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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-27
Household Hints
ErOStin3.

An excellent frosting and filling for a cup cake is made of two pounds of slfted powdered sugar moistened to the right consistency with orange juice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-27

if your skin does not stay clear but do not continue any purifying medi-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-27

Bright Eyes.-Tt depends on your "wu condition how long you should take the yeast. Your skin will de- eide that.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-27

TOmorrow-A Good Supper Menu.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-26
$4,000

will buy one Of the finest residential
sites in Forestdale Park, and if you
prefer you can buy on the deferred
payment plan. We will allow a dis
count Of per cent if cash is paid within
30 days from the date Of sale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-26
g08gSTDNlg pARg
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laid in the alleys-wbere they belong.
The owners Of ForestdaIe Park
have faith in this property. For the
entire cost of the sewers. both main
and lateral, the city water mains and
the cement walks have been paid IN
full. The cost of these Improvements
is included in the selling price Of $1,000
a front foot.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-26

"A place where you can build your
home midst surroundings hat have
taken years Of time and a great deal
Of money to develop.
But Where Just IS Purchasers
Can Build Their Homes
This tract was formerly known as
The Glendale Farm Most every
lot has a covering Of rich black garden
soil, SO the growing Of your lawn will
not be an expensive problem to solve.
ForestdaIe Park is located on the
Illinois side, on the crest of Hammond's
highest ridge. An assurance to you
that the storm waters will not flood
your basement - for our sewers are
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-26
DEEP AND NONE ARE LESS
THAN 50 Fl. WIDE.

The average SO #. residential lot
on the South Side Of Hammond con
tains $3.50 square feet = Forestdale
Park lois contain $3.50 square feet. In
other words, these lots are 80 per cent
larger in area than the average South
Side home site-and this IS quite an
item these days when SO much atten-
ton IS given TO lawns and gardens.
With such deep lots we have a
restriction Of a 50 #. building line on
ForestdaIe Road. A Il #. building
line prevails on Detroit Street.
The sewers, telephone lines, city
wafer and gas mains have all been
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-26

more than II feet deep. The beau
tifulIy developed grounds Of the Ham
mond Country Club of 100 acres IS
practically your front yard, and the
park Of the Cook County Forest Pre-
serve of 100 acres is your back yard.
Nowhere in this vicinity is there a
larger area Of park property surround
ing a subdivision than surrounds For
estdale Park.
The eastern boundary is the com
pleted residential development Of
"Glendale Park" a place selected by
Hammond's pioneer residential sub
dividers in which to build their homes.
ALL OF THE SITES IN FOR
E,STDALE PARK ARE 1866 FIT.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-03-17
Tra Uyhklann.
Mmerifanffe Srppper forbliper / SDif'
lamb forelbbig. 8refibemt @bert
mblteber en- Yroflamation.
@iasbagen giber 1tSemri9smimiit
ct Sillibsbpt,,nt. 6ams Moferb
2pnbom sosftenbt.

