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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18
Betty Blythe in her wonderful bath
robe.

Betty Blythe, the pretty screen
star who has gained fame for her
Queen of Sheba, is now gaining
fame as a designer and artist. She
is the envy. of all the feminine con-
tingency because of her new batik
negligee, which she designed her
self. She is shown here wearing
her new creation, which is said to
be the only one of its kind in the
country.
1t is of gold metallic cloth. the
entire back and train hand-painted
with peacock feathers in natural
colors. The sleeves from elbow to
wrist are of crepe re chine, shad-
ing from pale gray to smoke blue.
The front of the gown is of gold
slightly molted with green, the
head and comb of the peacock ex-
tending over the breast. 1t is a
robe fit for the Queen of Sheba.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18
To Have Garden fe,s.

The garden fete given by the
alumni OF St. Joseph's church, We'd
nesday night will be held on the
corner lawn at Nineteenth street
and Seventh avenue. A special
program is being arranged by the
knights OF Columbus band AL
members and their friends are in
vited.
Henderson Glass Meets.
The Harriet Henderson Memorial
class OF the First Methodist church
viii meet tomorrow night at 1880 in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dixon, PIT Fifteenth street. Bust
nuess OF importance will be trans
acted. Company D will be in
charge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18
Pole May Enter Movies.

A recent visit of Ignace Jan
Paderewski, master pianist and
former Polish premier, to the Gold
wyn studios at Los Angeles mas
given rise to the report that Pader-
eksh may be contemplating an
entry into moviedom.
Paderewski. with his bushy hair
and tiny goatee, was always dra-
matte figure upon the concert
stage. 1t is conceivable he would
photograph we'll in the movies
Certainly there would be unusual
interest attached to a historical
film showing the beginnings OF the
Polish republic, with Paderewskl
PLAYING upon the screen the same
role he played in real life.
Paderewski visited the studios as
the guest of Rupert Hughes, the
novelist.
He told those in the studio that
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18

Anxious Mother: Yes, when
your daughter is IS she will be free,
to leave home and marry without
the consent of her parents. Lsaa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-18

Cooking Hints.
When making fudge use one ia
, 1921-03-16
HARDING INAUGURATION INFOR-
NAL

BY the time this issue of the pathfind-
er reaches most of its readers, the new
Republican administration will have been
installed. Never before has a change of
administration taken place with so little
excitement or fuss" Everyone felt
that this was no time for extravaganza.
display or jollification. The motto with
all now is: ITO the work" The daily news-
papers for many weeks nave had Hard
ing's cabinet all fixed up for him-in a
multitude of different ways. At this
writing his cabinet is Supposed to be fin
ally agreed on, but the Pathfinder way is
to wait until the facts are complete be-
fore making statements. AS the people
have waited this long, they can wait just
a little longer. What they are interested
in is results, and most Of them are tired
OF so much discussion and conjecture
The Pathfinder.
, 1921-03-16

possible" demands. adding amid ap-
plause, unless the Reichstag does that,
it will look for some one else to repre-
sent the country in any future negoti-
ations". Karl T%rimborn, on behalf of
all the GOVT. parties, expressed approval
OF DR.. Simons action and also the con-
vlction that the penalties would fail
through the Inability of the Allies to
enforce them. Other speakers followed
In similar strains
London, March 18th. The text of the
German repair tons bill providing for
a nifty per cent levy on the purchase
price Of imported German goods, to
be applied to reparations, which was
formally introduced in the House of Com
mons on Friday. vas made public yester-
day. The Bill describes the German
goods 10 which the act shall be applied
as goods first consigned, from Ger
many, to the United Kingdom and goods
not sold consigned being goods wholly
manufactured or produced in Germany
or goods partly so manufactured or pro-
duced where less than $50 of the value
thereof is attributable to manufacture
or production 10 any countries outside
OF Germany" The act however will not
apply to goods, imported for exporta
ton after transit through the United
Kingdom or by way OF transhipment.
The bill provides that the importer of
German goods stall pay such proportion
OF the value Of the goods not exceeding
500 as the Treasury may prescrible".
In case goods are sent to Germany FIR
the finishing process the tax will apply
only 10 the process. The tax commits
~sioners are empowered by the measure
to require the importer to furnish partic-
ulars as to the country of manufacture
and if these should be unsatisfactory he
goods shall be demended to be of German
origin. The high court may annul, vary,
or suspend contracts entered irto before
March 9Th if it is satisfied that the Bill
will make it a hardship to carry them out.
london, March 18TH The Allied
Supreme Council yesterday afternoon
handed the Greek and Turkish delegations
in London the proposals it had formulat-
ed as a basis of settlement With a view
to the establishment of peace in the
Near East, an outline Of which has al
ready been published. The Turks were
told that the Allies were prepared to
facilitate the admission OF Turkey
into the League OF Nations on condition
they be given proof of the readiness
of the Turks to execute the peace treaty
as modified. The Turks were asked
to recognize the rights Of the Turkish
Armenians to a national home on the
eastern frontier Of Turkey in Asia and
, 1921-03-16

