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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15

,y doos SOON as ~ spripg is
TT REALhl "o'' -, ,,..,. ,.,.
| here and most OF tne VIII m,n,eo n,sra a 70
are owe and one more meeting OF the
be sur. Cinb at the Bellevue Stratford.
SSp SSp club will not be cnaporE"eae oe D conrse @
an, a.o,t on Saturday, us snc -, ~ vou,su'
= deep mourning Tor ner I pIp'au a,,I,,anir
uoward Grahnpi' VIZ u,u -,orL wi,
hst t SUNDAY. Mrs. Wh'ooHH % NJ. soot,,s ~ q
sttend the CLUB anu 'ahu ,,, NJ ho sroot
ssSe.' ! hear thefe w" ts U ~. ecIrb
ySnmbcr Of people tnere, III r;ar @ e ~
.rows and grows III pup. Il 20
r,s started about slS seu, d,sscon,;,ned
vsmbcr rightly ana was uore ;n ,ha
.rlT T two years whi'e we "e'o III ''e
w,r - A.. J,,os for novt
VI hear that al ,nc mh' .,,, 10 hoId
,sar are taken ana tne -. ci"E Rosa w" Gorden S
only in ,1 me oI,,,oV 10 az year. owing to other
sNsIrs going on 10 ne no'c,. T.raen tn. ,J ani
Vas moved into tne ..o,n .nS,o" and a. was
70 another sma'ier t,,uo rVo orranoements
,cc crowded so pos'',Lsr ,sos" tum rooms
have been MADE Ior '"''' wv"
nnly for next season. ,.. .;,, m
The Harrison caher i,h, for Rettv
t.rtaln TINS Iant Gamer. whose en- :
strubing anu "annonnced inst before
rgement was ""
Easter.
,, rou hear that members OF the
~ you o.s 1,-oon will take part in
~ First CltF a.b ,h,rb Ga IN be one of
he polo samss M Indoor Horse show
tho features OF 'le rair "a to be held in
this. year : IN ason Armory' at Thirty $
The New % SqoTT lancaster avenue, during
ne first week m May, that rsnuerse Is ,ne n' 4,
sixth and seventh: .mcnt which will be
to direct me ~, ss and among the con :
called polo cneu,i ,ri,i he the Penllyn Club
testing tea,ns Wour polo Club.
and the bryn y;nn NV" - have n dansant
They are sohe zoo and all sorts of
during. the snom, 'oy ,rh,ch always make
other lnnoVu.ttV9ns'
things intereS'ine-:-
.x,vr &or seen the lovely spring get
AA'L ,S,t.o ~" uoraor ia wearing. I
IL up 'e,es'ins Say in a dark blue
saw her tne o.urs an,o frock made with
pussy WILLOW taneu IN thot ia an de rirueur
the long waist lane .ha ,'. sort Of skirt over
thls season. anh 10 not nm oyerskirt
another skirt wn,sn yarf,,, " and full. and vet
but looks W. Wonu Snno t;me And her hat
sinRy az iht h,"o ," straw and silk combi
was udrh M h.tu, siu be;no faced with curli
nation: ,ne otin, In hrrnt ostrich.
cues OF datn Ia,.u U." vain Harrison has a
MT. i'na @ "a , frork which she wears
rCod 'IoohI,s nnI ,"n n;ace Her hat. which
with grey neIHpJ ,;,eJ black straw. is
iieuh I'll burnt ostrich features OF
Trimmed WI NT;an hm.
the same -'uO'"'
oF COIRSE we most Of us agree on
A. uonorsl nripciples of goodness
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
CLARK-REED

4 pretty wedding took place at II
o'clock on Wednesday morning In the
United Presbyterian Church, Fifty.
second street and Chester avenue, when
Miss Letho r. Reed, of 1872 South ALI
son street, became tho bride of Mr..
william J. Clark, of $3.50 Chester ave-
nue.. the Rev. f. r. Robb, minister Of
the church. officiating.
The bride who was attended by her
sister, Miss Iona Reed. as maid OF honor
wore a dark blue travelling suit with hat
to match and corsage Of orchids and
sweet peas.
A brother of the bride, Mr.. Warren s.
Reed, acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left Immediately
after the ceremony for an extensive
wedding trip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
Son Injured, Taieswoman Excused

