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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR IN
PROVED ROAD N PENN TOWN
sHfP. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY.

INDIANA
Noilce is hereby given that a petition
signed BY ffty (50l or more freeholders
and voters of Penn Township, IN 81. 10
seph County, Indiana. addressed 70 the
BOARD OF Commissloners n said county
and praying that a certain publlc mig D.
way within said TOWNSHIP three go
miles or less ~ length. DE improved by
having the same graded. drained and
paved with clean grave. was hled In
The office o. che Auditor Of said county,
Ga the eighth day Of October. 1921
said Petition Il for the improvement
q \ certain highway In the said Town
shlp Of Penn. under the Act ~ the Gen
ersl Asse ably Of the State ~ Indiana,
entitled An act ConcelrJn1iIng Highways;
approved March Sth, 1908, ard Amend
ments thereto. providing To- the con-
struction OF graveled roads by the Town
ships 5y Taxation.
A description Of the Highway proposed
% be improved "a as follows:
Beginning at the intersection OF the
Ironwo0d Road, which beginning point Is
the southeast corner Of tae northwest
quarter "a Of Section NO. twenty nine
f29l Township No thirty seven (81
north, range three 90 east Penn Town
sSip, 81. Joseph County, Indiana; thence
running east along the said Ice Road
in tia center 0f section No. twenty nine
f2el and twenty-eight C2Sl in said town
ship and range, 20 the GiadiDlia Road,
distance OF approximately ono and one
quarter az miles and being less than
three 90 miles.
The Auditor Of said County. BY bis
endorsement thereon. has designated the
31st day Of October. 1921 OF the october
Term, 1921. OF said Commissioners court
as the day when the same viii be pre-
sented for hearing before said Board OF
Commissioners.
Ia witness weherOf 7. Clarence Sedg-
wick Auditor OF St Joseph County, In
the State Of Indiana have signed N
name hereto and affixed the seal 81 said
Office this sth d9v Of OCTOBER, 1921.
CLARENCE SEDGWICK.
George +. Fries, and Auditor.
others. Petitioners.
James Hennessy. Atty FOR Petitioners
Oct Ills.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed by the Cir
cult Court OF st. Joseph County. State
Of Indiana. Administrator OF the Estate
Of Ida r. Rowan, late OF st. Joseph
County, deceased.
Said Estate is supposed 10 be solvent
CHARLES II. ROWAN
oct. 18th, 1921 Administrator.
Charles L. Metzger. Atty for Estate.
Oct. 1925; Nov. 1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
RELIABLE USED CARS

Franklin touring; rebuilt like
new; snubbers and bumpers front
and rear: spotlight; sunshield
painted beautiful Arizona brown
khaki top. The most beautiful car
in town. Carries our guarantee.
4 bargain at 81 10000.
Franklin roadster; white wire
wheels; snubbers; spotlight, etc.
This car is right at 100000
1920 Mitchell touring; looks and
runs ike new. Look this car over
for a real bargain at $4,000
Studebaker Special: in perfect
condition. a snap at $4,000.
WHY'S Knight touring; rebuilt In
first class shape. New paint. A
gift at $4,000
Hudson Super. This car IS the
best bargain I'm South Bend at
$4,000
Franklin Motor Car Company,
307 r. Jefferson blvd. Main 442
Easy terms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
@UGGES9~POUU[ELR

Stick!
The battles of life and business are won by the men
who can stick'-the who can hold on undaunted
through every of opposition and encouragement
You won't know what 70 stuff you re made of
until you've had chance to jump into losing fight and
prove that you enough to stubborn resist
into victory.
Your business mette depends your ability to play
the game fair and square and hard when everything is
going against you.
Never whine and quit because you seem be losing
that's Just the time when victories are won
A winning fight may look like defeat for time but
sticking brings victory IN the end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
BE on THE LOOKOUT

