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blame HAGUE FOR DELAY ON new BRIDGE
NEGRO, Ex-CONVICT, STRICKEN
FROM NEWARK JURY LIST

NEWARK, Dec. 21.-Although he
had Just voted with his brother
jurors to return verdict Of man
slaughter against Waiter 7. Hanson,
n negro, charged with shooting Jer-
ry Richardson, another negro, John
D Lyons of South Orange was rec
ognized in the jury oox yesterday by
County Detective Mason as having
been convicted of several crimes and
his name was stricken from the jury
list.
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M 0IfR PATRONs

The management of the Centra. ,oars
road Company of New Jersey t res,et thst their their
tnan man i.s are not at all times on time. where
By b ailts its patrons might enjoy a 100 per cent
AZ The present time. the Railroad u
handling the heaviest traffic ever nea onerea
,,ader he adverse conditions that foiioweo
taas w z,riisa of the employees of the Mechan-
ea Department on JIy of ast ths and latter Ge
Soar - nat nossihle to secure coal with tue
necessary steaming Qualities
With the volume OF business onerins,
a,h,ch does not give any indication
Of of iessening. there will be those occasional
delays caused by poor coal ana lrelsh.
trains which must move. but cannot De
handled with the ceIerity of a passenger
tain. - ...x
Water traffic is unusually heavy Win
consequent delays to passenger trains al
the Newark Bay Draw. xxonu
Passenger Traffic Manager.
C. H. STEIN,
General MapzFaA ---~-----,-,--r--s =
-H5-~1tMi &RH
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"Fresh Every Day"

Mrs. Thompson writes: 81 buy
carton of Blue Ribbon Butter every
day and never have L found it to be
anything but fresh, fragrant and
delciously creamy. It is certainly
true that better butter can't be
made" Ask your dealer for Blue
Ribbon Butter-in the sealed car
ton. It's the butter that can't be
better.
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CARD OF THANKS

we. the undersigned. wish to thank our
many relatives and friends for their kind
sympathy shown in the recent hereave-
CARRIER.
CHILDREN.
2Os5s-12-21-1ts
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BATTLE OF WORDS ENDS
SESSION At LAUSANNE

4 LAUSANNE, Dec. II (By The
Associated Press)-A wordy alterca-
ion between ex-Premier Venlzelos
of Greece and Ria Nurbey Turkish
Nationalist delegate. caused Signor
Montaona. president Of the Near
East Conference Commission on
Minorities. to bring this mornings
session of the commission to an ab-
rupt close.
The dispute was over the question
of liberty Of emigration. M. Venl-
zeIos bitterly attacked the Angora
government and protested against
the alleged deportation of Greeks fy
the thousands from Anatolia.
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MOHR CLAIMS
HE s S|NN0CENT
Mrs. Brunen in Philadelphia
Where Her Mother is
Dying, Report

