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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-15
DROVE CAR WHILE
DRUNK; FINED $50
Lawton, Mich, Man Also Held
Guilty of Driving Over
Fire Hose.

Pleading guilty to driving his eu-
tomobile while intoxicated. Lester
Hough, Lawton. Mich. was Monday
in city court, assessed 1ne of $50
and costs. a second charge. that Of
driving his machine over fire hose.
was admitted TO which Judge Du-
Comb fined TIE defendant IS and
costs, suspended
Ivan Cook. Niles. Mich, arrested
as was Hugh, N the proximity Of
the big fire Sunday morning. paid
IS and costs. totalling SIS, for driv-
ing his car over a fire hose.
Garments. hats cleaned. Aetna
Cleaners. Advt.-222-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-15
CASTLE

Whether or not a woman should
tell her husband Of her past, or
whether this comes under the cate
CORY OF where ignorance is bliss
It's folly 10 be wise" is the story
that is daringly told in the Robert
son-Cole picture. "Lifets Greatest
Question" which is AT the Castle
for final showings today. A won
derful cast, rich settings and splen-
did photography all add 10 the
charm Of this splendid production.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-15
There's Take Vdlu0bles as
SiUinehart'S Car is Parked

While his Ford touring car was
parked at Springbrook park late
sunday evening. Lewis Swinehart.
Millersburg, Ind. lost two horse
blankets. one mans gray coat. a
chllds brown coat and lady's ging-
ham dress. according TO his COM
plant Monday to the local police.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-15

For reliable dentistry consult Drs.
Carson & Oren. rs W Washing
ton ave. p. Main s4s. adv. 20saf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-15

Vegetable Compound had done her
and beggedme to try 1t, so l did. All
my pains and weakness are gone, my
stomach IS all right and DO my work
at home and also work for Swift's
Packing Company. recommend your
Vegetable Compound TO my friends
and you may publish my letter as a
testimonial. " = Mrs. LULU Lucas,
79A Vandeventer ST., st. Louis, No.
Again and again one woman tells
another Of the merit Of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
You who work must keep yourself
strong and well. You can't work if
you are suffering from such troubles.
Mrs. Lucas couldn't. She tried our
Vegetable Compound and her letter
tells you what IL did for her. Give
It a fair trial now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-15

in my back weak,
tired, nervous
fe elings and a
weak stomach. I
had been this way
about a year and
" as unable to
work or stand on
my feet for any
length Of time.
My husbands
aunt told me how
much good Lydia
~ pirEbaDosu
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-15

of another couple. form a wonder.
fully interesting plot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-15
WORKING GIRLS
LOOK HERE
Readwhat Mrs.LucasWrites Con-
corning Her Troubles, which
May be Just Like Yours

St.Louis, No ct had troubles that
al women are apt TO have. with pains
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-15

Don't miss i-MacBeth Rect
TAI Aug. II Winona Lake. Ind
Adv 227
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-15
Salvation Army's
Resources Ruined
By Fires Scourge
Hundreds of Dollars Worth O
Clothing for Poor De-
stroyed In Flames.

WASTED-A home. new equipment
and winter clothing for the city's
poor and unfortuna
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-15

Try NEWS-TIlIES Want Ids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
ARKANSAS VANS
REAC H MARKET
50-Pound Baskets Sell at
So Apiece

Two cars Of fancy Arkansas yams
arrived on the Seattle market Wed.
nesday. The stock was OF good duai.
ity and sales were fairly brisk at s.
for a a0-pound basket. California
oauliflower was quoted at $3.50 for a
crate OF two dozen heads. Flat crates
were az s., with an average OF ono
dozen heads. and Oregon broccoli was
at s32S. A stronger onion market
was reported and some wholesale
houses advanced the price cent a
pound.
Another car OF Louisiana strawher.
ries will be on sale Thursday at $3.50
"a crate. Tho orange market was
firm and so cents higher a box was
registered az few houses Whole
salers claim the high prices are be
ginning to slow up the movement OF
oranges considerably. while straw.
berries and other novelties also have
bearing on the market Valencia
oranges are now being shipped 10
outside markets. hut II win be about
three weeks before the stock will be
sweet enough for local consumption.
Grapefruit was quoted at from $3.50
60 81 crate.
There were no changes reported In
the dairy scction "Wednesday. \
keen interest was shown in the but.
ter market. with brisk demand
created by the lower prices. Eggs
werV from steady 20 firm and all re
ceipts were readily disposed q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05