DE w 1hE LOUhOLI4
For there e going 20 appear IN
these columns OF classified adver-
tising some Of the best az well as
some OF the most reasonably priced
real estate Ia this city and vicinity.
II will be = sort Of Fall Clear
ance Sale. All properties are 20
be priced at the lowest possible
figure.
At the same time. do not think
that this Is entirely a real estate
mans campaign; II You have
business site or some other piece
OF land. you are invited 70 Insert
copy fer II.
This REAL ESTATE WEEK Is
23rd.
During the past few weeks We
have noticed con siderable arten-
tion is given daily 20 classfhcatlons
No. - pa and 27B. There are
times. no doubt, when we feel that
We should 20 % some good special
ist or some one who has special
lied in some professional line and
who. We feel sure. can aelp us he
come better fitted for our daily
work. Don't be afraid % see any
Of the professional men listed here.
THANK YOU.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
FARMS FOR SALE
WISCONSIN FARMS
FINANCIAL

8 PER CENT .NIEsEsT
iE paid % al deposits LEI, with "a
We loan money on nrst mortgage
securities IN South Bend and Ansha.
waka. Wcrkilgmcns Building Z
Loan Assn Whltcoub & SeIera
oGice. Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19

AUBURN BEAUTY SIX For restful
riding. Demonstration any time. Call
Main 276. VIM. DeYall, agent, 333 5,
Main St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19

Q ROOIs-Tn AHs6aWaEa. modern eT-
cept furnace, extra large lot. cheap
n taken at once deal with owner
Main 3037.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19

ONE DODGE-Three Chevrolet 1905
/ Overland touring: l Overland road.
ster: = Buick , Ford touring. Nikari
ooIo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19

Have you ever noticed how all
these ads are run7 The same spac-
Ing and all alphabetical IN arrange
ment That IL one OF the secrets
how The News-Times Classified
Section IS always getting results
II you have something 20 sell or
want something. call Main 200 and
ask for an ad-taker.
GOOD BUSINESS-For sale. near Stude
baker garage. 910 S. Franklin ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Let us build n home for you next year,
anywhere in South Beud or Mishawaka /,
we have a very easy saving plan that
enables you 10 have your FIRST payment
ready when the tine comes and pays
Go TO see while IL Is accommodating and
25go extra when we build for YOU o.
II will be an SEC investment n you don't
build. The security IS the best on
property Let US show you the homes
we are building for other people; why
not for YOU? This il well worth in
vestigating. We are prepared 70 build
& few more this fall and finish them be-
fore cold weather
Securities Investment Corporation
"Home Builders" Meyers Long & Hut
ton. Agents. so Farmers Trust Bldg.
Phone Main 574. ODen evenings 10 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
There One Thing Every Man Should Haze His DUN Home
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Houses For Sale 81
PORTAGE AVENCE-TOO block: an ex-
cellent S-room semi-bunEalow thor
Oughly modern with hardwood floors
and two bath rooms. A mighty enc
house In a good location. Price $500
$500 down, $500 per month. S. NJ
Robinson 4 Son. 124 y. Main So
S. ST. LOUIS BLVD - room house Win
gas lighting and cooking: water. toilet
and bath I've blocks from the center
Of town. Lot 66xle5. Lot alone Is
worth nearly the whole amount asked
Price $500. $500 down, SO per month
This IS c real bay. s. NJ. Robinson &
Son. 124 y. Main 81
SIXTH STREET-East front. extending
back 90 Potawatoml park lots good
7-room house. large basement. furnace
electric lights, bath, city water and gas
Room on lots for two houses. Price
81 ZOO
Two lots same as above. with ~
story shop. electric lights: garage
Price 1900. Both are bargains. J. NJ
Jolly, 22J s Main 81 Call Lincoln co
Res. Phone, Mishawaka 2ll4.
on WASHINGTON ST.-West: 4-Toom
house; could be used for dwelling or
business; nice lot, side and rear alley.
Would consider cheap lot and some
cash as initial payment Price 5000.
J. NJ. Jolly, % s. Main 81. Phone LIN
coin 6G96
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19

