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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
Bud1nan

Muguit un6 Arnolo Scroll, netn
uno feds Sabre aft, &inoer Der atpi.
iden bier un6 Yier5 p%obnenoen So
milie @ictor &eroI6, melme lebteu
0onnerftag o,f Der 8iebspei5e BON
8Iib getotet tu,1rben, iino Samftog II
Elm eemeiniomes @rab gebettt tpor'
sen.
Ser Samilte @eorg Sbieoer tu1r=
Sc ein geiu1oes Sodterden gebore1.
M0ge es CUR 8reltoe Ser @ltern mod.
fen 1tn6 ge6eibenl
3um einun6atpan5tgiten @eburts.
togsfefte Ser Soba1tta 3entter ber'
anftalteten 6eren Sreunoinnen @egi-
no Surrle uno @briftina &orti6 cine
ge%ieaidaftlide l1nterbalt1tng, an Ser
sese1t funfatg @dite teilnabmen, Die
iib ole nod Ser5ensluft beg gebote<
men 8ergniigers e%rfreuten.
Sra1 Sran3 Seid bon Min1aeapo-
Zig bielt Itd bier mebrere Gage i'm
bertpan6tidaftliden &reiie beiudsnei-
fe auf.
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Datfins.

Bon mebrere @od]en tangent 8e.
Jude ii Douglas, 81. %. FIND g. s.
|8eber lrb @ottn1 mfeoer nod @a11ie
5uriidgefebrt.
81. uno 5rau 5turre pobnten Der
Donneritag IN 8nifel obgebaItenen
5tnats Me6ienI Contention Bel.
NaB eirtige Gage Tangent @eiude
in Der GnnniIie SO. S. McgartbD III
SRI. Ngnes Sa1ter IN ibr gIternba1is
5u ct. Cloud 5ltriidfgereif.
Matbiag DorneD ur16 @uttin eritat-
teten Sonntag Dem in Slice als Bfar-
rer at1geiteaten bodtp. 9errnN 3on-
.laep eire1 8eil1d.
6. s. OILERS 1tu6 S0bne Sob u16
Don. naren 5onntagsbefuber Der
5tearns County Sn1ptita6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
Qpo,1.

Ser Samilie Mlbin Bobmer tpiroe
Elm ber5ises Mao6en geboren, tpo51i
ber5lide @liidpiinide ei1tgingen.
6amilie Mi6. &einart bon Neir.
1eapolis mar BIER Sonntagsgof Der
6amilie M6mann.
Mid. Sbome mur0e bon ieiner @at-
tin nit einem g%eiunoen So6terden
beidenft. M0ge es ben Gltern nnr
Sreu6e bereiten.
Strait 9. S. 9ieori6 perbrahte 6ie
pergongene 8o9e BET in Mt1neapo.
liz tpobnen6en Berman6ten.
Sra,t @ap Sbtparb bon ct. CLOUD
befinoet ii6 bier 5u mebrpodiger1
8eiude in oen 6a1nilien 90. 8eppers
1,n6 Setnrih 21otutg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
6oIoir1gforo

Der bier am Montag gefeierfe 9r.
beitertog mar tpobI bag id5ffte Ct.
eignis, bag ftd felt Sabreft IN Sol.
bitgfor6 ~811getrngett bat, tperigftens
mar 6as sic o11seeiprodene anfidi
Der groBen Menfden1ne1oe sic ffd
al.r Seilnabr1e al benz BON ibo11ern
8etter beguniigten Seite aniarnerse-
fdaart baften. Die 81tr Seier getrof-
fetteng orbereittt1een Ingen ii sen be-
item &at1ben, utb = tam q 0aB @
Oh gergnigen alIer Mrtert ffniir Sung
aino m nidt mar1gelte 6etr11ad eth
ieoer seilnebt1er III 8nfrie6etbet NIT
benz mas e. geieDen, geb6rt lino ge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
1l1eIroie.

