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The New York herald., 1921-06-07
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There was sustained pressure against
all groups during the final half OF yes
tcrday's Consolidated Stock Exchange
trading. but the selling was reinforced
by uncovering OF numerous stop orders
for weak long holders. ensuing losses
IN specialties ranging from to more
than points and in the balance os
the industriais averaging about par
cent Rails also fell In line with the
downward swing. their recessions aver
aging to points. Declines OF 6ts in
General Asphalt, to 5sik; in American
Sugar, to 74fs; "a in United Fruit. to
i03ta 37s in international Paper. to 81:
Sn in Reading. 70 6sA. and in Mexi-
can Petroleum. to i47h. were outstsnd-
ing features
United States Rubber was offered
down pa. to 6ih; American Beet Sugar
ga. TO 3oN Cuba Cane Sugar 1ts, to
itss: Sears Roebuck 2is. TO 74iA. Kelly
Springfield 3. to SO: Bosch Magnetic 3. to
se@, American Linseed "a, to asx;
The New York herald., 1921-06-07
NATION AFTER LOAN
MUST TELL PURPOSE
Bankers to FolioW Harding
Suggestion in Sales
| Special Despatch 10 TUE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., June 8.

Special Despatch to TUE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., June 8.
That the group of New York flnan-
ciers who conferred recently with Presi-
dent Harding in the White House over
plans for floating foreign bond issues In
the United States had agreed to abide
by the Presidents suggestion to make
such sales contingent on the use of the
proceeds to aid or directly to finance
shipments of American exports was de-
clared to-day officially by the Treasury
Department.
High officials dispelled all doubt that
New York bankers would proceed with
bond floating negotiations for foreign
Governments without ascertaining the
purposes for which the money would be
employed. They are said to have as
sured the President and his advisers un-
reservedly that all possible would be
done to compel the spending of funds so
derived in the United States for domes-
tic products or its use in settling bal
ances or obligations due
The Trea sury Department made known
to-day that the President was preparing
to resume his conferences with bankers.
his next conference being with bankers
of the middle West. Invitations for that
conference, it is said, probably will be
issued from the White House within a
The New York herald., 1921-06-07
G., M. AND N. R. R. LOST IN 1920
Reports Net OF 13 Cents a Share,
Against S3.67 in 1919.

The Gulf. Mobile and Northern Rail-
road report for 1920 shows net corporate
income after charges and taxes OF
$l5.s29. equivalent to 13 cents a share
on $11.4s4,400 Of preferred stock against
s421.96l. or s3.67 a share in 1919. The
roads operating revenues for the first ten
months of 1921 amounted to $3,597.143
and operating expenses S,164. $50. leav-
ing an operating deficit of s227.26S after
adjustments for joint facility rents and
equipment hire.
Government compensation and non-op-
Grating income of $46,093 brought the
roads gross income from all sources to
$s2,lS9 against S540,19s in 1919. Fixed
charges of the company were $66,362
against S11S,237 in 1919.
The New York herald., 1921-06-07
MARINE NET FOR
1920 Is $9,44O,158
Preliminary Report Shows
Surplus of $12.70 a Share
After All Charges.

