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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-04
GRAIN MARKETS
Additional Gains in Corn While
Oats Soar to New High
Levels.

CHICAGO, May 4.--Decided fresh ad-
vances took place today in the price of
corn. Scarcity of offerings rather than
urgency of buying characterized the
trade. Opening prices, which ranged
from Nc decline to &c advance. with
July $16S91.6S5s and September $1.6Oh
61.61A, were followed by quick gains
all around.
Later the market temporarily reacted
little owing to reports that the Jap
anese financial situation continued
much strained The close was nervous,
1c to &c net higher with July $1.69%
to $1.7O, and Sept. $161B to 1872.
Wild bidding for May oats at Winni-
peg helped to lift the market here.
After opening Am%c higher, including
July at 91%G911sc, the market con-
tinued to ascend.
Weakness of hog values had only a
transient depressing influence on pro-
visions.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-04
ST. LOUIS. May 4-Corn, May,
$1.S3h2; July, s1,723s.
Oats, May, SLIP; July, 95c.

KANSAS CITY, May Cash wheat
unchanged to 2 hard; No. / hard, S29S
d3.O7; No. 2 hard, S29663.O4; No. l
red, $2.91G2.9S; No. ? red, $3.50,
Corn up to 212c; No. mixed, SITS;
No . white, S179M1.S2; No. > yellow,
$1.S2k.
No. 2 mixed, $1.O7GlOs; No. red, $lO9
m1.11.
Rye, $212@213.
Close: Corn, may, $1.7212; July,
81 66St. Sent 81 595s 1892.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-04
Open High Low Today Prev

CHICAGO, May 4.-Cash: Wheat, No.
I mixed, $2.95. Corn, No. 3 mixed, $l.S7
@1.S9; No. ? yellow, 1896 Oats, No.
2 white, $1l6h @117; No. 3 white, Sis
@1.16. Rye, No. >, $217; barley, $l.76
m1.S7; timothy seed $1O.O0m1l.50; clover
seed, $25. OO035.OO; pork, nominal; lard
$1975; ribs, $1E25@1S00
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-04
MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady and
unchanged Mddling 42c. Sales 500
hu
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-04

Total sales $4,000 shares.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-04

MIGHTY ensemble of the choice offerings of used auto
EESzrS1 ,eu c,rs ,,d oxL;l;.od b. -ooh1o .,.t,- ,,
s's ss'i o5 ;:ss s:'%oo; ' 1a
II to 9Th, inclusive. 1t is unique show-and anyone &C
used affords the opportunity OF selection without
~AA=~@ fence.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE.
SALE Or EXCHANGE FIVE ACRE
h0m0 in small town. Two hours rido
from Chicago Fouf-r0om house. best
Of soil. My equity. 81 500. z. Hsnne-
man, 7142 st. Lawrence avenue. Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

.ocx Island Akais 10. sss. marin,
aaI Osder Of Aaglas.-Regulas msssan6D
fiss Ed tAird TusGtN Of each 0onsA
~ EAgaas' hanns, Fourth Ave1us and
TvsatS-Afss sisSss. YraAk WSoA ". ~
Joannh GeoepGNA eecrolAS1.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

HAVE YOU LOST MONEY IN OIL:
Most of the money lost in worthless oil
stocks could have been saved II in
vestors used proper care. Post your
self before rsking q penny. Read the
Oil Press and make money 40 thousands
have done. Each issue brimfui offvai-
liable data and interesting news about
the oil industry-in tho Mid Continent
and Texas fields. Contains also impor-
tant analytical reports Of scores Of com
panies-some good. bad and Indifferent.
The lstest issue OF the Oil Press and
revised map Of Kansas. Oklahoma and
Texas oil fields mailed free. Address
Oil Press. 1911 Republic Bldg. Kansas
City. Mo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

A BSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPARED OR
continued 10 date covering any real es-
tate i'll the county. Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates. Rock Is
land Title & Abstract Company; W. J.
Sweeney, secretary oo6-212 Central
Trust Savings Bank building.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ONLY KNOWN MAP SHOWING ALL
proven Texas, Oklahoma. New Mexico
and Louisiana Oil fields, and other valU-
able information free. Don't invest be-
fore seeing it. r. v. Wilson. Manager,
Texas Traffic Assn, Hoffman Bldg.
Houston, Texas
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
VANTED-TO RENT.