8orIeRten 5onntngnben6 mur0t
oem bodpn. Germ 8uBma11n, tpeide1
bon Der ct. neutrality-suspicious. als
IBforrpr nod Der g.. 6ranciS @e
mei1oe in 81. Srancis Deriektt ltul1r6e
bon ben Mitglieoern Der ct. 8oni.
ia5ius-@emeinoe I'M grogef9ob De,
|Bfarrfir1e eine Midieosfeier bereitet
Ole i'm bot erfen1en Iaifen, 6ab man
fem fegensreides 8irfen ii beiagter
@eueinoe al piir6igen uno 8u dd,
ben meiB. Sn Mnerfe1lnllng feiner
|geroienlte Inn Das 8obI Der @eneinoe
ii iieiner @ebilfsitelu1g tpa1roe ibm
cine gut geipidte g0rfe Hberrei6t.
Sir Die Inn getporoene gbre iprad
Der bodyp. Serr feinen tiefetnpfl1noes
men 9arf aus.
@etra1lt tpa.roen Del elmer port
bodap. 9farrerB iuenbrinf MittlDodb-
morgen pergangener 8ode I'M edbg
1ubr gelefenen 8ralltn1efie SoDrl
l5dtpeg1na1111, gobn Der ii Spring
SIN nobnenoen Sa1tilie Clemens
Shnegn1an11. mo SRI gona Srrs
SCI, Eodbter Der 6aurilie SSoDarn Srp-
Der bon bier. M0ge es benz Blnide
ieiner gertparloten lir0 6ren1t6e ge-
n1diEB bem ii11rgen Baare an eigel1er
Serb ii MeIroie tets npobIergeben
5ral1 Nat4d. alei,t bon Maspeton 9:
erfrelite Ste ieruuobnetloe frau
Mnria 8iird1er NIT 8efub ut1o GtI.i
lgbrifii1a Mibels i11ab n11geneb-
mem geita 1eitbe LETTER Bode 1tad
ibrent Seint III @abpeton 5ariidse-
febrt.
ggeGe III bon ei1tett mad
tpobriid, g g, eertddten geidd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
meire Grope.

ST. ben Eotunibips gaeire @robe
1nb @ettD mobne1lbe Sar1lrer tpa1rberl
iiiiber bier5ebn Miu1lten lekten Greitag
Mbenb in peirliider 5pannung gebal,
ten ourA ei1en @irbeltpino, Der ftd
in elmer g~ntfern11ng bon u6t Bis i2
Meilen bir5og urb nit Ausnabme oes
Mobnbal1ies aue Nebengebdnoe oer
Banilie 5ran5 9hmieiing NIT ih rib.
Mitglie6er ser ~genan11ten S6arailie
batten 3ufl1dt I'M Seller beS Bad.
n~eingeballoes gerron111er, DaS nit
Qnsnabme 6es Da9es gliidlidertpetie
111tberleBt bIieb. Dagegen 1pnrben Der
ygroBe Stan, sic Remife un6 nroere
@ebd1loe n%ouitdn6ig 5eritorf. Anf Der
Sarm 6es 9einrih @a1npien tpnrbe
6ns groBe l%tnbetpobnte 8obnbal1s BON
5unoament meggeboben u110 Dos Silo
tnllroe nebit anberen @ebdu6en ger,
Hort. 9rei 8feroe, Die iid auf Der
@ei6e befnn6en mnrben bonn Sh1r-
me gegen einen 8aun gelporfet, 1111
f1Iin1m berIebt. 8ebor Der 8irbel.
TURN sic 9rti9aft Meire @robe CT
-tZS Hl---F"f .srl-EE- srE ~ AHLXxAE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
5auf Rapids.

50. S. 8i11es, 5efretdr Ser Ben.
ton County 5air Mfiociotiott, baf 81.
men groBen gerluit 51 beflagen burd
#6as gerenoer1 ieines @entpferoes Mi.'
nor Bnth, meldes bei etnen @etDit.
tee am lebten Donneritag nabn1it.
tags bonn gIie getroffen nno getotet
51puroe. Dus Idore sier, baS elmer.
Nert bon $500 bate, erratg a1f
Der Benton gouttp 6air ben eriter1
IBreig nno baitte aa Ser g~faatg-s5air
W~ettreitt1er III oie are1a gefiibrt
iperben ouen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07

GIroia

Die reg1lIare &arfenpaprfie d Der
aoma1nnitdtsbalIe mnrbe lesten son-
tug abgebalte1, nno tpie bie border.
geganget,er. 10 brahte aud bieie ben
bielen seilnebu,err bie ertpiinfddter
bergnugten 5tnr0en.
RarI 3osfe piro NIT Ga1nilie iein
Seim bon Ser Jarm nod unierem
std6tden berlegen.
Gum gbeitn16 mnroen Sonntag
in Der 8farrfird5e perfanoigt Gnitap
Sou ,1no Sri. 2oretta 2a1abab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
6reeport

