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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
7ARHEELS TAKE FINAL GAME OF SERIES BY RALl
GOLFERS HAVE CLOSE
MATCHES ON LOCAL LINKS
First Round of Spring Tour.
namcnt Completed Yes
tcrday Afternoon.

The first round OF match play in
the spring tournament of the Coun-
try club OF Virginia was completed
yesterday afternoon. Several close
matches featured the playing In this
round
All second round matches must he
completed by saturday.
Results o; first round OF match
play follows:
First sixteen.
~. :. Jones won from Chambers. >
up: w. ~ Jones won from Palmer.
d"tault C. j.. Wood won from u.
Can. s and I: uotchkiss won from
ii"rvcy, up: Rawlings won from W
i. Wood. . and 7: Clarke won from
X. II. Gray. default; Duval won from
Mackay. . and !. Mcintyre won from
Tyler. 6 AMI s.
Second sixteen.
Stevens won from Armistcad. up:
Neal won from II II. smith. ! up:
kccScc won from EoSlc. / up. rcyton
won from Hogan. In &c holes .
Roonson won from henderson. g and
4: ;. Fleming won from Warren. :
and ,: Vaughan won from Nothcrn.
and 2. Mcclure won from AIRING
ton. and 4.
Third sixteen.
Broaddus won from Patton. : and
;; Rocock won from H. Il Wood. 3
and {. L. II. Funston won from Keen.
& and 4; Meek won from R"miss. ]
up y. L.. Hart won from Mccall ?
and .: Young Won from Peck. do
fault: W. +. Powers won from Tabh.
and >. O'Connor won rom Hayes. !
up.
Fourth sixteen.
street won from Ellington ard
2; Leach won from cau,horn. and
T. LanEhornc won from Rosebro. 4
and ,. Davis won from BnElcy. up:
Bullock won from Rucrcr. up in
&c holes: Ivy won from Swartwout.
and 4: X. 6. Bryan won from Trim
bic. AMI 4 Blair won from Rurnettc.
and .
Fifth sixteen
r I. Powers Won from McCuc. de-
fault: Waller won from l.acy. and
3: Laird won from j y White, ! up:
Joyncs won from fleming. and >.
Howard sutton won from r. VII
liams. > up: Gene Sutton won from
Carbon. and !: McCray won from
Ruckcr. , and !. Hodges won from
Cooke. and y.
sixth sixteen
isi'HN'HlD " p.I IRON JNbhlft
and 3 stokes Won from Scott. and
?. iiobson won from Taylor. default.
A"suStin" won from Montgomery. 3
and ; Cahil won from Valentine,
and .: X. Q Walden won from
Cary. ? M: Blair won from Goddard.
> up: Watkins won from Murrui. {
and 3.
seventh sixteen.
c. r. Walden won from saul. 3 and
,: Leigh won from Alvin Smith. up.
inGles won from Leonard. and :
Ice won from Stewart, . and :: Nc
kcnney won from William Taylor
and :; Wi;t Won from Hi. aud
!: Sil!s won from Duke, up. Mas
sic won from Crutchncld. default
Eighth sixteen.
iiowle won from Bye. Anderson
won from Bye. r V. Williams won
from Bye. @. II Funston won from
Bye. chumhlcy won from Bye. Bye
won from By", Pussy won from Bye.
Turpin won from Bye
PairinEs for second round:
First sixteen.
II. s. Jones VS.. W. \. Jones. @. +.
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Second sixteen.
Third sixteen.

