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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21

Chicago, Oct 21-BuTTER--Mark
firm. Creamery extras, 441ac; firsts, $50
43c: seconds, 31Q34c; standards, Soc.
EGGS-Market unchanged. Receipts p
GAG cases.
POULTRY-Alive, unsettled; fowls, 100
24c; springs, 21e; turkeys, Csc; ROSTERS,
14c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
TOPEKA STATE JoURNAL-FRIDAY

independent companies. for the first quar-
ter Of the year, Shippings, sugars and to-
baeees recorded fractional recessions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Oct. 21.-WHEAT-Close: Dec,
81. O8@1 0654 May, $1.1214 1.1212.
CoRN-Dec.. 4e$c; May, 529sc.
OATS+Dec., 33Ac: May. 3Ta4c.
RYE-Dec., S514c; May, soc.
PORK-Jan., $500.
LARD-oets os9.15; Jan. $500; March,
RiBs-oet.. $3.50; Jan. s7.e5; May, $500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
Chicago, Oct. u.

KANSAS CITY GRAIN MARKET.
(Range of prices on grain futures on
the Kansas City Board of Trade as reported
by B. C. Christopher s. Co.. 228 New Eng
land Bldg.)
Kansas City, Oct. p.
Gloss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
NEW YORK. sToCK MARKET.

! sold; good to choice fed western ewes,
E$4.60g4.75; feeder lambs early, $7.25@7.S5.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
KANsAs cIrY PRODUcE MARKEI

Kansas City, Oct. p -BuTFRR-MaEke
unchanged.
POULTRY-Hens, unchanged to lie high
er, 15@20c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
CHICAGo aRAIN MAnKHr.

Orange Of prices on grain futures on
the Chicago Board of Trade, as reported
by The Empire Commission Co.. 20i New
England Bldg)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
TOPEKA POULTRY

TOPEKA POULTRY AND EGGS.
market quotations by Premium Poultry
Products Co., 210 North Kansas avenue.
Topeka, Kan.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21

Wall St, New York, Oct. 21-STOCKS-
Heaviness of rails and strength of oils and
equipments were the conflicting features of
today's dull and professional stock market
firmer money rates also serving as a deter
rent.
in the final hour when Mexican Petroleum
became active at an extreme gain of nearly
five points The closing was firm. Bonds
including liberty issues and convertible
rails steady. Sales Appropriated 425, 900
shares.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
FoBETGN EXCHANGE.

FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co.,
POI New England Building, Topeka, Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21

10 a. m, Oct. u, 1921.
English sterling, $50; German MARKS
b1h
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LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS.

FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co., 201
New England Building, Topeka. Kan,l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21

FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co., 201
New England Building)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21

STOCK MARKET
FURNISHED by The Empire Commission Co.
POI New England Rldg.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-21
NEW YORK LIBERT

NEW YORK LIBERTY BOND MARKET.
New York, Oct 21.-Liberty bonds close
31a's, 92.16; first As, 1906; second as, 81 co
first AIS, 9240; second ANS, $3.50; third
las, $3.50; fourth AVS, 92.7s; Victory
3A's, 9946; Victory AIS, $3.50.
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FURNISHED by Wolff Packing Co..
os Quincy street. Topeka. kansas.l
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FoPEKA POULTRY MARKET.

FURNISHED by the Topeka Packing Co.,
corner Laurent and Madison sts., Topeka,
Eansas.1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
ICH|YA KUMACAE WINS
SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP
Without Difficulty and Takes
Hard Match From Bcckman.
NEW CHAMP PLAYS TODAY
Encounters Percy kynaSton in
Challenge Round This Afternoon.
Womcn'S Singles VIII BE Com
pIctcd Today-Niiss BALM Stars.