Son einent feds Mornte la11gett
&olsleioeub tpeldes ffe ftd fnr8 nod
Dem Sooe ibreg @atten, Der fi6 I'M
Sebr,tar 51trug, 5u5og, 1T 6ro11 Aug.
|8iidoff porlebten 6reitoa ourh
Sen SOB erloft mor6en. Sic Dabinge.
fdie6ene naroe Dor iteb3ig SSabrert in
Deutidlano geboren. sSn 1872 berbei.
ratete iie itA in Buffalo, 50. g., uro
fam NIT ibrem @atten in 1889 nod,
Minnefota. Sos i1nge Soar lieB iiib
a11f elmer 5arm I'M &o1pnfbp Mia.
moo6, 5tearn8 COUNTY nieoer, n1tf
Der er Biz gum Sdbre 1910 berblieb
,,to oau1n fein &eirn mod G6reeport BET
legte. Ndb eirern ont %. Aug1lf IN
Ser Sera Sefu-&irde g~efeierten SIC.
quiern fa11b BE 8eeroigl,11g I'M Bet
iein biele @ertpanote1t un6 8efn11thte11
anf benz bieiigen @ottesader af.
Ne0ge tie ruben IN Srteoeni
Gie ebr1p. Sdtneftern Meetho0tn
unb Mtbotia bonn Notre Game Son.
bent 81 gIeoelaro, Ohio, ffnb mad
nnebrere Gage tangent @efudbe Ser
Brau Milb. 8euning nod Dbio gu.
riifgefebrt.
@ah mebrere Morate largem 9e-
Jude in ieirer nIten Seintat IN 81.
oerburg, Deutfhla1o, lift &einrid)
|Miner Dorlebten Sanitag mie6er 1Dobl
bebaIten bier e~ingetroffen.
SET einem Montagmorgen lebter
Bode I'm iieber l1br bonn bodm. =:
Marfus, %. s., bon Tacoma, $50
Ellington, Br1toer bes 8rdlfigams,
geleienen 8rnntmeiie Iiieben @ ebbee
.Ii6 berbiroen Mugltft WiiedJmam un6
8itpe Mnna Sbmeitg. Weit ieinen
Bertpanoten unb 5rertrben miunffMf
benz 1te11en gbepaare n1b Der u9eeoro.
tern" Elm tets frieolides gbeleben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
Colo Spring.

@dbren5 eines 9ienitagmorgen 1et.
ter ISOLDE in Ser ct. 8onifa5iltsfir.
DIE bonn bodap. p. Meinra6, 8. g,
g., geiunger1en 8ra11tarntes lteBen IL
rem Sreubtn5 6ur6 Brieitersbanf
iegnen Sror5 Sdmitt, 5obn Der 6a.
miIie Matb. 56mttt, un6 Sri. Ores,
sentia Drontle, Sodter Ser 6ran Be-
ter DrontIe, beioe aus benz bnprifden
Settlement. Sci Ser Mutter 6er8ralt
fon6 i'm @reiie ether beiteren @6ife,
fdaar eia iid0nes Sodsettgfef ftatt,
tpobei bag irttge Soar, BAG feit @eim
a,1f elmer ttabe9foseoe geleget1en Snr1n
einridtert miro, nit ben ber3liditet
@liidtpiniden beoadt tuuroe. Moeen
fid oteielben berpirfIidenl
Die ebrp. Sdpefter Mrierib, 81. g.
g., bonn ct. Soiepbs aotbent erfreu.
tie m6breno Der erften gnge bersattges
1,er 8ode bier ibpe Msi1tter, gra1 sc.
@ra,1s, nr6 ibre Sdtpeffern, Die
Sra,tett @irb. gernarb uitb sos.
WIantenberg, nit Befube
Mid. 2ar6p 1trb sSra1i bon Cent.
mel Butte, 81. g, lino Better 2arbD
bon @osIin, q. g., sdben ibrern bbiier
at Grade getraeeter1 Batter Wtfolnlts
2ar6p bas gbreneeIeite gum @ottes.
oder.
Ser SarniIie Seinrid gbiripp
pltroe Elm geiun6er Nodfornnte ge
borerL iposli beraIide @Iudnunide
ettetngett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
Jacobs prdirie.