While waiting to be called for service
on a jury in Common Phas Court No.
2 yesterday, Mrs. Catharine Sulzbacb.
Of 7148 Theodore avenue, was notified
that her son. Amos Sulzbach. fourteen
years old, had been run down by a mo.
tortruck. Mrs. Sulzbach was excused
to go TO the Pennsylvania Hospital,
where the hoy was taken. He suffered
a fractured hip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
MOORE EsToWN

Mrs Wilson Stiles. Of Main and Io-
Gust streets, has returned from visit
with Mrs. Ella Stoy, at Ocean City, n. J.
Mrs. Lucian Barnes Is spending some
time as n guest Of Mrs. Frederick Jones,
at Wayne.
Mrs. Francis D'Olier was chairman
of a r,immage sale held in the Town
Hall on Thursday for the beneft of
the Cinnaminson Home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
ENSINGTON

Les Oiseaux. a girls club. will hold
it's next meeting at the tcnSs of Mrs
Isadore Kaufman. so79 KenNtlHton ave-
nye, on Sunday afternoon. Arr ng those
present will be Miss Eta solsbers,
president; ,Miss Bolla. Salvin, Miss Celia
Ellcns. Miss Frances FeinberE, Miss
LILLIAN Salvin, Miss Sylvia Pichter. M,ss
Kate Epstein, Miss Rae Salvin, Miss
lillian Le Vene. Mrs. A. J. Orleiner,
Miss Kate F'einberR, Miss Bessie Winkel-
man, and Miss Ida Berliner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15

Joseph Dohahue, Mrs Roy Fenton, Mrs.
Mrs. Ralph Mass. Mrs. William McWll-
liams, Miss Ethel Moore. Mrs. John "
Postles, Miss Elsie Petersen, Mrs. John
Reed and MRS Walter Snyder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
The Question Corner
Today's Iuauiries

1. Describe a novel sweater which
does not rely upon an extremely
fancy stitch to make it out Of the
ordinary.
2. When making a lining for a
handbag what clever hint is worth
remembering?
3. What original looking draperles
give an especially cheerful effect?
4. How can the ironing board be ar
ranged in a steady position which
at the same time leaves one end
free for greater convenience in
arranging on it the articles to be
ironed?
). What interesting new feature
does q dress Of blue taffeta have
8. In what satisfactory way can
hairbrushes be dry cleaned?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-13

assigned. Many new entries have
been coming in
The coronation OF the queen VIII
take place Immediately following
the parade on the specially erect
ed throne at. Market square and
Immediately after the coronation
the royal party viii proceed to the
masked bail. Everyone is request
ed TO wear a mask and costume.
Masks are absolutely necessary.
Unmasking will come after the
grand march is led by the queen
and heNking
The ladies reception committee
which will receive the queen and
act as hostesSes throughout the
evening is composed of Mesdames
Paul Nicholas, Harry Knox, Harry
Welch, Keith Collins, Joe Johnson,
l.. R. Mace. William Franks,
George Richmond, Wayne Ward,
William Mcintyre, John Ullemeyer
and Harry Holdorf.
Votes will be counted again at
7 O'Clock tonight by the commit
Tee in charge of the popularity
contest to elect the queen. Votes
will be counted twice tomorrow. al
4 o'clock in the afternoon and the
final count at 10 O'Clock at night
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-13
NATIONAL SCOUT
OFFICIAL GIVES
TROOPS PRAISE

w. L. wylie, national council rep
resentative. spent Sunday and Mon
day in Rock Island investigating
local Scout activities with Scout
beadouarters. Mr.. Wylie made the
interesting report that Rock Island
stood second in the proportion to
Scouts of the population of the
CITY by being second 10 Logans-
port. Ind. His figures also showed
that no other city in the country
was doing such effective work with
such a great number of boys at
the small cost as done by the local
council.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-13
CROTTO PARADE
To BE PROMPT
Line Of March. Schedule of Events
and Rules for Maskers Conn.,
pieted by Committee.

