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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Among the attractions of the
Miscellaneous booth at the :Presby-
terrain basement Dec. ~ will be a
surprise for the, children. 2t 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

Thousands Of beautiful Christmas
and New Years cards are on dis
play at the Bemidji Book and Sta
tionery Store. Buy them by the
piece with envelopes to match or by
the dozen or in lots Of 25, so or
more and have your name engraved
to match the sentiment. IF 12 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-04

James Wright Of Lake Plantan-
ganet 5autoed to- Bemidji Saturday
and attended to business matters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21

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sss wiss: sss,ssss sss is'iI ssSi.slt' ssSislt'.s6 6tS. Il:
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ssIss Syse: No. 70 ysisx' sfss ,'sSS5 'aoS 5iso
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So snss: ..!Sg s.1 as.T :iTssS &c.
ESSSS: %. i ;SSS;i HsSs:ns: ;ssSSs; ; .;p;iSSSs
srm clear, vSto az; opoSs paSSssnts,o IA 'D@
:prilnsss snsS ciy mills ~ pa,:s!.s fs%iiy brands.
IS. .sn5sssr snS sis sStss; ss
tss Iss. ssS 'ss s.' Sys;s
a. s,a :sS. SsS sSs fSssS Ssss sss sS S:s
PACKED crss%srs, q s.,rSs ruS.' p!Hs; ,oSSins
sFss scN @see: a,s,. saSsSe aSos 'essanS, ssnS,
Si! , !. sSSS ~ e ssSsSsIs
Brands @ p phisSsr:' 'GSGr"t isIr to good. 1e61sc. -
EoosCFurther declined ~ yne. y ess,o 0vo-
soe s'ons: ssconSs ;f3 SsSase w.stsrn extra frsts
rsts ,ebblns sales 10. ox Sagdlod
ess 20 ressiess. sd icncy' SooS AZ naS Ssc.
CHEEsE-Firmly hold. INV INV YORK.
no,e.mik Eats Eats, fansy eeio. ..ooS %SSe ab eoc:
IonGhorns. 22h @23o: sirslo Daisies: held;
23c: %. fresh, 22h g2Sc; ,oppihs SAFES Oh
fancy held goods, 70 V2Oc, 49,. 80. -,
LIVE P0ULTRY-Fowls. fancy. fat Xel.
low.skinned. 800S1c: fair TO good. 2Ig zVc !
eprln6 .cnlckens,. lnncy. soIt-,ueaSu; youvW
or over, 50 @ $50; fair To- good. 2oQ sic:
shaggy young roosters. 23Q25c: old roosters
2O@ 2lc; turkeys. 3o04oc; ducks. white
Pekin. 8S040c: DO. mixed coIors. 4VSSc J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
FAIR GAINS MADE
BY CURB SHARES
Tobaccos In Urgent Demand.
Kirby Petroleum Feature in
oils-Industrials Irregular

