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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
COTTON MARKET PRICES
NARROW DURING WEEK
Fluctuations in New Orleans
Run 54 TO Oh Poin,s-EarIy
Trading High.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-THE
range Of prices in the cotton market
last week was unusually narrow.
fluctuations being within limits Of
- TO Gi points The highest prices
we're made in the earlier sessions
while the lowest prices came lust
after the middle Of the week. AT tho
highes, the trading months were
to II points over the close OF tho
preceding week and at the lowest
they We're 80 10 % points under.
October sold up to 1913. fell off TO
1913 and closed at 1878. In tho
spot department middlinC lost u
noints, closing at 1918. Contracts
in the net results lost y to % points.
Due I" Short interest.
The advances Of the early part of
the wcck We're due, in great measure.
to covering OF the short interest TN
favorable crop accounts were at all
times a steady influence. but the alb
sencc OF any very great spot demand
prevented aggressive trading on the
long side with crop damage as it's
foundation Trade figures for July.
out during the week. were unfavor.
able, showing small textile exports
from Great britain and small con-
sumption in this country and they
caused more or less selling.
Nearly all sections Of the belt sent
in crop complaints Of one kind or
another. and general opinion was
that August deterioration was more
than usually severe. This opinion
was reflected by IA private bureau
report on the condition OF the crop
at the middle of the month of "a
per cent OF normal. a loss for the
half month OF 90 points against the
tcn-ycar average deterioration for
the whole of August OF 10 points
Hot and dry weather in the western
belt. especially IN Texas, Will, con-
opening of bolls, and poor fruitaEc
In the eastern belt, particularly in
Georgia and South Carolina. were
the main causes OF complaint.
Cotton Opening Fast.
fIrst bales were reported by Mis-
sissippi and Oklahoma. and Louisiana
reported its second bale. while much
cotton was reported open and about
to omen in southern portions of the
belt with Il world of cotton open in
the southern counties of Texas BY
som" crop observers this was
accepted as indications OF too
early Il maturity OF the plant
and of premature opening of bolls
on a large scale. At the end Of the
week showers We're reported in
Southwest Texas ana opinion was di-
vidcd as To their effect. some traders
claiming that they would benefit the
plant, while others claimed that they
would materially injurc the grade
of open cotton.
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SEEKS ADVICE AS TO
NEXT COUNCIL MEETING
SisrnlInt I>hii sends TclcErnmS I"
Officials for Their
nniuiOu,

rAHIS. Aug li.-Niscount ishii,
president OF the league ~ nations
council and Japanese ambassador %
France. has sent kilograms 10 Leon
Bourgeois. the French representative
in the council: Arthur ]. Balfour, OF
Great Britain, and Paul liymans, oil
Bclcium. who are on holiday in
Switzerland and Savoic, and also The
Marquis Imperial of Italy. and Dr.
v X Wellington koo. OF China. who
are IN England. asking their opinion
as TO whether the council should
meet in Paris or Geneva and on what
date, or if the council should await
the regular scheduled meeting In
Geneva September |. to consider tn"
Upper Silcsian question Niscount Ishii
will he unable to decide before he
hears from his colleagues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
EDDIE HEARNE WINS
l50-NlILE AUTO RACE
Fimr IN CotnH Speedway Is I Hour
II Minutes 10 - Scconds-SnrIcs
Finishes Second.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Aug. 14-Eddic
tiearnc won today'S l50-milc automo-
tile race on the Cotati Speedway.
near here. Ills time was 1 hour, u
minutes. IL lis seconds. Roscoe Sarlcs
was second and Tommy Milton ,Lirh.
The time made by lIcarne for TAO
ana - miles was said TO te a worlds
record His time at the end OF 100
miles was u minutes As seconds.
breaking the old record Of - minutes
IL ID seconds made by CASTOR Chev-
Iro'et at Shccpshcad Bay July 4. 1919
Thc itrst twenty-tiv" miles was COW
cred ~ llcarnc in Is minutes 20 3-5
seconds. The old record Tor this dis
lance was II minutes IL 72-lOU sec
nnls. made by Halph dc Palma at
chicago: september 3. 1917.
The old record for the I5O-milc dis
lance was hour - minutes ~ $40
seconds made by Ralph milford at
Chicago. June IL. 1917
llcarnc received $4,000 and 900
points toward the American Automo-
bile Associations 1921 championship
Sarlcs took $4,000 and 100 points (:
Milton $4,000 and 90 points. and Ed
die Miller. fourth place. $500 and
80 points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
rustee' S Auction
Sale

