davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Decline i'm Wheat
Prices Continues
On Selling Abroad
Lower Quotations for Argen-
tine Grain in Europe
Used to Depress Values
Here; Corn Holds Up Well

CHICAGO, Nov. l5-Reported sales
Of new Argentine wheat at &c a bushel
under the cost CT United States wheat
had depressing influence day on
the wheat market here. Prices closed
unsettled, 112M21ac net lower, with
December $1.04MS1.04b and May
$107 "a 0$1.07A Corn finished un-
changed to sc higher oats down q "a
1ac and provisions varying from 21sc
decline to SOC advance.
Right from the start the wheat market
showed a decided leaning to the bear side
with attention of traders focusing largely
near approach OF harvest in the southern
hemisphere. Crop conditions in both the
countries named were reported as favorable
and this circumstance appeared at least
temporarily to outweigh altogether the
serious complaints of drought in Kansas
and elsewhere Southwest.
Scantlhess of domestic receipts failed
also 10 attract much notice. Under such
circumstances, announcement that Argen-
tine wheat fo: January February ship
ment had sold IN Europe to-day far cheaper
than United Statas wheat proved decidedly
effective against the bulls Covering by
shorts here, however, led to something Of
a rally at the last
Brisk export call for corn with sales
totaling 1900 900 bushels for to-day and
yesterday, helped To give frlnness to corn
Gossip was current too about government
plans for assistance in. financing the car
rrying of the corn crop. oats. though re-
Elected the weakness of wheat.
Provisions fluctuatcd in line with hog
values. All deliveries of lard and ribs
touched the lowest prices yet this season
but subsequently rallied.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Upturn i'm Cotton
Followed by Drop,
Then New Advance
Nervousness andIrregularity
ContinueDespiteIrnproved
Sentiment; Census Report
Has Only Slight Effect

Although the encouraging influence
of prospects for limitation Of arma-
ments was reflected in buying on de-
clines and more cheerful average Of
sentiment, the cotton market showed
continued nervousness and irregularity
during yesterdays trading. After sell
ing at 1886 early January broke to
l6.18c, or within 10 points of the low
level touched on the decline Of late last
week, but then rallied on renewed COW
ering and closed at l6.44c. The general
market closed steady at net advance
of to 10 points.
The market was weakened during the
the effect that British spinners would bal
lot on the proposal to reduce working time
from forty y-elght to twenty-fo hours q
week in mills using American cotton.
The census report showing 494,745 bales
consumes in this country for October was
below the forecast recently published, but
compared bullishly with the figures for last
month and last year-484,647 and 40I,325
bales. respectively 1t may have been /,
disappointment to recent buyers and caused
change OF sentiment as to requirements for
the season.
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported were unchanged to so points higher.
nearly all the larger markets being un-
changed. Sales in the Southwest were a
with prices unchanged at 1850 for mid
ding.
The local market for spot cotton was
qule, and points higher. at 1860 for
mlddiing upland; no sales were reported
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Butter. Cheese. Ecps

