davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
2anoeurisprojekt.

Observation-Disclosures me6oe'
Icr, of oe Sorenebe Stater bill / Dc
fomnenoe 1870 aor foretage Ell
ilerre gnl9ggeIie al Sanbepeie Der /
&atrSet. Sielge 8lanerne bill Der |
bernie Eio bli bpgect ca. 10000
Mil 2anbepeie. Noar bette folos.
IoIe grbeioe err uofsrt, pil 2aioetS
%eianI9g ooergaa eirboer anoen go.
trons, iaaoel ~nltp9rer,oe iom for.
gargne. SeIp HomerneS aanle be.
1crnte 9eie, bpis Sp bar ooret giens
rem aarbunoreber, bill blegne /
SummenIisnins meo bette.
De forifielige gnfeItbeoer peo
sSoretagenoet blep fremiat for "Sbe
Sigblpap gbucation 9ooro" pea
fets Gonferance / @aibirgton, Der
blep afboIDt fra ben 26oe til ben
eSbe Sftober, at Seiingerisrer og
@eittlingsmGnb peb 2~mobrltgSbe.
partementets 9rtreau OF Bubble
&onos, til boe1n oct er ooerlaot at
Plane % fsre Spipn meo &onitruf.
tionen og grbeibe at oifentIige San-
hebeie.
Den aniIuoebe Slm Ser bill meb.
gao til bette, err cn1trent 5000 Wil.
rioner Collars, forfeit paa beinc
20-aars Geriobe. 9ette Overlap CT
haieret paa ert. eienneminitlig Hris
al 1900 Collars pr. Dill.
Smtrent "A Of oct planlagte Or.
betoe, eaer 10000 Wil 9anoepeie
er a1erebe bpgget ener nnoer Mr.
teioe. Se npe Rlaner er uolagt
efter ct mt Spitem, ioet man Der |
Re Soreneoe Stater belt til / Be iibitq
gar bar bpgset geie ultoer SenbIif
taa of opnaa ct nationGlt Spitem
Smloepeie er blet bp9get bppr BET
t~rPngtes, 1tben at tage / 9etragt.
ming ON De blep mlagt pan Den melt
Ieniigtsmpsiige WaaOe for OF fulne
iamenfnpttes meb bet itore Net al
&eie Der itreffer fig oper Ecle Gan.
oct. Srgeniererne isgte mere OF
rrsoe be itebIige og siebliffeIigc
arop, emo ot toge Se;tIpr til Sta-
ttrrtes og NaticrenS Itsrre &rab.
Wan bar imiolertib mi planlaat
&eiigitemet meb iaapel De no.
tionale iom iteolige @rob for Siet,
CO Irbeibet forti9ttes frenoeles meo
ltnoerisgelier for OF op1,oa De NETT
te~niigtsm9siige Wetbober for 9pg.
nin9en, blanbt ara6et n1eo Senip1 til
tpaailags Srafif 8eiene er beregnet
for, os De forifieQige SoroSmons
Wooitmoseone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
6oot Qar / CANADA.

Sttaipa Sen 30te Npp. Bureau OF
Statiitics gisr BET Sperilag, at 60
nabas SpebeaOling iaar uogisr 39t,.
1881 900 @uibels. 8ette er en- @iens
Notwithstanding al 17R 9nibel
paa Icren. Iplingen iaar er altiaa
beore, enb BEN rtoget Ior bar pGret
iiben &ronaaret 1916.
Sapren aniloaes til 5t3,033,000
9uibels, en- glpIing iom fun en- Gang
fSr er o%pereauet, nemlig for 70 aar
iiben, ba Ser inobsitebes al Sabre
$50, 709, 700 guibels.
Ssiaplingen, baabe blot Sei og
&lsper, er ulige beore taar emo flor.
Sfior bar Iplingen ifral paa @r,no
al laneparig Serfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
Olieproo uftionen.

