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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

decorations will be the result Of the
show committees efforts.
Arrangements are now .being
made with railroad officials to' have
a reduced round trip rate go In
effect for the occasion, and officers
and directors OF the electrical asso
citation are in hopes OF this being
granted
An extensive advertising cam
paign Is contemplated by the show
management, and newspapers OF
Texas. Kansas, Arkansas. Missouri
and oklahoma will be used In the
inviting Of visitors 10 this show.
Hlllboards will also be used eX-
teusively. Every week the commit
tee sends out three thousand let
tcrs TO manufacturers ana dealers
asking hem to plan to attend tho
Tulsa electrical exposition In Oc'
tobcr.
I'VE are all cnihusod with the
prospects for staging the biggest
show Of Its kind ever held In thi.
country" said X. G. Stucvc, prom
lueut electrical dealer last night.
since the Kansas city show proved
one OF the greatest successes ever
held in the southwest. we boys huv,
been planning to make Tulsa CN'
| position a rcnl winner. aud VIC ar'
going TO show them something new
/ novel. instructive and entertaining
when the doors OF the big show
/ opens In October
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
AGENTS CONDEMN
44-H0UR ACTION
Local Purchasing Agents
Adopt Resolutions
Against Printers

At a special meeting of the exec
utive committee of the Purchasing
held in the associations office Fiji
day night, a resolution was adopted
condemning the unionized branches
of the printing industry who are al
present insisting upon 44-houi
week with AS hours pay.
The contention of the Purchasins
agents Is that such cation Is wholly
inconsistent with tho economic con.
ditions in the country today ana
that this proposed action of these
members Of the printing industry ih
decidedly inimical to the best In
terests OF the country at large at
this time.
The association pointed out in tho
resolutions that the employing
printers from "A purely economical
basis are resisting the demands OF
the union with the hope Of bringing
the printing industry back to nor
NAL, reasonable, and economic
basis. and as a result Of this re-
sistance have had their shops closed
by an arbitrary strike OF these EN-
ployes.
The many users OF printing repre- =
scented by the Purchasing agents
throughout the United States will
ne SItdAly ihtOhN'h''li'' "''N N'
Justly taxed through this action, ac,
cordlng to the local association, ana
the reduction to 81 hours n week
will increase the cost of printing In
| the face of an economic demand 70
reduction in price.
The executive committee resolved
| to advise the members of the asso-
| citation of the stand taken by the
employing printers and that all buy
ers be urged 10 support in every
way possible the employing print
ers in their efforts to cooperate with
Ian other Industries in returning
business to a normal and economi
| cal basis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
SHOW
PLANS GROWING
Public Wedding Staged at
Exposition Will BE
Notable.

The Tulsa Electrical Industries
association plans many novel fca-
lures for its first annual electrical
exposition which will begin October
II ana continue for a week. \
special electrical stunt will be scha-
duled each OF the six days the show
is in progress An electrical storm.
a public wedding. a complete elcc-
trically equipped, bungalow display,
Good housekeeping dcmonstra-
tion, and other features win attract
thousands of visitors 10 the show
daily.
\ regulation California bungalow
viii be constructed and placed in
the exposition as one OF the big cN-
hibits. There will he five rooms ana
In each there will be installed every
thing electrical Even the garage
Will house an electric automobile.
The public wedding will bee one or
the extraordinary events to be
staged at show time The couple
selected will receive as wedding
gifts host Of electric articles.
Tulsans who anticipate wedlocK
should communicate with the show
committee, and plan to have the
knot tied during the exposition. Tho
wedding will bo quite an affair, with
best man bridesmaid, Eroomsmcn,
| train bearer, and everything A
| wedding supper prepared on an cleo
| trio range and baker Will also bc
served the happy couple and their
| attendants.
! Erie Bottom, president OF tho
! Tulsa Electrical Industries associa-
! tion under whose auspices the show
! will be held is In receipt OF "A great
number OF letters from manufac-
! turers asking for space reservations
! These letters are being answered and
! space granted. 1t IL hoped to have
! $50 exhibits on hand when opening
/ time Is announced.
Three bands. seven all-star vaude-
| vile acts. complete cafe cabaret
/ revenue, and dancing will be among
: the attractions heard and seen at
/ the electrical show. Three nam
moth floors of unique and original
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
POSTAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Several Fourth Glass offices Raised
To Presidential Grade.

