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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
D.. House Speaks
on 'eH01v to Heal
Ones Self" Today

This afternoon at the Congregation
a church. DR. +. l.. House, who is
delivering course OF lectures in the
city at this time, spoke on How to
Heal Ones Self in part he said.
''Ng man can heal himself. but in
earnest cooperation there is "A good
success to he achieved What is this
cooperation? II demands knowledge.
IL is dangerous IL move without know
ing We must know about the mix
ing Of foods. il we would be we'll Ig-
nOrancc may poison the system II
II is important to know how To run
an engine, it is more important to
know how TO run ones self Science
brings US the conscious and the sub.
conscious realms OF mind TO help u,
get healing The conscious mind di-
reefs and governs the subconseious
mind The first is the architect, the
second is the builder Through con
scious direction the subconscious
mind will change the chemistry OF
the body eradicate disease, renew
the tissues. and repair the wastes OF
weakness The science III being, Of
ten shows that greater efficiency for
healing can be found in the patient
than in the doctor Mental expecta
ton and anticsps gion are involved in
every form q treatment.
iicw to hea. ones self demands
spiritual knowledge The super, on
scious mind IN you IS tie spifat. or
GOD in son TO Aelp and lead you mo
spiritual attain!grn;s. Through TIE
spirit min1 God can enter your life 10
give sou se,p Mental healing Is your
own ablisY giysIg ter q certain re-
strieted power that does remarkable
things but ap.ritlai h aiing * having
the All Power ~ seu. Just as the
light has paek II ii the power house.
50 back OF yoa - Cod cod can he
underneath our load and weakness
and Is able 70 gise Us help How 10
heal ones self demands faith First.
get scientific fa4th tat which is born
III know edge Eeiaeu Der that nature
IS aorkiag FOR Epal cure. and that
even the body ma6es anti-toxins that
hep ont Get ~pir.taai faith La =
hold Of the facts in the Bible Ar
coIdin. 70 svfsr faith ~ Il unto soa
ASH the I.aid "a beset WITHIN yOa
greater faith esie { sill come ~.
firm soa5 position II tue Lord t
VII help you Re no ligof NoYk
with an honest 3iissirian alO is
trained y Tho fno~laa2e II the bpls
JOIN bands Hith the osfcuraiJ ana tho
chropraefor faf the. often heip IA.
lure But never forge TIL eaapgeie s
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
Frank Tracey IS
Offering Hat for
1ns Winner of Match

Quite a number of local people as
we'll as tourists enjoyed the training
stunts that the boys who will take
part in the boxing contest next Mon
day night went through yesterday at
the beach Although several chai
ienges have been issued for anyone
desiring To put on the gloves with the
boys, very few have taken the oppcr-
lunify TO do So and they are missing
the pleasure of a friendly et-to that
would DO them some good. To get a
work out with some of these boys will
liyen up a sluggish liver better ttan
any liver medicine eyer compounded
The boss went through the regular
stunts ana few more. and the spec
ta.ors enjoyed the exhibition. which
is put on every afternoon either IN
front OF the Clarendon or the Seaside
Inn
In addition To the money prizes Of
fcre Frank Tracy has offered tile
winners, OF the final and the semi final
bouts the best hat 10 be found in the
Waldorf Shop Mr. Trac. is one OF
h mos. Interested lght fans in the
community and awarded the winners
Of the last two bouts held al the Arm =
oIy a short time ago with season tick
ets for the baseball games to the rlas 1
ed this simmer
Many l9eai people are planning 70
attend the next series ST bouts - be
he'd Oh Monday the 18TH. and al II :
.ications point to another crowded
h9ase
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
I: Il am the Lord that healeth