Pursuant TO the terms Of deed
of trust recorded in Deed Book 266-A,
page ga, Richmond Chanccry Court.
default having been made in the pay
secured, and being required by the
notcholder. l shall sell at public auc-
ton. on the floor of the Richmond
Real Estate Exchange. No. % North
Ninth Street, Richmond. Va, on
MONDAY. AUGUST Is. 1921,
at the Hour of 4 O'Clock T.. NJ.
the house and lot in the CITY of Rich
mond. Va. described as follows:
Commencing At a point on the
southern line of chafiin Street ninety
eight (oS feet east of it's intcrsec-
ton with the eastern line of Mulberry
street. which point is also the point
of intersection of the southern line of
Chaffin Street with the eastern line
Of an alley thirteen ti3) feet wide,
thence extending eastwardly along
and fronting on said southern limo
Of Chaffn Street twenty COO feet to
Il point opposite the center of n party
wall. ana extending back southwark
~ from said front. at right angles
loo) rect. the eastern line being line
passing through the center OF said
party, wall, and the western line be-
ne the eastern line OF the aforesaid
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay two
notes of $4,000 each, with interest.
respectively. from June 20. 1921, and
July 20. 1921; the costs of executing
missions, etc: 5000 on August 60
1921. $4,000 on September 90. 1921;
$4,000 on October go. 1921; ss.57G.so on
October 20, 1921 residue cash;
subject % q prior deed Of trust
securing $4.600.00 principal.
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SEA SLED SKATERS
ALL. SPEED RECORDS
Orclo III. Performs We'll ut tIu~ing
Of international
NcEnitM.

BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug. li.--Orclo
Ill, the sea sled owned by George
Lear, OF the sag fIarbor Yacht Cino.
shattered all speed records for dis
placement boats I'm the final days
races nj the international regatta
today in winning six onc-milc speed
trials from n dying start nj an aver
age OF 57.992 miles an hour. Her
fastest mile was don" downstream
AT the rate of il.22 miles an hour.
The sea sled previously had broken
worlds records for fifty miles and
for Il two-milc lap on Il onc-milc
course. She was driven by her de-
sigEcr, Albert Elick man.
BY taking the final heat for express
cruisers. the Sea Horse. owned 5y
lanes 4. Allison. Of Miami Roach
Yacht club. won the Euffalo Yacn.
Club silver trophy.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY NORRELL & Co,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or
$685. and $40 North
Thirty-F irst Street
THURSDAY. AUGUST Is. 1921,
at G O'Clock = NJ

az " " Bip'h \. NJ,
BY virtue OF Il certain decree OF the
Richmond Va. entered August z
1921. in the suit OF Kolcn Yanccy VS.
Narth;. Banks ct hlz. the undersigned
rs special commissioners, were di-
rcctcd TO sell and viii offer for sale
at public auction:
All that certain lot Of land. with
improvements thereon. on the west
crn line Of Thirty-flrst Street. be-
tween and o Streets. commcnc!nl,
on the western line of Thirty-iirst
street at u poIat one hundred and
thirty-fivc t3j) feet. south OF It's in
tcrscction with - Street. running
thence along said western line Of
Thirty-frst Street in A southcrIv
direction and fronting thereon mir
ty-hvc (35) feet ana running back
between parallel lines one hundred
ana thirty-hvc I35b feet TO an alley.
designated by street numbers as SOS /.
and SO North Thirty-hr Street. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST IS. 1927.
at O'Clock =. NJ.
on the promises.
TERMS: Onc-third cash balance in
two equal iustailrucnts. for which
negotiable notes shall be given bear
payable Al one and two years after
date. respectively, the Til. to he re-
tanned by the court until the full
purchase money is paid. or for all
JAMES 7. CARTER
!. 4. POLLARD.
Special missioncrs.
] hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED a. commissioners in above
styled suit has been executed.
LUTHER LIBBY.
Clerk OF Law and Equity Court of
Richmond. Va.
August ~, 1921
BY NoRRELL & co,
AuCtiOMeerS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
That Very Attractive
Suburban Dairy
Farm

