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The Washington times., 1921-12-25
THE WASHINGTON TIMES,

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REsPoNeiSLD fsmiy would euS
ture 70. oems ~ Pr'Go1 r'9ss psrns
ave. ststion.
1 WILL buy yoSr second nsnd furniture
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It. n. 2. Drop postal will call:
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prios. phone uS vhst yeu havS
SHERMAN'S
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NusCEI.l.ANEOUS FOR sAI.D
T:.sss::. =
st. NV; -. ss9S-. s..s! ..-1 -9.e.S.
HOUSEHOLD furniture. including piano.
upright mahogany tbeautifui tone: Also
cabinet grafenoA: rugs and OIL psintinHs
18th It. one block asoye You:
So III $50
CREDIT 40 CASH
CJIRNyTJIRE y
Special discounts for cash
SAVE HnnppTWn 0ns "
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HOUSEHOLD furniture ~ Groom apart
ment, in spienaid condition owner ieav
ing city; Will sell chsHp a. an entirety or
9TH floor, l32a llth q. y. ". 49,
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dUTTHK-dood condition. cheap. 80
'lis Bradley sD,I:a.; m.sos:1yc , s:::;
bl: Ir.fsnol III p. ave: 9. p:
MUSICAL instruments and accessories; In
frame. made TO order H.Imeny Musical
""op'-As'
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WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU MONEY
pon. your n,m Hou sna aes sv 'oN ".
Lools 6aIk.-n noS.s. sS1o :. =. =.
BEST place in town 70 buy army and navy
u6 gSSsdn: a. aa1 e me =, M " Eoois nAiN
HOUSE. s2se a y. ~. " : - -r--
BEST place IN tow 20 og My ~
navy e00os ne 81 JvAo Dan"
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WRAfVGenu,ns huoson se*i' 'esso"soe'
fnone Col: ~.
THY the 81; Louis DaIsAin novsS' soss
u. ~. w. for your army ana navy
kooos.
500 LADIES' COATS, Coat Suits,
n-n..o, Mar,s Ovar~o.<s Mar's
CT. Ill A.. ,,,.1 49,. ..I..
OultS SLkHtiy uSSu' tehVf mSuos
Will sell LOT 20, WORTH IrOm Sl0 70
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The Washington times., 1921-12-25
ON LAMONT CT

Near the Mt. Pleasant car line; erected
BY prominent builders; stories. conslSe-
Ing OF 10 room: . baths; gas and else
owner; can be inspected by appointmsnt
ana possession upon report of title. ThiG
erty 10 very attractive. Several houses II
this location have been sold for about
$4,000
Evening star., 1921-01-16
SEEKING TO LEARN HOW
AUSTRlANS BROKE LINE
Italians Will Hold Another In
quiry Into the Great Caporetto
Disaster.

ROME, January 15.-A new inVestl-
cation is to be undertaken to place
the blame for the disaster to the ltal- :
ian army at Caporetto. when IT was
driven back from the 1sonzo to the
Piaye in the great war. A parma
mentary commission already has
probed into the affair and reported
that Gen. Cayaciocchi. then com"
mander of the 18th Army Corps, was
among those chiefly reSponSi BILE. Ihe
general has petitioned parliament Tor
q new hearing. and a commission or
senators has been appointed to re-
open the case, says Deputy Crano,
writing in the Giornale D1talia.
Gen. Cavaciocchi, in his petition.
asserts that the Austrians broke
through the 9th Army Corps. COM
manded by Gen. BadoGlio. now head
Of the general staff, and succeeded in
advancing along both banks of the
Isonzo and reaching the rear of the
9TH Army Corps, commanded by Cava-
ciocchi, which was unable to resist
because of Badoglio's failure.
Other generals especially Bongio-
vanni, have backed Cavaciocch's Pc
tition.
Signor Crano is Of the opinion that
Badogfio should not remain at the
head Of the general staff while the
inquiry Is proceeding. as 1t would be
impossible to insure impartiality and
obtain witnesses to give evidence
against their own chief.
Evening star., 1921-01-16
EXPECT 0BREGON
! TO MAKE CHANGES
Seven Cabinet Portfolios May
Be Affected by Re-
organization.


