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The Washington times., 1921-03-26
sYNOPsIs,

Edith Livingston. q demobiiised war
worker. making her home in Washinston
married couple, nnds employment ~ sec:
retary to Eustibo Alvarez, . Mexican oil
stock promoter. In . dingy little Office on
He pays her " much . .ttention. % sive. her
. $3.50 gold note. after she has discov-
cred him and japanese studying . map.
She discovers " her % sweeth..rt. willard
9hs 10 Jealous o. she Spanish girl and
her Swesthssrt 10 Jealous Of her employer.
toin6 on In the office. She 10 satisned
that no oh stock 10 being sold. but she
eannot gue,s what her uystsrious en-
Hs employer; After peyine her many
most secrecy a. to what transpires in the
ofhcs, expresses Q desire to be introduced
to her sweetheart. which annssss her.
IN love with the Spanish girl and that
Edith her employer viii Bear wssosins
uctaatIy ooassn.s While ramms sins
pIctuFe Of the same spanish. girl with
whom she saw her sweetheart dining.
Later shs is further surprfsed by . re-
troduce him to her snpioysr. By means
OF . piece Of carbon paper which. she Sc
oretsd In the typewriter roller. Edith
BotS WY OF CryptlC teieBTam nef
employer sent TO someone In Mexico.
When she telephones her sweetheart about
her employers mysterious conduct, will
tell him.
Tonight, for instance.
Il was while we were out at that
little, MAJ, .bUrC road hoi se.
/ really never would have cone
there with Mr.. Alvarez II 1t hidn't
been for Willard. Not that / didn't
trust Mr.. Alvarez. Because dill
But the mere word "roadhouse" has
ouch an insidious sound. Ia all my
:hszing n:ourd I've always fought
shy of them.
But really, they aren't q hit
wicked. Or at least this one wasn't.
OF course. 1t may all depend on the
man you're with.
admit I was q bit disapp oin ed.
The Washington times., 1921-03-26
Whist Has Gone Before.

Pstrie1s Chsssbreugh. lovely daughter
- In eid, tmpeveyished family. 10 forced
= make her own way II the world. she
.Ss ths sntree into SoSicty. her relatives
49, Inte the city como the Paimsrs--
S4SSeiss--msds nillionairss by . patent
sSein s2Ssaieins ecncoction. The father dies.
yiftIe son,- and : daughter sway q
seneeI. Mra Palmer asks Patricia to
2e1l 81 The Castle" and her son Dan
vluntly states the position OF the family
- outsidsrs who want TO get In. He
s6srs her t3o0 amonth to act a. H.
brArtan. bat really to see that they enter
peStety. and $4,000 IL Pansy marries tho
tt4ht man Patricia long engaged to
st4ney Hutchinson. an artist. decides 10
accept the odey.
The Washington times., 1921-03-26
COCOANUT CAKE.

8 eggs.
2h cups sugar.
cups four.
y teacup lard.
pint cream.
. teaspoons Royal Baking Pow
der.
. teaspoons extract OF lemon.
Bake In moderate oven.-Tessie
y. Hillman, Seat Pleasant Ma
The Washington times., 1921-03-26

Fatal accidents in London, due to
motor traffic, Increased from $50 in
1917 to 5s4 In 1919, while non-fatal
accidents increased from 7.107 to
The Washington times., 1921-03-26
BAKED POTATOES.

Pear and slice as many potatoes
as may be needed for the family.
then cover the bottom of baking
dish with the slices of potatoes.
over this an onion sliced, and pep
per, salt and a tablespoonful of
-four. Repeat this order, till the
dish is full. Pour over all milk
and bake for an hour or more In
hot oven.--Mrs Percy Duvsi1.
-tcopSgesht. Is2o- by Ma Percy buvailo
The Washington times., 1921-03-26
Maryland
Cooking
Recipes From the Mel.
wood Cook
Book.
fCltp ,thssN oxt ard posfs tAss
IN yoxy sorop book.J

SOLD LOAF CAKE.
n cup butter.
III cups sugar.
" cup rich milk.
8 eggs. r.
2 cups hour.
. teaspoonfuls baking powder.
Flavor with lemon or orange ex-
tract. a teaspoonful of each Is good.
Ice heavily with chocolate or white
icing. Mrs. Fred Btpger-
The Washington times., 1921-03-26
Hundred Dollar Question
NOTHING TO DRINK.