The preliminary statement of 1920
title Marine Company and it's subsid-
aries. presented yesterday in its an
nual meeting in lieu of it's annual re-
rort, which has not been completed,
showed net surplus of s9,A0.15S after
all charges and depreciation. which con-
trasted with s17.062.s12 in 1919, and was
equivalent to si2.70 share earned on
its common stock after deducting regu-
lar dividends on its preferred issue.
Those earnings. for purposes of COM
parison with those of 1919. are based
on conversion of the British subsidi-
aries earnings at the rate of $4s6 q
pound sterling. which is more than 81
more than the present prevailing rate
and considerably more than 1sls's aver
age rate.
The following table gives a compari-
son of the preliminary statement for
1920, with the actual earnings reported
for 1919 by the company and its sub
salaries:
Net earnings ....... ST. 0G9. 1872 $24 .597 sos
Interest l.. NJ. NJ
bonds ............... 2,2o1 ,6I9 2,3O9,-52
Depreciation on steam
SHIPS J,JHi ,oJt J,-zo,ooo
Net surplus. ........... 9,440.15S 1902. .912
The company's net earnings from
steamers directly operated by it, plus
dividends received from its subsidiaries
and converted into American currency
at the rate current on the date re-
ceived, compare as follows:
Total earnings after 1920 1919
taxes and general ex
penses .............. .$11 .30I .442 S15.l9S ,s3l
I. NJ. NJ bond interest. 2,231 ,619 2,309 ,232
Depreciation on steam
ers directly owned. I6S,4IS 660, 400
Net surplus .......... s,307. .2s3 .1s4
'The decrease in earnings" P. A. S.
Franklin, president of the company,
said in his annual report to its stock
holders, was caused largely by the
smaller movement of freight traffic.
the consequent recession in freight rates
and also by labor difficulties in differ
ent directions which seriously inter-
rfered with the regular movement Of
traffic and the despatch of our steam-
ers and which materially increased
operat ting expenses. The net earnings
for the first half of 1921 have been run
ming considerably lower than the fig
ures for 1920. due to the great shrinkage
in the movement of traffic all over the
world, resulting in many idle freight
steamers. and much Of the freight NOV
ing being carried at rates which in
many cases do not pay the cost Of labor
and other charges"
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studebaker AZ. 70 20; rIerce.ArrOw 81.

studebaker 2ss. 10 20; Pierce-Arrow sN,
to 1915 American international sh. TO
Seas; Atlantic Gulf ga. 20 =. and Ameri-
can Smelling 2a4. to ss9.. United states
steel yielded Ia. TO 7SS.. Nanadium ~,
to 2sa.: Baldwin Locomotive Ia. TO M;
Pan-American 2i.. 10 g.; Royal Dutch
3. 70 5sis Texas Coal and OIL ~. TO
20M Southern Pacific "a. TO 1874: Texas
and Pacific ~, TO 20a. Union Pacific
2%. 10 1l6iz Canadian Pacific 2. TO 1l0k I;
Northern Pacific 2S. to 6eAs, and Kan
sss City Southern ~ to rs.
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DULUTH. :. $. AND ATLANTIC.

The report OF the Duluth. South SHORE
and Atlaatic Railroad for 1890 shows
net corporate deficit after taxes AMI
charges, Of s32e.sS3, against a dchcit of
s4is.50S o. 1919. OF s5,142.5i9 groSs re-
ceipts for tho first ten months % 1880
S460s.212 was paid out IN operating en-
penses. Its gross income from all sources
for the year increased 70 sTs7.o23, from
s59s.70s IN 1919. while taxes. rentals
orc. totaried si.iii,7os, against 5000
7fs In 1912.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Dillon. Read & Co. interim receipts for
United Railways OF Havana fifteen year ~
per cent. equipment trust gold certificates
may be exchanged tomorrow for definitive
certificates surrender Of receipts TO the
Central Union Trust Company OF New York
The Carlo Oxygen Company has declared a
quarterly dividend OF per cent. on It's pre-
ferred stock payable on June 30 TO stock
holders OF record on June 20.
Tho new annual edition OF the booklet
Foreign Bond Statistics" has been pub
Iisied by X. A. Soich a Co.
H. L. Cummings, formerly with Joew a
Co. Is with Rcinhar, 4 Bennets bond de.
partmcnt.
The increase Ia notes IN circulation Of The
I,nperiai Rank OF Germany, az shown IN it,
return as Of May 81, was 2.ils.433. 900
MARKS Owing 90 an error IN transmission
the amount was given as oii 1856 900 marks
The S. S. Kresgc Company reports sales
as follows.
1921. 1920 Increase.
MAY ......... .s4 2s2 .2sn s4.027. .2si 500
Year TO date io.o4a.lS2 isi2T.52i 1905
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S35, 900, 900 LIBERTY
INTEREST PAID HERE
To Be Disbursed in Second
Reserue District June IS.
Neu Issue

The Government win pay on June is
more than $50. 900. 900 to holders in the
Second Reserve district of semi-annual
interest coupons cut from Libertys. Vic
torys and Treasury certificates having
coupons falling due at that time accord
Ing to announcement made yesterday by
the Reserve Bank.
As fiscal agent of the United States
the Federal Reserve Bank OF New York
Is prepared to receive in advance Of the
payment date coupons from those Gov
ernment obligations which. specifically.
arc as follows:
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NEW INVESTMENT FIRM.

