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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

The farewell reception Of the
members Of the Congre gational
church for their pastor. Dr. Charles
Trueblood and his family who are
leaving this city fer Water Vliet.
Mich, where Rev Trleblood will
have charge Of the Congregational
church there was held on Monday
evening Of this week in the church
parIors and was well attended by a
score OF friends who regretted TO
lose their friend and pastor but re-
joiced with him in his new position.
The evening was passed with music
BY the church orchestra, piano Sc
lections by Mrs. Hadley and several
solos by Mrs. D Prochaska.. inter
spersed with splendid talks by Mr
Gavit from Gary and several other
members of the church. with Nj.
Joseph Kyle presiding.
Mrs F. NJ. Long presented Mrs.
Tru eblood with a Marsellls bed set.
from the Plymouth Club, while M.
Kyle presented Rev. Trueblood with
a handsome black leather travelinS
bH-- from MS LiAtItQS III lAAC NSA44Ns'-
school and church
Refreshments were served and a
farewell speech by Mr.. Truebloof.
showed that he regretted severing
his Connections with the Whiting
church.
The Trueblood family are now in
Riverside. Ill, with relatives and
will stop here on their return before
going to their new home in Water
Vliet
Rev. H. P. pey viii leave Monday
morning to attend the commence
ment exercises at DePauw university
at Greencastle. Indian. where the
class Of 1902. OF which Rev Ivey
is a member, IS to gather for a re-
union after twenty years. DR.. George
f Vincent. president Of the Rookie
Teller Foundation. delivers the com
mencemenu exercises on Wednesday
morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

home of Mr.. ana Mrs. D. Mcneil.
The Tri Mu baseball team pays
the Whiting Indians this afternoon.
The Westminster club met at the
home of Mrs. f. B. Mcneil this
week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03
ETAR THEATRE TONIGHT

STAl THEATRE TONIGHT
Sazs Hart In "HEART OF a TEX
' Comedy. pardon ME-" van
Wife Movies. Tomorrow sessue
a yasErxya in "THE vERNTILLION
F~EHL.v Larry sermon in "THE
4 yss- MILL Tom Sanchi in "THE
ONoR OF RAsTETZ.v 6-3-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

news NOTES

aFHoDIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Up .Ivey. Pastor.
-3a sunday School Centenary
Public worship with holy
aEaun4on. Communion thought.
hS-Lure OF Love"
40 -Epworth League. Leader.
s.--sIaander.
-;1a aEsvening worship with SER
H. Subject. The Spirit Of the
.farn church"
ssuth Bend district meeting at
pqyte Thursday, June sth.
Regular official board meeting
sSSoaed from Jure 9Th to June
sAsidren's Day sunday. June 18th.
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
.centra1 Ave, Geo. NJ Anderson.
Minister
,FrsFidren Day exercises will be
ESlE sunday eTening at s o'clock.
cfAborate program is being pre-
rerf for this service. The program
izfe as follows:
ieEicn BY Audience
snrnsive Reading and Invocation.
a&-n & chorus Loyalty
tl1- EMS Day -. Edna shroader
etsation ............J Jean Tharp
los ...-...-..R Robert Nicholson
eEc1 Sc ...Anabeile Anderson
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
L:rslalph Valentino and Nazimova
...--se5iaan's Masterpiece "CAMILLE''
7-s-sss Tiaatlon Of the season, comedy
r4--=NNcekIy. No advances In the
tees. 5-31-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.

The regular church services viii
be held tomorrow.
sunday School-10.oo a m.
Morning Worship-11oo a. m.
one OF the candidates for the po-
sition now open will give the morn
ing sermon.
Evening Service-Sunday Evening
CLb. 1880.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

Zen City Paint Cleaner. CSC a
! soc d half gallon. 25c per
Tom smelser. Paints and
Z are. COS Ind. Blvd. 5-23-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

Forward Movement Prayer meet
ing, Wednesday. .. M
Catechism, Wednesday land pm.
Teacher Training. Friday D. m.
Church Board meeting. Friday.
p. m.
"A hearty welcome is extended to
all for our good services
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

Neal Hart in HEART OF A TEX
An Comedy, pardon ME-" VIM
dcNiIIe Movies. Tomorrow Sessue
Hayakavsa in .HrEE VERMILLION
PENERIs.'' Larry Scmon IN 1.-THE
SAW MIL" Tom snnchi in sTHE
HONOR or RAMEUZ.- sal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

