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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
AUTO RUNS DOWN
TWO SCHOOL BOYS

Ford machine driven by u Bridge
pu~; maa got beyond control on Zane
stree, 49, Madison school and nearly
resulted in a serious accident Yesterday
ct noon. The machine plunged from the
street - the sidewalk where two school
boys William Rich and George Klieves
we're walking. The machine struck both
boys. The Elieves boy was knocked
down ~ To" impact and was removed TO
pr D. r. BeS.'S office across the stree!
where L was found he had suffered
slight INJURIES about ~" face. The Rich
hoy WAS un!ajured and WIS able to walk
- his home. II was necessary TO take
ne Kl.orcs hoy home in car. At
late hour last evening the Kl:eves boy
was reported as resting easy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
STORk uNGERS At
GLENDALE HOSPITAL

When Mr.. Stork flew to the Reynolds
Memorial hospital at Glendale. yester-
day afternoon and alighted on the roof.
he presented Mr. and Mrs. gilbert Ryan
big baby girl. The bird fingered
around about an hour. and then present
ed a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Moran.
Both mothers and babes are resting
we'll. Both families are from Mounds
willie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
w. H. KOCH BUYS
ONE OF FRANK HOUSES

". II. Koch. general manager ~ the
lfitchman Coal company, has purchased
one Of the ". II. Frank houses on
Twelfth street through the Security
Trust company. who are trustees for the
property. Mr.. Koch's new residence is a
large three story brick with stone
front and is the most westward OF the
three Frank houses. A short time ago
the upper building was purchased by
DR.. Charles Wingerter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
ROY SCOUT MEETINGS.

Tho following troops OF the E"N
Scouts OF America will meet this eve
ning3 Troop No. at the Zane street
NJ. F. church: Troop No. ., Second Pres
byterIan church: Troop No. -. First
Baptist church; Troop No. Is. War
wood NJ. L. church. and West Alexander
Troop No. !. at the West Alexander
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
Cancel Lenten Service
at St. Matthew'S Church

Owing to the fact that DR. r. F.
Strider has been called upon 10 con
the funeral service this Afternoon r
DR.. r. NJ. Baird. owing to the IS
OF Dr. Jacob Birmingham, DR.. .er
announced last night that he h: cen
compelled to cancel the Lenten vice
which was set for 400 o'cl this
afternoon at st, Matthews -scopal
church.
The funeral Of DR.. Baird occurs at
this hour in st. Luke's church. OF which
Dr. Brittingham Is rector.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
COUNTY COURT
MARRIAGE IioSnIO1

Marriage LiosnSoS ~;
Edward Wilcox. 90. and May Roon 1t.
both Of Charleston.
Earl Padgett. 21, Kipling, O., arb
Mary Soldiers. IS. Byesville, o.
VIM. a. James. 90. colored. Wellsv1uAs
O.. and Addio Stella Mitchell, -, ooSe
ored. Of Wheeling. e,
X1ducdAfY
Gee ge Zubel appointed administrators.
Of the estate Of the late Joseph zuh1ES
Deeds Recorded
Thos G. Mayburry and VIE 70
Cecil Fee. property on Fourtosnt
street. Consideration, SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02

spect the United Zinc Smelling Cone
nanv plant OF Moundsville.
Mr. Schwab is coming direct Hs
New York. ard It is understood his rts't.
VIII he brief. After inspecting the
Moundsville plant. he Will 20 TO
Youngstown, O.. where he is scheduled,
to make an address Friday evening. ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
FRED HAHNE HURT
wheeling Painter Breaks Ankle IN Fall
at Moundsvtllo.

Fred HahHe. sign painter OF this city.
&C Twenty-third street. suffered frac-
turn OF the ankle Yesterday afternoon
White painting sign near Moundsvill".
and s In the Reynolds Memorial hoSH'-
tai az Glendale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
SCHWAB HERE TODAY
Bethlehem Steel Head Goes to Mounds
VILE to Inspect sme1tsr.

