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GANGA

Una casa en- la calle cerra. dos
pisos, de MADEIRA. Renta $1,000.
Vale $3,60O.00. Diriiase hoy mis-
mo al Box 1856. San Juan. p. r.
ADVT.
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LA VIDA EN- BRoMA

--SPor que Sc componen tanto las
mujeres La cabeza7
-Porque saben que la tienen des
compuesta.
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Be vsnds pspsl psr16dics v1sjo !
: 2.60 uuintal
Dtrija sus psdidos q ''nL KUNDo'
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LOS MAESTRos PIDEN MAS REMU.
NERACION
(Pot telegrafo)

San Sebastian, abril %.
: Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
FL telegrama siguiente ha sido envia-
do a los presidentes de la Camara y el
Senado: Association Local Maestros,
integrada totalidad profesores municipa
lidad, solicita Immediate ateaci6n pro
yec.os endosados por Association Ge-
neral Maes.ros de Pto. Rico. Confa-
mos en- patriotismo cuerpos legislati-
vos.
Pedro COURT.
'(Presidente Association Locally
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PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola, t6mese LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININA. FL boticario de-
volvera el dinero 81 no le cura. La fir
ma de r.. w. GROVE sc halla en- cada
cajita. Advt.
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RrvoLI tRio PicdFasl Bessie "a
rriscale On Ia HEEMosA cAMPEsf
NAY La hiapo Dc -, vsaEAw
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BELGoeRAPH. tcataGol w hsr
meso drama y Fl aitimo episode a.
La Lucha por loa Nfluonss"
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Lajas, abril 26.
Ell MUNDo. San Juan.
Profesores de Lajas confian altrllis-
mo Legislature apruebe mejoras econo-
micas Magisterio. Abnegaci6n limite.
Leonides MORALES.
(Presiden:e de la Junta Locally
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EN- VEGA BAJA

EncontrarA usted Ell MUNDO On
el Cafe Central. dc Gonzales y Cano
Plaza "Jos6 +. Mater. Advt
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NORMA lie gsniai Norms Talmsd
&c en- AMANpo v MTNTrENDo , 81
90. episode De Assdo Amsrssaaao
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ESPECTACULOS


LUNA.-El smocionanac drama e. p
parties por Aurora Mardlgaa. tliuiaao
SUBAsTA DE ALNfAs.
TRES BANDERAs Dorothy PM
lHps. en- Ell DEEECHo A Ia FELL
c1DAD. en- ocho parssa
RrALTO Estrfno del dfama sn q
actos MATRIMoNIo poF caihsuns
Calvert Davis Powell
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pRocLAMA DEL GoBERNADoR.

Es comentada favorablementc la p.o
clama del Gobernador. sabiamos que
este digno funcionario native no deja-
ria olvidados los maestros de las es-
cuelas pdblicas nj los demas emplea-
dos de La isla. Era tempo va de hacer
justicia los que en- mayor grado con-
tribuyen la culeura del pals.
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MEJoRANDo DE PosIc1oN.

A gran nimero de maestros dc este
distrito Sc les han ofrecido puestos en-
corporaciones locales, casas comercia-
les y empleos en- comisiones con mejor
retribuci6n sueldo durante TODD ell aiio
La Association Local de Maestros" Ia
hecho una propaganda en- sentido de G.
no acepten dichos puestos hasta qHe sea
resuelto por nuestra Legislature el pro
blema del sueldo de los mentores de nues
;ra nifez.. A pesar de este. mas de ssis
de los mejores profesores han renuncia-
do sus escuelas y han ingresado en- otras
ocupaciones mas lucrativas
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TRES BANDERAs
SANTURCE

VICTORY GARDEN Charlie Eay
en- Ia producoi6n on actoa EN 50
PATIO. ; una comtea
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PUERTO RICO r. sminsnts actor
iapones sessus Hayakaws 81 si dfaua
DEUDA sAT1srECHA una c6mica
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DESDE. FAJARDO
MAEsTRos QUE APRoBARoN LOS
ULTIMos ExAMENEs.

