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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
Philadelphia Markets

wHEAT-Reccip,s, 52,76o bush. Market
SstoP !sitPsd &c: ?s red 'G
red wTts sSGea serSyf &c tSo yfooWns sceG
red winter! No. 3 wheat. &c under 10. y
Nc Nc unGSf SSf" no. ' @"d'r Sample s8 acc According 70
quality.
coRN--Recop,s, I4e.7ss bush, Dull and
s% ES 9T'T new cf5 "s No. TO Ssh%" Seo% new
OATS quiet and nc lower. No, receipts.
q 52e; No. 3 white. 5O9 5ois C; No white
quote 9OM iSs Tss Ds PACKED sS HRa N 11oS S jse
soft winter straSh5;o %.estern; sS;SIG%%'
.ss sS a. sfTSS 'SSsS So 1Ss" Pa}an "9}S5
9aS; sPrins. first clea. ,5gLIO 80 E%ss5eGGl a.
fancy. sprlng and city mills patent. family
brands, *iO.sog11.25. Rye -four. 1880
0PiRoyrsIoNs steadily held. Quota
tions Beef in sets SwoST,d ana ,oLrS aIT,Sir52d1 I'd
SiF-driod, &c; pork: family. Iis; hams. s. p.
Rs Ssas GoS fS GS 'f'S I5e Scno fs%
s. S cured IN Scks S9's ,o.e ie' ao &C.
con. con- 2ec; : lard i5ih C.,
TuTTER weak and lover with demand
ahey Soo55 5o
S7c; extra nrsts. 45lD46c; hrsts. 40a 43c;
Ssc fair H%fS' o sood se @?pT
jSTbing al IS % 5Gc for fancy. and 4d95Ic
EGGs. declined &c. Quotations; NsHrhy
Soc; western extra firsts; dlc; doa G5sts,, 6oc
candled eggs jobbing at 6o97Oc fair to
CHEESE firmly held. Quotations: New
$Sc; DO. fair TO EGogi, bold. 20 g21S.
mon mo to "SK fair fresh. 2262ic; LonshoFns, held
I9m2Sh c; d. 1Tesh 2om2otc' .. s,nS5e 81.
LIVE PoULTRY@SF Fow!s fancy. ara ssc;
fowls, Ss%s5s! spTins chickens. fancy,
soft -neated 35 d acc; Stacy young ROSTERS
21@ yanS2 2oc a. 9!a L5 rG2osters roc 20 22G tuIkeys
white: Pekin % &c; mixed DC coors. hof 20 u
42c do Muscovy. -2s9 3Oc; geese 2S q &c
D'fBsRRfEss BREsy6 RsT P6tT&YEow, PRjf 3T2S22i
s@i %aSns 81 5HB"fS s 49, g. SSe Msssns R Ss
StFsi PSsFsaWSEhfss sSs %sstSx u 5s 5ty
SSiGGnI SST,ghins 6s and under 20 &c; roasttno
sSn3 ~ lbs aFS snd 5Tsr pcce n 81
40: weighing lbs. 81 @ 3sc; roasting chicE
4@ TIst" u.s. ana sSad IN
western drg.pack"d. weighing 3T3h lbs
RiSSs oF2'Fs s %Ss'SFP 49, So
Ss sar9y %S'ERinE i" az lbs"
4T5. lbs. and over apiece. 30 @ 46c fryerr
nearby, ,weigh!nE .3Ssi4 los. apiece. "a a
%c:t virginia. % 81 SG2c: ns do DO. western. S DRY
packed. GQc: do, do. old toms; 90 q SOC
dry-pickcd. 20c: ducks. western. fancy, 81 {
4oc: geese, western 80 @ 32e: gy!neas. pc
FRESH FREITS--Annles. ne. hhl. 50 ;
$3.50. Oranges, Florida. per box, s2.I9g
$50. Grapefruit. Florida, per box. 81 .4j 2
t.G5 Tanger!nes. Florida. per half box
81. 500 I 10, Cranberres. Cap, Cod pc
crate. S3TG: do. do per Dbl. Sl29 u
Strawhorries, Florida, por at. 6OGS5c.
i'LES-W potatoes P.nn'v
vania per cwt. Fancy. S1.25GD 80: fair
choice t1Gl.25. white potatoes. JcrseS
Ter y -bushel baskot-No. /. 100000: No. .
25M35C sweet potatoeH. Jersey. per =
- bushel basket--No. /. sl@ l.25: No. 2 40d
Csc Sweet potatoes southern. per hamp"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03
Another Drop In Gasoline