I22 ACRES. MORE OR
i:E go; ABorT NILES NohTII-
Mo S x SEA itf r n1!f cR oE flGii;
ROAD OR HANOVER ROAD. IN
HENElCO COUNTY. VA
by virtue OF "a deed Of trust dated
July 3, 1920, and recorded in the
clerks Office OF iienrico Circuit Court
In ID. IL. 2l5- a. page lS6. default hav-
INK been made in the payment OF the
IL months interest not. OF S5325e
ana being required 90 TO do by the
hoidcrs thereof the undcrsirncd
the premises. on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
AUGUST. 1921.
At O'clock T.. NJ.
the above real estate, described IS
that certain tract of land. with All
buildings. improvements. timber aud
wood thereon. and rights. ways and
iyinT and being in the County OF
iienrico. Va. about three miles north
east Of the CITY OF Richmond near the
ana eo1,aini 9sd lS5 q anove ano TOAD
less. being the same tract of I,nJ
.yhtaih!ns 1878" acres. more or less,
wmich was conveyed to Charles o.
MlIiarh by deed from Orcn NJ. Wood
ward and wife. except l.; acres WIN
Was conveyed hy the said ch,-lcs T:
aii!!ard ana wife TO Edmond Christl,n
~ &c" uatcd September Is. 1917
The family graveyard as now an.
closed is reserved. Plat OF the pron-
crty VIII be shown at the sale This
is II very desirable dairy farm. with
large attractive dwelling. dairy barn.
with. between 30 and 30 stanchions
stable. etc: several other buiidinrs
a good orchard. land fenced Off into
hclds. 10 acres IN alfalfa about 20
acres III timber, balance in cultiva-
,Ioh ana raature. Mr.. Hcnshaw. the
tenant. VIII be glad to show the
property.
TERMS: Cash as TO costs Of exc
cutting this trust. taxes and insur-
nav the above note Of s5325o: crosi,
as TO note OF s532.50. due January
J. 1929. so. due July 3. 1929. and
2-ycar note Of si7,150, due July 3.
the above amounts.
w. a. PENDLETON.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
RALPH OBENCHAIN SEES
FORMER WIFE IN JAIL,
piN"rccd husband of Woman Charged
WIN Numbering Kennels, Ar
riNrs In Los Angeles
Uy United News. |

Los ANGELES. Aug. li.-Ralpb
obenchain. divorced husband of Mrs
M"da!ynnc obcnchain, indicted here
IN connection with the staying Of j.
icIton Kennedy. her nancc. arrived
mere today and at once went to see
ms former wife in her cell at The
county jail.
M me sam" time Rev. William \.
burch. Evanston. H.. father Of Ar
thuf courtney Rurch. who is also in
"'oteo on murder charge in The
same case. arrived and went Ia sn.
his son.
both meetings were affecting.
Mrs. Obcnchain, who COLLAPSED Sa.
ufday night and was. forced to take
TO her bed. was happy and smiling
sunday.
i know things viii 20 right now
that Ralph is here" she said.
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Trustee S Sale