En- los examenes verifcados en- HUI
macao tiltimamente para la obtenci6n
de la licencia de maestros graduados
de ingles, los aprobaron con notas So
bresahentes las siguientes profesoras d.
este pueblo: Seforitas Amparo Rodri-
guez, Teodora Martin y Domingo NAL
donado; sefiorita Margarita We've, Fran
cisco Quiiones y Dominguez Nieves.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-25
"HELD IN TRUST" AT REX
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

The ever-increasing number Of
motion picture fans to whom May
Allison's every appearance is an
event will have the opportunity at
the Rex theatre to see the golden
haired star enact part unusual even
in the long list Of her successes: that
of Mary Manchester. heroine of
George kibbe Turner's magazine
story, previously printed in The Red
Book Magazine.
Since Fair and Warmer" and lat
err 1.-THE iWalk-Offs. Miss Allison has
done one character calling for emo
tional expression-thato of Vishti, the
healer, in tThe Cheater;;" and so
tremendously we'll was this depart
ure from her hitherto lighter media
of, expression received that she has
essayed the difficult task of making
the wan little Mary Manchester act
ually live.f -
The story, according to advance in
formation. revolves about the con-
spiracy Of two INSCRIPTIONS bankers
to retain possession of rich young
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CODY LEADS FAIR SEX
VA MERRY CHASE IN FILM

Lew Cody, who has corner, on the
MIN love market, leads all the fair
damsels q merry chase in occasion
ally Yours, = the Robertson-Cole sup
er-special, which opened at the Elko
theatre last night and again appears
tonight. Incidentally there are un-
usual damsels included in the very
notable cast. ..
SIS Having cast of the old love, Lew
l3nds himself interested in the new.
He really doesn't want to marry but
commits the blunder of proposing at
q time when he believes the new love
Girl is about to die. When she re-
covers, he's game to go thru but
something happens. That's the punch
In the picture.
Betty Blythe is seen as a most low
Ing vamp while Elinor Fair is the
young lady who is .winsome enough
to extract the marriage proposal
from Lew.
III. Upton Steck made the screen
adaptation for occasionally Yours,
while James w. Horne, the director,
handled the megaphone.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-25
tWHAT'S YOUR HURRYW
Z. WITH WALLACE REID

That there are thrills concealed in
the prosaic motor truck, as we'll as
In the graceful lines of the racing
automobile is proven by Wallace
tHeid's latest picture, whats Your
Hurry" which will be on view at
the Elko theatre for three days COM
mencing tomorrow.
As DUSTY" Rhoads, auto racer.
the breezy star wins speedy tussle
on the truck. but fails to impress
Patrick MacMurran, whom Dusty
hopes to have as a father-in-law. Pat
1s the manufacturer of Pakro trucks.
dusty" tries to demonstrate his
worth as publicity man for the Pakro
but only succeeds in getting more
deeply "in wrong" However, when
= big irrigation dam threatens to
yield under the strain Of raging
storm and to bring disaster upon the
valley below, DUSTY" not only shows
his own mettle but also brings Pakro
trucks to the fore.
whats Your Hurry" is the work
Of Byron Morgan, who also wrote
"The Roaring Road" and Excuse
My Dust Lois Wilson was never
more charming as the leading wom-
an, and Charles Ogle and Clarence
Burton are also in the cast. The pic
ture,' which is a Paramount, was d.
rected by Sam Wood.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-25
PAUL LABOUNTY TO BE AT
H. GRAND THEATRE TONIGHT

