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New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
Maipsss. s7l1 North Sixth Street, Phil
adelphta.

Edward Johnson, tenor Of the Chi
cago Opera Company, is summering at
Milan, italy, where he is attending the
performances Of the new operas that
are being given there at the present
time. Recently he heard a performance
of Mascagni's opera "Piccolo Marat,"
with the author conducting and Lag
FARO singing the tenor role, with an
orchestra Of $50 and chorus of $50.
Mr.. Johnson has just received an in
vitation FROM Arturo Toscanini, invit-
ing him to go to Milan next Marsh
to create the tenor role in new opera
Of Pizzetti's.
Clara Clemens, now abroad, will re-
turn next month to prepare for her
concert season here. She will repeat
her recitals of Brahms's songs and add
other songs which she has rehearsed
this summer while abroad.
Ruano Bogislav, the American singer,
now in London, will complete her for
eign engagements early in September
and sail for New York She has been
booked for series of New York re-
citals Of her gypsy and Slavic folk
songs.
Ethel Newcomb, American pianiste,
will return to New York next month to
edit the proofs of her new book on
Leschetizky.
The nooHhour concerts under the
auspices of the American Orchestral
Society, Inc, will continue this week
Tuesday at Battery Park and Thursday
at Madison Square Park. For the thir-
teenth week Jacques L. Gottlieb will
conduct the Neighborhood Orchestra in
the following program:
March of the Priests urom "Athaiia",.
Mendelssohn
Opera selections Aida" Verdi
Waltz. Blue Danube. "........... Strauss
Egyptian Ballet Il. 2 and - -. Luigini
Edwin Franko Goldman, conductor of
the Goldman Concert Band, has just
received an invitation to be the guest
conductor at Symphony Hall, Detroit,
on the night of September 8. This will
be the closing night of a week of the
festival concerts. The band will consist
Of sixty Detroit musicians, most of
whom are recruited from the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra. Mr.. Goldman has
arranged particularly interesting pro-
gram for this occasion, and will take
his cornet soloist Ernest S. Williams,
with him.
Requests have come from other cities
anxious to hear Mr.. Goldman and his
band. tour probably will be ar
ranged for the coming spring.
The annual indoor concert Of the
I Goldman Concert Band will take place
at the New York Hippodromc on Sun
day evening, November l3. A singer
will appear, and Ernest S. Williams,
cornetist, will be the other soloist.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

Natalie Cervi the Dancairo and Gaetano
Merola will conduct.
The season will continue for four
weeks, presenting repertoire of twcr-
ty or ore operas. Other guest artists
will include Marie Rappold, Anna
Fitziu, Blanca Saroya, Sofia Charlebois,
Henri Scott, Nina Frasconi and Henry
Hadley, conductor.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

after visit TO Plymouth, where Mr..
Kelley heard his episode composed for
the celebration of the tercentenary OF
the landing of the Pilgrims given un-
dar the baton of Chalmers Clifton. il
enjoying a cruise On the Atlantis es=ss
on the private yacht of friends. before
returning 70 the conservatory.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
By Katharine Wright


