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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

CitICAGp. oct. S.-An grains were
nrrner today on the Chicago Board OF
reducing the spring wheat production
created 4 sent: linen; favorable TO the bulls.
10 be noticeable. Light country offerings
he!n"d the steadyinr Influences In all
grains. Wheat scored net advance of
cents with December closing ut 1883. II
20. and March l.:5 20 l.sj.s. In corn De
ccmber wound M AT 4 net gain OF \ cen,
and oats gained 4 10 sc.
First ATTEMPTS OF the bulls To stlncn
the wheat market received early set
back when shorts started TO cover. After
ihat FURY. there Was steady up trend
10 the market Some Eastern selling was
buy-nG BY commission houses helpcd sus-
tain prices. There was some buying hy.
commission houses here and in the North
west TO correct an error made yesterday
on an order TO sell, Trade was not large.
hut there was less press all around ;han
had been noticeable recently. Foreign de-
inand CONTINUED 10 be conferred In the
Corn huttua,cd rauidy ana scored new
lows for both December and October A
better cash demand and the effects OF
snort covering soon changed this cord, .
ton. however. and following the lead OF
wheat The close was Wei! above the mini
=, times and that grain showed consider
abb: strength after IL recovered from IN,
early weakness IN corn
l'rovis'.ns w"r" generally firm through.
out with closing figures at the hi:h
n"'ni n: III" dav. 4 strong marie. 10,
nv, nv h"%s ard commission house buying
,,Il;;Y44dims futures RANGED a. follows:
psc"mber l.T; i.s9 l93 / ss::
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WEEKLY METAL REVIEW

49,. pRk. Oct. e.-Stccl buy.nY re-
H .r,S." u;et ana recent changes hav. been
49,, ~ ., q IN price. with cuts On Il.t..
Msva , ssnp and semi nshed steel. Sheets
annrhicd cents black plate and SO
esnrs s;,.an'zed. Interest has bec,i more
~ wv IatciN on that account
Fni,.rn demand continues light owing
- hHN:Ssc exchange. and September and
4, ~ 80, ''p ~; eSp2fts are expected 10 rcac n
inM iev.!s Tn" decrease ease IL foreman
l,raue WIS not so severe. however. M the
800 ,Hi,n "n Al Iron and st"e! products. two
D"nositIoa TO lower Mig irpm prizes IL
not strong on the part of producers owing
20 -t'n coke costs. which are 81 a tOn
more 'h4n week or two ago BUYERS
49, luohihc 20 resale mon II.cvs ~ a
The price movement has been down as
ROW. ~ "a ~ - cut or valley fouudr. TO
burrh gray forge 10 $685.. other changes
are SOW. owinr 10 the fact that there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

Inis year for the iirst time :, first
prize has been awarded in the Boys
and Girls Beef Club exhibits at the
state Fair to an animal bred from
native Virginia stock. Kenneth Lit
ton, of Lee County, goes home with
this distinction this year.
Not only did LittOn's entry gain
the hrst award in the baby beef class.
but il took first prize as the best
menbcr of the Hereford class
Members OF the Boys and Girls'
Clubs entered by far a larger share
OF the fairs live stock this year than
ever before. G. q. Barr. OF Rlacks-
burg, had the exhibits under his su-
pcrTiSion.
There were entered 10 baby
beeves. forty five dairy calves. Nifty
1--WE purc-bred pigs. 400 chickens.
and more than 100 exhibits of corn
by white boys. while the colorcd club
members made a big showing with
corn, potatoes and other vegetables.
other BABY Beef Winners
Second prize III the baby beef class
went to Louise Dixie. Of Fauquicr
county. third TO Alfred IIufTurd, OF
Wythe County: fourth 10 j. d. Green
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New Ruic Adopted n, Wu.on

