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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-27

efficient jury expressed It's opinion tina,
the picture was guilty Of being the
very best work this SUCCESSFUL director
has 80 far. turned out, Even the see.
mario reader, the man whose business II
d to turn his microscopic eye IN story
cor the detection ~ flaws. added his
vote to the others and made II unnnl.
nous Jock l.. llackctt Fife shan
iun. Mabel Julicnc Scott. ana al the
Their members uf the east. came IN fOr
heir share II praise and. altogether II
WIS a very happy occasion
During the projection ~ the photo.
.lrama a little comedy was injected Into
be- atmosphere. other than that con.
aimed In the picture. II was following
e very dramatic highly emotional scene.
he kind that brings the lump % the
threat and the tear o. the eye. that
ivan Ahmmrun. wanting to zee the
effect un the audience. suddenly
Witch,d ON the lights. Al over the
nm hnnds we've seen. surrop,ltiously
stallng tu eyes. furllycly wiping away
h. moisture that had settled there.
When each one realized what the other
was doing n general laugh ~ guod Eel.
loWship nll,d the air. al hnnikcrchlets
Ncrc hruxenly brought forth aud used
uulshgm"d'y.
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AnluSen1entS
NM NOVELTY ~
TREATMENT MAKES "D0lG'S"
>ENr pICTI m
BY B. Link

An optical feast b. promised Goo pie.
tUr patrons when Douglas Fairbanks
new ph''uf,u'Ir". THE Nui" opens
neat wees ,' thv Mission iu,atpr
According ,H adtiry, reports regard.
lur tu,s production 90, puhA. may cN.
poet CO. ti,W I,al DlIuIHd luuuya
ton. tH originality ana novelty o,
treatment tb.s p.ytur, be- said Co. excel
auythiul yrt attempted hy the ing.ni.
Gus 'puuL Although uu announce.
n.'nt hls h''u made ~ tb. exact ua.
turr ui ,h' phut,play Do be- understood
Co. provide q new tyun H Dhiu,i,li.
yutlOn flr the popular star
\ statement Issued ir,m the Sew
York office - %, United Artists. which
b. releasing this screen offering. con.
v.Ns The Information that The Nut
deals with the adventures ~ an vccon.
ul. Young inventor vh1 f1lls On lowe
with r.r' ir Sew Y.f.s historic
.i rrvlru Nu.E". rIgg's' .l,en
lures 1s IL CAV tuth1riu rr' saii o. In.
yoly, ymp uf ihy Most amazing and
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~ Associated Press

. CHICAGO Mar % -C1u 2orf
shiriwai., manufacturer, and Benjamin
Franklin. t,th O, 50 Louis were chars
"A today by officials ~ the states at.
;orneNs ofllc, with hoing tho organ.
lEers of The alleged plot through whlch
chicago white SoN players were sa,d
To has thrown the 1919 worlds series
90 Cincinnati
Announcement that these two men
would b. formally accused, when
bruugh, - trial. with engineering the
alleged deal. was made hy ihe state
attorneys office after indictment
,gains, eighteen men, including 2ork
md Franklin. had h'-n returned by the
Cook county grand Jug. which today
lnfhcd the second INVESTIGATION in th'
baseball scandal.
Joseph J sullivan. known In the cas-"
~ a gambler; Louis and Ben Low. for.
merry ~ Dies Molnes, Iowa. and ABB
Ai,,n were linked with Zork and
Franklin hy state officials In announc.
ng results 81 the jury investigation.
sullivan. officials said the oyidonc"
,howcd. handled operations In the east.
he Low brothers directed the alleged
conspiracy IN the central west. with Dies
uolncs as headquarters. anJ Att,ll act
a as travelling agent.
The charges created n sensation IN
iasohall circles. Tor although Cork.
franklin and the Levi brothers were
Mentioned by witnesses before the frs;
rand jury which conducted iis inyes.
!gatiuns last fall. none was Indicted AZ
hat time sullivan and Attol were iu.
hc,od then however.
Fork. Franklin. the Levi brothers
md David Zelssr. who are said 20 D,
well known In both Dcs Moincs and
San Francisco. were indicted today. In
,ddltirn. N. thirteen men indicted last
~ were roindlctcd These mon Were
Claude Williams. Eddie Cico,te lo,
Jackson. Buck Weaver Swedc Eish'rg
oscar F,lsch. Fred McMullin. Chicl
iandil Hal chase. Joseph sullivan
Aahcel Brown, Abe Attcll and Bl
Burns
Zach man was named eight times ii
he ..dic,moui and each Indictment spo
Gifted three counts against them; con
,pirncy 70 dcfraud. conspiracy 10 do ~
legal act. and obtaining money urd'
alse prCtensss
Bail was fixed At 80 900 in each coun
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ROBBED WOMAN OF JOB:
NOW He IS GUESSING

