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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

YOU'LL SAVE MONEY ON
your new furniture at the Home
Furniture company's Big Mid.Sum-
mer Clearance Sale, S.11-3t-641A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

iWANTED-BARBERs out Of prac.
tice; also men and women to
learn the barber trade. The Globe
Barber College, 439 Third avenue.
.Plttaburgh, Pa. s.116t-553A
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SPECIAL NOTICE

-. II llslsll f'5-l
transportation to State
Institutions .........,.....,.. 100000
jail Expense .................... 10000
Court House Expense. 100000
EuF1iture and Fixtures 100000
Repairs .:,....-......,........... 100000
Ice $1,000. 100000
ss !; e b Books ..S;;.e;;;s $4,000
stss9onefy and Office
= eupP!4es ...... .''............. o,Sy0'vv
Fesfage .....;-.;;;;;,.........,..-.-, $1,000
1 ,i.ag.i ana Dfayage.... Sgg.go
...'.'''.'..+.'..-s-. pivyv.vV'
T Sssutanee .'.-......'--....,.--... 4's99.0o
!splo1es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eyv.V0
S SoanEy 4nnEmary .-........ s'6gyg,.g0
SuealHe foor :...,'.-.........:.. 4S,Sgg.901
Smau FOX expense ~. l,g0O,00|
IISunacy .'..-s;..'.'.....-.......-.... eg0.00t
II5lquests 1,6O0O0
aoh o,VVuO0
9ug tate f q Easlsnts N q mn al
aSass 4nsEltotlons 3; s,VVV'VV
Of State Tax Commits
saSnss 49, gS9S4
s&a e. ;,:.'.-'..-''''' dS4 S4
MotSsEs snT pe 1sH '''.-.--- sSS SS' M
7 M, ;brs Is, 'S'0tAs '''''''' S'SSS ~
M;scoI1aran,;y. '''.'''''-''"'s'' 1sesSS os
tSsss'seV4s :'''''''.:t''''''' I'0o0's9
To+ol d;,h,,.,,,...,,4 eo7o ee1 q
sD4A . tiiettts ye4o,e .S's'Sl
1otal receipts .,.:....,;..;... 4s,e6s.6l
amount 70 De raised by
leyy l6o,VOesoo
4otsl assessed ValuaEion
o. taxable proper a. -, al
Proposed rate of levy
RstIm.ts for t, 4Wen ss
At's"H ~ pr SUas N"su Hu"u
Estimated recent e gUtsSi fexeent taxes
10 he lsv;e5 for re, e,,,ro SyHSSpS Sees
R ~ an, d,,o ~ Fro, su sher
ifF NSs 4tU4 s 90 oAe an
To~ Saias .nJ Sjc,,;r
t;ons s 4''N tss son m
n;ts t;aI roSJ t" SSS ny
S"E'''ss'O' tV"H taSN''''''.. V,VVV.oV
Total ro.oi,ts oo7Ie a.
Est;a teS ,,,,.,,,,;,,S
EsSimated disbursements
9G Tnno ~ I ooS uefs ,a7r 40
DELINQUENT taxes and
Exoneratlons 42l.OV
FOR construction, m
provement and main
tenance -o1 County
dlstrict Toads .....'.......; 1l4,4oS.tS
FOR construction and
N IN tenanee OF
nnages on County
district ROADS .....,........ 95,OO0.00
eo..o-. =
4otal disbursements $2ll:2Sl.61
Total receipts ................$ 20, 1861
Amount to be raised by
Proposed rate Of levy
electromagnetic. Twenty-Five cents
Estimate for District Road Pur.
FaIrmoPS SsfDHii District.
Estimated receipts Except taxes
to be levied for current year,
Balance due from sher-
if ...;,.....,.....;.......;-.......,$ 2,625.25
Tax sales and redemp-
tons .............................. $500
----
Total receipts ............$ 2,65o.25
Estimated Disbursements
Outstanding orders
June 80, 1921 ..............$ 99.13|
DeIlnquenG taxes ana
generations ....-........... 10000
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

wANTED-PllIn sewing to do at
home. Call 464.R. No. 9 Hays
APARTMENTS. s-4-sts.11.st:-477Al
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