Butter-R Receipts were 1s.1s2 r,c..
eaGreaSamery aGaSr! higher than extras. lb.. so
1psts 3s ase a7TSStn Sxtras 81 score. 45@45lsc;
grades, $40 @S3c unsalted h;pher. i9mer 'Sa1
arsras ersTa a. a, = q As &c; extras 4so947c;
state dairy U.s. tde nssf sseonas, s4@sse @
ladies' current make extras 34SSS5c.
ra,s nrass o. "a % aSss "a seconds 3os gale lover
make. No. l, soc; No. 9, 29c; lower rranas e"'
26 &c. -'"ei s'@oes'
y vi, U,h,eeese--Receipts We're 2,6s6 boxes New
fresf osh ssnte nn's held specals 81 ~ q 2assc
&c; &c, stat twins, held specials 22is a ase:
rrrSn, cnns',, 255@221sc; average run, 21c: Wis
single DafHes naose rnoy pais'es Is fancy 2i 22c;
icas' Il y 22c Canadian CheddaTs a1 n
- &c: state skins. A@l6ihc. NJ
Esgs-,Receipts were 1903 cases r.ros,,
n.nered, rats ea ext axtras dozen ss@7lc extra
n56c; dirties regular pactad' SMeeonds 81 -
Soc' Sa' NO z and poorer. soass4c: checlsys SIy
errr ea,F 20 oo enosse dry so@sac; refrger
Sla' a1 marks; fancy. 3s q 3sc; flrsts. AT n
VS. seconds s2035c: white egrs rser;a uy,a ~
fan"w T,V'' sSsOs IS g 4sc; white eggs, steriiized
ana mixed coiors. 36G 4Sc: fresh. Nav ISr
sey, nennery whites, extra fancy can1iad
qis'fans. ern henns, sSa; mearby and nearby West
ssc extra frsts. S3@ssc: hrstS' ~ sSW sse
gathered whites. frsts to extra frsts 20 ~
o; oSc; under grades. G6W75c; pullets; e1gs
oy@ ooo' &c; Pacific Coast white extras. so@
under grades. 65@7sc: pullets ss,sc5sd " &C.
smallest out $50 soc: Others 6sGSh5c.
.h,. utner western and southern. gathered
"hit's' oo@T5c; nearby and nearby Vest
era hennery browns. extra. r3@ 75c: brown
ano s mixed coiors gathered extras, 69@gtc.
hrsts to extra firsts So @6sc 49,
Potatoes-Mare $50 lbs, s3.75@41s.
le9 lbs. sac $50: state 1870 ih. "a 1s6,s9
100 lbs, $$.25MS.5O: l50 lbs. ssdpSas5.
Long Island, bbl.. s40s5.36: jersey long
v,u,,;ns. ~ lbs. s2.25@2so No 9, sis5dpi.75:
virginia Dbl. s3.5o64; Jersey basket 81 a
10, Delawarr and Maryland. sfMl.a7.
aftlchokes, California. box $al550
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Financial Items

Clark, Childs & Co. announces That
Francis A. Weismann has been admitted
rs partner in the firm
James Speyer as chairman and Walter
r Frew as treasurer of the Bankers and
Brokers committee for 1921 have sent out
invitations 10 each banker and broker
VINO Is trustee or director Of any of the
United Hospital Fund to Join with them on
q general committee To receive contribu.
years collection
The Guaranty Trust Company of New
York has been appointed registrar both a $
to issuance and ownership, for the Brook
iyn Union Gas Company per cent non
convertible gold debenture bonds due Nav
!. 1881. in the authorized aggregate prin-
cipal amount, Of S650000
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

ming. The Company in 1874 took over
Peak Pacific. subject to mortaapes
aud operates tie III mile line betwsen
Coal1noat. Colo, and Laramie, WE.
Outstanding bond issues consist of
$4,000 Lara'1ie. Ial.ps Peak 4 Pa
eiiic first IS, S55a.00o e. w. Il y. erst
and refunding cs and si,600.000 G, w.
4 t. income is. :. has $4,000, 900 pre-
ferred 9 per cent stock and S2.soc, 900
common.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Panhandle Producing
Net Equals G8c SHARE

The Panhandle Producing and Rem.
ing Company reported net income ~
the quarter ended September 30, aiss'
charges and taxes, of s259,5SS, equiv.
lent, after preferred dividends, 70 - =
cents a share canned Oh the l9c,s's
shares of outstanding common stocS
no par value. -,
In the preceding quarter densn
after taxes, sinking fund, depie.'ea
depreciation and less on rnventorles,~ :
s95,99S was shown. Operating revesm.
for the September quarter amcunteaS
$Ss9,933.
For the nine months ended Sefser
Der 30 the net income, after cna,srs sss
and Federal taxes. was st, =
equal. after preferred DIVIDENDS, :,
$4.7S share earned or the CONN., I.
stock. Operating revenue amountee
$3,692,35l.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Afonda

Southern Spot Markets Galveston
steady. unchanged at tic; sales. 662 bales
New Orleans steady. 25 points lower at 16c;
at 15.50c; sales. 33 bales. Savannah
steady. unchanged at 1Gc; sales, 445 bales.
Augusta steady, unchanged at l576c;
changed ut 1Sc; sales 500 bales st. Louis
quiet unchanged at lSc; sales nil Houston
steady, unchanged at 1860 sales, 5.B1l
pales Little Rock quiet, unchanged at
1850: sales Ss2 bales Dallas steady.
unchanged at Ice; sales, 2,337 bales Mont
gomery quiet, unchanged at 1850; sales,
- nales- Fort Worth quiet, UNCHANGED
at l5.S5c; sales, $50 bales
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Irregular. Trend
I'm Curb Prices.
With Oils Lower
Continued Profit Taking in
Group Brings Decline Ex-
cept i'm Cities Service;
Indnstrials Are Fir1ner