w T.. Franks, marshall for the
grot4o parade Mardi gras night. an
nounces that the parade will form
at Masonic temple along Fifth ave
nue to Twentieth street, and start
promptly at 7-30 o'clock Line OF
march VIII be as follows: North on
Twentieth street to Second avenue,
west ON Second avenue TO Fifteenth
street, south on Fifteenth street 10
Third avenue, east on Third avenue
to Seventeenth street, north on
Seventeenth street TO throne at
Market square.
All entries are requested to be
at the Masonic temple at 7:15 and
places in the fine of march will be
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-13

the troop with membership cards.
Friday and Saturday evenings OF
this week win see the beginning of
two nights contest between various
Scout troops of the city. Booths
for various exhibits by different
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-13

Mrs. Robert Schurr made a short
talk. Scoutmaster Earl Reynolds
and Rev. Eugene Thompson also
made short talks in which they
thanked the corps The Scout ex-
ecutive. D. B. Bergquist, presented
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-13

the corps, was in. charge of the
meeting and Mrs. Mae MCGEE, pa
triotic instructor, made the pres
entation The flag was accepted
for the troop by Color Bearer.Jesse
Route. who made a splendid talk.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-13

Of the silver loving cur H.
by a margin of two point, :
two troops together wltb -
ers will put up interesting
tition for the possession ~ !. g-
this year. = ss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-13

troops are now ready and troops
have started their work for inter
esting exhibits. The. competitive
contest will be especially interest
ing between troop l aud troop %,
in that troop 1 obtained possession
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-13
Boy Scout News

The Woman's Relief corps pre-
scented troop No. II of the Way
man mission chapel with an Amer
lean flag at the troop meeting last
night Mrs. Siemon, president of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-13

Attractive mahogony-flnlshed nut-bowl IS
sets consisting of the bowl, cracker and six
picks
Pyrex Glass Ovenware at
Pyrex bread pans, Pyrex large pie plates, 6 :
and Pyrex cake pans: your choice of any
of these for 81.
Cranes Highland Linen-2 boxes
Genuine Highland Linen in white, buff, & =
pink blue, lavender and gray. The new y
Celestine. open-end envelopes. Special, .
boxes for 81.
Cranes Kid Finish Stationery
An exquisite quality of gift stationery in S
pretty boxes. Nothing more appropriate =
or acceptable friendly gift.
Perfume Atomizers-each
A fine new assortment of fancy glass & :
perfume atomizers in either blue or white y
A gift for milady's dressing table at only 81
Fine Perfumes in Gift Boxes
Perfumes of we'll known quality in fancy q =
gift boxes. The assortment includes Gar y
den of Allah, Japanese Incense, and 9
Browns Violet Each, 81.
Browns Toilet Waters, each
An assortment of these fine toilet waters, e .
such as Siren Lilac, Garden of Allah and v
japanese Incense. Each, 81.
Imported Swiss Handkerchiefs-B of 3
Dainty embroidered Swiss handkerchefs, G =
in white and colors. Three in a fancy ~
Christmas box, 81. :
Mems Silk Suspenders
Mems fancy colored silk suspenders with & .
leather ends. Packed in pretty Christmas ~
box Each, 81. :
Suspender and Garter Set in box
Mems serviceable suspenders and carriers & ~
to match, both packed in pretty Christmas -
box. The set, 81. :
Mems Silver Belt Buckles
Attractive new belt buckles with sterling G &
silver front. Can be engraved with mono -
gram. 81.
Gift Tables, Second Flo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-13

Neat tailored style
camisoleS OF wash sa-
tin, finished with hem ~ =
stitching. Others trim ID
med with lace and me
daIlions.
Second Floor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
JURY DEBATED ALL NIGHT ON
PEONAGE MURDER CASH

Covington. Ga, April S.-The fate
Of John S. Williams, accused OF the
murder OF eleven Negro fnrm-hands
to hide poonagc conditions, went to
the jury here late today but tho early
hoursAof the night wore away without
word as 10 their decision.
: Shortly after II o'clock tonight tho
Williams jury requested II bailiH tn
send for Judge Hutchinson but were
told he could not be called unless q
verdict had been reached. Withou,
replying the jury room was closed.
II was not indicn ed how long tho
jurymen would continue the delibera
lions before retiring They had al
ready been out more than seven hours
and court attaches presumed they
wanted enlightenment on some point
of law.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES.