Charles N. Schwab. president OF the
bethlehem steel Corporation and one OF
the leading men In the steel and iron
world today will he in the city this
morning for short time going TO In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02
ROyh8a

\ certificate issued ny the Board OF
Architects o! Yves; Virginia. decIarlhI
mat Albert Franklin Dayton. or t"'s
city successfully passed the required
examinations last December and Is ra'eu
as a frs: class architect in this state
was died yesterday N the county court
records.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02

Thirteen ,aSes Of divorces were heard
Yesterday IL Part OF Circuit court,
Scores o. witnesses were examiner
during the morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02

Men,h%rs OF tho city council are
making arrangements for the trip 10
Erie. Pa n.Nt Saturday TO visit that
city's rapid sand filtration plant. inc
same as Ia" one proposed for "hee'-
ing. Council Tuesday evening agreed
~ visit TIA" Pennsylvania city ana IN
sDcct the plant there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02

Oscar Nrarue was the only "Rehue'
TO face his honor Judge RITZ IN po'ic'
court yesterday morning and as a ~
srIt I, was a poor day. considering the
Golfers OF the city. Hearne was under
tho influence of John Barleycorn when
ofYfc,r McE;lha,,en found him on Market
s;ree. Tuesday afternoon. He paid one
dollar and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02

Members o. the ladies' division OF
Dahna Temple OF the Dokles met last
evening at the Pythian castle and COM
melted ARRANGEMENTS for an initiation
70 be held within the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-02

Fire o: unknown origin caused slight
damage to the roof The Oaks at wheel
.ng Park. A still alarm called the Elm
Grove FIRE company, which 'eNt!ngu'sneu
the blaze with chemicals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

day. after visit TO DR.. Richard
sons parents. MIR. and Mrs. George
w. Richardson. at Crewe.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rose Newell are
now at Warsaw. y. G.. whore MIR.
Newell Will be located with the I'm .
pcrial Tobacco Company for this
season.
Mrs w II. Beaslcy Mrs l.. W
Lane and daughter. Margaret. are
leaving Saturday for an extended
trip to Cincinnati and Chicago
Miss Elsie CRrdoza ~ the gueet OF
relatives in Baltimore and rhiladcl-
phia.
Miss Alma Sdvory. OF Woodland
Heights who has been visiting Mrs.
6. :. Pr!chard at WriBhtsvllle Beach.
\. G., for the past two weeks. Will
return To the city the first OF the
week
Mrs. Lavaletta T. Arnet, Of l02
North linrvie Street, is visiting her
niece. Mrs. John Z. Wagner. in Nor
folk
Mrs. J. Allen Belvin and her two
daughters. Virginia and Marjorie. are
leaving shortly to spend Sept.mD~
at rate Springs, Tenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

place and their names were hidden
In mystery In the Invitations. The
invited were directed to don cling
hams and sunbonnets. 20 to Fifth
street and follow for five miles thu
white Nag marked course. Spocula-
non was rife following the issuance
OF the invitations as 10 who and
where. tho Bccret being well guard
ed All manner OF diversions were,
Afforded by the hostesses. and de =
iicious picnic luncheon served. tn.
place being Back Creek woodland
hvc miles In the country. found by
following tn" iiags
Tn" PULASKI FARMERS Union is pro
noting Il big county get-together
picnic for August -. the woods at
&. J.. MacYIll three miles from Pu-
laski. being aelec,ed as tho spot.
Governor E. Lee Trinklc has been
invited TO address tho plcnickcrs. aud
also DR.. j. r. Mcconnell. OF the Rad
ford Morn al. DR. Mcconnell has at.
cepted. While Governor TrinkIe is to
he heard from. Every one. irrcspcc-
1.-Two OF vocation. IS asked to Join ~
and help make IL the biggest day
tho county has ever had
AsAittoAal sa& s~Ars,ions nt tho Inn
have boon DR.. and Mrs. Stuart Nc.
CURE. OF Richmond. Mr. and Mrs
J. Il. Dcy. Jr., Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs
j T.. Warren and Miss Mildred Wnr-
rem. Smithneid. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Foley. Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
PLAN SOCIAL AFFAIRS
FOR WOMEN OF LEGION
Auxiliary, Composed of Relatives Of World War Vet
,,.. Will Meet in CharIottcsve-M Mrs T. d.
ilotchkiss to Entertain.
liN Elizabeth Witt.