Sfslge Mmerican petroleum Sn.
ititute bar Der | reen, iom enbte meo
25be Ropember, Ell Neogung al
1900 Barrels | Hroouftionen al raa
Ole | be Sorertebe Stater. Sotal.
iimmen for Sen 1lge par $50 ,40O
Barrels MOB t,645,3OO Barrels
ltget for.
S 2sbet al iamme llge bIep ser
inofsrt al raa og raffineret Ole til
iarmen 1897 ,O47 Barrels, MOB
1906, SS1 Barrels l19en for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
uro | GvifIano.

Sra Berlin teleeraferes oen lite
Dec. - Der er for nGrpPrenoe Ell
nipbpanlig llro % @iering runot
pmfring / Tpiflanb, bbilfet trent.
aaar al fslgenbe, iom altiammel er
b9nbt / 9sbet al bet iibite Isgn:
&aptein gbrharot, / lin Sib 9eber
al oct m~islptfebe 6app.S prsr, poa.
MI arreiteret; npe 9emonitrntiuner
i Wfiirthen al "@roaifiorter" eaer Sc
boperife SaciiItcr; BoIitiet oper.
rrnnpler ct bemmeligt Weoe al Sen
Iaafolbte natiortaltitiife Solooter.
Organization, iom berpaa al oen
prsiiiife Staggering beorores oplsit;
ole Yartier i Tbinlanoene ~iorener
iig for of "befiGmpe Sen f~ranife
SmperialiSme." Naor BERTH font.
mer raoifole Gemonitrationer Der
% Der, Sungeroptsier og Streifer
al ale SlagS Solf - beriblatbt al
Gprerne / Safien, Iom faar bare
CA Marf 5imen og life fan lepe al
BET = iaa faar man ct meget brogct
@ineoe al Sen @ipring, JON for
n9rp9renoe berifer / Sinoenc /
Spiflanb.
aaptein Grbarot er / Soils Ops
iatning inoirefte onibarIig for Wors
oct baabe paa Gr5berger og Or. ga.
tbenml. San blcp arreiteret iH9r.
beben al Wiind)en, bbor be reoftio.
mere monarfiltiife 2ebere bopoe
iegt at ifiule BAN. San bragtes til
3eip3ig, bpor ban bill bli Itilet for
&etten, anflaJct for 9anbsforr9oe.
ri: Sans Bartner i set bersmmelige
"3app.Yutid", @eneral 2l,ttepitt
penteS oaiaa at bli fnebet meb set
o~IerfsrIte. 1oIitiet bar nemlis inn.
set bans SpbolosIteb / Wiinhen,
bnor ban leper UNDER Naoent SEER
2oren,". men al Srpgt for "8raa.
ifiorterne" bill ban, ligeiom gr.
barot, bli "bortisrt" | al stifbeo.
Oct bar cgiaa / Wiinden, at Serr
Sittlers "8raaIfiorter" ioranital.
tebe i'm pploige SemonItration,
bpori omfring 10000 GerIoner bel.
tog. Der bar p%lanlaat fem Wasie.
msoer iamtibiat, men ser maatte
bolbes ipo, % $ittIer ielp bar Ia.
Ter peo Dem ale. Ser blep peStat
&eiolitioner, iom fcrSsmte "Sert
pmlamentarife Neaierinas llbue.
ligbeb" OF Etterlig flagebe ooer Den
@epolntion, iom itprtehe @eiieren oa
Wonarfiet | Swflanb.
3 &binlanbene bar, iom nepnt
ole tyffe Tartier, aommuniiterne
inbbeiattet, naat Zig iammen for at
~hefinmpe BEN franife Samperialisnre
"politif, Gopmiif, etbiif OF paa
aaore Maober." 90 ben 9Se Gee.
ffal Der ! Gsien boloeS ct WsSe for
at oreauiiere en- lignetSe geppselle
for Mubr-G iStrittet.
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
sypr ioag til at ar6eibe.