MEXICO CITY. January 15.-Pres-
ident Obregon contemplates an i'm
mediate reorganization of his cabinet
which will affect at least seven port
folios. it is said by newspapers here.
The prospective changes are not
viewed as reflection of discord
within President Obregon's official
family, and newspapers declare they
are merely a readjustment such as
was predicted when the personnel of
the cabinet was first announced
1t is known that DR.. Cutberto
Hidalgo. minister of foreign affairs.
wishes to tender his resignation in
order that he may press his candi-
dacy for the governorship OF the
state of Hidalgo Alberto j. PAM,
whose mission to Washington is said
temporarily to have been deferred is
named as his probable successor, al
though Rafael Zubaran Capmany,
present minister of commerce and in
dustry, has been mentioned for the
place.
Cen. Enrique Estrada is said to be
contemplating his resignation from
the war department. and newspapers
say he will be succeeded by Gen.
Angel Flores Adolfo de la Huerta,
former provisional president. is also
credited with a determination to re-
tire from the treasury department. 10
take up his duties as governor OF 'ne
state of Sonora Santana Aimaua'
now president of the monetary com
mission. has been mentioned as the
next minister of the treasury.
Pasqual Ortiz Rubio, minister OF
public works, is about to resign. II IS
asserted, but no successor TO ms posi-
has So far been named. Gen. Antonio
VillareaI, present minister of agri,,
culture, may change portfolios. ana
several newspapers declare he Will
replace Gen. Plutarco 4. Gales as
secretary of the interior. Gen. Cailes
heinp one of those mentioned as pos
sibly the next secretary of war.
Evening star., 1921-01-16
XANKS' MASCOT
NZOOATPARLS.
PITIFUZ SIGHT

PARIS. January 15.-The lion
cub which was adopted as mas
cot by the Lafayette Squadron of
aviators, the first of the Ameri-
cans to come to fight and die for
France in the war, now is mel
ancholy spectacle in the Paris
geological gardens. but the keep
ers refuse to kill him because of
the sentiment resulting from his
connection with the American
fighters. One eye is missing,
much of his hair is gone. he
seems decrepit with age and, if
met in the desert. his appearance
would inspire nothing but pity.
The Indignation of some members
of society for prevention of
cruelty to animals has been
aroused by his mournful appear
ance.
"Why don't you chloroform the
asked of the head keeper the
other day.
what do you mean by old fell
low'?" retorted the keeper. That
lion is only four years old. He is
a victim OF the war. If that lion
is lame it is because he got
rheumatism in the frst-line
trenches. One of his legs was
broken when he fell out of an
airplane forty feet from the
ground. He lost his eye from a
we'll directed right hand swing Of
one of the mechanics whose fur
coat he had stolen and played
with a bit behind the sheds.
"Kill that lion" he exclaimed
"Why he is the symbol of those
tall. happy lads in khaki whose
bodies now lie along the NeSle
and Meuse. I will take him home
as a pet first"
Evening star., 1921-01-16
HYPNOTIZED
SLAYER, PRIEST SAYS

MONTREAL. January 15.-Corrob
oration of reports that Maj. r. w
Griffith. eminent in military and
financial circles here. believed Will
liam Holland. the broker he shot and
killed yesterday, had hypnotiZed him
was supplied the police today by the
Rev. Father Holland of Quebec. brother
of the dead man. The clergyman said
Maj. Griffith had written him COM
planning of hold his brother had on
him, contending that the dead man
had mesmeriZed him at an amateur
theatrical performance at Ste. Agathe
last year. When Father Holland in
formed his brother of this the latter
wrote him to ignore the major. char
acterizing him as either crazy or
drunk, the priest added.
Maj. Griffith is said to have suffered
heavy losses on the Montreal Stock
Exchange recently and was alleged to
have written several threatening let
ters to Holland, formerly secretary
of the exchange. A short time ago
the major was under treatment at a
SanatOriun.
Evening star., 1921-01-16
$50 ANSWER APPEAL.
Pittsburgh Business Men Hear
Hoover Plea.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. January Is
One hundred and fifty OF the princi-
pal financial. professional and busi-
ness men OF Pittsburgh gathered at
the Duquesne Club here tonight. par
took of a repast comparative Of the
food being served Thousands Of Euro
pean children and heard appeals for
funds by Herbert Hoover and other
leaders in the European Relief Coun-
Gil campaign.
Evening star., 1921-01-16
Imported and Domestic
Extracts and Toilet Waters

