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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
MANY REMARKABLE SHOTS
ON NO. 2 PLNEHURST COURSE
Has Yielded Sixteen Holes in One and Sixteen TcoSroke
Holes in Par in Sir Seasons

two. Eight of the names which ap-
pear arc of golfers with at least
sectional regulations. although some Of
the finest amateurs who have played
here hav" not been fortunate enough to
hole full shot. Francis Ouimct and
Check Ey"ns both have won the North
and South amateur championship. but
ar" not vet credited with getting n hole
here in one or two shot hole in two
Perhaps the most spectacular shot Of
the lot was made by Philip Carter. when
playing the final round of one of the
big amateur tournaments. His oppu-
nrnt was Parker Whittcmorc. and
Whittcmorc had won tn" eighth hole
with Il two. driving upon the green and
sinking putt. He had the honor at
the short ninth and hit mashie niblic
within eighteen inches of the cup. Car
'"r then holcd out from the tee.
The number ON" course has provided
number of ones The eleventh hole
on this course is l53 yards and II. r.
Within. of Whi'inSvillc. Mass. and
J. L. Bowkor. Of Woodland. each has
dropped to" shots to the hole.
The honor roll of those who have
registered II hole in one. two shot hole
in two or a three shot hole in three.
with the districts from which the player
cam" to Pinohurst. follow:
F,rst, hoir $40 Hgrds-.Par :. Made in two
BY ). II sullivan :Jr.. Of Boston, :.
Thr4 ,Go'r, &G7 ynrds--gsr : Made in
II. :. WorrhIngtom. Of Sew YoTE 'p"'' anu
F.qr'h holG &=3 '2rdSI,Pqr 4. Made In
Ilnu'"r. "f ronnoct..u, and Taul Famrin. OF
,s @ T. 2". ~ Ernzras E2-asG2r of ra,nGis "a Me@e i"
S,\.h h..". ~ ,HrdS Par d" Made IN o1e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
Railroaders at National a. G

Tho PhiladClphia Terminal Division Attn.
lotto Association has secured tho En,i,,,,I
4. c. for an amateur boxing tourn" NOW, rI,,,,
10 be held tonight in connection Win Tho
winter indoor sports program on tho i, mn.
sYlvania system. Tho classes to hc ronrn.
s"nted are bantamwciGht, feathrrwo,pht
lightweight. weterweight middlewclcht and
h"avywcight There will also bo special
'ou's between the Winners Of the Ia a. .,.ir,
nHmcnts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
Vale Finally Finds Victim

New Haven. Jan. 27.--Yalc last night won
Its first basketball game in six matches. do
fcatlng Wesleyan by 2S to 20, leading from
tho start of plav and finishing the lTst half
ahead, 30 to IL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
SAMUELS' GOAL
TRIPS V|LLANOVA
West Catholic Sub" Starts
Rally in Extra Period.
McHenry a Star

II would not hc at MI surprising Il
triple tic resulted in the Catholic
Lcaguc before the week is out To-
morrow West Catholic and Catholic
High meet in tho cage and those friendly
rivals will fight il out to n finish. West
Catholic is. Of course. the favoritc.
Catholic High has not been playing tho
kind of basketball that would suggest
tho" would outwit Coach Michael =
protogcs.
West Catholic started tho week in a
blaze Of glory. beating tho star Villa
nova Peeps team in an extra session
game, IS ~ 3j. II was fold goal by
Samucls, sub. and n foul by Me-
Henry which gave the local youngsters
the game. West Catholic played great
gam" from tho start. forging ahead 30
to | in the first half. In the second
half, du" to some brilliant playing by
Kane and lIardgan. NilIanova hraCcd
and first one and then the other had the
lead
West Catholic had the game in hand
when a foul was committed Just about
tho timc the whistle blow and Shubcrt
mad" good. ticiug the score. Shubcrt' 5
foul throwing was poor. n he scored
only seven ont Of possible eighteen
points. while on tho other hand. Me-
Henry. Of West Catholic. Tailed eight o.
rcu out of twenty five. It was a happy
lot Of youngsters who made their way
back to this city and il was u welt
earned victory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
Cathohc High Dangerous