BY YOUNG COUPLE. ONE LARGE UN
furnished sleeping room and closet or
first floor in modern home: on pavement
near Watch Tower. ALSO garage. Ref
erences. Phone Dav. SIGl, between
and D, m,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

NO. 81. II. o. '. ?. 81
Stated nee4aAGD ~
On III aFW Wsdnesd0
Of each meath. w.
tnG pFopAese WelN -.
J. ". JohAsoa. 0oaAsco.
prank l. PasasssoA -
issas5.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
For Sale

sS.ooo buys Z. 8. Government
aeuse AL! modern. in east end
=. n. l.. on terms. Possession
Avn Avn immediately. Those no.
'Aefoa'sd need not apply.
-. Inquire at
'o1 isth Ave. Moline, III.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
FOR SALE

HeW concrete mixer: capacity 3
.a'' ieet' 18th ~ horsepower en-
s'ne' VIII sacrince on account of
.s.s'ns city. Call after s D. m.
'ell Twelfth avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

FIVE, SIX, SEVEN Room HOUSE OR
fiat close in. Satisfactory references.
Phone B. l. 2002,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
YANTED-SAIESNEN

NANTED-SALESM
$500 TO $500 MONTHLY,
salary or commission. selling roofing
cements and paints for well known man
ufacturer, direct to consuming trade:
Mills. farmers. property and warehouse
owners. Do not apply unless you can
show successful past record. J. J.
Masterson. 1857 w. Eleventh street.
Cleveland. Ohio.
DIRECT TO CAR OWNER 3Ox3 NON
skid. s1175. Tubes. S225: other sizes
IN proportion. Guaranteed 5000 miles
on liberal adjustment basis. Big COM
missions paid weekly. Experience or
capital unnecessary. Auto Tire Clear
ing House 1900 West Fifteenth Chicsgo
Statesmen EXPERIENCED
men capable of earning at least 500 per
week TO sell line of fruit cordials and
temperance drinks. If you are now
travelling We would suggest handling
our line as sideiine to convince yourself
how good our line is-then you will
want to handle same exclusively. City
statesmen need rot write as we sell only
in country towns. Write quick as terri
tori is limited Crown Beverage Co.
502 Title Guaranty Bldg. st. Louis, No.
SALESMAN AND DRIVER: MUST BE A
hustler. Splendid opportunity for the
right man Address stating age. expert
ence and salary desired. %. c. care
Argus
If YOU ARE NOT GETTING A RENEW
al commission on your automobile lines,
better write us. We want agents to Or
ganize territory and sell all lines OF
automobile insurance. Liberal conlmls-
sion and renewals. Guarantee to pro-
Gucers. Lincoln Mutual Casualty Co..
Springfield. III.
EARN $40 WEEKLY SHOWING SAM
pies for large cut-rate grocery mail order
house. Men wanted everywhere. Sam
pie case free The Independent Asso-
ciation Detroit Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
BRITISH FLAG IS
HOISTED UNDER SEA
Diver Finds Ensign and Mate
Sings "God Save the
King

VICTORIA, 3. c. Dec. 12.-The
British flag has been raised under
the most unusual circumstances in
the past, but probably the condi-
lions were never stranger than those
OF recent ceremony held at Swanson
Bay, when two divers, nearly 100
feet below the surface Of the sea.
hoised the ships ensign on the flag
staff Of the sunken prince Rupert,
which is now in process of being
salvaged.
One diver bent the colors to the
halyards and slowly hoisted them.
while his mate stood at the salute
near by and sent 10 the surface
through the telephone connected
with his helmet the strain Of the
National Anthem.
Two divers of the Pacific Salvage
Co., had gone down into the stern Of
the wreck 10 a depth of nearly 100
feet. The divers tender suddenly
announced that he could hear God
Save the King" coming Up through
the telephone which connected him
with the man below Wonder was
expressed at the occurrence, but the
mystery was cleared up when me
divers, rose TO the surface again.
Find Ships Ensign.
While going around the stern, one
diver had found in a box at the foot
Of the flagstaff the ships ensign
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

