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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-10
Methodist Church Notes
Rev. @ C. Wier, Pastor. Residence
2S6 Olivier, Phone Alg. 1873.

Last Sunday We had splendid con-
gregations at both services, but espe-
cfally at the evening hour. We had
good music and full days service
Mrs. Bell was at the organ at both
services. At the morning hour Mr..
Frank Hickey. who was the guest Of
his brother, Mr. Wynn Hickey, occu-
pied seat with the mems choir and
by special request sang a beautiful
solo. The choir had an anthem. At
night there were the extra anthems
furnished by Mizpab. choir, the solo
part to one of these was led by Mrs
B. H. Brakeman.
There were two children baptized
by the pastor at the morning hour,
as follows: Norma Elizabeth, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Hebert; sponsors, Mr.. Edgar E. Cay
ard and Miss Thelma Cayard, and
Zelda Joyce, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Verdoodt; sponsors,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Braai.
At the night service the following
united with the church on profession
OF faith: Master Cecil Ray Coleman
and Misses Grace Butcher, Marie
Pensky and Bertha Cieutat. The pas
tor and congregation welcome these
young people into all the rights and
service of the church.
PERSONALS
Sunday, Aug. 6, from the home OF
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Frederick Hoff-
man, 3149 Urquhart street, Mrs. Julia
Neumeyer was buried in St. Vincent
de Paul cemetery, the Rev. C. c. |
Wier officiating. Mrs. Neumeyer was
born in Berwick, Media Gouner. and
had been well known to the pastor |
at that point several years ago when |
he was pastor at Morgan City. She |
and her husband occupied a nice lit
tie home near the Algiers naval sta
ton that was built for them while |
the husband was still in the service |
or the country, until her health fail
ed a few weeks ago when she had
to give up housekeeping and try to
regain her health, but it was in vain.
She died In peace Saturday, leaving
4 husband and little boy, a father,
Mr.. A. Gouner, and number of
brothers and sisters to mourn her
taking away, but these mourn as
hose who have hope for she died
n the faith of the Lord Jesus Christ.
TO these and her many friends we
extend our prayers and sympathy.
Miss Grace Monk left Saturday
hight for Jackson, Tenn, where she
will spend her vacation with the Gil.
,ert family.
News has reached local friends of
Mrs. Daisy Daniels Rousseau of
Quinn, Miss, that on July %, she
'ecame the mother of a fine little
'irl. Congratulations and best wishes.
Miss Agnes Hingle, of GIG Webster,
las returned home after a pleasant
isit to relatives and friends I'm Pla.
uemine parish.
Last week Grandpa Labit. who
makes his home with his son, Mr..
c. Labia. of S25 Elmira avenue.
ad fall which resulted in a broken ,
Up. 1t is very unfortunate. He is :
s years of age. /,
Mrs. Henry Schultz of Newton {
treet entertained the W. NJ. Soriety, {
ircle B, last Tuesday night. '
Curtis and Marjorie Brakeman re. c
lrned from a visit to their aunt, Mrs.
'allis, in Houma.
Miss Bertha Albrizzi has gone on =
visit to her relatives, in Patterson. !.
Adolph and Katherine Seawood /.
ljoyed their visit to Lohg Beach. h
iss. =
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-10
Alexander Ordered Army 70 Shaw.

Apart from its ancient religious sig.
niacance, shaving had its uses in mill.
tary purposes. The beard formed a
too convenient handle In the combats
Of olden days and Alexander the Great
accordingly issued an army order to
shave. 1t is curious to notice the re-
versions Of fashion in the matter. The
huge monuments Of the Assyrians
show the conQuering armies full-beard.
ed and only the slaves and captives
shaver, but at a later period It was
the Norman conquerors who were
clean-shaven. and the bearded bar.
bar'ans who were the conquered.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-10

Sure She Would Accept Him
She-Just imagined Suppose yos
were so immensely wealthy that you
couldn't spend your income-what
would you dor
He-Marry you.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-10
They Often Do.