Ssr ioas til at arbeibe. "Hor fire
Iar fioen bar min Selbreostilitonb
iaalebes, at iee rteppe bar iitano til
of arbeibe," ifriper tSr. aarl &latt
fra Straisburg, Saif. Gen MIND.
ite anitrengelie fog aae mine arei.
ter. On goo Sen anbefalebe mia
Or. Peters aurifo. Otter at lea | TO
Tiger bopbe brugt beffta Webittn, be.
fanot ieg mig beore os islte, at Der
toregif EN- 5oranoring | nit Suitem.
Seq er I'M tire % iptti aar aammel,
men leg fsler mig raft, unq oa iterf."
81. Peters aurifo biplper til at iier.
he itoilibt Gelleppn; Den afionorer
llonptteoe og forbprpebe Stoiie on
aabner aanalerne for 9iosfrpiterue,
Zen er Ell ubmerfet Gonif for llnae
og 8amle. Gen err iffe noaen @oo.
tefsmeoicin, men bliper leperet al
ipecieae asenter oirefte ira 9o6oro.
toriet al Or. Beter Sabrnep & Cons
Co.. 2501 8aibinstcn Blob, Chico.
90, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
Livestock, Grain &PT0duD5
December .
so. ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK MARKET.

o.. 81. fhtb LIVE SloNn NhNh
Cattle-Receipts. 300. Compared with a
week ago Beef steers and butcher COWS
and heifers mostly 25c higher; spots up
more Gamers. cutters. aud bologna bulls
around 25c higher; stockers and feeders
steady to 25c higher better grades espe-
cially lighter weights showing the advance ;
Quotations at close: Common and medium
beef steers, $4.50@s 90; bulk under $3.50;
butcher she stock, S3.25@6.5o or higher
bulk under $3.50; canners and cutters,
$2.25@3.25; mostly $3.50: bologna bulls,
So. o064.0O; mostly s3.b0 and over stockers
and feeders, $1,000 90 bulk, S4.00d5.5O;
calves, receipts, none. Market compared
with week ago Around soc higher
practical packer top on best lights at close
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: market steady to
strong range, s7.25@s,20; bulk desirable
lights and butchers, $500 packing sows
mostly around $3.50; pigs. Ss.25.
Sheep-Receipts, none market nomlnally
steady. Compared with week ago: Fat
lambs, 5O675 higher closing bulk, S14OO
14.25; fat ewes steady to 25c higher;
closing at $4.50@6.50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
Rnsiiif WeSrnitningsforIaa

Sra Ioifpa telearaferes ben 2berl
Dec. - Den observation-disclosures,
bportil Sopiet. &egieringen bapbe
inobubt, aabneoes ibag fer. Yaa
felipe gabningsmsbet foreiloe Warim
2itpinoft iom timber Ecbitcberins
Srau9r / 2auianne iuligerer iom rus
iilf llbenrigSminiiter, at &lislanb biz.
Be rebucere lin frsbe Mru1e" til 300.
900 Wano paa 8etingelie al at Hns.
lambs Haboer imob SeIt ioretar en-
tiliparenbe Heonftion.
Ser er Selegater fra 8olen, Sim.
LAMB, gitlanb, 2etlano % 9itbaiien
og ale nGrer set beoite Saab ON, at
&onferencen bill isre til ct beloiat 3e.
illltat. De bar life miitet Neoet,
foroi &umGnien boIoer iig borte, Ga
DC mcrler, at bbis Weoet reilllterer /,
buab ale baaber paa, iaa fan Rume.
MEN ienere life gobt unoilaa iig for
at "ifripe unber".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
Smaauotiier.
ltnberhnlct on Srlanb.