81. WILSON, y c, Oct. .--There was
a"tremendous rush OF leaf tobacco 10
this market this week causing an
8early GUT. tn" Board o. Trade had
a: special meeting aud after CONF.
.scnce with farmers and Warehouse
men. adopted cast-ir0n rule 10 pre-
sNeDt further eluts. II was agrcea
that only 5000 baskets Of tobacco
shall be offered by all the ware
houses per day, 10 he distributed
SeGuitably among the Warehouses in
proportion TO their tota! receipts and
floor space. Under THIS rule the mar.
sket VIII sell oniy about $500, OeG
pounds per week and the BUYERS s,y
they can handle that amount readily.
Better tobacco and somewhat better
prices featured the market .his week
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haze been no sales to establish lower quo
tnalsinsx; III Iron production has been
scmIber output was. 3.i.s.325 in ~ DAYS.
h SiiY Z, Si+1 w In 81 days In August. the
oa!iS rate increasing 2.SO tons.
,. Coppnr 10 In tho doidruins. Producer,
md fops SiR uhh ne to sell with domestic
bs usis.s' to quote and have taken little
y bound price last week. 1t Was repo:te,l
Sn.t loS smaller makers we've. dong i,
,,ss.s O. "nf I nt cents and in some
G "a ,, as low ns I'm cents: TIN Is extreme
" uull and sellers have been offvrIns Ycn
srous concessions down to below - cents
Lead Is fentur.ess. Spelter remains
Huiet anu weak, The market has tuuch..l
lew level To-: the year hO.ae.. Uff.rin"
tonnhEcs ~ ~ cents both here and Al
East 81. Louis without attracting Inter.
est Even shadings below these prices
bring no results.
Krnbridxc Averages Improve.
EENEtIDGE. VA. Oct. 9.-Sales or
bright tobacco on the Krnhridpc
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, OF Tazc we'll. and NTH to Plat Dixie.
OF Fauquicr. Ten counties In ali
were represented among the ITO en-
tries; Tho others We're Washington.
and Surry.
David Fyfe, Of the department of
agriculture at Ohio state University,
who travelled the country over as a
Judge OF live stock. told Director r..
w. Gspilman. OF the livestock depart
inent. and Mr.. Burr that he had
never seen better baby beef exhibit
anywhere with! n recent years. At
: O'Clock Tuesday in the exhibition
buildings the 10 bceves will he sold
At public auction.
Dairy Calf and Pig Exhibits
Nine counties were represented in
the dairy calf exhibits this year.
uney we're Orange. .Culpeper. Prince
w IA III. FauQuicr. Shenandoah.
Mccklenhurg and iIenrico. Last year
only Holstcins were exhibited but
this year Meclilenburg entrants had
some Guernsey calves in the show.
Robert and George Kline. or Prince
William County. took first and sec
ond prlzes, respectively. Dorothy
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Gr-cnyiIlc lind II "G,u,..

LIkT-I.N II-I.F, y. =, OCT u-Thc
neDrer!es of leaf tobacco were VERY
heavy here the FIRST days OF tn. week.
Jhree days o! blocked sales crowded
The buyers with tobacco 10 such AN
extent that they had 70 appeal to thn
Warchouscmcn and farmers to call of
the sales for Thursday ana FRIDAY
and. That vas done. hut they viii he
Resumed on Monday and the hou. :
that the farmers VIII not rush their
other gIut.
More good tobacco is now coming
~ ana prices are more satisfactory
10 inc growers The average this
.dred.
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BETTER TOBACCO PRICES
UTMOST BRIGHT MARKETS
No Printing Sales In Richmond
Because OF the Fnir-Eastcrn
Carolinn Has "Gluts."

Since the Inauguration OF the State
Fair a hns been tha cns,,u NJ IN.
niehrhoha loose leai tobacco ware
houses to cali OFF sales during Fair
Week" tho Iaro hoi,v ,r,, al, of
,hn e .
patrons OF these ware
iouses are more Interested that week
In what is going OF at the fair
grounds than they are i, converting
THAR ,vo.a ,n, ,., T., ,,a
-. '" N"s"' !" 'eSo'u""ec
win inns custom there were no sales
at the warehouses last week. but all
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lmrrovcm,nt Shn,Yn at nan.Ill.

