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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
John L.. Avis Improves.

John T.. Avis. Of Chesterfield
County. who il is said was seriously
injured several days ago on the At
!antic Coast Line in South Richmond
and who was unconscious for two
days. has now rcgaiucd conscious
ness. and is believed to be out OF
danger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

Raymond Brockw.h, q child ?
"cara old. who lives at stop s. Pc
i"rsbuT. Turnpike. was badly burned
~ his home Sathrday. and was
brought q, once TO tho Memorial Hos.
hltsl Iic is reported TO be doing
as well as could te expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
Saunders Attends Ohio Fair.

General Manager Conway Saun-
dcrs. OF the Virginia State Fair AS
ISOLATION. Will leave today for Ohio
I" check M on cattle exhibitions at
the big Ohio State Fair. many of
which viii he seen here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
Keller Fair in Accomac.

The Keller Fair. in Accomac Coun-
~, Will open tomorrow and Will run
through Friday. The management
announces Il large entry list. fine
racing and many free attractions
each day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
WILL CONVENE ALDERMEN
TO ACT ON APPROPRIATION
City Council Prepares for SEES.
- sion of League of Virginia
municipalities.
TO nnronr on FAIRGROUNDS
Sub Committees on This, swimming
Pool for East Ind and Farm VIII
Tell Members of activities In
These Matters.


ir'>t",h' II mans OF me
hnr, t,-.,r,- mis- week io NO., mo,
n rcpor, from tn. Finance Committee.
RECOMMENDING an augmentation of
$500 TO dcfray the expenses OF the
RichnorI delegation to attend the
auuual meeting OF tho League Of
Nlr.uia Murc CAPABILITIES which will
lie h.id in Norfolk september :. s.
a:u l Concurrence in the action
can lc ilktu at the regular meet
in.- ~ Common Council nest wcci;.
Tho coming convention promises to
be a mos; importaut one. Council
man John w Moore. OF Madison
Ward is vico-prcsident OF the league.
and u probable hc will be chosen to
the rrg Sideucy at this meeting. II
this is done the neNt meeting Of the
league viii hr held in Richmomd.
There IS very little on tho calendar
FOR coun.lmlu.c action this week.
Tho Streets Committee will meet at
o',i.yk this afternoon, to take up
small. docket left over from the
regular meeting. for which no quo
rum voula DE secured. The only bus
mess of public Importance before the
committee Will be the question of
fNine the true eastern line OF an
alley between PINK ana venablc
Streets
To Krp.r, ON CIV Farm
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
Dcnm Keller Iir1nrneh

MISS Mary l.. Keller. dean OF West
hampton college. mas returned home
n'tcr spending the summer al tho
Pah-HeIienic Camp. on Lake Michi
gan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
81. Jo.eph.s >,u,,,,,. ..

81. Joseph's <Iumnnc To- Meet.
An important meeting of ST. Jo-
senhs Academy alumnac viii bc held
this evening at 1870 O'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-19
LOCAL GROWERS OF FIEECY
STAPLE ORGANIZE BRANCH
OF THE ASSOCIATION

Confined From Page One>
ton. This director must be n men,
bor and cotton grower, and will
serve one year.
During the preliminary membership
campaign warehouse survey of Okla
homa will be made to determine where
local and concentration warehouses
should bc located to take care Of the
10000 bales. Existing facilities will
always be used where available, hy
contract. lease or otherwise. Where
no necessary facilities are available,
the association will build warehouses.
The afternoon session Of the meet
lng was spent in quiz The
lncmbcrs Of the committee asked Mr..
Shelton many Questions all of which
he answered to the complete satis-
faction Of those present.
During the sessions, about eight
formers signed up and Joined the
organization. These men will be
formed into campaign committee
and have pledged their aid in secur-
ing new members throughout the
county
Walter Colbert Of this city, acted
as chairman Of the meeting. Mr.. Col
bert is president Of the Oklahoma
Cotton Growers Association.
II was decidsl at the meeting TO
have n committee Of at least 20
farmers meet on Tue sday, January
25th, to complete arrangements for
the canvassing OF thr county. Two
weeks after this proposed meeting, an
intensive campaign ~ill be inaugur
ated and schoolhouse meetings VII
be held in every district.
state Organizer Monroe G. Wright
of Pauls Valley, was present at tho
meeting and win remain in Carte'
county until the organization is com
pletcd. He will aid in the organza
ton work.
j. l.. Gray of Tishomngo. county
agent of Johnston county, was al
interested visitor during the meet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-19

