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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
Loss of Appetite
That Tired Feeling

Thousands take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla as their tonic medicine for that
tired feeling, nervous weakness, inn
pure blood, and testify that it makes
them feel better, eat and sleep better.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has given en-
tire satisfaction to three generations
in the treatment OF general debility.
1t restores the appetite, relieves that
tired feeling, enables the system to
resist infectious diseases.
Hoods Sarsaparilla aids digestion
and makes food taste good. A good
cathartic is Hoods Pills.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
WILL SEARCH
SHIP JUPITER
On Report That Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll Is
Aboard
POLICE AND COURT
OFFICERS READY
Draft Dodger Reported to
Be Coming AS Member
of Crew

Pensacola, Fla, Dee. 30. Police and
court officials here were ready to meet
the steamship Jupiter, said to be en-
route to this port with Grover Cleve-
land Bergdoll, Philadelphia draft dodg-
er, on board as member Of its crew.
The Jupiter was expected here to-day
or tomorrow. Other gulf ports also
were being watched closely.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
BECOMES BILLIARD PRO-.
AIRY Bos, Former Amateur Champion
of Europe.

Philadelphia, Dec. 30,--Ary Bos OF
Amsterdam, former amateur billiard
champion of Europe, announced last
night that he had played his last
match as an amateur, and that he
would enter the professional ranks
He made the announcement after de.
feating Edgar T. Appleby, New York,
holder of the worlds 1872 balkline
title, in two exhibition matches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
AMERICAN REFEREE.
Hiram Johnson, Jr, to Act In Moran.
Miles Bout.

Paris, Dec. 80, For the first time in
the history of French boxing, an
American referee, Hiram Johnson, ir.
of California, will be the third man
in the ring when Frank Moran and
Marcel Miles meet to-day to settle the
heavyweight championship OF France.
The title is claimed by Miles.
Moran has been training faithfully
for the bout. He tips the scales at
l92 pounds, or pounds lighter than
when he met Jack johnson here in
1914. Miles weights 1872 The winner
of the fight will be matched against
Joe Beckett.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
He Couldn't.

The Orator; Work, my friends, is
the lot of man; Man was sent into
this world to earn his living by the
sweat of his brow. Yoh didn't find
Adam walking about the Garden of
Eden with his hands in his pockets -
The Passing Show london.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
snappish

He Why do you reject met Il there
smother fellowf
She Possibly. Did you think you
we're the last Of the species . Boston
Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
The Art of Resignation

Our friend has not sent in the re
signation he was talking about"
Not yet" replied Senator Sorghum
sIt's terribly foolish for man to
resign from Office unles he has made
previous arrangements to prevent his
resignation from being accepted,
Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
WIFE AND FOUR
CHILDREN DEAD.
Syracuse Man Found the
Rodies at Their Home
Early To-day
GAS POISONING
WAS THE CAUSE
Completely Unbalanced By
Discovery, Husband |
Taken to Asylum

Syracuse, N. l., Dec. 80. "A mother
and her four little children were found
dead at their home, No. $50 Reed ave.
nue., by her husband at 2 o'clock this
morning. Death was caused by gas
poisoning. The victims were Mrs. Kath-
crime r. Simone, 33; Mary, IL; John, s;
William, 4, and Robert, 2.
Simone, completely unbalanced by
his discovery, was taken to the psyche.
pathic hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
FOREIGN PAPERS BARRED.
hungary, List of los Includes Hun
garian Journals in America.

Vienna, Dec 3O.--The police presi.
lent of Budapest has published a list
IF l05 newspapers printed abroad, the
.ale of which viii be prohibited in
Hungary under severe penalties. The
list includes almost all the Hungarian
journals printed in the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
BRIDGE COST s41,ooo,ooo.
Proposed to be Erected Across East
River.

New York, Dec. 20,--Plans for new
bridge across the East river at an
estimated cost of $4l,000,0o0, to ex-
tend from East Ninth street, Manhat-
tan to North Fourth street, Brooklyn,
were submitted to the board of esti.
mate and apportionment yesterday by
Grover A. Whalen, commissioner of
plants and structures.
The proposed structure would be
the sixth span across the East river
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
Merry Little Sunshine.