New York, Feb. 3.--The Standard OH
Co. OF New Jersey today announced an
additional reduction of ono cent a gal
lon in the price OF gasoline in New Jer-
sey, making the wholesale price 26k
cents The price in Louisiana was re-
duced 2 cents gallon making tho
wholesale price 25Is cents.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

Ns Allied Packers &. a.
. Am 7 & T 6s. 1924 oJH
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
RAIL SHARES RISEH
ONSTRONC BUYING
IN SHORT SESSION.
Second Hour Sees Active;
Trading for Good
Gains.
EXCHANGE STEADY
Sterling Up Y and Lire 1h,.
But Marks Are
Heavy.
EXCHANGE sTEADY

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-with the
opening OF the stock exchange de-
layed until o'clock on account
Of fire. trading began on only
moderately active scale. During
the second and last hour. however.
good buying OF rails developed and
prices in this group advanced any
where from substantial fractions TO
better than 2 points. Among the in
dustrials meanwhile. the steels and
equipments were firm. but the
greater proportion of the changes
were unimportant and some irregu-
larity existed. Bonds were again
in good demand. Call money. which
opened at 5 per cent prior to the
beginning Of trsding on the ex-
change, was raised TO Bh per cent
between ! and 2 o'clock 81,
With dealing resumed at London,
the foreign exchanges displayed a
firm tone and a fairly good business
was transacted. Sterling was 4 of
a cent higher at 1856 and Italian
lire were up III points at 4.23iE
cents. French franks were only
slightly lower, being OF u a point
at 7.6lh cents. German marks,
however. continued TO be heavy and
were sold / point lower at La cents
Among the other continental ex-
changes only slight variations from
previous prices were the rule. Cana
dian dollars were strong. command
ing Ssh cents. 90
Yesterday advance IN cotton in
this market was not fully reflected
at Liverpool today and on this side
of the water whatever fresh de-
mand existed was readily filled by
proft-taking and short selling. The
October future opened 20 points
down TO 1870 cents. rallied 60 1895,
and then sagged back to 1910. The
behavior Of this market. in other
words. confirmed the judgment that
yesterdays rally was based on a
change in the technical position
rather than on extensive buying on
the long side. That such should
be the case can be readily under
stood when il is realized that the
reduction in the estimated yield
aGounts to only about zoe, 900 bales
whereas the carry-over amounts to
between 5000, 900 and 5000. 900 bales.
Wheat continued 10 display a gen
orally firm tone. September selling
as high as Sl.2s and showing a gain
of z Of a cent at a late price OF
sl.25k. While export demand ts
somewhat affected by the condition
of the foreign exchanges, private
crop reports are such as TO curb
Short selling
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
COFFEE MARKET.
FURNISHED By W. .. Hibbs q cs.)

NEW YORK. Aug. YESTERDAY
sharu advance was followed by
rather irregular fluctuations ana
diminishing activity in the conee
market. There were reiterated re
ports of an improved spot demand.
and Isio exchange rates showed
continued steadiness, but the buy
ing of the previous day had "aseo
the technical position TO some eX-
tent, and further slight advances
met increased realizing. First
prices were unchanged to 10 points
lower. but special cable reporting
an advance in Rio exchange OH
London led to another furry OF
covering. and the market sold to
about 1 to points net higher be-
fore the end OF the morning. At
7.2l for December there were more
contracts offerings, however. ana
the market was back to about last
nights closing figures during the
afternoon.
The official cables reported an
unchanged market at Ri", with
santos unchanged to 25 reis lower.
while there WIS a further decline
Of 400 reis in the dollar buying
rate. The early cables quoted Ri"
exchange on London 3-l6d lower,
but special received shortly after
the opening showed an Advance o.
5-16, making a net gain OF I'd,
which accounted for the early rally
here. Receipts at the two Brazilian
ports were $4,000 bags, against
$4,000 last year. and the weather
was fine IA all districts OF Sa"
Paulo.
F.. Lanneuville. the French sta
tistician, estimates the worlds v.s
ible supply as ,T August I, at -
$4,000 bags. against G.62s.o0O las:
wear. The spot market was steady.
with quotations on the basis Of :
to 7hc for Rio IS and 81. 10 iUta
for
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
FIGURES SHOW
PLANTING GAIN
Estimate IA Chief Crops Gov.
cred 332,467.3""
Acres.

