davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Choice Of Saif ~ Bidding
Gard Probabilities

take she ioliauiag band;
Hearts -A. 7,6.S
Ci1ts - 70. g.
Dhzuc1ds n i0. I.
Spates r
Th,s k4nd Is a good sxafrple G. = hand
oartafriuz 4 Gxr card suir The p-at'-
ah.l.rv IS 10 c.ykion cf tho eSaE re-
naming oaTts g The htsrs s-li 8 ia-s
thsy pslitc div s5td ttree = one pave,
three 10 aaosher and tad % TIE r1-fc.
Ia ether words. by le1dins the 4, \
ard small Heart. the hs3aeT q ~
Hear suit v5ii make four tracks ulfh
that suir II snrh = cnFrcCt, that lcaNxs
nine tfsrks 10 he f1ken by the c,hef
three slifs II the=e nine tricks sre
coasl'v divided anorg the three pszt-
e.. e. ere sho1id or the average VIA
three each THIS probability . c2.sed
The average expectancy ard iorH,s
.he bass q TIE frs, hio q TIE naed-
Mia the hard xircSdy acted. cealcr
Is sed N hiddius one Heart. for Z
si'l average - prodCoe io-T u-cks.
uhi-h. ADDED % TIE tkree te can eKpeVs
On thc average from his p@rt1eT, Nal
iasr rrodlce tAe seven II As recesSafs
10 fss-sf,. ! hsd a onc Heart rs pclas
ssli h. c0urud mere - lensfa - ccs.-
~ wi-h acor<uirg cr so-czile1 1fas-
mat I'D of anv hand. These v1rlo-s
uxohal si.iss - Ess. thar .1-r c-r q
ever kte hzrts Co1tair s-.iss 70 iocser
thar Ese cards. sfcrz.. tkzr 8 tNe card
sa hea1el by 4. X uall he divided ;. :.
!. lard be ve-gh folI TREAS q th4s slit
is tramp. ard fsss-. thas the average
uur,l~s cs trscks that r-4y le expected
from p1rfneF IS thTee lfae s2-called
a4rrace espectanCa 4 ~ Constitute the
s,-ral.ed card p-ch1tsAises. hese
are r.osx important ard r-nsg recess2ry
fcr every ncVice 60 understand. n
Card Valuation will Be taken up In
the nexs article.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
GARD PROBABILITIES

Cleveland eoaniy superintendent g.
5155's in he invest sstion q tas
case Several q. ne teachers admit
,c5 harng purchased ihe qles'iers
ard having used taem n PFalaF.ng
fr re examination. Miss Ncr1cr.i =
sat
q aiiaset that teacher q s..-
Ian eeeniy obtained e. s5FErse .rcm
.he state sEncr ntenae1ts Office
questions that vo-id have teel asked
o. sxam.na,ic- ana that ihis te-caer
k,.a these 11estlors 10 names wa7e
made 7rb,. hat & vas snHounced tae
nresuston rcuA contiaue an tha.
those involved wOaid ts a-cash. to
trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

xxNx xEEgE xZg - :
Is DEATH CASTS GLOON )
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
ff40''
INDUCES
REP0SE

Humphreys Namber Forty
Induces Repose. aud Natural,
hc 7elung Sleep
l'or Insomnia. >leeaiesaAtss.
Nakefulness-
No Narcotic. No D0re
&C. and s. lee. st a D-sE Store
or sent On receipt e price, q {. . ,
Parcel Post
Hsmphr~y.' Homsc Me1 aE Co. 20
VILLAS Sirees. Nee Kofk 1lef a lek
FIRE.
Humphreys seveniy-seven
breaks I'D Colds that hang on.
Sold by dealers fro m
Csuada "a Cane Horn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
CHOICE az sUIT IL BIDDING