DANNlLlE. Oct. 9.--Saies of to-
bacco ON the warehouse noors were
fairly large this week, total l,569.l26
pounds, and selling at an avA.agc OF
S21.S4.
a larger percentage OF s,alk-cured
ieaf appeared in the offerings than
heretofore. and prices showed a
hrmer tendency on practically all
grades. This was more particularly
rejected IN good leaf, cutters and
wrappers Only limited quantity
OF the latter mentioned grade has ap-
pearcd in the offerings up to the
present time. II is the general opin-
ION that the crop will AFFORD some
very desirable wrappers. hut the per
csntaEc VIII not he so large as usual.
me farmers are paying more at
tsntion than usual 10 harvesting
ihe!r late crops and making prepa.
rations for seeding wheat. Taking
this into consideration. rs well aS
tncir dissatisfaction al the prevail
ing prices they are receiving for to-
nacco, IL is anticipated the CROP will
be marketed much slower than
usual.
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Markets
(Contlnued FROM Seventh Pagel

OF 20 10 c. points.
Selling was further increased by tn,
dry weather over the entire cotton region
and the forecast Of fair weather for ever,
State In the belt the conclusion being
that pickinys way going ahead fast ana
that cotton was D!linr up In the interior
The movement 10 check ginning attract
influence,
Early declines were probably made al
;radc In general: wh:ch claimed tina, buy,
s:!l holding or In hopes OF even lower
prices than have We. been named.
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WHEAT GROWERS DEMAND
SO PER BUSHEL FOR GRAIN
As"ociation with 10000 Members
UrEes Refusal to Sell Product
After October 25

WICHITA. KAN. Oct. 9.-The
Wheat Growers Association OF the
united States, with q membership Of
10000 In Kansas. Oklahoma. Texas.
Nebraska and South Dakota. has Is
sued from Its offices here proclama-
tioh to all It's members urgin., them
TO refrain from selling any wheat
AFTER p. NJ, October % until such
time as tho prlc" OF gunl wheat Is
faiseu to 50 bnshel at growers
terminal market.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-Cattlc: receipts 3tol:
compared with week ago: best steers. sd
20 higher: Others and she stock uncvcnlV.
&c to $3.50 stronger. Gamers. soc. higher:
veal calves ~ cents lower: good calves
and bulls. 81 20 15c. higher. Stocker5 anG
feeders, % to s.. higher.
Hogs: receipts. ESQ: active. mostly l.
TO - higher than yesterdays average.
TOP, !Gai; bulk lights and butchers lj.GDu
ltl5: bu!is packing sows. lLt0u 1875: pigs.
steady
sheep: receipts. 1000: % higher ;haa
. Il, 10
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PRODUCE MARKETS..
COEEtIE.

CUFEGE.
NEW YORK. Oct: 9.-No new lows were
this morning eyce2t In the case Of July
CONTRACTS. which sold al S.2i, compared
with So! yesterday. bat the slight rallies
Of late the previous day. owing 10 weak
ness ot continued pressure from Brazil
the oneh!ns was l polnt lower 10 2
points higher ON scattered covering hut
otherwise no support was In evidence and
the market closing net UNCHANGED to
points !ower. Closing bids: October. 6.yH /:
Dcceinbcr. 80: January. 7.3S: March as
May, ~; July. So: September. SIS
Spot coffee uuie;: Rio Is. IA: Santos IS
N1 10 Ia. Few irm offers we're re-
ported In tho cost and freight market.
hut there Were .ulnors shat weii-described
santos Is and Is had been offered Il, . a.
and that some shippers were asking for
DIS or va on is. American credit.
inc Official cables reported no change in
Rio exchange rates. but a decline OF So
fcis IN The Rio market. New-stylc San
io' FUTURES were unchanged to l.5 refs
ifnwsr BraSiI!ah port receipts. 1900: Jun
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state whole milk specla!s. esii1ecn: fancy
=imn:S lower grades. 2om3i:.
Wisconsin. whole milk fancy vounr
americas. eSiEIe9 State skins specials Is
mD; choice. l5M l;i.: fair TO good l2Ifiils
I"wc- grades. 10 asked.
EEII market strong: nearby whit.
;nancy. aga LOO: brown 73ISo: extra, CO a 20.
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NH village Made Nor. ncau,,,n,

