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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-14
Iowa Club
Holds Meeting

A meeting Of the Iowa club was
held last night in w. c. T. U. hall.
Plans We're made for the club to
meet on the second Tuesday of
each month at the homes of mem
bers. A social time was enjoyed
Members will meet In October at
the home Of Mrs. I. L. McAdams.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-14
Spend Vacation

Spend Vacation
At Newport Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Duns-
ford left on Monday for Newport
where they are spending a short
vacation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-14
Mrs. Beatty is
Honored at Farewell

An affair In the nature of
farewell was given Sunday eve-
ming for Mrs. Vita Mallory Beat
ty. of 1040 North Church street.
About seventy five Of her friends
were present to bid her goodbye
before her departure for the east,
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Beatty has been principal OF
Livingston school for two years
and is recognized as a successful
teacher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
WOMAN MAYORS RACE
JOKE TILL POLLS CLOSED

ST LOUIS. May 2i.-Thc Mayor OF
st. James Mo, In a pale gray satin
gown. with hat, nose ana pumps D.
match. pink checks and dark eyes,
told tho 81 Louis League OF Women
Voters today how she came 10 he
elected.
Mrs. James ousley, the first woman
Mayor IN Missouri, said that officers
were hen; on taking the small and
mischicvous son OF her domestic ON
ployc TO reform school. TO avoid
catastrophe in domestic routine, Mrs.
Ouslcy caugh, a train that intercept
cd the officers With the small
prisoner,
What is This" she said she cX-
CLAIM TO the officer. You take little
boys TO the rcformatory without even
trial in court Why, YOU wouldn't
treat the worst criminal like that"
From that day she said She re-
solved ito get on the !nSid and see
how those things were done" SO She
announced for Mayor.
III was joke" she added, until
about o'clock election night"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
FIND GERMAN PATENTS
HAVE TO DO WITH MILITARY

WASHINGTON. May u. -Invcs,jra.
f0n "f patents md applications .o-
patents recently filed in this country
y German citizens and assigned 10
tr"deriCk krupp German munitions
'ntf'r. reveals ''he rather striking
circumstances that Of 22S such PATENTS
aud Applications so far investicn,ni
the ina3ority have 70 do with mill
cry tprliancos, tn" War department
has announced
The Investigation disclosed" s,id
:. staten. Mt authorized bv Secretary
Weeks. rather striking circumstances,
IN Ni"w o.: the conditions which Ger
many is supposed TO ohserv. as 10 dt.
armament and the manufactur. of
war materials under hcr treaty oblI-
cations -! tho OPS patents and ap-
pl'c"i'ons for patents assigned 10
krupps, twcnty-siN were found To rc-
late 20 Ur;lllrrN-trc control devices
eighteen TO elcctrlc-control apparatus.
mn" 20 iuS"s ana rroicctil"s. six 10
gas engines. seventeen 10 guns and
their appurtcnauccs. three 20 processes
for tho production Of meals. ten to
naval fire control devices three to
proJ"rtilcS and devices for handlinl.
same. fourteen to railroad artillery.
and the halanc" To varied uses. most
Of which might we'll relate 10 milf
.arv use"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
pennsylvania SYSTEM
PLANS HARMONY MOVE
" Guild settle Differences With
Workers Through Committee
IF Employees.

PHILADELPHIA. Mas PA pian
Whereby "A committee Of employees OF
;nc Pennsylvania Railroad would con
fer win the management wi;h the
Wow OF settling differences over
working conditions was announced
hero today by ". W A,terbury. vice
president Of the COMPANY
The plan provides for comrittce
TO represent the employees and that
representatives may hc either union
OF n"numion. These three essential
points must be worked ont, Alter
bury said
Tho ruhlio mus, nave chticut aud
economical service; the officers and
tho employees mast bc paid good
wages N return for good services
rendered, and We must earn a rc.-
Snnhhl" return on the capital IN
Vested
The plan Is the direct result OF Tho
acton OF the Federal Railroad Labor
BOARD IN ruling that national aEr..-
:ncnts viii hc abroGatcd July J. Nt-
iothury NaS, spokesman for tho rJi.-
road executives before the board 20,
Chicago IN advocating ahroEattou do.
national agreements.
The decision OF tho board makes
possible re-cstablishmcnt of harmony
between manaGemcu; and employees
~ direct negotiations which the man
;gym"nt always has desired. Alter
barry said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
100000 PROTESTANT
CHILDREN ARE NEGLECTED
ircHhyicri ms Find Multitude Who
Have y" Sort of sunday
School Aniliation.

