davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-05
MORTGAGELOAN

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estate in the
city on short notice. Please state in
application IL you have an Abstract OF
Title to the property.
Call and See Us.
THE WATSON AGENCY, Inc.
Z south Palafox ST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-05
CHICAGO eRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, May retrospective
large deliveries on May contract to-
gether with favorable conditions FOR
winter crop growth and for spring
crop seeding did good deal today to
bring about lower prices for wheat.
The market closed heavy at Use to
1-2c net decline with May 1.42 IL to
1.42 "a and July 1.25 to 1.27 Ia. Corn
finished unchanged to 1-2c lower, oats
1-sa1-4 off to 1-8c up and provisions at
an advance of 25c to 42c.
Stove Wood, any length or
M mo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-05

n n ~ Cures Malaria, ChilIs,
mn IN Fever, Bilious Fever,
~ Colds and LaGrippe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-05
LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS

REMIT. .02. Name and address. You
viii receive a Catalog that will save
you money. Buying your Plumbing, Wat
er Plants and Sewage Disposal systems
Cullen Sewage Disposal System, Mobile,
Ala.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-05

FOR RENT-Furnished upstairs apart
ment. with use OF garage. 131 East
Gregory
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-05

FOR sALE-Smalf farm. s miles from
city, near Brockman's cold storage plant
Small residence, good condition, all land
under good fence. lots OF cross fences
GOOD chicken houses and some fruit trees
Splendid place for chickens. and right
price and terms, II taken at once. Lee
Daniel, phone $50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-05

]. r. KELLER. secv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-05

FOR RENT-Three room furnished
apartment, recently remodeled at mod
crate rent. Apply s1s North Alcaniz.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-05

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment to
adults garage. $50 n. Twelfth avenue.
Phone 1917.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-05

FOR RENT-Delightfu bedroom with
private bath, hot and cold water. ga
rage. Kitchen and dining room combined
II desired for apartment. No children.
References. Phone 1875 for appointment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-05

FOR RENT-Entire first floor. rooms
sleeping porch screened; modern con-
veniences; reasonable; garage Phone
$50 or 2213.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
By fr~d'k T.. Snlt,Rg & Co.,
InvI ntmrnt Unnkrrn
\. Y. COTTON REACTION
REMAINS UNCHECKED

~. Fast 81.


Ne" YORK. Feb. -i.-rhcre were fur
lh"F .%lSi!Iha in the cotton market to-
80 10 l.'', or - points MT lower. and
about - points below III" high level, %.
HrSttfia! morning. Realizing then be-
'hH!r !cs' active. had there Were rallies
ICES ana renewed covering b! near month
sHorts. with May closing barely steady
q net decline OF 10 10 points.
IAc narE"t opened s;cady at 4, decline
ing 70 - po!a:s net lover night after
;he call. under overnight s.lt!E; o'dcis or
Tca .t"!ng.
k!.yerPool and the con,!nen; bought.
;N;s> ION nous: buying on thr continued
i"Noiabi" trade reports from Manchester
""u isioFts OF more 3..iiVc demand for
COY" good. in the domestic markets.
:Lhfch held It's premium over May. and
the general Inarkr; worked uD dining
IN. middle OF the morning. with March
ss' ,nns az IN and Juiy at 1886. or to J
h"ali8ins was persistent. however. ana
as 500" as the demand tapcred OF prices
~" weaker IN consequence" There
aih"'rsd to be plenty OF March for safe
over May. and the disposition TO take
p:oh;s for over the week end was in
Si'asSu bE uncertainty 10 further
.in,ch dtNeIoLnenis and reports that
south ~ few stop orCIc:s were mncnv
Tr"n on me break to .,.US !or July aud
i i, ,Hr Matcn, or - to - points below
AFTER their execution the ra-ket arm.5
W. again on ruinors that "A large block OF
cotton IN tins local stock had been rur-
chased by holders Of Masy.n cuu;rIcts
These runors could not b. Ccn:lrln,J I'm,
ana last prices showed rallies OF II IN 81
points from the lowest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
Dmn's Weekly It.port.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2I.-Duns to-
morrow will say:
Even with the holiday INTERRUPT
ton the week has been productive
Of further moderate enlargement
OF the volume Of business While
clearly lacking uniformity. the bet
tcrment of conditions is moro dis
tinct in different branches OF enter
prise. and Indications poin. to con-
t!nucd gradual and irregular prog
icss. Response TO the recent note
worthy rise OF grain prices has an
peared in The strengthened conf
dcnce and Increasing buying Of mcr-
Clandisc in the West and in the H.
nancial sentiment has reflected thu.
easier moncy situation and the uD-
ward trend OF securities markets.
lniavoran!c aspects are still con-
spicuous and will not be quickly
eliminated, hut the underlying fac
tors that will govern the future
course Of business arc more rcas-
suring, and more positive evidence
of revival is disclosed in iron and
steel and elsewhere. With the end
or the winter approaching. scasona,
expansion u operations begins to de-
Ve!op in various trades and sections
OF the country and unemployment of
workers. although remaining an I'M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK M,nKrr

