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SPECIAL NEW HOME OFFERINGS.

Brick-Chevy Chase-$o,2 200.
E,cellen, s-room and tiled bath; elec. light.
vapor heat. sleeping front and rear porches.
hardwood floors and trim. screens. built-in
garage: excellent location. Terms
Brick-Chevy Chase-SIo,5o
s rooms . baths: h VIII. elec. light. sleep
ing front and rear porches, hardwood floors
and trim: ali modern; fine condition; garage
on lot 100 feet deep. Easy terms.
Chevy Chase. Md.-$Io,5oo.
Close to Chevy Chase Club: excellent sec
VIII, cleo. light; garage on lot 6Oxl2o feet.
Chevy Chase. Md.-SI3,ooo.
Close to Chevy Chase Club; Groom and
hoth detocbed house. porches; every modern
feature lot 7oxl2o feet: trees and shrubbefy
reasonable terms.
Good NV. Suburb-SI5,ooo.
s-room and bath. sleeping porch: every
modern convenience and appointment; beauti-
ful lot. 1O2x137 feet, with fruit, shade. shrub
berry: beautiful view: terms
Cleveland Park-SI7,ooo.
Attractive s-room and 2bath: stucco over
hollow tile: modern throughout: highc SIS
condition: garage on lot 1OlN12J with shade.
sbrubbery, flowers. Close to Conn. ave. Easy
terms.
Saul's Addition-$I 5000.
7-room and 2-bath brick: h.-w.h.. elec.
light: sleeping porch; every modern feature
excellent condition. Terms.
Princeton St. Near 9Th NV.
$3.50.
Substantial sroom and bath brick. sleeping
porch: hardwood floors and trim: screens:
front and rear porches: h.-w.h.. elec. lights;
excellent condition. Terms.
Lanier Pl.. Near ISth-SI5,ooo.
s-room and 3-bath brick. threestory. sleep
ing, front and rear porches; hardwood floors
and trim, screens built-in garage; excellent
condition; modern throughout; lot 20x1+2
Terms.
Near 14th and Shepherd SITS.
SIo,5oo.
Attractive Groom and bath brick: sleeping,
front and rear porches; hardwood doors and
trim screens, awnings; h.-w.h., elec. light:
newly decorated: excellent condition; lot 15t
feet deep. Reasonable terms.
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Columbia Heights; Groom
colonial house near 14th st. car line: screened
in sleeping porch; large back yard; garage; a
wonderfully good buy; price. 81 800; easy
terms.
Attractive 1O-room and 2-bath
home in Cleveland Park. within one-half
square Of Connecticut ave-: newly decorated
throughout. Garage. One Of the best built
and incest arranged homes in this section.
Price. $16.500 Open for inspection daily from
Mount Pleasant west of 10th
ST.. a splendid 7-room home, nicely finished
throughout; hardwood floors; large sleeping
porches: reasonably priced.
Very rare opportunity to get
4 Broom bungalow In 4 beautiful northwest
section, 25 minutes from center Of city;
typical California style; the design unusually
attractive: the plan a product of very thought
ful planning. Price. $3.50. Don't overlook
this opportunity.
Six-room home near Lincoln
Park. Can be bought for 81 900, on $500
cash. balance monthly.
CA ~D
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MT. PLEASANT.

ti8. 8.00o-Bsautiful home In most exclusive
section. First door, reception hall, living
room. dining room. kitchen. buffers pantry
and porch; second noor, large living room, 2
bedrooms. sleeping porch and bath; third hoor.
8 bedrooms. sleeping porch and bath: base.
ment, billiard room, servants roam and com.
hardwood 1oofs and two-car garses. Vssy
vail afran9sd and In excellent oeadition.
Phone % for sppoistmsat 70 inspeet. Res.
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NORTHEAST 4