90. iNoNA LAKE. iNi,. Siny 81
.%'c!Ts mi'l,. on Protestant bows and
attend sunday rchnni mr. Inc pr"b-
I'm confronting tho prosbytnri,r
H"and o. Education aud sabbath
;. pool work. according 10 Or Har-
''' Mon. 10 l.uSOG, secretary. IN mis-
Innga report 10 general assembly.
hf. H"hin"ru says ia part:
n"%T" G'n'. rnes iiS effort or
o'nItl 81 ga" church :" reach tho H.
'"..""u Protestant boys ana girls OF
.h"pl age not even in Sunday Schco!
m" SUNDAY school missionaries hay"
"a h"r'd nearly $1,000 boys and girls
ilt' n1Wl% orsanlHcd sunday schools
COMMUNITIES where tho-r ar, no
~ n.r '..!S l"pS privileges Tho need
>il. tremendous nrd Will ne ro;tI-
20 when 80 Ta" that there arc i'm
~. southern mountains. 1900. GOO
Joys ana Girls not in any sunday
hlh'". ana that ipur-atthS OF the NO
gro population OF tho south is not
enrolled in tho sunday school There
an" only tyricai figures.
tn" hoard has bc:uu the year to
rii5Gp =. nc .[ rroEram for tho pro,
training In tho family. l. IS IN. arst
t"nr+s national board To make re
!L!vnS education In the family "A ma
l"r t'ainr" ~ it's program
y ImoNt twice nS many daily va
;"non Bible schools will be rciort"h
i"r ~" summer of 1920 as were re-
p"r IN, Tor ihc SUMMER of 1919
r..t '"l'''i'' ~ comm .ttC"s car
ing on Weekend religions instruc-
ipn ma hc"n increased bv 200 nor
cent during TIC last year iGeforc ihn
".p'n'hs "i the present school year.
tnsre w"-c Il" week day church
r'h"uiS west al Northdcid. Mimi. or
south "f louisville. Ky Durl,,r ,hc
s'I' ~" movement entered tho south
ana West, schools having been start
sd IN thg following states which had
none before. Tcuucysno Nos. w
Elnla. Missouri Kansas. Colorado
,aiinrnia. Montana. Arkansas. North
baEotu and Iowa "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
FEARS RESUME ATTACK
|ON STOCKS IN NEW YORK
PROFESSIONALS Arc Encouraged by
Difference OF Action ON Chcsa-
pcalic and Ohio Dividend.
OHACCO SHARES PROMINENT
sidcrs Coptimic io Talk Optimis-
ticaily Relative To the Future Of
the Tobncco lndustry--l'niich
Retail Stores Strong.

