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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26

Mrs. Frank Kelley. Miss winitred Ward,
Miss Pauline Long and Mrs. L. w. Cole
Mr. and Mrs G. J. O'Hornett had as
dinner guests sunday evening Mrs. Joe
Whittepton Miss Nell Poe and Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. A. Bermsn.
Miss Elaine Clark and Miss Constance
Cruise spent Sunday in Okmulgce attend
ing the convention OF the Christian En-
desNUr
Miss RUu Virgins spent the weekend
In Wetunka.
Mrs Virgil Watzske had as dinner
guests Saturday evening Miss Helen CAL
hodn Of Dkmulgee and Miss Nan Mcleod.
Mr. and Mrs. X. J. Mason gave a dance
Saturday At their home In honor or their
daughter Dolores. There were rs guests
Mrs. C.. NJ shugcrt entertained the
Friday Rook club at her home saturday
afternoon Those present were Mrs. c..
r. whiting, Mrs. NJ H. Ernest Mrs. a.
g. Gores Mrs. ElgAn Lowery. Mrs. +. 9.
Byron. Mrs. ;. G, Potter. Mrs. Ross Boest-
Ter and Mrs. Dunn.
The Bonnie Brae club met at the home
Of Mrs. Homer bryant Tuesday afternoon
having as guests other than the club
members Mrs. Otis Hyman. Mrs J. II.
Work. Mrs. Fleming Mrs c. Bowles, Mrs
X. r. Hamilton. Mrs. J. g Moore and
Mrs. Elmer Leir Of Okemhh.
Honoring DR.. Dewey whlttenton, Mrs
Joe Whitteuton and Mrs. John Poe, ir,
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Honorlns Mrs EnoCh &. Jones. re-
cent bride beautifully appointed lunch
run was given iu her honor on Weducs-
dny afternoon whom hr.. j. l. fuqua and
hla A. -. AdcoCk we're hostossce ~
the home II tho latter Mrs g.. N Ming
received the high score favor IN the bridge
games which followed luncheon, while
Mrs Jones was given guest favor.
MIA JACK Dalton entertained With The
second Of series OF bridges on Wednes-
dHy afternoon. There we're seven tables.
In the games Mrs -. ". schock mad.
hish scof-, Mrs &. u. critics second and
tho tow score favor vent o. Ars Dexter
Hrs Harlan Read presided over a meet
ing ~ college women who gathered at
tus home of Miss Nelda Bamesbergsr IN
Tuesday evening 10 organize local
branch ~ the American Annexation of
University Women.
The marriage NJ Miss Jessie Hlssin' Of
Ctuulkee ard wilbur HlnWnn of Henry
eta, occurred Tuesday morning Rev =
D. Walters officiating.
Mrs ". uonsIey entertained with a
uelEhborhood party on Wednesday after.
noon In honor of the eighth birthday Of
rive tanir. of bridge we're presided
over by Mrs. Tom king on Thursdhy
afternoon In compliment 90 Mrs. Y. II
Kendall, a recent charming addition to
tho social circirB
Fifty friends cslled Tuesday evening at
tho homo uf Mr ana Ms, y. Cottrel to
Surprise thorn On tho occasion ~ their
furty-flfth Wedding Anniversary. mock
wedding flllsd With hilarious situations
provided diversion.
George Williamson son ot Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ~ williamson. entertained the
members Of the ftth grade of webster
ward school IN Saturday afternoon with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26