Nm &auie ibrer Eo6ter. Der bier
smohnenben Srou gbeooor 51omer
hot i'm auBerorbentlia boben Sitter
BON eiit,,1,,oneunaia Sabren 6rnughri,
ffion Weber. porlebten Dienitag NOR
neng Dag 2eitlid,e aeiegnet. 81 ger=
itorbene m,1roe In giesrgbl,rn, Bren-
rem. aeboreu, bon no tie, pieroebn
eesohre alt,.mit iibren 8rnioern III Die
ies aan6 tam, sic Iid III 8iscorffiin
nieoerIieBen. Sod ibrer 9eirat il ie-
mem @toote tam lie nod Minnefota,
mo bas i,,rqe gbepaar r.abe 81. Wl1ii-
hneIs ihr Sem rabrn, 6agieM aber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
nolien bottle beim shlnB beitere1

molten batte beim sdlllB oeg beitereu
Settles nad Sanie gi1g.
gei eirem porIesten Dienitag IN
Der 81 Marien-airhe bonn odlpt.
Germ S~iloebratro 8SlIer gefeierteu
8rautamte dloiien ben gnno far's
l2eben Mugnit attoa gobn Ser So
mile 8ilb. a1on, urD bereiia
Golfes sodter Der 5antilie Gerhard
Molies. beioe bon bier, aait iei1tetl
@ertpan5ten uno 6relnoen piiniht
ben MeipermdBblten aud Ser ugeoroo--
tern eir beiferes gCbeIebeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
Roscoe.

6ra11 Sacob @onaer 11to aitloel
BON, MinneapoIig eritotteten bier Ell
men adt Soge la1tger bertDan6tldafft'
Eltden 8eiuh.
4ln Der sttenr1tg County 6uir,
nairoe u1ierer Sdufe ser erite Breis
III 6anoidsiften 5uerfanrt
Das Iebten Sonntag bier aut1 Sc.
ten Ser @euteitt6e beranitaltete Nic.
mic bette BEL Der giinitigen Bitterung
gutetr 88uprud Die gorbereit1lneetl
ST 6em @entetrtbefeit tDare1 Der belten
Mrt 11to benz e1tipreher1o HeB Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
st. Nid,olas.

SRI. glenora Rottfe bon Mi1nea.
polls mar borlebten @a1nitaa bier III
Ser gnrnilie 5ran3 GnoerIe al @aite.,
Seinrih uno Sacob Nnnrbab bon
Serbian Dair1., fanoer iid bier an,
Bette ibrer fhlin1m erfranften sdtpe-
iter, Brau Soiepb &enren Elm.
Bon einem 3tpei @oben 6arert1oen
9eiuhe iibrer III Noroonfotn mobnen.
ben gertparotteu 1T Grnl Beter Birt.
feIo lebte 8obe tpieoer mad 9aiife
5l1riidgefebrt.
SoieW SdniH reiite am Montao
mad NortD Dafotn, no ct f nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
Rocfniue

ans 1telte Nfarrbaltg Der @erreitloe
iit foioeit ertig geM, oaB es feiae
M6iu1nlidfeiten oem Bohn. seelior.
ger Dilb. gu111per eridlieBen tam.
saul 6r6ble pel6er pdbreno Oct
letter 8tuei Sabre 10roltd Dor bier
ben Mderba11 betrieb. fat Die peiflid)
bon goIo gpriw gelegene so. S.
Manring Barm Haht gelto1nr1e11
u1rb bereits be5ogen. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
etuf Der Uabrt nod benz
Drieoen?
@on 81. l1lrih 5hmiol