comAetely succeeded putting down
the il erection in eetrograd. Battles
fought s. Waar ~nTasnotya Gorka and
Petrograd ens~ed the Bolsheviki to re-
establish their position on the coast of
the Gulf of Finland. According to the
''Izvestia", $500 deserters, MOSTLY of
the Pe5rograd forces, have been shot
Reval, March 3th.-Considerable num-
bers of Bolshevik soldiers are reported to
have joined rhe revOlutionaries as the
result OF the capture by the latter of
Krasnoya Gorka, Peterhof and Sergio
r0Vka. in the vicinity Of Petrograd. Ac-
cording to the latest advices received
here The 9voluticnaries operating against
retrograd have captured Galerney IQuay,
the Admiralty, the customs house and
the gas-works. The BoIsheviki are said
to be holding their ground in the other
parts of the city.
Berlin. March 18th Approval Of the
German Govt's. attitude toward the
allied reparation demands was voted by
the Reichstag yesterday after DR.. ST.
mons. the Foreign Minister, made a
lengthy explanation of his work at the
London Conference. There was a parti-
san debate over the resolution of approx
al which was moved by the coalition
parties, but it was formally adoped by a
vote OF 268 to 40. The Unionist and
Majority Socialists voted with the Gov
eminent en- bloc. A Communist resolu-
tion demanded the immediate establish
uent of diplomatic relations with Soviet
Russia was decisively defeated. The
house was crowded to hear DR.. Sim0ns'
statement IN which he dilated on the
extraordinary difficult task, on the part
of Germany TO make proposals. uuder
the uncertainty concerning upper Silesia,
and the constant exchange fluctuations.
He explained that an overwhelming
majority among the German experts was
i'm possible OF attainment Tor any prOpOs-
ais hence tie counter proposals were
made from political motives on his oWn
personal responsibility. After repeating
the arguments employed before the Lon
don Conference, he declared that the
idea that because the Allies had torn the
treaty it was therefore void for Ger
many was all wrong, and that we should
not repay wrong with wrong. This was
greeted with laughter anG disor Ter but
DR.. Simons continued. For Germany
there still remains fulfiliment Of the
treaty SO far as that is possible, but no
further. He then proceeded 10 adVo-
cate the seeking of a middle path to the
COUNTER proposals on q different basis,
but he added that the moment we are
given d slap in the face we cannot offer
, 1921-03-16

Smyrna and recalled that they had &C.
cepfed the proposed commission for east
ern lhrace. The Turkish delegates cast
on greece the responsibility for delaying
peace. IL is understood they will Law
the allied proposals before the Sublime
Forte IN Constantinople and the National
Assembly in Angora. Mr.. Lloyd George
SAID the new proposals must be examined
as a whole, without reference to previ-
Gus proposals.
NEW YORK, March 18th 1921.
Flour, Blended Clears st. Lawrence Frand
pr. bri. $500.
Meal, Kindred per 100 TBS S2.1O
New Seasons Pork per brl. $500
heavy Mess Pork per Dbl. S29. 90
Sugar--Crystals maximum per 100 lbs.
MoIasses Sugar $50 test, no quotation.
Cotton, Middling Upland, at Liverpool
per ID. 6 94-1OOd.
Exchange, New York and London, 60
days sight 1885
$780,
LONDON, March 18th 1921.
Sugar, Demerara Crystals, Govt. CONTROL
ed price, duty paid 1895. Cd.
Demerara Crystals free of CON
troll, duty paid, SOS. 62s.
Moscovado Govt. co trolled price.
duty paid, 124s. Cd.
free o. control duty paid
40s. Sos.
line 75s.
German Beet 880o fob. no sales
White Java sugar elf United Kingdom
4Os. (~sellers)
Demerara Rum, per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa, Good Middling Red no.
mlnal PEI cwt 62s, Cos. nominal.
Cotto good Medium West Indian Sea
Island per ID. Esd. nominal.
Bank O.. England rate of Discount per
cent. Z.
Consols 468.
Three per cent rents in Paris Fcs. 1925.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16

