davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-04-26

bv Sir VIM. Dawson, in the House of
Commons today. Mr. Henry added
that he hoped to place this evidence
before the House in a few days.
London, April 22nd. Captain Guest4,
Air Secretary, told the House of Com
mons yesterday that if no schemes for
disposal by the Air Ministry of Great
Britain's surplus airships we're advised,
it might be necessary to DESTROY them
in order to save the cost of mainten.
ance and perso mel.
Havana, April 22nd. ]. Il. Capahlan-
ca, the Cuban expert, early this morning
won the 14th game in the international
chess ms tch with DR.. Emanuel Lasker,
the German master. Lasker resigned
after Ca%pablanca had made his 56th
move The time Of play was Lasker
three hours thirty minutes, ~Capablanca
three hours forty minutes. This win
gives CapabIanca 4 games of the ID
games that have been played The re-
naming ten games W re drawn.
london, April 22nd. Strong protest
against French occupation of. the coal
fields in the Ruhr district of Germany is
contained in a manifesto issued by the
Parliamentary committee of the Trades
UnioI Congress and the executive of the
LaboIr Party tonight, the whole ques.
ton Of German obligations, it says,
ought TO be settled by neural arbitrator
Or an IMPERIAL court, and not by the
creditors themSal yes.
London, April 22nd. Danger Of a tie
up in the Transatlantic shipping Ser
vice, which has been threatened by the
an .ouncement of the owners of a thirty
per cent reduction in the wages of the
seamen and stewards, has been de
cIared by tn provisional acceptance to-
day on the part ut representatives of the
seamen Of reductions OF Is per cent
effective May 5th.
Aberdeen, April 22nd.-rhe Scottish
Trades Union Congress today by a mar
row margin voted to affiliate with the
third 1nternationals.
Berlin, April 22nd. The total holdings
of the Imperial Bank of Germany, ac-
c0rding to a statement of the bank as of
April 18th vas 1,091, 598. 600 marks, as
compared with holdings of 1,091, 602, 900
marks announced in the statement of
April 7th.
New York, April 22nd. Gold valued
at 81, 500, 900 to 5000, 900 arrived here
today on tae steamer knight from Port
Said. This shipment, one of the largest
ever received from the Orient, was con-
signe to several local bankers.
Brussels, April 22nd.- Mjasper, the
Foreign Minister, speaking at an election
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

i he buildings, at Jackson
Heights, are SO designed that
every room is an outside|
room, with a view over al
wide parked street or a large
garden-court-1OO feet wide
and 500 feet long. Thus, each
apartment is not only flooded
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

daylight sunshine and
the
paors and
of
Suburbs
thedu
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Boy Scout News


A large number 90 Nexiran boys ar
tended the meeting of Troop g at head
Iunrlrr8 lnHf night otto Flores and
Luis MorFurff1 ln charge Activities
70 900 evening Included wrestling. box
uG nnd inrFri piucficn The Nerican
runp IL growing rapidly under the
iondurship 40 the two lrfinn srnut o.
mastera and bias fair 10 81 no largest
troop Of the local council. Tine attend
tncr nf the troop meetings indicates
icep interest on the part ~ tho MeEi-
can boys
a number ~ boys have signed Cor
lho bicycle races 90 be- held soon. other
scouts wishing to participate should
give their Names 10 Richard Hnroid az
The high school
Troop %. gcotmnstor q H. Haes in
hnrfr met nt the Knights % colum-
bus hall last night
Several ~ enc sea scouts have be-
gun work on tests Tor Advancement in
rank
fmtufn of me lrn nicotine "
7ruuu 20 Luther Sanders ar0ututstsf.
faH the uhlllty of Scout Nathan Cock
nfi in assuming charge uf the meeting
nd conducting ~ successfully In Che
hHHuro ~ Mr Sanders. Scout Cock
BE evidenced hiH c1panilfY in line
lfh one ~ the principal teachings uf
cDutcrafi .iendcrahlp.
Organization ~ me hirG school
room viii NOT hc attempted uufll after
hr mld-frfu examinations which are
ginu held this week.. %. o. Smith "A
fUnllsr 1f tho hirh school faculty and
acentY appointed drum major nf che
i0y Scout band. VIII have charge ~
hO now troop.
scouts who uro lovers ~ books VIII
Ird nos interesting boys volumes pn
file nf headquarters
Boys who expect Co appear before
tho next meeting of fhr court of honor
for merit badger must put M their au'
pllcnf luun gao once. scouts who wish fu
tuko SECOND uT first class tn8ta also
viii appear before tho court which u
composed 81 Brandon TrusHgn David
Peel R y. Colby. Rev Ardrn Walker
and RoS CiiN.
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SUGAR.
NJ me As.a-IaIsA I.resa