fpcfihl 10 IIr world
WASHINGTON, April 7.--Post-
master General Hays today an
nounced the appointment OF tho fol-
lowing oklahoma postmastcrs. jun
DO. Smythic NJ. Willctt; Madison
Dolara $. Borcn. Quinlan, viola W
Kent. Tallant, james II. Mcclure
Wheeless, Florence Noble. willard,
John II. Van Ausdall
II was also announced that the
following fourth class postotfice'
had been raised 60 the prcsidcnti1
grade on account OF increased buai
ness. Amcs, Catoosa. Coleman, Da-
coma, Elmorc City. Goltry Indian
ola, Keystone. Macomb, Mannford
Nclagoney, Saljna, Terral, Tryon
Tuskahoma and Wayne.
The postoffice department has ac'
coptcd the proposal of Joseph II
Fuss, TO lease new quarters for the
postofficc at Medford. The loas,
Is drawn up for ten years, starting
October I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

with 3lS7 shocks i'm single year
Greece holds ,hd worlds earthquake
record.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

For smokers a match holder and
ach receiver have been combined
with an electric table lamp.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-21

que Ia acoge en- 81 seno, Ell esta ciudad
lie Manatf. asi como don Pedro Cor
t6s, s5pieron responder con deIitaaa y
respetuosa atencj6n. a cuanto mani
festaron los prlmcros Y como ellos i'm
pulsaron Ia concurrencia de Espaho-
les Y nat;yog, almeutar Ia cuota So
laIada y asi SO acordd con alta sails
facci5n general, siendo uu vSr]ladero
triunfo para los selorcs coInisionados
y los fines de la Casa lie Espaha.
FL ST.. .alrarcz, indic5 Ii neces;dad
de dar comienzo una serie de rou-
niono@ ao scntis!o familiar para II ce-
hesi6n Go los congregados en- faver
dc la a.snsa Casa, q lin &c ilustrallos
o ilustfarz" cn los fines y teadencias
de Ia nccSidad dc ceta misjaa olra.
Fl Sr. CdnSul, con csa franqacza
que St,clc dar sin duda al:;una Ia gen
tc del medic d.. ampli5 dc ln lao;lo
senc!to las IDEAS ycYt:das ) como
bucn hiSpano. Gf5imi SUI granite &c
arena a Ia colossal iniciatira lie cons
t,rir nuestia Casa TARA. biea de los
o>paIoles y orguno lie Puerto Rico.
donAe rcsi!en nuestros ms caros in-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-21

slelen mostrarse mas piadosos con cl
que tlvo Y no tiene. Lcjos de yer en-
el i'm degenerate. 10 consideran como
una vfctima dc ignoradas eypolia-
Clones
Yo lie asistido Il los dltimos amos
de uit ex. Millionaire, saqucado por Ia
Acuria, al que roh6 deScaradamente un
al,ogado. que ser1 cualduicr .dia mi
nistro de Graeia Justicfa. porquc
en- nueStro pals 10 que desacrclita Il
IN hoInbre cs pedir buscar un dIl-
ro. y 10 que le enaltece V decora es
quo sc sepa dc q que roba a la SOM
bra tutelar de IN titulo acaG6mico.
Pero ;es que acaso el tftulo de abo-
gado 10 nUe;ie ser con frecuencia una
ganZGa9. 81; pero rs una ganzla dist
mul;itla entire los pl:cgues de una to-
ga, Y esa prcocupaci0n es por 81 sola
una eNcuss'. 10 es 10 misnlo peclir o
buSfaIse III Apro Il IN intempeiic O
hacienGo vaieao1' clans;eStino dc cier
tas clus;is POGO reromcndabics. que
n,3oici;.rsa dc 10 ajcno. con In com.
spliei,.ad del tdii.o Io primrro lie
"a IifalBleine,fe cl dcscreriifo. al pa-
50 dnc 10 Scsundo no yuelc conducir
4 mpnndo Il; lnItrona ministerial. So
ros e!ir.i qce hay ;,bpgadcS d,,oentes.
;t'f1no Eegarlo? Yn conqzso dos o
tres..
pn.;,.p,l,,,,lo.c b;io -. ,,re..r,, crf-
Iiel. ins;Stilclnos un cue Ia naiseri;
infantil lisgira siis9 anarosa (aapa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-21
POR LOS NINOS POBRES