Br0fhcr IOhU FOIio, IN discussing
the West Catholic High game said that
this was always big game for West
Catholic and that the Purple and Gold
players usually show their best form in
this match. The victory ove~ NillanOvn
will not cause tho West PhilicS to lot
up in their play. for Catholic High will
prove n stiff proposition no matter what
scores Of past games have been.
The Catholic LGaEue Standing:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
eaqshaw to Coach Washington

~rrtiIr. We" o.. - - ,s.. D.'
30. ., "r ,oa E,.~." "ls1 u.r arho,'
.ionaI prgp school chrmUuuship last voar
vas todav elected coach of the University
wear cnnirRc' Rs Eshaw succeeds Coach
i.etsnard istulG Allison. resigned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
Erie Gets Basketball rournsm,,,

Eric, Pa. Jan. 27.---The National ira,,
trial basketball Championship will be w
third annual basketball tournament of X X
organization VI 'nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
STEAMER QUEEN
SAVED AT SEA
Disabled Ship Rescued on
Way TO Seattle

BAN F'TtANcIsco. Jan. f0.--The
Admiral line stssifner Queen. en- route
from San Diego 90 Seattle. via Los
Angeles and Fan Francisco, wna ex.
peeted 10 be brought hack Into san
francisoe hay today, after having be-
come disabled in "a b0.mils gale off
Point Arena yesterday.
Wireless messages early today in.
dicated the Queen was out OF danger.
according TO Capt. Harris. port cap
tain OF the Admiral line.
The Queen was temporarily at the
mercy OF the storm when her low.
pressure crank shaft broke, the mes.
agas received her. Enid. The steam
or Admiral Dewey answered the dis
tross signals, and during the early
evening succeeded In getting n line
aboard the Queen and towing her out
OF the zone within which there was
danger Of the vessel being driven on
the beach.
About 30 passengers nr~ aboard
the Queen. They will be- transferred
here from the Queen 10 the steamer
Admiral Watson for the trip North.
II WIS stated al the Admiral line of.
fic~a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
ATTACK in
dublin IS
'.'1HWARTED
Skirmishes in Ireland In
creasing; Two Armed Girls
Are Captured
NIX CHARLES NJ. MCANN

DUBLIN. Jan lo.---Rebei- ucuN-
sty. possibly reaching the Importance
Of extensive skirmlshcs with crown
forces north and west OF Dublin. was
reported hero today. The fighting.
according 60 vague reports which
reached Dublin Castle. extended at
intervals over an area OF 20 miles.
IL was believed the Sim Fein army
may have planned the attacks In an
effort 90 cut transportation lines
comprising the royal olnad and the
western railways
DUBLIN. Jan ic.--Mllitary forces
here frustrated a plan for Sim
Fcin attack In tho heart Of Dublin
As reported at headquarters today.
. body Of Sim Fclners cut thru the
wire barricade Of a hong stretch OF
ruad leading into the city. planning
20 ambush troops.
Soldiers were rushed to trio place
ana took a number of prisoners
TWO YOUNG GIRLS
ARE CAPTURED
Tho incident was only one Of a
number OF skirrnishes during the
weekend Raids were conducted In
Cork Among prisoners taken were
two young girls one of them with
. revolver hidden IN her corset. the
other with pistol In her pocket The
soldiers made a careful search Of
residences OF many suspected Sim
Feiners. removing large quantities OF
documents but making few arrests.
A tank was thrown into action at
Diliou's Cross. County Cork. II was
used to batter down a stone wall
which had concealed ambushers two
weeks ago. Two buildings were burn.
eli as punishment for that ambush
Further property punishment was
enacted at Camiogh. where con
stable was killed last week. Two
houses. said to belong TO Frank
Aiken. n prominent Sim Feiner.
burned Most OF the towns popuia.
ton fled before the soldiers arrived
u ftaiis OF Sim fein attack on
che vramore barracks. available to-
day. said the small body OF police
Within the barracks sent UP vari-col-
Ord yhts while holding off the at
tackers with rifle and bayonet- One
Sim TT tn~r was killed with a bayo-
net and zen more wounded
Attracted by the lights. a large
force OF troops was rushed TO the
rescue ano' the Sim Feiners were
driven off after inflicfing compare
lively little damage.
the hoidin 9 OF the American vcss~i
Honolulu by military forces nj Cork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
FUEL and FOOD, I
THIEVES LOOT
Seven Cords of Wood Re-
ported Stolen