Continued profit taking in oil stocks,
which enjoyed an advance recently,
caused slight declines and brought
about an irregular trend to prices on
the curb market yesterday. Industri-
ais ruled firmer, but activity continued
restricted.
Standard Oil Of Indiana Lost 2 points,
dropping back to ssh, moro than Z
points below Mondays high. Anglo
turned weaker. Cities Service com
mon dropped back to 211 before re-
covering to 220, net gain Of points.
Texas Gulf Sulphur and Tobacco
Products Export were firm, registering
small advances. Acme Coal was strong
on reported developments Of its Ken
lucky properties.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Days Neac Issues

The Guaranty Company of New
York heads a banking syndicate
which is Offering to-day $4,000, 900
State of South Dakota 51s per cent
bonds issued for construction. Of
highways and for rural credit pur-
poses at prices to yield from $50 to
5.15 per cent. The issue comprises
S1,000,000 highway bonds, due January
2, 1881, and s5,000,0oO rural credit
bonds, due $5oo,000 annually on De-
ccmber l, 1882 to 1941, inclusive. The
bonds are exempt from all Federal in
come taxes and are legal Investment
New York, Connecticut, and other
states. Associated with the Guaranty
Company in the offering syndicate are
the Bankers Trust Company, the II
wing National Bank, Hannahs, Ballin G.
Lee, Stacy g. Braun, William R. Comp
ton Company, Ames, Emerieh & Co.,
Remick, Hodges & Co., Wells Dickey
Company of Minneapolis. and the
Mississippi Valley Trust Company Of
St. Louis.
The State of Pennsylvania is selling
at Harrisburg on November % an is
sue of S11,200,000, series Z, fifteen
year to thirty year Az per cent bonds,
due 1886 to 1851. This is the second
installment Of the $50,000,000 authori-
zation for purposes Of highway con-
struction. In July an issue of $14,19
900 5s was sold under the same
authorization to local banking syndi-
cate. 1t is expected that several Wall
Street houses will submit bids at the
impending sale.
Satisfactory progress was reported
yesterday by the banking syndicate
which is offering the new issue of $4,-
142,000 City of Baltimore serial SIS.
The bonds are being sold at prices to
yield from 4.80 to 400. The Offering
syndicate consists of Hornblower e.
Weeks, Hambleton & Co., Barr &
Schmeltzer, II. W. Pressprich & Co.
and Watkins & Co. Most of the long
maturities had been sold up to the
close of business yesterday.
Eldredge & Co. are Offering an issue
of $355,00O City of Akron, Ohio, 6 per
cent funding bonds, due November /,
1881, at price to yield 4.95 per cent.
The bonds are legal FOR savings banks
in Massachusetts, New York and Con-
necticut.
Lee, Higginson & Co. and Laden
burg, Thalmann & Co. announced yes
terday that the issue of $1O,O00,00O of
9 per cent Rio Grande do Sui loan had
been oversubscribed.
Barr & Schmeltzer and H. L. Allen
Co. are Offering $325,O00 City of
Hoboken, N. j., per cent improve
rnent bonds, to yield 5A per cent. OF
the issue s250,000 mature October 1,
1925, and $4,000 Noyemkar !. 1926.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Weevil Causes Two Billion Loss