De TO SoriIae ON Hatiiifation al
ben irife @%runolop % 2open ON Sp'
rettelien al ben irife Sriitat blep I
forrise ltse peotat peo treble % flo.
tie 29sning | bet brittle nnoerbits.
g~egtpenbeben biIiebes meo @ifalo fra
ollie &anter al Suiet.
De to 2ope ienoteS berpaa til ODER.
buffet, iom itrar erpeoereoe Dem peb
fsrite 99sning. Oct bar 9orbernes
Wenins at gisre fra iie bisie 9ope
ieneit inben 2srbag &pelb, iaa De fan
faa &ongens ltnoerifrift ioas, Wan.
bag.
Sriiten er nenlis meeet mart no.
lsbet. Sfslge ben enselif.irife Graf.
tot ifulbe bisie 2obe bore oebtat pg
ratificeret inben 6te Dec. iaar. Oct
er Snsbae / benne ltge, iaa Barla.
mentet bapoe insen Sio at Tsie bort.
Sonar Sans fsrite SER.
gorar Cams Iesierins bandit /
Srebass I'm fsrite SER / unberbuiet.
Irbeioerpartiet bubbe iremiqt ct Sor.
ilas, Tom iterft fritiierebe &egierin-
gems Yroeram til at afbi9lpe Or.
beibsIssbeben, cg bette SoriIa lar falot
meo 303 imco 172 Stemmer.
Observation-Disclosures Bbilip
Snopben fritiierebe ogiaa &egierin-
gen for oens Soloning til Epiflano,
iom ban mente for en- flor Gel bar
Sfplo | Den nloerenbe glenoigbeb /
europa. "8i bitroe opeipe Sanfen
ON at faa noget fra Epiflanb," ia
ban. "9isie @ritntninger err en- Dob.
belt Sorbanoelie; be err Ell Sorban-
belle baabe for benz, iom mao no
meo Dem, og for Dem, Tom faar benz"
Nof en- Sorbaaubsfonferenee.
Set bar iom befienot Weninsen at
boloe en- a~lieret SinanSfpnference |
grpsiel iamnen meo Splferne Den
15oe december. Salfalo bar Yoins
core arbeioet baarbt for at faa benne
aonference iitano, mems griterne bar
ppret mere lrnfne. Weu Ell Zig &pn.
ference fan ielpfsleelie life gaa al
Stabelen itoen en- 8orbaanbsfonfe.
renee nlelem oe aliereoe Partnere.
2orb Gitr5on bar oerfor foreilaat
ct iligt Msbe / 2onbon ben 9be o9
1Obe Sec. til Saitipttelie df BRO.
gram o. /. b., iaa Be Aaiereoe fan
rlsbe Spiferne / iamlet Sront. Yoin.
care bar itrar erfleret iia piuig. Se-
iaa Wnsiolini og Den belgiife Wini.
ltercbef Sbeunis bill bll inbbiiot til
bette Weoe.
Boillcare CT ben %eiteite, iom bar ct
fGroigt 8rogram fpr Isbet / 9rps-
iel. 9riter1le bar life eneartg rsbet,
bpao oe ipnes ON Bette Irogram.
en9lanos Soloning bill bel for en
Gel bero paa, bporOan Singelle arter
fig / 2%auianne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

Bore Snleicrt er iaar Tile alene patre,
men oeIna bilige, 10 Sort meh aons
p%olutter 81, 20 Sort 81 so, so aort
Se.ah. Rapn % abreSie iamt Sules
bitten no nprit eHer eneelif paatrpsfes
trtt, sbe sunnsien Tabliibtna Go,
Seeorab, Soipa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

Dra nv at % aboper 8intersn pil
ban C!a % ban Der here at Fabe
paa She tie Grehassapsaaeu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

9enne Sor'fiel / SoroeIinaen al Np
forificilioc sihere, niener Genius.
bi,reaact, ifpIoeS for en- flor Del Den
Omltrnoigbeo, at Ell Slerbeo al Dem.
iom forlaoer 5armen for at isgc fla
en- arloen 9epcbei, aHereoe bar nooct
WpnbigbebsaIberen oa err 81 Dior
gamle eller mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
9aler til aae ON D. o. o.
VrspeaaJfe mSisrer 9lrbeisst.

Wobtpa prsp.haleu Of d. y. D.. 90 ben siorb, MIG
iaa nteast gobt, at lea m en- JIaiie fro appthetst. ION
helbrsbst mig for garbers Std. 5apbe hapt fer,
aaa.r os ubeipet $50. gls briate SaIoer. ION Inlet
gobf aiprbe. Ran lite prtie 9srss D.. D.. ID. fpNntQet.
u. u. Boiling, galbtpiu, Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

