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The New York herald., 1921-03-01
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.
THE LIBEKTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK

40 Broadway.
To the Shareholders OF THE LIBERTY MA.
TIoNAL BANK OF NEW YORK:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a special
meeting OF the shareholders OF this Bank VIII
be held at II o'clock In the forenoon, At the
offices OF the Bank. 120 Broadway. New York
City, N Y, on Friday, March 4th, 1921 ts
Bank as a National Bank. to take effect at
a future date, and to authorize the Directors
to execute certificate of organization as
State Bank, as required by the New York
Banking Law, and to take, and to authorize
the Directors to take. such other action 40
may be necessary or expedient TO cause its IL
ouidatjon as a National Bank to become effec-
tive. its corporate existence as State Bank
10 begin and merger with Tho New YORK
Trust Company to be accomplished. pursuant
10 the terms of the Plan and Agreement Tor
the merger OF The Liberty National Bank OF
New York Into The New York Trust Com.
mailed to the shareholders.
BY Order OF the Board OF Directors.
FREDERICK w. WALL. Cashier.
n.,aa E'ebruary ry 4. 1921.
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

LoNpoN, Feb 2s.-At to-day's wool
sales II .49t bales offered comprised
good selection. Best merinos were steady
and mediums. interiors and crossbreds
easy. The latter frequently were with.
drawn.
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SUGAR

Full duty sugars we're offered and
sold yesterday. A lot of 1000 tons was
sold 10 Canadian interests for 4ssc
Z. !. r No change in refined sugar was
reported.
The range OF prices in yesterdays
futures market follows:
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MONTREAL STOCKS.

Special Despofcd 70 TIE Nrw York HERALD.
MoNTREAL. Feb. 2S.--Followine Il a
summary OF transactions on the Mont
real Stock Exchange for the week end
ed on February IS:
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HUDSON & NASuArTAN GAINS.

The January net income of the Hud-
son and Manhattan Railroad Company
was s359.2ss. according TO its monthly
statement n'ade public YESTERDAY II re-
rorted net OF s275.56S IN January
1890. Thc company's January balance
sheet compared with that or January,
1920 follows:
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GABLES.

Mo - res higher. Dollar ratio unchanged
at 6si5o. Exchange iod.. unchanged. Re-
ceipts i5. 600 bags and stock a11.noo bags.
santos futures unchanged 70 100 tes higher.
Receipts - .noo bags and stock 3.23n 600 bags.
Receipts nj ports a.. 0O1 bags. against la.wo
las. year md $4,000 t'"o years ago. sac
Panic had q. .ono nrainE' 1000 and 1000.
and Jundlahy 10000 against 1000 aud 1000
bars rnspectireiv. Cloutw weather In two
distiets of sac pnuio. fiuc IN ono and rain
in two Cleared from no 1000 bags Tor
New Nor' md fsc0 Tor Kew orleats
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NnrlE nr CAII nr nnNns.

~o'ior W hereby Ptvcn of the Cal Tor pry.
mont ~ Seed Grain Funding Bonds Soe | TO
10 inclusive. issued by Stillwater County.
Montana. under date or April lat, ialS, each
in tho sum OF One Thousand Dollars.
Said I,onds nnd interest win be paid on
presentation ~ Tho Eankng House Of
Eountse Bros, Hankers. in tho City OF New
York, on Aprf lat. toai. and interest viii
cop 40 on same on tho last mentioned date.
Dated At Columbus this 2ith dHy n Feb
rusry, 1921. -
Treasurer NJ saltwater County, Montana.
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BARNEr IEArHE. CO.. iNc.,
~ tr.i,., - n

Rob ~ 1927
A quarterly di,idcnd of ono ana thrcc-
quarters per cent CMesj has been declared
upon tho preferred stocf % thr barnet
Leather Co. Inc. payable April let ip2l, 10
stockholders % record nj the close ~ busl-
- March m. in.' Chcrks wiil he mailed.
~. H. HEYNtAN. Trcasurcr
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TORONTO STOCKS.