lines the bill. The act is far super
Tor to anything Of its kind that has
been shown on the local stage. The
dancing, music and singing are ex-
cellent and the stage setting is very
attractive.
Mile. Libette in a Partisan novelty
act gave several clever demonstra-
tons
Songs and dances were the fea-
lures offered by the Murray girls.
Evangeline and Kathleen. Their We
cal offerings. dancing and imperson-
atoms especially pleased a hungry
crowd. Attractive costumes added
TO their popularity.
Harry Austin Band & Co. in Our
Wife offered another of those lit
tie one-act plays that go well TO
make a vaudeville program COM
plete. The plot 'is very good, with
surprising climax.
Pat Barrett, the elderly gent from
Missouri, is with us again. His Of
terings, some of which are rusted
with age and which are much along
the line Of others offering similar
lines, went over big. Typical small
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

S 30 to 10 80. Fa
nous PebcccO Tooth
Paste. worth 90.
now at Bic.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

s so TO 10 80, WON
ems Dress Aprons
choose from lights
and darks, at SIC.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
..DEEP WATERS. n

Deep Waters" a stirring tale OF
human lives along the New England
coast, is being shown at the Castle
today. The story is an eastern
classic ike East Lynne" Way
Down East" shore Acres" and The
old Homestead" and Maurice Tour
ueur has staged it in sensational
style with a shipwreck at sea, deep
sea diving. and accident at the light
house. and other breath-taking cpl
sodes. The tale concerns gay
young wife of a typical Puritan and
her rebellion from the narrow re-
straint of their home. She runs
away with a charming gentleman
from the city but finds that social
ed blue blood does not always run
red ia emergency.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
ORPIHINI-

Not I'm many weeks has the Or
pheum theater offered 10 local low
erS of vaudeville a program so SUI
uerb ass that which opened the week
Sunday afternoon. Every act is &
success. marked by the appreciation
shown by The record audience tina.
sent cheer uuon cheer in demand
tor eucure- And an encOres were
AS warmly received as were the acts
themselves.
Gil II. Browns "Spic and Span. "
with NIiss Robyn Adair and an all
star cast in spanish revue, head
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

Signalling 10 his partner he took
the emblem from the repository,
bent IL on 10 the halyards and
slowly hoisted il. Standing at at
teution. his hand raised 10 salute,
his mate sang the national anthem.
and IL was this that the men at the
surface had heard.
Many a fine ship has gone down
with coIors flying. but 20 the Pacific
Salvage Co.. will occur the unique
honor Of raising a vessel with the
Brithish flag mastheaded.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

town stuff, yet an excellent laugh
producer.
The Ebony Hued Entertainers. 3"
PUcker and Winifred, offer an act
featuring black face and Chinese
comedy, mostly fun at the expense
Of the would-be Chinaman.
KinOs, Topics Of the Dav and
music by the theater orchestra con-
tribute 10 the success of the first
half week program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
The0terS
CARMEN"

The advance sale of seats for
Ralph Dunbar's much heralded pro-
auction OF the Bizet opera Carmen"
s now open at the Oliver theater
box office.
Mr. Dunbar has given Carmen"
his personal attention and has built
D decidedly high class show. no de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS."


The last of the MOhicans." Amer
ica's best known novel, has been
made into q screen epic that seems
destined 10 become even more fam
GUS. The film, which is being shown
today at the LaSalle is a faithful
but gigantic reproduction OF the
thrilling chronicle Of early days in
America by James Fenimore Cooper.
One New York reviewer said that
the massacre at Fort William Henry
was the most thrilling thing he had
ever seen i'm phCtOplays, not even
excepting the battle on the walls Of
Babylon from Grifiths "lntOler-
ance THE picture is no mere Indian
tale. not built for excitement only.
but is a very real tale Of very real
people, their love and hates. their
tragedies and the little snatches OF
humor that came into their lives.
The last of the MOhicans' will I'M
doubtedly be classed as one OF the
half dozen pictures of the year. and
Will possibly top the list.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

tails have been omitted, Dunbar has
spent time and money to make Car
men" the best in the history Of OPP
cratic productions. His cast Of prin-
cipals is excellent and is headed by
the well and favorably known Lorna
Doone Jackson. who sings Carmen"
with "a vim, a verve and a dash that
is faCinating.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
NEGRO WOUNDED
WHEN REVOLVER
DROPS ON FLOOR
Ben Shaw, 80 Years Old,
May Die Of Injuries,

