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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
THE RHODES co:
National Better Homes Week, October 9 to III
Attractions Fundamental in Your Plans
FOR BETTER HOMES
Blanket Specials
Upper Main Floor

bLQHkeL - peCtQtS
Upper Main Floor
Blankets ut $500
100 pairs OF Oregon Wool Blankets
esxs0 inches in size. and in ooiors Of
gray. corn and blue piaids. Formerly
1875. Special. a pair. $500.
Blankets at 1926
100 pairs OF Wool and Cotton mixed
Blankets In plaid patterns and Sizs eexso
inches. Formerly $3.50. Special. pair.
sa.o5.
Blankets at $3.25
is pairs Of woolnnished Blankets sizs
ssxs0 inches. and In plaids Of yellow.
pink and lavender. Formerly $3.50 a
pair. Special 1875.
Comforts at S3.25
Comforts made OF pure cotton. with
silkoiine covering and satin borders. A
good assortment OF coiors in double bed
size. Formerly s4.oo. Special at. each.
1925.
Blankets at 1926
z5 pairs OF plain gray and tan Cotton
Blankets OF heavy weight. and IN si,s
ssxso inches Formerly 1885. Special at
p2.0b n pair.
Bldnkets-Specidl $2.15
100 plain Cotton Sheet Blanket. in col.
ora OF plain gray and tan. and sire e+rso
inches Formerly $3.50 a pair Special a;
92.15 pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

DANCIN IA I G. II T
psssnr<rs' classes start Ta-sasr sns
Thursday evenings 81 ass sharp.
Htxh school class saturday after
ncan. Q 70 g. Advanced class Mou-
dsy evening". sste 70 if'te. Piensy %
practice. no embarrassment. Tbs So
rlst fe.furs stors 10 ~orth double IRE
grtce Learn tho nr~ TsnEe Trcf.
ns<k<r Waltz. Glide. sshcstl-ehe aud
f'irsoett~ Fcx Trof. Private iessaas
AZ ho1rs Ny --latest book. descrieiug
sti dances free for pupils. Learn
from America leading eashorttf "a
dancing. who has erected more fire
trsdsns,.s and taught mere people t.
dance thar say ether person N Amer
tea Special tew rate. for tnis week
euty. Gail eay or evening". Fhons
Esss e1tf
rRsyArE LESSONS ALI HorRs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
Oar Display of
Silks and WOoLens

in connection with McCall's Adj
vance Fashion Week which is now
taking place in this store, has
been the cause for much favor
able comment. Come in this week
and inspect the new materials and
STYLES in vogue for Fall and
Winter.
Upper Main Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
Make Your Home CHEEKY
Through the Windows
Upper Main Floor

Cavtdins-SpeciGI $2.o5
IT pairs of heavy Marquisette Curtains
In cream and ecru colors with lace edges
and hemstitched. These sold formerly for
S3.75 and $3.50 pair. Special for Wednes-
day selling at $2.95 pair.
Curtdins-SpecidL $1.S5
27 pairs Of White Mercerized Marquisette
Curtains-they are hemstitched and have
lace edges. They have been selling regu-
larly at S225 and $3.50 n pair. Choice for
Wednesday at S1.S5 PAIR.
Cautdins-Specidl S1.I8
Hemstitched Marquisette Curtains with
lace edges and in cream, white and ecru---
81 pairs in all, that sold formerly for sl.95
and 1925 pair. Special Wednesday, pair,
$1.4S.
Curtain Materials, consisting of 300 yards
Of fancy colored Scrims bordered and in all
over designs in good assortment of colors.
Formerly 15c yard. Special at 121zf.
Marquisettes - 100 yards, hemstitched
and edged with Barmen lace. These are in
ecru only. Formerly Csc. Special, a yard,
35c.
Marquisettes-500 yards So inches wide,
and of a splendid quality, in white and ecru.
Formerly 15c. Special, yard, 121ac.
Cretonnes-600 yards, "a and SO inches
wide and in the new percae patterns; very
suitable for comfort coverings. Also, others
in floral and conventional designs in colors.
Formerly 25c. Special. yard. lie.
Scotch Madras - 800 yards, SO inches
wide and Of cream ground with colored fig
ures. Fine for dainty bedroom curtains.
Formerly 65c Special, yard, 33c.
Oil Cloth-50 pieces of plain white Oil
Cloth of quality selling formerly for 35c
yard Special while it lasts at, yard, 25f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
DANCING
Every
Wednesday.
Friday.