v.,;eo Caruso is dead-~but his name
~, lives. There has been foolish
...;,tsring as to his probable sue
s....r at the Metropolitan Opera
/ n..ss. and certain ambitious singers
s.,sy have limited at their own claims
desd mans shoes. Mr.. MART
In. for example, would not allow the
,abic to remain in the dark concern
- cable received few weeks ago
srom General Manager Gatti- Casazxa
,,g;ug the tenor to preserve his health
for the heavy burden that will rest
IMAM his shoulders next season, but
.;sh irreverent haste rushed the mes
are into print. To the amusement of
nsny, more recent announcement,
made within a fortnight and credited
h the tenor himself, stating that
Charles Marshall, vino sang Otello here
lsst season with the Chicago Opera
Company, would appear at the Metro
o,li,an Opera House next winter in
his role, as we'll as in Caruso's ro !.
i Eleazar in "La Juive," has just been
eoatradicted by Mr.. Gatti- i-Casazza in a
cable.
But in spite of these attempts to
hasten oblivion the name of Enrico
Csruso will live long in the heart of il
devoted and grateful public. Ever
since his death tale after tale center
ing about the great tenor has been
spun. Anecdote after anecdote has
been told. Last week the funeral pic
lures, scenes in death chamber and
church and in the streets Of Naples
resched the newspapers and the movie
houses.
Stories about the last days of Ca
,gso and of the reason for his death
rthin a few hours have filtered
through Italian sources. Friends who
ailed with the Caruso family and were
present at the end are beginning to re-
turn to this country. One of these
said last week that Caruso's delay in
permitting a consultation of doctors to
he held Immediately upon his arrival
in lsaly was probably the cause of his
death.
Tenor Sought to Forget Illness
BY Resuming Normal Existence
According to this friend, Caruso was
willing to obey the sternest edicts of
bis American doctors, as willing to
obey their instructions as they were
insistent that their orders should be
carried out to the letter. But when
Re reached Italy it was another story.
Exhausted with his long fight for life.
which began last December, harassed
BY the pain Of successive operations, he
1ASH from day to day the possibility
d further surgical excavations Of
hs person. He wished to forget that
A vas sick man, to eat and drink
IS be pleased, to follow his usual
course OF existence. The same friend
asserts that Immediately upon the
'snor's arrival in Italy his family and
zsnbers of his household begged him
almost on their knees to have an i'm
mediate consultation of physicians.
DO not speak to me of doctors," the
tenor is reported to have exclaimed.
I wish to be alone. Ny door is closed
% any one who mentions doctor"
His improvement apparently war
anted no immediate solicitude, and his
lousehold, fearing his anger, resigned
tself to his will. Meanwhile the poi
on in his system was continuing it's
'sadly work, and a new abscess was
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
In the garden and the porch her at Lake Placid

This devotion was rewarded by hand
shake from Mimi Caruso, who, by the
way, intends to remain in America ana
SO to work as soon as his school days
are over.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

Clara Clemens, now abroad, will re-
turn next month to prepare for her
concert season here. She will repeat
her recitals Of Brahms's songs and add
other songs which she has rehearsed
this summer while abroad
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

Ethel Newcomb, American pianiste,
will return to New York next month to
edit the proofs of her new book on
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

Ruano Bogislav, the American singer,
now in London, will complete her for
eign engagements early in September
and sail for New York. She has been
booked for series of New York re-
citals Of her gypsy and Slavic folk
songs.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23

"a es llamada para su ostensible
protection. cuando las mujeres y
nihos, sufren vjolencia por falta
de fuerza, como aconteci6 en- Bel
GUM y en- Francia.
Mientras esperamoS por tai
provision, nuestro gobierno por ell
uso de la buena voluntad, como
un agente de la misma protection
nacionaf v civilmente de utilidad.
debemos tener confianza del ira.
bajo voluntario de los hombres de
buena voluntad entire quienes
estamos. Debemos lamar los
servicios de los misioneros y de
los educadores. 81 un puhado de
nuestras mujeres y j6venes esco.
gidos, pudieran compararse con el
ndmero de Ia guerra, no Sc espe-
raria la llamada de un patriotismo
y limitado en- ca.o de la
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23

guerra, sino que serian volunta-
rios. en- la llamada de Cristo, y
responderian las profundas nece-
sidades, de Mexico V ell Jap6n.
Estos hacian mucho mas que un
ejercito, nos asegurarian y nos IL
brarian del peligrO de la guerra, y
81 nuestro pueblo quisiera sopor-
tar q estos voluntarlos, dandoles
un dieZmW por 10 que pudieran
hacer en- case de la guerra. Y en-
adici6n trataran los habitantes
de estos raises con la cortesia
y con la impartial bue-
ma voluntad, ell peIigro de la que
IRA con otros paises desapareceria
para siempre.
Una parte del pueblo &c los
Estadcs Unidos han instruido la
Sociedad de los amigos con la dis.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23