Seven cords OF wood hive brm
stolen from the Pacific Coast CO
60. yard. at Madison park, durine
the last few days. Two sacks Of fiote
and "a small amount Of canned goo<h
were taken from l.. y. clarkg store
at 34gI 10th ave. 4. w
Hungry thieves raided MR.. ]. Hak-
er'g Ice box at 1913 Valentine 81
The Bakers didn't have eggs and ut
ter for breakfast nor roast for ID
ner as result.
Several articles Of clothing
stolen by thieves from the hout
v. w. voorhees,. 2f0s 5ist ave. -
Canned corn and Tomatoes W
the loot Of the thieves who entere
the store Of G. H. Nichols. BoyistOs
ave. and Univerdty 1T
Windows in two downtown rhops
were found broken by patrolmsn on
the morning watch. Several yioiins
seemed 10 be missing from the Mar
ting Music house. at 1908 First,
Patrolman Tom Hartnstt reported
Glass was smashed In a window at
as W. Yesier way. but nothing taken.
according TO Patrolman L. II. Apple
quist-
A prowier entered q hous- as 1925
First ave. w. but stole nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
Y DROWN when
LAUNCH UPSETS
Melbourne Officials Probe
Accident

MELBOURNE. Australia. Jan 10.
Authorities arr investigating today
the cause OF an accident thar re.
suited in the drowning OF 1. persons
Saturday when motor launch filled
with excursioniS,s eapslzed In tho
Hopkins river at Warrnamhooi. Vic
toria- There were so persons aboard
the launch
s~-~~~~-~~~~~~-~~-~-~~-
engrossed Sim rrfn and military
authorities today. Tho captain Of
the vessel protested when the ship
was boarded by soldiers AS shs pro
eec.ied up tho River Leo to Cork.
Tho ship carried provisaons for cia-
gems OF Cork.
Conflicting IMPORTS of the raids and
ambush~@ r~aeh n~utrais In Dublin.
According TO whether he IL talking
with Sim F'rin or government wyrn-
pathixors. the investigator In given
opposite accounts Of every occur.
renee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
Ask Poindexter to
Aid Air Field Here

Senator Miles Poindoxter wns urF'
ed Saturday by County Commissioner
Claude G. Ramsay 10 lead IA concert
Ell fight Of Washington delegates To
fore. congress TO authorize the Inn
mediate development OF the Sand
Point aviation field here.
In lengthy wire. Ramsay pointed
out that concentration OF aviation IA.
cilitica In California would leave the
Northwest and Alaska totally with.
out protection In case Of attack by a
hostile power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
Cop Good Samaritan
to Wounded Bull Pun

Toodiea. s-year-old bull pup run
down by Motorcycle officer George
Reynolds. is resting easily Monday
according TO It's owner. Harold Love.
II. OF Oil Seneca At Reynolds rush.
ed the pup 70 tho dog hospital i'm.
mcdiRteiy following IN. accident. and
loft word and funds with It's young
owner that the pup should live on the
fat Of the land and u few bones while
conyaiencing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
CREEK TROOPS
SMASH TURKS
Kennel Soldiers Reported in
Retreat

ATHENS. Jan. io--Grnrk forces.
taking the initiative. have defeated a
large body Of Turkish nationalist
troops at Brusa. according 10 reports
from Smyrna today.
The forces OF Mugtapha Kcnai
were reported In dIsorderiy retreat.
leaving the Greeks an open road to
BruHa. site Of the tomb@ Of many OF.
toman nultanm.
The Successes were seized upon by
King constantine's supporters here
as rcfutation Of charges that the
Greek army was demorailzcd By the
recent change In government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
Triple Shipping
Alliance Formed

BERLIN, Jan. i0s--Gerrnan. Dutch
and French shipping interests have
formed company To engage In
Rhine traffic between Basel and
North sea ports. There also is on
foot a project for the cauaitzation OF
the Main between Ofenhech and
AEchaffenburg for the Use Of heavy
draft vessels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

