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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19
Water Permits

Application for permission to APP
propriate 500 second feet of water
from the Rogue river for the develop
ment of power with which to operate
pumps used in the irrigation of lands
within the district has oeen filed with
State Engineer Cupper by the Grants
aPss irrigation district.
Other applications for water fights
have been filed as follows:
Amy Rinehart, Summerviile. COW
ering the appropriation of water from
Clubhouse creek for irrigation and
stock watering in Union county.
]. p. McAuliffe of Fort Klamath,
covering the appropriation of water
from Wood river for the irrigation of
SIS acres in Klamath county.
Joseph Ritter of Perdue covering
the appropriation of water from
stout creek for the irrigation of 20
acres of land in Douglas county.
j. S. Madoche of Drew covering the
appropriation of water from Survey
ors creek for domestic use .and the
irrigation of 40 acres in Harvey coun
ty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19

Officials Of the North Unit irrigation
district a part of the big Desehutsk
project have been here in consultation
with State Engineer Cupper and repre-
~sentatives of the Ralph ~Sehneelock
lock company of Portland. relative 20
Inc financing of the project An In
~vestisation is now under way pretm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need, Is Not GREASY

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear,
healthy skin by using Zemo. OBJ
tanned at any drug store for 35c, or
extra large bottle for $1.00.
Zemo generally removes pimples,
blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zeino is a clean, penetrating,
a~ntiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains rothing.~ It is easily
applied and costs a mere trile for each
applications 1t is always dependable.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19

John G. Kendall Of Marshfield has
filed his candidacy for representative
from Coos county in the republican pri
mary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19
PAGE FWE

mary to beginning actual construction
Of the project ion which a bond issue
of s5.0o0.oe0 was recently Foted OF
ficials of the district here TO attend
the conference were II. ". Card. John
Henderson. ?. A.. N1hbert and A. D.
Anderson. an of Madras.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19
New Job
ID Opportunity
ToContinue Work

lhd Or. Apr, 16.-HIlgh honor
M accorded William L. Finley,
oregon sttae biologist by the
Geographic society. In rec
h Of his remarkable scientific
a naturalist and motion pic
heographer of wild life he has
nnted an honorarium by the so
vhlch will enable himself and
nhy, without financial cares, to
their studies Of wild life
bout the west.
TIl make his own program and
the use of such films as he
IN the future, Once a year or
according to the arrangement,
als Of his studies will be pub
d The National Geographic mag
\ has been suggested to him
4 iu1 his attention first to the
irk and animals that are rapidly
Mring before the encroachments
jntlOn.
bgst Finley and his wife have
turned to Portland from an eX-
and u%ncommonly successful
tour throughout the east.
other important organizations
Fessed and exhibited his motion
IS Of wild life in the high Cas-
before the National Geographic
in Washington and the Amer
Game Protective association in
Fork.
Fspects to 90 soon with Mrs. Fin.
southern California, Arizona and
10Y study of the birds in these
he will then go to Jackson's
Hyor one Of the most interest
|Gu'ns, biologically, in the west.
'efing a report that he intended
U% q candidate for the state
'poef lns urgency Of a number
menus Nm Finley said: Run
Y The legislature is cut Of my
splIeelate and thank my friends
desire that | should be a can
'la Tor their proffers of sup
W nave other things to do
I''la my seeking such prefer
snail not be a candidate for
senate
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19

ing the appropriation of water from
an unnamed stream for domestic wa
ter supply.
.-Ese.m HsaenowrcPotwJowH d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
WE'D TO FATHER. SHE SAYS.
baltimore Police Ask Extrndition on
Woman's Charges.

