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Evening star., 1922-06-08
TRASH PLANT LEASED
FOR NEXT FISCAL YEAR
Protests Of Citizens and Commis-
sioners' Efforts Fail to Provide
New Place.

SASASAo ASAAS@ sc = s~~A w = . - ~>~
New Place.
The trash plant Of the Washington
Reduction Company. at Montello ave-
nue. and Mount Olivet road. today was
leased by the Commissioners for the
next fiscal year.
1t is understood the terms of the
agreement provide that the company
shall make certain needed improve
ments In the plant and also gives the
city heads the privilege of renewing
the lease the following year.
Although citizens associations In
the Northeast have been endeavoring
for several years to have the trash
disposal plant moved to a more re-
mote spot on the outskirts OF the city
the Commissioners have been unsuc-
cessful in their efforts to obtain from
Congress an appropriation for the
erection Of municipality owned plant.
With the new fiscal year only q
few weeks off, there remained moth
ing for them to do but arrange for
the continued use Of the present
structure in the Northeast.
The appropriation under which the
city will operate for the next twelve
months carries nothing for the erec-
tion Of a trash plant. Even II an
appropriation Is obtained by July,
1928 1t would probably be more than
a year from that date before a plant
could be put in operation.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
ASSIGNED TO DUTY HERE.

sCol. Albert f. Saxton, cavalry, at
Fort Sam Houston, Tex: Lieut.. Col.
John o. Steger. Coast Artillery Corps.
at San Francisco. and Maj Thomas
H. Lowe. infantry, at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, have been transferred
to the adjutant generals department.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
DROPPED FROM ARMY.

First Lieut.. Ralph g. Mitchell. Coast
Artillery Corps, having been absent
from duty for more than three months
without leave, has been dropped from
the rolls of the Army, by direction of
the President, under the provisions of
the 118th article Of war.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
SUES FOB LIMITED DIVORCE.

Mildred II, Jones has filed suit FOL
limited divorce from Owen " Jonci
on charge of cruelty. They waf;
married August 25, 1915. and hav,
two children. Attorneys Rudolph II
Yeatman and = II. Sctawartz appeal
for the wife
Evening star., 1922-06-08
LEAVES WALTER REED.

Lieut.. Col Oliver s. Eskridge, infan-
try, has been relieved from further
treatment at Walter Reed General Hos
pital. this city. and will return to his
regular post, Camp Meade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22

COTTON MART SCARS
TO HIGHER LEVEL S

New ORLEANS Aup I-Fu-ihor 70
poFis OF crop deterioration ana growing
"Sp.ciations Of low md %: IA: :nonti.
go TO SIN! hsher levels today. October
Ite!hS 70 - ~ cents pound. The rise
Was mad" "a Vie face o: "a great G.u
OF realizing from The .ona. side and also
nun~id"EAb!" hedge selling. The !u.t.r
va most pronounced IN III. Late ,rUdiul
" h.n it:gU spot houses Wer. credited
wlth o".n;; heavy sellers % October Al
n" highest o: 'hr session prices Were,
!" - - POINTS over the close OF SUtur-
day ne close Tas "a ne; gain. on .G.
DAY q: ;, 10 - points with October al
Marh"d strength Mas d.srlayci on the
ohra!hg. and th.s was ;.a!tly due 10 strong
,1bl's nnd partly 20 the uu:rvo,nblr
private crop reports which came from
n;hct:cai;y al HORIZONS Of ;he belI Texas
"nc IN" droGth over that state showed uIt
'HyF: severe thIh ever. It's crrc, on
"'9"> MAJ Increased by the corrcas. Of
'al: "rh ther :UT the who,. State
FErst advances carried tho market 10
rs highest levels. Realizing ~ lonE-
We're . points. under. TO 10 points over
mr cos" OF Saturday. bu; after the mid
de o: the morning The tendency was 10
ftcnEeC. and around noon Os'0orr sfurt.t
n .,!,, IT, w!tain u ro!nts Of The highest,
der E.dBr s'.ipg ana realizing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
CHARTERS GRANTED