Paintings of fourteen chief crops
in 1921 cover s32.4S7.soO acres. ac-
cording to preliminary estimates by
the Bureau Of Markets and Cfor
Estimates. This araa is. 6,011.B0O
acres below that of 1920 and $685.
600 acres below the average of that
of 1s15-1s1s. Had the cotton acre
age of 1871 been as usual, these de-
elines would have been converted
into gains.
Compared with the average of
1910-1914, the area of the fourteen
crops in 1921 is 1886, 900 acres
larger, notwithstanding the fact
that the cotton area is $780,
600 acres less. The estimated acrC-
age Of the fourteen crops in 1921
are as follows: Winter wheat, as
721,000: spring wheat, 1S,023,000;
corn 10S,901,600 oats, 44,S2s, 900;
barley. 7.713.eoo: rye. 4.S44,ooo; po-
tatoes. 3.972.Ooo; sweet potatoes, L.
$4,000: haxseed. 1,242, 900; rice, se4.-
900; tobacco. 1.33s.S0o: hay, 73,s42,-
600; cotton. 2s,51s,ooo; sugar beets.
774.50o.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
U. s. Department Of Agriculture,
Bureau of Markets, August =, 1921.

BASED on August ! quotations IN
important markets, prices for hay,
feed and grain in car lots delivered
Washington, ID. G.. for prompt ship
ment, are quoted as follows:
No. 1 timothy hay, ton. S24.50;
No. 1 timothy, $3.50; No. 1 clo-
YER. mixed $23; spring wheat bran.
SETS; spring wheat middling,
s22.75: cottonseed meal (36 per
cent?, $40; old process linseed meal.
s45: gluten feed, $37; homing feed
(white), sSO.75: dried beet pulp,
s29: No. white corn, bu., S31Sc; No.
2 yellow corn, sic: No. 2 white
oats (old) SIC; No. 3 white oats
(old), Sic; new oats. cents less
than old.
The following commodities may
be obtained from local dealers in
car lots basis cash payment, at
prices quoted:
No. timothy Cwestern) hay. ton.
s25. SO: No. 2 timothy (Western) hay,
sa4.5o; No. clover mixed, s24;
spring wheat bran, $22.75: winter
wheat bran, .$23.25 standard mid
ding sss.25: -four middling. $500;
cottonseed meal (36 per cent?,
s43.25: gluten feed. $3.50: hominy
feed (white). $31.25; flour. soft win
ter straight (140 lbs. jute), per bbl..
s6.25a7; hard winter. straight Gao
lbs. jute), $7.50aS.25; fancy patent
(family brandt. ss.25a10; No. 2 white
corn, per bn. (bags extra), S5h: No.
2 yellow corn (bags extra). S3c:
No. 8. yellow corn (bsgs extra),
SIC; No. white oats iold), (bags
extra), sac; No. white oats told).
(bags extra), Sic.
Jobbers' prices in ton lots or
more, terps cash at dealers ware
houses. r&nge mostly from 81 to 81
per ton over local market prices on
hay and from So to 50 per ton on
feed.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug A rise OF IS
Cd is reported in London standard
coppers. with spot at f7o Is Sd and
futures at go 15s. Electrolyt!c
spot is lowered Il Jos TO f7I 1es:
futures. f7s loc. Spot lead rose S.
to E23 as Sd. futures f23 2s Sd. Zinc
spot. Es5 SIS. futures, f26 2s Sd. Tin
spot lost f1 IS Sd at fl5s lss Cd.
futures, fl6o 12s Sd.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Breadstuff Movements

