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New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Rutter. Cheese, Exks

Butter--Receipts were 5.7sB packages.
Creamery. higher shan extras. lb, as!h q
soc; extras, o2 score, 2ec; lrsts. 26@2shc;
seconds, 20 @ ESQ; lower grades 2o@2lc;
unsalted, higher than extras, 81@31hc;
extras, 30@3oAo; nrsts, 26@2ec; seconds,
22@25o; state dairy tubs, finest, 271s O
2Sisc; good to prime, 2b@2sHc; common
to fair, 19@24c; ladies', current make.
firsts, 22@22hc: seconds, 1so; lower
grades, 16 @17c; packing stock, current
make, No. l, 1Sc; No. 2, lie; lower grades
18@16c.
Cheese were 2s67 boxes. IN
cluding 500 boxes in transit for export
state, whole milk. short held, l6816hc;
freah specials, 15@161aci avera &c run, l4G
15c; lower grades, 1o01394c; twins fresh
specials, t5D16c; average run, 14@15c;
Wisconsin, single Daisies, fresh, 1s % 16 3so;
double Daisies, fresh, 15h QD16hc; Young
Americas fresh, 1G& @17Mc: skins, fresh
specials. 1914 q tic; prime to choice, 5000.
Eggs.--Receipts We're 1924 cases
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, soc; stor-
age packed, extra firsts. 2o@2s,ac; Grsts
271h @28hc; fresh gathered. extra hrsts.
q u Go2siec frsys. 25 "a @ 27c; seconds and
No, /. 38ci regular packed, No. /, 22@
32Mc; No. Q. 20@211sc; checks, fair to
choice dry. 2oh 92IAc; state. Pennsyi-
vania and nearby Western, hennery whites
extras, 36@37c; extra frsts, "a % 85c: frsts
g. q $50; gathered whites, ffrsts to extra
frsts, 31@35c; under grades, 2s@ SOC;
Pacific Coast, white, extras, BIC; extra.
frsta, G4@36c; firsts. 81 q sac; other West
ern and Southern, gathered whites "a %
$50; state, Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern, hennery browns, extra, 33 93Aoi gath
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Pierce-Arro.U Motor Co.
On,its Preferred Dividend

Directors of the Pierce-Arrow Motor
Car Company yesterday passed the
quarterly dividend Of 81 a share, due
on the preferred stock July 1. The Of
fetal explanation Of the boards action
was the present abnormal condition OF
business and the consequent need OF
conserving cash resources. An official
statement said:
."Action in omitting the cumulative
preferred dividend, due July I, is taken
to conserve assets Of the company dur
ing the present abnormal period, affect
ing the entire motor industry. The
dividend is cumulative, and when con-
ditions improve the preferred share
holders will be entitled to receive any
arrears before any dividends can be
declared on the common stock"
An initial quarterly dividend Of 50
a share was declared on the preferred
stock January 2, 1917, and has been
continued at the annual rate Of So a
share since then. In 1919 $3.50 share
was paid on the common, but none
since.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Sensational Gain
In Wheat Trading
As Shorts Cover
Urgent Demand for May De-
livery Despite Large Re-
ceipts; Price Jumps 172
Gents to Season High

CHICAGO, May a1.-In an end-of-
the-month furry prices few skywsrd
17tsc to-day for the May delivery
Of wheat. The topmost figures which
May wheat has reached this season,
$1.s7 bushel, prevailed at the last
minute, when May contracts expired.
Comparatively few traders, however, were
affected by the sensational advance. Most
OF them were stubborn bear spectators
who had persisted in q mistaken BELIEF
that they could accomplish final settlement
at q decline. The market closed nervous
and July, in which most OF the days busl-
ness was done, showed but 1sc to &c net
gain at sl.2sh TO s1.2SH. Corn closed &c
net lower to a like advance; oats, un-
changed to &c. higher. and provisions at
q setback OF 15c. to $50.
Notwithstanding that 458 carloads of
wheat had arrived here since Saturday, the
fact speedily developed that very little of
the supply was for sale, ana that bidders
who wanted any IN a hurry would have 70
pay dearly for the privilege. The scarcity
OF offerings was overcome for the time
being after the market had risen 1910
a reaction of 7c. ensued But strain was
again apparent later and in the end the
May demand, although confined to g. few,
gave signs OF being nearly frantic. It was
estimated that total dealings IN May dur
ing today's session totslled about 10000
bushels
Flrmness OF the July delivery was
ascrtoed to sympathy with May and to
continuance of unfavorable crop reports
despite news OF rains, Besides export cali
was brisk, Germany, 1t was said, taking
1000, 900 bushels corn, and oats were up
held by the readiness with which elevators
and shippers absorbed the immense re.
Provisions were governed mainly by
changes In the hog market.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Sales Set Record,
Says Studebaker Head
Reductions i'm Auto Prices
Good Thing for Industry,
Erskine Believes

