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New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Satisfied judgments
In New York County

The FIRST name 10 that of the debtor; the
second that of the creditor, and data when
judgment was filed.
Hymes. Earah--A Getzoff; Dec
Interstate Theatricai Enterprises ''''A
Inc ct ALL Mergolies; May 10,
Sanle-Same; May 10. fs22.. ae4sS
Welch. Clarence J--Nat'l Bank of
Commerce of Detroit; Feb IS,
1s2G ......s...... 1,Q1s2D
shenk, Jos--J sheinsinger; Oct
rs, 1922 Observation-Disclosures feios
Henecksr. John-D Buran; Apr
setros, fills.aifrs union Inc:
May 1s, 1929. 1,e6a.sz
Marquet, II J., and Fidelity C
Casualty Co of n Y-People &c:
Deo G, 1921 (vacated) ....... 10000
Piehi. Virginia. and Fidelity Sc
Deposit Go OF Md--People Sc;
:, Sept 20. 1922 tcancelea 6os.es
Cohen, Harry. and Fid fty g.
Casualty Co OF n r. tame;
May !, 1892 tvacated) ....4... 100000
Morris, Sigmund-J s Phtllipe,
juno 80, 20.................. 5,1b7.ss
Carukin, John a et sl-A Fer
rendi Jan 70. ls22. 1,sT6.Ha
IA Bronx County
Levy, Joseph--M Sender: March
"a, 1922 Observation-Disclosures. 3ssase
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
New York Metal Market

Tn was quiet, with Straits quoted
at s6.50@37.12Ac; Straits shipments,
36.5o@37c; standard, S8.25c, and 90
per cent, Ss.12kM3625 asked. Copper
quiet; standard spot, October and Mo-
vember, 13@19.b0c, and elecrolytic
spot, October and November. 13.5odN
13.75c. Lead steady; New York spot,
6.65c bid, and East st. Louis spot, 6.35
@6.45c. Zinc firm; New York spot,
7.4bc, and East st. Louis spot, 7.056
T.16c.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
War on, ssFas,aioned'' Hosiery

Additional steps in the campaign to
eliminate the use of the word flash
ioned" In advertising any but "full-
fashioned" hosiery are contemplated
by the Associated Advertising Clubs of
the World. 1t Is understood that all
mills making seamless hosiery who use
the word fashioned" in describing
their goods will be asked to cease the
practice and that those who fail to
comply will be complained against to
the Federal Trade Commissions.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
8 Per Cent on 5000

,ssxtisa---wiil you please advise me az
- sase henda and stock that wifi nav
.sss rsr csnt7 have about $4,000 10
sssss ~. G q,
lrswer We suggest for your SIS, 600
following securities: $1,000 Adiron4
ii Power and Light SIS, 1850, yield
n, aboat So per cent; $1,000 Lacka-
srna y Steel 5s, 1850, yielding abont
Is per cert: $1,000 Missouri, Kansas
/ texas prior lien bs, 1852, Yielding
.scut So per cent; 20 shares Of New
Yars Telephone ga per cent preferred
E,.s1k
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Fntures--The market opened
to points higher on few over night
buying orders, but RAJ general liquida-
selling OF six points from the best level
OF the early trading, with March and May
high point. Final prices were one point
net higher to u net decline of two points
Sales were estimated at $500 tons. De-
cernber was switched TO March at narrow
ing differences, nrst OF as, then AZ and at
Al points, with March to May at Ia points.
Futures have not followed the steadiness
in the spot market. The range of prices
rl,,,yu
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Commercial Credit

The commercial money markets re-
main firm and fairly active. Prime
commercial paper discounts at Al to
Az per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve bauks:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
ohIc Power Preferred