WASHINGTON, Now 15-Ravages of
the cotton boil weevil this year. Sena-
tor Smith, of South Carolina, told the
Senate to-day, have cost the nation
s2,25o, 100000. Probably 5000, 900 to
100000 bales of cotton have been de.
stroyed by this insect" said Senator
Smith
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
To Ask Receiver for Road
Equitable Plans Foreclosure
xs.r 4,

tt1HlIEat q, W. q Z. a. 4.
As trust.s az the eercrn, moriSaga
of the Colorado. Wyoming & Eastern
Railway the Equitable Trust Gc.anany
-lias notified bondholGers OF - intention
to begin foreclosure proceedings and 20
pax for The appointment Of receiver
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

asn ossusspf asphalt S. s5 1e5s'
7s Goodrich Tire Is ssh ssls w S7%
3 Gulf OH 7s.....1o2i5 1929 1929 losh
Heinz. Co rs. .1O3 lo3 loa 1os
IL Humble OH rs. 100 100 99H 9o%
. . Kennecott l"san e s''; 7s. sssA ssM ss.s ssM
Laclede Gas Is. 96lh 963a 96ss 90 "a
10 Lab Men &. l. Is 100 100 99% 997s
Manitoba Pow 7s 90 81 80 81
l6 Nat Cloak & s ss. 90 96 a5 95la
8 Nat Leather ss. sc SO 95 95
100 N Y Tel 6s w l.. 9S 9s,s 9S 9sa
aNY MI s II As. ssh 5S.,a 5sh ss'a
IL Phila Co 1s.... 90at 81 90;t 81
1ss Philippine 5Ms.. ASK 30 9s9s 30
REYNOLDS ss.loo3a 1907 1907 1oo y
do Is 'a2~. .1Ooh looA l0ol4 1oeA
Seneca Cop SIS. .120 40 100 100
sonth solvay = : Gle s.lSSh o. 1921 1922 1929
80 southw He'll IS. .1oo5s 1908 100 4 100 Z
$ OIL N \ rs '26.lo4 lo4 lo4 lo4
2 do 7s '2a. ..,...1o4?s l05ls 104s 1051s
do Is ,So...... .1o6 1oe loe 1o6
do rs '3l. l......107% 1O7% 107s4 107%
2 do 6las. s........lo49 y 104Hs lo4 u 1o4 u
a Sun, Sun on u n 7s. - ,ss ,9S sSA sS,a aS SS
10 Texas Co Ts..1O1is lOlI 1Ol 10i
u Toledo Ed IS; 1914 101M 1olA 1OlN
II Tn Ry Hav 7Ms.loo 1ooia 100 100 Il
I'm Oil Prod Ss. .10oH 100A 100 100
Vacuum ON Is. 1865 l05H l05 l05 u
- Western Elec 7s.1o3 1913 103 10a
IL Winchester rs. 95ls 96 95la 9e
Foreign Bonds
is 81 Sssnsa ;an dyI X T.. as ss& az ssa Xxx =
Is sSs1 Swiss Gvt ~ Sss ST' ssSs: s55' ~ s9l
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

r.,vs haaf ,.;u Yesterday. Year ago
y prime p 100 lbs. $1,000 $40 sil.oo@14.oo
1iys s'aes veaIs. 1b; com. 100 .1s l4@ .as
mon to prime
leo lbs. .... s00614 an ,Inn "a ao :, !,
DR. essed veal. Nv"
r.,Sn S.ty' : ls.. ID : ,oo 1870 .ss .a2@ 81
p1es.ed lbs: m;,,,o, s.So@ 400 $500 TOO
,cs city, al lp, :. ,.;. ), .o6@ 90 100 IS
r,1sssss psiIas' 100 ! Ms s-so0lo.s5 ll.oo@1s.75
city 10. .ls@ % .22@ 20
Dressed hogs. 0O : Foo
bacon lb 49,. lSts dp 14ik .ss0 ,,,.
FORK, Dbl .-.... 25.00 m25. 25 s1b0093o.ba
Mess beef. bbl. ...I2o00bi4o % IA nn ~ ~ "a a. a a
Lard. Middle ovv -'sV0
West, 90 lbs. s40O $50 On .osaoo "a
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Il share. 7Odd lots.
Bonds