Broaddus won from Patton. : and
. Nocock won from H. II Wood. 3
and { l., II. Funston won from Keen.
q and 4; Meek won from S"miss. J
up a. l.. Hart won from Mccall. 2
and ,. Young Won from Peck d" =
fault. W. +. Powers won from Tahh.
and >. o'Connor won rom Hayes. !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01

H. s. Jones VS.. W. a. Jones. G. F.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
WHITE SOX TAKE CAME
WHEN RECRUIT AsCENDS
Lindsay, for Cleveland, AL
lows Five Runs on
One Hit.
Try AssocLateh rrcss.l

CLENELANp. o. May Chicago
made it three out of four from Clevc-
land. winning today'S game, to 4.
Lindsey. u recruit. developed Il wild
streak in the sixth and Chicago
scored ny" runs with the aid OF only
one hit. Fali licagU lett fielder.
hit two hon - and missed all.
other by only W feet Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
PITTSBURGH is DRAWING
CLOSER TO CHAMPIONS
Pirates Only Game and Il
Half From First
Place.
TRy Nvsociatcd prcss.l

PITTSBURGH, IA. May 2l--PittS-
hurrh moved within 4 game and u
half Of hrSt place by taking today's
gam" from Cincinnati while the New
YORK; Giants lost.
The Pirates took three OF the four
game series with the Reds Couch and
Schncll We're unable 10 check the slug
! iug PittShurEcrs. who won. ii to >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
Soft-COllared Shirts.
They can't come off!

The rubber studs on our
newest Golf Shoe are part Of
an insolc of solid rubber, the
studs protruding through the
leather SOlc-hcnce their stay
there quality. Light weight,
flexible and what's more
harmless alike to green or
clubhouse floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
HONORS' ARE AWARDED
TWO M|DSH|PMEN
King, Star Football PLAYER, Is
Presented With Rcgu-
lation Sword.
INy Assoclatcl rrcsa.l

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Nav 3l.-'rhc
executive committee of the Navy
Athletic Association today announced
TIA" two chief athletic awards IT,
midshirmcn. For personal excellence
IN athletics. Clyde w. King. Of Cedar
Rapids. viii rcccive tho regulation
sword offered by tho athletic asso
ciati"n. and Emery Larson. of Min
ncSota, Will have his nams cnEr1yc6
on tho silver trophy cup prcsontcd
by Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson of
Sew York, FOR having done ,h.
most for the promotion OF athletics
during the year" Tho committee
also voted special mention OF honor
IN tho latter respect to Edwin X.
Durgin. OF New Jersey.
King is regarded by many ms the
most notahi" athlete In tho history
OF tho academy. He strokcd IN.
worlds champion eiEht-oarcd shell
crow at the Olympics two summor-,
ago. and as tackle OF tho army toam
he participated In three victories
over the rival Army cadets.
Wood va. Ho,chkiss. Rawlings vs..
clarke. buval vs.. Mcintyre.
second sixteen.
stevens vs. Neal. KceSco w. Pew
ton. bronson vs S. Fleming. Vaughan
vs.. Mcclure"
Third sixteen.
Broaddus VS. Rocuck L. r. Fun
st"n vs.. Meek. Itar, vs.. Young. ".
I. Powers vs. O'Connor.
Fourth sixteen
street vs.. Leach. Lanrhornc W.
Davis, bullock VS.. ILvy. II c. R-yan
vs.. Black.
Tinh sixteen.
u l.. Powers vs.. Waller. Laird
sutton. McCray vs Hodges
Sixth sixteen.
f.ipscomh ~ stokes, Hohson VS..
Aurnstinc cahilI VS.. II. q. Walden.
BlaIr rs. watkins
seventh sixteen
9. II. Walden VS. Leigh. InElcg W.
Loo. Mckinney vs.. Wit. Slns VS. Mas
Eighth sixteen.
HOWE ". Anderson H.. V williams
~. . ~. Funston. Chumhlcy vs.. Bye.
rGscy vs.. Turpin.
Dcf"nt"d EirhtD First sixteen.
Chambers vs. Rye. u. Cali " Her
way. W. /. wood VS.. Rye, Mackcy =.
TYLER.
Second sixteen.
Arnistcnd vs.. -. II Smith. Boyle
We. Hogan. Henderson VS. warren,
$orthcn vs.. Arriucton
Third sixteen.
ration vs. II. j.. wood Keen vs..
Ncmiss, NJ. call ~. Bye, Tabb VS..
Hayes
Fourth sixteen.
Ellington vs. Cauthron. Rosebro vs..
haG!eS, Eu.ger VS. Swar,wont
Trim bic VS. Burnett
Fifth sixteen.
Lacy IS. EEc. White VS. Henning.
Il. Williams vs.. Cardoza. RuCkcr VS..
Cooke.
sixth sixteen.
iudkirs VS. Scott. Taylor VS. Mont
Eomory, Valentine Us. CARY. Goddard
Us. Murrcll.
seventh sixteen.
saul vs. \ Smith, Leonard vs. stew
art. W. Taylor ". H!ll, Duke VS..
Bye
Eighth sixteen.
None
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sh"r, n"utS for ,oupvs,s,.