ENTERED As SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18Th 1908 At
THE Posr OFFICE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS or MARCH s., 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05

eemb "rseprab.Hoasn" til eIret o. Nerrr,
bet sautIe 2ano. Brifen CT $500 pr. gor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-05
MINNEAPOLIS CASH WHEAT PRICES
CASH SALES IN MINNEArotls,
MtsNnApeIIs PHepvpH MAnKE1

fWNHeS~ m0
huLler. extPHe observation-disclosures 4
nlrst ,sx~r-~w--~,s.~-T~~~1r 4.
prime -fr~SIsr.-.r--T-f-T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-02

Tho blood Of humans ANN
Ir nearly identical.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-02

New York does not permit chill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
.STRANGLED WOMAN
FOUND IN CLOSET
First-Degree Murder Charged
Against Former Employe Of
Orange. N. j., Family
!: MAN IDENTIFIED BY CHILD

Orange. y. j.. Dec. IS. William
Battles. nineteen Negro. was formally
charged by the police today with the
murder OF Mrs. Charles +. Brigham.
"a. wife of Charles brigham. Il New
York business man.
Mrs. Brigham : body was discovered
IN n preserve closet IN the cellar of her
home here lntc last night. She had
been Stranglcd to death.
BATTLES will be arruigned in court on
the charge today.
The Negro after his arrest denied
hc hnd killed the woman. Battles was
a former cmploye of the brigham fam
ily.
Mrs. Brigham had been missing sev q.
oral hours when Mr.. Brigham returned
home last night. When search was un
rewarded, detectives were called. who
found the body.
The Brighams came here last October
from California. Mrs. Brighnm home
j. in this city. They have thrc" chill
dr"n. Virginia. Margaret and q son.
Robert. three years old.
Margaret. who is seven years old.
told the police that Battles was in tn"
house yesterday afternoon and that
when She asked for her mother. he tod
her She had gone To the groc"r's for
bread 4 formal charge Of first dc
gre" muri"" was preferred against Ba,.
t,cS by til" police.
County Physician Warren reported
that Mrs Bringham died OF Strangula -
ti"u and that wuund on III" back ~
her n"Hd was caused by being throw ID
mo the r'">rt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
NEW posrMAsrERs NAMED

Washington. Dec. S.---Nomina ions
of Frank II. Keith to he Postmaster of
Summervile, Pa, and George r.
Truck to be Postmaster of Red Bank.
y. j.. were sent 10 the Senate ycstcr-
day nv President HARDING
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
TICKET EXCHANGE FOR THEATRES

New York theatrical men are giving COM
mendable thought 10 ending the abuse OF
prevalent theatre tickets price Increases
Raymond g. Carroll IN his New York letter
outlines plan. which might we'll engage
the attention of LOCAL theatres, in tho PUBLIC
GEDGER. Make II n Tabit.'--Adr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28

ChesTrNI and VOraI paris and kept thp
former suitably subdued to require.
ments Of the voices, whether solo or
choral.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-10

Every Ford car
sold and guaran-
teed by us will re-
ceive the same SER
vice and attention
as heretofore. We
stand back Of ev-
cry sale made.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-10

liver their tobacco to the nearest re-
elving plant of the association, instead
OF hauling their tobacco long distances
with the mistaken idea of getting a
better service. The men who will grade
our tobacco this year will be the best
we can get, no matter to what point
they may be assigned, and the grow
er will get just as good service at the
GnlaileSt as al the largest point of de-
livery"
Meetings Saturday wore addressed
by Director at ,a1ec Charles H. Wood
n1anscc, &C Ohio, who spoke at Crown
City, and j. Sherman Porter, who spoke
lat hurricane, West Virginia, where
F., former United States Senator William
Z. Chiffon, who was in Hurricane FOR
! q political address, took the oppor-
tunity to endorse cooperative mar
keting and recommend it to the grow
ers OF hurley tobacco
| Monday the campaign closed with
a big meeting at Harrodsburg, KY.
where the speakers were Vice-Presi-
dent Bush W. Allen, Director Of Ware
houses Ralph NJ. Barker and Mr.. Por-
ter, all of whom urged the growers te
join, but assured them that if they re
mained out until after midnight they
could not get in .""for love nor mon
ey," so far as this years crop is con
! carDnu
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-10
bic POTASH FIELD
BOUGuT IN TEXAS
BY the Associated Press.

