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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
UNCLE
WIGCILY
THE STORY OF BABY
BAREFOOT.
BY HOWARD r. GARIs.

"Oh. Uncle wiggily. You ought 20
see what's over IN our burrow
house" cried Susie Littletail, the
rabbit girl. one morning. as she
stopped on her way 20 school 70
wave her paw at Uncle Wiggily in
his hollow stump bungalow. You
ought 10 see!"
What is it?" asked the bunny
gentleman. giving his pink nose q
little upside down twinkle 20 make
susie laugh Don't tell me the
Burglar Fox broke into your house
last night"
"Oh. no. indeed" laughed Susie
It's something nicer than a Fox"
rs it a chocolate cake?' asked
Uncle WIggily for he was very fond
Of chocolate cake.
Nicer than chocolate cake"'
laughed Susie. You'd never guess.
so I'll tell you. It's a little baby rab-
bitl"
"oh. my goodness cried Uncle
wiggily. You don't mean Baby
Bunty, do you?"
again so that her little pink nose
twinkled almost Ike Uncle Wiggily's
big one. ct isn't Baby Bunty. She
has gone on 70 school I don't know
what mother IS going TO call our
new littlest rabbit"
IN that case I had better 60 over
70 see your mother" said Uncle
WiggiIy. Il may be able 10 help her
pick out a name for your new little
sister. 7 think YOU said IT was a
sister" and the bunny gentleman
looked over the tops Of his glasses
az Susie.
Eyes. she's a sister rabbit" ans
wered the little girl bunny And
oh, how I love her. I wish 7 didn't
have to go to school. for Ia like 10
stay home and cuddle her and kiss
her But mother said I must study
my lessons"
{ Yes. that's right" agreed Uncle
/ Wiggily SO, while Susie hoped or
l 70 the lady mouse teacher in the
hollow stump school Uncle Wiggily
hoped over the fields and through
/ the woods, 10 see Mrs. LittletaiTs
new baby rabbit.
On the way Uncle wiggily pass
ed through a meadow. and CROWNS
\ In the meadow were some lovely
pick flowers on tall slender stem.
that sprang up from the midst Of
! broad green leaves.
How beautiful nurmureC
Uncle Wiggily, as he looked at the
/ pink blossoms. 1T wonder what they
are called ,"
I'VE are named the moccasir
flower. or Fink lady slipper" soft
" whispered one OF the blossoms
"Hiawatha, the Indian. loved US
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11

and the big state OF Minnesota has
chosen Us for its own special flow
err"
II think Minnesota did just
right" laughed Uncle Wiggily. For
you are a beautiful flower, and you
do look just like the slipper OF some
little lady fairy"
u don't" complained one. OF the
blossoms. a big COW came along
here a little while ago and stepped
on me. Perhaps she didn't mean 20,
but she crushed me down IN the
mud and I am all black"
-Oh. I will bring water from the
brook and wash your petals said
Uncle Wiggily.
soon the bunny gentleman wash
ed the mud from the soiled pink
lady slipper flower. or mOcassin
plant and It was as beautiful as the
others.
Thank you" murmured the flow
or in the wind, as Uncle Wiggily
horned on TO the burrow OF Mrs.
Littletau. There Mr.. bongears saw
the new rabbit girl
What do you call herr" he ask
ed the mother rabbit
well mst Baby Barefoot" laugh
ed Susie's mother. 4 have been 80
busy 7 haven't had time 10 think Of
a name. But Baby Barefoot suits her
very well. for she has no shoes or
slippers" and truly the tiny paws
were bare.
Just then the baby rabbit began
10 cry.
What's the matter with her ?''
asked Uncle Wiggily anxious like.
HAS she the colic?"
No I think her little bare paws
are cold" answered Mrs. Littletail
I haven't had time 20 knit any soft
booties yet. Oh, your poor little
mothers darling" murmured Moth
er IIttletau. Are your tootsie-
wootsies cold? Oh. dear, What shall
do?" she asked. as the Baby Bare
foot kept on crying
Wait a minute, Just wait a min
ute," called Uncle wiggily as he
hoped out of the burrow.
We'll I wonder where he's go
ine2" thought Mrs Iittletan.
Uncle Wiggily knew. He hoped
back 20 the meadow where the moe
ASSN flowers nodded in the wind.
Please may ! have two OF your
blossoms to cover the cold paws Of
Babe Barefoot he asked. Two OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
BUSINESS SURVEY
INDICATES BOOM
Trade Has Turned Corner To-
ward Prosperity. Manufac-
turers Head Says.