@albington, 96e MartS. Q[meris
fanife Tropper bill blibe bo1ot be6
&binen, in6ttl @trioen mellem 6e al
liereoe og Epiflanb an9oaenoe CT
itatningen ct en6t, oplpies BET ber
|i6ag. Yreii6ent &ar6ing baboe til
&enfigt at biemfal6e Ben omerifanife
Sfupotionsarme fra Tpiflano Itrar,
men utt6er De 1tuperen6e On1it9n6ig>
be6er fin6er ban Oct fife tilraa6eligt
Me6 6e alliere6e Mrn1eer / SDifs
lan6> lite Morts. 8ognl9s me6
@aaben og @mmunition bleb i6ag
opergibet 6et frantic @opeofparter
II 9iisie1borf. Strengt 9feglement
inofartes paa alle &olo, ioet oe @&i-
litere opertog &ontro1en. Mlle tDife
2ieneltemen6, Yolttt, 8ran6meno,
6orltbetiea1te og, &olobetie11te, bar
+ fooet 0rore til at gjere @onner for
franife Dfficefer; bbis Sc lite gier
oct pil oe blibe lat lttloer &rigsret.
Mpisceniuren er blebet giort ltren-
gere.
@erlin, lite Nearts. pea ct Mr-
beioern1s6e ts2nitgarten ient igaar
bleb Ser ibret for at itDrte oen tDlfe
.Megjering og oprette en- Broletqriat-
regjeri1g forbun6et 1neb @uslan6.
Mpbet blep bol6t for at for6dmn1e
oe oliereoes ufapitaliitilfe @rab"
Qonborr.
gerli1t ben 12te Marts. Epiflani
goofienote ioag giennem iin Mgsoae
noe11rtgs111inifter bon Sinrons Sc
oelie af grltatni1gsul1 6erban6Iinger
| 1le7i 2o,tbot1, Sftgnt Dr. Simons
MfiIag biofgrte allteret 8eimtelfe Al
Splflan6s sssl1buitriltrGg, bleb bans
slofero forioaret al Be fleIfe Mgs'
Eoagsrnnltb. Sssn1o6 BET Gillto osbotun1
iorn ban fHf ffHif itetnte fl,n oe b6erltg'
Igaaen6e gocialtfter og aapitaliiter
Eio1,r 111ente Der bar Sure for oeres
tperionlige gienborl..
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-03-17
Datn t1tyrnft.
9sren,ierminiit ff1tbt neb,
ibet ban penber Nent fra &am1ne-
ret en- Mutump6il.
Tlere Heriuner 1tteo paa Sperfafhet.
9em egemtlise Worber flpgtebe
paa en- Mptprepfle.

Weu6rio, 8oe Morts. 8ren1iermi>
nilter 0ato bfep mprbet iaften> ibet
fan penote biem fra &amret / en- 9ln=
tomobil. &an b1eb ongrebet af flere
Berl Ser affprebe enoel @fuo
mob bom. Gen. oer egentlig orebte
8remierminilterer, flpgteoe paa en-
W1otorcpfle. aj6reren al Sen M1to=
mobil, bpori Gato par, bleb ogiaa
6rebt.
@oouaroo Gato bar onieet iom en-
al 6e melt fonlerbatibe al 6e fonier-
batipe I @panien. -@an bleb 2eoer
for set liberole fonierbotibe Yorti,
Sen 1terfeIte politiife @ruppe boa6e
Genotet og Suiet efter @anopas
6or1pinben.
9ato hoboe albrig beret Sen al
'Mrbeioerflos1erne og bar ilno6 ollie
@eformer: &an blep ierlig befienot
beo ben gnergi, bporme6 ban un6er>
trpfte 9lrbeioerbebegelien / Muguit
1917.
Goto ftoo timber arigen pan oe al.
1iereoes @ibe, men iiges alortg at
babe babt nogen aierligbe6 til Be
sSorenebe gtater. &nn bot Monar'
lift til 8ingerIpi6ierne og pilbe lite
pioe al nogen sepubIn.- ! @pa,,ie,rs
Ser babbe<i oet> iiofte teret abifltie
Mgitntiott for Gannelie af Ell @oali-
tio1sreeiering til at af(6ie 9atoS
4ubtnet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-03-17

ret npe opitanob MoFolt. Goblet
artilleri figes at|bere brngt + &opeo=
itabens @aoer, bbor @u1roreoer af
oprerlfe Tppografer ng Sabrifarbei>
6ere blep neoI Ifuht. -
Nebellerne Betrograb ipre6er
@fterretningen OH Mebolutionen til
aIle @anter, og bruger Naoio1tatio-
men ser til at opforore Soft til Oprer
/ anbre @gne.
Q}erltn SEN lite Marts. SDere
@egifper bpelpeoe fig oper Petro-
gra6 TENT tguar, neloer uNationalti-
(Sortlettes poa 2ben @ioe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-03-17
BnrHkunHhrfaliuu.

