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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
LONE NEGRO CAL LED
THE MEET|NG G To ORDE R,
CONDEMNED DEMOCRAT IS
CANDIDATE ON PROGRESSIVE
TICKET DELIVERS KEYNOTE
EECH TO HIMSELF
AND "ADJOURNS"

Sacramento, Calf, Sept. o.
John w. Fowler of Oakland. col
ored Progressive candidate for
assemblyman from the 39th dis
trict, held a state Progressive con-
vention all by himself here yes
terday. as the only person who
qualified as the progressive party
delegate at the August primary.
His platform endorsed Harding,
Coolidge and Shortridge. ION the
ground that 1t appears to the
Progressive party of the state of
California. that Il is to the best
interests of the people" and fur
ther endorsed the candidacy Of
John W. Fowler.
After calling the convention to
order, the lone delegate proceeded
to the appointment of commit
tees.
The keynote speech urged more
freedom in Ireland, praised the
conduct of Terence McSwiney and
condemned the Democratic party"
TO perpetuate the party organi-
zation, the chairman then APP
pointed John w. Fowler as the
state central committee and ad-
journed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
.TELEP HONE COM PAL NY
MUST SHOW CAUSE WHY
RATES SHOULD NOT Be
REDUCED IN OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma City, Sept. 22.-The
state corporation commission to-
doy cited the Southwestern Bell
Telephone Company to appear be-
fore II October 4, to show cause
why present rates and charges
should not be reduced to con-
form to the quality Of service
rendered Hearing of the COM
pany's application for Increase.
filed with the commission last
week. was set for October 8.
The commissions citation pro-
vided for an earlier opening OF
the argument and from a diffrer-
ent point of view than that pro-
posed by the company.
Rates and charges IN effect at
present are far out OF proportion
to the service provided in turn"
Art Walker. chairman OF the
commission said In issuing the or
der. Through it's services. OPP
orators and agents. the company
has shown itself to be In a large
measure disregarding the rights
OF public to efficient and courte-
ous service. We propose In this
hearing to investigate fully the
service rendered and give that
matter prominence before consid-
ering the application for rate
increase"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
Gerard IL Questioned.

Washington. Sept. 2..-Whilc the
Democratic national finance commit
tee is not limiting the size Uf con-
trbutions from single individual, 4
81 900, ,OUO total wou'd be sufficient for
the Democratic national campaign,
James W. Gerard, former ambassador
to Germany and chairman Of the
committee testified, today, before the
senate campaign investigating com.
mlttoe.
Mr.. Gerard was the first witness
called at the opening Of the hearing
here today. Examined by Senator Ken
yon Republican, of Iowa, Mr. Ger
ard said he had become head OF the
Democratic finance committee on sept.
8, and had asked Charles u. Alex
ander, Allan A. Ryan. John Il. Stanch-
field, Morgan j. oBrien, Thomas l..
Chadbourne, William Chur,A osborn,
X. Thornton Wilson, Frank NJ. Pat
terson, Frank |. Crocker George Cor.
don Battle Mrs. Danel o'Dair Gordon
Auchncloss, Perry Strauss, Paul Full
er, Jr., and some others to assist him.
How did you overlook Barney Bar
uch In making your list7" asked Chair
man Kenyon.
II asked Mr.. Baruch II he would
Continued on page -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
New Orleans Not Smitien.

New Orleans, Sept 22.-The tropi-
cal storm reported to be sweeping
slowly toward the Gulf coast had not
struck the main land In this vicinity
early today. Weather bureau indlca-
,ions We're that the greatest force
of the hurricane would be fe,t on the
coast e3st Of the Mississippi river.
probably during the day.
After dropping last night to 29.53
the barometer was rising steadily this
morning and the wind which reach
ed maximum velocity of as miles
an hour here had dropped to Is miles
an hour. This favorable turn in con.
ditions led to the belief that the
disturbance might have dlssipated it.
self somewhat at least. The storm
was reported last night to be ap-
preaching the mainland ut a rate of
l9 miles an hour.
No loss to shipping has thus far
been reported here. Traffic on the
Louisville and Nashville railway. how
ever was at standstill. one bridge
having been washed out near here,
while the tracks were reported under
water at several points.
Trees were uprooted. windows were
broken and signs were blown down by
the wind here. One unidentified man
was killed by a falling power wire. Con
siderable damage from high winds
and tides was reported from coast
points east of here. the wind at Bay
st. Louis and Chef Menteur having
been established at sixty miles an
hour during the night. In some 10.
localities wires were down or out Of
commission
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
OUTSED SOCIALIST
REFUSES TO SIT
IN L{G|SL AZURE
DenOunceS Democrats and
Republicans as Un-Amer-
lean and Tenders His
Resignation
OTHERS COMING BACK
"YOU ARE DETERMINED TO
THROW US OUT, BUT WE'RE
THE CAT AND KITTENS"

