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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
METH0DIsTs' FOOTBALL
PROSPECTS GROW BRIGHT
Coach Golf Well Impressed
With Outlook for Com.
ing Season.

ASHLAND. VA. Sept. ll.-FolIow
ing the four days work out. heid I,s,
week. Randolph Macon football nro.
'ec'" nave assumed a much brighter
nue.. and Coach GGf last nipbt Nv
pressed himself as well pIcosoa with
'he outlook for the comlny so,.o,
TO date about twenty me, bovo ,o
ported and tomorrow's arrivals will
swell this number 20 AT leas, thirty
men, and this week will be dovo,oa
to as Grlliing work as the weather
permits.
Captain Randolph arrived Friday
and expressed himself as focline q,
ana is looking forward to his bost
year IN football. With his ,hrc,.
years experience in tho Motbo-
nists' backeld. the big fellow shouId
prove tower or strength this yoar
weighing around l15 pounds. no ;s
iast' good kicker. adcpt at forward
passing and has practically overcome
MS defensive weakness. lie will no
,he pivot around which this years
pacK-heid Will rcvolve. In addition
10 Randolph. Coach COZ has Ed
m"hds. Ieaguc. Weaver. Drcwry. and
"'i. an varsity hackS of las {
season. or the new candidates for
backfield positions. Anderson. Lynch
burg High School: Martin. Blacks
burg High School. and McI.emore and
Appiewhite. from CORTLAND High
school. are expected to display real
FORM and give last years regulars n
lively fight for their positions.
For his forwards. Coach Cior has
Eiddick and Digs. varsity ends last
year: Smoot. varsity tackle. and
ioode. substitute center. Roanc. Bell
and Murrill, letter men of last yenr
have not reported. but have notified
Coach Con that they will arrive
Monday
With their arrival. the Jackets
VIII have seven letter men seeking
their old berths &, the line In adj
dition 10 his regulars OF last season,
a number of second string men. who
showed much promise last year, are
available. the most likely looking
ones being Joyce. Bridgefcrth, Redo.
Rash and Arthur.
Coach Golf is very much impressed
with his work. and will doubtless use
him to plug the hole in his line. left
vacant by the failure of Cobb to re-
turn TO college.
With the squad now working out
and the tardy ones who will report
Monday, the Jackets mentor will hav"
about thirty-nve men from which to
select his varsity eleven. OF course.
ut this early date, it is out OF the
question 10 offer a prediction as -
what the 1921 Methodists will do. but
those in touch with athletics at the
Ashland institution, are confident that
this years team Will be far superior
tn, and eclipse in every way. the
eleven of 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
SPORTS
MILE. LENGLEN FORCED
TO RETIRE DURING MATCH
Frcnchwoman Becomes I'll AT.
ter Losing in Slow Sc,
of Doubles.
[ by Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. ll.-Mue. SUI
Zanne Lenglen was compelled bv ILL.,
ness to r~tirc from the courts of tn.
Crescent Athletic Club. brooklyn. to-
day after she aud her partner, Wal
ter Merrill Hall. had lost a slow set
of tennis to Harold rhrockmorton and
Miss Leslie Bancroft. Sc The French
girl was in care OF physician at the
Crescent clubhouse tonight and was
said to be suffering from extreme
nervousness.
Several hundred persons braved n
drizzling rain and waited for more
than an hour TO see Mile. Lenglen
play. When she appeared on the
courts She was slow 10 get into the
play. After the third game OF the
set, with the games two TO one in
her favor, she asked the opposing
pair to let her rest n moment Her
playing was crraiic. and her stroking
very soft. and at the end Of the
twelfth game. the score Gall. shc
was granted a ten minute rest on The
side lines
Upon resuming play she lost her
service. and in changing courts in
formed the referee that she would
retire after the set had been COM
plctcd.
ThrockmOrton played brilliantly In
the last two games. making place
ments in Mile. LenGlen's territory at
Will She netted or outcd every at
tempt at returns
Throckmorton and Miss Bancroft
won the opening game on two ser
vice aces and 4 placement by the for
mer and net by LcnGien. Hall
made one placement after a brilliant
rally. and Miss Bancroft nctted. Mile.
Lcnglen won the second game on her
service and Hall played well in the
rallies to win their other games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
ARCTIC WATERS ARE
CLEARED OF MINES
One OF Lnst Marine Mcnnccs Left
From Great Wnr Has Been
Removed