Duchesne Lilac Vece
talS S9<
Pinaud's Lilac Eiole'
Negetal 80. 80. 50,
r & G. Toilet Water.
xI.ca
MaviS Extract.
-, e. $l.SO and s5a
Mavis Toilet Water.
31.zS and $1.2S
Houbigant's Ideal FIX
tract $4.19 and as
Houbigants Ideal Toi-
let Water. .$6.9S
Houbigants Quelque
Fleurs Extract $5.19
Evening star., 1921-01-16
SOC Meritol Toilet
Water FREE
PEOPLES Prices on Safety
Rdzors and Blades

Standard IS Gill
lette Safety Razor;
complete with blades.
Peoples co TX
price ...... OOsSc
Gillette NJ l a d y
Decollete. in ivory
case; $6 val "a or
ue. complete O3sCC
Gillette Blades, six
in a package. 70n
doc; doxen..... SOC
Enders B a d e 9,
package OF 0nn
Ave -. ...... LJC
Evening star., 1921-01-16

"AtoZ" F. un a n
Syringe. Goodyear's best
make; full 2-quart size
and the best money will
ssi. buy. This S2.9&
We have a full line OF
Syringe Fittings. Tubing
and AtomiZer Bulbs.
White Rubber Syringe
Tubing. 5 feet OCn
Evening star., 1921-01-16
Family Remedies

st25 Aspirin Tablets Bayer's zoos. ...........cc
zoe Alophen Pills. p D. & Co. zoos. s5c
Sl00 Albolene Mineral Oil,
3Jc Blauds Pills. zoos. 19c
Csc Beecham's Pills 15c
25c Carter'S Liver Pills. lie
40c CaStoria. FletcherS rS.....................2S 2Sc
SOC California Fig Syrup. Observation-Disclosures.
soc Cuticura Ointment Observation-Disclosures. .38c
soc Doan's Kidney Pills. Observation-Disclosures Soc
1Jc Dioxogen Observation-Disclosures. sac
$3.50 Fellows Syrup Hypophosphites. .S1O1
35c Gets-It. rnS..................2 2Ic
$1.00 GUIDES Peptomangan gan................. Csc
$100 Glyco Thymoline pint .74c
30c Groves Bromo Quinine. ne..................H tic
$1.00 LiSterine. 14-ounce size. Ze...............74c
81 90 Lysol, pint Observation-Disclosures. 68c
S1.00 Nuiol, 20-ounce size. Observation-Disclosures s9c
S1.00 Nuxated Iron. .........................6
40c Pluto Water. large. &c
soc Papes Dia apepSin ........................35 35c
soc Philips Milk of Magnesia. 3Sc
SOC Poslam ........................3 BIC
$1.30 Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. .75c
25c Red Cross Kidney Plaster .H1c
81 so Scott'S Emulsion. .S8c
$l.00 Vinol 60c
S5c YaYer'S Lniment. 39c
Evening star., 1921-01-16
Rubber Goods
Guaranteed Fountain Srinpes

Capitol" r o d n a in
Syringe, just to see 1t
speaks for itself: all
complete and guaran-
teed. This 90 IN
sale .......... UAs1O
Nodded" Fou n I ain
Syringe, no seams to
leak; the best quality
rubber; guaranteed.
.sis Tai' SI.79
Evening star., 1921-01-16

Coty's L'Origan Ex-
tract @-5S
Houhigants QuelQue
Fleurs Toilet Water.
$50
Coty's La Rose JacQue-
minot Extract. .$S.S0
Evening star., 1921-01-16
Cigar Department

Henrietta perfectos. bog
FL Grade perfectos. box
of 25............$ $500
La Preferencia coronas.
box of 25. &9.16
Adlon (royD. box
of Is. .&2.l0
Ell Roi Tan queens. box
of 25. $3.10
Ell Roi Tan amhassa-
dores. box of 25. 3.1O
Deer Head mobiles. box
of 25. $2.1O
Deer Head Napoleons,
box of 25. $3.IO
After Dinners. box of
25 80
Ofty. box of 25. SIG!
p. B. Londres. box of
25 .6S
Baron de Kalb. diplo-
maticos. box of 25 500
Stratford perfectos. box
of 25. $40
Stratford londres. box
stratford invineibies.
box of 25.......$ $2.s5
La Muna (foiD. box of
25 $500
Evening star., 1921-01-16