'NFN l'ltk. Nav 81 Xxi TlIe''
aud Young That" 81 the prize rluy
may not hEht moro than six rounds
undcr a new ruliug Of the Sew YORK
Boxing Commission Tho rule FOR
ODDS boxers under tho age Of 20 from
engaging = nshts ~ more than six
ROUNDS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01

Imported Golf Stockings in
weight right for Spring and
Summer.
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Fourth sixteen.

street won from Ellington ard
z; Leach won from cauthorn. and
4; l,anEhornc won from RoSebro, 4
and ,. Davis won from BnElcy. up;
Bullock won from RuoEcr. up in
SO holes: Ivy won from Swartwout
and 4: X. 6. Bryan won from Trim
bic. AM 4; Blair won from Burnette.
and .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
STANDING OF c1.,,us.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Washing ton at Philadelphia.
bOstOn ut New York.
Detroit mt Cleveland.
Chicago Mt So. Louis
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BUGS OUTHIT, BUT WIN

NEWPORT NEWS VA. May al
The Bugs made the series even here,
this afternoon when. duo To Mains
Witness. they piled up I'VE runs
whi'e Bum" iIcarnc was holding
the Builder battcrs at bay I'm the
pinchcs. iiead's hitting and Woods
fielding featured. The box score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York nj BoSton.
Philadelphia Mt BroolLSn
81. Louis mt I'IttSRurrh
Cincinnati ut Chicaro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
NIOIIu Mallory IoscN

CHISWICk, May 3i.-Mrs. Bcamlsh.
british player. today defeated Mrs.
Moi!a Rjurs;cdt Mallory. American
woman tennis champion, In the third
round OF the womcn's singles for the
middlcscx championship. Tho score
was 60, 1-6. GA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
How They Stand Today
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Durham, =; ItaiciS h, &.
pnn,iilc. 1; Greensboro, :.
Winsfnn-Snlcm,S X; High Point.
STANDING or cII,ns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Durham mt RnIcieh.
Winston-Snlcm ut High Point,
Greensboro mt DpnyIllc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
BROWNS VICTORIOUS
icy Associated Press.l

game OF the series went 10 tho
Browns today. Detroit losing to :.
When the Tigers threatened in tho
ninth, Pruett replaced Vangildcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS yesterday
Rocky Mount, q; Richmond, :, 90
inninssb.
Wilson. =; Newport News. l..
Portsmouth, e. Norfolk, 2.
STANDING on. cI,,,,s

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
kfchn,nnd at Norfolk.
Newport News mt Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth ut \NiIsnu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS Yesterday.
pittsburgh. II; Cincinnati, .,
fhilnhriphla.: II New York, l..
Br""klsn. ~ Huston, I.
-. Louis-ChicnSo lruim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washing ton. 80; Boston. S-t.
s. Louis. - Detroit. 2.
lineage, ~ ClrNclnn,I, &,
Only three Enmcs scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
||TT : ~. 90 " !"
'Hatted for clark in ninth.
ST. Louis.

summary: Two base hi,s-EIlcrhc.
McAianus, FlHestcad Thrce-hasc hits
shorten. Williams Ricncy. stolen
hasc-JoncS. Sacrifices Gerber. Sew
creid. Doubi. Gerber and
McNauUS. Left ou ScS-p.roii. .
Dausy. > of Vangildcr. =. Struck
out-ny Dauss. =. iIiS-om Dauss.
in >: off Johnson. in ? off VAN
glider, ~ in 5 Cnonc out in ninthD:
of Pructt none In !. Winning pitch
-Naupllder. Losing pitcher
Dauss. umpi:cs. Walsh. Wilson and
Owens. Time. 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
- for nLncge IN nin,h.

