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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-08
LYRIC BOOKS BIG SHOWS
Popular Local Picture House Has
Some Fine Attractions for
Summer.
Electric Fans and Good Ventilation
Makes Lyric Popular Place.

Miss Ellen Larsen, manager of the
Lyric theatre, has booked line of
fine attractions for the summer
months. Good roads and warm
summer evenings makes it plea
sure for out of town folks to drive
to DEBORAH. They will find the Lyric
one of the best ventilated theatres
in the state, besides there are plenty
of electric fans going, so its al
ways comfortable on the inside.
The June bookings are exceedingly
high class as will be seen by the
following which will be shown at the
Lyric this month: Mary Miles Minter
in "All Souls Eve". Harold Good
win in "Oliver Twist, Jr." Earle
Williams in "Iti Can be Done" Har-
old Lloyd in among Those Present.
Pearl White, big eight reel special,
"The White Moll.' Bebe Daniels in
"She Couldn't Help It." Geo. Walsh
in "The Plunger." "The Spenders"
7 reel special. Jack Dempsey in "a
Day With Jack Dempsey" This is
reel showing Jack Dempsey in
training and costs $4,000 alone. "The
Dwelling Peace of Light reel
special. Pearl White in "The Noun
tain Woman" Buck Jones in "The
One Man Trail" Tom Mix in
"Hands Off," Clyde Cook in "The
Guide" "The Brute Master" "Her
First Elopement", with Wanda Haw-
ley. Bessie Barriscale in "Life's
Twist"
With such an array of high class
attractions the Lyric should be a
very popular place during June.
Other big specials will be announced
later.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-08

Better be laughed at than not
noticed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago, May 10. = cATTLE-Receipts.
so,I5 bid. Top matured steers, so.25; bulk:
COWS and heifers, .6N7 so; bulls largely.
S5:25MB.25: veal calves mostly sS 50@0;25
HOGS - Receipts. $4,000 head Lights
about steady. Others strong to 1Oc higher
than. yesterdays average. Top, Ss.s5: bulk
sS.258S.10: pigs steady to strong; bulk de-
sirable, ss.60TS.75.
SHEEP = Receipts. IL. 900 head. Very
slow. Lambs. steady to zoe lower. Sheep.
25c to soc lowers shorn lambs top, early,
sl.75 no sales wooled lamhs: native
springs, isia@ @ NO; few ewesA s6G6.So.
Pittsburgh. May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1000 head. Steady. Hcav!es, $3.50 q &. 90;
hcavy- workers.. light yorkers and pigs. SO. %
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 500 head
Steady. Top sheep. Ss; top lambs. Sl2.
CAI.VES--Receipts, 900 head Higher.
Top. 81.
East Buffalo. May 9.-CATTLE-Re
ceipts. 900 head, Steady. Calves. receipts.
200 head. Twenty-Hve cents lower. sh0l1.
HOGs-Rece,pts. 24OO head. Generally
steady. Heavy soG8.35: workers.. so. 80 n
0aS sss oksS yS!ks5, so and PIGS 5oss 81 so'@o7'
sHEEP AND LKMbs-Reeeipts,- 1000
head. Active. Lambs lhc higher. Lambs.
sadl2.7b: yearlings. 0.So: ,wethers
sS.26@ $50; ewes. s29s: mixed sheep, s.
Ts.c5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
roREicN EXCHANGE