Observation-Disclosures home. rooms and
bath; h.-w. heat. elec.: double rear porehes
and one-car garage. Terms to suit.
e0oo-Near 10th and Fla. avs.-b room,
and bath; furnace heat. gas; new double rea,
porches and room for garage. Bay-wtndoy
brick. 81 900 cash payment
5,SS0-Desirably located; 8 rooms and
bath; furnace heat and room for garage. Se0(
each.
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tioi ~, NedI sl4tH-SI 1000.
Excellent s-room and bath brick: h-w.h.,
porches: hardwood floors ana trim. screen.
awnings. and many other fen.u Twoca
garage. Best condition. Very modera te
terms.
Vernon Place-SI5.6oo.
ls,room and 2bath brick: h.wh: double
terms.
Colummia Rd.. Mr.. 7th-S7.ooo.
sroom and tile-bath brick furnace heat,
excellent condition: easy terms. -.
Emerson St. N.E.-S3,7oo.
Groom and bath; latrobe heat. gas light;
reasonable terms.
K St. N.E.-S7,5oo.
$500 cash; semi-detached. il-room and
bath brick: latrobe heat. gas light: room for
garage.
Randolph Nr. 18th NE. $40 ZOO
loom and bath. detached house. porches
electro light: lot 5Ox150 feet: many other
features. Garage. Easy terms.
Morse St. N.E.-S7.z5o.
Sl.oop casn ana bargain: 6-room and ba tn
brick; h.-w.h.. eiec- light: sleeping. front and
rear porches. screens: new paper throughout
lot e01145; good locality.
Claiming St. N.E.-SIo,5oo.
e-room and bath brick: modern throughout: ::
second noor rents for $50 per month: double
garage rents for $50 per month: lot 20x14O;
good condition: reasonable terms
Georgetown-SII 900.
Three-story brick, II rooms and bath. fur
mace heat; gas light: two-car garage: lot 4s
feet wide. Very good property. Reasonable
terms.
Two-Family Flat-S1o.75o.
18th st. near Spring road. Two apartments
Of and rooms and bath ench furnace heat,
elec. light; many other features Moderate
cash payment.
,KER & CO., INC.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

$12,0O0-On Keokuk st.-S rooms and 2
baths; vapor heat, elec., gas; hardwood floors
screens, awnings and garage; large lot.
14.500-One- block from Conn, ave-
Q rooms and bath. Elassed-in sleeping porch
and breakfast porch: h.-w heat. elec.: hard.
wood floors and double brick garage.
81. 2.5O0-Detached home Of g rooms and
bath; hot-water heat elec.; sleeping porch,
breakfast porch and many delightful features
One-half block from car line. Terms,
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SUBURBAN HOMES.

s00o-Brand-nsw detached bungalow Of I
rooms and bath; h.-w. heat. slec.; laundfy
facilities; lot 6ox15o. An unusual Offering
$500 cash and balance to suit. Immediate
possession,
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INSPECT TODAY!
NEW B. H. GRUVER HOMES.
1000 TO 2o2o KLINGLE RD NV.
AT PARK ROAD AND goth ST. NV.
THESE HOMES ARE RIGHT AT ROCK CREEK PARK
AND CONTAIN FOUR BEDROOMS. HEATED SLEEPING
PORCH, Is OAK FLOORS THROUGHOUT TWO BATHS;
HEATED GARAGE; BOOKCASES; FIREPLACES; CON
CRETE-FLOOR FRONT PORCH. 10 FIT WIDE; loft.
REAR PORCHES SCREENED IN COPPER, AND ALL
OTHER MODERN IMPROVEMENTS IF YOU WANT TO
SEE THE BEST HOUSE WITH THE BEST LOCATION IN
THE CITY, INSPECT THESE HOUSES AT ONCE.
OPEN AND LIGHTED UNTIL PM. EASY TERMS
FOR SALE BY ANY BROKER OR
EDW. NJ WILLIS Jr,
o21 18th ST. MAIN SO72. 25*
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SUMMER CAMPS.
FOR SALE.