NEW YORK. May 1O.-A nation
wide survey OF American conditions
shows that trade and business have
turned the corner and have lef,
depression far behind. il was an
nOunced bv John F. Egerton OF
Nashville. Tenn president Of the
National Association OF Manufac-
turers. at the association convention
here today. The advance. Mt Eyer
tor said is stable. same and definite.
Business is on the upgrade he con-
tinued. n an the basic industries.
This survey w0~ carried on by
means Of 10000 ques-onnaires sent
10 business men AIN over the United
States
There IS a general tenor OF bright
prospects for the future" declared
Mr.. Egerton. "ln an the replies
there was a lack oC pess mism
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
GIRL LOVE FOR
HERO IS COOLED
Publicity Given by Robertson
to Shanghai Plot Changes
Her Affection.

WASHINGTON, May 10. 49, The
romance of Alexander f. Robert
son. British war hero and Mary Gull
berson. daughter Of the senator. has
been ended.
Miss CulbersOn's affection for
Robertson Is said TO have been cool
ed greatly by the publicity he gave
to his charges that he had been kid
mapped by detectives hired by Sen.
Culberson. IN an effort 10 shanghai
him.
Complete denial will be made by
Sen. CulbersOn in a statement which
he Is expected 20 issue shortly that
he sought 10 get Robertson out of
the country.
This was learned today from close
friends Of the Culberson family "a
/ Robertson again conferred with
4 British embassy officials on the case
sen. Culberson IN his statement
will assert that al ne or any mem
Der Of his family desired was some
information concerning the man who
suddenly appeared as his prospec-
tive son-in-law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
HAVE NO LIMITS,
DAUGHERTY SAYS
Attorney Generals Opinion
Will Probably Lead to
Amendment of Act.


"AeHlNGloN may - i',i'-
dates TOT -nt '.t
MAJ spend un4In-I-l sums ~ money
IN their campaigns in nominating
prif'"t res OF i Il-''' ~
NuNemoef. "-IhoA' 'l-Hs statements
81 the-r caiApa-s" Iha
ptn4i'1itN "'." '''- '' "a
senaJe. according to an opinion by
Atty Cen Dt'-l " maze pupl4c
today
the ATTORNEY general neid that the
oell-.9N I'D" SUBJ enc 'oIl ~
the Ne"ohrF case mao inNaiii 1'eu
lhe pro. ---'H or me e'iIlIl pIae
ule5 aeL 80 Tar da ''iltiih seiid
tor-al candidates
ne attorney genera 'plHio"
rendered al the request ol sen. Ioih-
creme ONO ana Hep Robert Luce.
Massa husetts probably VIII lead 10
an eerIs move ln me senate 20
amend the corrupt practices act 70
Ilahe 4lS provisions apply 90 1aHoiu
0ales I'D LAe eleci-o1- next laIi-
Dausherty opinion ea'a.
As Ihtea states senators are
not now elected "N leg .slatures or
the states as c'HItin 'l-Ied oy thl7
act N A 10y 'pih."h lAat lIls iacl
III connection "-tn the holding IN
ht'e'edl] TOY 'oNll0i'' luI DHIteu
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
SHOOTS VETERAN TO
AVENGE INSULT ON
HIS WIFE'S HONOR

SALTWATER, Okla. May 10
Shooting to death Of Beckham Cobb,
2S. overseas veteran, by Earl E.
Gordon. another government voca-
tional student. at Oklahoma A K
NJ. College, was probed today.
County officials had information
the shooting. the third allegedly over
woman in the Southwest in a few
weeks. took place when Cobb at
tempted TO secure an apology for
an alleged insult to his wife. Is
years old.
Gordon. held in the county Jail
but as yet facing no charges. refused
10 make a statement IN detail
The tragedy is the third in Texas
and Oklahoma 70 avenge alleged at
tempts at women's honor recently
The Day4Beck case at Oklahoma
City was the first; shortly afterward
Dave Soderman, hotel man. shot J
Clay Powers Of the Louisville, Ky
Powers family and later gave out
a letter alleged 20 have been writter
by Mrs. Soderman as the cause.
Even the bcotleggers are using
Blue Dewitt makes the moon shine
1873
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11

the flowers said they would be de-
lighted 20 cover the baby rabbits
laws, and the bunny picked the
blossoms
There" said Uncle WigEily. as he
hoped back and gave the pink fairy
lady slippers TO Ms. Lttletal Put
those on her"
And when the warm pink flowers
were on Baby Baresoot's paws she
closed her eyes and said: "Goo-Eoot"
So Mr.. LonEears had a nice adven-
ture. and II the lead pencil doesn't
forget TO wear its rubber when &
goes sliding over the piece OF paper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
CAPTURE INDIANS IN
TRAIN HOLDUP PLOT