New York. shfny i9.---Today open
irg foreign exchange quotations indi-
Gated degree of confidence in tho out
look relative to settlement Of the
Silesian situation. there having been
sharp advances particularly IN Frcnch
and Belgian bills. both representing
about n 20 point advance over night.
Sterling was also n shade firmer. Marks
were about unchanged. but elsewhere
throughout the entire list there was a
display Of firmness
Quotations were:
Sterling cables 4.00ai demand 400 !;
franc cables S.S2, checks S.S1 Belgian
cables S.S1, checks $50; lire cables
$50, checks 5.59k; Swiss cables
1904. checks 1901 peseta cables
1893. checks 1855; guilder cables
36. .O5. checks 5000; Stockholm cables
%. 10. checks, %. 70; Christiania cables
10 SO, checks 1880; Copenhagen cables
1875. checks 1890 marks, .6S.
The rate Of discount on New York
funds in Montreal today was II 5-16
per cent. The rate Of discount on Mon
treal funds in New York was 10 3-18
per cent.
YESTERDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
Gables 4oo% SEQ S.Ss sSSS
ToDAYs OPENING QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs Lire Guilder
Gables Gables -. ioos $50 $50 3o05
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
East Buffalo,
Statement of Employing Printers of Philadelphia


We the undersigned 4sho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

American Stores Co, quarterly Of IA per
cent on preferred and VI on common, payable
July to stock OF record June 90.
Texas Co., quart -rly Of 2 per cont payable
June 80 10 stock OF record June II.
Proctor Gamble Co. quarterly of IL
per cent on o per cent preferred. payable
June IS to stock OF record May 2b.
Reading Co.. quartorlv Of I per cent on
second preferred payable July ~ to stock
OF record June II.
American Locomotive, quarterly Ia per
cent on common, and ia per cent on pre-
ferred. both payable juno 80 to stock of
record June Is. ... 000
Middle States Oil Co. quarterly per
cent, payable July | to stock of record
June &c.
81. Maurice Paper Co, Ltd. quarterly 81,
payable May % to stock record May 20.
National Lead Co quarterly III per cen,
on common, payable June 80 to stock OF
record June 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
pur1gs. EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. May io.-BUTTER unsettled
Receipts. 12.48T tubs. Creamery, higher
than extras. 2oa29hc; creamery, extras
2sc packing stock. current Make. No 2
lie.
EGGS unsettled. Receipts. 37.305 cases
Fresh-gathered. extra frsts 23@24c hrsts
2Ol1 % 22h c; State. Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hennory whites. frsts to extras
IS 83c: State. Pennsylvanie, and nearby
Western hennery browns, extras. 2SM2Oc
State. Pennsylvania and nearby gathered
browns and mixed colors. 1rsts TO extras
22m27c; storage packed. extra frsts. 25h ~
26c do. firsts. 24m25c.
CHEESE unsettled. Receipts, 34I1 boNcs
state, whole-milk. fats, short held, spccials
1914 d17c; do, averase run. 15h a l8c; state
whole milk fats, fresh. specials. 151 Ice
do average run 13N 90 1bc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
N. Y. Air Brake pefers Dividend

New York, May 19.--Drectors Of the New
York Air Brake Co.. did not declare the
expected quarterly dividend on the stock at
their meeting yesterday. In feet, they de-
ciared no dividend at all. although Presi-
dent Starbuck. stated after the meeting
dend. which has been at the annual rate
OF 10 per cent since March, 1919 to
1918 disbursements were 20 per cent an
nually. The dividend Of ga per cent de-
clared three months ago, under the new
dividend program will be considered COW
cring tho hrst half of the current year and
the question OF payments to stockholders
will not come up again until the August
meeting. Mr.. Starbuck stated that while
present orders were at n low point he be-
iieved the railroads would be compelled to
purchase in substantial quantities In order
TO move the fall tonnage. He expected
business would be back to normal in a short
time and that the company would he en-.
joying good business within six months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
Raw Sugar Market Steady

New York. May lo.-The raw sugar mar
ing from sole TO 5.12e, duty paid. accord
ing to position. Yesterday. II. 500 bags, San
Domingos, ahoat. were purchased by the
American Sugar Refining Co. at "a. c c. l.
T.. equal TO 5.01c. duty paid. decline OF
q bout x C from the last previous sale. Ar
rivals of raws Yesterday were l0.SOO bags
Cubas. to the Warner Sugar Refining Co.
90 900 Porto Ricos to Arbuckle Bros. 1S. 500
bags San Domingos TO the Federal Sugar Re-
hning Co. and $50 bags San Domingos con-
signed to an importer. The local refined
market Is unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
d & o Tol Is Dom kep'c o.