tribuci6n de sus dadivas de mise
ricordia los nilos bajo de ali
mento de alemania, Austria v
Poland. El trabsjo es hacer Ell
nombre de America I'm tribute.
con ell cual conjura en- los cora
zones de la generation venidera
de alemanes, sentimientos de
amistad mas bien que de odio.
Recientemente uno de los ira
bajadores, vino sobre un grupo de
los nifios alemanes, :Ievantando,
moviendo Y balanceando las bande-
ras de los Estados Unidos. !, Reco-
nociendole, movieron Y valancea-
ron las banderas, exclamando v
gritando: "Ei Tic Samuel tambi6n
es nuestro Tio." El!os no mantle
den ell deseo de venganza encon-
ira de America. Porque en- su
case vencimos efectivamente el
NAL con ell bien.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23
Los Talleres de La Reyista de Taos
y Taos Valley News Incendiad0s

las dos de la manana, la campana del temple
empezo dar repiques de aarma los tinicos que Sc
permiten la iglesia, para dar aviso al pueblo de
algun desasre Taos. Ell Rev. Jose Geraud, fue ell
primero de deSCubrr las llamas de las puertas
de La Revsta de los taleres mecanicos. Varios hon.
bres Conservatives son de opinion que fue ncenda-
da la Oficna. Una buena parte del pueblo acudio,
como sempre a la lamada de la campana en- corto
tempo, las llamas que va devoraban por complete La
planta cedieron ante las de los buenos ciudada
nos que arresgando aun vidas, quedo apagada.
Alguien quiso ceebrar e resutado de la election en-
Taos con fogatas cuesa de nosotros. puede
Jdecir que deseos Sc les concedieron Pero la jus
tcia de buen pueblo, todos condenando la accion
criminal trabaaron heroes para salvar panta
que siempre lie ha dado ser este condado. pueS La
Revista de Taos es un campe6n del pueblo asf cs
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23

(modern0, que queda arriba de los
antigiios Israelitas.
Creemos que hay una base am
pIia en- la historic tambien como
en- la ciencia de la vida, por Greer
en- la sufciencia de las fuerzas
mas elevadas, justicia, simpatia,
bondad amor y fe. Para proveer
a los que valuamos en- nuestro
presente orden social, cuando Ia
union americana fue formada, los
estados: "En orden de proveer
para la defensa com1n y proveer
para el benestar general" desar-
maios los unos contra los otros,
las subsiguientes generaciones Sc
ensenaron a roconocer las obliga-
clones comunes por todas parties
de la union Y a confiar en- los pro-
cesos de la justicia, habiendo ha-
llada a estos mas efectivos en- ha-
Ger la vida, asegurando la perso-
ma y la propiedad que la paz ar
mazda de los baroness de media
edad, 0 los individuos de la pre-
paraci6n de la frontera del occi-
dente. Las mujeres y nifios que
forman la grande masa de la So
ciedad humana, son el punto de
vista de la fuerza fisica empleada
parasssu protection iustamente
desamparados. Sin embargo, las
muieres y los nifos estan salvos
en- una sociedad donde la apeIa-
cion y la necesidad, es suficiente
para su respeto y compassion.
Sole en- tiemno de cnerra Ia fner.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23

reconocido. MilIares de muestras de simpatfa han
SidO mandadas editor.
La Revista aparece hoy como sempre salida de
entire las llamas, de entire las ruinas cenizas..
obstante sale como siempre, limpia, con la frente
erguida, valiente pura La ReviSta existira para
acabar su labor la labor honrada de apOyar todo 10
bpeno para el pueblo.
Que la Revista en- los uItimos amos Sc ha tornado
da parte muy actya EN- la poitica que Sc ahere
al Gran Partido Republican,, nadie 10 puede negar
Que nuestros semanaos han sido factores tremendos
en- la campa1a actual nadie podra negaro, Y segui.
ra, sempre adeante.
ES de sentirse que de pueblo como Taos snos
veamOs obIigados madar esta barbara noticia al
mundo que Taos hay incendiarios criminaes ETC.
La Compania Taos Printing and Publishing Co.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23