8. least had expected q little At
The Washington times., 1921-03-26
By Kathleen Norris.
AstkSr sf sMetAer.n '~rhe Heart Of
Z Naehel.s "sisters,' aad Other
III 81, Famous stories,

ADVERTISEMENT.
The Washington times., 1921-03-26

70 The anniversary Of the issuing by Caxton, IN 1884,
~ Aeeqps Fables" in English This the rst book
sesd With numbered pages though books printed without
such nunbers antsdated 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
TARIFF BLOC IS FORMED
BY WESTERN SENATORS
only Republicans i'm Continuation
To Get Pair Treatment" In
ForGfncy Bill.
IBy Nssoicatcd prcss.

WASiiiNGToN. Aug. lo.-Forma-
ton OF Western tariff bloc within
the recently organized and unoilicial
agricultural group in the senate was
announced today by senator Good
ing. Republican,, Idaho. The new
group. composed entirely OF Repub-
iicans from Western states. Senator
Gooding said. allied to night for
fair treatment for the West" in the
tariff bill.
The West. has no, been treated
fairly in the past" said Senator
Gooding. who was elected chairmaa
OF the Western Senators unofficial
organization. We plan TO stand to-
scther 10 secure fair treatment for
Western interests in the new bill.
This applies principally to urricu.-
tural products and live stock. OF
course"
Virtually all Republicans from
Western States are aligned with the
new tariff bloc IL was said Dem
ocratic Senator's were not invited T.
join the movement. hut were cX-
pcctcd to support the tariff position
by the Republicans. No Western Re-
publican members OF the Finance
Committee we're Invited to join.
AS working subcommittee OF tho
bloc Senator Gooding appointed
Senator's Johnson, California: Nc
Nary. Oregon. Cappcr. Kansas, and
Nicholson. Colorado.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
FRED'k y. NOTING e CO..
Investment Bankers
9o' East Main Street Richmond Va
BULLISH WEATHER REPORT
FAILS TO BOOST COTTON
CIiy and State sccurItIcJ
IRv Associater,Ernsal

NEW YORK. Aug. lo--An early advance
on punish crop and trade ndvIces was
checked by Increased offerings as prices
aptroached the H-ccnt level for Dcccmbe +
contracts in the cotton market here today
Later deliveries sold into now high ground
Ior me movement. but after touching I3.al
np,sccmber broke to 1861. closing at 1871
me general market closed quiet. net 3
points lower to points higher
the market opened at an advance Of
70 II points on higher Liverpool cables
rennris OF increasing New England ac-
counts and on complaints OF droughty
weather IN the Southwest. There was
some Liverpool ana Southern selling but
" was readily absorbed and buying prob
ANY proinDtedghy rumors that preliminar
s re to southern authority. pointing
There nlso was covering OF fresh buying
IN antiSipa lion OF bullish weekly report
from the weather Bureau. and NJ on.
lime during the morning prices were IL
sSS,,i,. FONTS net higher. with October
Il, ,nss, showed tendency, to Increase
heavier during the carly afternoon.
me weekly weather report was bulIish.
put no more so thnn anticipated. and
Its failure to create new buying was evi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
GERMAN F|NANC|ER SEEKS
TO BUY BIC DANz|G WHARF
SHINES Offers to Pay Amount Set
by Entente Commission for
Imperial Terminal.
by John Grnt.,icnx.

