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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
INTERESTING
ROTARY PROGRAM

Henry n Toles, president OF the Shell
don School of Business spoke before
the Rotary Club yesterday on Service
as basis Of human relationship" tax :
ns for his text the Rotary motto: 'He
profts most who serves best" He drew
from his own practical experience in
cidents Illustrating the truth Of THIS
philosophy As measure OF what can
I've gotten out Of anything or person. he
stated that It was limited BY what a
person put in. The proper deduction
from this would be to put the best OF
oneself into any task with confidence
that the reward will equal the EFFORT.
The members Or the Rotary Club. In
dlvidually. donated over three hundred
dollars to the Christmas fund OF the
Cgub. all 70 De ured to bring happiness
10 Hammond children who mi ght 9th
oTwiss be overlooked by Santa Claus
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
ARE COMING
SOON AFTER
new YEAR
Disputed Rules Affecting
Thousands of tmplOjes
are Expected Soon
INTERNATIONAL NEws sERvicEl

CHICAGO. Dec e1-Pes esItions for
further wage reductions for railroad
employees are expected to begin pour
ing into the Offices Of she United
states Railway Labor Board soon afte.
th9 new year, but that time applies
tions for reductions ia pay Of shop
men. maintenance Of way men, clerks
s gnal men, and stationary hremen and
stationary fremen and oilers may be
considered by .he ard
The working rules for these orgari-
cations It - expected. have been COM
pleted early IN the rew year Tho
rules for the shopmen and maint nance
- way men already Aavs been com
pleted-
Eight disputed rules effecting asa
600 clerks: two contested rules involv-
ing 5000 signalmen and two rules
enecting 5000 stationary engineers are
soon to be given cut.
Under the agreement BY which the
threatened general strl,1e last October
was averted the board may consider
wage reductions for each class of en-
ployes as the working rules for that
class are completed.
Rules for train dizpatchers, yard-
masters and telegraphers remain FOR
consideration hence wage reduction
requests for these employees are not
likely to come before the board for
some time
The cases before the board charging
fraud by the roads in farming out shop
and maintenance oe va work in order
10 escaDs tine terms af the national
agreement were resumed today.
charges against the Lie road were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
GOAT GLANDS
BASIS OF DIVORCE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERgicEl
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. 21.--
act of goat gInnda did not bring
happiness 80 Terence Hesvey.
Instead they led TO the divorce
court.
Testifying in her s~u behalf in
seeking n divorce Mrs HesVey told
Judge Trout that the publicity at
tendans 20 Heavey's Efand opera
tfon some years ago "caused her
great humiIia tfon amsx thus became
n form OF cruelty
Mrs Heavey won her divorce and
g45 "a month alimony. she was siv-
~u cnstody of two Of their four chill
hrem and two were entrusted TO
HenNey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
COUNTY BOARD
AT REGULAR SESSION
ESPECIAL 10 rHE IlsEsI

CROWN POINT. md, Dec. p --T'he
county commissioners mot for tne r
regular meeting On Monday end trans
acted grist of business this being
the time for the letting oC the con
tracts for supplies for the Jail. dete7-
rion home and poor fatn little BROS
OF Gary we're given the major portion
Of the grocery supplies and the bal
ance WIS Distributed between tne
Crown Point merchants. they being
also the successfe. bidders on drugs.
hardware and dry goods.
Or W. a Houk wiz be The medical
adviser Of the patients ~ the poor
farm and DR. John BLACKSTONE wtl
look after the patients at tho jan ana
detentlon home. Attorneys Thaddous &
Fsncher and Edwin r. Knight will dn.
fena the poor IN the Lake county
courts the coming year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
GREEN LINE
PETITIONS
COMMISSION
Extension Request of East
Chicago Council Before
State Body.
LlNTERNArloNAL nEMs sERYLcEl


INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 2I.-Is M
moud, Whiting and East Chicago rail-
soad today petitioned the Public Ser
wee Commission for hearing on its
proposal to set aside the East Chicago
cry councils ordinance requesting the
company to extend is Inc one mile
rom Michigan avenue terminal to the
Dickey Place ard to 10Th street
The company contends It has been
operating at a loss OF more than 81 600
? month; that It has not the FINANCES
- do the work and can not obtain a
ioan- In addition 70 the cost OF this
extension. s6s.00o. # would be neces-
sery to spend 10000 more 10 extend
the tracks from l2sth street to Indi-
auapoiis avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
COURT CONTINUES CASE
'GA|NST GARY MEN
ESPECIAL 10 HE TfNEsl

GROWN POINT. Ind, Dec. II
Judge Martin Smith continued the
cases OF BeaIe Hamilton. I-ange and
O'Brien. the Gary constahIes, the sent
encing Of whom he had set for Dec.
20. until Dse 30th in erder that he
might inveteiease mora fully the petit
ton signed ny twenty-five representa-
tive men OF Gary which had been pre-
sented by Attorney J. Glen Harris
asking that the sentences in the case
of Beals he suspended as they were
OF the opinion. that II was the proper
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
SHOCKING CRIME
REPORTED IN SOUTH

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Dec. 21-Mrs
Susie Monteone wrFs Killed and her
husband. Joseph Nontsonc, seriously
wounded ny on unidentified axe man"
oiay who attempted TO rob Monte ms
store After nsSaultins the co-. e he
murderer set erc % The building In an
erort TO hide he crime.
Mrs Monteono was Killed while
asleep. The murderer split open her
head with an axe and then assaulted
her husband. Mcnteone's condition IS
said 10 be critical.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
LIQUOR SERVED AT
BANQUET To Governor

cording 70 the federal agents. IN pri-
vAte dining room reserved FOR the ban
queters. More than 800 men prornin-
ent in the G. Q. P throu ghout the state
were guests at the banquet Tho sf-
fair had been regarded in political cir
cles as the first step in = campaign
to boom Gov. Cox for a second term.
The governor, lieutenant governor
state treasurer and secretary or state
were among the most prominent OF
the guests. Elmer c. Potter, state
prohibition officer. was occupying e
place Of prominence at the banquet
table when the raiders descended.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
(BULLETIN)
IlNTsRNATloNAt NEWS SERVICE

TINTERNATIoNAL NEWS sERVlcsl
LONDON. Dec. 2l.-A strong
possibility developed today that
Premier Lloyd George and Pre-
mier BRAND would not reach any
definite decision on the German
indemnity situation. 1t was ad-
mitted that only slight progress
had been made to date because of
the divergent views among the ex-
perts on vital matters concerned
with German indemnity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
s{IsTEEhA1losaL NEWS sgRvIcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgRvIcg1
BOSTON. Dec 21-Political circles
throughout the state were stirred today
by details of the raid by prohibition
enforcement agent. on the Quincy
House banquet in honor OF Gov. Chan
ming Cox.
Harold D. Wilson. federal enforce
ment agent for the state, under whose
direction the raid was conducted. de-
ciared presence of liquors at the ban
quet Instituted a "damnable outrage"
-Four quarts Of whiskey and twenty
decsnters of cocktails were seized, ac
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
(BULLETINl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVlCEI
NEW YORK. Dec. 81 The
body of a well-dressed man about
q years old, who had been shot
10 death. was found early today
lying in the gutter at l4th ave.
and o5th ST. Brooklyn. Police
detectives working on the case be-
lieve the man was shot to death
BY a woman in an automobile and
his body then thrown into the
street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
PREACHER GETS NOTE
TO LEAVE TOWN
tisrrsNArioxAL. NEWS sEsvlcEl