Iohiya Kumagac. Japanese partic-
in,rt -, "a. nIL pn,ui,nou tennis
-, 49,, m .
'"hthaheh'' "hloh hiH "''" III ''''
ross on tho courts OF the Country
CLUB OF virginia this week, yesterday
wo,, ne ,ep1 mon. singles cham
W." INC ~ "'"a "'"- ~"
pionship. The Oricnta! rhcketer de-
ic,tt-d kclichcr. OF New YORK. who
hah mind. , srlcndid showfug an Tho
.rt ,,~r,,..
"ttN, " an" nc
a." iHnsI "N7 a. "'3 ,,
H.''h 80 -, 80, "
80 ,t''' ~ VI 80"
~ ",',iy - 80, ,t,'
rnt'. "a on. ~ n" ,,..i -, Inc HIN
nTyNa' va ~ ~ ny 49, 90 ~ -
80. AZ nm, HD' S"',n, ,S ~, me NJ
S ~, 80. 'Ip '.",n
nnd 20
,onnd ., ,n,,s ,,,". vi I' ~, h.'id
,,,,.'o, t.,,,,....,.. ,,.,.. +. -. -
Ven niiLlhEH' arg ia,GS , hyias
NJ W. ~" 81 - ihS, Ss''' . w. :.
~, ~ - ,Np''N'' 90 "'''N ~
-, t''TN , , ,..
iit 'N,'" III
,,,'I ,,i >,
~ ~" -, 49,, ~ ~
i.t 49,, 80, -. ..
r,r,i
l,a6 .,,'i -, ga
~, 80 ,
ne S,u'i ia'a !M ""'hS,l Stnti.s
S,n i'. ~ 80
,',,,I,, II ~ 1ti,''irf - "'
20 .''''..!! IN Iiin INA IN
NJ ~ "a 80 ~ 49,, $3.50, ~ '"e uts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14

score by innings y
81 Louis Observation-Disclosures. 600 0lO-I
New YorE Observation-Disclosures 900 l12-5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

pd rrs' !; . yea-i9;a. sia,:ninE
shed. - tScDbicJ. ii3i. third Zine.
H., 10 Also ran: ja"oh"on. S.a Cuur,
Jin pa,,.y: GU Up, pa2'~!c. Golden
second race year-"ld inaidcn colts
.lf I'1dinE-. claiming. purse. $3.50. fuu-
inI"ngs D"r'u- - G.uus:otiJ. 81
- I$.@ TO- out Won iierioo,,deif q: ,sna.-
llb Taylor. out. tHlrd Time. 90 d..
y ~ ran Spots
quarter sandy Mae ls CFlcI, so -.
e ~. out. won. Dog"i. iG1 ,parru'ttI.
40. "u,, second: ktIS Fisher ,os ,Fr,n.
Fourth racc-cho Icme-sontown. three
yehr-o.ds q ni IN; allowances Parse 81
20 80. 70. won: ~ Z. Coleman. loi
fieidst 40. third. Time: 5. Also
FIN -i-buisvil!" Hotel h.rIican.
.grlo ms Brookhol,. II, ,GarncrJ. 81 80
s. -. $50. won. WyoinlIr. iei -, At"",.
$40 12y". second. Jack Ha-c u JIG
tMopney!. 81 ". ,hlrd. Time. 10 TO- Also
-M!nu,e Man C%iumoi. Tenn. Alta
hs} H. i k,enfn -d end S,g a,5 a.,
claiming; purse. sl.an; ono milo t;uaran-
i.ea 10 tFcancisi. So 81 80. $50 won:
Harvest King. 10 I@rrc,c. 1880. 500
Time. i.i,l-5. Nfso -au-Caataln I!grns.
HIt ihllhls. Spartan Boz. McAdaa Wal
,or II. Pcnrc"
Sfyenih rGee-':,p :, ay"aT,oh. and up
20. ": Won wh;nS ' Dun. ID M
FL eI Fran@., s. 'f hird TT MAIL l4o s
A.nJ rAr-Nast.r Bill Honolulu Boz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. NtT iS-Tncrr VAS n 1T
'lo more business iu IN" market fpr coffee
futures hero today. aud prices ala better
ON scattered covering. which probably re-
n"ct,G Indications of "a Sceadi"r tone in
i,FaEil and d feeling that he hrinsr ruling
't tuF'l Gn tNChhlEG rates tn .L-ht fore
shadow better European demand in
tie Brn.li1n markets Tho market opened
unchanged bat sold w f.om t2i ia 8 .
Tor S"ht"rucr ani closed AZ not iivanc.
OF 90 points. MAY. SO, July. 80
Syp'"m BOY. G.SI. October. t.i3. December,
G.... January f.'5. March. go.
SPOT coffee Gu!ct. RIO - 81 20 s: santos
Is, -, tu ~ Cost and freight Offers In
Guided w"i!-i"scr ib"d Santos "a and Is at
10. aud lilo "a and - So Nmerical
credits. M Rio offers wore reported.
Tn" official cable reportcd an unChanr god
market AT RIO. santos & re!s lower
% 81 reels HIGHER. The dollar buying rate
was unchanged. with Rio exchange m
London = pcuC" higher. Brazilian port
receipts. 600. JgndiIhy receipts. 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
FIRST NATIONAL NINE
LOSES TO FORK UNION