increasing the capital stock from
10000 TO $4,000. au amendment
was granted yesterday By the state
Corporation Commission to the char
ter OF the Richmond Pressed Metal
Works, lncorcopar;cd The officers
are T. NJ. House. president. and l.. J.
House. secretary.
The Liberty Light and Water Com
rany. Incorporated. Roanoke. Va.
with maximum capital stock or
100000 and II minimum OF $4,000.
was granted a charter yesterday to
distribute water and electricity with
In the County or Roanoke. Tnc Of
!iccrs and inCorporntors are NJ {.
tiuGhson. president: +. NJ. Ilughson.
secretary: NJ. r. liuEhsOu. NJ. = COL
Inns and T.. G Harmon, all of Roa-
nokc.
The ConsnlVo Manufacturing Com
pany. Incorporated. Norfolk. Va. with
Il maximum capital stock Of $500
and minimum Of $4,000. was granted
a charter yesterday to engage in the
business Of manufacturing products
Of various Kinds by chemical pro-
ccsscS Tn" officers and incorpora-
tors are w w. Consolvo, president;
Victor Branch. secretary. and l.. Il
Consolvo. all of South Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
NEW YORK COTTON
MART CLOSES FIRM

NEW YORK Aug .i-OpenIuE advance,
ln the cotton market met u good trsl
"' fci!&lhE, nut IL was absorbed on com
raratively moderate reactions aud prices
movement, in the late trading because OF
,ontnnsi eGlli.h crop and trade sdv!c.s.
Atter selling OF from :? 20 20 CTS De
'eNcAr advanced "a :..:s or s. poin:s
net higher. ana closed IA, 2c.N with tn,
General market closing iIr,l AZ me- al-
Narc"s % Is Ia - points
rh" market opened firm a. an advance
@. u 20 @ points and sold - TO IS points
net higher right after IN" CAV owing
10 ne continued s'Fength Of Liverpool.
no Indication of any chang. In weather
conditions over the South, Al the ad-
yanoe OF about :Is 10 $50 points from the
.uN prices OF week ago. however. there
was good deal OF realizing while there
"as a.s' Spinc sailing here for southern
s"nt hedginG This soon checked the al
me middle o. the day when tn. d!spos.-
non 10 TAX" prohts on recent purchases
was incfens-i by private reports Of show
sGs 81 ~ 5 Few p@ints IN Texas. octoh~r
from ??.o 70 2?.aj bu, offerings Became
smaller on the decline and the m.Tkc,
h'n-d NJ again Turing the afternoon on
t"EcTlnr By early sellers. trada buying
ana q renewal Of commission house de-
Ned 10y 'hs official weather reports
which showed showers a, only faw.
Joints In the Southwest with a return
g, ,hCeSHi"s tenperatu:es while the fear
n' hnil!sh end AuSust crop figures was
0"'"r!"rat!o.n and insect dainag" In nearly
81! sections OF the belt. October advanced
u tew points OF the best.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22

anve OF The steamer Lake stvymon
sire %" tn" Nur,h Cnrcliua coast.
distress messages were received
her" this morning from tho snip.
SAYING thot tu" fine yeas jim 40
hold. and thu tho savannah LIN.
passenger Steamer city .: Sion,
somery was standing by
As soon rs ehe radio mess,p.,
from tho ship We're received at ,n.
naval bias" The coast guard author.
ties were notified Tho Mascoutih
station ship here in tho absence OF
IN" larger cutters. was ordered to
make ready 90 sail immediately. Tn.
commanding officer of tn. nect or
coast guard cutters. which are az
target practice OF cape May. wa,
notified In the expectation that
eIthcr the Modoc or Tampa. big fay,
cutters. would bc dispatched from
the driil grounds To- tho assistanc,
u the steamer.
AZ last rcpo-ts sson the Lake
Stryrnon ,he tire vas under control.
tn" ship is bound 10 Charleston.
probably from BOSTON and az ~
O'clock this morning her position
was given As approximately thtrtv
miles northeast OF Frying Pan
shoals liGhtvcsscl
shoals light vessel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22

