davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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longer necessary. However, 1t con-
great moral force In the affairs, not
only OF the tar east, but Of the entire
world. This is on broader lines. but
affects only the Pacific"
Aside from the problems Of China
subdivisions. the naval reduction pro-
gram which is realized as faIlde-
mental for any agreement on princi-
pies and economic policies. remains to
be settled. The latest advices from
Japan indicate that Toxic does not
Japan also has positive views on the
fortifcations and naval bases at
Guam, Hawaii and the Philippines. in
sisting that no agreement on naval
power Is logical without destroying
these forts or at least not developing
them beyond their present site:
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EARL. OF HALsBURY DEAD.

Ex-Lord High. Chancellor in Two
British Ministries Expires.
LONDON. December 1.-THE Earl
Of Halshury. who was lord high
chancellor in 1ss5-1so5 in Lord Sails
bury's and A. ]. Balfour's ministries
died here this morning.
The first Earl Of Halsbury (Har-
dinge Stanley GiRard). was born in
1895. He was president Of the Royal
Society of Literature and senior grand
warden OF English Free Masons. He
hold the post OF solicitor general in
1880. and was high steward Of OK
ford University.
In the house Of lords Lord Halsbury
criticised the government for the
Irish situation, ana was one of those
who signed a manifesto in 1916 op-
posing negotiations to settle the Irish
question.
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Connection Obvious.

From the Boston Transcript.
Headline-Powderine the Knees the
Latest Feminine Fad.
Ifeadline-Beauty Specialist Invents
a Permanent Blush.
Evening star., 1921-12-13

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Evening journal., 1921-11-14
NOU is the Time TO Plan
Thanksgiving Party

ries and make festoons IN effective
places.
Then you must have pumpkin
chips as a part OF your refreshments
Select deeply coiored pumpkin
peel IL and slice It very thin. TO
each pound Of chips add a pound or
sugar and a grill OF lemon Juice with
the grated rind Stir well and letc
stand over night Then cook slow-T
ly until tender. skim the chips out.
let them stand two days to get Arm
and then put them in a jar with just
enough sirup to keep them moist
Spices may be added TO this II de-
sired. II is quite like a very costly
preserve.
The sandwiches should, OF course
be minced turkey or chicken and hot
spiccd cider is nice addition.
Evening journal., 1921-11-14
FASHIONS AND FADs

BLACK taneta and Spanish lace
are combined In a quaint boufant''
MANY neck lines have a tendency
20 rise in back and are cut low in
A bandeau effect beneath the, +,
brim IS new effect in millinery
this season
A cape-coat OF black marocaini
uses accordion pleats for it's entire
lower part.
Colored fringe is used as an ef-
feotive trimming on plain. straight
limo costumes. i,,
The favored glove OF the moment '~
Is the long black kid. eight or twelve
button length.
AppMques OF dark brown velvet 4
appear on tam and scarf set OF seal
brown duvetyn.
'' A dress Of black silk velvet has a.
skirt OF silk crepe petals edged with
dull black beads m
To wear with plani broadcioth
skirts are very short jackets in mole
or Persian lamb.
A little girls dress OF crepe de
Chine is trimmed with brown braid
and Belgian lace.
A cloth coat OF emerald green Is
trimmed with caracui. making a most
effective combination.
One smart winter dress OF henna
duvetyn shows painted leather trim
minEs on belt and cuffs
II the winter coat does not have
collar Of fur. it features a throw
collar with tasseled ends
Cloth dresses are trimmed with
motifs OF Oriental embroideries.
which appear on panel or sleeve.
Long graceful robes fo- cTcn.as
wear are many times ornamented By
an elaborate jcweied girdle.
a straight-iine model Is trimmed
with huge silk-embroidered medal-
lions outlined In wooden bead
Evening journal., 1921-11-14
rsrATE oF John JOSEPH KEN