Fork Union Military Academy dc
fcatcd tho First National Bank nine.
In fast game. on Stadium Field
yesterday afternoon. b. the score OF
TO ..
First National drew first blood when
thcy taI!'cd once in the first and
again in the tHird. III. Cadets. how
ever. came back strong ana showed
Nv" runs across tho plate In the
fourth.
Lefty" Marshall started on tho
mound Tor ForH Union. but was wild
and gave way 70 Bear. who hurled
uir-tii:ht ball.
Bchannou made several nice stops
AT thlrd. stevens led in the stick
WORK with t"u hits out OF three
times at bat Fork Union meets
BlAcESton" today at Blackstone.
Scor' by Innings: Il.
Fork Union ........ 600 5l2 Il
fITSt NatiOnal ..........l0l 2O2 IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
CARPENTERS TRAINING
QUARTERS COMPLETE
ERy Associated Prcss.1

NEW YORK. May 13.-C.corcts Car
pcnt'crs training quarters at Men
hasSc;. Long island, whore he will
tram for his fight July with Cham
Pion JACK Dempsey have been COM
pictcd. II was reported today.
Ecsidcs the outdoor arrna whr-.
me European champion Will cnt,aRs
mis- sparrinE partners. an indoor rta1
has been constructed for use tn b
element weather
Tex !ickard. promoter Of the
championship bout. said today he was
reasonably sure that the arena being
erected in J"rS". CITY would be COM
plc;cd by June :. The box Office sale
Of tickets for tho bout began at Mad
iscn square Garden today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
CIlICAGo GK,IN MInhrr


CHICAGO. May l3-Nh4n, averaged
higher IN price today. ch.ri'v a. a r..
suit OF frost predictions and a renewal
u unttN orAbie crop reports The close
va, Unsettled at thc same a. ycsic--
I ,.,ins, hnls n. TO cent sdvane" Corn
cent and provisions lcu1 cents
strength Ia the wheat market dcyclopa,I
In'ckIy after som. i"pr"ss sion. caused ,,y.
a .,,,.. nc of frost. which had h"en OK
that the Northwest and Nest would h.,.,i
tiee"iaE temperatures tonight lod 20
anxiety lest the string wheat Jus, COMMIT.
~ wonlt be Injured. ,MeanwGi" aiyic"i
from Held experts in Kansas oklahoma
and Missouri tended also ;6 en.1ii-,..,.
hnEinS % account Of deterioration evident
IN the condition Of tho winter c,nu 'rnS
wtrn the last OF the day. ncvcrthcl"ss.
prpht-'hkiaE sales h"'tiMs rather .crer,i
and best prices fliloi % hold. Rainr a;
some POINTS IN oklahoma We're regarded
~ against thu bulls Passage oS ~.
.finch"r bil! through the IInus' al wash
sell. '
Corn and oats wer" governed ,ar.:r.y
hE sympathy with wheat. COUNTRY M -
IKE, tE o' corn wer" generally heid sonic
"aat above ia" market.
Demand !or provisions WAS s,imula,.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
JAMAICA RESULTS

