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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

BUSINESS CORNERS Michigan st.
lot 50 It by 80 H., nine rooms, recep-
ton hall bath. hot and cold water.
hardwood throughout, front and rear
stairs, large basement Wesley Van
Vain, ga Farmers Trust Bldg.
FOR SALE-Have prospects for I'm
proved property, vacant lots and bust
ness property Make your listings now
Ralph G. Osborne. Realtor. M-572. Con
sentative Life Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-12

WANTED
TWO OR THREE UNFURNISH-
ROOMS COOP LOCATION IN
DESIRABLE HOME; REFERRING
ES EXCHANGED. PRICE NOT
TO EXCEED $50 PER MONTH.
ADDRESS BOX Col, NEWS
TINES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-12

FOUR OR FIVE rooms, modern house
or apartment; good neighbOrhOod: now
or about Oct. 1st. References. Call
I.-2O4S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-12

EMPLOYMENT


AGENCY open 20 responsible men for
Insurance policy covering an accidents
and diseases easily sold liberal com
missions benefits uu t1 500 per month +.
premium 81 month upward write for
your district. National Accident So
ciety 30 Broadway, New York City.
Established 80 years
FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN-Be
ners $50. later 500 monthly. no strike.
Which pOsitiOng Write Railway.
care News r lines
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-12
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Possession a. once: new modern
bungalow in Bunner Grove addition ID
River Park. IN the first block north on
Mishavska Az, west side OF street right
IN the grove Price $500. 5000 cash
and balance land contract.
FRANK J. ANDERSON. Realtor
esq Farmers Trust Bldg
Line. 1856 Line 1850
WHITCOMB & KELLER
BUNGALOW
Vow ready for immediate possession I,
modern ia every way tied floor IN
bathroom: solid hardwood floors
throughout: Holland furnace; hot and
cold water; interior decorations IN eK-
cellent condition and newly decorated
exterior. For price and terms call
" 400
FARMERS TRUST BLDG.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-12
WATCH Or ADS

FOR BUSINESS PROPERTIES
For sale or lease 80 years, "a feet on
W Washington. running thru 10 -
feet on Colfax with 10 foot outlet on
Taylor ST. now improved with three
large BRICK and frame houses. See Us
for price and terms.
r. Dubail. corner, large two story
frame building now occupied by gro
Gerry. meat market and shoe repairing
with five living rooms and bath on
second floor. $1,000. Terms.
For lease long or short term, s. Mich
igan St. down town, 3 story brick
building. pixies. suitable for any kind
of business
Factory site. 80 acres. level and close
in. large frontage. on both sides Of rail
road. $500 per acre. Reasonable terms
Two tracts OF Is and ; acres on 5.
Michigan ST., pavement and car line,
fine for immediate subdividing Very
reasonable with terms.
One tract Of 40 acres AZ intersection
OF Ewing and Prairie Az. would make
fine subdivision. only 500 per acre.
Yours for a Greater South Bend"
THE VICTOR V VAN CANTFORT co.
Everything In Real Estate.
2nd Floor UniOD Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-12
MAN

MAN
am looking for a particular type
Of man. q years Of age or over.
and who Is Inherently honest. who
can faithfully represent an organ
iZatiOn OF national reputation and
record Regardless Of your present
occupation. you may be the tyDe
OF man ] can place in a position 70
earn not less than 5000 per year.
If you cannot call Immediately.
write for appointment, 10 a. N. 20
8 p. M
ROY c. CHEAL
COL Farmers Trust Bldg.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01
financial and Industrial News of the Day
New York Bonds