spe,lai 70 TIE Nevs
DALiIART. Mar. Getty Assessor
George G. Webster o. out his chief
clork % make place for man. and now
has a fight un h. hands o. succeed him.
SELF for second term.
Miss Lily Hampton had hocn the
main reliance IN the office ~ city SOC.
Rotary which includes The duties OF A..
SCISSOR and collector Ter ten years, She
WIS De- out ly Webster 70 make place
;or Johr Snlcup. who Is also county
treasurer and now Miss Hampton Is a
candidate Tor city secretary against
Webster.
The webstor.Hlmrton fght r. tho
my contest of the city election 10 be
cid April 3. Tn, only candidate FOR
city treasurer IL J \ Chidrcss. Tor
alderman, Ward 80. !, Il T.. Hutton:
Ward ". /. + y Mcdowell: Ward 40.
Q, J. - Surns ward 80 I. there are
20 hc two aldermen and T.. = Adalr and
g. g. Schuhlrt are the candidates.
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BUSINESS BETTER,
DECLARES DEALER
N MAXWELL CARS
~. RIGGS on PANH,NDI.E MOTOR
COMPANY REPORTS SALES
AND TALKS OUTLOOK

We arr having some sales" declared
J, y. Riggs, u the Panhandle Motor
Company. Amarillo Maxwell and Chtl.
mers dealers. 'and ! honestly believe
that the outlook for business Is hoiicr
than II was at this time last year I
am no, uumlndful 81 tho fac, that the
game has become matter u more OK
pert saleananship than u was year
ago. In the months through which We
passed following the CLOSE ~ the wnf.
We did not have 90 sell merchandise
u Sid itses Merr order.tak,rs could
make a showing, but now man must
not only have worthy merchandise. but
he must supplement the merits OF his
Offering. with ability o. sell.
While We could have desired more
business. we will doubtless b. the h.nc.
flciarics Of the changed conditions
These changes have taught us N, worth
u money, and they have caused nv 20
bring 10 our tasks the quality ~ sales.
fiianship and moritofious wares and
equipment. We hav, past tho stage ~
Just anything At Just any price. The
customer has a right to demand the
worth u his money and 20 hay. proven
TO him beyond ryafonahlc doubt tha,
The thing being purchased j. what he
expects and wants.
The pail has been lifted from bust.
ness and frum here on out. We arr going
10 have a conservative showing ~ sales
according 20 the merits ~ our offerings
and Gus ability as statesmen Ia putting
deals over. This II a hopeful state q
affairs. and viii doubtless h. greatly
strengthened with IA, making. harvest.
ing and marketing o. another crop"
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oomi'ul complications ever shown up
an the screen. Much Of the business
tor the story ns w,ll az data relating
,o the 'lucauouE was gathered per
sonally D., Fairbanks during his stay
Doc New Nurk Just after his return from
Europe last Fan.
Win k,nn ia Davenport author N
ilr Niece, the rinr ly,i two weeks IL,
ne famous bohemian quarters of the
metropolis and made an intimate study
OF those eccentric pnd talented people
who I've IN the Village.
Il H. believed that us result II
,hvro observations the picture going
public will v, given the most fellkc
interpretations ur the characteristics
ma mnnnorisms ~ these remarkable
fulk Thar lot ever vet been shown
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YORK AND FRANKLIN ARE CriAKGlD
WITH ORGANIZATION OF PLOT IN
WHICH WORLD SERIES WAS THROWN