BY an arrangement betweeS TAT
coma interurban officials and thcl
Thompson-smiih Transportation Co.
auto busses operated by the latter
win meet all interurban trains. 30
ing and coming. making direct hour
ly connection for Olympia. The bus
station 10 In thu Hotel olymptan. u
coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
NEWSMEN IN
SESSION HERE
State Newspaper Institute
C0nvenes

More than 80 journalists from all
parta OF the stat. were IN, attendanc.
az the ninth annual institute OF the
Washington state Press association.
which opened for a six day session a,
the University Of Washington Mon.
day.
Trade and class publications. daily
newspapers and tho country news
paper are thc threr CLASSES OF publ.
cations on which discussion will bs
conferred.
Monday and Tuesday win ~ devo;.
ed TO trade journals. "Wednesday and
Thursday viii feature daily ncwspa.
pesu. and on Friday and Saturday
discussion win rvsolvo around the
country Newspaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
CRABS PURSE
FROM DRESSER
Robber Empties II, Drops II
and Flees

After daring robbcr had matched
a purse from the dresser IN the room
OF II. h. Nelson. si01 Sixth ave-, Mt
s1b "a IN. Monday and dnshed
away. motorcycles patrolmen we're de
tailed 10 scour tho First hill.
After emptying the purse tho rob
Dor threw IL down and fled. iio also
dropped his ralncoat In the flight
Mrs. Nelson does not know the
exact amount that was In the purse
but thought that II contained several
dollars and a bank book.
The robber entered thru nm up.
locked door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
Tea Growers Are
Pressed In Ceylon

CEYLON. Jan. 1c.--ScveraI tea -
tafes have stopped producing and
some have been offered for sale C
Of production averages - CeyS
cents and prices obtained At auctjoA
average s4-5 cents. Reason for the
slump In heavy stock OF low grade
teN held in London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
This Chaps Against
Dim Auto Headlight

HUNTINGTON, w Va. Jan. To-
Put 'em up" John Pollard did The
bandits gun was arainN; him Auto
with bright headlights turned the
corner. Randi, Ned. why make 'sm
dim hcadlightar- Pollard asks now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
Antique Dutch Clock
Sells for Big S,,n

LONDON. Eng. Jan. Sat the
sale Of n. collection Of Dutch furni.
ture formed by the late Sir John
johnson an antique log walnut case
clock. richly lniaid. and playing six
tunes on ~ bells. realized 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
Patrons Offered
Ride in Airplane

ATHENS. Ga, Jan. io.--Fred c..
Davis. a retail eiothier. has found "A
novel way to aid hts sales. He offers
to give a free airpiane ride with
every $50 purchase. His business has
doomed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
DIDN'T KNOW
TWAS LOADED
Boy Playing With Gun
Shoots Himself

Orlando NJ. Barnett 10. was
Monday. aitho he didn't know tn
gun was loaded
While he was playing with Tho 70
voiver at his home. 1909 MaazachIs
setts St. sunday. II was accidenfax
discharged. wounding him In q
chest. He is In city hospital a
will recover. IT,
The gun was an old one and hs*
not been used for years. according n
the father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
What Congress
Is Doing Today



Keiissx eosufnitts. resumes cable
hearings wtth ffedeftes Rev MARTA.
OF the Associated Press. 90 the stAna.
FlaAnea COMMITTEES continues esner.
seney tariff haartnxA which end
TUESDAY
immigration COMMITTEES resumes
tasisx % testimony on yohnsoo btll.
ssss~ndins immigration
judiciary COMMITTEES 20 h~ar ae-
p~sis for passage Of Frane1 bIlL Tor
amnesty to political prisoners
HotsE
Appropriations cutnmtttee considers
resolution 10 appropriate tte.ees far
inanxarattsa ssp-nn~A
Hab.eosar nitte~s 81 appropriations
com suistee uentina@ hearings en- arus,
deficiency. diplomatic aad skstsss-
turai appropriation hills
MAYA affairs eomnaitts~ consider.
Legislation DEALING wtsh a~rsonnsi Of
the rsNr
War. and means rgsrrnitt~a b~wtns
heaYtaFs on revtsAen Of schedule n 81
tas tariff iaw. .hieh a.A4s With pot
tery and glassware.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

