanzky.
10; Ultra Gold. 10; Anticipate. ii2.
Also el!gihle-Boobed Hair. 06: Ettahe.
10: Perigourdine. III: 'T!tanis, l08;
Moss. l6.
Third race--lhrls-Littls Hop. 100:
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CURB QUOTATIONS
ISDUSTRI.tIS.

NEW YORK. oct. 6-TrauBact!gus on tho
New YORK. curb market toLay were as FOL
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LIBERTY LoAN nom MAnKtr

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-, October 9 1872.
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800 Stand q Ny ia ID2l Ingss iNoir ,0;st
los 900 stand OH y Y si.s II9iI ;0sit i6gut
1000 Sugar State Or 7s as oS "a
LOO sun OIL 7s............... l0es 1925 lo2i,
Ncn Swift and Co. lesl..... lo27S l02k ies7s
600 Swift and Co Gj...... 81 ssit 3D.,
1B.0o0 Timkon Roller .-.-.... 8aH sill siI
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erano ST. FREDDIE, che pareva 81 fosse
posta fra essi la morte. Essi separa-
vansi bruscamente ripiglavano il
loro posto, Allora Paffogato scivola
va di nuovo al Ioro fianco con un
ghignazzare di trionfo. Teresa tre-
mava non pigliasse il capriceio al ca
davere di profittare del suo trionfo
per istringerla sua volta nellie EIe
imputridite braccia da padrone le-
gittimo. La giovane donna aveva un
fremito d'orrore Lorenzo, che u
diva denti di lei scricchiolare, an
dava sulle furie.
- Perche' trent? - lie gridava -
Avresti paura di Camillo?. Sta
certa che il pover'uomo non le seHte
piu' le sue ossa a quest'ora.
Ambidue schivavano di confidarsi
Ia cagione del loro fremiti. QuandC
un'allucinazione rizzava dinanzi a6
uno di essi la maschera liyida del
.l'annegato, quello chiudeva eli occhi
81 racchiudeva mel suo terrore, nor
| osando parlare al'altro della visione
per timore di edterminare una crisi
ancora piu' terrible. Anorehe' Lo
renzo, spinto al colmo, in una rab
bia di disperazione aceusava Teresg
di aver paura di Camille, quest,
nome pronunciato ad alta voce, deter
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pei comuni dolori; ambedue avevano la
spcranza di mascherare i loro disgu-
sti & loro paure, e nessuno del due pa
reva riflettesse ALA stanchezza dele
motif enc passavano, e che dovevano
illuminarli mutualmente sui vero sta
TO delIessere loro. Quando stavano ia
riedi, ogni mattina diccndo qualche
parola appcna, impallidendo al memo,
mo strepito ST dayano paria di crede-
re ch, tutti gil sposi novelli 81 con
tengono COST nei primi giorni del To-
10 matrimonio. Era Ia gotta ipocri-
sia di due matti
La stanchezza IL schiaccio' in breve
q tai segno che una sera risolvettero
di sdraiarsi sui letto; pero' non 81 sve-
stir3no G gettaronsi COST come erano
sui coltroncino, tmeendo che loro cor
pi non riuscissero a toccarsi. Sembra-
va loro che ayessero ricevuto una scos-
.sa Gal5rosa al menomo contatto. POI
quando ebbero COST sonnecchiato, per
cue motif, dun sonno iDquieto 81 ar
rischiarono a lasciare il vestito ed a
scivolare fra le ocltri. Ma stetterc
lontani Iuno dallaltro, presero varig
precauzioni per non urtarsi. Teresa
saliva sui letto per la prima, andava
a mettersi mel fondo accanto la muro
Lorenzo aspettava che 81 fosse bene ac-