Known as 1.-THE Man With the As
bestos Lining" Paul LaBounty. who
is visiting relatives in the city, after
an absence of eight years will appear
tonight and tomorrow at the Grand
theatre, lin the two acts that he and
Mrs. LaBounty have been using with
much success on the eastern vaude-
vile circuits.
II Mr.. LaBounty's boyhood and early
manhood days were in Bemidji, and
his athletic ability in football and
baseball is we'll remembered. In 1911
and 1912 he was elected captain Of
the hockey team to represent the
city, and it was thru the request of
his many friends. that arrangements
were made for his appearance at the
Grand during his visit in the city.
AS Professor LaBounty, Paul will
offer severay novel stunts with fire,
offer several novel stunts with fire,
Bounty, will appear as LaBounty and
Winter, In a singing-talking-and
comedy act.
William Russell in q stirring dra-
ma Of the west, entitled The Valley
ul Tomorrow" will be the picture Of
lsfing. which will begin promptly at
1850 p. m. with the second show at
B Ss1S.
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THE BEMlpJr DAILY PIONEER

of great daring were possible, and
OBrien and Lawrence, as we'll as
the other members Of the cast, never
missed an opportunity to supply a
thrill.
To them a fight and fight in a
navy seaplane was just matter of
everyday routine in serial. actors
life, even if it did entail plungiAg
into the sea. In this episode they do
plunge from their plane into the wa
ter, and climb ashore on the desert
isle where the pirates have their cas-
tie stronghold. They engage In a
fight with the pirates, and they get
away-but only to undergo further
hardships and perils. a,
The use of the seaplanes gave Dr.
rector Richard Stanton excellent OPP
portunities for fine photography.
The cockpits are constructed with a
seat in the very nose of the machine,
far in advance of the wings, and this
enabled the cameramen to "shoot"
straight down: into the sea.
HNOh to VO,lr Hnrrv2p 0t10.2S
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whats Your Hurry?" 2t10-25
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NEWS OF THE THEATRES
THE MUTINY OF THE ELS1NORE
AT THE REX THEATRE TODAY

Thrills of the most intense descrip.
ton were the order of the day vest
erday when the new Metro special
production, 1.-THE Mutiny of the Elsi-
nore," with an all-star cast, was the
feature attraction at the Rex theatre
The picture is scheduled to remain al
the Rex today, and during this time
opportunity should be open for all
who care to be thrilled to take in
the production, and test its quality
for making the chills creep up and
down the spinal column.
1.-THE Mutiny~ of the Elsinore" en-.
joys the distinction of being one OF
the most intense and gripping photo
dramas of the season. 1t is the pic
turization7 of the late Jack London s
novel of the same name, and it pos
sesses all of that master writer's ge-
MUS for portraying the conflict OF
strong men in the far, rough places
of the earth, where the only law in
existence is the law of the fist and
gun.
The story concerns John Pike, the
first mate of the sailing ship, the eel
sinore;" who has signed up motley
crew of thugs and gunner from the
waterfront dives of Frisco, and who
once Vat sea finds himself pitted
against these Restile forces for the
mastery of the vessel.
In the role of John Pike is Mitchell
Lewis, and supporting him are Helen
Ferguson. Noah Berry, Casson Fer
guson, William v. 1Mong, Sidney
n'Alhrook NovaI MacCropor and T
P. Lockney The picture was d.
rected by Edward Sloman from the
scenario by Albert Shelby Levine.
Jackson Rose photographed the pro-
duction.
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2t1O-25
NEW FARM PEST IS
= REPORTED IN ALABAMA

Russell Carlyle of Birmingham,
discussing a new menace to their
crops facing Alabama farmers in the
shape Of the bean ladybird, r Mex
lean bean beetle, said this pest has
made it's appearance in ten Alabama
counties, located around Birming-
ham, and it is feared that the in
lection may have already spread to
other portions of the state, if not to
Georgia, Tennessee and Mississippi.
He predicts that If some means OF
stopping this pest is not found, it
may produce disasterous results to
the bean and cowpea crops of the
south.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-25
SEVEN BIGGEST PRODUCERS OF
- NOTION PICTURES AFFILIATE

