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New-York tribune., 1921-09-25
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Foreign exchange rates ruled higher
IN Yesterdays trading, cable rates on
London advancing Z cents to 1913.
Continental exchanges were firm, and
French francs worked slightly higher
German marks continued depressed
however. and dropped back to around
the record low level
If you calculate the cost OF the dol
lar in terms of foreign money or cur
rency exchange values-that is, f YOU
were buying a dollar with pounds.
marks or francs its value at the close
Of last week, compared with a year
ago, follows
New-York tribune., 1921-09-25

IN an analysis Of thc SIX months
earnings statement Issued bq Cosdcn &
co. last week llornblowcr & Weeks
point out that revenues o the second
quarter were affected by falling prices
The total earnings for the half year
were S2.327,52S before taxes. dcprccia-
ton and depletion, compared Nth
$l.7Gl ,1G9 IN the first quarter The
balance sheet showed cash I.ibety
bonds and rcccivables Of 81 .533 900,
contrasted with total current liabil-
ties Of $3.997 900 inventory OF crude
oil was carried at s2Sl 900. against
s 5000 tho first Of the year. while
refined products stood q. S1.636,O00,
compared with $2.007 oC0 on January .
Total net quick assets we're ST, ,23S 600
compared with S7,536o00 the first Of
the year. q dccrcaseo f $229S, 900. Of
this decrease some 1854. 900 was ac-
counted for by. reduction in funded
debt and purchase money obligations,
which now total S71G5. 600 accord
ingly,' says the brokerage firm, dc
ducting this increase in reserves from
the earnings before such charges indi-
Gates that actually afte- charges the
company showed a deficit Of 81, ,TS0.O 900
However. the company has always been
conservativcly managed and reserves
have been heavy, while oil inventories
have been marked down to bottom
prices
New-York tribune., 1921-09-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES
soO'F>i(QAl44vK9A(h4A<ai93~,~"r
iN-.ss1ssft-
IFS Fifth Avenue
New York
DIVIDEND NOTICE

The Board Of Directors OF the
National Equitable Investment Com
pany has declared a quarterly divi-
dend of TWO PER CENT on the
Preferred Stock of the Company,
payable October lst, 1921, to Stock
holders of record at the close Of
business, September "a. 1921.
Transfer books will be closed. at
12 M. on September 24th. 1921, and
will reopen on October 1st. 1921.
Checks for the dividend will be
mailed September 30th. 1921.
EDGAR p. EAST, Treasurer.
September %. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-25

While 1t was evident that good
aany people were taking profits in
yesterdays short market session. Al
lied Chemical was ono Of the stocks
That stood out prominently for its
strength. he great destruction Of lifc
ind property al enc Of Gormany's larp-
est industrial plants has been looked
upon IN some quarters as a b,llish
argument on INC stock. From IN opcn.
ot A. II" price jumped To AL and
ciesed at ~ >, net gain OF , points
New-York tribune., 1921-09-25

ri Asked ,-,.,..., Bid Asked.
Adams bzp.. 81. 4ei~ Kelly spr pr 20 u
Adv Rumeiy - DO pc pr. ~
A. Aiss N,3Hf'Sa ,iIa N % . .' Nsoa ok NJ 90 q
Al Am Cable oo lo' do pr ... "a
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Am Rnk Ncte ~ -. ,'ae cue ''ds... 10 %
Ann Ann lss' bosch NJ f. <, s' Ligs + lao,. . 70 q
4 y Fv "a 40 90 pr ..-..l loO ioli Y
Am can pr "a 50 Lotl candy -. 20
\ & Il pr JOS lioa,l-.W Bi>cu.t q. ssr.
Am chicie ~, ~, ~ 1o o. - ~ p, aa,4 %
do pr as's A. Lorinarl p liS 10
AM Express ZIG l3' do Or .. rs Ioi
An la Frauee ~ i,'uiSv N.llo iios,
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An Loco pf ln3 le1 =, ~ ~ pt ..... - ID
Am sadia az as Niaillnspu &C.. H. ~
An safe RAJ VA 40 ny ..... tn n
Am sm rr 81 ~ Nanatt sugar - IS
An An s, ,''I' +. Sr e ii ,lsobai H.. 4o,s 40 80
A sum T pr ~ ~ MHnhai shirt - ~.
A 1,oh ar r,N So a0i.l Mat At ~
Am Wh pr. ~ go Maxwell Motor ISL
Am Wooi ~. % IS DO cus .. l.
An x T.. 81 no Il .. ST.
Am Nrbos II 10 10 "a pr e.
Assets n Go ~ la do pr % -
Asse pN g aoi. sli MNfN n -
10 "a pr s. VIC. ,e sa ncs s.
Asso on go Won. Moni Pow pr o. ~
At Br & A rs lullh, Body is Ia
Atlas TacN Nash Chat 20 l,o
do do y s., es' Nn q 4 t's u Ia
auto Sale, Co Na Con & {
do ~ ir ) ~ 81 qo
far'sdaH A. l1,s ~. ~ '~ad pr.IOs ioo
do j lli- lN ttk VI ls p~
\ s lie pr eo's e}'s a Y c q 81 s., =,
Elu Ellison "a aC44 'io ISL pr so -
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hkn N Gas bH \ } Dock ~ .}l ~
New-York tribune., 1921-09-25
F)is;l e,7Gs