t8 49, 49,
sunday evenings
at dc Honey's
New Academy.
II. Pike "a 18th
tAmerseA's rsne~ti
&c. the b<autifui
iixnt tng effects.
with m . . n and
stars Heat nusie.
Pspuisr prtes. fou
will 10 SURPRISED.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
u. S. DIMS HOPES
OF RECOGNITION
Soviet In forms Houghton
That Moscow Regime Is
Ready for investigation.
BY A Il. BRADFORD.
T. p. staff CorreSDondenf


WASHINGTON. Sept 16-The
United States VIII reject the proposal
Of Soviet Russia for negotiations
looking TO resumption OF relations,
it was understood here today.
The soviet government. in a note
20 American Ambassado- Houghton
in Berlin has countered with this
proposal 20 the recent informal sug-
gestion OF the United States for send
ing an impartial and technical COM
mission OF investigation 10 establish
the facts OF conditions in Russia.
The bolshevists. il Is believed here.
with definite reply, have twisted the
original American proposal in an at
tempt 10 place the question of a
commission OF investigation upon a
plane OF political hegotiation.
The Russians stated in their note
they are ready "to' enter into Off
ciaI preliminary negotiations for re-
establishment OF normal rela ions
with an official American delegation
appointed for this purpose" and the
Moscow dispatches indicate that the
entire text OF the note is OF a poll
tical nature
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
Mary LGndOn Baker
Again Changes Mind

LONDON. Sept. 16-(By I. y.
S)-Although she had ordered
transportation for Switzerland,
Miss Mary Landon Baker, Of Chi
cago. failed TO depart this morning.
1t had been reported on Friday that
plans for Miss Bakers marriage to
AIlister Mccormick, member of a
multimillionaire Chicago family.
had been again interrupted by the
young womans sudden determina-
ton TO take a trip to the continent.
/. is not known at present when the
marriage will take place. 1t has
Leen postponed half a dozen times
already owing TO the temperamental
views Of Miss Baker
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

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- e l-l'ie eA1 49, q = 'll9 P..-i' l.,I
,-,--,5' - = 90 ie -l.-
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Chains 'o 'e d Ie',' ga 'i7H
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
THE MAN IN THE STREET

aid or consent of anybody else in the
world excepting his family physician
and the man who wants TO employ
him.
AS We understand it. a living
wage is one that viii enable US 10
live without bothering with self
denial. patience. thrift and other
character-bullding vices.
Finding the trousers ue-onsiuas 20
ms dress clothes missing at The last
moment. the board Of public works
and safety IA the person OF Charlie
Roy found himself in a devil of q
fix one evening this past week while
preparing his toilet for a wedding.
Charlie has but recently moved from
the northside TO his newt home on
Merrifield av.. and had failed 10
bring the neither part of the suit
along with the rest of the furniture.
Jumping into his sedan arrayed only
in his b. V. d IS he burned up the
pavement on the trip over the river.
Motorcycle Cop Stanley AIarchant
espied the weird spectacle pass the
city hall and gave chase. capturing
the board of public tndecency on
Grove - Charlie was let off with
a severe reprimand
Just 61I years ago. Sir William
Wallace. Scotland's hero. was execu-
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
CHICAGO MOTHER IN
SEARCH OF DAUGHTER