m1P- eonsi1ting Of large tent; up the river,
virginia side; cheap. Address BOX A@o-A' ss.f
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INSPECT SUNDAY.
A new Home that you will like.
1888 Northampton Street,
Chevy Chase, D. c.
This home, just completed, has every quail
,sc.t;on. q rooms and 2 baths. large open
nreplace, screened-in sleeping porches. in
closed breakfast porch. concrete front porch.
iOx32 feet; instantaneous heater, latest Ice
less refrigerator large lot with roomy garage.
price and terms reasonable.
INSPECT SUNDAY.
F. M. JOHNSON,
1881 K St.
Main 2O76. Main ZO17.
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Rrand-new. detached. tapestry brick home,
with slate roof. Large front and side porches.
First hoor-Reception hall. living room. din
ing room. kitchen and pantry, with built-in
refrigerator. Second floor : Four bedrooms.
two tile baths and a glass-inclosed sleeping
porch. Large attic. All modern improve
ments. Oak floors first and second floors.
Brick garage for two cars to match house.
Price, $21, 900.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 H st NV. Phone Main 1o2s.
INSPECT TODAY.
NEW B. H. GRUvER HOMES,
1000 TO 2028 KLINGLE ROAD NV.
AT PARK ROAD AND Doth STREET NV.
These homes are right at Rock Creek Park
and contain 4 bedrooms. heated sleeping porch.
"a oak floors throughout; two baths; heated
garage; bookcases, nreplaces; concrete-do
front porch. 10 IT. wide; loft. rear porches.
screened in copper. and ali other modern i'm
provements. If you want to the best
house with the best local in the city
INSPECT THESE HOUSES AT ONCE.
Open and lighted until p.m.; easy terms.
For sale by any broker or EDW. N. WILLIS,
Jr., Main S072. 26s
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WOODLEY ROAD.
New detached corner home,
commanding ali unobstructcd
view of the Episcopal Cathedral
and the we'll known Townsend
Russell estate. The interior is
we'll appointed, embodying 8
large rooms and 2 baths; fin
ished attic; inclosed living porch
with fireplace. Built-in garage.
Body of house is stucco finish,
roof is slate. A picturesque stone
wall incloses the entire lot.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
INC,
1884 H St. NV.
Phone Main 1923.
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ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC
SI3 18th St. NV. Main 243o
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INSPECT
SUNDAY

New homes at 9th
and Decatur streets Il
block east Of Ga.
ave.) priced at 81, $50: /:
very easy terms. This
is an ideal home. full
20 IT. wide: hot-water
heat and electricity
concrete front porches.
double rear porches;
plenty Of room for ga.
rouo Don't DELAY, see
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In Central Northwest.
Desirably located house Of eight rooms and
bath, convenient to three car lines; only a
rev minutes walk from F st. The price
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CHAS. D. SAGER,
e23 18th ST. NV.
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Colored Buyers, Attention!
An Exceptional House
In a Choice NV. Section
At a Reasonable Price

On Convenient Terms.
Six bright rooms. modern bath, very light
cellar; h.-w. heat. The construction and IN
lsh IS exceptional for a house of this size,
Phone for appointment to see this property.
On Rhode Island Avenue NV.
This house is 20 feet wide. has eight large
rooms and bath on two foors large concrete
cehar: Drlck garage You should this de-
sirable home at once-it will 20 quick At the
price a. noo
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued
NEW COLONIAL HOMES.
c. NJ W

NEW COLONIAL HONfS.
zIs and us Longfellow st. NV.
Modern in every detail.
Deep lots to 15-ft. alley.
Low cash price or terms can be arrahse"'
SEE OWNER,
ut Longfellow st. NV. or your broRer.-
GROOM AND BATH BRICK, NEAk n. .:
ave and X st. NV; price, $4,000; TERMS
vacant. ~ c,.,
lO-room brick house, on K St near \. Capitoi,
in excellent condition. early possessioh' prev
and terms very reasonable.
Petworth near y. II. ave-. on 7th st-6-room
and bath brick. front and rear Porches'
h-wh: electricity. laundry. deep yard to VIDE
alley; price, IS. 500; terms: possession,
Near 18th 81. and Park rd. n.w.-Detacheu
Groom and bath house; hot water heat: io'
over 4 600 so II price sIa..jO0: will con
slider exchange for larger house Mt Pleasant
location.
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MAIN "a.
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s2.50O-NORTHEAST.
Brick dwelling on Myrtle st ne: 9 rooms
and bath: latrobe heat and gas light Rent
SO. 80 per month. home investment
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31
Blind Boqey.