HONTE-Beautiful modern home, Dixie
Highway, ROseland, garage; large
frontage. $1,000
Northwest; new modern home gar
age; $1,000 $500 cash.
New bungalow; large lot; $500. 500
cash
Northwest; close in; splendid Groom
hone s bedrooms: oak finish; built ?
years; $500. $500 cash.
New bungalow modern; ROseland ;
acres and s-room beautiful modern
hOme-private rOad-near car line
barn, cOOps-One acre tlmber-S7. 800.
Beautiful Groom hOme-LincOln Way
West-large lOt-all conveniences-
$4,000.
We have homes In every part OF city
and suburbs small acre tracts and
lots. Worden Realty Company, 23S
Farmers Trust Bldg. Main AS.
MAIN ST. SOUTH-FiYs room house
large lot; electric Lights. gas for cook
ing and garage. Price $500. VIII sell
on reasonable terms. s. NJ. RobinSpn
& Son. 124 y. Main st
ROOM Housewives, gas; on paved
street; southeast part Of city; 5000
Hastings. 21S \. Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
LOOK HERBt

Several Fords in fine condition, from
5000 and up; lots OF other good
cars; E-Z terms. Phone Lincoln
$500 The Auto Market. 402 Penn
sylvania av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19

We need the room for new cars and must
sell the following cars regardless OF
cost. | 1920 Baby Grand Refinished
and Overhauled. you can hardly tell Il
from n new one. 2-1921 400 tOurings,
like new: / 1920 touring. 1916 400
touring; 400 light delivery. 1000
pounds capacity. To you mechanics we
have several 1905 and Fords which
need work that we will eel at greatly
reduced prices. Beistle Auto Sales Co..
343 Lincoln way w. Main ia. Open
evenings.
FORD TRUCK-1921 One-ton Ford truck
in first class condition: almost new
has all attachments for jitney bus
could be used for any purpose. VIII
sell reasonable If sold right away. APP
ply between Il N. and p. m, at 1884
Fassnacht
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
MERCHANDISE
Household Good.

REJECTION OIL STOVE-3 burner
also high grade kitchen cabinet each
good as new: used only one month.
1905 p Indiana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19

AUCTION SALE
We viii have n community sale SAT-
urday. Oct 3D. 1921 40 tho ~arfh
Bend ENchanEe. 400 s.. Carroll ST.
Bring, send ur wo wiz can flr auy-
thing Won want 20 enter Err these
sales. which we win have every two
weeks. can Lin. 900. ". 7. Hunt.
mgr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19

Business Opportunities IS
BICYCLE SHOP-For sale, down town
cheap rent: an inventory II taken AZ
once. doing a good business, several
good agencies; will pay you 70 investi-
gate; part cash. balance on easy terms
good reasons TO sell. Write or call
Box No. 203, care News Tines.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
Houses For sale

COLFAA Az. ". I1B-For sale by own
er; leaving city; Broom modern
house; choice lot; bargain
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-19
FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities IS
68t PAID ON YOUR SAVINGS-No mo-
tice required on withdrawal; sec paid
on term notes. All money loaned on
approved securities. Associate Invest
ment Company. 3rd floor. Farmers
Trust bldg
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
THREE LIVELY
DAYS At SHOW

SAN DIEGO, March 7.-Interest in
the Forthcoming San Diego Auto show
March 26 to April 2, will be heightened
among automobile fans of Imperial
county, it is anticipated by the ar
rangement of Trade Association day
for Tuesday, March 10Th.
This day has been sandwiches be-
tween Monday, Imperial Day, and
Wednesday,, Orange County Day, so
that members of the Automobile Trade
association of both Imperial and
Orange counties will have a chance to
enjoy both their own county day and
the association festivities.
1t is expected that Imperial auto
men will come to the show in cara
van of decorated automobiles. The
Orange county folks are planning to
bring band of 20 pieces. Thus all
three days will be live ones.
Anticipating keen interest in the
Imperial Queen col:sest, now being
conducted in Imperial county, the di-
rectors Of the San Diego Auto show
are at work on special program OF
entertainment for the Imperial Queer
and her maids. All expenses of the
young women will be borne by the
Motor Car Dealers association of Sar
Diego, the girls will be chaperoned by
the wife of one of the leading auto
dealers, and everything points to I'M
perial Day as one of the really
events of the auto exposition in Balboa
Park
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS
A SUPERB PICTURE

