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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
CITY BRIEFS

The fire department made a run to
921 II street northwest at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon and e~xtinguished q
flue fire at the home of X. j.. Penrose.
Damage was estimated at $50. Another
run was made this morning to 507 A
street northwest but no damage was
done.
Attorney Norman Prueitt Of Oklaho-
ma City is in Ardmore on legal bust
ness.
Joe williford Of Woodford was trans.
acting business in the city today.
C. W. Fonville of Gainesville spent
Sunday in Ardmore.
r. p. Looney Of Tisnomingo was in
the city today on business.
W. T. Ward, wife and two daugh-
ters OF Tishomingo were in Ardmore
Sunday.
Attorney ]. b. Moore and U. T.
Rexroat who have been In New York
City and other eastern points for the
past ten days on business matters re-
turned Saturday night. Mr.. Moore
states that the weather was fine all
the time they were In the big city
and hat 1t was colder here yesterday
than any weather he experienced
there.
The Red river country was visited
by many Ardmore sportsmen Saturday
and Sunday, but II any geese or
ducks were slain they were disposed
Of before the hunters returned to the
city as none were visible when they
landed. So many have bombarded
every flying flock of geese and ducks
In this territory without material re-
suit that the birds continue their
flight southwark and pass these wat
ers up.
The slight rains OF last week did
considerable good to the country.
but there was not enough to encour.
age much blowing. The roads OF the
country however, have been or are
being dragged which is putting them
in very good condition.
The new dam for a big water tank
on the Westheimer and Daubc pas.
lure Is completed and now all that Is
desired IL a heavy rainfall TO fill the
tank TO convert q deep, wide hollow
into q very sizeable lake.
Next Thursday. Thanksgiving day,
all business houses will remain clos.
ed from "Wednesday night TO Friday
morning,
A trip among the farmers In the
northwestern part " the county re.
veals the fact that cotton acreage will
be materially reduced another year and
several who have hitherto been strict
~ cotton farmers that they
will plant hone at all but put their
land into other crops that II they
cannot sell at a fair price they can
feed To stock.
RI Pitts left Sunday morning
for Atlanta, Ga, Ia he at the bed.
side of his mother who Is critically
M. He will be met at LATHE Rock
by another brother who will accom
pany him.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. n. Richie who
have been living at the Washington
apartments are this week moving TO
Grcenvillc. Texas, whore Mr.. Ritchic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
GREAT EASTERN SUCCESS
TO BE INTRODUCED HERE

Ardmore Business Men Succeed in Having Campaign
Launched Here TO Better Health Conditions-Ioca
People May Now Share Benefits With Residents Of
Larger Cities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

. Sell II through The Ardmorelte
Classified ADS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

Thousands of Men and Women in East and South Re-
gain Health and Happiness, and Many Publicly
Express Heartfelt Thanks to New Zealand Scientist
Public Amazed Over Powers Of Famous Discovery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

men hold that the female brain, under
such circumstances, rctrogresscs be
yond recovery, This theory is ridicul-
Gus. | can't refute it scientifically,
but | know many womcn who have
come back after raising families.
Children should broaden a woman,
never cramp her. OF course, the
mind becomes flabby through disuse,
but the married woman's mental slug
gishness is nc greater than that which
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
roo LATE To CLASSIFY

WANTED TO RENT-Permanentlyy,
2 or 3 furnished house keeping
rooms or small furnished cottage,
close in, by married couple. Phone
Collins. 21.2
FOR RENT-7-room furnished house.
two rooms already rented; very rea.
sonable. 800 Sixth avenue northwest.
Phone 1897. 21.5
FOR SALE-Rced baby cart in good
condition. Phone 1856. 21.3
FOR SALE-Onc star drilling machine
complete. Address G., care Ardmore.
tie. 2l.3
DRESSMAkING Of all kinds. also a
broom house. 800 q street north
west. Mrs. c.. =. Hall. Ella
FOR SALE-Four ferns. Phone GAS.
21.3
WANTED-Laundry work at my
home. Anna Price. 1919 Third ave.
u northeast. 81.
FOR RENT-Light house keeping
room furnished or u%nfurnished. 1856
c street southeast. 2l.S
FOR ~RENT-one furnished room for
light house keeping, reasonable; also
two upstairs sleeping rooms. Apply Ill
Third venue northwest. 2l.3
FOR SALE-One Ford truck and good
paying business. Call at 2IO Sixth
venue southeast. Ella
FOR RENT-Nice 5.room stucco
. house. barn, chicken house, 3 acres
of ground; three blocks east of the
street car barn. ole
FOR SALE-Full blooded Barred
Rocks, full blooded Brown Leghorns:
cockerels cheap IL taken at once. Apply
3 blocks east street car barn. 81.
RHODE Island Red cockereia. s. c.
See Torbett at 900 y. Washington.
LOST-Black tail off Fur neck piece.
Phone S45. Mrs. II. c. Ledbetter. 21.s
FOR RENT-Nice large light house
keeping rooms; upstairs: close to
bath: rent reasonable. Phone i035R.
els
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs, G. II. Richie who
have been living at the Washington
apartments are this week moving to
G~rcenvillc. Texas, whore Mr.. Richie
will 90 into business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

