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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

iesla &ristufleSia finn me firioi-
tam1ne. Sc olfoon pGGalia mitG me
olemme bGnesiG, eifd ie mitG me o.
femme i~tieslGmme. Serron Jana TO-
bistaa ettd minGfip olen &riStuf-
lesin Sumalan lapii ia Jain ola jo-
ia pGilpd bGnen lapienin Ills TENT
moiiinotin aifoina, ioina en- nGe mi
tGGn jumaliiulttta enf1 mitG1n bar
tautta itieSl1ni. 81 burtniteni tGb-
ber, ei, falfana iiitG, Daan bGnen
Iarpeutenia fol1tto bGn meio1t al.
titaifii tefi uroen ipntpmiien ia pp.
b1n Sengen rlioistiifien fortta j.
n. e. SGmdr1 tGbben Ills robfenen
} mindfin t1nnustaa oleipani Sllma-
Ian lapii ia finn olen lapii Min olen
mpoS perilinen, nimittdin Sltma-
Ian perillinen ia &ristufIen fansia-
perillinen. 81 1GretontG alttitutta.
Clio tdst1 Joni lolita ia toilillefin
ilofii ilmoittoa? Sobon it'd maaI-
Fiesta perinnoStGGnfin iloitaan ia
pstGtpGin fera tesfustellaan, naif.
ia Ie perinto onfin moan fatoapais-
ia tatparao. Ealjoa enemmGn Ills
iopii meibGn lolita ia fesfustclla
tuosta iianfaiffiiesta p%erinnoStGm.
me, ionfa rafas taimonllinen SyiGml-
me on nellie oinofaiiesia potassium
ia antonit ia lobioittamut. &pllG
iiellin mibolIinen mielGfin fofee
faifin tapoin est1G minuo tunmns.
tamosta oleponi Siimalon lapli
tuooen Jos j%oitofin esteit1 eteeni.
Wlitto fiitos Slimalon, elpanfeliit-
misto llien, ettG paifto oliiin mill
lainen bppGniG, min SeelitfNeSia
&ristufiesia olen Sumalan lopIi.
Wbbell1 f"plpnpfiellG toittao fulton.
fin mibollinen minuu fi1tiato, nj.
mittGin tGllG: "OIetfoban find main
toOello SiimuIan lopii, fosfa mir
paba olet. st Goes fliolemaofoor
faubiStli. Cabot moan pett1G if.
ieGit, iilG onban fltolemo ielIai-
men mieraS, ettG it'd faltbistit1 pie-
Ia uSfopoiienofin". Iiia fpllG To-
oellafin on Min etter ole pielG fos
fam faitbistitnrt fuolemoa. SitG
oiatellesiani oIen fpoon frmit.llltt
it'd iuIoiiefii iinefii, josia iaan le-
n1tG ia niifobtoa pG1stpGri faifis.
to fitr1tista ia bitolistani. SGst1
f~iiiiooia iaa uieinfin minin mietti-
mGGn: "2te1enfo ipoatt tooella Sit
maIon Iapii9 GbfG fniffi mititt us
fopaiiet faiibistiinot ttoto miimeis-
t6 pibollisto, fitoIenloo, 10 mind
en- toubistu. 9itinfo lieneef6Gn Ioi-
tani /. n. e.
Toiiinooft tons oiottelen jos min
on eta faiffein uSfopoisten tiilee
fo1tbistiio fitolemoo, min fpIlG ro.
fas SID fifteen antoo m%initnfin .it6
folibishio, Jos bdn moan n6fee fen
oleipon torpeeIIisto. Mittta oIipo
MT mitcn oil ciia, Ell fititenfaon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