n 2 I5EKIIINBIUN, y Q, Oct y.-Thc
h pssipee Mills village ia 10 be inn
SiprOyed and enlarged and made ,nnre
gtEttractive.. Tho Oesipee Mills are
saRned and operated By the Consoli-
sidatcd Textile Corporation Of GREENS
.Stboro. Tho plans for the beautifyiny
4 Of the mill village were iurnishHd
sRx y. b. Draper Landscape architcc,
q of New York and Charlotte.
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South HiIi with the Farmer,

. SUUIH Hill. VA. Oct. g.-Thn
SCUM Hiil Tobacco Board of Trade
held meeting this week To CONSIDER
me unfortunate situation in the leaf
IT would ht- unwisc 10 clos. tho South
Hlii Warehouses except by agreement
among all warehouses In this part of
the bright belt. that Is To say. Dan.
Eille, south Boston. Clarksville and
Chase CITY. ON one uolnt mo ,raJc
was united and very emphatic. ana
that Is they AT" with the growers In
whatever decision these growers may
finaliy reach as 10 the best course 10
pursue.
The sales this week wcr. larger
IMAM an! week this season ana The
prices We're better. there being NOR,
irvai!E good tobacco IN the breaks
ne average was around $23
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nnY Gnnnc

NEW YORK. Oct. ?-Drastlc ro,uctlons
in li?cn yacn n.!rcs were reuor;.d ,oInv
WIN further hesitation In buying linens
o. taxing them IN vaa; o-t.rl Snni .
IN the buTla1 market wer" weak Co;Dn
GOODS and yarns Inactive and tcndin ::
lower. with knit goods uu!ct
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Largest Meceir.s Yet n, Rocky Mount

{. 49, NJ y. 9. Oct -
SIes % bright leaf tobacco for the
Wc"E hay" boon the largest OF mo
ss"s"h' amounting to Lac. 00o pounds
that averaged around Slg25 'rhc a.
.srings have been Very common con-
s3stins OF large percent OF W,
u"E nrim!nEs ana common BLACK
lbs.
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Blues
Uniforms

Ii you have at home 4 Full Dress
Uniform or any part Of same. be-
longing TO the Richmond Light In
fantry Blues Battalion. please re-
turn to the Armory at once, or tcle-
phone Madison 979S and it will be
called for. Don't delay. Import
ant.
49,. Soee -.ssfe. 90 =
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ONlC
List of Sovereign Remedies:

Sovereign Nu.-Iron Tonic (Liquld
II Oh an uneGualcd tonic for indi-
sestioa' nervousness and constipation
Sovereign Suy-lron Tonic e(Tablet
form) spcc!ally adapted as q nerve
and blood ton!c--pricc Sl.O0.
Sovereign Pile ointmcnt-''no bet
ter made" for sufferers from this an
noyinS complain,--oncc tried always
used--pricc Boo.
Sovereign Eczema Ointment usually
stops Itching AMI heals most cases Of
eczema. raSn or tormcntinS scalp or
SKIN eruption--pr!cc 81 or soc sizes.
Sovereign Cntarrh jelly for colds
and catarrh-wi!l be found positively
the safest and most sensible aid
price CSC.
Sovereign Rheumatism Remedy
put up in Capsule form. An effective
standard preparation removes the uric
acid and relieves pain-price Sl.0o.
BE sure our Trademark. THE Iron
Man" is on every bottle You know
then you are taking the right Tonic.
Sovereign Nux-Iron Tonic is man
ufacturcd in accordance with the
United States Government Permit No.
52iG7, which enables us 10 offer this
compound ut large 10 the drug trade
and consumers everywhere. Manu-
featured solely by Sovereign Remedy
Co, Inc. New York offices 1899 BROAD
way. Philadelphia offices. 1915 'Filher;
street Laboratory. Ioboken. y. Y.
Always in stock at Tragic Drug Co.
ADV.
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;, rETERSBrRG PEtNUT MNRKET.
Reported by iiodrarS plurnrner &. % i've
SPANISH. FtRNII:RS SrCCE-NarL.,
weak: no sales rcpnrtcl
NlRGiSIAS FiHNERS STOCK-Mark.,
weak: sales reported
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ounce. Money Il. per ccnt: iiscount r, % pe
snort b,its. - per cent: ihrec-months bills
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Very Light Sale. n, L,nchhu,