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.--Mrss
Doris Brunen, acquitted OF the
charge of staying her husband,
Honest John 7. Brunen, the cir
Gus owner, was here today at the
bedside of her six.y-five-year-old
mother, who had broken down as
the result of the arrest of her
daughter and son, Harry c. Monr.
Mrs. Brunen assured her mother
that she was free and that Harry
Mohr would be with her soon. She
did not tell the aged woman that
Mohr had been found guilty or muir
der in the first degree for conspiring
to kill the Snowman. for fear the
news might be fatal.
Mrs. Brunen. declaring that her
brother is innocent, has begun TO
make pains for a new trial. With
her sister, Matte Mohr, she went to
New York today and expected to re-
turn to her mothers home tonight
Mohr Says He's Innocent
MOUNT HOLLY, Dec. 21.-Harry
c. iMohr, convicted of murder in the
first degree for the killing of ''Hon-
lest" John T. Brunen, circus owner,
reiterated today his claim that he
was innocent. I'm glad, il anyone
| had to make a sacrifice, / am the
one, and that my sister has gone
free" he said. II am just as inno-
cent as she is, and I still believe !
have a chance"
81 don't understand how any jury
could convict me after hearing what
Judge Kalisch said in his charge.
II expect my counsel to ask for
new trial. l have some new evil
| dence that can produce to prove
nv alibi and show more conclusively
where 1 was when this tragedy oc-
Cured"
Charles NJ. Powell, the self-con-
| fessed slayer of Brunen, expressed
his opinion in Jail today that the
verdict was just.
whats going to happen to me?
I don't know. / don't feel uneasy
I got rid of my burden when l con-
fessed."
MOUNT HOLLY, Dec. 21.--Mrs.
Doris Brunen, acquitted by a jury
yesterday of completely in the slay-
| ing of her husband. Honest" John
T. Brunen, was at her mothers home
! in Philadelphia today resting from
the ordeal of her Imprisonment and
trial. Her brother, Harry c. Mohr.
tried on the same charge and found
1 guilty of murder in the first degree,
remained in Jail awaiting further
action by his counsel, who gave not
| ice of a motion for an appeal.
| The formal motion will be made
on January 9, the date Justice Kali
| isch said he would impose sentence
In returning its verdict the jury
! recommended that Mohr be sen
! fenced to life imprisonment at hard
| labor, but the court gave no intima.
1 ton as to whether he would accept
| the recommendation.
After gaining her liberty Mrs
| Brunen thanked the newspapermeI
for the fair treatment accorded hel
| during the trial and said she plan
ned to remain at her mother
home until decision was reached
on the motion to grant Mohr a new
| trial. After that she will go south
| for a long rest, she said.
| The date for the trial OF Charles
| NJ. Powell, confessed slayer of the
circus man, has not been fixed. AZ
| the prosecutions chief witness, he
/ testified that he had shot Brunen
at the instigation of Mrs. Brunen
and Mohr. He was promised $1,000
! for killing him, Powell said.
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Suggestive Christmas Gifts: Ice Skates
Carving Sets, Embroidery Scissors, Tool
Chests VIM. H. Mccormick & Sons, SO
Smith Street. 20s5T-1s-21-1ts
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J,etters Of Administration

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 81. -
Letters of administration were issued
today by Surrogate Forman to Gar
ret Brodhead of Woodbridge on the
estate of his wife Anne K. who died
December leaving an estate valued
at $4,000.
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your new model Corona Is snith nHIs and
Christmas. 2ozs4-12-19-4s'
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Christmas Club now open. 1t provide,
you with money when you need 1t most
Join today. Perth Amboy Trust Company
20197-12-16-sts
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IL and &c Christmas Clubs especially
attractive to children Start thsm To-Day
Perth Amboy Trust Company.
1019T-12-1s-sts
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Useful Christmas Gift; Garage Heater
"Neverout," $3.50. Jansa. Sswaren. N.
20294-12-19-4ts
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Suggestive Christmas Gifts: Ice Skates.
Carving Sets, Embroidery Scissors. Tool
Chests. VIM. H. Mccormick & Sons. SO
Smith Street. 2os57-12-21-lt'
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Suggestive Christmas Gifts. Ice skates.
Carrying Sets, Embroidery Scissors. Irct
Chests VIM. H Mccormick q sonx "a
Smith Street. 2os5a-1z-zl-ar'
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p A. Hdwe. for Carving Sets.
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r,sbt tungsten Bulb Tree outfit, soe-
.,si s1's5. Amboy Lighting co.
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TYPEwRITERs-Depe for rent.
Comegys & Bro. Smith and Elm Strets
1ss7i-12-7-Thurs. tie
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p. A. Hdwe. FOR Manicure ests.
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Christmas Club for next year now open
Join today. No cost to join. Perth Am
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Demand For Tax Reduction at state Conference
WEATHER

5Fair tonight and
, friday; colder to-
night; fresh to
strong north and
, northwest winds
; diminishing to-
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