As Il takss Svt gricks az C.uts o-
namords FOR game. these SUITS are
desssn1scd rtrrr f1sif ard the fie1rs
ard Spz1e sais. repairing only io4f
trirks .or game. ~.zaar salis. it y tte
exrrneuce of che hes- plzyers thz- s, is
aisnusE an anscm 81 the game thai the
iiril al ire great r,Asorry q hands
paved AZ Z s,.ig I'D = io1r tlscss - fn4-
tie Heart and Spade s1igs are much
rressrahie. TIE No Twmp requires
onlv three trirks ;cT g2rle and tarre-
f1re shcal6 h prr;er1a.e 70 ire riai2f
srsts II hzs be-a noted. hcptNcr. that
K ss safer on ihe average 20 play Tor
.rar trsrks a. Hearts or Spades. than
th-es trirks AZ 70 Iuuup. - thar the
r-zicr suifs are preferred eycu osef the
No Trump.
Th.s disiSon irio rlaior and E1inof
suits ard The rreiereace q uato< %
rrin1r * ever 10 No Trump has rrace
the Snade s1it The most vslgatse sui;
ter1usc lis holder car olthld any osnef
sa.t. uirh . better chance icg g11,e-
This rrsllt has gisrn rise % ne 50
called >gsa1r c1nvcntlon - az anip'or-
tart para * the 6oatls. wsirh ri. le
covered IN zlhse1l 1rtlr.cs-
Trs rent tticSs ic- Ike les slnncr e
take 10 are 1-'s frs ,'ss-ists ard C-rs
s1s@1ssH that Is. ph&g yol BAY yea
saaza.y cApect fIom Acur oNn and Tx
cther plsNers hands cn an zNefsse
Ge2l. and h1v 70 judge the ir.cS-t2Aa1s
Nai-c q thr c1r1ssa4 arc dc1.- 70 yo1
GARD PROBABILITIES
When a ceck a sfts two CArcs is
dealt out 10 fo4r PLAYERS. one az 3 tame,
il has been iound that about eighty pef
cert a these hands viil contain s1.rs q
nct u,ore than nve cards. lazt means
that four oas u rscrs' hse bands are az
tbs character and Therefore rcpressui
the tspe a hands thar must he cor
E6crvd frss by the noytce. FOR eNarss-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

The case vel Pc tried Cleveland
county where The examination was
held last A1glk
Penalty Tor those couF.ctsd 81 pu 2
chasing the questions. * is sad.
reyicafion az ihe.- state teachers GER
rncltes and denial 90 another exam
snaeoa Tor one year Peaaliy 'c'
sale az the questions S rss less taaT
$40 fine. ~ days io SIX months 90
Sail and barred forever from teaching
On the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
s-oors DOWN fARmEn

A'iaa;lS = SEP, .--0ee-se o.
aaks s, . farmer lv.az as rfa' p
aose Sn alanl ,cwa near as-s IS
eesa ard Nrs Alfred Lebach. viis Vi
~ rarr.esor ~ q ecneFsl sese there.
les N o STATE 81 caml AZ rcsG't g.
.oeiiaw wh.eh SET in when he ai-
,t@etea % shoot asrself after she IS
seged 70 hsye aho' aac killed @oanAe
A4aaeAg ussAt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
NFN LIBERTY MOTOR
ron BIC sEspiiNL

slR 1lsre. calf sef -7-Ae-
chanlcs have begun Installing n "a
i.laoFiy mo- ar iaa hle maIoe4-re
ia vhlch Liea,s John A MseReadr
ars oakley Ki % The army ai.
attem9' nsn-nop nisaf fscm San
Dfee &c New Yors 20 tgw days
ieuts M Ready end Kelly ar-
F.vi hers soaay- They nslde sae
las. les of the aishi fram nsyca.
El Paso to sal D.csC. Gen saraa
aeurs $ speed 81 q N.is mere ,1aa
40 mlss aa haa-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
AXE MAY DESCEND
ON MANY teachers
Tutors OF Cleveland and McLain
Counties TO Lose Their
Certificates Admit Buy
ing Questions

Normsa. SEPT -Ta ry-tf.
teachers q cleveland and McIan
e0aniiss fare dismissal and revo,a-
ton o. tAeir state certificate as tbs
result = an Investigation a. The III
legged buying arl uss q Q-s;.cls
coming from TIE oai-e q sbs state
superintendent = ,HsiT1c,'cn @ ao
them IN passing their exaniniii1->
last Arr1. l. pss disclosed Asre to-
night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
Asws sylrs osss,isas.