Extra
oaio fuc' SUNNY Company. Nm ..tta
DIVIDEND OF Ter trn' Is hare hes h,
T~ciared on the common siorN pa,4hi- il,
'Aperty bonds in afdilon fo ia, r..u,.fs'.
t&e", & 'eflE nd of peg cent - share
record September 20
New-York tribune., 1921-09-25
Bid and Asked

Following arc the closing bid end
asked quotations Of stocks listed d on the
Stock Exchange in which there we're
10 fransa ctinns NnetnrdsQ
New-York tribune., 1921-09-25
Ontario < Western

notario & Western directors are
scheduled TO meet for dividend action
next Tuesday. HE last disbursement
vas Sl share, on April II. 1920. Ac-
cording to the gossip Of the Street
there is possibility that the rate Of
the next dividend viii be $50 d share,
or even 81. The New York, New Ha-
ven {, Hartford owns s29l6o0 600. or
about 30 per cent OF Ontario & West
eln's stock These shares. until re
Gently. were among the uppiedged Sc
cu}ities which the New Haven owns.
but ,hey Will NOW be used as collateral
in connection with the $8.o000o0 loan
obtained from the Governments There
has already been paid to the New
ifaven 92,0DO.G00 Of tie loan. which
portion was secured by S4775.00G of
the COMPANY $ new irst and refunding
mortgage bonds. An agreement has
been entered into between the New
Haven mana cement and the Govern
@ent thai i remaining $5,000.00o OF
the loan shah be secured. in addition
to tho Ontario & Western stock. bv 81
1919, coo New YORK. Westchestel & Bos-
ton . per cent gold bonds and $4,000
o39 capital stock Of the Old Colony
Raiir0ao.
Estimates OF shipments Of ell from
AieXico IN September the first month
siece tAe settlement Of the isputc re-
~ ding taNes between the American
q. group and the Mexican government.
place the sotsi at from 10000. 600 bar
rcis to l2.9a9 600 barrels hits com
oares with $3.50 barrels exported in
Angus and 6.2l5009 barrels in July.
In june more than 1000 900 barrels
were exported. Wnilc he January total
New-York tribune., 1921-09-25

LONDON. Il 3d. New lork. domcS.
nc bar ao'tc; foreign 6sS>c. Mexican
dollars. - Ac
New-York tribune., 1921-09-25

Pipe prices have likewise declined
an average Of So per ton on all butt
weld sizes, s. on 0-;nch and larger
lapwell, and $40 on . to s-inch lap.
weld. Prices Of both highly 9inisseo
sheets and pipe were erlatively h ghcf
than. most other steel commodities
and "crc regarded ~ somewhat oat OF
iinc. The revision. creforo. is n sc'
cord wit hthe determination Of makers
to stabilize the market. insofar -
possible.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-25
Transactions Yesterday i'm Listed Stocks
Summary Of Stock Exchange Dealings
Stocks

Copyright, las1 New York
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-20

30 - 20 Esne 80 aSo ssS.s
after in
B. n weight Wesse b. ga
In handca
S:l6 a
to $780, So
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