ARDMORE. OKLA, Dec. al--'Rev.
weith. II you value your life you Will
leave town at once"
This warning. typewritten on a scrap
OF paper, was made public today BY
the Rev c. C Wfcth. who received II
through the mails. The pastor preach
ed the funeral service of c. a. Sims
Ardsore policeman. said to have been
the leader Of the masked band which
attacked the home of Joe Ca,rselI near
Wilson.
Ths warning was being fnvestiea-
ted while police continued TO clear Up
details ef the shooting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
S. S. SWAIN
IN HOSPITAL

s. Z. Swain, trusted crnpioye OF the
city treasurer's office. viii have to
make another. trip today to the Wesly-
an Honeital Chicago. for o5servat OF
and X-ray examinations.
Nj Swain. taken 81 few days ago.
spent yesterday in the Chicago hospit-
al. Physicians have been unable TO
diagnose the nature of his Illness.
Hts many friends In and out Of the
city hall wish him a speedy recovery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
(BULLETIN

COLUMBUS. o., Dec. Il. =
Flourishing guns. FIVE unknown
bandits entered the Steelton Bank.
South Columbus. today. held up
the treasurer ". D. Todd. and
escaped in an automobile after
taking $1,000 from the safe and
cash drawer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
BRINGS CHARGES
AGAINST WILL HAYS
INTERNATIONAL HeVs sERviceJ

WAsHINGTON. Dec eI--Fostmas-
ter General Hays was paced under ire
IN she senate today rs Senator Dial
democrat Of South Carolina who at
tacised the method ef appointing post
masters under the present sdnlinisfra-
tlon and accused the postoffire depart
ment or hyprScrisy AMI camoufaGe in
ccnduting examinations for postmas-
tarships
Dial harged that ''csrTet baggers by
the wholessle- wers being appointed
as postr1&sters in the south
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
" - "n Z
f!ATEST But ;ETINS !
(BULLET1N)

INTERNATIONAL NEWs StRYIIEI
WARSAW. Ind. Dec. 2l. -
Judge L. ". Royce of the Circuit
court is authority for the state
ment that A. ]. Beveridge will not
be a Senate candidate against
Harry New. Beveridge is nom
commital on the reports that he
would seek the sovernorship.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21

thing to do in his case.
Attorney Sweeney Of Gary pleaded
Ieniency for his client OBrien. The
cases of The Gary constables have
caused much comment and public
sentiment Is very much against them
as they have taken advantage OF ig-
norant foreigners and their mode OF
procedure was not within the law
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
(RULLETINl

LONDON. Dec. = = It was
predicted by the highest possible
political authority in London this
afternoon that Dali Eireann will
not ratify the Irish peace treaty
and has already decided to submit
the question to a national vote.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
(RIILLETINl

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich. Dec.
q. = Harry Lyde. angered be-
cause his wife refused reconcili-
alton, killed their Two children
with razor here today. Seriously
injured the wife and another child
by sfashing thci rthroatss and then
killed herself. The mother is not
exnected 10 live.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
(BULLETlN)
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgRvlcEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvlcEI
BETHLEHEM. Pa, Dec. 2l.-
]. w. Grace, assistant general
superintendent of the Bethlehem
Steel Company. died early today
following brief illness. He was
a brother of E. G. Grace, president
of the company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
(BULLETIN)

fINTERhATION1L NEN5 sEHFILEI
PHILADELPHIA. Dec q. -
Two women were shot to death
and another fatally wounded in a
rooming house here today. when a
maniac suddenly murst into
frenzy because he could not marry
a niece of one Of the roomers.
The man then shot and Killed. him
self.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
(BULLETINl

DETROIT. Dec. q. = Marvin
O'Connor, ". a cripple, was
burned to death and three others
injured in a hre early today In
their home at River Rouge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21

Three-fourths II cur school chiIdref
have physical defects. OF these fully
one-half are 1ndernourished. Ds<ects
and underaeu~tshed predispose to tu-
bsrcuicsfa. Christmas Seals and
Health Bonds Rslp ca save the children.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
SOME TAX MONEY TAKES WINGS

city council last night approved the
following. appropriations:
For purchase OF car load of coal for
poor and needy. s277.54-
For delinquent special assessments,
department Of finance, s1S.s07
For general expenses various depart
r,ents Of cit,. hall Il so
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
THE WEATHER

mostly cloudy and somewhat ua.
sseelsd tonight and Thursday; ris-
ing te,nperAture THURSDAY and IN
north portion tonight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21

oe!avsred By Carriers n Hammond
~no ". Hammond SOC per month on
streets and news stands. &c per copy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW



MrA a. Roscnhack and family
will leave here Sunday morning for
New York, Pittsburgh and points in
Illinois. They VIII be away r. year
and VIII make thclr home most Of
that time In Pittsburgh.
State school Superintendent John
v. Conway was in Albuquerque yes
terdny on his way 10 Hcien. where he
addressed the Valencia county teach
ere institute last evening. Re had
just come from a tour Of ouufy In
sfltufes in various eastern counties.
~ a. Coard. of santa BE. who Il
rate clerk ior tho state corporation
commission. pissed through Albu-
queruuc Yesterday on his way a. ~
paso whore he Will attend a railroad
rafc hearing
n. A. F1eld Of the state land office
NJ santa Fc. h M Albuquerque.
a. a. Hopkins ~ ~ paso. u former
resident Of Albuquerque. h IN the
city.
". ". Roblnson. 81 Oklahoma city.
who WAS n member of the Oklahoma
legislature. n lu Albuquerque. Ho "
now travelling ir New Mexico terri
tors FOR % school book firm.
Miss May Hamburger az Mont
Couacry. Alabama. b. visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. O. y. Aiilncr AZ 1924 West Fruit,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

You win hnd it in our Classi-
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

fsssqnio sanrisr. who = unnfsSi IN
las frurcs on a charge 81 Hcductton.
according 70 a HIfe received ~ the
nhnfln hero a few days ago. Was ar
rested yesterday. upon HE arrival IN
Alnuuucrquc from Wagon Mound. He
will hr held until officials from Lar
Cruces come for him.
Mculnrs 81 tilr National Disabled
EuldIrra lc1Euf are requested % re-
port NJ The club rooms lieh West
Central. az 10 O'Clock Sunday morn-
lnR % attend the funeral q Cvmrade
Baird
Ilsr Wcmnn's Auxiliary az the
American Lesion requests an mem
hers 20 meet sunday morning al 10
ofcInc ~ FfHnch'H chapel 20 attend
the funeral o. Edward baird. an OK
eersiec man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Ask The Herald carrier boy on your route
to tell you about the saving combination offer by
which you can have Tn Daily and Sunday Her
aid and Pictorial Review delivered to your door,
for the subscription price of one. The next num-
Der of Americas greatest home magazine is out
June Is. Place your order today. The boy on
your route will explain the proposition, which
means savings to you and earnings for him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
Virgil Decker Found
Guilty of Murder
OF His Chum,

WARSAW. Ind. June ii.-NirEil
Decicr 80 year old farmer boy. was
fourd guilty Of murder In b firsi
degree To- connection with tho death
~ Leroy loYctt. his associate. by "a
Jury lu circuit court here last night
lie was Gontchcod d. life impriaon-
merit
noon iniermsni We az san joss c~eneiery
Garcia A suns s.re in rharEr.
The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Of Want Ads BY bringing results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
DEATHS

CANDELAHIA-The funeral 81 Miss
Maria oandeada. daaEhtfr ~ M and Me-
Nike Candelaria eas held yestqfdag after.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
CHICAGO GRAN N,pxE.r