FOR RENT-Nlce large light house
keeping rooms; upstairs; close to
bath: rent reasonable. Phone LOSER.
els
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

RI. Pitts left sunday morning
for Atlanta, Ga, tn he at the bed
side of his mother who Is critically
III. He will be met at Little Rock
by another brother who will accom-
pany him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

Next Thursday. Thanksgiving day,
all business houses will remain clos.
ed from "Wednesday night to Friday
morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

WITHIN a Few Gays IN Silesia, the
,rremier added. n force Of 10000 men
with full military equipment sprans
Inp at the call OF the necessity. Tho
Hull force Of the present German ma
thincry, he estimated, would bc suf'
Elcient TO raise AN army OF six mil.
hon or seven million men. The pre-
,Inler declared his conviction that un-
Her such circumstances no American
,'titizen would want France to disarm.
uermany's war materials had been
lSrgely destroyed the premier agreed,
but added that the problem Of mater.
Sai was not one that could not be
Nsolved. He declared Germany was a
nation OF great industry which al
Nnys had had the two fold goal OF
commerce and war.
The foundation 'of their genius and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

The new dam for a big water tank
on the Westheimer and Daubc pas.
lure Is completed and now all that Is
desired IL a heavy rainfall to fill the
tank to convert u deep, wide hollow
into q very sizeable lake.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

LosT-Black tail off Fur neck piece,
Phone S45. Mrs. II. c. Ledbetter. 21.s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

CONTINUED fr,m Page One)
marshals from Chickasha conducted
the raid. Sheriff Buck Garrett of
Carter county was not asked to par.
tcipate in the raid and none of his
men were among the officers.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
-~--|e--->~-~-~-~-~-~-
SAIFeMAN

SALESMAN
pYNAMIC--NOT STATIC.
You are looking for a market for
YOUR sales ability. we are willing -
buy that ability at a figure that Will
Pay you a good Big profit s.<ovidsd
you are man who doesn't gi.e short
wAlkhl.
II you are a msu OF action a man
who does things, a man who Is NOT
afraid 10 put forth real effort. We
can assure you really satisfactory
Immediate returns, and In addition wa
viii develop your ability 30 that YOU
can get much bigger returns in the
future.
You have seen what others have 70
offer, now let Us make a bid for your
ability. Write T. 52s Herald. Herald
So. giving age and phone number,
II any.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WAITRESS. competent, Scandinavian, for
apartment: must be nice looking: recent
personal references. Inquire between g:3O
and 1880 A. M. Monday, 4To Park sv.
I'D north).
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

''---'> -------'--'N-'
MASTERS. PILOTS
AND ENGINEERS
FOR DELAWARE RIVER
SERVICE.
APPLY WILSON LINE
WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT Co.
70. r. ~. HOPPE.
PIER 8 NORTH PHILADELPHIA,
OR J. S. WILSON.
9Th ST. WHARF. WILMINGTON. DEL.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
WAREHOUSE MANAGER.

For Hoboken warehouse OF Christian
company Must be experienced. The
kind OF a man who can get shipments
Nu one day quicker than they wee
ever gotten out before and at the same
time accounte for every piece OF ner-
chandise that comes In. References
will be thoroughly investigated ana
man must be bonded. No investiga-
tion until after interview.
Give age. experience. religion.
whether or not now employed. present
salary. or IL not employed. salary last
received. Address
Y 531 HERALD. HERALD So.
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MEN WANTED.