Albany, N Y, Sept. 22.-Seventy-
three Republicans and II Democratic
members voted to oust Waldemen,
Claessens and Solomon. A switch Of
36 Republicans and six Democrats
saved Assemblymen De Witt and Orr
from the fate of their colleagues.
In the debate, five Socialists denied
that they were ever committed to a
policy of force or violence. Assem-
blyman Claessens declared that since
he was ousted last spring, the action
of the assembly had won for him in
ternational recognition.
you are determined on another
custer" he charged. 1T is only six
weeks to election and We will be back
again-like the cat with kittens. Go
to it,"
you have passed judgment, 80
Of you" said Mr. de Witt, announc-
ing his resignation, ION three of my
comrades You have found them
unfit to sit with you.
Now, l say to 80 of you, I pass
| judgment upon you.
Il refuSe 10 SIT III Sucn an un-
| American body. | resign"
Assemblyman Orr declared the two
dominant political parties had tried
to make a football of the Socialist
party and asserted he would not re-
quire the assembly to adulterate its
Americanism, fifty-fifty.
"I, too, resign" he said.
Applause from parts of the cham
ber greeted the announcements.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
TOWNS
ESCAPE As STORM
SWEEPS TO INLAND
Washington Orders Warn
ings Withdrawn Along
Gulf Coast as Fury of
Wind Abates
SHIPPING UNINJURED
SIGN OF RELIEF BREATHED BY
CITIZENS OF PORT CITIES
FROM MOBILE TO CORPUS
CHRISTI.

Washington Sept. 22.-The CEN
ter of the tropical hurricane pass
ed inland west of the Mississippi
river during the night and is now
over northern Louisiana, the
weather bureau announced at $3.50
a. m. 1t will diminish in inten-
sity, the bureau says, and warn
ings were ordered down on the
gulf coast.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
Curves Away from Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, Sept. 22.-Texas
coast cities breathed somewhat cas-
icr today in the belief that the tropi
cal hurricane which roared its way
up the Gulf of Mexico, from Yucatan
and threatened TO smte q wide strip
of territory between Galveston and
Corpus Christi, had recurved at sea
and swung eastward. II was clear
and warm here this morning.
Victims of previous hurricanes, how
ever and fully aware Of the tickle
ness of such storms, both cities this
morning continued 20 take all pos
sible precautionary measures. Because
of the mystery surrounding the storms
thereabouts officials rcdoubled their
efforts to prevent q relaxation of Wig
ilance. Daylight revealed the coast
braced for hard blow. Preparations
to Withstand the storm here and at
numerous smaller places continued un-
Ill far into the night. The authorit-
les said in the event the storm should
strike the Texas coast the elaborate
precautions taken and the broadcast
warnings sent out would minimize
the loss of life or property damage.
With the danger Of any effects from
the tropical disturbance being felt
here past this morning merchants this
morning began putting their stocks to
rights railroads ordered freight which
had been pulled to higher ground
brought back to the yards and normal
activities viii be restored in few
hours.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
WALSH DECLARES THAT.
HARDING "BORROW v Ed"
HIS ATTACK ON THE
LEA CUE OF NATIONS
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES. MEM
DRY Is EITHER SHORT OR HE
IS GROSSLY MISINFORMED
IN MATTER HE WOULD
RESURRECT