NhW YORK. Iuu. 1.-THE local
merhof Tor rnv sugar Wua firmrr inr
spot and nearby although shipment
ruEnrH were unchanged There were
falrs ~ 5000 narH 90 Cuhaa go port and
40 300 bags nfioat az 4e-i6, cost ana
freight equal 10 5.bs for centrifugal.
Business iu refined continues ~ fair
proportions and prices are unchanged
at flt Gao 200 for fine Franulpted, SUI
sur Futures wore easier earlier. WITH
January 20 ono time ten points lower
under liquidation. hui tho sieadineHs
ln rawH brought about . recovery ana
closing uIicnH we're unchanged to HA
ininia not higher on covering and buy
lne hy trade end Cuban interests.
Closing bids. January. il0 March
A9l. May. asa July 500.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12
DIR. CourSGlt Will
Talk TO KiwanianS

Dr. J. n. Coursault. dean on educn +
tiuu uf the University of Missouri WIZ
De- tho speaker 90 the dnN at Use
luncheon OF fhr members 30 tho XII
wants club "a the Nucces hotel tndny
NE has booa iu thc rity tor tho laW
few DAYS amt nspeots 90 remain here
tur several muutha.
Miss Iuia Hln VIII furnish musical
entertainment with Ia piano solo and
other nrtal semfuts arc hping cumuici
cd far tha program which is cNpecied
is ho one of Inc most Interesting ~ the
.riuh'H schedule fUr iHlt.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12
Land Deal Near
City Has Points
For Investors

Many naeifiea have boon received
CONE frluN the land dnal hel4N pfut
NOTED 90 the knetofyf luluH lHuHa.
five miles auulh ~ ihe els iu The uu-
hemlnn colony Indicating that while
present times nfN termed hHrd' and
monny eight thp utnile uft lna|anr
fui WFfNfWfut uH q Fuuut haHi1
Tho now organization. tnuNn uH
'Tho Home land syndicate" De- being
formed ht ffr people lf cuFpnH rhflHa
10 and ticiuits ~. "a. iluddInHun in
Ha lea WHhHref rht tract ~ land cone
eiHiH ~ .if aatls fWn-ihlfda NJ which
iH in hiHi state 90 rllfiFHtiuu. viii
twenty Htptnhit seff ~ fnrm build
lunH. lfnulnr organization ~ ihc new
HyHficnfo thH 1wnfrs howe placed inc
land. uHdrr b. eitiYs dnF option. in tine
hauNH ~ hnldiHE committee cumpus.
sd nI Nuy MIlnf JuHuph iiiraUn. fhuH
40. ward Edwin q ilafp end Richard
King. tr ~ "a forecast that OF the end
81 two years The entire tact viii have
been Nmrfutmi Hnd divided into iittt
uf moro s.phrntt farms ~ ls declared
hlffhsf fiAf hi fue and * That nm0
fhc land VIII have Increased in value
DO n nfpf eAf.uf THIS value ~ the
8 nHa unf Income H predicted aa $500
no0 total liabilities fsft 00N and net
rc rnfces nr profits f22a0uN.
AZ meeting W o. few Interested cite
D. NH NNNNNiHfN IflNN ~ ~ NAHttH 2
iun vuH FurrsHf0d Win "a capital
ttnff 90 $4,000 divided into 1900
shares af 500 pur value per share, to
hn aiharflfDd lN thN citizens NJ Core
pua chffi nuf 0fhrr7 Of fhiH nw1unt
$40. 00n WIN hs used ns the cash pay
mont on tho deal ana fs.0uu win reInain
iu fht treasury when The nrEnnIEaiiun
Va perfected
Whom ar necessary stock has hror
fuhacfIhed "a mecfinn NJ nii Hula0fih-
rrH nlii ho railrf hv thn holding onm-
Hiittrr md ihr Organization c0mpiei
.H D. ~ 4uFnnHfcl that ihr ffuDhhuid 81
VI should have fhr privilege ~ taking
Iu option Or nnY ifse' ~ lud owned
ISL tho syndicate and the option be re-.
corded on the company hooks.
rrIhhira Market win srli roast meat
every Friday, at 20 cents pound Buy
tridlY Cor fafurdav Pork il to 23
nGufn Ia ruunl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12
NOSE cLoeGED FROM
A CULD OR CATARRH
Amply Cream In Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