&aa @runo' of Sen operoroentIig
1abe Bris paa Minneopolis Gioenoe
maa hi ftrengt boloe paa ben @ege1,
at 8la6et betales Gorlfub. Moresie-
loppen piier alti6> til bbilfen Dag
8la6et er betalt> og bbis 6erfor Bor.
,rselien al Mbonnementet lite er moo
taget in6en Maaneoens l16gang> BIZ
ber be6fon1ne116e Mbonnent ftreget.
Denne &ege1 bltber 1trengt ooerbolbt
lige .oherfor olle M6onnenter noen
SorffA<g.A
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-03-17
Gipiltieneite}Mte,net nil- bline bibe-

s GipiltieneitefMte,net bi[ bline bibe-
bolbt. Maibington ben 9oe Morts.
Den 1pe 9on,it1iHratton agter life
felt at omfalfatre 6et gamle Sp1tem
for l16nebnelie al NoItmeltre, men
bill giere nogIe Soran6rtnger St
pil Serptce" oil blibe bibebol6t be6
u6npbnelier. : @eneralpoi it1nefer
&aps erfl9re6e ioag, at Boitbeie11et
life iiffe ct e11 .ssslr'titlltion for Gortieneite
e1ler Yolitif, og man bill beItrebe Jig
for at in6fdres bumane Gorbol6e. @f.
bei6e bar life en- Ware Ser bar
100000 Gunftionerer> Boitpefe-
net pg ban foreIog> at De ffnloe blibe
@ompagnoner bet
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-03-17

si1ialss:: Sbts Sc bar ,1oeet, ion,
Sc snffer at falge. faa it,brbi ct
tibet advertisement ,1nber ,9il. |
ioIes" uMtuneapolis Sibenbe"
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-03-17
Tr<1 maal1tngtntt
FrGiibent 9arbing annaober @enatet
om MT at bebanble Sraftaten
me6 Colombia. ..
Senatet far tbag mbiat @ebamblingen
af Sraftaten meb Gplo1mbia til
Grtrdiesiionem Mpra.