iiita ritpu mit1 me olentme jog me
tuolernata farbistltmnle tai elnlnc.
Iiia riippltu iiitd pfiin mit1 me
Seeiuflesia oIenrme ia BpbG SEMI
mafultttaa innasia, ettd MIND o(cn
Seeiufiesia tapoelliiesti ant,,as, i'll
Ia nGinbGn me, rattaut pst1mGt,
laomme lufea ianosia. "gtiin eli NIT
ole DbtGGn faootltsta niisiG Mile,
jotfa Seeiufieslo &ristutiesia o.
ipat". 81 ills fuolemallafaan Gle
pbt1Gn paltao meibGn plitlemme,
1illd Seeius on fltolemauania mott.
tanut ia poisottanltt fuoleman. Iei
oan pitaGfin Ills lllottaa Seeiuflen
fuolemoon ia b1nen baaipoibinio
miffua. Siis: "Wt1 mtfun boamoin
&ristufien ne pltboistaa Mun i'm.
then eloni faunistufieni on Sierra,
peres, fitoloii Sea niioen t11rtpin
peltpotta poin tuomiolle astlla.
taalt Groom raltbosf lola @aiff'
fuolen iinltSi elm md.
Soboato maan iind, taipoallinen
loborttoia, Bpbd Senfi iefG minma
ettG foiffia faIliisti ostettuia nGile
labteille, Seeirtfien meribaapoille
iefG tGGllG e"l1iSi1mme ettG mib.
ootn fuolesiamme, iillG niisiG NEIL.
Id ainoastania on lltnastus, min
ipntein anteefiiantomis. slid ialIi
minfG6n, Ell fuolenton, eli elGntGn,
Ell %enfelien, Ell m1fetppptten, eli np.
fDisten, eli tllepaistenJ Ell forfer.
Den, Ell ipmpDben, eifd min minfGdr1
luontofappoleen eroittan meit1 SSyli-
maldn raffonoesta, iofa on Seeiuf.
iesia &ristuflesin.
Sept meilld on taos paoston al.
tn, iollo aiallo meitG meoet1Gn l1-
bemtmafii Seeiufien f6riimiien ia
fi1olemon iibloa iefG plosnouiemis-
ia, jotfa oipot tapobtltneet meioGn
tGbtemme ief6 bpmGfiemme
SALON roffaita ia ipoGmelIiIia
termeiiiG faifille usfonmeliille ia
iiiarille iefG falifona eta IGbellG
olepilIe, mtltta erittGin Mrs SO. g.
Sefoiille ia MrS 6. @uorelle. Ser.
ra %iuofoon, ettG mielG ioiIin ia.
mata teitd tGGll6 iltrun laofiosia.
Welttta Jos erlrte enGGn tapaiiifuan
tGallGfin min .ainafin taimaasio.
&oSfa oIen ioiraaloinen, idan ebt6
pionfin lasted matfaiolttpani nlaa-
ban ia titoIla iionfoiffiiuiioesia
fiiHdd faritioa ia weiiuta: "gpbd,
ppba, ppbG on Sierra Seboot". Sin.
ne meta faiffio, rofos toipaalli.
men STA, iobbata ia meod itmutt raj.
toan @oifnii Seefifien &ristufien
toatta. @eri ormosia aiitiios. belt.
to flor.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
Ieb 2obse, Iont.