In part execution of "a certain deed
OF trust to the Undersigned trustee
dated September 10. 1920. and duly
recorded in the clerks Office of Rich
mond Chanccry Court, in -. Il. 26S-A
page ITO, there having been default
in the payment of portion OF the
debt thereby secured, and being re-
qucsted so to do by the beneficiary
1 Will sell at public auction, on the
promises. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Il. 1921,
at 1880 o'clock i. NJ
All that lot. piece or parcel of land
together with the improvements
thereon. known and designated as
No. 2o2 South Meadow Street Rich
mond, Va, and more fully bounded
and described as follows: to-wit:
Beginning at 4 point distant on tho
west line OF Meadow Street 90 fcct .
inches north OF the northwest corncr
Of Meadow ana Chafin Streets: tbcncn
running northwardly and fronting ON
the said west line OF Meadow Siract
thirteen feet N3 fceD: thence runninr
back northwardly at right angles 10
Meadow street. and between M rallaI
lines the distance OF "a feet on thn
Sohth line ana so feet on the north
line tthc southern line of snid NO.
crty being the north line Of n nrivoto
alley -FOUR feet wide and tbo non,t
I'm. OF shid property running rnI,,,h
IN" center OF the Partition ,vniI -
tween IN" tenement hereby cnn, "a
anu maj adjoining il ON THO yc"
ifi'"': 10 be announced Mt snic
X l. MAYO. JR..
TrnQfA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
DENMARK TEAM AGAIN
LOSES TO AUSTRALIANS
Anderson Drfcnts TcRner In Davis
Cup Plny-Pcach Heats
ErSIry

CLEVELAND, Aug. li.--Australia
made IL five In II row In It's meeting
with Denmark in the final Davis cup
play here this afternoon. j. q. An
dcrSon encountered little opposition
from Erik Tcgncr. winning 90. g.
81. while Captain Norman Peach was
forced I" go five sets to win from
NaSn Ing Erslcv. Danish national
champion The scores in this match
Were 30. GO. Go, &c. &C.
Although victory would not have
altered The status Of the two teams
rs regards the Davis cup competition
the veteran Ing ErSicv fought hard
60 save his team from Il shut-out lie
played much better game than he
did 1Er,nst Anderson Friday, and
fcnChS wldncSs ana difficulty in
handling his shots occas stoned by the
high wind nearly helped In achieving
his object.
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POLISH CABINET WILL
SEND NOTE TO ALLIES
VIII Declare Tint Postponcmcnt of
Settlement In Upper SiIesin VIII
DO JrrcparabIp IInrm.

WARSAW. Aug. li.-Thc Polish
Cabinet today decided to send a note
to the allied governments declaring
the poSiponemcnt Of a settlement OF
tho Upper Silcsian problem will do
Poland irreparablc harm. The note
VIII assert that. turning the problem
over 10 tho council Of the league Of
nations. as decided upon by the allied
supreme council. Will delay in
definitely the institution OF n pcrman-
cnt form OF government in Upper
Siicsia ana prolong the uncertainty
-lSrlcSSlN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
18TH VICTIM KILLED IN
CHICAGO WARD FEUD
Italian Killed by Two un!I-utiu,d
Wen Before His
Home.
IBy United News. !

CHICAGO. Aug. i4.-Guns blazcd
again IN the Nineteenth Ward poll
teal frud Sunday night, and the
thirteenth victim was shot down
Joseph Sinacoia. "A former poiitical
ally OF Anthony d'Andrca, Italian
car OF the ward, who was himself
Killed. was shot and killed as he
STOOD before his home by two uni
Identified men who escaped II was
the second attempt to Kill Sinacola.
The warfare started when two no
liticai aid of Alderman John
Powers were shot and killed before
election in the political fight between
towers and D'hndrca.
Since then the deadly warfare hsa
continued At regular intervals.
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GEy Associated Press. |