Ben shaw negro 80 years olt. prob
ably vas fatally not asst n.sht when hs
dropped a revolver on me floor Of 'hc
servants quarters a. iIi West T~en-
'ieth stree,
The bullet ,n'rrrI ~ r'gh, knee ard
vent upward lodging IN bis shdamer
he was rushed % siaIghtsrs hosHi!ni
where ha was not expected 10 lyc
today.
A negro woman named Mimic John p
son. nho says she f. r's Ni'e. vas Win
Shaw a. ~ tim" - shooting. &C..
cordInc 10 ihe police. ad declared ~
Vas an accident.
People living AZ r..' number a'i
today thcyknsw noting u the case
having thought the sHp, they heard 20
he the ba rkilring Of an automobile.
shaw i no, employed hy them AMI
they do no, know Why lie vas there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

last hair Of Dcosmhp vas larger than
uht of last year, ,itegO tales against
b' 900 caused selling ~ to'tsh m 'ha
0p'ninK today and spNn Afuf ne ffst
ran prizes ~ tho uof" Atiiss months we're
~ W ~ paints under tho finals ~ Nsdtss
1hY, buppou was fsrsiysd from tfHisfs
Nho thoaTht that he fHtnlfAtiDn ~ tho
p'n'= treaty t1mnffos w,gI Hftu . CON.
stiuoutr effect On wad r.Irsu g.4
'frly and 81 tps sId ~ ths first IaIf
hour ~ uadinE pflr.s ~ tho ou ..up
lInuiAs nlTs q. i.Sists .ras' Wsffff.
LAYS close bciphsf dli not share Ir the
lhinsl d'oiins ahd st 'ho.'Ht " ~, nHi
half hour ~ usdinE stood 81 net uss
4 ii POINTS
1ho rrpofisf ssis ~ O. 900 tAl,s - frsss
BY local h0uss IA JAyHHFss inisfrstt Ion.
usassf ihs demand TDsHf1 mon pf..ta
~,fs To- 80 paints hish.r thsn me dosing
q guniAtUus N "Wednesday
Tho lars" mII iHklnss fpr ths vttE
1000 bales Ignlrsf 500 900 this wsra
lssi J'sf end h'. 10u ms week 'vp yasft
$50. ,afiIsi fp watEsi to nee hFh
l''sls - 'ha fl} s. U.ri,rk he 'fuf
~ mouths zero o. Gef Ghus ~ e. 4.
u points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
ALCOHOL VICTIM
REPORTED TODAY
TO Be IMPROVING
l. R. Hal5c-t Had $1,000
When Discovered in Room

T. p uHbrr'. found IN e ''m. go.
,s.bus condition n VI. room ~ hs
r.p'I r.,g ra' r'Kf. =, .a''ourS
from ~" effects ~ who'd alcohol. NJ.
roffrr io pr ci1Ns CgrulnFs
'aIho alcoholic odor 10 on b's brtN'h
Gr cumuHrs ss.i 'tAn' but 'i'f'
rH. si-o = u','.rr ~ other hriFs IN
t'r' Do funs ! am suf'
Nan o, lrpfsvina
ifs pas tnpf.Nrr i1fsy hu' Gu vas
nrsIrrri is q rrrrhl cD.'Ufr.
Ti- oIf' ~ usbsri. who p. s''i by
ne r0nrs 20 tys t~r'a'-r'i ~ ~"
lurtins ho'si 'so 49, tro Under he
rafna " Ian pnrIa. and Who II
far.r,r,d 10 no IrstA under 'fh'
rrus. according To- 'N" m1tar ~ 'h.
hotel. ~ 'hc un'' .s'sro.s ~ tH'
alcohol nralr reported aurus ne lat
week
WHOM BrIb,u trayod ~ Oklahoma
r.'y from N.u,.Is. TDUs h- had =
ratl Of bhout 'fH.o on him. % 10 a'1
When found N' r.gh' hn h'i g. Ho.
ani u could n1i b. learned shat tst
become of tre rest oi ths m,ne,
Whore b. So ne drink tad bot been
| discovered iolpi by ne police. Though
thty hold 20 tte theory that he was
'ursi 20 dfaa The Gun AMI a lafss
| part ~ his mor-y taken from him
Friend Denies kro~isdss,
FE s''rk Who Enys h' y a lartnsf
~ Ilalbcrt. denied that his friend had
lot any money Ne IA no, know
~hef. The drink waA obtained and Na'
! not held b the police
/ Joe l.ewit psv nh-oksr living ~
80 WNet California street WHO ~,
overcome IN hts office last nirht. -as
reported better today. ". I, thnusl
70 have taken drink of wood slcoho
| " hitSy. police say
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
LEGION MEMBERS
SMOKER GUESTS