'Ha''cd for Walters IN seventh. -.
tRu'tod for Ferguson IN ninth
Washington .. 200 COO Iri
Boston ........... 600 03O Ool {
summary. Tw".basc hits-S EIar-
ris Judge Iockinpaurh. Pratt,
DIkourke. Thr"c-basc hit rice.
Sacrinccs- Ear Smith. Judge. Memo
skcy Ferguson. Double plays--'ihar-
rity 10 Hlucec; Pcckinpaugh 20
Judge LOT, on hasc--W ashlng'on,
9; Boston. Z. Bases on balls-off
Mogr!dRe. !: Ferguson. Struck
out---by Mogr!dse. !. Ferguson. 3.
Hit by p!tchor-by Mogridgo. J.
Collins and Leibold). Wild pitch
Mogr!dge. mpires-Toriarity and
Dinten. Time OF 6ame-l:52.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
Totals
Newport News.

" I'SON .............. IIW WWH WNW--I
Newport News ..... 600 600 l0O-l
summary: Thrcc-Easc hit-Duffy.
Two base hits--Ilcad, MathaG. NAL
lonee. Stolen hases-.Tioad ca. Sac
rincc hits-Miller. Adams. Bases on
halls--off Main. 8: of Hcarns. !.
struck out-hy Main. 4; by Hearne.
0. Left on bases-Ncwport News, 3 ,
Wilson, Z. Double plaYs--Mallonee
to Doweli; Walsh to Walker to
Crouch. Umpires-Orth and Shaefer.
Tim Al AN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
Ran Tor P!cIniCh IN ninth
Hatted for Bluegc in ninth
liOstOn.

I'-H-S .NI % 70 = :
washington e. .....O o3 0oo olo :
ips'ou .........o GO nOQ 00N-G
summary Two-haSc hits =
&" N"urke, ricimich. peckinpauGh,
= Smith Sarr.Gce- johnson. Double
plan rra,t and J harris: : iiar-
RS. rcaHiupauch and Judge;
p'Bnnrk" runassisrcd. Hlu"ge. :
Harris and Judge: pjcinich and
Eiuorc LET, on bases Washington.
&, Boston :. Base on balls soft
Johnson g. Fullerton. Russell. /.
StruoH out-oy Fullerton, /; Russell,
johnson. !. nits-on Fullerton, i
tn t-3 innings OF Russell. . in
~ innings Winning PITCHER
Russo.l umpir"s- Dineon and
Morlari'y. Time Of pnmc-l 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
Texas League. Ue.p,,.,

Galveston. 6 For, Worth. :
san Antonio. Q; Shreveport. !.
Houston. I: Wichita FAls, IL.
Beaumont,Pi Dsslas, -
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FIorldn stntc League ne,uIt,.

Jacksonville, O. Orlando. ..
Tampa. ? lakeland. !.
Others. rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01

Appalachian League Results.
Knoxville, 6; Cleveland, IL.
Johnson City. &; Gree1villa, 8,
Bristol -i8i Kingsport g.
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Pittsburgh.

