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The New York herald., 1922-11-26

that the feminine invasion had moved
back to more susceptible diplomatic bases
than Geneva with its horde of well in
formed but unimpressionable embryonic
statesmen.
And glad we were of it," said my in
formant in narrating this phase of the
problem. "for it's pretty hard to lay
trap for woman who showers smiles upon
you while you're planning to work her
downfall. The woman spy has always
been cur hardest problem; that's why so
few of them are really caught. We give
them too many chances to get away be-
fore their work absolutely demands that
they be interfered with
The class of spies in Vienna is entirely
different from but no less dangerous to world
or European peace than the select Geneva
system. In the cafes where once Jewish
merchants and financiers talked in terms
of millions concerning business contracts
or loans to governments little groups of
so-caled patriots (of nearly every little
European power) plan the downfall of
other groups and coalitions which may
wreck other smaller nations than their
own. They are we'll organized, each with
a liberal treasury and each with emissaries
ready to go abroad on missions of blood
for political gains. These groups, through
their ramifications, eventually reap the
benefit of any discoveries made by the
Geneva spy clan, for they are in constant
contact with their own and enemy lega-
tions
Taa of
Serbian officers. which has long been one
of the brilliant factors in Balkan up
risings, is still existent. It was respon-
The New York herald., 1922-11-26

The Book of the American Indian" nv
Hamlln Garland, with illustrations by
Frederic Remington will shortly be pub
lished by Harper & Brothers. Both the
author and illustrator have enjoyed years
of friendly association with the Indians of
the West.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
By EDMUND BROWN.

~ PIES? Europe Is full of them an1
~ there is not a Chancellery on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15

SALESMA Wanted. hardware salesman
10 travel in South Carolina: only those
having road experience considered; must
be able 10 furnish good references a. 10
character and ability. Address p O.
Drawer 30. Columbia S. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

deaths L
ADCoCKs- Died. Wednesday,. september
IL 7.lS y NJ. Mr>. +. ". Adc"ck". a.
tho residence ~ her sister, AIRS \. t..
White SIi7 Woodrow Avenue. Sh" =
survived ny on" hroth"r. 3. l.. k"is"y .
Three sisters AIRS. \. l.. White, Nrs.
"A Reasi"l, 81 this CHS. Mrs N"s'
Organ. ~ Au"e. and Mrs. -. pauEh
lain, o. ihiS city. Funeral fiId-y after
noon at gao o'clock from me ab"y"
number. lnt"rment Riv"rvi"w.
GORDON at her residence. leis
Jefferson PARK, Thursday, Sept. ~ 1T
1910 +. Al. Mrs Maggie \. Gordon.
wife Of John VI. Gordon. Funeral no
ties later.
NAPIER The funeral of Roy l.. Napier,
aon OF Mrs Edna Snvory Napier ami
tho late g. Il. Napier, VII he held from
IN. home. ~ South Third street. Fri-
day afternoon 81 O'Clock. lntcrment
in Rverv!cw. Besides his mother ~
isav~r three sisters, Elois", Edna aud
Florence
WELLH HOUSEHOLD. at Johnston Willis
Sanatorium, Thursday, September -, al
$3.50 7. NJ. II. y. Welhnuse Funsrs.
notes later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
ADS BRING Sure and Immediate ResusBegm Today to Use Them
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents


SALESNAN-ovcr 30 years ~ age. to sell
weli-known lubricants and roof coat
hgs TO garage. hardware. coal and jun
Der dealers throughout Virginia. Dp-
portunity for hustler to cstAblish
permanent business. earning ti.Opn
monthly. Only experienced speciality
statesmen need apply. Our district sales
MANAGER. MIR. II. X. I.arssh will be at
Murphy's Hotel Sunday. September Il.
to Interview applicants for this position.
Th' j. j. Mastcrson Company. Cleveland
Ohio.
SALESMAN. wide-awRke to sell auto
mobiles. Il5 West Broad.
CARROLL. ADAMS 4 COMPANY INi,
'Estabiished lS5D. leather and rubber
shoe jobb"rs. Baltimore, Md. want an
experienced travelling salesman to cover
about hfc"n counties In central part Of
virginia Line Is we'll established In
Territory, Applications confidential
SALESMEN-MaGic stock and rouitry
remedies. Soil merchants only: Nm. on
r"rtuntty for real salesman with clean
records. Commission contract with
drawing account. Apply Sales Manager
Magic Food Company. Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
SALESMEN--W twelve .ainsman.
must he producers. Apply in person
Cleveland Sales Corp, I2tI IVES, Broad.
i. 8. Benp-r.
~----|
III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
FINANCIAL
Money - Loan