CHICAGO. Feb 4.-Ca,;Ie: Receip,s
$50. beef .:c-rs SLOW: generality st.a.,v:
no choice Steers here. Top 500. weight.
hulk bee! steers. 7.c5a..90: caves closed
= 20 % higher: bulk. ic,59Uii..J: oth.r
;!nssTs steady; bulk bologna bulls. 49, ~
Hogs: Receipts. c3o": active; mostly
y 20 :! higher than Thursdays average:
CLOS" s'rors' shippers houeh; about 900:
!l"-inNrE moderate. practically a.! OF
market; tot, 1919 on 20 10 3g-pound
aF"T9ge-: bulk. 10. 0siI r.s5: pig. about
ste"'E. bulk desirable 10 To i.G- nouuCa-s
nT"unf 100: some choice strong weights
sheep: Receipts 800: mostly steady:
spots. 10 70 = higher. no strictly choice
iat amos here: bes, offer hrough, - IS !:
pa K 1875 q lS.sj; str"1g weight .nnrn
lambs. 400: strong IN, wooded YEA.
!iurs, !2tr. iwos, 10 ged wcrhers ~
oe-; handy shorn ewes, rs 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25

CInC,GO Gr,IN M,nKET

CHICAGO. Feb. 2i--Iniicatiuns az O
lively export demand led TO a sudden up
turn OF prices at the last In the wheat
market today after material decline.
The close was unsettled. !. cents net lower
10 :. cents advance. with May sl.!i:,
Ia SLIM and July N.:it2 to sI.2iEs Corn
gained - cents &c N, oats finished q shade
To i.MA n cents off. and provisions vary
ing from n setback Of - cents TO = rise
OF cents.
Changes. from the selling to this buy
mcr"us and hurried near the end OF The
day. word having passed around thar new
export sales OF wheat totaied TOO,olO bush
els. Including 10000 bushels at the Gulf
or Mexico. and that Greece was asking
for offers on 100000 bushels. Previously
values here had been tending irregulR-ly
dcwnSrado. and ut one time May was as
i,uch as cents under recently attained
hlgh price records for the season.
sales during tho decline were based
largely c.. reports OF moisture IN the
drought region, Southwest and forecasts
or more. Most OF tho selling however
was in email lots from misceiianeou.
sources The fact that larger holders Of
wheat appeared TO be undisturbed by
drops In price had considerable influence
In the readiness with which the market
rallied at the finish. On tn. other hand,
receipts In tho Southwest continued lib
eral and crop reports from there were
much moro favorable than has been tho
rule of late.
smallness OF rural offerings gave IN.
n ne,sr hnsnt strength - the corn market.
realize profits. Liquidation on tho part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
CLASS REITERATES
BONUS OPPOSITION