1.... 64S n Y Centr -
T. & Terc II rs T., T8h
3D.. 8S& New or Tex &
Cene'l Elec 81 Mexico 4s
L.. 100 1..... 02h
Gene'i Eloc q. New Or Tex &
g.. 100 Mexico 6s
D. -. 1OOh 2..... 60la
Goodyear II 4 New Or Tex K
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19

Franklin Composition Co.
W. F. Geddes Sons Company
Paul w. Gibbons
Stephen Greene Company
Hallowell Company
Harper Printing Company
Harris & Partridge
Henderson Printing Company
Hoelch Printing House
The Holmes Press
H. H. Hopple
VIM. H. Hoskins & Company
c. E. Howe Addressing & Printing Co.
Hoy & Tondorf
Walter Hunter Company
lnnes & Sons
International Printing Company
Jenson Press
Edward jacob
The Frank D. Jacobs Company
Estate of Thos. Johnson
j. M. Kaupp g. Sons
Ketterlinus Litho. Mfg. Company
I. w. Klopp Co.
J. Howell Knox & Co.
S. NJ. Larzelere Company
Geo. F. Lasher Company
Levering Printing Company
Liberty Composition Company
J. B. Lippincott Company
I.ehrfeld Printing Co., Inc.
Loughead & Company
Lyon & Armor
MacCala & Company, Inc.
Macdonald, Acton & Young
Machine Composition Company
Magee Printing Company
Maiswinkle Printing Company
VIM. Mann Company
Sig. c. Mann Printing Co.
MARITIME Pfieger Company
Mueller Bros.
John r. McFetridge & Sons
Model Printing Company
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
FOX CHASE TO PROTEST.
Citizens Go to see Hays About Post
Office Removal

A COMMITTEES Of indignant citizens
from Fox Chase viii today call on win
II. Hays. Postmaster General. at Wash =
ington to protest against the removal
Of the Fox Chase Postofice from the
center Of the community to Burholme.
mile and a half away.
The situation is result Of the de :
clared inability Of the contractors to
erect a new postoffice building TO Gov
crnment specifications ut the price ap-
propriated for the purpose.
It is said the dwellers at Burholme
are seeking to have the name "Fox
Chase" discontinued for the postoffice
and the name Burholme substituted
The committee, which left for Wash
ington last night. is composed Of six
members of the Fox Chase Improve :
ment Association.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
French Bank Statement

Paris. MAY II. The weekly statement o,
tho bank OF France shows tho follow ing
changes cha @ in francs: Gold in hand increased
notes in circulat ton. decreased 2s8. 8s2. 600:
treasury deposits, incresscd $4,000; general
counted. increased Al, ,43O. 900: advances do
creased 80. 08a. 900: the State repaid TO the
bnnk 100 600 600
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
Members of the BanBook Manufacturers and Paper Rulers Dir
Printers Division for the 4S-how work-week:


t tn Shomw okk
A& CO. m TF Peck
VIM hy
R.
sB Bros fd Inc
We regard hours o ndconhay pubiem
n appear on hnsp tsto keepP hs-
pi competitive mcpsMon
INC emakng the for
md merchant in We do aay
print ppeni h Nhsuo heE
to m Monday.
its is listed "cnh land him
him and inform him dnplasm
O the Ar Committee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS
United States Treasury Certificates

government income.
Acceptable for payment OF income tax
due on date OF maturity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19

