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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
Abilene Texas League :,
Club Is NOlU For salf

ABILENE, Texas. April 2S-Hano
bills were distributed on the s stTeea
here today advertising the Aoi'sn, ~,
club OF the West Texas league "a
sale for s3,500, Assets were l!',s ,ss
at $4,000. II stated hat unless "a
club Is sold. today's game VII ~ /,
league baseball so far as Aolle"e
concerned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
Set New Skating Record.

CHICAGO, April 2J.-Skating
against time. Roland Cioni. worlds
professional champion, set a new
worlds roller skating record for
the quarter-mile when he made the
distance In AZ 2-5 seconds at the
Grand American roller skafins dSrby
being held here,
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GAMES FOR NEXT WEEK
IPa Stadium


Monday-First NJ. Il. VS.. Orcutt
Memorial.
Tuesday-Grace NJ II. VS.. First
Presbyterian.
Wednesday-First NJ. Il. va. First
Christians.
Thursday--First NJ. r, VS.. Grace
NJ. Il.
CosdcD a Company.
Monday-2nd Presbyterian VS..
First Christians.
Tuesday--Boston Avenue VS.. I'M
manuel Baptist,
Thursday--Orcutt Memorial VS..
Boston avenue.
Friday--2nd Presbyterian VS.. First
Baptist.
Kendall.
Monday-Collese Hin Presbyte-
rlan VS.. First Baptist.
Thursday-lmmanu Baptist vs.
First Christians.
Friday-College Hlll VS., FRS
Presbyterian.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
Fire Leading Batters
of Major Leagues
College Baseball.

College baseball.
~ Lawrence, Kan. Kansas university
1eteated Ames TO 2 and TO In a
a. 81, Louis, Washington II, Missouri
university 2. first game; Washington a
Ml.souri university 3, second game
Minnesota Northwestern I.
A. state college, Penusylvanla-Buck.
nell g. Pennsylvania state g
Army g. -
At Annapolis---Nayy Q. West Virginia /:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
BY ROBERT EDGREN.

ROBERT
Gene Tunney, American ght-heavyweght champion, is
boxer of rather unique type He thought of boxing
before the As buck private in the marine corps put
the gloves for the first me learned how fight
picked very fair degree Of skill He fought in the A. E.
F. championships, winning decision Bob Martin
other frsclass heavyweight fighting developed in the
army camps and later the ghheavyweight champion
ship by defeating Ted Jameson of Milwaukee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
Lewis Throws Grandayich,

ENID, April 29.--Ed ts,rahi5h' al
Lewis defeated John Grahqar, rn last
Serbia at the tabernacle e.r.ight
night by taking the first two .ss. .fall
falls OF a best two out OF ad tmd s3S
schedule. Both men we!s"''
pounda
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
Rain Halts Games
In Sunday School
League Last Week
Standing of the Teams.

There was very little activity in
the Sunday school league last week
account adverse weather conditions.
however there are big lot OF games
scheduled for next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
Cosdcn & Company.

To train 5000 aviators during
the World war cost the United
States $4,000 each.
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Topela
Sapuipa.

MATTED for Dodd In third
NNBatted for Adsir IN sixth.
4To right field IN eighth.
Score by innings. RUr
Topeka ...... 002 600 40 o-b d
Sapulpa ...,,. 900 600 800 Id 2
summary Thrce-bnHe hits -- Ross
Cleveland. Two-bass hiis-Rose. clark
FUNK. stolen bascs-Kelly, Cleveland
Hahn. wild pitoh-Smith. LEFT on basos
Hardy by Dodd. Struck out--Tly Luohun
o. by Dodd I, by Clark q. Rases on halls
or l.uchum 7. of Dodd 2 orr Clark
orr smith !. Time--rwo hours I'm.
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asHe ToAAeY.
AEF Aao
AMERICAN LoHr-peAH
CnArnpic~a , WHO is
A NEW vtpE ANoNo
FeaTsRS AND NeH
DC CHALLENGING DsMpss~
eSFoRE LoA0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-14