ESTATE OF JOHN JOSEPH KEN
NEDY, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
Tcstamentary, upon the estate OF John
foseph Kennedy. late OF Wilmington
Hundred deceased. were duly granted
unto Rose NJ. Kennedy. on the fifth day
of November A. d. 1921, and all per-
sons Indebted 10 the said deceased are
requested to make payment to the
executrix without delay. and all persons
having demands against the deceased
are required to exhibit and present the
same, duly probatcd, 20 the said cx-
ecutrix, on or before the nth day OF
lac in this behalf.
ROSE NJ. KENNEDY. Executrix.
Address Reuben Satterthwsite, Jr..
Attorney-at-Law. dupont Bldg. VIII
mington, Del novs-eod-9I
Evening journal., 1921-11-14

PINE BLUFF. Ark.-Boy. page
the scientist who said a girl can't De
both beautiful and intellectual.
We want him 20 meet Miss Edith
Mae Patterson. ia-ycar-oid teacher
Of the fourth grade at the Lakeside
Public School here.
Miss Patterson recently won
prize as the most beautiful girl
among 1000 who were entered In
national beauty contest And as for
her mental equipment
She was "a real prodigy in school
and at i6 was graduated from Pine
Bluff. Ark. Al NJ she started inn
parting her knowledge 20 others as
Evening journal., 1921-11-14
8. a. las AERIAL NAL.

ANCON. c.. 2 Omitted Press).-'
An aerial mail service has been es-
tablished between Bogota. capital
OF Colombia. and the Atlantic sea-
port OF Santa Marta. which viii
make possible the delivery Of mail
between Bogota and Colon in three
davs. This will make the mail
time between New York and Bogofa
about ten days. as compared with
previous time Of about three weeks
The aerial service is operated by
German company, using planes
made I'm Germany.
Evening journal., 1921-11-14

Thinking about a Thanksgiving
party OF coursoi
And perhaps n It's 10 be a very
gay event and YOU have lots OF time.
you'll string popcorn and cranbcr-
MOVING AND HAULING.
~--~--------~----~--- --~--~>--------~--~-~~----'-
A MOVING OR HAULING JOB7-Cau
Warrington. A trial and YOU viii
know where 20 come next time. 1880
Pine 81 Phone lf22-W. novi2-6t.
c. LATTANzIO us T. Fourth ST.
Local and long distance hauling night
or day. new truck. good service, cX-
press. Wilmington 10 Philadelphia. every
day. Phone 507i-W msrS-iyr.
FURNITURE MOVING & STORAGE
Mundys. 5ol-503 Madison ST. Phone
1890 junei6-tf
PIANO AND FURNITURE MOVING
Local and long distance hauling
Terms reasonable. Phone 5sll octiS-im.
RUTTER's TRANSFER-Evnc vncrienced
piano and furniture movers. local
and long distance. Phone 239s novii-lm
TRANSPORTATION
Evening journal., 1921-11-14

and ton. an new cord tires This
car ia In excellent condition and will
be sold az a sacrifice or viii trade on
city or suburban property. Call 559-W
Feuf2f-tf
Evening journal., 1921-11-14

school teacher.
when the beauty contest started
Miss pattorson's aunt sent in th'
little "schoolmarm's picture with
out her knowledge. 4 few weeks
later came word that she'd won.
So she received $500 cash
prize and
Scores OF hattering offers from
movie producers and
Christoned tho FIRST OF three big
Arkansas damsi
Then someone asked her what
she'd do next.
"Why. go back 20 my school and
lliddlcs" she replied.
And she did.
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RATTERIES-
DOuBLE TREAD 11RES

Prices quoted on other sizes.
No mileage guarantee, but hundreds ot
satisfied users are getting 5000 TO 1000
miles Of real service.
Keen's Garage
s5th Id Market sts.. Wilmington, Del
mar23-1yr.
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RECISTER'S ORDER.

ESTATE OF LILLIAN h.. ToPPIN.
DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
Testamcntary. upon the estate OF Lil-
lian B. Toppin'. late OF Wilmington
hundred. deceased. were duly granted
unto Security Trust G. safe Deposit
company, on the twenty-hfth day OF
october, A. ID. 1921, and all persons in
debted to the said deceased, are re-
ouested TO make payment TO the execu-
tor without delay, and all persons hav-
ing demands against the deceased are
required TO exhibit and present the
same. duly probated. to the said exccu-
tor. on or before the twenty-hfth day
Of october. 4. d. 1922, or abide by the
law IN this behalf
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE
DEPOSIT CO., Executor.
Address: Wilmington, Delaware.
octg6-cod-9t
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
a ~.
READING.
November "a.