The formal opening of the golf
links at the Marsatawa Country Club
toON place yesterday, and there was
Il blind DOGGY tournament.
The entrance was small disdp-
pOintment to the management The
entrance fee was Csc Each entrant
was allowed to select his own handl-
cap, but must play IS holes, and then
substract his handicap from the gross
score II his net score was between
IS and %, he qualified for the prize,
For the first prize, Oscar Kroehnke
and r. r. Spencer tied kroehnke's
score was 80 and Speucer's 81.
There We're three for the second
prize, Harry Spencer, 80; Sam Epp-
stein, 50, and Verne Kiner, 50,
The day was ideal for playing golf,
and in the afternoon there was
large crowd of women on the course.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31
20 GREEKS ON TRIAL
FOR TRIPLE MURDERS

Quincy, Ill.,. May 3l.--All is in
readiness for the trial of the twenty.
nine Greek laborers. charged with the
murder of Sheriff Lashbrook and
Deputies Frank Neff and Carl Utter
on the night of April %, at Fredericks
in Schuyler county. The case comes
from there on a change of venue to
Adams county Judge Fred G. Wolfe
will preside. Seventy-tiye witnesses
have been summoned for the trial
which 1t Is announced began at 9
O'Clock this morning.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31

and his codependants used state
funds to buy packers funds, was
star witness for the prosecution. He
identified checks totaling $26,349 OO0
drawn by Vernon Curtis and his
brother. the late Senator Edward S.
Curtis at the Fort Dearborn bank
and brought to the Livestock EX-
change bank to pay fer the notes.
He also identified the checks given
the Curtis brothers in payment of
the discount on the notes, the checks
sent to the packers and the checks
used by the packers to pay off the
notes when they fell due.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31
STATE STRIKES MASTER
BLOW" IN SMALL TRIAL

Waukegan, May 3l.-The state to.
day attempted to forge the connect
ing link in its chain of evidence by
which it hopes to connect Governor
Small with an alleged campaign to
defraud the state.
Harry NJ Swanzey, auditor of the
Livestock Exchange bank, of Chica-
60, the clearing house, according to
the state, through which the governor
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31
Local Notes.

Charles Laws OF East st Louis
was here to visit friends
Margaret Dix has returned from
Chicago, where she went Saturday
for a Memorial Day in the great city
Mr. and Mrs r. J. Hobart went to
StreatOr today, with the two Ryan
twins, children OF her deceased sister.
Flora Ryan They took the two boys
over to visit their father, Fred Ryan.
before returning to their home in
Elgn.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Murphy and
son, Kenneth, motOred to Morris yes
terday
F. B. DAWSON motored to Ottawa
yesterday, and was entertained fat
dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce David
son, after which he played golf on the
Ottawa links.
Mrs Vera Weirick Of Chicago, was
the guest of Mrs. Hiram Jackson OF
the west bluff.
Richard Carr returned to his home
in Moline this morning, after spend
ing Memorial Day with his parents
in this city,
Mr. and Mrs r. r. White attended
Memorial Day exercises in Seneca
yesterday forenoon. After dinner at
home, they went to the exercises In
Ottawa for the afternoon, aCcOmpan-
led by Mr. and Mrs J. V. White and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Mcclure of
Joliet, We're visitors here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Parnel Vaughey and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o Vaughey attended
Memorial Day exercises in Seneca,
and spent the rest of the day as
guests of relatives.
Leo Jennings and family were here
yesterday. to attend the observance
of Memorial Day, and visit his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ. Jennings.
Mrs. Annie Arnold Of Davenport,
came for Memorial Day observance.
and had such a severe headache that
she was unable to go to the cemetery
at ALL
VI. Engel and family of Ottawa and
NJ. Engel and family of Clark street
in Marseilles motored to Joliet yes
terday to view the Memorial Day
parade in that city They speak with
enthusiasm of a troop of boys, dress
ed in uniform all with musical instru'
ment, and all precise in step and at
titude.
Mary Moffitt of Joliet spent Memoir
ial Day with her father and sister. at
their home on east Bluff street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Clark of Wash
! ington street motored to StreatOr yes
terday to visit relatives, Incidentally,
they called at the home of Or. Gil
/ bert our "Wednesday" optical
specialist, as well as Mr.. and Mrs.
| Win Hite.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck of Chicago,
accompanied by Miss Caroline Beck.
motored here for a weekend visit
with relatives and friends.
Deacon" Smith of Joliet was here
over Memorial Day to attend the ex-
ercises and visit with relatives and
friends, .-,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31
Comforting.