q Under the corporation name OF As
ISOLATED Producers incorporation. sew
en- of the most successful and best
known motion picture producers have
y banded together fand will release
their productions direct to the pub
lie, without the expensive operation
Of their pictures being distributed
thru an exchange.
q Thos H. 1nce; J. Parker Read, Jr.,
Marshall Neilan, Mack Sennett,
George Loane Tucker, Allan Dwan
and Maurice Tourner are the men
that are to make Associated Produc-
! erS. Inc, famous organization.
Every name is a familiar one, and
when heard or read is Immediately
coupled with a picture that stands
out from the rest as classic, and
one to be remembered.
.Thos. H. Ince. who has directed
Charles Ray, Wallace Reid, Dorothy
Gish in their best jictures, probably
has more successes to his credit than
any director in the world. His pic
! lures are known everywhere, with
out any possible need Of naming any
particular one ]. Parker Read. Jr.,
has made Desert Cold" 1.-THE West
erner," etc, and has the unique repu-
tation Of never having made even a
poor picture.
i, Marsall Neilan has to his credit
= such pictures as GO And Get It,"
"River's End" and a score Of others.
Mack Sennett is known as the
comedy kin, and will make only feat
ure comedies for this organization.
Every one knows that George
Loane Tucker was responsible for
1.-THE Miracle Man" and some remark
able productions are expected from
this source.
''Soldier's Of Fortune and 1.-THE
Luck of the Irish" are but sample
Of the ability Of Allan Dwan, and
Maurice Tourneur like Thos. Ince,
IL too well known to require list
Of his successes.
= Pictures released by the "Assocci-
ated Producers Inc. will be shown
exclusively at the Grand and Elko
theatres, in Bemidji, and the first one
will be from Thos. H. Ince, entitled
"Homespun Folks" which will be
/ shown soon at the Grand theatre, and
40 particularly timely. just at the
moment for reasons which will be
made known later.
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widows fortune. When she dies they
engage a young girl who resembles
her closely, to impersonate the wom-
an whose money they still seek to
hold in trust. > =
Direction has been entrusted to
John e. 1nce; adaptation to Sarah
Y. Mason and photography to Will
liam Edmond. The cast includes
such screen favorites as Darrell Foss,
Walter Long, John H. Elliott, Law
renee Grant, G.. Burnell Manly, and
the remarkable Airedale terrier, Ted
dy Whack.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-25
PIRATES SHOOT DOWN
=. , SEAPLANE IN bride 49,

High over the sea a navy plane il
lowering, the pilot intent upon
bombing a pirate submarine directly
below him. On the submarine the
pirates are manning deck gun, fir
ing shell after shell at the seaplane.
Huge bombs hurtle thru the all
and, striking the water near the sub
marine, explode with tremendous
roar and throw up columns OF wa
ter and spray. The air is puuctured
by the discharge of the pirates gun
and the whistle and burst of the
shrapnel seeking its target in the
speeding plane.
Closer and closer to the boat come
the exploding bombs, and inch by
inch the gunners on the sea correct
their aim and scatter shrapnel about
the plane. The aviator lodges this
way and that, but suddenly a shell
flies into a thousand shards few feet
from him, fragment strikes the gas
oline tank, and the seaplane, in
flames, drops like plummet toward
the ocean.
4 This is not the story Of an occur
renee in the recent war, but it an
accurate account of what is seen in
the fourth episode Of bride 49,,
William Fox's great serial, which
will be shown at the Rex theatre. be-
ginning Tuesday.
One Of the seaplanes is occupied by
Bob John O'Brien). hero of the pic
ture, and his courageous chum, Lieut..
Morgan (William Lawrence). Nor
gan has obtained two planes from the
Admiral in command Of the fleet to
go to the rescue Of the thirteen
brides. When he takes off, bob" is
pursuing Winthrop, who Isl in league
with the pirates, by automobile
Winthrop shoots Bob, whose car
swerves thru a bridge and Bob is
thrown into a river leading into the
bay.
From his seaplane Morgan sights
Bob floating out to sea and, descend
ing to the water, picks him up-a
clever bit of navigation in a sea.
plane. Rising, they see Winthrop
speeding across the country in his
auto, bound for the pirates castle
They follow him until they discover
the pirate submarine, and then the
battle opens.
The perilous work done by the two
men in the making OF these scenes
is typical of their achievements right
thru the serial. The full co-opera
ton afforded Fox Film Corporation
by the United States navy provided
settings and conditions in which feats
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-25
BAPTIST SECRETARY OPENS
SERIES OF MEETINGS TODAY