BERLIN. Aug. lo.-In a financial
war upon the Hamburg AMERICAN ana
o'her shipping concerns. Hugo Stipncy
Is now trying to secure the gigantic
imperial wharf at Danzig, on "A basis
OF ownership in which the cit" ~
Danzig itself would be Interested
Ihc entente commission, which dis
tributed the assets" OF Darzio
awarded the imperial rifle factory TO
roland, but gave the wharf to tho
city of banaig on the understanding
mat 5000 noo.0c gold marks would
be paid for it.
Seeing tho opportunity To incrcaso
MS already vast holdings, SHINES has
proposed that Il company, consisting
OF himself the city and some Brit
ish capitalists-the latter conccs-
SION TO entente feclings-takc over
the wharf by payment of the 5000. .
100000 marks. He is willing to per
init DarziE 10 retain majority In
tcrcst in the company.
No answer has yet been given tho
German nnancicr. hut acquisition of
TINS property means much to SHINES
since he already runs his South
American line from Danzig. II like
wise would give him weapon to
use against the Hamburg American
ANA North German Lloyd concerns.
which recently rejected his ovcrtures
for peace or amalgamation with their
interests.
IL is reliably reported In business
circles that England is ncEotiatiut,
with the great Siemans- Shuchcrt cleo
trical concern-anothcr of Stinncs
connections-for the purpose of sub
marine equipment. such as micro
phones and measuring Instruments. to
purchase value of 60,00o.00O marks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
COTTON PRICE UNCHANGED
AT CLOSE III NEW ORLEANS
10y As.oelateh rrc,sl

NEW ORLEANS. la. Avs !G-Early
trading in cotton today was a, the ad-
ARE: but Ia The latter par, OF the
session IN" gains were lost, mainly because
traders failed TO fnd in the weekly CROP
accounts from the government fun CON
nrinii!on of private reports o. serious
deterioration. While IT wa. admitted that
IN q conservative way. the reports were
untaVoTah.e they were no, considered un-
favor, hl" cnnught 10 bring In new buy
For a while In the carly session the
market uas strong as the result, o, a
better l:iyerpooi than due. and reports or
more business, AZ higher Irlc"s In the
wholesale cotton goods markets VI ;hi.
country. eut after October touched lsfri
and the list was = 20 80 points over
yesterdays close saEg!ng movement So,
in which was accelerated after the issu-
anCe OF the weekly crop reports at 10
At III! lowest OF the day. October
touched 1916 and the trading months we're
2 TO points under the close OF YESTERDAY
RumorS that a private bureau was on,
53.i. Indicating deterioration during the
last. fortnight OF 80 points was consul
cred h!rh!y buliish and seemed 10 steady
n" market toward The close. which was
day. wl,h October at iss)
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TOBACCO CROP ESTIMATE
DROPS 100000 POUNDS
IRy Associnted prcss |

WASHINGTON. Aug. lO.-Thc to-
bacco crop in Kentucky and Ten
ncssee suffered most from adverse
conditions during July. while in North
Carolina and other Southern States
the crop showed Improvement. the
department of Agriculturc's monthly
report shows.
There was loss Of $4,000. 600
pounds in the prospective production
for the country as forecast from
August l conditions. as compared with
the forecast Of Il month ago, the total
being SS?.000.0O pounds.
kcntucky'S crop lost $1,000. 900
pounds in prospective production dur
ing July. and Tcnncsscc's lost 3.000,-
600 pounds. while North Carolina s
crop improved to the extent OF 10000
GOO pounds. South Cardinals 2,000.0 600
pounds. and there were slight in
creascs in other Southern tobacco
producing States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
DANVILlE is CENTER
OF DISASTROUS DROUGHT

DA\NI lille VA. Aug. l0.--Thc pro-
lonEed drought in this immediate
section has reached serious stage
and local tobacco men who have been
visiting ncarhy sections looking
over the crop condition declare that
unless rain falls this week the al
ready reduced tobacco crop will be
virtually ruined.
Corn also is threatened. for the
crop has reached that stage where
rain is essential. An kinds OF vcgc-
,ation is showing the effect of the
dry weather. and the farmers are re-
ported full OF apprehension. The
condition seems purely local, for
north of Chatham generous rains
have been experienced. saving the
crops. the same being true in parts
Of Halifax and in Henry Counties.
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS
CONTINUE TO DECLINE
Icy Associated pross1