G 1911 OUyktkO 1929
Der Na9folger oeg Hapites Biin,
XI. auf benz Maildnoer er3biidofli
de 5tuble, Moniig1rore guger1io 50
batte unmtttebnr nod ieiner iiiingite1
SmBroniiatio1 eiren 8irtenbrief al
feline gr56i05eie erlanpn. Dartn &c
|idmor ct bic @ld11bigen bon benz nm,
ieligen 8nirgerfriege ab3ulafen, nod
Dem 8ruberblut in Der 5taot uni
.Di05eie oes Fl. Mmbroiils gefloiier
i. Dieies 5irtenfbreiben bat 5ul
.5eitigung 0es inneren 5rie6ers ii
Ser Maild11oer gr5oi05eie mefentlid
beigetragetb rro audi BEN aotboIifen.
uibrer 5iIippo Meoo aus MaiIano,
Sen ebemaIigen Miniiter, DeranlnBt,
in Ser Nugn.itnl111rner Ser 8enfdrifi
9itoe &eniiero 6as gerbdltnis ser
Ratbolifen gum 6ngeig1no ~eingebeno
oar5ulegen. Meon ole Aotbolif, SIT
rift 11ro Bolitifer fonn1nt 1obei al ser
S6luBfolgerllrg, bob Der 5agcismo
i'm 8ioeriprud ftebe 51ll11 driitIi6e11
Sittengefese, nie our 2ebre oes 90.
a1tgeliu1ns uber @etpoH, @ade u16
Ser ein5eInen unterto11ett
benz State gegeniiiber.
lin biee Beftrebungen nod Sem
i1tterer Grieoen 3u ei1te11 boMen Or
folge gu berbeIfen bnt Bils XII.
gleid3eitig Elm bobitbe0eutiotnes
Rltnoibreiben al oie itaIieniide 8i.
iIh6fe erlniien. Dari1 tperoen midi
IDie iibblliid, Sic @Idaibige1 rn1r gum
nm ben Srieoen o1fgeforoert,
Ion6er11 Der 8npft berIn11gt cine I'm.
lnterbrohete tdtige Mitarbeit altr.
6erbeifiibbr1ing oes Brieoens. Dieieg
pdpiflide Mltrbimreiben an Sen ita-
ltieriid)en gpiscppdf ein gorlGufer.
Set ieit laa,gem dion prparteten, aber
It1ttter nieber Derfd)obe1en ur1O MN
September Dffober III Musiim ge.
pdpitliden g11cpcIIiifa, nelde,
bic man berfiidert ein hpi9iger @eg.
Ipeiier duff ser Sabrt nod oert Grte-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
st. 111arti11

go1tntpattpaH Bd1tI abIes, 5e-
.prdiiiifiibent 6eg aotnitees tic Ben an
"a. 6ieies Moratg ii 81 glo,to tt
itlbetoen gtoots.aatboIifetttng Ger
barb 8ierberL s5sit6iiriget1t 6es Mea-I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07


ls
7s....,L.. Io1o
q
m.-,....,.s
su ~. A.. q - 81. q.
Ivy ~ 80. VI ri a,sss4
re, ls. ~ ~ s.'' 49, ~. 49,
49, - uel 81 ~ 3 a...as =,
~ as.a s oy,,'sS -
V ~ 90 y 10y
m.u4 ~. q, 1, AZ.
s. pap D.sss "a. m;,Ms Cor,
nas;aIha,, ~ ,orn,,.
Va, a.. n. ~ m;r.a,, s,erMe e.4ar;e,
uls.. ros4a., sanahan ghs;,,,n,h
81, - 4;afsn gsA,asra ma aI,,aiY',,,a
$3.50. 49, s., a,.H,,sft ,-o;t;nte. &c
@;sa.s s.4ol;ess Trnft Spi,,er erhn.
b.,,s,, no., rstfI;dbpn grIsier ilber.
a,a,,o, m;ii;o,, ses ssr;pnpr,a ma
Ia S;eho III Hrhen ;;h,e,, lsifpr mr.
|hnI6inpn aprbpiifiiibr,,1,n 6es Hrieoe11s
a. pprboa,beln ;ba,rd, lire erhohte Meui.
orbeit on 6ie|er1 11iniiterium recon-
catnttoris, Mmt Ser Bieoerberiobr
11utg, auf oas 6ie Borte Des 9npftes
bon az unferen Rin6ern SSttalliers ge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07