a party a. his home Games we're On
poyed during tha hours after which an
iog vac .s1,sd 9y Mra %';,i.I.amsoa, ,,.
children lott sunday for Franklin, Pa,
where they wcre called by the death of
sister u Mrs. Mcwilliams
Miss N1llie NcGes of JamsftpWn. ~
v. who hss been the suest 81 Mrs. EAri
Grsham Tor tho past week, ~ 'hc house
guest Tor This week ~ Mrs W. D. Foley.
Mrs Carlisle MAbrsy and Mrs. J. l..
nightly club and their husbands on FRI
day evening at the home % Mrs. Fugua.
ln honor ot tho birthday Of her son,
nrs G W. CLOWN entertained very
ptettuy on Friday afternoon The mem
bors % the Hnppy Hour club a nav
formed kensinElon club,
Ars. Charles Gilmore, who has been in
q hospital in wichita. Kan. for ihs past
few months has returrsded greatly i'm
her niece. Miss Ada Gano who viii visit
IN her home Tor several weeNs.
Mrs charles & Elliott leaves the first
NJ the week Tor Sapuipa, whore she VIII
Join Mr.. Elliott Ia establishing their
home.
NJ and Mrs Ellis Hail have returned
from two weeks visit with relatives In
HufchInspu Kan.
Miss Lorraine Lepastty has returned To
her homo in Los Angeles after a visit
NJ and Mrs. n r. Traywick have Al,
their guest the latters sister Mrs. a. y.
Csulfel1 Of water valley, Miss.
Mrs Thomas work Of Denver. Colo, T.
the guest st the nome Of Mr. and Mrs.
John l., BROCK, Jr.
Miss Ethel Nlsrmoyor OF 81. Louis was
when. as secretary of the uiri's Reserve
OF Tho Y ". g. a, she held conference
Of the advisory boards OF the reserves
Mrs. j, X. Nelly, who has been the
houseguest of her daughter, Mrs. joe r.
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STATE SOCIETY


G. " uaiity were srsp.a, guests Mr.,
bailey assisted the hpsios' Ip serving an
Mp. AnrelIae H1ruhart of orborn. Kan.
s tla guest ~ Nr and Nfs A. W noble
aaa g. ElRutH Nfg B1uhHrt rs Aiai"r
~ Mr Nohis and is eighty y~Hfs 0id. and
a au h,s way 90 Cslfarnit. she Ia
travelling alone.
A,s0ausa d. Nhfo ~ gl'oud and ~.
A. tIilrf 10 b'Hre"iH"n. hf. we're Ih,
SIR ana Nr4 U 4. N'Iard la9t ~aeN
Mrs WHITE H l r...a 'i 81 DO HH"gf
Tho Inf1uf saY ~ Nl and NH webster
Jones DO 800 Hi luaII home. tIi p. N.r"nih
NJ Hut Mrs. % a WIZARD ana W''t'"
Brewer W.I...i FL. "...''.' 'I' ~ }.t.
Misses MtH'a D0n.UEni and liail.'
Davis and HeHH.s d o. f"tH ana ~ u
essspInF nHi HaI dinner at Tho Man.
EutfHu uu1 attended TO- HHh" .-.
Nullau =" J.'u", ""s
flali'f NO .,tl ,..t.,r.1 70
MI "I' "a sr, tla su.str
ll'giF'' ,' '''"'' '''
tf iiI'hI' 90 .,.t., - 80 ~
,...'..,, ,,..., .' yIstfrE WIN relatives
t'.. ,"'u ,'..t.,,. Xxx. ,r.,t
anu nos 5' '.".,H .i.' Nlrb re.
.' ,f,,,i.y t..,., "a Wan vin her son
,'..'' N"U'.'5 ',,I.N.,,. r.ty
j. b'N.'i ,.n .,"'" ,.f,aus kfk
,," yY.ri. .f Nrs EssIc
bs'onF''t 40 ',,t.t.5.s for few
COS '' ''''' ''
H"t u..-..., ,, el foul. ii, the
NL'"y' t,E,, 4. A parrov,. Of the
sn,, C..i, s,or.
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OkIcsiAyt

Mrs. Gus LsCompt was hostess with
a o'clock dinner party Wednesday at her
home, tOb .. Fifth
Dr. and Mrs Montgomery motored 20
Okmulgee Monday aud spent tho day with
friends.
Mesdames Claude shuts and w p
Thompson we're okmuges visitors Mon
day.
Mss. W. G. Mcintosh has as her guests
trls week, her mother. Mrs. u. T. Trim, OF
Guthrie
Mrs. sherman Fields was hostess with
> bridge party Wednesday at her home
2i4 e. Fifth.
Mesdnmca James Harmon and ]. l..
Bingham were Okmulgse visitors honday.
Mesdames O. HlRes ot Bonneville, Ark,
is the guest OF Mrs I. W, ho0maw, zoe
y. Third street.
Misses Irene Wilson and winnie Ooad
and Mossrs, claude johnson md Kyle
Mofard motored 90 OkmulBee Sunday 90
see '"rhe MasauerHder' shown at the
Cfphtum.
Mrs. r. y Parsons was hostess 60 the
Auction Bridge Dinner club Thursday a.
her home, 326 &. Fourth, Mesdames Nat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26
Sz.95 Specials