Evelyn Nesbit Than Cliff
ford is in the iimelight again.
She is shoun testifying
against her brother in West
Side court. Neo York. She
charged him nth utlawfully
withholding $500 due her on a
diamond ring loan. She said
she needed the money 10 Uisit
her son, Russell, toho is hiring
tcith her mother in Pittsbalrg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
Wills Grandniece
a Knife and Fork

WHITE PLAINS. ~. y. Jan. To-
An odd feature Of the win Of William
III. Billiard is the bequest Of his knife
and fork TO HIS grandneioe- lie left
an estate Of over $40. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

y. TAYLOR. prominent q. A. H.
worker. who died Thursday at her
homo. 10. broadway ~. were held
Saturday Ri the Bonncy Watson
chapel. under the auspices Of the
women'w Relief corps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

CTffCACO,--Burwfar who entrr-
homo OF ratroiman Kris captured
by poiiceman'a three children. after
one Of them ~ wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
Young Republicans
to Hear Lepionnaire

1.-THE Local Program of the Amen
can Legion" will be discussed Thur
day neon before tho Young Mems Re-
publican club at wolfc'a cafeteria by
Lieut.. c. H. Paul. commander Of the
Elmer J. Noble post,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

OUHINU TNNI MN MUNEHS
more than zoo stuscnts hav. attend
ed the various schools conducted by
the Y. NJ C. A. Ia tia building at
Fourth ave. and Madison st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
PACIFIC NORTHWEST TOUR

IsT association il putting forth Fl.
forts TO bring national conventions
to this section. In order 20 stimulate
tourist travel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
J aIues Get Big Setback
On Chicago y heat Market

Ev Associated Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 2S-Big receipts
cd Kansas City had "a depressing in
hleuce Monday ou the wheat market
here Rallies failed 90 last and the
close was weak az IA 20 81 net
lower with March l66 Il 10 166 3-4
and May 156 IL 90 156 Ga. Corn
finished unchanged az 1-4c lower
and oats az shade 10 1-4c advance.
Provisions gained 1--WE 20 ten cents.
Bears IN the wheat pit made much
of word that arrivals al Kansas City
today totaiied 625 cars. This news.
jn connection with some selling Of
wheat 20 bc put into store here led
20 "a material setback in values dur
ing the first hour
An unexpected falling of i'm the
visible supply OF corn tended 10
steady the market for corn and oats.
Besides rural offerings OF corn were
meagre.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01

INDEX TO CLASSIFICaTIONA
ANNOU NCEAEN-ES
O-FuueraI / lowers
Cemetery Lots. Monuments.
Lodge Notices.
b-Comiug Events.
B-PersOuuls.
lO-L1st and round
AUTOMOBILES
for sale.
l2-MOtOrtycles ald Bicycles.
l5-AutOmObiles Tor Exchange.
(4-AutO Accessories.
u-ServiCe StaJiOns-Repairihg.
l6--AutO Llvery-GarageB.
Nv ~. ed uto-LObiieS-
BUSINESS SERVICE.
lS-Business services Uttered
lO-BuLuiuE-C Outractlnk.
officiating and Plumbing.
- Insurance.
ZZ-AIIIuLery- -DressmaaInR.
LJ-MoylLg, Trucking, storage
I4--Paluuug-fa pertng.
25-PIJeut Attorneys.
Z6-PrIut.ug-
Ef-PrOtCsbiOEul Services.
2e-EepIiIiug.
2s-KeaOyattn. and DyeinE.
dU-1 G.!orsug and PRESSING.
CIV aHJed--Business vice
EMPLU dE.ST.
32-Help \, IA -ed-EeInale-
55-Help auted-MalL.
34--Eel p-Male o. Female.
Ss-Saiesmeu and agents.
oJ-oItuatiOns Wauted-Femal@
W-Situ-LOHs Wanted IHle.
EINANCIAI.
Business Opportunities.
55--lnyestmen.5 stocks, BOnuA
4O-AlOuey 10 LoHL.
4l-N auted-Io BOrroW
INSTRUCTOR.
4Z-CCIrCsp OuuCuCe Coul ses.
45-LOcai INSTRUCTION Ga seB.
S4-MusIcal, Dancing. Dramatic
45-PFnLte Instruction.
Observation-Disclosures
LIVE STOCK
41-DOgs. Cats. Pets.
4s-HOrses. cattle, Vehicles.
sJ--lOaltry Live stock.
o. -Nautej-Live stock.
MERCHANDISE
Ji-ArtiCles t'or sale.
a--BusIucss Equipment.
5S-BJats ana Accessories.
54-BUlIilg Late -.
a5-Farm aud Dai PRODUCTS.
JJ-tuel aud Feed.
az Good Things 10 Eat.
So-AOIus- Mace Things.
.H-AOusehold Goods.
UC-Srweiry AID Wat 4sI
Ol-A'acEiLery and Tools.
h--A Musical Inst dIneats.
63-Seeds. Plauts. Fertilizers.
Oi-Spey ais at the Stores.
t5-NearIug Apparel.
ti-- s., 4ntsd--lO Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
c. Rooms ~ tn Board.
1r-ROUGs without BOard.
e. isoous For housekeeping.
tB-Nu,ation 4llces
Nv here 10 lat.
Wv here 10 stop ia I.wu.
. C., - " uutpd-ROOmG. Board.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
I4-Apurr MS auu Flats
i5-l.usiness Places For RenG
IO-laIu.s or Rent.
Houses For Rent.
7s--OnICrs auI SIX Room.
-a-Suburban For Rent.
sU-Summer Places For Rent.
ol-HantCd- TO Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALB
>2-Eusiness Property.
s3-Iarms and Ian. For Saia-
Houses For sale.
~--IotS Fur sac
s6-Sbore Property For Sale
NT-Suburan For Sale.
bS-Real Estate FOt Exchange.
50 Wanted-Real Estate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01