About s. teachers were exau.pfe
todAy hy kathryn van Learen assist
an; attorneys snersi, r z Niso-.
state superiuisndeu, 3, Eual.e ias,Fe,-
ton. and Miss Maude NoriheLu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

xEEE EEE = X = = -
Tne fn-tre community Te-e re.oi1-
ina wrh t1s Leamsn tAn .g as
wefs. whsn oas a-sar another
q .hs -lue living chldrer. arrived 60
attend a Go.deu Weddias
Tasv came from several states
sad Oh wsre here tnt Hemer. ths
youngest sen. Who Nith his =. J.
nd chlsrsa NAs expected 20 arrive
soon-aud thea came The c-usA-1E
usws os Homsrs death
Words are roNeriess 10 sxqress'
tha deD;h o. sympathy ard love
which .hs ent.re community feel tcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Dallas. Tsxas-I had been IL Il
health for long tine and Asa !
more serious condition ceveio2sd
zzs under treatment OF doctor. Tut
cOuid not see much improvenent- /
then began taking Dr.. Pisrce's Favor
lie Prescription and nov I an = Per
fectly wel vouz1. I shaI always e
slad q say a good word for Dr
Psrce's Favc-ite Prescription Nrs.
" r. PsscAaH. 1910 Metropolitan
Street - .
Health Is most important 70 yol
Do not neglect Il Obtain this H-e.-
cripsi0u OF Dr. Pisrce's now, in lad
or tablets from Jour druggist, or send
iec for trial pkg. Of tablets % n.
Pierces InvzliSs Hotel IN B1ffa-1
" Y OF write for free medical Id
sse1s IL "a az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Results Yesterday
Western League

Results Yesterday
Western league
AZ Denver b. Owaha &
Ooihes games plsytl Monday
ssts Lcz-at
A. Boston 8. h-ook'yu r.
Al New York &. = Lau's :
Al Philadelphia s. Cincinnati
No ether games sea 90 1.ea
Auerean Asso- aticr
Al Man '5polis :. i.al sylile z
A. aEllNankee 8. CeiumbQs %.
Al = Pau, s. Inli4ra9ols
Al kansas C.ty =. Tc.e3o -.
, 1922-08-09

Hope. Mae Hopkin. Bert Woodruff
and JOIN HArron. The picture was
directed by Frank Lloyd.
, 1922-08-09
JACK HOLT IS HEROIC
VILLAIN IN NEW film

When the needs Of the m~osionxnlo-
ture turn a natural hero into &vl-
lain. and change a vell-known off
stage smile into q terrifying scowi.
doubt may well creep into the opin-
Ions OF photopIay audiences as TO the
real character Of the player who Is
sufficiently versatile TO accomplish
such a right-about impersonation.
That Is what Jack Holt has done in
his latest picture, the Goidvyn produc.
ton OF Rita weiman's first original
screen story. The Grim Comedian"
The picture will be shown at the
America theater for two days. begin
ming Friday.
Jack Holt needs no Introduction to
photoplay goers. as he has played lead
ms parts for several Of the large pro-
ducing companies. He has been with
Universal. Ince. Famous Players. and
now with Goidwyn. Previous 10 his
screen career. Mr.. Holt played four
years in stock. He was born in Win
chester. Va, and received bis educa,
ton as the Virginia Military institute.
In The Grim Comedian" the villain
who Is not entirely that. though he
has certainly nothing OF the conven-
tlonal hero about him. has the leading
male role. Jack Holt convincingly de-
picts a man OF the world who is call.
Gus to sentiment in others. and goes
as hard way until owe overpowers
, 1922-08-09
DOROTHY DALTON Seen
At BEST IN PICTURE
At AMERICA THEATER

From the halls Of England's mighty
TO the simple inn of n peasant in South
Africa. near the very Jumping off
place is the record established by
THE Woman Who Walked Alone" a
somewhat gruesome yet ever gripping
and interesting p~hotoplay.
The story written for the cinema
was taken from the famous novel,
THE Cat That Walked Alone" and is
indeed a credit to the book. Miss
Dorothy Dalton. dimples n all,
shines as the heroine who makes the
great sacrifice of losing her reputa.
ton that a younger sister might live
on jim happiness,
Reputation gone. South Africa
seemed the only place TO turn, and
although a sure huff" English coun-
tess, turned bartender in a small colon
ial inn. and served the snappy ale to
the kings South African mounted po-
lice.
a poor chauffeur who had once
known the in merry England,
also betook himself off 10 the land of
darkness, and here they met for the
second time under peculiar circunl-
stances. If you loved a man and
wanted to marry him, would you o
slider it you duty to turn him over to
the ;aw If you knew he had a murder
upon his soul?
See what tho woman WHIT Walked
hiur e." did. at the America today nnS
tomorrow, and Ass judgment upon
her right in so doing.
Milton Sills, as the hero. poor bloody
and handsome, and Maurice Flynn
who takes the part OF the leader of
the police force, give Miss Dalton ex-
cellent support in her star role.
, 1922-08-09

mild digestant It contains. it pre-
vents In most cases the ~after-dis-
comfort that might result.
A gentle laxative is also includ-
ed. This corrects the u OF tho
trouble by Riding the system OF
the toxins or body poisons that SO
often are h cause OF pain and
restlessnesa.
fold attack upon pain. colds. head
aches. ~earaches, rheumatism. etc.
Be sure to aak for TINGLE'S LAXO
ASPIRIN. tho improved aspirin
with the thrna ointa
, 1922-08-09