flIltoeltl AuIDtHgS TprlIe CuO|luo
blep ienot til Senatet fra oct @b:oe
@us itrar efter Mi66og toog. Set
anbefaleoe> at Eraftaten meo 60.
lonbia beban6les af @enatet, >oer MI
boloes grtraesiion for at oberbeie
6enne og anore &raftoter.
9et me66eltes, al Sub itabets SSn6>
bol6 life biloe b1ibe offent1tggiort>
me6min6re Senatet beilntteoe at BE-
banble 0et oabent i1teoenfor / Me-
6e for luffebe Dgre.
Senatet oil afgipre imorgen ONT
Set oil optage Eraftaten til 8eban6-
ling 1trar eller 1a6e ben ligge ober
til 8ebonoling / oer 1an1t1n6et,6e g.
tra1esiion al &o1gresIen. Senator
9ooge gao ioog @orie1 ont at ban
in1orgen biloe foreIao for Senatet,
at BET ltrar lfri6er til Bebanbling af
Eraftate1t.
Prelioentens yeote iniiiterer life
pao> at -Graftoten Iful6e ratificeres,
men onmo6er ON, at ben beba1r6les,
forot Situationen n1ellem be to 2on-
6e fan bIipe afgiort iaa lnart lont
m11ligt
Molbingto11l 106e Wearts. Den
imebeiee6e grtraieslton af @ongres.
ien pil mp6e Sen 4be MpriI, meo6el-
tes i6og af Torman6 Gor6nep af &u-
iets 91eringsfo1nite efter en- Samtale
ne6 Nrelioel1t @or6tng.
W}r. syoroneD iagbe, at Oct en6nu
par uafgiort, bborbtot Earif- eller
Sfatte1obgipning biloe blibe optaget
fsrit.
- Wolbi1gton> 106e Marts. @e.
notet u6iatte i6ag 8eban6ltngen at
Troftoten n1eb Colombia til @ongres.
fens @rtraiesiton Oct iamnentrn6er
t Mpril.
Ma1bington ben 146e Marts. -
@reit6ent @aroing foretog ibag tire
bigtige ltonebnelier til og anntooeoe
@enatet ON otter at forlenge fin g.
traiesiion for at fnnne bebat1ble D6er.
ligere l10nebneller> ion ban benter
at forelegge Senatet imorge1
Gil asliiterer6e @r:gsmtniiter u6=
nnpnte Yrplioenten s. Mapbe>p
@a'nmrigbt af Seem Oorf> Der unoer
.&rigen por Oberlt of geattona1gar6en
pao 27oe Dipiiions Stab. I'll osiiite-
renbe Stnansmi11i'ter for @aretagelie
al noenlonolfe 2non uonepntes gliot
@oosmortb al Woston, en- forbe11bes
renoe 1sorretningsman6 og Me6len1
al 8ei itprelien BET 9fe6e @ors. GU
gene Meper Ssr. af Seem Oorf blep
nonpbnt til Direfter &r'gsfinans-
forporotionelL en- Stilling, ban inoe,
bap6e un6er @ilfons 9l6miniitratton.
9(lle tire 9eon1tnattoner iarnt Ell beG
Del 6orfrenmelier Mrmeen bleo
1tabfe1tet al 5enatet.
Du Senatet b9be6e Mp6et i6ag,
bop6e bet ita6feftet olle foreliggenoe
l@bnebneller paa to ner. De to naf'
giortc. ltonebnelier par sSobn $.
Gfcb al Wisconiin til Meblem at
Observation-Disclosures og
Charles 6. Mo6iion al -@anias @itp
til Diltriftsabbofat. 8egge bleb
benbiIte til &o1niteer, efterot Sn6fi.
eelie mob giebliffeIig staofrfteHe
oor giort of @enatorerne ga 5olfette
af @isconitn og Spencer al Wis~
iouri.
= @afbington ben 15be Marts.
@enotet ofiIntteoe itn @rtraiesfton
@l. tt.35 sormiooog.
Asreiioet1t @araing meooelte toag
Ell &on1ite al Senatorer, at ban bob.
Sc beruttet at iammenfaloe @ongres-
fen izsgrtraieslton Ma116ag oen lite
Mpri1.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-03-17

Hrniibentena Dpraab p1lt 8iGlpa
for Sc nbolibenbe Gbina, @aibing-
ton, t2te Marts. 9refioert Sar6t1g
ubiteote ioag en- Dpfor6ring ON at
bialpe 0e ngolioen6e i Chino. San.
.be1freD Neoen China ion1 utragiiff ].
% 8etrdetning af BET ge,rifab, Der
.aItib bnr eriiteret llle1enl Nn1erifa
og gbina, ppfororeoe ban 5oH til
at gidre oft j ifn Magt for at binlpe.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11
Further Heavy Selling
OF Cotton Contracts