Chicago. Sept. 22.-In a statement
issued today in repfy to the conten-
ton of Senator Harding, Republican
candidate for president, that there
is an irreconcilable conflict between
the Constitution Of the United states
and the league Of nations covenant,
Senator Thomas ]. Walsh, OF Mon
tana. Democrat, said that the Repup-
licans are attempting to obscure the
fact that their opposition to the league
is purely partisan in character
Opinion is Borrowed"
Declaring that Senator Harding
oninion "is borrowed" Senator Waish
said that ito put it forth at this time
argues that Harding either has not
followed attentively the debate on
the league in the senate or that his
memory is short!"
"Movcd by suggestions made the
statement continued, "the senate di-
rected its committee on judiciary TO
inouire as to whether there are OBJ
iections to the treaty. There are
not. The report was not unanimous
hut no member of the committee dis-
sented. Some members simply with
held their claim that the Constitution
forbids Of our government entering
into obligations such as the covenant
proposes, though they expressed some
doubt
There was no partisan tinge TO the
report Of the committee. 1t was con-
Cured in by four Republicans To
attempt to resurrect this issue is EVIL
dence of the straits opponents oil the
league find themselves, in their at
tempt to obscure the fact that then
opposition is purely partisan In char
acter."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
WEAR YOUR OLD RAGS
A FEW WEEKS LON GER

Chicago. Sept, 22.-Men's cloth
ing are scheduled for drop of
30 l-3 per cent in price, accord
ing to Fred Voiland OF Topeka
Kansas. national director of pub
licity OF the Retail Clothiers AS
ISOLATION of America In session
here. In some instances, he says
the s'ashng Of woolen prices will
be even greater.
There is bound to be a decided
reduction in prices by spring II
the American public continues to
refuse to buy the higher priced
woolens. These are not being
bought now and they are accumu'
lating in the warehouses. When
this surplus reaches certain fig
ure, prices are bound TO drop"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
Danger Past at Mobile.

Mobile, Ala. Sept eat 7 O'Clock
the barometer in the weather bureau
here was stationary at 1884, although
there was a steady drop since last
night. The wind was blowing l6
miles an hour with heavy puffs at
times. A heavy rain was falling.
After receiving morning reports
from different ports, Observer Ashen =
berger stated that he believed the GEN.
ter of the storm was west of Mo-
bile and that it probably would pass
inland. The highest wind velocity here
last night was 40 miles an hour.
After dropping as low as 16 miles
an hour, early this morning the wind
increased later and at 1880 o'clock
was blowing 2S miles an hour from
the southeast.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
ROY SHORES NAMED WATER
AND SEWER COMMISSIONER

Roy shores has been chosen to
succeed Tom Carter as a membe
of the board Of city commission
ers. Mr.. Shores will have charge
of the sewer and water depart
ment.
In reply TO the question of his
attitude regarding the proposed
managerial form Of government,
Mr.. shores refused to commit
himself
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
"WELL BREAK THE SOLID
SOUTH'-REPUB. SLOGAN

Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. 22.-ln
line with plans of Republican lead
ers to Break the Solid South
special train will be run through
Tennessee next month, carrying on
a speaking tour Governor Coolidge,
Governor Morrow, of Kentucky;
Senator Watson of Indiana, and
Col. A. A. Taylor, Republican can
didate for governor of Tennessee,
according to o message last night
from Representative J. VIII Tay-
lor who is in New York, making
arrangements for the tour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
DOPE sMuGGLERs

Enid. Okla. Sept. 22.-Oscar Husk
was arrested this morning when he
alighted from a train from Kansas
City. Almost four ounces OF cocaine
and morphine were taken from his
person according to the sherifrs
force. who believe he Ia one Of a
number Of dope smugglers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22

Enid, Okla. Sept. 22.-The sheriff's
force arrested three men at a local
poultry house after information had
been received that they were mem
bers Of an organized gang Of poultry
thieves. A fourth man Is being
sought.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
Hughes Condemns Action

New York. Sept. 22.-While Social
ist leaders were continuing today the
next step to obtain representation
of the party in the New York assem-
bly,. Charles f. Hughes, head of the
bar association committee, which OPP
posed the custer of the Socialist dele
CATION, last winter issued a state
ment condemning the second unseat-
ing last night. The custer of the
Socialist members of the assembly is
an act Of incredible folly and is in
fragrant violation Ct the fundamental
principles of American institutions"
said Mr.. Hughes.
II am absolutely opposed to Social
ism and it is because I wish to see
our institutions preserved that ! think
this action. which is of the essence
OF sovietism. should be denounced.
at is the more fragrant because
those members Of the assembly had
lust been reelected in accordance
with our laws. and at n fair election
and because. so far as provisions OF
the constitution of the Socialist party,
gave any pretext for the previous
custer, those had been removed"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
Rep0rts from Houston.