Tor each time % man was named max.
iui $4,000 Under the aw this Dln De-
druh''l uud the state announced that
th' men would h. rDguied Geo put az
81 moo bonds
The states attorney hmm, dlll,ly b..
gau preparation ~ ,NtrditiHu proceed.
mgf agaiust the men indicted. hut 10 is
no' expected that the trial will come
un h.fnr, IN.
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- lies ~ Iuycr Passes Film Critics
Trt, iamr. u. Ilackcli aud Others VI
Cast Share In unanimous Verdict ~

success,
"Ashrs e. lave" Released by the
Graphic Film Cufpnatiun. written and
directed %" Ivan Ahmusn. which u
0h'lulod Co show n' Liberty Theatre
beginning Monday. recently underwent
o t,'i n-f,., N, most Iriii,uI audience
Z b. pictures fat tp encounter he
in,ulH and employs q the moduc.
nE and Distributing company
Th's ttro uf audience Dr. particularly
uu.d tH please hpouus" u not only pos
..r.s 40 the uhu,upay fans picture
'is,s ana disliNos bur 10 Invariably
adopts n suprr'rItIrul attitude. barn of
.hv rrI that zach m,mh'r. Hs "a small
NAT of the ,cn,'rp Irresponsible fur us
mlkinr feels certain urHpuciy In.
'rr,si in 'hu picture 1ud therefore, tho
Irht Geo express un opinion. Ivan
NDVm-on. on these occasions, knowing
Whlt Goo expect. throws tho dor tu dis.
.uI,r wide open o.. iuvung tn
Hunk,.t criticism.
b hut BOO the DiHu of "Nsh,s Uf Love-"
hlndsh,k,- and congratulations tool,
the place az ,uticirm. and this mos,
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CONDITION Of WOMAN
STRUCK BY Street
CAR IS PRECARlOUs'

Mrs. sallic Brown. a., 4O6 Monroe
Street. was knocked unconscious when
struck by the step OF north bound
street car about sac o'clock last night.
Mrs. Brown was crossing the street at
the intersection of sixth and Polk
when the accident occurred.
she was thrown forward an her face
her head striking the pavement and
rendering her unconscious. She was
taken 10 81 knthony's hospital by
q passing automobile and un recovering
consciousness was suffering a loss of
memory. due To- conclusion 81 the
hrnin. the seriousness of which had not
been determined at late hour last
night
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FORT SMITH, ARK. March q.
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\. u. A. banquet starts Monday night
nj W. D. W. Hall. 0 y. M. closes nc
1870.
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SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. March %.
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HOT SPRINGS, Ark.. March &c.
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EXHIBITION GAMES

~ 0N@~NAatTe EfeAa
MUskooEE. OKLA. March %.
Il n 4
New York Nationals, "a team. n o
Muskogee Southwestern League o = !
Petriu and Hsnlincs. TIRE. Cbmycr.
Kinney and Rates. Conbear. Peak
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l.. Townsend Scott and O'Senl. Glib.
son; fincher. Deason and W White.
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Farnbera. oNeill and Kievenon.
Powers. GlaEer and I.inelc. S,apleton.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. March &C.
II II T.
~. Louis American. "a team. o . I
Memphis. Southern League ... 4 \ 0
Palermo. Root. Billings Zahnizer.
Boyd and HunglinE
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Jones. Buch and Rael Adams, zlnn
and Lee.
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MOBILE. Ala. March 70.
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WICHITA FALLS, Texas. March IS
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HoCsToN. ION. Mo- 30
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OKLAHOMA CITY. March 90.
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GALVESTON. March &c.