winiam D. Fitzpatrick. g " "
member Of the board Of iocturoHhip
OF the Mother Church. lectured Tues
day evening. under the auspices Of
tho Firth Church OF Christ. scientist.
In IT. new cdireo. The lecture. IN
part. follows;
Christian Science has come TO
humanity TO restore 10 u the lost
art ~ healing which the great Mas
Ter. Christian. Jesus the christ de-
clnred should oxemplify tho under
stnnding Of those truths OF exist
ence which be gave to tho world
some 20 centuries ago. one can
hardly read the New Testament
without a firm conviction that much
OF tho vitality given q by the life
and works Of Jesus has been lost
or eliminated turnout the interven.
ing centuries. Jesus taught that u
waa his understanding Of God and
uo.fs government OF Ills universe
which enabled him 10 do the works
Of healing and regeneration he -
freely accomplished thruout His
brief ministry and OF which he said
in unmlatakable terms. lie that
bclieveth on me. the works that
DO shall he do also"
II YOU will carefully follow the
lie Of Jesus as given In the New
Testament and consider his works
In connection with what he taught
you will discover that what he did
was merely To establish as demon.
strable fact what he taught. and
that what he taught and did were
said and done In accord with. and
In explanation Of some immutabie.
ever present. universal Law. You
will see, In other words. that hts
words and works were looking 20
the establishment with men OF IA
divine. omnipoteni spiritual law
which viii eventually rule all man
kind TO the complete extinction Of
any ao-called opposed law and It's
effects.
Aud this Law % God this law.
the knowledge and application Of
which Jeats said should make u
frrcin what Christian Science has
come TO re.cstabiinh with men.
Those wonderful works nf Jesus
prove conclusiveiy that lawn Of mat.
ter are not Gods laws and that
Coos laws are not only superior
but are actually laws Of Rnnihila
ton TO 40 called material laws and
thereby prove that material laws
are the product OF mortal mis-.
conception OF what constitutes true
law.
We find. with reaasurance. that
this law OF God Ii a law Of life
not ~ death. n law Of health not
% sickness: law Of abundance =
no, Of lack 81 limitation: n law Of
harmony not Of dlscori: a law Of
peace not Of strife. a law Of love
not Of bate.
And now the question Of how 20
bring into action this ever present
law Of God. how TO apply " To our
present need. how 10 heal the sick
comfort the rorrowing and ave the
sinner. as Jesus did. naturally pre-.
senin Itself. This. my friends. IL ne.
compilshed In Christian Science
solely thru tho prayer % under.
standing. Christian Scientists have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
GRAIN MARKET
ON DECLINE

CHICAGO. April s-Grain prices
declined on tho Chicago board Of
trade today Export business was
quiet and heavy sales 81 Manitoba
OF navigation were reported at ether
leading markets The weather map
showed rain all over the grain belt
Provisions we're irreguiariy higher.
May wheat opened unchanged at
stg3A and later lost sAc. July
opened M lie al ti.tais. and closed
down NC. september opened at
SHAY and closed OF &c
MAY corn opened at sshc. un-
changed. and closed on sc. July
opened on Ne at eiAe and closed
down Nc september opened at afAc
and closed off Ac
MAY oats opened up tse nj zsh q
and closed off Nc july opened up
:. at 5ac and closed down &c. sep
temher opened at toac and closed
of ise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Public Markets