Visitor Ito siling friendl.-T just
dropped in to cheer you up bit and
I'm very glad did, for ! met the
doctor going out and he says you are
worse and may not Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
INSURANCE Go-GETTER.
Harry B. Rosen Who Beat the World
at II Is Dead.

New York, Dec. 30.--Herry B. Rosen,
credited with having sold more in
surance than any other agent in the
world, died of pneumonia at his home
yesterday. He had written thirty
policies for more than Sl,000,000 each,
and several Of S2,000000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-30
he Coed oIa Tine,.

] kin remember when the only Kind
a. calves 3 fellow ever saw we're thoss
doun On che fsrm.-Cinciunati En-
aHlffr
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18

1852 1T Deutidlanb %geboren, mar
allo iiber 20 Sabre aft, alS er IN bie
,@datten beS CODES ei1trat. DIFFERS
I6mdde nno Sic bamtt berbnnoenen
Begleiteri6einrngen batfen ietinen Sob
TIM @efol9e. NlS illrger Mann fam
Serr Mtelfe mad Nmertfa, nnb 5mar
biteft mad Stem Him. Gr mar 5tpetz
NAL perbetratet, bas er1fe Waal NIT
SRI. Mugufta 9ollemal0, Die Tim Dor
25 Sabren I'M Iobe bDrdnging. d3met
Sabre ndb ibrem Nbleben bermdblte
CT li6 NIT Srau Marp @6eer5, fetner
ibn itberleben0en Satin. Der Ser
ltorbene mar lange Sabre tn Dem
5hublaoen bon @mtl Wt6er8ft am
aeltcIlt urb liebelte oor Z Sabren NIT
%iei,1er 6a1ntlte mad Snslenooo, Sal.
itber no lte etne Trud Tarm leiteten.
0rei Gtnber iiberleben Sen Bater.
Die &inber aus Ser erlten STE iinb:
Sri. Trteoa Mielfe nno @0munb
Mielfe, tn Song 8ea6, Sal. moBn=
baft. Srau Clarence Cunningham,
mobnbaft tn Snglemoo6, Sat-, lit oaS
&tnb aus Ser 3meiten @be.
SEER Mtelfe mtrb ferner betral1ert BON
Sen &tnoer11 aus ser eriten STE ietner
Satin: Gt6orb 96eer5, Seem nlm;
Mobert 56eers, Song 8ea6, Sal;
gbmaro 56eer5, Noro 0afota; SUI
itap S6eer3, g. Setter un6 Saul
56eer3, IN Snglemoob, Sal, Da8
Acknowledgements fano letten Trettag
auf benz Trte0bofe In Snglemoob ftatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
9anfiaaunq

@tr miinfden rnieren Nadbarn
unb Breun6en ber5li6 gu 0anfen fiir
tire giitige Ieilnabme mdbrenb ser
&ranfbeit un0 na6folsenbem Iooe
n%nlerer geltebten Satin nnb Mltter,
Srau g. s. ga M B re Of t.
@ir fpreden aud Sen 9a%rgtrdgern,
SEN 8lnmenipenbern, alien benen,
Ste Dem 8egrdbntS betmobnten, un0
tn%Sbeionbere Serrr1 Baitor s. S.
Nlbre6t fir feline tro ltrei6en @orte
I'M leren inuigl item Oanf aus.
g.. 6, 2ambre6t
nn6 &tn6er.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
Eooesfdne+
Hreb Met.