First Race-Abadane. III (sco-
bie). $40. $50, 2.2o; Last One 30
.(Park). 4.6o. 40; Rapid Day, 1oI
Cwilson), 2.40. Time: 1:l2 2-5'
Guv'nor and Courtship also ran,
Second Race-Lieut. Colopel, liz
Cscoble), 40. $50, eco; Bridgstown
Maid, los CLunsford), 500, $40;
Brother John. 112 (Burke). 40,
Time: 1907 As. Canny Lady, Don
Pope, Quality. Queen High and
Uncle Sonny also ran.
Third Race Ben Valet. III
| Cweiner), $40, $50. 400; Cimarron,
i'll CFrances), 40, $50; Tan Son.
100 (wilson), $50. Time: las As.
Dantzig. Runzaf and Rep also ran,
Fourth Race-Judge Pryor. 100
Connolly, $3.50, 1i.so. 7.2o; Tharon,
i0s (MooneyD. $50. 40; xBermontt
los (Kennedy), 1910. Time; I;l3
rs. Pousse Cafe II. Louis Adair,
xThe virginian. Castle Reign, Brit
ish Maid. Black watch II. FriElet,
! Dartmoor. Botheration. Sagamook
Greenland and Black Haekls also
ran. occupied. e,
Fifth Race-Precious Lula. los
(Kederis). 1890. $50. $40; Bonus
Sos Connolly. 11.sc, $50; Thibo-
deaux. 112 (Parke), $40. Time:
1925 rs. College Girl, Colored Boy.
Omnipotent. Pindar Peel, Maximac,
Tulane, Cap Rock. Georgette. Bill
and Coo and Commander McMeekin
also ran.
sixth Raee-Radio. 1o2 (Barnesl.
$3.50, 500, $50; United Verde, 40
(Kederis), $40. $50: Herd Girl. los
| (scobie), $40. Time: 1853 lis. Paris
Maid, Humphrey and Sailor also
ran.
Seventh Race-Diana, 1o2 (Fislds),
$40, $40, $50; High Gear 10
Cscobie). $50, $50; Sea Prince, lo6
CParke), $40. Time: 1:45 rs. Har-
vest King, Darnley, Young Adam,
Merchant, Dixie Carroll, Murray,
Hercules and Candle Light also ran.
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dOCO IS VICTOR, But IS DISQUALIFIED
LAUREL ENTRIES

First Race - Two year .oids:
claiming; six furiongs: 'Navisoo, W:
High c., 100; Joseph Brant, 100;
.Fsir virginia. %; Beamer. io5;
colando, 1o7; cheste Star. lof;
.yeilsd Colleen. %; Ciansman, ITO;
Mad Nell, 100; Attoo, 100; war Re-
lief. 81; 'Miss Colin. io2.
Second Race = steepiechase; q
year.olds and up; selling; about two
miles: tDistant Shore, 1876; Tim
coffroth, 1ss; Kathryn Hsrland,
1s2; James A. Sheridan, 13s: Fore
mistress, 142; Infdei II, 1885,; New
Haven, fss; lie cyprin. lsi.
tKoehler and Kearney entry.
Third Race-ciaiming; handicap;
high weight; s-year-olds and up,
six furiongs: Brisk. lis; Assunap-
ton, III; .Pokey B.. los; 'osgood.
1T; Arrah Go on. lis; vibrate. i2e;
wrath, IFS; vulcanise. lis.
Fourth RAE Thrss-ysar-oids
and up; one mile: Bridesman, lis:
Grenadier, l02; Step Llentiy' lol
Gnome, los; Tippity Witchet. lis;
Bromelia, IFS; The Archer lle.
Fifth Race-rwo-year-oid six
furlongs: Alex H., ies: Spanish
Maize, lo5: Ultimate, io2; Cherry
Tree, nos; Devonite. los.
sixth Race-Four-year-ol and
up; claiming: one mile and six
teenth: .Meduss, %; American Sol
der, liz; sBally Bell, 100; spear
lane, 1O2; Devil Dog. lo7; FREDERICK
the Great. I07; Coming, lot; Ettahe'
ne; Sister Emblem. 1ot; .sir lack
l02; Franklin. liz; 'LEnare' losi
Siesta, Io7; Foreclosure, 100.
Seventh Race - Four-yeaf-oids
and up; claiming; one mile and 2
sixteenth: 'weary, lo4; Norford
Choice, 100; 'Mose, l02; 'Pioroen
1907; .Bin' Hunley. 107; Mark West
1917; Plantagenet, 1o7; bar one
107; Attorney Muir, III; 'sunrose
%: Bardora, 100: 'Ring George !of
summer Sigh. 1o2; The Tromp' lof
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast
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Empire City Entries.