Red" Harris went to South VII.
mington yesterday and started in
such a hurry that he forgot to put on
his shoes. and made the trip in his
house slippers He spent the day at
the Memorial Services In that city
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31
Contented.
Baby Dies.

The eighteen. month old baby OF
Mr.. and Mrs Fred BolattO died Mon.
day evening at their home on Illinois
street Funeral services will be to-
morrow at st Josephs church. with
Father OLaughlin officiating Bur
ial will be in Mt Calvary cemetery in
Seneca.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31
GRANDRIDGE
MISS WINIFRED YOCUM
Correspondent
Graduating Exercises Tonight.


The eighth grade commencement eX
erciscs will be held this evening at <
o'clock in the l. o. O. f hall FeWer
districts are taking part in the pro-
gram this year than heretofore. due
to the scarlet foyer epidemic of last
winter. However, the epidemic Is all
over now and there is absolutely no
danger and there has not been any
DANCER for some time.
The principal number on the pro.
gram is an operetta. 1.-THE Isle Of
Chance" given bv the pupils of dis
tricts 81, %, SO, 81, l0i and one other.
The cast:
King of the Isle of Chance ......
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31

in peace, so that the men who had CIV
cn their lives aud made the supreme
sacrifice might not have done It In
vain. But that We, who had become
the henhciaries of their sacrifice,
might make the land they fought for
greater and better by our service TO
II aud TO humanity.
After the Star Spangled Banner
was sung, Rev. w NJ, Tsdale pro
nuunced the benedction.
Service at the mound in honor OF
the dead resting in unknown graves
took place AT the mound, taps sohnd.
ed, and the ceremonies of the day
were closed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31

Henry Roath of Earlylle, for.
mer resident OF the north bluff. was
here Yesterday, renewing old acquain.
tances and greeting old friends. Mrs,
Henry Roath was not strong enough
to venture tn trip though for her age
her health Is good
Joe Massro and family returned
last evening from Coal CITY, where
they had been for several days, call.
ed by the death and funeral OF Jo-
seph Massro Sr
VIII Adler OF Chicago was here
yesterday between trains to visit Mr..
and Mrs. John Adler OF Washington
street
Contented.
\ letter from Mrs Harry Holcomb
says they are Well satisfied with their
p.Ns l,r,, ia Ia upyuu ittV
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31
Motored From Wisconsin.

Nfr and Mrs Foreman and baby
.daYrbf.r lem Ann. who motorrd
,rrw thrir homo .nrgr I.ad,.mith WIS
Tn the village for visit al the HON,
~ 1tr. Fnrrm,n.' father Fred More,
.of INST Washington street returned
IN thrir b,m. today
rnop,as OsLorp and daughter Miss
Elil,bptb attended the SUNDAY school
Lgra,,a, N IN. p # church i'm stree.
tnr Friday evening given complimpq-
t,r,. ia tho church b,.krtb9U team
,rrs Hannah FoVI,r of K1ukakrr a,
,isitir, her sister. Miss Sarah Crau-
,,rt nf ~. E.st Side their sister.
Mrs Grace Fowler having returned
- bar homo
NJ ami Mr. Silr., St.ifal of on
tavg attended IN, lntral of the late
I,I,, pfuI,nr r,r. ON TUESDAY ,.t,r
Dnnn
Er,rk Katas ~ r,st liberty street
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31