Now York. oct. si.--stTsnsth Of United
States government bonds. which advanced
tms2c on 800. Was the outstanding de-
ysiopment IN t0days irregular bond mar
hei. tho main trend IN which was down.
| ward.
The new government ~ per cen,
bonds, which sOid last seek d. low az
1850, we're quoted 81 above that figure
Ga on the DAY Liberty aus advanced ioc
and the first as 2zG.
French 7he aud ~ dropped 10 new
lows on the movement IN todays dealings
and we're only frAntionaliy above the lows
~ the year, but tho French municipal 10.
sues we're inclined 20 harden, Tho indi-
vidual feature In the foreign group was
the drop Of sh points In Swiss - Eols'
sons ", JpfsaD o. and Cuba railroad o.
,ph Yielded a goin, while bordeaux d,
point each.
Speculative railroad mortgages we're un.
der pressure most ~ the day. but .
slight recovery was noted In final deal.
mrs. Erie convertible ", series A,
dropped ~. points, white declines Of l 10
~ were registered by Erie general u.
~. Paul convertible thI Pennsylvania
consolidated tRs, seai,oard Air Line con
s0lldatcd 81, New York Central refund
inE bs, Illinois Central rsfmdIns w. Den.
yer A. RIO ofande refunding ~ and Texas
a Pacific hrsis The few exceptions 20
the downward trend we're Iowa Central
PAU convertible 81, Frisco income ~ and
Pennsylvania general <hs all ny 20
points
In tho Industrial and public utility
groups there were several weak spots ths
more prominent being Chile Copper e.,
Cuba Cane N, international Paper IN, se.
lies ~, Wilson convertible o., Julius N.
Kaiser IL and 1sBstl sugar IL, all down
point or mare. Armour as and At.
lantlc Fruit IL were among the few IN.
dustfial liens 10 amount 10 higher
ground, gaining 1 and " points, respec.
lively
Total gsles fpsr valued were ii3,00s 900.
There were few comparatively small
offerings today, the largest being the
", 800 900 issue ~ first mortgage z0.yssr
sinking fund q per cent gold bonds ~ the
william Davies Company, Inc, which
we're sold 1T 70 20 Yield g5pc.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01
Omaha Grain
Omaha, October 81.

Further rains in the winter wheat
section caused an eaainess In all grain
markets today. The car situation was
reported as somewhat better and there
was slightly enlarged receipts In con.
sequence.
The decline was caused more by
ths Lack OF aggressive buying rather
than Of any particular selling. buyers
being inclined 10 await Developments.
Total receipts 81 Omaha were 200
nrs o. all kinds Of graln including 100
cars ~ wheat and 80 ears of corn as
compared with total II only 81 cars
last year, Total shipments were only
o. cars against % cars a year ago.
with fair demand for spot wheat
IN the Omaha cash market prices
were quoted unchanged 20 fc lower.
Corn was unchanged ~ lie lower.
Oats generally i7o lower Rye was
quoted I2c lower. Barley was 1e
higher.
WHEAT.
No. Dark hard ! car. o. ~ I tsr
81 "a smgtty) ear. sif7; car, His
tog per cent heat dsmas.dD; / car. iiis
tswattyJ
~ darn hard ear. M; 4 cars,
u tsmo'ylt ear ui7 nmuity,
shippefs Neishp ears ut. 1 car.
" ~, RAT 81 10 fsmBttY, % per cent
heat famage1ti car tils Co3 per csn,
h'at damaged.
No dafk hard car. IB dsnyityj.
cars. ~ - fsmHttyJ
az
NJ. I hard winter: $ ears, sffl; 1 car,
40. : hard winter, car. uH 80 per
cent darlDt csr ne ears. MA.
rHt ~ % per cent durum, smgttyJ; .
80. hard winter: 2 esr.. ttis.i car,
~ ! ear,. u -, car ulz fsmuttyJ.
cent rfets csE tffO. car tfo7 fo7
per cont heat dAmBgsdJ.
10 hard rinisf car, stc as per
cent heat dam1gtdt
sample hard winter I ear. tii2 dive
veevltj I car. ,4S lps per rent ryej;
car. filg; 2 cafs, sse q per cent heat
1amaRe1lt car sSc n per cent heat
damasefJ.
80 spring ! car. t.as tdark. special
No. 2 spring. car iizs smutty. DARK.
special billing.
10. 3 spring; cnr. nos tdark).
~ rnlrei; ear M. car sse
ned. dpfpmj; car sse; car DC
No 2 mixed: car. III; car. ti.67
fsmBtiy, ~ per cent winter; car, s7e
tfufgmj, ear Doc tdUrum, smutlyj.
No mixed; car, tf0 tsmutty, ~
per cent 1HrumD.
No. mixed car, 100
No. dgtgms ear ssbe.
CORN
W. white; Z cars. g7ct car, 6gkr
No. yellow; ears. sfhe.
No, z yellow; . ears, s7hc fshlppsrs
wfigbD. cars. G7tc.
No . mizsd; / car Ghci : cars, &c
ShIpperg weight: cars, Nhc.
No 2 white; ear. axe.
No whitc; eaT, Thc shippers
wslHhD; cars HHc.
NO 4 Whit; ears. H~
Sample white. ! car Ghc Especial bill
ing.
No . cars. 71e tshippsrs' weight; !
car. ne.
sample. car, 7shc.
BARLEY.
No. ?; car. De
No 2. carr. GZe.
SAMPLE: csr, SIC (musiyb
HEGFfpTE Akn guTpAHNTs
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01
Cbiesso Livestock,