eenbeit 5i Icnfen. g8or auem aud
oesboIb, oob id meme licbe 9rout.
penn iie euOli6 eiutrifft, unteritiit-
5en tonn."
DSie boben reft,~ %ertpioerte Der
&oufmailrl, oeiien Nomen au5netiofi
mar. ngur 5ueifIe i'd, ooB sic
cine Sbren &enntniiien augeineiie.
ne S1tiefeit finoen."
80, id bin entidloIien, icOe Sir.
belt nuSunebmen, Die i6 berridten
fonn."
SD Bin gut befannt nit einem
@aturforider, Der ii9 felt eittem bal.
ben Sabre gu StuOien0tpeden bier
aufbGIt, Serrn Or. &orelin. @r
arbeitet an eirem 8erfe iiber Die
5lora uno Sauna Sibiriens uno bal
ii9 gu Oieiem 8pede bier einige
@6rten eingeridtet, NORM err 8fIon.
gen aus allen SeiIen Oes 2onoes
5iebt uto 0ieielben beobodtet. @u6
Siere bolt er in GROCER Menge. 0un
borte i'd Dor einigen Eagen oufdl.
Zig, Oab OieIer Serr 9oftor Rore-
lin einen -"
&1t5netioff belt berlegen inne.
- &nedt iu6e2" ergGn3te Sc.
liz Iddelno. D&eoen Sic uneeniert
aus, Serr &li5netioff."
~gtein, einen @1rtner, Serr Sol.
fofsfi. @igentIid mebr cine Dirt
@ebilfen, Der linn oltf beim Orb!
men ieiner Sammlltngen uno &IoiIi.
f%i6ieren ieiner Yflansen CUTE Diem
ite leiiten fam. Sn Sbnen miro
er, falls sic fi9 elmer Sbrer Sci.
Itesgaben 10 unpiir0igen 3eidGfti-
gltng miomen tuouten, einen ioIfen
poiienoen @ebilfen g%efitnoen baben."
rSd babe feline @abl," entfdieo
GolfofSfi. n8elier nod elm @drt.
1er, oIs Der Stlobe zines miloen
&irgiien. @itte, geben sic mir nrr
cine @mpfeblune an 9oftor &ore.
Iin."
SeIir erbielt oie GmpfebIuttg, uno
- Dab mfrs glei9 binoufiigen =
AUDI Die SteIe.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16

so bcaIcite mid beute oben6, i'd
min Did nit einigen BON linen be.
fonrt MAIDEN. Gas bdtteit on
ni6t ueri6nmcn Iolen, menn on
nit Ser iibrigen Welt ferner eiu
meni9 g%erbinoung u~nterbalten
mtuit. Sir niiicn ms oieie
8orte fIiiiterte er SeIir ms OBJ
- Yricie 81 perihoiien mo perlte.
ben es, lold]e ob%5uicnOcn, obne Den
Scrrn Ssprornit etit 5u beniiben
- on peritebit. Mud cine Sci
tung farmit OIL bier uno oa bel uus
leier. @cbit Ou Mtg"
y@enn i) 50gcre, lieber 9ainie,
10 geidiebt e8 ,rir INN Sopbios uto
@lirer leIbIt milen. Man beoba6.
tct mid IdGrier, ols ale gerbann.
ten, III Der Sofinung, mid bereiu-
fallen 8u iebcn. 6inoct man mid
nidt in meiner @obnung Dor, miro
man na1 mir iuden.~
r4ob, nienlono fam bon Dir
foroern, Oob on Did ale 9lbeu0e
gu Souie oufbdItlt. Sab bid Oas
niht fiimmern. 8ir tun's aud
nidt. 8orum Oenfit on, Dab mar
Dir mebr aIs uns orf Die Singer
iGout?"
lin Sopbios pinen = infer
SrcitnO 2a8areff lit iest @ouperueur
ron Tobolsf."
r2a5areff -"
.@r mar es, pelder ms ourd)
@otDoin Oeiuin5iercn lieB."
n0urd @orooin = 3eufeI, oobon
mubte id) nod gar nidts. 9omm
nit beroif gu mir, i'd wobne bier
I'M Souie, oos muBt oil mir er5db-
len"
9(rm in arm ftiegen oie Srern.
6e oitf elmer pobren Siibnertreppe
gu 9oiaies Stiibhen binauf.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16