Sales 600 olni,tedl. Open. High Low Last
5. Aetna EXP cs b.. e9ia 10 esa 20
Allied Pack ss.. 40 AZ 4SYs 4STs
10 Aluriin Is '2o:. .looielo 1Ools t0oN
$ do % as. lt1 z 10! :. 1ol :. 1ola.
20 An. Tel Cs 'a2.. s. "a 100 9aEs 100
10 do. cs "a s9s. ssTs sssa as7s
Am Tob rs '12. ,10l 1Dl 10l 10l
2 Anaconda Cop ss 95 % s44 94s4
G do rs 20. ......1o0 100 997a 100
u Ang Am O Z Ks 1oass 1o3ss l93 as iG3 q
~ Armour & Co 7s.io3A lo2. 1919 1oe
hsaSsasa saSsasaara as S. sad. 9sss 9sss 22Ss as s
3 Seth atcel rs '22-,ee 4 1905. 100 4 100 !.
is do Is as..... 0oss 1op3s 100 - 100 x
81 do 7s s5. 1ol = lelhz 1908. 100 i.
= Can n Ry Eg Is. ,e4 4 lotA loii. lo4 i.
~ Can Pacific IS .i0uis i00,s loo 100
= Gent Steel SIS. -. 9sa. ass 9ss4 sSss
80 t,hi 6 n m as. e4I csls az sl,s
Col Graph ss.... AL. A 4ais "a
& Gas Eaiso is. loo1s 1ooMs lopss 100 a
Cocs Cop n ia, - 4s as IS
Cudahy IS. >,lQ0A 1907 l00a. I0Oll
s Cop I5Sp IS %. lo2 ioa iol;s i0z i0g .
= &c &c T. ss;* ,s;** issS iss lss lss
= ~-1----1 Tel tMs'. W - 9sM osb
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

Bid. Asked Hid Asked
Al Rumely ps. 80 3sA = l. < West 5 10
Allis tnalm pf . say LIss & Myers li1A 40
Am ~ sig pf. 20 % DO pf ...... io5 40
a. cs,s pf ssa ss% ,m. dc = i, l4s A., $50
Ann Ann 1ss 1s r France * * nw " B Biscuit q q ss
An NIL. Ma. Z Z, 6 y = i a.. % % j. 5s' 3, %
Am snuff pf. SO 90 fLeriilard pf. lo4 ia
Am Sum p 6s q, Louis ts Nash. l071. los \
Am Wks ~. & Sls DO pf 56N
Am Whole ri. s3!s e5 Maliinsen 49,. lssa Is
Am Woolen pt l02la los do pf 49,. 81 64
Am VIZ Pap pf 2l,s % ,e,al. sag pf 80
Ann Arbor eIs I5 Manhat Beach \ 2is
90 w go. II q Mar st Fly m i3 l5
Assets Real rs lsslMarl Rock -. 10
4 I'D. -; "a pf. g. "a Mar Parry =. Y lsA
At Coast Line 81 q MAY Motor els s. IL
Al RrAn $40 975 do cfs lat pf 3
AUS :s' Nich l' n. s. ss,z do do a a "a !" Al =
Auto C pf IL IL do Il - 10 II
Bald Loco pf. f.1os ll5 May d s ID. .1os lo7
Barnet. Ieath. 30 IS MstP&ssM ps Ss 30
Rssnsdsq Rssns sl,s; . g., . ,1S ST. D 81 s
|. 3 \ Nut pf- q aiorlis & r;es- 8.
Bsl,, Beth ssel 1s,, pr 81 Mullins Body. 2s,a "a
Bklyn In Gas 7sx ~ OK & It pf IS So g s
Brown Shoe pf SO 80 I'm & st pf 81 90
BUR q T. 81 3 Nat Lead pf. .lo6 los
\
Bun & Susa. rs & st l. 55is 561.
90 pf 40 81 do Isl pf. gs "A
Bur, Burns Bros Bros pf.iocss 40 do q pf.,. 5sl4 q
Canada South. 44la VI & w sc
Casa ] pf. =. a. so y Ship. u
Case Pow -. Norfolk South 9is 9s.
ce,t Corp -. ss 81 N"f & " p5. 6s II
do lst W... .3 Nunnay -. II IL
ca CHG Z AT pf aa3s sls sIohie Fuel 40 8
c s. - & o .s'7 OTIS Steel r pr 80
do pr 49,. so s. Owens BIT Df. 9s
iCC &s't l. " GS Pacific Coast. 10 %
C'eve & Pitts. 6ass do lst pr . 80 so
C'uett Peab pf "a do % pf.. - 80
Con Cigar % q Par & II pf u -
do p ....., 90 % Pitts c1al ~. ss 90
Con r'strib. ), KIP Fl W & g l0l
Coat Can pf eS ion > & W Va ~ ~ Is
f'o1t hlsur :. 81 "a Prod & Ref pf 81 40
Crex carJ1ct 30 30 'seedins ist pf 4i1a 42%
Cub Am su pf 7ols 80 Refs & CO..
Dec-e & GO pf e2ls SO do Is 81. -. 80
Desroit Edison 95 % Rem 1Spewri,. % a3a
Detroit - GAR do lat ,s... 50 s5
AT 90 do I'd ps..- a 80
do pf 3is 'teiiss x Ssra.l02
Durham Hos. SO s. ]. & $ ps ssM sS2
do = .... ssh a5 Savage Arms. ia14 l2H
Fast Kod ps .los,s ios4. cars Rpsa pf. 90 80
Eis Horn TX Is siess Shelf s. SO
Elm Brant m. ss g do pf .ss'. .'l'.. 4 & 81 s.
E-Jeinson ns..lesss los Staadaed MN mo los
Erie & Pitts. 4s stern q 80 ps S4 ssi.
, Fairbanks p,a u s5 reintos A =. sss "a,
Fed NJ S 9 g & + Id Tr. 200 400
CUT NJ & n. as$ rab pod pf. 81 IS
Do 2! !..-.. lsA lS%iIStiNSW CTS. II IS
| = :, ss'ir t,ec 10 DO els NJ. 90 %
Hartman Corp TX 50 fr city r 90 as
Iss.,,d Hsssss e, M Mig ~ ls do K a5
III Cent t. @ do II ."'.'. ."'.. ioi i5i i19s liz
II NJ r Cd pf.. s; ~ do of 80 iao i0I
Int Paper pf-. 80 l05 Tn Cigar ST 100 175
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were no
transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

