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Putnam patriot., 1921-03-25
THOMPSON TOWN TOPICS

Mrs. George Brott spent Sunday in Worcester.
 Miss Annie Cunning is home for the Easter time.
 Mrs. Dartt entertained the whist club on Tuesday
 MT. and Mrs. E. s. Backus spent Sunday in Worcester.
 Hamilton Paine was home from his school over the weekend.
 Mrs. \. B. Ream sails for France next week for a stay until late spring.
 Mrs. s. T. Livingston has been away in Boston spending a week with friends
 Mr and Mrs. Louis Ream of Wor- cester were visitors in the village on Monday.
 Dr. and Mrs. Masten from Worees- ter were visitors at their home here on Monday.
 The Marot School is closed for the Easter vacation, many of the girls go- ing to their homes.
 Mrs. Dr. Gardner Miller of Provi- dence was visitor to her summer home here on Sunday.
 Miss Mcclellan and the Decker children, Faith, Betty and Frank, are spending the week in town. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manning of North Grosvenordale were callers on Miss Jane Lewis and Veranus on Tues day.
 Miss Muriel Backus returned to her duties as teacher in the high school in Williamstown, Mass, the first of the week.
 l Mrs. Allen Rabbit is making quite extensive changes to the internal ar engagements of the rooms in her resi- dence.
 Mrs. Dexter Elliott and family are taking their meals with Mrs. Hutchins during the absence of their cook at their own home.
 Quite extensive repairs are being made te- the buildings of the late Judge Crosby, by way of silling the barn, painting, etc.
 Peter Brunette was awarded the prize in the contest for the best es- say on President Munroe, his class, the junior, being the only contestant.
 Fred Herrick is engaged in touch ing up some of the painting in the church, the necessity of which was caused when some late repairs were made.
 The Brandy Hill school has been kept two days this week to make up lost time made necessary by the pre- vious illness of the teacher, Mrs Burns.
 A goodly number of our residents attended the play at the Kings Daughters hall in East Thompson on Saturday evening, given by the Tour tellotte high school.
 Mrs. Albert Herrick of Westfield Mass, visited with her daughter Ella who has been visitor with her grand, mother, Mrs. Ella Herrick, during her vacation, on Saturday.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-25
..,. ASSOCIATIONS TO fA GET MONEY FROM STATE

rn. Connecticut Fair, which is held
 ,.-.ford is not entitled to an ap- a1 ns ,.;a+;on from the state for the past season, according to the report fan .s state board of agriculture sub Oi ...aa s to the state comptroller this o''I - Nine fair associations or so- Nst t;es in the list of forty-two were eie.,s esrded $500 each, and thirty others ave ave oiyen smaller appropriations.
 VI Following is a list of the eastern .,.suoe+icut societies who held fairs ,.st fan. the amounts they paid in -, -ar,inms and the appropriations al lgan,e5 bv the board: Coventry Grange,
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-25

Wong Ping, fifteen-year-old Chi nese girl of Cincinnati, who, when she completes her course at a local con- mereial school this spring, will be, as fas as is known, the only Chinese stenographer in the United States and perhaps in the world. Miss Wong, who was born in China and came to America with her mother when but a baby, is the daughter of a wealthy Chinese restaurant proprietor
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-25

premiums $249.s7, appropriation $50; New London County, premiums sl,697.10, appropriation s50o; Wind ham County Agricultural Society, S919.3o, appropriation $500; Wood stock Agricultural Society, premiums s929.10, appropriation $500.
Putnam patriot., 1921-03-25

Tom Douglas broke the worlds rec ord for weeping last week, when he cried for twelve consecutive hours at the Fox studio. Toms weepy part is that of the hero in Footballs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
|"Diapepsin'' for
Bad Stomach,
| Indigestion

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

n the house. II certainly il my best
friend and could not keep house with
out II. ! have recommended Il to
many and always shall. You may
use this letter II you wish. Mrs.
EDWARD PITrs. 2 High St. New
burgh. N. Y.
II has been said that 'backache IL
m invention Of the Evil One to try
women's souls" but even %, II Il
more often . symptom Of . female
trouble which sooner or later declares
itself. Day after day Il drags .
woman down and night after night
prevents restful sleep. Such woman
should follow Mrs. Pitts advice and
try Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
Poisoned Nurses
Are Recovering