ing. A meeting similar to that con-
Quoted in this city Tuesday will be
held at Tishomingo for the purpose
Of explaining ~the purposes Of the as
sociation to the farmers Of Johnston
county.
Among those present at the meet
ing here were: Charles Rawlips, Ma
rion Pierce, Tom Pollock, J. n. Cros-
by, Bob Scivally, w. +. Warren, Wal
ter Colbert c. j. Gill, II. f. How
ard, all Of Ardmore; Tom Jones q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-19

Paris, Jan. 19.-Georges Carpenters
forfeit as a guarantee of the contract
he signed with Jack Dempsey for a
bout to decide the heavyweight cham
pionship of the world, is being held
BY the Morgan-Harjes Bank Of this
city 1t was deposited with this insti-
tuition on November %, last and is
equivalent TO $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-19
TEN RICHARD DENIES
CANCELLATION DEMPSEY
CARPENTER PRIZE Go
lcontlnued From Page One)

Continued From Page Ona)
tho contract Rickard declared, and the
contract has not been violated in any |
way. Plans for the bout are being |
continued by the promoters, he as |
serted and it is now expected to stage |
It July ,.
Rickard said his own deposit and |
that OF William A. Brady, another
Of the promoters, were u the form
Of surety bonds. Charles N Cochrane
the English promoter, wrote check
before leaving the United States for
his share, but Rickard said he be-
levcd this later was replaced by
bond.
Dempseys share also was in the
form Of a bond Rickand said Carpen-
tiers share was in the form of check
which was given in France and that he
believed this was transferred later
to the United States.
Under the terms of the contract.
promoters ogreed to deposit 100000
while the managers of the fight agreed
TO deposit: $1,000 each not later than
November 20, last.
"The contract has been lived UP
20 by everyone" said Ricllad. There
has been no change in plans and the
whole suggestion was a dream. There
is no one who could call off the bout
so long as the contract is carried out
by the principals"
San Francisco, Jan. 19.-Forfeits OF
beth Jack Dempsey and Georges Car
pentier for $50 900 have been posted to
insure their meeting for the heavy
weight boxing championship of the
world, according to Jack Kearns, man.
ager OF Champion Dempsey, denying
reports that the fight had been can-
celled because the principals had failed
to post their forfeit money.
Kearns positively denied that the
fight had been called off.
ut is an absolute falsehood," he Is
quoted as saying. Il am positive thu
deposits have been made 9nd are il
the hands of Robert Edgren. who wa
named as tho man with full power g
act. Our money was posted thre
days after the Carpenter coin was pu
in the bank and have my receipt il
my New York Offices. ! know also tha
the Frenchmhn left his coin in thi
country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-19

New York.-Number persons arrest
cd for intoxication in New York City
first year of prohibition, 156 more
than year before, according to an
nouncement at magistrates court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-19

Newport; IL C. Cox, of Hoxbar; Doc
Coffey, Of Lone Grove, and others.
On account Of the impossible condi-
ton Of the county roads, many farm
ers in various parts Of the county
were unable to attend the meeting.
LET SNEED FIGURE YOUR WIN
DOW SHADE JOB. PHONE. 12S.-Adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-19
$500
$3.50
}$1.00

Some one described a pes
simist as one who looks
upon every turn in the
road as THE END
And an optimist is one
who realized the turn is
merely the best way out
and all that is neces-
sary is to keep on going.
Optimism has u construc-
tive influence; the opti-
mists help others to be
cheerful and happy; the
pessimist makes even HIM
self unhappy.
If you want to help the
world Push Ahead and
not hold Il back--Be an
optimist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-19
Unusually Attractive Prices on White
Materials for Spring Sewing