LOANS UP TO 1900.
quick and sat. way To s.cur.
muu"y at low rate OF Interest
Payments arranged In small
monthly payments as low "a =,
and interest. Legal rates only ON
furniture and othsr raeaonaI
property Lcrn~-d 10y and bonded
to the state for your protection.
SEARoARD SECURITY co.
1oS r. Main ST, 200 Mayo Bldg.
Madison tll2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15

BUSINESS SERDIlE
business Service Offered IL
~ r,NS l'htNG. buttons mate. g!catins
lae GA Snop Fourth and tir4,e
fIAND tuning and moving promptly done
~ reliable" wuTkmrn. aitrac;iv- prices
Telephone kandoiph 5oS. Crafts. 20. r.
Gtag'.
PERMANENT WAVING, guarsntesd 81.
months. Hughes Hair Dressing Par!ur
2r' Nor'h THIRD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
Statesmen WANTED.

one ~ the largest companies Of IL.
Kind ~ 'ho world has AZ present an open.
ING ~ re s.les force and desires the SER
vices ~ two h'Eh-cl,so msn 60 represent
hem in Richmond AMI the surrounding
territory This is real opportunity 70:
IN" right parties, and only men with
initiative, energy and resourcefuln.ss need
Apply Former sales experience not alb.
sU!u'.!y necessary. All rcplins held strict
~ confidential. For interview. write
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
STATE OF TRADE

rhors has boon somo improvement In the
vsiness sltuation during the last We "
though moro noticeable lH sentiment than II!
a"tva! buying. according 70 reports received
'WHolHsain trGdr and industry are omerGins
from the uuiemess usual over the year enc,
but buy.ng, while csut!ous; is better than ,S AZ
!A,s tue iaT it, Se,nn ,nprovsmeH. Tt''0'S ." '"'
The unemployment situate on IL better than
At IN. beginning Of the year, due 10 IN
creased Industrial activity; but fuel and aE-
ricultUraI cogttV!ons are virtually Hnchansed
trTs, ana tnr resumption Of operations in
copper camps has relieved tho GituAtlon III
iHnGstreet'S statement for the week says
fairly steady expansion features Wholesale
trade and industry as January advances
House buying, both from joebers ara whole
,aiors is of the small -though-otten type.
Road trade has expanded somewhat as the
travellers make progress.
Industry certainly shows a gain from
the very general shut-downs Of the inven-
tory period. aud the two branches seem TO be
al this tImc. with a fair measure OF opti
inlsm reported present, where a year ago
possiiu sm ruled, ON balance, the employ
Ineut stuHtiUL seems better than month
ago, the fuel trades and agricultural Dur
Dun's Review says !p part:
''Whiln there are various sood s!sns In
business, 10 development Of activity along
broad lines has yet appeared. The belief
that trade and industry would suddenly re-
many intsrests, but hope Of a more positive
recovery In the Iot distant future is ex-
pressed IN most quarters. In the main, IL
is now a waiting situation, with buyers eau
TO cover noRrby and well-dehned require,
mentB."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
Commodity Markets
GRAIN MARkE