You have a charming wife,"
"Yes. I'm lucky In love but unlucky
ut cards. She criticises my play un-
mercifully."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-14

Chicago Iyestoez

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-14
BOOZE ThEFTS
GIVE new CLUE
Authefifie> n Peoria New Believe
Liaser Was Iakea fAresxA
Drain Pipes

Peoria Ill Nov t4-AstAarssss
investigating tie Sza2es robbery
u tie Wooiaer Gfstsllsry il wssca
II IS sou essExsss i-ss@ sxlso.s
e. bonded wslSky vas Ssoisz. are
working On the theory TIA. Tie
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tAe third fooT through dr1s.sxs
pipes seAcfRg troz .se ROC. TIE
pipes eCPIr E4zr the Is.szess -sEs-
and il Is believed tie &z. vas
taken across lie Ss-e2E
G. " GIe<es ss,ztr Sad
ageas tuz tie Chicago a@cr. zsss
= coEHsese Inspection - he rsxrs
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-14
Curb Market
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-14
MOLINE WOMAN
THROWS SELF
BEFORE train
fCoasi,zes .ruzFw Paxel

fCo.siazes eurFH Paxe-s
pairs In charge Of ne train we're
{. A. Hee6erSa- engineer. Edward
NcDoEzs6 Hre-z1s G. z Wesys.,
eoEtersor:: George Breeas-rtg.-
had hrzke@., George HsrEx1-
rear b-zks-z TIE Ene1xs vii
De held II ocsck sosEs1-
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n 1857. whea !. yezrx-of age size
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-14
CORN
HTS HIGHEST
PRICE Of CROP
ntae cr..oailased PrusHj

Ckicaen. Nov A-TAe iecAl
crowd IN wheat we're Al b9Esx TO-
a2y. They were psu0Deed IN their
xxAxA ~ tie ccntinned sxrezxtA n
LTexpoos n vel ~ sAe tig&fnexx
81 The DecezAes contract IN tie 10
cnl pss- TAefe wax q little sxFiEg
ay exporfers u the sxAFx and snne
while cash Interests asA so0e Of
the big locals bo2gAs DeceEber
4n9 sod My Export business vas
reported being dose ssaer eoser.
AMI fz9xInE By the size Of cseAT-
Azce xa.es IN tie pass have exceed
81 reported .eEats es l-1ss 80 hzzA-
els q domestic wseae being cleared
from Exz-ed S<z-eS acrsx today
TAsx vozlA also aesSe- reports re
sssves p-evsoxxsF ss1s tore5K.e-x
wefe szkzzE ely NaEssoaa ueeA--
TIE szrezgta n LErereocl vas a.
srIsgsssa - The decreased dGers
from ArEenfzr1 and hzslax b. Nil
EerS Local shippers repore5 3
sAz- EIEnE oe-aas for wheat L
evsseEes- Casa wheat prezs@s al
Chicago 1zi Winnipeg we're aE-
changed zE1 cAosee wtsz- u Nir-
ae4Qosss also xas EEeAaceez Bot
scw grades we're scwe1. P-E@2rr
recssPss we're oea-7y sozhse sAoss
q Far age
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4 rsss<zoe q ne change II seat
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zEcA lie vezE-s @ kr5zr Is lie
zhssEee q selling pressure thai
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Es-lsEass ro pressure Q. rec<s7-s
Is . - expected. Shipping se
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sIEo-z se--cREE
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-14

Neu Ysrk. Nus- 1A-To1Ay rs
.nsxAr day of declining prices II
ne boa6 Ezrket Fordga ias1as
- specsaakive bcmax sG1er1a Tie
nest
he hsxa efAde sails AeA con-
paratzvesy frn hut ewes hare large
blocks eozH not be eHpossa II
exrrss as caecexz5uEA he bgysEx
N sasS cs1x Of securities v1s said
20 BE for D4tcA aecoznt Liberties
SHARED tie xenefz. weAknesS- En-
err ssx.<. except the tax exempt
slx including the new rrea<aRy
E4La sold beao~ - and below Mon-
5Ayx cscsex- TAe-e vas 4 notAAae
lack Of SAYING oR1erA
he decline IN tie foreign lik
Vas led by the Preach bcn1x Tie
Sc EaSe 4 neE low These we're
relatively weaker sAAe tae .lk
Tie selling orders which ware at
tie Mx-kex- seemed 70 come froE
investors Easzsy alarmed II receez
losses Al zhszrI ExRor fAaS the
Preach gcvs-U-e=. Vas ahczs %
ts.azE. O. It's x.kRg fz.1s pay
meats so- xceozEs Of the us vas
7~Epiy denied today BraHE
beads also showed renewed weak
hess today. bot she IS ar tie 5
Elks,g osx lows Here TIE e1-
pxzzzl sdFacce5 -< fear Of co-
ls-sa. -rozass for ~azS-- h1rAs--
there uss saso.zsaly NJ ccasLs-
szE TIE Crsczo-S-aszL s. al
- CT - Greater P1Eze s-<
. we're ether Sez5s 20 make new aoW
ESS <ccs issSe No- Es zEy
good rszsz &dEs7eeS far these de-
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TIE osga-5ozs C sae Dc-.Saz cS
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TIE Erie zSS-eS Ee<- II sIzErse
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-14