Despite recent indications OF a slow
ing up in automobile buying generally,
A.. R. l,rskine. president Of the Stude-
baker Corporation, in a statement yes
terday said that shipments and earn
ings Of this company continue at record
breaking proportions. Although price
adjustments based on lower costs, in
addition to reductions made eight
months ago, became effective yesterday,
Mr.. Erskinc anticipates no difficulty in
continuing record earnings throughout
the year.
"Cur April sales were $3.50 cars,
against 2,6o2 last year, and May 7,40o
cars, against 4,o24 last year." he con-
tinued. "We have untitled orders on
hand for about 1000 cars. Our May
collections exceed S12,000,000, and we
are to-day enjoying the biggest bust
ness in our history, with ell indications
pointing to it's continuance.
"In the first quarter we did 13 per
cent Of the total business Of the coun-
try. and this quarter are doing ID per
cent, excluding the Ford Motor Com,
panv Our profits for this quarter will
probably exceed S5.000,0oo before taxes,
end we fully expect to maintain our
present position of leadership in the
industry.
"Reductions in the prices of motor
cars. which are now occurring, are a
good thing for the industry, because
they will assist IN the restoration OF
confidence and stability. Prices can
not return to pre-war levels because
wages will not and should not, and
quality standards are higher Manufac;;
turers of popular well established
standard cars, made complete in their
own factories, will be able to show sat,
isfactory profits at new price levels and
the automobile industry will flourish
and prosper if and when any indus
try in the United States is able TO &c
so, In the present general depression
no industry has stood up better o.
operated at higher percentage than the
! automobile industry"
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Great Northern's
Poor 1927 Showing
Emphasized Again
Deficit of Nearly 5000, COO
i'm April Contrasts With
Operating Income of
S5OO,OOO a Year Ago

The Great Northern's earnings and
expenses for April, 1921, accensaate
the unfavorable showing that Was
made in the first three months of the
year. Railway operating income IN
April, 1920, was about 100000, but in
April. 1921, there was a deficit OF over
$t86, 900. A saving was made in oper-
ating expenses Of s1,65a,ooo, but this
was not sufficient TO offeet loss of
s2,4s1 900 in operating revenues. The
loss in freight revenue alone vas
SO. .O7O. 900, leaving only S4,917, 90"
freight revenue for April, 1921, az COM
pared with $6,987,000 freight revenue
in 1920. Furthermore, the higher
freight rates were not IN effect in 1920
and were in 1921.
This showing Of the Great Northern
is in contrast to that OF the Lou1svl lie
& Nashville, whose gross in April, 1877
was slightly higher than the April
1920, gross. But On the Louisville &
Nashville there was an operating
deficit of nearly q quarter OF million
dollars in April, 1921.
The New York, New Haven & Hart
ford gross also shows an increase, and
there was little over 100000 net
operating income, as compared with q
NET operating deficit Of about 100000
in April, 1920.
The Michigan Central is in contrast
with the Great Northern as to gross
The Michigan Central ie apparently
gaining business under full competitive
Conditions. The figures follow:
,YschYrau Central
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
French Imports Increase
Meats Show Gain; Changes
Made i'm Three Months

PARIS. May 31.-South American
trade with France underwent consid-
months of this year. Although bal
ance remained in favor of Argentina Of
100,000,000 francs and of Brazil of 85,-
100000 francs, they lost as compared
with the same period Of 1920. Argen-
tina lost 470,000,oO0 francs and Brazil
76,000,000 francs. Spain lost 167, ,0O0, 600
francs in the same time.
France increased her importations Of
some comm odities, including cold stor-
age meats, OF which she took from Ar
gentina $1,000 tons, from Brazil 1000
tons, from Venezuela 500 tons, from
Uruguay 1900 tons, from England H.
600 tons and from Australia 1000 tons.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01

