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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-25
10 NAME MEN
TO SUPERVISE
DISTRIBUTION
OF ALL COAL
bower COnfers With l. C. c.,
Operators and Railroad Heads.
FOUR DEPARTMENTS
OF THE GOVERNMENT
ON THE COMMITTEE
Committee to Have
Representative in Each Dis
trict.
az The AesecIatsd Pressl


WASHINGTON, July g24.-Agree-
lent upon tentative plan for dis
Dutuion of coal and for restriction
unrai" prices was announced tonight
Secretary Hoover after a series Of
|oqferences during the day with rep
I,.entatives of producing operators,
b. railroads., the interstate commerce
|9mmjssion and other departments of
Be government.
"EntireIy Legal"
The plan which was described by
"orney- General Daugherty in an
,n!on as "entirely legal" is to be dis
lssrd further tomorrow by the con-
-ees and the agreement of the opera
resent is dependent upon the ap-
Ioval Of their various associations.
Under the proposed plan, President
|ading would appoint a committee
.ch would have general supervision
the measures to be adopted for
7ergency fuel control designed to
|I.ecuard the public from an impend-
Ng coal famine.
The tentative plan follows:
"a committee in Washington, to be
|gronted by the president, of repre-
|aotatiycs Of the department of COM
acroe the Interstate commerce COM
FIsson, the department of justice and
o department of the interior, to be
gaatcd by the presidential COM
fni toe This committee to have gen
II supervision Of the measures to be
IoLcn hereunder and to authorize the
>ecutou of such of these measures
b may be necessary from time to time.
The administrative committee COM
EISing representatives. Of the opera
lr's, representatives of the railways,
Rad. where necessary, representatives
ft The larger consuming groups.
The presidential committee Will es-
lhIish q representative in each coal
producing district.
The presidential committee will ap-
oint % committee of operators in each
.SlIrt to be nominated by the dis
ic- operators association or inde-
endent operators.
IN case Of failure of the operators
take such action the presidential
oNmdtea may appoint such operators
"ey see fit on such committees.
l' members of these district COM
a''tees may be changed as determined
pom by the presidential committee.
ihe presidential committee will CO.
'''dty with the interstate commerce
'lm'ssion in carrying out preferen-
d" orders issued by the commission.
ne governmental representatives
me districts with the cooperation
'a' district committees shall advise
"V agencies of the interstate COM
'S'l9 commission as to local car
"'emeat to effect the purpose of
BIS plan.
IN" operators will proceed with
T usual business until they are
."c.'d by preference orders"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-25
STRIKERS REFUSE TO
CONTEST INJUNCTION

JACKSONVILLE, June 24-Striking
shop craftsmen named in recent tempo
rary injunction granted by federal judge,
H. d. Clayton to the Florida East Coast
Railroad, refused to contest the order
when 1t came up for hearing today.
''All we desire is the protection OF our
constitutional rights" Roberts said. Tt
is the intention of the striking shop forces
to conduct their strike in an orderly and
peaceful manner and not to appear arbi-
trary to the law of the land in any
respect
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-25
SETTLE $3.50, 900 CASE

CHICAGO, July PA settlement
reached out of court today ended the
suit of Mrs. Katherine c. Thorne wild
ow OF former official Of Montgom-
cry Ward and Company, to rescind q
$350,0o0 agreement of which William
ID. Camp, her divorced husband who
has since remarked, was made the
beneficiary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-25
PLACED UNDER ARREST
AT MOTHERS FUNERAL

RICHMOND, Va, July 24.-While
attending the funeral of his mother,
Otto Brown was arrested on three
separate warrants charging promis-
cuous shooting In a public highway,
tresspassing and carrying concealed
weapons. When he assured the ar
resting officer that he would accom-
pany him after the services were over,
the services We're allowed to proceed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-25
81 GIVE SKIN

BELLvIDERE, Ills, July PA skin
grating operation in which S4S square
inches of skin was transferred from sixty
four persons to the body of Helen Hoage,
is years old to cover burns caused by an
explosion, was pronounced a success by
physicians today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-25
THE WEATHER