Baltimore, Nov 24 Upon complaint
OF nNrs William II Jones'. twent y-seven.
proceedings have been instituted to bring
bnok 20 Baltimore from Jaokaonvllic her
husband. who sha savH is not her atop
father. ~ he pretended 70 he, bnt hen
real father There are two children. hoyp
nine and four, of their union Mrs Jones
IL employed in cigar factory
ThcpoLce find on the records that on
April IL. 1911. hrensc was iss,ed =
William Jonea. 'widowcr. f"riv.two and
Anna Is freeman. eighteen
Mrs Jones eaid she cav in n dream on
her ninth welding anniversary = pie-
trre ~ her wedding cortiirqfo and be-
aide the name of Jones waa the wofd
father
"Whcn was n child We lived in Cam
bridge she raid NV mother died wheu
was hftoon md ehortiv after nv fathers
actions toward mo chnnRed When J cnfn-
planned he told nc hc wa4 only M atep-
father
Last Apfil | communicated with Ms.
Laura Jones. his mother. md sic vroie
that was lie daughter Ny father pave
me money TO have tho marriage nnnniled .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

df the State, whore the winters arc mild !,
also have the most attractive styles OF
windows, some of them forming WIDE
French doors, and others extending IN an
unbroken series of easements about tho
walls. which are thus almost wholly COM
posed of glass. Sometimes 10 or 20 sep
arate bungalows are built about flower
trimmed court, and run on the apartment
house principle, with hot water and heat
supplied from central plant III charge OF
the superi ntendent.
With the exception Of thesscrvant prob
lem, which is particularly acute In Gall
fornia, the upkeep of home here Is q
comparatively simple matter 1t is, III
most cases, small and compact, requires
little fuel, owing TO the gcntie nature o.
the climate, and its table can be suppned
at surprisingly little expense. Food, os-
pecialIy fruits and fresh vegetables, are
cheap compared TO prices in tho east, while
the outdoor groceries in which they are
sold make marketing almost an agreeable
experience.
Then there is always the cafeteria to
fall back upon when housekeeping loses lts
gest These institutions arc gradually
springing UP throughout the entire coun-
try. but the true cafeteria, with orches-
ira and comfortable leather-chaire,i lob
by, is still produced exclusively on tho
Pacific coast III such one IL ls actuallV
difficult to spend more than 90 cents for n
meal and any check over q dollar brings
a grunt Of surprise from the cash SD.
Thus, those Sho ale weary and heavy
laden with long, cold winters and norvo-
racking activity, find "A peace and com
fort in Los Angeles. which change their
very facial expressions. The whole at-
mosphere is casy-gong business docs
not interfere with pleasure, but It gets
transacted just the same. And IT Is these
adopted sons who outrival oven the ma
tives in shouting the praises OF California.
To them. California Is rs 50 many cap
tell you, the pot of gold at the end Of
the rainbow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
MASsAGED PIG WON PRIZE.
Tender Vegetable Diet Also Helped Make
Porker Champion.

Swcdesboro, N. J., Nov. 24--Daily
messages and dict Of fresh, tender vegc
tables were leading factors IN the fatten-
ing of n pig which has made Anna Shute
n Swedesboro school girl, tho pig-raising
champion Of Gloucester county iler pig
was the winner out of field of about
seventy at tho annual county Y M. &. A.
agricultural shov at Glnssboro ON Satur-
day. Ten girls took part, the rcst being
boys.
Anna bought pure bred Berkshire pig
which weighed in at twenty-four pounds
on May Is last. and she named II Mer-
curry because 'it could run SO fast. For
some time sho gave IT n daily NIB with lard
and kerosene and fed il on lettuce and
young beots thinned from the garden. As
tho pig developed it ate mp much Of the
waste about the place
The new champion says the secret
raising prize pig Is regular feeding
schedule, proper care and cleanliness. She
fed her winner r1lddlings three times day
at O n. m. IL noon, and o y. m, and took
fifteen minutes TO make UP fresh bed
every day With this carc the pig gained
nt { he rate Of nearly one and three-quarter
pounds day and weighed 332 pounds
at the end Of the contest
"A boy OF girl who wants 90 be sue
cessful pig club member must like pigs,
says Anna, and musr not be afraid OF n
lot Of work, Some Of which s not pleasant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
RISING sun TRAIL" IS
A KEhA-bAT TLEGROUND
Law Officers and Bandits Alike
Hold Up Travellers on Liquor
Truck Line"