9erlauf ser Belflidhfeit aud tid 6as
@eringife 81 tpiinil6en Hbrig.
Matb Mn1Iinger Bat If mad @let
ulen, q. begeben, 100 er grt,te.
1lnD Dreidernrbait berriidten tpiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07

wv
fatb. Bolfsportei ifimanten oafnr, beg-
g1eiden Beano, Ser SS11tin1ug bon @iio-
lit, oagegen ober itin1n1tear sic 60
5ialiiten inter sGiibritrg bon Grebes
|1tto Snrati, Die &onnIrn,nilte11 urter
8ot1bacci l1r6 gra5iaoei arr1 Sic SSas.
1,rter Siibrl11g bon M,iIpIini.
gsab aqgelnei11er politifder Muffnl-
lung tam es aIs aiisgei1Io5en 4el.
tel, Dob Der a6nig elmer garteiqr,1p.
pc 3l1liebe, bic Rnrr11er oufIofen ,111o
oog 2ato IN eit1err brntigeu @aH.
farnpf ftiiir5en dBt, Ser 1,utr 8ur st.
.bobu11g Der bI,itiger1 8r16erfdmpfe
Mbren n1iibte. 4ie a5iung beiBt iest.
ME ai.d BET Ser geitrigen genots.
itsnt1g 51ttn @1g6ruf nefornr1e1t II.
nod benz 5enotore 2uiei au38otti:
Serbeifibrung oeg innere,1 Sriebens
1tr1b MISUNDERSTANDING oes f~inanaieI.
len nirti6aftriden @leideepfdteg.
Chen oestoegen don.te man aud
drr9itli4 mad 2ot1oon ob Shorser 81.
,,el Grfolg er5iebeu miro. grtaeqe1
Der oer'disocnet1 irrefulibretoe1 Sa-
tnst11el b1iitgen ober teilt StoIiet ii
oer Srdge Deg moratorii.tng ms Ser
Re%paratioref p6uig sic eneliide Muf.
The Washington times., 1922-08-31
Chicago live Stock.

HOGS-Receipts, $1,000: natket.
strong to 10c higher: bulk, s6.50@
9.75; top. 1886: heavyweight. $1,000
9.35; medium weight, $8.90@9.S0;
lightweight, $s.5O@9.S5; light lights,
$9.25@9.75; heavy packing sows,
smooth, s6.75@7.25; packing sows,
rough, $6.1O@6.65; pigs. $7.25@S.50.
CATTLE-Receipts. 11,000; mar
ket, steady. Beef steers-Choice and
prime, $10.5O@11.10; medium and
good, $S@10; good and choice, 5000
oil; common and medium, $7Q9.50.
Butcher cattle-Heifers. $500: cows,
s4@7.50; bulls. $3.25@6.50. Gamers
and cutters-Cows and heifers, $2.25
@3.75; Gamer steers, $3.50@5; veal
calves Gight and handyweight), $10.50
@12.50; feeder steers, S567.S5; stock
er steers, $4.75@7.65: stocker cows
and heifers, $3.5o@5; stocker calves
$5.5067.
SHEEP-Receipts, $4,000: market,
on lambs steady to 25c higher; sheep
steady; lambs (S4 lbs. down., $12@13
lambs, culls and common, SS@11
spring lambs, yearlings, $9@11; year
ling wethers, $7QS.50; ewes, S64150
ewes, culls and common, $2@4; breed
ing ewes. $3.50 OLLIE; feeder lambs,
S11.50@12.90.
The Washington times., 1922-08-31
OIL CONSUMPTION REACHES
NEW DAILY HIGH AVERAGE

The month Of July witnessed the
ogreatest. daily average consumption
of crude oil ever recorded in the
United States, while daily average
production showed a substantial
decrease. according to statistics Is
sued by the Geological Survey to-
day.
Daily average consumption Of
crude FOIL during July totaled
1,657.6f5 barrels, an increase Of
more than $1,000 barrels over that
for June. Daily average produc-
ton amounted to 1.503, 900 barrels,
q decrease of 1858 barrels under
the previous month.
Pipe line and tank farm stocks
Of domestic petroleum increased
more than 100000 barrels during
July. For the first time since Au-
gust, 1921, stocks of Mexican re-
troleum held in the. United States
by importers decreased. Although
official figures of imports and ex-
ports for July were not obtainable,
the survey stated. a decrease in
Imports was indicated.
The Washington times., 1922-08-31
MARKET SHOWS
STRONG TONE IN
. EARLY TRADING.
Buoyancy Maintained In the
Industrial, Oil, and
Specially Shares.
BY w. s. COUSINS.