- ~
do pf .ios iw
Tn Ry Inv....
L 5 Express. e,a az
iu s s 4 Ref asis - 80
V Raalte l If " y y
Va l G * c.. "
: W & h E.. 80
do pf ...... In ~
W1lsoa II -. ps ~
Woo,worth pf..It :,
~ Pump pf 4 Is +"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Cotton Statistics

90 liverpool Cables-Spot cotton quiet at
- points advance; midd,ng. 10.s2d. sales
o,ovo bales, including 1000 American. In.
ports, DOTS, 5000: American, $4,000. Futures
opened steady. May points lowrr and
other or months, TO points higher. Decem-
osr, of lo'o'd January. 10 sod March. ia, 5si.
My, y, a lo.aSd; July. 10.4cd; October, 10. ood
'"ahches'er; Yarns dun: cloths ouiet
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Cottonseed Oil

Prices closed firm with net y.;,. 90
TO points s"'"s oA
The range OF prices. ,,,,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-19
ADMITS HE KILLED
GUARD; GETS LIFE
Indiana RefOrmatOry Inmate
Changes Plea in New Al
bany Court.

NEW ALBANY. Ind. Nov. IS
Changing his plea OF guilty as charg-
ed, Clifton Knipp, an Indiana re-
Iormatory inmate on trial in the
Floyd circuit court here for the kill
ing Of John Grimm. -eformatory
guard. was sentenced Friday 10 serve
Ia life term in the state prison at
Michigan City by Judge John VI.
Paris.
The change Of plea was made after
attorneys for the state had proposed
that Knipp accept a life term fol-
lowing a decision Of the court tO
rule out a confession alleged To have
been made by the prisoner before
the Clark county grand jury at JEFF
fersonville. where the reformatory
is located. The case was brought
here on a change OF venue from
Clark county.
Grimm was slain last May i'm an at
tempt OF prisoners 10 escape.
FREE WATCH AT VERNON'S
Boys! Get your watch today. 32Otf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-19
Money
Savers
All Over the Store