A person born in March or Sep
tember will be a harmonious mate
10 the person born on this date. The
birthstone is a topaz.
Scorpio is the governing sign OF
this birthdatc and Mars the planet
and. these give a mind that is alert,
efficient and OF sound reliable judg-
ment.
There Is jealousy to overcome, par
ticularly In the love OF the opposite
sex and there will be several love af-
fairs. But do not marry too early,
and then be sure that the tastes are
congenial and the likes and dislikes
are similar.
The Wants Ads will be helpful "a
all those seeking a room. house tc
rent. and those who have property
TO sell will find the Want Ads a greai
advantage
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ron SALE

ALL SEWING MACHINES--Eas pay
mcnts. $500 per month. Machines
rented. repaired bought and exchanged.
Can furnish parts and repairs for any
machine ever made. regardless OF age.
Hemstitchlng. picotinE. button covering
and pleaung. Harman's. go W Ninth
street. Oct2l-u
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HELP wANTED-MALE-

CIVIL SERVICE examinations, VII
mington November. Positions. Sl4OO-
$1,000 Age, rs upward. Experience un-
siruction. write J. Leonard former
civil Service Examnor). 1894 Equitable
bids. Washington. ID. c. noviO-it'
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NOTICES.

ASK Reardon. the contractor. or Sisofo.
the tailor. or Rodrdon. the realty dealer.
and 500 others what they think ot
PIONEER Batteries. "DA & NlIEN
SERVICE Battery Specialtes Co. 1901
French ST. nov7-eod-6t.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE ILLINOIS pRODUCTlNa AND
REFINING COMPANY.
November I. 1921.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
In accordance with a resolution Of the
board OF directors Of THE ILLINOIS
PRODUCING & REFINING COMPANY,
adopted on October %. 1921. meeting
Of stockholders viii be held At 4 "a south
Side Public square, In the city Of Rob-
inson. State Of Illinois. on the 2sth day
Of November 1921. at 2 o'clock, In the
afternoon. for the purpose Of taking
action upon the resolution OF tho board
Of directors, adopted on october ~,
1921. declaring that 10 IS advisable and
most for the benefit OF this company
that 10 should he dissolved I'm accordance
with the laws OF the State OF Delaware,
and transacting such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
ILLINOIS PRODUCING AND
REFINING COMPANY,
l.. W. SINGLETON, Secretary.
nov7-i4-21
Evening journal., 1921-11-14

HOUSE PAINTING-Save the surface
and YOU save all. James Keenan,,
. isOi W 18th ST. Phone 7is2-W.
nar9-lyr.
Evening journal., 1921-11-14

Ford Sedan 1920.
Ford Coupe. 1918.
Ford Coupe. 1920.
Ford Sedan, 1920.
PHONE r. W. JONES. s7sz
oct27-tf
FELTMAN'S GARAGE,
Used Cars and Automobile Repairing.
sn6-0S Walnut ST. Phone 1921
1920 Ford sport model. less than $3.50
1918 Ford Racer No. IS, overhead
valve head. less than .... t3-l
1917 Ford Roadster. less than. .....fi75
1917 overland Roadster. less than si75
1917 Oldsmohilc Touring, less than $500
1919 Dodge. winter top less than .fill
1919 Ford q -ton Truck. 1926
novg-6t-
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$4,000 DIE Of CANCER
IN j. s. DURING YEAR
Southern States Show Lowest
Percentage of Mortality
From Disease.
TNy Nssociatrd Press |