s.aes,iofl--Ths Ohio Power sso,nn.,v 4.
arsrtnS some 9 per cent cu.nuietiva y,rs'
ssfrsa stock at tsl and accrued div,dana
ar shase. which gives a yield OF about
es 81 esns Can you give me any infor-
yassien as TO the amount OF stock ot,f.
srsndIhs, both common and preferred ~
fh.s company and what their earninra
havs besr for the last few yearsf Sy{it
rst kindly gsSs me your opinion sg to tha
quality os shis Investment ?--L. c. q.
Arswer-0aio Power Company ia
aplsalised at s7,25o.ooo common and
Is,asoeoo 8 per cent cumulative pre-
|Ersd, Of which there was outstand;np
aflier in the year s4,o5o coo common
nd sa,2Ss, roo preferred. par vaiua
$40, The preferred stock has nrefer.
.sse as to assets and dividends and l.
al!sble at any time at 100. The com.
nsa ls owned by the American Gas
ad Electric Company. Preferred div.
asads have been paid regularly since
a.s OF issue. Earnings have shown a
sssdy increase since 1917, and the
srplus applicable to dividends at the
ID Of 1921 was s1,491 ,6e6, the largest
4 Che history of the company, The
sek is reasonably good investment,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Answes-0hio Power Company !,
National Biscuit .eNew,,

gassnon| would very much appre-
" your opinion in regard to the new
-. ~ oi sne National Biscuit stock now
= 'ne Sqfo. why was 81 issued and Is
sound investment. as far as such an
sssnent can be considered 7--C. r. X.
Answer--The new" National Biscuit
sxs being traded in on the curb mar
&is in reality the old stock ON a new
Mis. The par value of the old sbaras
40 be reduced to s25 and, with the
opposed 40 per cent stock dividend
m'ders OF old stock will receive saver
NV shares for each old one held. The
ases IS reasonably good investment
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
|nl,estnaent
Information

csssfions 81 general interest TO in.
.sstsfs seiN be afsssrerea in this CO.'S
-. In Which caes onfs isittats srsss
| = xsed. Others tssu be aaswrrsd On
81 Address all sMqsiyisa, iaclos-
"a stamped, addressed enSesopc. ia
rasraescl Editor, The Tribune, Isl
yasssx Strees. Ness York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
LIMA LOCOMOTIVE Works TNCORPO.
uATFp.

October FL, 1853,
Tho Beard os Directors has tafs day de-
e'arcd q aivsdeAd ef one dollar iSf.eoS pes
share on the Common Stock without pa
value OF this cornpEny Tor the thrss fnArfh6
ended Ocfotsr 81 1929, payable December j )
1922 to comTnor Stockholders OF record al
tho close OF buetncss on November Is, 1854
Transfer books Will not be- cloned
Is. A.. LARSEN
yice-F President ana Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
London Metal Market

LONDON, Oct. 27.-standard cop
per, spot, se2 It's Cd; futures, s63 los.
Electrolytic, spot, 9705s; futures.
s70 lbs. Tin, spot, e1so 12s cd; futures,
s18l rs Sd. Lead, spot, s2s los; fu-
lures, s25. Zinc, spot, s37; futures,
e35 los.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Bid and Asked

following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange In which there were
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
FINANCIAL.
American Can Co.

will purchase limited amount
Of it's i5-year SO Gold Deben.
ture Bonds. maturing 1928, at
e91a and accrued interest.
Bonds may be presented 10 FEST
National Bank, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Judgments Filed

The following judgments were flied yes
terday, the first name being that of the
debtor:
Aseiutto, vlpcent NJ. and Joe--G
Kohnfelder Observation-Disclosures. 1,60469
Austin, Nichols & Co, Incl Won
A o anderson n Trading Co, j. Ltd ''-
J Pitman ct al................ IL ess.26
Astono. Carlo--Gl Carasf. ...s...4 100000
Belden. Augustus c, and John
= stahl, Inc .::..::...,.:..:. 6s774
Corp ....................... s2oe3
torium ..............s.... 4ss7s
Blueheld, 1nc-E r Fox. 1890
Broudy. Abe - Rohde. 1928
Berlow. Elias-Topalian Bros. Inc G.0so.s0
Widlitz .,............,. .,......,. 2,e351o
Bierknes Chrlstian--R Johnson. 51T,54
Carl Schultz. Inc-A Kelley. 4,iSD3T
Comatos Geo c tCrystal Confec-
tionery)-Balfour Broe, Inc. 1880
Ino .,.-.,................ 1864
Herwit ct al ............ 1891
Campbell, David HI, a Flnck. G54e2
MCCAIN fexrs1 g Keep ct al s.sss.4s
Double, Century Needle Mfg
Corp--Marls Bros .......... sss5d
Dickerson, Arthur DIP Wirth. 14200
Dupay. Andrew MI Galbina. t,347.09
Eisenber, Philip Barsky y..... 1664o
Empire Food Products Co, Ing
Ny Telephone Co.......... i.4a7.5o
Flestal Harris--S Zlegler .... 1,s32o3
Fuchs, Edward. and George Blu
rnenstock (Grey Lock HailI---J
NJ Schusterman ...........s... 1904
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Bank of Germany Statement