Boston National. "a team ... .
Galveston. Texas League .....0 2
Ira Townsend. Johnson and Cowd'
Glenn. shaefeI and Witty. o'Bricn.
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MOBILE, Ala. March %.
RH r
Mobile. southern Association ?
Louisville, American Asst.
Ellis. Creel. Roberts and Ponds. MI
Ter. ko05 kocheT and Myers.
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BEAUMONT. Texas. March 20.
Atlanta. Southern Association. . !
Beaumont. Texas ieagu.. 10 2
Wheat and schmidt. Bailey and
Whallng.
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NEW ORLEANS. March %.
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Ohl.AfioMA CITY. March 90
4 II p
Minneapolis. American Assn. 10 !
Oklahoma City. west'n League II J
Robertson, Luschen. Rose and shes
TAX; Love. Ramsey. Green and Parker
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Mulrennan. Morri and Schaik. Var
yan; Bowman. Hudspeth and Bischoff
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FHuVV' my IHu IIfIlUflf, IlIhUfTtF-
Donalds. Busch. Nichols. Griffith and
Wright.
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RHE
NJ. Paul. American Assn IL I?
Nashville. southern Assn. .
Hall. Kelly and McKinning, Payne
MeiE and Tonncman. Morrow.
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SHREVEPORT. la. March 20
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
ELECTIONS ANu MEETINGS.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a Spss
cial Meeting OF the shareholders of The Ssos
ond National Bank OF the City OF New York
WIZ be held at the banking house of said
Association. No. $50 Fifth avenue, Borough
of Manhattan. City of New York, on Thurs
day. December 20. 1921, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
for the purpose OF voting upon the PROPOSE
tion that said Association go into liquidation
and be closed. and for the purpose Of ratify-
Ing. approving and confirming any action
looking to such liquidation and to the sale or
the property and assets OF said Associations.
and the assumption Of its liabilities. and any
agreements relating to such liquidation, sa .
or assumption. which the Board OF Directors
may have taken or done, which may have
been entered Into, prior 10, or which may bs
submitted for consideration at, said meeting.
or any adjournment thereof; and for the pur-
poss OF authorizing the Board of Directors
and officers of said Association to do ala
such further acts and things as may be nea-
essary or expedient to carry out and COM
plete the liquidation. closing and dissoluticn
OF said Association. and for the purpose Of
as may properly come before said meeting
,r any 'djournrnent thereof.
Dated. New York. November 20, 1921.
By order of the Buard of Directors.
CHARLES w. CASE. Cashier.
THE GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF AMERICA.
The annual election OF Directors OF thin
Company will be held at its principal offics,
No. so Union Square. In the City OF New
York. on Wednesday. the f4th day Of Decen,-
ber. 1921. from II A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
r. A. G0ErEF. Serr~tsrv
The New York herald., 1921-12-07

TIE DELAWARE HUDSON COMPANY,
New YORK; Nov. 2g 1921.
quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONEs
QUARTER (2A%) PER CENT. on the cap.
ital stock Of this Company will be paid at
the office of the Company, 30 Nassau Street.
~ this city. on and after Tuesday, Dec. 90,
1921. 10 Stockholders of record az close OF
business to-day.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers.
TT ~
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
TOBACCO STOCKS.
PRODUCE.
RRANH AND PIC

REArs AND PEAS-Beans. marrow, 1921.
choice. 100 lbs. So: 1920. choice. 1913; pea,
Koteneshi, Japanese or Corean. sL5od4.75 (;
red kidney. State, 1921, IS; Imperial. $3.50:
white Kidney 1921. choice, $40; Catalina.
California. 1925; lentlls. Chilean. So. Peas
Scotch. 1920. s5.75Q5.o0; green. choice. do
nestle. $50; black eye, California. 1921. $40
choice. s7a725.
BUTTER-Rcceipts to-day, 1o, ,se4 package
Trade very quiet and prices 1c TO lilo. lower.
Sry higher than extras .ns
% score. 45c. firsts. 3sd4ic. seconds, 81 .
sIno.; lower grades. ,s2HaS3ihc.i unsalted
ssh'r r", s. sc 4'HsssSd HsscsSd, esss sss 4s
State dairy. tubs. finest. 43944c. good 10
prime. aSSl2o.; common TO fair. 5s@5sc.
firsts, si8s2c.: seconds. soc; lower grades.
2sd2ec. packing stock. current make, No. 1.
Soc. No. 2. 2oc.; ioweS grades, 25@2sc.
CHEEsEoNsg e. SsSs, York state held Oats.
held Specials. as,t82sc; fresh specials. 2ls
double Daiaes % coored iaacy sgn m
single Daisies, colored, fancy 2id26c. .
Young Americas, 2o%822o. State skins.
4ai7o.
EGGs-Fresh gathered, extras. dozen ea,s
0sc.; extra firsts. 62d65c.: firsts. S5dG0c.
seconds, 4sH5lo.; dirties, regular packed
No. !. Se9sse:; No; 2 and pseSogrsr, a2as5c;
ized. held whites. 41c; refrigerator eFgs,
charges paid to expiring dates. firsts. 40f
s2c. /: seconds. 87G3gc; white eggs, refrig-
52q55o. average prime. isdp5Oc. brown and
mixed colors, d0640c. fresh New Jersey
hennery whites, extra fancy, candcd selec-
tions, 7so.: nearby and nearby Western
whites, average extras, I3f75c. extra firsts.
70fDT2c. frats, $4,000. gathered whites,
flrsts TO extra firsts, G711oc. under grades,
55I80o. pullets' eggs, 5sGG0o Pacific coast,
white, extras. 75d70c,i extra firsts. Tod72o, !,
firsts, B76fn0c. under grades, G0u66c .
puets $4,000 other Western and South.
crn, gathered whites, 60dGsc nearby aud
nearby Western hennery browns extra IOd
I2c. brown and mixed oolors, gathered
txtras, 6018sc. frsts 20 extra flrsts,
h5165o.
FRUITS, FRFSH-APPLus--Gree OF red
basket, 6c.dS2.I0; King, bbl sc6ps. %
wegener. .segI75; None Such. s5@7.
Wealthy, s5m7.b0. Snow, s0IS Greening
5000: baldwin. s5.5Oas STARK sSal6 Be-,
psyis, s3.5o01.b0;. ordinary, ungradod, % 7sa
0, Msvte~s rtpssar westspa, ssz. ss6a.T5
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
REALIZING SENDS
COTTON LIST DOWN
Prices Recede Under Wall st.
Profit Taking and Falling
0ff IN Demand.