deSea por medic de estas Columns dar mas EXPIRE
sivas gracias todas las que acudieron al
que de la campana salvaron nueStra pIanta.
La Revista de Taos no tiene Apologies que hacer
por su politica proceder, siempe por ell
deSarrollo de nuestras rquezas seguiremoS uchando
por el ben general del pueblo sin distinction de raza
color, poica religion
u aguien ha tratado de derrumbar una de las me.
jores instituciones en- Ell condado estado hay que
perdonarle porque no Sabe 10 que hizo. Sc puso en-
pelgro toda la plaza. Favorecieron muchos eIemen-
toS Nj una brza sopaba. Todo estaba en- calma
Ahora empeza La Revista con nueva vida w.
energia. NADIA nos arredra. Los criminales tendran
Su ola en- la corte, 81 no en este mundo ell Otro.
Los perjuicios montan mayores de dinero
pero plana segura tai 81 NADIA hubese sucedi
do' gracias al pueblo de Taos Viva Bursum!
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23

Ida o defectuosa, para preservar
nuestras instituciones; Su uso es
,innecesario y usualmente dafioso.
Una vez los hombres cleeian que
la fe cristiana solo podria ser pre-
servada Ell el i1ltino resorte por la
violencia. El culavozo, ell potro y
Ia estaca, eran usados para prote-
ger la fe y preservar la Iglesia.
Hoy dia en- america la Iglesia So
.breviye todavia y f1orece sin con-
fianza en- fuerza.
Probablemente no ha habido e.
dad cuando la creencia del cristia-
nismo goce de mas amplitud que
ahora. De la misma fnanera la
familia sobrevive con nucha afec-
ci6n y amor. Los padres Sc en-
cargan por sus hiios y los patrio-
tas mueren por su pals. La ira
Idicci6n, la historic, la literature,
los monumentos, las ceremonies y
ceIebraciones p1b!icas, glorifican
los hechos, aIaban el heroismo v
perpetuan Ia raz6n. De setnejan-
te mohera; Ia education penetran.
te acpmpanada con la practicaI
universal de la hermandad, nos
llaman y conian en- otros el c6di-
go sin egoismo. en- nuestras rela-
ciones internacionales y persona.
les, que producirian un universa
lismo cristiano, tan real como las
bases de las instituciones sociales|
de un nacionalismo patri6tico.'
Tan elevado como el patriotismOI
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23
iFUEco, FUEco!

dgnas de egocios ciudadnos promnen hce
arres conviction de los nendos de planta de La evt
Iodos los comercinte de opinion
pan crmen sin sin zon ambien
pelgran todas las insttuciones pueblo
Esto pobara pueblo apueva
nencion de nendiar
como bunos udadano repudaF rech
como intame proejerse de
La Revsa hoy dcades
La Revsta Taos
grandes esueTzos e este
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23
Especial para La Reyista de Taos
[Por Rev. V. F. Romero)

{Especlal para La KeVlsta de IaOs)
[Por Rev. V. F. Romero)
Este estado descendido de la con-
ferencia de paz, del credo de los
amigos" Esta tan lleno del espiri-
tn cristtiano y suggestion practica,
que tenemos el placer de partici-
patio a nuestros lectores.
El mundo es mi pals, y hacer
bien es miEeligion."
Las fuerzas espirituales de la
tfundacicn sobre Ia cual descansan
snuestras instituciones. Las gran
sdes construcciones sociales, como
ia familia, ell estado de la Iglesia,
son sostenidas por el poder de la
if6, IeaItad. justicia Y amor. No es
solo es RENO de los cielos que esta
'sdentro de los honbres, sino tan
Ibisn les itDperios de Ia TERRA, cuan
do IA leaItad del Emperador Ear
murio de los corazones del pueblo
de Id Russia. Nicolas Sc halo el mis-
mo desarnparado en- medic de sus
vastos estados y primeros ejercitos
Napoleon pudo conquistar Euro
-. -.
pa despaes de tener un ejercito de
soldAaoS capaz de morir 81 necesa-
rio. 6f Francia y el Emperador.
Pero Napoleon no tubo grande e.
jercito por la fuerza de sus pulos
gano hombrss por campiones del
sus causas, Dor deslumbrsr sus
imaginaciones Y por ganar sns co.
razones.
Solo Ia fuerza isica eS inadecua-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23
BURSUM ELECTO VIVA Ell PAR
TIDO REPUBLICANO! VIVA Ell PUEBEO