.wIEAT--Receip.s, tea, ,ooe bushels: Mar
xisos xs Tsa s. rsfS 5s:s sI.ss' IS
quoted at the following schedule OF diseSunts,
Mssa Mhss whss, 6 under red bss Winter Snde
10. :: Nc, . wheat lie under No. 9. sam
pie ceRSsctp.ss sfsSra'Rs e saali'y Wa. bushels
sf aScan:sd ia oc fsr ios So IN ''S!' Ssss
&c. : ssiio% ssigi"'"Ss S5 '?'s 49, 'G' Ssow Si Sfa
" Receipts. 1905 bushels, ,, MS,k,S, &c,
S '?' wse M .ss ss a47s; sF !Sss Ss. J. wS,s.
tL2ufs-acce.p,s. 1000 bbls. and 4,SseT;
Quotations. Per 'iiee:iss.. pasS.d in lAo;iS
Si"s tssh al fo 81 SfsasE d.
g. pai.Ss ;sHrt sStasS ,s ss &C. .hSs
StaSs, asS '''nss, az S' II. E'n nSss
rRovisIoNs-s.eadi,y held. Beef, in sets:
singled ana a,,,drisd .SS sItf dried sos.
20 ss "a O9s 49,
TG piente shoulders. @ I. y. cured loose. iOc %,
SMOKED. lie; bellies. IN pickle loose i'ei
StTTl:R@Markst cute! spt s,ssay ,ssS Said. s,iS:
packed creamery. extras. 3I1e: ,onbne -s,, saies
sssssadf rs sSSdis ss 4S sssnds St!s
:Mset creamery cho!cs sS ssssy "sn es,Sn "a
SfSSs nsaS fsr ssnfa ,R T'sa and g
sse; sstt"ss; Seconds % 81 sSci wcsstn extra tsis
$S rs,s sSSGnd. 81 81 s+s ndsa sSa'sss ssEs
Il & se,sil'ri tss fair fasss sGSa % eaia 81 iae
SISSr:%S asl: .dsg Ssa fsti sGi 'sss g
ss i!s. 81 .s obSns Rsss sale. a''s
nfv 1--we siss potIfSY Fs%Is. HGs Is assAo,ts;;
fsnsy tS good f:
msSe spring chicksns fHne' ySow ,s:s s1nSq CD
drs Iym0siis 5sS BS?hs sr ~sssssa ;a
gssS. Ga fS SRs f.hin isss ass sss;
do. mixed coiors.. 81 n 34e: do. Muscovy. ssa
:ss geese ?e sDess sScG. souHs IgsS5c gss Pa5C
" old. per- pais. 70 a Soc; pigeons per pair. old
'nf 'f:Assa re-
Ss sSs YfGs''ny ass yxsishss Ss so: SsEis
RSs iss and ws'ah,Hs unasr ROASTING sfeksns'
Western. dry:picked. in boxess::-we!GhinE A..
g.. ap.:oo 5H' .na aS over wseStns se "a apsss
nS a noe; Weighing lbs. apiece. ~ q nc
Roasttns chickens. Western, fancy soft.
nieatel, in bbls. Weighing 4a5 lbs and over
coarse and s,aggy. In hnls.. weighing = 4n
lbs aud over apiece. ssa2sc: ROASTING ehlSk' n, T.
3Sc: bro!i,ns chickens. Western. weighing
II d lbs, apiese 32 sis; chiSSsnss western ste
.na chickens. nearby Weighing 4d3 lbs and
owsr ss apisce. seT ssc: roasting Chickens. near
by Weighing 8is lbs apiece. p 3Oc: broilins
3S a 3Sc: chickens. nearby. weighing 2h pa
lbs apiece, "a q 2Ge old rosters. dry.piSsaso'
90 a 23c Spring turkeys-Ecarby, fancy. %
ff5ec;: western fancy: so q SIC; fa;r to ,S ,GoSSs
fancy. 80 a 33c: do fair to good. 2o q &c
Gecse, fancy. o3 a 25c; do. fair to good. &c
q 22c. -
81 9O0y2A0; sweet POTATOES. Jersey. rCr "s
Sushel basket-No, !. sl.239 LILO; NO -
80 Q90c
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Dfatbs