Houston. Texas, Sept. 22.-Houston's
lowest barometer reader was at a.
m. 1t registered 29.72 at that time.
During the next three hours 1t grad.
ually rose to 29.74, About the time
the barometer started on its upward
trend the wind changed to the north
west and continued from that d.
rection. This change in the wind,
Houston weather officials believe, in
dictates that the storm center has
passed to the east OF this city and
the Texas coast
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
WHILE GAuNT FAMINE Is
STALKING THRU POPPY-LAND|
POISON IS QUICKER ROUTE

Honolulu, Sept. 22.-Chinese inI
the famine stricken province of
Chanting are poisoning entire fam
lilies to avoid slow death by star-|
walton, according TO Toxic cable|
advices to the Nippu Jlji. japanese
language newspaper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-22
With Marked Enthusiasm Women Democrats OF Carter County
Rallied And Organized Today For An Aggressive Campaign
WITH THEIR SLOGAN "WEL PUT
cox IN THE WHITE HOUSE" FIRST
BATTALION Of DEMOCRATIC WOMEN |
SPEAKERS STORM ARDM0RE RAMPAR7S

EXERCISING THE NEW PREROG.
ATIVE OF EQUAL SUFFRAGE
RIGHTS WOMEN LEADERS IN
OKLAHOMA POLITICS SPEAK AT
CONVENTION HALL THIS EVEN.
ING.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
Government Report
Results IN Setback
In Prices Of u heat

CHICAGO. Dec 15-Sharp set
backs in the price of wheat result
ed Wednesday from the government.
report showing grain crops were
larger than expected. The close was
unsettled, five 10 six and a half
cents net lower with December 100 =
and March 1854 TO 1881 Corn
lost rs 20 9 3 G; oats two TO 2@c
and provisions 90 20 35c
Increased production overshadOw-
ed every othE factor in the wheat
market. word that one million
bushels had been taken for export
by way Of the Gulf Of Mexico failed
TO assist the bulls On the con-
trary il wss said rural offerings i'm
the southwest had become more lib
eral
Ir corn and oats there was a not
able lack or support except from
shorts. Old corn led the decline.
country selling Of corn futures rath-
or free.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
linden To CLASSIFICaIICNS.
ANNOUNCEMENT

INDEX To CLASSIFICaIICNS
ANNOUNCEMENT
| b-FUneral Flowers.
/ b-Cemstery Lots. Monuments.
! Lodge Notices.
/ 6-Ccmlng Events.
| 0-PeTsUuuIs
I lO-LosL aaI Found
AUTOMOBILES
/ ll-Aut0m01iles Tor sale.
( 1[-14otorcycles ald Bicycles.
13-AutOm0biIcs for Exchange.
lt-AutO Accessories.
/ ll-SerN ice Repairing.
I l6-AutO Llyery-GaraRes.
7 Nv aused--A ut0.IoUIles
BUSINESS SERVICE.
lS-Busluess services Oncred.
/ lJ-BullIllE ~ Outractilg
| <O-heauLs aud Plumbing
| <--InsuraLce.
Z ---Al4lluery -Drcssmaa4
/ L3-MJfiLE. Trucking. storage
-+-I .lLLl--- IsperIug
I 1J-1lttl. Attorneys.
-lrut.Ig- rtarllEeTy.
4 l-PIofessIonal Services.
2,-Eep1IIlug.
25-ken0yaung and Dyeing.
| J0-Iall0rlng and Pressing.
CIV aute1-B Lslness VlCa-
EMPLOY MENI.
al-Heip Eu- .ed-Female.
.-i-Ue.p BIZ aLtel-A8IC
Ji-Ee4p or Female.
/ JJ-oGIe6mel and Agents
SJ-Sstuartous Wanted--Ee
"t-oltl- lions Wanted--Msle.
FINANCIAL
oS-BuslneEs Opportunities
OIL tL-rLrs, stocks. B0nda.
4O-M0-ey o. Loan.
4l-N lulrd-IO Borrow
4NSIRLtLGDN.
Sc Orresp Olueulc Coz. seE.
t3-Local Instruction Ga Sea
4-Ilslca-, Dancing, Dramatic.
3j-FriFLte Instruction.
Embellishments.
LIVE sIOCK
i.-DoEs. Cats. Pets.
i,- Horses, Cattle. Vehicles.
4a-TOuitry-Liv stock.
- ~ suted-Live stock
MERCHANDISE
5i-ArtlCles Tor sale.
JZ-Bus.ness Equipment
5J-BCats and Accessories.
Jf-Buldiug Late -.
5J-Faru and Daily ProduCtA
Jg-Fuel and Feed.
81 Good Things 90 Ear.
Oo-Home- Made Things.
52-HOusehold Goods.
uu-J ewelry and Matllra.
Jl-Machilery and Tools.
t2-Muslcal Instruments.
u3-Seeds, Plants, Eertlllzera
Specials 90 the stores.
CJ-Wear1g Apparel
Halted-T0 Buy.
ROOMS AND BOaRD.
C--Booms Will Board.
l--Rooms W ltlJut B0a-d
6.i-Eoous Tor housekeeping
1O-Na-stion rlaces.
11-Where 20 Eat.
Where % stop in Ii own
Co. Wanted R0omH. Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENr.
1f-AU1rf rf- lr Flats
;j-Ilusiuess Places Eor Rent
75-Earws -'Cr Rent
s1-liOuzes For Rent.
TS--Onlces and Jesk Room.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16