3ol7 south line Leigh street so fee
east. AlIamont street east 30 fee
ny 40 feet. Lien, $4,000. Angus,
:, 1922 Tax, S3.Go, SO
SG9-iohn W. Parker. Jr. 20 John
a. Faincs, No. sI4 north line ClaS
street - feet inch east Graham
street east - feet "a inches hy
loo feet August /. 1922. Tax
$40. SO.
leroy j.. Brown. Jr., trustee
TO y. r.. Vera, southwest cornei
Chamberlain Avenue and Gordo:
Road ?o.ii feet by 49, feet. Aug.
uSt i. 1922. $1,000.
S4l-r. NJ. Hoxlcy. trustee. 10
ratricl; !. Wa!drop. onc-half inter
est in No. 2iei northeast corner
Main street and Davis Avenue a
foe, 10y l3j f.er, August ID, 1922
s3CY
sie-F. NJ. Eoxley, trustee. to
William l.. smith, onc-fourth inter
est northeast corner Main street and
Davis Avenue II feet by 1875 feet.
August 10. 1922. sl.42i.
>43-F NJ Boxley. trustee. 10
Mary Lee Bates. No. 242G northcas,
corner Main Street and Davis Ave
nuc - feet b. l3i feet. Angus,
&c. 1922. Si0i
S45-F NJ. BoXley. trustee, to
Mary Lee Bates. No. 2i2G northeas:
corner Main street and Davis Ave
nue. - feet by 1875 feet. August
10 I922 Sao3.
si5-r VI. Bxolcy trustee TO
Mary Leo Bates. onc-fourth interes:
northeast corner Main Street and
Davis Avenue ~ feet by 1875 feet
August l6 1922. s?o3
Std NJ. Boxlcy. trustee, 10
Mary Lee Bates. one-tourth inter
est No, 2i26 northeast corner Mair
street aud Davis Avenue . feet by
l35 feet; August iG, 1922. $500.
S5;-John Il. Welsh. trustee. /,
W. T Coleman. west line rhirtietl
street 90 feet, August is, 1922
$500.
seal Roberts Foulke. j. Jordan
I.cake. trustee. No. 26oo northwest
corner Monument Avenue and Rob
.nson Street 80 feet by $50 feet
July 20. 1922. $lS,i5o.
S.5-Jullan {. Anderson. trustee
10 Annie G. CoEhil. west lin,
Greenwood Avenue 30 feet south
Wickham Street south 81 feet by
100 feet. August IL. 1922 s2,360.
S7l--Lohn :. Christian. trustee. to
l.. q. Rikc. No. 3029 southeast cor
n.r Hanover Avenue and Yves,
street u feet inches by lO9 fee,
> inches Angus; q. 1922. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
RAIL BONDS TOUCH
NEW HIGH RECORDS
tIsy Associated prcssl

NEW YORK. Aug. ?L-RniI,vay bonds
especially the so-ca!ied spccu!atIv, is
sues, gave remarkable demonstration
~! strength in today's dealings ON tbn
n,ock exchange. virtually all the active
he "a soaring to new high records Tor
ranysJ IN! extent OF the gains when
sc, "ru from 20 points was the larc-
sos sihec thu bull movement this sprini
;,,,,.n"Iu AIR Line consolidated d
.s''.rcu more than I points at the start
s ~ crhnninS giving impetus to tn" Who'll.
S..,',ar i've Hist. Profit taking later re-.
ll some reccssions bu, tho grn
S a"' Us, list held "a? we'll St Louis amd
LIN r'hhcisco iico'nc 6s closed The dav
~ g, "S' gain OF points. whit. gains
""t,, 20 s"ints We're made ~ Denver
~. ITO ITO 'rnnde ts -. Pam - of ll..
-, n.cii Us ana Is Of 1855 st Louis and
w. w rrNhS.sc" Sc. Toledo 81, Lon, wuI
49, 'ern o. Missouri Pacinc Is ana g.
Fri" consolidated Is '"''"' - '"'
'"''' sales. tar valnc were s!.s.I. COO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
Conf G"r, Up mt Norfo,..

NORFOLK. VA Aug. 2l.-Norro'i,
has had further evidence OF TN.
widespread effects Of tn. coal strike
This wcei i'm the shape OF another
advauc" in conl prices
i'nn-"f-min" soft coal. which was
selling for 3 in car lots and for 81
IN smaller quantities, has been ad-
vanccd TO SO ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
bargain and sale.