Stare to attend the Big June
al at IT. Gordon & Sons, June
lane 10th. 6-2-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03
~
Whiting
advertisements
s-4--4z
a-aaA
Are Winners
s---s

N you think OF furniture.
OF II. Gordon & Sons. 4-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

Good Furniture, Go to Self
4-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

o AsALE-New Gas Range, Gas
Plate, Brass Bed. Dresser. Fancy
4 I-zzsw Baskets and Fernery; 422
; rr=rsaI avenue. Mrs. NJ. Erickson.
6-S-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

Cdalng to the Princess Monday,
'sesrtay and Wednesday, 'ESMILING
FsFeO L GH,v with Norma. TalmadEe.
&rcat newspaper, The Chicago
III Tribune devoted an editorial
s.rz-nni ending Smiling Through" as
& re- the supreme achievement In
9fsSsl pictures. II is eight reels
10 Ssii never want to forget 6-3-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

.1TsrITCHING AND PICoTING-
re nlptly and neatly done; Mrs.
arcn. $50 Ohio avenue. 6-2-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

Coming TO the Princess Theatre on
eHArs, Tuesday and Wednesday,
! MI ING THROUGH" Norma TAI
axes latest success. 6-3-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

The Old Settlers Club will meet
on Tuesday evening. This Is the
last melting of the season and every
Old Settler is urged to be present.
\ fine time Is being planned BIZ the
commlttee The affair being hara
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
SI-anGa HasYIey in "TOO MUCH
JFrzC also The Leather Pushers.
run 5, serial. $50 Get 'Esm HUTCH
ryr,id Lloyd Comedy. ISL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

Its ALE@191T jeffrey touring car
good condition. very reasonable;
ksss:s e 2l7 Central avenue. phone
sssrtng 339-J- 6-23
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

Fred stone In CHILLY JIM"
western picture showing Mr.. Stone
1T his best. Robinson Crusoe, chap
ter No. =. Comedy and Mutt and
JEFF. 6-2-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03
AT CAPITAL

THROUGH" with Norma TaImadgc
4 great newspaper. The Chicago
Daily Tribune devoted an editorial
recommending Smiling Through as
being tie supreme achievement in
motion pictures. 1t is eight reels
you VIII never want TO forget 6-3-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

First Evangelical Church of
Robertsdale. H c. Powell, pastor.
sunday School-q.45 a. m
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-03

Coming 10 the Princess Theatre or
Monday, Tuesday md Wednesday,
"SMILING THROUGH." Norma TaI-
madSe's latest success. 63-1
The Keota news., 1922-08-25
Department u.
POULTRY EXHIBITS

TS, p,ll.,s and ccckerel to constitute
an exhibit First prize Sl.5o and sec
ond prize 75c in each class.
/ Pen Rhode Island Reds.
Q Pen Plymouth Rocks.
: 3. Pen Leghorns.
4 Other breeds exhibited will be
awarded ribbons. and will be eligible
for entry at .he Weld County Fair.
The Keota news., 1922-08-25