NEW YORK. Aug. The tonoShs
shows the movement Of breadstuns at New
York today in bushels OF grain Hnd bAtreis
~ e,ur. Receipts. Exports.
xs,., ioS 90 S0,UOO
t'orn ......... 5000 eS,oOv
na,x ..' 12,UO
49, 1880 si.ooO
The export cleardnces from the seven rrln-
cinsl ports Of the Atlantic seaboard tNeW
York. Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore, New
mort News, Galveston and New Orleansl
thus far this week. compared with cor
responding day Of last week, have been ne
Today. This wk Last VIZ.
Flour 400 $1,000 5000
wheat ......4.T6s, 900 SAIGON 2.76l.O0o
Corn ........- 242.Ooo e44.ooO 1ls.OOo
Cats ........- l".uV Io'.""
Exports Of wheat f-om the four ports
New York. Boston. Philadelphia and Balti-
mnreI were $4,000 bushels; last year
2S5, 600.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
District Buyers in New York:

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Washing-
ton buyers are registered here as
follows: Miriam Shop. Miss NJ.
Condry. dresses, IS West Thirty
third street: Hecht & Co. N. Kod-
den, hosiery, underwear. lis West
Thirtieth street: Lansburgh &
Brother. NJ. Hirsch. silks, 3ls
Seventh avenue, Martinique: S. kann
Sons Company. Miss c. Herman.
children's. infants wear. 432 Fourth
avenue.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Furnished by Golden & Co.
Eggs-SouIhcrn, 3Ga3Sc; nearby,
SIC.
EgEs-Southern, 35c: nearby. SIC.
Butter-Prints. 45a52c; creamery.
extra, 45a51c: store packed. &c.
Poultry--Alive: Roosters, 16al7c:
turkeys. SOa35c: spring chickens,
2Sa32c; white Leghorns. 25a2Sc;
hens. 2Ga2Sc; keats. 75c; dressed
fowls. 33a35c: turkeys, 43a45ci
roosters. 20a23c.
Fruits (green)-AppIes. Western.
per box. s1.5Oa3.0O; lemons. per box,
s1O.o0a12.O0: Georgia peaches, $4.50a
$50; new apples, S3.50a4.00.
VegetabIes-Eew potatoes. $3.50:
rrarby. Pc Dbl. 81 so: cant4-
loupcs. tops. Arizona standard,
per crate, s3.25a3.75, ponies. S1.50a
$3.50; string beans. $l.25a1.75 bu.:
new cabbage. home grown, sf.o0a
$50 per bbI.: beets. per bunch. 2a6c;
peppers, per crate, $1.00a2.OO: near
by cymblings, per crate, S1.50a2.00;
North Carolina Cantaloupes, stand
ard, s1.o0a2.00: fats. 5Oa75c; South
Carolina cantaloupes. standard, 75c
as1.5O; flats, 50casl.0s.
New York bunch celery 40a75c;
watcrmelons. in carlots, 2Oa22 lbs.
average S1.25a1.5O: 24a26 lbs. aver
age, sweet, per box, s2.50a5.00; aver
age, $1.25a1.5O; calves, 912a1Oise.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAIL
ABLE FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE
New Combination Passenger and
Freight Ships, Fast, Luxurious
Steamers.
Key number beside ships name
indicates operator shown bottom OF
column.
EUROPE
BouIoEne and London
Prom New York
august le - September - - Old North
September 6-CenteuniaI State II5eD.
Rremen nrd DnnHiE
From New Work
August lo-September 2s-POtomse USol.
August - - October 81 Princess MatoiEs
August 3o-Hudson uJal. =
Plymouth. CherbourE aud Bremen
From New York
August sI-September eS-Amertca usel.
August s-scptember s-GeOrEs wsshlnE'sa
SOUTH AMERICA
Rio de Janeiro. Montevideo and
Buenos Aires.
From New York
August 3-HuroD Csll.
August 17-Aeolus (ell.
FAR EAST
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Shang-
hal. Manila. IIonEkong.
From san FrancIsco
AuEust 6-Golden State (105D.
August SO-Boosier State uo5).
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai, Honr.
kong, Manila.
From seattle
September l1-Silve- State ClO6l
HAWAII. PHILIPPINEs, EAST
INDIA
Honeiuiu. Manila. saigon. Singapore.
Colombo, Calcuttn.
From Sam Francisco
August 13-Creole State (lO5l.
September 14-wolverine State (lo1.
October l5--Gnnite State U05).
C0ASTWISE AND HAWAII
Havana. Canal, Los Angeles, san
Francisco and HawaIian Islands-
FROM Dalttmore 500
September S-HHwkeye state CSOl. e.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