First Race-The High Bridge
purse; selling; a-year- olds; one
mile: Episode, 1o6; Thimble, 1917
Alexander Hamilton, 10; 'Monas.
terry, los; Vista, 1o7; sagacity. 1O7;
Frank Fogarty, 1o5.
Second Race-ormode purse: SELL
ing; 3-year-olds and up; one mile
and seventy yards: Titanium, 1903
Hendrie, 1os; 'Royal Jester, 100
'Burley, 104; winneconne, 100;
'Rockport, 1o7; Scottish Chief. 1o4;
High Value, 1O4; smarty, 1u7.
Third Race-Rainbow selling
stakes; $4,000 added; 2-year-olds;
about six furlongs: Blackstone, 107;
Mawcoron, 1o5; Knot Grass, 100;
'Leghorn, %: Budana, 1os; Timbrel,
1o2; Dolly Warden, ~; Hephaistos,
1o6; Alta Gal, Ios. ...ssr
Fourth Racs-The winsoms ham
dicapi fllies and mares: all ages;
one mile and a sixteenth: Tody,
ia; Escarpolette, ss; Lady Gertrude,
H..
Fifth Race-Hawthorne purse;
claiming; 3-year-olds and upward;
about six furlongs: Liberty Girl,
ITO; Asterisll. 121: Crest, III: Sales
man, 1Q6; Endman, 11s; Ting-a-IinR,
l21: Rolo, Ill: McKenna, III; w, n
Buckner, 11s; 'Keziah, los; Manda-
lay, los; sNolawn, los; war PEN
nant 11s; ESQUIRE, Ill; Teachers
Pet. ITO; ERNEST A., 11s; transient.
1os; Ace OF Aces, i13.
Sixth Race-Live Wire purse:
maiden 2-year-olds: five and a half
furIongs: Costigan, I1I; Finnish
Maid, III; Picnic, ia; Sling, III:
Fitzeibbon, 114; sesmaster, III:
Canyon. ia; silverton, liz: Draft,
114; Trajanus, 114; Doughnut. III:
pan Boiling, i14; Printers Devil,
ia; Consort, ia.
Five pounds apprentices aiiov-
ance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
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Empire City Results.
First Race-Mary Patricia, los

First Raee-Mary Patricia, 100
CTurner), 3 to l, 1 to l, to 2;
Prelude. ITO (Robinson), 2 to l, 4
to 3; Bees Wax, 10s (Ponce), to 4.
Time, 1906 As. Phantom Blue,
Irish Confetti, Story Teller. The
Sphinx.
second Raee-whisk, 112 CTurner)
Q to 19, to I, out; Prince James,
105 (McAtee), 1 to 2, out; Gray
Gables, 100 (Fator), out. Time
1:43. Only three starters.
Third Raee-Tufter, lis CTur-
ner). 5 to 2. Ito J.. 2. to s: Siren
Maid, 1o5 (Babin), to 1, to 2;
Sea Mint, ia (sande), 1 to 2. Time
1:45 As. Arapahoe, Crystal Ford,
wynnewood, Bombast also ran.
Fourth Race-Awning, ITO (Tur-
ner), Z to 1, 7 to s, 8 to s: Miracle
Man, ITO, (MarinellD, 8 to 5, 4 to 8:
Forge Ahead, ITO (Sterling), 4 to l.
Time 1908 3-5. Pretty Lady, Kate
Brummell, Bullet, Promnade, Pluri-
belle. Fred Kinney, Royal Primrose,
Fayelle, San Stefano also ran.
Fifth Raee-Split Grass, 102
Bruening, 50 to 1. 10 to I, 5 to 1:
Vineyard. 10 (Miller), 6 to /, 3 to
1; Wild Deuce. 10 (sterling). Time
1903 as. Crock of Gold, Drifting,
Hot Spur, Mag Murphy, Lady Zeus,
Miss Finn, Straight Shot. Spinning,
Well Strange ralso ran. -
sixth Raee-Pavia, ITO (Miller),
IL to S, to s, to 8; Fluff, 10
(Turner), to 2, to s; Wedge
wood, III (Sande), 2 to 1. Time
iii rs. Foam, Marjorie NJ, Morn
ing Face also ran.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