aud elm @runo. Ra.
tient: Mein Sreuno S6miot er.
3Gblte mir, ooB sic i'm innerbalb
elmer @o1e bon &beumatismns Gee
belt baben, uno mid bebanoeln Sie
idon felt 5wei Monaten.t
Suneer @rot: @ana redt, mein
&err, aber beoenten Sic bod sic
Iino bod audi elm gut Eeil bidder als
SIR Sreuno Sdmiotl
Gin Gentlemen. Sebe'
mann, gum Sreuno, als lie iiber
lire S6uIoen iprehen: getro9e
iiber 100 Dollars bleibe i'd prin5i-
piel nidt iduIoig, Die lenene i'd
einfa9 obi
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16
Sed5ebntcs 9apitcI.
8ieoer nereiuigt.

DWieine Serren, fuilien sic, men
i6 Sbnen bier bringe," froete 9r.
goiaie nit latter Stimme, oils ct
3pei Stuuoen IpGter nit Sicily @ol-
fofsfi in ben fleinen &reis bon
Sreunoen trot, in ben er i'm ou
fiibren periproden bate.
o@as fir cine &oritdt boben Sic
oenn einecfaaeen2" fragte elmer
Der In9ereoeten.
DSeIir 8olfofsfi.~
Ole flint ODER feds 8%erionen,
tpel9e in Dem fleinen 3immer, in
Dem Oie n9tbenbgeieuidaft Der Ser.
bannten" iteitfaIio, ~onpcieno ma.
rem, erboben iid uno griiBten ben
@%nfommling nit leidtem Neigen
bes Sauptcs.
DSeien sic mir berali6 pinfom-
men, mein lieber Serr @oIfofsfi, "
Iagte elmer Der MGnner, inoem er
Dem Sdriftiteuer ireunoli9 Die
Sano reidte. n@eb6rt uno eeIe.
Ien babe id niel bon Sbnen ="
ISL onel" utterbra6 ibn ein
LANCER bagerer Wonn, Der mo6ti-
&c 9oudtpolfen aus elmer langen
Yfeife blies.
n@ir ale, beritebt fid,~ fubr Der
erite Spreder fort. Limo Or. Bail
lie bat utts biel bon Sbnen er5ablt.
90 abnten mir freiIi6 nod nidt,
baB mir 10 balo @clegenbeit finoen
tpiiroen, Sbre perlonlide 8efannt-
Idaft gu MAIDEN. 90 iebr es uns
ebrt uno erfreut, lieber Serr = 10
bGtten mir bod Inn Sbrer ielblt
piIcn germ fir INNER aiif ooS Ser
eniigen berdidtet. 9o6 mir mill
fen - nit einem Seuf8er Die
l1mitGr6e nebnten, tpie iie iino uno
nit @eouIo uuo &elignation 10 gut
es eebt einridten. aber ber5eiben
sic Die LANCE &e6e = aIs Der Be-
iiser bieIes 3immers erpuds mir
seipiiiermaBcn Die @flidt ba5u. Gr-
lauben Sic, oaB i6 Sic nunme6r
nit Sen MnpeIen6en befannt made.
Serr 9od)in = &err Nififiua -
Serr 9atufbof - 8erbannte."
9ie 8orgeIteGten erboben iid Bel
Neunung Hires @amens uno per'
6eugten iid boflif.
.Serr Or. 9rabesfo, infer @e.
fdnenisarat -"
Selir blidte ben alien Serrn, Der
linn unter oieiem Nalnen porgeiteat
purhe, ibcrroidt oil.
9ieier lddelte.
,Serr Sorptmonn Soltltein, I'M
fer @efdnguis. Snipcftor."
.Sie pulloern iid, itns bier gu
ieben?" froete Der Sauptmann ID.
6eln6, ais Ser Sdriftlteler audi
auf i'm erItaunt Die aueen beftete.
ySn Der Sat, ia peiB nidt, mas
ib oerfen ioa," er.Dioerte Selir.
SD CLAUDE nidt, 0as 5tpiiden ben
Scamten un6 ben 8erbannten elm 10
liebenspiiroieer @erfebr itattfinoe.
Gin gebtloeter Monn iudt ben
l1mgang bon ieinesgleiden," wano.
te Srabesfo elm. nSn Sur9ut TT
natiirIi6 oie ausipobl nibt groB,
uro nur uitter ben @erbanmten trifft
man @ciItespertpanote. 9as 2e-
ben an iid ielbit lit miierabel &C.
mug, aber eeraOc5u foltern bieBe
cs uns, ipenil man uns ait6 nod
auf Ole @efeaidaft etua folder
0ummf6pfe mie oicier Ssprapnif
beI6rGnfen moate."
Selir betraftete ben olten Serrn
nit 8e~punocrung. Ser 6reimut
ocs Ir5tcS floBte linn Idting uno
8ertrnuen elm.
&c eibt audi inter Den ruiiii1er
Geamten gcred)t oenfenoe uno gu.
tie MGnner," e~ntgegnete Saltftein
.8iele bon itns permteilen oas Sp'
ITEM, oeiicn Spier Sic getporoen.
S6er ipmpatbiiicrcn insgebeim mil
Washington Journal., 1921-09-16
T~iinfsebntes &apiteI.
Sreuoen no Lines
8erbdnnten.