WASHINGTON. Aug. lo.-Exports
and Imports continued their steady
decline during July. but the coun-
try,s trade for the month resulted in
favorable balance OF Sl44.O0O. 600
according To statement issued to-
night by the Commerce Department.
EXPORTS for the month aggregated
{322 100000. as compared with 1896
ooo'oc> last month. and s651. 900. 900 in
su!S' iszo. imports for July totallcd
sl7S,o00, 600. against s1S5.o00. 900 lost
month and $4,000. 600 in July a wear
ago.
For the seven month ending with
July exports amounted to S2.S5G 600 :
ooo' as against s4.S97 100000 during
the same months last year, while i'm :
ports aggregated Sl.49G. 00O, 600. nc
compared with s3.4S1 100000 durinr
the corresponding period of 1ooo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

vhc eoNS eminent crop report. Prices close Il
u. TO e ard oats A-a'.c TO fsqf!c and
prov ls!ons sc to Soc.
Although the wheat ularkc, opened with
general buying and L material upiurl
IT TiccE. the fact soon became evident
That speculation had fully discount ed
whata.eE was buiiish IN the official crop
estimates from Washington before hand
Much OF the selling or Tho advancc came
from big elevator concern The soiuin.
OF oHcrlErs from this source and from
other houses that co-operated proved lar
Too great for the buying powSr In tho
market. anu caused values 10 move down
grade during almost the Whole session
u.Splt" thu purchase OF about 800 600
buhn"is. ana notw thJtludinE TINT q 11j
barrels, Of -four had been taken M Tho
seshcaTd. partly for Russian relief
Soin" Int rest WAS shown In AN .stImst q
putting ~" worlds prohab import needs
AZ 6';"S."e9 bushels against an cstl-
hatci chpuriahIe surpius OF s6i 0Ol 900
bushels. Enlarrtd country oncr!nCs weak !.
sn"d corn. Oats fc.l In sympathy Sharp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. aug l0.-Cattlc: Better grades
ihecc s;..ts stead: others weak 10 l5c
1915 bulk. ,25snlo.eo; she stock l. 10
25c lower: spo;s on more; bulk fat hcit"rs
40 a 500: Gamers and cutters a5oU3.tO:
bulls sttoclSers and feeders steady: bulk
bulls. 40 a 500: veal calves c5 TO soc
lower: bulk top packers around SD
iuns: Mostly - TO ere lower than yes.
terday's average: closing demoral.zed and
uncrcnly ioc to $50 lower: ho!dovcr llh-
cral: top I.Ij: early. late limit II .35:
hulk lGh, and light butch:rs. Il.MT'i.G5:
J0c lower.
sheep: Naiivcs steady 10 sc lower: ton
70 city butchers. 1925: bulk to packers
800 ns.'s: few At 100: culls. s.jOGeot:
western lambs. steady 10 lSc lower: top
sheep. steady: Montana ewes i.5: few
TAT native ewes 500: mostly, 3.5oTI5):
feeder lambs steady at S25
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

The Mcars Tours. Onley. Va, will
leave Washington Sept. with u
small party to spend two weeks see
ing Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands.
Quebec. Montreal. Saratoga Springs,
New York City. etc. 1900 miles on
most beautiful waterways in Amer
ica-Lakcs Ontario, Champiain and
George, and 81. Lawrence. Sagucnay
and Hudson Rivers. High class ac-
commodations. Total cost S2t5. Dariy
enrolment necessary Write for
tinerary.-Advcrtisc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
Draw power From New PLANT.