the
renton Auxiliary held
this Week at charlottesville Organized
thS the
service many S., pravol
miir mingled sounds
marching
They have formed with
The home
nome " every needy family that
oN'e country Constructive
health and
tends TO the hospital the They
Members OF the auxiliary
plans OF the organized
varied policy So have they
out the
There have but the coming
session is looked to with preceded
H. rs development has rendered
that IS needed Il me as
The
fairs arranged by Mrs w program commit
day afternoon planned Dr. Kate Waller m
fet state president OF the auy,
ih'ack Jouet' Chapter invitations for m
o~oe given that afternoon the
DAY evening there viii he the Spring Mrs
= - ochkiss will also
near charlottesville
other III.
ny Johh Powell
erson and group dances
College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
CROCKETT SPRINGS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
CROCKETT SPRINGS, VA, Aug.
is.-ThiS week records many new
arrivals from the various states
Virginia and South Carolina being
the best represented
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ Lang
horne. OF Richmond. are among tho
arrivals this week Other arrivals
from that city are w. NJ Walton
and Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Stuar,
and little daughter. Ann
Other arrivals THIS weeh are Mrs
81. +. House, Philadelphia. Mrs. H. IL
Watson and her Two boys. and Mrs
Is. +. Epcs. OF Crewe Va. a O..
Wallis. j. W. Briggs. Richmond; j.
". Mellon. Knoxville. Charles II
fuihber,. Petersburg Mrs. II Il
Williams. Portsmouth: the Misses
Traylor. Of Norfolk. Charles KInE.
wife and two children. Winston
salem. y C.. and Miss Mary Haynes
piIlwyn Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Avenue, Tho program was as fol-
lows:
Waltz tstrcabbos). Miss Blanche
Minson.
Duet. Dawn" Misses Madeline
BECKER and Ellen Ford
Fairy Waltz" (Strcabbor), Grac.
Whitworth.
Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deep"
ufr"cnan). Irwin Gaulding.
AT Twilight" tGurlitD. Grace
Gauldins.
Meditution" CMorrison), Elsie
Gaulding.
"iIawk Waltz. Knight Rupert:
Sea Rcvcvic." Cecil Burnettc
Flower Song" LLongc): Melody
Of Love" G:n,; nman): "Mazurka de
salon ,williams). Teresa Bailey.
sweet By-and- BY variations
,St!.rsp. Doro Rowicy
Childish Glee" tGurlitD; "Milvay"
tEnglcmaD. Helen BEDFORD.
Relieve Me" variations Gree
mani: Tumble Down Shack" vocal
Mrs Armstrong.
star OF the Sea" (Kenncdyl. Miss
O'Dwyer.
: Melody. Remember Me" Brinkman):
La Grace" Niohm). Ganell Green.
Sparkletts tAshforb jeanette Cher
La Zingona" 'Bohm. Home
Sweet Home (Slack); "ArahcsQue en-
Form de Etude" jLechc,izky). Mat
tic T.mberlakc.
"Rigolctto" GizsD. Miss Ellen
Ford
"rolonaisc in 6 Minor" tShumann).
Mill ldtti" Eruhardt.
Arrives From Mexico CITY.
Miss May Gencv!evc Rudd. dauSh-
ter OF Dr. y. B. Rudd. superintendent
Of Baptis; missions for Mexico. ar
rived in tom last week from Mex
leo City. and is spending few days
with friends In Barton Heights. She
will join her mother in King and
Queen County shortly. where she
will remain until the opening OF
Wcs;hampton College next month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Hough left for an extended trip
through the mountains.
Party at Yellow Sulphur.
Mrs. l.. + Woodall and Miss Edith
WOOdall. Of 1926 Grove Avenue: Miss
Adair smith OF ZOO Hanover Avenue:
Miss Nctt.c Ford. OF Shenandoah
Apartments: Mrs. wythe D. Andcr-
son and son and TWO daughters. MIL
drcd and Frances. of 2026 STUART Ave
nue.. form II party spending the
mouth OF August n; Yellow Sulphur
Springs. Montgomery County
Celebrate Fourth birthday,
MIR. ana Mrs Il. ID. Bass entertained
IN honor of the fourth birthday OF
their small daughter. Dallas. on last
Wednesday, evening. The evenings
entertainment; included games and
several small musical selections by
Mrs Il. ID. Bass and Mike Mancino.
The guests We're. George Clifford.
Grace Clifford. CLYDE Clifford. Bcrta
McGcc. Ruby McGcc. Bcruicc McGce.
George 1iattorf. Leroy Iiattorf. ELLEN
Clifford. Ora Phillips and Marion
Humphreys: McSdamcS Clara Humph-
reys. Cleveland Humphreys. George
Clifford. Richard clifford. William Glf-
ford. Robert Hagen Walter LaDric.
Misses Nora Lee Watt, Ida Smith.
Daisy MUIR. Gladys MCGEE. Mary Me
Gee. Thomas Adkins and Cleveland
Humphreys
Modern Fiction Group Meets.
The Modern Fiction Group OF ,he
Literary Guild OF the Sacred Heart
Cathedral held their regular meet =
ing last Thursday evening The tea-
ture Of the evening was the reading
BY Rev. Walter T. Mott Of Ellen
Giasgow'S latest book. one Man In
His Time" IN" hook was favor
ably commented on. both "a a story
and rs a portrayal Of the Richmond
atmosphere
Mas Antcn Plays in IonIsn.
Miss Anna Anteu has returned from
Louisa. where she was cordially re-
ce!ved In n piano recital Thursday
evening. for the benefit of the Louisa
Episcopal Church organ fund. Among
the numbers ON her program was q
l.isz; RhapScdir Chopin and
Brahms group. and three OF T. l.
Boll!ngs compositions
To Give Recital IN September.
Miss NJ. t'anui" Taylor's pupils gave
a musical Monday afternoon IN honor
OF Miss Lotti- EarnEardt. Miss Earn
hardt has Finished her prescribed
course in piano and theory and VIII
appear IN recital September II at s 30
o'clock in the parlorS or the Rich
mund Home for Ladies'. ON Stuar;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
SILVER service for Prospective Bride.