Extreme Northwest Florida-Partly
cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday; probably
scattered thundershowers.
Winds-East Gulf: Moderate variable
and weather partly overcast; probably
local rains Tuesday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

1876 feet. W ~ feet. as IT,. W 20 IT,. S
1872 r., 40 ft. TO beg.-Alvin G.. Dewey.
Lot 2O--F. Il. Waite.
Lots "a 4 22-Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson.
Lot 23-frank Ankey.
Lot zt-Miehacl Shong Est.
Lot 25 Lot 26 OK. +. So feet Lee Lybolt.
So OF r. So IT, of lot 26-Clyde j. Creaser.
Nis Of 56 feet of lot 26-Melvin i.evian.
W "a H. OF lot AZ & T. 33 IL. of lot Al
l.. ~ Baker.
WI. of lot "A + l I'd of lot 45-Fioyd
Lake
w 49is f. of lot 45-Geo. Vanorman.
Lot 40 & r. 22 r. of lot 47-Dr. Lehner
w "a feet Of lot AZ in street.
Lot ss-Arthur Lippert.
Lot 40-Mrs. John Burlingame
Com. at NE cor. Of Lot 80, thence S 1913
IT,. w 40ia f., 1913 IT,. L 4Ola IT, to beg.
Thomas Smith
Com. Al fl. Of NV cor. of Lot ~. thence
SlA IT,, Az it,. 9lA IT.. Al fl. 10
beg.-Paul Martin.
Com. at NV cor. of Lot 81. thence A
IT., 9l4 IT.. Al it.. 9las IT. TO beg.
Walter Hogan
Com S2l5 IT, of NV cor of Lot 81.
thence 69ia f.. r 1872 IT.. N 20 IT,. w 4Oia
r.. N 40ia IT,. 9lA IL. TO beg.-V. H..
Shepard
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

That person who insists upon seeing
with perfect clearllcs before making
a decision never Gnes decide
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

feet lot II. Blk. s-W. +. Baker
Lot ! cx. w. IS feet. Blk 3-Geo. Dun.
can
Eot @ e 's st '' sch slh E. spS ~ a%''
n y OF lot 3. Blk. 5-E. +. Ewing aad
S y of lot 3. Bn. g. f. +. Ewing and
Lot 4 ex. r. II. right of way. Blk. e.
J. K. McCalty.
Lot 8 y. Of a. 4. r. r. right Of way.
Lot Is N. n a. A. r.pht Of way. Blk. O.
Ann Arbor Railroad.
LOT IS ex. ~. A. right Of way. BIZ. g
Archie Johnson.
Lot Il. Biz. 8 Bert Harcrman.
w. - feet Of lot Is. Blk. II. H. Stackcy.
=, W = Of = 80 feet Of LOT 10. six. g.
i. Irving Fuller.
T. a Of Z. so feet Of lot 10. nlk g. Mr..
Lots & 2. BIZ. G. /. N. Brainard.
Lot 4. p q g. ex. Z. Il. right o. way.
Biz. Anna Messenger