= 0su0Cu vUS0x 0uUWSVts
Is. s.ineh shesf hog miiIes.
II. s.ineh sheaf Siberian milIet.
is. 3-ineh sheaf alfalfa.
10. 6-iheh sheaf cane.
II. 6-ineh shesf corn.
Is. Peek white potatoes.
-. Peek red potatoes.
-. Peek onions.
a. gallon onion sets.
y tuFnips-
q. 9 table becis-
~ II parsnips-
Is. II shabssb stalks.
ii. cstsiks celery.
q. ~ carrots.
2s- 10 pounds tomatoes.
-. Peck white besns.
10. Peck pinto besn..
81. Peek other beans.
a. Gallon string hesns.
-. heads esaiihowsr.
81. 3 heads cabbage.
IS. heads kohirsbs.
IS. egg pisnss-
81. spspprss.
ss- Gallon pess in pod.
-. hesds lettuce.
~. u ssdishss.
II. saasshes.
- 3 field pumpkins.
~. 3 PIC pumpkins.
~. wsscsmelons.
"a. 3 muskmelons.
IS. 3 esntsIoapes.
At q ciIfu0S
- 6 eueumbcsY. large.
-. lbs. email piekliax eueumbrss.
80. tsess individual display. Afst
psixs. .oos second prize. ts.oc: third
psixr. q 90.
81. Hes, display fruit. asst prize.
q 90: second pstss. ti.@.
Dseast@sas q.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS
Pssjssy Clsh
Thrive elssxVs: White Rocks. Haired
Rocks. sad Rhode Island Rsds. with
psssrs in each class ~ foIlo~s: Pen
Of t~e paisets ard eeekesvl. first Psiso
soe aad second prime &c: eeekesvI.
Soe md &c. pallet. aoe and pc.
xS~ias C1sh
Four ptises fos Individual exhibits: q.
81 TO. ~. aad 60c.
Pig Clsh
Three psisss fos individual exhibits:
e. 70. 81 50 sad 81.
All Club msmbsrp who make exhibits
wtIl receive tickets to he Weld County
Fair: and prize winners here will have
their winning entries shown u the
county fair.
Dspast0sat Z.
SEWING AND FANCY WORK
Individual exhibit: First prize e:
second prime 81.
Enter youf own work. Separate
pieces will b entered and judged ae-
eordine to the County Fair elsseifca-
ton. and will be awarded ribbons or
prizes according TO merit, with the
stipulation that no prize money will be
paid except on entries having cempeti.
ton. The classification is broad enough
TO admit practically any piece you may
wish to exhibit. The total prize money
in this class ts $40.
Depart@eat r.
PANTRY STORES
Individual display baked goods: First
prize, e1.00; second prize. 60c.
t,,xa;~isir,s1 sf~s,1aw canned noSrfs.
The Keota news., 1922-08-25


Cussie.
Pantry Stores. Miss $. T.. Wallace.
Street Races. C.. II. Foley.
Baesins. Reping aha Racing. C. =.
Dram and A. II. Curri-.
tisss Hall. s. b. Maskiey.
PROGRAM
10 - m. Parade. Prizes Of s. and 81
foe floats.
l0s3O Tn II 80. morning sports
Men's hundred yard dash: entrance
fee &c: 6rss prize SO per esa,. second
psixe ~ pes cent Of tho fees
90 yard dash. tes girls under is years:
first prize 81: second psise Soc.
Oyssd dash. fes boys under i2: first
peSxs s0c: second peixp ss-c.
Mcn's 3.iex race: eh,saaee f.e Soc:
first tFsae 90 pr cent. second pFiss 20
per cen. Of the fees.
Boys potato race: fire, price Soc:
seeaad prtse s6e.
Mems sack race: casraaee fec sSc:
first pstss 60 pvs cent. .ceosad pssES 20
pss esas Of the fees.
ilso =. N. Speaking by Rev. Cline.
Of Mum.
p. m. fsun.ies sports.
tiosse race. l-s mile free for all: cn-
trance fec & 50: first prize SIS. second
prize $40.
Relay race. l.: miles: entrance fec
81 per msa: frat prize SIS. sseond prize
$40.
Bucktng contest: entrance fec 81:
aspt prise so. second pfisc Sic.
Stake Ropsng: entrance fec III: first
prize SIS. second prize $40
$50 p. m. Basc ball game sos purse
of SIS. Admission to ball game 2ac fef
sduIts and lsc fot children.
GENERAL RULES
The rules and regulations adopted for
the Weld County Fair ~ill apply in he
conduct Of the kcoss Community Fair.
and special attention is called to rules
II and -. ~ published in III. county
fair premium list. providing for pro
rata payment Of premiums in case OF
adverse conditions. and for award ot
lower premiums in classes that do not
fill.
All entries must be made and 'he an
imsIs or articles placed for exhibit prior
to t2 o'clock Of the day Of the fair.
Department A.
LIVE STOCK EXHIBITS
The prizes on live stock will he s2 and
Al in each class.
/. Team draft horses.
2. Horxc colt under one year.
3. Mule colt under one year.
I. Dairy COW.
s. Dairy calf under one year.
6. Beef calf under one year.
T. Sow over one year.
3. Sow under one year.
3. Boar over one year.
10 Rnar undpr one wear.
The Keota news., 1922-08-25
Oepast@eat 2.
PANTRY STORES

Individual display baked goods: First
prize, el.0 90; second prise, 60c.
Individual display canned goods:
First prize. sl.oo; second prize. SOC.
Exhibit only Jour own products.
Separate entries will be received and
judged according to the County Fair
classification. Ribbons or prizes &C.
eorr'ine to merit: but no prize money
will be awarded except on entries hav-
ing competition. The classification is
broad, and all entries will be accepted.
The total prize money is SO.
The Keota news., 1922-08-25
keOta Fair
POREWORD