stan 80 summer sausage fsr ~
wisnsf-. go n. possis sziaf. zee pt
Htsn ~. batter. 60 n sEes. lie dos.
stsli e.. salt ppgs. tke ~ xopd bacon.
rte ~ cottage butts. s:c ~ stall Z.
hr~sd. isrx~ iest lee. Gsaxhnuts zee
lee ~. round sieak. zee ~. slftSin
steak. &c N stall &C. srinaeh. z fhs.
sse. lsttar~. lee and tsr eAeh. anlens 2
punches lee. stall 81. c4rnafl5u milk.
large can Zee. small ear &C.
Ntau tf-. h~sf fresh butter. SIC - !.
~. Ttei b~ss fresh rsxs. tic doH J tall
ears rniit. fie stan q horne ruaar mays
anraiss. a9c n rotisxs cheese. ite ~
stall ,. hsfuhurxrf. fts 80. Tart. Z NJ
ser neck homes. ms tFes Stall ~
fresh surxson. so N hsubui. so NJ.
kins ssinsea. &c n. hrs sea. Z ne 20
stalls tSsss. mild fuii cream enerss. stN
n. A-Eh. ear iaEanb@fry lam. o..
rIKr PLACE
Stall ~. fhs. beet cane suE.r. tfr
- pr tee.fo ussk 8 bars crystal white
snap. tie. stalls tf-kt. 1 ~ prares $50 B
Gates. ? pkrs str Tea uardsh fusrma.
isfs. stc ~ corn. pas o. tomatoes.
OH. iiTs gal stall a. s9ies. Toe ~. sra
snapper. itr n haiisat, zee ~ sisu
s.. $ BIC dlu pickles Iee aph4e Jelly. ftc
n. stall 1885. cans Reliance shrsups
Csc. fresh soda crackers. 2 ms. gte.
SANITARY
stall les. bars Royal white soap.
sc. tail can u9rdHn's 81 Casnsfinn mills
sr stall ~. large Jafffa sresn olives.
Zee ~ Helms famous ripe olives. zoe
~ stall a.. beet fsyndea creamery but
ter. 10 n 2 ms Tie. comb honey. $50.
stall III. ssrarbsfrr ian. 2te 70. grange
uarnsisds, eari cottage cheese. ife N,
stalls 1eta-tt homeless caruesi beef. ise
n Swedish potato sausage. t9e n. 4.
sugar cured bacon. s7e ~.
ECONOMY
Stall ~. ms cane sugar. ffc. Rfati
81. fresh churn~d butter. &c ~ large
fresh rxrs. 80 doA. : don Tsr. stalls
T-s-s. an can n. !. y. ~ brand cot.
fee. DC. orange resee tsa. $50 10 2
'bs ground Chocolate or eacoa. SIC stalls
af-1s. tall rams Carnatiun o. Horden' >
milk. stei mild fuii cream cheese. sse
NJ Olympic pancake flour zoe pkg
Cream Of wheat. 9ic pkg large dili
pickles. fe each. isc Calumet baking
powder. &c.
wFSTIAhE
Sugar stall. WsstIaka Special -four
t1.to. atal iso. rolls toilet paper. str .
Royal baking powder. soc. Calumet bak-
ing powder. use. Golden West coffee, 1sc
stall los. apple butter. large can soc. 2
cans blackberry jam. use. medium red
salmon. ioc can solid pack tomatoes, itc.
qta. saserkraut. Use stalls 1911. choice
round steak. zoe n fresh side pork. 2oc
NJ. steer 20, roast. iaifc NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Former Revenue Men
Are Sued by Plant

United States Rubber company
has flied suit In superior court for
$4,000 damages aFainrt william T.
hc"ha and W. T. smith. fornef
United siaies internal revenue Off.
ocrr. charging that the tao Officers
damaged tho oompany's factory an
fisi ave. = W. and Ruffner A,
In December. 1891. when they
soized quantity Of machinery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Lecture on Christian Science

learned that whatever ia 20 be
achieved IN the way Of healing and
saving must be done thru such
prayer. and that this prayer must
be without censing. our every
thought. inclination ana deed must
be the outcome Of constant men.
tai attitude Of prayer II We would
follow the Master In the way Of his
appointing
Mary Baker Eddy. the discovcrsr
and founder 81 Christian Science,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Foreign Money Status
ffu-~dsy'. 0ustafieusp
Furnished ~ iaasn . rryss
an $1,000 A. k~~fff.