Ad-Service Printing Company
Allen, Lane & Scott
Altemus & Company
Anderson Publishing Co.
n. w. Aver & Son
James M. Armstrong
Art Printing & Enclosing Company
Automatic Printing & Stationery Co.
Wilmer Atkinson Company
VIM. G.. Bechtel e. Company
Beck Engraving Company (Ptg. d.
The Biddle Press
The Bingham Company
Bradley Printing Company
Charles Born
Joseph BRENNAN Company
George H. Buchanan Company
S. H. Burbank & Company
Carlin Brothers
Chiffon Company
Clark Printing House
Collins & Company
Colonial Press. Inc.
Cooperative Printing Company
Cox & Mason
Crescent Composition Co.
Curtis Publishing Company
Dando Printing & Publishing Company
T. C. Davis & Sons Company
The Deibert Press
Charles A. Deitz
VIM. H. Doolittle & Company
VIM. j. Dornan
Dunlap Printing Company
Eakins, Palmer & Harrar
Charles A. Eaton
Edkins Brothers
Elite Press
BENZ F. Emery. Company
Fleu & Fetterolf
VIM. F. Fell Company
Edward T. Fleming & Sons
l.. Freedman
Franklin Printing Company
Geo S. Ferguson Co. (Ptg. d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19

Moore, Rettew & Budenz
Meyer & Lesher
Meyer & Lotter
John P. Murphy Company
VIM. +. Murphy's Sons Company
National Publishing Company
John T. Palmer Company
Edw. S. Paret Company
Parkside Press ;
Patterson & White Company
Pearl-Pressman Company
VIM. H. Piles Sons
A. Pomerantz Company
Provident Press
Charles S. Quinn
Record Publishing Co., North Wales, Pa.
Review Publishing & Printing Company
Richter Printing Company
w. B. Saunders
H, w. Scattergood g. Company
Schofeld Printing Company, Inc.
Sherman & Company
Smith Edwards {, Company
f. Robt. Stackhouse g. Company
The Sterling Press y.
Edward Stern & Company
Frederick Sturgis
Frank femme
Thomson Printing Company
Geo. Townsend Co.
Trechlers Printing House
Walther Printing House
Ware Bros. Company
Washington Printing Company
Westcott & Thomson Comp. Dept.)
Wiemann Brothers
Williams & Marcus
7. A. Winchell Co.
Wolf Brothers
Yeo & Lukens Co.
label Bros.
Zieger & Riemer
WiIhnr III Tipo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
Reserve Banks Discount Rates
Official rediscount rAtes at the twelve Fed
'ai Reserve Banks are az follows:
Tress. LIB; Cont Rkrs:

sDiscount rate corresponds with interest
rate borne by certificate es pledged as collat.
OF Kansas City and 5ls per cent in the case
of Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-21
CHICAGO GRAIN Mli,Kt.r.

CHICAGO. May 20 SnhTlng prices to-
day for wheat resulted ar@'iy from bull
ish crop conditions boJh West ana South
west rh" market c.oscl ssron. AZ ~,
to -, net higher. with May si59ia TO
sl6st and July 'i.e3N TO 81 ci'. Corn
finished UNCHANGED to ;, cont lower: oots
gained = to Is and provisions lost "a
to- : cents
From The outset bulls had tho advaI-
,aec in the wheat market |; appeared
tn be rcncrn,iv admitted tina; the winter
crop has Suncrr., n'aicria! Injury. The
Southwest in particular losing around. no
tabiy oklahoma. Texas and Missouri. Re
ports were also current that unless plr n
'ifu. moisture came soon IN Kansas heavy
iOsses would occur Ia sections which at
present look promising. Bulls made much.
tho. 81 gossip that Russia had been buy
Ing wheat at I.ivcrponl and WAS In the
market for more. InHsnuCh as under
normal conditions Great BRITAIN would be
"ht lining Supplies from Russia instead OF
shiI ping to that country. the Inference
was that continued EXPORT demand for
United states wheat would remain an i'm
rortant factor. With such an outlook tho
market developed strength up TO the last
closing at practically the tocmost level
OF the day,
Predictions that. corn rccclp,a here would
show a decided increase next week tended
TO weaken the corr market. On tho OF ne,
hand, reports indicated that the condition
OF the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-21
SOUTHERN OFFERS CHECK
EARLY COTTON ADVANCES
Scattered Selling Marks Improved
Weather Conditions
i'm Belt