Chicago, Jan. 2i.-Wheat started ,A"
higher 10 &c. lower for May and un-
changed 20 Nc higher for July, with
some good buying BY m Eastern house
running iuto selling that was credited
to local longs. The volume Of busi
ness vas moderate. Wheat receipts In e.
spected yesterday were eighteen cars ;
last year twenty eight cars. The cash
market was strong for all excepting
poor grades of dark Northern spring,
for which thcrr is little demand.
Export business yesterday was eRt.-
mated at 900 900 bushels ManItobas
Of which 700. 900 bushels were said 70
have been on the Greek order Coun-
try offerings to arrive generally werC
light. Liverpool futures closed I'D 70
I'D higher.
Corn started Isc higher 10 =" lower,
With a limited trade. Chief selling was
BY houses which were recent buyers.
Oats started unchanged 10 So hishcr
With a limited trade. Ofcrings were
lin tied,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
REALIZING MET IN
STORAGE BATTERY
Entirely New Conditions in Evil
dence in Local Market
This Week

Interest in the local market again
conferred largely around the movement
Of Electric Storage Battery. That spe-.
cialties made an opening advance OF
nearly 2.points TO 13SA, and within a
point of the high notch of yesterday 8
splurge. Fairly liberal realizing sales
were encountered Mt the higher level ana
in the absence Of the vigorous bidding
observed in the recent sessions, the
price reacted 2ia points. to 1861 {,
which, however, represented a net gain
over 13 points for the week. While
the trading elsewhere was of small vol.
ume the dealings we're well distributed
without, however, producing any I'M
portant price changes. Pennsylvania
Railroad continued a strong spot, max
ing new top for the week at 34as.
Most all the other local shares were
steady at unchanged prices. the tew
exceptions" being Lehigh Navigation,
Pennsylvania Salt, Philadelphia Trac-
ton and York Railways preferred,
which shaded fractionally.
Entirely new conditions were In evil
dence In the local market throughout
the week. Apart from the sensational
bulge in Electric Storage Battery there
were no unusual changes made In prices
but the market as a whole displayed
distinctly upward trend. The more
significant side Of the weeks develop
ments were found in the unmistakable
widening Of interest, especially among
the investors. II was in large sense
an investors market, but signs were TO
be found which also suggested n wide-
spread revival of speculative interest.
The more interesting happenings were
again supplied by the bond division. Ihis
included the heavy subscriptions OF the
Strawbridge & Clothier and the South
ern Railway issues. The remarkable
demand for these bonds. coming as II
did on the heels of the numerous recent
new flotations, surprised even most ar
dent bulls on the Street. 1t, however
revealed the growing amount of Idle
funds seeking employment, which IL t.
be expected in view of the prostrateo
condition of general business, and be-
sides confirms the predictions made al
the close of last year that 1022 would
add another page in the annals of the
local financial community as being the
banner bond market.
The widening interest observed Ii
more significant than indicated on the
surface because II is concrete evidence
Of tho returning confidence on the part
Of investors which was 80 rudely shaker
by the drastic dehation process applied
last year to correct very unhealthy
situation produced by the over -indul'
genceS of the war period. While there
was but slight improvement in the mar
ket position Of the more prominent To-
cal stocks, 4 number of the inactive is'
sues scored substantial gains from thu
previous sales. Quite few of then
have stood the acid test of the last tive
years, as to the reliability Of their divi'
dend position, which naturally ha
strengthened their market position.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
BANK CLEARINGS LOWER
Local Exchanges 81 Per Cent Below
Same Week Last Year

The continued depression in business
throughout the country is again eV.
dcnced by further decline IN osp'
clearings, as reported by the CONNER,
cial and Financial Chronicle. io'ai
exchanges Of all the clearing houses y. %
the United States for the wees oS w
81, 1874 ,040, 900. compared with S.W,
900 ,5s8 this week last year, or w.
Of 9.2 per cent. The only city sno"
ing a gain was Boston, which was
per cent higher. uo,s
Exchanges Of the local Clearing hOa,s Y,
Association lost Al per cent dlr,hs w
week, the total being $342 900 ;ooo, svs
pared with 1850, 0,6O0 the COT"
spending week in 1921.
n.kuii, f,l1nu.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
Raw SUGAR Market Active