NEW YORK. May Encouraged
y TIC Difference OF action on the
hcsacpako and ohio dividend tho
'n'essiOua! hears resumed their at
re on stocks Saturday aud sue
.'N.hS IN breaking prices ono 10
$50 points. Several now low prices
pr lniS year we're made IN the IN
--i5iHl AS well Is tho railroad de
1r'w.ut.
There vas a rrowing hcliof yes
'aty that the action Of tn" che sa-
hr" directors ia lettering action
10. not Warranted uy tho cOInpany's
Ion IHcr" Mas less pressure in
: ,han On friday but northern
ZONE continued 10 ne offered freely
is"gr cUcutS 70 shareholders.
Results In Drc!inr.
fhssiDg OF the dividend on hincri-
o. l.iusccd common induced lucrcas-
"ifSr'nss, q, the stock ana re
it',! 10 a decline 20 more ,han four
3n'a ana 20 . new low FOR this
'r EEccu, FOR short covering at
p. close the Issue lacked support
ltnlshput 'l" session.
..f'- American Touched ncw bot
'iH nh continued Fhlos FOR the nc.
tN't Il thos" spectators who nav"
pr ,he Lass week Been hemEcr!nE
-HI A.slrp Petroleum. Corn prod
c.a Vas also subj. ted 20 heavy
r'.slrc In The last half hour. Sales
- .Hlsd 'tsht u2 70 the c.osc. tho
convinced thht CrUc.hI. VIII nave
cat ita dividend professionals
: am SOLD the stock la substantial
n.hWe Republic Iron ana Steel was
ESQ hcaT% nut brokers report that
lr only support appearing from tlmc
: time In the INDEPENDENT stools ia
~ from ,he short interest I-aoHn
anna was neglected.
T"ha"c" shares stroni:.
me hliEht sppt m tho iist vas
1Ird lu tn" tobacco share, wnich
ere again prominent for rhoir firm
D" -" ISSUES which ended IN. day
20 net gain y good demand also
J ted Tor LuIted Hrtul stores. In
it'fs tnhtlru" - tap enthusiastically
e .A'lHe 80 IA" future II "a. tobacco
llIsirf and hr TACT that this groUp
Z stocks has advanced in ,ho face Of
~ f.tNt h'"F. ness ln iuHNSirltis
5nvF That they have IN. cuUYa.a uf
at-r CONVICTIONS 10 rUy TIA. shares.
pa" OF ~" large rymm.-si ON
~ es began advising tNc.r cgs'oGu-
~ 20 purchase tho seasoned dlyi-
ead'payug rails. believing that tho
prNt has b"cr seen, and that rhos"
scHr!iicS ShpulG begin 'llecGUutiuG
DE- improved earnings "hIyu ar. OK
"cicd % follow reductions IN wages
Thor wHs il''i, doing OF import.
ere waltuE for announcement, of
Ne terms u' The new French !Du ?.
h!ch w. "Nnr,fcd 10 ne offered To tn"
ublio M1uday
Lioer's houas were inclined 70 -ar
h"aapenk' and ohio c.nFer'inlc $
ere iHskcd an around ." oy Gcplsrs
no 0"t"Fc rH.s are cheap N!eNl-
IN bonds held steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
MORE FIRING REPORTED
IN w. Va. STRIKE ZONE

WILLIAMSON, W. VA MAY 2l.-A
'cl"pnon" message from Lick Crock
aust before noon. where ten, colony
ct stTikin. miners is located. inform
ed sheriff \. { r!nson tina, nring
vas In progress there. The message
contained no details. hut ten state
policemen. On route from Mcrrimac
10 Williamson are believed 10 have
had sufficient time 70 reach tho colony
and il is thought that they may have
been involved IN tho hattie
Whether armed forces viii no re-
Huired 10 max" martial law effective
in Minco County will likely be de-
cidod At conference to he hold this
afternoon between 6. T. Kenncy.
rr"sidcn, of district No l.. United
Mine Workers. and Adjutant- General
w II. Davis. representing tho state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
DECLARES ROADS MUST
CUT DOWN ON EXPENSES
Head Of y. Y. &. Says No Profit
Will Ever BE Made ut
Present Cost.
, IRy Associated press. ]

WASHINGTON, May 2l.--American
railroads must get their costs down"
and must mot be tied up so tight"
II tu"E arc 10 he placed on profit
able bass. President a H. Smith. OF
the NcW York Central testified today
hcicT" th- Senate Interstate Com
mcTcc Committee. which IL investi-
eating the characterization situation.
Labor costs fuel costs. tax costs
should be reduced he said while the
Interstate tornm"rc" Commission
In reply to question of Chair
Hlan cGmmins directed at his state
mrnt concerning the supervision OF
me Interstate. Commerce Comm !ssion,
Mr.. Smith said regulation had tend
cd 10 10 too far. we have 20 come
down here and have long hearings
before we can do anything, except
run the properties the way they are"
h. said
Rates have got 10 bc adjusted
he continued. "hecaGSc We have listed
MI OF these rates by percentages for
N" Inst three years or more. and
any on" Knows that IL you take -
per cont of - cents and 10 per cent
II 100 cents and jack them all up
tn" same. you are going To get the
building pretty VOL out of the bal
ancc and II - goinE to tip over
after Il while Therefore. We have
got 20 20 back and scicntifcally. or
property at any event. rcadjust these
rates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
PRODUCE MARKETS..