o~<O IN#-
Montaaabeno erbielten ste Nn9e@
b0rtgen BON Greo Mead BON Metlforo
bte Trauerboti1aft, bob bieier am
0onnerstag letter ISOLDE 5 lbr nod
mittags I'M Mnofa 6oipital entidlaS
fen Jet. gs roren fetne befrieoigenoe
@riinSe bafiir an9eeeben, mesbalh hte
Tanilte ntdt friiLer pom hem Ableben
IN Genmtnts geiett marEe. Grit Dor
hret @oben muroe ser mnmebr 8era
1torbene bon Sacob Nund aus Mortb.
Star, etnem alien Nahbarn uro.
Sdulfameraben, beimht uua hieler
berintete bamals, ha6 CT tim bel siemsI
ltd gutter @eiunobeit, absr lebr mort
forg a1geetroffen bebe.
Der 8erltnrbene marEe ON 10.
Sa1uar 1860 tn CONN Mtliorb se=
boreuL uno mar ailo sur s3eit ietreS
Inhes iiber 62 Sabre alt. Gr mud)S.
auf ieines 8aters 0arm sum Wanne
beran nnb arbsttete oortielbt eineI
gauge 9tetbe bon Sabren. Sin Sabr
lang mar CT ol0 IN Sen 8rtdzDarb8
tdtig. Nls Gtnb erfra1tfte ct on Sen
Moiern 11ro bsbtelt bon oteler cine.
9hmdde beS Nerpeninitems 5uriid.
IS Grmad1ener befiel tim 10 bmal8
bic slet6e &ranfbeit uno letn mrpDie r
3ultano peridltmmerte it9 bana6
berart, bab es n0ttg muroe, tim smedS
8ebanolung I'M October 1888 m6
Sem Soipttal IN ct. Setter SIT iiberz
fiibren. @or e%tnisen Sabren murbe
Ser &ranfe baum, olS GOT fetne NnS=
itdt a1lf 8sllerung mebr porbanoen
mar, na6 bem 5oipttal til Nnofa
iitsrfiibrt. Ser Ser torbene mtro
iiberlebt BON 1etnem bo6betagten So
ter, Setter Mad, smet Bribern,
@iaiom Wead in Belptem uno Spbn
Mad IN Mtlforo nno ether 99pei ter,
Srau 8errba Meper, Seem lllm.
Die lterbli6e 6itlle muroe na6 bier.
iibsrfiibrt nno baS Acknowledgements
fano Mittmod nm6mittag pom Mad
5etm IN Conn Milforo aus ltatt.
Nlsert Stetnhauier' amtterte. Die
Beiietung erfolste auf SEM 9taot<
frteobofe.
Su lins Mielfe,
9onnerstagmorgen lebter @o6e
erbtelten 6err nnb Trau Nt9arb
g6eerS BON bier Ste betriibenoe gla6=
rt6t bon ser ernitli6en @rfranfung
Serrn Sultl1S Mtelfe'S, friiBerer Bez
moBller Seem l1lmS, unb jett In Single
>poob anidiitg. Sin Ielegramm
bra6te Ser 9deer5 6amilie Damn am
nddlten Gage Ste Irauerbotl6aft BON
bem am ielben Gage, morgenS 6 l1br,
eriolgten Nbleben Serrn Mtelfe,8.
Der 8eritorbene muroe AM 8. ,Sai1uar
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18

auSsan9S Ser Wode bier nm alte 8e<
fannti6aften pie0er a~llfsufrtiden.
Wdbreno leineS Bein6s NOR er gu
Safe TIM 9eim BON Tran @opbie
Better. DieS lit Serrn @bartonS
.eriter 8ein6 in Seem ulm felt oe,s
SnotanerduSbruds, 81 jener Get
arbeitete e. fur Nnton Meb1rer tn
5onn Mttforb. Ser Mebfner .pur-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
9antiagnng+

Muf 6ieiem Wege m06ten mir un=
ieren Na6barn uno Greun0en, ste
ltn8 mdbrenb ser &ranfbett unb bel
Dem Iooe nniereS geltebten 8ater8,
Netnbolb Sc d,
liebret6 unb tr0iteno CUR 5ette itan=
Sen, unieren ber5li6iten un0 aufri6=
tighten Danf au8ipre6en. Mtr miin=
i6en ferner gu ba11fen ben 9argtrd=
germ, Sen 8lumenlpenoern, alien
sic bem BegrdbntS b%etmobnten,
nn6 tnSbeionoere Yaitor 6. s.. Nl=
fir fstne tuofrei6en @orte.
Sic &in6er.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
9anfiagnng.

Mllen nnieren Treunoen un6 Na6.
barn ste nn8 mod bem Nbleben I'M er
res geliebten SobneS uro 8rnoer8
8re6 Mad
bilfrei6 uno tr6iteno CUR @ette itonz
sen nnb aflen melde bem 9et6enbez
gangntS betmobmen fpre6en mir bier
NIT unleren ber3lt6iter@ nno ttefge=
fiblteiten Danf aus. 3n ipeetellem
Dante perpfli6tet Iiro nir ben 9orgz
trdsern, SEN 8lumenlpenoern un0
t%nSbeionoere 5errn gilbert 5tein=
bauier fir leine troitret6en Worte.
Setter Mad,
Miliam Mad,
Sobn Mead,
8ertba Sleeper.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
. &. WdHfe ser fiir2ltd boz