WASIiiNGToN. Dec. 2I.-pcaths
from cancer In IN. death reristra-
ton area OF the United states in 1920
t"talcd pprCNimatcly T3.o"0. accord
ing To a report today by the Census
Bureau. which on basis Of pro-
portiouu population estimated tho
total Of deaths for tn. entire coun-
try a, So,o"o. or an Increase Of 5000
from the cstinIat. for 1919.
The upward trend of the cancer
death rate. the report said, iS ac-
''rrt"ly shown by the increase 10
S3i per 100000 population in the
rer!s,ratioT area in 1920. from a rate
v. 80 per iuU.Uov in 1919.
Using an adjusted" rat. for state
and sectional comparisons OF cancer
mortality. calculated ON an allowance
Tor differences IN average age and
sex distribution 81 the populations.
the report concludes that the North
crn states have II con;pdratiVciy high
and the Southern States n compare
lively low cancer mortality" ArouG
states in the registration area
Massachusetts showed the highest
adjusted" rate. ~ per 10000. Will.
The rate of i5.o for south Carolina
was the lowest,
Race comparisons for various gee
lions under the adjusted rates. ;nc
report sail, show the white and negro
races To he equally susceptible" to the
disease. with both apparently less
susceptible iii the south than in tn.
North.
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~ cotton 70 materially high"- levels to-
day Ia the TACT ., a d!s:iuCt holiday tone
AMI IN the almost entire absence o. specu.
idtIve f-rlinr
The supply OF contracts on IN" market
Wa sinS throughout the dag. Tn. oprn-
ing MAS higher and IN" gatn- v"TS grad
ualiy increased until in the LAT" t'sding
i.iic"E w.r" - TO 81 points higher tha
tn" close o. last week. Last prices were
~ TO ~ points net higher on thc day. Ian
nary rns" 80 lbs and cio."d AZ 49,
ON III" opening II wa- plain that brokers
N"r" ming bUyiEg orders which had &C
cG"lG'"trd over IN" hoiitials. and there
49, = genera. verdict OIL the floor that
ih!- buying was based tina growing
strength % tn: statistical situation. A.
IN" dag progressed the demand was
.ir"nEih"n"d by somewhat better accounts
from the domestic whOl.sii. cotton roud>
markets and reports OF slight i'm Drove
't-ui IN thG !EgUIry for spots here and
rI"r. Ia the south
intaNorsO!c c".um"nt aroused by
political news from! both Ini!S and EEyvt
hut u h"d no sustained effect "u r!c-s
ana AL rrC"sSIOus OF the d.,y lasted only
rrurt liiU-. ana tn" widest amounted
:" barely NOR" than - points Their" wa
much gossip regarding urobaO!e hulU-h
l"N"'rGiL'nt- in connection with the lliul-
ihfign vi January which VA th.. strure
-: month on this hoard
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Just signed between Italy aud Rus
S'a. Recognition would not bc po-
!itical under existing conditions.
rms government still regards as
repusnant tho Soviet doctrines.
The administration regards Au,cri-
can relief work now going on In
NoiIa basin as an important inf,u-
ehce on III" future relations between
the wv" countries. II has. Indirect
~, erected measure OF cO-opera-
tioh between tn" Soviet ana Aineri-
can governments. Twenty millions
VIII 20 for relief out OF the United
states Treasury. The Treasury Will
pIac. II at the disposal of the Presi-
dent. The President viii turn il over
10 Herbert Hoover. Hoover heads
the American relief administrations.
a purely private citizen. But he Is
at the same time a Cabinet member.
and head OF department that would
have something to say in connection
with resumption OF trade reia-
tons.
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COTTON GENERALLY
QUIET, BUT STEADY

NEW YORK, Dee. -..-'rhc cotton mar
k"t WAS quiet but generally steady to-day
III. movement. over holiday reports to
IN" goods trad" Were considered favoya BILE
tinned absence of spot PRESSURE. and there
were very few sellers around the local
ring.
As a result prices were easily Influenced
by huying orders. with March selling up
To lsS. or - points buNc the closing
price OF Lass Friday. THAT delivery closed
ntm at net advance II - to - points.
The market opened hrm at 49, advance az
~ I" - points on buying for Japancs. and
Continental account ana local supp"gt.
realizing and a lstlc Southern selling. uu-
der which prices reached 10 points
from the best. The offerings We're very
small however. and after they had been
absorbed The market showed renewed firm
ness. active m"nihs selling Is Ia - points
net higher In the late trading. with Jan
close was or 8 uonts of from the hes;
under realizing. There were eight January
notices which caused some scattering II
quotation during III" carly trading. aud
January lost most OF its premium over
March. closing within J points OF that no.
'Li"n cominr with Il Joints at the close
Owing TO tho continuation OF the Christ
mas holidays there we've cables from
liverpool. hut trade adyices from Man
chester said there had been an improved
inquiry for Lancashire goods before the
holidays. Eastern belt advices received
mere during the day said there was no
offered. but there were reports OF a better
demand for spots in some OF the South
western ma rkcts
The little Southern selling reported here
carly was attributed to scattering lidui-
dalton rather than hedging for the few
cGontracts nnerln. here In the late trading.
prices they have touched so far this sea
sou.
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PRODUCE MARK FITS.