All the thrills associated with the eariy
days of the wild west" are being re-
enacted lust at Baltimore's front door,
saws the Port Deposit Correspondent OF the
Baltimore sun A Journey ut night over
the "RiRirg sun Trail, will awaken new
int terest IN the life of the most world-weary
with tho regular stops made necessary Dy
the whisky bandits and the equally
regIlnr Interruptions of the law enforce
mont officers. The peaceful citizen IL made
the nawn OF a gnme that IL filled with
dangerous adventure BootleggeTs, 1t Is
SAID. nightly take their supplies from auto
mobiles for the rcxt day s market
Five hold-uIe were staged or Thursday
evening. east of the Con0wingo bridge.
in Cecil county A poodly crop of drIr
was harvested thereby and found ready
sale on FRIDAY. Friday tho Baltimore en-
forccmcnt officers were notified and tri-
dav night found n squad of them on the
ground prepared TO do or die. 80 when
innocent as we'll as guilty, passed mp the
road that evening. once 0ghin. they re-
ccived the stop signal Some stopped,
others crowded on power and sent their
cars leaning at the lagrnan
The predicament today is whether II IS
better 10 take chance on legal hold
IN or dash away lest the man in the road
bc a highwavman Tho accepted rulc ~
to run
Scarcely night gnee by but That the
hills rcsotind with the regular target prac-
ticc of tho officers az the bootlcggcrs from
Baltimore and the North This same
condition ov,sis over the rcnnsylWnla
line In the Wcst Grove, y small city.
fight was staged by ak robbers in q high
powered car and truck In the streets
of the town the battle was fought ~ =
finish and three men were taken 20 Phila
dephs hospital
Tho Rising Sun Trail. since its open
ING few weeks ago. has been made the
artery 10 the South Il IL rapidly being
given up 10 the whisky runners as trunk
Inc Since a is located away from large
towns and haa = perfect roadhcd. the
.,nugelcr can make tho dash from Belti-
more ami Philadelphia IN the dark hours.
especially f the trucks carry on thor
schooner tops at The open sesame, the
letters :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
LEAVES MARINE 40 WIVES.
Also Kingdom, But lie Happens 20 be
Already Married.

Franklin. Mas Nov 20 Due 70
tlc TACT that he is ALREADY uppled with
oro wife Who j. quite satisfactory.
ToEert 4. NicClain formerly q! san tran-
cisco. Marine "povll Dog ard -o.dnr
III fortune. viii Got iir ah!c 6 accept tie
50 uushy wives wIiIed II him hv tbe
~ul-su Il Liapg-I.iarg. Who was the ruler
oi ..u empire loCattd on = islaad III tie
South seas.
\icCl.lu once saved the life of tho
Sultan and was formally adopted SIS q
son hv the ruler Now the Sultan Is Head
and lie has left his empire. consisting oi
the lslnud valuable pearl fisheries aud
500 SUBJECTS nciudng he 30 wives u
McCiaiu lie has been informally notihtd
ni the award and has written the War
Department for further particulars and
vcrification ot the report The island Is
located At the Cktreuie end Of the Philip
pines and it WAS il 1909 that Met IAN,
then mariDe. was ordered to tie island
10 uuoll sn uprising. winch he did, saving
the life 81 the Sultan thereby.
II the unofficial report that he has
been made sole her is borne out. he viii
,lisband the harcm and probably turn the
island over t. the tu.tod states Gov
ernment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence to Every Evening
Dover. Nov. 23-ChaTters we're filed
here. 81 stcrday, Is follows
United States Mineral Products Cor
poration, Wilmington, Del; capital, S5,-
900 900
u llor Petroleum Corporation, Viii
mirgton, Del; S., 900 QU0.
Polish American Natural Asph alt Co,
Tulsa. Okla; $4,000
Hart Bell Manufacturing Co, New
York City; 81 251,uO2
II. B Holland Expad;tionary Films.
Wilmington. Del $1050000
Walker OH %, Wilmington Del ;
$1,000, ,0Q0
Zenith Picture Corporation, Whining
ton. Del, $l.0Q),0O0-
AiunAipal Pig Farms Corporation,
Grand Rapids, Mich 5000 600
Legion Coal ard Coke Co; Whining
ton. Del $500, 600
B-W Electric Co, Wilmington, Del; !;
$4,000
Old Colony Life Building Corporation,
Dover. Del! S3lQ, 900
Cedar Corporation, Wilmington, Del;
1921 400
Cachun1a Asbestos Corporation Los
Angeles, Cal; S200,0J0.
Drake & Hersey Co, Wilmington, Del. !;
100000
Electric City Spark Plug Co, Schenec-
t2dy. ~ VI; 500 ,00C
Premier Pittsburg Coal Co, Pittsburg,
Pa; 100000
Aero Survey Corporation, Wilmington,
Del; 500 ,OGO
Motor Radiator and Manufacturing
Corporation, Wilmington, Del; $40 900
Mearkle Auto lunch Co, Wilmington,
Del; $4,000
Lucille Fur Fashion, Inc, Wilmington,
Del; $50 600
Increases in capital stock Ward La
France Truck Corporation, Elmira, N.
y, from $4,000 900 10 $40 800, 900 !;
upiversal Stag Brick and Tile Co. Of
In diana, S5OO,0OO to sl,O00,0O0 Detroit
Housing Corporation, Wilmington, Del,
So, 100000 to S7,500000
Change Of name Of Nj. 4 NJ. Drawn
Steel Co. to Erie Drawn Steel Co, Erie,
Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
- CONDEMNED. NONE DIE.
Extreme Penalty Imposed During War Is
Not inflicted