John Ruskin," boxes OF
five Sc
John Ruskin." tin Of
25 $1.55
Norwood blunts, box Of
10 -. SSc
Norwood blunts. box of
% 80. S.lO
Manuel Londres. box of
25 $2.1O
Manuel conchas per-
fectos. box of 25 $40
Manuel perfectos. box OF
25 .$2.75
Manuel presidents. box
of. 25. $40
Don Amaro coronas. box
of %. .S1.JO
Ell Dallo straights. tin
of 25...........$ .$1.G3
Forty-Four, tin of
70 ...... $l.00
Cinco. tin Of 25. .$1.65
Flor De Melba epicures.
box OF 25. 80. $50
Flor De Melba Straights.
box. of %, &.lO
Flor De Melba presi-
dents. box of 25. $2.75
Henrietta admirals. box
~ 1910
Evening star., 1921-01-16

Gillette big Eel
low" Bull Dog" or
Gun Metal Set regu-
larly IS out CO ~
fits: choice. OOelC
Ender's R azors,
$1.00 ~
value . OC
Gem Razors. Tx
complete ..... 4"
Durham D o mino
Ra1ors. $1.oo Tx
value 4"
Gem BladeA 9Oc
7 in package. OOC
Evening star., 1921-01-16
Gumanteed Hot.Watey Bottles

Reliable" Hot-water Bottle. 2
quart size, at a bargain no.
"No-Seam" Hot-water Bottle. q
quart ai1e; extra heavy; 01 40
Guaranteed. This sale. 0lsfC
"Congres6' Hot water Bottle,
1Goodyear make. especially for our
>stores; OF heavy maroon rubber:
guaranteed one year. This S170
Evening star., 1921-01-16
Guaranteed Bulb Syringes

"Atoz" Bulb Syringe.
made Of the best quality
rubber. Complete with
httings: guar C1 90
anteed one year 0l.SO
Evening star., 1921-01-16
Toilet Articles

soc D. & r Cold Cream. Observation-Disclosures. SIC
e0c Pompeian Massage Cream. ................ dc
soc Elcaya Cream. 3Se
J5c Ponds Cold Cream. Observation-Disclosures. 24c
SOC Hinds Honey and Almond Cream. &c
$loO Delatone Depilatory Observation-Disclosures. Soc
50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil. .34c
I5c Palmolive Shampoo. o......................4 4:c
soc D4ndertne Hair Tonic. Observation-Disclosures.
Sl.O0 Herptctde Hair Tonic. SIC
15c Pears UnScented Soap.
l5c PaImoitve Soap cake. 0c; dozen soc
S5c CuttcurA Soap.
S3c Hesinol Soap, cake. 1Sc
Z5c Woodburys Facial Soap l6c
Ioc Packard's Tar Soap. Observation-Disclosures 1Sc
60c Forhan's Tooth Paste. aste...................3 35c
soc PepSodent Tooth Paste. .32c
60c PehecO Tooth Paste. te.....................3 &c
10c holyno9 Tooth Paste.
z5c Lyons Tooth Powder. er...................17 17c
$1.e0 Pyorrhocide Paste. te.....................S9 S9c
Soc Java Rice Powder. r........................3 BIC
75c La Blache Face Powder. .42c
TIC Djer kiss Face Powder. .57c
35c Mennen's Shaving Cream. ................2 23c
S5c Odo.ro-no ........................ c3c
Svc 2onthotHtum .3lc
Evening star., 1921-01-16

-FREE!
1cc Sterno Canned heat),
with a SOC Sterno Stove, con-
tanning a can of heat. o.
soc value OON
Evening star., 1921-01-16

Summit" Bulb Syringe.
the most CO m p Q te
syringe for the house-
ssle soIe' This S1.39
Evening star., 1921-01-16

2bo Meritol Group salve
with a $50 Graham's White
Pine Cough Syrup: OE
500 valne. ..,...,. AoN
Evening star., 1921-01-16
-FREE!.