Estado Sc, asocia a. esa> obra, 10 pre-
cisamente por los metodos preferidos
de los socialistas. sino tolerando III
improvisation dc los recursos que q
cs ircapaz tic buscar, porque para eso
tendrfa cue hcrir muchos intereScS de
clase, que en- Espaiia son inyiolables
;Y como Sc vcritica esa ayuda:. pre-
guntard e lector
Sencillamente consintiendo un dc
terminado yicio una GiScreta CXpan-
sion PARA llegar csc resllltado, el
Poder piIblico no ha menestcr incu-
rrir en- niuguna hipocTcsfa. Como 81
Estado cs una aGrupaci6n de hom-
hres cue sc hacc la Illusion dc ser fiel
a ciert0s principles morales Y iuridi-
eos. Ia s0cicdad no encuentra insupe-
rabies obstdculos para haccr que Sc
rcspetcn cicrtas debilidaGes suyas.
tan antiguas como 81 mundo.
iQuiGn Sc asusta vi del juego? ~
Gui6n ie sGrprendr ii Que e;lcoHtPe-
mos una cicrta voluptuosidad eli tiar-
10 tOdo aI"una ycZ al azar? Scrla.
sin embargo. dcs1lstroSO q que So III
torizase iimitadamcnte c jueg0. So
brc todo en an pafs como cl nucstro.
dc. EarrZosos Y fataliStas. Pero, "a que
GoE;ierno So lc ocurre prohib;r termi-
nantementc q jlcgo: Decia San X
nacio de Ioyola. Cue IN vicio no es
mas gu" ii oNag9raci5n de una viz
tuG. .Ius:ar 1'oderld0ncntp. esja bian.
!ugar sin ficilo. Ps'a NAL.
r, ES:aiu sab} que in socivdad 10
>e Ge' itlr y ser l,iadu%A mas que GUAM
DO cstd contgnia, y cue para iipgar Il
csc conieuta hay 4Hc coEsentirla de-
telgnia,t,uS oypansianeS. cue cquiTa
l;'ti para "iA Il plaCeres For ESQ {!
EstaJo toiera % jHc@n. auuGuc con
restricciones. ;(dmo pudrial sOs,encr
Sc Ell Madrid los asilos y comedores
de carload que estdn abiertos, 81 no
Sc .jugara? Sin esos tres o crlatro mi
Homes de pcsetas que administra con
tanto tin0 como abnegaci6n el bene-
m6rito d. Francisco Garcia Molina,
:qut seria de los necesitados niiios Y
vieios de Ia villa y corte? iSeria Ia
seciedad espanola capaz de ese des-
prendimiento? Evidentemente, no.
Hay que cXtraer ese dinero. un po-
co a la fuerza. del boIsillo del que 10
poSee, aproyechanto III yicio que ma
da tienc de yituperable, pues es ul
vieio varonil: el juego. Ahora bien :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-21
IMPOR I AMT I VISTA