Chicago, Oct ~ .--cattie-Hecetpts. 15.-
700 head; strictly choice and good natpred
beef steers comparatively scarce, about
steady; short fed and warrnd % Kind,
closing unevenIy weak 10 75c lower: west.
ern grasScrs In liberal supply, steady TO
lec lower generally; plain Kinds showing
decline; bulk native beef steers, 1880
1Ib0; top, ti3.36 for 1.i77.pound average.
best yearings, ti5.z6; she stock, slow,
weak: lower in spots on all grades; bulls
and desirable lIght stockefs, about steady ;
veal caves, steady 10 &c higher, heavy
feeders, SOW weak 10 lower.
Hoss--Eeceipts, $4,000 head; mostly rs
to 40e lower; bulk ITO 10 2f0.pound aver.
age, ts.zSW6f0; few good butchers. $40
$50; top. $3.50; bulk packing rows, 81. 90
W7G0; desirable pigs, mostly ss.40As. 80;
estimate6 hold0yer, 10 900 head.
Sheep and Lsmbs--Receipts. n. 900 head /.
fat native lambs opened slow: closing
steady to f6c lower with late trading yes
terday; top natives, $500 10 city butcher.
1890 to packer; bulk, t1z50df3st; fat
western lambs to killers mostly JI3.s0M
1875: fed s4.pound clipped iambs. 1920.
feeders weak 10 Csc lower; top feeding
lambs 1915; bulk, ti3.E0Nf376: feeder
yesrilngs averaging u pounds, rI5G;
sheep steady; one load ff4-pound fed aged
wethers. 1855; heavy fat ewes. $500
$50; lighter weights quotsbie up TO f.7b.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01
Chicago Grain
by CHARLES y. MICHiEI4S.
Omshs Nee I.ssSed wire.

Chicago. oct. 3i.-Graln markets
showed distinctly heavy undertone
and scattered liquidation by longs
was strongly In evidence nj times.
Houses with eastern connections we're
fair sellers Of wheat at times ana
with a lack Of adequate support prices
declined readily. At the last wheat
was on 10 5.sc, corn 3.tc 10 ie,
oats Isc 10 lie and rye Csc % Ic,
the finish being about the bottom.
liverpool wheat. which had been
showing pronounced strength Of late,
turned weak just before the close Of
that market and finished IL 10 .
pence lower and had considerable In.
nuence here. Local sentiment has
become bearish. with the light outside
interest "a factor and the market was
not broad enough 10 absorb any ma.
terial increase In pressure.
Receipts IN ths southwest are inefoas.
lns and tho prolonged drouth over q
Nl1s tfflt9fr has been broken BY heavy
IsIns. which tended 70 increase b.sfish
Omaha sold 100 900 bushels No. 4 hard
ulntsf 20 the gulf for export at equal 10
NC over December, track here. Local re-.
celps we're "a cars,
Prospects % an Increased movement Of
corn, while falling 70 have much effect on
cssh values had depressing effect on
fuidres snd the market was under pres.
sure from sesttsfei longs. who were get.
tibg out The bulk Of the trade was 81 .
local character with sentiment Inclined
70 the bear side, the LACK u outside inter.
~ beng big factor ssAbosfd ana
domestic demand was less urgent Prem
nhis on sp9t Nefo nfmsr on old grain,
Receipts, tB cars.
DetaiDbef oats acted tight and went 10
q premium Of Nc over the May a. ths
lsst, with rather Persistent commission
house buying IN evidence. Aside from
tbs the mNkst reflected the action Of
gihsr srains~snd closed I0wef Receipts,
esfs. with sample values firm ss com.
Bulk Of the tfeds In rye was IN gpfesd.
mr. operstons. the east tuTlBg December
ana selling May n tmfhc difference,
Nhle Nay here was sold AGAINST pufs
chases IN the noftbwest s0sae export
business was put through ~ the sea.
board. The two northwestern markets 70.
csiyei iJl ears.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

