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WELFARE EXHIBITS.
Five Are Being Planned For The
Delaware State Fair.

Five local welfare organizations
will have booths on various days at
the Delaware State Fair, which opens
on September 5 at Elsmere. and viii
make clear their purposes by means
of posters, pamphlets, movies" and
lectures. The organizations and those
who viii represent them are: Ccm-
munity Service, Mr.. Ernest; Y. w. C.
A.. Miss Beattie; Department Of Inn
migrant Education. Miss Burnet /;
Consumers League Of Delaware, Miss
Southwick; Visiting Nurse Assoeia-
ton, Mrs. Worthington.
A combined meeting was held by the
organizations yesterday in the Office
OF she Consumers League in the Ford
Buildicg. when the matter Of ex-
h.bfts was discussed.
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Church Campaign Successful.

Rev. Leonard B. Smith, pastor of
the Peninsula NJ. P. Church, who,
with Rev. J.. NJ. sheridan. d. D.. is
touring the DeImarvia Peninsula and
making a campaign for finances for
the new building fund for this church
viii return from Dorchester county
today and viii occupy his pulpit to-
morrow at the Jr. o. L. A. NJ. Hall
9o7 Tatnal street He has toured six
counties and has succeeded in having
81 900 subscribed toward the church
fund. To date about s45. 900 has been
subscribed for the fund
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Immsnuel.

Emmanuel r. r. Church, Seven
teenth street and Riverview avenue.
Rev. Charles w. Clash. rector. Ser
vices tomorrow viii be az follows
Holy communion, 7.45; morning
prayer and sermon. IL.
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church. Third
and Washington streets. Rev. E. II.
Stevens, rector. Services tomorrow
will be as follows. 1015, church
school. 1o.45. holy communion and
sermon, subject, Angus Del" No
evening service.
st. Andrews
Services tomorrow at st. Andrew s
Church, Eighth and Shipley streets
Rev. Richard w. Trapneil. rector, will
be ss follows: Holy communion, B:
morning prayer and sermon. II.
Trinity.
Trinity Church. Delaware avenue
and Adams street, Rev. Frederick n
kirxus, rector. The services tomor-
row will be as follows: Holy COM
munion at 7.30; morning prayer and
sermon at II. The Rev. g. s. Powers
viii preach.
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ST. patrlck's Council Meets.

The regular weekly meeting Of St.
Patrick's Parish Council, a recently
organized branch of the National
Catholic Welfare Council, was held on
Wednesday evening.
President Corrigan stated that one
of the objects of this council was 10
foster community spirit. and to aid
in this, community chorus was
started.
The entertaining by Mr.. Carey and
the Moose quartet was greatly APP
preciated.
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BAPTIsT.
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North.


North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street, near Delaware avenue. William
l.. pettipeill. pastor. Preaching ~
1910 and 7.45 by the pastor. Morning
subject. THE Why and How of Our
job. evening, "Thc Visions ~
Daniel Bible school ~ noon.
Della ware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Delaware avenue and West street
REV. Joseph Y. Irwin. pastor Ser
vices tomorrow VIII be as follows
1890, sermon by the pastor. subject
a'God's Estimate OF Jcsust. 7.30. SER
mon subject. sT'he Wisdom Of God
sunaay school, ~.
Second
Second Baptist Church Ninth and
Franklin streets. Rev, George D. Ali
son, Ph -. rastor. Preaching tonor-
row morning At fo.s0 by Hev. owen g
Brown, -. D., Of Philadelphia.
vi. Eron.
Mt. Enon Bsrtis. Church. Rev "A
@. Scott, pastor. Services tomorrow
will be as follows. 1870. sermon b.
the pastor subject, Gods Call ard
Mans Fear; $50. Bible class: 5. y
y. + y. meeting; $, sermon subject
THE Way n Salvation" Prayer
meeting Wednesday ans Friday eve.
nings Monday evening at 7.30. there
a1ll be a special meeting 9n education
i1r. Il. " drowning Of Baltimore vii
rpeak.
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Rev. Earie Plans New sermons.