niilCAGo. March le.--Bu!ls had an All.
snhthS" In the wheat inark"; ,od,v.
GFsscc and France. The close va s.rn,, ~,
az "a TO -. net higher with March "a
70 l":', anu May 1917 10 i.5lI. Com
FaiIcN :. 10 = n :. and oats /, to :. AZ
~ provisions IN" outcome was a ..tiac *
OF - TO - cents. 80
h"'t showed an upward Tendency f,o,,,
Ih' '-"fl. u was aid Greco, and IT,, 49,.
"''t 'Shlnr for tenders arnouniInr m ~,
1880 1880 bushels AID that EI.-a,.
5ouaE h"d taken abDu; i.Ccpl bush.Is ~,
hfiadiin wheat. In ihis Coun"Tttnp b..
II, vas noted THAI cash ,r",,i Ii,,, :
Sh,""N "a advance ~ IN" CUR OF J.y,.,
a a az Minneapolis a.,d Winnipeg as yyaII'
h"rn"s mis- were credited with hnyint.
nnnsnt lutures here. Assertions ;h:,r IN.
W. nu-h"iH In Argentine to-day al q, 10 ,
,r 80" states ih'"h {" make much I'm
Ir"@Slon as a b-ar factor ana 50, d.
Nl-r 1!d announcement thar C;roat I.riinI,,
I"' Russia hhd signed trade ngr."in"r,
~ was generally assumed thar RuSui,
posS.sse! no iiuTortart quantity ~ ,yh.,t
80 lhbi" Tor export Meanwhile. Cortin,,nJ
l'."'rhc's !" tr-en bugs IN tho Suu,h,y.. !.
s"rri TO Keep IN" III; rlrrc or loss
mn" 20 POSSIBILITIES -. a Cro: So, 70
"h ana oats syinpa;htzcl with ~.
WH'a advance. Receipts U.,,. -.lu. ivai,.
ssIna't ana eastern demand fair. cFpocially
Provisions were weakened hy h,.,l
~ hoE values 1ui hy nyures showing thsf
IN" ttDck OF lard here was ;:rrarar thgn
HiH ht"h generally expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
EAST ENDERs ASK AID
FOR ATHLETIC FIELD
fin"ncr Committee Hears Dclcga-
ton "f Citizens Advocating
Assistance From CITY.

The finauc" Committee Of city
Council y"st"rday afternoon heard
citizens FROM Church Uili, headed by
hr. William IT. PARKER ia advocacy
OF some assistance toward tn" MAIN
trnanc" OF The athletic park in that
eli"n The athletic assoc 'ations in
n" East End ar. iu need ~ holm.
the sneakers pointed ont; nnd an an
pr"priitson rs asked Of sufficient pro-
portions To encourage TIN, continue
"nce OF The work OF the various or
gauiZatiuus
the committee. at request OF Couu-
Gilman Thomas !! Morton GXcd un0n
m'Nt TUESDAY night at o'clock rs
n" dat" FOR discuys.n tn" PROPOSE
iion Of bringing forward tho school
pond issues, So that the sum of ST.
pn",b"u may b. spent this year in
IN" work OF construction.
Mr.. Morton points out that this
money can as w"il If not bctto~. he
%pcrt this y'ar than next, ANA the
buildings Will bc ready, under !, s
suggested plan. one year earlier Than
under the original plan Of stretching
"a" bond issue ~ $l5OO.000 over a
thrcc-ycar period
1t the meeting uf the committee
tonight Il is probable the question
Of funds for larger wlt"r mains for
IN" business districts viii he is
CuSSod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
F|REMEN'S RELIEF FUND
REACHES $4,000 MARK
tik> tais" SD, state Association
Contributing SD and Local
Lodge Giving 500.
RICHMOND HOTEL DONATES
Funerals Of Two Victims Are Held
Yesterday lftcrnoou-I'!nnS for
Public Memorial Services Sunday
Icing Made.