til refiretfi1 taaS tcbtp uieampia.
$elmif. 10 p. mentiin Spriin, S.
&oSfen ainnnolle. Slma oil faunis
ia wGfeG oil pdlion fuulemasia Oh
ielmaa. "Slon SGmel" la1loi mon.
ia laiillla. Wies.fuartetto ia iefa-
fuartettp, fumpifin eiitti pboen lqa-
Inn. Obielmnn loputtua iitotiin fab
mia bppien leiposten fansia ia lit
TEN laillettiin Sionin &onteleesta
norta pbteislolliio ennenfltin lab
oettiin fotimotfalte. Sapabtli NH.
folpaSti w1bGn matfaa talosta. Oil
pieni mutfa tiella, mGen ipri1siG ia
refi fallistlli ia faiffi tippui ulos
peittoineen p1imineen, mlltta onnef-
il oil alta ebesi1 ettemme pGasieet
mporpm1Gn mGfeG alas. 81 fufaan
louffoantunut. SiitG Sltmalalle fiji
tos fun iuoieli meit1. Scum lima
G1neti istuimime. ionfun minuiitim
pe6neGsiG lilmesia ia fatielimme
toinan toistamme ibmeisi1mme, lib
oinmc fGmpimd1n tafailin refeen
ia iloiiesti toa sjatfettiin matfaa
fnltpunfiin.
gastori 90. 8isfari iaapni tin
ne belmif. "a p. Olemme %iooneet
fuulla b1reltG bprpin maltapaa il
founista eipunfeliumin ianou Jeff
mp0s ~follniStu ioittoa ia IalIu..
Sbielmufofoufiia ~ ollut tads;o
Suom. @lp. 2utb. firfosia ia fafI;
fertaa Sopin fontrilla Sunmlatoi,
no 26 b. olimme Hubton %aIunnpllo
p1im1llG ia Italia olimme firfoSio.
! &esfipiiffo iltana t1mGn FUN 1 p
oIimme 90. &osfen aiitnnolla. Soi.
reuben fpuofii of bppin md61n Il.
miIiG looplinut. Suurin ola "S!ol
SGpel" laulaiista iGi pois ianon
ippn tofio. Meinalimme faitfi iGt-
Oh pois, mlitta olipo lie ierlt1un b.
ma ettG menimme ilabuttamoon nil
tG manbufiia iinne beioGn pieneen
moffiiniG. StellG tltntlti min fooif-
faalta ia raitbolliieltn fun ~ioitetti;n
uruillo ia laulettiin farniitG laii-
LULA. Yostori Bisfari pitt Min yp-
apGn plbeen, ettG lsfon ettei flfaan
fatlnut it'd fun oil iiellG. S9iel-
man lopiittlia iaimme "frpin fuli-
mon" bppien leitposten fansia. SEQ
timattalla laliloimme ia laltliit TO-
boiifpat iinne forfeitten Si1n me "a
SGn bpmpili fun finiIi f1infa nito.
ret tGGllG moan pGGlld laltlarot
Min ibania laiilujo. Sbanat opot
lanai erG1Sid la~llusiu:
"2oilIeIen ientGGn 8aiff' olen
nanfina moon, 2nllu fun lent1d
SGbtien aiuntoloan.
2aiill ia lotto, Blibtoampi tub
Oisia lie. suuri on MOTTO, aiioio
fun iinne nun miel"
"&linfaban fauniisti ne iiellG
taipaasIo loltloa, fun mnan pG6ll1
noin founiisti lalletoan?" tliumai'
Ii erGs entGnt1 fun fuuli emf fer
ran laulitfitoron laitlomon ~firfosio.
&pllG iiellG lai1letaun monta per-
too ibornmmasti fuin taallG maan
pddIId ia onnellinen on lie iofa lin.
ne menee la1iIamaan enfel-fitoro-
bon.
EG6lId &eo Sobgesia on npfp.
GGn min polion iuiroito etd on faif
Fl fofollfiet ficIlettn. "2entiin" on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
Sarfbttaiua mnrbemGDtelma

&ofo Sairportin ia Hainespillen
liitiamisto on iGrfptettp tapolfien
loboosta jofa tapabtui If. 3 p:1n
lltaposta flo 11:15, iosia- Ia benfea
IilmanrdpapfiesiG iai iurmania ia
mpobemmin, %ielraamana pGinGn6
2 ia mDobemmin 1, pbteenl1 II
bented. Watfustaja-auto. jofa ND.
littaa liifettd ndi0en fmlpltnfien
p1lilla oil juuri I1btenDt Baines-
billestG 10 benfed mifanaan ia
pG1stpGGn SEEM Oorf Central rait-
totienristepficen fmipitngin laibaSia
tuli lGnnest1 pifaj1,na aiaen pubfi
outon. @liton rappuiilla leiionit
mics ebti bppGtd oipisio pois, iai
a~inoastoan lielpempiG mammojo,
ilnlan holman lennGttGesiG bGnet
maabon ia ojurin mieresiG istunitt
ebti iffunosta pois, ioooen filiten-
fin paifeita mammoja, mlltta on
toilpeita bGnen elGmG1n iGGmiles-
tGGn. &aiffi m1llt lennGtti jlno po-
iboSti iilpcen altton lirpnleioen fans
ia pitfin rataa. IlttoSia olelpn moi
mapanmu lDttDi tulcen, josro erGS
naiSbenfilo pnloi farrelle ennenfliin
pdlofunta cbti aplltn. Yaiffa oil
fulfil faounmGliG Yoinespillcn ale-
malta. Iina oienlaiillalle oil rtllt,
miito %lentGnpt. T1mGn jrnan eli Of
Int m11r1 ppiGbtpG tGlle' oiemolle,
joten fllfll oil 60 moilin nopellS,
lite mirfoiliiot mGittGen 40 moilin
n~opeioella tllnnisIa jrnm fulfe-
neen. .@osta oieman foDoallo oil
juna Iautu ppiGptetpfii. 8eturin
fofan pa1llGfin oil 3, istien FIND
minimum elGipdt, boitsfoa fpptiG Of
taen, mutta fuitenfin fuolIeet.
@iiii ndistd oil iiiomuloiiia bp-
min tunnettujo, neioit: 3ilja Self
to 10 10. Siloo @rasfi % 10. SIpna
2eppilaofio 10 10 MrS Silma Sein-
bncf Go. i. Spptinen) noin 26 NJ. ia
Ntrs Olga @itpari 60. I. &onni).
WrS Steinbacf eli tunnottomasio
tilasia Ieuraatpoan pGimGdn flo 3
ip.. Hoitli n1itG oil iiinG 3 toiien.
fieliSt1 noista, erGs nliori unfari-
lainen % 10. ia %ipanbempi 6 Iapien
diti ia miel1fin mmbempi aner.f.
81 no. sis s naiSta, foiffi toilet
olinat miebiG, eli pbtGGn niistG iiio.
malaista.
&aiffi noiiet flu1luimat Gopol
Neigbbo1ir iilarietroon, patti pfli
(nliorempi unf.) ia oil beilIG olliit
iind iltana fofoits 8ainespillesiG.
'Siina tilaiiunoesia oil otettit ier-
raan uulia iGIeniGfin. $ptpin FIT
ipaoipo tuoSia ~tilaiiutoesla oil ie
fiiin er1S lltfiia oil Ilifenut erebopf-
ieSlG fuoleman ieremooniasta, jpfa
mpos mtutamiin nGboen toteutui.
SoSpa lufiia tastG iaiii berGtpfien
aiattelemoan omaa fuolemaanio, io.
ia noin obottamattomosti moi ia.
pabt1ia.
Soiiia ritoria oil to1siisto, r1p-
tOfiistd ia ttttatpiaan tapoamasta
p%Iaoipia, iotfa faiffi foittifpot enGt.
tGG wiimeiieen aittoon. Samoon oi-
faan oil mpos I6btenpt fatiiipoiini,
ia iiird of mtiitanio iomaon ioitf.
loon fititlittuio lGbtaneet, n1mG en-.
nottip1t blofio olemoIIe ristepfieIle
beti len idlfeen fitin mitrben1nteI-
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dImonoffoio on I~iiffeestdm-
me iaatauisio. SnIiiotuot fipf55t
ostamasIa fai Idbeiidf00t tiIaif-
Ienia. Stnto t0c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-24

CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-24
THE WORLD OUTSIDE
BY HAROLD MacGRATH
THRILLING fight for 100000 beautiful sir
by author Of THE Man the I
MacGra
THIS DEGINs THE STORY

cny yrYyGSWOOD JEREMIAH BANCROFT.
ssn ~ a silent. mysterious wdondte. ands
Nrssy N Jull control Of s7.ooo:ooo Gn MS
..sarc,s. jerry is porting cver the 'oiil;
avid lis Sdthcr's rare ,corlss Of nrt. ,9nd
Sbisitino Of hts sheltered. unerentiM htc.
Ehhes' ~, g s.iiuge ,Ht home. Dan. ste,cart: fhe
rranoc,. statos he is y snle,mnam o. al.
..tIting plunge iato hqsdrds and plots as
= Srbon0e from his hnmdrum lfc:. Stcpdrt ,
n TcoUtitui poung 0iri. rdin. soaked. .toho
xas to. 0et 20 Now York at once: 'e,r1,
Uon. She docs not gtre her name. yerrD
s"cides to 90 TO Ne,o York 20 escdpe village
cyyyositv aud sche,ners after his H'ohet.
kuo,Sn as Tho Shado,o. The pirt Il re.
Cs1lsd as Ndncy Botcman. q rising musical
No,a actress.
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get out" Mr.. Warner stepped out
Of the car holding up his hands
The young man then ordered the
hee ladies-Mrs. Warner, Mrs
". G.. Bushnell and Mrs. c. D.
Aooksy, all of New Haven, to get
nut Of the car and hold then
hands up.
Now hand over your money
demanded the bandit of Mr., War
ner. How can l with my hands
n the air., replied Mr.. Warner
The bandit then called to his pal
Who searched Mr.. Warner and
took his pocketbook containing
about 500, a 500 check of the
American Express company, and
Iome papers. The bandits then
took the wrist bag Of Mrs. Bush
hell containing $40 and got into
he car telling Mr.. Warner that
ii he moved 'fhere would be &C
ton" Staring into the muzzle of
ne revolver, Mr.. Warner and the
aides made no attempt to move.
The young men dashed off in
he Lincoln car. Just as Mr.. War
aer was about to start back down
he road to notify the laborers ir
the road Of the holdup, he heard
he whistle Of a train. He dashed
down the tracks waving a handker
chief and both arms. The engineer
brought his train to a sudden stoI
md Mr.. Warner jumped aboar
he engine telling the engineer
here had been a hold-up and tt
make the first station as quickly
as possible. The ladies were Civ
IN time to get aboard the trair
which sped to the Danville station
where Mr.. Warner telephoned to
st. Johnsbury police station. Of
Icer Morris and State Highway
Officer Dickens were in the sta
ton Mr. Dickens jumped into his
car and with Officer Morris they
rushed to the foot of the hill to
Coryville. Mr. Dickens headed his
car towards St. Johnsbury and
kept his engine running. A few
minutes later a Cadillac car came
speeding down the hill and the
young driver asked the way to St.
ohnsbury Mr.. Dickens became
suspicious and ordered the young
nan to stop The Cadillac driver
stepped on the gas" and shot
across the covered bridge and
took the sharp turn into Fairbanks
Village and sped off on the back
road to the Fairgrounds. Mr..
Dickens and officer Morris gave
chase and Mr.. Dickens was going
10 miles and hour when he over
ook the Cadillac car Just this side
Of the Fairgrounds. The Cadillac
car had faulty brakes and could
not make the turn northward at
the Fairgrounds. Mr.. Dickens
umped to the running board of
the car and holding his revolver
at the young man in he ear order
ed him to stop.
NJ. Dickens then proceeded to-
wards st. Johnsbury leaving Mr..
Morris with the prisoner. The boy
had lust turned north when he
leaped from the car, and down the
empankment and jumped into the
Passumpsic river just north of
he electric light station. Mr..
Morris gave chase and as the
young fellow came out of the
ter on the other side of ,he
river he was ordered to come back
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Serious Bladder Trouble