Nee, me 1t the Smoke House.
A-s . an American LeglonnaIrel
, 1922-08-09

from the pockets OF his victim. and
then told him 20 run n not ~ to
turn about until he was out of sight.
a warrant was Immediately issued
for his arrest by police headquarters.
and he was taken into custody by
Captain Clayton md a party OF raid
ers. A gun was found upon him But
to prove that he held up Greer will
be considerable OF a task, as It is
sad that there were no witnesses to
the affair.
. II the police court finds the evil
dence sufficient Heddy viii be turn
ed over 10 the county authorities but
failure on his score will probably re-
suit in n fine for carrying concealed
weapons.
Greer is also in Jail upon charges
q being drunk. II was while in his
intoxicated condition that he notified
the officers of the hold-up, and OF his
loss in money. He was taken into
, 1922-08-09
STATE HIGHWAY
WORK HERE To
Be CONTINUED
Extensive Program Mapped
Out for Natrona and Bor-
dering Counties During
Coming Months.

An extensive campaign by the
STATE highway department. involving
the building and improving OF high
ways in southwestern Natrona
northwestern Carbon. and eastern
Fremont counties, VIII begin befors
winter sets In and VIII probably be
plac=d in the process OF construction
with the d'sappearance OF the snow
IN 1923.
By the newly laid plans the speed
ily developing Ferris oil field near
tine junction Of thu four counties. will
lie tapped from Casper by an eXten-
zion OF the present A1cova road. from
Rawlins by a common road which
will branch al the oil field into the
Casper and Lander roads, from
Rivertou and lander by the great
Rocky Mountain highway. which
when completed Will line Rawiins
with the park. and undoubtedly
make the Union Pacific railroad
popular with tourists who wish 20
visit lint great wonderland. Yellow
stone Park.
Al present there are two roads
leaving Lander in the same general
direction and yet growing farther
apart untl they finally cav each
other completely. One extends
northeast 10 Casper and in time he
comes the present Alcova road. and
the ether follows a northwestoriy
course To Rivcrton and Lander and
Is now known as the Rocky Noun
,aln highway.
'rlr common state highway to ex-
tend north from Rnwlins straight to
the great oil feds, will do away with
tho ncocas.ty OF maintaining we dis
tinct highways. In addition to this
Improvement, O. step Of this nature
will make the Aicova road n state
highway and IL viii therefore be
maintained ~ the state.
Casper will then be connected in
much the same manner with the
rapidly expanding Ferris oil field as
n Is now connected with Salt Creek,
and in a short time. trucks will un.
Couhtedly be plying between the two
points.
The project calls for the expendi.
ture Of thousands OF dollars in re
routing and road building, hut when
complete Will undoubtedly pay divi-
bends in traffic and the smoother
transportation of products and tour
lists in the oil fields Of the state.
, 1922-08-09
InfantHe Paralysis
Is Fatal to Child

Mary Jean Sundwell. the 11.year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
E, Sundwell died at the family home
on West Midwest avenue, at 1876 this
morning of an ~infantile malndy. The
funeral will be held tomorrow at 10
"A. m from the Shaffer-Gay chapel.
, 1922-08-09
ASPIRIN
IN NEW PERFECTED FORM

Aspirin Is most effective in at
Iecking and relieving pain. and
mus Is indispensable TO those suf-
iering from rheumatism, head
sches. earaches, lumbago, etc.
Many suffering from these, how
ever, have heretofore been unable
TO beneht from ordinary aspirin,
because OF their tendency to flntu-
lency or heartburn.
Now comes the new pain reiiever
- a newly perfected aspirin with
special beneficial qualities. TIN
giles LAxO ASPIRIN not only
relieves pain. but by mean Of a
, 1922-08-09
ReprieUe Denied
Wilson SIayers