spite misg.vings concerning the
former.
Quotations for cali money were
easier than AZ almost any time in
the past forth znt. the rate for de-
mand loans falling 10 six percent in
tho afternoon. although most OF the
DAYS accommoGati0us We're made ~
seven percent.
Many stocks Lose.
the lower rate FOR money failed
to induce amy buying OF stocks. how
ever. minimum prices being made
fo tne Gual hour when oils. steeis
and clippings were under especial
pressure. Net losses OF one 20 three
points were registered by Mexi-
csn ana Pan-American petroleums,
CrucibIe. Atlantic Gulf, Baldwin
Locomotive. American Wooden. Corn
prSducts. Studerbaker, Reading and
Southern Pacific, General Asphalt.
b newcomer on the big board, was
distinguished for irs gain OF ~
points. sales OF an stocks amounted
fo $4,000 shares.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
LEGAL NOTICES
Lstale ol I'M al smIl1 !.


w IL p OF FINAL AffOt.N T.
'E direction az Herbert k. smith AL.
ininlstrator ~ the estate of Anna o.
N.lllu' laIe ol st. Joseph County. Ia o..
Ntste of Indiana. deceased.
Notiee is hereby given fn rho lr.-.
lfsatees and leyi.eas of SAID fe-.I..
aAl all other persons Interested in sail.
7l1te. tAat said Admiui-t-lr.- hes fIe.
.als court bis account and vouchers
l.i 'At Al.l settlement az >aiI e~trfe. au.
.-.t are Therefore hereby required .n ..
anu pNrar iH said toUIr 0l rhn 18Th dH.
or January 1921. when me same win -
heard and make proof 81 their heI-sLIp.
.ia-ln @ amy plrr Cf said estate, Hn.
SHOW 'au~h III any There Boz. why ss..
account and vouchers should NOT b. a--
,Int,s tHe Clerk and the Seal q f.a
90 j ">epl Circuit Court at south Bend.
AAniti. u lltu cly 90 December. 1920
MlLbl Is NJ WARNER Clerk.
BERNARD T.. HOERSTNAN. Den
SA'ftl3 @ 6imcr At-l- Tor Estate.
H.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
HEAVY SELLING ON
new YORK MARKET
Dividend Suspension Reports
Give Day to Bears
Money Is Stable.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Thc stool,
market became heavy asaiu Wedncs-
day. various unfavoable develop
racnts in the course or the session
detracting from the fairly steady on.
ening and provoIziug fresh selling
Sentiment was rendered lucreas
irgir bearish hr news 0f numerous
dividend suspeuE. b
The money market and foreign
exchange were distinctly stable. de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
NEW YORK. WHEAT

NEW DIRK. Dec. 15-Wheat
spot weak; No y red and 30 hard
13l p spot cf track New York and
No . mixed durum 1861 elf 20 ar
rive. Corn spot weak; No yellow
91sf cif New York ten day shipment.
oats spot weak: No I white &c.
1850
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
PIrTsRIRG i've STOCK.