300 yesterday 3Sio
week ago lll5:95 a and iSCa10 two years ago
l 10 against lo'Soi'o-o !e"'
ago and IT'S two years
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

50 Matssn NavtEatios Co.
12O Market Street.
ssu Francisco. Cal.
&c South Gay Street. BsltiBorS. ma
81 Mussen steamsstp Line.
81 Wall Street, n. Y. -
Tel. Bowling Green $500.
Ie5 Paclne Mail r. n. Co.
10 HaooveT So. y. Y 81
Tel. Rowling Green i63n.
62i Market Street. san Ftancisco. Cal
100 The Adusirnl Line.
~ Stste Street. n. Y.
Tel Bowling Green s1sS.
l. q. smith Bag Seattle. Wash. "A
Ise q. =. Mail =. \. Co.. Inc. 4
4S Broadway. n. Y.
Tel. Whitehall le0o.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
COMPLETE N. Y. BOND SALES
W Hibbs BIas- N r. st.sk ExeA..s.,
NEW YORK: Aug.

today W wrs YORK Total bonds
to AZ M eoo
two year aso anu sisee''s,VoV
sales Of
~ e hish low ana ,iD e0sng N 6oS,c prices are siven
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
LOCAL
<W. q. Hibbs q Cs- afbbs BtAs.
henberr Wsshingtsn Stock
ExeksnEe.l
sAIEs.

wysasainston Gas 30. $500 at 7sx. 1900
.-lrE. ElrE. Realty uossJ s.. $1,000 at %.
,WssAinstos Gas nshi. q at 1a.. ? q.
herreathaler Linotype. 6 a, IIsH.
AFTER CALL
Capital Traction 30. $1,000 at SIN.
washineton Gas Sc. 81 900 nj >76, 81, 900
at 76, $1,000 at 70.
at %. 81 900 ut o..
Money, call loan. 5 to @ Per cent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-01
NOVOROCNf POVERY.

la starodavna, kdy lide by
Ii povercivejSi, V predvecer
Noveho roku a o Novem roce
vykonavali prapodivne veci.
Ma mnoho z power techto lid
stvo zapomnelo, ale nektere
uchovaly Sc az na nase dny.
Nektere 3 techto power, ktere
zachovaly sc az do dnesniho
dine v ruznych zemich, uvede-
me.
V Anglii a take We SpoJ.
Statech v prvnich dobach lidc
veiili, ze Novem roce ie nut
no nejdrive do domu neco "a
nesti, nez neco yyneseme, ably
panovalo v dome st6sti.
Zvlastni stesti pry prinese
cloveku pohled IA svatebni
prnvod 0 noyorocnim dnu. Jc
! pry take dobre, kdya clovek
toho dne nosi neco novehc
Vezmc-li 81 ma sebe move aaty
nebude pry miti nikdy nouzi {
dobre satstvo tom roce. To
tez plati move obuvi.
Pryniho ledna Lide Casat
vstavall, ably V tom roce III
Gem nehyli pozadu. Mcli-li ne
jakou novou praci, zahalili ]
0 dnu noVorocnlm y .verili, q
bude jiste uspesncu.
Billy kun, videny Q Nov Gn
roce, pfinese pry cloyeku TAX
1testl. Y nsktsr5cla kra1lnacl
iyerili, ze cloEek, lltery spati.l
bileho kone Q Nov6m rcce &c
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Lad. Quis.

