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Evening journal., 1920-05-15
ArnnN SKATE MEET

AKRON. May i3-Summit Beach
Park Will be the scene Of a roller
skate meet here some time during
MAY. The fastest roller athletes IN
the world will compete. The track
has been enlarged 10 A laps.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
Rail- RAN! RAH,

NEW YORK, May i5-JOhn McGraw
has nabbed another collegian, Al Lee
feyre OF F0rdham, coached by Art
Devlin. He's an inflelder.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
rxTT suomi nouns

COLUMBUS, May i3.-Fans here will
be sure 10 get their moneys worth in
the future. The boxing commission
has ruled that all main bouts must
20 i5 rounds to referees decision.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
TIRE TWINS.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, May i5-Dual
births In the horse world are rare.
The Harvester is the father and Queen
Worthy the mother-Si0OOO worth OF
horse blood
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
Y VOLLEY RAIL.

Captain JACK Reynolds Pepper Team
or the Y. NJ. c. A. NOlley Ball League,
defeated Elliott Booge's Moonshiners,
at the competition for first place held
the association.
The Pepper team played gilt edge
ball and at no time during the series
OF five games were they pressed by
their opponents. The team work OF
the victOrs coupled with the vital
smashes OF DR.. pennock. were the de-
Gliding points OF the game.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15

The annual production OF antharciie
coal In Pennsylvania Is more than SC,
100000 gross tons.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15

The work OF the Want Ads ends
only with N esatisfactlon OF their
1mployer-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
DEALERS WANTED

To sell Double Tread Tires Tor one OF
The largest tire concerns in America. We
have agents earning as much as 500 u
week. Get busy and send for our propo-
sition. Don't delay. Write now.
Treble Strength Tire Co.
n33 Indiana Ave, Dept. .., Chicago, lll
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

.fesn. .n Nh Oslo. State dairy tubs. finest.
ssVeic; good to primo. 439 47c; common
20 70 sa!r. SS0 q 42c. Renovated extras NQ
VIC. Ladies. current marke. flrsts, 2s029c; :;
SCseonas. C",l. 24W25hc; lower grades. 22Q2sc
: .aUoh'hg STOCK. current make. No l, 24Q
<'mc; NO. 2. 2Sc; lower grades, 2O@22c.
CneeSe-Receipts were 1871 boxes state.
who're milk early made, fats, specials.
pound. 27Aa 42sc: tall made. 25A Q261sc;
average ~ run. 241a @ 26c fresh specials. 24ih
% -Se. average run. W23hc: lower
xrades. 2o@22iac: twins. held specials. 2s
" Isc average run. 24@25c. Wisconsin,
held flats. 26Q27Ac. single Daisies. held.
seW27c: double Daisies. 2G@27c; Young
Americas. held. 2sA @ 29iac skins. held
specials. IS zoe; prime to choice. ,l5W
nc; la'r to good. 12al41ac; lower
Exgs-Receipts were 1926 cases Fresh
gathered extras dozen, 93Q94c; extra
nssts, 90Qs2c; frsts. S7aps9c seconds,
!SW sec; dirties. No. J. SEQ 5Sc; checks.
'asr to choice. dry 50@55c, refrigerator.
special marks. fancy. 62 "a a csc: hrsts. 81 a
Sc seconds 574 6oc, state Pennsylvania a
ana nearby Western hennery whites extras
Si.o2 q .05; extra frsts $1Ql.O2 frsts.
9Su9Sc; gathered whites. frsts to extra
irsts. 9ocI N.02; under grades. S0@92c;
pullets. ISWS5c: Pacific Coast whites. extras,
- Os g Los: extra rrsts, slWi.o2; tirsts.
sS sS, @osc' under grades o2@o4c pullets.
SoWsSc. other Western and Southern.
gathered whites. 75@a5c; state Pennsl
vania and nearby Western. hennery browns.
extras. % q ssc: gathered brown and mixed
colors. graded. extras 93@94c; frsts to
extra nrsts. S7M92c.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Irregular Changes
In Quiet Trading
I'm Cotton Market
Nervousness on Part of Jam
uary Shorts Sends Prices
Up; Closing Is Steady at
Decline of | TO 80 Points