First Race-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; for 3-year-olds and up; fur
longs: Poussee Cafe II. 90; Ed Gar
rison, 10l: 'Babyionian, lol: Phil
ander, 1O2; Belle Of Elizabeth
twn, 1903; Mayfiower, 1903: .Marse
John, LOG; Pyx. 106; Ground Swell,
los; ben Bolt. los; beg Pardon,
ITO; Diana, Ill; Missed the Time,
ll2; Refugee II, III; Clintonyilie,
121. Also eligible: Cozette, 90; Plus
Ultra, Ito; Young Adam, 1li: Uncle
velo, lo7; Gorham. 1os; Merchant,
1os.
Second Race Purse, $1,000;
claiming; 2-year-olds; maIdens; 6h
furlongs: Ambush, 1o7; 'skooter.
lo7: 'Field Lark, 1907; Blossom
House, no; 'First National, 49,
Wake Up, 112; Plunella, ia; Even
ing stories, ia; Ida MCGEE, 112;
Radiola, ia; Hinkie, llS; The
Franciscan ll6. Also eligible:
Ethel Vale, ia; Cautious, ia; Who
Can Tell, 1t2; Flying Prince, IFS;
Spods, 115; Ferguson, lis.
Third Race-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; s-year-oids and up; IN miles:
Mary Jane Baker, o.; Eleanor 8,
90; 'Gipsy Lad, 100; Lackswsnna,
100; 'omond, 1903; 'The wit, los:
wiseman. lOS; 'Dsrnlsy. Ill; Bid
die Dee, Ill; Barney stone, 102;
Ktmpalong, 1os.
Fourth Race-Purse. $1,000; al
lowauces; The Fourth Avenue Ho-
tel; 3-year-olds and up; 6 turlongs;
Miss Mufiins. IS; aMarcella Boy. SO;
aJohn 8. Reardon, 1917; Ceptimeter.
10l: Travesty, los; Rayid Traveller,
1885,; bBullet Proof, los; bPlaner,
1o7; Jim Daisy. 1o7; Lady Madcap
10S; Sewell Combs, Ill; Estero, ILL.,.
aMontfort Jones entry.
bShaffsr and Conway entry.
Fifth Race-Purss, sl,foo; The
South Louisville Handicap; s-year-
olds and up; IN miles: cDarjeeling,
1o1; cRouleau, lo7; Adonis, ioz;
Marjorie Hynes, 114; Firsbrand,
ll6; DR.. Clark. l1s.
cCamden and Jones entry.
Sixth Race-Purss, $1,000; claim
ing; 2-year-olds; sh turlongs;
Lady Astor. 90; 'Bobbed Hair, %;
EVIL, 90; 'Bernice r., ss; sReiia-
bility. 100: 'Billy Star, 100; .wolfs
Cry, los; Louanna, los; Lima Clark,
1os; Rekab, 100; salamandsr. 1917;
Red Leaf. ZOE: Aloft. ITO.
Seventh Race - Purse, H,a00:
claiming; s-year-olds; 1 lis miles;
'Grsce Dougherty, 1ol; Not Yet.
1903; 'old Faithful, lot; .Ring Rose,
1ot; Greenland, 1856 An Reyoir,
log; Doyle, ZOE; w. q. MeCiintock,
1os; Dainty Lass. 100; Mavehena.
los; British Maid, 100; Dantsis,
lo2. Also eligible: All Right Sir,
100; 'Montillo, iei; Psnwell, ies;
Miss Fontains, Iod.
Apprentice allowance ave pounds
claimed.
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ID. C. Boys and Girls
Win Rife Medals