e s TAr1a. Chicago. Nov IA
SUPPLIES we're large IN tie eatSte
aIier today aaa tie trade w1s slov.
4 big ran q range cattle arrived
yesterday. for this tine At The So
SON. and sellers were compelled q
bod E1eA stuff over for today
Few are expecfsd during tie bal
znee Of sAe wreck, howesor. How
ever szpply Aiso went above The
expected total bot fAe sheep rza
vas cas aovs Nearly 500 hogz
were lid cveF ffon the previo1s
session and the trade vas EoweF
Receipts we're rsAae ca..ie. ~
go Aoez- 4sse sheep ard 4ees
caiTeA
CATTLE.
Steers we're d1H 21e medium N.
palmer grades we've Eaevealy low
e. some q these slowing Q de-
cline u Is 10 = ceeEA Prsee year
M.xx we're placed =. $i3H6
b.. tew exsee-s reached above
SiEFa Bess cous we're steady
usEe o-heYx we're is61sc love-.
Czzaezs a. 1see3ls for lie he<s
xs- Seasy. BAT bosog-a halls we're
cxs 70 s4.5 fer Tsp lots And ths
trade Vas weak Calves were
Eosssy sc lower. W.. good rexlsrz
20 packers II $40 Aals--
HOGS.
D.-6 81 kc&x v1s slew dr.
ing lie s-.-e seSce- zea sEsa a.
= 6=c,e Z vzEze< placed - 1RE
l5sc cEra-ed Wiz the Average q.
re czy before sellers ve-e CO..
P@es 10 sczs 10y sogx wz,Acz.
saSzSxc so- BIDS C1osce zeeiz-
and ssav~szxs1 Butchers sos. q.
N@CS4e KkicA rs-e TOP ezosx-
tics r. ts sz- FeE wxa 7acS-
ize koEx SD sssar &-IN While
good sosx wez- n NAGSrs
SHEEP.
L-s scS xs-s.ztvE 80 tsr.s-.
taking hack tie Eo*Ss RECORDED r.z-
te-zsE osaEv Exs plazz- hcE-
sr- CE ezfEae-x aas5 S14-5 sE
.o7 esSivss. While packers to5k
eaacs Eces q. @6I4E- Fed
isE vsrs <-T-E- vi aged ut
.ook asp RI. ssszkI o.. lot G.
yes.Ez aSe SE:ss @ . s--ozs
lEi
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-14