Trading in cotton was not active or
general Yesterday, but fluctuations
were extremely nervous and Irregular.
The feature was the relative strength
of January on buying by trade inter
ests and covering.
Little cotton has come here for de-
livery on December contracts, although
it is reported that some of the cotton
intended for tender has been rejected
for failing 20 meet requirements as to
grade, and the situation in this respect
was supposed to account for some un-
easiness on the part Of January shorts.
Az any rate, the price sold up from
1852 to 1888 in the late trading and
closed at 1882, with the general mar
ket closing steady at net decline of
l to 30 points.
There was no apparent change of
sentiment as to the probable showing
of the governments crop estimate. 1t
is not considered probable that official
figures in line with the expectations
would have any material influence on
the course of prices.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged at 1925 for mid
ding. No sales were reported.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Dates of Birth Forgotten
Thousands Unable to Remom.
her Natal Day

There used to be small boy who was
born at midnight, As It became convs-
nient to celebrate holiday from school
on one day or the other Of the two
doubtful birthdays, ne was able to select
his day somewhat at WILL There are
hundreds Of thousands of persons in
this country who have no idea of the
date of their birth, hundreds OF thou
sands of native-born children still young
who do not even know the year Of their
birth.
The. hospitals Of Greater New York
are being called upon daily for inforrna-
ton on the dates Of birth of children
born within their wards Even mothers
do not know the dates. At Lying.In
Hospital few days ago a representa-
tive OF the United Hospital Fund for
the sick and needy Of Greater New
York found a woman who, upon being
questioned about the years Of birth Of
the other children Of her family, said
that each one had been born In 1917.
It was a convenient year TO rsmeu.
eszs and 90 she insists that her entire
family e4 seven came Into ksina ID 0kk,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Reactionar'y Tone
Continues OnCurb
In Quiet Session
Slight Losses the Rule as
Pressure Grows; General
Asphalt Again Weak; Oils
Are Generally i'm Supply

Prices continued downward in a
quiet session of tho curb market yes
terday and slight losses were recorded
in nearly all of the more active is
sues. Simms Petroleum and Sweets
were about the only prominent stocks
to resist pressure and to hold up to
Fridays closing prices.
General Asphalt vas again weaker,
easing off to another new low record
for the year at 961s, a decline Of
nearly 200 points from the high of 1920
in January, when it sold at 13O. Last
year the stock sold as high as 1862 and
as low as c9H. Sweets remained
tteady at 2A, but United Retail
Candy eased OFF n to 8. Tobacco
Products Export sagged to 7, a loss
Of II.
Simms Petroleum remained steady
at ~, but other oils, including Inter
national Petroleum and Carib Syndi-
cate, SOLD lower, the latter to 81s.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Wheat Is Firner,
But Prices Drop
From the Highest
Advance of More Than 7c
Fails to Hold; Some Ex-
port Demand in Evidence:
Offers Are More Liberal

Thewheat marketwa somewhat firmer
Yesterday. but. in view of the fact that
prices had experienced a perpendicu-
lsr drop of zoe bushel, the net rally
Of 2@4c was looked upon as rather
poor indication Of any material change
in underlying sentiment. The Decem-
ber position in Chicago at one time
showed gains of 7i1c. with evidences
of tightness. but even this position
failed to hold all of the advance, and
essed off &c from the top.
1t was said that export houses were
buying cash wheat in Chicago and were
taking the low grade spring wheat
which was delivered On December con-
tracts at premium Of about Sc a
bushel over the December price. Some
export demand was in evidence, and
sales were reported of about 400 900
bushels. with premiums firm.
Country offers in the Southwest were
more LIBERAL, and this was thought to
reflect the recent attitude of bankers
in connection with the liquidation Of
outstanding loans.
In the local cash market No. 2 red
and No. hard were quoted at $3.50
c. |. (. track New York
The range of prices:
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
December 1853 1.6sia 1.62ia l.e5 1.6i
March. 1.6o ls2A 1.57 1.59ia 1853
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Greenfield. George George Green
Held Company)-OhioA Art Com.