Eleven boys and girls of Wash
fngton won medals during the month
Of September In the Winchester
Junior Rife Corps matches. They
are: Harris Hull, wardman Park
Inn; Everett L. Phares. $50 F street
southeast; Sophie F. waldman, 4237
oirard street northwest; Elizabeth
Ransley. the Cathedral School; r,
z. Mathers. 1920 Twenty-hrst street;
J. Norman sweeley. 1877 Kentucky
avenue southeast; John @. MDn,
1887 Mintwood place northwest; c.
E. Berry, 1884 wyoming avenue:
Agnes Hammet, 4o4 Twelfth street
southeast; Mildred NJ. TIueurthy, 2Bse
Wisconsin avenue; and Hazel Harris
son, 7se Thirteenth street southeast.
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Hilltop Rifemen to
Meet British Teams

Georgetown University's crack
riHemen will be pitted against the
REST nnarksr4en Of oxford and Cam
bridge Universities Of England, in
a series Of international shooting
matches scheduled for this winter.
|Word that the oxford and Com
bridge teams have accepted the
|chaIlenge of the Georgetown men
|has iust been received by Maj. Will
Eam II. Hobson,- U. s. A, command
Mt of the r. o. T. C. unit at the
ltop. Final arrangements for the
tches are being made.
The rife team Is organized with
nseph McDonough, captain, and
bSeph Little, manager, with Maj.
obson the executive ofiicer. Capt
FiIIIam Z. Bergin,. U. s. A., and
erEt. Michael ]. Donabue are
&oaehinE the marksmen.
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TV u
Hello
a
nothing left He
left the fast
I'OI Went at 4is on at 4s Win
Trained wnfrsy Value to winner 1851 81
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HOW THEY RAN AT LAUREL
Weather clesr, Track Fast

400 FIRST RAoE-s1 fusns. 2yos; selling
Won ont
NJ
q 06le $50 rd
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Knicks Tackle Virginia A. c.

The Knickereocker grid team will
practice Friday night at o'eleck
In preparation for their tilt with ths
Virginia A. c., which Is scheduled
for Knickerbocker Field Sunday. The
Knicks want . game for October
Phone Manager West at West e32.
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800 $40;
worked MS way
ftwhens
wide
eyearods
IIOO Went
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530
backs
Exposiy in
122 SEVENTH RAcEMs H5ele7
by IdraoAnnus LGt1s Trained BY z
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muus pd-Gr.ee Mayors l5 $50 5io: Miles
and t
bump
at
Seatch
Of
to Va
fourth 800 S's
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s. B. Tvodolar muueh pdMug
showing
splendid courage
Jumped well but tired n
Yin
Performer fell at fifth fence
VT easily driving Went p AZ $50 on
n.2a a O.i7AS
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VluK 1VQ1llulYlull 1lHld1u -.
1.-The Handsome Eight.Page Rotogravure
Magazine
2-Blue Ribbon Fiction, RoadClosed; Detour',
by William Hamilton Osborne
3-Black and White Magazine
4-"The Cumps" and Three Other Colored
Comics
5-Grantland Rice and Bob Edgren on Sports
6-Jm Barnes Articles on Golf
7-Society, Music and Club Pages
8-Stage and Movie News and Views
9-Three Unusual Sport Pages
1O-Washington's Leading Realty Section
11-Simonds' Article on Arms Farley
l2-Sir Philip Gibbs Letter from London
13-Mark Sullivan's Political Comment
1.-Two Complete Financial Pages
15-McIntyre's New York Day by Day"
16-Navies and Disarmament
17-News Dispatches from Three Great News
Services
18-Cosmo Hamiton's Chat About "Girls"
The Complete Newspaper for All the Family
1Tf I'M f. 49,. ~ n
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Natural a
in
OysrHeEht-wdoW Bedot Natural
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-18
DELTA AND SUNSHINE