4,
BY the Associated Press.
Lawrence, Kan, Nov. 10.-Potash
beds large enough to supply the entire
american demand for fertilizer - and
perhaps provide a surplus. for EXPORT
Texas, according to H.aWad Ioots, ow
an instructor in thessdep partme ellE of
geology in the University Of Kdf*as.
For the past year Mr.. Hoots, as a
member Of the United States geologi-
cal survey, carried ons nvestiga tions
in the prospective fields.
In territory. extendiSg apMoxi-
mately 1875 miles north and 2sotsth and
an equal distance east and west alone
the new Mexican border, strong indi-
cations have been found OF what is
perhaps the largest salt bed in the
world. Surveys indieate 'apadoNli lina tely
| $1,000 square miles of prairie country
underlaycd with led or Fock ~salt
that ranges from 40 to $500 feet
in thickness. This salt bed lies FAT 4
depth OF 900 to $500 feet, yillakir~ il
convenient for mining :Gperat Ions The
conditions which are favorable to the
| formation Of salt arcs' favoTab.a 81 also
, to the formation Of potash.
! Four testwcl}s are Sos htftsup l1sftllis
winter to get accurate figures about
the underlying strata. One well al
ready is under way and the ccre
+ is being preserved to show the thick
ness of the different materials pene-
trated. If these test sweNs result az
expected in showing ths value of thc
salt deposits, other tesSs.Asils sbe ace
to determine the limits Of the fieli
and the location of its richer parts.
Minor test wells at Means, River
Bryant, Burns, Mcdowell and St.. Ritz
have produced the raw potash but no.
on production basis.
'lf this potash field proves what IS
expected" said Mr. Hpots, III vii
mean that the United States has foun5
an internal source which is needed 81
much not only as soil fertilizer but
also, in the manufacture of soap
glass, explosives and medical supplies
Comparatively little potash is nov
being obtained in the UNITED State
and what there is now comes from
western Nebraska, Searles Lake;tCali
fornia, and the great Salt Lake regio.
in Utah. .i'fiiiiI
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-10
IMPORTANT FOOTBALL
GAMES FOR SATURDAY

The Carolina football team, which
trirmphed over Tulane at New Or
leans last Saturday, will meet Vir-
gnia Military Institute in Richmond
tomorrow in one of the biggest fea-
lures Of the fall. Both teams apparent
" are abous eveniv matched, but fol-
Hwers OF the Tar Heeis' are confident
@si. will be retaEred winner BY a
touchdown or more. The Carolina
second team was used during the
second half of the Tulane game, which
was played in a temperature of "a
degrees. and an analysis of the play
shows that.the.. Tar Heels had all the
bad breaks. ~
States College and V. P. l. will meet
at Norfolk, Wake Forest and Trinity
will clash at Raleigh and Elon and
Guilford at Greensboro. Here Lenoir
will meet Mars Hill.
On the results to date V. p. /. is
destined to win from the West Ra-
leigh Wolfpack by safe margin, bIt
the d"-'- does not always run true
and Trinity is due a win from Walk
Forest. Elon is one Of the best teams
IN the state and should defeat Guilfol
q points
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-10
BCRLEY POOL NOW HAS
OVER $4,000 MEM 1BERS

Lexington. Ky, Nqv 100 With the
goal of $4,000 members SET sSiAeAime
ago for the present year achieved, the
hurley tobacco growers association Of
ficials now are giving ,tAeis attention
TO preparation to receive the 1922 crop,
for which receiving plants OF the as
sociation will be open some time be-
tween December / and December Is.
No more s922et.aNtE n n sAE H:keived.
Director of Warehouses Ralph M.
Barker said today that some growers
had been Iaborilrsy Iisd&S MMMhpres-
sion that they would have to bring
their tobacco to one of 4hc larger de
livery points in order. TO obtain the
best grading, and thsTefHre,: the best
price. That is a niisfaksifs idea, Mr.
Barker declared
zone Of the priIn aHp~objects of the
burley. t,obacco growers cooperative
association" he saitM as to see that
every grower gets tAexeame price for
the same quality of tobacco and to end
the injustice of tias4 A1a.susteln OF
selling. bu which some crops sold at
80 cents pound and tobacco of equal
yuality sold for fifteen cents pound.
1t does not make OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ere
the grower delivers his tobacco. he will
get the same grading service, whether
6siyos 6s 4e.ivses sens5 at or Sn1sfsS lss s re-
ceiving point in the district The grad
ers Of the association at these small
er points are men of just as much abil-
;ity and of as high character as the
graders at the larges1t, rges1t,llf llfPivst1H rs dis
eve hope that the growers will de-
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-10
CHARLES HUTCHINSON IN
s.SPEED'' GRAND TOMORROW,