y, AHE2LE: Feb l:; MABEL kIznETH.
rY,.a to at,erd ,funera! s"-vicss; Tues. 7,so
+; ~. AZ her !at9 r1sdGt es. IepoS r9ai'
We'd. Oakland Cen. Mountain Home. Pa.
ADAMS. - suddrn.y. Feb -. CATH.
aH!NE b"!cTci wifi" o. Ieaac \. AIHma }n@:
fr.denc&4 aas7 x 1," Wa'er Tc' 4. soein: r:
!" A. i Int ''';%" nr;Ya11. ''' st. pc,sTs %t Gem
aa1sf;st fSSF q Harry r ard 'aa5 RiS. s nelc2ct
ssS ssFvoc. s %.9 esi9 ye1rs s resSaSes Saihs
l+I2 MARLBOROUGH St. In,. westminster Gem.
hlERMANH;--Fer. Il. 1922? ROSE; widow
ssrvt~s sa rhu.s :F"HH 40 p M sit "a her "S rcsia""r
G%ao Opal ST.. Gorma ntown. In.. Northwood.
IA nlFNEY Feb ~ AIEXANpEl son Of
VI j. NJ tr?n III ne rssiisneS: lS,5
may View " remains nal " TuSs. %''aS" eve. ~
ds"fh,sr ss Ct JonH r. I'D GsrrHds & 81 HE
par@6ts' resilcnde. $50 W. foc,iiand st.: St.:
seE N9%s" at hSh IS g. GnHsef ho 2i
S"!uI nra Cemetery.
: ,BLlss:--A, New Yor.l C.,y. sunday. Fob;
Aane DaiIs., n.S Bs. sTvicss s at % her house n
40 Park ave-, NV, ror". Tues. Feb. II. a.
. ~ . 'IOcH lHl, private.
H&2THE"S RH f. q S':e';ss Ps 50RS
soH y; %ewn r and Isabel J, Booth.
BowES.--On Feb. 12 1922 WILLIAM s..
West GhoS St F s.r1Sss S%0H Thurs sso
/ ~, residence. 10 =. 6o,h s;. High mass Our
Haiy Gros5 r IS" ceiS % Ree,tves and friends uiso
Phi'a Council. No. 1876. X OF c., and all
other societies Q: which ho was q member. IN
BkooE5. FEB. IL HARRY sIDpoNs.
Hoo G ,nS Ind i4 Erao5sSn sSTs' Of s 'na
~ XII sv;;ss %s!
TfT?t Wx5tss Teei Sc H. II: HaSF* FSfss T. f GS
;nds SSFH@ are r. ntsd n9tHt so's attend M
..es. Wed. 9 p, NJ, at his late resilenoe;
i II la 12HN 10 ;S,.ds5 hE$i1;
=, 81, rSsiien$s. ss2l y, American, s., Int.
private, Kemasns may ne viewed We'd :
,CAMpBEI.L.--on Feb. 10. SARAH. wife
Ra.s,ves s' and I'd tri.nds' also st, Michssfs d
" Sodai':y nYl'ed TO funeral THIsssday
EhHrch Of tie Holy Maine at 10 a. NJ, Int,
wdS" 2!'"ff Of wiilia@ M 20 = GoIssr. &st% 5a ru rS
H%Ty''it i,r TH"T: r a Z I7io '"si = ia,h 8. q
Mt rrIva'o. T"rnwond "ein
: GOShPD. 90 SuLdeniv. Ht his rcsLd.nce. 49,
3lG}I }I,h q; FSn i%s "a "a TMoMAs s hA,o FL i
iurcral viii be given,
CONDY.-.Irh. l3, JOSEPH A. son q,
the late william and Jan" CUndy ana nus
land or Mary Curdy (ree MCCu!oughl Du,
io,!ca ot funeral. residence. Isl. Wharto.
CONNIE Feb. l3 .rOIIN y. husband o,
Ann.s Cortna. aseI IS. Relatives nnd frcnd'
% t3sd r% ns to %s4 Hs risnS iH"SrS 5"s %@%'S icn
d Camden, y J, Int. private, Arlington
COWARD. Suddenly, Feb. II. HARRY
p. husband OF Mary Coward, Funeral serv
l.. q. o. 81, so, "a, and employees OF rnlor
News Co. are invited; We'd, $50 r NJ.
i22 Ctes,er .ps;c,, collnEGaie, Pa, int, Fern
w09a afG %a'i may yA%EXMShuS is $Ss&S4 tuSS eye eye
nusdsnd OF nsTtks .; ciais, %s'a 52 yeSrf
Tny.: io92 n ~: ,a aIesiSs"cs ,Ts % Sa5
I Int. Great Valley Presbyterian Csm:
CRAvDN.-On vSb u. 1o22, JosUPHnJl
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TOBACCO SHARES
LEADERS ON Curb
Motors Show Little Change.
Oils lrregular-Postun,
Cereal Active