tcreses y nuestros muy amados fami-
liares.
Dcspu6s Sc trasladaron al Hotel Co
lncrcio y allf Sc les sirvi6 un almuer-
ao. cue 81 b:en 10 es 10 que debiera
ser, al monos mitig6 las necesidades
lcl momeafo. porq'le ya era hora pa
III cllo cuando Sc dio por terminado
d acto de /. reunion.
A las dos de Ia taivle del mismo dia,
salicyon para 81 veeino pueblo de Cia-
les ron idant;eos lines y, aln eaando
este cr0n;st4 no iuFo IL saerte dc
II ron si!.s. $abe no obstante, que
aHi faefon conc IN MalNtf Gluy bien
racibid6s : obtuYlcron les nismos re-
saltaa9s Ga cuanto Ia casa de Espa
IL. no Ialtas&c el eonsabido rccaerdite
10 10 que nos gaitaron sin ea1sa JUST
lic5da.
Dsa J,an Yicens Y otros elementos
imp1rtauiea ali lie la Colonia. prone
ticrou. haccr 10 quc SO pReda asf ter
min5 oi dfa lie Ia grata vista con una
nota para futufa reEni5n en- aquella
lalsma localidad
Co3e2poasaE Especial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-21

como serfa prof,ndamente immoral ID
extension innoderada, ! de ese vicio, el
Estado cuida de fjane lfmite, a fin
de cue la paei6n no Sc transforme eu
iun immense garlic. b
De ese modo. Sc concilian estos dos
saludabIes fines dntar Ia Benefi-
cencia de cuantiOsos recursos en- dine
10, Y cnfrenaI discretamcnte un vieio,
que en- illtimo rcSultadO puede ser sil-
prinido yolWltariamcnte, VA que II
nadic sc le obliga a que jueSuc. \
en- cuanto IL In tolerancia con que
asiSte la soeiedad cSoS emprtStit0.
rcce ezcusable, di%in 10 que Quierau
cn contra los fariscos. En- Parisiapa
cstaban aver taT,le' los Reyes 10 mas
granada de IL arist0cracia madrileila,
presenciando una fiesta de caridad,
organizada a heuel:cio de las madres
lactartrs: Is decir, de las niiios pc
bres. Todo era ALI elcgancia, buen
tono Y delicadcza. La cinpresa dc Pa
risiana, proccdiendo rumboSamcntc.
como sicmpr2 quo Sc trata Ec Sc
cunjar inicia'iyas dc Ia Matritcnse
de Carload, ha1fa .icqucrido 81 con
curse del notable actor Ramon Pc
la, dc cuya firtil in@eniosa inyen-
iva taut0 hay derccho a cSpcrar. ina
legion de cd"pintcros Y pintOres, di-
rigida p0r el diStinguido artista ST.
Eizcai habia transforLl;ldo el tcatro
Y 81 jardfn dc parisiana On una pin
to:csca fer;G. Y ALI nos pnsamos II
tar!e muy a%radablementc. p2rqua
digan 10 que Qiiirran los fariSeos. on
r9l'i$i3,ra ct arr es oXigc!ladc, ci tru-
10 de >gelitrs esTn-ida. y Il nadie GHP
80 quivrl Sc Ic Chiiga u eu!rar en- IL
S:'iA tlc les c:l!,alliios. :Qpp 5" juCga
NaturaIlupn.c. EecEt Emerson que c1
rrcu.rtio ,ttj ,Na ati2ro On que las re-
~rs son saaliiradG>. 30 ie iiriya Il il;l-
die del aprti5o para roinerse III sole
n:ifn. ;l.s que cl rcrtegdo dc los ca
ball;tus e;;( t4ciuta y cuare.sta ii.G
de iniuir en- Cue el diaero pielda s'l
valor? Bah! Dej6monos de ridficulas
hipocresfas. Los miles de pesetas que
aver recaud6 ell Parisiana la Matri-
tense de Carload para los nihos po-
bres, no hubieran podido yenir de
otro lado, rUrque la gente no Sc des-
prende de su tiinero ,asf yea srfrir
las torturas del inferno al pr6jimo.
Hay que extlatrsclo con ell clorofor-
mo del placer. iQue somOS unoS egois-
tas y unos miserables? Tai Fez:,.
Manuel BuenO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-21