F!7st race two ycar-old maidnns claim
ing: nvc fnr!oHss-rrush Soy ID7 jFa-
t.t' - y" =. % q. TO 3. won. RurVol
j.; oMIsiyslf, HI, l. 10 !, s."l 10 !. sec
. "a ;. "a s, third. Time ia. pa hlsn
rnn tianpy BuN,on. Fif,v-FiG Miles <
DoHe'f, hoos'' Lady polhi Fair virginia.
second racc--rh-eo- vcar-oii- ana nv,
claiming; ono milo ana a sixtecnth-E;i
iucIdOrf In tMO0nryi. even "a q 80,
won: Mandalay. III tPonccl "a To- !;
{ Z" J. 70 ]. second; Chcvnlior. I6i
Time '5, Also ran Toss u. MSS Ran.
Third racc-iwo- vear.oids: maiden lock
cys five inrloncs-Fa -cwoli Tmpa Ihi
out. second; vendor. !1i fRur.eyi. 10 T.
6 To g. to z, third. Time l. 90 Also
ran iIyNcrhol". lI'l.dalc
four'h race hrcc-yonr ODDS: .he Art
Teddy r.. ~ (Mooncyt Il to !. { to !
$ 20 Z, to 2. second Fort Churchill Ii5
li"hhSnn D.. To To ). iN I. third
Time. l:nj 80. Also Whisk. Ecnd!man.
Fifth rnc"-thrco- wear olds ana IN: the
SAMMY Kelly. llh iSande). 10 . :; Ia :
] 70 .. wol:. AMERICAN Roy III BahinI.
Time. 1873 - Also -Fhaiaris. King
Trojan N"hnnt. BLACK Thong
sixth race three wear nlhs and un:
,MoonGGya. 2. to i. %, !. ; to ). won:
second Dunsandcl. us tRuxtnn, I to l.
d TO :. 70 =. third Time. III So. Also
Com'r Eishmnn. Scotland Yet. Rhinestone
4 N.
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Cleveland.

NCUr" hV l0ningg! p
Washington . 400 nl0 Onn-t
Cleveland " 100 ono Ion .
Summary. Two-bnsc hitr-pico
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14

~ ? 'II''kkH I!IUSI DC WC.. SmOkeJ ~
obtain top price. u
Dried Apples.
'Grr$. per 10 .. 2 "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
Games Scheduled on
Local Sandlots TODAY

|''' ah' 49, sNis IslsN'Bt IL.
'%S:v"ch Hill VS. Penn Mutual.
30. boulevard Field.
Battle Axe vs.. Taxa Is Ola. 1870.
boulevard Field.
IMPERIAL. LEAGUE.
PIX" Eagles vs. Newton wood
ward. Byrd Park. No. !.
christie cola ~. Richmond po-
lice. I.uCk's Field
cETKAL LEAGUE.
Stoncwa!l Eagles vs.. Jones
brothers Company. Byrd Park.
No ..
Union Envelope VS.. Virginia
Railway ana Power Company.
church I'M Bank vs.. Liberty
Council. Fulton.
WEST Esd SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE.
Barton Heights Baptist vs.
Westminster PRESBYTERIAN. Byrd
Park. 30. .
Barton Heights Methods, VS..
English Lutheran, Seminary.
Grnc"-Cov"nant PRESBYTERIAN W.
Third rresbytcrian, Clark Stirring.
EAST EHD St%DAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE.
lakewood baptist VS.. Branch
Memorial. Oakwood Park. SO. =.
Fairnount Hnprist vs.. st. James.
Oakwooh Park. 80 !.
JUNIOR ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Boys ClUh W.. Gint"r Park Ath-
lctic CLUB. Glntcr PARK
Highland PARK Athletic club. vs.
Virginia Athletic club, Highland
Park
church nilI Junior Athletic club,
Franklin school Field.
BLUES BATTALION LEAGUE
company. /; vs. Company u. Byrd
c@m9anyA VS.. Company c. Byrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
BRITISH LABOR TROUBLES
HIT NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. May !l-Thc laba,
.Fn!n..' 81 Great Britain played an i'm.
npr;Ant part ~ tho trading In cotton 10.
Gay me combinations attending the coal
~ X" BONG responsible FOR carly selling
Io!hls. CONT AGED with yesterdays close
N'tcF p"Tip! II ~'"h.!in"-s and recovery
mo market again weakened. and I'm mo
.aie tih4'u. made new low !cve.s for
th" se',ioa. finally closing at tho lnwc.,
.. IN. day az net losses Of H. 10 - unin,-.
E"r :h.s break the rcuD-t cabiCi from
MANCHESTER thai W!N operatives haI r..
FUSED :" agree "a Ing wage cuts urouus.i
by the master sg!nn'rs was the main
causr iu'y closed ~ 100
Aft"r tho initial decline good s,ii,po-,
was offered tn" market. bu.lish ,rsd.-s
being IMPRESSED uy th- sal"s OF ~" 90
pieces ~ u'lni cloths. returned bv iuI'
R'vor ~ tn" turnover FOR tho week. In
that market and hv the favorable toms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14