$EW YORK. M.y .irhc only bu.,,o.,
,,.,s,""ri'd IN the market for r6rec here
AZ, y.ns .i.f .; tgw sales OF JEiy
~ settlement at. IN IN" morning wh. 81
E'.t' "Ns .itl' buying on rcuor', %
III ,.'tr",. pTig.r = Santo- Tho mar
i.' iH.y ana 81 To- September. ana closed
-, a., .,fHhgg o: 10 /" poil'. Clos
~; g.l"p>,. I" pecc1uoer t7.: Jan
SPOT coffee. duii RIO q. 9 santos {.
- - 81. No fresh offers ware -rpo-,rd
% me cost and freight market Tho ori,
80. DIS HHgi"d The dollar buying ,.,.
..,lHgE"d ana Rio cNcLanre on london
gu .cwcr Tho RIO marie. was IN
~ t'ftn l" 40 r-ls higher and he carly
",' uuoicG santos i.tur's uachnnrcl i
:. rtis h'Sh"r, later = s.cci.I able
cHy"rH an advance %; ltG % - ref, In mo
't'.t,'- ilhFkc' ijTrZ. Han port -arei,,,s
LHhdihNy rcr"!rtS. - 40 Rio
=. 7y1 fur New York ' ''''s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
BOAT TO FACILITATE CONGO
NAVIGATION PASSES TEST

BRUSSELS, May 2l.--An "amphib-
ious boat" which is intcndcd to OBJ
viate diniculties in Congo NAVIGATION
entailed by the rapids. underwent n
very successful trial here recently
In tho presence of the King, OF the
Eciriaus.
II consists Of two boats joined to-
gcthcr by shafts. when rapids arc
reached the craft will hitch onto an
overhead raj! above them and Will
shoot" tho rapids suspended in the
air, afterward taking the water
again and proceeding as usual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
nu,s Govrrnmrnt-nuilt Homes.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May II
Tho Newport News Shinhuilding and
Drydock Company has purchased
from the Wa: Department large
apartment houses built here during
the war. rho apartments viii accom-
modatc seventy families and will he
rented 10 shipyards employees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Unrinccr. DccIIuc ,,n,,ncn,

Glen El.AND. May 2i--OilcialS Of
tho brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
SInccrs who are IN convention here,
refused today to comment on tho an
noUncenent OF a plan OF cmployc r"p-
r"S"nia;ion 10 be adopted by tho
Pennsylvania Railroad
our organization won't have any-
thIuE 10 say until there has been ID
conference OF The executives OF all
ORGANIZATIONS" said I. \. Burgess.
assistant grand chief Of the BROTHER
hood OF locomotive Engineers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Ivy hiFa-Fai Service
NEW YORK. May --A wo,, ,o
ne f"ed ioddy's dcaIilss In tho cy-b ,,.
-Eis., - j., ehh W. Rights and G:crr
y. ~, &C., s"tr on 20 new low records
go or s"v'-tl points. and Ohio oil
y .jn.W'@ noir,s from mo oroniar E.to,
\ irufu"s % Tho ,,,...,. ~ ,.
~. n""E!ncs' IN S,I,z Motors yyhtrh
laVv - ,tnd dTorGcd To- a. n NO..
-, ,"'"- ipuraut motors lrryo3 nm
i,,s.,, ~ 20 ~ 1t low high ina in
.,-c--, hIgnn Scrorhllv. after moderate
ne dcpcnd.nt on -tocHs were 80,
,Ilm'nS Petroleum declined t-oIr
s,,.H by ihs Gnc' - the new s."rk n,
nhG rHc!'n't from q. To -. .uhsc-.ns
'7H fights sold at :. and - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Yer, Small onrr,nss n. lyncnnurp

INNCIlECRG. VA. May 2l--Thc
r"ccipts Of darn leaf tobacco on this
market this week. amounted L. only
2",hon pounds and sales TASTED only
icw minutes.
The Very small nfforings would in
liyItc that tn" crop OF 1920 is all
sold and while q few more lots may
closed Tor tn" season
Prices were as good as at any time
during tho season. which was par
tlCGlarly true Of good grades and
all such wcr" in strong demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
SELLS GROVE AVENUE
DWELLING FOR 900

Mrs Clara neirne I.cakc has sold
to Miss Eva : Michacls tho brick
tenement at 1905 Grove Avenue. with
lot fronting % foe, u ;nchcs Deed
tax was paid on valuation OF SILL
ooc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
LEAF TOBACCO SALES
IN VIRGINIA MARKETS
stunt ur''d Leaf With Merit Selling:
Wcll--N"arly Million Pounds
in to-Opcraii,r Pool.