J. Henry Rogers and John w. Sulli-
van. heretofore associated In the man
agement OF r. G. Megargel & Co, have
formed a copartnership for transacting
general business as brokers and deal
ers In investment securities. as Rogers
& sullivan. Their Offices will be in 4s
Cedar street
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Trustee

few days. The whole question of easier
credits for the agricultural industry will
be one of the chief subjects to be dis
cussed by the President at the coming
meeting. Following that conference the
President will confer with bankers from
the West and South.
The New York herald., 1921-06-07
CABLES.

Rio - 20 $50 refs lower Tor futures Dol
lar rate 100 higher at 7s4oo. Exchange 1-16d.
lower At sasd. Receipts. u 600 bags, and
stock. S0T 900 bags. Santos futures 10 20
32J reis higher. Receipts. % 600 bags. and
stock. 2.oG5, 900 bags. Receipts at ports,
$1,000 bags. against $4,000 last year and
% 600 two years ago. Sac Paulo had 24,OO0,
against 5000 and $4,000 and Jundiahy 49,
900. against 1000 and 1900 bags respec-
lively. Cleared from Santos. 81 900 bags
for tho United States
The New York herald., 1921-06-07
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday
Wheat. bu.. 1891: oats. bu.. s32, ,3es
barley. bu.. 55,735 bacons. lbs. $500
cottonseed oil, lbs, 151.6O0; oatmeal
bbls., 3.075: corn. bu.. 21.413; rye. bu.
51.34s: -four, sacks. 30.351 lard, los.
737.600; lubricating oil gals. $3.50
oil cake, lbs. 2.431. 200.
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Coupon Detached from
3hes F'irst LIberty's. 1o32-le41.
AZ First 1.iberty's, io32-1pti.
q 4L% First Liberty's, i932-1e4i.
4h% First Lioerty's, 1882 -le4I
(second converted).
3a,ee victory'e, fp22-ia23.
4xT victory's. ie22-i923.
. Series TJ-ie2i e% certificates Of
Indebtedness.
I Series TJ-o 1921 5a% certificates
OF Indebtedness.
4 Series TD-1s2i ees certificates Of
indebtedness.
Checks in payment OF coupons thus
deposited will be ready for delivery at
80 A. NJ. on June rs, or member banks
on request may have credited 10 their
reserve accounts the proceeds when due.
The New York herald., 1921-06-07
SUGAR.

The range OF prices in yesterdays
sugar futures market follows;
The New York herald., 1921-06-07

s15.ooo,ooo
United Drug Company
800 Twenty Year Convertible Gold Bonds
Dated June 1s 1921 DusJu
&C. = f 6: : ! e.: :::: 6: e: e: = :: :! :: 6:
..s'.oaS
sAroNA:s"~ OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK TRUSTEE
s & s & % :. .:!s s @ 49, ..: = =
] ::s s;s wi ": sss ~ s
IT, = = :s:s :sf $ 4: : 6: ::: ; :: ] e IL
:.s: !: ;: ;s ~ sss % % nd
: z ::: !:;:: & T.; 49, e: g e. C g
.s Il ss:s s.;:: :' @ s:
' =: z := Il. 6: T. ;:
% ~@s | ] % % | s ;"
Sinking % s 1 5a; s = & = se ssl s:. ss s s
:$s s: s s: s sss % :i s' Banks Ne"
!; s a ss@::' s:
nasn rsunar~ the ebends~H bs will provide
] :! s 81: ;s ; ::; ] :sss:
f.;
IS: q: 1: -; !: :: :: si' :;
Es Outstanding 1s s sa % % s5 ' % ] s s4 @ s DRUG Company
New York and 8o0" 0'. Exchanges
We ,mendT Thes. .Bondsfo rnvestrnen
Price and accrued interest yielding 81
s s s= s
F.s: MosEl5y Co. BANKERS Tays1 ma US, COMPANY
k'OoER PEABODY Co.
% = % ss ss s: --~-~
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COFFEE.
SaNnr-

The range OF prices in yesterday 5
coffee futures market follows.
The New York herald., 1921-06-07
FOREIGN IlARKETS.