NEW YORK. Dec 21.-'rha lnariiet for
coffee futures wa very nuici today hut
a!t"t opening unC hanged To > points higher
on f"puf'.' OF si"saiurss IN Brazil DriCcs
turned easier under scattering liuuidail0n
ana iuM"r iatc cables from San;o~s March
contracts sofia of from SIS 10 s.. and Nav
from shI To S.5s AMI III. close was The
lnwe-i 81 IN" day. showing !ct decline
OF 10 points. General business wa.
v.fy Gui"; As usual between the holiday.
-H!'> beng estimated not over saD0
bags. January So: March. S.I2: MAY
-" July. $50: September. S.5i: October
50. Tn" local spot market was dun Al,
q, I" ~ for ri" Is and Ia. Ia iaA for
santos T.. Cost and freight offers about
unchanged. They included Santos g. and
hS ~ ll.Sa 1" l..:o. Rio - a. S.5S 10 5 ~ and
Victoria - and s. "a. SO. American crrdits
Thu" off icials reIpri"d decline OF a.
r"is In the dollar buying rate. with an
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. Dec. 21--Cstil.. Rcceipis
ne beet steers and fat mandy h.t:-rs .Sc
!" &c higher. other classes ii.nl to &c
ilIhrT; -uh.ity plain TOP steers. 800
hH *. 80 n '.:"; Yea! calves largely SGym
80; :rw choice. $40 ana higher
Hog. R"C"li-t> NIrh: active: largely
Z :" i"c higher than. Saturdays average;
shippers bought about .2.yvy. top. sgb foi
II" 10 i"6-pount -Nrragc: III IL 3O- puund
average. .-1SH $50. package trades aul
p!SS mostly 2"c higher, bulk p!gs. ...oLI
so; isW 49, 80, CiuS"a wcdG on heavy
w'irhts. hod-ovcr moderate.
sheep: Receipts. 1909; fairly strong to
2.c n'Lhcr; inp TAT lambs. - -: hulk II q, III
H." good !St y"arlinHs, DPS: tat ewes
ior. -: hulk. to'm so. comeback feeder
.aI;lhS. l0.r,6i 1870.
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sue; IA.

NEW YORK. DC. -s-Theie WAS no
'hhht: IN IN ftw sugar market today.
bat ndhlii"ntt sales ui 10Th uyw uud oil
,,"p .mHh. wee reported Il" local r'fim"rs
i"t january ana February >hlpiu-ut at
l',c. cost ana freight equal to 81 FOR
v"ntiiuE'l. IN" committees price d. ~,
cost 'ni ireiSht equal I" ~ lot cen
New low record. we're established ia
.n."" col tns h'ir positions iH rtW sIshr
under scattered liuuidrtipn later d-.i.-
r'l'-. n"w"''r. were si"1di"r' ga c"y"r-
int prizes ".r' pp!n'- lower - points
MT higher. January vi"-i ~ 2,ut. March
q: May. - aud july -,
n" h'fk'i Tor f' hnr't sugar. Mas quiet
ana iTic". W"sr unchanged ~ 80 COR nu"
"i"hI.hNtH mere W"T" ~" transactions
~ T"iincd !uihT--- 1ips.ng uric"s We're uu-
changed. with January AZ 80. March S.ip.
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mnl,x Dis.nnrrc, Of Nv, ucn