summary: Two base hit-I.utz.
Thrce-haSc hit-Grimm. Sacrifices
Carey. Ticrncy. Double plays-liar-
gray" and Dauhcrt; Pinolli. Rohne
and paubcrt: Cavency and Daubcrt:
hamilton and Grimm; Tierncy. Marau-
vii" and Grimm. Left on bases
Cincinnati. I: Pittsburgh :. Bases on
halls-oNf Schnell. 3: Hamilton. /.
Struck out-hy Couch. /: Schnen. !
hamilton, .. Hits-off Couch. : in
] inning. none out IN second: on
Schncll in 4. Winning pitcher
Hamilton Losing pitchcr-Couch.
mpircs-iart and O'DaS. Time.
$40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-28

stock until smooth. then add four
seli-beaten eggs Have ready three
pInts OF good stock. beef or chick
o. pour in the egg mixture, stir
ring constantly while the soup cooks
gently for 15 minutes Season with
salt. pepper and a little mace. Serve
with small toast squares
Egg MOderne.
Boil six fresh eggs hard. Cool
peel and put the yolks through a
ricer into a bowl which has been
wiped with a bud OF garlic. ChoI
the whites fine with six large olives
and a half a small red pepper. Fold
in a small cup OF mayonnaise made
without mustard. And a teaspoOnful
of onion juice. a teaspoonful OF
sugar and Tablespoonful of pap
rika. Spread sandwiches with the
mixture i'm the usual manner. The
mixture may also be used as a salad
by serving it in cupped lettuce
leaves.
Russian Omelettc.
Make the usual five-egg omelette
and when ready to fold have the
following filing ready: Two table
spoOnfuls Of caviar a small grated
onion. a teaspoonful Of melted but
ter, a half saltspoonful. of red pep
per, a teaspoonful of lemon juice
and the stiffy-beaten white of an
egg Mix we'll Spread the filling
quickly fold the omelette and set
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-28

the pan IN the oven long enough TO
brown the top. II the caviar can
not be managed, minced sardine or
hlleted herring roes may be used
OK Eyes.
Slice an eggplant in thick slices
and boil IN sailed water for few
minutes. until tender when pierced
with straw. Lay the slices on a
buttered making dish. Put six small
muffin rings in a frying pan, Ill
three-quarters full of hot water and
add two teaspoonfuls of vinegar.
When the water boils. break an egg
into each ring and poach. Lift each
egg. place on a slice Of eggplant and
dust with peppe- and salt and tea
spoonful of grated cheese Set i'm
the oven long enough TO melt the
cheese, then serve. Cream or to-
mato sauce may be served If de-
sired.
Egg Tontine.
Boil cool and peel six eggs. Slice
the eggs and lay over a dish spread
with sliced tomatoes. Chop fine. a
cupful OF freshly cooked, cold string
beans and add with a tablespoonful
each OF onion juice and bacon fat
to a half cupful of French dressing
Turn the dressing over all. Serve
with cold meats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-28
THE HOME KITCHEN
By JEANETTE YOUNG NORTON
Authority on Home Cookiag=


BON DELEGATES.
Good dishes for luncheon are Of
ten hard 20 think Of when needed
Immediately. so it is a good idea to
have a list on hand. Never add one
10 the list until YOU have tried out
the recipe 90 see If it works and the
family like the result
Sayory Spaghetti
Boil package OF spaghetti. brok-
en- in short pieces. i'm fast-bOiling
sailed water for 80 minutes drain
bianch and turn into buttered
pudding dish Dot with butter dust
with pepper and a little salt. and add
a half-cupful of cream and tea
spoonful of sugar Set in the oven
long enough to rehcat. then cover
with a layer of Well-seas0ned sau-
sage meat and bake for 10 or Is
minutes Meantime fry two apples.
sliced I'm thick slices and cOred. and
when the dish lis baked lay the APP
pies around the edge
Triple Fried i'm Batter.
Take a pound and a hair of fresh
hOneycOmb tripe and cut into pieces
four inches square. Put the tripe
into a bowl Of water with a little
salt and pepper and a small cupful
of vinegar. When ready to use the
tripe, drain and squeeze out an the
water and dry on a coarse towel. dip
each piece into the batter. and fry
in hot fat. Serve on a hot dish with
a good tomato sauce in a sauce, boat.
Mushroom Peppers.
Wash. halve and seed two large
peppers and oil them inside and out.
Peel cut up and saute I'm butter a
half-pouqd Of fresh mushrooms
Take three welI-scasoued sausages
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-28