ISptCldl to IN" Times DIS pa ten
1.ENINGTO% VA. AUG ia
number OF friends Of Miss Mar
Boogher Campbell daughter or
Samuel O. Campbell. vice president
OF the Rockbridgc National Bant.
met Tuesday evening at the nom"
o.; Mr. and Mrs. ". Harry Agnor in'
honor OF Misc Canpbc!l's approach
ing marriage TO H. Paul Arrest. IL
law graduate Of Washington and
lie" University. now praCticing his
profession in Portland. Greg Tn.
Sniherinr was supposed TO be a sun
prize 10 Miss Campbell. but che had
som" previous Information OF tn.
affair The occasion was unique. ~,
that presentation was mad. OF mn
iu"roUs cdrds from friends repro
s"nting silver servlc. FOR tho pros
u"ctiv" bride. happily presented by
ROY. 9 g Martin. OF Trinity Mc1hod-
s' Church. MISS Campbclls paStor.
y p."a'a:' social hour followed.
when rctr"shm"n,s were served Ii.
cutting ~ tho brides cake" con-
Guided tn" program The marriage
Us :" take place a. an early Hatc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

niece. Lillian Elsie randall. dauah
Ter OF Rev. Thomas William Randall
OF Kingston. .;amicia. in John
Thomas EdmundS, son OF James !.
Edmonds. OF King Wul.um coun.
The Wedding viii take place the ear.
part OF September
Ashr,ilic Engagement.
Nj. and Mrs. Frances Richard Ii.-
witt of AShcNillc, y G. nuuounc,
The engagement of their s!stc~. Ann.
Louise Mead. to Rcnjamiu MosrI.v
Jones The wedding Will take piac,
In the fan
Returned From North Carolina.
Miss Elise Wh.tlocli has returned
:" her home ia ToDaccovill- She
has been for some time at Winston
salem where she has been the guest
of Mr. tralich
hot"r {" nrnsG. y. &.
Nj. ami Mrs. John Carter shields
"' lexington. Ky. accompanied by
Miss Gladys Rutherford Benll. viii
motor To camp Bragg. y. e Thcv
VIII 10" tn" guests Of Mayor Clarcuc.
; Shields Miss BcaIl Will later
leave for Gr"cnvill". :. G.. ard will
be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. liar-
old could
IlnuSh-N right.
or intcrcs; here was the wedding
on Saturday afternoon, August -. Of
Miss Mac Allen Wright and Spencer
T. lioush, both Of Maryland The
ceremony was performed at The home
OF the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Wright. b" Rev James
NJ. York, Tn" paIlors were attrac-
lively decorated and an altar was
formed oil palms and midsummer
roses.
The bride wore a gown Of white
bridal satin with real lace and SPRAYS
OF orange blossoms were used in ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