Tomorrow the fastest moving serial
Pathe has ever made Speed" featur-
ing Charles Hutchison and Lucy Fox
will start at the Grard Teathre. The
first episode w - Gpeedometer re-
cord "The Geta -
in adoring "Spceo. taaoury. The ball
ance of the time she spends in her
studio painting portraits Of him. But
now we see the congenial young couple
speeding along a country road in
Speed S" racing roadster.
"Speed" glances across the open
country toward the railroad bridge,
where a child on the track atches his
eye. A shrill whistle tells him the ex-
press is coming. He puts on more
speed, rounds the curve, runs paral-
lei with the track Withssthe hope of
saving the child. AS the train catches
up with him, "Speed" Springs from
his seat to engine, climbs out on tbs
cowcatcher and snatches the child
from the track.
Meanwhile, at the Stanbury Bank
"Speed's" cousin, Edwin Stanbury, is
having words with his assistant a
shortage is about to be discovered
and both plan to make Jim Sprague
the cashier, the scapegoat and to Fl.
to South America. 49,,
The night Of his flight, Sprague en
counters "Speed," who drives him K
the station, unsuspecting. While thi
is going on old J. J. Stanbury is foulI,
attacked. Edwin plants the possible
murder on "Speed."
! Speed" performs hazardous feat
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-10

in attempting to elude the detectives
surrounding the house, and enters to
proclaim, his innocence. He also learns
Of the loss of the money and as
Sprague is missing he cannot furnish
an aIlbi.
The detectives are suddenly upon
him! Speed makes thrilling escape
from the mouse. In the chase he climbs
to the roof Of building, and springs
to hush smokestack, disappearing
down through the smoke as his pur-
suers arrive.
Also the last episode Of the "Tim-
be-. queen featuring Ruth Roland
eddie Polo in "Cap'n Kidd and !;
Harold Lloyd comedy.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-10

.wbat do YOU think about Harding's
r,h;ret, Mother ." "Oh, would much
,"J ,',her have good one like those you
rst ,%t At Hickory Home Furnishing Co.
Y
To drive ear upon trip,i
A. And keep your car from wearing,
Tatch 1 YOUR Oil Guage--l,se good oil,
,rd vou won't wear our your Bearing
gon can always get it at johnson s
Garage.
"
Rows love to eat, that's true, but
want il understood, the place that
,on1l enjoy your meals, is where the
sroyy is always good at Buttercup
Iea Room, over Pastime Theatre.
Phone l5l.
Cleanliness is next to Godliness-
and cleaning is one OF our specialties,
with equipment that does it right. Will
Eams 4 Pearson Pressing Club, where
you get it right.
Most propositions are rarely consid-
cred until they come to head The
moposition we consider, is when it
comes to the feet. Shoe Fixery, under
Singer Sewing Machine Office.
"
When it comes to ladies' Rcady-to-
Wear. PEGGIE PAGE, is what makes
them happy. They've got the pep, the
class, the style, and they always appear
50 snappy. Setter and Russell.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-10

We are optimistic as a reformer.
although we doubt that it will ever
be possible to make water unani-
mously popular beverage.-Houston
Post.
Hickory daily record., 1922-11-10

No dealer or SER
vice shop is author
lied to take over
our service or re-
pairs. We will still
maintain a Ford
service and repair
department, in
cluding stock Of
parts.