spoonful OF onion juice a hall-cup-
fui ~ crumbs. beaten egg. "A quar-
ter-cupful Of heavy cream and the
mushrooms Mix we'll and hin the
pepper shells lightly Dot the top
with a little butter and dust with
grated cheese. Bake until the pep
pers are tender.
Heart Salad.
Parboil in sailed water three
lambs hearts When done, trim and
chop coarsely and add a grated on
ion, "a cupfUl OF chopped celery. two
hard-boiled eggs chopped. and a
cupful Of finely cut lettuce Moist
enc the salad with French dressing,
and slice a red pepper very thin.
and scatter over the top. This is an
inexpensive and good salad.
Curried Cabbage.
Remove the heart from a firm
head of cabbage and chop the leaves
coarselv. Put the cabbage IN a
saucepan and cover with a pint of
hot milk. Stew gently for 10 min
Utes Strain off the cabbage, and
add to the milk the Juice of an on
ion, pepper salt, tablespoonful Of
sugar and a level teaspoonful of
curry-powder rubbed with a heaping
tablespoonful Of soft butter. Stir as
the sauce thickens. then return the
cabbage to-it and heat all together.
Cheese OmeIette.
Make the usual four-egg omelette
Il r.
the filling, have the egg-whites beat
en- to a stiff froth, and pepper, salt
and a tablespoonful of grated cheese.
Fill the omelette, fold over, then set
i'm the oven for a minute 20 brown
the top. Serve on a hot dish gar
nishad with snraNs of naralav.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-28
HERE ARE FIVE NEW WAYS OF
SERVING EGGS.

Eggs are always in season and
when the home cook is in doubt, her
mind naturally turns to them a. a
standard food The freshest eggs
always command good prices. but
even at their highest they are cheap
er than meats, and they run the
gamut Of soup solid dish salad and
dessert as no other product can, ex-
cepting perhaps milk.
Egg Soup.
Beat two level tablespoonfuis Of
flour with two tablespoonfuls of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-28

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W. Nj. Walters & Bro, Edwardsbmg, Mich.
c. A. Ward & Son, Niles, Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-28

We want to call close attention Meat Specials listed below
will read them carefully acquainted
quality meats offering reguarly such low prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-28

ess is due to persistent policy of good merchandise
nparison and be convinced
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-06
WOMAN COULD
NOT WORK
Made Strong and Well by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
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st. Paul, MINI. 81 took Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-06
Cooperation in Australia Easier Of Develop
ment Than in Any Other Land
By RANDOLPH BEDFORD. Australian Commission.

Cooperation Australia that takes hold of much of the farm stus
the railroad railroads cooperative markets.
the exporabe surplus government ships markets. and
London, markets comparatively easier of development than
other country The land and the vested interests
perabe.
Such marketing potatoes $50 ton and
without handling $40 the
farmer hard;
agent process
permanent
co-opeav-the Cooperative company
South Wa-began life $500 ucerne hay, and
last year $25O00000 Cooperation has made the Aus
traan butter trade worth $4O,000,000 year.
The of of Queensland has established
produce agency handle such farm products handled
by local corporations but prefers district corporations and
ready There state sugar msbecau otherwise
districts could crushed wheat pools stab
ze prices and give farmer the profit resulting from the m
mdman The Of fruit packers
had pineapple the
Queensland established canne marketing the prod
Of all the Gamers government pool and giving the soldier
farmers living wage.
crop misery always reapable after made these
government electromagnetic absolutely necessary
told produce more and in the rehabilitation period
increasing production falling that his pro-
doubled represent the old money
Meantime the wages fall and the only untouched
profits wages money
high prices and becoming prices
cut in half.
memorable facts which Australia coop
and aeosted and the progress therein only
only that