BERLIN. Sept. 11.-Arctic waters
have been cleared OF floating mines
by 4 German mine sweeping no;ilia
now on the home journey. accompa-
MED by the cruiser Hamburg, says q
report just received here. and. thus.
one Of the last marine menaccS left
from the great war has been removed.
The work, which was done in uC-
cordance with the Versailles treaty,
was not. in this instance. without its
dangers. as the mine fishing had 10
be carried out along the coast OF
Russia. ana. ,whilc searching for
mines near Colabay--in the White Sea
coastal forts opened
fire on the boats. but the fotiila sue
ceeded In escaping unframed and
the Soviet government later apollo
giZed to Berlin.
Copyright. 1921. by the Public
Ledger Cos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
COTTON MOVES OVER A
RANCE OF A CTS. A LB.
Fluctuations Are Violent in
Extreme on Several
Cnce;,nc
Sessions.
Try Associated Prcss.I

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 1.-THE
price NJ cotton moved over range
of nearly cents Il pound. or $50 A
bale, this week. fluctuations being
violent in the extreme on several scs-
sions and held In check only by the
rules of the cotton exchange. limiting
price changes 10 zoo points in any
one session. On Wednesday. all
months bulgcd the full 200 points al
lowed .on the first sales on the OPEN
ing call. something never before wit
messed. Al the highest levels of the
week. prices were 100 points over
last weeks close and. at the lowest.
they were unchanged to 10 points up.
compared with the same close. The
range carried the market over $50 to
SOC points.
October traded as high rs 2l49
and May as high as 22.l0. On the
close. October stood at 20.25 and May
at 1919, the near months being much
stronger than the distant in the last
couple Of sessions OF the week. The
close showed net gains OF 1885 to 2T6
points on the list. In the SPOT de-
partment, middiing gained 325
points in the net results. closing at
so,:5 against 22.25 year ago.
In the early sessions Of the week.
the tendency Of Liverpool to mako
sensational advances was the chief
the heavy rains in Texas and the ap-
pcarance of a hurricane in tropical
waters were the main factors.
On the closing session. pronounced
strength was displayed as the result
of the disastrous storm in Texas and
the increasing evidence that the hur-
ricanc was moving toward the Yucca
tan Channel, from which locality it
would be the usual menace to the
cotton region. The storm in Texas
had marked effect on values, because
1t followed several days OF local
rains, the effect of which was held
to be disastrous, because OF the great
quantity Of cotton open in the West
~ great deal OF attention was paid
during the week to the buying fur
rics In the cotton goods markets Of
tho country and advances In prices
there reacted favorably on values in
the cotton market The textile sit
uation was brought into Increased
prominence because mill takings for
the week Of American cotton were
%. 900 bales. against; 10000 this
week last year and 1000 two years
ago.
The increased exports of yarns
from Great Britain were received
very favorahly. british board of
trade returns showed exports OF
yarns during August OF I5.oOO,OOO
pounds. against l2,?0o.O 900 during the
same month last year. Reports OF a
Scn Ally better spot inquiry In the
markets OF the interior had not Il
iittlc TO do with the rise in con
tracts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
LITTLE EXPANSION NOTED
IN WALL STREET STEEL
Buying Not General and Tone
Continues Barely Steady
During Week.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE steel
trade is hopeful that the worst is
owe" in the steel market. August
business. however. failed to show
much expansion and the demand COR
tinucs largely of n jobbing character
to rcplenish exhausted supplies. Here
and there some fairly good sizcd or
ders are being placed. but the buying
is not general and The tone continues
barely steady as producers are very
anxious for business ana competition
is still keen. Pig iron continues to
improve, both in regard Ia the vol
umc OF sales and the price. produc-
ton is guided by demand ana is
slowly increasing AZ the market seems
TO warrant.
No important volume OF business
has been reported in the copper mar
ket. but the undcrtone has shown
increa sing trmncss since the small
lots recently offered below the IL cent
level We're absorbed by tho buying of
late last month. II is now reported
that no clcctrolyitic is Offering be-
low II is TO IL IL delivered. while
producers are asking is TO IL
higher for forward shipments. Some
further export business has been pat
through by the export association for
shipment To Germany and the hope
of more active buying for domestic
consumption TINS autumn has been
cncouraged by reports of better
demand for products.
Tin has remained steady TO firm in
response to the speculative advance
In London. but consuming demand is
still quiet.
Lead showed moderate firmncss
win all producers quoting $50. al
though the demand is less active
Zinc has been steady 90 firm with
fair demand Although there IL no
pressure To sell At quoted prices.
there seems 10 he ample supplies
available for current demands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Bank Clearings in City
$28, lO5, 349 Last Week

Bank clcarings in the city for
the week ending Saturday totalcd
S2S.loo,34o. a decrease from the
preceding week. when the clear
ings were s3e.300.232. OF $2.l94,-
$50, according 10 the statement Of
the Richmond Clearing House Az
ISOLATION. The clcarings for the
week were slG.70S.960 smaller than
those of the corresponding week
OF 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Tonncs-ce OH Mugun,. Kills SELF.