sister OF the bride. ror- frock OF
yellow orGandy.
The sroom's best man was his
brother. John lIouEh Miss Glcnda
!i"ugh. sister OF tn. groom. rendered
the wedding music.
The uut-of-tnwn CHESTS for tn.
wedding included Mrs ! l.. rartlow.
of rar;!ow, " IS FioSsiv Partlow. OF
Richmond Miss l,'vH Wright al
Richmond. and Misses Lillian Asch-
'nhach and Elsie Ferry. OF Washing
ton
FoMow.Mm g rccon:ion. Nh. and Mrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

female trouble 20 give it a fair trial
and am sure they will feel as do
about 1t. Mrs. FRED. =. HANSEN, So
Svnmonds ST., Kcnosha, Wisconsin.
a medicine that has been in use
nearly fifty years ard that receives
the praise and commentator Of
mothers and grandmothcrs is worth
your consideration.
If you are suffering from troubles
That sometimes follow child birth
bear IN mind that Lydia f. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound is a wo-
man 8 rncI.cme. II is especially
adapted TO correct such troubles.
The letters we publish ought to
convince you; ask some OF your
women friends or ncighbors - they
know it's worth. You win, 30, if you
give II far trial,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

ham 8 Vegetable
Com poun d. Ny
mother had great
faith IN il az she
had taken 90 much
OF 1t and when |
had trouble after
my baby was born
she gave il TO me.
ut helped me 50
much more than
any thing else had
done that Iafvise
|al women with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
PI I.ASkI

Src- .al 20 rho Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA Aug Il Mrs u
g. TAYLOR and Mrs. ". II Gordon
We're host"ss"s At = uniqu" picnic
ru"Sday AFTERNOON. in which tn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

wi hushnn
Monng
Vienna
IL dsorIrt before
ght"r>h
I'M AmrI rScuirnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
YOUNG MOTHER
now STRONG
Her Mothers Faithin Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound led Her to Try it
!;LEinnIi~-itnn,!aI

Kenosha, Wisconsin. 81 cannot
say enough in praise OF Lydia +. Pink.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-31
IxDIa>aroIIs PRODUCE.

] II ARLINGTON.
Meteorological Weather Bureau
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-31
Births

Joseph and Nancy Snyder, 500 Bell,
boy.
Albert and Leona Ottinger. 43o East
Forty Ninth. girl
Jesse and Elizabeth Bradley, 1927 Eng
lish, girl
Paul md Frances Balm, 1909 Tuxedo
boulevard girl.
Henry and Auralia Benke. 1881 North
hetcham, girl
Carl and Ruby Brown, Protestant Dea-
coness Hospital. girl
Thomas and Ruth Broucher, st. Vim
cent Hospital. boy.
Patrick and Catherine Sweeney, st.
Vincent Hospital, boy.
Fred and Elsie Fate, st. Vincent Hos
pital, girl.
Jesse and Anna Rodabough, st. Vim
cent Hospital, boy.
Alfred and Anastasa Whitlow. st.
Vincent Hospital boy.
Stmns and Mary RedwIne St Vincent
Hospital, girl
Char,es and Ester Anderson, ST. Vim.
cent Hospital, boy.
John and Clara Proctor, 2sl9 North
Oiney, girl
Egbert and Wilma Stephenson. AIT
East Eleventh, hoy
Elmer and Lucille Griffith 1871 West
Twenty Eighth, girl.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-31
Other livestock