Va s. Wdrfe ser flr5li6 bon
Deutl9lan6 bier anfam bat piele
@are aus Deuti6fano miitg9etbra6t
Ste er TN @roBz uno &%letn6aroel TN
56niter 9%aben.an Moro M{inne<
toto 9trabe per1aufen mtrb.
q. 8. Wbarton BON 6aribault,
eth Mitglteo BON Gapt. ylir'S So. 8.
1. Minn, Monntain Strangers mar
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
Metu ttlttt 9oH,
ten; 1 glatform Bnggp; | einiitiges

ten; [ Ylatfor1n gneg1; | einitkiges
Bmggp; / 5netliitise Rnti9e; [ Buh
Miible; / Demofrat 8ase1; 1 8re6
Bfln9; 1@etfen &eiiel; | Oeiit 5treuz
,er; 5et .Noab Hlanfen; 2 Nabm
&a1lne11; / Mabm 5epdrator;; | Song
BIflug; q u1fn Hfliiges; | 9an0 Bflus;
3 Mibing Gultipators; / Rorn Bfla1lz
5er; / is 9aub Dri1;; | DiSc; 1 Sen
NeGen; 2 Seu Nad8; | s56peine
Nad; / 26 SUP SOB Ggge; | Nbbrib
Irog; / 1000 Bfunb Usage; ls5ef
Wagen 5prirgS; / Mtin &arren;
/ Stump Sad; 4 9H Sen 5dlingen;
4 IS @anonen Del Ianf; | Nmbo8;
3 Dubenb Sub Sizes; / 96letffein;
2 quite 8ieb 6unbe;; 1 200 SUP 5eu
5eil; | Moab @eraper;; ! Get eins
fades @ei6irr;;4 Get NrbstsSgeidtrre;
3 5et Sliegennebe; 60 SiDner, un9ez
fdbr 20 Nder itebenoe8 &orn; llngez
fdbr 400 Buidel 5afer; i @al6 Mea<
ldtne; 1 SEQ 5pnring Gar IN gutem
3uftarb; ei1e ga13e Nn5abl Merf5eng
unb piele anbere Sa6en bie bier ni6t
angefibrt meroen f0nnen.
&aufsbebingpungen: Nle 5nmmen
unter $40 bar; aMe Snmmen iiber $40
auf Elm Sabr 53ett auf CUTIE banfbare
Soften NIT s3tnlen 81 8 Bro5ent.
Spbn 6iderS, Gigentimer.
81. g. 9prn, MufttDnatpr.
81. 8. 8ppf, Glerf.
6reier 2und an Mittag.
Nbp. SO
Merhef 9f6n1t11enten fir hicie 2eittna.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
6reitag, Is. Dug,

Metnorial aSeier in SDpt Milfpro aefDlet
pm @asfet 4Betidfniidf, Mbenbg erphRarfiige
Mutpnuobils8 araoe,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
Mnftipn. Muttipn!
samstaa, rs. Muauit

Wiro ser Undergraduate auf ser
u11ter Sem Mamen Sos, &loedl be-
fannie Tarm, 10 Metlen iiiomeft1t6
BON Seem nlm un0. feds Metlen iibz
lt6 bon @iitg b%egtnnen6 Inn 10 l1br
folgen6eS @igentum auf 0fentlt6er
Nuftton Der ltetgern:
8ferbe unb &Mbe+
Z Mrbett8 Hferoe, 6 bis II Sabre
Is Mtl6 Giibe; l 5net Sabre alte
gdrie; 4 bret Sabre alte Sdrien;
| 9erefDr6 8uae, 2 Sabre alt; 4 &dlz
Der.
G6meine.
196af; "A 6ritbiabr8 56Oetne.
MaiAtnerte,
l Deertng Bttn0er, Z SUP 56ntittt,
neu; l .Deering &orn 8tnber; 1 M1cz
Gormtd Mdb Mai6ine; 2 Irud @az
gen; l 2l1mber @agen; | Sob S6ltt=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18

@erbet M6Dttnenten fir bieie Getting.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
American Can mt New High.