MEMPHIS. TENN, sept. ll.--Frcd
rriCk IL. Jones. president OF the Per
kirs OF Company and Interested la
IL number of other industrial cor
Germs In Memphis. shot and killed
himself at his home here early today,
according to members OF his family.
Friends attribute his act to melan-
cholia, resulting from nervous at-
lection. from which, he has suffered
several years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
R"tnrinns nj Hermitage club.

The Rotary Club Will meet tomor-
row evening at G o'clock at The Her
mitaSc Club. Many OF the clubItes
VIII go CIT early in the afternoon ana
exercise themselves on the golf links.
This will prove another OF the en-
joyablc outings held rs the club this
summer. and viii probably re the
last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Town Has s,oooon n,,x,

GREENFlEl.D. TENN. Sept. IL
flre or undetermined origin early
today destroyed an entire block of
buildings in the business section hero
including the post-oiiicc and town
hnil. number Of stores and q farm
implement warehouse were among
other buildings destroyed The loss
is estimated at $ieo.0 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Gompcr. to Speak at Atlanta ,ce,,ur

ATLANTA. GA. Sept ll.-Samuel
Gompcrs. president OF the American
Federation of Labor viii be the prin-
cirai speaker before the convention
OF The Amalgamatcd Association of
Street and Electric Railway Employees
% America, which will open its TWEEN
seventh annual convention here
tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals aud Departures Of Passenger Traina
DAILY, unless otherwise shown)
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
AUCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
OFFICE OF
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC
CHARITIES,
D CITY HOME

;, Richmond, Va, September !. 1921.
,Scalel proposals viii be received Mt tho
above office up to II o'clock noon. on Sep
lemDer goth, for furnishing this Bureau
WIN 25O. cords. more or LEGS. meaning only
such quantity as may be ordered OF sea-
sohcd split pine wood sawed ends. last
seasons cutting and of uniform size: l2s
TO he sawed five blocks to tho slick
ana ana delivered In onc.eighth U-S) cord
Ints 10 any part OF the city as may DO
directed BY the Superintendent.
separate bids Will be considered for:
FURNISHING the wood at dealers yard.
lot.
Saving. delivering or as o whole.
all bids.
For further information apply to the
r. q. CABEII1. JR..
Superintendent.
"a me regular annual meeting OF the
StSttoSG.ktrh,f1Il , Of THE SOUTHERN MANU-
IA |n o4SG COMPANY will BIO held at
Ine oHheea OF tho Company, Ninth and
p,eT1y, Streets Richmond. Va. at il
Giocs noon tuesday. September 90. 1891
BY order OF the President.
II. Il. GROVES.
Acting Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Di.. LILY CLASSIFIED
1905 Cedar Street

at the request of the parties in in
tcrcst. we Will sell at public auction,
on the premises. OH
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1921.
Mt o'clock y. NJ.
the above numbered house, contain
Ing four rooms toilet and wnter.
This Is q good renter, sos per annum.
= TERMS: Announced at sale.
N. w. BOWIE & SON,
Auctioneers.
you cnn savo money by regular Dis.
natch Want Ads. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12

NobERS Groom house IN Highland PARK
IAN uc bought at SsCr.nC" price This
week. substantially bu'i;, ncw!y decor
"tcH. ~ t"rfec; condition; - ZOO, front.
age, double garage. fruit. shrubl,cry
ms property combines tn" advantages
~ IA" hnhurbs with the convenicncrn OF
the city. sc" IL ~ once. T.l.phor.
Madison iosl-J or Madison 55.I-W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Suburban for Sale

PETERS BURG PIkE--One 4-roDrn cottage
on IL acres land; horse. wagon an,.
harness. piow. DRAG. hogs ana 3
chickcna Cheap for cash. STE Williams.
owner, Stop :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12