CONTINUED From First PagoJ
themselves repel the idea OF havln,.
their unsctfish service appraised in
terms OF pccuniary reward
Quotes National rIn,rorm.
Moreover. 1 personally wrote and
stood on the provision OF my party.s
platform. adopted at san Francisco.
which declared that:
The fine patriotism exhibited. the
heroic conduct displayed by Ameri
can soldiers. sailors and marines. at
h'me and abroad. constitute sacred
heritage OF posterity. the worth OF
which can never be recompcnsed
from the Treasury
Thus. however pcryc- 80 my course
may seem. you must admit that Won
are distressingly wrong concerning
inc circumstances when you threat
cninSly assert that / will violate
campaign promises when I refuse.
as l undoubtedly shall, to vote for
the bonus bill.
Il Not Sounding Hoard.
You are quite as completely mis-
taken in your supposition that was
sent 10 the Senate to act as Il sound
ing board for any class of citizens
which may assert or Imagine that IL
constitutes majority or the people
o. virginia. 1t is my conception that
| was sent here to represent SOW
cre!Sn state to the best OF my atil-
tEy, according to my Judgment ana
conscience. and not to trim sails to
catch the shifting winds of popula.
favor. 1 do not have to stay in tho
Senate. but as long as I am here I
hall have regard for my intellectual
integrity and retain my self-rcspcct
Il know perfectly we'll that in vot-
ing as l propose to vote 1 will incur
the incurable dislike OF some cx-
service men; but I prefer to believe
that there also We're soldiers OK Il
different sort IN the ranks OF those
splendid men who went across tho
seas to fight for American ideals OF
liberty. and these will not think les,
CT me for adherng TO my convictions.
Welcomes Publicity.
az all events, and whatever he
tide, l shall not vote for a bill which.
in my Judgment. would bc ruinous
To the country. embracing in it's evil
effects and numbering among its vic
Tins the cx-servicc men along with
the rest. And you may he sure that
am chcerfully willing to accept tho
consequences of doing what I think
is right: likewise you may 10 GER
tain that I have no objection to the
suggestion that my views. in con-
junction with your own. be published
In any paper TO which you may get
access. Regrettlng that 1 cannot see
the thing as you do, believe me.
sincerely yours,
(SiEncd) GARTER GLASS"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
COFFEE,

NEW YORK: Feb. 2i.-Thc circulation
or March t.tccs caused active near
month iip"idatson in the market FOR cox
L.: FUTURES mere TO-DAY. Much OF i, va.
IN the way Of switching TO latrr' mon; na
however; an! there appeared 10 be :, scat
terinE demand f0r the later deliveries
~h!ch gave ~. market a g.nera.Ey steady
Underton". IN" opening was } to ) Inli.ts
lower. With March selling at : s.. some nf
thr prnp." credited with issuing notices
wtE? buyers "t Mach around the INK
SndiE th- priN" up - SOS. or points
mo- h!Eh"r r!rht AFTER tho call
n" I.IH'd!t"n continued however. with
,rShu.h.E 10 broaden out: SO!uc - nat later
n me- lions ws.e irregular. with Match
..nr!nI 80 ~. "r J point net inw"r. The
points high"r vim tn, late imon,hs
ft'htt..! hfii. SALES. including exchanges
~ ~, n'T Bag. we're cs,i:mated at about,
i:S.oS. March. ats: May. 1852: July. So,
sspieinher. S.7i: October. s.I, Dccc,nber
Spot coffee wn, s:endy and unchanged
Al ;, 10 for Rio ~ ana ia. To i?s, rur
santos - as today was d holiday in
g.aE!t tHerS w@tr very GSw cos: offers
Ih0.e received included Santos 4. a, .a.l
10 80 American credits.
!he oHiciai cables reported n decline Of
l., res IN The dollar buying rate, with no
chahE: IN iti' exchange ON London Mo
Wah net unchan s"d 70 - rc!s higher M
me Close yesterday md SaatO, 40 -cfs
.owtr 10 = .c:s higher. brazilian mort
receipts. $50: iandiahy. 2.ro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25

rgaiuS. $500, MS week iaa, year and
go" III. Week two years ago
WIN e better Lv"r.pu! than tx peg ted.
"lf WHOM PRICES were : - . poInt4 ",
NI'h March at l'',. selling commenced.
"t' for = while IN. MARKET ,.lf consider
al" pressure. a Yrslual dcciin. 81 In
WA..h was not checked Un,I tn. trading
months were =, 10 - points ua,i.r n"
Close of yesterday. March trading down
60 i9. 'Ih!- selling appearc1 20 ne
thlr! evenly divided between the ,wo
accounts. c0nsiderah'" weekend l.quida-
t"H appearing on ths long side.
For "a while more or less selling was
Ipnc on tHs !aIu- on T.NaE, bu. IL, the
"a > S't"rnorH Texas t"!vgrams claimed
ta"t fa!ns had been Insufficient ia ma.
ltflhtly alter conditions n the drought
81 h"n counties - The state. The mar
~ -,cad!rd on this ana on Inc ru,uor
lh"t 'hr March position Ia New York had
h""n ssit!"d. recovering almost to the
'-E". Of yesterdSV'- close.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
NEW YORK BONDS