Sewing machines hum through late winter days and
turn out crisp fresh curtains lingeries, blouses,
baby clothes and all manner of attractive necessl-
ties that are evolved from fresh white stuffs. 1t
is a good month to do a quantity of plain sewing
The loveliest and the most durable of white tub
stuffs are here in numbers, Complete stocks and
exceptionally moderate prices make it desirable to
buy now.
, 1921-05-22

STILL ON CLIMB
Daily Salt Creek Production In
creased to 40. 800 Barrels
Daily. Report

Production OF crude oil is stir on
b increase, according to the latest
figures compiled. by the American Pc
troleum Institute. The production for
tho entire United States for the week
ending May z shows an increase over
the preceding week. averaging 1905
$50 barrels daily against 1891. $40 for
the week ending April 80. The Rocky
Mountain states show a slight de-
crease over previous figures. attribut-
able to q dropping off in production
from the Cat Creek field in Montana
While these figures. which almost
constitute q record. would be welcome
under other conditions. with the crude
OIL market In its present unfavorable
state. the output Is the reverse of sat
isfactory- An idea OF the quantity of
oil represented by these figures can
be gathered from the fact hat the
rate reported for the United States for
the week ending May Z would give n
production for the year of Az, 657 $50
barrels. against the record figure OF
"a 400 900 barrels for 1920.
Wyoming during 1920 produced IT.
SIT 900 barrels: II production were to
keep UP at the rate shown for the week
ending May Z. the 1921 figure would be
1851 500 barrels.
Daily average crude on production,
In barrels. for week ending:
, 1921-05-22
FRESH ADVANCE
MADE IN WHEAT
|Bullish Crop Reports Continue to
Boost Trading in Chicago
Market

CHICAGO. May 81. = Fresh ad-
vances In the price OF wheat took
place today. owing largely to buliish
crop reports Absence OF rain was
an additional handicap TO friends OF
lower prices Besides. Kansas author.
tiles gave out figures indicating a
reduction Of 142 900 acres in tho har.
vest for that state. Opening quo.
tations which ranged from &c to 2hc
higher with May $3.50 to si.s2 were
followed by moderate further tighten.
ing up Of values.
Many traders interpreted field re
ports as showing serious actual dc
probation as well as heavy prospect
i've losses. The market closed strong
SIC to SC net higher. with May
Sissy to sl.ssx and July si.:s to
s1.esH.
Corn was firmer in sympathy with
wheat After opening &c off to a
shade higher. including July at eokc
to eixc, the market scored gains all
around.
Closing prices were firm at Nc 20
1$c net advance with July 61%c &c
sIxc.
Oats had an upward slant like other
cereals. starting unchanged TO &c
higher. July 3s&c to $3.50 and later
making a general advance
Higher prices on hogs helped 10
strengthen provisions.
, 1921-05-22
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN
u. P. MAIL CAR ROBBERY

OMAHA. Neb.. May 2I.-An un-
identified man arrested yesterday at
Alliance. is suspected OF connection
with the robbery of a Union Pacific
mail a better Cheyenne and Green
River. Wye. Wednesday night. &C.
cording to a special dispatch from Al
lance which says about $40 worth
OF stamps in a Union Pacific envelope
were found in his possession. He re
fused TO give his name or answer ques.
=. tfona.
, 1921-05-22