40, guli. bu.ls SJ)srC =: cnlvcs strong
u" higher. bulk 10 packers s>Wa?lo
Hogs. %ip0. opening steady to strong:
cl"SlhE steady on lights and light butch
'rt, others iosg1 cents lower than y.s-
isrdiS average. hnlaovc- moderate. ton
800. on" load: bulk SS.31Ii $50: p;ES steady
!" !, cents higher: bulk desirable lis'.
sheer, 5000: lambs steady to = cents
higher. sheep steady. wooded lamb ton
20 sh.rpcra. i2.D'. Packers ald shippers
cook nHlanc" OF wooded lambs at Il -. one
load .:-h. short lambs 20 shi3pcrs. Ilsp.
nai.ye @-rnEl. i20'ff 800: medium 10
Eppt California springs. ii.t): ht,lf fnl
shnr. N-ArL-nEa. b. TOW IHca. 9 90 u -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14

~ Tho Fedora Het,-vc Eoeri'a weekly
afaign'nt. Much W. made %: tAc rise
- -! IN the Tst.o Of rcscr.aH 10 liabIll-
ii"r Nt.c irtct I:urrpctu messages
I,,yiE ;hIt .rLce hHl l"cn E"Fiovrd T.!
,SiE-ri prices 20 tAs hi:ADr- OK iiIu day.
Wh"fe ih"V sh"w"t rRtng over ,r.'rr
w "a i2.Ti.
;h'r report. :gprn ,hc boil, were
iW.IH, 1A'riHo.r not so 'DucA rain b. INK
io'c1' "hi.- 'virp"rG ;U-"s were warmer
~ an disiF!tii but weather ir-ws lasn!sYl
cH.Y moderate. Su.lf,tf.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK Mag i3.-The raw sugar
market was Arm ana unchanged a; 81
Tor Cuhas cost and freight. equal to I -
for "atrifuI.A.. sales rcportcd wsr" 10.
20 bags OF Cuban aui $500 Porto R;cau.
Raw SUGAR futures were cuSic- l"splt" th.
steaiin"s' Of m" SPOT market. under in
crease! selling s-Uiu outside interests.
closing n declines ~ 10 to Il. points July
closed AT 3St: September at 80. ana De
cnulH.- at @.59. all bids.
Tho only change In refined was n re-
dugtiou 81 - rolnts hy one o; Tho leading
rrnl,cs lu soft grades from numbers 10
80 49, Inclusive. To the basis ~ SO. Other
wise 'ric"s ranged from Go 20 So for
hiIr grauulnt'i. business was lighter. on
account % tn" inability ut rehncrs Ia
mako Iromrt shipment. although thcr-
scanned TO to- pretty good inquiry.
Refined futures broke sharIly under in
cC-t+ad offerings. although tn" demand
WAS Hight. with the total days nuS;-
ness consisting OF only TWO lots Of July.
Flll bids were ih ~ - ponts not lower
with July. August ana September At $40
and ONtnhcr al 6 S..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
CHICAGO CAPTURES GAME
BY NINTH-INNlNG RALLY
pHILADEIpHIA "a Ma,