William De Miles superb Para
mount picture, Conrad in Search of
His Youth" starring the ever popular
Thomas Meighan, is coming to the
Palace Theater Thursday.
The story of Conrad in Quest OF
His Youth, "-writte- by Leonard Mer-
rick, is most beautiful and appealing
and the artistry of the production
cannot be excelled. The theme has to
40 with man of middle age who be-
ileves himself to be old and who goes
IN quest of his vanished youth. only
to discover after numerous disap-
polntments that one is young only
when one loves and is loved
When we tell you that this new Dc
Mile picture is as delightful as it is
artistic in investiture, portrayal and
Photography, we are not exaggeratinq
Mr.. Meighan's support is unusually
clever, the leading woman being the
charming Margaret Loomis who was
seen in "Everywoman," "The Sins of
st. Anthony" and other Paramount
success. Such players as Kathlyr
Williams, Sylvia Ashton, Mabel Var
Buren, May Kelso, Bertram Johns and
Charles Ogle complete the cast
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
SURE, THIS WILL
Be A REAL SHOW

Mack Sennett's bathing beauties
will stand out like dust on a camel's
back compared with the bevy of dolls
that will spend "A Day at Coney
Island" at the Palace theater, March
8 and 8, under the auspices of the
Woman's Ten Thousand club. Brun-
cites and blonds (minus peroxides)
will be there to catch the eve of the
retired banker and his wife, the Hicks
family from Arkansas and the blush
ing groom of one week.
Even George Cohan, who for years
has surrounded himself with a car
load of dreams, is scheduled to fall
for Imperial Valleys early crop of
peaches"
"a Day at Coney Island" promises
to be the biggest of a long number of
successes put on by the leading club
of the valley.
Many noted personaHcs. bcsidc-
those already mentioned will arDcar
on the bill. Among them Lillian Rue
sell, Madame Sherry, Anise Elder
bloom and others.
Oh! but those bathing girls. Ream
after ream of copy could be written
of them and still enough could not be
said. They'll wear caps and shoes an
everything-but you aint heard nothin'
yet.
The cast of $50 people, all Imperial
Valley talent has been working night
and day to put the play across. All
of the old time favorites who have ap-
peared in the Ten Thousand Club
shows in the past will be on deck, in
Guiding Fred Nebel- Thaw, S. H. Gar
rett, Joseph Seymour, Miss Julia Fon-
cannon, Charles Scott, Paul Blenk-
iron, Bill Perrins, Mrs. George Phelps
and many others.
The musical program is a long and
splendid one, introducing a number of
the latest songs and dances and reviv-
ing many of the old favorites.
Tickets on sale at the Dunaway &
Schneider Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07

ENIRST Lady of the Land, Mrs Warren G. Hard
Il ing has assured delegation Of Girl Scouts that
4 she wished herself fourteen years old and
member of their organization!
1t was during Mrs. Hardng's shopping visit to
New York preceding the inaugural that she noti
fed by delegation of two Girl Scouts that she had
been chosen Honorary President of the organization
crowded, she received the committee consisting of
Beatrice Cline fourteen years DID, and Gertrude Ma
than, fifteen at the Ritz Carlton, made them COM
Portable while they delivered the notification, posed
with them for photographs and made them sit with
her while they chatted pleasantly. The Presidents
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
ELkS' NEW OFFICERS

The following is the list of new Of
flcers of Ell Centre lodge No. 1925, B.
|P. O. E., elected at the last meeting.
The installation will be held at the
the next regular monthly meeting:
1rl E. Henrichsen, Exalted Ruler;
Sam w. Dunaway, Esteemed Leading
Knight; Lou R. Philley, Esteemed Loyal
Knight; P. L. Davis, Esteemed Lectur-
ing Knight; Harry B. Ellison, Secre-
tary; Fred Gialona, Treasurer; Leo
Hetzel Trustee; Al Nelson, Tiler; C.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
ROBBED HER TRUNK,