Rev. Charles c. Earle, pastor OF
Rethany Baptist Church. who is spend
ing vacation at Oak Bluff, Mass,
has sent a letter TO his congregation,
which will be read at tomorrow morn
ing's services. In the letter. Rev. Mr..
Earle states that he is planning new
sermons and methods for the fall SER
vices, and desires everyone TO be pres
ent on September l, when he will again
sccupy the pulpit.
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SEEK REST IN OPEN.
Play ground Visitors Find Beaver VAL
ley Pleasant Recreation Spot

Brandywlne. presents continual
scene of activity. Since the camp was
opened. hundreds OF people connected
with the different Fairgrounds as
sociations have visited it,
On Monday group from the
Browntown playground win go to
Beaver Valley fer the day, and a
group from the Woodlawn Associa-
ton will go to Valentines Pond. The
boys from Walnut playground viii
camp at Thonpson's bridge next Tues
day, on Wednesday q group from
Kirkwood playground viii go to
Beaver Valley camp for the day. The
neigh borhoo1 boys and girls will visit
tho camp on Thursday. August 25.
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Arden to Hear Glee Club.

The Glee Club Of Philadelphia For
est No 10. Tall Cedars of Lebanon,
comprising twenty-seyen voices, will
give a recital in Gid Hall. Arden, at
the regular yesper services tomorrow.
The weekly campfire services in the
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Seek New Rabbi for Temple of Truth.

The board Of directors of the Temple
of Truth has appointed a committee
comprising Judge Aaron Finger. Aaron
Levitt, and Jacob Faber with au-
thority to select a new rabbi. 1t is ex-
pected the selection will be made prior
10 the Hebrew New Year.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sd. Lnke.s.

ST. Luke's ReforneS Episcopal
Church. Eighth ard Monroe streets
Rev. William Lamrning, pastor. Ser
vices tomorrow win be as follows.
Sunday school, 10: morning prayer
and sermon, II; evening prayer and
sermon. 7.30. mid-week service Wed
nesday evening az o'clock.
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Your vacant room will pay you well
if you spend a few pennies to tell the
hundreds who are hunting just sucl 4
room.-Use Every Evening classified
ads--Adv.
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snyerbrook watermelon Party.

A watermelon party will be held on
the lawn of Silverbrook NJ. e. Church
next Thursday evening by tho Ep-
r--orfh ,-,-e ~ +hc cs,- --ch.
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LUTHERAN.
Zion.

Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
Jackson streets. Rev. +. HassiSarl, B.
D., pastor. Services tomorrow will be
as follows: Morning service Ger
mani 10-11, topic of sermon, "A Life's
Calling" morning service (EngIish)
11-12. theme, Christian Neighborli-
ness vacation school every We'd
nesday from 9.3o-I1.30.
st. stephens.
st. Stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
nall street near Seventh, Rev. Fred
eric Doerr, pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning by the pastor. Subject.
II. "Life's appointments. No
evening service. Sunday school at 10.
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Adyentlsts.

First Seventh Day Adventist
Church. 1904 Rowland street. Rev.
r. r. Collier pastor. Preaching satur-
day morning az IL; Sabbath school
and other regular meetings AT the
usual hours
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Friends.

Friends Meeting. Tenth and Harri-
son streets. First day Sunday AZ
1890; midweek meeting on Fourth
day "wednesday az 7A5.
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Alliance.

Christian and Missionary Alliance
Services tomorrow will be as follows
$50. prayer hour; 1890, sermon by
the pastor; ~, Sunday school; $50
Young Peoples meeting: T.30, evening
sermon by the pastor; mid-weel
meetings Monday and Thursday
evenings.
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Friends School
Fourth and West SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Deiawsre's Leading Preparatory
School
EusnWHxEr Y e = 9 HyNv~~aua