i.hNCiiBCHG. VA, Oct. a.-Thc
lear tobacco sales were light here
IBIS Week. amounting to only "a
The farmers seem inclined 10 hold
.helr Drlght tobacco back owing TO
prices being lower than last snosoo
ana sales were small in CONSEQUENCE,
:hii desirable grades OF bright were
IL demand. with prices decidedly
netler Tor such types. but common
ana hondcScTipt continued cutie duh
no dark tobacco Is Offering and the
BUYERS VIII hardly he ready for i,
until about the latter part of the
month, but by that time or the FIRST
dark may be cXpec,cI
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NEW YORK. oct. 3-Therc were no n.w
dcErlopmcn,s In ;he ,oca! raw or rciin-d
S SuEar markets today. and as mos, OF the
puSrfS WSr" away. "a holiday feeling pr~
vailed. Futures. however. were open aud
= TAR business Was re9Orted The slightly
ortlcT tone 10 the spot market last night
!ri 70 scattered covering ana some u, ~
0u'f.Ge huS!n$ in the near positions
Ml!ch Closed . to - points net hiel.-
whi.c distant positions were little lower
undrr liquidation closing unchanged /"
= POINTS below last nights prices.
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ncttcr Average a, south no,,on

DANNlll.E. VA, Oct. 9-Thc sales
On the South Boston market have
been somewhat heavier for the past
week than they had been up 10
that time.
Tho. offerings for tho past week
nave heen OF better grade and the
iisht commoner primings. which have
rredominates heretofore are ber;n-
nIng 10 disappear, and there seems 10
nS very little demand for them as
The prices for the last few davs
nave taken decided upward ten
acnGy and the bidding is much moro
spiriied than IL has been at any time
this season.
The total amount OF sales for Sep
ienher was Sj3.l0G pounds, which
brought sI53.409.S4.
me sales for The past week have
amounted 10 GT3.627 pounds. which
has sold for Sli6,ollgo ayerarr
s1l.70 per hundred.
Heavier sales are expected for
NEXT week. as the weather is good for
marketing and many OF the smalIcr
i"rmers seem anxious to sell.
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Golladay. Irwin Clark and Theilna
Richards. al! of Shenandoah. took
third. fourth and fifth prizes.
iAcre were thirteen counties in
the pure bred pig division. which was
thc most representative OF all. JudE-
litG was Keen in all classes Poland
China hoars and sowS and Junior Du-
roc boars and sows. The poultry
and vegetable exhibit We're also pro-
ductivc OF some very close contests
ana tAc awards were made only
after lengthy determinations
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL, STORES

o! SAv1iMi s, O.. OCT. s-Tn5pen,!rc
,.nnsents. 5s: stock: los.:l5 Kosim. fi;m: sales,
W.; rec<ints. l.Ts!: shipments e3n: stock,
n. VIC and WV. Ii.a:il 80 ~ W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

JACKSONVILLE FLA. Oct. o-Turpcn.
shipments "a: stock. 2i.e2i. Rosin. auie,i
sales none: REGENTS. G,o: shicr.cnts :! 900
STOCK. G.Gts. Quote ~ H. E II G. II
J, X NJ. ii.i5: n. i155: VIC. l..4;: WV
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Norfolk & Western Ry.
STEAMBOATS,.
Richmond New York Steamship Co.

sai!!nEs twice a week from Richmond
ana New York. Freight only. Promp,
service No emSargoes. Freight received
daily until r. A.. except Saturday. 2
r, NJ.
Rlehmond-Ncw York Steamship Com.
pany 10 your COMPANY. Give IL your
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market this week were light, but n
~ noticed that the averages nrc
steadily growing better. prlmarS
grades where without body arc stiii
low with no demand. and are thor
iore reducing the floor averages
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COTTONSEEn OIL.