CHICAGO.C Sept 16-(By l. y.
SD-Little Natalie Arvan. Q, was
missing today while her mother.
Mrs. Ellas II Arvan. was directing
q systematic search for her daugh-
ter between here and New York
City.
The little girl was seen to leap
gladly into the arms Of a we'll
dressed man yesterday as she lett
the Yates school. The man carried
her TO a waiting automobile. which
sped away.
Mrs. Arvan said -he man must
have been the girls father. She
separated from him three weeks ago
at the Avran's summer home, at
Saranac Lake, n. Y, Mrs. Avran
coming TO this city to visit her
mother
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
DON'T SQUEEZE BLACK
HEADS DISSOLVE THEM

Squeezing ana riuchiug ont black
heads make the pores large and causes
lrr.tation-then. too. after they have be-
come hard you cannot get all or them
out Blackheads are caused by accumu-
latious cf dust and dirt and secreti0ns
from the skin and there ls only one safe
and sure way and ore that never fails
fn got rid n thcm-a simple way foo
fhat is % dissolve them Just get from
amy drug store about two ounces Of
.alouife powdcr-spriukI little on "a
bot Wct sponge ruh over tIe black
heads hri-kiv for fer @aoOuds-Wash
oG and v0u'U DO surprised to see that
every bl8fkha1d bias disappeared. and
he skin viii be left soft and the pores
n their natural condition-anyone trou-
hiod with these unsiChtIv blemishes
should try this simple method Adv.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
FLAMES EXACT
COLOSSAL TOLL
Three 10 Five Lives Are Be-
lived Lost Property Dam
maze Is Gigantic.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia sept 16.-
tBv @. P.J-Threc ~ dve lives are
believed lost and approximately S.
0000 900 damage was the toll ~ FIRE
which started in a box car loaded
with bur.ap near the army ware
houses lefe early today. il swept
the 2000-foot government wharf and
two story steel shed in front or the
warehouses.
Half an hour after the FIRE was
discovered in the car the whole
lereth OF the wharf was in flames
and lrcmea we're helpless The
flames were several hundred feet
high az times and could De seen for
miles around the CITY.
Two vessels moored al the wharf
were dragged away By tugs and
saved
Three men are reported 10 have
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
BURY BROTHERS TOGETHER

Mt. VERNON. Sept 1e-CBy T.
Y S)-Two days after his brother.
Osborn g Aldrich. formerly OF Mt.
Vernon. was killed by switch en-
CINE In the railroad yards in East
St. Louis. H.. and while ne was
awaiting arrival Of the body. John
y Aldrich died suddenly here after
being in pocr health for several
months A double funeral was held.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

All dealers in pants take notice.
We suppose we criticize woman
and woman's ways about as much as
the next idiot. but that doesn't mean
that We would have her different
when the Lord made woman He
picked the proper rib alright
Andrew Trlgdon French psycholo-
sist. says long skirts viii come back
because sit is the swish OF long
skirts that sways men into mar
riage' But isn't t too latee I-u-t
the male imaginarlon dead as ID
picked herring by this ,ime
The women seem 10 be worrying
over the prospect of higher sugar
and the men over something TO stir
the sugar ia.
Water is cheap" declares the
Boston health officer Not when YOU
buy it ar the drug store under the
name of aqua pura
One reformer wants to prohibit
comment in the newspapers upon
Women's clothes That would tres
pass upon the rights of q free press
and XIII paragraph Don't take the
rag out of the paragraph.
IN Washington one young woman
mas been fined So for biting another
girls ear in their quarrel over s.
bet u Is safer e. bite The souse that
may be secured at the Deucatcssen
Newspaper enterprise is not going
backward. They saw that half a
dozen reporters hang round Max
Oser's stable all the time
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
oRsERNE ANNINERsARY.