BERLIN. Oct. 27.--The statement of
the Imperial Bank of Germany as of
October 2S shows the following changes
in marks:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Widow Seeks 6 Per Cent

..ssasy. has $4,000 70 invest ta0T the asso pTe.
yssasot the sale of the family home. rhe
aoan aoa hes been renting for $1,000 q year
ssM ot my mothers income. Other In
sotae 10 derived from several cottages and
S.aNes,msnts in local bank stoclss and an
ssssrlss. ~ In addition she holds ten shares
% American Telephone and Telegraph and
.eh snares OF United States Steel preferred
shs anu M seeut sse0. In Liberty bonds. Both
nsnder sss the present market. Advice as TO
Ms sa !,nvsstrasne OF this amount would ba
y sesssy appreciated. hope these data
n,eseni Tns the ease fully enough for your pur-
.asy make it clear. I believe, how very
Sssswsasisi the factor OF safety must be.
9snsr AZ Than than taat my only suggestion Ia
.ast .a current return Is what Ia desired ana
a nat yield to maturity virtually may be
ssss,lnssssd from the problem Ny mother
,ssAs saA shs should get 6 per cent for her
ss.sy, san. PIT | realize that It canaot be
s.,s s.ns IN the present market and keep the
10y factor where II should be, but II IS
ssshaee 10 approach that figure as closely
S1ossble-S. s.
answer suggest for this SIC, 900
Mtolioystng bonds and stocks in the
alaants stipulated or in any other
saeants sou may choose to take. The
s'safn as given is the actual current
aN of Income. Where the full coupon
ssasneaf ON bonds bought at q premium
ms.sd Tor current expenses it must be
w.. sssass.ssood that in reality q part of the
ss.aslpal is being consumed. We sug-
~ ss,oo0 Canadian Northern Is, 194e,
ssaFning about So per cent; $4,000 st
ssa's-saa Francisco prior aien IS, 1928.
is..saa.,saing about 5.9 per cents $4,000
ssssIaieaani Steel ss, 194s, returning
isas ifsssas o.s per cent; $4,000 Duauesne
sn. es, i949, returning 5.S per cent;
,ssasy.nve shares of New York Tele-
Mane o's per cent preferred stock, re-
yfring about 6 per cent; twenty shares
Lholcott-Johnson preferred, return
y ABOUT e.2 per cent, and $4,000 Nj
a rails Power SIS, 1860, returning
suas o.6 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Stocks Elk Dividend

=, Date. Name. p. ct
Nov. 1--Amercan-La France Fire
Eng Co, Inc. nc........ u
NOV. 1-American Radiator Co pf.... y
Inc. vot TT 7so 1st pf. ..... ~
Nov 1-Beeeh-Nut Packing Co, temp 1,
Nov BURNS Brothers. common A. az
Nov. L. do cornmon B........ B.
Oct. S1--Colum Gas q Elec Co. III
Oct. 31--conn Ry & Lighting Co ...... II
CS Cs.' 40 pr '....'.... ............ IN
Oct. Sl-Con Exchange Bank. ....... 8
Nov. l-Detrott United Railway. ~
Nov. Iron Products Corp pf.... Q
Nov. 1--Keily-Sprngaeld Tire SO Of. 2
Nov. infant Copper Co. u
Oct 31-Norfolk & West Ry adj pf.
NOV. 1-Pennsyivania r r Co. Late,
NOV. Pitts g. w Ry Co pf..,... IIs
Oct. 31-Pullman Co o...
Oct. 30-Shell Union OIL Corp pf. - 1h
NOV Sinclair Consol Oil Corp. go.
Oct.31--Southern Ry of o1,
oct. 3l-Stewart Warner Speedon Corn
Nov. 1---Super'or Steel Corp lst pr..
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
phiIadeInhia