New York. Jan. 2l.-Contlnuel ACTIVITY
prevailed In the raw sugar, market. a fur
ihsr substan'ial busLness being reported yes.
tordaY Local refTsrs purchased 100 900
10 i26, 900 bags cuhaH for prompt mad Feb.
rrary shipment a, 81 cents. cost and. freight.
III 900 tons Sor February loading at l2c,
{. !. g.. United XSiglsdorg: aq4 an oPoraior
msnt az 2he, COS, and freight. x New York
reAner purchased 5000. tons; Philippines,
Ga 4 s5sSG s55s.ed Il 20 5GT'Yats gass Of Tsw'
sonsFnod 10 the Warner suRsr Refining
CompauA The local Tciinhd market Ia a
I!faIisa I've, ali rslRsrs hayius temporarily
VIII ieiSn ssc'et thS 'qsair: rs7n'Es latsis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
COTTON MARKET

New York, Jan @l.--'rpc cotton
market opened quiet and 10 points
higher. There was little support Of
near months by New Orleans and spot
houses and Of the later positions by
foreign interests. Otherwise trade was
featurelcss Later the list was about
lcvpls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
East Buffalo. y u. Jan. 2l,-cATTb
Plan REORGANIZATION OF Relohsb,a1

Berlin. Jan. 20, -. tBy 4. p nI,st,3
Of the RsichsbsnE and incident.l ouns,vl .a 81
taken yesterday BY the Fin.no. C9n"sy ~
appointed q COMMITTEES Of twelve npus],|
70 draft . new charter for ths ins ns. Tsf|
The propose! 10 fathered BY, osothss Rs;,H
tng anl I.s.aAsrAlh Leg0re beeonhs w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
NEW YORK coEEss MARKET

New York. Jan. 2l.---There was only
It very limited interest in the local
coffee futures marker this morning.
Buyers and sellers We're widely apart
end there we're no trans actions on the
first cal. Opening prices We're up-
changed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
Financial Briefs

The annual meeting of the Hunting
don and Broad Top Mountain Railroad
and Coal Company will be held Febru-
airy :.
The average price Of the twenty ac.
tive industrial stocks advanced .04
per cent yesterday 10 $40, but the
twenty railroads declined o.33 per cent
to 1855.
Kcnnecott copper Corporation pro-
duced Ga 1888 40 pounds Of copper last
year, about 5000, 900 pounds under
1920, and more than 1900, 900 pounds
under 1919.
Orrstown Bank, OF Orrstown, Pa,
has been admitted member OF the
Federal Reserve Bank Philadelphia.
The bank has capital OF S25 900; sur
plus, $4,000, and total resources,
$l4s, $50,
Preliminary estimates of the sale o'
preferred stock and other securities to
utility customers during the year. 1927
at the properties Of the STANDARD Gas
and Electric Co.. indicate that the total
par value will exceed SIC, 800, 900. This
is an increase OF approximately 25 per
cent over 1920.
Receiver Garrison has presented APP
pl,cal!ol for authority 10 pay - 600,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21

600 Brooklyn Rapid Transit receivers
certificates out of total of SIS 600
900 now outstanding and for authority
TO extend the remaining Sl4, 900 900 10
February l, 1923.
Sale Of 81 ,S22 400 Of equipment trust
certificates Of Toledo and Ohio Central
Railroad was announced by Director
General Of Railroads Davis, making
total oi Sl66, l0s 700 railroad equip
ment trust certificates sold by Govern
ment TO date.
IL is Understood bankers in this
country have made another loan in state
Of Rio Grnudo dc Sui, Brazil. Loan
will probably be- a bond issue Of sub
stantial size 70 Porto Allegro, the most
important city IN the state. Maturity
on issue will probably be forty years,
They will bear an s per cent coupon.
Stockholders Of Hamburg South
American steamship Company are
asked, mt a special meeting, to author
,zc increase In founders shares from
u ,0l0 900 to $4,000, 900 marks, new
shares being offered TO stockholders at
200. At tho same time stockholders are
asked TO authorize increase of 20, 900, =
600 marks in tho preferred stock Of the
company, thus bringing its preferred
capital up to Ah,OO0,OOO marks.
Wheat has shoyb decided tendency
toward higher pVAtss this week, largely
az q result OF prcAectice greater Euro.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
EAR SILVER