That part Of lot Il N. Of r. II. right OF
way, Blk. +. Pollasky and Others.
Lot 10 ex n. 30 feet a cx. r.. v. right
Of way. Bin. G-Michael follasiey Eat.
N. so feet OF lot 10. blk. G Mrs.. Rose
Lot l6. Biz s-F E. PolIaskey and others.
Lot Il eS. y. 70 feet. BIZ 6 Frank T..
?. 50 feet lot Il. BIZ e-Frank r. roh
askey aud Others.
" = lot Is. Blk. c VIM. Angellus.
r. = Of lot lS Blk. G-Arlo Eckort
Ward ,, City Of Alma.
North 40 feet OF lot IL, Block 80. Alma
Lot Is. Block 80. Alma I'd. Griffith.
Lot i6. Block IS. Alma-W. r. Naldrett.
Lot II. Block 30, Alma Dr. Reg. Me-
Clinton.
Lot rs, Block So. Alma. J. Hall Est
All that part Of Block SO Alma north OF n
line l rod south Of and parallel with south
brink of mill race-Aima Grain Lumber
That part OF Block SO Alma south Of a
line ! rod south OF ard parallel with south
brink Of mill race Home Lumber & Fuel
Co.
state Trunk Line M-lo-Gratiot County. at
large.
Now. therefore, For the Township OF Pine
River srd City Oh Alma. Supervisor VIM.
vanderbcck and City Clerk Clarence T..
Blanck and Highway Commissioner c. y.
Packer and City Manager VIM Reynolds
and all unknown or nonresident poreons.
owners and persons intero ted ia the above
described Lend. and each Of YOU OF the names
.ct opposite the above descriptons, arc here
By notified that at the time ard place alorc-
aid, or at such other time and place there
after to which said hearing may be adj
Journcd, hall proceed 10 ieccive bids for
the construction Of aid no. fl8 drain in
the manner hcrcnbetore stated AID also that
AZ sucn time OF letting from nine O'Clock a
the forenoon 20 five o'clock ia the afternoon
the assessment for benefit. and the lands
comprised within the No lls drain special
assessment district will be subject to review.
And you, and each Of you, owners and PERI
sons interested in the afore aid lard are
hereby cited t. appear at the time and place
of said letting. aforcsaid, 81 be heard
with respect to such special assessments and
your interests in relation thereto. If you so
desire.
Dated this 2nd day Of December. A. D. 1929
kNNA +. LANCOCK.
County Drain Commissioner OF
the County OF Gretot
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