Newtown, Va, April 49, The Pine
top public schpol closed last Thurs.
day. A large crowd witnessed the ex-
ercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Gardner Of
Philadelphia arc visiting friends in
this section.
Miss Meta Holmes, while out driv
ing last Friday her horse became
frightened and ran away; no one was
hurt but the buggy was slightly dam
aged.
On the second Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson, Messrs.
l.. w. Holmes, George d. Johnson, Jr.
George, King, Isaac King, Misses Mary
Johnson and Julia l.. Jones were tho
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton King.
Mrs. Nannic Johnson wave sa3pcr
ON the 18th in.honor OF the trachcr OF
Mt. Olive School, Miss Norvcll A.
Holmes and the teacher OF Pine top
School. Miss Julia l.. Jones, those
present were Misses Lucy Berry,
Nancy Harvey, Annie Latney, Mess:s.
Edgar Harvey, George Johnson, Jr.,
Frank Hill and George Latney.
The Womcn's Missionary circle OF
Mt. Olive had Il very interesting; meet
ing last Saturday. The circle will have
mon at 1920 a. NJ. by Rev. j. A. Ba.
coats, B. D.; in the afternoon a splend
III program has been arranged, you
are invited.
The condition of Mr.. Jack Holmes,
remains critical. His children have
come to his bedside. The last one to
get there was, Mrs. Mary II Davis Of
N. j., who has not been home for many
years.
Don't. fail to hear the able sneaker
ut Mt. Olive Sunday.
Rev. Dabney q student of King
and Queen High School preached ut
Mt. Olive last Sunday afternoon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
THE WHEREABOUTS OF ROBERT
SpURIOCK,

would be very glad to hear some
thing of the whereabouts of by broth.
er, Robert Spurlock. He was born in
Goochland County, Va. Several years
ago he left Richmond to work OH tho
railroad and when last heard from
he was somewhere in Louisiana.
Any information will be glaly re-
ceived by his sister. My maiden namo
was Susan Spurlock. IL any one knows
anything Of him living or dead, Writ.
MRS. SUSAN BLACKWELL.
7l2 w. Franklin, Street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
CHICAGO NOTES.
The Right Reverend Bishop George

The Right Reverend Bishop George
l.. Blackwell OF Philadelphia. pre-.
siding hisop Of the Michigan Confe:-
ence of The a. M. e. Zion Connect.
ion, opened the mid-year conference
Of that connection during the week
at. st. Catherine Church, 37th and
Langley Avenue.
May Flower Temple So will enter
tain on April 30, at 1858 State street
it's officers. members and friends with
an excellent program. Every u. B T.
and S. M. r., is urged to be present
at this time.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, 4lst and Cot
;agc avenue has been called south to
the bedside of her sick father. Mrs
Johnson has the sympathy Of her
many fraternal friends.
Rev. Beck Of Virginia who has
been conducting Il revival at The Wal
ter's A. M. G. church was highly en-
tertained during the past week ut the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Key
5058 Stote street
M. It. Bailey, president The Bailey
Realty Co., 3633 State street Is now
spending every Saturday afternoon
and all day Sundays in Morgn Park
helping members of the race to find
suitable locations for their future
homes away from the conGcc.cd city
Charles Wallace 1916 Calumet ave
nue. who has been Ill for several days
Is Commissioning.
Rev T. Ii. Hunter, pastor OF the
First Baptist church of Lake Forest
H., Was in the city during tho %GaA
111ak.ng preparationc 70" two Iacg,
meetings to be held in that city at a
very early date.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
JUDGE CHARGES JURY