A few 5o-foot lots left at
ASHLAND VILLAGE
NEW JERSEY sUH,Rn,N

haif hour from Market street Ferry. si2o
and inward. Near station,
ARTHUR ROSWELL. 233 y. 18Th St. Phila
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
COII.INGSWOOD

sl2 BELMONT ANE.--l.v.ng room. dinin.
room. pantry and kitchen on frst :loAr
! hedrooEns and bath on second floor; larg,
HfiIc; Gas. electric. iWs' being finished; sG5nu
can bo financed. Collingswood Real Estate
Co.. i2b HdddUu ave. CuuinEsWuud 1858
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
BOARDING
'NDON. ENG,
COUNTRY BOARDING

SIMMER n0ARD-BRYN MAWR PA.
LOW BUILDINGS on Bryn Nav CoIio-s
campus sinr'a rooms and suites ayaila bi"
from June II q September IL: good tabia
BOARD; beautiful surroundings tennis courts:
mnderat" rates: convenient to railroad sta.
,,9n: arrange reservations now Address
Mawr. Pa '"
BACKWARD CHILDREN can have healthful
country home: best of care. Mrs L,
fIscher' X. r. d. No. 3. VIneland. y. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

TfPlST to operate Oliver; must he eynerI.
"nCed in circular letter writing. Cail
ffhnkiord $500 after . a. NJ.
WAITRESSES, ., white. experienced, for
,h"r, Ht - 'la ware Water GAP Apply 1920
w Butler St. between and 10 o'clock,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

BRooCH-S6bst; diamond circle brooch, con-
stamped + 4i86 and ]. e. c. 4 Co; lost
Friday. May ~. around North Philade,ph.s
par!or car to Atlantic City. Liberal reward
II returned to J. +. Caldwell 4 Co.
CERTIFICATE - Lost. certificate No. r
23263 for sixty-ive 1857 shares Of ths
Co, in the name of Jeannetta Ettinser:
having been lost or mislaid, notice Is HEREBY
given that application has been made for
renewal OF the same.
DOG-Lost or strayed. small brind!e ami
white bulldog: male: answers TO nam nam
star liberal reward: no questions asAeeo
If returned 54IO SAMSON st. Apt. A.
belmont 80S3 ",
JEWELS-Lost Friday eve. bag containing
jewels. going from iIth and Spruce TO- fu,a
and baltimore ave, then to GreenhIll farms
Hotel. Oyerbrook. Liberal reward " re'
turned to a. H. Peiffer. 12ll Walnut s"
from ~ to = or to q,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
BOARD WANTED

ANIED-Eoard for couple; refined privat q
'amiH: one or two rooms: city or subur
pan: two months; references exchanged, C
1870, Ledger Office. y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

FOR SALE go rOLONTAL.TTT BRICK
s l''ioi'nI' l'oNt- j., s'oTI's. i s,aia
artery. Of travel north and south, with Lin.
coin X GaHay adjacent, contains 80 rooms
srransea IN suites OF >; each room with
'aNat,~S and connecting bath; has swim.
ming rool 4Ox30 In the building: a glass.
'rclOspd corridor connects a la story build
ing SiXi2 Of the same construction with the
main building, these buildings would be suit
abe for an inn. they are located OF a
corner. across .hc street from 600 students.
faEe steam heat. gas. electricity; connected
wl.h sewer and pure mountain water; the
soft water makes the swimming delightfu!;
the buildings wero erected in 1913 and are
al In hrst-c,ass condition: immediate posses
sion ani coed ~ CO 10 quick purchaser. In
QIfro VI .3T, Ledger OfhCe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

STENOGRAPHER
EN- PERlENCED POSITION
IN RRlDESBTRC;
CALL FRANKFORT $500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
Building lots. ractory sites, Etc.
Factories. Warehon.e.. Manufacturing Floor.