New York. Feb. 14.--There was q
stronger tone TO trading on the Curb
today. The tobacco stocks were fea :
turc, but they did not move into new
ground. Philip Morris was. firm and
IL. j. Reynolds was traded in at 3s&
TO 80. Tobacco products Exports was
in demand, moving up from 0"s to Z.
4 feature Of the market was initial
trading in Postum Cereal common.
There was pronounced strength III Hud :
son and Manhattan common, which
was In special demand and moved up
TO 4i.. Lincoln Motors was compare =
lively quiet. ranging from 2hs to "A
Other motor stocks showed little
change. Grant Motors sold at and
Peerless Motors at "a to 34h.
The Radio stocks held firm, the com.
mon again selling at 4 to Az. Inter.
continental Rubber showed a better
tone and was traded in at : and IA
during the forenoon. Gillette safety
Razor was fairly active but without
change.
Petroleum stocks were irregular.
Kirby Petroleum was influenced by
heavy production and moved 10 new
high record. Standard Oil Of Indiana
ranged from S5a, TO SOS.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

Now York, Feb li.--BCTTER steady. Re
ccpts. 65sS tubs. Creamery. higher than
extras 37S G3shc: creamcry. extras. y.
score 3Iik c; creamery. firsts. 50 70 81 score.
33 q 37c: packing stock. current make No.
=. 2Oi7 q 2ic.
EGGS unsettled. Receipts, 13.649 cases.
Fresh gathered. extra frsts. ~ q 42c: fresh
gathered. Ars.s. Ss1 q iOc; state. nearby
and nearby Western henncry whites. hrsts
70 extras, a36I isc: hennery browns. extras.
"a q 4ic: state and nearby gathered browns
and mixed colors. frsts to extras. 400
refrigerator. first SO 3ic.
CHEESE frmer. Receipts. iG30 boxes.
State. whole milk. fats fresh. spec. ais. 200
milk twins. specials. coo 20h!c; Dc. average
run 1oc
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Yellow Cab Mfo. Stock Dividend

Chicago. I'eh. 1.-THE yellow Cab Manu-.
featuring Company has declared q 100 per
cent stock dividend on class u stock. payable
March 1 to STOCK Of record February IS.
Faul II. Geyscr was elected Vice president.
Tn" Yellow Cab Company has sold all Its
!ntereses q, tile Black and White cab Com.
association OF individual owners Of tax.cabs.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
To holders Of Victory Notes and othei