$1,000 AlleEh Val Is. saA ss5s aass ss%
SVno y Tel of Pa 5s10s 10s 10s los
eUgo III and Peo 4s. 6ai5 63h 69is 69is
1000 LehNCns 4las. so e5 20 e5
600 600 |, Coal SIS. .IAoh 1oois 1908 1905
so99 ssoo99 pso Pass 4s.. 74ia 7f 7ata rs
5000 Phil El 1st 6s1N0;h J01 IO05 1ol
SV0V PhilA Elec 6a. .l14 .na 1A4 lnl
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Cotton statIst,cs

Liverpool Cablee-spot cotton fair de-
mand at points decline; middling, l4.14d
Sales. 5000 bales; American, 1000 bales.
Imports, 5000 bales, none American. Fu-
tnres We're due 1875 to ls1a points lower.
They opened steady at ls to IS points
points higher and other positions 2 to IL
points lowes Closing: october. $3.50;
ls2ed; May, 1s.i2d; July, 12.s5d. Man
chester: Yarns quiet; cloths offers too low.
The 80 o'clock bids were cabied to
Liverpool as follows: December. 2a.e4c;
January. $500; March. 23.7So: May,
23.63c; July, 23,42c.
Cottonseed Oil
The market for cottonseed oil was In
active with total sales of $500 barrels and
prices were Slightly easier, the active
months showing net losses of to points
Traders appear to have assumed a waiting
position and were evidently concerned over
the question Of tenders on November con-
tracts. as to-day will be first notice day
for tho November position. The deliveries
during October were i8.ioo barrels, and
1t was current gossip In the trade that
those who took up tho October Oil Will
retendar it In November.
The range of prices: ~
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
One Change Suggested

easstion--I take the liberty of .sb,no.
M wv auplcs az TO whether my invest
sIss.d ssas nYea man VIII snr, your sprroval am
dAd. without children. In case ~ I cnnis sans
WORK any longer we would have 70 live
w ,as s proceeds OF my investments plus
aassd fathers estate In case of NV
aalh thia income would have TO provid q
VIE with the necessary funds for lfv-
III eayso;anisd ny sfGurisiss gre; 9 600 Bethlshem
issi; $1,000 Canadian Northern 6ias,
M sl.oog Southern Railway 6Ms, 1856:
IVY w.t.. o.. LSouis-san Sn FRANCISCO prior lien
nM commonwealth Power 6s, 1917;
wv philadelphia Company first and re,
MSsss MY ws So: 1874; five shares Chicago s
.gt3sra; Eve shares New York Central:
saares Great Northern per cent pre- :.
Msa, uYe shares Pere Marquette & per
M Preferred; hve shares Western Elec-
- go per cent preferred; ten sfareB North
AAeric3n 3 per cent preferred would
wiling to sell any security You might
ad would likewise sell my stocks and re
ssest In bonds If advisable. / will have
4ooo TO invest next month and would be
satefui Ter suggestions.--G. NJ.
Answer-Looking far into the future
. you are doing, we feel that your
'osition would be strengthened by sub
hstuting Pere Marquette prior prefer
'nce stock for the ordinary preferred.
aside from this we have no suggestions
70 make. For your $4,000 fresh capital
e suggest: Ten additional shares of
Western Electric preferred: ten addi-
tlonal shares Of Pere Marquette prior
preference tassuming that you make
Ne exchange suggested above); and
Muoe Adirondack Power and Light SIS,
1860, yielding about 81 per cent,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
M ar k cts in Other Cities
NIeyeIand
Detroit

Sales Onsn ryfo,,
otS 20 = :. "a J. & 7. .145 146 i45 I45
100 Com Motors. s;k $ls ID "a
less Cont Motor. 10 1885 10 1oa
~ ~ petrolt ....l1oia 11o1s I1oM 1Io5S
90 FORD .........SG0 sg2 900 ga2 ~
aoeO soeo glad Belle pr 4so ase 4So 4sc
4o9o Noble OIL pr. a2c sac s2c Gao
e3S 20 rarke Davis. .12s1a 1891 12S 12s
eVV REQ .......... 13 12 n "a
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Grain Prices