White Cham0isette Gloves.
stitched backs S5c value SOC
Afercerized Table Damask.
Ga inch, special yard ... 75c
Huck Towels. size 1sx36.
ar -.-.....-- ......-.... 1Bc
Wool PIaids. SIS inch. fin
dainty color combinations -
yard ..-.-.....-..... S2.p5
silk P0pl.n 35 inch. In coll
ors special yard ...... sec
Fleishers yard. large
hanks. ia black. white and
cCl0rs. hank ....... 5Bc
New line OF IS inch Gre
tonnes. special yard f8c
Jersen's Ba-h Tablets.
lasting and refreshing soap.
3 bars ............... 25c
a fleeced waist Union suit
for boys and girls. pure
white. drop seat taped but
tons and reinforced for sup
porter attachments ages up
20 - years. suit ...... 50c
Ready made Curtains. ruf-
fled and lace edge $50 90 81
Outing Flannel q inch. in
light patterns. yard ..- 1SC
Cotton Bats. ~ very spe-
c!al prices. reduced
a. nn. 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-19
HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN
COAL MINERS AID
Agree to Give Labor Required
to Dig 1000 Pounds of
Coal In Drive.
PRINCETON. ID.

PRINCETON. Ind. Nov. 13.-To
aid the Methodist Episcopal hospital
here in a campaign Friday ana sat
urday 10 make up its annual deficit.
PruIceton and Francisco coal miners
have each agreed 20 give the laoor
required 90 dig 900 pounds Of coal.
The Princeton coal mining COM
pany and the AYRSHIRE district col
leries companies will give the coal.
There are 800 miners here and about
200 al Francisco.
a large part OF the operative cases
al the hospital are the result Of in
juries 10 miners who are brought
here from as far east as Muen and
Winston. in Pike county.
Candy as important as turkey on
Thanksgiving day. The Philadelphia.
223-A. M.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-19
ACCIDENTALLY KILLS FATHER

GOSHEN. Ind. Nov 1s-Irwin
Troup, Il years old, a Milford bust
ness man. IS dying in Goshen hos
pital.
He was accidentally shot while
hunting ducks with his son. Albert
IS. Friday morning. The father was
walking 3 feet in advance Of the
boy, when the gun carried by the
lad was discharged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-19
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets.

That's what thousands Of stomach suf
fers are now doing. Instead of taking
tonics. or trying 20 patch M q poor d.
gestlon. they are attacking the real cause
Of the ailment-clogged liver and disor-
dered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
liver in a soothing healing way. when
the liver and bOwsls are performing their
natural functions away goes Indigestion
and stomach troubles
Have YOU bad taste. coated tongue,
poor appetite. n lazy. dOn't-care feeling,
no ambition or energy, trouble with undi-
gested foods Take Olive Tablets the
substitute for CalOmel
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are a pure
~ vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil You will know them by their olive
color They do the work without grip
ing. cramps pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief Eat what you like. l5c and 30c.-
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-19
KILLED PARENTS
TO MARRY GIRL,
YOUTH ASSERTS
Michigan Youth Admits He
Murdered Two, and
Burned Home.

SAGINAW Mich Wv Is ptob
'a'''' - year Ola veteran
OF me "oria war. pleaded guilty 20
O. charge ~ murder when brought
into court here TODAY and was sant-
e,.a5 % 15fs ir,r-i-or,r.,... a. -.
'hamplain Will be taken 20 Jack
eon late this afternoon. He con
i'seo 70 me murder or his father
and mother when confronted By his
neart Clara Humpert. l9-year-
o.1 school teacher
champlain was quo;ed ss saying
No shot and killed MS father and
s'epmo'her Monday afternoon and
so- hrc 20 the house that night 10
cover up the crime
The father was not mentioned in
il" rnarSe. OWING 20 lack ~ sup
porting evidence.
@'i"rTeIed over Girl
n1Wpi3ln told the officers and
.=s IfumDert. II was said. that he
sa'i MS parents after a quarrel with
chem over the girl 90 whom they
teotea because OF religious differ
erces.
Pros. Atty Crane announced
7mp.aln would be taken into cir
cut court Friday. where he had
agreed 20 plead guilty
Girl Brings Confession.
The confession. officers stated +.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-19
HEALING CREAM
QUICKEST RELIEF
FOR HEAD COLDS

Colds and catarrh yield like magic
10 soothing healing antispectic
cream that penetrates through every
air passage and relieves swollen. in
famed membranes OF nose and
throat. Your clogged nOstrils open
right up and YOU can breathe freely.
Hawking and snufhing stop. Don't
stay stuffed up and miserable.
Get a small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Bam from your druggist. Apply
little in the nostrils and get in
slant relief. Millions endorse this
remedy known for more than fifty
years. -Advt-