LONDON, June G.-Bar gold. l0ls. I'd. /;
money. 4 per cent. Discount fates---
Short bills. 5 u per cent. three month
bills, 5% per cent
The New York herald., 1921-06-07

PARIS, June 6.--Trading was inactive
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes. 81 francs 10 centimes exchange
on London. az francs SO centimes per
cent. loan. 81 francs 10 centimes: the
dollar. IL francs 45i5 centimes.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

TO The foIIoWing prlces ACCRUED lnttitsl IS
10 be added in every case:
FOREIGN BONDS.
The New York herald., 1921-06-07

Tho new annual edition OF the booklet
''Foregn Bond Sta'istics' has been pub
lisied BY X. A. Soich Co.
The Ordway new era., 1921-02-18

Span bay old, weight 2300
good they
1 gray Mares and DID, weight 2800
a better looked thru the collars.
DID, weight 27O0 pounds,
of these is in foal
Team sorre and gelding weight 3100 and
old, and we'll matched pair.
sorrel gelding, and old, weight
$3.50 pounds This is of the finest in
Crowley county.
Team of black geldings old weight 5000 pounds
Team of bays and geldng, weight $500.
Team black and years old weight
Bay mule 8 years old, weight 1850.
Team years DID, weight 26oO pounds This
is real pair of mules
/ Black yearing mule
/ Black years old weight 100
/ Two old brown weight 1900
/ Team of Shetland ponies with buggy harm
2 Weanling colts,
These horses all gentle well broke andP Percheron
stock, the of Pan PAN.
The Ordway new era., 1921-02-18

TERMS OF SALE-Al sums of $40 and under cash On
that amount credit Of time will be-
given approved security discount of per cent for
CASH No property to be removed until settled for
The Ordway new era., 1921-02-18

J. : A.rIr- =
1 Dozen Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock Roosters and 2
Tulong Geese
Farm Machinery

Farm wagons, wide tire, extra good
Narrow tired wagon.
Wagon boxes, all in good condition.
Hay racks, 10x18 feet.
l Top buggy and single harness.
Double row John Deere corn cultivators
1 Disc cultivator.
1 Sled cultivator.
1 Single shovel ditch plow.
1 Garden cultivator
l Walking plow, IA inch.
2 Harrows, two-section.
l Harrow, three-section.
2 Standard mowers foot cut. One good as new.
2 Mccormick wers, footscut.
1 Moline mower, 6 foot cut
l Side delivery rake.
John Deere sulky.plows
Moline sulky plow, good
Mccormick grain binder foot cut, in good condition
Moline corn binder
8 Bull rakes, different makes
Money-maker enslage cutter filled but one slo
Sets of heavy work harness, all in good repair
1Senior Dane stacker.
Riding John Deere lister.
Oliver riding lister, row, good new.
Slat corn cribs, capacity 400 bushe two of 800
! Three bottom tractor plow
Graneries capacity 1000 bushels EACH
Garage, 8x16 feet.
l Grlnd stone. l Steel dtcher
nay teoder. Corn planter
l oulky rake Disc harrows
Forks shovels rubber boots many other articles too
mention.
The Ordway new era., 1921-02-18
Goods

2 Kitchen cabinets
l Vacuum washer.
2 1ncubators.
l Stand table
/ l Churn, Is gallon size.
2 Spring cots
The Ordway new era., 1921-02-18

I Refrigerator.
I Glass front cupboard
I Extension table, 8 feet.
l Round Oak heater.
8 Iron beds
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
,.ois HOSPITALS IN u. S.

Chicago. April 81. There ars
1913 hospitals with 3l1.lSo beds in
tho United States. tho council OF
medical education and hospitals oe
the American Medical association.
reported today. II H. estimated an
average OF 2os.02i beds are occu-
pied each dav.
Nevada as tho largest proportions
ate display of hospital beds. thers
theing one for every iSa persons
The ratio of hospitals, to square miles
ranges from ono to every - square
miles in Massachusetts to ono hos-
pitsl to every $3.50 square miles 10
Nevada
Tho average percentage of-beds In
constant use varies from &s per cent
In Arkansas to as per sent in Cali
fornia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
WIRE FLASHES