Greenfield. George George Green
field Company)-Ohio Art Com
Gilmore. Harry A. - Longacre
Hardware and Electric Com
pany. Inc. ,.............
Gage. James Pr. r. Sites. 80.
Hagler. Amzel-B. Brafman 80.
Hagen. Frank-State Industrial
Commission ..........
Harleston. william-Fidelity and
Casualty Company OF New York
Harbor Sales and Manufacturing
Company. Inc.-Swift & Co..
Inc. ............
Hoey. Herbert--J. A. Morris. -.
Harris. Bernard-W. c. Phillips.
Hooke. Walter c.. and william a.
Hennessy-F. s. Canon jr..
Erles'nan. Morris-R. Bruck. 80.
Altsch. Wiliiam--W. w. Prtnsls
Lusk, Roy A.. Lusk.
Levin. Arthur L.-Motor Car
Equipment Co.
Merchandise Exhibit Co.. Ino.-
Al. Heyman
Middlesex Dress Mfg. Co.. Inc
n. r. Basttne ct al.
M9oser. George. II. Tooker
Printing Co.
NJ osel. Joseph E.-Capital Granite
company ..............
Mosel. Joseph E.-E. L. Smith
& Co.
New York Velodrome Co., Inc
Potter, Leon w.-M. Pepper...
Piasscki. Leokadya, or Lillie-M.
Mierwinski
Pease. Ernest M.-Johrf F. Cuneo
Company
Same-Same
Parhales, Ida-B. NJ. Friend ct al.
Pottick. Harry-L. Levine ct al. -.
RoGozzino, Aurelia-L. r. Gold
berg ct al.
Republic Garage Co.. Inc, and
John Corrigan-J. Martin.
Saslew. Anna-L. Schwartz.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

Southern Spot Markets-Galveston quiet,
unchanged at 1880; sales 1900 bales.
New Orleans quiet. 25 points lower at
l4.75c sales 1.105 bales. Mobile nominal.
unchanged at a75c; sales nil. Savannah
steady. 22 points lower at 15.7Sc; sales 40
bales Norfolk steady. unchanged 15c;
sales 1875 bales. Baltimore nominal. un-
changed at Ice: sales nil. Augusta steady,
unchanged at 1880; sales IA bales. Mem
pitts nominal, unchanged at 15c.: sales 500
bales. Houston steady, 25 points lower at
14.76c; sales 4,79s bales. Little Rock quiet.
unchanged at 10. s0c; sales 1928 bales.
Dallas steady, unchanged ut 14.10c: sales
4,5y9 bales.
COttonsecd Oil
Tho market for cottonseed oil wan fairly
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

Butter - Receipts were 6,421 packages
Creamery. higher than extras. pound. SAG
Hhc: extras 80 score. b3isc; firsts, 80 to
81 score 46952hc; frsts. sS to 80 score
ng45c; seconds. 83 to 81 score. SO q 40c; ;
than extras, 56ls 457c; extras. 55@56c
Arsts, As 5Sc; seconds. 81 @ A2c. Held or
storage, nigh scoving. 6lG5l hc; extras
$50 soc; frsts. II q lSc; seconds: $50 4oc;
lower grades. S2@a4c. Danish, casks
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