All What relief Your clugEcd nos
tfns open right up, the MR. passengers oi
your head nre clear ana son can ois ,,,..s
freely SO more hawkins Hnuffling,
mucous discharge headache, dryneas
no atguggling for breath at night, your
cold ot catafrh is gone
Innt siny stuffed up' Get small
hottie of Elys Cream Balm from your
dtDgslat row Apply little of thia
fragrant antisepuc cream in your nos
trln iot BE- penetrate through every
alr passnup nf thr hfnd Foothe and
heal the swollen. iniiHmed mucous
membrane. riving sou instant relief.
Eiv's cream hahn is lust what every
cold and oatnrrh sufferer has been
aeeking. IT'S just splendid
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FUNERAL or MRo. gALeas.

Announcement haas been mad fhAf
Dos funUpil of Mrs. =. 49, nhirre whose
felfh occurred in san Antonio sntuf-
dny r|rbf WIN ho held horo Thursday
mufHiHe nt 1880 a'rioeH af ine rlrit
Methodist church. services ta De onn-
Quoted hy Ruy Thomas Gregory Tho
body VIII arrive from SIAN Antonio
"Wednesday night Az $3.50 O'CLOCK ac-
companiod hy the members of the fam
ily.
Mrs Ehl,ra formerly was resident
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coFrEE

IT" mo TTTTT- TTTT"T TT|""
SEW iouK Jan. 1.-THE market
Cor coffee futures showed rvn~w HN
frmncHH fndHF. owing 100 reports uf q
better demand ard "a better tome in
BRASIL Tho market opened ai un noe
vince ~ a. "a points and active
months Hold go go 3S pulntu net higher
spot coffee was reported in good de-
mnnd with Riu o. quoted ut ca 90 7
and santos Al Ht als t0 no.
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lNu:ntNews


HV rhr Asaocistsd lrfs.
NEW YORK Jan. ID 60 CotinnHeed oil
niiulrf nff i0 fn o. points un the poor
tNOW lnH ln cotton. hut subsequently
HrHdirH uu 1n ruum covering ANA scat
tered BUYING un fho advance iu lard
january 0iIHDd p points lower and later
unths fu uOinfr nee higher Hnlcs
it coo inffols Tenders i4N0. Prime
rfrHr ff 20 fnirHt primo summer Vel
BOW HUuf fh.Iam9.nN. March. fN.V2
NaY tnIG luis $500.
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Estahlishee l3f2--New Orleans, Ia.
Cotton Stocks. Grain, provistons. Coz.
ton Seed Oh, Sugar and Coffee.
special attention given 10 the sx-
oepupn of orders on the shove ex-
changes
'aanners Of Liverpool Cotton Aasoesa~
zion
Ieinhrfs ~ the Ncw Orleans Co@na
Chieago Board OF Trade Assnciats
ENehahfe, Sew Orleans Future ilrok~
sfs Association. New York CbttoE
s,rr,'ncr fxchanre, New York cptson
Exchange Nsw York Coffee ExchhnxA
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LIVESTOCK.


nV The Associated Press
FOtT WORTH. Texas. Jan. liz
Cattle Recelpta l0a0 Market steady.
Uoaves ff.E0ft .nOi HtoCkors. fi.buu
s0. COWS. ta.0on 100. canners, t2oNn
Ga. heifers fAOnu 500 bulls. s3.pom
500. caleoH. t8.50uao0, yoarlingh
tfb0nT.1t.
Hogs-Rccolpia $50. Market l5 Co
abc lower flFht fS.fbWNn0, heavy,
s. .b0mKIbi medium. $500 $50 mixed,
ft.5oW7.7h.
sheen. Receipts 1900. Market aieadN
Ian,hs. $4,000 1000 NonriinHH, fl.upm
900. Wathcrs. S6.NDu 400. owes fa.op u
0O. culia. sioOW300, Eoa;s, Sioon
800.
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COTTON GOODS.