WEALTHY WIDOWS would
marry again. F.Box 4S2, League
Columbus, Ohio. S-13.1t-564A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

LADY FARMER-Worth $4,000
wants husband. N.Box 1884
League, Detroit, Mich. S:13:1t.5sSA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

MERCHANTS with $4,000 will
marry. P-Box 1876. Club Fl.
Wayne, Ind. S.1S.1t-562A
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srEsuIAI NOTICE

-
Tax sales and redemp-
tons -,s.......,..-........... 10000
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

.BAcHBLoR-S2, worth $4,000
wants wife. R.Box IS, League,
Toledo, Ohio S-13-1t-5s1A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13
WANTEn.

WANTED TO BuY-Parlor, Din.
Ing room and bed room furniture
and kitchen cabinet used. VIII pay
Reasonable price. West Virginian.
sd2-2t-5s5A
New-York tribune., 1921-10-03

NuENlTAs- Havana
PALERMO o-Sce Genoa
PARIS see Havrc
rELCTAS- Para Ric de Janeiro
pNRNAMBuCO-s"c Para
piRAhtis-see Patras Constantinople
piSCO--Sec Paits
roNcr-scc porto Rico. Ponc.
pOnT AZ PRINCE-Sce Cristobal Port
Au Prince
port NATA Ar--one Cape Town
roRTO ALEGRE-see Para, Rio de ia
pon'r pIRlF- Sec rrccmanhe
PORT sW WnTTENIIAM-Se Penang
pORTUGUEsn CoNGo-soe Africa wea,
pnoGRHsO- Sec Havana
rUnnTO CABnI.LO-sce san Juan
PUERTO COLOMRIA-see Puerto Co.
lnlnbla. Is ingston
PUERTO PLATA--Sec Dominican Rerub-
nNNGooN asce Port said
liNp SEA PORTS scc North Africa
HriN l.. ssrN Copenhagen
mo GNANpr 30 Suisse Para
RIVER PLATE PORTs~see Rio d. ia
n6sAT1o~ Ser Montcvideo
nOuEN SEQ Ilasre
sA1,tA SEQ linvarn
NATGON Sr" iiaVann
ST cHolN So" g. Thoms.
ST LAuRENT-~Sss ST Laurent. st.
Thomss
81 Lucia See 81 Thomas
SALAVEnRY- Seq Rata
shLoNlcA 500 constantinople. Patrss
rirAeus
SALT POND ss. Las Palnas
ThMANA-siss Dominican Rspublls
New-York tribune., 1921-10-03

rAI DIFF sce Brlzto.
rLAI'A roe psfa
DfYfE s.a MafsollleS
Tfft*NEAi. Soc Palts
Eltfoj I'-r~ec Sou hsrnptpu plyfn-
ruth
FtirIsTitNfANn See chrisflAtIa
foloMpfN. aae Carfaeena
ftioMfsJ re" iouoiuiu Port said
,HnNi<kY soo Ire Psipas
GoNHTh NTt tNOrLh--Se cous.antinovls
f'C%EJI NIA-'-ce Couslauiinople, Patra,
GOO. ihf NJ, e"e l'aIin
fbTCnr--See fos I'a1nss
NDGAFhp-- -Hee afAyaE1ea Ssn Jpan
DANoNEY -soc Africa WcM
iyh IRE. Ser ifDneiAlu
iAftr SEQ IAs psiinas
IfA4.> 3ee Yokohama
bA.lZiG~-s -sgee ChrlstiAnia. bremen. DAnzig
i,rI.Ae0s BAY s~s cnpe Town
DftNENA SEQ Trinidad. 81 Thomss,
D61fsii%@h' see Dorn,nica -, 1hom@.
5,f tfti.I., scn Corr. belfast
DfrrJY%fK Soc Dibfaltat
I5uhEDItt Auckland
hAtr LDNDOH see caoe ronn
EgYPI aoe %nrtn hfricA
tgEf1 9ea fssttn
tAI A}fJf, -5rf Porto fJgo
I.ift1}t Hen f,lhfaitAf
fr.EyDp. H"f i.s~ I',irnas
.erNon cDNGp sqe Atiies we"'
f4lJts'If Dtitfh t'a hfrica W"si
s.AIA3/ Hof 'oufianluopie. f1iraA
sflf.f* are t,t1ra- tt'ai
<.r.gOA ee tibraffar. Marselilen. VA
pleA. ',eooa, Noftn hfriea
f.jIEftI Ho" Ahfwfrp
t5DI.J rDhHJ ape hffifa W~st
t,ftARADA r4f I ifihidAd
eEAhD BhHaAn 8es Las F~ltpas
DELDDTE ties Gnhd"l"ops. "
nhi'Ji ~ Hsiuaa roYr rot' AZ Prince
New-York tribune., 1921-10-03
poris Not Listed Alphabetically in
Jude Can Be Located as Follows: ::