MlTy r. ETy ACu.
Lot J ex w So IT,. Mary Ely Add-V. II.
Shepard
w 56 #. Lot MARY Ely Add-Philip
Smith.
Lot 4. ex w So it.. Mary Ely ADD. II.
Shepard
50 #. Of lot 4 ex r. r. right of way.
Ely hdd-Philip Smith.
Lot ? a. 8 Y of x. X. right of way. Ely
Ada. A. r. II. Co.
Lot & n Of r. r. right OF way-v. II.
Shepard
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

Land com. rds Is rds of NV
W 10 rds.. n 70 beg. sec 3-l1-3-Wm. Bev-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

Land com. g rds. & 20 rds. IL II. S of
~ cor. of sec. 3, thence r rds., rds.
a f.. w rds., " TO beg, sec 3-ll-3-R.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

Land com 20 rds. & Il rds. IL #. of
NV cor. of sec 3, thence S 6i2 rds., to
Park Ave- 6ia rds., w to beg. sec. Bib
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07
Uden Addition to City of Alma

Uden Addition to City of Alma
Lot /, Block c. y. Knapp.
Lot . Block Andrew Azelborn.
Lot 3. Block VIM. D. Johnson.
Lot a. Flock +. j. Tucker.
Lots .. .. T. S. o. TO- II. y. 10. II. Is. l6.
a.. IS 10 20. Block School
Lots $. 10, Ii. IL, Block &C. j. Sandal
Lot -. Block &C a. Knapp.
Lots a. Is. Block Geo. Sandal.
Lots 1. 2. Block &c. }. Sandal
Lot g. Block Dean Bridinger
Lot 4. Dlocl, Wv. r. CARMEL
Lot 3. Block &C. j. Sandal.
Lot 8. Block Thomas Moulton.
Lots z. 8. o. Block &C. j. Sandal.
Lots 10. II. Block 3-R Reynolds.
Lots j. 2. Block 4-Bartling & Holmes.
Lot 3. Block WIN. Johnson.
Lot q. Block &C. J. Sandal.
Lot 3. Block IL. c. Zoll.
Lot C., Block &c. }. Sandal.
Lot Z. Biocl. Wilbur Holt
Lot g Block Is. J.. Burnett.
Lot 9. Block Geo. Sandal
Lot 10. Block Otto Cummings.
Lots II. -, Block &C. J. Sandal.
Lots 10, u. Block &C. NJ Tague
Lot IS, Block Geo. NJ: Layman.
Lot Is. Block VIM n. Layman
Lots 10. 20. Block &c. j. Sandal.
Lot I, Block 5-Luchini Bros.
Lot >. Block loren Coyne
Lot g. Block Harley Williams.
Lot 4, Rlocl. 2 Mrs. s. w Case.
Lot 8. Block William Walker
Lot s. Block William Johnson.
Lot T. Block 81. b. Grosskopf.
Lots 3 & Q. Block 81. G. Sandal
Lot TO- Block 81. II. Struble.
Lots H. y. Block William Johnson.
Lot 70. Block &c. J. Sandal.
Lot II. Block Grace Horn.
Lots 10, rs. Block SC. j. Sandal.
Lot II, Block 5--Maude Wrightman.
Lot rs & VIZ Of 10. Block "a. +. Frevert
Lot 20 & Ei4 of 10, Block &C. NJ. john
Lots l. ?. 3. 4. 5. 6, Z, Block &C. ]. San
dan.
Lots 1. ,. 3. Block &C. J. Sandal
Lot /. Block sc. j. Horton.
Lots ,, g. Block s-Dr. Keene
Lot T. Block s-Luchni Bros.
Lot .. Block sc NJ. league.
Lot s, Block sc, J. Brownlow.
Lot T. Block S-Edw. Sias.
Lot = Block S-William Johnson.
Lot o. Block S-John Young.
Lot TO-. IL, ~, 10. II. Block sc. j. San
dan.
Lot 49, Block sc. J. Sandal.
Lot II. Block S-W. A. Johnson.
Lot ls. Block Sc. J. Horton.
Lot 10, Block s-Wibur Holt.
Lot 20, Block 81. L. Bemis.
PARK place West, City Of Alma
n 3 rds of Lots 9 and l0-Lewis Brink.
N rds OF S rds. Of Lots & lO-Grant
Hixon.,
T.. A feet Of Lot lie. f. Clcek.
W p feet Of Lot IL & % IT, of Lot u
s. T.. Frances.
W "a feet of Lot 12-S +. Frances.
Lot l3--Lews VI. Mervin.
Lot 14-James Huntley.
Lot 15--S. r. Frances.
Lot 16-Lewis Andre.
Lot l7-Joscph Bistlinc.
Land com. at NV cor. Of Lot rs. thence r
12O IT,. s fS ft.. w 100 it., 80 #. to beg
Joseph Bistlinc.
Land com - e. Of NV cor. of lot 1s,
thence v % r.. s 60 r., w 90 IT,, so IL. TO
bcg.--Elsie Palcn.
Land com. 1913 e. s Of NV cor. Of Lot IS.
thence % f., S SO f., w % e., 62 II.
10 bcp.-Joscph Bistline.
Land com. at Sc cor. Of Lot 10, thence N
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

Land rds + & % rds. 70 Il. S Of
NV cor. of sec. thence + 6 rds., S 3 rds.
ll&i IT,. W rds.. n to beg, 3-ll-3
lf.sl ft,.. H. Il Inc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07
EIyton Add.