faet: Il am the Lord that healeth
thee.
Dr.. House spoke last night ON Con
cen&sation-"
DR.. House in his lecture said: Con
centratiOn is steam at the piston; IL
is to bring your DO up to your AM.
IL means specialization. Special hab-
IFS OF study will give memory, atten-
ton. expression and concentration
s,old is better than silver. and healh
i worth more than money Why
;hould a IMAM make the first twenty
years of his life, health seeking
wealth. and then the next twenty
years wealth seeking health? Why
not make less money and have more
health, Concentration means dem
demonstrate. to show that you have
the goods Show me- IS the cry
everywhere. and You must. in order
10 succeed You demonstrate by dem
onstrating- You learn TO walk by
walking ~ talk ~ talking Go
ahead and do your best IN every place
where yon are and you viii make
yourself come to something worth
while. ODligate -FOUR concentration t.
q life and not to a living This j.
the goal Of al being
In House viii lecture tonight on
Jesus, the Conscious Mind Of God.
termed the greatest lecture OF the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

sMme Charlotte. % s. Beach St.
has Boston designer showing advance
models in handmade sweaters. hats
flowers. etc. Instruction free.
elliott
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

Lots Of fat geese. turkeys. chirk.
ems and number of Belgian rabbits
and fresh eggs just received at the
Tennessee Poultry House. 81 io-3s
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

sOranges. 75c per 100 at Nordman's
Point Grove on New Smyrna road.
3S8-11 -1S-t II
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

Especial sale Mems shirts. extra
values. Gross Gents Furnishing. "a
South Beach st. Gil 1t
All teachers Of the Triple Cities
will be entertained by the ladies' of
the Palmetto Club. Wednesday even
ing. commencing at 5 O'Clock. at the
club rooms on Orange avenue Plans
have been completed for this recep-
ton. which promises to be very inter
esting indeed. and besides the teach
ers. all members of the club. and
their husbands. are invited 10 attend
Ladies. Seamless. Pepperril
sheets. NICE quality. s2x9o. $I75. Pm
low cases 10 match Famous W r.
corsets. $3.50 Up. frs. quality ". e;
Elastic Gsrdics. ~ rp w /: Bras
riers. SOC up. Reasonable price store
II Gross. "a South Beach ST
Gil 1D-it
! Miss Vic .Iugan OF Detroit Mich.
swho spent come time in Daytoua two
years ago and Is a relative of Mrs.
4. r. Conrad. arrived Monday evening.
expecting to spend the winter here.
but upon her arrival found telegram
from home announcing the death of
her sisters husband. who hai died
very suddenly Miss Mugan left Day
tona this morning for her return trip
to Detroit.
Jerome =. Baughman Of ioungs-
town. Ohio. died very suddenly Mon
day evening at his apartment N the
city Mrs. EsUghnan. who is here
for the winter. has wired for her
daughter at Maplewoo1 y j.. and VIII
await until her arrival before making
. any arrangements. The body IS ia
charge Of the Bsggett Wetherby Co.
undertakers.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

Charles Arinitaga. Of DETROIT. who
Is located for the season at the La
VeTgne apartments and has been a
regular winter guest in Daytona for
the past six years, left this morning
ON business trip to Jacksonville and
will return "Wednesday evening.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

James F. Webber. who is located at
the Orange Villa, left this morning for
business trip to Savannah. Ga, from
where he will double back to Tampa.
before returning to Daytona
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

Nrs- \. ~. Afford. Of Freemont.
OAto, b located for the winter At Is
Magnolia avenue.
Fur house repairs or new work.
Phoae 83S-J. pilot
q NJ. G. Rathbun arrived Monday II
ternoon from Missoula. Mon. and 10
located for the season at North
RidgewoOd avenue.
Mrs y. =. Gorton and daughter,
Miss Myrtle Gorton, arrived from
their their home in Rutland, VT. Sat
urd:y afternoon and have planned
to spend the season in Daytona.
Lots o. fat geese, turkeys, chick
ems and number of Belgian rabbits
and fresh eggs just received at the
Tennessee Poultry House. 63-1-103t
keep in mind the Baptist Church.
the church Of the Open Door.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

Mr. and Mrs r. r. Adams arrived
Saturday from Toronto. Can. and
after spending the week end at the
Oriental on South Ridge wood ave
nne. have taken a lovely cottage at
Sc Cypress street for the balance Of
the season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

keep In mind Wallace's Art Shop.
3SS-11-3O-ti
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

special sale Mems shirts. extra
values. Gross Gents Furnishing. "a
South Beach st. Gfl10.1t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

sDr Charlotte =. Sawyer. Osteo-
path, - South Palmetto Ave Phone
100. pl-3-i0t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

keep in mind the Baptist Church
the church Of the Open Door.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