HCGt pNS G9k'iiiee@G'
Wheat i6J ears,
Corn, ~ cars.
oats, ~ ,ars.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-31
Wall Street

New York, May 81. - Railroad
shares We're the dominant features
at the active opening of tOday's stock
market Mondays decision of the
United States supreme court declar-
ing the Southern Pacific merger, lille.
gal and the decree of that same trib.
unal defining the status Of reading
first and second preferred issues
subordinated All other developments
over the holiday Southern Pacific.
selling eXdiyidend soon declined one
point and reading common lost four
points Reading first preferred rose
points and the second preferred
Jumped five points Other note worthy
features Of the early trading includ-
cd a two point advance into tobacco
products on announcement of a mer-
ger with United Retail Stores. Among
the specialists national ancmclng,
American beet sugar. United DRUG
and Nova Scotia steel made gains of
/ to 3 points. Heavincas was shown
by American Smelling, Royal Dutch,
Sumatra tobacco and L. s. rubber
Provisions,
Chicago MAY 81 Butter lower;
creamery extras. 3212c, frsts, 29igc to
33c: seconds, q to 2Siac. standards,
/ Sac.
Eggs lower receipts. 4G,GOS cases;
frsts, % to 1-ic: ordinary frsts. 2lia
to 22c; miscellaneous. 22i9 to 22& c.:
storage packed extras. p to 25lac;
storage packed frsts, 24i2 to 25c
Poultry
Chicago, May 3l-P Poultry alive
steady fowls 25c; broilers 36c-i4c;
roosters lie.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-13
WOULD lake MANY HeARSES
Firms That Have Died Since Drop In
Prices Would Make Large
Funeral.

Suppose funeral passed your
house with $4,000 hearses. each hearse
containing an American business firm.
II would be impressive. wouldn't III
II would also give You an accurate
idea Of the number Of business fail.
ures since prices began To tumble In
May, 1920. Notwithstanding they
haven't tumbled 80 very much for some
things. But don't get gloomy over H.
Standing on curbstones watching their
brethren go to Dun 4 Bradstreet's
cemetery, are nearly 2.OOd.OOO business
organizations that have wenthered the
storm. In two years Of severe de-
preston only one business In every
afty-three has failed The percentage
OF farmers that have gone broke In
larger. business failures have totaied
about 5000. OOO.OO0 n year In liabilities.
Assets have averaged about enough TO
pay 10 per cent on the dollar The net
loss has been about S3OO. OO0.OOO n
year. or about 81 year for each Amer.
lean. Might he much worse. remarks
Capper's Weekly.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-13
CANADA HAS STEADY GROWTH
Recent Census Shows Healthy In
crease In Population. Despite
Losses Caused by War.

Canotu's census for 1921 Indicated a
total population of s,769. 4S9. distrib-
uted - 1olIows: New Brunswick. $751;
$50; Nova Scotia. 523.s37 Prince Ed
wall islasd, ss.615: Quebec. 2,349,-
~; Ouoorie. 2.029.054; Manitoba,
o14oc9; DEle1Gn Columbia. 523. 1868 !;
10oA ~. UUrthwest territories.
go - Cnnndlan navy, 4S5. The
mln t. TIE whole Dominion during
lo1em0D. was 1.GO0.OOO or 2i.5 per
cent The war cost the lives Of 56.6S0
Cnna1lons killed In action. while 40
Cd uDore died from indirect causes.
The prceniage increase In population
u IL mme as that for Australia. while
TIE lncrease for New Zealand 20 per
eont vas very little behind. In the Union
- o0uth Africa the Increase was 1872
per cent. The Prairie provinces made
the most pronounced gain In CANADA.
Alberta showing IS per cent In
crease: Saskatchewan over IS per
cent, aud Manitoba, 10 per cent. For
the next ten years the unit Of distribu-
tion for determining the membership
Of parliament will he 1920. This total
In arrived at by dividing by % the
population Of each province.