New YORK. Feb l-i.egafdIe,, q: ,h.
reaction IA foreign exchanges. Lufopc,n
aii "thcr International !ssuc. again LODI
n" s,nc'al bonds ...t to- better quotations.
thiigi hInedo.u. D-!n: iA. oul. s,ilku.
exception.
ff'h. ia EO'n!rinvHts ana luIu.ella-- rrs.
.sieF.d i..w h.Ea .r.c.. anI s.st.- H1t.
gan hri Japanese offerings laur. jA.a
Hy.l ihciE ground.
D"m-''!c industrial, were moderately
ht',''I u; IA" passing -. thc u.!.deud
N'' fr!4Dt.G IRON preferred. but fnf.s .--
Pet!h!!y the dvbcHlure and convertible Is
49, "t western and Southwestern re
I'm "HI"I 20 recent gains Liberty l.
sues again were irregular though mol
tt"'.!y Higher prices were made by ,he
-To,a' sales tpas value, aggregated 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
Department OF
PUBLIC UTILITIES
City OF Richmond
Room lo9, City Hall

Sealed proposals will DO received
at the above office until noon, Feb
ruary ~, for furnishing Coal and
Coke to the City Gas Works, rs
follows:
I--For 1900 Tons 4S-hour Coke OF
suitable quality for gas-makinS
purposes, delivered +. o. b. cars City
Gas Works. freight allowed.
II-For 1000 Tons. more or less,
New River or PocahontaS Smokeless
Run-Ot-Minr Steam Coal OF grade
equal to Navy standards. delivered
(. o. b. cars CITY Gas Works, freight
allowed.
The City reserves the right to
award contract for the above in
whole or In lots OF 500 Tons, de-
livery to be made during the month
OF March. 1922. Tho right Is also
reserved TO reject any or all bids.
Signed: L. w. TRAFFORD.
Director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
SENATE COMMITTEEMAN
TO VISIT MUSCLE SHOALS
Approve Expenditure Of So.
600 to Dcfray Expenses of
Inspection Tour.
Chairman Kahn. of House Military
body. Expects 10 Conclude Hearings
ON Ford liid Next Tuesday, and
Probe other Offers
tBv Associated rress.l

WAStiINGTON: Feb. 2i.-Develop-
mcnts today in connection with the
governments proposed disposal of
its properties at Muscle Shoals, Ala,
TO private enterprise. included II de-
cision by the Senate to permit it's
members to visit the projects In Ala
bama. the submission by Secretary
Weeks 10 Congress Of the offer for
completion and operation of tho
properties made by Frcdcrick r.. Eng
Suum. OF Wilmington. y. G.. and the
hearing by the House Military Com
mittSe Of Thomas ". Martin. pr.si-
dent OF tho Alabama Power Com
pamy.
Appropriate $1,000.
The Senate approved an expendi-
lure OF 5000 to defray tho expenses
Of Senator's who desired to make the
inspection trip. without limiting the
number of prospective visitors from
It's membership. The time for the
visit VIII be determined by tho ag-
ricultural committee when II meets
next Tuesday. but is not expected to
be until after March 6. due to prior
engagements on the part of num-
Der OF the committeeman.
Secretary Weeks transmitted the
EnEstrum proposal TO the Senate and
House for reference to the Agricul-
tural and Military Committees. re-
spcctivcly He refrained from max
INK any comment on the offer. lcav-
ing the committee TO consider n for
themselves in connection with those
already made by Mr.. Ford and the
Alabama Power Company.
Agrees to Alterations.
Chairman Kahn expected tonight TO
conclude hearings next Tuesday on
the Ford bid and begin Immediate
consideration of the power company's
offer. 5. II. Dent. former chairman
or tho committee. was scheduled to
appear Monday to conclude arru
mcnts for the Alabama Power Com
pany on the contract. After no has
concluded, the Ford inquiry will end
with final statement from w. b.
Mayo. respecting alterations Mr.. Ford
has agreed to I'm his oncr.
Sentiment among the House com
mittccmen appeared TO be set hard
against u visit by them to Muscle
Shoals. Several declared II was too
late TO go since the committee had
progressed with the investigation
three weeks and was anxious TO con-
tinue with consideration OF the other
Offers without Interruption such as n
visit To Muscle Shoals would require
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
PRODUCE MAKl,ETs.