Mr. and Hrs. John Arink are among
the recent arrivals in the city and
are located for the season at the
home OF Mrs. Emma Hobbs. % Ivy
Lane, and are very much pleased
with the sunny south.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
cATTANEo's

Tresh Mushrooms and French Pastsy
20 take horne. If
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

= u = aITV III y. 1T 2 :
Grand Selection from FzaS; Gsane<
Finale The Star Spany.ssi Ban
Ear H.,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10

EUR house repairs or new work.
Pho0e SSH. p1-10-1t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

Nos asimilam0s rdpidtmcnte en- 10 ma
10 por supuesto, Y los esc;indalos de Ia
prohibition en- cl contincmte ocupan
ahora la atenci6n en- Ia isla Y entire
las denuncaS de la l5olicia por el ron
"canita' ahOra i'll Investigation que
Sc estd practicand0 que la sido Ia
nota de mas intenSijAd de estes dia>.
la prahibic6n Sigue sicndo el t0picO
mas interes&ntc dc los asuntCS pdbli-
cos.
-TambGn Sc invcstiga Ia vista
nocturna que aIgun aficionado pa
peles municipales, parcce que hizo /
las oficinas del municipiO de San
Juan. en- pasadas nocheS alrcdet"1r
de clio Sc estan hacienda LIS comenta
rios del c:So.
En- la oficina donde Sc guardian
los paqueteS 0l2 papeletaS de las Ill
timas elecci0nes p0TCce que la n0chc
la policla, que acudi0 cn gran MI
nero, armada de carabinaS como pa
ra una batalla. Otras perSon&S acu-
dieron ALI al enterarSe de 10 que 0c'l-
rrfa, .pcro la Information oficios;; di-
ce que fuG una falsa alarma, no muy
falsa cualGIo los del 0rden i;cadicrGn
on disposition de combate.
-Fango. muCho tango, amasado con
la igmominia para tr;,tar de cchar deS-
cr6dito sohre los hombres ntegroS de
pucrta Rico Y por Ia tanto del pals.
Ese procedimicntU cS muy antique.
tantO ccmo la cXiStcncia &c cOlOniaS;
ppro la luz nc pucdc csc0ndersc b#-
iu ell cplpmin Y los dcrCchoS de un pup-
bio. no SO barren, hi SO lMlcdc juSti-
ficar rSa injusticia con maQuinacio-
nes nj cumhinacioneS de ningllna cla-
Sc. NucStr0 Gcrccho rs Uno V eS jus
to el pueblo que nos d&mina dir;i
su Ultima pi,lahra en- cl gran pleito
que estd pendiente.
Ell capitin Hurtado, iefe de dis
tritO de San Juan, vCStir1 cl unifor-
me haSta el 20 de los corrientcS en-
que queda jubilado y disfrutando, por
vida, del haber que sehala la ley pre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
A Ia LUZ De LA PANTALLA
Antonio Moreno acaba de drmar un contrato