4
Recoger los pobres Y asilarlos en-
Ia yejez, es una obra de piedad. Asis-
tries nuy tenprano, euaNdo sapenas
sc han asomado Ia vida, es una me-
elida de provision, que sin deiar dc
cstar snpregnada de espfritu cristia-
no. tiene indudable alcance utilitafio.
Con la vejez que es la liduidaeion
de una eXistencia, no Sc pnede contar.
Ei anciano reducido por la adyersi-
dad Ia impotcncfa economical. es
uli despojo personal cue las gentes ha-
cen 10 possible porqae sea retirado de
III circulation III parasitisIno con Gu
mas, repugna asbstl. la socicdad
no quicre yer siq,iiera a sas Yfcti-
, mas, los que sucumbieron por in
adaptation al medic. por fatalidades
biol6gicas que tai vez ie ftteron tras-
initials, 0 por deSmayos de ii yolunA
tad. Eses yiejos 'postulantes que nos
cierYai el paso Ell la calle con ssu
pIiiiidcras tlcmapdas. nos inspiran
mas enoio cue compassion. Por que?
Come maltese ,Iceile.a Il sontlear en- sn
propio esofs,ne. Ii respuesta cs di-
ffeil.
Fero en- desguite. In miseria dc los
niiios. lejos. de. susc,tar nuestro tles-
vfo. desiicrta upa amorosa pielad
Toda1ia. cii prcSenGia De los lelrapos
scniles, podemos pensar que 81 trata
de INA sexpiaci6n que asass cl nendi7
;sante DC hoy fnese aver III selloI qnc
gastara silf tho. T.a vulgariead csi.i-
ritual sEcle ser iGlplac;ibie cor esa
varicllad de .menes. erosus. t'nalHn'r era
dil,f;. n yer el ensIiiap,it.gt, coii que
Sc les .ipzsi. que dila..i;iais5n vi tliue-
70 maestro. :Cml ouc era rico p3.ie-
roso Y Sc ha arruinado! pues, que Sc
fastidie Y que Sc jorobe decimos- !,
muy seguros de haber enjuiclado Ell
case con equidad.
Nadie Sc para a reliexionar que
quizds sean esas. hondas miserias que
han ,sucedido las opulencias pasa-
das, mas dignas del respeto que Ia
sit,iaci6n del mendigo professional.
Hay en- toda persona vcnida menos,
un no sabemos que de novelesco que
repriine nuestra crftica nos mueve
a la compassion. Solamente las almas
baias So regocijan de la mudanza de
condiei6n econ6inica que transforma
al selor en- incnesteroso. Los bien ma
cidos, los que no ayillanron sus SEN
timientos en- ell duro trato humane,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-21