fcr.-iterrirts. 1880 Msfsrt fe8 80
higher. rep. fierEs bulk 81 sai~s.
tle.tAMtesA. heavy ~eiKht. Ete zoe
ttott. nsdiHrs sstsht fioatsfo -
iiEht ~eiEht. fieft8ioTs. isaht lights.
ife 4twfe.fe hsaFN packing no@e. ~. 20
Wft 20. packing sohn. rough, s5tgu
tpf+l pigs. fsstutets
saitls--ilsesiptz. t.ege. Market steady.
strong. Ghuies AMI prime. o. lies ~
Ensdtsfu and good. tstt8ATt. eom-
mon te7snE .. seed and choice. - is
OF 70. refsuton and mssilau. - 20 y
fAt8g butcher cattle and heifefa a. 4s
0tt IS couN. fseaTnGs bulls. zee
- - eaDusrs and guttsfs. rosn AVID
hsifsrs. ttzsatfe4 Gamer steers
fteautst. veal calves. isteWs
feeder STEERS. ftfQWssst. eterkrr
stecfs. ftst . y -. stoeksf eous and
hsifrfs. ftetEf
Sh~~p-secsipsa. Aepa MArks, steady.
1tr higher Lambs. ffafoUte % .
lambs. crll and common. tfs.ssatt.
fsariuF ~sfhufp. tigUftTts ewes
t2zl O te.71. Gull 10 common s-ss. ta.Le
uEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Vessels in Port at Seattle

rrutth GHWr IsrmtuAt@~ttgr A%Atr Hrf-
len. .sf wsss JasPa- per p-s'r sii-
cr.., Sorshsra rsrmin.I--s,r Toyoess
Nsru
pen stree, T.rninai--u stsrship M.sa,.
as a, Z. = i. II. +. csa.r T. s"s q
G. -. Haida.
Pier is--str Tston.
Pier 7-Nessrshtp Anvil
Pier s--7str Alameda
Pier i-kehr Chas ". wti-~n-
Pier A-~atr Admiral a@hrss
Seattle Hhipbuiiding a Dryferk Ca
Motorship Ruhy. 4. < 9. = sarrs,or
Pacific Coast Coal Hunkers--Htr san
Jnan. bark " ~ rtrtt
connseti~uf street pock-str steel SCI
sntist. sfr CITY OF HaaEoor.
Commercial Boiler works--u. 4 c. a
Alaska steamship Neorinr--s,r vaia.s.
stacy street Tersinai--u. =. A 7. Burn
Hanford street. T.rrninAi--s,r pep-r.. ctr
Montana
Spokane street -M0soruhip LID
~ Maine. str Fslit Taua-ie. 4. 4 1.
". r. Rose. terk Geo. Curtisa
General Petroleum Co.--Tank barxs Fails
% Clyde.
Todd Drydoek- str Sarsn,a. bktn Ferss,
Fri.nd. sehr wa~ona. sir Fanny Da-
tard str John
ruEs, Sound bridge sad Dredging Co.
Str Patterson
Am@s rard-Htr rnc.ev.st
Heffsruau pock-str kstchIkan. ship Ab-
ner Coburn.
Stream Buoy No. s--Tank barge Janet
Dollar.
wtnaiow Marine RaIi~ay-str parirro.
str Morning Star. str Griffdn. barge
HeifsHs. barge CoquitiAm city. schr
Hsie-e
q. =. Shipping BOARD Msorinrs-s,r eros.
Keys. str Delight. str pslroaa. ctr
fconiun. ntr Anna y. Mors1. str sli-
vsrado. ctr Waiiinxford. ctr Yves, Ca
hokia. ctr West Hartihnd. ctr Isuhrieo.
str West fson. str Western Knight. str
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05

has Incorporated the fundamental
teachings Of Christian Science In
her book. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scripture" This IN the
textbook Of the Chrisilan Science
denomination Thru w. study the
secrets and obscuriiies Of Holy Writ
have been made plain. and instead
Of a book Of mystery the Bible has
come 20 be the chart Of life 10 thou.
sands upon Thousands 10 whom ~
has heretofore been clOHed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Vessels in Other Ports