Exports and shipments Of gasoline
TO island Possessions were reduced
during March 5y about 5000 900 gal.
Ions
The daily average production OF
kerosene for March was 365 900 gal
Ions less than the February produc-
ton. while the stocks OF this oil were
increased during the month b. 49,
900. 900 gallons.
During March, the daily average
production Of gas and fuel oil was L.
700, 900 gallons smaller than the Zig
ure for February. March stocks OF
this oil were 1900. 900 gallons ;ar.,-
than the stocks on February rs.
Tho daily average production OF
l~ubricating oils decreased 25e. 900 gal.
Ions during the month of March. while
the stocks during the same period in
creased 1880, 900 gallons over the
stocks in February.
The comparative statistics Of stocks
oil hand at refineries in Colorado and
Wyoming. are interesting. showing
an increase OF over 20 per sent in the
crude oil in storage. Stocks of kero-
sen show some reduction, while case
line and fuel and a oil stocks are
higher.
Storage OF: Feb. March
Crude oil. barrels s4s.s4o 1.Ios.2os
Oils to rerun,
barrels - 7o.3ss 1855,
Gasoline. gallons a. 500. ss4 4a.Js2, 4s7
Kerosene. gallons is. 392. 357 1885 a..
Fuel and Gas.
gallons ------27,s65 .o6o s1.f5s.ssn
Lube. gallons - 1.oss.7s 1.os1.5si
Wax. pounds - 1~,s76.474 1.osi.s 66
Coke. tons --- 1.1s2 1888
Miscellaneous oils
gallons ------ss. sss.s1s 4~o.ois.o12
, 1921-05-22
Livestock Mart

CHICAGO. May ei-U. s. BUREAU
Of M-rketsA-caftie-Rsceipts, zoo
compared with a week ago: beef steer
mostly steady: plain heavy steers. Is
case lower; she-stock and bulls
steady; spots weak; veal calves. IS &c
Soc higher; stockers and feeders. II
10 CSC higher; top beef steers fol
week. sass.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; market
generally LOG higher; top. $500. bull
OF sales. $s-5o4s-s5: pigs. nominally
steady: hoidover. light
shcep-Receipts 1000 head: markef
practically all packers direct: com
pared with week ago: best light IA
shorn lambs. steady % 25c lower
heavies n Gull ewes Off more; year
lings. Irregular.
, 1921-05-22

ne Matador Petroleum company,
the Wyoming subsidiary OF the Royal
Dutch Shell. the big British company,
rs grabbing up assigned leases In
many fields in the southern part OF
b state. The latest lease secured
saw h acquisition vi six sections
Of land on which a government lease
had been issued to Earl s. Pierce.
formerly forest supervisor at Medicine
Bow. The land effected in the trans
fer included sections IL and "a in 17-7s
and sections IS. 8. 6 and 4 in Ills.
, 1921-05-22

CHICAGO. May 21.-Big upturns in
the value OF wheat have taken place
this week in connection with reports
of a precarious outlook for the winter
crop. Compared with a week ago.
wheat prices this morning were up
to 1sc higher. whereas corn was down
1Sc to 2Sc and oats off &c to 1Sc.
In provisions the net changes varied
from &c decline to zoe advance.
, 1921-05-22

CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May 21.-Butter-Hish.
err; creamery extras. 27c; firsts. 81
924c; seconds, 1762oc; standards. 27c.
Eggs-Highcr; receipts. 81 $40 cases,
firsts. 21h922c; ordinary firsts, is
@1sc: at mark. cases included. GOO
efc; standards, 22c.
Pouitry-Aiive. lower; fowls, &c
broilera, 35c.
, 1921-05-22
Ohio Pays Regular Dividend.

FrNDLEY. Ohio. May Il. The
board Of directors of the Ohio on
company. at its meeting here yester-
day. declared the regular quarterly
dividend of S1.2S a share and an ex-
ira dividend Of s1.25 a share. payable
June 80.
The dividend declared today was
$50 a share less than the dividend
Of the last drIarfcr-
, 1921-05-22

CHICAGO. May 21.-Potatoes-Re.
ceipts. ss cars; old. weaker; northern
white sacked and bulk, N@1.10 cwt..
new. steady; Texas Triumphs. s3.2s
cwt.; South Carolina cobbiers. s7.75
barrel.
, 1921-05-22

STOCKS LOWER
Selling of Rails and Steels Re
sumed at Opening of Brief
Session Today