CHICAGO. Oct. .o.--After eating
poisoned candy sent thru the mail,
seven nurses at the West End hos
pital were believed TO have good
chances for recovery Thursday. The
typewritten note accompanying the
candy. which was sent to Miss Helen
Rosenfeld, reading From patient
who is an admirer OF yours" furnish
ed slender clue TO police and postal
inspectors.
Two brothers. who had been at
tcntive to Miss Rosenfeld. we're ar.
rested Wednesday. one OF whom was
held by postal inspectors, the other
being questioned by police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

6he vas . pretty thing. tins
ignorant Girl. this young. impuistvs
animal.
She clutched her baby Tighter and
her face paied . littis ~ she sntsred
the door that was lettervd. -StAte
Superintendent. Pacific Coast Rescue
and Protective Society," and faced
Mrs Amanda l.. Gordon
II wn~ the - problsn that
she laid before the oatIes woman.
who listened patiently 10 her
fxltering story.
She had left homo. She had met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

The class In foreign exchange. of.
tered. by the University Extension
Service. 4 ssili open for registration
The class meets each Friday for "a
weeks. At 7;ss .. M. in room icts
Henry building. and Is under the d.
rccsion Of VI. II. Preston. instructor
IN the college OF business administra-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

WASHINGTON. oct. Gothic sen,
ate has confirmed J. s. Cottrill. OF
Tennessee. TO be minister To Bolivia.
George Y. Piper. OF Portland. Ore.
TO be collector Of customs at Port.
land. and Edward n. Wheeler. OF
Portland. Ore. 10 be appraiser OF
merchandise at Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

Two DOCKS Wim-
|out being tired
out ! read Of
|Ly dia z. Pink
hams Vegetable
compound in .
me " spaper and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

YAKIMA.--No more woman pris.
oncrs viii be accepted In county Jail
here until matron ls provided, says
Sheriff Pad II. Bear. whose office n
being investigated by county grand
jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
State Gets $77,18O
From u. S. Forests

A total OF ssT.isc.5s has just been
received BY the state as its share of
!. the receipts from national forests.
fORe9try officials announced Thurs
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

vicA and that girl would como
out all right.
delinquency. thru ignonnce and
other channels. has become appalling
In this state. We need morc room
at the girls hons. greater accommo.
sintions'
Sealtis win have m cppm>
tuuity to help inrvwmse arcummo-
dAtions there by contributing to
the Seattle Community Chest
during tho campaign week.
November II to 10.
him He had como away and for.
saken her. and their baby.
There was more 70 the story. too.
She had been unable 60 find work.
People didn't want her and the baby:
the baby would require too much OF
her attention. No. when a bcncfactor
came into her life. she trusted him
and
Wren he mysterlousiy disappeared
he left her worse off than she was
before.
Mrs. Gordon UNDERWOOD.
'-rhe baby. them she asked.
yes" the riri answered. The
baby Ii all right; the doctor said So"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
GIRLS HOME
OVI;RCR0NDED

~rhe Washington Girls Home Mt
Everett" said Mrs. Gordon. lis
full. so we couldn't send the baby's
mother there for the attention that
she needed.
you see, We had sent foi girls
there already during the year. out
OF 7ss cases that the society .investi-
gated. Tho taby's mother was one
Of ~ that there wasn't room for.
"She wasn't bad. that mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

Cavite Is the principal naval head
quarters Of the United states in the
Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

Tho cashmere goat Of India and
Tibet is remarkable for its fine.
silky fleece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

Bsgdad. tho former capital Of the
Moslem empire. was founded In 73i
A. ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20
vv0IvIEN'S.