PTTT~BI RG. Pa Dec 15.-CATTLt--
Receipts light; market steady choice
Sl2M12J0. good. N0@Gll.J0. fair $40
all. veal calves, S1JN1s.J0.
SHEEP AND LANIISS-Ieceipt light
market steady. prime WctberS, NGdb.-a,
good. 5000 fair mielN. S+U 100
limbs Sl-Z51I I-.1J.
HOGS-Receipts. % douhledeCks. mar
ket higher. prime heavy hogs. S4Na
q 70: mediums 1O.fOdI0--50; heavy
Workers. SlO4OM1OJ0 light Workers.
$40 40G10jO; pigs. S10fOdleJ0; roughs.
S~09.L5- stays. SGN1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
MARKETS


CHICAGO. De-. 15-HOGS- Receipts.
go 40. market To- higher: bulk. S9Hg 10.
butchers. SS99Wo Il, packing $500
$50; lights, ~ 9Ud92J, pigs. -. jV03-' ;
rOuEhs SSJNdtIJ.
CArrI f. Receipts 5000 market
steady: beef. STd14J0- butcher stock,
- 400 lG35- Gamers and cutters. S2t"ti
.. Stuckprs aud feeders 81 1Jt1 40.
cov- - 800. calves. SS0r10-
SHEEP Receipts. 5000; market dull /,
wool lambs. SsN2. 80 shOru lambs, S2-5a
e.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dee. 1J.-HOGS-Be-
ceipts. 20.OO0; market steady, ;3c lower;
best heaYieSi 5000 MEDIUMS ana
mixed. sos. common 70 choice, $3.50
g3J; bulk of sales, $780,
CATIIE-Receipts 500: market
steady. pc lower; steers, $1,000 Is. 70:
COWS and heifers. SiN12J0.
SHEEP-Receipts, go; market steady;
top. S303.JO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
cLovER-Sl5qeo
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION.


LAST Ef FEALb " s.. Dec. 1T-
CATTLE-BeeeiptS 625- market slow.
steady. shipping steers S19d1& 80
butcher grades SSd11 go COWS. S2lQ 80
FALNES-R Receipts 2u0- market active,
Jp" higher. cull tO choice. SJd11
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts +N1
market active. -.Jc higher. choice lambs.
Sl"Hl3.25, Gun 90 fair SINl215. year
lngS. SNd4 20: sheep. S3dGIo
HpES-EcceiptS. 200: market slow.
steady, Workers, Sl02JN1O85. pigs.
$1,000, mixed, Sl0G10@5. heavy $40.
rouehs. - pa $50. stays. S}156T.-J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
CHICAGO CASH GRAN.

CHICAGO. Dee 15.-WHEAT-No.
red. SITS.
CORN-No. . yellow. 751ac; No. 9 vel
low, 73G.74c: No 4 yellow, 69d71c: No
yellow. G7aGSlac. No. mixed, 66ia@
csc; No > mixed. 6jc; No 6 mixed. &C
No . white 73c: No 3 white. 6SdGSI5c:
No. 4 white SCI G6Sc; No. . white, 65i2c
No. g white, Sc.
OATS No. 3 white. 47a8slsc: No. !
white 46lac
BARLEY-G6d Gle
RYE-No. .. S1j4
TINIOTHY-S5.6 006T5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
CHICAGO PRODTCE.

CHICAGO. Dec 15.-B TTTEB-Cream IN
cry extras, ole; standards. ABE; firsts.
:,6d4Oc: seconds. :s303Ic.
GGS-Ordinaries. Gi0GGc. frStS, .
a 1,,c
CHEESE--TwinS 10
POULTRY-Fowis &c. du Ks. Doc;
geese. ofc. springs 23c; turkeys. asc.
TOES-WiscOusius per 100 lbs,
S1.2Jd1 40; llinneS0taS per 100 lbs. Sl2j
MI4O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16

Bonds were strong. the active de-
mand suggesting inquiries from in
yestment sources. especially in old
time railway bonds Total sales
(par value) S21,55O.O00. old L. 5.
bonds were unchanged on call