a grrtruli37 Improved undertone was
Eacggi esy seff rday's featureless cotton
r1arhct out ita early gains of 25 TO 35
1pinls were not fully maintained. Late
In the afternoon prices receded some 20
points from their early high levels under
Wall Street long realizing and a falling
OFT In the demand that characterized
forenoon business. The market closed
quiet and with a gain of II TO 10 points.
Final bids were at the markets lowest
level
The betterment in yesterdays market
was chiefly reflection of Liverpools
decided strength on the settlement OF
the Irish question. Liverpool interests
and the trade were among the most
prominent early buyers In the local mar
ket The English market instead OF
opening 6 to IL "a penny points lower, as
expected. opened TO higher. and at
the time of the local call showed gain
of 1s TO II points.
Sentiment here was affected also TO
some extent by Improvement In the Sc
curities market and the continued up
ward movement IN foreign exchange. All
in all there was less disposition 70 sell
the market short, probably because OF
the proximity of the Government re-
ports. The Federal ginning report will
appear tomorrow and will show the
amount of cotton ginned prior to De-
cember l. II VIII be followed by an
estimate of the total domestic crop.
About twenty-one December notices
were circulated yesterday, but they had
little effect on the spot position. Selling
by the South and Wall Street longs was
well absorbed at all times, except just
before the close. when demand fell off
suddenly.
The publication Of the National Gin
ners Association report. placing the
amount ginned up TO December at
7.620.7os bales. and estimating the hnal
yield at 7.sS0,0o bales, had no effect on
the market and apparently had been
discounted The official crop figures OF
the Egyptian Government were interest
ing, but nothing more. They showed a
1inal Egyptian yield OF 3.so0.ooo cantars,
against the previous seasons yield, o.
$4,000 cantars.
D-axy
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
MILLS STOCKED UP,
WHEAT TAKES DROP
Harding's Plea to Give Corn
to Russia Does Not Az
feet Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.--Wheat underwent
a material setback in price here to-day
owing largely to reports of poor demand
for cash wheat and -four at Minneapolis,
The close was heavy. 1ss to Sc. net
lower. with May s1.12A to 1.12ss and
July s1O1h to LOIS. Corn lost q
to / % @1&c. and oats B to Sc. Provi-
sions finished from unchanged figures
to 75c. advance.
Before starting to decline the wheat
f1rmness Prospects that Germany would
get three years respite from cash in
demnity payments appeared to have
much TO do with the early upturns. Cos
sip was also current about crop dete-
rioration In Argentina. that country
being represented as rebuying grain
sold to Great Britain. Demand here.
however, lacked volume and bulls
seemed to lose confidence when news
came that Minneapolis wheat stocks
were increasing and that the milling de-
mand for wheat in any position had
fallen off. Sc&attered liquidation here
ensued and with an aggressive support
the finish was at the lowest level of the
day.
President Harding's recommendations
to Congress that the Russian Relief
Commission receive 100000 bushels
or corn had no apparent effect on the
corn market. The country sold corn
rather literally to arrive and prices
we're on the down grade from the start.
Oats receded with other grain.
Higher quotations on hogs gave a
little drmnea to DroVisiOns.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
AMERiCAN EXCHANGE Sc URTTIES
CORPORATION CLASS A SHARES.