Big assortment Of Women's High
grade Shoes, in small o.
sizes: values 10 $1,000. OOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

and quick rrsults Mastin's VITA
MON Tablets mir with your food. help
IL 10 digest and provide the heslth-giv-
ing. strcngth-building nourshment that
your body must have TO make firm
tissue. strong nerves, rich blood and q
keen. active brain. They will not cause
gas or upset tho stomach. but. on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

tins vT-TA-MON Tablets - the orig
nal and genuine yeast-v1tamine tablets.
There is nothing else like them. 10 do not
Accept limitations or substitutes. You
can get mAstin's vITAMON Tablets
Ut ali good druggists. such ~
All Owl Drug Stores
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27
Co je to hodno.

L'udia s1 caste vlakani kupovat' L.
eastiny olejovtch kompaniach i
1ych spekulativnych obchodnych spo-
lotnostiach. Vel'kym lakadlom je &C.
IA dcastiny. Predavac povie: "Kdpte
81 t1to deastinu teraz po dolari a ak
kompania natrafi ma olej vasa. dcasti-
IA bude stat $4,000 "a skus." Je to
:idina vel 'keho zisku, ktora je prfcinou
:traty vasichs penazi. -,
Met absoldtnej hodnoty ami ceny
- tNchto spekulativnych dcastinach,
jednoduchy Gems, mnoho razy ami ten.
Vel 'kym rozdielom medzi spekula-
tivnou alebo obchodnou lGastinou a
norgicovou zabezpekou je, ze prva je
rizikom ia druha bezpecnost 'ou, lebo
vsetky peniaze vlozene sd y morgy,
;och--1roky nesdcich zabezpekach. :
100 centov ma dolari. $4,000 kaz.
lei $4,000 tcastine Preferred Cd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27

Dol 81 stal nepoliticky clovek S
praktickym administrativ. smy-
slom, ktory vidf pred sebou v pr
vom rade administrative pome-
~, a politizovat' by sa bolo len
hodne neskorsie zacalo a ME Il
radneho miesta.
Ale na cello Slovenska prisiel po
prevrate DIR. Vavro Srobar SO svo-
JIM spolupracoynfkmi nado-
vsetko $ politickym programom.
.Bol to moment nplnej jednomy-
/ sci 'nosti, ked' Srobar prisiel ako
minister ma Slovensko. Siel no DO
zdravit' Hlinka, Dula j Mudron,
lebo vsetci mali len jeden ciel':
vymanit' sa nplne a elm chytrej-
Sic mad 'arskeho jarma, nix ne
robil vycitky preto prazskej Via
lie, re ma cello tejto akcie na Slo-
7ensku postavila Srobara.
Tu SINE pri Hlinkovi. Ako SO
Srobarom, ami s MIN nes1hlasim,
ale ako nedovolil by som Sroba-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27
HL'ADA SA

Alexander Tupta, mar. 2. julia 1884
V Kosiciach, odisiel do Ameriky
l. maja 1906. Posledne zpravy do
stal jeho otec oktobri 1919 Z
Windsor, Ohio (R F. D. 1.) a pro
81 jeho priatel'ov a znamych, ably
vsetky zpravy nom a jeho teraj-
Som pobyte poslane boly ma: The
Foreign Language Information
Service, Czechoslovak Section, Is
West 81. ST., New York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27

ra upodozrieyat' necistych po-
hn1tok, tax by som nedovolil po-
tyarat ami Hlinku: Muslin podo-
tkn1t' to, ze ked' Hodza, Dula a
I'M predni narodovci pokonavali sa
$ Mad 'armi 0 priechodnom sta
We, Hlinka, sue k tomu pozvany,
povedal, ze Mad 'armi uz ami slo-
va ztratit nechce! Pocul som ho
rccnit' na deklaraenom shrornaz-
denl MARITIME a viem, re prve
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27

manifestacne shromazdenie "a ma
su republiku on sriadil v Ruzom-
berku pred Wac tisicovym zastu-
pom. Toto je pravda, to je prav-
da, ze siel odusevnenim pozdra-
Wit do Ziliny prveho slovenskeho
ministra, le konecne to je prav-
da, ze niekol 'ko tyzdflov "a tym,
zjavil sa na cele prudkej opozlcie,
ako vodca l'udovej strany.
(Pokracovanie buddcne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27
PRE- PoRozUMENIE DNEsNYcH PoLIT1cKYCH 20
MERoV MA sLovENSKU