THE UNDERSIGNED. JOSEPH A RAs-
MUsSHN. FRED HANSEN and JOHN
FIRTH. hereby form limited partnership
pursuant to the Statutes OF the State Of
New York, and for that purpose hereby
certify: THAT the name under which
said partnership Is 90 be conducted 4,
Rasmussen & Co. and the County wherss
the principal place of business 10 to b.
located IS New York County. 2-The gen
ersl nature OF the business intended to b.
transacted Is the purchasing and selling O.
stocks and bonds and the transaction Of d
general stock brokerage business. S-Ths
ners interested therein and their RESPECTIVE
places OF business are as follows: JOSEPH
a Rasmussen. General Partner, resdiU
at 4S4 West l2oth st., Manhattan Boz
eral Partner, residing at 80 Argyle Road
Borough Of Brooklyn. City OF New Tors
John Firth, Special Partner, residing 8
Eltfngsvtlle, Borough Of Richmond. State
Island, New York, and each OF said IND,
dividuals is of full age. 4-The amount Z
capital which the above named speeit
partner has contributed TO the comma
stock is Fifty Thousand Dollars (s5o,ooeN
5-The partnership is 10 begin on the zen
day OF May, 1921, and to END TIVE year
May, 1879.
Dated New York. May 80, 1891.
JOSEPH A. RASMUSSEN. FRED EANs'
STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY Of
NEW YORK. as: On this goth day o.
May 1921, before me personally came , sn9 M
appeared JOSEPH a RASMUSSEN, FRED
HANSEN and JOHN FIRTH, TO ~
described in and who executed the iols-
going instrument, and they duly, severa!y
acknowledged to ne that they execafa
the same.
C. NJ. SCHMIDT.
Notary Public, Kings County
Cert. filed in N. Y. Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Sugar and Coffee

Raw sugar Putures--The range OF prices:
Gpening High Low Close Friday
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01

Coffee Futures-The range of prices:
Opening High Low Close Friday
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Lifts Ban ON Meat
New Zealand to Permit Ship
ment TO u. S.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand, May 81
Sir Francis Bell, Acting Premier Of
New Zealand, has declared in message
difficulties will bo placed in the way
Of Armour & Co. exporting to America,
for American use, meat now in freezing
here. This message was sent as an ex-
PLANTATION of the governments attitude
in refusing to issue licenses for the
export of meat TO the Armour Austria
liam Company.
The New Zealand government how
ever, will require substantial guaran-
ties against the reshipment Of such
meat from America to London, Sir
Francis declares.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
FINANCIAL

ANDREW j. MCCORMACK, Auctions''
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON
OFFICE, 56 WILLIAM STREET
WEDNESDAY. JUNE l, 1921
at 1890 O'Clock. AT the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
NOS. IA AND IS VESEY STREET
For account of executors
100000 Douglas Copper Co. Sc, pebsn'uf'
Bonds due 1917.
100 shs. Horn Silver Mines Co.
\ 1856 shs. Tinttc Company.
81 shs. Standard Plunger Elevator "
Common.
20 ems. Standard Plunxsr Elevator ca
prefd. 9.
s6e shs National Cape Nome Goa
Mining and Transportation Co.
For sccount of whom ii may concern
$500 New Jersey Steamboat CO. 81
Bonds Ctf. OF Deposit ~
5000 Wabash ,Vas BY. Ry. Non-cGna 8" D''
S5sI.s4 Texas & Pacific Ry. Ist MTG. s'
Scrip. al
$500 La Porte oil q Refining Corph. N
shs. Ve Georgs Ts c. Moon Co. So pr.ta
II shs, George c. Moon Co. common
2o3 shs. Guaranty Trust Co
900 shs. National Tin Corpn.
24,sS3 shs. New York Bingham AiD'A'
$50. 900 CASTOR Williams & wigmore Ihe-
$50 Notes. due April -, 1s2ls.
100000 Raritan Refining Corpn. 7fs bons'
Promlssory Notes as folioSs
$4,000 l. Press & Sons: $40 zes :.
Friedberg; $4,000 NJ. Fox 6,S q u s0c' c
So, 100 Oscar Heyman; S4Vve - Ts,.ts
Kionks Co. and s1.ii7.4o f'''
Barkan.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01