LONDON. Aug. e.%By The Associ-
ated Pressl-A reprieve was refused
by Home Secretary Short TO Joseph
o'sullivan and Reginald Dunn. SEN
fenced 10 be hanged tomorrow for the
assassination of Field Marshsl Sir
Henry ugh WiIsnn.
, 1922-08-09

custody and viii be forced to appear
mis- evening on two cases. One. the
case OF highway robbery in which
he viii be the plaintiff. and the other
a clear case OF drunk and disturbance
IN which he win take the part OF h
defendant.
, 1922-08-09
NORTH CASPER RESIDENT HELD
AS H0LDUP, COMPLAINANT IS
In JAIL FOR GETTING DRUNK

Charged with the serious crime of highway robbery. Cur
tbs Heddy, resident of North Burlington, sits in the city Jail
awaiting the word which will call him to the bar, to state his
TO Police Magistrate Murray in police court.
Heddy is alleged to have drawn a gun and held it tightly
TO the breast of j. ID. Greer. while he removed some S16O
, 1922-08-09

him It is a trick the grim comedian.
life. has played upon him: for when he
falls in love for the first time. fate
, 1922-08-09

steps in end gives the SIR TO another.
Playing with Mr. Holt in this GoldWyn
producing are Phoebe Hunt. Gloria
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
CONTINUES TO RISE
icy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Feb. 2I.-Tho out
standing feature of today's foreign
exchange market was the continued
rise OF British exchange. which es-
tablished yet another high record
since August. 1919.
Demand bills on London rose tn
$40 during the market session. and
this was extended by "A liberal frac-
non after the close of business. Tho
french rate eased slightly from its
recent brisk advance and italian re-
mittanceS also Were moderately
lower, hut the Belgian rate hardened
TO the accompaniment of the higher
quotations reached by that govern
ments bonds In this market.
fnildcrs. or Dutch exchange, rose
about fifty points on reports that tho
Netherlands government Is ncgotiat-
ing a loan of considerable proportions
nero. Danish Swedish and Norwe-
gian rcmittances more than recov-
cred their losses OF the previous day.
Indications OF better trade condi-
tons between the United States and
Canada were furnished by the furth-
err reduction OF the discount on Mon
trcal. which fell to 1916 cents. This
is the lowest rate OF discount re-
ported for the Canadian dollar hero
in almost three years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
BIG MARCH TENDERS
DEPRESSING INFLUENCE
lily Associsteh Pres. !

NEW ORLEANS Fob. T.-The lower
trend OF the cotton market today was
mainly due 10 larger March tenders than
generally expected. although rain In
OkIshonia and prosnccts Of tho breaking
OF the d-outh In tho Northwestern Sec
zion OF the belt was cause contributing
in the easlness. Lowest levels came in
the early trading. when the marker was
" 10 - points on. After that prices bsckc,
ana nIieh within narrower range and
the close was al net losses on the DAY OF
- Z" ~ Joints. March closing at SIS. AT
rue lowest !,"foh traded at iG.;5.
Notices FOR abou; 1880 bales OF cotton
10 go against March contracts appeared
This being first notice day for the incor, :
Ing spot month. For a while II looked
a. " they were being allowed to CirCuia..
and the market reached It's lowest levels
under this impression. but when Il was
perceived that the notices were gradually
sitting through brokers hands 10 firms
which had Instructions to stop them tn.
market commenced TO recover and around
The middle OF the morning prices were
hack within 10 y points OF yesterday
close. March risins Ia II.ol.
Fresh selling appeared after Oklahoma
commenced 10 wire in messages that rair,
was falling in that State. such rcrorts
having all the more effect becaug,c OF the
storm area ~ thc west OF the bclt which
many traders thought likely To bring con
sidcrabi" rain Ia the belt over the holiday
tomorrow.
Open. High. Low. Close
March ............ 1857 1901 i6.5 ijs'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
LfHEHTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
By Frrdk T.. SoItiak & Co.
49, Investmrnt Bank1rr.
IN. Y. COTTON CLOSES
FIRM AT DECLINE