Ten men VINO can furnish good
references and who would Ike o
associate themselves VITA the
largest firm IN the country; un-
limited advancement for the right
men. Apply In person. i10 West
10th 81. n. y. room 2Of.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

YOUNG men, employed IN mechanical lines,
Interested In marine engineering, wanted
10 Join naval organization; full course OF
instruction In marine engineering, particular
attention given to oil burning turbine engines
all instruction practical: cruises In summer
TO Bermuda. Atlantic ports. &C.. in Eagle
boats, with regular ". s. n. pay: retained
pay while under instruction: weekend cruises
in sailing cutters whaleboafs and steam
launches: TERMS, baseball and swimming
and all outdoor sports. Apply TO Engineer
officer. any Monday. Tuesday or Thursday
evening. U. s. 8. Granite State. II. W. 9Ith
ST.. ~. r.. via West Goth at. and Broadway.
YOUNG men who like out OF door life 10
join q New York city naval organization.
rowing. SaturdaySunday sailing in cutters
and whaleboats: cruise TO West Indies and
Atlantic ports during summer; swimming.
tennis. gyrrna stun. basketball. baseball and
all athletic advantages. retainer pay: no in
reference with civilian occupations. ApptN
II. S. s. Granite State. foot W. 9th ct,
n. r., Manhattan, New York. via osth st.
from Broadway. any Monday, Tuesday ar
Thursday evening.
YOUNG MAN WANTED 70 act as ASSIST
ANT TO DISTRICT MANAGER for chain
dealer corporation; must be willing TO travel
when called upon: investment $500. required
as matter OF good faith. Reply at oncs,
G. s22 Herald, $50 BwAy.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hirc-Pas-enEcr Cars.


For Birc-Passenxcr Cars.
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. desires monthly
rental for late model town cat Al appear
ance. mechanically perfects ideal car for
elderly lady. courteous. efficient service
highest recommendations. livery II DESIRED.
write box 9. 1915 80 ev.
IfJipsO~ super, latest limousine landsuiet.
s4bo. monthly; references. MILTON HORN.
Bryant $500
LIMOUSINE touring car. for hire: moderate
rates. BUCKLES. Phone Murray Hin
osO5
PACKARD TWIN srxEs for hire. perfect
service; reasonable rates. G. NJ. y q. ".
WILLIAMSON, 2os w. tsd. Bryant A2ie- 1880.
For Hire--Mofcr Trucks.
A load from Scranton. Portland. Me. Rait-
more. load 10 Aihanv r. Ros'cn. 7, q,
frAChuLLy. $50 Hudson a. Chelsea aSTs
rOR UtflE-alt ton truck. owner drives. 20
per day. sELPH. watkins T1cs.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. American. 49, sin
. Gle. 0 years driving, knows department
stores. theatres. all country roads; excellent
reference: moderate wages q 125 Herald
Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

CHAUFFEUR, first class mechanic, careftd
|. driver; high grade cars: makes own re-
pairs; excellent references present and past
employers; write. phone. Mautner. 1880 Far
Rockaway.
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Instruction.

LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pieasan,
profitable work; day and evening classes
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West Side Y. NJ. c. A.. 30i W. 9th 81.
MEN earn S50-S150 weekly through Prof.
Rohrer's HairdTess. Marching, Bsauty
Culture School: pamphlet. 1f9 w. s2d 81,
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

CHAUFFEUR, married. experienced every
mako cars good mechanic. wishes position
private family: city o. country. r.. Heland-
er. Il. 127th.
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COOK, young woman. good cook; private
family: two persons references Call be-
fore 10 $50 or after 4 30 ". 8sth.
COOK small family. Call after Sunday.
phone Circle 6s22.
COOK, first ciasH. wanted references re-
uuired. Apply 23a West 10th 81.
COOK. experienced private family; refer
ence required Call ass w. ssth.
COOK. reliable; small laundry, in family.
Neugass. 2ie w. sist,
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CHAUFFEUR R-MECHANIC. EXPERT
on all high grade cars, wishes position with
private family; city or country; rhn give
best OF references. G 1856 Herald. Herald So.
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- CHAUFFEUR wishes private position; 10
Years experience; expert on Pierce. Loco
=; mobile, Packard. Cadillac, &c.; years last
= position: good references; well recommended.
- e 214 Herald, Herald go.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.
THE VOCATIONAL BUREAU,
IL w. 42d st. (near 9th ay.)
Phone Vanderbilt 1856 for appointment.
SHIPPING CLERK. executive ability. paper
business experience, over 50 years $40
ORDER CLERK, paper business experiences.
alert, ambitious. excellent opportunity S2a
Domestic Help Wanted.
COUPLES WANTED:
BUTT. OOK-C1IAUFT'EUR- COOK
GARDENER R-COOK-USEFuIs COUPLES.
MANY POSITIONS NOW OPEN
CITY OR COUNTRY AT
LAZARE's COUPLES DEPARTMENT.
200 EAST T2D STREET.
MODERATE FEE. MONTH GUARANTEE.
NO REGISTRATION CHARGES.
COUPLES. buffers. second and useful men
wanted Immediately. Duffy's Agency. 2
w. 47th st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