ry Tho Associated Press
NEW YORK. jam. il.--Cuitpn goods
we're moro active in the gray convert.
iuie ANA finished sspus lines to-day,
Cotton yarns moved higher. sll1s sold
at nrlc0s closer Co replacement cost.
Royialons iu wool gnoif were ekproicd
a. he drastic spA lead to more active
huFtlpuF
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rico no sales. receipts. 1880 sacks.
miiicrt receipts 1850. Clean rlen
tuudV sNiUa niup Rose. $500 uurR-
ta ltsHA
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INCOME rNNEs

t.gi me mnke your iuc0nr fepnf "
rsN save you rinnov Reasonable
charge. I'm.
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Foreign Buying
Advances Wheat


tiiltANp Jan. ~ rdftirf huvlna
iufrihNf With Indications 81 hfltef co..
mrHilr milling demand hfouFhi about
nn aheaiiec today ln the price OF wheat
Match delivery tuufhpd also % bushti
ne iuNmosf ppini since NuY u.s. The
rlHsr wac unsettled Ht - 90 J i4c net
enin. With March tilA t0 ff.1ta aud
Nav tisNA 90 flfn. Corn uniahod
nnthnnHtt fu He hlahef oHtH T. fe 49,
uif nnd provisions ahoNiuA Au uulurn
ut l2 in lnU
uhirf attention BOZ ths wheat trade
rrntrffH Hn ihe f4ri fhHf huiesH here
were removed uN hrffnNn 900 600 and
SEQ NnN bushels sold fuf export nhm
III fuf shipment hF way ~ lnf Gulf
~ Mekiru. Mnch notice Ainn Wua itirn
of aiFnuH ~ Improvement Boz ile flour
trade iuiia ruutNHdtd fhut ihn uifpd
States HlrtndN hHl exported fui much
wheat and thnf feHfrTea go laHt uuiii
neat harvest were uurnmfnfahiY amnll
ON the udNuufU however profit taking
ly LONGS asa d Enud deal iu force % rr.
Hctinn and w. Too. did nn Increase 81
country nffUriunH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12
SPOT COTTON.

Orrninr Hnnts. more huHiuoHHi pricrH
aeiadt. Hri.a 5000. receipts. 10000
American. $4,000. Huod middung. l2.ih.
Middilng i07s firm.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12

nprf norUt quiet D. uin nui'h 1.VVW
A,,.riean g.fd0 qulot Iununvy NO. sei
March loss MAY. 1891 July. 1928
Oetoher. 1919 rest mono CLOSE inrr}
steady. January. l0.bi February iopl
March 1866 May io.di December.
lu.ih.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12
Cotton Market
Has Nervous Tone