Ap,cai Despatch 70 THE NEW YORK IEaALp.
TORONTO, Feb. 2S.-Following is
summary 81 transactions on the To
ronto Stock Exchange for the week end
cd February 26
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CHICAGO PRICES.

The 100000 bushels OF cash wheat
rcported sold yesterday was old busi-
ness No sales of corn were announced
here but kilograms that 100000 BUSH
els had been bought In the West were
received in this city. In fact. Denmark
was endeavoring to cancel purchase
Of 40 900 bushels in the West. The only
other foreign trade announced was the
sale of q. 900 barrels of fancy first clears
flour. and ii is said that more business
Of that character is pending. Foreign
buyers arc showing a desire to purchase
better grades than nave been taken re-
Gently. and some bids for winter
straights and spring patents in small
lots have been made. The domestic
flour market. however, continues quiet,
and buyers are purchasing IN II only
when necessary.
NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT.-No. hard, St.eiis; No: mixed
Durum, si.1.i4. c. I. Z. track, y. r. 10
corn No. yellow quoted at s67.c.. and
No . mixed. S6'sc., c. l. Z. y. y, ~ days
shipment. !,
aGisc.: No 3 white, 55isc.: No. white,
53tgc. fancy clipped white 60lac.' ordinary
clipped white. 5sc. all elevator.
RYE.-So. Western, Sf.10's. T. 0. D., and
81 6sfs, Il /. T.. n. Y.
BAILEY .-Teeditg. 7sas,c.; mailing. $50
RIICKWHEAT.-sound milling. $3.50 100
HAY.-No. 1. s1a5di.55; No. :. $50
1a5: No r. ST coat 80: shipping. sfn1t5.
STRAw.-No. l rye. SisTia ton.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

quarterly dividend OF Two Dollars per
share win be paid on Friday. April -, 1921
20 stockholders of record at the close OF
business on Friday. March IS, 1921.
On account OF the Annual Meeting. the
transfer books viii be closed from Saturday,
March ~. 10 Tuesday. March 90. 1921, both
days included
G. u. MILNE. Treasurer.
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LIVERPOOL.

Spo, cotton dull a, IS points decline; mid
ding. 6.3Sd. Sales. 5000; American, 1000
Imports, 600. all American. Futures opened
irregular. at - TO ~ points decline; closed
nuiet. al n net decline OF - 20 80 points
March, 6.s0d.: May. 1.1Id.; July, 1.iid. :
October. I.6Id. December. lid: January,
-I1d Manchester-Yar weak: cloths flat.
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NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS Feb. .s.--The cotton mar
ket closed steady to-day at net declines OF VI
to - points.
Closing: March. 1856 May. 1927; July,
li.3o; October, ii.so; December. 1902.
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston quiet. unchanged at l2c.: sales,
213 bales. New Orleans quiet, - lower at
Il 25c. sales. 563 bales. Mobile nominal -
lower at t0.1lc. sales nil. Savannah nom
inal. unchanged at 13.50c: sales nil. Nor
foil, nominal, unchanged at 12c. sales nil.
Augusta quiet. 62 lower at t0.3Sc. sales.
45T bales. Memphis quiet, 30 lower at 12c.;
sales 900 bales st. Louis steady, 20 lower
at io.50c. sales nil. Houston quiet - lower
nj 1l.o5c. sales a466 bales. Little Rock.
steady. unchanged NJ l2c.: sales. c0S bales.
Dallas steady. 60 lower at l0.loc. sales.
2.oi3 halca. Fort Worth quiet, 30 lower At
10 iJc. sales AL bales.
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tNERICAN gEET SUGAR CoNrA~y

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No. 81.
A Regular Quarterly Dividend (No. M OF
one and 10 100 Dollars fst.5u pcr share
On tho Preferred stool, X this Company has
hecn declared payable ~ Apfi ist, 1921, to
Preferred Stockholders ~ record q the close
~ business on March ig;h. 1921 Clocks VII
be mailed
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
INTERNATIONAL SALT COMPANY
Rector street

Tie regular quarterly dvdend of ONE
AND ONE-fiALF PER CENT GAec) has
been declared on tho capital stock OF this
Company payable April lat. ip2i to stock
holders Of record az the close Of business on
March 18TH 1921 The stock transfer books
uf tho Company VII not he closed
WILLIAM IL EARNARp Trca Juror.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
COFFEE.