NOTICE OF REDEMlTlOS
To holders Of Victory Notes and other,
0oncerned:
Notice IL hereby given ns follower
l-CaM for redemptlon Of 3a4 Per Cen,
VICTORY Notcs.-All Uf the az per cent Sc
rIes Of United States OF America Convertioie
Gold Notes o. l022-lo23. otherwise known as
~ per cent Victory Notes, are hereby called
for redemption on June l5. 1922. pursuant TO
the provision for redemption contained In
the notes and In Treasury Department circu-
lar No. 13s. dated April "a 1919. under
terest on all Victory Notes Of the 3S per
cent series will cease on said redemption
date. June 10 1929.
IS ispcnsion and Terminal ton Of Victory
Note conyer.ion priyilege. LIN View Of the
Gall for the redemrton Of all 3N per cent
Victory Notes on June IS. 1922. and pur-
susnt to tho provisions Of said Treasury De-
oa-tment circular No. .l3s. the privilege OF
hereby suspended from February o, 1922, 10
June Is. 1922, both inclusive. and on June
10, 1922. will terminate. Victory Notes aC-
cordingly cease TO ha lnterconvertib!e. efec-
Tive February .. le... aid on and after that
date no conversions {: the notes may 10
made.
9--Deta!led Information "a 20 the pr.senta.
tion and surrender Of 3't per cent Victory
Ntes for redemption is given IN Treasury
Department circular W. 2IT. dated February
Q 1922. copies OF which are available ~ the
Trtasurr and the Federal Reserve Banks.
iSigued, a. W. MELLON
Secretary ot the Treasury. Feb. 9. 1922
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!Annua! Meetings
yNoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI

- the prescribed regular Annual Meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Ph!lade nh Ia
Electric Company will be held at the general
ofYices cf the company. 1000 Chestnut street
Philade!phia. Pa, on Wednesday. April la
lO2e, at 12 o'clock noon. for the election OF
q Board OF Directors for the ensuing year:
also at said meeting 70 take action on the
crease o. the Indebtedness OF .Na company
frum sixty million dollars $3.50. O00. .OOOl TO
one hundred and fifty million dollars $3.50.
COO, ,OO0l. IN pursuance OF resolution OF
the Board of Directors Of THIS company
and for the TRANSACTION Of such other bust.
ness a. may properly come before the meet.
ing BY order OF II. Roarl o. Directors.
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R>-SsTHE LEHIGH COAL AND NAVIGA
US TlON COMPANY

FNIIadeI Iphia Feb. =, 1927.
The Anuua, M"s,nG, ot the Stockholders OF
The Leh,gh Goa! and Navigation Company
will be held al tho off, of the Company
All Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa. on
February es. 1922. at II o'clock 4. NJ.
when and where an election. will be- hoIj for
President and Hoard OF Managers to serve
Cor the ensuing year.
Copies OF the annual report can De had
At the Company's Office on and after Feb
Yuary q, 1922.
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IN NESfORlAM

pAUER.--Yn towing memory o. ny dear
(ree Echgerneier) who departed This lie
this day four years ago. February II. 1913.
Sadly missed by her
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
WILLS.-In loving memory OF our dear
sister. ETIEL MARY. Entered into rest Feu.
"A 1920. IsROTHERS AND SISTERS.
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FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS

Meeting OF contributors 20 the Welfare
TeAeration Of Philc cdelphia will be held on
Fehrirry IS. In Room G54. City Hall, al
$50 r. NJ.
TWENTY representatives are 90 bc elected
for five Years term and the annual report
will be submitted.
8. G. KINGSLEY
Eya,,ltlpC
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TINANC1AL
TINANCIAL -
$500 O.1ice Of -.,
me UNION TRSST TSs4Nn TSMrANNnf OF PITTS
Pittsbulgh. Pa. January 81, 1922.
Notice to Holders OF r,,,r
UIANDAID TANK CAR &C CAR TRUST
sFs CERT. .EICATES
Dated september I. 1919