Chicago AaE "a HoES hf, cps,
$1,000 mlrk@t mostly Il ~ ~ lnW"r ,
buk IL s4u, Siei@si ~ W TOP, Siahh
aHag test Slo io4 tGa'2 Laeat9!4H: ~ s"'4
g. - AL SI4 tf'' ti.'3, ; ;lt u, guy -
l9b9n - e. Ee]F5 packing 80" :,
aM05A N2 s@a Z .9 AShti.a N.Y." n ~ ~
s3aia+o piss w 100 48.53 sll III hs
seti't7, 1880 htsi heS $500! go 1''' !
sahItfs 4l'l lasti7 ONT o"'.
hotr" anu lr'4te n ''tL9 = hledtslh a ,..I
t.agd y @ S"i S"2a VIM 80 ~,
7 -' 0ahthi.ii 1tsl h',.s0.' I'm nv NJ
tQiGhtf e&ttIe at@irrs' ~" ~ Wv. Wv y;
s. 500 = h'ists ''t1S o,'9 ga i l3 NY
Tiers s2Ms illa 4,.'asfe 80 -; 49,
,st'F s.rf MN! s, - i,
MIL S.,s tfa,'ksr sta..ra Sa750, II a>ork
,,,, -. a fosHR eheI, ,,i
,, - - oo6 f,,n~,.a, sh.,.n
Xxi, - ad -, iaftTa o. ~
5. ,aaina lo,nha sg-51f
M l.,rts s7|ro 81.
TX -n..i@,,t,..s ~ 5n4, IN.
Tti :, 80, - 20
3ii@ G"zaiilt ", Stte"st%'
SIat y CITY, May M Hogs Receipts.
Z apD uarket lae Down rdnEn of prizes,
50 10 - ba}h ~ sales 50 S1ulef5 car
tie kee.ip s 2.e)oi market, steady !,
tearilnGs. SInS.Ga steers $4,000 80, ,
fai butchers $as3H6lT -: grass butchers,
~ 1oa5 - staskers ana ytarhnss. 500
I - fee.tiug COWS and hetters, $500 u
> Is Sheep Receipts eco market steady
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-31
(By Thomson & McKinnon}
Mig al

Wheat--Further liquidation appeared
today IN the enrly market for wheat, but
there was sufficient demand from sea
board interests and previous sellers TO
steady the market. Foreign markets
have net fully reflected our recent de-
cline, nonetheless, Eroomhall says that
English markets are favored with liberal
offerings OF Argentine, Canadian and
United States new wheats. The export
business rerorted ever the holiday totals
around lNn,0G0 bushels, with major p0r-
tons or it thought to be Mantobas. There
Is some underlying frnness. because the
country has not yet contracted the new
wheat with any freedom but recent al q
vices suggest that the farmer will soon be-
come a willing. II not anxious, seller be
cause of the considerable Improvement in
the outlook and the present favorable
weather choice milling wheat is rela
lively firm because Of light offerings
rather than amy material Improvement in
the demand. The -four trade Is still re-
ported as poor. The present excellent
prospect for North American crops to-
gether with the reserves III United States
Canada and the southern hemisphere are
influencing the foreign buyer, resulting
In an indifferent demand. The market ia
probably well cleaned up Of unnecessary
holdings, but IS plainly in need Of a
chauB. III crop news, or m Improvement
II the export demand, II values are to
show any permanent strength We are
inclined 10 anticipate dragging ten
dency under the existing conditions
corn aud There IL no hronden-
ing Of outside interest tn either cornor
oats, both markets continuing TO reflect
the action OF wheat The after planting
movement of corn has commenced and Is
expected to continue for two weeks Tho
country is Offering and selling new oats
for August and September shipment. 4
moderate quantity 81 new three white
eats being bought today at IL. under the
September IrlCe Ii Is probably not adj
tlsablr @ anticipate any pronounced
price decline in These markets on the
theory shat they have discounted the
various reasons Tor lower prices TN thu
other hana, there Is no present motive for
ans strong advance.
Provisions y decline Of % cents In
hegs brought some Liquidation In lard.
bat offerings were taken by packing in.
sarrsts, tn" uDdertnue II the rutire ma.
Ret IS mainly hrm. although duh
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-31
GRAINS STAGE
LATE COMEBACK
Appearance of Many Buyers Is
Strengthening Factor.

CHICAGO, May Sl.--Grain prices closed
strong aud generally higher on the Chi
GAO Board of Trade today.
Trading was active throughout the
day. Heavy selling by commission houses
influenced decline after the opening.
Buyers We're plentiful, however, and the
market tirmed up
Deliveries Of Col 900 bushels on May
and contracts and heavy receipts caused
the early decline.
Provisions were irregular
May wheat opened at Sill. off INC,
and closed unchanged. July wheat
opened at Silly, off 7sc, and closed up
1hc. September wheat opened at s1.l6,
of &c. and closed up lH2c..
May corn opened at 59Tsc, unchanged,
and closed up ase. July corn opened
at elise, off ssc and closed up &c. Sep
TENDER corn opened at 64c, off 12c, and
closed up lAc,
May oats opened 351ac, off sc. and
closed up &c. July oats opened at 3712c.
off lAc. and closed up Sc. September
oats opened at 591sc, off l4c. and closed
up &c.