Southern Spot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm,
unchanged at 122oc; sales. LIZA bales
New Orleans steady. unchanged at 11,sso; ;
sales, 1857 bales. Mobile quiet, unchanged
at lie; sales, 80 bales. Savannah steady
unchanged at 11.25c: Gales, $50 bales
Norfolk quiet unchanged at 11.75c; sales
'234 bales. Augusta steady, unchanged at
11.25c; sales, 416 bales. Memphis steady,
unchanged OF 11.75c; sales $50 bales
Houston steady unchanged at i2c: salee,
e.17A bales. Little Rock quiet. unchanged
at 1850; sales. 7Ss bales. Dallas steady
unchanged at 11.15c: sales 1875 bales.
Montgomery quiet, unchanged at 1075c !;
sales nil. Fort Worth quiet, unchanged
at 1f.15c: sales, $50 bales,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Seek Forestry Policy

WASHINGTON, May 31.--A confer
ence bringing together representative
of many of the various interests CON
cerned with forestry problems will be
held at Chicago, June Is and Ia, byt the
National Forestry Policy Committee of
the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States. The committee an
nounced it would seek to obtain every
viewpoint before proceeding to formu-
late a national forestry nniicu
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
To Repeat Norwegian Fair

To stimulate trade, the Norwegian
industrial fair will be repeated this
year September to II. Goods in
whlch America is expected TO be in
terested are canned goods, smoked her
ring, salt mackerel, hides and skins
tran and herring oils, herring meal,
= tsllilzers, wood pulp, cellulose, paper
matches and cheAicals.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Denies New Canadian Tariff

OTTAWA, May 31<-Minister Of
Customs Wigmore to-day denied a re-
port emanating last night from Wind
sor, Ont, that tariff corresponding
ure had been put into effect by Cam
ada. "Theye IL nothing to It." he said.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool CabIes-spot cotton quiet at
points decline: niddling, 7.54d. Sales,
5000; American, 5000. Imports. 1900
American, 1000 Futures opened quiet at
to points decline as compared with
Monday, Closed quiet, but steady at a
net decline of 2 to 1s points as com
pared with Friday. July. s.27d; October,
$500; December, s.TSd; January, s.s3d !:
March, S.e1d. Manchester: Yarns quiet
and unchanged; cloths dull.
COttonseed Oil
The market was feverish and irregular.
Final quotations were 8 to 80 points net
lower for the near months and to 8
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01

&hC 0UOuycdT kME N NuDDeK company
Ten-Year 500 Sinking Fund Gold Dehensre Bond.
Dated May I, 1e21-Due May l. 1881
Notice to Stockholders
In Plan
9l there has been obtained for the stockholders Company
the privilege OF subscribing for the Debenture
l. Holders of Common Cor Voting
catcs), of record May 25, 1921 being offered
the privilege OF subscribing for S27,500,O00, face
amount. OF Debensure Bonds, at 90 and interest, at
the rate of S45 face og Debentue Bonds for
each share Of Common Stock held said
q Holders of Preferred Common Stock (or Voting
OF subscribing, subject allotment for additional
Debenture Bonds they desire, 90 and
Debenture Bonds subscribed for pro-
vided IN paragraph will be available allotment
under this paragraph q
to
charge 1922 Voting Certificates for
The without the rate
of share for each 500 face OF Dbenure
Debentur Sold subject
this offering of banks and dealers
subscription price OF 60 and interest the yield on the
Bonds approximately $780, held maturity
right subscribe Debnture will terminate
of business June 10, 1921. Subscription blanks
particulars regarding Dehentur
rnent stockholders May g. 1871
request,
Akson Ohio May q. 1871
TIE GOODYEAR TIRE a RUsBER COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
PhiladeIphia
Pittsburgh