,Htf. D0feu Scptcmber 1, IoiS 49,
u, Notice 10 hereby given that pursutnt TO le
Ygovtsions OF Article " of the Trust Asrsc.
4nt between Il. ClaG ence Miller et. al we
XniUn Trust Company OF Pt!sbursh. irus,
-, and Standard Tank Car COMPANY .dht.l
4sptember 1 loiD under which arg .ssueq Ss !
trust Certificates. Series B; The 1n,on
Trust Company of Pittsburgh. as Trns,se
enoreuncter, d d, on January 4. le22 sell a u
of the cars referred to therein =. me prSSii
app.y the proceeds OF said sale 70 the ,pSS pSSS-
ment and redemption on March ], l,,,r;r.
being the dividend paying date next occurring
M2t less than thirty days atter the Isteap' as
eI said purchase n,oncy. OF AL OF !ns So
lIncates issued and outstanding undsr a., sa ,al
maturing on March !. le22. az the price q,
one thousand ten sl0lU OO) dollars iSr seSh
certificate. plus the amount Of all diyiieha
warrants thereon maturing on or before
ncates and dividend warrants shall become
que and payable. and from ana attcr sara
date dividends on said certificates w!li cease
Upon the presentation and SURRENDER. az
nve. Pittsburgh. PennsylvanIa. on or ate.
March I. 1922, OF said certificates maturing
on or after September !. 1922, together WIN
oil interest coupons appertaining thereto
the usual ownership certificate reauirso
under the Federal Income Tax Act. the
holder thereof viii be entitled TO receive the
eHm Of one. thousand ten Nloto.o dollars,
tus the amount os the dsX0assnhd "arFa""
The certificates maturing March I. 1922
VIII be paid on said date at the principsi
amount thereof with the dividends accrued
thereon. upon Presentation and surrender at
said once OF the Trustee Of the respective
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF PITTS.
BCRGH, TRUSTEE.
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Proposals
WILLIAM CRAMP g. SONS sHU. Am
w. ENGINE BUILDING. COMPANY ""

FIDELITY Trust Company. formerly IN.
y,Selity Insurance. Trust and Safe iS.nrsiV
t.ampany Trustee under Mortgage OF m,
Svdiism Cramp & Sons Ship and Frxin'
s,uiidIng Company, dated March I. lsOV IN.
sstSes tenders or proposals Tor bones Igsusl
mar said Mortgage to be surrendered Tor
ssXsmptIon: proposals TO be opened ana
Awards made on February 20. 1879. at IL
sESY9fpyE1n.iTy TRUST COMPANY. Trust..
fi633i Chestnut st., Philadelphia Pa
WM. 7. GEsT. President
Rshr,,ary I. 1922
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81, rY,,.pr,fH,I 9Et1cE Irttr q covr,>
Dividends
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
3lil Passyuuk Avenue
PHILADELPHIA.

Al meeting of the Board u Directors
heid February 10, 1877. - Dividend .. S5 90
per share was declared On tn. common StUcn
81 the company. pNyab., March Is, I922 t.,
stockholdcrs ~ r."oid At N" c.uS,, ~ Lv4i-
ness Feoruary II, iH-?. Ch"cks WA bc
mailed. W. H. ANDERSON.
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Pittsburgh,

Pittsburgh. Fob. n - HOGS Recelpts.
1000 head Higher. Heavies. tio25G
1850, heavy and Iisht %orHers. llnll. %
sHEEp ~ Receipts. 600. head. STEADY.
Top sheep. 50: top lambs, ff5J
CALVES -- Receipts. % head. steady.
Top. as
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NEBRASKA POWER COMPANY

n. FrPfrrrtH NtOVk DIN drnd No. n
The rcau!cr uuarirrl" G.yiIrrI ul I3,cc
m the pretcrrad $tn.h ct N.huskp l'oTsr
Tomnauy has been dcu.arr !, payahrs March
4 iy2a, 10 preferred sto"kup.d"rs o. - -
al The rl6se OF busr.oss February Is
:. l.. sCHWElTZER. Trcasur,r
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Fast st. Louis. ILL.,. Feb. !i--CATTrE-