Washington. Nov ~ Fhiriy-two per
S,ns ia the army were sentCrced 90 death
by court marti~l In the last hscal vcar,
h,t ii 40 cnse WAS the seutcnce Canned
into effect sqys Major Go' cral Fnoch II
CroN.icr judge advocate &c oral. il ln-
annualrcport made public today Twelve
of 'he drnth - tcrCes wore dlsapnoved
n reduced T. lmrrprsonmc.t rargirg &
from lfc terms to five Years, ard ore case
Mas pending whom the report WAS rom
rjled
d, lv ninc IF the cascs were for military
nrcrscs Eieht were ioIrd guilty oi fnia-
behavior /, The face of tho eromv and ono
v:,s scl tcnccd A. = spy
Trials for dcscrtion were slightly Iess
.uuer,us tbau for the two pIocciit <
wears. but the comparative number w.'s
laracr. t.ul i. cnleI for life was lu4posed
h AZ cescs. 81 q The seutercc hei s
approved ivo disapproved eight mlti-
gated ~ shorter terms One pending
awaits hnal action
III All 256 officers we're sentenced 70 dis
nls4al at.rr ouuri marital. Ct these,
f3l >catc5rcs Wcrc approved The total
turuher II ger cral courts for the more
serious otfei ses was L, 100 SIS per cent
cauvlctious heirg ahtau ed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
WOMAN JURY WEEpS.
Hold CITY Official Responsible In Auto
Fatality

Eric, IA. Nov 2t Despite his dee.
laratiau that he uas home and fn tei wien
m automobile last wcck kllcd NlIiam
Schultz. traction company cmplove. .
coroncrs jury ~ women yesterday
found Martin G. Cornell city solicitor.
responsible for the fatailty
Tho jury ~ women. tho first n the
history ~ the city was very grave as
il returned the verdict Most II the Won
On were weeping openly as the foreman
announced thr verdict
Cornell Was released or his own reeog
niranco. County Detectives Watson ~
nounclng he would prefer charge ot ~
voluntary menslaughter against hiin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

Nothing IS smarter than the Jew
redingote model Black velyeteen 10
used to develop the frock illustrated.
the redingote opening over skirt
Of plain satin which i frequently IA
contrasting color An odd fea.
ture Of the dress is a yoke Of fms
Trench net with plated up-standins
collar that touches the ears Plated
frills also finish the long elose-htting
sleeves Medium size requires
yards 36-inch velvet and IL yards
s6inch satin.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 904T.
sizes. "a to "A inches bust Price. 50
cents.
Crosby q Hill Company are sole agency
oi Pictorial Review Patterns Whining
tons leading store for silk, wash goods
and woolen dress goods. 6O5-07 -03 Market
tfeet. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
BUSINESS woMEN's LUNCH.
To be Held al ST; Paul's NJ. f. Church
Next Tuesday Evening.