The following judgments were file,
terday. December II. tho first name
that OF the debtor:
American Business Corporation
Albert Frank e Co. 50,
Alexander. Robcrt-Western Sau-
sage and Provision Company,
Inc.
Bllckman. Is!dor--F. II. Mead ct
Bankofr. lvan--J. Karp .......
Brandt Joseph. ana Arnold
Brudnor (Joseph Brandt Com
pany)--B. Savitzky ct al..,... I.
Brunswick Cabinet Works. Inc.
and Jacob l.. Liebcrman g.
Mogclansky ......,...........
Battle, james (New York CuilinR
Company SaIwcr ct al ....
Chasier. Papp. j. and Perry--
Acorn Agency. Inc. ..........
Cohen. Benjamin and Max tCoheu
Cohen. Lena--M. Schwarz. z....
Coyle. Occa l.. and Irwin Leasing
Company. Inc.---D. Farrell. .... =
Cochran. Robert Il. and Emma NJ.
~-~Flrst National Bank OF Mis-
sion. costs ...........,.....
Doliiver. Samuel G.. Gordon's
Dry Gin Company. Ltd .,......
Deuss walter H.--Ritz Carlton
Rcstaurant and Hotel Company
DAILY. John J. East Printing
Company, Inc. .......,........
French, Hamlin Q.--J. w. Gross.
Franklin Machine pPod4nts Com
pany, lno.--H. r. 0rtfnths Bun
COMPANY. Inc. ..............
Flsur DO Lys Tiims xno.--- 0Aa.
MAN b Co. ssss.ss s~~ sssAs saxn~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Corn Prices Decline;
Selling Ends Aduance

The corn market showed more or
less frmness early in sympathy with
wheat and on weekend covering. The
ADVANCE attracted renewed selling.
however, and prices subsequently eased
OF and at the close showed net losses
Of u to 3sc. Country offers were
larger.
The local cash market No. 2 yellow
was quoted at 98Nc; No. 9 mixed,
93Ac, c. i. f. New York, ten days ship
ment.
.xvo-s. Heseraays s,e.a F .,o!o y,ou' Yea Year
No 2 yellow. .9SH 80 $1.65E
Chicago:
December .6SH $50 1.4o%
Oats-The oats market was comparative
ly steady scattered covering, and while
prices failed to retain all OF an early ad
vance. the close was Il @ sc net higher
and No. white were quoted at 64c; No. S
dipped white. s7Mc; ordinary y'' clipped ped
white, c3gs3lac. all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
No. white. .63 .6211 .SsA
Chicago:
Nay ......... .tsls 4sl: so "
Rye-Market steady.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. ! wessern..l.7sA .i77 ,1T7
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
spring piss. 7S@sas ss7S@sas sls.oo
Cornmeal. 2.35G2s0 236Q2.s0 75@3s0
Rye -four. S.50Qss0 s5o69.1o $3.50 90
Bran ..... $500 $500 $500
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

active for short session. total sales
amounting to 900 barrels
Snorts were good buyers. and az there waa
llttle disposition TO press the selling sidc.
owing 70 the frmer tone to grain and the
early rally In lard. prices worked up and
points ~ w
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Open. IIig II. Low,
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago.
Live beef fair to
prime, 100 lbs $40, ,60@1c.75 $13.o0U1660
D r 3 e beef.
sides. lb...... .120 80 .1G0 26
Live veals, COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ....... le.o04D17.oo 17.0o@a3oe
D + Q s g d veal,
city, lb..... 100 rs .240 3A
Live ewes. 100
lbs ......,... 1000 $50 5000 900
Dressed mutton.
city. ID. ...... .o1@ ~ 100 .16
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
lbs. ......... 11b0fD13B0 1bb0691A7b
Dressed lambs
city, lb.. $50 80 200 .ss
Hogs 100 lbs. :. 11.00@1160 13.606D1425
Dressed h ogs,
bacon lb..... 16m18M zlA@ "a
PORK, Dbl. 80.00@9l00 46.60@47.00
Mess beef. Dbl: =. 19.00@2o.o0 22.00023.oo
Lard. Middle
West, 100 lbs. 14.669l475 2S.oo023l1
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

toHee Fnturcs--Bpylng continued in
small volume and litNe interest was mani
reatec in trading yesterday. Final prices
We're to l2 points net higher.
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Markets in Other Cities
Bonds