s = Il . 4 3 + ( .
klade dvojitosti, ale ma zaklade,
poyedal by som, ~ dvojjedinosti!
Hadaly sa synody prvych krs-
st 'anskych storoci 0 trojjedinosti
Bozej, ak ME tol'ko, ale aspon
niekol' 'ko rokov potrva, kym po-
ehopime dvojjedinost ceskoslo-
vensku. Dnes je este ME jasna, a
tym menej bola jasna dnoch
prevratu. Ntedy SINE sa len tesili,
tesiI sa ,Dula, Stodola, Hlinka i
zoch, a rozleteli SINE sa po dedi-
ZACH zvestovat' radost' velikii. V
len deklaracie 80. okt. 1918 '
MARITIME mali sme j porady, kde sa
lastolila otazka autonomie ma
, sa formulovat', ako vymienka
politickeho sjednotenia, kol 'ko
mienok sa vyrojilo, axe hadky,
ME zvady, az Metod Bella akymsi
lojemnym hlasom zacal: dnes by
sme 81 mali kalit' sradost' hadka-
mi? A zamlkli vsetci po tom pri-
siel Ivan Derer so west 'ou, ze sd
shovaral ceskymi poslanci, pr-i
slymi 20 Svajciarska, kdc sa sisli
) nasimi zahranicnymi pracovnik-
mi, re je vsetko vyhrate, po tom
west O. srdteni mad 'arskej moci,
I l'udia sa objimali... TAX bolo.
kto mohol ytedy yykalkulovat
najjemne5sie nuanse nastaleho no.
5eho pomeru d podl'a toho vypo-
eltane, presne> urcit' miestp slo-
'enska v Ceskoslovenskej repub-
like? Predstavy O tom sa menily.
ako Kaleidoscope. Predseda Ma
rodnej Rady, Maths Dula sa roz-
radostil mad tym, ze ked' sa ko-
hosi spytal: elm je?, dostal odpo-
sed', ze ami Cechom, ami Slova-
kom ale Cecho-Slovakom. Nesta-
Gil rozmysl at tom, co to zna-
mena, ami o politickych dosled-
koch takehoto postavenia veci. A
tato neorientovanost' charakteri-
zovala nasich narodnych l'udi ma
nospol. Ja' sa jej nedivlm. Tu ma
ihe vytuzend republiku, ktora w.
asia, ako ostrov rozbnrenom
mori, chyt me sa jednou mysl 'ou
do roboty, ably ju vlny nezalialy.
Behal som po bratislavskej zupe,
organizujhc odbory Narodnej Ra-
dy, 0 mesiac som Dol uz v redak-
, eli -Narodnych Novin, ably sa mo-
hly stat dennikom, do pozdnych
hodfn Narodnej Rade, po tom
kurzy slovenciny pre- hradnikov,
shon cd rama do noci, tax bolo a
tax SINE boil napospol. Delikatna
Cesko-Slovenska otazka sa potion
vyvarl prirodzenym sposobom,
ked' sd upevnime, ked' sa roz-
hi 'adime, obznamime, vyprobuje-
me. Teraz len konsolidaciu.
VS. 81 myslim, ze by vsetko bo-
10 islo tax krasne, keby mix nebol
politizoval tych nevyvarenych
pomeroch, keby IA cello Slovenska
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27
Pariz, %. apr. 49,