Maniia-April t-s@iled. stF ryndsssus
FOR seattle. str W~natrhea for seattle
Hamburx March se-=Arrlxed. ntr Nicer
diIk from seattle
kohs ~Arpi s-saiied. bkta Himea n,
roimis for Puget sound ports,
baibea April Arrived. atr Elderado
from seattle.
san franrisco-Apr Arrived. str
Admiral Achley from seattle. 5 q. az.
April s~sAiisd. str Ruth Alexander fer
Ssn Pedro. AZ noon. str President for 10
attic. J ,. IN Arrived. str Gas "
cratnp from seattle. y. m.s str Jaeoe
t.nrkenhach from seattle . m. atf san
Francisco from s-attis .. m
Astoria-Aprti s--aAiied. ssr Hector for
seattle. ] a. m.
panxsasas-spFii Passed n. s,r
curacaa for srattle. at fte = M ntr
JUN. Laekenbssh for seattle. At q m.
Taecma-Apru Arrived. sr Rslntsr
FROM seattle. at s.se a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Reported by Wireless

Crime 10 9 .. m. Of date specified usiess
ofh@rwtrs acted
April Str Admiral Fsrrsxut. seattle
for ssn frsnris~a. % miles from eeetsie
str Cordeta. seattle fer uYss. % miles
from seattle. afr Jsffsraaa. Petersburg
for seattle ~ rniies freru Petersburg sfr
Catherine u. Hsliinxhan for ketehikas.
eft Cape D~cisicn. ser >of,htand. seattle
FOR san franctsre. go miles from Aaa
Francisro. str WiilAmsste. San Franeiseo
for seattle. tpf miles from San FraneisHo
str bohemian club. Hsr trsnrircs FOE
Polut Wells. s7s miles from seattle sfr
Pine Tree state. fekehasns for seattle.
E.fTs miles from seattle. sir Pomona. -
sstis for Yokohama. s.sst miles froas Sc
sttie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Arrivals and Departures

April s-str felis rausstE from hos-
ten via New York. baltimore. balboa
san pedro and san FRANCHISE. At . M
sehr Fanny nutard from Anaeortes. ~
tow Of tug ateelhead. at .4e .. m str
city Of itaoEeon from Hull Via Tyne,
balboa. san Pedro. san franei-eo and
Tacoma. at y M; Y. = 9 q. hatds
from Puget SQUAD Naval station. al
y. m.
Sailed
April S=-Str Alameda for Southwestern
via Southeastern Alaska. at 10 a IA
April sur Rainier for Tacctnes AZ
., IA. str Phyllis for Tacoma. At 80 y,
IA atr kagR Maru tof NaneeutsF, n q.
AZ sac y. M. ctr American for heston
Via HolIlng ham. Portland, san Francisco.
san Petre. nAltlmore. Philadelphia and
New York. at sac .. M, 4. n 6. q.
HAlda for ssa duty. at M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
$25,000 Heart Balm
Asked by Husban,

Altering alienation of his w..
affections. John a. Rustner 4.
flied suit Tor $4,000 in m,,.-..-.
court against Arthur c. wb,,..,,,.
Eustner rays be waa married a..
g. 1920. but that his wife. 49,.
has been cnticed aeay from ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Initial Trading Is
Boost TO SpeciaItieS


-
~
both lending
~
baker M Chandler 90 sincar sh~ bethlehem ~
Pacific fcnnHsl ~ ehl STORES
Gulf states Steel H. Saseis s & Aeh'son s7Ai M'N'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05

ssr.r--Nlrsn, Ra.. tiss. sfanuia,sd.
I.tA8sfe
ceffe~--so Rio. spot. rex oiese n .
40. santos. itgttse ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05

HANS April s.~sAiisd. atr Quecn.
aoutheound. at s'so D. m.
fetsrahuru--Aprti sailed. str Jrffer.
son. southhound. at iftte ,. ~.
kstchisAn=-Aprit s-SAiled. ctr spo-
kane. northeound. 81 midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
BANK CIE.iRIN6s
Seattle

