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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
Varying Claims on
Number Obeying the
Packers Strike Order

,.ri.agC. ucv. i--Eurty-uve thousand
rninu workers employed in packing
,nckiuS plants through2ut the country
win strike tomorrow IN protest against
wage reductions. averaging ten per cent,
authorized by plant assemblies under
,bs shop representation plan IN tie
hacking industry. according 10 officials
~ the AnalEamated Meat cutters !!
Ru,rher WorkmCu OF North America.
which authorized the strike.
Spokesman for he packers tonight
EXPRESSED the belief that n~inety-tve per
,ent ~ the workers will be on the io5
tomorrow. and asserted that the walk
out will not seriously affect operation
~ the plants. Representatives OF the
i've largest packers SAID that only 4
small per cent of the workers were or
ganized. and that positions made va
rant by strikers VIII be filled imnled'
lately.
Two hundred policemen. including
mounted police, motorcycle ~SquhdrohS
patrolmen and plaincioLhrS men. nave
been assigned 10 strike duty. and were
ordered to appear at the Chicago storA
yards tomorrow morning at $40 octorH'
twenty minutes before the official strike
goes into effect. and union picketS ta"e
up their posts. ,
Four largely attended meetings ~
packing house employees were held mere
today. At the principal gathering. COR
nelius Hayes. international president o.
the Butcher Workmen'S union. r''ter-
ated previous statements. N which "r
condemned the plant Representations
plan. asserted that the so-ca.led nm
ployes' representatives were N reality
designated by the packers. and tnat II
they advocated the interests "f the
workers ~ the plant conferences, they
would lose their positions.
m the workers agree 1" acCep; the
recent w.Sc cut il will bc only a matter
OF a short time before the packers an
nounce another slash in pay. he oS
.lara1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
Aged Farmer Gets Two
Years for Moonshinlng

Na,uusborE, W. Va. Dec. &c. W.
(SaIty, Homer. an aged farmer-merch-
snt Of berkeley county. and the first
person 20 he convicted in the circuit
court Of this county for having n 4
still in which moOnshine liquor was
made IN his possession. was sentenced
Yesterday TO serve two years n the
state peNiienrisry a. MoundS'dIe ana
MAS fined sG0n ~ Judge J. NJ. Woods.
LAWYERS representing H"orner an
nounced hat an appea, would De taken
and IIorner waS then released on a
s. 600 bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
INQUEST TODAY IN
HENRY TODD DEATH
Pound Dead at Home when Wtf4 ks-
turns from Shopping
Evening.

An inquest will likely he held TINS
afternoon by Coroner Il =. Hobbs INTO
the death OF Henry Todd. ~, who Was
found dead in bed NJ his home. No. 2eo'
McColloch street last saturday night
Todd was found by his wife when she
returned from Il shopping trip up "
Heart failure Is believed 20 have oeen
the cause Of death. Told was employer
n, the Nollc bakery. He ate 4 nearly
supper about 8 O'Clock aud seemed IN
his usual good health. .AtteT eating' No
stated he MAS 9oing TO a picture SNOW
Mrs. Todd left shortly on
r. rstprn homo she found her husband
wing I'm bed She passed on through
tho room and shortly afterwards re-
turned ~ arouse him but discovered he
MAS dead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
BRIDGEPORT
COUNCIL TO CLOSE
BUSINESS OF YEAR
LAST MEETING OF YEAR TO BE
HELD TOMORROW EVENING BY
PRESENT MEMBERS OF
COUNCIL
All Rnsdnesa On Hands VIII Be Disposed
Of n Clean Slate Handed 10
Now Body On Jan. lst

The ana! meeting Of the present year
for tn. village cuunct! ms at present
constituted will be h ID at the city
building tomorrow evening at ':5u
o'rlock. and little OF interest aside from
routine business Is expected to be taken
under consideration. All routine bust
ness. including the payment OF bills ano
the romnIetion Of ordinances In process
OF passuge will be closed up at this
meeting. So that a clean slate may DE
handed 10 the incoming body with the
he ginning OF the new year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
LOCAL PHYSICIANS WILL
TALK BEFORE SOCIETY

The regular meeting OF the Ohio
County Medical Society, will be held
next Friday evening at the high school
building. The evenings entertainment
has been prepared by two local physl-
clans.
Tho following program has oeen an
nounced: -,
DR.. r. U. Drinkard. ."Ectopic GcsAtlon
Discussion:
Dr n ". Rand. Dr.. G. Alderman
uunn Cause and
treatment Of S~alivary Fustulas."..
Discussion
Dr " & Fulton, DR.. Z. A. Hildreth
3rl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
mRoRE ROBBERY CHARGED.