TO quick cash buycr. VIII sacrincr h.aY-
t!G! Groom house; large lot: shrubb.ry
and sha!r trees. Address BOX Z ~.
care rhc Dispatch.
We SELL. HOMES
TELL. :. ROGERS,
MUTUAL BCILDING-N MADISON 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
SEADOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Main Street 81 at lnnl

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
40 e. Main Street Phons Randolph IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Lots for sale

4oHBARpY STREET--i.o;. extra wide
frontage. smooth paved street. Price.
$1,000, EasY trims. Ryland Realty Co..
Randolph IA
WES..iASPIOS LOTs--Mra H. IIawes
l..pseomb alI American NJ. Bank Bldg.
on thu r.. r, * u Ky. at Dumhariou,
building sit.s. Prices. 1900. 500 and
3i,c0. Terms reasonable. y. II. Cross
with l.. r }. $, Harvlc
SPLENDID location 10, q s;or" or gaso-
~. station on paved street, rrice.
month. Itoa @ te7. care The Dispatcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12

PAEk-M odorn ciyh,-room
s'u,G0 iarg" lot. reasonable price. r.
; HuiI.ns & co.
AT "a sacrifice. large boarding aud room
lHs house for sale In one Of tho hest
sections OF the city, for this ciasp OF
bihineks at ,acr!Hce price. Sickness
IL family aud must sell. william n
Miller. tho Home seller. % ~ Sinth S.;
Madison 32aT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
MAN IN THE STREET

and kissed each other Tuesday night
and wound up by singing Rule
Brittania," Bill O'Neiil taking the
bass. Jim Hennessy. tenor: Fred
Rankert, alto, and ourselves, So
prano.
And who would have thought the
doctors would succumb TO the psy-
choIogy Of defeat and place their
surplus kale on another loser?
Even Judge Bower admits he had
illustrious company on his trip over
the political Jericho road.
II the Iowa farmers would feed
their corn 70 the hogs, and not burn
4, for fuel. and then keep themselves
warm by denouncing the republican
party as II deserves, then they would
fare better. Even the moonshiners
have more sense than TO burn corn
The former kaiser ought TO know
by the way he howls against taxes
that he is human and not divine.
The old Christian doctrine Let
not your left hand knoweth what
your right hand dOeth" prevails over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
Rr W. b. WALLACH


William Wallace Dodge. mayor
slect o. Mlshawaka. Didn't we tell
Fou?
We freely forgive all our political
anemies. and crust they viii con-
anue reading the paper that does
things"
And. as ne said before, II was
fitting that the republican chair
man, who is an undertaken, should
have been present at the obsequles.
Line up. boys. and pay - your
aebts,
Mary Garden brought from Eu-
rope $50 pairs Of slippers. Mary must
rpend two thirds OF her time chang
ing shoes and stockings.
II may be less dangerous 20 be
rkidded by experts" than TO be self
hypnotized by surplus ego.
Only hypochondriac old maids de-
nand TO recount tragedies.
The Irish and the Scotch embraced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

FOR RENT-Garage space, on north side
n Ben Baer's, near Misb. av., +. Edge
water Drive and Willow -. DeaG stor-
age 81 per month; live 50 per month.
Phone Mish lSiS. lOt4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

normally in business, but we do hope
that normally in the way Of vittles
Will meet US on the way. as we do
not care TO leave this world with
out knowing once more the sweet
comfort and peace Of yard eggs at
10 cents a dozen.
Old age may wrap himself in his
glories. but youth must ever be
served.
Judge Johnnie Raab will be on
the bench after the first of the year.
Johnnie. we hope. will have mercy
on US.
Billy Dodge, Charlie Bingham and
ourselves. We will receive them to-
day over the telephone 4 the Hotel
Whitcomb. ST. joe, where We are
frustrating.
The future historian reading.
among Other things. the details OF
Tuesdays election, Will have &c set
down the fact that to date there
were two Kings Canutes, and both
were humbled by the on-rushing
tide
We delivered Is speeches the
night of Bill DOdge's election and
we are having them scrubbed from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

the selfish practice OF cataloging and
card indexing favors done. old ST.
Paul still standeth sentinel.
Some famous English painter of
the nobility Will paint a picture OF
Charlie Chaplin. In these times no.
bility manages TO tolerate the plebe
who Yields a vigorous check-sign-
ing arm.
One church publication says boot
leggers ought TO be summarily dealt
with and would be worth more 10
the country dead than alive. Would
there be collins enough 10 bury them
and crepe enough for the doors OF
bereaved families?
Nobody can fool us about Mar
shall Foch. We know how he has
been raised We know somebody will
slip him something as he tours the
country. We know he will take it.
Marsha; Foch wants to see an
American football game Evidently
the man has a curiosity to know
what real war is like.
We don't mind getting back to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
EncI and Feed.