10 floor: electric elevator; modern h"a 'Ing
large lot adjoining. Conta ming 1000 square
feet; adapted for storage or garage, near
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
II\pE<NOJ,D

RI E.kooM BUNGALOW. $ljuO; $500 cash: 10;
5GXlau. running water: garage; naa~ sta.
'.on. Higgins, :Ul Sm!ih-.Austcrmuhl Blds
t"Udcr. y !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
Legal. ADVERTISEMENTS

tSeA ALL CREDITORs OF PAUL TErpEsss
to Nationai Detective Service. 1bAi Diane
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
BETHLEHEM
Factories Warehouses. MANUFACTURING Floors
BRYS MAWR
IiyNOOD
tYSN lI)
Building Lots

%EAEISG comr'H'lon mod design; q bed
W :. ~Itter and. 'a-'%Uwyd. Cynwyd -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
MEIROSE rARK
NAREER I'll
q NlnNT

T-roum modern deta ched
hom". open fr"rlar". hot-water heat. large
t"' price only $500; well financed. also new
modern home. price sUaop Ryan Kirklyn
Pa. " hnlM Mnrknl. RnlmNMt ll4i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
MACEE & RODGERS

1900 Locust st. Spruce 0g07 or oc0S
sEM.-CENTRAl. location, immediate ".
cinity all railroads "a 900 So It, 3
hoors and basement. maple flooring. con
crete cellar. electric Ish,in= and p0wer
cteam heating. elevatgr sprinkler system
immediate possession
SIMON We'll. owner. li4l n Cd s..
FACTORIES waretousrs n.or sracr con
suit Albert Hall. LAID 'r'tl7 Eilg. S0r @iI>
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
General
HELP wANTED-MALE

AUTOMOBILE PAINTER wanted for tenn
able TO letter and stripe. Apply supt.. 1920
N oGth st
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Stores and Dwellings
WEST rHII.\DELrHI.

5000 BLOCK Spring Garden - --Rusin"ss
and property: ~ rooms: make offer
GOTwALS g. SON. @23T y. lGth. col. 4O.i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FOR RENT-FU RNISHEU
pAVPHlS, e. 234G-Furn, room for TO
gentlemen, furn.: second floor front, quiet
locality, cpnvenences; 81 30 or s. per week,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
ATTRACTlVELY furnished house i rooms
and bath.
q 9. MELLON 6 CO. 80 $. 4oth st.
GERMANTOWN
HORTTER ST. west of W!ssahickOn ave
beautiful furnished. up-to-date store house
and garage; bedrooms, 8 baths, sleeping
iurUh. -
GIYNDON pRIESTMAN.
1907 Germantown ave, Phone ON. 0il0.
ATTRACTIVE sum. home porones grounds;
3 mos. $500. *. +, sellers, l2Ol chestnut
CHESTNUT HILL
COR Germantown and Chestnut ayes. stone
huuS" l3 rooms baths. garage. Apply
on Premises or ph. Chestnut H.. org
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
ROSIYN PARK

RDSlYN Park, above Glcnsdc--Tra'n and
modern homes with larso lots, $4,000 up: we
an save you Sljun to S3unn write for book.
,S' and plans ~: houses. SUBURBAN LAND
90, -N1N t"ruAifOWn ave. Phi. bip. 1853
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
EIKINS PARK

laundry, 10, 37'2 Hl3u, Ir!c" $3.50. sna
arrovrt II cash. GEO I. RAR%ES 100!
Chestnut ST. Walnut 4GS5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
MARYLAND FARMS

rlNE FARM--About II H,ro-, Eastern
%E"r", Md, on Irish creek. Wa'"" on
..das a'ou, mile from Chrsnl,',h" Ba|,
- rnlas froIu F.aston, { inl'"s FROM /; K.
s.r.un: - ncrrs wooded; - a,r"s .',.f.
,.,ra4 uu" old l3-ro0Iu hou.", - &DJd u.n-
d 'lrl. i,rdr.'s i"us", uutblis-., g".l uG
r.. II,r2.r'r. gH2G -. PtuI - i.ariNor".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
Truck Farm With Stone House