VALPARAISO. Ind Sept. 16-
Valparaiso university viii celebrate
its fftie.h anniversary Tuesday
September 10, it was announced
here today
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

A man with a highly colored nose
was arrested for illicitly selling
liquor at Goshen the other day.
Look at the defendant" said his
counsel. do you honestly think he
looks like a man who would sell
drink II ne had it?" In less than a
minute the jury brought in a verdict
Of Not guilty
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
FOR SALE
BUNGALOW

Now under coustruction-j rooms and
tile bath with all the latest modern fea
lures. Full basement, coal bin, sewer
drainage, hot and cold water for laundry
work. two fine bedrooms with big closet
for each, built in bookcase cOlonades,
oak borders living and dining rooms,
floor plug for sweeper, cUpboards in
kitchen, also sink, fine bath fixtures with
mirror door medicine cabinet, lot AKl2s
alley i'm rear See this now and select
your own finish Price completed $4,000.
S-tu douu
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
MiSha7Uaka Classified
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Houses For Sale. 81
FOR SALE-MOderate priced, well built,
modern home. now under construction, o.,
In choice residence district OF the fast
developing East End OF Misbawaks
Small payment down. and balance
monthly. This is not merely a house.
bur a real home; built as you would
build il yourself. Will build others as
they are sold. Get more value for less
money from reliable, responsible owner
kerwin, over First National
BLACK GARDEN LAND-For sale: ad-
Joining city south of Dodge plant No. 4.
You can make your living on this
ground. Easy terms. One five or 10
acre tracts VIII finance your build
ing. Csn by phone or come and see
ME. +. B. Byrkit, 1403 Lincoln Way
East, Mishawaka. Phone 1909. Off
FOR SALE
No. Five rooms and bath. strictly mod
erD. on 5. Leer St, South BEND, $500
Nc. 2-Eive rooms and bath, all modern,
on L. Fourth St. Mishawaka. $47C0.
No. 3-Six rooms and bath, semi -bunga-
low, all modern, on Park Av., south,
$500.
No. six rooms and bath. strictly mod
ern large lot, on Mishawaka,
No. Six rooms and bath, mostly mod
ern, on W. Battell ST., $500.
No. Give rooms and bath, mostly mod
ern; cor. lot. on w. Batteu St, $1,000
STARK REALTY co.
MishaWaka Trust Bldg 1916
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

A baby boy with two tongues was
recently born in Laporte, Ind, ac-
cording to Al Jones of the Argus
staff of that city. The -tonguers
can represent that community in the
legislature for q years longer. Then
they will have to get away.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

Just los years ago Wednesday tho
British fleet bOmbarded Fort Nc
Henry near Baltimore. and during
the fracas Francis Scott Key wrote
star Spangled Banner" the words
Of which most of US intend 10 learn
yet II the Lord Will Just give is about
20 years more OF life.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

FOR SALE or exchange, house with 7
rooms and bath, hot water heater cleo
trio lights and gas; large lot; also )
acres good black land and new 4-roOm
house half mile from city limits: can
move into either one at once George
i. Eberhart. Phone, Garfield 21-F-2
1874
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

FOR SALE-Five and Groom houses,
possession within 30 days. acant lots
$50 and mp. James Hennessy, Lawyer
lib Lincoln Way w, Mishawaka 11t7
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

George Senger. Mishawakas pre- -
mier impressairio, has again taken
up his winter quarters at the Century
theater with a bunch of top-notch
attractions and a benevolent smile.
They say the average life of coin
Is 20 years. If it lasts no longer than
that. somebody must be handling g.!
blamed sight more than we do.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

FOR SALE-Six room steam heated buzz
RalOw; sell on easy terms, S44OO. Call
Main 1926. Lincoln 6OS3
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

Wedlock IN olden times rarely
failed TO survive the brides beauty.
Now in many cases It scarcely sur
wives the first coating Of wedding
rouge.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

\ HUMID
r. Fourth ST.. near TO &. Beiger St
and shops, brand new Z room frame
bungalow. front porch and hail. music
room. three bedrooms. large front
room heated BY steam $4,000 down
Price SI400 90. viii be worth more I'm
two months Neighhorhood Of all new
homes. Inquire.
s. G. KOVACS.
Main 5I26 Lin. GOS3
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

FOR SALE-QuicE- . acres AN fenced in.
good black soil on s. Spring st. See
De Meester 10 ". eth ST. 17t1
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