A trunk, belonging to Miss z. B.
Lucas, bookkeeper of the Imperial r.
rigation District, was broken into be-
tween Ell Centro and Los Angeles last
week and it's contents, valued at more
than 5000 removed. The trunk was
shipped by the American Railway Ex-
press company. Southern Pacific Of
ticials are making an effort to find
the goods.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07

wife thrilled the girls with an invitation to the White
House
would come down to Washington during my sojourn
the White House. she said accepting bouquet,
delivered the greetings Of Mrs Jane Deeter Rippn,
National Director of the organization.
81 am sincerely and genuinely interested in the
Girl Scout movement" said Mrs. Harding II think
YOU all have a wonderful future in store What l
wish is that I your age and could start life
Two very proud and happy girls took away this
message of the new Presidents wife to the girls OF
America.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
MISSIONARY MEETING

The Woman's Missionary society
the Christian church will meet or
Tuesday, March 8, at 2:30 at the hom
of Mrs. Oscar Sweeney, 468 LenRay
The aim for the program is COM
parison of Heather China and Pagan
Africa as fields for missionary work
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07

Side Elementary school are all shown
in the photographs, together with the
hundreds of pupils who attend them.
The paper contains teachers direc-
tory, the trustees names faculty, etc
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
LADIES' AID.

The Methodist Episcopal Ladies' Aid
society will meet February at the
home of Mrs. Frank Young, 583 Eu-
cid avenue. AS it will be an all
meeting bring your lunch. Friends
are cordially invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
RRAWLEY SCHOOL PAPER.
Especial to The Press.D

BRAWLEY, March 7.-Volume /
No. l Of the "Brawley School, is being
distributed 1t is cleverly written
and printed four-page paper. The
Brawley Union High school, the West
Side Elementary school and the East
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
CLUB ELECTION.

The annual election of officers and
board members of the Woman's. Ten
Thousand club, will be held Thursday
March II, at Davis Hall, at 2:30
O'Clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07

Mrs. Niolette Campbell will lead the
meeting and Evangelist. Zook will con-
iuct a devotional service of Bible
study and prayer.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07

E. Pitzer, Delegate to Grand Lodge,
and 0. E. Ohmstede, Alternate.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20
Wholesale
Produce Market
(rsfnAhsA ~ nASvatse LissA IsAS

A slight cnanse IL noted in the
vegetable and poultry market other
wise the markets remain nrm.
vIsh-Carp. 7e per ID; pike. iss pr y. |,
ss s s.rrss p.n ss .s.a 'SS sS. - -
3sc per h.; buck. CSC per ib,
k6os-strictiy fresh. per dssss. Csc;
5oyLrSs1A,:; q. See,;: :ss per =
sSsss. !scsso 70 ..ss ssa j prs:..a! pir Fresh Killed
es per sso.s.s Sc ';1 per Is es ss;s.,
IS o3se per H..
PoRK-prssssd: Small. $50. per IL:
medium. i30l4c per ib; heavy. io01ae Per
LIVE sTocK-caIves. choice. lie yer
ID. lamBs. choice. 13c per ID.
APPLEs-Bbis.. virginias and West vir-
giniss No. 1 York Imperials, &101o; Wine
:ss: ;ss: ss sss .i M 5SSs.a sssss5 Be-. 'fS S.s @ s
BpETs-Fioridas, bunch. so1oc-
CABBA0E-South Carolinas. crates ap-
CARROTS-New Yorka bunch. so7c-
ONIONS-New stock. Texas, standard
crates. yellow Bermudas. commercial pack.
SWEET PoTAToEs - North Csroiin..
bble., white yams, $s:oe0Ise
SrkAwBERRIEs-N carolina. -.
at. crAtes Klondikes. best, ,o@sbe; some
WHITE POTATOES-Old stock Michigan
end New York 160-lb sacks round whites
stock. Florida. double head bbis.. spauid-
ing Rose, No. 1. Ss.o06aoo.
TOAATOES-Florida- 6-basket crateA
fancy, best, S2.0o 100.
PEPPERs-F1orida, all sizes. $50 a 500.
ORANGES-Florida, SOS; California.
Sxs00s.so.
LENONs-Csiifornia. all sizes. $500
A5A
GRAPEFRUIT-Fiorida all sizes. $500
GS0
PEAs-south Carolina, ss.oo0%So per
crate
RADIsHEs-Hampers. az 03c per bunch
STRING BEANS--Hsmpers. e2.7S9A
RHUBARB--Bunch, sT7c.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