NEW YORK. Fc5. 1.-The raw sugar
market Was steady and unchanged today
At jag. cost and freight. equal 10 80
TOT cchtT!iugai. mere wcg" sales q: 80.
20 bags OK old and new crop Cuban no "
loading 10 q local r.rnHr. .,..U - ~, bu -
operator
IN. sugar fu,urcs market wAs
St-adicF. with closing prices Z TO POINTS
net hhsh.r on cOvcc!n. ana buying by
commission house, trading, however.
"ds less active. Final bId.: March III:
May, @.Js July. 255; September. 81 mo
nirHe; toT refined sugar Wa- Unchanged
AZ 20 Tor mo sramu!htcj. with .. mod
hiHH on deliveries
hetn"d futures "cTe nominal iNlh with
OUT tiahshvt!" IONS. closing UnuaanEed - 10
ipIh's hrt Lower. March closed a; 80.
May. s.b9, July. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
EARLY GAINS LOST
ON SELLING MOVE

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. oi.SAftar opcn,ne
slightly higher today. the cotton mark ct
lell of and remainder moderately de-
pressed during tho rest OF tho sess!on,
finally closing. at net losses OF to II
points. with March at 1854. Much of tho
sn!ling or the day was done on expecta :
tions OF small mill takinga and on the
mili takings themselves, when thew were
posted, the ngures being l5,.V0S bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
Port movement:

New York-Midding. 1870: stock. 1882.
t6I: stock, 2G95.
Total ,odny.ncceipts. 2G.ooS: exports 49,
,3l: stock. l.1l..1aI 80
.ro,a! for wech-Receipts. 1862; exports.
Total for ,s.cason-Receipts. L2Oi.so.: OK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
Senator Cappcr Heads nIoc.

WASH lNGiTON. Feb. Ex-senator
Carper Republican. Kansas. today
was elected unanimously as chairman
Of the unoihcia! agricultural bloc
or the Senate. succeeding former Sem
ator Kenyon. OF Iowa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
COrTnNs--n o..

NEW YORK. Feb. --C-Sttonsecd oil
nec!n-d to = points uu,iar scattered
,,naniahiinn IN March. bat "a sharp upturn
,n!inweu through general buying inspired
by IN" strength Ia crusr oil and lat I'm
iTI"V"n!-h' IN other commodity murkc,E
LOSING bIds we're - 10 IL points ne; higher.
:-atts. $500 barrels. Prime crude. az a.
wv Siinincr yellow spot, DO bid. Mur,n
.l.a: Ma!. N!-: JuLs. ~. NJ A.h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY C;oODs

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i-Cntton goods were
,ets activ. today. following lower cotton
pr.ccs Yarns w.rc qG!ct. with sp!unors
ASKING h!2Aer prices. Wool was qtiia.
anu ouTIaD> We're hr!Hcr Johbe- re- rerorl-
Ell more business in wash fabrics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
NAVAL STORES.

SAEANNAH. GA, Fob. I-Tu-pon,ino
steadE. Si.; sales none receipts. 10. ship
hns.h MN. sales. 81: receipts. J5l: ship
ucnts. ~; stock. 1l..c,. ouoie: Is ID +
49,, r. g A"G p.'.; II. I. i.coIic5: k
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25

OF owners ~ oa's wag heavy Lad avsr
aseG 'litsa higher ~ price with no.
iv:H ana ribs. however. declined OWN.
20 absence Of demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
(sOuTI,ERE,