NOW fOrK, D"cemDff v IHNEF
The eighth quarterly dividend of 2% hes
been declared upon the Class A Ehares of
American Exchange Securities Corporation.
payable on January I. 1922. 70 hoiders OF
business on December IL 1871.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07

UNTyFRSNL TEAF TOBACCO 20, INC.
The regular quarterly dividend OF 2e5 on
tho Preferred Stock OF Universal Leaf To.
hAcco Company. Inc, has beon declared pay.
able January 3yd. 1929. 10 Preferred stook-
holders OF record December 12nd. 1891.
u. q. SHuLLPo. esegsAogs
The New York herald., 1921-12-07

sH wine.sp a.ssxs;oO ROME SR'..fRe Beauty d 81
nsSh.. fS fe:srss'r css1S.rrysr.sS ss sSsrS
So He is,s wa ysristiss @ Dbl. sssSss: Ssi
rlorid.. boz. i2. esss7 x. Tsnssrinss-Fler-
lda. box. s21sG4L5. sst,uma'-A'e-
box. ss.scssi. so. ~ NV"
ies i6s;. saes.ss; state, isc MS. u; ;sci
s3.75as.So; Jerscys. long $50 $50 lbs. ssa2 2s
second crop. s. s7S9s.as; Bcrnrda, Dbl sss
basket. sl .s5g2.2J; Delaware and Maryland,
~ ,5011. ~: yams, Virginia hbl., $500 4.oo;
Anise, Louisiana, Dbl, s3eps.So
sssif' %s o.iss: ass 7ssS s71asSssS yss. ss $685.
lsss' s aaS sSgssH ws:t'fS sspsss ssl' 81 R'ss's
$50. bbl,: ICED. ?acs5ic.; vlrsinia' ss9.se.;
dry, i093oc iood. i012ec.: old cocks, 10
22c. TURkEYs-pry picked. nearby, fancy
L4g5fo.i Maryland, 5515so. virginia, 5I1
zoe. Southern. 4sa5oc: poor to good, 1ofp
47c. old toms. 4Off42c. old hens, 45di7c.
iced, all sections, cents 20 cent? nnner
above figures. DUCKs-Maryland, sop3 %. ,
western, 2NeI30c. GEEsE-Naryland, 256p
SOC, Western, 2oM2Se s9uABs,1oWNlhiite' =, Whit
POULTRY, IIyE-Fowis, freight, 2ip21c. :
express 1adosc. chickens. freight. Csc. ex-
press, 25G35c; old roosters, freight, 1dc.
turkeys, freight, a5c. express, 4ont2c. ;
ducks. freight. 23425c. express. 2i92jc. :
Muscovey. l4c. geese, freight, 22626o.; ex-
press. 24a26e.; swan, i3e.; pigeon, pair,
200: suinesss pair, 76Esoo.i rsbbits, H.,
The New York herald., 1921-12-07

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-Cotton closed
steady to-day at net advance OF to 13
points, Closing hid: Dec. 1913: jan, 400; I;
March, 1857; May, 1851: July, 1907.
SPOTS.
The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and 10 points higher at 1910 for middl'ng
sales nil Southern spot markets: Calves
ton quiet, unchanged at 1T.3o; sales, 1Ss
bales New Orleans quiet, unchanged at
1878: sales, ais bales. Mobile steady. un-
changed at 16; sales. il9 bales. Savannah
slriiet. unchanged at 1858; sales. 20s bales
Norfolk quiet unchanged at 1858: sales III
bales Memphis steady, unchanged. at IL;
gales, 2,15O bales. Houston quiet. 10 poins
higher, at 1870; sales, 1882 bales Little
Rock quiet unchanged at 1870; sales, 3s1
bales. paiias steady 10 points higher at
18.so; sales, i.7s6 bales. Montgomery firm.
unchanged at 1888; sales, so bales. Fort
Worth quiet, 5 points higher at 1850; sales
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