ONLY 7 NILES PHII.ADEITHIA
90 acres on improved road in highly do
IeIopel pou.,rr-trucIi district; rich loam uIl.
age: fruit. 5-rooIn house, barn, poI!trr
house to satr.a estate. $4,000. terms ar
ranged +. ". Worth, Amhlcr. Pa.
5-ACRE poultry farm trolley passes door
Groom rev bungalow. garng", rricn for
quick sal" $4,000: half lash o. consider ciiy
properly in eN'hangr. Harm, 3b0s Oh s.
3 ACRES, near summer sort. G-room hulIs".
Earago good ou,buiIdinrs; Drtrc $1,000. half
cash roQuirsl. IFapp, 3GOS y. 9TH 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

MEN-Three exp. high-Grade men, 10 nro..n,,,
an exceptional proposition to bushes, and
professional men. consCien ntious wnrkers a.I
earn from $4,000 to sl2 900 this JAZZ arrs Can can
Dr"yel Rldg. ''"'' o-o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
ATLANTIC CITY
PENNSYLVtNIA FARMS

COMMUTER S model home, on Main st.
CoIieg-yille; remOdeed. showy. l@-roon
modern dwelling; garage; lot 90xl20; suit
a bic for buardcrs. doctor: 1--we business cor
nor; few squares to high school. college.
railroad depot, NorKtomen River; Chestnut
HIiI irI,iny InSs.S .Or. owner Competed to
ss., wi,h 10 da"s; extremely low prlcn.
le,a;.s and Iho'u turough VI. ". GodghaI.
nWner Cn,.eanNLLLa. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
HELP wANrnD-1eAt1

SALESMAN to call on bakers and in.,;.,-.
tions; one experienced in those iIn~s ,tr atr
ferred. c 182. Ledger Office. pre-
SALESMAN. real estate---Steady lob 10 81
man. 4O8 8. Van Pelt At wv W sood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

SECRETARIAL position desired by man g
education and ref lement: experienced 70
travel: can drive al altOmob le. G. 1872 L. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

MIST he sold--Ga2S rorresda,e ave-. q rms
bath, porch modern EaitEe priv; poss
NsD",. &2@2 Frankford a%". Gar. O937
FOR real est. - Tocr.iy & Wlssinomng. see
Williams & Williams. 8ll5 TORI, Sda ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
MACEE & RODGERS

200 LOCUST ST. Spruce o2o' or o2os.
MIT.LLBOUR%h - Milhourne are.--S"nI-
det. 9t.-siN.. broom dwG. hot-water neat,
e,er trio; room for garage: = minutes walk
TO Market -. elevated; bargain.
FRANK W MILLER. 1873 ;. I'm ST.
/ IL ACRES Sou'hamp'On: stuCCO dwS.,
rooms bath laundry all Conv. garage for
= caIS. poultry house. fruit shade on high
way n"sr station: Pre-" Ss25O.
w FORREST MAGEE. Southampton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

hHSpSS ana carpenters wanted. AnnI,
faImat"er Rowland Building Ma,tisnIn
ave, and bond ST., Ashury Park n j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

SoG TO 81 5O--Four. =, O and : rooms and
snrui detached: Immediate possession; open
and attractive surroundnss larg" yards;
community club, II minutes by P"nna cleo
tryr n r. and 80 minutes ly automobile
from Federal St ferries. Camden, y. j.
on .re hours 10 8 p. NJ, daily. noon to
=, NJ Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
AGENTS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

THE GUNPS" cartoon book: enjoyed by
everybody; agents wanted. NJ 4US. LedSsr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

MEN (3)
or good character and nersonality
VINO are willing to work hard for
quick advancement can cOnnect wiz
nation. wide enterprise. Address a
;. White, y 403 Ledger Office and
interview will be arranged,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
LOST AND FOUND

Prot. cook. waitress; .alsd
kitchen maid: ref req. 1910 Bainbridgs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

RE'ElNING CLERK wanted for dt,o ho-.-
ono who understands warn and ske,, n@ouse @
i $50, Ledger Office. '"p'c'eu'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18
NOLMESBU RG
TtCONN