NEW YORK. Nov 10-There was
further heavy selling Of cotton con-
tracts from the opening of the mar
ket today from the aftereffects OF
the hearish ginning report of the
L. S. Census Bureau on the crop
issued before the opening OF the mar
Ike. yes terday. Its showing OF 6.s4s.-
600 bales ginned to November Eas
caused the trade here and at Liver
pool to believe the total crop will
turn out between 100000 and s.
zoe. 900 bales without linters. One
firm here put out a crop estimate
during the morning OF 5000. 900 bales.
All of which compares with the g.
537. 000-bale crop indicated in the last
government crop condition report for
the season of 42.2 per cent to Sep
TENDER 25. which was issued on Oc-
tober 3. With yesterdays ginning
report to November / showing over
loo. 900 bales OF the crop already
ginned in excess Of the total amount
Of the crop allowed for on the y. S.
Agricultural Bureaus calculations.
and five more ginning reports due
to come out, the crop may be $780,
900 bales minimum and possibly go
up to 5000. 600 bales.
Furnished By W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.. msmbers
New York Cotton Exchange.)
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMORE. Nov. ie.-wheat-
Receipts $500 bus by car: ship
ments from elevators. s.szs bus:
stock In elevators. sas7.tsi bus.
cariot sales included No. 2 red win
ter. spot at SLIM: No. 2 garlicky.
spot. sl.0o3 No. 4 Eariicky, spot
Sl.0S. Closing prices: No. red
winter. spot sL1oK. nominal: No. !.
garlicky. spot. and November.
SLOTS; December. sl.09h.
Corn-Receipts. 3l.sy7 bus: shin
ments from elevators. lO.2ls bu,
Prime new yellow corn for deferred
delivery offered at s2.f5a2.5e bar
REL Contract spot corn. 55c. Do
nestle track SIC asked.
oats-Receipts. 1891 bus: ship
inents from elevators. 2.s77 bus
NO. white. 4shc. nominal: No. a
white. 40afIc.
Rye-Receipts. 5as47 bus; ,n,o
ments from elevators. 29o bn,.
No. Western spot Soc.
Hay-Receipts. &c tons s;.oa
mixed and timothy at range Of slsa
20 a ton. Wv"
straw-Receipts. IL tons. No /,
tangled rye. $3.50: No. wheat
VIZ; No. 1 oat tnominaD. sl4.5oaIs
MIL Feed-City Mills win,er
bran, per ton. lOO-pound sacks ssS
Patapsco min feed. per ton "a
loo-pound sacks. s25; whit. -
dlings. per ton. in sO-pound 60.
SACKS. SS5: same In IOO-pou,d 80.
sacks. $50. These quotatIons 80
for jobbing lots. arc
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11
DO YOU SLEEP?
When You're Nervous, Weak,
: and Thin, Take This Wo-
mans Advice.