NEW ihi'k, Aug. LITTLE con-
P"'Ht OF the Davis cup. the trophy
cth"icniatic Of the worlds tennis
championships has brought to the
'hl'"H states this year the most noted
p'"EeFs oi NNe attonS--Engiand, Aus
'rh!aSia Denmark. India and Japan.
y great ucal OF interest attaches to
the appearance OF the foreigners as
a majority OF them are making their
"'S' 'lsIt 10 America Tennis cnthu
siaSts OF The country are eager To See
me foreigners in action. The English
ana Ausiraiasian players. for the
most part are comparative young
S''N III International competition,
""' 'htlr performances abroad have
s'n"'P'd them as players OF the hrst
o'"c''
Shttchcs ot the members of the five
'c'hiS loiIoW:
AnstrnInsin.
Norman ftavi,-i'ra:n is captain
and manager OF che Australasian
team. lie has several fine victories
To his credit lie heat Norman
ErookcS last November ut Melbourne
in the Victorian championship. and
took set from Tildrn in the New
Zealand championships With DR..
North. in the interstate match last
year at Sydney he beat Broolcs and
H. W. Heath in n match in which both
OF the winners voll.ycd brilliuntly
Peach is as good in singles as in
doubles and mis- voilcying and ground
strokes are Of equal merit. His rise
in the game has Lccn slow. but his
play has steadily improved until IL Is
now considered little short OF brill
liant.
J. o. Anderson-Andcrson is the
nt,l af Ia,
previously represented Australia sia.
which he did in January, 1920, in what
was actually the 1919 match He made
n fine showing against Kingscotc in
the FIRST set and ii was only the
splendid play OF the Englishman that
wrcstcd victory from his grasp. He
tcat y. II. Lowe in the other SINGLES
after Il strenuous contest Anderson
is much better in singles than in
doubles. hut is OF high class In both
branches. lie has forehand which
at times is comparable TO that of w
NJ. Johnston. and towering over six
feet in height. he makes his strokes
without undue effort. Ills hackhand
a SO nd. The long victories TO his
credi, include one over T.. G. Lowe. in
1919. and another over Brookes in
Melbourne. in 1919.
j. u. ilawFC3--On performance.
Hawkes., the youngest member of the
team. Is considered the strongest
player. lie has to his credit eight
victories over Brookes in 10th sim
giles and doubles. In fact. since he.
at the age Of II. won the schoolboys'
mpionShip at Victoria. his career
in lawn tennis has been Il run OF al
most unbrokcn success lie is n left
handed player with splendid all
around game His service has more
break than that of any other plnvcr
in the game at present. and even w.
NJ Johnston found IL difficult 70
handle nj first. Ills smashing Is So
we're withou, even Icing rash IIc
is stnl worry Young oud sc,rc.,v nj
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF
COMING WEDDINGS.


hANNiLLE, VA Aug. IA. j.
Grady ana Mrs. Myrtle Watkins yes
terday surprised their friends. motor
ing Z" chatham. where they wcro
lharrleu at the Methodist parsonage.
returning TO panvillc Immediately
,,nn,n ., ~ o,,'. o'" are wen
ryxc,,p,-cc ~,
~, Mrs 49,, n Us u"Ee
prnvna,.ii,. Tnx -, "' v,
tho nn,,n,.,an, ''I "i!nou, iG ecu
m,r.,,wc ~ ,hair -, go 1,i'
rinin nond IN inhn - % M,
An.us, o. - ''Ne ''''ee mere
I.YNcuHJIRG VA ,,r :, NJ.
and Mrs lanes pn,v.iI noI,
Buchanan bny, Is.u.d ,nns,,,,
ments of tho marriorc nc go,
daughter. Miss N,nn;n ElIcn nna,,
to John Mintor rirnor which 49,
celebrated August 6
LEXINGTON V, -,
rcr,ivcd horo ,nno,, . "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
FIGHT DEMENTED BOY
365 FEET ABOVE RIVER
Policemen balance an Marrow steel
Girdrr ns They hattie
fnr Life.