Judge John 3. Hutchinson, pcssi'linG
charged the jury OIL three verdicts.
murder which under Georgia law
would carry the death sentence, lnur
der with recommendation for mercy
which automatically carries life i'm
priS >nmrnt or acQuittal. So" tu;,rs
and cout attaches discussing the prob
able verdict also talked Of the
possibilities Of Il mistrial.
The closing arguments that occu
pied the day, admittedly powerful eff.
forts by two attorneys with hrillian,
legal regulations. drew Il crowd thar
filled every inch Of the Newton Coun
ty courtroom. The spectators, main
tanning tho good order Of previous
days silently listened, but they show
cd no less emotion than the defend
ant.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having been appointed executor Of
the estate Of the late Captain BENZ.
A. Graves, Jr.. notice is hereby given
to all persons who have claim j
against his estate to present the same
to mo for payment. Notice is also Civ
en- to NIL persons who may owe his es
tate anything to come forward and
make payment Of the same to us ut
my Office 613 North Second Street.
J. THOMAS IIEWIN. Executor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
TO INVESTIGATE DEATHS

Williams was placed on trial hero
for murder OF one. of three OF his I'm
ployos drowned in Newton County
and the State arranged in event OF
acquittnl to hold him on the o,.cr
two indictments. Deaths of the eight
killed in Jasper County are to be in
vcstigated next Monday and Depart
ment Of Justice agents announced IL
he were acquitted Of NIL the murder
charges, they would arrest him on
peonage warrants.
Manning came in for severe DENIM
citation from GreenF.' Johnson, clos.
ing for the defense. He termed the
Negro confessed liar and admitted
murderer, who knocked a Negro in
the head as he would an OK and ask
ctl the jury If they would convict vii
liams, II white man on the word Of
"this worthless Negro
DWELL ON MANNING'S IGNOR-
ANCE.
The attorney dwelt at lenght on
Mannings ignorance and declared he
frightened by Federal agents into be
lief he was guilty Of peonage and hay
ing been told by them he fought TO
be hanged" he committed the crimes
to save his neck"
Manning and NOT Williams had a
motive was the deduc zion Mr.. John
son drew. Mr.. Johnson also denounc-
cd the sending iof an attorney by At
lantans to represent Manning. declar
ing that when Atlanta had it's race
riot in 1906 no lawyers were hired
to convict the slayers Of "more than
100 Negroes.
Murders, he termed more atrocious
than the Jasper County farm killings
were mentioned by Mr.. Johnson who
declared the case was not national
one. Only some Northern newspapers
had sought to make it that, he de
clared.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
WILLIAMS LITTLE AFFECTED

Williams surrounded by his wife
and family watched attentively as
he heard himself denounced rs the
author of one of "thc States most
atrocious crimes" and. was as little
acected outwardly at least by the
plea for his acGuittal.
Arguments and charge over, at
1851 p. NJ. and the case gone to tho
jury, the Jasper County planter re-
NAMED In tho courtroom, chat Ing
first with his wife and family, his
face wreathed in smiles at something
that was said. Soon he was one Of n
group of men who drew their chairs
together and talked as friends tlo
when they gather around the general
store ut te county seat.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
Osntre Croas, va.
n n YY~~A-

Osntre Croas, va. J
L. j. Haydso,
Richmond, Va. !
Dear Bir.-Thfs is 10
certify that I have sus1
fersd with cancer on the
face for II years. and
have tried hundreds Of
remedies, without any
relief whatever. Finally
I heard OF L. J, Hayden's
Cancer Plaster and only
tried one plaster. and
can safely say that I am
perfectly cured OF cancer
which covered the right,
side Of my face, includ-'
Ing the ear. Respectfully
JOHN r. WILLIAMS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
DO YOU KNOW THEnIP

| desire 10 know the whereabouts
OF Anty Jackson's sons, who lived in
Richmond or In Virginia somewhere
during slavery times. lie was an ola
man, who bought his freedom by
working In tho gold mines and after
the surrender, he married q Creole.
ANY information concerning him oh
his relatives vii. I've thankfully re-
eived by,
ANDREW JACKSON,
Baxter. West Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
L. j. HAYDEN
,Fss:s2s "
Manufacturer Of Pure Herb
'S&'ss<ss~i<sH'Sa =. As ~ SzSasasaA
Medicines '''
no CURE AL DIsMAsFs OR MO syuAxxsv
22O W. Broad, Richmond
VJRGINIA.
DO You LOVE HEALTH P