Charlie Ostrom had his picture
taken in Scotch Highland costume
while OH his vacation IN the dense
ness OF the Minnesota woods. We
got a squint az IL. and viii vouch for
the fact that he has Ambassador
Harvey's calves skinned a thousand
ways
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

Frank Coats. the Beau Brummel
OF the undertaking business next to
Nels Jones. IS spending money law
ishly on mis- funeral home which,
with its recently installed electric
sign. is now the brightest spot in
town" And this, mind you. not
withstanding that since the medicine
show came to town several weeks
ago. there hasn't been sufficient
deaths 10 warrant the business In
serving corn beef and cabbage often
er than once a week
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
EMPLOYMENT
FINANCIAL.

Investments. Stocks. Bonds 80
LAND CONTRACTS--A safe inves. ment.
W. have H-E.ha~ of land ,.Utrt is
bearing g., interest ranging from
$1,000 TO $1,000. Owner Guarantees am
payments ON any contra e. Phone
MiShaWaka ISL Colp lart Realty Cor
poration, l26-S Lincoln Way ". 1Itf
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

II IS strange that everybody can't
agree IN politics. when everything's
81 plain. isn't II? Some people are
80 obstinate and opinionated
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

Fred Rankert, who has an endless
chain paving contract at Evansville,
Ind. is visiting old friends here at
present. Evansville must be big
city, as it would seem that by the
time Fred gets to one terminus he
starts over again at the other end.
His contract with the city is evident
ly 'in perpetuity."
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

We believe steadfastly - a mans
right 10 quit work; We believe stead
fastlier in a mans right 70 work in a
legitimate occupation without the
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

- = hh hEALl1 ~.
Mishawaka Trust Bldg. 12t
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

= - .-II--I. -. I.III-OIII Nv ~ W III
$500 CASH-A new five room bungalow,
in exclusive Colonial Gardens" Base
ment under the entire house; hot air
furnace; combination water heater T,
huilt-in cuDbOards and sink in kitch-
en-; living room and dining room Of
between living room and dining room
two spacious bed rooms with large
closets I'm each: complete bath room:
located on nth St. Just north Of car
line Tbs coZy home must 90 within
the next few days 500 down. balance
in reasonable monthly payments
Phone Nishawaka 11S1. Colpaert Realty
Corporation. 1Ttf
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

As the legs recede ears loom into
view once more. And ears do not
cause eye strain among the men.
either.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

Sometimes it appals Us 10 think
wha great golf or poker player.
horse-race plunger. champagne cork
pepper, Rolls-Royce speeder, cabar-
et-lounger or all-round loafer this
world lost when our daddy failed TO
accumulate about SO, 600, ,0G0 and
leave Il at our disposal. Kind fate
has managed to keep US in the
corned- beef and cabbage line and
out OF mischief
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

Ii IS said that Ambassador Harvey
Is enjoying a vacation in the Scottish
Highlands. That means those fear
FULLY and wonderfully fashioned legs
again.
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
MERCHANDISE
ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms Without Board 6S
FOR RENT-Strictly modern sleeping
room hot water heat at 81 Fisher
Place Call Mish 1897. 17t1
FOR RENT-Furnishe room I'm modern
home CAL az 10 \. Studebaker Sc
16t2
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17
BUSINESS SERVICE

PAINTERS - Carfer's and Dutch BOY
Lead. 100 ID. lots. SD 30: 800 10. lots.
$1,000 Orders taken evenings also.
Phone Misb3waka 1900 C.. r. Cook.
proprietor. 1902 w Fourth ST., Misha-
waka. 17tf
South Bend news-times., 1922-09-17

D. Give rooms and bath, mostly mod
ern; cor. lot. on w. Battell St, $1,000
A -. . L IL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
Campaign Against
Capitol "Leggers"
Stressed In Order