Vera Benefited of Haynie spent the
past week with Mis- Ruth Jackman.
Clarence Harlander returned home
Monday from weeks camping trip
in company with E. w. Bayes, Chap
Bayes, and his Sunday school class.
The Misses Allie Wander Mey and
Jennie Van Wyhe left Wednesday on
a trip to Oak Harbor, where they
will visit friends.
Rev. E. O. Olson went to Belling-
ham, Saturday, where he conducted
services on Sunday.
Evelyn Wander Yacht, Thelma Hell
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man had a slumber party in Henry
Wander Yachts barn last Thursday
night. They left at 800 a. m. Fri
day morning and hiked to Wiser
Lake, where they spent the day row
ing and bathing.
Mr.. Charles Wander Yacht has
started work at the Delta school
Plans are being made to lay a con-
crete walk in front of the building
and an addition to be used as kit
chen will be built.
Misses Gertrude Boice, Evelyn
Wander Yacht, Vera Benefited, Thel
ma Helgath, Ruth Jackman and the
Messrs. Joe Axlund, Willard Weld
kamp, Lyle Whitford, Eldon Olson
and Paul Helgath had picnic a
Berthuson' Park, Saturday evening
Miss Ruth Jackman visited at the
j. f. Helgath home Sunday.
Mrs. ]. w. Keidel, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pittman, died sud
denly last week. She leaves tt
mourn her loss, her husband and
three small children, and her par
ents and family. The funeral was
held on Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Wander Mey pleas
antly entertained the Busy Bee Soci
ETY. at her home last Thursday after
noon. After the business session 6
dainty lunch was served to Mesdames
j. AXlng, e. O. Olson, C. Ericsson, w
Telgenhoff, C. P. Nelson. W. w. John
son, e. Gelms, j. F. Froberg, L
Markstrom, N. De Line, X. Bloom
quist, H. Keller, c. Anderson, II. C
Berthuson, A. Harlander, p. A. AK
! ling, H. Zuidersma, Rev. and Mrs
A. Johnson, and the Misses Mabe
Ericsson, Bernice Bloomquist, DIV,
Berthuson, Lana Telgenhoff, ant
Ruth Anderson.
Miss Julia Guthknecht of Lyndel
is staying at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. G. Rosenau, this weel;
The Misses Hazel and Nellie Ecke
and Milton Weidkamp called at TIL
E. Markstrom home, Thursday ev
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Harlande
very pleasantly entertained a mum
Der of their friends with a picn
dinner in Berthuson's Park, Sunda,
in honor of their nineteenth wed
ding anniversary. In the Afternoon
a lunch of ice cream and cake wa
enjoyed.
Vera Benefited and Ruth Jackmal
visited at the George Jacobson, Geo
Bruce and Conrad Axling homes las
Tuesday afternoon.
The board of directors of Delt;
and Sunshine schools held a Join
meeting at Sunshine last Thursda,
evening to decide how the student
should be taken to the Lynden Higl
school this year. 1t was decided t,
call for bids to get truck to tax,
the students to school.
Mrs. Robacher was house giles
of Mrs. ]. F. Helgath last week.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson is having a
her guest this week her daughter
Mrs. G. Johnson of Mt Vernon.
Many from here attended the Mis-
sion Festival at the Lynden Fai
Grounds, Friday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-18

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS- LyndeI
Lodge. No. 1877 meet. every Mon
day evening at the I. o. o. f. hall
All Knights are cordially invited
to attend. R. F. JONES, C. c.,
W. G. HEMINGWAY X. R. & S.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-08-18

GIRLS AND BOYS
SCHOOL SHOES
For your school shoes have many diff
ferent kinds and styles, but best Of all the kind
that gives the for the least money.
Boys Brown Outing Shoes
Sizes 2h to s " =. -. ....... .2.05
Sizes IL to 49,. -. -. -. $2.65
Boys Black Napa Butcher Shoes
Sizes 2k to 5R ..... ...... -. 1895
Boys Gun Metal Lace Shoes
Sizes IN to 5 ~. -. -. $3.50
Little Gents Gun Metal Lace and Button
Shoes sizes 9h to IL. -. 1925
Misses Boxside Button Shoes
sizes ~ 10 z. $3.25
Sizes Sk to H.. ...... -. $500
M22-Misses Tan Calf Lace Shoes, all
sohd leather, sizes IL to z. 1925
Sizes ~ to IL IT,. -. =. -. . $500
M24-Misses Gun Metal Lace Shoes
Si1es - 10 $325
Sizes IL to g.. -. -. -. 49,. $500
M2-Misses Gun Metal Lace Shoes
Sizes ~ to IL " =. . . $500
Sizes 81 to IL ~. =. .$2.85
M30-Misses' Chrome Calf Lace Shoes
Sizes Sh to IL e.. $285