Tho range OF prices IN Yesterdays
Office future market follows.
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35,OOO,OOO
REPUBLIC OF CUBA

sNFW TV1I - IF-Is
THE DELAWARE HUDSON COMPANY.
New York. Fob. 26 1921
A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QUARTER f2aee) PER CENT on the cap
ital stool, of this Company VII be paid az
the office Of the Company, 32 Nassau street
III thi~ city. on and after Monday. March 81 .
ie2i. 10 stockholders OF record at close Of
business to-day,
By order OF tho Boa ia Or Managers
w III DAVIES Trpa g,iror
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WinsIow, Lanier & Co.
So CEDAR STREET
NEW YORK

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DivI-
pENDS ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BANK.
ING HOUSE DURING THE MONTH or
MARCH. 1921
MARCH 1ST. 1871
Cleveland a. Pittsburgh II. II. Co Reg. Guar
Quarterly Dividend 1ace.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh II. II. Co. Spl Guar
Quarterly Dividend iec.
Cleveland, Akron Columbus Ry. Co. Gen. -,
MARCH 10, 1921.
indianapolis. Indiana. School Building Bonds
UNITED CIGAR STORES COMPANY or
AMERICA.
Common stock Dividend No. 3e.
A dividend Of one and onc-haf per cont.
disee) has this day been declared upon the
common stock of this company, issued and
outstanding. payable March 24ti, 1921, 10
common stockholders Of record al the clos.
or business March 10th, 1921. No d.
dend will be paid on or bv reason OF anv
and all Common Stock Dividend Warrants,
Tho stock books win not be closed
GEORGE WATTLEN, Treasurer
Dated February 2sth tosi
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS or THE
DictoFraph Products Corporation have this
day declared quarterly dividend Of .ce on
tho outstanding preferred stock ~ this com
pany, payable April -. 1927 70 tho stock
holders of record March 81. 1921. Stock
books v III remain omen.
Dictograph Products Corporation.
(sieucd) ". ~. DELANOiE,
rtrhtttar tupf +rraa attror
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
MINES.

fsftN@Nt'. 4 80 - - ~
i@l Can PrrmaH.. is0 lsO lSn
- Colonial luyt.. TTB ~ -
80 Hamilton Prov.ifO 10 14O
~ Ham r a0sc pd.ito ITO ITO
~ Lon Car. ta0 iiois f1a
- Onta rio Loan. 100 loo i6o
80 Tor Gen Trus 200 200 200
81 Union Trust. I05 100 100
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
WAR Rr,<Ds

LESS than 81 900 lots.
Total sales-i.istcd shares. is.aii unlisted,
iO,.,JO. war bonds. S3 6s2 400
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DOMINION BANK GROWS.

'odd lots
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
Wash Goods at Special
prices. Less 2O%o

WHITE LINEN FINISH SUITINGS, "a
inches wide. They are priced at 19c, less
20%o, now 1Sc
PLAIN COLORED VOILES. SO inches
wide, Csc values, reduced to soc, less 20@o,
now 4Sc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
'HAMRICK HEADS
WEATHER OFFICE
Young Goes to Pacific Cosst to BE.
gin Frest Investigation; New
Man Is Veteran.

Andrew n. Hamrick, in govern
ment weather bureau work 10
years, win succeed Floyd ID. Young.
local meteorologist. in charge OF
the Davenport ofice, next week.
Mr.. Young, who has been head OF
the Davenport Office, goes to Los
Angeles, Calf, Wednesday. to as
sumo charge of Investigations of
frosts and methods Of protection
against damage by frost. His work
will be confined to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Hamrick is expected to ar
rive Monday from Grand Junction,
Colo. to assume permanent charge
OF the Davenport station He has
held many important posts in the
weather bureau service. Promin-
ent among stations over which he
has had charge were the bureaus
in Honolulu. and Cheyenne. Wyo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
PLACE ALFRED'S
FINE AT $50 ON
ASSAULT CHARGE