Moundsville, w. Va.-"Some
years ago in the opening of
spring / began to go down in
health. / became nervous, weak,
could not eat nor sleep, and be-
came very thin. Was so COM
pletely run down l could not
work. l went on this way one
whole summer. | took medicine
but it did me no good. l was
so weak l could scarcely get I'D
and down stairs, when l began
taking DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. / took only about
three bottles when l was a well
person and began to be strong
and hearty. l gained thirty-fve
pounds in weight and am today
strong and have never had any
sickness since.-Mrs. NJ. ]. Will
son, 7I3 First street.
Write DR.. Pierce, Pres. In
valids' Hotel, in Buffalo, N. Y,
all your symptoms and receive
free medical advice in RETURN
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE. Novvv. 1o-R,,,o-
Fancy creamery, 47aIsc; cbo,.o
creamery. 4ea47c; good crean.-v
4Sai5c: creamery prints .Sszno.
blocks. 46a4sc; nearby cr,.,,-
42a46c; ladle, 3Oa32c; Maryl.nd -
Ienhsyivanla rolls. 2SasOc: Ohio
IDLE EeasOc; West Virginia rolls.
1eaSoc: store packed. -a2sc; MARY
iand' virginia and Pennsyivan5
GARY prints 2Sas0c: process butter.
Eggs-Maryland and Pennsvlv,-
mia and nearby nrsts. sla6ec: West
ern high grade. 5sa5sc: Western
average receipts, 57a5sc:: West
virginia hrsts, 57a5sc: Southern
firsts. 81.
Quotations above for wholesale
lots: jobbing lots higher.
Live Poultry-Chickens ola
hens. lbs. and over. 2sae-c. me-
dunn. 10 lbs. e3a25c: smaller
2oaeec: white Leghorns. 2Oaeec: old
ROSTERS, l5al6c; springers. large
smooth. fat. 2sa27c: small to me-
dunn. ess2Tc: white Lechorns q
aeic: rough. poor and thin. eOasec.
geese, nearby. 24a25c: Western. 80
a2lc; Kent Island. 2SasOc: turkeys.
young. 9 lbs. and over. 3Sa4Nc: small
Ter. 3oa35c; old. Ssa5Sc: ducks. Mus
covy and mongrel young. e4a25c:
white Pekins. young. 25c puddle.
young, 24a25c; guinea fowl. young.
Ia lbs. each. SOC; smaller. each.
5oaeoc: old. each. soc; pigeons. per
pair. 55c.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11
PRODUCE MARKETS
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Een strictly fresh. 64a66c:
averare receipts. sac: Southern. &c.
Live PouItry-Roosters. ib.. lsc;
turkeys. Ib., SSa4ec; chickens.
spring. III, zsa3oc, hens. H.. 2ea27c:
keats. young. s0a65c. dressed fowis
s5c: fresh killed chickens. h., goa
s2asscf turkeys. H.. 43a<sc; keats.
young. each. 60a75c; keats. old, 40c.
Hvestock-Calves, h.. lac: lambs.
choice, Sasc; hogs. Sc.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
(CempiIed by the 4. y. Bureau Of
Markets and Crop Estimnte..D
Sales direct from Wholesaler 60
Retailers
Apples: virginias and W. Virgin
las. Romes A "a inches, ss.00as.-
so, per bbi.; York Imperiais No. 1.
3S.0oas.50 per Dbl; cold storage
stock. some ripe. s&seas.25 per bbl.;
Nova Scotias. Tompkins Kings No.
/. s7.00a7.50. per bbl.: No. 2. &C.
5oa7O0 per bbI.; washingtons. ex-
ira fancy delicious medium and
large sizes, s4.o0a4.5e. per box fancy
medium to large sizezs. s3.5oa4.0J.
per box, c grade. small to medi-
UNI sizes. s2.75a3.5o per box; Jona-
thans, fancy medium to large sizes.
$3.50 a4.00 per box; c grade. small
to medium sizes, se.15a2.7s. per box;
Grimes extra fancy and fancy and
c grade. all sizes. s2.ooa5-oo per
box; bus. baskets. New Yorks.
Baldwins, s2.25az.50 per basket;
Idahos. Romes. ss.eoas.25; Mary
lands. York Imperials. sz.2sa2.5o.
-
cwt; Danish and Domestic Round
type. s2.0oa25o. D..
Onions: New Yorks and ohies,
10o-lb. sacks. yellow varieties No.
!, best. $500. fair condition, s5.ooa
$50: poorer. s4.Ooa4.5o.
White Potatoes: New Yorks, 15o-
ID. sacks, Round Whites No. best.
1878; some fair condition. $3.5o per
sack.
Sweet Potatoes: virginias. cloth
top stave barrels, Yellow varie-
ties No. 1. s3.ooa3.25.
Lettuce: New Yorks, crates, .
doz. heads. s1.25a1.5o: poorer. ST.
90: CALIFORNIA;. crates Icebergs, So
O0a2.5o.
Celery: New. Yorks. punches, all
sizes. 5oas0c.
Oranges: CALIFORNIA;. valencias.
all sizes. .ss.25as75; Floridas. Par
son Browns. all sizes, s3.75a425.
Beets: Homegrowns, dozen
lunches, 75a9oc
Grapefruit: Fioridas. boxes. all
sizes. s3.75a425
String beans: South Carolinas,
bus. hampers, best $50; poorer.
s1.00a125.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11
Lack of AggressiUe
Buying Lolpers Wheat

CHICAGO, Nov. 1o.-wheat prices
averaged lower. due more to lack
Of aggressive buying than to any
great selling pressure. The news was
conflicting with drought reports from
the Southwest becoming somewhat
more serious and with the poor out
look for the new crop farmers are
not selling, and Kansas City receipts
next week are expected TO average
around nifty cars per day. The cana
dian movement has also declined
with estimated arrivals for tomorrow
SIS cars. Export demand was only
fair. with some Msnitobas worked
abroad. India II estimated to have
bought 100000 bushels Of wheat
DO far this season. which may me-
cessitate q revision in the statistical
showing Of importing countries as
heretofore this country has not been
included. It IL understood that Spain
will respect all outsta nding contracts
for foreign wheat. Milling demand
was fair. with premiums at Mime
apolis unchanged to " cent higher,
while Winnipeg was \ cent higher
at IN cents over November for No.
Northern.
Chicago Board Of Trade.)
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11
DEEDS AND DEEDS OF TRUST
Published Daily Except Sunday. IN The Washington Herald

This record is transcript all and deeds Of tr., 6i.d
in the office of District Recorder Deeds yesterdav
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DEEDS.