Antonio. Moreno, el popular actor
cinematografico, acaba de firmar un
contrato con la empresa Paramount
para aparecer en- una serie de pelicu-
las con la no menos eminente y po-
pular actriz Gloria Swanson. La pc
licula my American Wife" (Mi espo-
sa americana), adaptada a la pantalla
por Monte M. Katterjohn, d9dn argu-
mento original de Hector Turnbull,
sera la primera de la serie. Ell como
cido director Sam Wood Sc encargara
de la direction de esta pelicula.
Antonio Moreno es reconocido como
uno de los actores mas bien parecidos
y habiles del "film". Moreno, como
su apellido bien las claras 10 indica
es espa1ol, madrileno. Muy joven to-
davia, este es, los catorce amos de
edad, Moreno lego los Estados Uni
dos, EN- dipnde recibi6 una educaci0n
esmerada. Apenas salio del colegio, el
joven actor espaiiol hizo su debut en
Ia escena hablada, habiendO trGLaia
do EN- diferentes tempOTadas con acto-
res v actrices americanos tan eminen-
tes como Wilton Lackaye, Leslie Car
ter, Constance Collier Y Tyrone Pc
wer. Como tantos otros Interpreters
famosOs del teatrO hablGdo, Ia escena
cinematografica atrajo al joven actor,
quien ingres0 Ell Ia empresa Vita
graph, interpretandO papeles impor-
tantes en- varias pelfculss, especial
mente en- pelfculas de las llamadas Sc
rie. Recientemente, Antonio Moreno
entr0 q fOrmar parte de los "elencos"
artfsticOs DIE Ia empresa Goldwyn,
siendo las dos pel1culas por 6l inter
pretadas, las instituladaS "The BIZ
tterness of Sweets, de Rupert Hug
hes, Y Passions of de Sea-"
La pelfcula "My American Wife,
que actualmente sc estd impresiOnan-
do en- el estlldiO cinematograficO de la
Paramount, EN- California, es de ca
44tS SSlG
cinedrama, cuyos principales int6rpre
tes seran ell actor Antonio Moreno Y la
actriz Gloria Swanson, Sc desarrolla
en- la Argentina. Antonio Moreno re-
presents, ser un joven arist6crata Y
polftico argentine, descendiente de una
rancia Y noble familia espanola. Mo-
reno, es decir, (. sEsAssonaje interpre-
tado por el, Sc enamora de una bella
americana, de Kentucky (Gloria
Swanson)
La mayoria de los personajes que
Interviewer Ell est& pelfcula son ar
gentinqs, y de su Interpretation Sc
encargan actores Y actrices tan ccno-
cidos como, Joseph Swickard, Eric
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
TRISTEZAS DE LA VIDA

Infantil, esa ben6vola institution tan
POGO visitGda V, p0r tantO, tan POGO co
nOcida, Sc encuentra h&ce lmoS meses
donde fue abandonada lie un mOdO in
miSericONli0SO.
Diremcs como flte: Una maflana
present0Se Ell el HOgar Infantil unG
muier de hmilde apariencia con una
nina de EechO Ell los braZoS, diciendO
la dejaran ALI Ell 10 que salfs del
trabajo, V, como ese es ell fin de-
aquella institution, o sea, el aldmitir
nif.os de las obrerSs que tienen que
acudir al trabajo no tienen quien
les Guide sus hijos, fu6 bien recibida
la criatura. Solo dijo Ia supuests ma
Dire, que IL. nina Sc llamaba Emma Y
que IRA poi ella cuando Saliera del
trabajo.
Hasta ell presente naIIie ha lido por
Emma al Hogar Infantil Y va cuenta
casi un aiio. En- sus bellos Y azules
ojitos, EN- su serio continente advi6r-
tese una tristeza ing6nita, uno asf CO.
mo reprOche contra la ingrGta mujer
que como un fardo in1til la arrOjara
lejos de ST. sin que le gritara la CON
ciencia.
Emma, the Nob0dy's baby, como allf
la llaman, es ahora ell baby de muchas
caritativas alm&s que Sc interesan poT
la criatura abandonada Y la colmEn de
besos Y obsequios que ella parece agra.
decer. 81 bien sus ojitos szules inte-
rrogan de todos esta vital question.
;T1 me quieres como hija? ;Quieres
adoptarme? Yo soy Nobody's baby,
;me quieres til?
Los que Sc sientan con amor y fuer
zaS para en- mit&d de la nOche. levan-
tarse e il la cuna de una nina que
no es su hija Y YER 81 Sc ha desabri-
gado para cubrirla con cariilo para que
no sc resfrie; los que est6n dispues-
tOs soportar sus frecuentes llantos
Y Il besarla con amor Y regocijo GUAM
do ensaye su primer pasO, esoS pueden
venir al Hogar InfGntil V preguntar
por Emma, "the NObOdy's BABY; la
nena de nadie, que llora por adqui-
rir una madre.
I'm GmGnte de los niiiOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