~ The AHanclated Press
NisW YORK. lam 1.-THE cotton
uathft was nertoun and unnrtile0 toe
day irndoHt, o. take profits un
long eunlfacia alder Is fesovofV 1T about
3 crnts per pnHua from recent iuW rrut
ufda WAS Increased ns reports lhht "a
NunA deal VI COTTON was coming here
Tot delivery nn January ana less fnNur.
nnir trade ndNirea ifUm liverpool
Trade bus hHt nHH reported un lgrIlnrH
and there were frequent rallies. The
general market flused easy af uri
aeciino uf Al Ga ts points Iauunft
was relatively ursf st The CLOSE prob
ably frflrciiuN fhr effect ~ NOT lrrH
representing about ghuU iiairs nnh res
ports that there would hu fully 10000
bales uf certified gaitun in ihe sthtk
here ht ihv rnh ui the month
AS soon aa January showed ainna nf
casing under scattered liquidation. thu
general market lulnrd weaheF Re-.
points ihHi rtlthtH returns indicated
domestic mill consumption fur nrHrm
ner uf only BOZ 600 bales. Ca tho lowest
COS RECORD maN have hteu "a flHtuf un
the iafe decline one uf ihe iltpfuuni
rahleH complained az poor hafinrrf in
tinurhfatsr anA Liverpool bought near
hri Huih iafe months in tht lneHi fnnf
ftf Fsuuffa fudny Fqt making p
abaeii Ho mr tnia neaeon.
NEW oRLUAHs COTTON
it fhf Associated Trees
NsN ORLEANS JAN. III ltcacr
tIUHH from thr Iona advance came upon
ihr cotton WnfkDi today the urcnlnE
nHinf lower and prices depressed
throughout ihV session. although her"
,NNrr several periods ~ partial tocnt 4.
eff. Us most iradeii Tie decline was
regarded nH lerirM nud natural fol-
towing thr recent aEFIcH4lft hufinEl
1nd many ir,dcfH VINO have urtn sup
IUfiinN ihe unth"i Htoud by ono Ne
lowed % in take itF own roufa" Low .
uet lrfrif were reached nftfr nNd ven
inn when ih' trailing Wuuih1 were or
lfiHFrH az 40 tp % points
lnfv lu tnn unN fuWuf1 fhnt re-
iuriuu in Tho fttrrll rrHffFe fvdi4-
count rates WnN pIuhhhln in ihg near
fufnf" CAUSED almost complete re-
oHfHff. nr.ifu months coming lnck 90
whhin Two fp gen i'nlnin ~ Ne't'ruaN p
HinrH hW htr lfiff heavy H-ihne
Wna rHHumrn tud tho rinse showed not
lofHrH ~ RI fo 10 pnlnih
.-..
~ AND u bttH Lbl ltN
Special iu Ih' tnilgf
NfW 'i. ii,'AN H iAn ~
IuIuIN nN fNfnI"H 'ninlHfrd in hlNi.
WnH f0n rrnHi in h1lh' advantage ~
WHICH WNH 'HfNN 90 f'NiifN on sous
contracts. lNi ihrfN lfnNhl,lN roman.
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Spots steady 80 points Gown Wiu
dilnr. 400; anlea ait.
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snots quiet ana pnahnnH'ds MO
ding 1900 sales nonr.
Total ports 2sgga yr aaa2o.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-12
KAMaAa AZ 80 anAlN.

Quotations Furnished daiit he Taylor
Grain HNd ti.tstDi cnnrHNtl
Corn.
no q white. 03a ngIci So p Nhito.
$50 01r Nn z whiio. tpmGic 80 q
mixed csc $50. mixed Giles 80. 4
MIXED 600 G0itr so 3 yellow. gfM6fct
No. yellow. e2Mc No 4 yellow fn
see.
Data
NO white. ffu isc. $50. white.
tt stlC. $50. rCd. isi. Uidi4c. So
mlNUd fhC
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rrihhin'a Market win sru roast meat
every Friday. at 20 cents pound nuy
tfidHY Cor saturday Pork ii to 23
cents "a Mound
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SUNSET WOOD YARD
,bonc tisa. sol Staples 49,
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January Cshr May 1t61fiac July,
15N uItftc.
Oats.
Mas $3.50 july i7Nc.
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snofn atradV. unchanged midnllN
t4.sb. saios 1ll opening aud clio
slcAdy.
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spots Quiet. rs points down miH-
dllrr. 1885, opening steady CLOSE
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-16
LEAGUE IS IN NO
Way EMBARRASSED
Harding'S Disarmament Meeting
Has No Effect i

Paris, July 16 (By Associated
Press) The temporary mixed COM
mission for the reduction of arrna-
menta appointed by tho league of ma
lions, declared today conference on
this question to be called by President
Harding would not conflict in any
way with the leagues disarmament
move. Instead of adjourning its ses-
sion immediately after converting al
had been suggested, the commission
therefore will continue it's sessions, ex-
pectlng its work to be useful in a
preparatory way for the Washington
deliberations i
Reno Viviani, Frances representa-
tive and chairman of the committee
in opening the meeting declared that
the Washington conference, instead
of conflicting with the. commissions
study of disarmament, fitted in with
such study. M Viviani devoted con-
siderable time to discussing President
Harding's plan. He argued that the
leagues disarmament work could only
aid in accomplishing the objects
sought by the Washington meeting.
The chairman's attitud was ap-
proved by II. A. L. Fisher, Great Brit
aims representative who said that the
leagues commission should continue
it's labors. The other delegates, in
Guiding Mr. Rivas Vicuna of Chile,
and Senator Carlo Schanzer of Italy,
concurred in their opinions.
The view expressed by delegates in
their remarks was that, while the
United States was declining contact
with the league of nations the forth
coming conference in Washington
would find itself obliged to consider
such conclusions as the leagues COM
mission might prepare. 1t was also
suggested that some of the delegates
to the Washington conference would
direct the attention of that conference
to the results of the leagues disarma-
ment commissions investigation.
During the discussions which en-
sued of the treaty signed at st. Ger
main for the suppression of the traf-
1 fic in arms some Of the delegates
pointed out that the United States was
virtually the only country which was
not =, party to that treaty, and the
feeling was expressed that the Amer
lean government could not help taking
cognizance of that fact when consid-
ering the disarmament question.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-16