Salem. W. Va. Dec. i.-Trapped by a
posse OF salem police at dayb break as
they were coming away from the store
OF Curtiss CottrIll. At Nina. Doddr.dge
county. in a taNicab loaded with msr-
chandise. three men and a woman have
been he'd FOR trials ~ West Union
with having robbed the store.
Thcy are Glenn Cottrlll. a son Of the
proprietor. Gordon Phillips. Miss Dewitt
Philiirs and George A. cook. a negro
tax!cah driver. al Of tlarkshurg. All
are in Jail at West Union except the
negro. who has given bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
NOTED ORATOR
Mrs. Lulu Lovoland Shepard to Speak
at Elm Grove December 9.

Mrs. l.Tiu Loveland Shepard. the Sill
I"r-tnnguCd orator OF the Rockies, VINO
recently addressed two union meetings
here. is 10 return TO deliver an address
a. 'hc Elm Grove Presbyterian church
on Friday evening. December =. MT D
O'Clock.
Mrs. Shepard will speak again on the
subject of MormonIsm. using a some-
what different address from those de-
livered here formerly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
ARRANGE FOR CONVENTION.

7arkErsburx. ". Va. be-. AT n
meeting e.: the program committee OF
the W~s, Virginia State Dental society.
held here today. arrangements were
completed for til" annual state con"sn-
ton Of the organization TO be held IN
for three days. beginning
Ipril -. 1872. The program has been
arranged tentatively. and VIII be an
ro:nred within the next few days. DR..
r. =. Scharts". o, Charleston. secretary
Of the program committee. stated this
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
NEW LABOR BODY FORMED.

New York. Dec. Reorganization Of
the United Textile Labor Union. a new
workers body. Independent; of the
American Federation Of Labor. Was COM
plotted hero today by a conterenc" ""nr
mittee of fifty representatives. Of textile
unions throughout the country.
leaders Of the conference. itw rs re-
nurtsd. arc John O'tOnrrll, Of salem.
Mass. Lawrence I.anric. Of Fhiladel-
rh!a. and Russell Palmer. OF North
Carolina.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

Moscow. Dec. L-Arrangemcnts are
being mde for the sixth R!!-RusSlan
Communist Congress, which VIII be held
here in February. Invitations nave
been sent to the governments OF
Ukraine. the CaucaSes Republics, Tnr-
key. Persia. A~fghanistan. and the Far
Eastern republic to send delegates to
the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
STUNT" AIRMAN KILLED.

san Francisco. Dec. Robert hast
;ngs. an aerial stunt" performer. t",i
more than IL thousand feet 10 "eath
here to-day. He supposedly was hnao'e
10 regain his grip on a strap on q para
chute from which he had taken one
hand. His home was in Fresno, cant
He was 80 years old and n former air
service member.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

New York. Dec. 1.-The American
rroup Of the Chinese consort!um today
disavowed any intention OF m~onopoliz-
ing enterprises.
In a statement summarizing the con-
sortium's principles. II was stated mat
is object was not primarily profit. but
20 seek means 10 cooperate with and
D policies Of beneht to China.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
THIEVES LOOT s.
HAB|G'S STORE.
NINETY DOLLARS IN CASH TAKEN
-NoTHING ELS rs
MISSING
Robbery Committed Saturday Night
Discovered Sunday Morning

Some time during saturday night or
early sunday morning. robbers entered
the store OF Ambrose +. liabig at the
corner Of T~wcnty-s!Xth and Market
streets.
Ninety dollars IN cash WAS secured by
the robbers. There was nothing but the
money taken. Entrance was made from
the rear of the building.
The robbery was discovered yesterday
morning when the store was opened
Police were notified and are No." work.
inn ON the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
CONSTRUCTION NcREAsEp