ttf Direct To consumer. Costs less.
Hou eliminate expense OF storing aud
!fhdAng J. A. Neu. 353 Hydraulic
pIune T. 5G97.
FOK SALE-1OO shocks choice fodder.
Phone Osceola SD after p. m. 1872
Rooms Without Board 6S
FOR RENT-TwO furnished rooms in
modern home. % W. Nishawaka av.
12t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

our system by a Bill O'Neil Irish
man.
We realize how noble and intel
lectual 1t is 10 be forever batting
the japanese, but must confess that
it is really monotonous.
Bliss Carman has been crowned
as Canada's poet" says a Montreal
dispatch. The world is getting bot
ter. 1t used to bean poets, not crown
them.
Nell Mix wasn't a bit disappointed
over the election after the talk he
had with the outgoing mayor a few
days ago.
Your Honor, Judge Raab, may
we be allowed TO breathe in Misha-
waka without getting pinched? y
galaxy OF voters wants to know.
We have been asked what job we
are going 10 hold down. There isn't
a Job in the city hall we would take.
We haven't asked for anything, dom
expect TO be offered anything and
would refuse anything were it Of
fered to US.
The amiable Rev. FIR. Shoekaert,
whose annual bazaar takes place
in St Bavo's shall Thanksgiving
week. is going TO have a baby show
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

E1TESMEN WANTED-Three with au-
tomobiles good paying proposition
Apply M 143 w Marion St Phone
Mfehavraka 40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

FOR SALE - Strictly modern Broom
house: on pavement, s.. Main ST. Cash
or payments.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
1865 Lincoln way ".
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

as an added attraction. Thus the
mothers will have a chance 10 show
their wares. But there is no poodle
show. since Mishawaka is not a poo
die town. The only thing we can
suggest for the benefit of those who
remain unblest is 10 borrow a baby
and get in.
II is sufficient that we glory in
the Christian victory TO the point
that our boss gave us few days at
the seaside" 10 recuperate.
The record shows that when Mr.
Wilson finally took Joe Tumulty.s
political works he captured every
thing from sentry 10 baggage train
leaving no line OF retreat whatever
Another thing that Marshal Foch's
tour of the country accentuates l.
the almost unlimited kissing done
by l. X Parks and Billy O'Neiu
Tuesday night.
The New York girl known as the
beloved thief has escaped and it is
said the detectives and police can
not penetrate her disguise. She is
probably appearing with her ears
uncovered.
Good bye. May the Lord bless
you and the devil miss you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

Mrs. Woodward will give an inter-
esting demonstration and the mem
bers are urged 20 attend as this will
be an important meeting Mrs.
Frank F. Coats. the chairman viii
be In charge Mrs Clarence Tyler
viii sing a solo Conrad who was
scheduled 20 appear on the program
at Mondays meeting will appear AZ
n loter date
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
MRS. FRED WOODWARD
TO ADDRESS CLUB

Mrs. Fred Woodward OF South
Bend will speak on Preventive
Foods at a meeting OF the Home
Economies department ofsthe Mish-
awake Woman's club TO be held
Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
LOIS for Sale

What could better symbolic the gift spirit than Jew
elry-holding, it does, charm and beauty
which fades dies, never lets the memory
of the one who gave it be forgotten is pleasure
therefore, feel we have part in the giving of this
Gift That Lasts-to guarantee it, like the love it
betokens to last for years and years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
MiShaWaka Classified
Lost And Found

Lost And Found 10
FOUND-Two auto accessories Owner
may have same by Identifying property
and paying for ad II. A. Lutes, 22l y.
NH 81 Call evenings. 13tl
5TOLEN-Black and green robe on rad
fator or Maxwell car parked on Lincoln
way and Mil ST Friday eve. Party IS
known Please return and no ques-
tions viiI be asked at BOB f. Mishawaka
Nv 1911
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
Statesmen And Agents


FOR Guaranteed Thermo pOul-
try fountains and jugs. Phone Mish-
awake 49,. VIM. Payette, lf3 w
Marion 81
FOK SALE-White Rock cOckerels, di-
rect from Fishels. Phone OsceOla 315
after o. p. 13t2