from the general public. In ordinary
times July is considered one of the
most important investment months,
but it has been a disappointment this
year. This, no doubt, is largely due
in the first place to lack of funds ard
in the second to uncertain market
conditions. which always have the
effect of making would-be investors
sit on the fence. It has been demon
strated on numerous occasions when
the bear account became too extend
ed that drive against the shorts
succeeded in bringing about rallies,
and this is something that can be
counted upon from time to time.
More than this, however, can hardly
be looked for until business condi-
tons undergo change for the
better.
HENRY
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-16
in cia


Wall Street.-Dealings on the stock ex-
change today were at the lowest volume
fthe year, even for weekend ses-
sion. The tone was irregular through
out, oils, equipments and steels showing
further heaviness. Reactions in those
Atlantic Gulf, common and pfd., Stand
ard Oil Of New Jersey and some rail-
way coalers showing occasional pres
sure. Short covering relieved the ten
sion in part later The closing was
steady. Sales Appropriated 100000
shares.
New York Stock Exchange quota
lions furnished by Putnam & Co.,
members of the New York Stock Ex-
change
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-16
PERSONAL.

T. DR.. Clifford Vivian is spending the
week lend at Pine Orchard.
George E. Beldon, bagga gemaster at
the New, Haven, station. will spend
Sunday at his boyhood home in
Burlington.
Michael j. Edwarda= OF Cleveland,
o.. who has been here attending the
funeral OF his mother, will return
home tomorrow
Thomas R. Morton of Stanley street
will spend the weekend at Worcester,
Mass
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-16
City Advertisement

The City OF New Britain will re-
! csive bids ON one or all OF six lots or,
5Talcott street. Bids must be in at
+12 O'Clock. noon, OF July 20. at the
office of Mayor o. F. Curtis. Maps
. Of the lots may be seen at the Office
Of the mayor or the board of public
works at City Hall. The lots have
water and sewer connection and side
walks.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-16
ST Marks CHURCH

Eighth Sunday after Trinity: 1880
a. m. Holy Communion. Corporate
comm union of Daughters of the
King. 1000 a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon by the rector. 7:45 p. m. Eve
ming service and bible study.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-16
For Good Work and Reasonable Price Stop nj
HULTCUIST BROTHERS
Inor Copapa1 Renairin0

Radiators Repaired ana New Cores In
stalled Dents and Jams Removed from
Auto Bodies and Tenders. Lamps. Tanks.
Hoods and Mufflers Repaired. We have a
special price on Ford Radiators
TO- Arch st. Tel. 1868. New Britain. Ct.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-12
REAL BARGAIN

Hudson TOurinE LffnOuHlne Ike new
Westinghouse Air Shock Absorbers,
Disc steel Wheels. 5 Cord Tires, Bump
Costs new $4,000. price $4,000: z. y. Bun
neil. Auto Sales Co. Hammond. 1928
FOR sAEE-1h ton Republic Truck.
completely overhauied. LIST class run
ming order; Grimmer's Garage and Sales
Highland. Ind. phone 1. S-f2-2
FOR SAIE-Saxon Roadster. in good
running condition; 2 extra tires in
quire 149 Clinton street. Ham. 3-f2-1
FOR SALE-Oakland, phone Hammond
13O3-W. 3-i2-t
FOR SATE-Dodge Touring Car. Al
mechanical condition, S500.C0. phone
2599, 169 Cameron street. Hammond.
S-I2-1-