All residents of the community are
urged to boost for the frs, Keota Com.
niunity Fair. which will be held in
keots on Tuesday. September s. 1922
Support II with your contributions as
you may be able; enter your stock and
products in the exhibits. and urge your
neighboFs TO do the same. The success
Of the fair depends upon the helpful
cooperation Of all. and not upon the Of,
forts Of any individual. Make Falr
Day a'hoiidsy for the entire family: en-,
Joy The sports. and take part in the
competitions.
FAIR OFFICERS
5, ID. Msrsiey is manager. and F. Z
Bssdxeii il secretary. The departmen,
.aperintsndcn,s and special committees
arc - follows:
Live Stock and Poultry. Herman
Stsssscy.
Agricultural. r. T.. Brli&ell.
Sewing and Fancy WORK. Mss. a. II.
cassis.
Pantry Stores. Miss $. T.. Wallace.
Street Races. c. II. Foley.
baesins. Repsng and Racing. C. r.
Dram and A. II. Cusri-.
Asx. Hall e II Ma.lttm.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
TOBACCO GROWERS TO
MEET AT GAINESVILLE

tspactal 10 The Times Dis patchl
GAINESVILLE. VA, July l2-on
friday, July II, there will be about
1000 tobacco growers in Clarksv!lle
All tobacco growers, both independ-
ents and co-operatives. are expected
to be present. This day will be a
gala day for clarksyille. and the sur
rounding territory. The purpose OF
the gathering is for a bigger and bet
ter tobacco market ut Clarksvilla.
rho business men of the town are
making large preparations for the
meeting, and Good program has
been arranged. Tho principal speak
ers of the occasion will be Attorney
General John Il. Saunders and Oliver
J. Sands.
About twenty-five automobiles
traversed the surrounding country
tuesday and placed posters all about.
Dinner Will be rived free and base
ball Will be played In the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON. u. C.. July ~
EEgs-Strictly fresh. selected. can
died. per dozen. 254 %. average re-
cctpts. "a. Southern, %.
Live poultry-RooSters. per H.. Is:
turkeys. Per h., 25N30; spring chick
ems; per Id. 55U45: keats. young.
each. 60; fowlcs. &c.
Dressed poultry-Fresh killed
spring chickens, per ID. 4O045; hens.
per 10. 20; ROSTERS. per H., l6; tu.-
KEYS. per 10, 5000. Keats, young,
each. GO.
Live stock-Calves, choice, per In
3: medium. H.. sISl-2: thin. H.. 56I
lambs. choice, per h.. Is: live pigs.
a'ooM 500 each; live hogs, per lb. IL.
10 discuss the terms OF Il German
crate. 80 a 800; lemons. per box, 4. so
W6.Oo; hlackberries. SI 25: raspber-
ries. goa IS: peaches. $50 "a 2 90; cher
ries. per basket. 2oGT5: California
lopcs. 3.00fl 400.
gctables-Potatocs new. per bhl..
NO. /. 3.0OIi.5o No. . 100 90:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13

thought Of Grover Cleveland this
morning in reading At his breakfast
table President Hard!ngs proclama
ton forblddlng Interference with
transportation The part that wall
street liked best was tho paragraph
which pointed out that Keeping
freight and mail moving mad ''neces-
stated the employment Of men who
choose 10 accept employment and who
nave the same iudisputable right TO
work that others have 10 decline
10 work
This. Wall Street believes. par
ticular!y applies to the engineers and
hreInen at Bloomington. who walked
out as u protest aGains; the presence
OF troops who had been called there
because railroad property had been
destroyed and because men who want
ed 10 work were prevented by the
strikers from 30 doing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
PRICES ADVANCE IN
n. Y. BOND MARKET
fBy Associated Pr.nl