36-in. Krepe Knit,
Is shades.
4O-in. Charm e u = .,
black and colors.
40-in. Radium.
a0-in. Printed Ra-
dunn.
a0-in. Standard A.
thread Crepe do
Chine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26

King. left Friday for visit IN Pawhusks.
bsfore returning 10 her home IN Fayette-
Vile Ark
ar. ana Mrs r. O Rapp ar. entertain
ing Ia their homo Mr., ana Mrs A.
She1harnmer OF Warren. Pa.
Mrs. .. y. Reed and daughter. Josnn.
Of Kansas CITY are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Carter
NJ and Mrs W. NJ. Rows and two
children have returned from q prolonged
stay with relatives IN PennHylvanis.
Miss Elsie Caldwell has returned 10 her
home after a visit with Mrs. II. T.
Rev. and Mrs John A. Rice have left
Tor 10 days visit in Dallas. Houston
and other Texas points. Rev. Rice has
been Transferred by the Methodist church
to the Tulsa paatotete.
Mrs walter ID. Erod who underwent
an operation IN Columbus, IND, recently
VIII he able 70 return within n few
weeks.
Mrs Addison Sessions and daughter.
Sessions parents In Kansas CITY.
Mrs g, NJ. Noble Of Sapulpa, Vice prep!-
dent ~ ne j.. T.. o. and Miss Mary Ring
land of AcAlester, organizer and inspec'
tor OF the sorority spent Iuesday eve
ning In OkmuIgee as guests Of p. r. y.
members
Nr and Mrs J ". Lyon OF Pine Bluff.
Ark. are guests OF their son, q. l.. Lyon
and daughter Mrs n. -. Moore.
Mrs. T. +. Knight Of Brunswick No,
IL a guest at tho home Of her mother,
Mrs G. II. Penny.
Miss Isabel Henry has returned 20 her
home ia Kansas CITY after a fortnight
VISIT at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. j. VIII
Nj and Mrs Buly Robbins have as
week-en guests, Mrs. A. @. Nicholas
and daughter. Katherine and Hlsa Z.
Underwood. all Of huSkogee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26
NOSE CL0GGED FRnM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream In NostriIs To
Open Up Air Passages.

Ali what relief! Your clogged
rostrils open right UP, the air pas :.
sages OF your head are clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking, snuffllng, mucous dis
charge, headache, dryness--no
struggling for breath at night, your
cold or cntarrh is gone
Don't stay stuffed up! Get small
hottie of Ely's Cream Balm from
your druggist now. Apply little OF
this fragrant, antiseptic cream in
your noatrils, let II penetrate through
every air passage OF the head; soothe
and heal tho swollen. inflamed muc-
Gus membrane, giving you instant
relief. Ely's Cream Balm IL Just
what every cold and catarrh suf-
fcrer has been seeking. lte just
MISUNDERSTANDING
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26
rNIl

hN'"'
club Organized 10 WINE a"Ay ihs
wiutnr afternoon hours De laNri thc NNb"I
club and tho ueubets bring their needle.
work contest 10 usually introduced
during the otterntpn and reircShments
are served ius' before ihs goodhyas are
saii Mrs LilNe 'cAtrr was hostess
Tho Fufladu ciuh ~ nh'lu't hesl!"
with Mrs i. D. Lfiorsr Thoy VIII onlc,
tain ih"ir husbaudr ai dlhueT ihl'
week o. Mrs ieio.'rs nome.
The Enid 1ni,r." a.! WIN hfs -.
Mckiuuuu Thursday MfS q. Ih lproe'
ana MIS-. u 4. Nanfhnu "ef" ma1H ne"
wsmtefs ot Tho club An invisNon ~as
extended lv Mrs. l.. H'"t' 20 th" MON.
bars Tor az hU-lay Ia"eInk "l nor h"We
In nhrtet okla. ........, g.,,.
WIN Miss Mo .I" ~ .r.i "i inn.h ,y
J. A. ShumRrd, Ma. Leonard ahry"t Mrs
Guy bnit'r aNa Als' Ann - No'' W
special ENeNs uiNfF IH"n HeluhaIH N ~
Louise Hl..ef was hostess 10 me A. y
y'ub Lost W"lnrs1aF, 'He npralal in''NhF
hsinf com p,.nGnl'iy ,o nv" n''an Hn,.I.s
hhlH Who lrfi MS woet TOT 80" N"F'''',
Cal, 70 make De, home. ,-...- -. .,.
Nts = r. torhrtt was h"siefs ,o 'h'
members NJ the shakespeare club toIs
~esk go o..,.. .n,.,,.,,,, r.
Merry Nations on TussdHy Hor moihe,
Mrs. h l. Trice of NAnsuns okIit IN
guest Rt her home.
Mrs Guy Heiuer entertained ~ h'not
OF hor guest. Mr. Cr.N Hounds N fonfa
city, WITH a line party ~ The HHio thea
ter.
Mrs i0hu Arruds entertained me IusH
day bridge club Mrs nave 'odNH anu
hrs. LnprW1u hold TOP srntea'
Nj ana Mts. " T.. Norton Of Colorado
home. accompanied hy Mhs hsuJino
ErAnta who Will spend the winter with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26