, ARCHITECTURALd designer, university grad
uate, years experience, apartments. of
! lice buildings. residences. banks. &c. with
architects and engineers; at present en-
ployed, desires position; reasonable salary.
would take entire charge OF work. a 1926
Herald, Fulton st
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CuA1IFFEI1R-MncuANIc

Chauffeur. thoroughly experienced, private
. family chauffeur, exceptional mechanic, care
fn driver; years experience; highest ref
q erences; gentlemanly, trustworthy; reason
/ able salary. N p 344 Herald. Herald so.
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- CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. useful. other work !.
u years driving, years reference last po-
- sition, 20, Danish single; low wages any
where. G 122 Herald, Herald 50.
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-CIIAUFFEUR-M MECHANIC, IA years' expert
~. ence, wishes position private: oarefuf
driver; Al references. J. Mccormick. :si
Goth st. Bklyn.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Commercial Help Wanted.
MISS C. u. McGUTNESS. ~ W. 44th St
Positions In high class law offices for
competent stenographers.
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: CHAUFFEUR wish TO obtain q position
q for a good chauffeur and mechanic, who
Y has been IN my employ for the past year.
Further Information can be had either by
phone or letter. u. Bloch, PIT Broadway.
Phona Worth n31k.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

2 CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. 20. single wishes
= steady private position; years experience
on all makes of cars in private employ
!. Cunningham and Lancia on last position.
Z. neat appearance: best reference: go any
where Burton +. casseii. Morningside $500
45oT
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CHAUFTEUR, mechanic, % yeana' expert
a. ence, repairs. driving. wishes position as
> s.femonatrator ;. or private. II ITS Herald, Her
4 MD "a.
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Y :. CFIAUFFEyR, expert mechanic. Pierce. Sim
- plex. Locomobile, any car. careful driver:
10 years experience, years reference last
- position. $50. G III Herald, Herald so.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE couple seeks position; both have
long experienced first class: man cook;
wife as maid or waitress: best references;
small family city or country. Kanda, b9
W. q6th st
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

BOOKKEEPER.
Young lady assistant to take charge or
payroll; must be experienced and quick mt
figures. good chance for Advancement; state
experience and salary expected. Box $50.
coo Cable Building.
CHAafBER-MAID. competent. scandinavian,
for apartment; must be nice looking recent
personal references. Inquire between ESQ
end 1890 A. M. Monday, 40 Park av.
ed northl.
CiiAMRERMAID and waitress. fam
NY OF .: must be willing 60 Great
Neck, l.. L. Apply Mrs. Pidgcon.
Brohman & Co, 3eT 4th nv. seventh
floor. Apply between A. NJ. and . go
AID-wAITRESs--Ca any lady
recommend refined, Trustworthy, young
woman as chambermaid-wnltroas7 Scotch or
American, Protestant. white. apartment! one
lady. Telephone mornings, Schuyler s92i.
CIIAMBERMAID and waitress. competent,
wanted In small family; references re-
qulrcd. Apply %, 90 y. T3d ct.
cHAMBERMAID. maid. good sewer; rvfer-
ence roauired Call between i2 and or
and 7, 2s " Srtl. Tel. Col. 1887.
cITAAIBERAfKg wATTR@ss. assist cham
bar work; private house. IN family. 30
". Nth. schuyler sSi3.
ctrAMBURNAIp-wATT for family OF
five adults. Call from 10 TO ~, ~ w.
10th. Cnrfare paid.
CHAMBERMATD and waitress wanted IN
private house city references. - w. soth.
oIIAAfBERMAID. waitress. in apartment;
sleep out: white. schaff. 20 =. Goth ct
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~. CHAUFE'EUk,
six years experienced careful driver. do
= own repairs; private family: references. u
1900 Herald, Bronx.
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UPHoIsTERERs.