Grand Forks, Oct. 25.-Dr. ]. E..
Norcross, field secretary for the gen.
eral promotion board Of the North
ern Baptist convention, will open a
series of evangelical meetings here
today. DR.. Norcross, has already
held meetings in Bismarck, James
town, and Fargo. He feels very
kindly towards North Dakota which
made an excellent record in the drive
for the $1OO,O00,0O0 Baptist fund
last year, being one of the first two
out Of SO states to go over with its
quota. 3HH~ =
whats Your Hurry?" 2t1O-25
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-25
BALAcLAvA's ANNIVERSARY.
(By United Press.)

London, Oct. 25.-British cavalry
men are today celebrating the Goth
anniversary of the Battle of, Bala-
clava, immortalized by one Of his
tory's greatest, yet most, glorious,
military blunders, the "Charge Of the
Light Brigade" on which Tennyson
based his poem.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10
Other Lire Stock

CHICAGO. Aug 0.-Hogs-Receipts
220O0; market steady TO 25c lower; bulk,
SlfMi6; top, Si810. heavy. Si450G15.T5 /;
light lights. SIS 15dl6; heavy packing
sows. smooth, S1+m14S5: packing sows.
rough, Si3.60Gi3.00 pigs, Si450015.70.
Cattle Receipts, 1000; market. steers
strong TO sc up; others steady to strong
Beef steers. choice and prime, SIG 25I
1850 medium and good. SE.50d 16. % (:
good and choice, $l475d17.25; common
and medium, S105oa12 25 butcher cattle,
heifers, S691s.90; cows, $50t2.5o: bulls,
seal 1T5; Gamers and cutters. cows and
heifers, S4G6 Gamer steers, $4.50GT I;
veal calves. Si4615.50; feeder steers. $3.50
M11.50; stOcker steers, S5N9.75; stocker
cows and heifers, S5Is50. Sheep-Re
ceipts. $1,000: market steady: feeding
lambs, 25c up; lambs. 81 lbs down, S1l.I5
Wl4.35; lambs. Gull and common, $1,000
1850 yearllng wethers, 81 .50G12; ewes,
S6.500s6 so; ewes. culls and common, 50
as; breeding ewes, S6.50d11; feeder
lambs S1od1225.
CINCINNATI. Aug. Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 5000 market slow; heavy, S15.25
GIBBS; mixed. medium and light. S1625 /;
pigs. $780, roughs. $3.50; stays, $3.50
Cattle-Receipts. 500 market. slow,
steady bulls, weak calves, S1650. Sheep
and lambs Receipts, $500; market weak !;
sheep. $3.50; lambs, SIS; quality poor.
EAST BUFFALO, Aug. 10.-Cattle-
Receipts, 125; market slow, steady; ship
ping steers, Sl4.50d15. butcher grades,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10

CANNED GOODS, fancy
Indiana tomatoes, Early
June peas, Illinois sweet
sugar corn, red kidney beans
dozen $1.65), can .14G
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10
MOCK MARKET
y TONE is FIRM
,kwell Gains 6 Points After
Early Breaks.