En eli dia del, pasado domingo, nos
dispense atenta vista de propaganda
! en- favor dc la Casa de EspaHa, nues-
tros distinguidos amigos Y compatri0-
tas, los seiIoreS don ErGesto Freirc,
Consul dc, EspaiIa en- Puerto Rico, don
Jose Perez L0sada, don Manuel Cam
blor V el Sr. Ballcstcr. del alto co
mcrcio unOs, diplomiticOs otros y el
Sr. Perez ;.osada, periodista c. ialla
en- ei, pals.
ScrIan POGO mas dc las once lie IN
lnaiiana, cuando hicieron cntrada en-
la ciudad, acompanados de nutrida
comisl6n que fu6 Il esperarles cerca
&c Vega Daja; compuesta dc 10 mas
signilicado de Ia Colonia on Manatf.
| En- cl Casino EslA1ol, ngdliza de Ia
Casa Ge E.;paiia, COMO All 10 determi-
na cl Sr. Xorrilia IN uno de los pa
rrafos del disturs0 que pronunciHra
en- tan amcna reunion, les esperaba
otra numeroSa concurrcncia Y cl ami
mo dc todos los asf c0ngrcgadoS, re-
velaba in1scutibclnente G3;ito para
los paladincS de la caEsa en- bcneHGiO
de Elm ubra tanto mas grandc como
mcritoria.
Sc cXpresj por el Sr. sccretario lie
Il. Casa. Jose I'trcz LosaG;,. los fines
de Il; comisiGn a Man5tf. como ira Il
totlns los puabios ,ie ID Isla Y tcrll;Ha
DO que huho este %u imprpTi>ada d.
scrtaetii s.gpi5lc pl culto 7 elI:Hs;as-
n pra pa&an3is:a. ST. Gambler. Iiiem
'lc M modo >enril!o pe.u '.iaro, di6 a
cenocer la actial situaejdl tie 1t Ca
ID : 1t nece>dnd in 41le tnlo> eStl:pcS
90 pgestar nHoStYa cooperation 4 tan
. laud'blv pr"p1sito,
Las exrlj,4ecio,'e~ 10 idraz !.o>a'la
s Cymtlor. tic.iaron s'}Ii.;,:r ra ri lni-
rlo uie ;olcs IL vC.l.ta ~ cue les tlin-
,,l Ia ,Wo1t" rtl.s;yu. "a. dc ,l'le~lra
Casa en- la ci,jdai de St.n j.,;,!,. 10 yaI.
solo para que podamos c0nt1r en- 10
futuro con I'm edidcio mas menos
bello, sino para que eli q podamos en-
contrar Ia ver1adera fraternidad de
Ia familia Hispana, disgregada hoy
por tolos los rincones de la Isla, sin
tener a ciencia un sitio donde ir a
parar nj menos encontrar quienes nos
atiendan en- todos los casos de IA vida.
Los Sres. Zorrilla, alma propulsora
en- mQs de una ocasi5n de loss adelan-
tos dc esta Casa Y de Ia nodriza,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-21

Se-unda Canapaila .femenina en-
rsa Ge IL .ae salitlad.
}isda@ bales, Cines y teatros.
Toreera. Trat:l de ilancas, legis-
lac;di sobre IL prostitution.
Caalta.- Preparation de la nujer
para al ciilnpliniento de sus deberas
cfyisIs.
n.eccionas :se3erales para el cjer-
cieio dei yoto.
I.csIsioei5n Gasrilnonio. fariiiia, y
czsciianga
Estos telaaa seran estu,iiaeos- por
las comisiones, para presenIarIos. lne-
go al pr6ximo Consejo de tedas Las
Asociaciones afiliadas, que tendrA lu-
gar Ell Ia pfimavera de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-21

Al parecer I'd. enccatraria cara una
Maauina de Sumar FEDERAL; pero
no Sc da cuenta del dinerO que Ie
ahorra en- solo seis meses de teneris
en- uao c0nstaEte.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

At left--This is the
Roosevelt memorial
tablet dedicated at
H | n c k lie Y, Me. A
speaker at the cere-
mony W as "Bill"
Sewall, one of Col.
Roosevelt's S { a N G h
friends.
Underwood Il Underwood.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

A b oc Q - English
news pa pers have
been agitated lately
over the question
whether Mr.. Lloyd
George could be prop
erly described as
"dressy." This un-
us ua ! photograph
may help to decide.
Underwood Il Underwood.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

Charles D. Cooke of Arcola
scored 70 for a round at Apa-
wants in the Seniors tourna.
ment and an SO on the day be.
fore, giving him a total Of 162
before deducting his handicap
Aof 6. international.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

President Harding had an enjoyable
day on the Piping Rock golf links al
though ne and his partner, Howard w.
Whitney, were defeated by j. Leonard
Reploele and Percy R.. Pyne, Cd. Mr..
Whitney is standing next to the Presi-
dent, with Mr.. Pyne and Mr.. Replogle
in the order named.
Underwood & Underwood
Evening star., 1921-04-11