A faculty. ot % trained teachers
Excellent equipment Thorough ~
struction. a schoJl that takes boys
and girls AZ ak years of age and IN 4
cor snial afmosphere under the charge
of specially trained meo and women
without loss Of time through change
of schools fits them for college or busi-
ness. Primary. Intermediate and
High School departments. Auto bu-
provided for the younger children
Catalog on request. Office open on snd
after September 8. Fall session begins
September 10
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS, A. M
Principal.
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frontispiece. New York City: The
Century Co.. ass Fourth avenue
Price. 81. net.
As you adopted Mrs. Wigs 81 the
Cabbage Patch" and loved "Lovey
Mary" SO win you be infatuated with
"Quin Sergeant Quinby Graham at
your service, with fine war record
and lungs still suffering from the ef-
fccts OF brutal German gas-for he Is
most appealing. A tlno young Ameri-
can is Quin, rather raw at sarst, by
reason of an education largely ac-
quired by his own effort and direction.
but with n big heart. "A dcterminei
WILL. and the rare faculty of discern
ing right from wrong and not only do
ing right himself. but making others
do likewise. And as moulded and di-
rected by Mrs. Rice. the story of his
postwar experiences is most alluring.
Chance threw Quin in the pathway
of Eleanor Bartlett. of high social posi-
ton and prospects of wealth. and he
at once fell in love with her. The
environments OF this episode are very
interesting. There is old grandmother
Bartlett, imperiously self-wllled and
inconsiderate. Quin tames her and
directs her in the way she should go,
incidentally making things much
pleasanter for members of her auto
craticaily- family. And the Mar
tels-Quin's army chum. Cassius. his
sister. Rose. and old Papa Martel,
obsessed by the, passionate appeal of
the drama--are very interesting
characters. and there is Captain
Harold Phipps. Stacker and A vil-
lain. who captivates Eleanor's fancy
and nearly wrecks her happiness. But
Quin saved her.
The striking events of the story are
told in very effective manner.
Eleanor believes she is fitted for a
successful career as an actress. and
breaks with her family &c work her
way TO the stage, but in the initial
experiment a few stern facts break
her obsession, and she returns 60
home-and to ouin. For Quin has
been moving all the time, improving
his mind and fitting himself for maxi
ing his way in the business world
ever inspired by his love for Eleanor
He determines TO gain her affections
and her hand. and succeeds. Nor viii
readers be at all surprised at his sue
cess. for they will well understand
the practical conclusion of old grand
mother Bartlett, in explaining why
she acuuiesced in the marriage:
When a man like Quinby Graham
makes up his mind to marry a GER
tain girl. the devil himself can't stop
him."
A fine story is clean "Quin,' inter
esting from the start, inspiring. pleas
ing and refreshing.
Received of the publishers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

sThe Bolsheyists.- A Comedy Drama.
BY w. a Rubin, author of The
Teller in Europe. etc. Boston,
Mass: The cornhill Co, "a ark
street. Price, s1.50, at bookstore.
Labor and labor troubles are the is
sue of the day. and Mr.. Robins play
deals with this very present problem
in America. Without fear or favor
he shows modern American conditions
as they are. and he spares neither
labor nor capital in his drama.
The spectre of Bolshevisn turks be-
hind the plot. as it turks behind the
American labor unrest OF today In
addition to presenting the s.roblem as
il is. Mr.. Robin has message to de-
liver, and II is & most timely one.
To gair comprehension of existing
Conditions and the remedy for them,
adherents Of both labor and capital
should read Mr.. Rubin's play, deal
ing as it does, not with problems of
lcn- 7o~r7 -r,rf-~~- o- lcrr drad ho-ooe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

First NJ. p. Church, Seventh street
below Walnut. Rev. Fred @. Hollo-
way, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Subject. 1916, in. "A: 13-14; 745,
Vacation. Thoughts" Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
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Second.

Second NJ. p. Church. Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. Rev. B. f. Jes-
ter. pastor. Services tomorrow will be
as follows: Sunday school, $50:
preaching, 7.30, by the pastor. Prayer
] meeting Friday evening.
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Christian Science.

First Church OF Christ. Scientist
Park Place and Van Buren street. win
hold services tomorrow al III O'Clock.
Subject OF the lesson sermon, Mind p
Sunday school az IL. Testimonial
meeting. Wednesday evening at 3
o'clock. Christian Science reading
rooms, s03 Industrial Trust Building
Tenth and ShipIey streets.
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Try an Every Fveri-s wat Aev.
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"a Mans Game.- BY John Brent
New York City: The Century co.
S53 Fourth avenue. Price. 81 net.
"A Mans Game" is a mans book
strong. virile and fun OF action. But
women also will b,s deeply interested
in its reading. for women figure in
it's incidents and intrigues, although
the stirring and thrilling activities are
mainly the part of the men.
IL is a story of revolution i'm a
South American country Mescalia by
name-and the reader may not have
to tax his imagination strongly to
know what this pseudonym stands for.
But while stories of mythical revolu-
tons in mythical countries are not
uncommon, this one is markedly Gn-
common in character. for it impresses
the reader as the real thing 1t sets
forth. the details of the entire affair.
from the financial manipulations as
a starter. here ut home. the careful
arranging Of The details. the gather
ing of the effective agencies, their
mobilization. and the thrilling part
they play when the time for decisive
action arrives. Also, the fine work
done in the country that is to be
revolutionized. the stirring of ami
mosities in the personnel of the un-
popular and destructive government
that is to be overthrown, the sift-
ing of reliable agencies from those
that will be found hostile the perfec-
ton of plans for the really fine pur-
poses which support the movement,
and finally the selection OF the time
for setting all the revolutionary
agencies in summary and effective
operation. arc detailed with a realism
that imparts the impression OF read
inE the news of a real revolution in a
daily paper.
The announced name of the author
of "A Mans Game John Brent, is
nom de plume, but the publishers
state thai he is a man of the widest
international experience as an OBJ
server of political events. His usual
writings are of s. more sober sort. and
his plunge into fiction is self-in-
dulgence which he means TO keep to
himself. That he had a good time
over it, he cannot conceal, for the
tramping and clatter of cowboys and
caballeros. the secret meetings of
lovers in fountain-s splashed patios, the
poker games behind locked doors in
the bank, in which the stakes Were
more than the chips or that of which
they We're symbols, and the ffnesse
n..re than that of "poker-sense all
these things. the author has drawn
with unmistakable gnsto which is a
stimulating pleasure.
Readers viii be intrigued 20 guess
whether Acklom. the strange human
spider who sits at the center of this
beautifully made web, even remotely
represents real character. He ii is
who is the angel" the. brains and the
capital of this enterprise TO put rail-
roads and concessions within the
power of Americans by upsetting the
government the Mescalians were ig-
norant enough 10 think they preferred.
Have we here retrospect or prophecy
Or only good story2 Is there mean
ing behind this or that incident of
novel of adventure sufficiently anus
ing without Interior motive7 These
queries will haunt the mind of the
reader of this lively modern story.
Received of the DlIbliShere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