MEN YORK. May 2o.--l:arly week
advances In the cotton market were
.h.rls.j ,.,,,.s 80. ,r,-,.,..,l
'eI'''S - nv ''s'"
H"u' heih offerings aod prices .d'or
reacted under realizing or scattered
scUtu,. ON imnroy.ru wcnther coudi.
90 80,
.''"S j" vac p'''' '"'' sol" Oh - Gun
lJ."S AT Ia" hiSh point at Wednesday
20 1859 during todry's early trading.
49,, -, ,s,a; r,,,,d .bc r,,,-
80.
showed the presence OF a trade DC
mana at the IL u level presume bis
a. .r,.. c,,n ,,,bc, =.
I'm
Stcadlcr tone % tHt I"ttr mar N''' o"N
trading remained comparatively
,,,,., ,,:,,r r,u,b or d, o-.ribuf.l TO
49, 80"
evening M Of accounts n'hNiAf
further cron dcvoIugr!,utg or the
,, r-t,f.t ,.r ,-,,,r..
outcome '' ''.'''.h ."' '''''''N
OWING l'HF'-F ~ Nh .la-' '"' ,H"l'-
dag IN" l.iN'fh"l' LN"'"r' mas S'.".
gao spcciHi "H'Whil" or 'h'N'r o.
ans. tho "'-N 'i1 .'llN. '.N''f ,'"
"r'"rs hay. h''a l'.''N.A '''i" ,'',''
SOURCE -fiN'''H 'fN'N -.''.,t .l''.
cat" better pr"~p' Gets i'' ID r't. ''A.,
~ tho coat 'riNs n"N' N',N 10y.
iN"r" IS - iNf'"' "i i't'Ht - ','"' y 90
A0ncashire over The p'nn"s'd Lrdun
,iun Of $50 p"r cent iii WIG 'l'' ="
tive spinNcrS ar" s.li 10 nave N''' ~
hrainst ecc'nt !nce II inc 'h, ,".l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-21
tiEtt M.liilitI.

..--,,. - = i't N' s.As4 service
.NL'N lt'sN MhN -|- In.ru was little
,""!l ' 100 'HH-l lug- .u fng ,urY .ruurt.
-' ..'5"ei igtsy- Prices moved u !,
''s-'.-a iAa.'h.' "ui. following s!ual ,u,l
.A"S t"H. 4.N'.puru, with a few oils
""' .A-Hri'.sis showing ;"udcut, -
..'.'" -.iEA..- Forward.
".'.H' i'ttio.'uin was - slightly better
- .''".!H H"H i't"N"l,u e. fraction OF y,--
.'' .''N 3 .us~ y I-H GulrrtuH. VA show n
81, ." - ''"tt- ~. !nic!aailOual i'"-
,s''..h anu A'nyHsn.bD. E.H H.siu -
On "' a"i'iiy ~ tne stand Dll groU:,
','L tvl ~ = ".ieu!ar UI III. n.I al.
in iAs .-dusir.a. s",iiuu firm tone was
-hHWn .H t.r ,uutCyu' shtr,- chicago
a"N i.hSi'fn llIiNp.| WHa signify lower
Aem" Goa. w4s at-alS. Sat!-n,1 TIN II,
no mot EroU;. "a7 higher al the o.cJi.
,N-' mere "ds :UEtE-T SELLING in Eu-
'ckt ErocsUs. BoDds wcr. steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-21
Not Adapted 10 Trxas.