Final nrrensemenu for a smoker 10
te given members o, the American
legion In The Chamber OF Commerce.
The nigh, Of January u. were com.
ple,ed Yesterday, Including plans for
ten round bout TO feature the athletic
events
Vaudeville, music. wrestling and
other Amusement, features will ~.
Owen, Cigars and cluars,s viii be
furnished free, The only admission lee
IL q paid ~ membsrship card IN the
legion.
Tho entertainment 4. to he given by
the oklshomp Gas and Electric com.
fany and 10 the first ot . number ~
programs TO bc arranged by local bust.
ress orrs nisstion for tho benefit OF tn.
'rrion member,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
NIw ioHK

hIw YORK. Ian fr.fsas-d un
''rsIrfy aa 10 u,fYr,f1 f4r ,aIv Affsr
or tf' p'a.r n'Hir su1 lover I.lystpa-i
'nNI"9 he'd 90 Yr-'fitrE Ihf.uHnl. IN t.s
cotton market Of the tp,uInr tsfAB
fifst rf.rg- v''r bhf.J sisady. si'h De-,
70 f'lou Hifrs. tai other moths -sft
10 o. points loser vIfG IArrh sslit.g Z
0f 10 - Zoe frI July 20 iltGf tJv.r.
pool ~ss gpWi IuYtr % tbi. gssiIus.
hpmsr'l While tn'f' saa very ltus pits.
sure ~ selling order. from TIE south sri
~" nhfhs' fifusi w. suOttlT snsf me
o. aihg vim March advancing 10 lG15f
a." Juiy T. 80 .ir. or ts'k 10 about last
hiGhts closing tFuffs The census re-
l"ft shoNIrE 1907. .gts ta.s. siunsd 4.
January } Nas stS4f sItv,tri
Trading Wa not pAtil rarY srtlr. hai
The nsfh.i fhor'l hfmsf tone later
In ne msfulrr owing 70 ths builsh gp"i
htss continued Large rrvr,s and prs.tr
tIVices rom Wellington tAktbH moro
optimistic V.rw ~ pea. treaty prospects
Liverpool sNs EGpb tYysr ~ early u,p
crop months Arl or' led the Edvarrf
selling 70 pDfr's net higtat, vhiia Maven
rold W 10 At .9r and 'uly 70 llSc. ~
"a u 20 points Givgr lest HiShls eiI-irN
fruits fne advance met sons sii.ns
believed ~ 10 aKAinsi p.r,hssfs ~ spot
cotton N tho sngfh boz rae uffrttnr N,f-
h'sHths1 NIthIu a fsW points - ~. tss'
| Win TIE tone steady around midday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
PURSE IS STOLEN
BY Thief WHILE
FAMILY IS NOME
ProwIer Enters Front Room;
Woman in Kitchen.

While Mrs Minnie lee VAS IN ter
Kitchen at 6l9 Fast Fourth street about
80 o'clock last nlsht someone en-.
tered tho front rooms and stole her
purse containing ilgS.
She reported the robbery to the po.
lice and investigating policemen found
large shoe tracks In the snow leading
from the street 10 window Of the
iitchen and back to tho from, door. In
dIeatins that q prowlcr had msds sure
the family vas In tie back part Of ,hs
house before entering.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
GRAIN
CHIC AGO.