39c Ladies' Dressing Comb
(hard rubber. all coarse teeth).
with a S1.19 Hair Brush, stin
bristle. good quality. 81 10
$1.58 value. ....... O1sxV
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-24

Tho Bridge crew which were sta,
toned In Adrian moved to Nampa
Friday where they will continue
their line OF work.
Mr.. Van Petten OF Ontario was
looking after business interests In
Adrian this week
T. T. Elliot motored TO Parma
this week. where he purchased
some seed potatoes.
Four car loads of cattle were ship
ped from Adrian Friday. two car
loads belonging 10 Frank Miller, one
to Mr.. Millsap and one TO Mr.. Hall
north. Mr.. Miller will accompany
the stock to Portland.
Rev. Shields OF Nyssa was In
Adrian Saturday. He ia greatly In
terested In the church meetings
which are being held In the upper
school house at present.
Pete Christensen has been quite
III this week. having the doctor out
to see him twice during the week.
Miss Corinne Maxwell and mother
were shopping In Adrian Friday.
Mrs. Gruner was visiting In Adrian
Monday and states that they have
purchased two new cows and will
start shipping cream.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-24
ADRIAN NEWS

Mr. Barns, noted potato grower OF
Wilder was In Adrian Saturday.
making arrangements for seed pOta-
toes with those who are going to
plant potatoes this year,
II. McCreary made a business trip
TO Wilder Friday. spending the night
with his brother-in-law, Mr., Earl
Canerhill,
Mr.. Robinson and Mr., Walters
took a large band OF cattle to their
summer range last week, Mr., Robin
son bringing Mr.. Walters car back,
Claud Bullock was shaking hands
with friends and old acquaintences
In Adrian Tuesday.
John Holly made a business trip
TO Boise this week.
A large crowd attended the dance
at the Park hall Friday the 18th.
Special music was rendered by the
Payette Orchestra. They will also
play at another dance TO be given
April Sth. Everybody come and have
a good time.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-24

Wear "Palmyre" waist. II means
distinction and quality. Morris
Millinery and Novelty Shop. l6 Adv
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-24
Soaps, Washing
Powders, Etc.

Crystal white soap, bar Sc
A. b. Naptha Soap,
4 for ..............2 .25c
Crystal white soap
flakes ............ .29c
Sea Foam naptha pow
ucr '..,,.....,, ZJc
Gold Dust (small sizc)
ID lOf .,........... zoe
5 ca rite Cleanser,
large can .......... De
Lux washing flakes. lie
Bon Ami (cake or
powdered) 3 for. .25c
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-24

FOR sALE-Good rich milk at
10c quart. Mrs. T. M. Morton,
Phone sew. l5-l6p.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-24

Skirts and waists OF distinction
and quality, Morris Millinery and
No'ei'y Shop' 16-Adv.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-24

WANTED-To buy good second
hand refriguator. Phone COW IT,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-24
Extra Spt cials in
Soaps,
Powders

Woodburys facial soap21c
Cuticura Soap Ole
Resinol Soap ....... Ole
Packers Tar Soap Ole
Pebecco Tooth paste, .35c
Pepsodent tooth paste 43c
Frostella Lotion .... .23c
Djer Kiss face powder soc
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-24

HEREBY GIVEN That the following claims against
1921 considered
ordered paid continued disalowed follows:
February 4th, 1921
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-24

Large sleeping room Try homemade candy. Fer's
Phone l7S-M l6tf. Cafe and Confectionery. Adv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
.|NDUSTR|ALS MADE
NEW Low RECORDS
Same Persistent Liquidation
Noted Throughout the
Entire Division