1875 Ark Nat Gas. 11& 11N 1oK II
115 Am w Gl NJ. 50i5 SO 6oia 63
20 do pr ....... "a "a "a a
100 Carbo Hyd pf.. 33a 3n IA GL
210 Guffey ........ 12Aa 131a 12i3 I2ha
35 Ind Bwg pr, 8 s
100 Carnegie L&Z 3 5
80 Mfrs 1t g. Ht.. ASH 46sa 46N 46M
95 Nat Fireproof..
40 Ohio Fuel Sup. At Al 46A 46h
zoo Ohio Fuel Oil. IA l4h IA I4H
SO Okla Nat Gas. 22A 24 22n %
20 Pitts Plate Gl115 115 1f5 I16
25 Westingh A d. s2ia s2h 80 90
sb Pitts Coal pf.. 81 81 81 81
10 Westingh Elec. 4e 4s 4s 4s
$500 Mt shasta. 81 20 % 2S
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company
:. 1s, 20 and % WILLIAM STREET
New York City.

oupons and Dividends due In June
are payable at this Office on and
after June LIST, 1921, as follows:
armour & Company
Chicago, ST. Paui, Minneapolis & 0maks
Rway. Co. Equip. Trust Cts.
Commonwealth Water & Light Co., Srd Ser
les Notes
Durham County, N. c.
Jobnstown, City of (Waser Bonds)
i.archmont Water Company
@ialand Terminal Railway Company
Millard Lumber Company
&obiie & Ohio Railroad CO., lst Mtge. SO.
'Sapanee Water Works Company
3ew Castle City Water Company
New York Business Buildings Corporation
copies Street Railway Company
JUNE 18TH. 1921.
durham County, N. c.
JUNE 17TH. 1921.
Village Of North Pelham
JUNE s0TH, 1924.
Sleepy Hollow Country Club Greg. znt)
DIVIDENDS
sSExgsxaEaznsisrc7s
JUNE 1ST, 1921.
Sheffield Farms Company Inc. (Preferssd)
{. W. Wociworth Co. (Comnon)
Kew York Shipbuilding Corporation
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01

Livestock, Meats, PROVISIONS
Yesterday. Year ago
prime. 100 lbs. $3.50 go 1225@1a.75
y resse d beef
sdes. ID .... .12@ .l6 .l4@ .l9
Live vcala. COM
100 lbs IS .!..".: '''','. soo@l2.25 14oo@1zoc
D g SEQ veal,
city, lb. ,..... .1e@ 30 .iS 70 ,26
Live ewes, / 90 lbs. 3.o0Q $50 6.000 900
Dressed mutton,
city, lb. 49,. .090 .15 40 20
Live lambs fair
to prime, 100
lbs. .......... 13.00Gi475 I7.ooT 90. 90
Dressed m s.
usxs city ,as j. ,s, ss 4ss ,5 g ,sss ssS ss
u seed hogs,
bacon, lb. go. 1870 IA .205 q .2t
Pork, Dbl ....... 24.00Gb2A.Go 41.O09 90. 90
Mess beef, bbl... 1S.00g13.0O 1s.OO01s 90
Lard. NJ d d
West, 60 lbs.. s.408 $50 20.7B % 20. .S6
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

cred brown and mixed colors, graded e1-
tras soc; f1rats to extra nrsts, &c % 29c.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
DIVIDENDS

Sheffield Farms Company Inc. (Preferssd)
+. W. Wooiworth Co. (Common)
Kew York Shipbuilding Corporation
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
What Things Cost

Quotations arc cqsh prices in pri"'ary marhets
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
New York City Bonds
Now York STATE Bands

Issued IN coupon and registered form
not interchangeable Coupon bonds regis
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Miscellaneous Markets

Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan sa
~ Isas-1sss .........::-. ssE s7H 5,22
iaaa-1s2S .,:.....::::. ssA ssA s.s5
Isas-1sss ..:.....;;... ssN soA 5s7
1ss751s2s ...:.......:. ~: ssN soA sac
is5s;Is24 ...:.......;, So saB 5.57
Joint Stock LAND Bank So
isas-Isaa ...-......... 90 ssK $50
United States Treasury Certificates of
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01

points higher for the distant positions,
The ranra nj
New-York tribune., 1921-06-01
Markets i'm Other Cities

sssss 4 9 W es:... s. :s ssb stM
1000 Swift 6s....,. sSA sBA tbN S5M
1000 Western Tel IS 81 81 81 81
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-15
Agreement Is Reached
(By A-.eocYafed Press)