C. <. Alfred was fined $50 and
costs, $40, by Magistrate ID. J.
Cleland in police court yesterday
afternoon on a charge of assault
and battery preferred by Frank
Dennison. sos Forty-first street
Dennison charged that Alfred had
thrown dishes about and had struck
a woman with his fist "Wednesday
night
Alfred denied that he had been
drunk and refused to make any
statement in his behalf He had
s7OO.62 in cash and a check TOT
s68 SO when arrested.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
Housefurnishing Offer
ings Reduced 2O%

royal" ELECTRIC SWEEPER cleans
by air alone, q high grade sweeper which
usually sells at $3.50. We offer this
sweeper Saturday at 1890, less 20go now
3S. 40
CLEAR CRYSTAL GLASS SHERBETS,
colonial style. A real value at 12c, less
20GO now 1OC
MONARCH" WASH BOARDS, a good
substantial board, has metal soap drain
er. Priced at soc. less 20%0 now only
re
WHITE CREPE PAPER NAPKINS, 100
in a package. Very special for Saturday
zoe package, less 20ao, now 16C
QUALITY CREPE TOILET PAPER,
very high grade paper, OF. roll, for
25c, less 20%o, now 2 for zoe
CROWN PORCELAIN DINNER SETS,
100 pieces, beautiful pink and blue floral
pattern. Regular 24.50 value reduced to
1000, less 200. now 1900
ONE 100 PIECE DINNER SET, bluebird
and floral design, formerly priced at $500,
now reduced to $500, less 20%o, or
1000
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
200 PLAYGROUND
BOYS WILL HOLD
SWIMMING EVENT

Two hundred boys of the park
Fairgrounds aie expected to enter
a swimming tournament next week
al the Y. NJ. e. A The contest VIII
be open to all boys whether mem
bers of the "Y" or not.
The events will include SO and
100-yard swims, fancy diving, under
water swimming and swims for dis
lance. Elimination contests will be
necessary because Of the large field
OF entries.
The Denkmann park baseball first
and second teams won the park
league championship yesterday aft
ernoon by a forfeit game from the
Long View nine.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
WILL OPEN NEW
CASH AND CARRY
GROCERY STORE

J. C. Mofitt has purchased the
grocery business of C.. c. Francks.
515 Seventeenth street, and will
open a cash and carry store the
first of next week A full line of
groceries will be carried by the
new management
Mr.. Mofitt has been in the gro
Gerry business 20 years
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22

Hanna is said to have beaten
woman with a blackjack at
O'Clock Thursday afternoon al
Third avenue and Twenty-frst
street. The woman, Lavella Mead.
was arrested with him, but she was
dismissed by Magistrate Cleland.
Persons who saw the attack call
ed the police and OMcers Gus hirscn
and Thomas Totem RESPONDED
Reason for beating the woman Is
not known. He was stopped by the
police before she was badly hurt.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
Silks Are Reduced More
Than 2OW

colors of black, tan, copper, dark brown
and blue. Selling now at $50 yard, less
POO now 200
GEORGETTE. extra heavy quality, all the
better shades, priced at 225, less 2OFo or
$50
CREPE DE CHINE. You will find all
colors in this lot They are 40 inches
wide and now only 1sS, less 20%o or
1.59
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
USE BLACKJACK
TOBEAT WOMAN
Prank Hanna demanded TO County
JAN for Brutal Attack on
LaYeIla Mead.

Frank Hanna was remanded to
the county Jail by Magistrate d. j.
Cleland in police court Thursday
evening under 5000 bond. pending
a hearing In 10 days on a charge
OF assault and battery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
Linoleurns Reduced 20%

REMNANT LINOLEUMS AND FELT
BASE FLOOR COVERING, ranging from
to II square yards in a piece. None
will be cut. Sold in the piece only. While
they last 49c square yard, less 209o, now
4OSt. No phone. mail or c. o. D. orders
REMNANTS OF INLAID AND PRINT
ED LINOLEUMS sold in pieces only.
These are the very best quality, worth
from LIS to 3.25 a square yard. We will
sell them at sec less 2O9o. or TIC. No
phone, mail or G. DIS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22