Copyright. 1922. by Cosmopolitan News
Service.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Beyond u
few Of the speculative favorites. in
which prices moved forward >aggres.
sively in the first hour, there were
no special developments in the fore.
noon session of the stock market
today. In general the tone of the
market was strong, despite the
fact that the pre-holiday evening-up
process had already started, and
stocks were thrown on the market
in considerable quantity for profit.
taking.
Features in the early advance were
Canadian Pacific at 1919. the high
est price since the stock sold above
ITO in 1919; Famous Players, up 4
points to S9h; California Petroleum,
up 3h to 66h; American Radiator
at a new high. above 120. and Ma
tional Biscuit, up 4 to 159.
Chicago and Alton stocks and
bonds were heavily sold at the open
ing of the overnight developments
resulting in the appointment of a
receiver for this road. The common
opened at 3, compared to yesterday q
high at, Sk, and the preferred at 4.
loss of 6h from yesterdays close
and 8 from yesterdays high. On the
bond market the 3 per cents sold off
Ia at 56h and the 3h's Z to S1a
points lower at around 33h. In quite
heavy dealings on the listed market
the stock showed disposition to ad.
vance fractionally and the preferred
sold above 5.
Despite denials to the contrary, the
market labored under the impression
that the Federal Trade Commission
would find a flaw in the proposed
steel company mergers, and for this
reason buying power in the steel
shares was somewhat limited. After
early strength the steel stocks grad
ually slipped backward to a level
slightly below yesterdays close.
AS rule buoyancy was main.
tanned in the industrials, oils and
specialties, the market course OF
which was punctuated by small
number Of new high prices in &C.
tive stock. California Petroleum
was the most active Of the oil
stocks, but a good performance was
put up by Cosden. Phillips Petrol
cum and Sinclair. American Radi
ator continued it's upward swing
to a new high atsve 121, and Fa'
nous Players at 80 and American
Express at 142 displayed con-
spicuous strength. Pittsburgh Coal
above 20, anew high, was a fair
criteron of the progress of the
strike settlement. Loose-Wi Bis
cult forged ahead to a new top
at 81. which represents a II point
advance from the low Of last week.
Brown Shoe topped its previous
records at 81. and Endicott John
son was active at near its latest
high water mark. Shipping stocks
were irregular, the Marine shares
being reactionary. while Atlantic
Gulf went forward more than q
point to 31b.
The Washington times., 1922-08-31
Atlanta Prices Climb.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. Y.-CoaI
prices In Atlanta have been
steadily climbing since the coal
strike began. e..
Today IL was possible, but not
too probable, that a ton Of coal for
household use, could be purchased
for S11 so a ton. Run Of mine was
being quoted at more than $40 In
most cases-and very little TO be
had.
Coal prices here had been prac-
ticaIly stationary, ranging from
$7.25 to $8.75 a ton, for q year.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 81
Retail price Of coal here today was
SO q ton. based upon a price OF
$3.50 at the mine. Dealers assert
they are unable to buy any kind
Of coal at the fair price" One
retailer predicted the price would
reach SIC within thirty days.
DURHAM, N. c., Aug. 31.-Coal
prices have advanced from $11 to
SIS within two weeks. Coke sells
from 50 to S10.. A great chain Of
cotton mill organizations and the
big factories Of the American To-
bacco Company and Liggett q
Myers can get the coal needed, IL
Is reported, but have to pay for It
Through the nOse." Other folk
have to dream Of the time they
had . ton.
MORRISTOWN, Tenn, Aug. 81.
Coal prices here have advanced
100 Der cent since the coal strike
went into effect. In May coal was
plentiful at from Sc to $3.50 per
ton. Now the demand cannot be
supplied at S1e to $3.50 per ton.
Dealers have to pay So per ton at
the mines, which makes coal cost
more than $11 In the yard here.
The highest peak Of coal prices dur
ing the war was S11 per ton.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 81.
Quotations from more than a
score Of retail coal dealers today
show prices range from $3.50 to SS
per ton. This Is about In line with
prices that were paid last fall.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 81
Coal In Cleveland today Is retailing
on an average Of So to S3.25 per
ton higher than It sold one year
ago. Pittsburgh vein. Ohio lump
coal, Is quoted at S10.30 to Sf0.S5.
One year ago the same grade sold
at S7.25.
Athens. Ohio, Wheeling. w. Va.
and GAINESVILLE. Ohio. i'm the coal
producing regions, reported that
prices there were practically the
same as last year.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 31.-In.
ternatiOnal News Service-Local
retail dealers in coal are quoting
prices ranging from $3.50 to S10.50
q ton onWest Virginia lump coal.
Prices last year, according to the
dealers. ranged from 81 to $3.50 a
ton. -