Washington. Gee. New conStruc-
ton throughout the country in t1e nrst
ten months this ear nenrly equals con-
St-ur,.on for the whole Of last lear,
according to a surrey by the chamber
Of .~nr-erco Of tie Uniced states made
ruai.,. j-A.y. The chambers Honctu'
Siors a. based on figures from forty
"or~ CITIES reporting SGO3.QG0.QnQ in new
conS;rurtioa. For tn" YEAR 1870 tHe
to'al reported by the same cities VAS
ONLY a Few million dollars more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
RETURNS

New York. Dec. Ira Nelson Morris.
United States minister /" Sweden. ny
rive here today on the steamer | n'ied
States from Copenhagen. Nh. Morris
whose home is in Chicago. said he had
come On personal business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
NEW HUNGARIAN CABINET

Budapest. Dec. IA new hungarian
cabinet has been formed with Count
Bethlcn AZ premier. NJ. BanriN AZ inInis-
ter Of foreign affairs. 'ieneral Be!i<ha
as minister Of national detense. NJ. kal-
law as minister Of finance and ". k!eh-
,.Isberr as minister of the interior.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
ATTENDED BY PRESIDENT

NasTT0Ct0n. DO. 4-FTeSIWFTIV ITaTH-
tonight attended exercises O: ;he
fcca. chapter OF EiHs 10 commemorate
members o. ,ne order who died during
TIC ,.>; YEAR. The ceremony Is an
.,enr and i 4 liked lecture or
the Islanders Of all chapters throughout
The sd ,,-y. ~ the local meeting the
memorial address was delivered b. Jonn
Il Ir..n at.urnsN c%cNcrai % ONO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
TREAT OF

Rrrnc. Switzerland. De. +-GermanH
and Switzerland have signed 4 tre"t\ 80
arbitration. under witch each country
IS compelled to submit almost al qne$-
tons in dispute between them to arbi-
tration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

Kansas city Observation-Disclosures for
women may become popular. but not
unanimous They will not become unan-
imous for largely the sams set OF reaS-
ors that kept the short skirt, as popu-
lar as Il il. from becoming unanimous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
THREE anPuBIIcs SURPASSED

Coustantinople. Dec. A-tBN the AS
sociated Press.)-It' is reported that the
Rolshev!kt have suppressed the 'nae-
pendeace q the three Caucasus rep"h-
lies although official confirmation -
lacking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
Anti-Bolshevistic Riots;
Soviets Are Dissolved

Rele, l.. :thuu.I. Dec. & Anti-''oi-
.l"liki rcNnlts have broken "ui IN Tur-
.ry and IN she North Archangel. EuSsI'''
where rOmmun3Sts have been killed. anu
the SOV!vtS dissolved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05
KICKER COST OF LIVING.

Berlin, Dec. 5.-lBy the Associated
press(-The index figures for the cost
OF living in November show an increase
OF = per cent rs compared with ''t"-
Der. The cost OF food. rents. heating
and lighting was 5S.t per cont higher
than q year ago.
Compared with October the -\"Eeh-
her cos, OF food to the individual GER
man rose - per cent on account OF the
prices OF foreign products.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

More home owners now live In the
United States than in any other country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-05

IT'S q good plan not 70 Put OF I'll the
mex, incarnation what We can do In
this.-TOledo Blade.
, 1921-05-10
GAINS MADE IN
GRAIN MARKET
Weak Opening Develops Strength
On Reports of Southwest
Crop Conditions