WAsTEINGTON, May 2o.-The
Egyptian cotton Is not adapted TO
Tcyas conditions. the Department Of
A@ricu'ture has declared in state
mout y carload OF tho Pima Egyp-
uan seed was shipped into Texas last
YEAR for planting and resulted in
'uuch disappointment" the depart
mert s1id. This variety in Texas. tho
lspRr'm'ut asserted. "Is moro suscep-
lnio 90 q case and moro exposed to
v.pyu .njury"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-21
LIBERTY L"N> no~n MAHKEr
FAVORABLE WEATHER
INFLUENCES N. 7. COTTON

NttN 1'itH- My Tn' favor h.e
I N..ih,E WHn |'i 60 continued sc"ir'r.
/ .hE ANi''til"h .l 't' r'i'Hn intrE"i
/ daring 'oJrEs carly trading ON De-
| este ~ t-"- ~ July, however. thN
W.. nee hl 'fai' H.tlHt H-"Nn! fH"
! 10 nhi t'vel whs evident. Ina the Gr."r
t''f 'H.H'i 50 ~ or COY ing TOY "-rf
. iht genera. il"f"'L '.u-'t' arm q o.
. n.i htsHh.' g' j, e" - INT.
OWING %" ~" f"Hity irtr" were no
/ gr"F" iF"'. l-.'@fh'"l az. iIs- nrh,f
| .afe p@'"sM -."'it ii a.r.tH' ~ o.
I . POINTS race WAS som" IN -r"'. 1d
NV TfanS "HF .nE. rr' -n'H h.' &" cover
tnErHl 'H''-- uuL ~ wa soon sHHI. ."t
,A h't.', i'".t' ~ ..''.n. :" - points
A't t'Nrs nN'NN ~, 'u'iE.n "' ih' 'nHf0-
', .r.'la .n us lrS.r" when tr
. l'fI NHF hlt 70 .-"N ana t''oI'r in H..
""s .i9woi"h ~ fcn"Fi- OF Teref"'"
Wh'l" ttN'T, m IN. ,ng,' cFcgp,
..i +hnN''- '. I'. 'n"'f ~ -tt''y cons
/ ghH ih'N 90 'f"a s.'t ahffihSH IN 'H'
~. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-21

~, ~, y1Sk May -, ilougy on call on
vim n.' cent al. day.
.oI ','.g, '''','t was quoted Al -. per coat
90 = ~ ,,'.lNi trhl and 70 uor cent
'i"y vs. .,lu''I iA.' ior s'Niy ana ninety
''..s X h"wdIH were atrtu.., at
'uHrl iiEGf '-'N''9' Win de'
,..rT y"H;..- r1p"r rates ruled ~ pc-
l'' 'hs best names ant &C.. yer cent
.g--i ".s'.S rated nt'uys 20 longer ma.
.,I-h.,t,t.h -. u,.IE rate Was i-r t,ut.
a.sAN ~ -. be- cent Tor rho.r. f,.,y.rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-21
DISPATCHES RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS
MiscELL,NEors MARKETS..

t.Hsa.; "a pockets Early rroltnc a, ~:
~ rockets td.'h ~ -. E.crlr,. ~
IRAN and polish unchanged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-21

NEW YORK liay 9o-Cnttonsc.d oil
worked up % J. po'nts through cover
ing on 'hr strength in wh"n;. but sub
srDurntly settled hack with LARD and :or
want ~ outside SuggoCi Closing liis
wore unchanged to 8 points net higher.
Sales. 800 barrels Primo crude s..
prime summon yellow spot. I.l"; iulv. s.-i {.
;.Ca. December rs. All bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-21
TOBACCO STOCKS WEAK
IN NEW YORK MARKET
Oh, Copper ana Leather Are Dull.
steel Weak, Owing 60 Heavy
Selling Pressure.
MANY RAILS DEFER DIVIDEND
Julius krittsChnitt, Chairman OF
southern Pacific, Presents Chart
Showing Why Railroads Tu"k
Action in Passing Payments.
MANY RAILS DEFER DIVIDEND