Washington, Dec. 23.-A campaign
against bootlegegrs in the United
States capitol building-the home OF
the prohibition amendment-ha been
ordeerd by senate leaders.
The capitol police. In view OF the
recent activities of bootleggers, have
been warned 10 use all their powers
to break up any attempt to purvey
booze within the capitol, or the sen.
ate or house office buildings. The
order was issued by Senator Cutris,
republican whip. because of printed
reports that senators had been so
licited by bootleggers in the senate
lobby.
Diplomats In Washington will not
be lacking In Christmas cheer.
Within the last two weeks the for
eign representatives. exercising their
privilege of immunity from the pro.
hibition law, have received about
$4,000 worth OF choice liquors. A
few days ago one large shipment was
received from Europe, the diplomats
having pooled their orders.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
SMITH TO FACE MORE
CHARGES, SAYS WORD
(By The United Press.)

Yuma, Ariz., Dec. 23.-Alva e.
Smith, known as the oklahoma boy
bank wrecker,' and charged with
wrecking the Parker Valley bank at
Parker, Arizona, will be tried on two
more charges.
Smith was convicted yesterday on
an indictment charging embezzle-
ment of $4,000. He collapsed after
the trial, sobbing they have whip
ped me badly this time
His wife, who is here with two
small children, is reported to be in
destitute circumstances. Smith is al
legged to have wrecked" number
of banks in Oklahoma and Texas,
and those states sent their bank ex-
aminers and other officials here to
aid in obtaining his conviction.
Smith has been held in lieu of
$135,0O0 bail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
Secret Order in
England Similar s,
to XII Klur Kldn


London, Dec. ga secret society
similar TO the Ku Klux Klan OF
America and the Fascist OF Italy Ia
springins np IN England. the Daily
News declared today. The orgnni.
nation IL called the Order OF Cru.
saders. II was founded two years
ago and recently launched an In
tense recruiting campaign. lts total
strength. however. ~ kept secret,
The garb OF the order consists OF
crimson robes. with large cross
blazoned on the front OF the gown
Interviewed the grand scneschel
declared he knew n little OF the ku
klux KIan and the Fascist but as.
serted. u am not prepared to answer
questions M TO our relationship until
I consult onr committee. think the
Fascist would be good thing for
England" Names OF the officers Of
the Crusaders are not secret.
Atlanta. Ca. Dec. e3.-"The Ku
Klux klan has no connection what
ever with the masked organization IN
England known as the Order OF Cru.
saders.'" y. l.. Savage. chief OF
staff at the headquarters Of the Ku
Klux Khan here. declared today. (.
"rhe English organization is en-.
tircly separate from the American
khan, and as far as know there
will be no attempts TO unite the
two"
Savage scoffed at the idea that
three patriotic orders. tho Ku Klux
Khan. the Order OF Crusaders and the
FascistI OF Italy, might unite and
form worldwide secret organization.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
GRAND JURY PROBES DOPE.


Los Angeles. Dec. 23.-The federal
grand jury has started thorough
probe Of dope evil" In Los Angeles,
1t was learned today.
United States Attorney Joe Burke
placed evidence before the Jurors last
night which shows the amazing ex-
tent to which the traffic has gone.
Burke declared that the action
was taken at this time because Of
the many startling revelations, in
Guiding the Wallace Reid case, which
have come to light in the past ten
days, but that 1t is primarily a part
of larger move being taken by
federal authorities all over the
country to make concerted fight
against the evil.
Especial attention is being devoted
to the possibility that big New
York; Chicago-San Francisco-Los An.
geles ring is operating here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
chicaao Produce Market.

BUTTER: Creamery extras, 52Ac;
standards, 4Shc; firsts 471s@5Oc; (;
seconds. 42@43c.
EGGS: Ordinaries, 35@37c; firsts
40@42c.
CHEESE: Twins 26k @27c; young
Americas, 27kc.
LIVE POULTRY: Fowls, 1870
1Sc; ducks, Ice; geese, 16c; spring
chickens, lie; turkeys, 15c; roosters,
13c.
POTATOES: Receipts 81 cars;
Wisconsin, S5@9Oc; Minnesota, rs
QS5c.