Pariz, ~. apr. 1921.
Domov by som 81 netrofal pisat'
0 tejto veci, lebo zial 'bohu tax
SINE donna, ze je t'azko povedat'
mienku politike a nedostat' sa
pri tom $ niekym do vlasov, a
ked je rec tom, mann sto chuti
Hszat' uz >domov a chytit' sa do
prace svojho povolania ale ne
mann chuti bit sa l'ud mi svoje.j
kryi a chcel by som mat elm Wac
ludi, ktorf nemaj1 chuti do bit
ky.
Pri tom denne myslim ma nase
politicke pqmery, bedlive sledu-
jem ich vyvin $ ,kroka ma krok,
ako som ich sledovall, zijdc v mich
"a prevratu a po prevrate, som v
listovnom spojenf nasimi l'td'-
mi zda sa mi, ze vidim dobre
Preto chcem mich napisat' nie-
kol'ko SLOW pre- Vas. bratia v A
merike, ktori ste este d 'alej od
mich a ktori sd pri tom nepresta-
vate' zaujinlat 20. nase pomery, ba
sdiel Pate ich tax intenzivne, ako
intenzivne ste sdiel'a BOZ "a ma
Sc oslobodenie.
V prvom rade dovol 'ujem 81
Ryslovit' toto, dosial' aida este
nevyslovene: Neratajuc l'udi, kto-
ri boil s MIN r1ajuxsie sdruzeni, dr..
srobar Dol ma slovenslu jediny
clovek, ktory NAL po prevrate jas
ny politicky program. Tento pro-
gram sa nevylupnul ' poslednych
dnoeh: Rodil sd pod vlivom vte-
dy professofa Masaryka v Prahe,
ked' Stobar a jelio ,najblizsi dru-
hovia tam studovali, vykl 'uvali sa
2 rocnfkov .tHlasu, pc tom Prndov,
casto sa korrigoval a v case pre-
vratu vyslovit',by sa Dol dial talk
to: Cesko "a Slovensko je statne
sjednotene, prvych dnoch. treba
vsetko narazit' TAX, ably c1m skor
splynulo narodne recove.
Prostriedky ma dosiahnutie to-
hoto ciel "a:
/. V iistave obist' autonomiu
Slovenska a nahradit' ju autono-
miou obecnou a zupnou, ktora je
dobra pre- lokalne potreby malych
obvodov, ale nespaja Slovensko a.
ko akysi osobitny celok v repub-
like. .--
2. Administrator, study skoly
dat do ruk, ktore su tejto my
slienkc naklonane, alebo jej z
chlebovych prfein sl1zit' budd a
1radoch ~ brizovat' jej horli-
vych privrzencov.
3. Do tychto rtk dostat' nrad-
MI osvetovd pracu medzi l'udom.
4. Toto nebol povodne Srobarov
plan, ale prijal ho jaseni 1919,
od svojich najblizsich, ako pro-
spesny: preorientovat' slovenskti
politiku podl'a stavovskych "a
ujmov.
Mono sa hadat tom ci je to
program dobry a ci zly, ale je
program program .jasny. Sro-
bar no sice, taktickych OIL Ia
dow takto jasne nikdy nevyslovil,
casio s dorazom inaksie akcento-
val, Oh jeho spolupracovnfci, ale
dosledne isiel IA MIN vytrvale
ide "a MIN a hoci som S jeho pro-
gramom v protive, nikdy by som
nedovolil 0 nom povedat' ze robi
"a zisk slavu. Robi tax, lebo 81
mysli, ze dobre robi.
S tymto programom na Sloven-
sku malo kto slhlasil. kto no uz
ia dnl prevratu jasne videl, oba-
val sd no, lebo predvidal .jeho ma
sledky, ale mix nevedel postavit
proti nemu ineho programu. To
neznamena, re Srobar Dol jedine
mldry clovek na Slovensku. Ma
skrze ME. On len, stojac ma stano-
visku 1plnej jednoty, bd vo vel'-
mi l'ahkom polozenf. Taky pro-
gram osnovat' Dol by uhadol j
clovek mensieho kalibru, ako
lahko by bolo, postaviac sa ma
stan0yiskO nplnei dyoiitosti. OsnO-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27
THE PEOPLES
DISCOUNT COMPANY