Call 23e0-s1,reaehas every ad taker.
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spirItusIIsts.

F'raterual Spiritualists Church. Eden
Hall. Services tomorrow evening at
7.S0 o'clock by Mrs. Moore. Messages
given by Mrs. Patterson.
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spirifuaIIsfs.

F'raternal Spiritualists Church. Eden
Hall. Services tomorrow 7.30 p. m
by Mrs. Moore; nessss sses by Mrs
KanreII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

but with the America Of today. and
the Boishevism Of today that ID even
now hammcring At the bulw0rks OF
the Western World.
Received of the publishers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

Union NJ. e. Church. Fifth and
Washington streets, Rev. II. w.
Ewing, -. D.. minister. Services to-
morrow will be as follows. Glass
meeting, a.3o: public worship. 1890,
sermon by Rev. Ellwoo6 Jones. Sun
day school. 12; Epworth League. 7.1b /.
evening Worship, sermon by Rev.
E,llwood Jones.
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Bible Students.

II. III. Heffron OF New York win adj
dress the O'Clock service of the Inter
national Bible Students Association in
Jr. O. y. A. M. hall. 907 Tatnall street.
tomorrow. His subject will be "rhe
Establishment Of Christ's Kingdom
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st. Paul's NJ. r. Church. Tenth and
jackson streets. Rev. Raymond W.
Cooke. associate pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by
Mr.. Cooke. subject. 1890. Convicted: !"
T.s0. a Storm at Sea Sunday
school. and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
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sIlverbrook.

silverbrook NJ. L. Church, Lam
caster and woodlawn avenues, Rev.
X. X. Stephenson. minister. Services
tomorrow Will be as follows: 1890,
preaching by Rev. T. y. Ely. IL. sun
day school, 7, indoor service, sermon
by Rev. Herman Mckay of Grace
Church.
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Asbury NJ. r. Church. Third and
Walnut streets. Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor. Services tomorrow
Will be as follows 9. prayer meeting
1880. sermon by Rev Morris Eizey !.
~. Sunday school: Gas. Epworth
League: 7.45. SERMON by Rev. W. G.
spvmoiIre
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Harrison Street.

Harrison Street NJ. r. Church. Sew
enth and Harrison streets. Rev. W.
II. Iiabbaft. pastor Services tomor-
row viii be as fellows: 10 30, sermon
by Rev. =. r. Jester: 1915. Sunday
school; T.3o. Miss Alice l. Roop viii
speak on the topic. And the streets
Of the city shall be full of boys and
girls playing in the streets thereof.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-06
Movement to Market
Causes Wheat to slump

CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-A P)-
Wheat tumbled stiu lower in price
Yesterday influenced more or less by
assertions that the present movement
to market is limited only by the supply
of railroad cars available. The close
was heavy, Ia to 3 lac net lower.
with September $1.1S IA to $1.1S 1-2
and December S1.2l "a to S1.22.
Corn lost is to l-2c and oats. 81
TO l 1-Sc Provisions finished un-
changed to SIC lower
With country offerings in the south
west somewhat larger and with Cos
sip current that spring wheat grow
ers would sell freely direct from
threshers, the wheat market faced
predictions that the visible supply to-
tai Monday would show 5000, 600 to
100000 bushels increase. Under
such circumstances a leading elevator
interest here was a persistent seller
Throughout the day and there was also
much selling pressure from the south
west. On the downward slide of pri-
ces export demand broadened ont.
but otherwise the market seemed to
be without any adequate support and
rallies failed TO hold.
Corn and oats declined with wheat
and September delivery of corn touch
ed the lowest August price since 1907
September oats was only a fraction
above the lowest level yet this sea
son.
Sharp downturns in the value Of
hogs weakened provisions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-06
BY JUNIUS