corrected nelly by Major Bros. S. LO-
ga St. Mishawaks.)
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fai- TO good.
Ca So. prime sac.
HOGS-l3O 20 80 lbs. S2.c; $50 70 rs
lbs. 9Ac 10 TO 80 lbs. oAc. 80 TO
500 lbs Salr.
LARD-IJc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
LEGAL NOTICE

Public hearing of the Indiana public
service commission i'm the matter Of IN
creased rates for the Indiana and MiChl
gan Electric company I'm towns of
South Bend. NlishaWaEa, Rolling Prairie,
Osreola. Lakevillc Lapaz, Ligonier and
Elkhart viii be held In the city hall,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01

IhObA IL mfhhLA
Corrected Today BY the Brotherhood
Grocery. 230 -. Main ST.
BUTTER AND EGGS-Creamery bu-
ter. paying SOC pound, selling 57c pound (;
eggs paving S5c dozen. selling 40c
FRUITS AND DECENTRALIZATION
California nava, oranges 23c TO 6Oc per
dozen. new cabbage. paying . lie h.
selling Sc.
NEW POTATOES-5Oc peck.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Corrected Today by =. ". Eippma1-
2IO -. Main St.l
HIDES SC: calfskins. i0c. rend.
cred tallow. 3 a 81 ID. rough tai
low, 293c ID; bCeswaI. 2odSS-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
GRAIN AND FEED.

Corrected Daily by ID. u. Morgan. Starr
Mills. Hydraulic Av.)
CORN-Payilg GO busnel.
OATS-Payiny zoe. selling 20 to 75c
BKAN-Selliug 500.
MIDDLINGS-Sell 50 80 hundred.
CHOPPED FEED-Selling rs per
CWt.
SCRATCH FEED-Seling $2.5O9S2.7e
cWt
GRINDTNGS-Sc busbei
WUEAT-Paying S1.1j.
EN Paying S1.35
CLEAN BUCKWHEAT - Paying S2.5I
hundred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
South Bend Markets

Corrected Daily by the Wesley Miller
IlOrr Feed Co. 42O =. Michigan,
NEW HAY-Paying SI4 to SIC. selling
So To ST
oTltAW-Paying $lf, selling $l6, or
90 bale.
OATS-PayiEE 4Cc. relling GOc to zoe.
CLOVER SEED-PGying $500, selling
ST. 10 Sill
ALSIKE CONTRASTING S16 10 SIS
ALFALFA Northern grOwn)-S14.
NEW CORN-Paying Coo, selling 75c
20 9Oc.