A turnover Of over $4,000 shares OF
American Can carried It's price up rs
noints to 615s, a new high for the cur
rent year The upward swing reflected
the Improvement in the current earnings
OF the company, which are understood 70
be running more than 20 per cent. aneao
OF those Of year ago. with goou
prospect of continued betterment. Earn
iras of american Can in 1921 fell TO
s2.11 a share on its common stock. but
the seven year average on the common
is approximately 81 share. The ambi-
ton of the management Is understood TO
be the inauguration of per cent. or
Z per cent. annual dividend on the junior
issue as soon as 1t becomes assured tnat
such rate could be maintained. Inc
belief In many quarters of the Street Is
that the initial disbursement on the COM
mon will be made in the early part OF
1923.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
consolidated Cigar dividends.

The Consolidated Cigar Corporation
began the year with an operating deficit
OF $S7s.2s6. Of which $707.007 resulted
from inventory depreciation. and net
earnings for the first six months of the
current year have reduced this deficit
by over so per cent, according to a
statement made to stockholders by
Julius Lichtenstein. president Of the COM
pany. ION the basis of the company $
current earnings" said Mr.. Lichtensten.
"it is confidently expected that earnings
should be sufficient to wipe out the re-
manning deficit during the next three or
four months. With this accomplished II
is the policy OF your board to resume
payment Of the preferred dividends. to-
gether with accumulations thereof. at the
earliest practicable moment" Stock
holders Of the American Sumatra To-
bacco Company have received warrants
emitting them to subscribe ut $50 a share
to the $1,000 shares of common stock OF
the Consolidated Cigar Corporation.
owned by the American Sumatra Com
pany. Subscription rights expire Sep
tember 5,
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
steel output orr slightly.


Subsidiaries of the United States Steel
Corporation are making steel this week
at a rate slightly in excess of 60 per
cent. of normal capacity. showing only
small decline from last week. The
large independents are operating at
from 80 per cent. to 65 per cent. Of
capacity with some Of the smaller COM
panies going at higher rates. particu-
larly in the Birmingham district A
number of blast furnaces have been
banked in the last few days however.
and the proportion of scrap to pig iron
in steel making is growing. Men in the
trade differ in their opinions as to
whether there will be much immediate
help from the Cleveland coal strike set
tlement. Two months Is considered the
minimum time in which the steel trade
can resume operations near its recent
high point IL all strikes end within the
next week.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
RAN Executives. Meet To-day.

From all the information available In
the Wall Street district 1t Is apparent
that the meeting of member roads OF the
Association of Railway Executives to-
day win not result in any compromise.
although it is admitted that there un-
doubtediy will be faction which will
urge meeting the big Four representa-
tives half way. The East is expected 10
present a solid front In opposition to any
modification of the stand taken when
seniority was first rejected. What is
viewed as most probable after the meet
ing is an announcement stating that the
roads which are in favor of concessions
will proceed Individually toward settle
ment with their employees. The report
OF the committee. 1t is believed. will
make no formal suggestions as to future
action. but merely give details concern
ing last weeks conferences with the
brotherhood chiefs.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
U. $. Government Financing.

Denials from official quarters that
the Government is planning some new
long term financing did not have the
effect OF quashing the rumor regarding
such financing. The report persisted
that tho Treasury Department would
announce the terms OF a large long
term bond issue sometime before the
end of the year. It Is said that the
Government wants to facilitate the re-
funding of Victory notes maturing in
1923, but which are callablc December
Is next. through the sale OF long term
securities. Treasury certificates amount
ing to s362.5s2.5o0 fall due September
Ia and interest disbursements by the
Government on that date will have to
be made on approximately s1.Soo. .o0o.o0o
certificates and short term notes. II is
felt that IL the Government does not
issue long term bonds some more short
term financing will have to be done.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Cali Money rirm.

A smaller volume of business In call
loans was transacted yesterday but
this did not have the effect OF reducing
the rates asked by lenders. The call
money rate In the New Stock Exchange
opened and renewed at 3ia per cent. and
then advanced TO 4 per cent. In the
time money market also there was less
inquiry for loans. Money brokers con-
tinued to quote loans for three and four
months at Az per cent. while for shorter
maturities the rate was per cent. bid
and AZ per cent. offered. Six months
money was quoted at from AZ to AZ
Der cent.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23

CANADIAN. EXCHANGE New York funds
In Montreal to3 premium per 81 600: Mont
real funds IN New York, 500 discount per
$1,000.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Baldwin LOGON otive.