Attorney General Daushcrty an
nouccs a thoro Investigation OF the
case OF Captain Eoscnbluth. charged
with murder in connection with tho
death OF Major Cronkhi,e will be
made.
Henry johnson. a Denver laborer,
was injured when a beam dropped on
his head.
Wage reductions affecting approx
mately- 1000 employees OF mines and
smel,ers in tho Coeur D'Alcne district
of Idaho have been announced.
Tho Southern division of tho Cali
fornia Hardware dealers associate
goes on record as opposing the hand
ling of any German made goods.
Opening of the Yukon region rs ex-
pected within two or three weeks
Adverse exchange rates and the high
cost of living have upset the nvo-yesr
program of mission work Of tho Can
adisn Methodist church.
Illinois supreme court rules that
Henry Anthony Marsh. reputed son
of Henry Field OF Chicago and Peg
Gy Marsh, London chorus girl, Is
not entitled to inheritance of any OF
the Marshall Field millions.
The creation of a high rent commits
sion of the Chicago city council Is un-
der way.
Tho Japanese steamer. Erie Msru.
recently seized by Z. s oflicial for car
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
NEW OFFICERS IN
CANON CITY NOW

Special to the Chicftain:
Canon city, April 2i.-ouietly and
without demonstration tho new admin
istration assumed charge of city af-
fairs last night and selected the sp-
pointive officers for the current year.
The only change in the personnel Of
tho council was in the first ward
where c, r. Chapman succeeded G. u.
Reeves who retired after serving the
city ten years in that position.
In the sppointive offices j +.
Thomas succeeded Judge Augustus
Pcasc as city attorney. and judge
John II Kennedy succeeded Judge W.
l.. Sparks as police magistrate. Other
officers sclected by the new council
arc 9. r. skinner. city marshal. Hiram
Fillmore. night marshal: John Chete-
LAT water superintendent. Tom Par
ker. street commissioner. Lee Wyn-
coop. care tsker Of water works rcser-
voir; Isaac ririch. care take of intake
In the Royal Gorge. George H. Pad
Eett. chief Of fire department: Dr. e.
II. wilkinson. city health officer. Dr.
W Pearson. city veterinarian. A. s.
Nunroe. sexton of cemeteriee: c. J.
Mcclure. city voiEher.
Tho first act of tho new sdmirisirs-
tion was to designate "Wednesday.
April -. as usual Clean Day" and
to appoint Alderman q. II. Smith as
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22

depends for its effect on proportion.
outline color. light and shade rather
than mere ornament. The interior will
contain an auditorium with seating
capacity of 1900 to he used for school
and community purposes. Eymnas-
um with standard playing floor 10 by
20 feet. large study rooms, library
kitchen, dining room. sewing room.
manual training rooms. armory. labor
atories. club rooms. rest rooms, and
class rooms will be features OF the pro-
posed building.
a building site know as the Wells
block in the heart of the residence ror-
tion OF tho city has been selected as
the site for the building and an option
secured on the property.
Owing to the fact that the present
high school facilities in Canon city are
inadequate and all departments arc
ovcrcrowded there is large measure
of support for the proposed bond issue.
on tho other hand opposition Us begin
ming to develop to the proposition on
account of tho great expense and
merry fight is looked for at the polls
on election day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
ryins con,raband liquor has been re-

ryinE contrabsnd liquor has been re-
leased.
a slight earthquake doing no dam
age was felt in Los Angeles Thurs
day
Five youthful automobile. bandits
held up John hnbcry. a Chicago real
estate man Thursday aud escaped with
isi.o 900 Amherg was taking to the
bank
Rcv. DR.. \. Woodruff Halsey. age
50. secretary OF tho board OF foreign
died Wednesday in New York
Paul J. Hcaly. president OF tho Chi
caro Grain Products company has an
nounced that none but cN-scrvice men
will he employed ir tho now alcohol
distillcry being opened in Rockford
III.
Lonnie Eaton, the negro tho sheriff
forgot to hang. has been saved from
the Eallovs and his sentence com
muted to life imprisonment
Disorders in Italy between cnmmun-
lists and extreme nstionalistH lis spread
ing
Lord Sholto Douglas, third son Of
the Marquis of oueenshury. is to wed
Mrs. Bardsrd Nosselmans Of London
Union workers in the paper and pulp
mills of tho United States and Can
ada have voted TO reject the 20 per
cent wage reduction.
Gustsve Grossman. geoloEict and
petroleum engineer. has been arrested
in Baltimore on request of the Wyom-
ing authorities on charge OF cmbez-
zling S21 600.
Elaborate preparations for MAY Day
celehra tions are being made by radt-
cal clements thruout Mexico.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
OPPOSE RATE INCREASE