Selit @olfofsfi eefieI ii6 10 lebr
in ieiner nelten Stealng, ais eill
@ann bon ieinen GGbigfeiten iif)
iiberbaupt in elmer SGtigfeit gefoI-
len fam, Die i'm n0tigt bon ser
IuSfiibrutg Der tpeit tpi6tigeren
uno beoeutungsboueren @lGne, oie
i'm beidaftigen, fir imrner ab3u-
Ieben.
Or. &areIin nobm balls pabr,
Dab iein @ebilfe our Mrsiibung
groBerer @artenorbeit b~orlGufiq
nod 81 i6pa9 mar, er fu6te ibn
oaber 5u i6onen. ~bertpenoete i'm
mebr innerbal6 0es Sauies au sc.
fretariatsarbeiten uno foroerte i'm
ouf, i'm auf ieinen botaniiden
Streif5igen in bic 1tmgebung 5l be.
oleiten.
SD mill beriu6en, Die @rIoltb-
mis- bier5u gu erbalten," beonttpor.
tete JeIir Die freinolide @inIo0ung,
Sic Difien, oaB i9 obne beIonoe.
rem BaB ben &apon Der Gtaot nidt
iiberi9reiten BARI"
@leid am anoeren Wofden begob
er fiG gum Ssprobnit uno bradte
lein @efu9 Dor.
Ser 8eomte IieB i'm cine boue
Stuuoe inn SousfIur tparten, bepor
er geruBte, at erIneinen un0 Sol.
fofsfis 8itte an5uboren.
u&enne oas," eripioerte er I6led)t
9elolnt, als Selir geipro9en bot
tie, npiro nidts oarousl &enne oas
- Sbr iudt @eleeenbeiten - bleibt
in Der Staot uno tut @uren
9ienlt."
nIber, $err -"
uS9meigtl" idnaitbte ser Mini.
atur . Baida ben @erbannten an,
.fort init gu9. Sabe mebr gu
tun, ais Cure Salbaoereien on5rl.
boren."
9amit orebte er fid) berum uno
lieB Selir fteben. an Der Ereppe
~tuiroigte er i'm nod einmal elmer
8emerfung, inoem er linn orobeno
5urief: nNcbmt gu9 in adt, mo6t
ia feline Seoerfudiercien, ooer sSbr
iont mid fennen lernen. &enne
@u9l"
Selir @olfofsfi perIieB Dos &ars,
blei9 bor Corn.
Ils cine meitere 8elGltigung EMP.
fano er bal0 Die t6elide &orIteuung
beim Sspranif. gr muBte ieoe
@rbeit, Die er beforgte, nieoerlegert,
ieoes @eiprad unterbreden, er muB-
te Sonnto9s pie @ohentags, BEL
ieoer @itterung, Oh &Glte ODER
@arme, &egen ODER Gtitrrn, in ie.
Der Stimmune, BEL ieoem 8efin-
ben - oenn MIR elm 3eltgnis oes
airtli6en @r5tes fonnte i'm bon Die
Ter 8erpflidtling entbinoen - benz
Ssprapnif tdglid feline 4ufpartung
MAIDEN, oamit oieier Iiebenspiiroige
Serr iid bodit eigenGugig bon fei-
ner Mntpeienbeit i~iber5eltgte. llno
penn es nod abeetan getpeien tpG-
re nit Der einfaden SormIi1feit,
ober nein, Der Sspropnif lieB inn
auf feline @%nmeloung oft erpi6ern,
er iole tuarten, uno 70 itano er
mandmal LANCER nls eiae Stunoe in
Dem falten Sousflur, ebe Der gro-
BE Mann fid bequemte, i'm NIT Ell.
mem enaoigen &upfniden al emit
laiien.
Selir abnte, Dab oieies b%eionoere
Sdifaneipitem auf Die Snitiotipe iei.
nes lieben Sreunbes 2a5areff ar-
riid5ufibren iei, uno oaB man ie-
De @elegenbeit nit Grsuoen ergrei.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
BULLS RESUME ACTION
IN CHICAGO WHEAT