new YORK. July 1.-THE nrrne. ton.
ana bFoads! scope OF today's bond mar
ks, resulted in part from better foreign
"uFnces ana the upward trend of STOCKS
isoeT'g Doads again ranged HIGHER
gut no new records were made In thai
.E improvement m foreign exchange,
extended TO European war Rotations hn,h
'"hch and beiEiaa government, 7i.s and
e. mAkinH further recovery from Mon
layr sharp declines
s.veIAI ot IN. French municipals az
VOL. az Danish S. Copenhagen gLI,
Czecho-Si ovakia: S.. brazilian So and A.
genuine ,, were traci!onally higher Neth.
efIanl' s. sustained n slight setbark
huy!hS ~ substantial interests wa.
noted In domestic rails notably Atcht-
ION ,s Chrsnpeake md Ohio convertible
s, ieIrryiSsnia u. Kansas City South
en- 81, Seahoard adjustment bs M,ssouri
n ansas and reIaI mrs, a. and I!!ino.,
central refund!nS AS
several Of the industra!s lost ground
Geherh! Electric 81 falling point while
hepuhiic Iron So declined 2ia points To
'"r a!e. inI value. aggregated so. aS3 o..
one noteworthy now underwriting
OF tfe day was the Kingdom OF ;he
Netherlands 80 OGo14a 3 per cen, su,,ter
!oan. FOR which good .nveItment de-
mand was reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
CROP COMPLAINTS AID
NE% ORLEANS MARKET
ny Associated rress

NEW ORLEANS. July i2-crop com
pants carried the price OF cotton 10
hiEher levels today. the main feature he
ing the hrst hot wind accounts OF ,ha
st.soh IN Texas whore. in some sections
utHes!oFaS~1 o. consequence was claimed
~! IN "tssaHts TO brokers in this market
ne weekly crop report from the severn.
mem was reEardod as not being as fav-
GRAPE as expected. foreign news was
,ooAed upon as distinctly better and ia
Dor troubles in this country were accepted
as showing a much less serious a.n.ct
man was the case few DAYS ago E.ariv
-. na"ces amounted TO IS points on the
most active months. after which ;he
M.htkei reacted TO levels s TO points
GnHrF inc close o! yesterday. A little
!ater tEs tone strengthened again. and
. LINK me remainder OF the session tho
,,ehddsncy was TO do batter. In the late
nd the close was a, net gains Of a 70
~ points October rose 10 olS3 and
The widest recession of the dav dy,.
ing which October saggsd TO 81 10 so,
owed the initial rise and was du.
NANNY 10 private bureau mid month re-
Ports on condition which rcfiectcd
nISner Percentage Of condition than e.n
SFTany looked , for. One report OF III in.
OF 3 Of a point. while another repor,
OF 1S" Indicated a gain of 40 po,n:s' Yor
the halt- month. and was accomnaniaI Nv
me statement that II this perceniayaa
wa. maintained to July q IL would ,ndt
cato crop of l.lss0oo bales
,,,,. Open. High. Low. C,,..
2uty o,.......-.... ass 223o :20i .S:o
octoher $50 2lS3 oia, ii "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
NEW YORK COTTON
ADVANCES 50 A BALE
Iny A.sociated rrt,s,

NEW YORK. July IA more favo-,a,.
~" OF European conditions and a bull
.!sh Interpretation OF the weekly crop
ysncss o.. ths weather bureau, led to an.
ton market today. october contract. sold sSIt
closed at 25i with the generai ,naI Gns
E"Sy steady a. ne, advances OF
The n,nrke, opened steady at dec,in.
"t points % July which was probably
.hnu"hced by the circulation Of fe,r
aio'.ces. hat generally 10 points higher
um ,e.auts!y steady Liverpool cables and
ssporis OF nrneE tone in foreign eI-
nTLInE. winch caused more or less irras
e etsnns. during he morning bu, the ref
weSf.y rtpo!t OF the Weather bureau was
a af The market was Hrmar during he
crease OF obout $1,000 bales IN The an cI IN,
tInaication since June *. checked buying
curing the carly afternoon. but Offering,
and tho highest prices ., the dav 49,
ieachen IN the late trading. with Decsr-
"s' , h@.!nS At TT and January at 81 ~
enc Win ,h. General list showing nei
The close was within few no,,.s ..
the beat. Judging from comment on ,hs
n"or. foIno OF the local traders took the
Mceh,y report ~ IN" Weather bureau in
vi TIiff" IN so; serious damage from boil Wee
the beginning OF deterioration in cron
prospects. and there was MISC hu,Iish c S.nP
inens on reports Of hot winds and need
~ ram IN West Texas Business was
I'm Spoa pa par arat,,ve!y cuist at the start. hut
weekly report and wall Stree, Wa, 'ns
GOOD buyer IN tho late trading
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13