Wheat
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28

$1,000 Chi City 1st Is 1871
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

up Sunday visiting his folks.
Miss Lorene Turner returned
Friday from McCfory where
she has been visiting her aunt.
VIII Shelter is quite sick at
this writing.
Misses Beulah Williams and
Blanche harkney spent Sunday
with Miss Anna Wright.
The singing at Hopewell Sun
day evening was fine. Will Ed
wards, Henry Manley and Hen
ry Kilman led the singing.
There will Easter services at
"45' Sunday. Everybody is IN
vited to come.
Mrs. Z. E. Mckinney return
ed last week from Ronoke W e.
she had been visiting relatives
and friends.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

must be done while the plants
are still green.
Now alfalfa early in the morn
inng, after the dew is off, end if
the weather is favorable for
rapid curing, put the hay in
windows early the next morn
ing. During clear dry weather
the hay may cure fast enough
to be raked into windows the
same afternoon. In any event,
the hay should be exposed to
the sun only long enough tc
thoroughly wilt it, after which
it should be raked into wind
rows and then cooked to com
plete the curing process hefow
baling or hauling into the bar
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

proficient in these lines of bus
mess and we hereby express
their appreciation to the out
going president. Mrs. Beal for
the assistance and information
she has given in these SUBJECTS
as well as to work TO promote
the interest Of the club in a gen
oral way. The study subject for
the next meeting is "IIome San
itation."
Hobson Steward of Keosett,
With several Of his friends Wis
tied home folks last Sunday.
Miss Willie Maud Steward. Of
Searcy, visited at the home OF
ter parents, Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Ziegenholn, of
Earle, visited at the home of
Mrs. Margaret Emde last Sun
day and Monday.
Edd Coleman's Barn was hit by
the storm lastSaturday and was
blown over. There were other
minor damages done in this
community.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13
''63''

The Community Club held its
quarterly election last Friday
evening. Those elected to serve
for the next quarter were: j.
B. Stanley, president; e. L.
Kagey, vice president; Fred
Grant, secretary; Bradie Verden
treasurer
The study subject for the ey-
ening was, "Legumes and their
value to the SOIL" which was
fist discussed by M. Stanley,
then by Mrs. Beal.
The literary program con-
sisted Of a comedy by Clarence
Lawrence and Tom Emde and
q negro selection by Lawrence
Emde.
TIE women have been taking
adv ntaee Of the Club meetings
N discussing daIyiag, poultry
raising and other domestic sub
jeets in order to become more
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

w. T. Henderson, route one,
was in the city Saturday taking
a close look at the class Of rad
ishes being shipped, he being a
bout ready to commence pull
ing.
Roadmaster White, Of the
Missouri Pacific r. r., was here
investigating and
checking up the changes il the
local yards necessary when the
new depot is commenced.
Judge F. o. White is putting
a new steel bridge across Over
flow Creek on the Denmark
road near the farm of Chris En-
de. Bridge will be 100 feet long
set on concrete piers.
Mayor J. A. Bauer and fam
lily, Of Judsonia, were B Id Knal
visitors Sunday.
Miss Annie Lee St45tce tac
popular high school music
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

teacher, spent the week end
with her mother, Mrs. A. l..
Steptoe at Beebe.
E. r. Wynn attended the
meeting of the state bankers
association at Little Rock last
week, where a resolution was
passed offering a standard re-
ward Of $500 for the de2th or
conviction Of every bandit who
attempted to rob an Arkansas
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13
When Is Alfalfa Ready
To Cut For Hay

Cut alfalfa when the first
blooms appear. At this stage Of
maturity it contains a maximum
amount of digestible nutrients,
and the new growth is not high
enough to be injured by the
sickle. If the moving is delayed
too long, the young plants at
the base of the old will be
clipped and set back and should
dry weather follow, this will re
duce the yield of the next crop.
If the crop stands too long
there will be a loss of feed value
through the change that takes
place in the hardening Of the
stems which also makes the hay
unpalatable.
In making alfalfa hay every
effort should be made to SAFE
the leaves because they are rich
in food nutrients. Since the
leaves begin to fall as the crop
approaches maturity, moving
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13
HOPEWELL TIMES

H. T. Manley, Of Holly Grove,
preached a fine sermon here,
Sunday morning at II o'clock
which was attended by a large
congregation.
Henry Kilman and wife were
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

Miss Emma Williams spent
Sunday with Miss Nora Bridges.
The crops are coming on line
in this neck of the woods and
the farmers are seen putting
out berry plants.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13
April Is, 1922.