NEW YORK. Aug. li.-Balancinc
on Il narrow steel girdcr 3G5 feet
above the East River. two New York
policemen fought dcmcntcd youth
who tried TO wrigglc free OF their
grasp. finally suhdued him and then
carried him step by step down the
network Of cables running from the
bridge ahutmcnts to the top OF the
center tower Sunday afternoon
Thousands Of voices and the blarc
OF several automobile horns chccrcd
ratrolmcn Michael j. Kelly ana John
Qucaiy as they brought John IIcrzoE
Il post war Austrian immigrant. back
to the roadbed of the bridge
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triple Execution 10 Take place.

NASHVILLE, TENN. Aug. 'i.-Eor
the first time in the history &C the
state triple execution viii he held
at the prnitcutiary Wednesday, morn
ing whom three negroes. Ilamp Ghoi-
Ston. from Memphis, aud Chcsty Gra-
ham and WIN Allen, from JACKSON.
viii pay the extreme penalty FOR
crimes committed in Tennessee Each
or the negroes were condemned to
die for the murder OF white persons.
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Gotham woman win. Swim.

LAKE ilcFATCONG. y. j.. Aug IL
--Ethclda iileibircy, Of New York. to-
day won the Amateur Athletic Union
womcn's national Ss0-yard swimming
championship over II 110-yard course
in II minutes 81 3-5 seconds.
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Attention,
Retail Merchants

Have plot Of ground about Ia
feet wide by 100 feet decp in the
heart of the banking section that
owners VIII build on, giving long
lease al a reasonable rent for Il good
Richmond firm. This property is
ideally located for bank, trust, insur-
nnce, tewclry. clothing or cafeteria
business. Apply to
GORDON L. STRAUSE CO.,
9l8A Il. Main st.
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FOR SALE.
Prominent Conner Store
East Main Street

100 per cent location for cloth
ing store. department store. lew
clry store. shoe store or chain
store. Important transfer l,ojnt
ana starting place of all county,
line buSscs.
Because of surrounding proper-
ties. inns parcel is the key to this
Scction' ana therefore possesses
several opportunities for future
development
10 Per Cent Investment.
GORDON t.. STRAUSE co.
?lSh East Main Street.
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:. NJ. .Iacob--Jacob is in the civil
service. il one OF the organizers OF
the Lawn Tennis Association OF In
dia. ana has been Identified with
the game there for several years.
He plays Il sound back court game.
being II steady ana accurate driver
AT Paris in the match with France
which India won, he lost to the
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Of
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l.. T.. SCHMIDT & CO. INC.
:Auctioncers.
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BY CHAS +. RtEHRMUND.
Real Estate Agent.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
-.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
(hiain Street Station)

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
go 3. Main Street Phone Randolph AZ
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-24
THREE BILLIONS TO BE SPENT
BY GOVERNMENT on OHIO RIVER

Washington, March %. - Federal
waterway improvements along the
Mississippi and Ohio Rivers will re-
ceive the largest expenditures out of
the $15,OOO,0OO voted at the last ses-
sion of Congress for river and harbor
work. Major General Beach, chief of
engineers, in announcing Tuesday al
lotments from the appropriations
which have been approved by the Sec
rotary of War, fixed $2,7S5,OOO for OPP
erations on the Ohio and $1,1OO,0OO for
the Mississippi. All the allotments,
General Beach explained are sufficient
only for maintenance of works estab-
lished or the prosecution of probe cts
begun under statutes Of former years
and not yet finished, as no appropria-
lions have been made for new work
during the last five years.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-24
HOLSTEIN Is NEW CHAMPION.

Lexington, Ky, March 20. - Ken
lucky has new champion butter com
This was announced here today by
Prof. j. j. Hooper, head of the Dairy
Department of the State College OF
Agriculture. The new champion is
Star Belle Dekol Lyons, 23O,646, a
nine-year-old Holstein COW owned by
the Coldstream Dairy Farm here. She
produced SO pounds of butter during
seven-days test. Her record for
thirty days was 1852 pounds Of milk
and 107 pounds of butterfat.