East &C. Louis, Oct. 3i.--cattle-Re-
esip,s. $500 head; native steers generally
steady with occasional spot shade lower
90 paid for I .og7-pound averages. Hight
yeariings. COWS, Gamers and bulls, steady
10 weak Htoeker steers. steady light veal
calves. sec lower. buiks follow
Native steers lso0aisgSi westerns,
80 e0US.ass light .earlingr, ta.bout CO.
COWS, taTbaB.Bos Gamers. t35b02.tei boil
osnA bulls, s3TsuAs5; calves. 1850.
Hoss-.Rseelpts. 20. 006i later trading he'
tive az five advance after opening basis;
one load choice sie-pound butchers ~ 90,
bulk ita 10 ssespouni averages IS .eI
stef piss and light lights, mostly " ~
8s5si few pewee pigs, NtoHt packer
soss rs 10 B0c lower bulk, " 1901 -.
sheep and tsmhs--heeeipis, 8,eeo head
mostly gbe iawsr On lambs three decks Ted
western lambs and one deck fed natives
tiaatf bulk % DAYS fuH seuies -
cuiis Ntads0a, Two aseks feaas Wsths
efs. ito higher st " " "a ssss sirens
"a harlte
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

sheep hU0 BhUIDE~~FFtFIpEs1 FIsVVV
head. Trading was fairy active today at
fully steady prices on all killing classes.
Native lambs sold largely at f5.5o013.7b:
western lambs at 1915. and fed clipped
lambs at fi2.75. one lot Of Wheatfield
lambs sold at 1870. Feeders were weak
20 a little lower fair quality lambs selling
at 1890 Sheep were fully steady, light
ewes selling at 1900; yearlings at tii.oe,
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Fat
lambs, good to choice, tl3.16ni3so; fat
lambs. fair to good, tis2tdf375: fed
clipped lambs. ti2b0ni2s0: feeding
lambs. tis.o0aI576; fat ewes, light, 1915
nT0o: fat ewes. heavy, M00mb.2b; feed
ing ewes, t350Mb.50.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

~ frssgh Me- Oct ~ wHpt We
rsipts 7 sea had sfiiss mosiiF sse les
o. 10 both Shippers sHt FArssrsi " y
rata by hash shippsfs sHA " Aers fssA'
fns snss fH6gAe Laser, mssiiY f9eN
eaitis~Hsssiris tea head sssi llsh'
sra,iaA ssaayt Sod tstt FauHA s'ssfs
tftAFi b4ik assir4tis hsfiNe sfssFs sRA
rsssttnss o. eeat1Ai eas iest ssfHtHsa
hataasef assftFas ~ iei hslk tssf rass
safif. ItfsnsfAf tee aAi hssa Ap a
tfKA esnaRsfs niasilY 81 ~ estF Nshl
es.f at tsn tsAai hskafss sfaaat - -
aftf fss iakds siesk attsFa y fAe
60
sAsss.- AssaiFa# ssaai Ell elsssss sessl
ttssft5 sssisfa fat isaItss titNeit -
unsa titaA
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

savannah. "a. oct 81 -rJtpsn,ins-
Iifm. u,ttutskAi sales ITO hhls re-
esip,., sis hhls, shipments, 81 hhh
stack ilsta hhls
Hasia--Fifm, salss LIE asks receipts
sfts casks shipments. i.sst casks. slesh.
sllts e4sks,
X. tsfsl N, use ~ tsesi wa nte,
WV las
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

New York, Oct 81 Tho raw sugar mar
ket was quiet today and az no sales were
reported. prices were unchanged ~ sNc
Tor cubas. cost and freight, equal 10 b'bJc
for centrifugal
Raw sugar futures were easier under
scattered liquidation by commission houses
with final prices I to points net lower.
Closing December. 3G6e: March. slsc:
May. 332c; July, 3.fbc.
There were no changes in refined prices
with ffno graduated listed at 6.p0670oc.
The demand was light Refined futures.
nominal.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

New York. oct ~ Tho cotton msrhet
was again called upon 20 absorb heavy
long seiliog and new offerings rom 10
cal bears Noday, and although holding up
well In tho first hour with net gain or
about 10 10 ~ points. IL gave way later
at ono time showing loss OF 70 ~
points from Mondays finals.
English interests we're rmali buyers W
the ring here, while wall street was on
both sides.
The local market for spot cotton was
steady. ~ 30c unchanged. for middling
upland Sales nil
Southern spots; Galveston, assoc, un-
changed; New Orleans, 25S2c. unchanged
Savannah 2tO0c. ~ points advance; Menu
phis 237bc, unchanged; Houston 2a7bc,
unchanged; Little Rock 232bc, unchanged
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

slhas fff. - NeA "a "a ttlIss ~
rslsss So hs.ai mslksi stssaf 81
slssFs sAa SsstAaa8 4att a. sSssa
Nssfs saA fssfHhss ~ fN ssss
kssfsfs lttaefat fskNsfa o. #MFHtl
Nesta fts#wA fss4sFs o. f0s a4t
ssfzss 8t&# fseAias Gs~s $50 At
- o. itefff stf tsls o. ssafA
nsst HsssFis ttta ISL tsstAst
nsts tftAmaf4 sssssfa ttft4 ~
sAsse 80 ts@ss asss'Fis ! 80 kess
1900 .fssts - sffsas
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