n ON pson. pr and Mrs G. l.. shuiiz and
Mr aud Mrs.. Don Hamm.
Mrs James Martin returned Wsdnesiay
from visit with her parents IN Oklahoma
CITY.
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HENRIETTA.

Mrs. y. II. Francis entertained with a
o'clock luncheon Sunday complimenting
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-21
THE ELMS
ROBBERS INN

On Lake Memphremagog. Good
rooms, wide verandahs. Fresh Veg
rrabIes from own garden. Dane
ing, tennis, bathing, golf. Tel.
387-. Newport, Vermont.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-21

death of Mrs. Howard Stratton of
Beebe who passed away Saturday
leaving an infant child. Funeral
services have been arranged for
Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Intelment will be in Morgan, the
former home of the deceased.
II. W. Bernard and H. f. Drown
attended a district meeting OF
Metropolitan insurance agents IN
St. Johnsbury on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ellis left Sun
day evening via the Canadian Pa
cific express for Fielding, Sask.,
Can, arriving Thursday night to
visit his parents, Mr., and Mrs. W.
H. Morrow.
Miss Thelma Edmunds, Miss
Merle Smalley and Miss Laura
Bunham of Morlisville were recent
guests of Mrs. f. j. Clark.
Loren F. Kay was Il visitor IN
St. Johrsbury on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Prouty
are the parents of a nine pound
baby daughter, Carolyn, born Sat
urday, August 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. L ID. Hackett and
son, Luther who have been visit
ing Mrs. B. NJ. Chatfee have re-
turned to Lyndonville.
Mrs. S. J. Wilson of Hartford,
Conn, has been the guest of Mr..
and Ms. L. A. Watson and Mrs.
Cora SQuireS.
Fred Coburn and family spent
1.-THE week at PasSumpsic.
Arthur Flanders is recovering
from a recent operation for the re-
moval of diseased tonsils.
Harold Flint of Boston is spend
ing two weeks vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |. ]. Cur
rier, returning after Labor Day.
Mrs. ?. J. Farrell was in St.
JohnsbuIy On Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Clapper
and son are spending two weeks
vacation with Mrs. Clapper's par
ents at Magog and Bryant's Land
ing.
Mrs. John John Betters, her
daughter and grand daughter,
Miss Josephine Betters and Miss
Albertine Kelley of Boston were
recent guests of Mrs. Ellen Wei
come and Mrs. w. J. Smith. Miss
Kelley after having passed her
novitiate has taken her vows as a
professed nun in the Order of the
Sacred Heart at Sherbrooke. Miss
Kelley is a graduate Of the Con-
vent of the Sacred Heart in New
port.
Mrs. NJ. T. Hamilton. has return
ed from two weeks stay at Bolton
Springs.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-21
LyndOnville