Mgbiis. Miad,!nr, =.so: receipts. II:
.a fis<a??naa IN see' receipts. $50:
,,sss 8: st.:9,p-Mlddins. 22@; receipts. 81
,W!.:m,ggiioo n-Mlddlins. goo receipts. 10:
Tssss citXy1,,MN,iddisne. l9,.
thboIis lD: sales 81: stock ~ SO
100 -'''' feceii''. %:
PhiladsiphIa-stock. s.so3
lev ,9lnoIk-MiddlinE. $50: exports, So:
Minor ports-Stock 22s
80 o's! iodf .As eso5: exports. g.
a. Total ,oi fer week-Rece!p,s $3.50. exports.
pd TG.aI s9T ..Season-Reeeip;', e.eol6Ss er.
Interior movement:
hous ton-M!ddling. c2.Ts receipts. S,:
shtpments 2,6ss: safes. Gi6. stock, 5i,o;s
Meinphis-Middl!ng 100: receip,s ina
;" ;p!.snts 2;Ss3; sales. io1. stock. 1881
81 Louts-Middi;ng, = %. reret.ts 554-
Alta nta-M!ddling % 81
Little Rock-Middli-g :22S. racsi,,.
~ Shipnents: 1900: stock eQase
naias-Middling, 2e.35: sales a..
NJ htSnE ery-M!ddl!ng % .alcs s.
Tniai today-Reccipts 65r shipmen,,
lp's5s. stock. 23iils.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-13
MONTHLY AMERICAN BUILDING RECORDS BROKEN IN UJA

new. per bbl.. 5ogl.oo: cucumbers. /. 90
lettuce. per crate. 6oQ76: New York.
per crate, 5o1i.5O: romaine lettuce.
Loo: cymhlings. per crate. 254pT5;
onions. per crate. 2.oOD3.O0; cabbage.
M2.o0; elephants, per crate. 2.5OR
$50: tomatoes, per box. nearby, l.SO
q $50; beans. l.OoI2.5O per Dbl. peas.
500 n 900 per bbl.; peppers. per crate.
500 200; kale. 758i.Oo; asparagus,
per doz"r. 10000: spinach. per Dbl,
5J1y 800.
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B BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. MD. July i2-Live
poultry-SprinS chickens. pound. 81
u 40; small to medium, 3O4J6. white
LcShorns. Esq IS. old hens. 2sW47:
small anf white Leghorns. 23025
spring ducks. %; pigeons. pair 10
Egss--I.oss off, native and near-b;
hrsts. dozen. %: Southern, oeft23.
Hutter-creamery. fancy, pound, 80
"a 10; prints. t0Gp42: nearby cream
cry. 1895; ladies'. 80 $50; rolls. 25D
y, store packed. 25Q26. dairy prints.
2bH@ IS: process butter 3D.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. July i2.-Cattle: receipts. 10.
op. active beef steers, strong: desirable
10 so: TOP long warnings 1850: bulk beet
s'eers. 500 q 1915: she stock generally
steady. choice corn-fcd COWS and hcifers
strong to shade higher: bulls. calves and
s;ockers unchanged: bulk butcher she
STOCK. $500 $50: bulk Gamers and cutters
3.0N n 3.sS: bologna bulls 5.o5T5c5: hes.
heavy bologna. SIS db.t5 veal calves
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Its Cool at the
Elkto1l Hotel

ON the Shenandoah River. in the
heart OF the Blue Ridge Mountains,
l'ooo feet elevation. Bass fishing,
swimming. tcnnis.and horseback rid
ing. Twenty-stX miles from Iuray
'averhs. Grottoes of the Shenandoah
and Endless Caverns. Our own vege-
tables. dairy and poultry products
Make our hotel your summer home.
Rates $500 TO s2l.00 weekly. Drawer
C, ElktOn Hotel. Elkton. Va.
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NEW YORK. July i2-Cotionseed of
advanced II 20 % points early through
covering OF shorts on the upiurn IN other
market, but subsequently reacted under
selling OF new crop months by rerncrs.
Closing bids were points lower 10
net higher. Sales. 5000 barrels Prime
crude. nominal: prime summer yellow
spot 1913; jury and September. 1875. De
Cember. SIS. Al bid
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NEW YORK. .ju

NEW YORK. July i2.-Thc American
WOODEN Company announced today that
i; would open some OF its spring 1922 lines
OF fabrics next Monday. Cotion goods
We're unchanged In the markets today.
The knit goods market was better fol-
lowing naming of new prices. Broad silk
markets showed gans. BurlapS were
quiet. with sellers Offering concessions