49, tes Ale1sndna
IA -fe f.<- Ialmss
= - if}k ser Fr~emanfis
tnE zoe pof, ssii
80 TIA see porto rlrD
t.ts.5f t1f see t,sv. TOan
~ DH = ff Antwerp
l."e tuilgpa ~ Thomas
<aiiii.t See Havans
~ ADtsJA ser tr4ssoD1l. Pa.tA
~ - tifj eps Porto ftfoo
.fs 'ristrs~i fsiia
-Iffyff ~+f fflfFD rsctl
~" D9nlnJcan It, ortiie
- ffiA e1f Gar.
.A.i n pDhJ see Gbflsf.zni*
- iFlf Aef ftsrbAHDe ef hSfnAs
= 'tnaA s'e Doninlcsp Hepgbiic
r.i+J'f< ~sf Nsfse45les f.off h kffic4
~ -. tsrsng
~ - . ftf- te~ Lar rhiuas
q - - - =, T1ygn
tt~ DEi5 rso Feaanr
fs% fnrisii4nis. rfoudugsr
~ ffe port H4ia
a.. tff'ttf @,~ ffys0r1fb
1. - f1e frHsi sisflnnDis Jsgss
aI ~ y r. rNs Ffot fosfflr
~tof AffE1 ire donfeFioeo. RIO
- 80 eira Taafos
- y Hes Ffr~rusDtie
sff 'pDafsrtinD1,s
.ff.ff5 70. psra
- ftffts 80 HsysDs
TIA Nfs ff1rSiJip roFi raid
=. - 90 efls,.est. FstS
l<6Effyf,r. ses Afrt1z Wnst
= ti ~ a~e .4fftss- stt. A<of~s
- JtfJ fAeJi,y Yes Jsa psfrnss
r.sS ~ ttf,t1D HCFE ass sf%snsntls
49ff tALNAe -r~s Ter psimss
's'fitEh At--fss HsTsha
New-York tribune., 1921-10-03

upNG nONG- Soc Honolulu. Yokohama,
Shanghai
ntMACAO. 500 Porto Rico
llrfLD sec Sngapors
iDiityt T. see 'risiohti. Paiia
ISLANDS ore ATLANTIC WEST COAST
PORTS Sec Havana Kingston
itDftD CoAi ~ 500 Africa " est
1ANNIc'A see fort M Prince
AARA' Hl SEQ Port said
bDitt. g.. -, nOlpiL. ,u"ohalua
LhGOs Seo l.na ro1nDs
"a GUAfItA SEQ Mayacuez. san JunR
i.A PLATA Srr Moni.,idrO
ia ROMANO Soc Dominican Republic
LETT 3 -Ser Ieith
..ith NJ Spc .softh htrira
fiiEltIN @oc hfrica Most
ipAHIO fco l.at I'almaH
iDNrrA HAY soc l.as palrpa,
LONE Ncc Ias raiinas
loAbONDn So' belfast. rofS
MA'E ElD S"c Para
Mh'CNis--See Dominican Republic
MhDtlitA Sc' Nofth Africa. A1ores
MADRAS seo Fnti said
MhLNO- Gee Gothenbnrg ChrlstlsniA.
MAjrA ,ee Norfh Africa
MASlLA see lonoiuIp Yokohama.
singapore. Shanghai
NanANiiAM SEQ I'sii '''''
NAlNflNi0Uh - see Martinique. st.
ihoIi8s
NtYhpl sec La@ rslnlos
AlAJAhIAy 500 Havana
AElf3OrHNN $40 Auckland. Frecmantl.
NDi.I.i.r .r.jttj Ntr J'aitA
Mo~NptlA scr Las pnlross
MD>fE HjSIi --ne pomiofosn Republic
hDHoffD -see Nortb Africa
AAfL LhH 5"e Gibraltar. Ma,seiIies. Ma
NATT'ns91. So. rars
NonnKopfNd Sc Gothonburw
koFrHnnN %t1TJ,l See Africa West
New-York tribune., 1921-10-03