nn 1nesk. kew yerk. Nov ~
naneo Saaae vsrs aee1tedfy
GGug ta1ny. lnnAnncA - guite .
- = nnanetai oDi1toa believes
- - Enx.Dann unressax1ties
- ~ IL eAi<f fs<soe IN tAe
1unn3 decssna On the STOCK ex-
<Anee. to tnpertAzs prsst @ tae
u1eek excAAA8R again toexy Vas
tnG 4 tkis-vuee rally -. TIE for
AG<HA exchanges vczi& kAxe Ec2e
u1sA stocks ana bcaks but a9sks
Z - cnafx1ry pfesassea
S1nTizxg wzs .p seA-sy 10 cents
II - pound fra@ is saw ~ tie
80 ~ tak afxs TzrxxxA S-Exss 81
Deeks aga rsz<a frx.cx usx
1870 thAs . Aals sxn- kzx4er than
- exxreD< limit al .seSr Seezz.s
lnax week AaA ftAEs1. Ire. v4Eie
enUewAAs o. t1ssAy sAo<fEs Asss--
npaa were selling - 40 As sKzzz<s
2x3sa little more than s0rr.sgas
aens
TAese yeccysgses we're .1s CO.,
uxseeas xisa the Lien q nrusozad
II &p8EN&& l. xMESs &1xNIs&Ak &A&A~
circles regxrsiEg sisssr TIE eTzrk-
HI orsfaxk az German reSarstkozS
Annehe- szpa-sazz point Vas tat
uAif& tcsssgz s1verEzsz- sE1<
vxsN heavily sold Is TIER AiS as-sss
- TIE previous 3ay via Esr Ec1
records sor tie rear IL Ffxze1 szl
DesgtAa issues. tie Fre-cA Inter
nxsipRai per csssx we're z7 cye- |.
pelak Il the Laa4oz EzrSs- zZz
British caasscsS we're likewise
AieAe--
while sozhssexs- r Sill .sS TIE
tAas there vzS & certain zZzzs q
GeaGf.s Ezsa<iress 1z Tes part o.
AEerseza holders a. GoiEar l0azs.
CO ecroEsx 0. the rs7s-zEszs uz-
certainly and raxs i might iza5 NJ.
= great deal q the selling ree--
seated tie throwing over 1E these
foresgE hoads ks people veo AzG
been cSzgk; 1. the sock Zs-ss-
decline and ve-s -NEiEs1 IN Ills
var to reensorcs sa.sa- position
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-14
IN 10 AUTO WRECKS.
CONES OUT UNHURT

CAR IL Nse~. f&--Ea-s R--rs
- Ner-< Cay IL eAa-k@s -
Is E[A 1zsc-sesEe acc5Ss--
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TIE Elcnsce US rs ss-ee-. -sr-
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-22
Distinctive
Gifts

Cut Glass Water Sc. beau
tifully cut set consists of
6 glasses and | water jug,
complete. $lz.e5.
Iridescent Water Goblets.
special at, % dozen. $3.50.
Two-Tone Goblets and Sher-
bert., set of e, $3.50.
Serving Trays. mahogany 6n-
ish, with inlaid center, at
$1.9S up to $5.95.
Mesh Bags. gold or silver I'm
ish. $685..
Dutch Silver Candle Sticks.
height 10 inches. per pair.
$1,000.
Silver Sugar and Dreamer,
gold lined. at $3.50.
Sandwich Trays. heavily all
yer plated. round in the
bright finish. special at
1898.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-22
2s-PEcE SET DUCHESS
DESIGN. Sl2.75

Come. in a beautiful lined
box. Set consists of six en-
bossed medium knives. six
forks. SIX teaspoons. SIX dcs-
sert spoons. one sugar shell.
and butter knife; special at
12.75.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-22

Mavis Combination Sets. at
500 and $500.
Mary Garden Toilet Water.
$50 bottle; special at
S1.29.
Djer Kiss Vegetable. at $i.3s.
Mavis Toilet Water. at $l.M.
MeIba Toilet Water. in lilac.
rose. Lov'me and bouquet.
at $1.00.
Toilet Water. assorted floral
odors. beautifully bocd. at
35c and soc.
Violet Simplicity Toilet Wa
Ter at $1.00 and 69e.
Dier Kiss Sets-Toilet Water
and Face Powder. bcauti-
fully boxed. al 81.
Other sets UP to $40.
Fancy Box Perfumes. in satin
lined boxes. at Se, Csc
and 75e.
Guxtaee ComtSaation Glib
Box. contains perfume,
toilet water and face pow
der. specially priced at s..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-22
KNIVES AND FORKS

KNIVES AND FORKS
Adam. Patrician and Gros-
venor Design Medium sized
Knives (hoIlow handlc) and
fat Forks, SIX each; priced
at $500.
Medium size (modeled ham
dIc) knifes and Eat forks, 6
each; special. $l4.50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-22
Enthusiastically the Quality
Gift is Silverware

Christmas calls for silver. The gift that is always
always happily chosen. always received with delight Com
munty siver-madc of precious metaldesigned with art
of the highest order and made with skill; finished with
gitterins lustre that always elegant Our large and
dyidua collections include choicest lastmnute Selections