mujer americana, inmediatamente pro-
rrumpi6 en- alabanzas para Marion
Davies, cuya beileza es diamerslmen-
te opuesta a la suya.
marion Davies'-dijo Pola Negri,
-"es mi opinion cl tipd ideal de ls
belleza americana, bloll}a Y de cabe-
los de oro. Siempre he admirable la
beleza de Marion Davies, pero' .espc-
mount, intitulada when Knighthood
was. in Flower" Ell la cu&l Marion
Davies interpreta el interesante pa
pei de Maria TMAor. Una de mis- pri-
merOs actos al llegar New York, fu6
IL al teatro donde es prOyectaba la
pclfcula anteS mencionada. Nunca
MariCn Davies NE habfa parecidO tan
hermOSa como ell l& Interpretation del
papel de Princesa Maria Tudor En-
ella Marion Davies Sc nos revela una
actriz admirable. AL cOntempIar su
trabajo interpretativO en- la pantalla
cinematOgrafica, el eSpectadOr OlvidE
| que Sc encuentra Ell el teatrO Sc
| imagina que son verdaderOs los in
| fOrtuniOs amorosCs de Ia desgraciadG
! princeSita inglesa.'
| Ell director George Fitsmaurice dice
qHe las peliculGs sensGci0ndles son las
/ que mas dtrGen la Gtenci0R del paOHcO
George FitZmaurice, director de pc
lfculas de Ia Paramount, quien en- Ia
| actualidad esta dirigiendO Ia impre-
sion de Ia pelfcula ITO Have and tOI
Hold, es ell tinico director que ase-
gura que el pdblicO prefiere las pelf-
culas de acci0n sensational los dra
mas sentimentsles clNya acci0n Sc de-
SarrOlla gradualmente Y sin inciden-
ties senSaci0nales.
NADIA hay mas elemental en- el
mundo'-dice Fitzmaurice-"como ell
amor por lo sensational. Theodore
Roosevelt, ex-preSiIlente de los Esta-
dos UnldoS, sofia declr que en- Ia lee
tura de una historic de asunto detec
tivesco o policiaco, encontraba solaz y
esparcimiento & sus arduas labOres de
eStaklista. Roosevelt eS solo un ejem-
pln de centenares de otrOs grandcS
personajcs que encuentran Ell las pelf-
culas sensacionales, en- los torneos de
de pugilato adn en- las corriI has de to-
ro>. una fuente inagotable de placer.
La pclfcula ITO Have and to Hold"
es una pclicula que pueGe entrar ell
males. En- Ia lUCha que por la con-
| quiSta del amer sostienen desde Ia
l (Continda en- la pag. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
Emma. "tbc ao6ody's 6aby."

mo, yo no soy FL baby de nadie, no
soy amag!p r,r nadie; nadie me bus
ca, ningtmo me pr0cura. SObre hi
frente vir@cn no caen, nj han caldo
jamaS, fos besos matelnoS, porque yo'
al1n menos que las fieras de los bos-
ques, no he tcnido una madre, porque
aquella me trGjo al mundo no abri-
gando en- Su cOraZ0n nj un atomic de
amor, repudi6me al nacer Y lanz6me
tte Su ladO c,mo Il I'M ser apeStad0.
ESQ Y mas podrfa decir,- Y dira sin
duda Ell el malana,-una linda mini
ia, blanca, de@0jos azules y profundos,
de frente nacarada, que en- ell Hogar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

$cntada on el Scnado par el Lcdo Gar
cfa Duc6s aprobada por la Legisla-
tura. Y viene, segfn parece, San
juan. eli jefe de diStliro de Ponce, Sc
nor Felipe Blanco.
Para noviembre csta se1ialado unn
de l"s incidentes del pIeito electoral
de san Juan.
Ell d. ctor Garcia Lascot, m9dico
inspector tie Sandal de este distri-
to, estd realiZando un intense traba-
jo de Investigation en- San Juan
suS agentcs eXaminan costantemente
las viyicnd;,s de la ciudad pObIados
de s'anturce, Barri0-Ohrero Puerta
Gle TERRA. Ell Nisn.O.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