In connection with the revival campaign
now beng conducted at st Paul's NJ T..
Church hv the McConbe-Clase evenage-
listic partv there will be held a business
woman lunch on next Tuesday evening
IN the dining halls Of the church al 6 Is
o clock The cost 81 the lunch viii pc
only nominal Popular songs viii be sung
and talks will be made by Mrs. Clase and
Mrs McCombc
Those who plan ID come 70 this lun-
cheon must make reservations ~ least
bv Saturday evening by calling Miss Alta
Castel0w 917 Jackson street phone 1926,
o. seeing Miss Alice Jervis Miss Mildred
Toppin OF Miss Helen Carson members Of
the committee in charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
MANY COMMODITIES
Continued from page !

Minneapolis, Mimi. Nov p In line
with Mondays break IN tho wheat market
-four extended its decline with an addI-
tional brcuI, today. of twenty cents m the
price for family pateuts Although ono
large mll quotations were unchanged,
another -four house reduced its price tn
So 30 barrel from s. Quotations ~
the flour market here today range from
IS 40 Is So . barrel
indianapolis. NOV - Top hogs drop-
ped 70 the lowest price s,ncc December J
1918. vesterdavin the lnAiannpolis market
the quotation being Sl0@3
Cleveland. Nov - N,ycd logs sold
at $40 50 rcr hundred pounds here vcstcr
day. the lowest price this wear
Omaha Nov. "a Hogs sold for 4
lower price ~ Omaha stnckvnrls vrstcr-
dav than n any time sncc January III.
Iql1, whom tho average was ~ ST por
hundred paurde Thr general ward avrr-
age today was 50 SO
Has, ST Louis. Nov % The tor price
on hogs at the national stcckyaydS hero
Yesterday was SlO35 the lowest Einco
December 10. 1916, when tho top was
SlO3O large shipments and lowering
prices ~ feed arc given az raGsos II the
decline
Cmcaea. III. Nov. Al Mr. Hog. who
has hecn 4 SORT # wartime net was gwen
q und beating Yesterday lic IVES
thumpcd around the stockNarls uuul Ibis
vaii,c frli to prc~war levels
1he best hogs sold at $40 - hundred
pounds Some went down the scale n
50 % This was drop nf from 81 tp >l51
from the priccs If Monday !. IS Ere q m-
ing down with corn Reports from ~fa. ~
wards all over the cour rV showed thAt
hog prices were tho lowest since lanH0ry
lqI- Kansas Citv and Soak C.ty ielt
tho decline. which rca hcl Is cents ia -
hundred pounds.
The biz drop was caused hv tho heaviest
shipment Of hogs ta the market 10 several
months. the farmrss sending ,hcm hv the
thousands to AL hig stac.varis The
Chicago wards TODAY received 5000,
acalns, $4,000 vcc& AZ
New York. Nov. q The price of
sugar took another drop here TODAY, when
tho Federal Sugar Refining Go reduced its
list prices Il thr basis of So for fin,
graduated 3 .cv low record .or the season.
Other rcf.nc1s lowered their quotat ms tc
. ulnc cents.
Chicago. Nov. 24.-Price reductions in
asphat shingles and prepared roofing,
ranging from : to - per cent were AN
nouuced Yesterday bv two large .ouaug
mauuiacturers One company, inGNlnl
ssphslt Shingles and asphalt roofing com
/ positions announced cuts averaging =
! per cert Another company specializing
L. roll roofing listed reductions rangng
from ten cents s. rol Or approximately
! per cent on the better grades. 10 - pcI
cent on the lowcr-prlced lightweight rolls
O. a. Heppes. president oi One con
cern. said IT. Announcing the price cut
Our rev quotators are bcloN pTcsen
costs ard also lower than anticipated
costs Tor 1921 The one purpose Is K
stimulate business
New York. Nov. II The American
Smelling and Refining Co reduced It
price for lead from slN and oue-haIi 4
SIX cents pound
I Foreign bar silver at 1885 cents 3 fin
ounce was at the lowest price sina
/ April 2S 1917
Joplin. Mo Nov. p ZINC or, h-
/ declircd to $3l q 81 and lead 10 SD
/ These prices are around the levels tha
prevailed IL lSJ4-l9US
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate.
EOR SALE