Men In London subway trains arc
protesting because the smoking com.
pariments are monopolizcd by
women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05

Button shaving % tho ivory 49,.
Of ECUADOR are The latest so,,,e. " !,
chemical sugar used In feedln. :. =
ease germs In the laboraiory 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. ApTt f-Fcrsirn ~.
change er~ned tfrrxuiar to-day nsfuhnd
sterling. ttsss ffaues. 20 ssftA iise.
testte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Weather Bureau Report

rArooSH ISLAND. April 49, A. NJ
Clear. Wind east. eight mites an hour
Passed cut. two-mast steamer. gray hull
and black. bound west. At Gao y. m, out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05

&c ~.
fEx.--Krtras. 1rHc dnF extra firrts. use
dos extra uuiiets. 1sNc dos. under
sirsd puitrfs zfhe aoH
fhre.r--Caiifornia flats fancy. etMs N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05

MEn>ISn Az
NrNlt 3
ltrrt lew Tide
ttA a. VA IS ~.
First fiixh Tide
sae a. M 50 a.
Second lew Tide
tt y. m. 10 a..
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LIVE STOCK


FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wholesale Prices
I1our-Fap. pat. t-fs. city dsLs.so0sos
bossr--csne, per cwt. ........ $40
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
NsDtN
Afsfklls q

AtsttIi q
f1r-t iitkh Tide
faiiA a. IA. 10 7 a.
ftr~t low Tide
& 90 a. m. e,a r.
~eeond uish Tide
10 90 a M p n
second law Tide
eos y ma 10 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Chicago Board of Trade
edn~sdsy's uuntstionsl
Fsralshed by teasa a uryea
SIC seeend Az. Scallis


CHICAGO Aprft Cash whest--N,
. hard. tsss No. hard. tiz1s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05

First Bachelor-Some people seem
to find matrlmony very stlmulat.
ing
Second Bachelor Something
brewing all the time. I suppose.
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Rikck b, '
~ 2-r|
|aths: Z .
pod vie
|E.ANT
!npiete
80 Is 4.
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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-09-29
SELMER HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Selmer High School defeat
ed the Henderson High School in
a fast game of baseball Satur-
day, scores 1913.
The Excelsior Society render
ed an excellent program Monday.
Several patrons were present.
We are glad to say we have
the largest school in the history
Of Selmer, and new pupils are
coming each week and great in
terest is being manifested in each
class. All seem to do their best.
| The Senior class met Tuesday
afternoon and elected officers for
the coming year: Neal Brooks
president; Alton Soft, vice-pres-
ident; Lorraine Houston, secre-
tary; and Kenneth Tanning,
treasurer. Our class of 26 is the
largest ever known In, Selmer
High School history. -
There is just one thing liking,
and that is a new pump for our
well. We are looking to the P.
T. A.. for help at an early date.
The 9Th grade seems to have
the largest number of any class
in school, as it has 35 and there
are yet some to come.
There are pupils from most
every civil district in the county
coming to Selmer High School
More than 40 boarding pupils.
The Tri-W. Literary Society is
preparing a splendid program
for next Monday. The public j:
always invited to these programs
Some of our pupils are attend.
ing the fair at Memphis this
week.
Each High School class me-
this week and organized. Chas
Ammons was elected president
of Junior class, Rayburn Gray Of
Sophomores, and Irby Basingel
of Freshmen.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-09-29
Last Game Of Season

The Henderson baseball team
and Selmer's team contested on
the Selmer diamond Saturday af-
ternoon, the latter winning in the
stretch. The feature was the
pitching of Ammons for Selmer,
so they say. This about winds
up the diamond activities for the
year. Selmer, although small
town in population, has been the
home of many a good baseball
team in the 25 years that have
come and gone. In looking over
the roster of names for these
years, there are many missing,
some gone to other sections and
away from home. And some of
those husky, light-hearted and
splendid young fellows and base
ball players have joined the in
Vulnerable throng on the other
side.