If call of Herb Msai
22o West Broad
people United States
have cured them nothing but
Seed
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23

You left me ncvor more thy face to
see,
But 1 know that you are waiting,
waiting, dear Grandma, for me.
by her devoted Granddaughters,
Mrs. Leila b. Jones, Mrs. Dorah
Haihston and Mrs. Cora l.. Pcn.cks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
AGENTS. WANTED.

5000 more Agents wanted to soil
Mecoooroo Dandaroo. the most marve
lous and magic-like preparation for
Dandruff and Shampoo e in IL Moth
ing Like 1t; natures mighticst clean
or; result astounds and delights every
man and woman. S. to SIS daily.
Enormous Repeater. r1.'ce $1.10.
MECCOOROO HAIR TONIC Mfg. Co.
Station J. p. O. Box 61;
New York City.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07
COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct "a striking
scarcity Of offerings was apparent al
the opening of the coffee market to-
day. only 1000 bags being secured
although bids were advanced 7alt
points. Hence the idea prevailed in
some quarters that the influential
liquidation which cause d the sharp
decline yesterday was over; At leas,
for the present In fact, the lead
ing house which was a heavy seller
OF December yesterday bought March
somewhat freely today.
Other trade houses, including u
prominent Front street firm. were
buyers Of December and March and
as contracts appeared sparngiy on
advancing bids, prices worked W
ward TO levels issls points above
Wednesdays hnal figures.
Demand was stimuls ted largely b.
advances of 20a40 points in arm Of
fers. partly bourbon Santos Is being
here from ll65e to l2c, against IL -
al2c yesterday. One house had g
fair to good roast, at li.35c. A lead
ing shipper. who dropped 70 ll.5or
yesterday. wss back at 1-S0c-
The Santos term market was un-
changed to 50 reis higher; Rio un
changed. exchange on London i-1sd
higher at s 7-i6d. and the dollar
0-NHa
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.
On and after October IL, 1921, effective
every day, excepting Sundays. tourist ex-
cursion rates to Mount Vernon viii be rs
follows:
Mount Vernon and return. soc
Mount Vernon, Alexandria and
Arlington Cemetery. ry..........-. Doc
Children ) to IL years. half fare.
An Mount Vernon tickets allow stop-over
In Alexandria 20 see Christ Church and
washingtor's Lodge Room.
Running time. so minutes.
Cars leave and IS minutes after each
hour from our 18TH st. station.
Mount Vernon open from 10 a. m. to 4:So
p. m, every day excepting Sundays.
Special rates 10 parties Of 10 or more
persons.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAILWAY CO..
18th st. and Pa. ave. NV. 2I2
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07
SOC MADAM LORETTA so
MADAM MAVIS s

Have your fortune Jrid ~ the rr-st
Egyptian pslmist; tells your pest prrseut
aud future: gives advics On su Impa-tsat
nhsirs Of life. You viii End trus ~ o ~
consulting this famous Egyrttun psimist
Special readings, soc S25 ltth st pw
geo
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct s.-The London
metal cable quoted spot tin Sc. tower
at fIS5 los: and futures unchanged
st flS7 lss: sales 50 tons and $50
tons. Spot STANFORD copper is 7s Cd
lower at zee and futures -
lower at go; sales Iso tons ara
$50 tons. Electrolytie 10 i0s hiThtT
at f7t. Spot lead is unchanged
at fi3 Sc and spelter "a Sd lower
at Gas 1as Sd. a
The Washington herald., 1921-10-07

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