Was -ington. Dec. l5-Altcr-
nate p opsals relating to the 5-5-3
ratio as apparently worked out
overnight by naval experts. were
presented today to Secretary
Hughes. Mr.. Balfour and Baron
kato which indicated according
to the delegations spokesmen.
that no formal agreement had
been reached by the Big Three.
The proposals were submitted "a
q means OF balancing the naval
ratio to compensate for the re-
tention OF the battleship Mitau
- Japan. They would permit
Great Britain To build two super
ships. scrap four old dread
naughts and one battle cruiser q,
build two battleshipS and scrap
iour dreadnaughts but no battle
cruisers. Their substantial e>
icct will be to retain the naval ra-
ton of 5-5-' while admitting =.
general increase OF tonnage a
round.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-15
BEREA STUDENT STOLE
KEYS, is CHARGE
Then Caught Bullet When He
Sought To Obtain SIS For
Their Return

Walter Williams, student at
Berea College. is i'll the Berea
College Hospital with a bullet in
his back. from which he will
probably recover. as the result OF
an attempt to obtain SIS from
the college authorities in return
for duplicate keys to the various
rooms of the buildings.
Officials of the college said to-
day that Williams is alleged TO
have stolen 100 keys to outside
buildings and 800 keys to inside
rooms from the caretakcr. He Is
charged with having broken into
the custodian office. stolen the
KEYS and then to have written a
letter demanding SIS for the re-
turn OF the keys. Officials say
they set Il watch for him after
receipt OF his letter in which he
demanded that the money be
placed i'll the roots OF large tree
ON the main campus. When he
came after the money. one OF the
watch gave the signal. Others
appeared Several shots were
hrcd. officials say. and Williams
received a bullet wound III the
body. Officials say that lie sought
to lose himself in the crowd of
students OH their way to supper
at the time. but was apprehcnd-
cd and taken To the college hos
pital when it WAS found he was
" oundcd.
After the theft of the master
KEY, to all the buildings an!
rooms had been discovered. Il
printed letter was received offer
ing to return them upon payment
OF SIS to be LETT AT 4 designate
place announcement was made
in college chapel that the cor
rc>pondcnce would be answered
~ requested.
y number oi kuardS were APP
pointed to watch Tor the thief.
When one came after the money.
shots were exchanged. One guard
claims he was shot at. anl Vii
liamS WAS found wounded. and j.
charged with the THEFT He Was
taken to the hospital where a.
N-rav examination showed that
the wound i not dangerous His
home l. IN Floyd county.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-15
MM. BiANTON 70
ENTER LAW COLLEGE

Lexington. Dec. l5-Nilliam
Blanton. son of DIR. and Mrs. II.
Hlantun. Of Richmond. who i a
freshman I'm the college oi Arts
AMI Sciences. University OF Ken
tucky.. viii after completing his
collegiate Prerequisites. enter the
college ui Law. Ii will be re-
mcmbercd that Mr.. Blantun was
q graduate OF Model High School
last spring While in high school
he distinguished himself both in
scholastic standing and in ath-
lctic>. BESIDES holding the COW
cjcd honor of president oi the
senior class. ne was a baseball
AMI football PLAYER OF note.
Althuush Mr.. Blanton * only
"a freshman. he l. keeping up the
good record made before coming
To the University. and has already
become active in student enter
pri>e~. BY passing the Stroller
requirements. hc i eligible to
try out" for the Stroller play.
given annually II the University.
He l. also a popular pledge 40
thv Phi Delta Theta fraternity
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-15
TOBACCO MARKET
OPENS THIS MORNING
Great Crowd Sees Opening of
Sales At Home Warehouse
Some Early Prices

The Home Warehouse started
its sales promptly OH time as ad-
vertised, Thursday morning. A
great crowd was present to see
the opening, and 10 judge what
effect the Burley Association pool
Is going to have on prices.
The floor was well filled witt
tobacco and there seemed to b.,
some exceptionally high class Of
ferings on hand. Col. Jesse Cobb
was crying the sale. with VIII
l.uXon boosting. Nearly all the
ig buyers were represented and
"pinhookers" galore were on the
job. Reports were heard in the
morning that many ''pinhookerS
had been badly stung ON prices
they had paid for crops before
the sales opened. First sales
noted were as follows:
NJ. b. Baker sold the following
baskets: