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Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
Calvary Baptist Church

Located at 20 South Second ave- nue. Preaching service Sunday morning at Il o'clock. The Rev. S. C.. Neil of. the American Baptist Pub lication society, will fill the pulpit. Evening service by the pastor, Rev. Sam P. Gott, subject, Doing Our Best for the Master Both of these services will be interesting and help
 full and we are anticipating large congregations at each service. Sun day school promptly at 9 45. Sunday school is on the upgrade and the spirit is fine. Come and be with us. B. Y. r. U. at $: 30 in the evening. Mid-week prayer service Wednesday evening at 7:30. The prayer meet ings are intensely interesting and a profitable hour is had at this time. The program rendered on Thursday evening of the past week, by the young mems class was a distinct success and was very much enjoyed by a large audience and the rendi- tions were all of very high class and entertaining. Much credit is due Prof. Olney and the members of his class for the success of this program. The pastor will conduct a series of revival meetings in the church be ginning, Sunday, November 27, and will continue, perhaps for two weeks. A good song leader will be in charge of the music during the meetings and much good will be accomplished to- ward building up the kingdom work.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
MUCH BETTER

It is better to have loved and lost tLan to have married the whole fam ily.-New York Mail.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20

More home owners now live in the United States than in any other coun- try.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
Madison Baptist Mission

Park Road and Missouri avenue. Sunday school 10 a. m., Bernard Miller, superintendent. Preaching Il \. m., Rev. w. F. Smith, Scottsdale. B. Y. P. IT. ' D. m., Floyd Sasser, president, leader, Thomas Philips. Special program D. m. Preaching Rev. J. ". Parkman from Palo Verde. You are welcome to all these rei-Vices
Arizona republican., 1921-11-20
est Side Sunday School

nifty and invites the cooperation of all.
 West Side Sunday School
 Jackson school house. Twentieth avenue and Jackson street. At D. m. The school is in need of addi- tional teachers. Miss Alice Chip man, superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Light Brown Suite, upholstered in good gra
tapestry. Reduced to $l35.

Reed-Fber Suite upholstered in a of
Reduced to $685.
of fneF lin
effects large
pieces
able substantial good looking
3-piece of in
ractivey
of
rocker
suitable
to
upholstered backs of fine Reduced 0
to
piece handsome living wing
of chair
frosted
grade tapestry light
finish Sl6s.
pretty suite of in reed finished in blue gold
twooned shadow effect
Suite consists Of foot armchair rocker small chair small
floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Library and Living
Room Tables

Frosted Brown Reed Library Table.
size 26x42. Reduced to $35.
Frosted Brown Davenport Table.
with 9 drawers. size 22x66. Reduced
to $45.
Frosted Brown Reed Davenport
Table, size 1872. Reduced to $S3.
Frosted Brown Table. round with
plate glass top. Reduced to $50.
Light Brown Reed Table. size
1sx42. Reduced to SEA.
Light Brown Oval Reed Table, size
22x2s. Reduced to $3.50.
Reed Fiber Table. with oak top.
size 23hx2s. Reduced to $3.50.
Round Reed Table. in frosted
brown finish. 3O-inch size. Reduced
to $22.50. Same in light brown
finish. Reduced to $3.50.
Round Reed Fiber Table. size &c
inch. Reduced to $3.50.
Round Brown Reed Stand. size
16 inches. Reduced to 0.bo.
Half Round Brown Reed End
Davenport Table. Reduced to $12.be.
Reed Table. in frosted brown fin
ish, size 3Ox54 inch. Reduced to
$47.60.
Round Natural Willow Table, with
plate glass top. size II inch. Re.
duced to $3.50.
Round Natural Willow Table. 81
inch size. Reduced to $s.76; 3O-inch
size. Reduced to $1o.76.
Natural Willow Table, size, 20x3O.
Reduced to $l6.76.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Desks

Reed fiber desk. brown finish. re.
duced to $3.50.
Attractive Reed desk. in light
browu. reduced to 50. 80; in frosted
brown finish. reduced to $3s.6e
Handsome light brown Reed desk.
reduced to IS. Frosted brown. re-
duced to -. and In old ivory finish.
reduced to -.
Natural willow desk. reduced ia
$3.50.
Natural willow magazine table, ~.
duced to 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
FRENCH withdrawing
UNDER TURKISH ATTACKS
Heavy Fighting Is Now in Prog
ress Near Aintab-Preparations
for Counter Attack.

CONSTANTINOPLE, January s.
The Turks are reported to have made
several attacks in an attempt to regain
Aintab and the French are said to be
Withdrawing to stronger positions pre-
paratory to a counter attack. Mean
while heavy fighting is in progress.
A Constantinople dispatch of Deem
Der 10 said the French had obtained a
foothold in Aintab. All the American
relief workers in the town were safe, it
was added.
Moscow Opposition.
BATUM. Transcaucasia. January s.
NJ. Divani, the Armenian soviet delegate
TO the Turkish-Armenian peace confer
ence at Alexandropol. has gone to An
CORA to notify the Turkish nationalists
that it is reported the Moscow govern
ment will withdraw it's aid If the ma
tionalists come to an agreement with
the Constantinople government in their
pending negotiations.
The bolshevik mission at Angora is
making efforts to nullify the negotia-
tions. Part of a group of 200 bolshevik
officers already has reached Angora for
training with the nationalists and ma :
tionalnst officers are on their way to
Moscow to begin one years military
training with the soviet forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Moscow Opposition.
ADMITS SUICIDE PACT.

NORFOLK. Va, January 1O.-Mrs.
Victor Wallam. eighteen years old,
formerly of Philadelphia, who. with
her husband. formerly petty officer
on the presidential yacht Mayf1ower.
was found unconscious several wesxs
ago from deep knife wounds. told
Portsmouth police that she had used
the weapon on herself in a suicide
agreement. and that Wallam had then
turned the knife upon himself. Fear
Of separation led to the act, She
claimed. Both will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Tea Carts

Attractive reed tcs cart, light
brown, reduced to $3.50. Frosted
brown finish. reduced to $25.
Fumed reed and cane tea cart.
Reduced to $25.
Light brown reed fiber tea cart,
reduced to $1s.50 Cream shellac fin
ish, reduced to $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Enforce ship Regulations.

MADRID-The Spanish authorities
are exacting the strictest compliance
with the regulations governing the
transport of emigrants. from Spanish
ports. Penalties have been inflicted
upon the owners of the steamer Liger
for maltreatment of passengers and
on the owners Of the steamer Samara
for neglecting to carry nurses to at
tend emigrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10

An English Importation
Wool Washable and
Unshrinkab1e F1anne1s
With the idea of bringing the price of high grade
Wash Flannes to proper basis, and at the time
giving patrons good fabric skill can pro-
duce,
We Have Imported Direct From
The Atlas Works, England
And at todays lower market value, complete assor
ment of Unshrinkabe Wash Flannels.
The largest single use for these hannels is for
infants apparel, but they also largely used for
mems and womens shirts and paamas as we'll as for
wrappers.
Merino Twil-In white and eighteen beautiful stripes.
$l5 yard. The quality Imported Flannel this
grade of which have knowledge sells 81 yard.
Union Taffeta Flannel $1.5o yard.
Belgraria-An unshrnkabe 100 per cent wool flannel
that the OF flannel perfection. In twenty different
styles with liberal selection of the styles wanted
for infants wear. $500 yard.
Flannel Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Lamps

Reed table and floor lamps.
in brown or old ivory finish. Table
lamps reduced to $3.50, $1l.7S and
$3.50. Floor lamps reduced 70 $23. 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Agreement Is Closed.
Ratnm Wnv Ouened.

cONsTANTINOPLE.- bolshevi-
XII it is reported. have decided not to
take any hostile action against Geor-
gia. as they are able to carry on their
foreign trade through Batum. They
also consider that they indirectly con-
troll Georgia, as that country is abb
solutely dependent upon Batum for
oil and this economic weapon is
deemed adequate to protect bolshevik
interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10

Mems Pure Silk Socks
D0,un to Still L0,Uer Price Levels
We first announced reductions in Mems Wear last autumn
and quality stock Now announce another
lowering of prices Mems Pure Silk Socks in all grades and
YOU will quick what advantage price this brings
to you
Practically ali our stock OF silk socks is
Reduced an Additional IS to 1919 Per Cent
Men'sF Al-sk Clocked Socks Reduced to 81 pair
Clocked Silk Socks Isle toes, Reduced
to s. pair.
Clicked Silk Socks splendid quality. Reduced 81
Mems Socks to $3.50 pair
Black Silk Socks Reduced to 81 pair.
Mems Silk Socks. Reduced to $3.50 pair.
Silk Socks. Reduced to 81 pair
Silk Socks Reduced tots pair.
Mems Hoproof Silk Socks. Reduced to 75c pair
Mems interviewer Isle Socks, Mems IIoeproo Isle
Reduced to 40c pair Reduced to pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Increase in Surtax.

PEKING-The 10 per cent increase
in the customs surtax, announced FOR
the benefit OF famine sufferers. will
become effective on February Is. in
stead of January 16 as originally
planned, the finance ministry an
nounces. The change in dates was
made at the request of the foreign le-
cations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10

sLONDON.-John Robert Clynes. la
Dor member Of parliament for Man
chester former food controller and
president Of the National Union Of
General Workers, was howied down
while attempting to address meet
ing Of the unemployed at Camberwell.
He was obliged to desist. large sec
tion of the audience shouting: I'VE
want revolution, We want soviets"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Attacked By syndfcali.t..

Attacked by Syndicalists.
VALENCIA, Spain.-Salvador Munoz
Perez. the civil governor. was at
tackled while returning home from the
calists. who fired fifty revolver shots
into his carriage. Two bullets pierced
the cushion upon which the governor
was sitting. but he escaped unscathed.
A cyclist, a policeman and boy pc
destrian were injured by the shots.
The ASSISTANTS escaped.
Four Miners Bodies Found.
JAEN. Spain.-Four bodies of min
ers who were imprisoned by a fire in
1ocarloina coal fields. near here.
Thursday. were brought to the sur
face by rescue parties. 1t is virtually
certain that all twenty-three of the
miners who were entrapped are dead.
The miners in neighboring pits have
declared a strike as a protest against
working conditions in the mines.
Arm. Found In Saxony.
EPFURT. Prussian Saxony.-A con-
siderable store of arms and munitions
was discovered here. Two arrests
were made.
NEree ON Joint Com missaries.
STOCKHOLM-A military and
economic convention between the
RUSSIAN anu Jkralnlan soviet repub-
lies was signed at Moscow December
.'2s. says a dispatch to the Dagens
Nyheter, from IIelsingfors. The con-
vention provides that the two states
shall have joint commissaries for
national defense. foreign affairs.
finance. commerce and labor and
communications.
Twelve Drowned From Launch.
MELBOCRNE.-A motor launch
with eighty eXcursionists aboard sank
in Hopkins river at Warrnambool Vic
toria. Twelve presons were drowned.
John h. Crozier Dies.
LOEDON.-John Beattie Crozier.
physician, philosopher. historian and
political economist. died in London
Saturday. He was born in Canada in
1s47. He was educated at Gait Gram
mer School and Toronto University.
His published works include: THE
Religion of the Future" "Civilization
and Progress" TRANSLATED into Jap
anese); History of Intellectual De-
velopment," and Sociology Applied to
Pactical Politics." DIR. Crozier was
granted two civil list pensions. each
fpr life. by the British government.
Ne was strong protectionist and
started the campaign against the
free trade policy of England by his
erneies in the Fortnightly Review.
writer on philosophy and letters he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Arm Chairs,
Rockers; Day Beds
and Settees

Luxurious Reed Fiber Armchair
upholstered in tapestry. Spring
base, upholstered back. Reduced to
SIS.
Handsome Large Reed Armchair.
frosted brown finish. tapestry spring
Attractive and Comfortable Reed
Fiber Chair or Rocker. frosted brown
finish, tapestry seat cushion on spring
base. Reduced to $3.50.
Reed Fiber Chair in frosted brown
finish. taPestry covered spring seat
cushion. Reduced to $3.50.
Frosted Brown Reed Fiber Chair.
duced to $zS.
Frosted Brown Armchair Or
Rocker. good tapestry seat cushion
and upholstered back. also comes in
light brown finish. Reduced to
322.75.
Comfortable HiEh-back Reed Arm
chair. tapeatry seat cushion and up
holstered back. spring seat constrac-
duosd to $3.50.
Brown Reed Fiber Wing Rocker.
with magazine rack. tapestry scat
and hack. spring seat construction.
Reduced to $3.50.
Brown Reed Fiber Chair or Rocker.
with magazine pocket. good tapestry
cushion. spring seat construction.
Reduced to $el.7S.
Fine Reed Finer Side-chair. brown
finish. priced $3.50 frosted brown
finish. Reduced to $3.50.
Reed side-ch.ir. with cane seat;
Reduced to $50.
Brown Reed Fiber side-chair with
cane seat. Reduced to $1.Se.
Natural reed Craft" Armchair.
high grade, NO cushions. Reduced to
Natural "Reed Craft" e-foot Set
tee. reduced to 80. Chair to match.
Reduced to $3.50.
Reed Day Beds. light brown 6n-
ish. spring cushions coverca WIN
l SaSa;ed' to si.5. ''
s.parate settees. e-foot length. in
reed fiber and reed. light brown and
seat and tapestry upholstertng, re-
dnced to $e5. $se.se. SIS. 80. $leo
ald $1So.
Natural Willow Chaise Lounges.
Reduced to $50 and $Ss eaea.
Natural Willow Chairs. Reduced
to S7.6o. SIl.5e. $l4, 3l4.26. $l4.6o,
SIS to 5000 each.
Natural Willow Settles. Reduced
TO $3.50, 33l.75, $3.50. $3.50 and
$3.50.
Natural Willow Rockers. Reduced
to Sll.75, SIS, $685., $l7.7t, 1880
to 327.7s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
King Ii seventy-six Years Old.

BERN. Switzerland.-Forme King
Ludwig III Of Bavaria on Friday cell
ebrated his seventy-sixt birthday in
the sanatorium at Wildenwart Castle,
in Bavaria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Breakfast Sets

Brown Reed Fiber. consisting of
table and four chairs which fit
snugly under the table. May be
used for dining room and also for
cards. etc. Table has 42-inch oak
top. Reduced to 5000.
Frosted Brown Fiber Set, consists
Of four chairs and 42-inch oak top
table. Reduced to $62.50.
Light Brown Reed Fiber Set. con-
sists Of four chairs and 45-inch oak
top table. Reduced to $72.60.
Frosted Brown Handsome Reed
Fiber Sets. consisting Of four chairs
and 45-inch oak top table. Reduced
to $3.50.
Brown Reed or Cream Shellac Reed
Set. consists Of four chairs and a.
inch table. Reduced to SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Renouuce. Hi. Candidacy.

INSTRUMENTATION has been re-
ceived here of the report that Jose
Maria Esca1ier has renowned his can
didacy for President of Bolivia. His
withdrawal leaves Bautista Savedra
the only remaining candidate for the
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10

Light Brown Reed Suite, reduced SIPS; spring seat
construction: tapestry loose cushions.
third has been taken off wonderfully goodoong artistic shaped
finished black
trimmings Upholstered imported eretonne in eos spring
large rocker
table with
and lamp-A former pre-now $685.
table
Re-
ducton Of priced $4375o.
Ans finished
of deepseaed 6foot
chaise
table lamp.
cushions imported Reduction
I'm priced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
yi.it. Cauropi works.

MILAN-Rolandi Ricci. the new
italian ambassador to the United
States, visited the Caproni airplane
works at Sesto Calende. at the south
,ern end of Lake Maggoire. accom-
panied by Deputy Grassi and F. Quat-
trone. italian financial representative
in the United States. They expressed
much admiration for new airplane
capable of carrying thirty persons on
500-mile flight which is almost
ready for its first trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
onera singer Dies.

MONTREAL.-Mme. Beatrice La
Paine. widely known Canadian grand
opera soprano, is dead at her home
here. She was born in Beloeil. Quebec
forty years ago. Nine. La Paine
sang in Covent Garden, London;
Opera Comique, Paris. and also In the
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
For the Junior Miss

These new dresses have been especially
created because of the many demands made upon
the Betty Wales dressmakers for dresses for the
JUNO, miss These first arrivals are fashioned
of THE finest taffeta, serge and tricotine
They are distinctive and unusual in de-
sign, rich in coorful embroideries and other
novel trimmings, and display the charm and
loneliness characteristic of Betty Wales Dresses
in an even more youthful and original manner
Three of the models are illustrated.
Misses Fouthfo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
SHUTS Victory Forecast.

LOEDON.-Victory Tor ten Jan
Christian SHUTS. premier OF the Union
of South Africa, in the elections soon
to be held there is forecast in a news
PIPER dispatch received here.
When the elections were held last
March, fully 100000 voters. for the
most part residents of rural sections.
remained away from the polls. but
the issues in the present campaign
aNe being clearly DEFINED, and the dis
patch declares the vote will be much
heavier than it was last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Modish Silk Dresses
for Maternity Wear

Charming styles, beautiful materials
and exceptional becomingness are
combined in these maternity dresses.
fashioned of georgette crepe, crepe de
chine, satin and Japanese silk, in navy,
brown and black. The models are va
ried, in panel, overskirt, tunic and coat
effects, and smart Russian blouse
model is beautifully beaded in an at
tractive design, while some have vest
effects, collar and cuffs of georgette
crepe or embroidered organdie in con-
trasting colors, and others are trimmed
with soft folds, hemstitched tucks, silk
embroidery and fancy buttons.
Reasonably Priced, $24.75 to $50
A Full Line of Lane Bryant
Mote-.,:t,> Go~e,te ,~1 R.oee:,~,e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10

German Minister Named.

OhHu1NeeH
LIMA. Peru.-Hans Paul Won Hum
boldt- Dachroeder. appointed German
minister to Peru in September last,
has presented his credentials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Sir Lazarus Fletcher Dies.

LONDON-Sir Lazarus Fletcher. the
scientist. died. He was born March
3, 1854. He had written extensively
on natural science. his works includ-
ing crystallographicai. physical and
meteorological subjects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10

Spanish Warship Aground.
SANTIAGO-The Spanish warship
Espana, of $4,000 tons, on which the
Spanish delegation to the Magellan
celebration voyaged to Chile. is
aground in the Gulf of Ancud, off
Puerto Montt. advices to the ministry
of interior say. The Chilean cruiser
Esmeralda is proceeding to the scene.
The Espana is not believed to be in
immediate danger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
BOY SCOUTS TO SPAVlNAW
DNcCuiiVc Erili iicks on spot Ncar
brigham Soung Mill.

special fH II" world.
DktMRfGuT July 27.-Troops
ono aud two OF the local boy Scouts
VIII leave iu a. few days for two
weeks outing on the Grand river,
near Spnrulw Tho camp site was
s"lcctod by Acting Scout EKecuiiyc
James Hr.U. who returned from
Spa,iuaw sunday after Two days
Sy"ut iu that vicinity.
Tho place decided upon ror sub
mission 20 tho local scout council i1
located northeast 81 Spnviunw. about
20 Wilns from Tulsa. Many points
of interest abound iu the locauty.
ono o. AN old fashioned water mill
huiIt Boy brigham YpuuE's followers
iu 1850. Scar this IH the ruins of
an old arrow head works operated
by tho Indians.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
LEGAL.

puhnshgi in ru'sa u.ug World July
sNth. August 4 10 and is, 1921. World
Furnishing tomuauF. runushcrJ
OKLAHOMA.
In the Matter of Tho Sale ut unused
Scparsi" school Property ul tuv county
" Tulsa, state ot oklahoma.
NOTICE uF SALE.
WHEREAS. heretofore 900 th" goth day
by the Bpsri or County tumIn.-sl sluuars
OF Tulsa county oklahoma, declaring
that tho following doHoribrd real estate
property OF said county ls now unused.
Jail purposes OF tho county ana
WHEREAS, saId resolution having
been published with the othUr proceed
lngs ~ the Board as by law required
and
WHEREAS. copy OF said resolution
has becu duly cert f,rd TO tho Judge II
tho District Court aud ssii judge dll ON
the 2Oth day uf luUr. 1891 appoint !. S.
shaver, y. KcrS", and W A. Taylor, three
resident trrtnnl1urs ur tho county -
Tulsa. Oklahoma not interested ~ tho
sale ot said rrop'rn, aud not Of Kin t1
said property, and
WHEVENS on the eth day of July. 1891.
tho said appraisers did upuu osth as pre-
sgribcl by law, make and return saii
sum ot Flurt"en Thousand Seven Hun
drrd tS14 700 uup Uulnr.
SOW THEREFORE, notice Is hereby
given that tho N.arh M County tuum's.
sfnurrs vii ON ih" t'h day ut september
1884 receive open and consider bids on
tho said property to-wlt.
a psrt OF Block ono In the North
Side addition To the city of Tulsa.
Tulsa Iouu'y, oklahoma. accord.
IL to the recorded Plat thereeL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

CHICAGO, July 97,--Gattle 5. 600 beet
atoorH steady to strong; top ycariings
$1,000. bulk fat steers $500 . 90, fat
she stock steady; bulk ft.iOWC.T5. can
uers and cutters largely S275WH.75. bulls
steady; bulk 5000 G,25; calves steady.
bulk vealers tlO.0Ou lO.7t. stockers and
feeders steady To- strong.
nogs.l4, 900. mosily 10 to CSC highcr
than ycsterdty'a average; better grade.
active, others slow. top 81 So. bulk better
grades ilo.bO ll.ho, hulk packing sows
80 iOu e.7b, piss 10 to lAc higher
SheeI-- II. 600, Fhcep and native lambs
about steady, no westerns hcrr. native
lamb top to shippers and city butchers
5000; packer top early 50 90. bost native
yearlings s. 90; four loads good Montana
westhcrs $3.50 with 100 out, bulk tat
ewes s. 5O1i7b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28
Eort Mrth I.INcsinck.

FORT WORTH. Texas. July '7--Caitlo
RerulDts 1000. brrvrs s. 90 no r sbs
sfurKcrs s. 90 @ IN.Gb. cows and hg'fcrs
5 oOilC so. calves S'.0ou6oo.
Hogs Receipts 500. lights 81 Oo1t
Ms, heavy So.g5ulO.1S, pigs 5000
g.25.
Sheer-Reccipts 900. lambs $50 q
10. wethNrE 50 5ouNSt; ewes S. 90 d
S.fH. goats s. oOt4.1E.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

OKLAHOMA CITY. July - Cattle
Receipts Zoo. strong steers Sla5uNoo.
COWS and nnitgrs 1885 gn.tuf calves $ 90
90 100, ,tocknrs and feeders |1o'u5.Oo
NnEs. Receipts lSuo, SoH25g higher;
toy 14v.s5; pu!k tlV,GsglQS0,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-28

LONDON, luly sT-Iend la 81
Sd futures I22 It's I'd
zino-spoi 1885 l2s. ID. futures L5t
7A. cd