SiI--I.avin!a Ann Mcl.cIland Ben
jamu 'husbaud), To Henry A. Rriz-
zolara. south line Gary street ll6
feet west Temple street west SO
feet by 1870 feet. Lien. s2.250. Aug
ust -, 1922. Tan i3.sO $40
STE. r. Clark. Ruth II. Iwif.p.
:" T.. l.. Iinsker, rairfax Avenue ~
fc"t by 80 feet. Lot s. block e.
July 90 1922. Tax, 20 cents. $40.
S5i--Iohn j. Blake. special com :
missioner Lille !. Tresnon. To John
:. Powell. .Augusr -. 1872. S3.o23.
>55-Nirs!nia Housing Corporation
{" virginia Turner, No. 3o.l south
line beverly street - feet by lis
foot. Angus; u, 1922. Tax, $3.50,
$40.
~ Edgar Allan. Jr., Estenc II.
Allan to Anne Conway Powers. No.
2"i7 south line Monument Avenue
80 fec; east, Sheppard stree; east
81 feet by 100 feet Lien. $4,000.
August 10, la22 Tax. >27.a0. $40.
SEA-. I. Smith TO Housing In
vcstmcnt Corporation. south line 30
feet alley HASA feet north stuart
Avenue 80 feet east, Cleveland
street east ll.lG feet by 4a.7a feet.
February IL. 1899 Tax. 20 cents.
SO
Sdl-A. Z. Smith to r. l.. Rock, No.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
rnwrnNstEn ~.

NEW YORK. AUG .i.-r'u''.sl. ..r ni
market after OPENING higher uu tI,rrs
crop nrws. trru "a Easy wiih lard rs. k,
induced hNu.dI'i0u OF o.i-crpp months
THrs' "iusrd g. 70 j. points a-. .uv"r
HsHins' unchanged Il, 20 un,u'- .pfy.r u
ia" later months Sales. $3.50 barr..s
hfun- crude. nominal prIu. suuru.
yellow spot. go bid. S"ptemb< CLOSE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
CHICNGn GK,I> M,nI,,.r

'hI' AGO. Aug = -COver.nr by shorts
'"tn IN tn" session To-Day ovcrcame AN
fsS 1 ~ Dc 'i,"r p h"ol pri.cs her, caused
poo! ana brought ahn'i u -,jir ,.L
80, '",! Va nc: -1b"y" ;. .urday's closs \ ~
49,, - '!s ~" season We're touched
49, ~ ~ hEn-'s war.. mot irnln,,iu.t
- '"-i"- was S'-"rG wljn value. ,4ug-
:HE- rom ~ 20 :. htgher. with S,;rGit.be-
NN- 70 :" =. ohts camel = 10 -
{" M provisions we've unCnang@I 10 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
Emergency Showed
Manufacturer How
to Increase Profits

There's a garment manufac-
turer in Richmond who has
been selling to stores in New
York and the surrounding ter
ritory.
i He has good business
but a small margin Of profit.
! One day he received tele-
gram from one Of his largest
buyers. a large shipment of
merchandise was want e d
quickly. In the emergency
the manufacturer shipped the
goods on the Richmond New
York Steamship Line. know
ing that he could get quicker
delivery.
To his great surprise he
found that he had made more
money on that shipment than
on any other he had ever
made.
His freight was lower!
This astute gentleman was
not slow to take advantage of
this lower rate and now makes
all his shipments via the Rich
mond New York Steamship
Line.
If you have used the Rich
mond New York Steamship
Line, what do you think OF it?
Have you any kicks-or any
word Of communication? We're
always happy to know what
shippers think Of our line.
Write us.
Watch for these stories
Of the Richmond New
York s t @ Il m S h Up Line
every Tuesday and Fri
day.
:. \. OVEN.
General Manager.
n sys-s-.s. {,
Ess ;;is i'si' 80
s.ke "szszS -
NEW YORK Steamer;
tomorrow r,oonS
~ Gei4ht3
w a
Hxn .zv~ "
sstf.aa.. 81
tta.ssE.a s.,ssx y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22