New York. Feb. 2l.--Industrial is.
sues were irregular on the curb today.
The tobacco stocks came into. prom
inence and were in urgent demand.
Philip Morris was the feature in this
group, moving UP above IL, and recov-
ering its loss Of the last week or ten
days. British American Tobacco was
IN demand and made q further advance
TO 1871, a new high for the movement.
Tobacco Products Exports sold at 6as
Glen Alden Coal was steady. at 40,
and Southern Coal and Iron sold at ~
on fairly large trading. Cleveland Auto
displayed a better tone and Lincoln Mo.
tor ranged from 23s to 2h.. Sweets
Company was unchanged and United
Retail Candy showed a firm tone.
In the petroleum group Kirby petro-
leum continued the outstanding issue.
This stock ranged above 28 during the
Rrst half of the day on renewed buy
ing By inside interests.
Other petroleum stocks were withon;
much variation in prices. Standard ~
of Indiana ranged from S6M to s0B,
and showed firm tone. There was
good buying in Cities Service common
which registered a 2-point advance. IN
ternational Petroleum was about un,
changed, while Mexico Seaboard ranged
about steady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chisesso. FEY: .i;;acATJLE - Rsce,g,r.
HSss s;Srs 'ssa'y s. Hray 9ss "s D$;t
WG42S; Scet bulls largely S4.So @s; veal
calves steady: bulk. vealers. No1lo75:
''GGtsis mods anu Recsipis. ssi 1900 head SLOW
steady to loc higher. than yestsrlay's aver:
NGe;; mostly &c to ioe higher. ,,p Top. slo;SS @
stronger ; weight. UP to sio.4o.
ceps Ps.s Ss6o "a su Hsas ss Ssst steers. Gysf
:aS SaI%:st srs ts:'? calves @ 5S Sii
mdsS ssc e a5s hxhs TOE fs Sas
ls? to 20 poun%a averages, tio'6S% io;7EG: 81 I,
sas .sadg ,s Soq S kna Daciar
SHfEiEP--Rsceip 1000 head. Active.
wosIg a5c higher on s5ssp nSa,p. ana SHS Tg
butchers good handy weight ewes. $40.
! T1ttsburxh. Feb. 81: - HOGS - Rece'pts,
1000 head; Higher. lleayies. tiO. % gg ~ 50;
hi:$y +; ~ and light 'oFh'r' and pigs 'i''''~
. Steady, Top nheep. $3.50: top lambs, 80,
- cAl.yEss1oReceipts' 100 heed Steady.
Fast Buffalo. n. y. Fob, al-dCATTLE--
Recsipts,o 800 head; Stesdy Calves. re-
'siRtSi iHRtoSGis:-Rccsip,s. $500 head: STEADY to
rs iS GOA GAIT vorkers siia light do. do.
and pigs, fil.2S; roushs. $50 90; stays,
Lambs. SMshr5 i5s SG higher al ;ssisiS, ''' "s4'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
NB5!

frSposals sIs Invited 70 Re Mns made 10 81
ssssv:sS ~: cS$css. sSds sSd s.Ia :I 34ass;| 4sSs;|
Ssns : Is ssS TpiTSS;S:a s sr y: h :sS
'2pSs 2Ss g 's.S cent ss p!issps0 prissI 0t
70 BsnE.r' HsIa' J. TsS.s S.s Company. al. 7ru.,.,
4 ,ss s'S osss sssp Srss. e or %hs
u.s. SrS:s.S S;sss A. TsS SsSS y s.Is::n:ss 4:
sSs;s fSs:;.. on S's Or Ssso1. .s; xs, tyYrinss r. isss
ipsirs ESnd. :: f.aSirsd ~ isRSsni sSs t.sa:: ss !:
"a al. props:si: should b securely sealed y.
Z FSnd Ss,.S Sndss %s, TRUST 5nsssasIss II Sun
Sr nv Strs = q: Ssnd: @ Sss!.SSs + ~ tssr g q
Sl,cT = 70 ls os!Ssk noon oe e&Sss%G'G. &s,eG' Z. ~
S:S sn: :osss :y. nsssa q S ,: ana
ysaSie nSos sSE shas .he sSd r
AMOUNT a. Vs Sond: ses.S sse q IN sAs sdSSsss
case bonds shall BE- offered BY two; two Or sM q. =
holders et the same price. to an an,ount -
ths parchss. Thereof then SrssersnSsDs ssSD:s! ~
% Siysn fS e. rny NJ eSnd, offered M "s may =
Noslecs Of S sceepssns. o ofisrs fai,si''iSn I'
mailed on Or before March Z. iS22. 70
o. :sGa Sss' s ,s
Delivery OF bonds on accepted ofisrs
all unmatured coupons attached n,ust II
Bankers Trust Company, 10 Wall stSss
New York City. on or before p. N, w.
7. 1922. afser which date interest on accsrsS3
FEDERAL Income Tax Ownership Csrt,oe.,.
covering accrued Interest must accomnsS
all accepted bonds when presented Tor ~
BXNkERs TRUST COMPANY. AZ rru,,..
| BY H. r. WILSON, jr,.
Dated February 0. 1922. ''A''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
FINANCIAL