April Is, 1922.
Topic for the evening" An
Easter evening with Christ ,"
Opening Song.
Scripture reference, Luke %:
1882.
Evenings Of Passion Week, Mr..
IIuntley.
PalmSunday Eye.-Ida Roth.
At the last Supper,-Helen
Huntley.
The Guest Chamber of the
Soul,-Rev. Layman.
Piano Solo,-Warren VanMe-
ter.
Good Friday Bve,-Mrs. G.
F. Roth.
The Insure Guest,-Harold
Layman.
The Inner Room,-Mattle Rob
erSOn.
The High Day, Mrs. Kelly.
Vocal Solo,-Edith Spencer.
The Other Kind, -Felter
IIuntley.
When Christ was guest in
other homes,-Mrs. M. L. Stead
man.
How can we have Christ as a
guest today ??-Marion Layman
Do we have him? How do we
show it? What is our attitude
toward a guest we love Mrs.
Chastain.
Piano Solo,-Holland Castel.
Everybodyis invited to at
tend.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

I will sell my REQ truck at a
bargain. The very thing for
hauling berries. J. d. Pope,
Searcy, Arkansas.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

For Sale-Lespedeza seed, So
a bushel. Henry Jones.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

For Sale-Lespedeza seed. So
a bushel. Henry Jones.
[ will sell my REQ truck at a
bargain. The very thing for
hauling berries. J. d. Pope,
Searcy, Arkansas.
Room for rent. Mrs. r. L. Lit
tie.
You can buy a piano, player
piano or photograph from ]. d.
Pope, Searcy, Ark, at pre-War
prices and on terms to suit your
convenience, so now is the time
to buy the instrument that you
have been wanting.
Starting on Easter Sunday
we have made special arrange
ments to have Ice Cream in the
new round brick moulds at 45e
per quart.
II. B. Fraser.
Ira Ball, of Nenana, Alaska,
is in Judsonia visiting relatives
and friends for a few weeks.
Mrs. B. w. Andrews is visit
ing her daughter, Miss Frances,
in Little Rock, this week.
w. E. Romine of Van Buren,
was visitor in Judsonia Mon
day.
On April the first J. D. Pope
will put ON a special sale and
there will be some big reductions
in pianos, player-pianos, phono-
graphs and organs.
Henry Browne, Harold Van
Meter, Jimmy Gill, Bernice Gill
and Ralph VanMeter attended
the opening day bali game in
Little Rock yesterday.
VIII Cullom, of Bald Knob.
was a visitor in Judsonia last
Monday.
Mrs. Esther Wynn of Bald
Knob, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Ladd, here last
Friday.
o.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

Room for rent. Mrs. +. L. Lit
tie.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

Program for Epworth League
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

On April the first J. D. Pope
will put ON a special sale and
there will be some big reductions
in pianos, player-pianos, phono-
graphs and organs.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

Starting on Easter Sunday
we have made special arrange
ments to have Ice Cream in the
new round brick moulds at 45c
per quart.
II p E'l,osot,
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

Henry Browne, Harold Van
Meter, Jimmy Gill, Bernice Gill
and Ralph VanMeter attended
the opening day bali game in
Little Rock yesterday.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-04-13

Will Cullom, of Bald Knob
was a visitor in Judsonia last
Monday.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-04-13
Taylor Soon to Return.

James H. Taylor, manager of the
Bullion Mining company who he's
been sojourning during the winter with
his family in Los Angeles. is expected
to return about the first of May, by
which time it is expected that the
snow will have sufficiently disappeared
to permit a resumption of operations at
the Bullion. Incidentally it may be
stated that Mr.. Taylor is frequently
mentioned as a possible candidate for
county commissioner on the republican
ticket this fall, but Mr. Taylor himself
has not been heard from on the sub
ject.