CHICAGO. May Renewal OF bull
lsh crop reports from the southwest
gave fresh strength to the wheat mar
ket today after a weak opening. mi
tial d~ownturns were ascrIbed to hedE-
ing against overnight purchases. On
the other hand. field advices indicated
thai prospects for an carly harvest of
the winter crop wer pms Opening
quotations which varied from ua-
changed figures to axe lower with
May $780, to $40 and July sI.i3H
TO $f.14 were followed by a moderate
general setback and then by a sharp
rise well above Saturdays finish.
Subsequently, the market turned
weak. influenced by gossip that the
government crop report would prove
Closing prices were unset
tied. nc to sac net lower with May.
TO Sissy. and July. s1.1sh to
sI.1sh.
Corn duplicated the action OF wheat.
After opening NC off to NC advance,
including July at 81 nc TO si&c. the
market receded a little more and then
scored gains all around.
The reduction in the visible supply
total had but little effect on values
The close was steady at h same as
finish to nc higher. with
July 62Hc-
Cats were governed by the course
of other cereals. starting xc6Ac to
nc lower. July. 37Hc to 3sc. n later
making n general upturn.
Strength in the hog market gave
firmness to provisions.
, 1921-05-10
HAD SUFFERED
80 LONG YEARS
Mrs. Holloway Was Almost a
Physical Wreck but IL Now
In Best of Health

81 don't want to go through life
feeling that I have neglected my duty
70 suffering humanity. SO I want TO
make a statement and let all the sick
people ] can reach know about this
grand medicine Tanlac and what IL
a done for me" was the statement
made by Mrs c. Holloway. 5 Coniey
Court. Salt Lake City. Utnh. recently
Mrs Holloway has been a resident of
Utah for many years. and is beloved
by a large circle Of friend
cover 30 years ago I commenced
suffering with n pain in may left side
and at the time J got Tanlac I was
IN an awfuiiy run down state of
health. ] had nervou headaches and
lay in bed night after night without
sleeping. I had scarcely IN appetite
at all. and in fact was almost a COM
plete nervou and physical wreck
I was beginning 10 think I would
never be well again. and I felt very
DISCOURAGED and blue.
1T took me a long time to decide
to try Tnniac as / had been disap-
pointed so much; hut I finally began
taking IL. going on the d that whore
there is so much smoke there must
he fire. Well. I have taker four bot
ties now and the change in my condi-
know when to quit eating n every
thing agrees with me perfectly. / sleep
agrees with me perfectly. j sleep
v-~il. too. and that pain n entirely
disappeared from my side. In fact. l
feel better than / have in years. and !
just can't find words to express the
praise and gratitude I really feel in
my heart for Tanlac." f.
, 1921-05-10
WILL OPEN
.BATUM OIL LINE
AND SHIP CRUDE.
Measure Is Only One of Many In
tended to Bring About Trade
Resumption With Foreign
Powers

C0NSTANTINOPLE. May $50
Wet Russia l. bent on opening up
with the world. DIR. kou-
dish. Russian Soviet representative
an Constanfinople. said today He
feared. however. that the present
time was unpropifious as, in his
opinion. the manufacturing coun-
tries had an ovcr-supply and would
he unable 20 buy and use the raw
materials Russia might be able to
produce.
= II have been instructed constantly
to delay in buying as prices r sure
10 go lower" DIR. Woudish contin-
-ued. However. we rapidly r or
gaining trade exchanges with south
RUSSIA. The steamer Lucia has just
returned from Novorossisk with n
cargo valued at 500 900. Also. on
April %. I signed n 5000. 900 CON
tract with n group Of French firms
for all sorts Of merchandise, 20 be
delivered at NOvorossisk.
I'VE have received an offer from a
firm in the United States for man.
ganese deposits from Soviet Georgia.
We expect TO satisfy all old claims
against such deposits. so the new
manganese viii moi be seized on its
arrival abroad.
Work has begun for the reop-
ening of the oil pipeline between
BaLu and Batum, and we shall ex-
port tho OIL"
, 1921-05-10
TRADING REACTS
TO RECENT GAIN
Recessions Develop in Motors and
Oils at Opening of New
York Market