Mayne, Eugene Corey Eileen Pringle,
+. r. Butler, Jacques dAuray, Loyal
Underwood, Walter Long, ,Nsdeen Paul
" otros.
PoIG NcQla fene paIa0rGs de encOmiO
para la GctriS Marion DaUies.
Pola Negri, f&mosa actriz cinema
tografica europea, que ACADIA de lie
gar a los Estados Cnidos contrata-
tA para aparccer en- pelfculas de la
Paramount. declare recientemente en-
una entrcyista c0ncedida Il um conc ci-
do periodiSta cinematogr6ficO ameri-
canO que en- Su opinion Marion Davies
era q tipo ideal de belleZa americana.
Pola Negri es una mujer de sObe-
rama bcllrza. Sus grGndps OjoS lie TN
cchOr girls verde, contrastan con ell
rostlo trigue1o de fisOnonAA oriental.
Al preguntarle Su opinion acerca de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
Pagina Tres. :.

John Nacady Oakley Kelly del servcio
pubas
monoplano Rockwell Field, California
exnc conuc galOnes
popa de 81 pies derrOn veocdad dc 100 ma hora Ell
1856 pies el nyel de a superfce
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

Ultima fotografia del ex Rey Cons
tantino de Grecia, la cual lie fue SAGA
da momentos antes de abdicar su CO.
roma al trOnO de Grecia. Ell Rey Cons
tantino probablcmente Opte pOr resi-
dir en- los Estados Unidos o en- una de
las RepIblicas de la America hispana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

Pva notable prima donna de Chicago Opera
am Joseph Vaceh, criminal Ogando
cumpa
noche nOmbre Mahony
denunci0 siendO enadO ID psi6n.
m6 aenci6n la elebre Pavka
fami fez t6
Vacek, fue ibertad
nmedatamene. lsrSg
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

Wheeler Hail. del proesan de la Igesia de
haiado criminal,
Hall,
del de cOnnivenca
humide
pobza cau
crimen ha amadO
podeIosamente de parroquia fue cOmetido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

Ell captain Charles M. Tozer, que Sc
encuentra cargo de las dos divisio-
nes de destroyers americanos que re-
cibieron 6rdenes de salir hacia Cons
tantinopla para refcrzar la fota del
Almirante Mark Bristol surta en-
aquellas aguas.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-06
Ford Breaks Two Wheels

Monday afternoon about 4:30 a
Cresco Ford car driven by a young
fellow by the name of John Cum
of Cresco, lost two wheels
in from of Emil Rosenthal's grocery
store. Mr.. Cunningham is a young
lad about sixteen years of age. He
was driving down Court street and
swung west on Water street. Spect-
ators said he was driving slow, but
in some manner lost control of the
car, no doubt, and it ran into the
curbing directly in front of the Cen
trail Block Grocery and bumped up
against an electrolier, knocking all
the lights off, but the post didn't
overturn. The front and rear wheels
on the right hand side of the car
were completely smashed. The oc-
cupants of the car, two young ladies
and another young man, escaped
injury. 1t was one of those I'M
fortunate accidents that seem hard
to explain just how it happened. At
any rate it wasn't on account of fast
driving.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-09-06
BIG POLAND CHINA
SALE NEXT WEEK
G. Il. Pearson & Son Will Sell IS
Big Type Poland China Bears
and Sows.
SALE WILL BE
HELD SEPTEMBER II
In Fine Pavilion at Their Farm One
Half Mile South of Fair
Grounds.

The first big pure bred hog sale
of the season around DEBORAH will be
held on Tuesday, Sept. IL, when G.
T. Pearson & Son will hold their
semi-annual sale Big Type Poland
China bears and sows, at their Home
land Farm, just south of the fair
grounds.
The offering consists of twenty
six spring boars, one junior yearling
boar and eleven sows that narrowed
filters the last of August.
Every animal offered is top
notcher, and of the very highest
breeding. Catalogues listing all of
the animals are out, and any pros
pective purchaser who has not al
ready got one can secure a catalog
by addressing G. T. Pearson & Son,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
The sale will start at 100 P. NJ
on Tuesday, Sept. II, with three
auctioneers handling the offerings,
Coils. Mullaney, Goodno and Dewey,
F. E. Cratsenberg, of the Citizens
Savings Bank will clerk the sale.
There will be no postponement on
account of the weather as the sale
will be held in fine sale pavilion
on the farm. At 1870 a good free
lunch VIII be served.