Tn" rcceipts OF loose leaf tobacco
ON tho Richmond market last week
were little moro than IOD.Oo0
pounds, and. as has n.cn TN" rule
FOR the past several weeks. abou; 60
per cont II that VAS damaged or in
bad order.
That portion If tho sun-curcd
goods that was in good order and
sound sold well. especially tho better
Er4dfSS; ". \. Pitts. Il wen-known
r"t"iinS Cunt farmer .wh" cult
tc" in that county. placed three lots
1iEESrGEattnG LOCO pounds on salM at
land ana he Went nome with a check
ula' MH@ near 70 S2ic not. Hts low
"st grade, weighing $50 pounds
brought sl255 per hundred: q Bio "i
- pounds, 80. and ono OF $40
Sm 1,n,',,.. Leaf In the. Pool.
Of Louisa County sold a lot nf sri,nd
~un-cured leaf that arpregatcd l.aS6
h"unds. an! hrought, the following
HtlC's. >l%.I5 per hundred. $l8.T5 SIS
s.l, SiI. 50, Si1 and 50. These nt;
EHr's snow that when Tho sun cured
IN sound and has merit il viii bring
prices that insure = good prom, to
The grower. /, is the abundanrn Of
Inferior ana damaged leaf i'm tho cror
~ laS' year that has held the avcraE"
low. The wat.Nouscmcn look for. 70
cents this week TO be fully as large
as last week.
Thc farmers of tho Sun-Cu-iuE tor
rlorE who haN" gone into tho pool
have accumulated in Richmond some
thing over 100000 pounds of The
weed. and 1t rs, said about 200. 200
pounds more is Yet to come. These
goods have been rcdricd. packed in
hogShcads and placed ON storage to
be sold during the summer direct to
4 Fas 4 g
can be found TO offer satisfactory
figures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
NDTTnNsEEn nlI.

NEW YORK. Mag .:.-cot,onsced oil
W. IHtl " ~ closing prices 20
po.ni' nat; she- Tor Leading deliveries
h!snrr AZ md grains were Offset a. :,
ithl N"t iuhi"n'" ny ,hc Iuor -huwlnr l.,
cotton and slow trade Primo crude
prime simmer vaIiow spot 56f.
All BIDS. '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
Harding Goc. to New York.

WASHINGTON. May 2l.-Prcsidcnt
Harding. accom- panied 10y Mrs. Hard
ms and several members of his Of
fetal family, left Washington on tho
presidential yacht, MaNnowcr late
today for New York. where he vii!
mike two addresses Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
uIIIlAGO GNNIN MNKKTT.

CHICAGO MAY 2l-Whcai clWh"i
r.IrH., .D price today stimulated hy crop
dtmss. VOWS TIE markc; closed ,*trong,
50 To- rt not blghrr, Corn gained = to
IKE ard Oats 40 axe In I-ovisions the
outcom. varied from @ decline 10 Zoe
advance
SERIOUS .ctu,' d.wectt!on Of the win
ter whrti rrtn a t1' we'll as heavy
prOFpCct two ''HF WAS generally acCcg ted
inirrurotati.n 90 cure d reports from
field. cxpcrLt
Bulls ,rntcul'd 'hr' such nn outlook
VAS specially .IsT.. N.,"f crescent be-
cause of urOh. 'iA:y thi' "a country
was going into H. messy season wi'h
much smaller carry -ov"r Of supplies than
usual and that shorts IN De Iu.v do
livery 80 VOL ~ Ia MAY m!rW rN,"f'r 'r
(, lrtnDlc suuc"X-. Abnormal high tom
perrt lures ana absence Of moisture tended
iurthrr Go urous. arpr"hension. BESIDES
The Kansas stat" report Indicated a Yield
100000 bushels less ;han WAS harvested
"a iS.1. OW ;hc other hand. the country
.oid cnph whsut freely on tho bulge ana
IN tho .rwr'c market the greater part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
LIBERTY LOAN no&D MAunLI.
b fred'k T.. Noting s. Co.
!nsrsrneut bankers.
u. T. NuiD =,