BOSTON. Dec. 27.-Vicc- ADMIRAL
Hilary y. Jones. comman ding tho At
lnntic Fleet. today ordered that. be-
ginning December 2s. there should he
no further discharges IF enlisted mon.
y reduction of 10 per cont OF the en-
listed personnel OF the feet had been
ordered recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28

licutcnan. Dodge. grandson Of
the late John Bigelow. one time
American ambassador TO France was
born in tn. United States. hut is "A
raturaliZed british subject He
served I'm tn" British army during the
world war and was awarded the Dis
tnguishcd Service order for gal
lantry in the Gallipoli campaign.
His mother. now Mrs. Guest, was
formerly Mrs. Flora Bigcluw Dodge
OF New York city. She married MIR.
Cues, at Sioux Fails, South Dakota.
July &. 1905.
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NEW YORK. DC. s,-AfIor advancing 10
80 10 points through covering op til" Ann
n"s- n cotton ana lara AMI l.Sht oG"r-
inSs az crude. opt'"nse"l oil REACTED some
what under selling by Locale pec"fnb"r
closed Is POINTS h.gher and later months
To net high"T. Sales SOD barre
PTlm" crude. sip bid. prime -unill.. 80 =
iow SPOT. >.Sp's 500. January. SJJ. March
40 aud SOS. all bid
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FINANCIAL.
.Ew YORK. -. q E.arelen e,chanre

NEW YORK. Dec. . Foreign exchange
firm Great britain demand. '.)i.; cables
t2pN- siN'y-day hiiis "u Da"its. i.i5i.
France demand. r3i9 cables So Italy
demand i.G'- cables. TT. B.iciuu DO
wanl. .0i's cables. ~ Germany dc
$50. cables. asSI: NORWAY demand L. S. !:
sweden demand. eio); b"runrlS demand.
80 lH: Switzerland demand. =? ~: spain 10
msni li"S. Greece demand -: AryCn-
tina demand. 1851: BraHn Gomanl. i2T
MnMtrnhi az.
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widely Known Actor pies.

ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. Dec. 81
Nicholas GriSt, better known as Nick
Norton, widely known actor and the
atrical man, died in "a hospital hero
Yesterday, IL became known today.
The body viii he taken to Mount
Clemens, Mich, for burial.
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pETEKsBI'RG PEANUT MARKET

N"p"FtHd D Kodgcrk. pIuwI1"- & % INC.
December -. 1871.
SPASlSH FARMERS SrOCK-Markei
h-n: 92isc per bushei.
NIRGINGAS. FARMERS SToCK-Market
steady.
Fancy 'unihos. &c 10 IiSc p"- D.
Extra Criirc. 2i9c To- A. per 10.
l'ri'-" - 80 Sisc ser IL
Smelling stock. iumbns runners and bunch
li.c 10 SC nor 10.
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MISCELLANEOUS MlKKETs
Dry GOODS

NEW YORK. D., -.-t'ut:on goods were
" 'r"r t"'."y AMI snr-ty more .uiise ia
pithi 'i"in~ ana shne'r ES Yarn, wc-"
steady Wool knoI- yv"T. frmer. with
NOR" inquiry Tor dr..s COOS. .l"hb"-s
w"r" reported selling .ilhs at urircs lower
thdn agents are Vunftug IiHriapA Were
quiet ami linens firm
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CAL. MONEY!

KEW YORK Dec. .7.--Mousy on call
firm hlrh >. low a.; ruling rate H..
closing bid ~ offered AZ .. inst loan. ..
~H'l .rau+ against acceptance ;i-f.i Tiule
,ohns Arm. sixty days 5T5i, nincy drys
~. six months. 5W5i. Prime inc-can-
q lie pa PEI. ifr5I.
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SEIZED By SOVIET AS
SECRET BRITISH AGENT
Lieutenant DudEr. Former American,
Arrested by I,nshcyists Mt
Datum.
Try Associated Press

LONDON. Dec. :1.-Licutenant John
Rigclow Dodge. stcpSon OF Lionel
George Guc"t, fourth son of Lord
WimbOrn", was arrested by RolShcVist
authorities as an alleged secret Brit
ish agent "a he was about 10 embark
Oh an Italian steamship at Batum on
December 9. according to u Times
dispatch from Constantinoplc.