SANARANG Penang
>ANC llEH-See Dominican Republic
SANTA MARTA-Seo kingston
SANTIAGO-See Naval Station. Santiago,
sANTo DOMINGO ClTY-see Dominican
SANTos-see Para, Rio do Ianeiro
SENEGAL--See Africa West
SHANGHAl-se Honolulu. Yokohama.
SIERRA LEONE-see Africa Wes
SINGAPORE - See Honolulu, Penang
Singapore
SiIGo-See Cork
SMYRNA - See constantinopie PAtras
soERABAYA-see Penang
SOUTHERN NlGERlA-eee Africa w at
SPANISH ATLANTIC PORTS-See pr.
sTHTANGrR rrondhiem, Chris
sroCkHOLM-See Gothonburg, Chris.
tiania. Copenhagen
suRINAM. u c.-Sce raramarbo
sYDNEY-See Auckland Trcemanti.
TAku RAR--Sec Honolulu
ANo--See Paita
TALTAL-See paita
TAMPICo Sec Tampico. Havana Mas,
TENERIFFE See Las palmas
fENTS1N--see Honolulu
IpiDlANlp sec Africa Vast
ToRRE ANNuNZlATA-sec Msrs.ili.s
rl,IEST E--Sea Gibraltar
TSINGrAIi--Sce Yokohama
VALPARAISO SEQ criatonal. Psita
NARNA sec constautinopic, Patrss
VERA CRUZ--Sec Havana Tampico.
WALrisH BAY See Las ralma.
WATERFORp- Sec Cork
WELLINGTON-- See Aucklans
wINNEBAH Sec Las PAlnas
New-York tribune., 1921-10-03
CoastW1se

&OdSCWlSc
Baltimore
From New York
Oct. LAKE CHEIAN fF)
Haischaw 5 : Lines. Inc.
Oct. SAKE BRIDGE tF)
halschsw $. :. Lines. Inc
Oct. i2-NORFOLK CD clyde Line
Charleston See Jacksonville
Galveston From New York
Tues CD. Thurs ~. Sat. ~,
southern Pacific Co.
Galveston, Key West
From New York
Oct 5-COMAT. (pFD Mallory Line.
Oct 1e-cONCHo tPF) Mallory Line
Jacksonville, Charleston
From New York
Oct 4-ARAPAHOE (PF) clyde LIN.
Oct G-COMANcHE cPFD Clyde Limo
Oct 8-MOHAVFK GeF) Ciyde I.4ns
oct. 1l--APAcHE tPt) clyde Line
Key West see Galveston
Los Angeles Harbor, San Francisco
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
From New York
Oct. 1l-wILLHILO % Williams s. s. cs.
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Port.
land, Seattle, Tacoma
Also see New York, San Franchises
From New York
Oct. 5-PENNSTLNANfAN CF)
United American Linss Inc
Oct I2-PANAMAN %
Lniiea American Lines. in-.
New Orleans
From New York
Oct. s-COMUS CpF) southern pacisr
Portland See Los Angeles san Eranoisoa
San Diego See New York. San Francisco
Nois Oio ~ Mobile. New OrI-an.
san francisco s,S san res,o rss Los ssr A,Eo.. n.
From New York
Oct 1l-WllLHILO (FD Wiliiamss 3 Ca
San Francisco, Los Angeles
From Baltimore
Oct 1s-ECUADOR (PFM)
Pacific Msn Steamship Co.
San Francisco, San Diego. Les
Angeles Harbor wilmington
Portland, Seattle
From New York
oct 5-RoBiN ADAIR tf) r.hrt.r
Oct 10 steel RANGER eF) lsthiniaa
San Pedro, San Francisco and othas
Pacific Coast Ports
From Mobile
Regular sailings-(r> Fags & Jen.s
Seattle See los Angeles. San rrane,s..
laconla Sec 10. AAx.is.
Wilmington ~. Sea rrsnsls.s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
TORNADO MIDGETS
WIN SECOND GAME