SEW YORK Mny q orders were
l-ett wcu dividrd Il; the opcn:us az
tho cotton !I!arlSc, today but prices ,.'ivci
on under scattered ,oynI ana South. m
conditions IN tho belt. July SOLD down
from ISL TO .2''i and closed at 1880. Win
tho genera. market CLOSING uu.ut ~ a
no: decline o; to l. points.
The opening was steady AZ a d,c.!ar 90.
! uului 20 Iu advance OF = POINTS. ana
arliy. month"; sold about to un'nts
a. th"gEh scattering cong accounts nau
been l.utl} W.l Inundated Tor over the
Iyryh -luI. while there Was covering AZ
Tor recent declines. Otherwise. however,
y.r, .ttlo demand APPEARED around the
ring md thr market gradually easeG on.
,y.tu Do" southern selling hyrc tending
so ruub-M 'l" IMPRESSION OF lDCi! Uturs
thBt -pul holders are wilma. 10 supply
.u,tf. around iIH pTHsc1t level of prices.
OCTOBER dyci4ues iiom 1852 70 1881. with
lu.. prices shuM.nA rallies o! a I.w fIoiuts
on covering.
weekend reviews az tha goods markets
ac,i,o demand vas reporied IN the Local
Foods market. With buyers showing
aisposltlon To h0ld "r pending ;ur;hcr
dry,,urmrnts in the new crop start ON
Iuarh,f Cor the week. mace Il worry favor
able showing, amounting To 1900 pieces.
ard wh.!o curtailmcnt Of goods rr"HUr-
fi,n tlttre remained heavy. the pru4u, con
Of yarn was said u hc increasing. ON
The whole tho new from that quarter
VS. considered abolt "iand-OG. and til,
two factors mostly discussed were the
prospects for increased exports
itctH,. IN the amount OF cotton on ship
hu.rd abont 10000 bales against 1890
last year. ana the PROSPECTS Tor improved
crop accounts. Further showers were re-
which would be better for dry weather.
but elsewhere IL was GENERALLY fair ana
ws-ri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

me premium over M,y disappeared
corn and oats wore swop, upward hy
h' strength Of wheat. Observation-Disclosures
.."l as many as 20 aa;s * corn arc
,'te''a 10 arrive mere an Monday.
froyisions averaged hish.r yI,b Y,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

rec. no si.os. Kcrcirts S;l. sacks Cl,sn
re. sales. 80 R.ue Rose at li.Hs-. ne
|tIIis, - Bran nut polish gn-h hanged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

SEw ORLEhNS la MAY = WHILE
'h- cotton market wts .t.HdN ~ the
cariy trading today. u weakened later
ANA iuwHE! ;hc end showed me- irssss ~
g. 20 = rol1's Hnal.y closing a. Losses
~ . ~ T. points i..Gu.ia'nn, ~ long
favorable r"upfta rs thg DoIag'mea' O.,
n,.rv au Anil. ~; Communities h.'L IN
:srclEn countries. we've Fcs?onstoi. for
the selling
The car, styadIac.s was duo 20 /, COW
ariHc among shorts hni 20 Tho hone en-
detained rv n, long side thtt Sac s.i-
,leu.r7, az tae hr.I-h .pa. strtrc Ms ~
hand when july 70: ~ 20 l-i5 ths
buying power Cf me !nIrkvi a.Icaged 20
have become eNucadci. nuc after that
ti.a tendency ~G~ 10 sag. JUN finally
worked town 90 !. = aua closed "a l--i
'i'hc weather IHnp VA considered NOR"
favor able thln otherwise. t-l'EOggh som"
'tatc-' though. TOO much 'niu was uptsi
.u she eastern urI' aU9 not enough %
The western According ~ uuS.!a. re-
turns tomoera'nr"s were s.rh'N allow"
'h" seasonal. average over good pHr'
81 %" n,it. an nor OK traders were
inclined TO RAY more attention 20 tenn
.-rAtIrtr Than 90 moisture conditions.
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HARDWARE MEN TO MEET
IN CHAT ANOOGA IN 1922
tEy Associated Press. J

ATLANTA. CA. May 2l.-Chatta-
nooga was chosen as the 1872. meet
ing place OF Tn" Southern Retail
hardware and Implement Dealers
Association at the closing session OF
!ts sixth annual convention hero.
officers elected wore: Fred II.
Young. Lake city, Fla, president:
Il. q. Nuojin, Alfalfa, Ala. first vice.
president; !. II Persons, Griffin. Ga.
second vice prcsident, and Walter
Harlan, Atlanta, secretary
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CURB NI.tRIiyT

o. 10 : ~; q t.: II as5: I. $50: X.
~ NJ $50; y. '55: VIC. cs5. WIV -
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TypHus >ttnck> N,x,,,s

SAETt! FE, y. NJ, May 2l-An cpi-
donjc OF tyDhus has broken out
among the Navajo Indians. thirty
miles west Of Shiprnck Agency. It was
announced today by the state Public
Health Bureau on advIccs from Or.
{. l.. Waller, now on the reservation.
sixteen deaths have occurred. accord
ing TO Or. Waller. and from thirty to
forty now cases have been reported