Ernest Crockatt says that every
time he becomes reconcIled to lit
erary career. circus comes to town
and reviyes his boyhood ambition to
be steam calliope virtuoso.
La De Da! La De pa.
(Lamped on blllboardJ
THE TRIUMPH OF VIRTUE
The most astounding sensation since
Three Weeks" and "Sappho."
In some semi-ciyilized countries
married men are required to wear
wedding rings. How appropriate 1t
would be if profiteers We're required
to wear EN- in their noses.
Tho G, B.'s Lament.
Lord, when die, and soon I must.
pray the Desert may claim my dust
O'erhead the coyotes loud lament.
The wild winds there my requiem
chant.
Where I've lived there let me die,
And find that rest FOR which we sigh
PIUTE.
Pasture Pool.
\ nIIn he would a gofng so
I'd golfed with all his might,
lie. golfed from morning till noon
Md taen he golfed into tic night
ftc golfed his friends In evening
Gratis
nd golfed his wife to tears,
He gcifed the entire office force
II fact he's golfine thro' his years
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-06
Western buying proceeds slowly at

Western buying proceeds slowly at
unchanged rates.
The goods market is in a healthy
frame of mind, the openings of light
weights thus far having met with a
very satisfactory response, Prices in
the primary markets remain fairly
steady, with good clcaranccs reported.
Eastern No. ! staple, 7S0
soc; eastern clothing, sea 65c; valley
No. /, 6507Oc
Territory-Fine staple, choice, sec
S5c; half-blood combing GS@72 S-Sc;
blood combing. 4S@54e; quarter blood
combing. 3S0 40c; fine and fine me-
dium clothing, 6O0 6Sc; fine and fine
medium French combing, 65m70c.
Mohair-Best combing, ~ q soc;
best carding. ga 25c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-06
Profit Taking Causes
sunni ON Exchange.


NkW YORK, Aug. 6.-Further
profit-takmg coupled with renewed
! selling for the short account and
Weakness of various specialties caused
general scaling down of prices on
tne stock exchange.
There was no semh;ance of the
strength which characterized dealings
early IN the week. Although the vol-
ume Of offerings was not large and
movements in most cases were limited
.tc moderate proportions. the recession
continued without Interruption to the
close Total sales were 400 900 shares
Protit-taking was active among the
railroad stocks which were most
prominent on the recent rise. Oils,
s,e~iS, equipments ANA coppcrs were
al under pressure. and there was SELL
ini' of motors ana tires. Among the
speeiaites United Drug was again
under attack and sold down to a net
low point for the Year at 52S-4.
Toe sugar group made little re-
sponse to continued firmness IN the
market for refined sugar, although
these shares were comparatively
: cady. Passing Of the quarterly divi-
dend of l-2 per cent by Manati SUI
gar had been forecast. The stock re-
Gently has been under steady pressure.
which forced it down to 81, as COM
rarrd with the years high OF SO 10.
Cali money continued ON its higher
basis, renewing and ruling at 6 per
cent; higher money rates are attribut-
I -e.l. H.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-06
Hogs Lower With
Cattle, sheep. Higher

OMAHA, Aug. 6.-CUnited States
bureau of markets Hogs
200, Market 25c to soc lower; close at
low point: bulk better grades S9.506
1925; top. St0.75; packing grades,
$500 800.
Receipts. $500: beef steers
steady handyweight, $500; western
steers strong: fat she stock slow, 25c
lower Gamers, cutters, bulls and cal
YES steady: stockers and feeders firm.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; killing
grades strong to 25c higher; bulk
western lambs. $10Q 1925; top lambs,
$l0.4O; range yearings, s6.75; weth-
ers Sc; ewes $3.50; feeders steady;
early top. feeding lambs, S7.S5.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-06

I'm this play, remarks Otis Skin
ner. just back from Spain and speak
ing OF Blood ana Sand" | shall ap-
pear ior the first time in the charac-
Ter Of celebrated Spanish bull fight
cr--a torero as they call him over
there. have studied him at close
range and, believe me, he is an inter
estins fellow. No. ! would never be-
come IN aficionado."
Vow. isn't that consoling.