scores "t letters continued Ia ar
r!N" %"S trrdty Tor the Merchants aud
'!tiH"uS' Relief Fund. which is being
sponsored hy The Evening DiSnntch,
and = commute. Of c:tizrns apnoiui-
ed 10y Mayor George NiuSli. Tor tho
relief of tn" families OF the men who
gave ;hcit lives lighting the JurGvns-
Hopkins fire sunday Afternoon. IN.
iGiiH has gone over the $iu.opO mark.
y total of $40 vas authorized ny
th" i!ks for coiii ributiou to the
iuhd though The Evening Dispatch
by the state Association or E!ks. ana
TIA" local order. tho tormsr apprn-
priatiuE S2h for that purpose ycstcr-
day. ana the latfeT $40. The Rich
mond Hotel Corporation also sub
scr;hed $3.50 :. othc relief fund yes
;crday.
Tonay voluntary collection for
the fund Will he rakrn III the schools
for the families az the dead fire.
men, according 10 .uin.taouncclncnt
ant OF schools TN" Academy Of
Music las, night contributed S273.l2
through collections taken between
shows. Practically all %. the clubs
made donations. through Tho Eve
ming Dispatch. FOR thus fund. The
uctcctiE" department Of the city also
contributed literally 10 the fund yes
tcrddy.
Funerals Of Thomas Raymond
johnson. aged ,hirtY-four, one %
the fire victims. was conducted yes
terdaE afternoon from his home. 2OiG
Ncnahlc Street. kcv. James u. Cook.
officiating
Funeral Services Tor .Ndoiph Gustav
lic!ncckc, the civilian who was
killed. was also conducted at 3 o'clock
Yesterday from iicnnctt'S mortuary
chapel,
+ y. Raymond. expert invcst3-
gator OF the National. Eoard OF Fire
Underwriters. ~ in Richmond 10 ocn-
duet AN investigation OF the fire ia
which the five men We're Killed lie
arrived Yesterday and viii probably
h" her. several days
Coroner j. Fuimcr Bright Will hold
AN inquest into the death OF the five
men today. beginning at 10 NJ
at CRY Han
All was moving along smoothly
yesterday with preparations for tho
memorial service. whiCn Will be- held
at City Nuditorium. sunday afternoon.
in honor OF the victims
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
ranged az follows
CHICAGO 1--we ,r0ck M>u,,Er

CHICAGO, Hi. March lG.-Csitlr: re
cripis. 300: beef stcrs ana butcher stock
weak 10 2'c lover. Top beef steers .e.5j:
average weight i.l-o pounds bulk So a . - :
lat cows and hri:":s largely f.coSi - ,
"u!!S steady: bulk s!]mG.2a veal calves
mostly Do lower. bulk to packer 10 Sa.
10: sioekers and feeders steady To lac
Hogs: receipt. -a.ac. light. a,0 - ccn,.
lower; others @4!I5 cents lower than YES.
t"Ttay average. closed weak. liberal hold
overs mostly hclYlcs. any OF which dil
not receive hid. several local killers
still! our NJ market; tor. lhtJ. bulk ~
pounds down - !JH 1879: bulk 30 pouuhs
up. 30 p.@s about st.udv. bulk de.
sirnbl" 20 To i.H-pounds. 10 q 1850.
sheep. 5000; sheer light ana handy
lambs steady: heavy lambs. SLOW. mostly
mr-"id noon wooded lambs top. u %
pounds bulk Tat wooded lamb, s.5ENin.nl:
Choic" s1-pouni wuD!-d y.arllnrs. $50:
ewes, top G..i; bulk fat ewes 5inFiGo1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
SI't;\l.

NEW fpEN March IS Th.fc wa. no
,hl""a.|ihent from IN" cuban committed.
~ '''''-' I" u next H-ircLt ton price for
-hE'f although ,Hcy ia luuounc. that
>!at. h't'h ia. ,h"y had mad" s.llc, ~
t'- h'HN d! 'ptd'tr interests at :, cents
q" b. ilsp ton. go Cnli.i states buyyrs
az '"htS e. g.. AMI 1850 tons &, FOR
,,,"h situations AT ~ T. e. d. all for
MtFyh April shipm"u- Prices In Tie
ni"1h i,iu" irt u"nI!U@!. although culi dnty
"t"! I"ii' R.'" sugars Iru nrtI.dy "a [
'pu"t 4" % Tor centrifugal. with bly"rH
lh,!n"d 4" hu!i OFT and await. tn. an
H"!ht"in"ht "i the I"Nt Cuban price
~ hark"t inr refined Is unchanged
IN" MhHc som" .r"nr"rs are accepting nov
business several are SIN out 81 tbs mar
- Win ihe i"hie generally awaiting the
InNnpnn'"m.ht OF tho. next cuban price.
lJl!', ar" HNi"i at \ cents for tine gran
I,t'"h win two r"fi:"rs takiuG orders
ipF s"itS Oh The basis oG 7.S