YorE today OF O0% per tine ounce foreign,
IA. a decili,s OF &c. IN London the pr!cs
was iid lover 81 Bisi41a&
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21

pean demand together with talk of n
coming s3orGfe @ !" nsk ,"g "omesi1c onn .bc supply
this morning was up l9sc TO 2hc a
bushel. Other gains for the week were !:
Corn, 3sc to pa Gb2asc; oats, A@ssc,
and provisions 10c to 15c,
Sales Of American Tobacco Company
In 1921 were $l55, 700 900, compared
with S143, 100, 900 In 1920. At the close
OF the year American Tobacco had up
ward Of $40, 900 900 in cash and owed
nothing to banks. Complete figures are
not yet tabulated, but it Is expected
that net after taxes ana charges and
allowing for preferred dividends will be
upward Of SIT share on the 500, APO
shares OF common and common d, com
pared with $l3 In 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
Paris Bourse Heavy

Psns, jan. al Prices weEs hcayS oE lhe (
bcSrsa today, Three PER cert r5n'eH, ~
fsncs 81 csntiiresi excianFe on IaIninn, 80
I4Eca JosnlElss; per cent loan. 30 Cranes.
- esnt&Aas. rss IoLsr wss qpo.i1 a. W.
= HAo ~ fsns;snes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Jan. 21.-The foreign
market opened dull and where changed
showed general declines. Danish. Nor d.
wesian and Swedish were off ) points
each fropi yesterdays final: Peseta
lost 3, francs 2la, lire and BeIgians, 2,
and marks z points. Sterling was down
tsc, while Swiss and Dutch exchanges
we're unchanged
Central European exchanges were
steady today, Ns follows: Ramaninn
.T6la: Bulgarian 10; SeJdan 40
Czecho- -SlOvakian l,79; Jugo- SIarinu
30: Greek A.45; Polish .0325 Imrign
49, Austrian .03I&; Hungarian
.15ys.
The premium on New NorE f.rqs il.
Montreal today was az per cent. rno
discount on Canadian funds In New
York was 0h Der cent.
YESTERDAY FINAL. QUOTATIONS.
Sterling FRANCS Lire Guilders
p.SgIsDa p..SgIsssDa 49," 49," 4.SSi's sSSs. tsS~ SStSS
ToDATs OPENING QUOTATIONS
sterling Francs Iire Guildsrs
Gables ..,... 4,2l SOP 43iIy SU8SS
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
g:SSi:sa g:Siss .: @ ::53is siiSS" rs :s5% sS5, 81 Z,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
BANK cLEARINGs

Bank elesrings today compared with cor
responding day last two years;
Pisa. s.dS5soo Si s7i5ss55isio s55i ,s7sSSaS7i7 lSaS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

sd Ittssassh' ,Sssy Jsm iIMo'ss5SsSs iHIsaviss
"'sfE siiEEEP {a5',SIN;b xNb ESs 500 sia
steady. Top sheep, Ssi top lambs 's9tIs.iy
cAtyEs-Receipts. 25 head
Top, $3.50,
East Buffalo. y. ". jan, 2l,-ScAITbIr \
nsS.ip';s 276 hoaeii s,,;"SIy; diver! csssSit
HoGs~Rccsip,s. 2ldo head. ,sstssSsSSsii
good; iisht. goc up: hssyy' sSSysgI
I45; %!5sd So sIg e.: Sic SSntr' rousS.
sHEEf ASb f&GBs . !SsssssIgsS, SsssIIgg's:SS ~
head, Lambs, SOC 10 wreat soVio'o''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN SYST

KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN SYSTEM
1921 Increaae
Twelve Niy amer month"; gross 2l ISSisS ssSssss
Net after taxes 4,50i,45+ i,i06. 7oS
MIDLAND VALLEY RAILROAD
Dee. gross op. rev. 'ssdsss'saA 'nSi! !Ssoos
rSsiy. MfS mos, ar. op. 4tSsSS.sT .7.,.SSSSii .SSii
Net .:.::..'....'. i'o2s,sos I07i6i
Decrease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Official rediscount rates at the twelve Fed
eral Reserve banks are AS follows:
Treas Lib Com'I Bkrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21
pHILADEIPHIA BONDS

-%.t change made by comparison with last
gpls on New York stock Exchange.
TOTAL saics. 426G siarcs. comp2rcd win
!G,2Ls share' yesterday Thusror th'a "eeN'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-21

Wheat has shoY Yp a decided tendency
aeT'ro rosu S ot greater aS 's: Euro.
The Ordway new era., 1922-11-24

pound of cure" Clean the place thor
oily and scatter cracked lime about,
for the turkey is a clean, fine bird.
1 am taking steps to get patent on
my blackheads remedy, with which
will come carefully thought-out dir
ections. But do not forget that 1t is
not necessary to have blackhead in
your flocks. Use good judgment in
the selection of the breeding stock.
Keep the chickens corraled and keep
the turkeys ranging for their feed.
When the poults are young and feed
ing is necessary, scatter the food on
clean grass and do not keep water
dishes out unless they are kept clean.
Blackhead in Her Flock
One woman writes me that last
year, out of $50 turkeys, practically
raised, she lost all but twenty. Thru
sickness in the family they were call
ed from home. and when they re-
turned the place was positively litter
ed with the dead birds. She became
The Ordway new era., 1922-11-24
WONDERFUL SELECTION OF
TOWELS

We have every conceivable kind oi
towels and toweling.
Pure inen crash, white or natural 4Os
Bath toweling, at tfa yard 40 to 65s
Glass toweling, red or blac check
The yard -----. ----22ac and 25s
Bath towels to 65.
Bath towels 35c to 65,
Lenen towels ST 90 and 81 2.
GuestTowels to as,
Towel Sets at----9Oc, $1.OO, up to $2.7s
The Ordway new era., 1922-11-24
Turkey Industry
Is Fast Growing
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gin to range to find their own food.
Do not use the shells in any way.
They are two sharp for the digestive
organs of the young poults.
Do not allow two turkey hens to
lay in the same nest. This condition
of affairs will break up your plans
for setting the eggs. Make other
nests nearby and break up the old
nest entirely.
In answer to those breeders whose
flocks have been devastated by black
head, do not keep breeders for the
coming season that have ever had
any disease. my theory being, "an
ounce of preventative is worth
The Ordway new era., 1922-11-24
MUSICAL COMEDY AND
VAUDEVILLE AT FORD

Judging from advance notice anu
reDorts from other Colorado Theatre
managers, Rocky Ford will be the
recipient of rare treat in the fat
Patterson Company which is to be al
the Grand Opera House for one day.
Friday. December 1st. This comp
any comes highly recommended from
protracted engagement in Los Ang-
eies and other large cities.
Mr.. Patterson is said to possess
style "all of his own" He mas been
called the peculiar comedian. The
Company supporting him has been
carefully selected by him: each artist
having exceptional talents. musical,
dancing and otherwise. In connect
len with having had thorough
schooling in the art of acting. each
and every member of Mr.. Patter3on's
company are specially artists. The
play besides being scream from
start to finish. is chuck full of spec
ialties. consisting of singing. dane
ing. music duets. quartets. etc. The
opening bill will be "A Fool and His
Money" 1t is full of wholesome
clean comedy. In speaking of this
splendid organization, one manager
who played the attraction said.
you'll be surprised" To say the
least. all reports and advance notices
concerning this company OF artists
are flattering.
Seats for "A Fool and His Money"
will go ON sale, Monday, November
27. Reservations should be phoned |
or mailed to the Grand Opera House. I
Readers of this paper should not con-
fuse this attraction with that of the
Harrison Players who have been ap
pearing at the Grand the past few
weeks. The Pat Patterson company
present musical comedy and special
ties.