NEW YORK. May I.TShorts d.
rcctcd their efforts during the greater
part OF today's estock market session
to the rails. causing further losses
OF 1 TO 2 points. Chesapeake and
Ohio. the leading transcontinentais.
Great Northern. New York Central.
Atlantic Coast Line and Southern
Railway fell 1 to 2 points. Oils. steels
and equipments notably Mexican Pc.
tro,cum. General Asphalt. Curcible.
vanadium and Pullman were under
similar pressure. American Linsecd,
which yesterday passed it's dividend
dropped S points. Motors. feathers,
textiles and utilities, including cx-
press company shares fell / to 4
points. The closing was heavy. Sales
appropriated 35o.oco shares.
NEW YORK. May a1.-SeIinE by
professional interests was resumed at
the opening OF today's stock market.
Rails were especially heavy. Chesa-
peake and Ohio losing an additional 2
points as a result OF the suspension
OF the dividend. Union Pacific fell
IN: Atlantic Coast Line / and Read
ing. New York Central and Rock Is
land forfeited largo fractions indie
pendent steels. Studebaker. General
Asphalt, American Linseed. Hide and
Leather preferred, Baldwin Locomo-
tive and General Electric comprised
the other backward issues. Ffrmnesz
was shown. by Suraatra Tobacco. Mex
lean Petroleum and American Wooden.
, 1921-05-22

CHICAGO. May 2i.-Closc;
wheat-May si.65A, July s1.2s.
corn-July e1&c. September s4Sc,
oats-July 41Sc. September 43hc.
Pork-May s17.25. July s11.25.
Lard-July s9.72. September s1o.o5.
, 1921-05-22
General Strike
Follows Riots
In italian City

ROME. May e1.-A general strike
was declared in Civitavecchia yes1er-
day following n pitched battle between
Fascist n longshoremen In which
two persons were killed and ten
wounded Military forces occupied
the city upon the calling OF the strike.
Eight persons were wounded in a
conflict ear Florence Thursday.
while n person was killed and sew
, 1921-05-22
SILVER AND OIL
DIGEST FREE

quotes prices on hundreds of oil. min
ing and Industrial stocks. Sent FREE
on request. A B. Ramp 4 Co., COS
Denham Bldg. Denver. Colo
, 1921-05-22

mand. sassy: cables. sf.ooH.
Francs-Demand. SIT; cables, s.Te.
Belgian francs = Demand. s,7si
cables. SIT.
Gulders-Demand. $3.50; cables,
$3.50.
Lire-Demand. SIS; cables. SIS.
Marks-Demard. 1.6s; cables. 1853
Greeco-Demand, s.35-
Swedcn-Demand, 23.65-
5. Norway-Demand, 1906.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. s1-ee.
Brazilian-Demand. 1915.
Silver.
NEW YORK. May 21.-Bar silver,
domestic. s9kc; foreign. $3.50.
Mexican dollars, 45c.
, 1921-05-22

Stock Market for Week Reviewed.
NEW YORK. May :1.-rho stock
market was in a state OF confusion
and irregularity this week. Leaders
as well as obscure special issues for.
feited two to almost ten points In
the last half of the period.
The reaction primarily vas due TO
conditions and influences which for
some time past have acted as restrain
ing influences. Additional reductions
and complete suspensions OF divi-
bends were announced by a number
OF Industrial companies and several of
the railroads.
General trade conditions. as re-
viewed by competent critics. presented
few encouraging aspects and the for.
eign situation as reflected in the Sile-
sian controversy tended to gnsettle
the international markets.
Although all the reserve bank
branches now arc on n lower redis-
count basis. the domestic money
market remains firm for all forms OF
accommodation. Conservative opinion
inclines to the belief that no case
ment of rates is probably before mid
year
Rails had a brief upward squirt fol-
lowing an announcement OF the wage
reduction but the stocks reacted when
It became evident that tho cut would
be opened by organized labor and that
the farming interests had launched a
new campaign for lower freight rates.
Bankers reported a better feeling
In the Investment market.
Negotiations for a new French loan
approximating 800, 600 900 are said to
be approaching completion.
, 1921-05-22
s.s- ERs FORECAST.

predictions for The week beginning
Monday issued by the weather bureau
today are:
Rocky Mountain and Plateau Re.
gions-occasionai showers; normal
temperature.
, 1921-05-22