PURCELLVILLE. VA. Aug. 10
The work on the new power wires
from Purcelivillc to the electric power
plant at MillsNillc. on tho Shcn-
andoah. has been completed. The
current ia turned on and power and
Eight from that plant is now being
used on all the lines OF the I.oudoun
Light and Power Company. which
formerly furnished electricity to Pur-
cellvillc and adjacent towns in Lou
doun County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

IDENTITY disappointment 20 holder. OF
contracts around tho ring
,iluu!dail Ion also vas prompted by Man
fh'rt"T cable advicoS complaining -. con-
tihuei goods trade depression owing 10
aos.nce OF cHpor; business ana! a possi-
hiity That ;hcTe might be- Il renewed
-to2pare OF machinery. Tho low private
condition hEurs- mentioned carly were
questioned. and some suSt house selling
wa; tenottcd on the bFcaH. which cnr.
RED October OIL to 1915 and January 10
l2.st Closing prices were .cw points
W froin thc inwcst on renewed covering.
Ihn detailed weather r.Iorts showed a
Cpnl IuGhtion Of nigh temperatures In the
Southwest. hu: the forecast :or cooler
weather and. IL anything. the reference.
.! the weekly report to wecvi! damage
IN Texas were less buiish than expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
WIN vI~it so,dicr-Brothcr,, C;royc

DANNILLE, VA. Aug. l0.-Leonard
J. Rushworth. president of the
Schooiiield Senate, under the indus
trial democracy policy. has left
for New York He will sail on Sat
urday for England. where he will
visit kinsfoik for eight weeks. While
away he will visit tho grave OF his
brother in France. lie fell fighting
with the British army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11
CROP BULLETINS REPORT
GOOD SHOWING FOR WEEK
Statements Range From "Fair" to
Ideal for Majority of
Southern Products.
tBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Aug lo.-With
general favorable weather conditions
prcvnilinE during the past week.
Southern crops including corn, tobac-
co. potatoes. rice, sugar cane citrus
fruits and peanuts made good show
nrs. descriptive reports ranging
from fair TO ideal" for the ma
joriiy Of them. according TO the
national weather and crop bulletin
Issued today by the weather bureau.
While the crop was reported good
IN - few sections. cotton generally
made poor showing. such terms as
rank and "deterioratlng" appearing
IN the condition reports TO the bu-
rcau. Abnormal temperatures with
| moderate to rather heavy showers"
had a bad effect on the crop, il was
shown.
Weather reported Idcni.
The weather was ideal" for har-
vcstinE corn in Texas while carly
corn has reached maturity in the
extreme Southern States, the reports
said.
Tobacco showed the effects OF
dry weather" aud harvesting made
satisfactory progress.
Sugar cane and peanuts also were
'favorably" affected BY the weather.
except In some parts of the south
east. where ii was TOO wet"
citrus fruits were reported max
ing favorable showing in Florida cN-
cept in the too wet" lowlands; pc
| cans were doing we'll" in Georgia
and peach shipments completed" in
North Carolina.
Frequent showers slightly held up
harvesting of potatoes in some sec
4 4 ...,N
the weather was favorable"
Hl.r harvesting Progresses.
| The weather was ideal for rice
harvesting in Texas while the crop
made good progress" in Arkansas
Condition prospects for cotton by
States follow:
| Texas: Warm dry weather is caus-
Ing shedding and killing some plants
and fruitinE is poor. Crop "dctori-
a'cd in most sections.
! Oklahoma: Although crop rcportcA
dctcrioratcd in some localities on ac-
count of sCant moisture and hot
winds, progress Ia generally fair
! Arkansas: Rainy weather favored
increased wecviI activity" progress
ranging generally from poor to fair
! Louisiana: Showing some improve
| ment under generally favorable
weather conditions.
Mississippi: Advance moist unsat-
| isfactory.
Alabama: Progress fairly good
in most sections.
| Tennessee: Prospects very good
and plants fruiting we'll.
Georgia: Rank growth" reported
Blooms and fruit are lacking and
the crop is generally in AN unsat-
, isfactory condition"
South J'urolinn. with nluntu
INK good growth, they are "fruitins
poorly"
North Carolina: Crop ranges from
| only fair To deterioration"
Wcevil were less active In Texas
Oklahoma and Louisiana. but wcr,
increasing N many localities else
J whore. the rcport SHid.
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COTrONSEEn OH.