$1,000 A q W IS. ... esN ssL ssH ssM
5000 \ Eng Tel S.: so 50 80 80
1000 Western Tel 5s 1871 7Sh 1871 7Sh
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

No changes took place in the sugar
market yesterday, shipments Of raws
beng offered as low as 37s cents cost
and freight without buyers. The de-
mand for granulated Continued dull
Futures were unchanged to points
net lower after evening of commit
ments.
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Sugar Tone Continues
Easy; Prices UNCHANGED

Current Year
Sugar. sranulated. h.. .osz @.os 90 &C.
Coffee. Rio. No. 7...... .o7 q = .l5X
Coffee, Santos. No. 7.... I'm 0.13M rs
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following Judgments were fled yes
terday. December II. the hrst name being
that OF the debtor:
American Rusineau Corporatloc-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

rhe market for cottonseed oil was fairly
New-York tribune., 1920-12-12

i. saAaa sUniAuAsA fss,,s ssnas ~ sAAsA
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14

All Of this sold will the sale
portmi Ike this kind price offered life RENE
For further particulars regard complete description Of the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14

has installed IN the basement acold storage plant OPP
Grafton day and night with automatic control This
aspendd opportunity for any desiring TO 60 into
business or for investment. The property will rent
for spendid per cent on the money.
NO. 3-A splendid brick store building, adjoining
the above and known as the Sea Building This is "a
splenddy built brick business house the very best of
repair good roof and will rent for 5per cent on the
money invested. Don't fail to make careful nvestga-
ton Of this business property. 81
NO. "A brand new loose leaf tobacco ware
house. IN the best location Lebanon, on Woodland
avenue just off Main street. l40 feet by FAC, feet.
Modern every respect; well lighted; $50 FIRE proof
wire glass skyhghs, 3x5. On largelot IL acres,
also L. & N railroad for distance Of 50 feet ac
cessible on four sides Freproof Concrete floor and
steel frame, steel sings Only one row posts through
CENTER driveway on three sides Stabesbuilt outside
Well lighted two Offices. Here is a proposition
which will be sold to some one the day Of sale at
bargain, Be sure to investigate it thoroughly.
NO. 5-A splendid lot of 81 IL acres with good
barn thereon located on West Main street and College
street. lot 50 feet frontage on Main street. e-
tending 800 feet railroad property This is an ideal
building lot. Will sell in lots None other In Leb-
anon just like it.
NO. 6-What is known as the old Collins Water
Power Mil, located at New Market, on lebanon and
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14

Campbesville pike 6 miles from Iebanon. 1t is now
equipped with new and modern ma chinery, has install
ed for interchangeable power type ~ Fairbanks oil
engine. Everything about this mill in high state
of repair, all being newly built the last five years ex
cept main building. The concrete work is wonderful
and must be seen to realize this. Heavy reinforced
steel and concrete DAM 328 feet long. Also forebay
with extra wheel house. This mill is located right in
the center of good farming contry has always en-
joyed thriving business. 1t is money maker and
running every day. Sufficient power can be de
veloped without the of coal to electric light and
water plant in Lebanon. Citizens of Lebanon investi
gate this proposition. This might be the cheapest and
best way for you furnish light and power for your
city.
1t is impossible in this advertisement to give in de-
tail the advantages of these different propositions and
full and omplee description Of the properties Re
member Mr.. Collins has directed to sell it He has moro
business than he can look after so somebody going
bargain in some of this property. The order
of sale of the property will be announced at the sale Of
the residence at 0ocock and all Of the property will
be sold the residence on East Main street. or as may
be announced there with time given to any one at any
time during the sale to look over any of the property
Our automobiles will be there for the use of pros
pective purchasers. Sale Will be rain or shrle-f it
rains plenty of room in Warehouse.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-14