THE UNION 1RysF S%ts tssSSssrANy OF PITTS
P''SsSs,Tiss, SS,is. 70 P' Holden. ISas'GS; 8; d. ''4
STANDARD 1AsK GAASf!sisA!zs eAh Is CIR TRUST
Dated September I. 1919
Nes " oe eesssy HHca EvfH ~ o
ment between u. CLARENCE Miller Ct: all T-TSs tMe
Union TrH,. SSprnyk Ssk 6! Car
Sss'tmHsd he s,asdari TANK Car co%pany 81 Gar
Trus. Tus Gempany 3,
Of The Ss rssrrsa tS Tsia
app,y the proceeds OF said salo TO tho ,pS5SS
Inent and redemption ON March J.: l:,c,,p;S. agES;
ne, less than thirty days after the re receipt ssp
Of said purchase money. OF all OF me ssId Ssr;
TnSs, saa esrsaesss;
MATURING on March l. i92 & daf at the pr Sree Zach ~
March l. 1922 upon which date ssd h.sen. ss,ta,
date div dividcnds en- son on said certificates viii cease:
,hs ePSh Once 'e Of saiS Trustee ss7 Fourth
nue., Pittsburgh. Pennsylyania: on or ,,.rnr 1tner
@atSA on CT after Ss' isa
maturing on and sfer March \ 1929 Isau,rsd snd
under the Federal Income Tax Act. the
holder thereof will be entitled 70 receive tne
plus the amount OF the dividend warrants
thereon maturing March !. 1922.
will be paid on said date at the princpa!
amount thereof with the dividends accrued
thereon. upon presentation and surrender at
said Office OF the Trustee Of tho respective
certlflcates and dividend warrants
pr'DcI TRITSTEE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

Nnw York, Feb. G1.--DUTTER--Unsel tied.
Receipts. II .oo3 tubs. Creamery. higher
than extras, q y g 3sc; creamery. extras; p
10 Soc
asc: state. nearby and nearby Western hes,-
merry whites. Hrsts TO extras 30W g i3c; do;
Nearby gathered browns and mixed colors.
arsts to extras. 32@35c: refrigerator. sec-
o''1ii 'T1iiiEESE; 49, Firm. Receipts. 277l boxes.
state whoie-rnills. flats. fresh. average run.
1914 q 20c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
Aleetlngs and Elertlors
OFFICE OF

PNIlAAUELfMLA ThUsT COMPANY
At tho Annual meeting Of the stockhodS1s
OF this company. held February 1lth, ~.
the following directors were elected to ess@
for the ensuing year. viz.
John story Jenks Adolph O. .Rosenr,rts,
Edward T. Stotesbury Edward Roberts
I~vi l.. Rue Iedyard Heckschsr
w. W. Atterbury BENJAMIN Rush
Samuel N. yauclain Arthur H. Lea
J. Franklin NcFadden J. Howo.l Cummna
Thomas 8. Gates Henry q. Brengle
Charles Day 4
AZ meeting Of the board Of directors.
held on the 2Oth inst. tho following ofiecfs
wGlf HhSRT sisiEee q. BRENaLE. rres,den,
FRANK n 6dn M HARPT; ERkT;, We T.. rSSs.idsn. resident.
IIrEaw EawGoD D.,ccTSY sscrs,a scrS presdent
JOHN e. WALLACE: Treasurer N,
TEbsSaN TlidSsas PRossEEFR SNEF s.It R.., 81, 2,e',
HARRY STEWART Asst; Real E...0iis:s
4. RAYMOND BISHOP: Asst. Treasurer
HENRY l.. McCIOY,
Philadelphia. February :oth, io29.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
Annual Mertines
tlySTHE LEHIGn C9AL; AND NAvidl:

Tho Annual Nee tipE. ot the stockio,ds;:' a,
viii be held at the. office Of the compsr~s
4sI GhsstpYS.t ,,sSs;csss. ,,sS;ss. Philsdeiph!a, r.. Z:
pres dent and Board Of Managers to % S,,ys ~
for the ensuing year.
at tho ICompsnys office on and after ~
ruary 81. 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21

refrigerators, ex.German cargo vessels, ex-Gcrnan
passenger and cargo vessels, cx-German saers, con-
crete cargo and tankcrs steel and wood ocean-gong
and harbor tugs which have been duly appraised and
arc to be sold at private competitive sale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
Special Meetlngs
- FRANKLiN NATIONAL. 6ANE-
Y Special Notice to Stockhoideea