NEW YORK. April 11.-Flour easy;
spring patents, s.15as.75: spring
clears. s.5oa7.6o: winter straights.
6.s5a7.25; Kansas straights. 7.75aS-25.
Pork.Dull: mess. 2s.ooa2s.oo; fam
Lafd~Firm: middle west. 1o.ssa
1866.
BaltinSre Live stock Market.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Claremont.
for week ended noon today were 2,s41
head, against 2.08s head last week.
Receipts. 102 carloads for market for
week; sixty-four carloads for market
eeipt. cel ss steers A declined 50 to to *: bulls
and cows. steady: 400 head Of steers
exported today to Manchester, Eng
land.
fs,e0toe se to s!s ssn ss ms ssc S0Gs I'd
1125: common, 500 to 500.
Heifers-Choice, $50 to 500; fair to
good. $50 to s.ss; common to medium.
''iS Buiis2cnoice. h stable-fed. 100 to 7.as;
cows.cnoice, 500 to s.2s; fair to
good. AIS to 500; common to medium.
zoo to 400.
ended At noon today were a,los head.
against 4.231 head last week: fair
supply, market higher on good kind.
old sheep lower. Sheep, z.00a6.25;
lambs, 7.00a11.25.
Hogs-Receipts for week ended at
noon today were 1888 head. against
1859 head Last week: fair supply.
market lower. Lights, 1850; medium.
1850; heavy. $50: pigs. 1850; roughs,
6.00a7.60.
Calves-Receipts for week ended at
noon today were 1.4s5 head. against
.534 head last week: liberal supply.
market very dull and lower. Calves,
5.00a10.o0; extra, 10.25a10.50.
Evening star., 1921-04-11
REVERSAL Of RATE
HITS BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE bond
market today, like the stock market,
was generally dull. 1t still felt the
check imposed by the sudden reversal
in money rates. The idea had been
at the middle of last week that
with money easing as it had been,
renewal of the forward movement in
the bond list would set in and the
offerings of new issues. the lid on
which was clamped down tightly a
month ago. But with money up again.
as it was Friday and today. activity
in bonds slackened, and the price
movement once more became irreg-
uIar.
Liberty bonds were slightly higher,
but their net change was too unim-
portant to be noticed. Trading in the
foreign government division was rather
more active than the average else
where. Chinese railway government SIS
had another jump of nearly point to
Az, which was new high.
London After Mexicans.
1t was reported that London was in
the market again for Mexican govern
ment issues. Swiss Municipals con-
tinued their advance which became
noticeable early last week. The Zu-
rich IS at 97A were up a half point from
a week ago.
No change occurred in Swiss Gov
ernment, French, Belgian, Danish or
Norway issues. United Kingdom 5hs
Of 1887 were quite as unresponsive
to the better strike news as they
had been to the bad news all last
week. Among home corporation
bonds weakness was again noticeable
in the new Chicago and Northwestern
61ss. whic made a new low at 9sH
Pennsylvania 6hs were again heavy
between 95s and 96.
On the other hand, Canadian North
ern Is reached a new top figure of
1927.
Curious Incident.
A curious incident was q decline
from 66h to 65A in Baltimore and
Ohio convertible AIS. while at the
same time. Baltimore and Ohio. Pitts
4s were moving a half point to 64h
and the Baltimore and Ohio, Toledo
Division IL, up q to 53% The same
thing happened in Chesapeake and Ohio,
where the convertible s. were down q
fraction and the consolidated Sc up a
Chile Copper 6s. following the bet
ter market for copper issues. gen.
orally, gained a half point to 70Z
Union Tank Car Is went through their
former top and sold at 1.01 Is. Steel
sinking fund IS were in active de-
mand at their high level Of 95A. Mid
vale Steel 5s lost half point at 75M.
continued their upward movement
and reached 35k. This was equal,
allowing for the per cent which
came of the price on the frst Of the
month, to the highest at which these
bonds sold on their original move.