- 9 February q 49,
=. = -, registered. tll,,, l,.a,
rHN"nit =. fepistrtei ..........tU.dl :,
i."NN'th =. COUPON. .............. tn.I, -
a.Hr': "sn Su-.tlu. and Refining - -
a.""i an To. and Tvl. cy. S......... 1921.
ki,H!s"E r'n s....................' -
ni.antic Coast Limo lsr T. .... th!dj ~.
fh.illEurr and ONO ~. a. = =
beih S'".t ref .......... ~
rth!th! 81 Georgia CON T. ...... ~
r-nt'"I Leather 80. .................. go
chi. Nh. and 81, T. CIV -. -.
th!.. X J. and Pac. i.y. rex: I, 81
'."1NlH hHt south. Trf. 4i.s... y.f.
Denver 'DG RIO C'gsnA- con. & tsldt q
E j:9r.'. y.., q. Canada = u*}D.-..-.. ~
i.!no.. csn,-a! ref i................. ;.
ln'. Ner Marine .. ..... ~.
h"HsH' D!'y SpHthc-H !cc - ........ :
,..Et"li and Ny:f- o. ................ sss.
Missouri Kan, and Texas -; &
Missouri pIC!nr gen 4. " 90
S"w YORK Central ,!.h - ..E
S"TI1tH ana Western ~. ts........... ~, :
Northern fScirc is............,.. -.
i-nn-y4EaUia gen. Js................ a.
;.'Hh!nE gsE. T. .........-............ So
Republic iron and Steel - C.iCj " 81
-. lpH1s-San Fran adj :s........... ~
.rnhntri ALT Line adj Is .. :,
G""''HSrn III re-. !s.................. az.
Southern Halfway gen. 4s. g
- S"h ana Phctrc Is: bs-............ ssls,
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures. dis.
.,.,-, 's.''sH"n oi - IS ana l. 49,
=, Si..i''s.' ''.''.'''..'........,. t'h.
WirFinin ,'ar. Che'nica! ts...........,. II,
,yi,. - - 1890. '........,.......... 80.
~ ''"'' "'''' ~. 90 - ................. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25

PRICE WAR IN HISTORY F4LNTED IN WALL 81

satisfactory feature. is rather less
extensive than recently.
Weekly bank clcarings s5.i66.3as.-
I53.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
AIiiIfrrd.
RICHMOND 1--WE STOCK MARKET.
EicnGnuhc Uu'Cn 5:ocK iaras.

:
RcinarHs Fair run OF cattle. Market
fairly active and prices stronger OIL all
sIIIot!y good steers. 100 lbs.
ana up ...... .................... !IGH az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25

CONTINUED From First PagoJ
themselves repel the idea OF havin,.
their unseliish service appraised in
terms OF pccuniary reward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
SALES TAX BEATEN
AS INCOME SOURCE
FOR SOLDIER BONUS

Continued from First Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
Riverside and Dan
River, com. 10
miscellaneous.
ktUV0uEiVHN III lIOS
CITY md state SrctirIt

JEFFERSON itealty
Corp, LIST ped. =.
LaruS and Bros. Co.,
pfd.. q y. C., partic.
o. ID. l. and S. Co.
stand. Pa. pfd.
u. I. lob. S p. c.
pfd. ............,,
u l.. T.. com. >. -.
VIC. CHI, pr. s p. c.
VIC. Chem, com. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25

wrestling with the bonus problem
the subject was brought up on the
floor Of the Senate by Senator Moses.
Republican, New Hampshire. who an
uCunced his opposition to the I'D
justcd compensation legislation even
with n sales tax attached. The New
Hampshire Senator's position was at
tackled from the Democratic side
with Senator lleAin, of Alabama
leading the assault.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-22

ruled by Judge Rice and ne again re-
fused to direct verdict Of not guilty
for Hughes. Bail for Hughes was
fixed at $4,000. The life sentence
for Underwood was the fest sentence
ever pronounced in this county on
Sunday and one of the few on record
in this state.
The trial Of the two men consumed
three days, during which time hun
drcds packed into the court house TO
hear the trial of case that had
aroused intense feeling.
Oscar Mitchell, Greenwood second
baseman, was shot to death by In
derwood in front of Unde,woods
fathers boarding house on August
&. Underwood claims that Mitchell