The Tornado Mideets formerly vne
columbia A G.. won their second
game Of the season by defeating the
Cardinal Jrs. by the score of 80 10 Q.
On the previous Saturday the Midgets
defeated tho Brooks House team by
the score of % to o The ball was
always IN the Cardinals territory and
the Aiidgets were never in danger.
Spoerner scored two touchdowns and
kicked two goals Shanks scored
three touchdowns on forward passes
and Siedenbecker scored the other
touchdown. The feature Of the game
was the pIoughing through the Car
dinais line by Darling and Boyle and q
50 yard run by Chasteler- The NIidgets
have a fast and snsppy backfeld in
Spoerner at quarter, Darling and
Boyle at full. siedenhecker and Chast-
Ter az halves on the line they have
Peterson at center. Merrill and c.
Meta al guards Golden and J. Meta
1T tackle and Shanks and FYneberg at
end
The Tornado Midgets would like TO
nook games with any team averaging
100 to 10 lbs. For games call 1s54-R
and ask FOR Arthur between $50 and
500 p. m
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
OUR FIGHT DECISIONS

Decisions of boxing representatives.
ares
At Dayton, O.-Johnny Dundee beat
Biockie Richard tI5I.
At st. LouiS-Ale1 Tramditns beat
Harry Thorpe Gol.
At Detroit-EImer Hogan heat Roci>
smith CG). Johnny Cray knocked
out Kid Buck tn.
At PhiiadcIphia-Joe WeIling beat Mel
COoRan 60.
At Trenton, \. danny Kramer heat
Terry Martin U0l.
At Boston - Rocky Kansas beat
frankie Rrilt UOl.
At Fail Rive4-Eddie ShevIin beat
Walter MOhr t10D.
Al Cincinnnti-BiIly Ryan stopped
Billy Weeks 90.
At Menphis-PnI Moore beat Frankie
Garcia Isl.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
SPRINGFIELD FACES
HOUSING CRISIS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS seRvlceI


SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Oct-Laclin Z
2oo0 homes in city of $4,000 popula-
ton. Springfield homes are at pre-
MUM and a critical rent problem is
being faced. Neither real estate men
nor the general public are showing in
china lions to build and but few scat
tered homes are being erected
cents are high. averaging $75 per
month for modern mediunl-sized
house. The great demand for homes is
keeping rent prices constantly on the
upward trend. An incident recited bv
one real estate man shows how demand
affects the rent prizes
four-room cottage was vacated An
ad In the paper brought 239 appIica-
tions in one morning and the little
place went to the highest bidder for
practically twice the amount the owner
intended to ask
Until building IS strted on large
scale no hopes are held for reduction
In rents and no one wants to build
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
OR ]
SCATENAS WILL
MEET SENECAS
IN NEXT GAME

The Hammond Scateaaz VII. clash
sunday with the strong Senecas travel
ing out OF Chicago.
This team comes 10 Hammond with
an unbroSen record. They were runs
ners up In the league last year The
game WIN Do played at Harrison park
The Scatenas viii have better play
ing conditions at the park this sunday.
with the numerous glaring faults
brought 20 light by the game sunday
Coach Gearing of the Scatenas viii put
he gold and white through a griiling
practice session for the next three
nights for the coming Seneca game.
Poor team work. especially in the back
held and failure To break up passes
showed in The South Chicago game.
Coach Gearing VIII concentrate his Ell
forts on correcting these faults first
All of the first string men came
through the South Chicago game n
good shape and VIII be out ia toys to-
hight Credit must be given 10 Fred
Setdenbecker. Fnl. Searles. spoerner,
knight and Heimke for the win over
the strong South Chicago team
The Scatenas hope to he runners MP
IN the middleweight division of the
Mid West league this year The game
sunday VIII zen whether the boys are
capable of handling these class OF
teams The held viii be cabled off SO
there will be no stopping OF the game
to keep the crowd hack The manage
nent of the Scatenas announced that
they have signed Gearing, high school
athlete. to coach and play with them.
This is great boost to the team as
this man is an all around football play
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
DYER JRS. WIN
SECOND PLACE