D Special Notice %. Stoekhoiders~
with Re.oIution q the Board of fSIpGpIrsssss pIis.sss
OF tho Franklin National Bank, a sS,n 'rU.,s
and VIII. be held on WEDNESDAY,. tS'y tSe' ssSr sSSrgsa a
Of March, 1922, at ie o'clock NJ. a NJ
Office Of the bank: No: itis Chestnu, s;r,st
or disapproyai. and to vote for or Sg,I,s Spnlss.
tho proposed. Increase Of the Capltai ~, ~.
III, 900. .O0Ol 10 One Million Five Hun.xsssm
Thousand Dollars Isl 800. .ooOl. said incsSSssSa
10 be made by . stock dividend from ~
J. r. McALLlsTER,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21

The UNITED STATES SHIPPING
BOARD, through the UNITED STATES
SHIPPING BOARD EMERGENCY FLEET
CORPORATION invites offers for the pur-
chase of any or all Of its steel cargo vessels
steel passenger and cargo vessels steel tankers, steel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21

4 $500 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
two decks, three island. Coal
burner.
? $3.50 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
two decks, three island. Coal
burner.
I 7loo D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSEL-Steel, one screw,
two decks, three island. Coal
burner.
10 1900 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
two decks, three island. Coal.
burner.
II 400 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw.
two decks, three island. OIL
burner.
s6 $500 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw.
two decks, three island. OIL
burner.
81 1926 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
two decks, three island. OIL
burner.
4 $3.50 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
two decks, three island Oil.
burner.
2 $500 D.W.r. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw
two decks, three island. Coal
3 $3.50 D.W.r. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw.
two decks, three island. OIL
227 $500 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw
two decks, three island. OIL
burner.
4 1910 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw
two decks. three island. Coal
81 5000 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel. one screw,
two decks, three island. OIL
burner.
rs e4oo D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw.
two decks, three island. OIL
% $500 , ID: D:w.r. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
two decks, three island. OIL
burner.
so $500 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel,o one screw
two decks, three island. OIL
8 10000 D.W.T. STEEL CAR.
GO VESSELS-Steel, one
screw, three decks, three is.
land. Oil-burner.
l lO325 D.W.T. STEEL CAR.
GO VESSEL-Steel, one
screw, three decks, flush. OIL
2 ios7s D.W.T. STEEL CAR.
GO VESSELS-Steel, on.
screw, two decks, three island
Oil-burner.
2 lo5O0 D.W.T. STEEL CAR,
GO VESSELS-Steel, ont
screw. three decks, flush. Oil
| 6 1000 D.W.T. STEEL CAR.
| GO VESSELS-Steel. on.
screw, two decks, three island
Oil-burner.
2 1880 D.W.T. STEEL CAR
GO VESSELS-Steel. on,
screw, three decks, flush. Oil
"a 1880 D.W.T. STEEL CAR
GO VESSELS-Steel, on
screw, two decks, flush. Oil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21

poration, Washington, u. G., WHO will furnish nor-
nation as to the present location of the vessels and
answer any inquiry Of persons interested in the pur
chase of any Of these vessels. Lists Of vessels for
sale revised from time to time will be posted and on
file at the Offices OF the United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation, Washington, D. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21

All offers received before March II, 1922, will be
date Negotiations may be continued thereafter; and
ali offers received prior to final award on any vessel
will be considered.
plans and specifications Of all vessels may be
inspected at the Office OF Department Ship Sales,
United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Cor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
BAR SILVER

Oonestic bar silver was unchanged in New
York al O0H c per fine ounce: foreign. G5H G.
an advance Of &c. In London. the price
was 4 d higher at 33es d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
The Vessels Offered Are of the Following Designs