Fast It. louis. III. Feb. = ,-CATTT.F :
Receipts 1000 h, ad. Steers light; ,rarlIngs
and ihe stock strong TO lac Higher: quality
counur 20 medium. Top steers s7,j0 bulk.
calves, @jc t, soc higher; .toc krrs strong.
FOGS Receipts. 1900 head. Opened
mostly 95c higher on lights. Top. SO. 40;
uId-sess'l IN slUw, mostly l5c TO csc higher.
Eu!N, 100 20 200 pound averages Slo.lh .
1925 Few h"Avies sold. pigs steady to high.
or; Eackrr sUws steady,
SHEEP-Recetpts. $500 head Lambs.
strong to 25c higher: N4.5o top; packer top.
SlA2S; sheep steady.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. Feh. t.--CATTLE - Rcee,p.s
16O Ue.i !.ctve: brcf steers ana s'nck"rs 3
mi 'ect'-s r,~ady 20 st-nng. TOP yri..iingG
early, 80; lI2G-pouni steers. ss.75: hulk
b-"f sts"rs, S1uT.A5: other Glasses steady;
bulk boosna bulls, s&.75 a.: buN. veai
calves, SlUTi 1913.
HO.iS--Rece'rIs; 3" o.? heal. Fairy ac-
Cruga, &lO.25 pail on I5O 10 $50 pound
hogs. bulk, So.7oH 1919: pigs. s!ow; %: 10
SOC lover.
sHEEP-Recelsts. 10000 herI. Pest IA,
lambs. 2Ju To SOC higher. others ana sheep
strong ~ @52 higher Fat lambs to city
Gutch'rs. cary Si5: b!dding SIZE on best;
medium l05-rouni yeaTl!nSs. sll.@ji Colorado
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East Hun ,lO. Feb,

East Bun ,lo. Feb, ~. -. CATrLE--Re.
cept- $50 head. STEADY. Calves. Irc-l -lpts.
900 head, steady; s3a!4.
HOGS -ReCc pts. 5000 head, Ter cents 70
CSC higher. Heavy. Sl025@ 80; nIxc,!.
$40; o;5"@l0.75; yorksrs. si0n3 a 70 rs; Hight
yorkers and pigs, $40, esq SO: roughs.
SS."5M s.5U; STAYS, $iu5.
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Recelpts, 400 hcaG.
Lambs. 45c higher at $7al5.
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s1ALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
as"t~ed at tho Psnna. Village for Feeble
.Se{.Hed Women. Laurelton, Union County, Pa
f4z NJ, February 18th, for the construct ton
x '(,cttage No. and Nurses Cottage. Plans
sSs.S Spec locations may be Ohta ned nt t',e
n - OF George n. IIe!l. 1908 Chestnut ST
tx ~ War dept. Phia. ouarter,nastsr
Y ntoihts Depot. irlu.. Pa. Sealed pro-
10 trlplicale. viii be received here
~ ~, February ~. lOs.. Tor furn.
sssar SissSs is;Sym sss .9fs! 70 e 9oc e.sus yss4s
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WHITE inee Moorel-Leb; l2 Ethel. l..
and A. d friends. l.ad."s,,, Auxliinry. q i.awton
,,ns-ai services, Wed, at Pembp rton n
,,nnn un the arrival Of train leaving Mnrks, <
rtrrrses prtTs at l@o =. ~, Remains may b.,
Wv" E,'r 95tn II. and Columbia ave-, Tues, To-
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l.ACET-Feh II. WALTER IarEY
Relatives and friends. alsJ -. N~r,E.ci,' :
Holy SN'r" Society. y. and r. R"l.ef Asso.
and all other orEanIHa ions OF which h. wa
q mem. n. ar" invited TO attend funeral
We'd. $40 Il. NJ. from the r"&,d"nc" Of hi4
aunt. Mrs. Margarrt Cavhna ugh 3H23 y.
Trh pt. Soeur mass of requiem ~ st
Vncent's Churc.! - a. u Int. Cathedral