could not stand nor sit and wa
forced to cry out from intense
pain" writes Henry Williams, Tar
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and an operation was necessary.
Tried Foley Kidney Pills and I'M
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and perhaps, as in my case, a dang
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kidney trouble demand prompt
treatment. Foley Kidney Pills give
quick relief. -Advertiscmcnt.
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East Burke

MI. and Mrs. Charles H. Hoyt,
Lyndon Center, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Hale, Bradford, Miss Martha B.
Walker, New Market, N. H., JOS
eph A. Walker Lyndon Center,
were among the visitors for out of
town at the Club House the past
week.
Miss May Gillian will give a
lesson in tray making at the Con-
gregationai vestry on October 10
beginning at II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. L James were in
Monroe Friday night to attend a
chicken pic supper.
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% Mr.. Morris said he would
shoot. He had his gun drawn and
aimed at the young man.
The boy who proved to be Me-
County returned to the car with
the officer and was taken into st.
Johnsbuly and locked up.
Mr.. Warner remained in st.
Johnsbury today to get word of
the whereabouts of his car The
lady members of the party return
ed to New Haven by train this
forenoon. Mr.. Warner said it was
his first experience in a hold up
and did not seem half as exciting
as he often got in watching hold
up scene in the movies.
Mr.. Warner is head Of large
electric company in New Haven.
His mar was a 1928 Lincoln carry
ng the Connecticut registry 23347.
The motor is number 304O and
he series number Of the car 1858.
The body of the car is a dark blue
With black running gear and fcnd-
ers.
Under cross-eXamination by
Sheriff Worthen McGurty denied
that the two bondits who made the
lold up had planned TO meet him
It any particular place. He did
10 know if they planned to meet
the girls they had taken from New
Bedford or not. He said he did not
NOW the names of the three girls
)ut he commented that they "were
he toughest girls he had ever
met"
McGourty said he did not know
What he intended to do with The
loot stolen from Cranky. He said
lis car was a 1923 Lincoln carry
Ger and sell the goods if he could.
McGourty is being held for word
from his parents.
The Caledonian-Record learned
from Fitchburg that the stolen
car was the property of the Fitch
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NEWPORT LOCALS

Orleans County court has taken
an indefinite recess until some
time in November and the jury
men were excused subject to re-
call.
There have been several inter
ruptionS of this term which has
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-14
Desire Upho1ds Business

The basic changes that have taken
place in business during the past
year or more-specihcally the
change in price levels and price
tendencies-haye caused business
men everywhere to think less sup
critically and more fundamentally
about business.
Great basic facts which were but
little realized, except by thinkers
along economic lines, have now be-
come clearer to the public at large,
and to business leaders in particu-
lar.
One such fact is that Desire is
the foundation Of business. 1t is
the desire Of the people for any ar
ticle of commerce that makes it
profitable to produce it. When that
desire fails all the agencies Of its
production must cease to operate.
This fact was considered acad-
emic until the nationwide cessa-
ton of liberal buying made it
matter Of cardinal Importance, and
the question of the hour became
the means, if any, of restoring the
popular desire to do business-the
desire to buy,
1t came to be seen that the pub
lie desire for the products of a
business or an industry was the
only real and permanent asset.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-14