Mleni cenafi nepochybne budou pTekvapeni akOu re
baladu ums jsem to cello novorocniho feuletonu ale
opravdu nemohl sem 81 pomoci. TAX zalibla re
jsem odhodal ziedna il nevetsiho rozsfeni
Samo sebou rozum ze nebya tato doemna bae psana
techto prohibcnieh casech Amerce nybrz Cechach
to liz 1872 kdy mnoz askavych ctenaru nebyli
jese ami svete Amerce takOvou basen by nyni
nikdo ami nezmohl
Jest nj tok zivotn fosofie. "Kdo vi, bude mas
do dine do roka?". Ano, kdo vi. Vime mas bylo
Jest ackol lidem neni dana vem uzecna vlast-
most sebekrky vine, jak Sc nam zachoval ten uply-
Euy rok, nmz vcera jsme rozlouci kazdy die sveho
zpusobu moznost, ale ak nam zachova ten novy
rok, jejz jsme punoc uyitali, "jest hvezdach
psano'. sra~as ~
Noyemu roku dostava vzdycky plivetiveho prijeh
uVtani jest Zobrazovan lako usmevave dko, ko nema
de rad oho 81 deite pozor clovekem takovym neco
poradku kdyz pax novy ros, jako stary rok
odchaz 365 neb 366 dnech zcbrazovan aO shbeny
stafec douhym blym obycene kosou pres ra
Nkoo tax ryche nestane jako tito rokove 365
366 dni usm6vaveho dka shrbeny starec dlou
hym biym Nesei vsak takovy Rok na svych be-
drach vsechny rast ez behem 800 neb 366 dnn dstvo
posthly, nen divu, re TAX brzy sestarne.
tom upynul6m roce 1929 w .lde tax ,divoce ne
srazdi jako tech nekoka pfedchazejicich, ga mnoho
ysak nesal Rusku Poku vyteklo jeste krye dost a
ost Isko den dine kade dske obeti olta sve
svobody zdai nekde vadne kid mir jest to tfeba ma
Guamu, te nemens amercke drzave, nekoik tsc mil v
pacckcm occanc ale nikol tax zvancm clvllsovanem
svete. a,en 81 40 ssa a NM AasA4
tom 81 ldc pocinaji tax, re ida sc mne Matka Pri-
roda zaCina ztracet vsechnu trpelivos Uvazme Je
n,m onehdy ahoIo bylo zemetreen Jizm a.
nerice asilske pousl Cobb na balkane Mem TO du
kaz, Matka Prroda acna dopaloTatl 1dal Sc ne
kdy dopa doopravdy kdo to ruci, &c TO vsecmo neo
hra kde nyni lest zeme. budou vody ma nchz bude
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-01
st 'astnym znamenims o Novem
roce jake billy kun. ].

BIT astnym zrlamenimT Novem
roce jako billy kun. I
(. kterykoliv billy ptak muze
byti povazovan "a znameni
'astne. Jsou mnozi lide, KITE
II vefi, ze billy kohout 0 novo-
rotnim dnu pfinese stesti pro
to zachazeli Gasne rama ma
gdyory sousedq, .kde bile kohou-
ty nell. Jestlize takovy kohout
zakokrha aneb zatrepota xii
dloma a k clov6ku sc blizi, ie
to znameni, ze nasledujici rok
bude st'astny.
V nekterych krajinach We
fili, re jest dobrvm znamenim,
kdyz nejake zyire pozada o
potravu. Potrava mu nikdy ne
ma byti odeprena. Dobrym
znamenim jest take prichod
neiakeho ptacka k lidskemu
obydli. Tato povera do dnesni-
no dhe Jest znacne rozsirena
We Spanelsku IA venkove a
proto hospodynky nasypaji ca
sne z rama zrni pro male ptac-
ky, aby ie ku svym obydlim
prilakaly.
Zaletne-li cermak ma okno
lidskeho obydli a zatrylkuie,
povazuje Sc to ia znamenl, re
obyvatele domku budou miti
po cely rok dosti penez.
V ruznych krajinach veri,
re urcite stromy mali o Novem
roce divotvornou silu. Stoii-li
clovek pod urcitym kerem neb
stromem o pulnoci, vsechna
| prani, ktera bude miti v ma
sledujicim roce, Sc mu vyplni.
Velke stesti pry cloveku
pi'inese spendlik, nalezeny ma
uhci. Najde-li clovek ma ulici
konskou podkovu, tim lepe. V
nekterych krajinach ditky ma
tahuji nejdfive levy strevic a
snazi sc spatriti novy mesic
pres prave ramenO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-01