Eis Of lots & ?. Blk. 4, Elyton Add -
Lot 8. Blk. 4, Elyton Add.-Eliza c. Pull
frey.
W. of lot ! ?. Blk. 4. Elyton Add
Eliza {. Pulfrey.
lot +. OF Right Of way of d. C. r. r. r.
Pix. 4, Elyton Add.-Ch Spauldlng.
Lot =. Of X. r. of d. G. R.R. & W. X. r.
strip of land feet wide across lot off
y; side Of old r. Il. right OF way. Blk 4.
Elyton Add. Mrs. Ray Wheaton.
including right Of way of d. G. r. & w.
r. r.. Blk. 4. Elyton Add.-Nicholas Weber.
All OF Lot lying +. of right of way of
d. G. s w. K. r.. Blk. 4. Elyton Add.-Mrs.
b. +. Reynolds.
All that part Of lot & s, formerly owned
by d, G. X. q w. II, r. Co.. except strip
feet wide Off 4. side across 10. 8. Blk. 4.
Eiyton Add.-Mrs. Mary Wolch.
All Of lots $50 w. of right of way Of D..
g; X; w. r. r.. Blk. 4. Elyton Add.-Chas.
w. Ainsley.
II. J. Winchel
w. loi feet lot Z. Blk 4. Elyton Add
Ms. Verona Weber.
Lot 8. Blk 4. Elyton Add.-Mrs. w. IL.
Risch.
Lot 9. Blk. a. Elytoa Adm. f. Birdsell.
Lot 10. Blk. 4. Elyton Add-M. A. Meder.
Lot IL. ex. w. 70 feet of N. feet, Blk. a.,
Elyton Add.-Merlin Ellison.
w. 75 feet lot y & w. 75 feet of N 0
feet lot II. Blk. A. Elyton Add.-standard
OIL Co.
L. 90 feet Of lot 12. Blk. 4. Elyton Add
Lawrence Ellison.
r. 1i3 feet OF lot G +. i13 feet of N.
81 feet of lot 2. Blk. 3, Elyton Add.-Frank
+. Pollasky.
w. 80 feet lot l & lot 2 ex. +. ll3 feet of
of N. 81 feet. Ry< 3. Elyton Add-Nerchants
Building Co.
Lot G N 3ia feet lot 4. Blk 3. Elyton
Add. Merchants Building Co.
Lot 4, except N. 3ia feet, Blk 3, Eyton
Md. independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lots & & +. 2 rds. lot Q. Blk. 3, Ely
ton Add. N. Day
Lot Z. Biz. g. Elyton Ado. p. Faussett.
Lot 3. Blk. 3. Elyton Adv. N. Palmer.
W. rods lot ex. N. 10 feet, Blk. B.,
Elyton Ado. J. Stearns.
N. 10 feet Of w. 8 rods lot 9 and w 8
rods Of lot TO- Blk. 3. also s. 10 feet OF w.
rods lot IL. Blk 3. Elyton Add.-M f..
Church.
f. rods lot 10. Blk. 3. Elyton ADD
Hooper 4 Calvin.
Lot IL cx. l.. "a feet & ex. S. 10 feet Of
w. rods. Blk. 3-Frank F. Pollasky and
others.
Lot IL ex. H. 80 feet of +. % feet, Blk g.
Frank Pollasky and others.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

Land COM 20 rds. S & Is rds in. f of
wv cor. OF sec 3. thence 6is rds., 2
DIS. 1919 IT,. n 6ia rds.. w to beg. sec g.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

. $ q II rds + of NV
; 8 rds. 8 in. S 6Is rds..
D beg. sec. 3-ll-3-Harry
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

Land ccm. 10 rds. & - rds. L Of NV
cor. OF sec. B. thence 5 8 rds.. f to Park
Ave, n rds. 20 beg. sec. 3-ll-3-Mrs c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

Land COM 2 rds & 1s rds. 2 IT, Of
NV cor. sec. therrtc r 10 rds S rds. IT,.
" rds.. 2 IT.. W rds., n rds. IL It.
10 beg. sec. 3-ll-3-iloland Femby
Land com. rds. + & 20 rds. 10 It. Of
NV cor of sec. thence T. rds, S rds.,
w rds. N 10 beg. sec. 3-ll-3-Rolland
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

2ia rds. S & 10 rds. L of NV
thence + > rds. S llia rds. w
beg. see 3-ll-3-Cornelius Nc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

+ lot is. Dlk 8 Mr..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

Land CON- 2Ia rds. S & Is rds. + Of NV
cor. Of 3. thence hSi rds. + TO Park
Avenue. y 81 rds., w 10 beg, 3-ll-3-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-07

Eia Of lots l & ?, Blk. T. Elyton Add /
liza c. Pufrey
Lot 3. Blk. 4. Elyton Add.-Eliza c. Pull
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-07-22
THE MARKETS
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