NEW YORK, May s.-Rails and In
dustrials move In opposite directions
during today's stock market session
The former added to last weeks ad-
vances while the latter was sub
jected 70 renewed pressu Sales
npproximassd 800, 900 shares. The
closing was irregular.
NEW YORK. May s.-Moderate 70
actions attended the resumption of
business in the stock exchange to-
day. Motor shares again were most
susceptible to bearish pressure be-
cause OF unfayorabie trade conditions.
Rubber speciaities made further con-
c~essions in response to lower prices
for those products Minor steeis as
well as coppers. feathers and oils.
opened fractionaliy under last weeks
final quotations. Investment rails
showed no definite trend and railway
equipments were dull Exchange on
London was firm but leading conti-
mental rates reacted substantially from
recent higher levels.
On the very small accumulation Of
buying orders over the weekend,
shorts were encouraged to extend their
operations Don after the opening.
successive drives were made against
the motors and their subsidiaries at
losses to 2 to almost s points. OIL fell
1 to . n independent steels reacted
to the same extent. while equipments.
! shippings. textiles and chemicals con
tributed to tho decline In moro mod
crate measure High grade rails. es-
pecially Canadian Pacific. Louisville
n Nashville. Reading and Atchison
were disposed to ignore the break in
industrials and ~specialties but finally
cancelled their gains OF 1 to 2 points.
On the exchange call money opened
at Ga per cen. Sat outside loans at
6 per cent ~ere made.
Metals.
, 1921-05-10
The ALTERATION Of II.

Adam. an ancient antediluvian. ate
an apple. Adams angry author
aroused angriiy at Adams audacity:
and. as all aGznit. Allah's affront ad-
mits approval. Adam admitted all.
and As ~admonished. accepted Aliah's
alternative. Ascend. Adam added
Allah. "Amble away and act as
awakened acolyte. Adieu. absent
minded Adam. and abhor absinthe al.
ways"
Adam ambied away n at all ac-
counts admitted accountability. "All
acts are awry," asserted Adam, and
alas. after all. Adam and apples are
always aptly and abjectly associated.
Amt apple acquisition awful?-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
, 1921-05-10
Reuben Is Some Rider.

Pine Bluffs Post)
Pine Bluffs TO Cheyenne-a distance
of as miles. in IS minutes.
That is the motorbike record hung
up by Reuben Crock OF the Pine Bluffs
Tire Shop last Monday afternoon.
The fast u was made in order to
deliver some important papers to a
stockholders meeting In Cheyenne and
Reuben made good. arriving at the
meeting before II convened.
The excellent average was made in
spite of two stops made on the road.
The record is not liable to be beaten
for many moons
, 1921-05-10
Back to Cody.


Frederick Morris resigned his posi-
ton with the United States shipping
board and returned to Cody today to
improve his ranch and further develop
the tourist business which he a so
well established at the outbreak OF the
war.
After having $500. 600. 900 pass
through his hands Is n government Of
ficial he is the same Fred Morris and
his many Wyoming friends are pleased
to have him back after three years
spent 4 the patriotic service OF his
country.
Read The Tribune Classified Ads
, 1921-05-10

A country wears daughter called on
an elderly woman and. by special re
quest. read to her a letter just re
ceived from her sailor son.
What a nice letter, Mrs. SMITH
said the visitor. as she returned II to
the proud old woman. And the pres
, 1921-05-10
Steal sherifrs Car.
basin Republicanl

Some bold. bad thieves stole a Ford
car belonging 10 Sheriff Wickwire. the
first of h week. The remains of the
car were found near the Miller place
on the east side Of the river, where
the robbers a dismantled 1t, leaving
practically nothing but the frame and
engine Up to date no clue has been
obtained but II is safe to say some
n will surely suffer for this affront
against the peace and dignity of the
sherifrs office.
, 1921-05-10

Valet waking his noble master in
tho middle of the night-Pardon me,
siri there's a burglar in the dining
roomi
Master@Good! very good. Perkins;
bring my revolver-and-lct me SEQ
what shall I wear? All. yesl I'd better
show up in my sport suit.-Edinburgh
Scotsman.
, 1921-05-10

CHICAGO. May s.-Butter-Un-
changed: creamery extras. ale; stand
ards. 29hc.
Eggs-Higher; receipts. 30.311 cases;
firsts. 22h622Ac; ordinary firsts.
10000; at mark. cases included, 81
d22c; standards. 22Ac-
Pouitry-Alive. unchanged; fowls.
acc; broiiers, 55G65c.
, 1921-05-10

CHICAGO. May e.-Potatoes-old.
steady; receipts. 10 cars; northern
white sacked. S0@90c cwt.. bulk.
70@s5c cwt.; new. firm; Florida No
l, $9.00@9.25 barrel; No. 2, $500 bar
rel; Louisiana round white. s3.75 cwt.:
Texas. $4,50@4.75 cwt.
, 1921-05-10