AE&ICO CITY. MAY 1o-After
an hours fighting 40 federal sol
diers near here captured a hand OF
Indians who took part in a train
hOld-up near JalaQua last week
when a number OF persons were
killed and wounded Clothing OF
some Of the women passengers on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made
Smooth, Says Specialist

Any breaking out OF the skin even
fiery. itching eczema. can he quickly
overcome by applying a little Men
tho-Sulphur declares a noted skin
specialist. Because Of its germ de-
stroying properties, tbs sulphur pre-
paratiOn begins at once to soothe IT.
ritated skin and heal eruptions such
as rash. pimples and ring worm.
II seldom fails TO remove the tor
Aent and disagreement. and you do
not have to walt for relief from en-
barrassment. Improvement quickly
shows. Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain a small jair Of Men
ton Sulphur from any good druggist
and use It like cold cream. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11

I'll tell you next about Uncle Wig
gily and the hooking bird.
(Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11

O who can imagine tne FEELING Of
a foot bath fin Blue Devil Ah-h-h.
133
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11

When you say cigars-say DutcA
Masters 111-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
YOUR AUTOMOBILE
How to Keep It's Pine Body Surfaces
Like New

It is 9 very simple matter 10 keep
the body Of your car practically like
new by cleaning and polishing with
Tobey Polish.
All dirt and grease come off easily
and quickly without hard rubbing.
Does not catch dust nor coat over
the fine surface. Made after the
secret shop formula of the Tobey
Furniture Company. Popular sizes,
Doc, 6oc, S1.o0, s1.75 and $500, at
dealers everywhere.
. TOBEy Polish
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-06-08
Legion Auxiliary Organised.

Organization of . woman s
auxiliary OF Eli Bales post, No.
AZ, American Legion, of Fort Mill
was perfected last Friday after
noon atsa meeting in the Legion
club rooms at whichthe following
officers We're elected: President,
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Belk; vice
president, Mrs. 7. B. Spratt sec-s
retary, Mrs. w. l.. Boyd; treas
urer, Miss Nora Hamilton. AM
other meeting Of the auxiliary is
to I've held this afternoon and the
officers request that all who wish
to join be present.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-06-08
THURSDAY, JUNE, 8, 1922.

lHe race LOT the SOVernOfSnlp
OF South Carolina this year en-
phasizes the fact that in this
State men of outstanding ability
come to the front slowly in seek
ing the more important political
Offices. The county to county
campaign will open within the
next fortnight and thus far there
is little competition for any of
the Offices. except the governor
ship, and that, in the main, by
men who have "been candidates
for public Office so often in the
last 15 or 20 years that one can
not recall offhand the score of
their numerous races. OF course
there is reason why so little
new blood is injected into State
politics. There are many men in
South Carolina whose names are
never mentioned in connection
with State offices who would
make excellent officials. A big
percentage of these men have no
stomach Tor politics because it is
a rough and tumble game as we
play it in this State and it is not
easy for even those who are sue
cessful at it to get by without
losing more than they gain.
Other well equipped men refrain
from seeking public Office be-
cause the financial rewards are
small and they will not make the
sacrifice that would be involved
In giving up their private busi-
hess to serve the people. Still an
other class of men who would
make acceptable public officials
never enter politics because of
inherent nmidity-neithef their
friends nor their neighbors urge
them to run for office, and they
therefore conclude that failure
awaits them should they try it.
They have not learned that most
OF, the talk one hears about this
man or that man reluctantly ac.
ceding to the solicitation of his
friends in deciding to become
candidate for public office is
worth less than its face value.
Most men run for public office on
their own motion-they do not \
wait to be urged to do so. They
seek Office for the financial gain
there is in it or for the better
standing they imagine it will
give them among their fellow cit
lzens. But it is fact, attribute
it to what one, may, that for. the
governorship i'll this State men
new to political life are not look
ed upon with favor. 1t seems to
bt Q condition precedent to sue.
cess that the candidate must have
been more or less regular office
seeker for years. Elect man
governor OF South Carolina who
has not gone around for years
looking the boys in the eye and
telling them what's which and
who s why-the idea! We don't |
play the game that way in this
pressea P~4metto State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-28
Pimply? Well, Don't Be
People Notice lt-Drive Them
OF With Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets.