NEW YORK. Web. 2i.IIn,.r.,, 4, mo
cn,,on market today seemed 20 cent.r
Mp on the con,inusd evening up Of
sSrcctodly ARE notices in Dew Orleans
had been promptly stopped led to rallies
s.}fier an n early dee!ine mere. bu, .,';a~
TO as? again ani Chased -, 81 rhe
HGreT,l Inn-ket closed firm at a ne, de.
cine or u TO 81 points.
IN SrcHin- was ba:"iy steady at de-
so"n showing net losses OF - to "a nninis
unner ilnM tai'"n and selling for a re-
ruling Of L.vEtpcoi and reports ina, No
,'ccs n pro-. .ig i'.5J :.ales hi ~ :,
Issued against March contract. In New
here. and ,hare wa. some ssnt,e glpe so snd
-rn scIinS. hu, after a shnrtI hrn,h ~ :,
INC opcninE. March in the New 0risa =
here that the .sSuets OF New orIesns M
.iceA were trying 10 get back their COT
rh!s started cGyeiing by some OF the
enriy sellers locally, white there was also
nv n,hT Gu M , Snrins the middle OF the day
chester and reports of good spo, a" :
Hand In the South. March rallied from
ts.io 10 20 aud July from i7.3i 10 i,5s
hgures and turned "a shade easier foI.
loving reports that the cotton taken nm
% wnn ihe m.st .areh NOTICES in New Orleans
livery. Prices dropped back TO aboH,
the early low level. hut the March
Premium was pretty well maintxlncd and
mere WAS a renewal ot near month GOV.
erlnE in the late trading. which came
IarErIy from houses with Liverpool CON
Closing prices showed rallies Of .nver,,
points from the lowest. There aIpchred
To he no very definite idea as to how
1nmhanr notices might he issued here on
to 5000 bales. ''"' WV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
CHICAGO GRAM MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2!.-Although wheat to-
day scored a new high price record Tor
tnc season the market declined most OF
me time. chiefly on account OF "A rroSpcc-
west. tios!p.; quotations were unsettled.
cent to Is net lower. with May l.ti'i
tn W., and July t:cn To I.25A,. Corn
gained y. to cent and oats finished I'M
"utcu'ne WAS the same as yesterday TO
81 down
General "Npectanc" or rains in Kansas
ana other states that for n long Whit"
have been without adequate moisture gave
an advantage from III. start TO sellers ot
wE"nt tn fact that tomorrow would b.
n holiday acted also az an iniuccment 10
r"all." on holdings. For the time being.
fresh upturHs in Liverpool quotations wore
practically Ignored here. About the mid
Ill" OF tn" session. however. leading
crop expert gave publicity To contpr..
hcnstvc report Indicating severe dcteriora-
t!"n az the wint"s crop In the tcrritor;
from Texas to Nebraska. inclusive. This
f.nnft brought n bout 4 temporary rush
q: huynE that lifted the ,narkc, to tho
traders. ncycrt h"lcs.. preferred 20 avoid
the risk OF rain and OF any unforeseen
contingencies while business was inter.
ruoted tomorrow. L'ic dealings, there
fore. were at material setback from
the inr prices reached
,Sctv' rNurts call was largely rcspOn-
sihl. for the corn ms-k"t m.k!ng n new
Nigh price record for the present croo.
4Hfi .w"r. limited or'v nv ability TO rot
The grain loaded. Shipping demand FOR
oats was relatively slow.
Prorisi"ns advanced with hnrs. hut r"-
actcu later ms result of selling which
a,rnHarcd - he for New York account.
attained IN" hirhcs. prices yet this season.
Leading futures ranged NJ follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
CHICAGO LIVE sroCK MARKET.

ciilcAGo. Feb. I.-cat,ie: ll.o99: beef
steers. 800: bulk. i.Gus.2i Bulls steady
70 = higher; boiognas largely 1909: LIS :
Cat heavy bulls mostly I.5tii Ills: yenrling
butcher hulla 5.ijft625: veal calves steady
to % higher; bulk realc-s - packers 10000
feeder strong to higher: bulk. 6,5GTT2j
Hogs: Receipts. $500: STEADY TO u
higher than Mondays average: mostly )
TO - higher: close fairly active: holdnvcr
moderately liberal: shippers bought about,
.."OD. top, lW.Gi 80 10 80 I ouud aver
tTes: hulk l0i0ni)61. pigs strong to -
higher: bulk desirable 100 10 IL pOun,le ~
}. "A 100: some strong WEIGHTS up To TO- Co.
sheep; R-ccipts. BOD; steady to strong
"pots. 10 TO u higher: fat lamb top. ID - .
hn,k desirable kinds. i6.1j i6.i5: Texas
Fhorn lambs u? -: fall shorn Texas year