: NEW YORK, Aug. 10-The stock mar
ket contained a surprise for the specu-
lative elements in the early trading to-
day when the leading issues were in
urgent demand.
During the first fifteen minutes a num-
Der of stocks moved up l to 3 points.
Steel common advanced "a to sc and
Baldwin Locomotive advanced over
crucible Steel made a gain of points
The Petroleums also showed pro-
nounced improvement, Mexican Pet max
ing a gain of pa TO 1J3 and Pan Ameri-
can Pet ~ to T9A. :,
There was some weakness in Maxwell
Motor common, which dropped SSs to
rs, and the first preferred fell 213 to is.
National Analine was also weak, fall
ing Al to 20.
Railroad stocks wero fractionaAy
higher.
There was a general disposition among
strong interests to buy stocks at the
opening and this demand continued all
through the first hour, causing strong
tone.
Maxwell Motors, after its early break
of 31L points to 7K,, rallied to 10.
The leading stocks acted in a strong
manner and Steel common, after being
subjected TO bear pressure and reactng
to S55k, moved up to S5B. Baldwin Lo-
conceive SOLD down from IVA TO lUo a
from which it had a quick rally 104.
American International advanced IL to
6915
New Haven advanced 1 point to 34A
and Reading advanced = to sT$4.
There were advances also in the petrol
cum groups. Mexican Petroleum making
a gain of 3s4 to 154A. and Pan-American
Petroleum rose 2 points to 1914.
Professionals were active on the short
side of the market during the early aft
ernoon, forcing recessions from l to 3
points in the more active tissues.
The pressure was soon lifted and
prices came back easily.
Pierce-ArrOw sold off over 4 point on
reports that the plant was laying of
men, because of the shortage of mate
rails.
Studebaker lost a point in sympathy.
The market closed firm.
Closing prices were. United States
steel SIS up IS; Baldwin 103. of Is /;
American Petroleum 1917. up 2;
Studebaker 6014. up Is; Reading S5A
off s: General Motors. 80, of g Cru
chile 12s, up II; Mexican Petroleum
1891. up 5; Middle States Oil l., up y !;
Pierce-Arrow 81, unchanged; United
States Rubber S25s, up g Cuba Cane
Sugar 361s, OF rs D. L. W. e4Ss,
up Is,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10
On Commission ROp

Alligator pears are on the market at
81 a dozen.
There is still a good supply Of green
beans on the market.
There IS a small supply Of home
grown sugar pears on the market sell
ing at So a basket.
Catalogues are down 81 today. sell
ing from 81 10 $3.50. aud only a few
brought the top price.
Berries are practically or the mar
ket, that Ia they have ceased 10 come in
and the few that are on the market are
so soft that they are hardly sal26le.
Tomatoes are again down. due TO the
supply that came on the market from
those gathered Monday. There was but
little change in the price, baskets sell
ing at IS cents, by the bushel s..
There was an unusual stir IN the pro-
duce market today for this time of the
week Buying began enriy and contin-
ued late, due probably 10 the fact that
many Of the garden spots that have been
kept during the summer are beginning
20 fail TO produce enough 70 meet fam
ly consumption.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10
j. n. ARLINGTON,
Meteorologist Weather Bureau.

ggs-Fresh, loss or, 45c

- 1885, Ao~S VAs N|~s
Poultry-Fowls. so; broIers, Ia to 2
lbs, 3sc: cocks. lie; old tom turkeys,
32c; young tom turkeys. u lbs and up,
SIC: young hen turkeys. lbs and up.
&c: Gull thin turkeys not wanted ducks.
lbs and up, zoe: ducks. under-4 lbs,
lie: young ducks. 23c; geese. 10 lbs and
up. l6c: young beese, &c; squads, IL
lbs TO dozen, Sc.
Butter-Clean packing stock, 36c 10 (;
fresh creamery butter In prints Is sell
ing al wholesale at 55160c; in tubs, IS"
Butterfat-Buyers are paying 5695sc
Cheese jobbers selling prices-Brlck
S0632c ID; New York cream, CSC; Wis
eonsin full cream, 2o@32c: longhorns.
3od32c; limburger, 33l1G36c: SWISS, do
nestle. 6Od65c; imported, 81.