Jeweiy and watch repairing by az
pert workmen. All work guaranteed.
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. o-S. Bldg.
SSH
, 1921-05-22
How You May Select a Competent Chropractor

A competent chirogractor is first Of all honest and no honest person
fundamental to Chiropraetic: First that there is a n Intelligent power
sssoas. e that tSisl sa~ss u sss t Re' s@aia and %sp1 nsrS n sy sBHa's to sa aoas !
a. a s ssssss s%s . ssss! q sa % { aisssss & ss s'%sa sy Press pressure 2 Or ! ! :
%i.sIisssd vs1tsb5a, tsssrsssy intsrTaptins the flow Of mental impulses
.t ans trats of tbe @ind funS Ghir0prdet fasts have ysd St SdSiar and naoS ds%G tbem e d
patents oens m Gnd0p ps to- the @ absolute i sn{ truth Of n the wh ba asave er i eGSes on the
science. -
,m, A sSmp Ct n. chr9D &c is is trained led to sl find the msaIsnsd ysrtebrss
One can always tell a mechanic from a bunsieT. ~ A' ms ''''"S'
p 4 competent chircpraetor adjusts the veHebrae CAUSING THE
end to the o ahe a is a iIfsi Ae efo Pef tn set Il the pae esasati spn sab 55Hm n
trust your o. health f' sa' ~o d do alsaE Eno R0l hts business aGa I'M . .
sss. 4 sG so4 ss ps. esdrs OF esssst is t IS essissss With of a a rs s%sas, Or resident wasss
rate ted education when dealing with human health and life, and a $ an
hanging snsns IN M his as f sssnssat Toen you will ind a diploma from such a school,
NOTHING 4 sG Se asIsst c ahs gfsstsns as vs aethins but out. his 3h hands a%as al aS does
Inc ver rtebr Is ! o 0o a tnTopra actor and a. m e who dos more than adjust
0 + disease i ssssice He = is t %ers intent snte on getting til .y your money n%eI than in rendering
stands o falls upon the he proposition that disease is caused by misaligned
to a part Of the body p" ~S" :" :" ~N'Al Impulse
spin shs sa il sh ssi IS G the P Gshesiseti in t the wssaa qualified Ts.fs IL to o ss5rst o ysSr
fdI to give civ you anything else you may need n want but the properly
Distressing diasaa ng health on n the department partner N store plan, and will direct you to
to do something he is not trained to do. ~
No human being lives long enough, o. has brains enough, to learn
learns = to to t dc f bat ene w thing may aSd O iea a1ne t fr t one st thins SO w tsa chir0praet0r
to place s' q sesP ss s1Hs1s and ss has : h aast i Ss judged Sf sti anti hsf i fls% sss
s sssn %afss p e' the 5s'd ti@s 9R be spsad hha n'' from the 's'ndD'int0 Of the efforts
A competent chiropractor knows that his profession bases its claim
to recognition, a a new profession, upon a NEW discovery of tremend-
Gus value to the world, and devotes himself to demonstrating the funda-
mental correctness of the basic principles of his science. He proves his
right to the title CHIROPRACTOR by adhering to the principles of
Chropractic. -
public, by selecting only such Chiropractors IS show, in their private
all professional men.
you u use in use sele scs us@ ay o G ps Ss5 for ss as 0sSe a G purpose, soa t Rii
not go far wrong.
Drs. j. H. and A. C. Jeffrey
H~IROPRACTORS
Suite ss to sas, Midw... Bldg. Office Phone 7os. Res. 50
Drs. B. G.. d E. E. Hahn
, 1921-05-22
Cotton.

NEW YORK. May 21.-Cotton fu.
lures close quiet; May. s12.35; July.
s12.66; October. 1881; December,
s1s.75: January. s13.s2-
, 1921-05-22
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
GASOLINE CONSUMPTION GROWING

Refinery statistics for the month of March covering the
United States, compiled by the bureau of mines, show an
Improvement In. some phases of the situation. Domestic con-
sumption of gasoline is marked by a great increase over the
month of February, 346, 164, $40 gallons going into consump-
ton against 225, 1912 gallon sin February. Stocks of