4 plmply face WIFI not embarrass
you much longer II you get n package
Of DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets. The
skin should begin 10 clear after you
have taken the tablets n few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver
with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
successful substitute for calomel: !:
there's no sickness or pain after TAX
Ing them.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does. and just as eflec-
lively but their action is gentle and
safe instead Of severe and Irritating
No one who takes Olive Tablets IL
ever cursed with dark brown taste, -
bad breath. a dull. listless. no good
feeling. constipation. torpid liver. bad
disposition or pimply face.
Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil: you
viii know them by their olive color.
Dr. Edwards spent years among pa
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints and Olive Tablets are tie
immensely effective result. Take one
or two nightly for a week. See how
much better you feel and look. 15c
and 3Oc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-28
j. OF D. SENIORS WIN
OVER FACULTY TEAM
Annual Contest Attracts Large
Crowd at Frazer Field
Battle.

Newark. Nov. 2S.--University OF
Delaware Seniors yesterday afternoon
defeated the Faculty in their annual
football game by the score OF Is TO q
The Faculty contends that one OF the
Seniors touchdowns was illegal and
therefore the score should have been
l2 to 2. The touchdown In question
was made after II had started to get
dark on the field and by n member OF
the Senior team who had laid out
along the side lines for several plays
and eventually got n forward pass
which he took over. Captain Manns
of the Faculty team protested this
score and pointed out a rule under
which he claims II was illegal.
1t was a hard fought game and was
witnessed by most OF the students and
members of the faculty. The game
was originally scheduled for today but
owing to the students having yester-
day off To celebrate the Delaware vic
tory over Dickinson on Saturday the
game was moved up n day.
The Faculty had the lepd on two
different occasions duringg the game.
In the first quarter n FACULTY player
tackled a Senior with the ball back Of
the Seniors goal line getting n safety.
A few minutes later the Seniors by
a forward pass scored the first touch
down of the game but failed To get the
extra point. The half ended with the
score to in favor Of the Seniors.
In the third quarter Buttles who
played a good offensive game for the
Faculty recovered n Seniors tumble and
ran 60 yards for touchdown. Buttles
also kicked the goal The Faculty
maintained this lead Of {? to 6 until
the final quarter when the Seniors
scored the second touchdown which
however. was protested as stated
above. Before the end Of the game
the Seniors scored ano(her touch
down making the score Is TO 9 count
ing the protested score,
Johnny France who played quarter.
back for the Seniors had his arm
dislocated in the third quarter and
Pitman took his place. Pitman got
away for several long runs. Wise
Brandt and Patton also played good
ball for the Seniors. Buttlcs was the
best ground gamer for the Faculty
while Miner. Manns and Rees did tn,
best defensive work. The lineup fol
| lows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-28
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Prodrtion % petroleum in the United
ststes during October reached the high
rccord average of .5@s $50 barrels daily
u spite 81 total output OF A. .255 900
hsfr''ls tie net additionto surplus stocks
.lun.tHo barrels vas the smallest in any
month since August. 1921. This result
followed the record breaking average
consumption ~ CSC .c97 barrels daily.
The haitimore and ONO railroad Com
PAM reports FOR OCtolcr some increa -
iu Eruss earninEs. az $40 su2 229. and
n,i "ilsfaiinsg income decreased so sac.
o. ttu~l .lls FOR ten months the gross
InrruaSud s.. TO- 7Ue. 10 SlGO O4e. .O34
while the net Operating income was SIS
o. asl dccrUase % s3.l2l.3l7.
luf bethlehem steel Corporation after
eomplrtiun uf the Midvale steel ana
ordnanrr acquisition. will have an az
EfoEate capitalization equivalent 20 $50 81
. tom on ~ iugot capacity compared
slth So 80 for the United states Steel
A general Improvement in the Chinese
domestic situation has resulted in a
slightly increasod demand for goods from
rspdly approaching a healthy state with
tllA a. the strong feature American
ioans % the Republic % China nov
total 81 nrn.uuu. United States cur
rUnra 80 which so. 800 600 H. IN default
OcIrrr = Roberts. a vice-prrsidcnt q;
ilf National Clty Bank Of New York says
frires oi farm products have gone a
iuuF Hag ON tho ruad 90 recovery in the
pasf ycar. Given "a settlement OF politics
conditions in Europe. ~ that Industry
auQ trade vii have a sound basis ovei
ln'rr anq the usual international credit,
tau hf safci3 granted. there Is every rca
suu tu beucNe that the products o
American agriculture will find q read,
hisfhct a. reingueraiiVe prices
Inr ri-s ana decline Of crop values 4
Slammed up Dy the department Of agri
rultufr In table an which the ten prirci
80 crops are combined and divided b,
fuf tplai acreage. The average yalu
IIIF NInWm lFE This
sln4" iu 1913. the highest recorded nj
o. that time In 1919 the calculation
showed Sia.lf per acre. and in 1921
elt.'- dechne OF approximately 60 pc
cent. and Co q figure about l2IS per cen
teluw the level OF 1913 This year
prices have bern much higher
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-28
FANS TURNED OUT IN FORCE
TO HONOR DEFIANCE ELEVEN