KERCHIEFS in pink, blue, orchid, Nile
green, Alice and rose, each 29c, less 20fO
or 24c
DARNING COTTON, J. and P. Coats
S-ply, As yard balls, a smooth thread, all
wanted coIors, 700 discount.
WOMEN'S PLAIN HANDkERCHIEFS,
hemstiched hens, fine all linen, full size,
39c values, reduced to 29c less 20 per
cent or 24c
LOOP TRIMMING now so fashionable
for trimming organdy, bingham, etc, in
most all colors and white Yard, 15c, less
2OTo or 12e
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22

ADULTS, soc; CHILDREN. CSC.
On the new super-steaner Wash
ington. Saturday, July %. After
noon trip down the river TO Fair
port. 8 to p. M continuous trip
-(Advertisement)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
Women's Underwear
Reduced 200

VAN RAALTE BLOOMERS, all silk. some
slightly soiled. To close them out we
will sell these $50 values at 3.98, less
209o, now 3.10
pink or white checked or striped materi-
ais, perfect fitting, no buttons. Priced at
119 to 1925, less 2O@o, now CSC to
$50
ATHENA AND CARRIERS UNDERWEAR
in big assortment has just been re-
ceived. complete line of sizes includ-
ing the wanted large sizes. All are re-
duced 20%o.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
Sheetings and Muslins
Reduced 2O9o

"a WEARWELL SHEETING, specially
priced at Csc, less 20%, now yard SIC
BLEACHED MUSLIN, So inches wides
very good quality at 1oc, less 2o@o, now
yard Sc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
Very Special
Pearl Bead Necklaces,

Strand 100
These are assorted size beads IN strands
"a to AZ inches long. They are ordinarily
200 values, priced for Saturday at l.5O'
less 20%o. now I 20
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22

The hyacinth was first imported
into England from Asia toward the
end OF the 10th century.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
Don't Forget Ribbons

All ou- ribbon stock is subject to 700
discount Here are ribbons suitable for
hair bows. for fancy work, for sashes and
girdles, for dress making and millinery
uses in multitude of novelty patterns as
well as in every staple shade
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
Infants Wear, Art Goods
and Yarns

FOR BABY-A WHOLE TABLE FULL
of dresses, skirts, vests, hose, shoes, rib
bons, novelties, boomers, etc. These
have been used for display and are slight
ly soiled, but one washing will brighten
them up. Saturday one-half price, less
300
SHETLAND FLOSS. in a small quantity,
though assorted colors. Slightly soiled
from display. Saturday, 15c, less 209o or
12e
CRETONNE PORCH PILLOWS, all made
up ready for use, in square, round and
oblong. An exceptional bargain at Use,
less Z0fo, now 6kbS
STAMPED DRESSER SCARFS to be en-
broidered all hemstitched for crocheted
edge. Size 1Sx45 and 1Sx50. Now 2 for
100, less 209o or for Soc
STAMPED CENTERS TO MATCH
ABOVE NUMBER, Sc inch and A inch. at
100, less 20%o or Soc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-20
BEAVEN RETURNS
AF TER BIG HAUL
At RATION AREA

John Beaver, federal prohibition
agent working under the state Of
flee here, has returned from Ra-
ton, where in a ten-day stay he
succeeded in rounding up seventeen
alleged liquor law violators. A
number of stills and a quantity of
wine, mash and whiskey was taken.
Milos Rochevich and Ella Vula-
novich were captured two and
half miles east of Ration. A still
was buried under haystack. In
Ration Mr.. Beaver arrested Dick
Grujicich and Matt Tomich for
whiskey sales. When John Pastore
was arrested tho officers seized
two stills and $50 gallons OF mash.
Nine miles east of Ration, Josephine
Sanchez, Joe Sanchez and Jack
Yonich were arrested and a still
and 100 gallons of wine taken.
In Ration Herbert Taylor and G.
d. Duke were charged with the
possession of still. Joe Via was
reported to be serving whiskey in
a teapot. Giovannia Zanolo was ar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-20
NORDHAUS EXTENDS AN
INVITATION TO MEN
TO JOIN APOLLO CLUB