CHICAGO. May a. Close:
wheat-Mny. s1.3sh; July. sf.1sE.
Corn-July, e2Nc; September. s4hc.
oats-tuiy. 3shc; September. doc.
Pork-May, SIT; July. s17.35.
Lard-July. Se.s7; September, $40. 20.
RIbs-Juiy 1895; September. s1o.25.
, 1921-05-10
Livestock Mart

CHICAGO. May s.-u. S Bureau OF
Observation-Disclosures. 1900. beef
steers. butcher she stock. stockers and
feeders mostly lo62sc higher. choice
long yeariings. $3.50: top heavy steers.
,s-e5; bulk beef steers. s7.756s-5o;
bulk fat she stock. s5-5o97.oo; bulls
higher. largely se.oo6e.75: calves low
er; bulk veaiers. ss.oo6s.o0-
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000: mostly 1o9
25c higher than Saturdays average:
lights and mediums well sold early.
Others SLOW; top. $500: bulk. $3.50
$50; pigs scarce. 2sc64ec higher, bulk
desirable. ss-2s9s.50.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000: sheep aad
feeder lambs. csc higher; springs. soc
wooded lambs. top. Ills;
bulk. s1i-oo611.so: shorn top. early
5000; few here. best not sold: choice
California springs. s12.oo9I2-5o. Good
13o-pound shorn wethers. s7.25.
, 1921-05-10

The allies apparently spurned a
peace without victory for a victory
without peace--Norfolk Virgininn-
Pilot.
, 1921-05-10

Quiet: e~iectroiytic. spot and near by,
l24 Q12%cs futures. 12A Q l3c-
Tin-Easicr. spot and near by.
;s2-5o9az-75; futures. ss2250s2-5o.
Iron-Sominai; Nc. ! Northern. s75
as; No. : Northern. se4924-so: No.
2 Southern. s21622.
Lead-Firm: spot. s4.75G5.
zinc-Steady: East St Louis de
livery. spot. s4.soa5.
Antinony-Spof. s5-25-
Money and Exchange.
NEW YORK. May s.-Prime mer-
camille paper. 7GzH per sent
Exchange-Trregular. sterling, de-
mand. s3-ss; cables, SISSY.
Francs-Demand, STA; cables, SIS.
Belgian francs = Demand. S-13I
cables. Sis.
$3.50
LtrCDemand. sol. cables, sos.
Marks-Demand. LAT; cables. 1.4s
Creece-Demand. $50.
Argentfne-Demand, 1915.
Braziiian-Demand. 1880.
MontrealZs% per cent discount
Time loans steady; 60 days, 90 days
six months. fa'sh per cent.
Call mSasS. firm: high. 6H: low
81; ruling rate, 81; closing bid, 6.
offered. 81; last loan, sh.
Silver.
NEW YORK, May Bar silver
domestic. sskc; foreign. 61Sc.
Mexican dollars. %7Hc.
, 1921-05-10

ent he is sending you sounds awfully
good. But what will o do with a
striped kimono?'
"well may you ask. missr' exclaimed
Mrs. Smith in despair. II dunno. In
sure. l s'pose / can chain It ur in
the yard. or keep II in the nigsty. But
what I'll feed it OF goodness only
Observation-Disclosures Scotsman.
, 1921-05-10

DENVER. Colo, May Seattle
Receipts. 800: steady to strong; beef
steers. se.75Gs; cows and heifers.
t5.5o9T.; calves. son; stockers and
feeders. ssG7; bulls. S495.5o.
Hogs-Receipts. 400; market, is
a25c higher; top, $780, bulk, s7.s50
s.25.
Sheep : Receipts. 5000; steady;
lambs. ss.309io-2s; ewes. s5.60@sz5;
spring lambs. $p.5oG1o.5o.
, 1921-05-10

Tcachor-How is your brother.
Tommy?
Tommy-sick in bed. miss; he's hurt
hisself.
How did he do that?'
I'VE was playing at who could lean
the farthest out o. the window, and
he won."-Edinburgh Scotsman.