Washington. April 2i.-The Calf
fornis railroad commission opposed
today application of the American
Railway Express company for an in
crease of rates in that state. a brief
filed with the interstate commerce
commission declared commodities in
volved now were moving by motor
truck at lower than present express
rates.
There is a point in the increase
of rates for transportation beyond
which we cannot GO the California
commission said. We believe that
tho peak had been reaohed. We are
now in tho midst of a readiustment
period and moving toward a more
normal condition" The California
commission claimed exclusive juris-
diction ever the rates involved
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
MAY Upop CHARGES

Washington. April 2i.-Impes chmen,
charges against Federal Judge Lands
of Chicago, growing out of his accept
sncs of the post OF supreme arbitrator
Of baseball. will be dropped in tho
house unless new charges are made on
the floor, Representative Dyer. Repuh-
lican. chairman Of the sub committee
in charge Of the matter. announced
today. Tho charges were filed by
Representative Welty. Democrat. NJ
Ohio. at the last session but he is not
member Of the present house.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old.fash,oned mustard.
plaster burned and blistcred while Il
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave. without the
Plaster and without the blister.
Musterole does it II is clean,
white ointment. made with oil OF mus
tard. 1t Is scientifically prepared. 30
that II works wonders. and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Mustcrole in with tbs
hneer.tips. See how quickly it brings re-
iiet-how speedily the pain disappears
Use Mus.erole for sore throat, bron.
chitis tonsilitis, Group. stiff neck,
asthma. neuralgia. headache, conges.
ton. pleurisy, rheumatism. lumbago,
pains and aches Of the back or Joints,
spralns sore muscles. bruises, chill.
blsins. frosted feet, colds Of the chest
~ often prevents pneumonia.
35c 4 Csc 1ors. hospital size 50 40.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
CANON CITY WANTS
new HIGH SCHOOL
Special to The Chieftain:

Special to The Chieftain:
Canon City, Colo, April oi.-Thc
chief interest in the Forthcoming
school election OF May in Canon city
centers on the proposition to bond
the consolidated school district of
Canon city and South Canon in tho
sum OF 5000. .ooo for the purpose of erect
ing neu commodious and up-to-dsie
high school building.
Plans for the proposed structure
have already been drawn and placed
on exhibition by Architect Thomas
MacLsren of Colorado Springs. Tho
style of the exterior OF the building
savors of the Spanish Renaissance and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
&ILcCrp swIND,.p:

Cincinnati, Ohio, April 2I-Federal
authorities in Cincinnati awaited the
receipt Of warrants issued at Hunts
vile. Ala, for Thomas n. Blair. 81,
Chicago. and Walter c. Carson. %.
salt Lake City. being held hero in
connection with an alleged oil stock
plot to swindle Marshall Hinchman. 20.
Eushville, Ind, a farmer, out of
$4,000
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
SOVIET. w1N ELEcrIoNs

Riga. April 21.-A small minority OF
non party delegates, approximately 10
per cent. has. boon admitted to the
MOSCOW soviet as the result of the
new elections ordered simultaneously
with tho announcement of the economic
reforms. Tho authority, however, re-
mains communicate.
Among the eleven delegates elected
which the Moscow report classes as
''scstferins" there are said to he
several anti BolShe Wiki.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-22
PLAN CONDENSERY
Special TO Tho chicftain:

t"I'''F-EdI 10 1E' NF1I'I UNIT.
Fowler, Colo. April Ca meeting
of business men and dairymen to the
number Of fifty was held this cvcn-
ing with representative of the Bor-
den Condensed Mix company.
Ii is proposed ths, IL 2GD0 cows can
he had, a condcnsery of considerable
proportions viii he built here. More
than 500 cows were Immediately plcdg-
cd. and committee was appointed to
canvass for the remainder required on
guarantee