FLOUR-Hard spring wheat-Short pat
ent. $1.65GL75; special mill brands, in
9S-lb. cotton sacks, S9.1009.15; warehouse
delivery, $9.60G965. Soft winter wheat
Short patent $500 95. Hard winter
wheat-Short patent, s6SO06 go Rye flour
White patent, $515Gt5. %; dark. s35Od3.6
HAY-No. l timothy hay, So. O0027. 90;
No. timothy and No. l light clover
mixed s24.O0d25.O0: No. l clover mixed
and No. l mixed, s2O.O0d22. 90: No. heavy
clover mixed and No. 1 clover, $1,000
1900: No. light clover mixed and No. 2
clover mixed. S10.60614.O0: No timothy
and sample hay. $1i00d20
BUTTER-Creamery extra. 90 score
Sac; higher scoring commands a premium
tirsts, 81 score, 33c: $3.50 score 301h632c:
seconds. S3-S7 score. 2SG3Oc: centralized.
3213c; ladies, 29d3Oc: packing stock. 25G
PC. Prices to retail trade: Tubs 3S1ac !;
prints 4O1ac
EGGS-Fresh frsts, 21G221Ac: ordinary
firsts, 2Od2O12c; miscellaneous lots, 2O15G
PIC; extras, packed in whitewood cases,
2912d3012c; checks. 171461S1ac; dirties, 19c /;
storage packed. 23c.
LIVE POULTRY-Turke 25c: fowls,
2113c brolers, 30c; ROSTERS 14c: ducks.
PC; spring ducks, PIC; geese 12c; spring
geese. PIC.
ICED POULTRY = Turkeys, 34G35c;
hens 24a26c; broilers, 32d3Sc; ROSTERS,
16017c.
POTATOES Dbl, Virginia cobblers,
$4.1564. ..
ONIONS-$2. 00@2.75 per crate
CATTLE-Prime steers. 50 S561O. 50: good
choice steers, $S.5Od99O; feeding steers.
$5.750I.75; heifers, $5.5Od900: yearlings
fair to choice. S7O0d1O7O: plain to good
steers, $7.00MS5O; plain TO choice cows
&.O0dSCe; Gamers, $2.75G315; cutters So %
d3.75; bologna bulls, S4.5065OO: good to
fancy calves. $S0001050
Iicrb+
1925; medium weight butchers, SlO5 OGI
1895; afri to fancy light sic. 3501O 90:
heavy butchers, 50. a01O.90: heavy pack
ing, $S3od9.0o: rough packing, $7.75dS.35;
pigs. $S.5Od1o.50.
SHEEP-Good to choice lambs. SO GOA
1880; Gull lambs. $IO9G10.O0; feeding lambs.
$11.o0d1215; yearlines, $S5O011.7 IS; wethers,
s6.0Od9.Oo. ewes. 81 ODcIS 90.
A race track in Chicago would kill
all legitimate sport in this vicinity
for fifty years.
The business man in public office
often lands in the penitentiary.
County Treasurer Patrick ]. Carr
has turned over more interest on the
public money than any of his pre-
decessors in office
Aid. Thomas r. Caspers of the Goth
ward, is MAKING a good record
Paul Wiedel, the well known chief
clerk of the Board of Assessors, is
talked of for higher honors.
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05
BEVERAGE SUCCESSFUL IN
RACE FOR SENATORSHIP

Dispatches from Indianapolis. In
diana. yesterday state that Senator
Harry New comedies the nomination
as United States Senator in Tues
days primary to ex-senator Albert
Beveridge.
At one time Senator New contended
he had defeated his opponent by a
majority of 1925. For 3.l37 pre-
'cincts out of 1882 the vote was 49,
936 for Beveridge and 16l. .701 for New
Senator Beveridge declared the re-
suit of the primary was that factions
and fueds in the Republican party
are buried forever.
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05
.BUSINESS LOCALS.
, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

To California via d. & r. G. w. r.
r. $4,000 round trip. on sale daily
commencing May 18th. Limit Octo-
Der 3lst. Stopover privileges in both
directions. 1880
WANTED. Statesmen for Delta and
vicinity. Commission contract only.
for spare time or full time. We will
teach you to sell income protection
through our free school of instruction
and help you build profitable busi-
ness. Massachusetts, Bonding and In
surance Company. Accident and
health Dept Saginaw, Michigan. Cap
ital s1.500.O00. 1Sc
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05
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j TERsELY TOLD I
; = = = - = = = =