NO.l-Hs residence andl3 ! 2 acresefland on
East Main street, the best and most desable property
in Lebanon; 10 room dwelling, modern and up to
date In every particular; large hall first second
floors, also bath FIRST and second Aoors bui-n
wardrobes; sun porches hot water furnace; electric
lights; hardwood floors; Beautifully yard fine shade
trees and shrubbery; splendid barn. modern FIRE
proof garage; Ice house, crib, poultry house. fish
pond, fine garden, plenty of fruit ofa kinds. Three
other residences the l3 3 acres These will besod
separately with lot and garden.
This property will be spbdivided; several good
building lots will be sold There will be 5 or acres
in lots, the main residence will be sold with sufficient
amount of ground as should be necessary 10 home Of
this description. In other words, will put with the
main residence just much acreage as the purchaser
may want Itis impossible TO give description Of this
property which will do it justice II you are interested
buying the property and having the satisfaction of
owning the most beautiful home in Lebanon then look
this over.
The sale begins at this property promptly at
10O'clock A. M.
NO. Large brick double store room, a45x1 08,
located on 45xa5 SO, Main street In the best business
section of the town. just opposite the Vaughn Hotel.
Over the two rooms large opera house, ready for
use, with about 400 seats. Has large basement
der each of the store rooms. One of the store rooms
occupied by Adams & Wise grocery and meat shop
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-07-27
DULUTH.
DULUTH GRAIN.

Duluth, MIMI. July 27.-New low
levels on this movement were set in
grain markets today With crop news
q bearish factor. Faxseed continued
downward on country selling largely.
July flax closed 9 cents off at 3.17s1.2
3.241-2 asked. high 3.32. low s.24;
October II cents of. at 3.24 bid, high
1856, low 3.24, and November II cents
of at 3.26.
Spot rye closed 6 cents off for spot
at 1888; July 7@cents of at 1856: Sep
TENDER ga cents Off at 1874
asked and October Z 1-2 cents on at
1.69 asked. December wheat closed
II cents off at 2.3s asked and March
UNI closed II cents off at 2.2s asked.
Closing: Wheat No. / dark north
ern on track $50 to 200; No. 2 dark
northern 2.55 to 2.45; No. 3 dark
northern 30 to 2.S0;< No. 1 northern
2.70 to $50; No. 2 northern 2.65 to
2.75; No. 8 northern $50 to 2.7o; No.
l amber durum on track $50; No. 2
amber durum 2.7S; No. 1 mixed dur
UNI on track 2.79; No. 2 mixed dur
UNI 2:75; No. | durum on track 2.7s;
No. 2 durum 2.76. 49,
Linseed on track 3.17 1-2 to 3.27
1-2; arrive $40 IL; July 3.17 1-2 ask
ed; September 1924 1-2 asked; October
3.24 bid; November s.26 asked.
Oats on track 81 to 50.
Rye on track 1888; to arrive 1877
IA; arrive September 't.76 Ia: July
1856; September 1.73 Ia asked; Oc-
tober 1853 asked. ~ ~
Duluth, Mimi, July 27.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat 5o,-
700 bushels: barley 400: rye. 49,
900; fax 23.300.
Shipments: wheat as2,soo; barley
$500; rye 100000; fax $500
Elevator receipts bonded grain:
Duluth car Inspection: Wheat. No.
8 dark northern and No. 8 northern,
s; other spring IL; Nos. 1 and 2; am
Der durum and Nos. 1 and 2 durum,
g.; No. 3 amber durum and No. 3 dur
UNI. 2; other durum, s; mixed IL. All
wheat 40. Flax IS; mixed grain. 1;
rye $2.2s. All grains 80. On track.
Is.