PHILADELPHIA. PA, May Ia
Home runs in the ninth By Grimes
ana Twombley gave Chicago a to
> victory and clean sweep OF tho
three game series with PHILADELPHIA.
There Vas no scoring until Martins
double drove home Deal in the eighth
The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
CHAMPS ARE DEFEATED
BY CINCINNATI REDS
Winners Secure Fourteen Hits, but
brooklyn Fields Sharply anil
Keeps Score Down

BROOKLYN. May l3-Cincinnati
TOOK the anal game OF the series with
Brooklyu . 10 & todav. Tho game
was a Kee-saw affair. played In driz-
zlo Inc Reds doubled the h.ts Of
irookIyn, bu, were held in chHon hy
suArp fielding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
CALI, MONEY

NEW YORK May !3.-Money OF call
on the New York Stock Exchange today
ruled AZ Cir per cent all day.
Llins none wds loaned at So per cent
Tor sixty and niuety-day maturities in
mcdcrhte amounts. borrowers bid g., por
cent. Renewals were arranged at 81, per
cent for all maturi,ics
Mercantile pauer rates ruled at per
cent for tho hest names and ~ per coat
FOR loss highly rated names in longer
mAtu..t..s- The mArAat was rnorc actiYn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
WOMEN WOULD ABOLISH
KINGS SPORT IN "OLD KY
Try Associatcd prcss1

I.VI.ITTSN HUE, KY, May IA
Adoption OF II resolution calling uDon
1.-THE Legislature to prevent lcenIizcd
batting on horsc-racing. az unani-
Imously accepted by the Kentucky
| Federation Of Womcn's Clubs in an
|nual convention In Danvillc. Ky.
yesterday. was said today to he tho
ITlrst victory In q determined fight TO
jhavc the par!-mutual betting ma
tchincs abolished and put gambling
ION horse races In the class with
ether gambling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
CARDINALS DROP CONTEST
TO NEW YORK NATIONAL S

NEW YORK, Nay lathe S.w
YORK Nationals made II three on,
o: four from -. Louis here today.
winning the las; game OF the acrios
= 10 downpour broke up the
game In tho sixth ianing after New
York scored two runs with only ono
ont Tho game virtually was won
IN the MIN when. win the score
a man on base.
YMc sNnrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14

Williams. Ncalc. Mcuscl. Homo runs
--Grimcs. TwOmblcy. Sacrifice hits
Martin. kcllchcr. Park nson. Double
Ncllchcr Grimes.
Williams and j. Miller. Left on bases
Chicago, 3: Philadelphia. 6. Bases
on hails-off Martin. >: Iiubbcl. l. Hi;
by Wrirhstonc. Struck out
by Martin. ?; by liubbcl. !. Empires
Hart and Mccormick. Timc i..N
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DETROIT LOSES GAME
TO NEW YORK YANKEES

DETROIT. May I3-Thc Sc.r Yo-l,
Americans won the fnaI game Of Tho
s"rlcs her" today. defeating Detroit.
TO Z. The visitors took advantage
th"ir hits.
Tho score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
CHICAGO Is BEATEN
BY BOSTON RED SOX

CHICAGO, May l3.-Boston punched
its hits behind bases on balls. and
easily defeated Chicago. 10 to S. in
n batting session today Each club
made hftcen hits. MEN ~ which were
four extra basc~. and included home
runs 10y Mcnosky and Jones.
Tn.
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WASHINGTON VICTORIOUS
OVER CLEVELAND CHAMPS
Senators Have Batting Bee in First
Inning and Score Three Runs.
MOyridgc Pitches Well.

CLEVELAND, May IL. -.Cicv"laud
los, it's first series OF the season
when Washington won today's con
test. To ,. taking three OF four
games. Mogridgo was hit hard. but
sensational fielding savcd him.
The score.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. May i3-The carpc, auo-
n,oon closed tonight with all offerings sold
IriceS we're slightly higher than on tho
opening DAY. Cotton goods were in moro
genera. demand. Yarns were ilrrner. With
Sal"s larger SIX fabrics we're steady,
dertpHC improved
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IinrNnrd Wing nj Tennis.