"All men who can sing, whether
they know how to read notes or
not, are missing rare opportun-
ity by not Joining the Apollo club,
which meets every Monday at 1880
p. m. in the guild hall of st. Johns
church, corner Fourth and Silver,
says Max Nordhaus, president of
the Apollo club.
Under the direction of a COM
petent director and a most eff
cient accompanies, the club is in a
fair way to become force in the
future musical activities of Albu-
querque, inasmuch as its purpose
is FOR entertainment at all civic
affairs. conventions, etc. There IS
no city In the east but has at least
one good male chorus, and the
benefits derived from practice Of
this kind are many.
New members are needed and
there Is no reason why chorus of
one hundred voices cannot be Sc
cured In albuquerque.
A cordial invitation Is extended
to everybody to come to the re-
hearsals."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-20
YALE BEATEN BY
HARVARD BEFORE
$4,000 PERSONS
Crimson Squad Rallies and
Puts Over a Last Period
Victory; Triumph Was
Unexpected Generally.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 10 (by
the Associated Press. "A Crimson
victory marked the annual Yale
Harvard game today. The score
was ten to three.
1t was last period victory in
which a touchdown by owen, a
goal by Buell., and a goal from the
field by Owen, gave the team of
Captain Kane points which sur
passed the three gained by Yale
through the field goal of Captain
Aldrich, kicked in the first quarter.
The Harvard triumph was uneX-
pected generally, coming after a
season of uncertainty for the Grim
son eleven and of previously I'M
broken success by Yale. 1t caused
an unprecedented triple tie in the
standing among the big three
Princeton, the winner over Har-
ward, Yale, the tanners of the Tiger,
Harvard, the victor over Yale.
This fortieth Yale-Harvard game
was played in the Harvard stadium
before crowd Of almost $4,000.
At the close Harvard adherents
poured into the gridiron for a cele-
bration.
With Yale leading three to moth
ing. the game turned in the third
period on Buell's feat in running
back, through most of the Yale
team, a punt which he caught at
His dash covered thirty
seven yards, carrying the ball to
Yale's twelve-yard line.
Opening the fourth period Buell.
advanced eight yards through de-
layed forward pass. A burst against
the Blue line lacked inches of. first
down. owen gathered strength
for another assault and carried not
only the down but the goal, plung-
ing over the Yale forwards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-20
WAGE REDUCTION
IS ACCEPTED BY
PACKER WORKE RS
Employees of Cudahy and
Company at Sioux City
Yield to Cut Decided on
at Other Plants.
(By The Associated r.rens !

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 19.-An-
nouncement that the Sioux City,
Iowa, employees of the Cudahy
Packing company had decided to
accept a wage reduction similar to
that accepted by Armour & Co. and
other packing house workers in
Chicago, was made here late today
by the company through C. A.
Stewart. plant superintendent.
The action was taken through
employees OF the plant conference
board, Mr.. Stewart announced, add
ing that similar meetings in Kan
sas City. Omaha and Wichita, held
today, were adjourned until Mon
day without final action being
taken. He expressed the opinion,
however, there was no doubt they,
too, would accept a wage cut.
The cut at Sioux City was an
nounced as follows:
For piece workers s per cent;
unskilled labor. getting As cents an
hour or less, Z " cents; semi-skilled
labor, getting 45 and so cents an
hour, cents; skilled labor getting
over so cents an hour, 8 cents.
This with any reduction that may
be taken at other points probably
will be made effective November
2S, 1t was stated.
J. w. Burns. secretary of District
Council No. 5. Alamgamated Meat
Cutters and Butcher Workmen Of
North America, today reiterated a
statement made last night, that in
his opinion his organization would
not accept the reductions an
nounced having been accepted by
the plant conference organizations
of Armour G. Co. and other packing
house companies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-20

Today's game not only estab-
lished Iowa as supreme in confer
ence circles. but gave the eleven
virtually and undisputed claim to
the championship of the middle
west. The Hawkeyes, besides win
ming five conference games AMI
losing none. defeated Notre Dame.
leading middle western team out
side the big ten. Notre Dame de-
feated Nebraska and also the
Army.