The Caledonian-Record learned
from Fitchburg that the stolen
car was the property of the Fitch
burg Electric and Gas Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-15
FAMOUS SPORT EDITOR DEAD
Richard Il. Fox Was Editor and Pub
fisher of Police Gazette.

Red Bank. N. J., Nov. 15.-Hichard
KS4e Fox, editor and publisher OF Inc
Police Gazette, internationally known
sport publication. is dead here He
had been in failing health a. year.
Mr.. Fox was born in Belfast. Ire
land, in 1886. the son of q mechanic.
He was first employed as a messen-
ger boy IN the advertising department
of a Belfast newspaper. When 20
years old, he married, came to the
United States and acquired a position
with the Wall Street journal. In
1875 he became publisher OF The Po-
lice Gazette. at that time a sheet de-
voted 10 crime and criminals, and
gradually converted it into a sporting
publication.
He leaves a widow, a daughter and
three sons
Editor Fox gained considerable no
toriety in the sporting world by CIV
ing a. diamond studded belt to the win
ner Of the worlds heavyweight light
Ing championship This belt was the
one held by Charlie Mitchell OF Eng
land for so many years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-15
WEATHER.
(Continued from PAGE one.l

Continued from Page Onel
The clear weather and unlimited sun
shine is rapidly removing the snow
blanket in western Kansas.
The highest temperature in Topeka
in the last -$Wenty-four hours was so
degrees at 3:4O o'clock Tuesday after
noon and the lowest was 50 at Z
o'clock this morning. The highest
temperature in Kansas was so degrees
at Topeka and Dodge City. and the
lowest was "a at Dodge City. The
highest temperature in the United
States was So degrees at Tampa Fla,
and the lowest was Is at Helena,
Mont. Modena, Utah, and Winnie
mucca, New.
The highest temperature ever re-
corded in Topeka on this date was rs
in 1899 and the lowest was sin 1889.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the wind
was blowing at nine miles an hour
from the north.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-15

Wall St, New York, Nov. 15.-SToCKSs---
Initial prices were slightly mixed with
special shares showing repetition or yes
terday's iquidating sales. and especially
Consolidated Gas which dropped AS
points. Dupont was off points and Amer
lean Sugar preferred 21a, advances were in
the majority and the entire list moved up
ward at a rapid pace in sympathy with
ment and high priced oils. Union Pacific
advanced 21h, Chicago Northwestern :
points and New YoBk Central. Texas and
Mexico and Wheeling and Lake Erie pre-
ferred 1 11z, Crucible, bethlehem, b and
Gulf States SteeIs ruled 1 to ia higher.
Standard Oil of New York was up "a and
California 2 points. Baldwin and General
In the miscellaneous list advances running
from to IL were scored by National Bis
cult Famous Players, American Wollen,
May Department Stores and Atlantic Gulf
The market registered an extensive array
of substantial advances during the morn
ing Hurried covering of shorts, 1mpelled
hy Indications that overselIing had been
carried too far in various issues, and signs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-15

Chicago. Nov. 15-WHEAT-Notwit
standing a hesitant start, fresh strength
quickly developed in the wheat market to-
day. Active buying on the part Of houses
with eastern connections was responsible
for the upward swing Of values. Uncertain
ty at the outset was associated more or
less with news of the overthrow of the
Wirth administration in German&.1ut Of
ferings of wheat were scarce, and the mar
ket readily advanced when buyers became
aggressive. The opening. which varied from
Sc off 70 1ke up with December S11T% TO
81. 171k and May $1.1515 TO $1-15%, was fol-
lowed by moderate sag and then by 4
sharp general Hpturn to well above yester-
days finish.
Prices closed strong, 1sSc to 21Sc net
higher. with December $1.19Ss to $1-19%
and May S11T to $1-1Tb-
CORN-Corn and oats largely paralleled
the action of wheat. After opening sc 70
55e higher, December I0ase 70 7o4c, the
corn market underwent a little setback
then rose above initial figures, December
touching new high price record for the
season.
The close was unsettled at &c 10 1KG