f1)E OAI<E
MARKET ST --faD0 block Fine location,
nine rooms bath. porch heater. gas ana
electric. cement cellar. Possession when DO
sired.
Thirty sixth and Mafket--On E. Thirty
sixth 0B feet by sb feet. Hix rooms. bath.
porch. hot water beat. pantry. laundry. gas
and electric. city water. We can arrange your
mortgage.
Walnut - 1900 block. afz roofns. path.
In Al condition.
Franklin st--t00 block. six rooms. hath,
porch in rear large yard
1877 Read Tiye rooms. sewer gas In
Pood repaiT $500 cash. balance paid monthly
fugspRsi0u when desired. Price $3.50.
B2p-9f "a - = Connrl Each having I've
rooms porch Renting at 5 - each.
Va can give possession At onre &lbVo
each Pay for them ike rent. Each two
story brick.
Chestnut st-tiOD block, sir rooms, bath
large yard Possession. $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Metal for Wood Trolley Poles.

Tho Wilmington & Philadelphia frac
tion Co has removed wood poles from the
klng street Ndc 81 Rodney square ana
slIhstitutc! metal poles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
NEW LIMITS on MAILED
GIFTS FOR SOLDIERS

Washington, Nov "a New limitations
ID the weight and size Of Christmas pack
ages for soldiers stationed IN Germany,
Porto Rico and the Panama Canal Zonc
we're fixed Yesterday by the Quartermaster
GeReral Packages for Porto Rico must
uot weigh more than fifty pounds or have
i combined e 9Th and girth Of more than
eighty-four inches Packages for Panama
must not exceed severty-tWo inches in
lergth and giTth.
Packages for the army N Germany
must not weigh more than twenty-five
pounds or have 'comblf cd length and
girth Of more than eighty-four inches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
= - - PFDECTIC-

Is PEP ENT REDUCTION A b4FfAI.
X htE HahIhtp T4 E5P sP gGff e. HffFx THE VI ''
Dps Two p0RC
HHHf MI oAs Sb EiFS4Iic it,1 HEHse
m uF sf,tFt
t VERY al + 4
rffF cf SO o,ooF FIGrRF
WANTED MORTGAGE MONEY
HOLLY OAK SECTION VERY DESlPtBLT
rtFf ohRtIE ~ itoGsf. 1Tft .>n
r. GALLAGHER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

TO nE SOLD THIS WEEK, HOUSE At
RIfU AHpeo& PARK. SEVEN ROOMS
AND HATH. ELECTRIC LIBHra POS
eEsSiDN $4,000.
g n TOWNSEND
a23 MARKET ST
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

Want drcssnaker? Use The classified
ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
F0P RENT
7O3GONC0PD AVENUE

storv md dwelling seven rooms hath baf
wAter heat Modern In every respect iFa
fnttIIafe RnaaessI1n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

indianapolis. Nov - Top hogs drop
pod 70 the lowest price sincc December !.
1918. vrsterdavin the lnd,arnpvis market
the quotation hcing Slo@A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

Omaha Nov. "a Hogs sold for .
lower prics, ~ Omaha stackvorls ycstCr-
dav than n any time entcc january III
Iqt7. WHOM tho average was a. N6 pcr
hundred paurds Thr general ward aver
agc today was 50 SO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

Cleveland, Nov - Mixed hogs sold
ut SO 50 rcr hundred pounds hcrc ycstcr
day. the lowest price this wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24

East 81 LOUIS. Nov 2l The tor prcc
on hogs at the national stockyar3S hero
Yesterday was $40 81, the lowest Fnco
December l0. 1916. when The ton was
$40 50 large shipments and lowering
prices If feed arc given az ca1.ses 1f thu
decline