SEN l-nETACHED. 2i3 story. porch front
: large rourns and hath: lot 50xl5u. imme.
dat" puSs ssiOn; only $4,000.
MGNAHAS. 1852 f. Allegheny ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-18

SWARrHMORE-N Near Media Short Line g.
room sh!ngle bungalow living room with
or"n fireplace, h.-w. heat. el"c. light, gas
ktrhen, basement laundry, lot ll4X2O0 IT..
me situation on baltimore pike. oppos tie
handsome country seats 5000. Yocum &
iNMers 60. 20 S lith 81
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-02-23
SOCIAL LEADER NOT
MARRIED TO HUSBAND

BOSTON, Feb. 23.-U. y. S.)--A
bombshell exploded in Waltham,
Mass. church and social circles when
it was revealed that pretty Mrs. Park
er Mosher, prominent in Hyde Park
church circles and president of the
Ladies Auxiliary and Loyal Order of
Scottish Clans. is not married to the
man whose name she publicly bears
and whose child she bore. but to FL
mer Antcliffe.
Mrs. Mosher-rather. Mrs. Antcliffe
frankly admits the deception she
played on the staid inhabitants of
Waltham. She further stated that her
husband gave her written release in
December 1912, which permitted her
to live with Mosher, her present soul
mate, or any one she desired.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-02-23
No Buying OF Clips
In Eastern Oregon Now

PORTLAND. Feb. 23.-tAi PO--
Attempts to contract for wool in east.
ern Oregon have ceased since the re-
cent buying of Heppner clips at &c
cents. The wool market is still in 9
firm position, but the action of the
American Woolen company in reduc'
ing its goods prices and at the same
time raising values in the raw material
market has somewhat confused the
wool trade and they are disposed tt
wait for u while and watch develop
ments.
Several clips of new Washington
wool were brought in the Connell dis
trict at good prices. George Hen
bricks sold his wool at "a cents and
Hans Harder received the same price
The Deroue clip, mostly half-blood, is
reported to have been bought at 2i
cents and the Paxton clip at % cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-02-23
Cattle Steady Mt
Chicago. Hogs Lower.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-CUnited State,
Bureau of Markets )-Cattle-
ceipts, 5000 head; beef steers strong
choice heavy steers, 1920; bulk, ST..
@S.25; she stock and veal calves
steady to strong; bulk vealers to7pack.
ers, s10@11; to shippers, s12@12.5O;
bulls, stocker and feeders strong tc
higher.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head, slow
SC to 15c lower than yesterdays aver
age; mostly 10c lower; top, $10.60 or
100 to 19O-pound hogs; bulk, 1O@
1880; pigs steady to 10c lower; bulk
desirable 100 to 120 Founders, $9.50@
10; some strong weights up to s1O.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head, slow
about steady; weak undertone; choic,
fat lambs to packers early, s16@
1915; city butchers, $16.25. good Ida
hos, SIS; shorn Texas wethers, sS.25;
choice 100-pound wooled ewes, $S.75
choice 129-pound shorn ewes. 81; de.
|sirable shearing lambs, $14.5O.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-02-23
General sheep and lamb market:
Winnipeg Prices On
Wheat Take DrOp

WINNIPEG. Feb. 23.-(A. P)-
Wheat.-The feature of Yesterday S
market was the reports that rain had
heen received over the winter wheat
territory. which caused considerable
selling and liquidation by those long
In wheat and after being very firm
around the opening. prices declined
and the market showed an easier ten
dency. Closing figures show decline
Of about . IL cents from yesterdays
close. The market was quite active
at times and cnsiderlng that American
markets were closer. trade volume
was fairly large.
During The first half of the session
there was excellent buying in evidence,
which was credited to the seaboard
that it was stated that over 600,0
bushels had been sold for export, prin-
cipally to the United Kingdom. For
eign cables were higher Cash de-
mand was about unchanged, being
fair, while offerings continue very
light. Premiums were unchanged.
Direct cables claim that millers in the
United kingdom say supplies are not
by any means exhausted.