DEEDS.
1926 N. C. ave ne. 50 1919. lot
4-Anson w. Prescott, ct ux, Maud
w. to Frank w. vedder. $40.
N Of Madison Ut. W Of Sta st NV
so 1904. lots a and 45. Longfeilow
Terrace-Ernest L. Hall, ct uxi
Katherine to Ben Hall, $40.
1909 18th st NV. 50 3ss. lot ~.
cabell Williamson and Walter r.
Plumley, admrs., to Myer HAITI
son, ct ux, Debarah. $40.
1892 X 1T NV, "a 1ss, lot ~
Flora q. Davis to l. Perry west
and Henry p. West. SO.
L. Perry West and Henry =. West
convey same property to Flora -.
Davis. $40.
1912 corcoran st NV, 50 1913.
lots 139. 40 and 141-Herman
Schmidt to walter 8. warner, Sio.
1912 Corcoran st NV. 50 1913, lots
1919. 40 and 141-Irene ". Bones
executrix, to Herman Schmidt, $1o.
1850 18th st NV. 50 2s74. lot ~
Dudley d. Toncray. ct ux, A. Net
tie, to Mary F. Rumble, $40.
1246 c ct ne, 50 1908, lot ~
Goodman HAYES. ct ux. Clara 70
Leon H. Ristis. ct ux. Alice T.
sc.
p st NV, bet. 44th 1t and Fo1-
all I'd, 50 1854, lot 27,Foxan Heishts
S. Stewart Carpenter. ct TX
Blanche A., to Margaret ID. Murphy
$40. a..
N of F st. e of sth 1t ne, 50 sls.
part lot 132-Frank A. Carpenter
jr., ct ux, Melissa L. to John 3.
Mansuy. ct ux, Mabel E.. SO.
1914 C st ne. 50 1909. lot "
Goodman HAYES, ct ux, cara 70
Lamar W. York. ct ux, Helen H.
SO.
50 SITS, lot 1. Hampton Heights-
James Marshall to Universal Devei-
opment and Loan Co. $40
s Of L st. OF 23d st NV, zlls 10
21a7 Pa. ave NV, 1915 VT. ave NV
$50 La. ave NV. 125 A st ne, So z4z,
lot 5s, 80 So, lots 1s. II ana 10, sa
"a, lots IS to SO. 50 40. eacn nan
lot Is, 50 72s each 20 foot IRON. OF
orig lot 20, Nonsuch. pts lot 6-foo-
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.


CHICAGO. Nov. 1o.-Prime steers
s9.5oa10.75: good to choice heavy
steers. ss.0oae.75; fair to good
steers. s6.9Oae.1S: yearlings. fair 70
choice. ss.50ai2.oO: feeding steers.
s5.ooa6.5o; heifers. ss.ooas.75; heavy
calves. s5.ooas.50: good to choice
calves. s7.5oae.5o.
Hogs-Choice. light butchers, $500
a7.45: medium-weight butchers, Sc
sea7.I0; heavy butchers. 275-325 lbs.
se.50a740; fair TO fancy, light. Sc
s0a7.5O; heavy packing, se.50a7. 90:
rough packing. s6.20a6.5O; pigs. Sc
50as.0o.
Sheep-western Lambs, sS.o0a
9.25; native lambs. s7.50a9 25: feed
ing lambs, se-ooas.25; Gull lambs.
si.ooa6.00: yearlings. s50oa7 IS T:
wethers, s3.5oa5.75; ewes. s2.OOa4.-
rs
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SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1o.-The sugar market
'losed 1 TO points lower.