stal znameni, ze ziska verne
ho pfitele V nasledujicich dva-
nacti mesicich. Jest vSak nut
no potkati takoveho bileho ko-
ne, ktery pi'ichazi .ze strany o.
pacne. Kona-li cestu steinym
smerem 5 vami. pax st6sti me-
piinese.
.Bila holubice je prave tax
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-01


napii Sc hluboka, 4,
kdo VI, co bude mas
do dine a do roka.
Kdo Vi, co bude mas,
bratficku, po lete
bez sladu, bez chmele
co pax je po svete!
a4sssEgssss. sssgss
v korbeh spojena A.t +"
horkost Sc sladkosti,
jako tom Zivote
rozkose $ zalosti
Prihni 81 u pima jen,
nepfestan ma dousku,
zizni Sc mofiti
zanechej svatousku.
X cemu isme ma svete,
nell snad uzitiP
cemu nam.pivorJest,
nell snad ku pitt?
,.S 's:siT'
Ziti pivo pit
pokud da hospoda,
tom vsechna moudrost le;
dopij ien do spoda
fS1'Ts
DO spoda, do dina jen,
dokud mas nalto,
soudek az zazvon:
"Dopito, dozito"
Deming graphic., 1921-07-26
THREE APPOINTMENTS TO
NAVAL ACADEMY TO BE
MADE FROM NEW MEXICO


Senator A. A. Jones has announced
that he has been called upon to fill
three cavancies that occur in the U,
S. naval academy at Annapolis, Md.
in June. 1922, and that preliminary
examinations will be held in this state
October 20, to which all qualified New
Mexico youths are eligible. Following
the results of the examinations, Sen
ator Jones will nominate three prin-
cipal candidates for the appointments
and three alternates. His letter in re-
gard TO the examinations says, in
part:
ut has been my practice in the past
to hold preliminary competitive exam
nations throughout the state with a
view to making nominations based on
the highest ratings. This is the fair
est method of which know and gives
everyone an opportunity according to
his own merits.
This year arrangements have been
made with the civil service commits
sion to hold this preliminary examin-
alton on October 29, 1921, at con-
venient points. Those desiring to
avail themselves Of this opportunity
should write me well in advance of
the fact so that the commission can
be advised.
"The requirements of admission to
the academy are that candidates must
Re Of good moral character, physically
sound and well formed, and Of robust
constitution. Height shall not be less
than five feet two inches between the
ages of 16 and Is years, and not less
than fve feet four inches between the
ages Of 1S and 20 years, and the min
imum height at l6 years Of age shall
be Ill pounds, with an increase Of
not less than three pounds for each
additional year, or fraction Of a year
over one half. Candidates must be
unmarried and must be not less than
IL wears Of age nor more than 20
years Of age on April last Of the cal
endar year in which they enter the
naval academy.
upon nomination, candidates will
be required TO take the mental ex-
animation given by the academy on
the third Wednesday in February or
the third Wednesday in April, or they
may be accepted by certificate from a
recognized school. The physical ex-
animation is usually given the first
week in June. Upon these examin-
ations depend the candidates admis-
sion to the academy.
"The applicant must be a citizen Of
the United States and a resident Of
New Mexico. In writing he should
give his full name, the da.e and place
of birth, past residence, length Of
residence in New Mexico, height and
weight, education and naval training,
il any, and a small photograph Of
himself, if possible"
engraving at reasonable
prices that can not be duplicated else
.,hnra
Deming graphic., 1921-07-26
DEMOCRATIC PAPER WILL
SUPPORT SENATE BURSUM

The Springer Times, one Of the stall
wart democratic weekly papers Of the
state, says the Albuquerque Herald
announces in its issue Of July 22 that
II will support Senator Holm o. Bur
sum for election TO succeed himself in
he approaching election. In announc-
ing its intention TO support Bursum,
the Times says:
"We feel that Senator Bursum Is
one Of the strongest and most capable
men that New Mexico has today.
Therefore we are not ashamed TO give
him the unlimited support Of the
Springer Times, and the personal sup
port Of the editor"
/. C. Floersheim, editor and pub
Usher Of the Times, has been active
in democratic party politics in Col
fax county for some years past.