..
.'',', no ~ ''
~ '.'s
$3.50
-'"' we, "''' 100 soy
"hi.h 'h'L' i'"
l'''0 @ ~ Eco ~ 'i' ~ ~ VIZ
rowing d,HhhH. "-i' '''' "''N
American I"''h''l ''El ."'t i"'"'a y"
10 noon
During tho noon nom me ui.. >n..'-
rt aur,oul.cein,u: ,,;.- uaG. th:.- Chase
ar,ak. and Dhf. director. uaI m.'
ana d.cif,d to aaso, r..r.rrt Dt tH,
no. r.r, a,I,,fHr,,tlnl 1lyiI.ul Pro-.
J.r, ir.r,har ,,ririr.'l MAJ IN. ai-
,.... 81. u H..i,i'.. ,,r.,r,,,. 's,,f..u
,,.u IT,, ,ru,s r,,.,.r ,,,rri,I,,.
l,- l,,,f,' f.,r.,..,.t,
TX ,.t..u,,..,tlc aid,
f. "., 81,
'hi3. "h"I 'i"s,'
'i", 49, IA "A
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NEW ORLEANS Nav 9o-Rough rice"
M saIo< Receipts. a.,7S sacks Clean
ilcr: Sales. i.rM rockets BHUr Rose at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
IMPORTANT
BOXING BOUTS
THIS WEEK

Aug Slack Stone vs. Chuck wig
gins. IS rounds. 81 New Orleans
Aug. s-Frsnkie Mason va. Kayo
Brown. 10 rounds at St Louis.
Aug. s-Charley Pitts VS.. Mickey
Donley. - rounds. at Jersey City
Aug s-Dick Griffin vs. Phil Fran
chini 10 rounds. az New York.
Aug. s-Blockle Richards vs. Wife
Kohler. 10 rounds, al Dayton. O.
Aug. AL Reich vs.. Paul Journee.
- rounds. at New York.
Aug Eddie Fitzsimmons vs.. Nate
Siegel. IL rounds at Boston
Aug s-Jen Smith vs. Mike Glib
bons. II rounds, al Jersey city
aug l0-Charley White KS Johnny
Dundee. 10 rounds, at New York.
Aug. 1e-Midget Smith IS. Young
Montreal 10 rounds at New York
Aug 1o--Johnny Buff vs. Charles
Lodoux. 10 rounds at New York
Aug. 1l-Gene Tunney vs.. Eddie Jo-
sephs. y rounds. at New York
Aug l1-Al Norton vs. Sammy
Good. u rounds. al New York.
Aug 12-Freddy Jacks vs. Hughey
Hutchinson, IL rounds. at sara
toga Springs
Aug l2-Benny Leonard ~ Lew
Tender. s rounds at Philadelphia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
TENNIS TEAM
CHOSEN THIS WEEK

NEW YORK. aug s-America' :
Davis cup team viii be selected this
week.
The players VINO will defend the
verbs most famous tennis trophy
against the foreign invader team
which comes out victorious IN the cup
Ties must be named by next Friday
The ruies governing competition for
the cup stipulate that the defending
team must be named q DAYS prlor 70
the challenge round. which is schedul-
ed for September
Recent results on eastern tennis
courts have somewhat complicated the
task q nominating committee The
defeat Of both Tilden and Williams by
Young Vincent Richards At Providence
caued the tennis solons 10 sit up and
take notice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
TAGGING ALL THE BASES
BY JACK VElOCK
l. N. s. Sports Edit~e

The Yanks managed to cling 70 1rst
that separated them from Cleveland
when they beat Chicago in an abbrevi-
ated game. stopped By rain. Rip COL
Inns gave up but one hit.
Donahue. Red pitching recruit was
raped soundly in the 9Th inning az
Cincinnati BY the Philis. who came
from behind to win the game.
Young King Cole OF the Tigers went
fine against Brooklyn for ave innings
in an exhibition game and then blew
up with loud report.