Port movement.
New Orleans -NiddI!ng. c.62: receipts.
$50: exports. 500: sales. .ts stock. 1855
Observation-Disclosures. ?2s5: receipts g. =
~ exports. l.425: sales. 1901: stock. rs.
stock. 9ie
SSavannsh-Middiing, cc62: receipts. 90:
Gharles.on-Recc!pis, Ioa stock. 5i.sT5
W ihnington-, Receipts. II: stock I:tIj.
sn.es ~: stock 80 9s5
Baltimore-S,ock lbl6
rhiladei phia-Stock T. Col
New York-MiddlinR. 2a.2o; receipts. 20:
exports. 7.bIS; stock. 1a.72o
Minor torts--Stock $3.50
Total t"daayy.issceIpts. COO: exports. o.
Total for week-Recc!pts. lioss exports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22

Tui"t: sales none; receipts. S,5 shit
.n"n's. 3;2: stock. loo.Ii5 Rosiu 'irln:
st'eH. So. receipts. III: alignment. 50,
stock. ss:cte. Quote: - 5.a5: y 5.25. r.
80: y. 6,%j: g. BIS: II. h.2i. I. 5.a5 *
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
STEAMER AFIRE AT SEA:
CUTTER GOES TO RESCUE
The Lnkc Strymon sends Distress
signals on Carolina
ConSt.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 2l.--Thc
coast guard tug Mascoutin is has
tening from Norfolk TO the assist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS MNnkErs.
DIZZY EnNINS

\EW YORK. .iVg. "'-Cuttnn goods
w"r" iir'u today wijh rising tendency.
N"rnS we're marked uI, cons .,l-.IbIy iul-
ipwiLr IN" cotton r.s' Wool goods wcr,
urln. their inquiry nelu- stimulated ny
Cnn!"r weather. Raw silt was stsaIter.
Bnr hps werc Gu.nt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
SUGAR


NEW YORK. NIy. 9l.-Raw sugar 1ln.
so'."l At 5l5 inr cuba. t.nurl gUirt
az 5a't7.1O fu~ III. .rsuU'uf..
Si'pi r"if". steady; RIO -. F. santos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
REALTY RECORDS

The following realty transactions
we're recorded yesterday I'm Chan
NriN Count
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
EMPIRE First Mortgage
Gold Notes
Yielding 20, 71soe, So
DpuOmiuu Ions SIOn-Sr0O--Sf ui,n

Secured 10y Atlanta real estate W proven
value We make ae loan for more than
900 az expert Naiuation. Interest cnu-
p"ns payable semi .annuaily.
oar record OF twenty years without loss
20 II singh" investor stamps EMPIRE
GOLD NOTES nish-grade invest.
mcni Tor your savings or reserve funds.
References; Any Atlanta bank.
Address inquiries I" Dept. ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

HI.H'N0na JH.DH StOCk Yards.
r.r.-I -. Aug. a 1872
'ns.s;inS mostly % !aht he!fcrs AHA .,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
u aout nern hogs sold subject 10 Inspec.
ZION. ana when soft ami oily
., III

y. F-F"E INNING Ju.y u tho innrE.1
days for catti" VIII he Friday. Saturda.
ana Monday. No cattle sold o.. ,yeIri.i
on other than these lays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
LIBERTY LOAN noNn MARKET.

ny FFcf'E T., Noting 4 co
lnvestmen, BANKERS.
81 East Main street, Richmond Y,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

nibble your ears some other day Tn
Gle Wiggily."
4 hope not" whispered Crcle
Wiggily 70 himself And I guess Id
better hop home myself" ne added
As he was running past the Gu *
pond suddenly d. heard The boom
.ng laundering sound AGAIN ana a
voice said
There Bully ard Bawiy. see it
YOU can croak as loudly as that
Boom, Boom sounded two l-s-
ser noises and then a voice said. $50
use. Grandpa Bull You were rfrht.
We aren't big enough yet 20 beat SOU
croakiur"
"Ha Ia. laughed The bu-r 10
he saw the three frogs It
thunder after an that scared tle FOX
II was only Grandpa Bull and THE
frog boys. Now I can stay and have
some fun with them. and ne did
SO the Fox had no ear uibbles tre-
day But IL the ice pick doesn't 1882
TO crawl in The bottom part o. She
refrigerator and take the milk 0at %
the moving pictures. III tell you ncE-
about Uncle Wiggily and the Ismon-
ade stand
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
Revelations "a Vie sgoA aR5!5