istiny
vlozcn6 je morgicoch ma zlepsenych
mestskych majetkoch. Preto kazda L.
castna je hodna $4,000 alebo vyse.
Vsetky peniaze z odpredaju riadnych
lcastin spolocnosti okrem malych
vWlavkov pri ich predavani-sd podo-
bne vlozene do 1roky nes1cich zabez-
pekov Tie Peniaze peniaze robia,
robia peniaze! Preto elm viac penazi
spoloenost' obdrzi z prcdaju dcastin,
tym Wac m6ze morgiGov zak1pit' a
tym Wac moze zarobit pre- svojich u
| tastiharov.
Keby predavala svoje ticastiny po
tl.O0, mala by len $1.O0 (menei O W.
daj predaju) ma invcstovanie do NOR
2icov hodnota iei preferred dcastin
by bola poskodcna.
SpoloGnost ale dostane $500 "a lei
Common htastinu pocas tohto wy
dania a preto bude mat - (menei o
vydaj predaju) $500 ma investovanie
morgicoch. Common dcastiny si tedy
hodny $500 akus, ponevac skutoc-
"a hodnota ucastin morgicovej dis
kontovcj spoloenosti je prave TAXA, aky
obnos ma na investovanie mcrgicoch
Je to jediny spravedlivy sp6sob.
THE PEOPLES DISCOUNT COM
PANY pon6ka iej nepredanu este cast
pritomn6ho vydania tcastin 5000
icdnotiek
l ucastinu S9I Cumulative preferred,
po par $4,000.
] 1castinu Common (bez par) hod-
noty po $500.
Predavan6 len spolocne po $135OO.
Ia hotov6 alcbo mesacnymi spIatka.
mi.
Date sVojim peniazom pracovat' v
stavbe domov pre- Youngstown oko-
| lieu.
THE POWER COMPANY
OF AMERICA
1s Hippodrome Arcade. Youngstown, O..
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
NEW ORLEANS,

Market closed steady with net unchanged
10 0 points higher. Close-July. II $50. !:
October, II. .24c.; December. 12.62c.: January,
12.70c.; March. 1880.
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Galveston steady, 10 points higher, at
II Tbo.; sales a96. New Orleans steady. %
points higher. at 11.bOc.: sales Ass. Mobile
nominal 25 points higher. at 1o.2hc.; sales
nil Savannah steady. unchanged, at
ii Soc: sales 4p6 Baltimore nominal. un-
changed, at l1.75c.: sales nil. New York
quiet. unchanged. at 12.2oc.: sales nil.
Memphis steady, unchanged. at 1o.5oc. :; sales
LOO ST. Louis quiet. unchanged. Mt
Io.7So.: sales 1876. Houston steady un-
changed, at 1850; sales 2.7Ts. Little
Rock quiet. 2o points higher. at lo,5oc. I:
10. 40c. +; sales 3.l7e. Montgomery firm. 25
points higher. at 1o.50c. sales II. Fort
Worth steady, unchanged. at 1o.4oo; sales
lSO
The New York herald., 1921-07-09

DIVIDENDS AND INREsT.
Savings Banks
The New York herald., 1921-07-09
RUST IN CANADA
LETS WHEAT AGAIN
u. S. Crop Report Causes
Slight ,Sag at First-Ex-
portss Harden Corn.

CRIcAGo, July s.-Strength developes
In wheat prices Nto-day largely as a re-
suit OF confirmation OF reports OF black
rust in canada. The market closed firm.
q to 2 cents net iaagher, with Septem-
Der s121as to M21% and December
s1.24A to SLAM. Corn finished *
cent net lower to,1sl cent advance. and
oats unchanged to "a cent higher. Pros
visions CLOSED unchanged to cents up.
Wheat at first showed tendency to
decline, owing more or less to correcf
anticipations that the Government Gro Q
report would prove to be less bullis.h
than looked for and that deterioratio a
would be offset In measure by the adj
vance in the par basis for the MONTH.
Scantiness of rural offerings. however:
and word that rains had interfered with
threshing in Kansas and Nebraska
tended to check the bears. subsequently
fresh advices regarding black. rust re-
ceiyed the most attention and were IN
strumental in turning the market de-
cidedly up grade after midday. Mes
sages from Winnipeg said samples of
wheat showing BLACK rust had been re-
ceiyed from many points in Manitoba
and from places In Saskatche wan.
July corn was strengthened by ex-