NEW, YORK. Aug. 10. While lower cot :
t"n>ccd oil was surprisingly steady In
view 81 III" severe SLUMP in lard. owing
70 buyinE for account OF rcincrs ard aifo-;
covering. Closing bids were TO Is points
not lower Sales 2i.iG barrels Prime
crude. 100 norninal: prime summer vel
So: March. $50. all bids
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ICE.
NEW nRI.EANs III.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Aug. io-Rough
Honduras at 3,4oap3.75: s2it sacks caro-
lima ut 3."S fpi.00. Receipts. $40 sacks
Millers receipts. 1914 sacks
Clean ricc--snics. al. pockets Honduras
ut IL M3M .51f pockets blue Rose at 2,s IN
~: 80: Iockeis Carolina at 2hT5Hi: ro-
Bran and polish. unchanged
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PETERSBURG pENNuT MhUKrT.
tEeportcd by Hodccrs. :'iummcr " co

Angus; 10. 1921
SPANISH Farmers STOCK. mGritet steady.
'-1.G to zoe per bushel. Offerings small.
stock light
N!kGtSfAS - Farmcrs stock lunrk.,
sI-ady~
Fancy Junbos. az per Id
Extra p!.mc Ju'nOos. sc 20 SIC per 10.
Fancy runners. % to SIC ,cr 10
Extra prime ruuners. isac to sc ger TO-
Sne!IIns stONk. Sc 10 iC per ID.
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pontine. iirm. IS: sales ~; RECEIPTS sSj .
shipn'en,s. >: stock. :5.'g.. Kosn. firm
stock 1880. Quote: Is d. $50. L. 35j:
3.I; q. go: II. 3.,efg3S5. l. $50: X
i.O1: NJ ~. 40: VIC. 5p: WV. Sbp.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. AUG. l6woo, goods mar.
kcts today were steady. with satisfactory
huy!nc III spring woolens and worstnd for
mems wear Cotton goods AMI yarns also
held firm. Silks wore in moderate de
maud Burlnps showed more f-Inncra
Knit goods improved moderately.
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Port movement:

SHOCK, ISJ.-.5.
Minor ports-Stock. l0Tos
Total today--Rccs .is.: exports g.
.c.: stock. l.3.s is5
o. Tota! 'or wccH Receipt. Hii;; exports.
Total ,for. season-Rcccip,s. Iois5s; ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-11

LONDON. AUG. l.--Bor silver 37d y.
ounce: n,oney. per cent. Discount rates
snort bi!ts. T., per cent; thrce-month bin.
-. per cent.
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7fzE 7ZNlES-DzSPATCH,S RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

$3.50 quote: H. ID. Il. aj5. +. 3.i5. q.
5.SJnH''<: II. 33lfG9-i.: !. i.i0e.l:. *. i.2st
al NJ. $50: y. 30. VIC. so. WV. so.
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FINANCIAL.
SI-I, ynurF

, NEW iDNK. Mug. lO.-MOncy ON call,
irn: nigh. q. low. 8; ruling rate. .: clos
ing bid. "i2 Cali loans against accyI tancc
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NAVAL, SJOREs

sAVANNAH, a. Aug. i0.-Turpen,inr
arm. 6S: saIcs. 40: receipts. iS5: ship.
ments 81. stock. s 80. Rcsin, hrin: sale,
osS: receipts- LIT: shipmcnts. I,fsi: ltoek.
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Good Virginia calves 90 49,. ~
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

IhlCAGU GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGGo. Aug. D.-.Iicayy proht.tak-
me saics more than wiped out In tho
wheat market today advances due 20
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SCHOOLS.
MT. sT. L0sEPII,s COLLEGE,

prepares for tho study OF Medicine.
Dentistry. Law. Engineering and Bust
ness. Sunerior excellence in instruc-
Ton. Individuality developed Unusual
laboratory facilities. Modern sanitary
buildings. Hcalthful and congcniaI
environments. Beneficial athletics en-
couraged. Special department for
boys over IL years. Send for Catalov s.
L. BROriIEtt JAMES. Director
Carroll Station bnitiIrore MD