Pretty hard for folks with new silk
stockings to keep their feet on the
floor.
The politicians should not turn a
man down for public office, merely
because he has business ability.
The people who find fault because
OF the lack of inspiration forget all
this home brew now being manu-
factured.
The acquisition of capital seems a
very wicked thing to those who are
unwilling to save any money.
People who step on the gas should
be pleased when later they wake up
out of the ether and hear the nurse
say they are out of danger.
Millions of pleasure cars being
turned out, but the working wagon
business seems to be quit.
Danger of crash reported in Ger
many 1t often happens when Fritz
goes to sleep at the beer garden and
tips over the stems.
wall street Close say newspaper
headings. Many people find Wall
street very close when they try to get
money out of it.
The movement for Industrial reform
is Objectionable to many people to
whom industry" is an unpleasant
sounding word
The former country boys who are
going back to the farm won't get
much fatted calf, but they can have
some vegetable hash.
The congressman should show 10y
atty to their party organization but
should read over bill before voting
on it.
Some men would like to remove
their wives to points of safety until
the millinery openings are over in
Delta.
AS the railroads wouldn't lower
their car steps on account of narrow
skirts, they won't probably widen
their doors to fit the new big hats.
Mr.. Harding is said to be the best
dressed president. No one has
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05
Former Resident Returns.

An arrival last Thursday evening
was Mrs. Amelia Ramsey, former well
known Delta resident, who is now
holding down a lucrative position in
the U. S. Land Office at Evanston,
Wyoming She brought her father
out from the east to relatives at Sap
inero and stopped to renew acquain-
tances with friends here. Her son
Edward is a student at Westminster
College at Salt Lake City.
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05
claimed this will offend the women

claimed this will offend the women
voters.
An examination of the curbstones
and hangouts of Delta suggests that
not all the fappers are of the female
sex.
Much distress is reported from
people who are suffering from fatigue.
Some people who think the minis
ters don't know what they are talk
ing about, will take the word OF
fake stock salesman.
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05

S. r. Berger eye-sieht specialist
announces he will be here at the
Delta Hotel, for two days, Monday
and Tuesday, May 18th and 18th.
Glasses scientifically fitted. Satisfac-
ton assured. School children's exam
ination without charge. Phone or
call and make early appointment.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
SENATORsF|RM
FOR CASH PLAN
IN YANk BONUS
Informal Canvass Indicates
@. o. p. Members win Insist
on Money Clause.
CONTINUED from First Paee)

(ConCnueu from pIrbt fABeJ
Frelinghuysen Of, New Jersey, sup
ported Shoots plan; Senators Wat
son, McCumbsr. ana Sutherland of
West Virginia, holding out against
II.
The plan which smoot discussed
recently with President arding he
estimated could be financed for 81
900 10000 900 as compared with S4,500.-
OOO, 900 which would be required by
the House bill. He figured that $780,
600, 900 yearly would be all that
would be necessary to meet the I'm
surance payments. He proposed that
the policy should mature at the end
of twenty years.
McCumber was Understood to have
objected 70 the plan chiefly be-
cause II did not possess any loan
provision" which would permit ex-
service men to borrow money on the
proposed policy.
Some OF the committe members
favored the House certificate plan,
but opposed It's land settlement fea-
ture. II was suggested that Con
gress would probably have to fall
back finally upon the proposal orig
inally made several months ago for
the issuance OF certificates OF In.
debtedness TO be betrayed from in.
terest payments on the British debt
which II was understood President
Harding believed would be avail
able In ample time to take care OF
the bonus.
Pronounced opposition among Re
publican Senators to the House GER
tificate plan would necessitats "im
portant notifications" being made
McCumber admitted, and when the
committee members finally adjourn
ed until Monday without being able
70 reach any definite concl y5ions the
situation was stin ''fraught with
the grave difficulties" which Sena
tor. Watson previously said IL pos.
sessed.