An increase of 81 per cent. or
s5.165,6sS. Is shown in the business
booked by the Baldwin Locomotive
Works from January | to August IL.
compai ed with the same period of 1871
IL the 1899 period tho business amounted
to s21 .15i.i07, while In the 1922 period
II was only si5,3ss.419. At present
Baldwin has more than sie.00o,o0o OF
untitled orders on its books. the largest
amount Of forward business since April
1921. The present force of Baldwin Is
about 5000 men, the largest In over ?
year, and a prominent official Of the
company expects this force TO be aug
meuted by 1900 by the first OF next
wear.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Telephone and Tc1cgra ph.

Officials of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company will not discuss
the suggestion that directors may pro-
pose the issuance Of new stocks at their
next meeting. A new issue or American
Telephone stock similar 20 that made
last May has been discussed In Wall
street. At that time the stock was
offered in the ratio OF ono new share
for every five shares held II is thought
likely that any new offering Of stock by
the company would be nade direct to
shareholders without any underwriting
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Advance In clover Leaf.

The further marked gains in both is
sues of Toledo, st. Louis and Western
stock are based on rumors that directors
are considering 5 per cent. dividend
rate onfthe common and 4 per cent. on
the preferred. Other railroad stocks
were active and in some cases stronger
during the session. advances being re-
corded for Union Pacific, st. Paul pre-
fePred, Rock Island preferred and Great
Northern preferred. New York Central
was fractionally lower, as was Southern
Pacific. Ha
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
prcpare for Coal Movement.

A canvass OF the equipment situation
hero shows that most of the railroads
operating in the East are ready with
adequate supplies of open top coal cars
in good repair to take care of the move
ment OF anthracite coal as soon as It Is
brought above ground following the ex-
pected termination Of the strike. The
I.ehigh Valley has about 1000 coal cars
in waiting for the movement. while they
Lackawanna Is equipped with It's norman
supply of 5000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-01

the city with his mother, Mrs. Sadie
Tervin, and sisters, Miss Pearl Tervin ant
Mrs. w. S. Arnold.
Mrs. A. A. Henderson of Columbus, Ga.
who arrived in the city Friday, for a vfs-
it with friends, was called to her home
on account of the serious illness of hel
husband.
Mrs. Fletcher Crenshaw and son, Jr
who have been the guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Berry at 10 North
Alcaniz street, for the past two weeks
leave at noon today for their home in
Atlanta, Ga, after very delightful visit.
Mrs. Crenshaw was before her marriage
Miss Mamie Berry of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Jones and two
grandchildren, Brent and Margaret Steale.
who have been visiting their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Berry, at Flomaton, Ala, motored to
the city to spend the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Berry at their home
on 10 North Alcaniz street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl E. Gordon are pleas
antly located in their beautiful new bum
galow at 1101 East Gonzalez street. where
they are at home to their many friends.
Mrs G S. Kennedy Joined her husband,
who is now in Apalachicola, on last Tues
day evening, where she is still visiting. -
Mrs. Mary Levy leaves Wednesday
for Montgomery, where she will be the
guest of her aunt for he next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Sexton leave
Wednesday, Mr. Sexton going to New
York on business, and his wife sepend-
ing two months with relatives in Ken
lucky.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-01
CHIPLEY

Mrs. Metcalf of Hartford, Ala, was
here Friday to secure a home for hef-
self, mother and little child during the
school term.
Mr. and Mrs. Smithgall of CaryVllie'
and sister Misses Marie and Iris Miller
of DeFuniak, were guests at the VIM
slett home Sunday.
Miss vonceil Grace, who had been
visiting in Pensacola returned home
Friday. She was accompanied by MISS
Gwendolyn Brigham.
Misses Marion Burton and Edna mae
Faux, two of Chipley's capable young
ladies, will teach at Quincy during the
coming school year.
DR.. w. B. Williams and family A. L.
Wells, wife and daughter and Mrs. j.
NJ. Flournoy, and a large party from
GracevilIe, returned Friday from an
outing at Seagrove.
Miss Irene Tuggle, who recently
graduated as a nurse, is spending
short vacation here with her mother
and sister. Her friends are giving her
cordial welcome.
Messrs. Ward and Johnson OF Pensa-
cola, were here Friday looking after
timber for lumber and cross ties.