In preparation for the game with
Parks.de on Thanksgiving Day the
Defiance Bulldogs Will practice tomor-
row night at the Third and Adams
streets grounds at s o'clock.
The Tenth Warders are not dis
heartcned over the defeat handed
them by Clifton Heights and are anx-
ious to display their ability TO local
followers again.
Many members were do~nhearted
due TO the action OF spectators crowd
ing out on the playing field during
the game The crampcd playing space
hurt Defiance on many occasions Grip
ping their important offensive weap-
on. the forward passing game. The
players hope the above conditions will
never occur again and while appreci-
ating the great homage paid them by
having such a large following Journey
out OF town to witness their efforts on
the gridiron. they trust they Will not
| infringe on the allotted playing space
OF the gridiron.
The squad emerged from the game
little the worse from the experience
and every member Is expected to he II
battle array on Thanksgiving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-28

the Tenth warders In the last game
having been picked favorites by many
OF the leading football authorities OF
the city 10 win easily.
However the dope was smashed
when the purple lads broke out In n
fury with the football knowledge and
crashed through their ancient rivai
defense for three touchdowns winning
the game handily by the score ~ 10 0.
The defeat trampled on The pride
Of the 4<irkwood Park team and ~
followers and they are still under the
impression they can cope success
fully against the West Siders.
Thanksgiving Day has been looked
forward anxiously by them and now
II IL near. their opportunity OF getting
a crack" at their rivals only n few
days distant.
The only thing that separates Park
side from n successful season Is n vic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-28
RALLY IN EXCHANGE
IS WELL SUSTAINED.
PRICES MAKE GAINS
Almost All OF Industrial and Rail
Lists Respond to Up
ward Tendency.
ADVANCE I TO 4 POINTS
nv Associated Press to Evcry Evening.

~ Associated rrcss To ENcry Evening.
New York. Nov. 2S.-tv1all street
1910 a. ml.-Stock prices showed
much better t,nc at the opening OF
tcday's market. short covering opera
tlans being apparent throughout the
let. United States Steel. common. sell
lng eS-dlvidend. more than made up
is dividend at the opening, but react
"a I point in later dealings.
Ons moved into higher ground un-
der the leadership Of Standard on
shares. New Jersey being pushed up
a.. points and California I. California
Petroleum moved up ga and Pan
American \. and II. also were strong.
Good buying was noted in the rail
shares. Louisville and Nashville ris-
ing 90. New York Central. 1ss. Nor
folk and Western and Texas and Pa
cac I each and Atchison. Reading.
New Haven. Northern Pacific. Baltie
mcre and Ohio and Chesapeake and
Ohio substantial fractions.
s BALDWIN. Studeblker. American Lo-
comotive and Corn Products. also
gained a point or more. IAsgett and
Meyers jumped ten points.
Foreign exchanges opened irregu-
lar
Noon The opening rally was well
sustaine during the morning. the
lower renewal rate on call money
aiding operations on the long side
Speculative belief that the current
rcactlon had temporarily run It's
course. az least in a number OF shares.
was reflected In the resumption Of
pool operations in some of the low
priced oils and other industrials.
Virtually an divisions Of the indus
trial list except the independent steels.
participated extensively in the up
ward movement with the advance
most marked IN the oils. foods. tobac-
COS. equipments. motors. feathers and
l. :. Stc, common
Rails also responded 10 better buy
ina pows. New York Central. Illi-
no.s Central and Missouri Pacific pre-
forrcd each rising points.
some of the other strong spots were
California Petroleum. Manhattan
Electrical supply. Mexican Petroleum.
Chandler Stromberg Carburetor,
American Tobacco and Tidewater oil.
tho gains ranging from 3 20 points.
can money opened at 4is per cent.