DYER Ind. Oct f.-The Dyer Jun
iors are taking the second honor OF
Northern indiana for playing ball
They have played ie games and lost {
ana haven't finished playing. SUNDAY
they played the strong White sle-
plants and won the game. and !.
Henry Keilman pitched for tn- White
Elephants Tie pitched hard but it was
no use, the bali was plastered all over
the heid carl Mix Itch and Alois Ket-
man pitched for Dyer Carl depended
upon his support. keilman went in
and threw n balls and struck 8 out.
There We're also some fancy catches
made and hot grounders caught,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
Ruth Says He'll Hit
Three Score Homers
In Season Of 1922

NEW YORK. Oct babe Ruth.
home run king and star batsnau
Of the 1921 Anlerlean league
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
BUILDING STRIKE
HALTS RENT CUTS
IINTeRNATIoNAl NEWS sERWcEl

SAX FRANCISCO. Oot.-A buildings
trade strike and lockout followed By a
campaign of the Builders Exchange to
install the American plan OF open shop
conditions has stopped practically all
building progress here for the past three
or four months. Thousands - homes.
hundreds of apartment houses and
scores Of big business buildings have
be enhalted in the course Of construc-
ton This has effectuaIly stopped any
downward trend in rentals. In some
of the downtown apartments the trend
has even been slightly upward for the
choice apartments. Builders, agents and
renters agree that until building is re-
sumed in full blase there is little pros
pect of rent reductions here. Re-estab-
lishment of stable labor conditions iii
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04

The average daily consumption of wa
ter in London is thirty-five gallons per
head Of the population
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04

Jesse Guilford and the cup he won.
Jesse Guilford of Boston. new
L. S. amateur golf champ, wears a
Dig smile these days. Guilford won
the title by defeating Bob Gard
ner Of Chicago z up and s to play
II the finals at the St Louia, Mo.
Country Club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
Akron, Grid Champs, and
Cardinals Play Sunday

The chicago Cardinals led by Paddy
priscoll. viii swing into action against
Tho worlds champion Akron pros at
normal park e1=t street and Racine
avenue sunday Prominent among
the Akron gridders are "Fritz' Pollard
Chicago coiored marvel formerly star
half back at Brown university; Copley
of Missouri. Johnson Of WASHINGTON
and Lee. Beck OF Fordham; Flowers Of
Ohio state. and Shocks and MeCormicK
OF SonLh Dakola.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04
BASKETBALL
GAMES WANTED

F'orges Post No. 1876. Of the American
legion of Chicago. a classy heavyweight
travelling team. wants to schedule has-
l,ethall games for Saturday nights, or
social occasions. They have the pick
OF f,e hundred lighters. every man on
the team is ain experienced player OF
the rushing speedy type. They have
a good record to back them up Write
at once for choice of dates giving de
tails to Frank r. Drella. soS1 Fuller
ton ave Chicago III
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04

soon as he had received all the pub
lie applause hts properly press-agented
action had won him
Real estate men ana operative build
ers are conducting meetings under the
auspices of Tie Philadelphia Chamber
OF Commerce TO bring about. among
other things, reduction in rentals OF
business houses, and the few homes
there are stflI left to rent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-04

the building trades promises 10 be fol
lowed by tidal wave Of home building
and consequent iessening of demand
for apartments. This it is expected in
another year VIII result in drop in
rentals Real estate dealers report nnore
people are showing an interest in home
owning than ever before.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
Fresh Strength Develops
On Windy City Exchange