any time longer than a day or two
But from time to time, in odd bits
Of revelation, there comes TO me the
knowledge that he is like a sentinel
at the crOssways of my life, that
there IS no detail of my existence OF
which he is not cognizant, and that
he stands ready with royal aid and
protection whenever 1 shall need it.
Madge Is ComfOrted.
OF course, / knew that this pres
ent association of Lillian and Tom
Chester, through Grantland's recon-
mendation. had nothing to do with
me or my needs. But as we'll as il
l had heard the words from Hugh
Grantland's own lips. did 1 know that
the army officer had kept in touch
with the younger man in order to
have a strong resourceful arm al
my service In his absence.
/ defy any women in the world 10
remain unmoved by such a tribute,
no matter how much she may be in
love with her husband. And when
the knowledge of it comes to her at
a time when the man who has sworn
4ANA NV anu 4iOiii"oO mas sumo dNa9
for a little season-patiently chatting
at domesticity-int the vicinity Of a
girl whom she detests-perhaps l
may not be so rigidiy censored when
l confess that for q little while the
knowledge of Hugh Grantland' 5
thoughtfulness and care comforted
the soreness which Dickey's thought
lessness had left in my heart.
Copyright, 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
Tom 0rr0W'a
HOROSCOPE

According TO the science of plane
tary influence. this day should be
notable for the breaking away Of
long-thwarting obstacles and the
melting of crystalized conditions TO
make way for steady Improvement
under more progressive auspices.
The tendency will be toward ldus-
try. frugality and thrift. with the
promise of reward for perseverance
and patience. There is a warning
to be particularly circumspect in al
social and family affairs.
Those whose birthday il is may
look for rewards for perseverance.
industry and patience. with fine OPP
portunities perhaps, following OBJ
stacles and delays. They are caution
ed TO be considerate in all social an
family relations. A child born on
This day VIII be successful in bust
mess.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
UNCLE
WICCILY
BY HOWARD r. GARIs
UNCLE WIGGILY AND GRAND
BULL
BY HOWARD r. GARIs

Uncle Wiggily was hopping one
day near the duck pond ocean where
Lulu. Alice and Jimmie Wibble-
wobble. the ducks. practiced their
swimming lessons. when. all OF a
sudden. near a place where the tall
cattail rushes grew. the bunny gen
tleman heard a loud splash in the
water.
"Oh, my" cried Mr.. Longears. as
he jumped aside 10 hide under a log
That must be the Woozie Wolf or
the Fuzzy Fox throwing stones at
me! But that stone didn't hit me
for it fell into the water However,
l must be CAREFUL"
Uncle wiggily kept himself hid
den under the friendly log and wait
! ed. thinking TO hear more splashes
| in the water, which would tell o.
other stones being thrown at him.
] But he heard no splashes, and he
saw neither the Woozie Wolf nor the
Fuzzy Fox.
said Uncle Wiggily out loud
And Bully and Bawly No Tail
will find out that they have been
mistaken. alsol" cried a loud voice
not far away.
MY goodness Who's that?"
asked Uncle Wiggily, greatly sur
prised.
"Ha! Ha! Ha! Don't be afraid. ''
went on the loud voice, quite a jolly
| one. by the way
But who are you?" asked the
rabbit gentleman.
I'm Grandpa Bull. the frog" was
the answer. Il heard you coming
and 1 thought you were some boys
getting ready to throw stones at
me. so 1 pumped myself into the
water"
"Oh, then it was you who made
the big splash?" asked Uncle Wig
gily, coming out from beneath the
log.
Il suppose So croaked Grandpa
Bull with a loud laugh. Il am get
ting quite fat, I dare say" and. in
deed. as Uncle Wiggily looked at
the old gentleman frog. the bunny
| thought he had never met with one
so nearly a giant in size He was
almost as large a. the largest pussy
cat you ever saw.
We'll, I'm glad it was you. and
not the Wolf or Fox" said Uncle
| Wiggily to Grandpa Bull. as the frog
hoped up out of the waite" and the
bunny sat on the log.
And I'm glad you weren't a lot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bartoszek
1925 " Napier 81. at 4.30 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, twin girls.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles y. Sibert
1850 r. Bowman 81, daughter, July
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Mr.. and Mrs Paul Fl. Kubsch. 1906
S. Thirteenth ST. daughter July q.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Mcdonald
5O2ih ". Division ST.. daughter, july
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