CHICAGO. Nov. s-Bullish sem
timent became more apparent In the
wheat market Tuesday than for a
considerable time past. Some re-
newal OF trans Atlantic buying OF
United States breadsturs was given
as the cause.
oats gained = TO Il. Provisions
varied from II cents decline to 5
cents advance with Holland report
I'd as having purchased hard winter
wheat az the Gulf OF Mexico and
with Sweden said 90 have taken a
liberal amount OF rye. the wheat
market here moved upward in a
ready manner, subject only 20 mod
crate occasional setbacks
Gossip was current that the Ital-
fan government would be q buyer
next week and the market was un-
affected by reports that an Italian
firm was in financial difficulties.
Corn and oats were hrmer with
wheat Exporters appeared 20 be
after corn as well as wheat and rye
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
Buddy Goes to Prison for Pal
Who SaUed His Life IN France

LBAVENWoRTH, Ras.. Nov. g.
Harry W. Haley. a British war vet
eran was on his way back 20 Canada
today. having paid in full" az far as
he could. his war debt 70 Thomas ].
Jones. his Buddy"
Jones saved HaIey's life on the
battlefield and Haley had been serv-
Ing a term In the disciplinary bar
racks here for Jones, who deserted
at Fort Slocum after the war.
Both were originally with the Brit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
TNDIANAPOLIs LIVE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. s-HOGS|
Receipts 5000; market 500 Sc lower.
Top $3.50: heavies 1925 q lbs: lights
s7.35 a 80; pigs 81 a 7.5oi bulk s7.55.
CATTLE - Receipts 1900: market
slow and steady. Choio heavies 81
a.: lights $5q7; heifers sos; cows
81 d3.5O: bulls 50 O $50; calves ss9l2.
SHEEP - Receipts 400; mark Z
steady. Prime sheep tld3: lambs
S5.509s.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

70 this country's forces. although he
lived IN Canada HIS wife needed his
aid after the war and he deserted
from Fort Slocum and went home.
When Haley heard OF the dessr.
ton. he took Jones name and army
papers and gave himself up. He had
been serving Jones term for deser-
tion for over a year. but army Of
ficers discovered the substitution and
granted him his freedom.
1T was the least could 90 for the
buddy who saved my life" Haley
said as he left the prison.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

ish forces. Cne day Haley fell shot
through the leg. Jones. true 10 his
buddy, dragged him 20 a dugout inch
by inch as shrapnei burst around
them and machine gun bullets
whistled over head. There they
stayed until night fail, when Jones.
under the glare Of German star
shells. carried his friend back TO
safety.
When this country entered the
war. Jones an American. transferred
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
HOG PRICES BREAK.