Kansas City Grain

Kansas city. Mo, oct si.-whest--No.
. hard. tii4nlia. No. 2 red. si.is6iiI.
corn--No. white. Toisc, No. yellow.
7l.aIse.
Hay--unehanged
Kansas city, oct si--whsat--Decsm
her 400. asksd May. ti-esa split
asked; July. sfSe asked
uht bid July, tse.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01
u,o,s.eol,s Grain.

Minneapolis, Oct ,i-~wheat--cssh No
/ northern. tiisS Ul,iss December
tioss May. 81 ON,
corn-No. ! yeileg. sss Gti.e
oats--Se. white, aSs dNse
barley .futee,
nYs---N No. :, tan 1fhses
Ufat-Na l. tstki4 Ue4ib
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

Hogs--gscsipts. 1900 head. Trend Of
with movement today largely at = decline
II 1896 on all grader Hgbt hogs and
butchers sold largely 81 T.60077b, with
top price Of t7gt. Mixed loads moved
at t1z5@7.G0. and packing grades largely
at g75UZz5. Bulk Of sales was 1909
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

80, si.. ! .. y -. &C. - =
h stas4
ss55aa tifa Sc - ssstss 80 So
3 b&fs b. ftN - u4susts 49, a.
- \ 80 lsf4a " ttki y so ttses.
As@ Nsfe Ass
ssa st f4sf VA Fae sHA -
2 shNs - - NJ assa tfH
sF# 81 aaN
Msss e8A sass ~ go
taft Aasf Httf sHfI, ga A4tt
shssf st.tits a. AsetsA
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01
New York Quotations

Range of prices OF the leading stocks
furnished by Logan g. Bryan, 2B Peters
Trust building.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.

~ updike Grain 90. DO. 1877. oct a.
Art Open. High. Low. Close. Yes.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01
Live Stock

same days year sxonisi7s s7sis 2o.ii7
49,
csitle--fseeipts. 1000 head with a
moderate run Of cattle Tuesday the mar
Prime corn fsds we're fully steady md
long yearlinss brought II.1b. but short
fed steers as well as plain western ruled
dull and weak. There was not much
change IN the fnarhst for cows and h4if.
srs and no noticssbls Improvement IN the
choice offerings Of all kinds business was
lsxsiy on the catch 49, eaten can order.
Quotations on cattlsi Choice 10 prime
beeyss, .toui9.00; good 10 choice
6esyss p5bWiIztA fair 90 good bssVss,
nbe9sJb. comma 10 fair beeyss. IT2b
$50 choice 70 pNms ysafinrs. tlIb0q
ll7b; fair to good ysarlings, N.z6QSG6.
common 10 fair ysafIings. tsb0u 500;
cno,eo 70 prime grass beeyss. Et0Ws25;
sooH 70 choice grass besgss, ts.h0M T. 20;
fair 70 good grass besyss, tt.b00e 10;
common % fsIr grass besyss, tltogtiO,
grass hslfers. JbeoaGzb; fair 70 soos
Hrass hsifefs. ttzeHb.b0, choice 10 prime
grass cows, tbitWsO0, good 10 choice
grass cows. Ne0Ds.I0. fair 70 good grass
ooHs nn0ttDt common to fair grass
COWS tzzb1sst; prime heavy fssSsrs,
nTgT1t good 70 choice feeders 1850
common 10 fair feeders t62tQG7b; GOOD
70 choice st0ckefss fgs5WT7G, fair IN
soo1 stocksts, fb75ng76. cofnon 10 fair
siochsfs, H7sWt7t; stock brifers, 1870
Weig; s,sek cows, Goo@sss; stock
- '' DrES sTsr Mnss'@"'0'
d.. 1sss % ~ ss., III ~ ,,i ~
HEfFEEs
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01
Eyes on Elections.