I 1878 D.W.T. STEEL CAR
GO VESSEL-Steel. twin
screw, two decks, three island.
Oil-burner.
IS 1880 D.W.T. STEEL CAR
GO VESSELS-Steel, one
screw, two decks, three island.
Oil.burner.
800 D.W.T. STEEL COL
LIER-Steel, one screw. two
decks, flush. Oil-burner.
% 10000 D.W.T. STEEL PAS.
SENGER AND CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, twin screw,
four decks, three island. OIL
burner.
4 $500 D.W.T. STEEL RE-
FRIGERATORS-Steel, one
screw, two decks, three island.
Coal-burner.
8 1900 D.W.T. STEEL RE.
FRIGERATORS-Steel, one
screw, two decks, three island.
Coal-bxner.
4 e4o0 D.W.T. STEEL RE.
FRIGERATORS-Steel, one
screw, two decks, poop and
forecastle. Oil-burner.
I lol0o D.W.T. STEEL RE-
FRIGERATOR-Steel, one
screw, three decks, flush.
Coal-burner.
! 1900 D.W.T. STEEL TANK.
ER-Steel, one screw. OIL
burner.
l 1900 D.W.T. STEEL TANK.
ER-Steel, one screw. OIL
burner.
4 5000 D.W.T. STEEL TANK
ERS-Steel, one screw. OIL
burner.
6 1000 D.W.T. STEEL TANK
ERS-Steel, one screw. OIL
burner.
s $500 D.W.T. STEEL TANK
ERS-Steel, one screw. Oil.
burner.
S 5000 D.W.T. STEEL TANK
ERS-Steel, one screw. OIL
burner.
6 eloo D.W.T. STEEL TANK.
ERS-Steel, one screw. OIL
burner.
l3 10000 D.W.T. STEEL TANK
ERS-Steel, one screw. Oil.
burner.
20 loloo D.W.T. STEEL TANK
ERS-Steel, one screw. OIL
burner,
10 10000 D.W.T. STEEL TANK.
ERS-Steel. one screw. Oil
burner.
I lo47s D.W.r. STEEL TANK.
ER-Steel, one screw. Oil.
burner.
2 1925 D.W.T. STEEL TANK.
ERS-Steel, one screw (mo.
lasses carrier). Oil-burner.
8 $500 D.W.T. CONCRETE
TANKERS.
2 $500 D.W.T. CONCRETE
CARGO VESSELS.
80 $50 FIT. STEEL OCEAN,
GOING TUGS-Single screw
2 $50 Fl. WOOD OCEAN
GOING TUGS-Singlc screw
coal-burncr.
IS 100 FIT. WOOD AND STEEL
HARBOR TUGS S;ngl,
screw, coal-burner.
FL EX-ENEMY STEEL CAR
GO VESSELS - Ranging
from 262S D.W.T. to 1881;
D.W.T.
20 EX-FNEMY STEEL PAS
SENGER AND Cargo
VESSELS Ranging from
476O D.WT to 1O76S II w =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21

2s7s D,W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal
burner.
| 31oo D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal
burner.
5000 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
two decks. Coal.burner, en-
eines aft.
$500 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal
burner.
$3.50 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal
burner.
$500 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal
burner.
} $500 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel. one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal.
} $3.50 D.W.r. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal.
J $500 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, three island. Coal.
burner.
; 400 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one deck,
one screw. three island. Coal
J 1850 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, three island. OIL
D AIS D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, long poop. Coal
burner, engine aft.
( Ass D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
one deck, long poop. Coal
burner, engine aft.
y 1900 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw,
two decks, three island. OIL
burner.
4 400 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw.
one deck, three island. Coal.
0 $500 D.W.r. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS--Steel, one screw
one deck, three island. Coal
a 5000 D:w.r. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw
one deck, three island. Coal.
e SOS D.w.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw
one deck, three island. OIL
2 $3.50 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw
one deck. three island. Oil
burner.
6 $3.50 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
= VESSELS-Steel. one screw
two decks, three island. Oil
burner.
S $500 D.W.T. STEEL Cargo
VESSELS-Steel, one screw
two decks, three island. Coal
burner.
Q 5000 D.W.T. STEEL Cargo
VESSELS-Steel, one screw
two decks, three island. Oil
burner.
s 600 D.W.T. STEEL CARGO
VESSELS-Steel, one screw
two decks, three island. Coal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
United States Shipping Board
Through United State. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet corpor'on
INVITES OFFERS ON

ts Steel Cargo Vessels, Steel Passenger and Cargo
Vessels, Steel 7ankers, Steel Refngerators Ex.
German Cargo Vessels, Ex- German Passenger and
Cargo Vessels, Ex-German Sailers Concrete
Cargo and 7ankers, Steel and Wood Ocean, Going
and Harbor Tugs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Official rcdiscount rates Mt the twelve Fed
eral Reserve Banks are as follows:
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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-05-11
WOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROOT

Thousands of women have kidney and
bladder trouble and never suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble, or the
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If the kidneys are not in q healthy
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Pain in the back, headache, loss Of am
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Get medium or large size bottle i'm.
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cheers of the American Legion. Ward
o. Gilbert of KOkOmo, Ind, one of the
Hoosiers' pitchers, went back to col
lege after IL months as a balloonist
In France. Emmons Clay Of the catch
Ing staff served 10 months as a COB.
When the Legion men in Seattle dis
covered this they turned out and
wished the pair good luck.
From Seattle the Indiana party went
straight 20 where the sun rises. There
Japan college teams will be taken on,
but they will be the guests of Waseda
university Of Tokyo. SO great has
been the interest shown in the visit
that the Japan university has guaran-
teed the American players $4,000 for
expenses. Baseball has been intro
duced in Japan before. Two other
American college teams have Travelled
the Pacific and shown their wares.
Tokyo has an American Legion post
and its members are planning to show
the eX-service men much of the Orient
and its attractions during the Indiana
teams stay.
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American newspaper
considers himself

GAINESVILLE post of the American Legion,
was honored with citizenship in the
city of Bourges, France, while a regi-
mental sergeant major with the Cen
trail Records office, G. II. O., sta
TONED In the French town.
The honor, usually conferred only
upon high governmental representa-
tives, was given to Sinclair for pro-
noting closer relations between the
Yanks and citizens of Bourges through
the medium of "The Gro" largest post
newspaper in the A. r. f., of which
Sinclair was managing editor and CO.
organizer. The common council Of
BOurges awarded the honor. Lawrence
J. Weidman, Boston, and William +.
Wragg, Brooklyn, were also made citi-
zens for cooperating in Sinclair's dip
lOmatic work. Sinclair and Weidman
also won renown as the authors of
"The Battle of BOurges," which a
Paris English language newspaper said
should be In every American home.
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stores in eight states wnere articles
made by disabled fighters are sold.
She is national chairman of the auxil-
iary's American committee and has
specialized in the formation of citi-
zenship clubs and organizations Of
children of eX-service men.
Before engaging in auxiliary work,
Mrs. Johnston appeared as concert
artist in many western cities. This
she rellnquished for activity in be-
half of eX-service men.
Her husband, DR.. NJ. c. Johnston, is
big game hunter and has brought
down mountain sheep, elk. deer and
bear in the Rocky mountains and
moose in the Canadian woods. Mrs.
Johnston has accompanied him on
many hunts.
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For Women Of Fame.

There will be hall in the new home
of the WOmen's National Foundation
In Washington, where on columns, one
for each state, will be inscribed :he
names Of those women Of the states
whose memory is most worthy of per-
petuatlon. The hall, which is the sug-
gestion OF Mrs. George Barnett, wife
Of Maj. Gen. Barnett, United States
marine corps, will be called THE Hall
of Remembrance" The choice of
names will be left to the people of
each state, and will be passed on by
a local board. Living women are ex-
cluded.
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in an effort to obtain compensation
and disqualification for ex-service men.
Although he was born in Holland,
Mr.. Hollenga had little difficulty in
mastering the American" language.
AS speaker for the Legion in all
parts of the country, his oratorical
ability has become so well known that
he is called "Billy Sunday of the Amer
lean Legion"
A citizen of the United States for
number of years, Mr.. Hollenga vOlun-
teered as private shortly after war
was declared. He was soon made
drill sergeant, but found no JOY in this
squads right" career because of his
desire to get to France. He obtained
a transfer to Base Hospital 65 and
served with this unit overseas.
When the war ended Mr.. Hollenga
spent more than a year organizing
chambers of commerce in the South,
and then served as a field represent
atlve for the Legion. He was later
appointed director of organization at
Legion national headquarters and
served in that position until National
Commander Hanford MacNider sent
him to Washington as a personal rep
resentative to aid disabled ex-service
men in obtaining justice from the gov
ernment.