By Associated Press:
CHICA @ o. Dec. 81. - Fresh
strength developed In The wheat
1Iarke- today owing largely to signs
81 further Improvement in domestic
milling demand. Prices closed firm
- To- &c net higher with March
sI.6S& ml.6s and May asa q 1.63.
Corn finished q net lower TO sc
p Itance, oats n of to u a sc gain
and provisions varying from i've
-Nnrs decline 70 a rise OF soc.
N3u1-fng credited to eastern mills
els "a feature OF the late trading In
what and served TO emphasize a
geueraily accepted opinion that the
stocks of al flour buyers are low
md that active competition between
others and exporters was In pros
rect. In this connection. IL was
p6Snted out that facilities for the
= ovement OF Canadian wheat all
rsu FOR export are limited and that
European inquiry for wheat by way
81 the gulf OF Mexico. has been of
Alnprecedented volume for holiday
A(od. Falling OF in receipts from
phe northwest counted as a bullish
factor and so likewise did a state
ment from the Chicago federal re-
serve bank that there had been les
-ening OF the credit strtngcncy in
The middle west
Corn was relatively weak as a re-
suit Of month-end liquidation, Oats
we're dull and followed corn.
Packers buying rallied the prOvi-
sion market from declines due 20
lower quotations on hogs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
YEAR CLOSES WITH
STOCKS STRONG ON
NEW YORK MARKET
Many Issues Show Gains From
Two To Ten Points Dur
ing Days Session.

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK. Dec. 31-On the
stock exchange the year closed
9Th an active and vigorous upward
nnovsNnent. many issues making
overnight gains OF two 20 eight
points and extreme advances OF 10
10 nearly 20 points from recent
minimum prices.
The rise. which included every
important division Of the list. was
III noteworthy among speculative
~indGstrials and specialties, rails
making relatively little progress
and easing perceptibly at the close.
Waving the more or Jess optimistic
views 81 authoritative financial In
terests In the west. the days news
offered little II any explanation for
The strength Of the market. apart
from an obviously oversold condl-
ton.
Price Cutting.
Further price cutting was re-
ported by indeI endent steel pro-
ducers. mercantile agencies issued
preliminary figures on the increase
Of business mortality during the
year and the irregularity Of foreign
exchange indicated traditional cred
81 strain IN Europe and at more re-
mote points.
Final prices OF leading stocks
were one 70 three points under their
best. realizing sales and a reaction
in Reading. which asked for an ex-
tension OF time 10 file its dissolu-
tion plan. imparting some Irregular
ity 20 the last hours trading.
Bonds Give Promise.
Sales amounted TO 1,150. 900
shares Bonds gave promise OF a
strong and unusually active ses-
sion. but fell away later. although
convertible railway issues added 10
recent Improvement. Liberty bonds
also were strong. Total sales (par
Value). s24.775. 900. Old L. S.
bonds were unchanged on call for
week.
rhe only striking feature OF the
ckly clearing house statement
= decrease OF about S19, 500. 900
actual reserves. reducing the
E$btal excess to barely more than
Is .OOO, 900. Reserves OF members
at the federal reserve bank showed
contraction OF nearly $17, 900. 900
ana loans increased by about S.
SOC. 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01

EAST BUFFALO, y. y. Dee. 81 -
CATTLE-Receipts 30: market slow 20
active; shipping steers. so JOGI u: butch
er grades, S7JOGl07J cows. $2IOMS
CALYES-R Receipts, 1 400: market ac-
tive, 81 lower: Gull 10 choice, SJGI19
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts. 600
market slow: choice lambs, Si267l25 80
Gull to fair. S7dl1.75; yearlings. $9d1O:
sheep. $3d6
HOGS-Receipts. 900: market active.
zoe lower: Workers. S1O.5Od1I: pigs. S116
II. .; mixed. $1O6l1OJO; heavy. S1OTi0.2J
rOughs, $TdS: stays. $5.jOQ7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-01
MARKETS
CUTCACO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3i.-HOGS-ReCeipts
81. 900 market 5OC lower: bulk. s. S16i
ESQ; lights. S9m9.JO: pigs, $9.2J6I 90,
rOughs. SSt5iS. %
CATTLE Receipts. 1000. market
steady; beef. S77513 D: butcher stock,
5000 1880. Gamers and cutters, 81 500
52j: stOckers and feeders, 81 2sdg COWS
S52JM92J: calves. S1OM122j.
SHEEP-Receipts. 90O0: market ~
Soc lower wool lambs, $sGI11.75; shOrn
lambs. S2d415