CHICAGO Jan s--s.iiiny ~ ~. mar,
~ seasonal traders VINO Ntrr rudta,ofi inr
10 anueipats bfssk IN rfirt. not un-
usual a. this time ~ the year. lad a
h~arish effect today on th. corn market
up'nihE prices. witch tAngei nom Nc
or TO VIC shVaucr, ~ith Nay tiisx 20
tlasA ana July tiJi 20 ilI,1. Wet,
followed ~ . decline ell around 10 wei
below yssirfdH,s unlsh
Ihe close w1- w"of ~ N ~ lover.
With nsy tiaiAei1sN. and july Iis3L
uiilh
oats weakened with oorr Arsr op.n.
lhs unchanged 10 eaSc higher irrI.t.
Ing May at us q sse. mo market unJ,t.
went a moderate se'tack
Provisions ~'rr lifttd ny the strength
of tho hur irRfBst
LN. rallif. IN usy isfd and ribs q,
cended TO the highest ieys,, yet thi, stA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
&fyB4iels

Librsry Has Usual Hevrs--rh Cs'.
ftgi- libfary has 'esumed ljs former
,cn-iWr - hours and Is nov open uh-
fl , o'clock every rignt esceft Tuss'
1sy when it closes at 2 o'clock In the
afternoon. Beginning January "A. the
brary viii be open from until
o l0rk rNsrt sundas afternoon. At the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
LIVERPOOL.

LivFHfpOt. Jan. - Cotton spot IN
modsfate fsgsssi prices hlghsf Gngd
mddlihs lLisd fully riddiiNs 1905.
mhdIihE .i,,bg, iow miidiing rg,d.
s~h ofiirefy ~ -. Ordinary g. ssi
hIes 1000 nslss including p 600 Amrrt-
sen. Receipts 2s.oeo tales. including IA
600 American
tuturvs closed irr,ru'sr ian .-'s3.
Msr = ''d, May !i1,d. JHy 2. 0gl.
oct 30 tod D.' o9ld
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
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f" :. Of osisnoms. nsr.s, certify the,
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LIVERPOOL jan The rsst'y erf.
ton siSiistcs Total ~ Enti~d g. mills
ll'op0 bales. 50 600 American. ttoty 49,.
coo American ttooo. imports 90 eoV
AmsrigSn Npoo exports $50
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LR0ALS

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Notice y hereby g,sss NJ ,hs snnssl
meeting AZ 'bs T"rE k'aas,s ~ ohishs.
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consider, saA aet upar sll ms'isrs tssrh
pots'low, which wsy b~ bscvsh' bef~ve "
Dated this Se,h Aay Of pe~fmhsy, tels
JOHN ". sHtNrEi-
eroslhenl
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KANSAS rvy.

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:$s.:,;;s si.s:;::s' s:;::''''' 'o's =;
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK


WAIT Fr LOUIS jar : UOgH -.
st'pts ~ coo . to 3'c higher top rs Il.
iHik 81 lOIlf - heavy tlithHIlIS
meiinm iii0oHts2e. light tt29qiG.i4.
p.Fs 80 toaiS co.
CATTLE receipt. 1000; stead, 10 So
h'-n'r, chntc- heavy steers yisoaals 10
medium ~ o0HlAfsi common o. oss
W "ho'cs lRhts ti1beSiIN cow.
mon y 9oHi- 1i. butcher hsifsrs O. % y
10 ANi ,nv. q 01Gl7e Gamer. O. fAa
-. cslst. ii1toUlr So feeders 8, 20 q
!. oh s'uSsst. .. esGlets
SHitP; tcoeipts 0es steady -
strong. ismnE ~ 'sNis toi cults u 80 .
l. 90 ''afIug v"thss 81, oodisss
choice ewes i;t0hieis euils " ooo 90
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PROVISIONS
(niCAG0,

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evti vsssss rssssts. jsss,aA olH.
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fvsss teOoee; II mark. seees taeiuAed
stefee POtr Try: alive. lswss. spslas'
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nt., ..N''I .u llstuDt court here this
nYrNrf = D. liDwon obtained his
frD.fru from AlnH Bowen ln Judge
'.HffH '.uf Anna May Wan vus
F.,sn "ur,r from Fruk VAL by
JIds' lNtif. Roth defendants xurs
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MIDDAY STOCKS

inc Following quotations Of New yors
markets. up TO isf0 4. m TODAY w,r
complied hy Houston. flbis company, 20
North Brnsiwayi
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ST louis.

ST LOUIS Jan. s-CoRN. No I,
Uh No. ! yelic~, iistIltT OATS
NO j. slci No , white, ns0spYa