There probably has not bshb . tIHs
this YEAR ytnn the trend of events at
Washington 4 ys been watched closer BY
Wall street Than AZ the moment. The
grapevine telegraph II buster than II has
been at any other time this season. wal
street IL watching first Of all. tho fall
elections, second tho attack Of the radical
element on corporate SURPRISES ana
finally, the effects Of the new tariff law,
nii Of which are expected 10 have i'm.
portant bearing on the future course Of
tbs market price for gtocN
Evening star., 1922-04-23

Very popular the Duke of York son OF King
George of England when he visited the mill section
of Manchester recently. The feminine ovation was
accorded the duke when he arrived at the ceremonies
to open research laboratories.
rKeysmp Eipwt
Evening star., 1922-04-23

The Babe" premier sugger of the base ball world,
attends the opening in Washington and the photog
rapher caught him in reflective mood as he stood in
front of the New York players dugout President Ban
Johnson of the American League at left
atipnaP Phon
Evening star., 1922-04-23

Walter Johnson, r., wearing the
regulation uniform of the Washington
team, attracted considerable attention
at the opening game, especially when
he sat for some time on President
Harding's knee in the grandstand. The
photo shows a special pose for the
camera man. National Photo.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-05
THEALKA

Sunday school and church Is proa
crossing nicely at this place Mrs,
Clell Preston and Bernice Dawson
were the dinner guests OF Miss Ellie
Castle sunday ..,..., Mart Hays and
daughter were visiting Mr.. Hays niece
Mrs. Fem Griffith. last week Mr..
and Mrs. Lonnie Hall OF Auxier were
visiting Mrs. Halls parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Dock Spears last week 80 Miss
Mabel Murphy was visiting Miss
Guthrie Griffith Saturday afternoon
quite a crowd from Mingo attended
the ball game Monday between this
place and Paintsvllle. !. Elem Griffith
was n business visitor on Beaver last
week. John b. Brown OF Henrietta
is visiting his grandparents. Mr., and
Mrs, Marion Murphy ...... Miss leila
Fairchilds OF Van Lear was visiting
relatives at this place Saturday and
Sunday . Clyde Vanhoose was visit
ing home folks last week John b.
Brown was calling on Miss Guthrie
Griffith Sunday afternoon. - Misses
May Howard and Fannie Bailey at
tended church at Mingo Sunday.
Lloyd Preston was calling on Miss
Erie Castle Sunday afternoon. q. Mrs.
Elem Griffith was visiting Mrs. Mar
ion Murphy Sunday evening, Prime
Auxier Of West Van Lear was visit
ing friends at this place Sunday
SOMEBODY'S DARLING
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trict OF Jugo- Slavia. In accordance
with tradition. plan to present King
Alexander with a shirt woven OF pure
gold and silver threads on the occas-
ion OF his marriage to Princess Marie
of Roumania.
The Allied Reparations Commission
has asked ]. p Morgan & Co. to ac-
cept membership on the Financial
Subcommission, which will convene
soon in Paris to consider the POSSIBLE
ity OF floating an international loan
for Germany,
Millions or dollars in Peruvian gold
lying idle in government repositories
in Lima as a currency reserve will be
placed at interest in New York and
London under legislation adopted by
the Peruvian Congress to establish a
federal reserve bank and revise the
country's financial system.
The Federal government on April Il
made available 81 900, 900 for control OF
flood waters Of the Mississippi. then at
the highest stage In years. A measure
making provision for the sum was
rushed through the House and Senate
within an hour after the proposal had
been approved by Secretary Weeks
and Director Dawes OF the budget.
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Mrs. Herman Webb is improving af-
ter severe illness. Mrs. Willard
Bradley was calling on friends Sat-
urday and Sunday on Twin Branch. i.
Ira Adams is visiting Louisa this
week on business. /. Mrs. C. B. Bur-
ton was called to the bedside Of her
sick sister Sunday. Mrs. Ira Adams
expects to go to Ashland soon. .....A
large crowd attended church at Low
er Twins Saturday night and Sunday
and heard an interesting sermon by
Bro. Curnutte. Mrs. Ira Adams was
the Sunday guest Of Mrs. Ray Burton
'..... Miss Scelina Barnett and Lucy
Burton were shopping Friday. !, Re
member the baptizing at Morgan creek
the second Sunday in May Charley
Jordan is visiting his sister, Mrs. Lind
sey Jobe on Twin Branch. Miss
Coda Rice is visiting Mrs. Carrie lobe
this week. Paul Burton has declin-
ed the idea of farming with Elem
Kitchen this summer.
FLORA AND CAPTOLIA.