BOSTON. MASS May i3.-GIarvard
defeated corncil matches 10 q. at
tennis here today making the Grim
son players sixth straight victory.
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rort movement,

Minor pUris-Stork i.f. '''
IL IT, tool, ~. ::cSecip's. 1884 exports
,,o I?.'l . u ws"E- Receipts. 1861: ok
ports i.!-rl 7s. TX
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SEVEN

c'ints Same. Clean rice: Sales. esi rockets:
Honduras at ihWSi3: Is rockets Jatun
at i.G5N lc.5i rockets Buo Rose At
lgG1A' Hran and polish unchnnsci: re-
CclDfs clean -iys mans
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The score by innings: II.
Boston ........... I02 h12 00f-l6
Chicago ...... 200 GiO 0O2-- &
Summary: Two base hlts-Scott.
,Mulligan: +. Collins 90: Rucl. Hen.
dryX. Shrclv. Iiomc-run-M cnoskv.
Jones. stolen baScs-Scott j. Col
Inns, n. Pratt. SaCrificc-Ealk, Men
osky. Double play-Vitt to u Print
Ia McInnis Left on bascs-BOston.
Z; Chicago. 10. Rasc on balls-off
Kerr, >: Jones. I: McWccny. 2: Hodge
.: Pence. /. Iits-on Kerr & in 2
off McWocny, in Ia off Hodge
3 in %. off Pence. > in ?. Struck
out-hy Kerr, 2: Jones. 4: McWccny.
/: Pence. /. Passed ball -SchaIk
Losing pitChcr--kcrr. Iimpircs-
ovens and Chill. Time of game
2:O2.
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Dnrtmonth nnckctcr. Mn.

HANOVER, y. II. Nav l3-Dar,-
mouth defeated Pennsylvania AT ton
mis- here today, winning all six
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jACKsoNvrLLE. Fla May thur
ncniin" fran, 5?'a: sales. IS. receipts. i5e:
Resin firm. saIea 1850: receipts. es,:
ship'n"ntS none. stock. l7G.2T3
Quote: II. 3tZ: u. 40: T. 80: f. Az;
q 40; II. as / 40: *. $50: NJ. sOGS
sH y. s.99n5.S. VIC. 6ta4715: WV.
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N\NAL STORES

SAVANSAIi GA. May i3.-Tu-pent!no
firm; sales. "a. receipts. 3I1: Shipments
isi stock. fT"i Rosin firm. Sales, l. ,a2
receipts 100. shipments. iO": stock Il 7lT.
Guotc: H. $50; u. no. r.. tSr: T. i:g5:
9. 80. ~ if5. /. ltE. X 500. ~ $50.
y. $50. VIC. go: WV 700
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Oh Dom ana S;rcl CO
Stnni' i''g:- Mfg 60. pIl 10 10,
Va a. Chem. DrI So. 100 81
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TOtNTN =. ...... DO ~ : :
'Batt"d forE.hmkc in eighth.
tBattci for sargent In ninth.
Tran for BasSier In ninth.
Srnrn hN In n II &c.

New YORK ......... oso 600 i2o--G
Detroit .......... 100 OlO cc3-i
Summary: Two-basc hits A!nsmith,
Cobb. Ehmkc. Schang. Thrcc- base
hits-Ruth. cobb. stolen base
Young. Sacrificcs-H Gilman. Ward.
Double plays--Rugh and Young;
Ehmke. A!nsm!th and Bush. LEFT;
on bases-Ncw York, 10; Detroit. -.
Bases on ballS-on EhmEe, s of
Harper 3: OFF Ferguson. :. Hits
on Harper, 5 in ; Ia innings, off
Ferguson. in 3 !-3; OF NAYS. s'nc
in l-3: off Ehmke. Q in :; or Cole.
In l. Struck out--by Ehml<c, =; by
Harper. 2. Wild pitch-liarper. Win
ming pitchcr-Iiarp"r Losing pitcher
go Ehmkc. l'mp!rcs-Moriar!t and
Connolly. TiInc-2:2a.
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: WAS stimulated


NHI'NGD, May l37-''lttlr. i'nl: lnno-1l
si"hGy: top beef steers 60 - bulk s. ,G n
80; fat COWS AMI Esifers largely SSouI.