IHTJAGO. NOV. HOE prices
broke sharply today on livestock
markets OF the country.
Prices here for medium grades
were S7.35 a hundred pounds, the
lowest since January. 1916. This was
decline OF from 20 10 40 cents.
Large receipts which caused the
price 10 slump. were attributed TO de-
sire OF farmers 10 iquidate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFALO, Nov. SEATTLE
Receipts $50: market active ship
nlnH elaers Sama grades 81 % n 8 e .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

ALTFELD DRUG CO.
ga W. Division 81.
AMERICAN DRUG CO. 1913 y. Main
BASTIAN. OTTO 200 80. Mich. 81.
herman. A.. 126 No. Mich. 81.
BROADWAY PHARMACY.
1923 so. Mich. st.
CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
IO1 80. Michigan st.
CHAPLIN PARK PHARMACY,
5O2 Portage Ave.
CHARD & THOMPSETT.
309 So. Michigan 81.
CIMMERMAN'S DRUG STORE.
002 Portage Ave.
l.. G.. COATES, sol 80. Mic 81.
Il. FINK. 1902 Nam ST.
FRIEB AFER. Il. -.
1926 ". Washington Ave.
GENER. ED9iI Nd A..
81 Lincoln Way IVES
HANS DRUG STORE.
~ ". Jefferson Blvd.
kANIEWS MARTIN.
I@oI ". Division II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

CHICAGO, NOV 8. = BUIIEk =
Creamery extras 42c; standards 37c;
firsts 3641c: seconds 33 u sac.
EGGS-Ordinaries 80 n SIC; f1rsts 90
q 55c.
CHEEsE-Twlns 2002Oh; Amer
teas 21421hc:
POULTRY-Fowls I4922ho: ducks
24c: geese 23c turkeys 33c; ROSTERS
16t2c: springs 22c.
POTATOES - Receipts SO cars.
Northern white. sacked 2l.70Q1.s5;
Red River Ohios s150G 1.66; Idaho
Russets sacked s2.50I2.60.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09
cows ifknnkEn

cows si.5005.50.
CALVES-Reoeipts 200; market ac-
tive and steady. Gull TO choice $50
Ia.
SEEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts
1900: market active. Lambs 50 q S.50
Gull 10 fair $3.50 SIS; yesrlinss i4eS
a $50; heep ti.50a475.
HOGS-Receipts $500; market ac-
tive and $50 25c lower. Workers. s.25
ds75; pigs $50; mixed ssas.15.
heavy s7.75: roughs ss.256e75; tags
.g460d5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

LANDON DRUG STORE.
234-36 So. Mich ST.
MASS q son. 4. ID.
72T Lincoln Way West
MEYER x son. G. r..
II5-I7 W. Jen. Blvd.
REI7!OLD q CO. =. G. I25 y. Main
RELIANCE PHARMACY,
30 ". " ashinRton Ave.
SCHAFFNER CO., o. W. ~ W. JEFF.
SCHIFFER. y. A. 527 T.. Je6. Blvd.
SCHILLING, NICHOLAS. :;03 :. Mich.
STANDARD DRUG Co. 49, y. Mich.
STOW ER'S SPORT SHOP.
I2I y. JeffesOn Blvd.
STRIEBEL q STEINEL, ia y. Mich.
WEST SIDE HDW. Co,
122G ". Wash. 81.
ZELTNER RDW. co, as 50. Chaplin.
NIsHAVN AKA DEALERS
BARNARD & son. &. l.,
1IS-I2C T.. LINCOLN Way
LANG q CO. g.. l..
I0D-I-l T.. Lincoln Way
RED CROSS PHARMACY.
1C2 Lincoln WAY West
WENT q CO.. h.. 6. 80 y. Main 1T.