New York. Aug. GIN it's general
characteristics today's stock market
differed very slightly from the recent
sessions. There was the same slow
melting of prices under continued
liquidnting pressure and while not OF
urgent type was nevertheless persistent.
The existing pesslmism was perhaps to
some extent intensified by the failure
of a prominent brokerage firm. which
seemed to have been entirely the result
Of the protracted depreciation Of the
security values of many of the indus
trial concerns. The selling pressure
again automatically relaxed before mid
day and after irregular recOveriCS the
whole market became intensely dull.
There was virtually nothing in the
over the week end developments to aC-
count for the fresh liquidation. The
selling. nevertheless. progressed stead
lily during the morning. involving many
new low records. These included Sears
ROcbuCk. American Sugar, Pierce Ar
row common and preferred Hide and
Leather. Central Leather. L. s. Rub.
Der, Retail Stores. Houston Oil. Royal
Dutch. General Electric and Westing-
house. Pierce Oil common and pre-
ferred were also weak. The urgent char
aCtcr of the liquidation was indicated
by a transfer of one block of Sears
RoCbuck at 60. II decline Of 2l2 points.
At the sane time most of the other in
dustrials and spcCaltics forfeited ! 10 3
points.
While the rails held better they also
gave ground but their losses were lin
itcd to an average of a point. Advices.
however. from Washington. were not
altogether hopeful of pushing the re-
funding bill through before the recess.
but there appeared to be some posi-
bility of the vacation program being up
set by reason of the fight over the beer
measure. This had the effect to re-
strict trading in the rail group, rather
than influencing selling The real test
of the market position will be made il
action Of the relief measure is post
pOned to the regular session.
Different interpretations from n mar
ket viewpoint were made of the i'm
proved statement Of the Clearing House
banks on Saturday. No change of any
consequence was noted in the money
market conditions. The call renewal
rate was fixed at 5l2 per cent and aC-
cOrdng to all reports. there was much
better supply. This was because of the
lessened inquiry rather than because Of
Il growth of funds Foreign exchange
was very irregular with continued weak
ness in marks. Uncertainty concerning
T'nited Retail Stores was dispeled in
the announcement of the regular dlStri-
button by each of these companies. There
had been persistent rumors the dividend
would be reduced by the latter company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
CURB IRREGULAR
ON PR0F|T-TAK|NG
Business Continues on Small
Scale-Pressure in Oils Re-
newed; Trade in Mines Light

New York. Aug 22.--Trading on the
New York Curb Exchange continued on
a light scale, with interest for the
larger part Of the session centered In n
number Of the low priced issues, al
though slight activity at times devel-
.oped in some Of the higher priced shares.
After early steadiness, m irregular
movement developed on profit taking
The announcement Of the failure Of a
brokerage house had little or no effect in
either direction.
Cities Service common was in fair
demand. Mt one time showing an up
turn of l point. Farrell Coal after
opening up over point, subsequently
yielded u on realizing. Acme Packing
continued heavy around the previous low
level. United States Distributing was
unchanged. Commonwealth Finance,
common and preferred issues, improved
about n point each. British American
Tobacco was steady. Glen Alden Coal
was unchanged and Retail Candy was
about steady.
There was renewed pressure In Ar.
kansas Natural Gas, which yielded
nearly point to new low. There was
light pressure in International Petrol
cum. although this stock yielded only n
small fraction. Elk Basin was n shade
lower. Garth Syndicate was OFF a small
fraction. Ryan Consolidated developed
strength. moving up II. Texon OIL was
more active, advancing sc. Simms Pc.
troleum also was slightly lower and
Skclly OIL was quiet and about on a
parity with the previous closing.
Mining shares were somewhat irreg-
ular but with smaller turnover.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
NEW Work COFFEE MARKET

New York, Aug. 22,-Th" local cor
foe futures market opened Il 10 q" points
lower this morning, on continued pres
sure from S"ptrmhrr hquiuiIIL.o" r,,,, 80"
- The The market sold off g to . points on
the call this morning ON continued pres
sure from September, liquidation; to-
g~thcr with "A poor showing Of hmzil
~ noted by the official cables. At md
Gav Drjcrs were working to lower levels,
GnI,cmb4r selling off to G.5l", Dcc"m-
hrr 70 6 .NSc ana March to 7.3Gc, or to
IL T. points net lower. Ther" was very
'iItlr in the way Of demand and only n
moderate amount of selling.
In the local spot market, most all
kinds Of coffces were moving SatiStas-
torilv and at firm prices, indicating that
invisible stocks have been depleted and
that II rrpIcnishing process is now well
under way.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-22
NET change made bv comparison with last
sale N New YORK Stock Exchange
PHILADELPHIA BONDS
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Business oulet-French Loans Dull.
Home Rails Buoyant

London, Aug. 22,--Dcsplte more
confident feeling in securities on the
stock exchange here today. business was
quiet. The attendance continued smnlJ
Prc" changes in the glt- edged issues
were miyed and confined TO narrow
limits, Trading in French loans was
dull with prices holding around previous
levels
Price movements in the oil shares
were irregular, but n rallying tendency
was in evidence. Shell Transport and
Trading was AZ and Mexican Eagle,
49-lG.
Home rails were buoyHnt on what
appeared to be almost entirely profes
sional dealings. Dollar descriptions
were quiet and unchanged. On com
pction Of general reinstatement of
lines by former holders. Argentine rails
were inclined to sag and displayed heav-
mess Kafiirs ruled steady.