NEW YORK. oct. 9--Liauidation by To-
ca! ana "uis.de longs; induced by easiei
crude ana cotton and hcaSincss In grease:
generally. brought about a sharp down
urn In cottonsecd oil today. Active posi
lions closed - 10 e points net love =
sales. Gs9o barrels. Prime crude s75 sales
prime summer yellow spot closed 1900
octob"r. j. 10: December, 200; March IL
al bids Prime winter yellow and sum
!Hcr white. nominal.
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.ASiiEVlLLI;. N. c.. Oct. 9.~'rhe
Standard Tanning Extract and PUN
broom manufacturing plant to its hi,s
enterprise. 1t Ia reported that ths
machinery has been purchased AMI
mat largo hreproof building is To-
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SCHOOLS OF MUSIC.
WILLIAM BOYER
Teacher of Singing

American Grafton and Concert Bari.
zone; holder OF Peabody Scholarship:
pupii OF famous New York masters:
IS now established in Richmond, and
VIII accept limited number OF
pupils.
Addre.s, 51l East Grncc street.
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RICE.

NEW ORLEANS. DC, Slough rice
no sales receipts +ti sacks: miiiers re.
duras. iaSs T p"cis, rice amst: saies Hon
!,At pockets. Sf.M7": bran. per ton. So
po"sh' pc! ION, s52 Receipts lob
49,, RUTTER. CHEESE. EGGS
NV YORK. OC;. s.--Ruttcr: steady:
sailed and unsalted creamery extras GSMG5 :
hrSts; Goi- "a 90: state dairy. 45f,Ga: rcnu.
GGn r..,esa ex,r''. 'la*s; Imitation creamery
Cheese: market unsettled. irregular.
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CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
so e. Main Street Phone Randolph AZ
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-09
ABSOLUTE WINNER
 BY BIG MARGIN

Newport, R. l., June 9-The third race between the Americas Cup can didates Reso1ute and Vanitie, held off here yesterday. was more in the na- ture of a drifting match than a yacht race, and the Resolute finally famed across the finish line shortly before 5 o'colck, more than half an hour ahead of her bronze rival, which won so handsomely yesterday.
 Having better luck in her hunt for wind, the Herreshof sloop managed to drift considerably faster than the Vanitie on the long 30 mile course. It was a leeward and windward race, sailed in baffling zephyrs, mostly from the north east, which freshened late in the afternoon, just enough to allow the Resolute to crawl across the line before the six hour timel init ex- pired at o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-09
2O. GOO FRANCS FOR
 FRENCH BOXING TEAM

Paris. June g A gift of 10000 francs by sportsmen for the training of amateur boxers to represent France in the Olympic games at Antwerp this Summer, announced yesterday, has put new spirit into the contestants who are meeting here for the elimination matches. It is in timated other gifts will follow. There had been much pessimism in French sporting circles, as in Great Britain, because of the lack of funds to prop erFy prepare teams in all sports. The boxers to represent France will be selected in 24 regional tournaments. The fund announced was raised un. der the leadership of the Duke De- cages, president of the National Sporting club of France.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-09
CAN'T BEAT "'TIz"
 WHEN FEET HURT
"Tiz" for sore, tired, puffed- up, aching, calloused
 feet or corns.

You can be happy-rooted in a mo- ment. Use "Tiz" and never suffer with tender, raw, burning, blistered, swollen, tired, smelly feet. "Tiz'' and only '"Tiz" takes the pain and sore ness out of corns, callouses and bun ions.
 As soon as you put your feet in a '"Tiz'' bath, you just feel the happi- ness soaking in. I-ow good your poor old feet feel. They want to dance for joy. "Tiz" is grand. "Tiz'' instantly draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up your feet and cause sore, inflamed, aching, sweaty, smelly feet.
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