ATTENTION. HousEf1EEP,.Rs
Vave your slip covers cut and made 10
order before the rush begins. Very big aelec.
ton OF oretonnc, latest design. Open even.
ines. NJ. MARCUS, 1900 So. Boueva rd.
Phone 1ntervale 422.
UPHOfsTERER, residence, shop. mattresses
remadc. furniture reupholeterod lowest
prices. 20i w. iO0th Riverside f1s5.
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\. experience. Pierce. Cadillac, Packard 90
own repalrs private family; references
Schuyler f0iDf
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CHAUFFEUR, single. middle aged, ~ years'
experience. good driver, excellent mechanic
sober. reliable: reference. Clarke. 80e East
reth.
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JAPANESE. competent young man, seeks
position as butler and valet In private
family; 10 anywhere; neat honest. sober
very willing: has long reference. $. o.. 102
West 123d. Morringsida a1pS.
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NAN. 81. wishes position; II looking for
honest and reliable worker address r
1875 Herald Brooklyn.
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SALESMAN-Wanted active energetic man
TO sell stock in concern manufacturing
food products to build another factory in
n. T.; well organized and established COM
pauy with it's product sold by biggest firms
In L. S.; leads. Call Mr.. Amis, Bowling
Green 1920
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

GARDENER aud handy man for a email
place on Staten Island all year around !;
position must be trustworthy and have first
class references. Apply 227 Grand av.. cor
ner OF DE Kalb av., Bklyn.
GARDENER, must understand vegetable
gardening and make himself useful sober
man: country. Apply 235 West 50th ST.
IMMEDIATELY
Three men over 30, possessing character
determination and common sense win find
congenal and profitable employment IL quail
filed; experience unnecessary: give phone
number. Write Box 557. oo6 Fitzgerald Bldg
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

JAPANESE. excellent brtIer. wishes perma-
nsnt position; thoroughly experienced:
finest character: best recommendations.
Toyo, II Concord, Bklyn. Phone Main ll44.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

CHEF. first class, wishes position In club or
roadhouse city or country. + 1911 Herald.
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CEAuFFEuR.

AMERICAN. MARRIED, AGE 30. WISHES
POSITION WITH PRIVATE FAMILY: 10
YEARS EXPERIENCE ON ROLLS-ROYCE.
PIERCE, PACKARD AND CADILLAC
Oars: GOOD REFERENCES: LAST PLACE
THREE YEARS, PROMINENT NEW YORK
FAMILY. GEORGE HUGHES. 215 CRI1s-
CENT ST.. LONG ISLAND CITY. PHONE
ASTORIA oSG5
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WOMAN. middle aged: good home for an
experienced and neat woman; to take best
care Of baby and do some Homework: :
steady position. Phone Columbus si12 Mon
dsv morning. or call at 20o5 B'wsy, apt &C.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
Bulls Dominate Chicago
Mart; Reports Damage

By Associated Press;
CHICAGO, June 11.-Trade re-
ports Of black rust in wheat fields
in portions of Nebraska and Iowa
turned grain traders bullish and
made an unsettled market on the
Chicago board Of trade today. Com
pared with yesterdays close July
wheat was up 21-4 and September
. 1-4c. Corn netted gains of from
I IA 10 l 7-Sc; oats "a TO Ic. and
provisions were virtually unchanged
at from sc lower 10 1-3c higher.
Professional sellers held sway at
the weak opening In wheat but after
an hour Of price depression gave way
when the first rust reports came
from agents in the field. Confrma-
ton of the reports by a local author
lily added to the movement despite
his explanation that the rust had ap-
peared Hlly on matUred winter wheat
and was important as indicating Il
possible infection point from the
northern spring wheat fields. Then
another expert summarized a tour
OF the winter wheat country and pre-
dicted that the next government re-
port would indicate a further shrink
age in the crop and the bears took
20 cover. Export demand continued
slow and lit was reported that Ger
many was out OF the market. but
this and the foreign exchange situa-
tion were overshadOwed by the do
nestle crop news.
Hedging operations brought July
and September corn 10 a parity with
each other. A falling off in receipts
and the strength in wheat both made
for an upward tendency.
Oats followed corn and wheat, be-
ing lower early and higher later.
Experts held that liquidation had
about ended.
Provisions were dull but strength
aned with grains in the late trading.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

ductions. Building materials man
ufacturers and building labor should
profit by the experience OF some
other branches II industry. where
sharp price reductions have been
made. the response has been imme-
diate and the volume OF new business
substantial Freight rates are, OF
course. a prop 20 high prices. Rate
reductions are inevitable. but can
hardly come soon enough 10 affect
the current seasons activity mater
tally.
Organized labor still opposes all i'm
portant wage reductions. but indl-
vidual workmen are hiring out at
rates sometimes below those fer
which the contractors are hghting
Fortunately labor shows an increas-
ing disposition 90 arbitrate the wage
question. and a strike at Cleveland
was ended by reference OF the wage
question 20 board Of arbitrators.
Continued resistance to waGe re-
auctions viii prove "a boomerang as
80 will tend 10 create sentiment in
favor Of the open shop for which
many employers are actively cam
paiguing