The American Legion dance
scheduled for Friday evening was
somewhat interfered with by the
storm which ?aged so severely in
this town and vicinity. In this
vicinity there was more damage,
however, as not much loss was
sustained in this village, except for
the destruction of several large
trees, broken limbs, etc.
Mrs. Jennie Stern Yaeger of
New York is with her mother and
sisters, Mrs. Stern and daughters
for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erton Shorey and
son, Laurence, have been for two
weeks camping at Lake Memphre-
magog, Mrs. Shorey's sister and
family from Newport being also
III the party.
Miss Ruth Blodgett has return
ed from a visit Of ten days, spent
in camp at Greensboro, and with
college friends in Hardwick and
Morrisville.
MISS CafOINn MacOmOef OF
Westford, an a.umna of Lyndon
Institute and Senior at U. Y. NJ.
is spending ChAltauqua Week with
her roommate, Miss Ruth Blod-
gett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Lyster
and daughter, Helen from New
Rochelle, N. Y, are stopping with
his brother, Haddon Lyster, for
few days.
The members of Company c, V.
n. G., returned home Saturday af-
tCInoon, after Two weeks of camp
at Fort Ethan Allen, and were
greeted at the station by a crowd
Of friends. The boys are looking
and feeling fine after their train
ing, but seem glad to get home,
after all
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-21
INDIAN POINT MOTIFS

Allendale Farm is full to over
flowing this week with guests. Mn
A. II. Fleming of Montreal has the
great good fortune TO be the only
cavalier in this school or flock or
bevy of twelve Canadians. We are
given to understand that Nj.
Fleming intends to conduct a
Charm School," As a preliminary
plans are already afoot for a walk
ing match on the trottng course
this afternoon, as a means of pro-
noting a good appetite.
George TroWbridge returned to
New York Sunday evening after
spending six weeks at Pinehurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Stebbins
and son Kenneth, Jr., who have
been the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. S.
W. F. Hamilton at Buttercup
Lodge returned to Rutland Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Colby, Miss
Lucy Colby and Joseph, Jr, who
are at the Hermitage, Magog for
the summer were recent geusts of
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Whitney
of Bellows Falls are visiting their
son Elton MCGOWAN at Camp AL
fred.
Miss 10 Reese of Springfield who
has been visiting Mrs. Ralph Ham
blett returned to ger home Thurs
day.
Mrs. S. W. F. Hamilton enter
tanned at bridge at Buttercup
Lodge on Friday afternoon. The
party was given under difficulties
as the sudden squall sent the cards
flying like snowflakeS through the
air, and when after much scram-
bling doors and windows were clos
ed and all settled down to continue
playing, the lights went out. 1t is
related however that conversation
did not flag.
The large tent so by 20 it., in
which Capt. Beerworth and party
are camping was blown fiat by the
severe storm on Friday.
Mrs. Margaret CHASER of Boston
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allyn Bishop.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-21
DoD6E BROTHERS
SEDAN

The cars usefulness is admir-
ably in keeping with its innate
goodness.
In summer it protects you from
heat; in winter it protects you
from cold. Day in and day out
it insures you against expensive
upkeep and repair costs.
Recent improvements have
greatly increased its sturdlness
and the trim beauty OF its
body lines.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-21
NEWPORT LOCALS

DR.. J. H. Gaines shipped by auto
truck five horses on Friday and
-four more on Saturday from the
Newport Stock farm, to Morris
vile where they are entered for the
races this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Scott of
Worcester and Mr.. and MIS-. Irv-
ing Woodruff of Washington, D..
c., have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Abbott, Miss
Abbott and Miss Lucretia Salmon
motored to North Hatley on Sun
day.
Mrs. L. A. Watson was given a
real surprise party on Thursday
evening when the whole force in
the traffic department of the local
telephone office took possession of
her home and made merry with
music, cards and a social hour
Mrs. Watson was Showered with
gifts among them beinT a madeira
luncheon set, embroidered towels
and silver. Ice cream and cake was
served at the close of the evening.
John Hildreth has returned from
fishing trip to Skinner Me.
H. A. Black and family return
today from two weeks stay at
Vale Perkins. Roland Rogers was
the guest of Henry Black over the
week end.
Mrs. Z. c. Blake and Mrs. John
Hildreth are visiting Mrs. Will;-m
jerks in st. Johnsbury.
Miss Virginia Berry and Miss
Adele Blanchard have been visit
ing Miss Lucina Bonneau in Bur
lington.
Howard Bond of Laconia is Wis
ting his cousin, Raymond Nichol-
son until after Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bernard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hauver
motored to Berlin, N. H. on sup
day.
Miss Emma Mulvey of Wing
ham, Ont, has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. T, l., Richard and is
on her way to Prince Edward l.
land.
Word has been received Of the
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-21
Lakeside Restaurant