En- 7 aos no Sc han reciEido hasta este momento
ningunoS nf0rmes ofciales que den ell resutado de la
eeccion Pero han llegado informes de conversation
w de paabra que Bursum ha sido electo por mayo.
RIA de seis ocho mil votos.
En- ell condado de Taos la mayoria de Bursum Sera
de no menos que nuevecientos votos Creemos que
scas todas las enmjendas. la exception de la
todas han sido derrotadas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23

FL Partido Republican, siente orguoso y con ra-
zon de su pueblo el futuro como en- 10 pasado
trabajara para ell ben de todo ell pueblo sin dstingur
poitca, hombres color Ell partido republica-
no es una institution de provecho no una maquna
politica, organization benefca no un partido
para propo bien. La Revsta de Taos felicita al
pueblo las damas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-09-23

Ell voto en- eiEstado ha sido muy desminudo pero
marca epoca la historic poitica del repubica
niSmo, pues demuestra que 81 todos los votantes hu-
bieran lido las esta eleCcion ell mayoria de
Bursum hubiera sido de que dies mil votos
Vot6 solo una tercera parte del pueblo.
Otra vez ell pueblo ha dado dictamen en- las
urnas eectoraleS otra ell pueblo ha aprovado al
partido la administrator de Harding del estado
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-11
POSTPONE AUTO SHOW

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WIS made last 80.
n.ng lhatl thu WcrH.ing .Au'om"hI'"
,.rnw which WAS ~ D. held AZ The Mar
k.t Audi4 Crium "u March -, II :nd
:. las htcn post punrd. Such action
Was taken after local ncop;" learned
that the Pittsburgh show IS 70 be held
on March 10. II aul l..
y mrr;in.; VIII b> hold Monday eve
ming at which ':nr n dat. ,a,N: ~ ~"
ul"nt'. vii l." d"rId"d upUa for The hold
ing q the show which has M :" "a"
present proved OF Ercat n,crcSt :" al
trcrl p,uI,e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-11

wNan vJS t.arUE " 70 -.r'v.
- lr'., ~ r,-'tr.r.t:. >lHriH'.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-11
JOHN WILSON KNOCKS
R0STAN IN I'd ROUND

kraosha. Wis. F"h. - John va
s"u. midIlNweiGh, champion. tonight
Knocked vu' Navy E"s'an in ihH S"""r!
round uf 4 srh"du'ri ten -"un! rEni.
Tie hr"v, blows del, croi hy t." cham
pium .W!lS',n >ai!u- N IA the s"rr'
with ~. ~ d"n' Intention Of nn!Sh'rG
the GELt As quickly As possible.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-21
KANSAS CITY
WOman's Body Was Racked
With Pain.
Is Restored to Perfect Health by
TanIac. She SAYS.

Before taking Tanlac 1 was in such
miserable health 1 could hardly look
after my household duties, but now l
am enjoying the very best of health,
and 1 can't praise the medicine
enough" said Mrs. ]. c. Vaughan,
highly esteemed resident of 126 Spruce
St. Kansas City.
Several years ago L had a severe
spell of typhoid, and it left my stomach
so disordered that didn't seem to be
able to digest a thing properly. After
every meal 1 was in pain and distress,
and my appetite left me almost COM
pletely. 1 had fearful headaches, and
at times it seemed like my whole body
was racked with pain. l was SO rest
less that I could never sleep well, and
L felt so tired and wornout that it was
all ! could do to drag about the house.
MY first bottle of Tanlac gave me
a good appetite, and the medicine soon
had me where 1 could eat just any
thing I wanted and digest it perfectly.
The headaches disappeared, and 1
never have an ache OF pain now. My
sleep is sound and refreshing. and
don't have a bit of trouble in doing
my homework. It is certainly won
derful how Tanlac has built me up
and restored my health. and I am only
too glad to recommend it."-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-21
TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS

Chicago. April 21-wHEAT-Breaks and
bulges followed each other rapidly in the
wheat market today without lasting adj
vantage on either side. Sellers based their
operations on skepticism as to any real
damage to domestic crops, and on bearish
views of the industrial situation. Bulls
commended that prices were already so low
as to be attractive to importing countries
and to investors. Opening prices were un-
elrnnged to NC higher with May So to
$1.26 and July S1o51f to S1.05% and with
ensuing changes covering~a range Of about
2%c
Toward the last the market advanced
owing more or less to signs of export bust
ness. The close was firm, &c to &c higher
with May s1.27A to $1.271@ and July, $1.0614
to 81 061A.
.CORN--Corn was easier in the absence
of any fresh export call. After opening
nc to lie lower, including July at 619sc to
613sc, the market receded a little more and
then showed something of a rally.
1t was said offerings had Slightly in
creased from Indiana and Illinois. The
close was unsettled at the same as yester-
days finish to &c lower, with July 61kc
OATS-Oats paralleled the action of corn
starting unchanged to &c lower, July .Sss4 {
to 39Ac and then undergoing a moderate
general sag before beginning to react.
PROVISIONS-ProEisio went lower
with hogs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-21
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Chicago. April o1-CATTLE-Receip
70 600. Beef steers ard butcher she stock,
slow: generally steady; $40 pound baby
beeves. $3.50; bulk beef steers y ;3oqs.;2so
strong to CSC higher: bulk of sales, $5;5O@
$50: veal calves. lower; bulk to packers
81 O06S 90: stockers and feeders, weak.
csc to soc lower than yesterdays average,
some lights and light butchers off more re
TON early SIS. 60; bulk of sales, 81 .SoGnS.o0;
Mrs 50c 70 csc lower: bulk desirable 80
TO 100 pound pigs. $3.50
sHEEP-Reeeipts 5000: Best lambs
steady: wooded lambs top early. S1QSS
bulk of sales, s9.75d1O50; shorn TOP; $1,000
bulk of sales, SS75@9.50; choice $50 pound
ewes $685.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-21
NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr.

Wall St, New York, April 21.-STOCKS-
ten point advance in Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western shares, based on the
announcement that the interstate commerce
commission has authorized a $4,000 900
stock dividend, was the outstanding feature
at the opening of today's stock market
Manhattan Elevated recovered part of yes
terday's severe loss on denial Of reports
that its lease with marlborough is to be
abrogated.
In the industrial division, however, de-
clines were the rule, especially among steels
and equipments. Crucible, Lackawanna
and Republic steels. also Baldwin, Royal
Dutch and American Sugar soon reacted
one to two points. Standard OIL Of New
Jersey forfeited five points of its recent
substantial gains.
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western ex-
tended its gain to II points during the
morning and Kansas City Southern also
strengthened. but rails as a group showed
little support Steels and equipments also
lacked recuperative power and food shares
were heavy, especially Jewel Tea preferred
and Food Products. Oils continued to fea-
ture the. constructive side of the market,
notably low priced issues such rs Cosden,
Union and White, rs well as Phillips Pc
troleum, which rose 1 to points. Mis-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-21
sr 1nIrIs IIyEsToCK MARKET.

East St Louis. April 21-CATTLE-R e
ceipts $500. Lowest price steers; strong TO
Angus lIe us warnings: bulk Of steers, s7.5o@
SIS: light yearlings and heifers ana
stockers and feeders, slow: cows ana puils,
stesdy. buIk of cows, $55O@6.50; top
butcher bulls. $3.50: veal calves, top, $780,
bulk of sales. $sooGS25. - slow On,
to 35s lower: top $3.50: bulk of lights and
medium weight. $s15ds.5o; bulk of heavy.
SS.O0GS.15: packer sows and pigs, STEADY
SHEEPWReceipts 1900. Market nom
inaiIy steady; the entire offering on sale sale
shorn lambs unsold, all other receipts
direct to packers.