.u..n in March, 1920. Again a good
volume of business In units Is In
cicated. the wholesale index priccs
for cloths and clothing being given
as 40 per cent less than year ago.
The reports show that dry goods
jobbers are receiving large num-
her Of small orders, the retailers
apparently preferring to order ire
qdently rather than risk declines
before goods can he sold.
Boot and shoe jobbers ana manu-
facturers selling direct to the trade
report Ss.t per cent greater sales
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

~ 80 per cent the. rate per hour for
overtime pay.
Mr.. Smith pointed out that these
rates were those prevailing before the
increased wage award made by the
Railroad Labor Board in July and
made retroactive to May 1. 1920. This
involved for the New York Central
lines alone, he said. an increase In
wages of approximately 32l, go, 900,
including back pay Of $500 900.
'srhe effect Of the Adaxnson Law,
which became operative - Of January
1. 1917" Mr.. Smith said. twas to es-
tablish in contracts for labor and
service eight hours as the measure OF
4 days. work for the purpose Of
reckoning the compensation for serv-
Ices, In place Of ten hours, which had
previously obtained.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

The Department of Labor whole
sale price index states that whole
sale food prices are 80 per cent
lower than they were at the end OF
March, 1920, indicating that the re-
porting firms In selling only 23.9
per cent less this March than in
March, 1920. must have done a
larger volume by units than during
the same months last year.
The statement continues:
I'm dry goods our reports show
Gales In dollar value during March.
1871. 1<7 per cent greater than. dur
ing February. but 3S.3 per cent ieAs
The Washington times., 1921-05-20
CORPORATION srA1rMEHr.

INC IoIloWih8 stAtement was MADE
after the directors meeting: Earl
w. Sinclair has been actively identi.
Ned with the oil business for fifteen
years individually and through his
connection with the Sinclair Consol-
idated OIL Corporation. ana as presi-
dent OF the largest oil bank, the Ex-
change National Bank. of Tulsa, Okla
"Mr. Sinclair enters the executive
family of the corporation. bringing
wide and intimate knowledge of oil
Affairs. H. r. Sinclair continues ac-
lively In the executive management
Of tho business ~ chairman OF tho
board. The new arrangement in.
creases the facilities OF the company
occasioned by its increase In business
and rapid growth"
The Washington times., 1921-05-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Exchange Market opened steady to-
day with demand Sterling 4 cent
lower at S4.o0h. Francs Rose "a
centimes to s.7sh for cables and
s.7sh for checks. Lires yielded H
point to s.57h for cables and 5.5Sh
for checks. Belgians were ~
centimes higher to 67s for cables
and SIS for cheeka
Cables, $500; Checks, 35.ss: Sweden
Kronen Cables, 23s4; Checks, 23.7s;
Marks. 1.6Sh.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20
District Wholesale
Trade Encouraging

The wholesale trade of the District of Columbia Maryland
and other States of the fifth regional district is upgrade
and encouraging according survey issued today by the
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.
In comment on the situation Caldwell Hardy, Federal Re-
serve agent the bank points that in groceries the report
ing firms show SO per cent more business dollar vaue IN
March, 1921 than in February but reported 239 per cent lower
figures than March, =
The Washington times., 1921-05-20
CHICAGO ALTON
EXPANDS FORCES

BLoLoMINGToN. May TO-
Chicago and Alton Railroad Of
ficials have issued orders TO ex-
pand the forces Of the Isaainte-
nance OF way department ali
over the system.
Thousands of section men
who were laid OF last fall will
be put to work at once on the
eight-hour day basis.