Tourists like our excellent home
cooked food served on our cool
balcony where a golden sunset ends
each perfect day.
Dancing three nights a week.
EARL w. DAVIS Proprietor
Newport, VI.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-21
MAN AND WIFE
BOTH RESTORED

"Tanlac is certainly a grand
medicine and it has done both me
and my husband a world of good,
said Mrs. John W. Blanchard, 10y
N. Main St, Rutland, Vt.
For several years | had been so
greatly troubled with indigestion
that no matter what | ate it would
sour on my stomach and form gas
which caused me great distress, |
was subject to severe headaches
and my nerves got into such a
state | could not sleep well at
night g.,
~ took Tanlac because it had
been such a help to my husband,
and now l have a good appetite
enjoy my meals and am free from
headaches. | have every confidence
in recommending Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
observation-disclosures.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-21

The next time you make Fudge,
Chocolate Cream Candy, or any
other confection, flavor it with
Bakers Vanilla Extract and see
how much more toothsome it is.
All good Observation-Disclosures.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
GRAIN FUTURES ACT
IS EFFECTIVE TO-DAY
Its Enforcement Restrained on
TUo Exchanges

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.--T'ho grain fu-
, lures law, giving the Secretary of Agri-
Nculture authority over the manner grain
Is bought and sold and future contracts
are mado upon the principal grain ex-
changes OF the coountry becomes effect
i've tomorrow.
The Government has been restrained
temporarily from enforcing the law on
two of the principal exchanges. four ex-
changes have. applied for and received
designations as contract marhets from
the Department. OF Agriculture. and one
exchange, that at Toledo. has ANNOUNCED
its intention to discontinue grain futures
trading pending deceion OF the consti-
tutionality of the law.
Enforcement of the law will be taken
up by the grain futures law admins
tration tomorrow, except where re-
straining orders have been granted by
Federal courts. Hearing on the action
brought at Kansas City will be held
November and that brought by the
chicago Board of Trade on November
13. On those two markets the law win
DO held In allegiance pending decisions.
Trading will go on as usual on the
Milwaukee. Los Angeles. Chicago Opcn
board Of Trade and San Francsco mar
lSets, the latter having received Its des-
ignation as a contract market to-day.
Duluth. Minneapolis. ST. Louis and Bal
timore have not been heard from.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01

L.. 80. YZ%
M;lw a North
con ths 1884
3....... eOW
MINI a ST l.
40 1919
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
PRODUCE.

BEAN>.--Pea. 1929. choice. domestic 100
lbs. S175aS Kotenashi, Japanese. SJ.50a
a.T5. pea, Rwnaula. S5.7j; medium. ru-
mania, $3.50; small white. California. $3.50.
/. BUTTER.-Creamery higher than extras
ib.. sgiaa5oc.; extras. a2 score. 4sihaAac. I.
firsts, 89at7isc.. seconds. 36a3sc lower
grades. 3la.5iac. centralized cars. 20 score.
C.. 81 score. 3giaa4Oc. ss SCORE, 3sMa3gc. Z;
S-~t1 81 score. 36tka3Sc; unsalted. higher
than extras. Jia52c.; extras, % score. Goa
5OiSc.: firsts. 4Oa49c. seconds, 3Tisa39c. I.
lower grades, 3Jisa36hc.; held or stora ge.
high scoring. 45ai5hc.. extras, f4a4fMc.: I:
firsts. 3sat3c.; seconds. 3qx37hc.: state
dairy tubs. finest, 47a4Sc. goc4 TO prime, ala
aGc. common 10 fair. 33ai0c: ladies, cur
rent make. extras. 34i5a35ikc.; flrsts. 33ika
3ic.; seconds, 32a32ikc.. lower grades, Goa
BIC. packing stock current make. No. 1.
32c.; No. .. 3ic.; lower grades. 2Ia30c.
CIiFESE.--Now York state flats. June spe-
cinls, 2Oha27c average run, 25Aa2Gc.. New
York state flats, fresh specials. 28ha27c.:
average rin, 2Jika26c.; Wisconsin. double
Daisies 21isa2fc.: single Daisies. 25Aa2eo.
Young Americas, 26isa26hc.
EGGs.--Froah gathered extras. dozen. 57a
GOc extra firsta. 52a5Jc.; frs,a, 42a5Oc.
eoconds. S2aioc.. tladc esgs. 2Ja2oc.s dirtics.