South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 330, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 November 1922 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1922

GROTTO PLANS FOR NEW BUILDING ON

SWYGART PROPERTY Secures Formal Possession Signing of Ninety-Nine Year Lease. Th rerr.odellr.j ar.d bulMlr.s of an additional etory en the John A-S-yart licrrn fcr a lod?:i hall and ths erection rf cn aulitorlum 3 4 feet by IS') fet. In tho rear wore projects foretaste.! Saturday with the anrour.- mer.t by cff.:lals cf th flrotto of tin lea?e for thr: srnln? of a 33-ytar Sxyjart property. Th prop. rty hat a rJ I feet fronta? cn Wahlr.grton a-. rack to Cr If ax v., a ar. d exten !1 distance of Zil feet, with a fror.tap of 4S feot on Colfax u.V. I-haped. tho tract Colfax ar.l Gll-SliJ on Vahi:ifftn v., anl a third ho tiff?. 605 XV. Vashlr.ston av. Tho rental Is said to run in the neighborhood E00 a year. 3Iar.s. acconlin? to Kurtrn Harwell, trustee cf tho Orotto. will provide th lary-:st auditorium In !h city. A frteel-tnzd roof will top a true! u re of brick and concrete and will be of such p.zo a.i to aocommodate at least 3,000. ConÄtructlon work on the proposed cudltorlum will commence early next fprlrs". Ha.Tsvell yid. The Grotto, a branch of the Mtonic order for social -purposes, has a 600-member.ship and I expected to douh'.c this number by a cla.s to be enrolled Dpc. 12. The Grotto's i'rowtb has. Leen remarkable having had. It null. le.vs th-an 300 memberr in th lodo elsht month-s ao. I'osvsrCon cf tho property was obtained with the s;trnin'.c cf th long-termed leae. The Grotto xviv move into Its new quartern at one, according to the announcement by the orders' officials, and besrln tho work of Tr-nmdIin tho Wwyg-irt home, f.11-13 XV. Vnhinpton av., within the next .:x wcks. This rcmodellntr wl'.l lrclule th "proposed raisin? of the Ptructuro ar.cthcr fun ftory. Preventorium Name Contest Ends Monday The contest for a namo for the children3 cummer camp, conductc-d by the Tuberculoma Iveajruc, for which prizes of $10. 15. and $2 were offered, will close Monday, Nov. 27. Answers mailed on or before that date will be eligible. They should be sent to the office of tho Tuberculosis League, Itoom 5. Court House. This contest is open to all lnjy liiRh school pupil. Its purpo.o

is to secure a suitable namo for the , ' ,, , r v i, ,:(h) not usually want the equivalent preventorium camp which has hfen- J '

established. for several je.-r.-., on th? Healthwin estate. ue su5rests that the namo need fined to tho purpose of r.ot be con the camp. Many answers have been received which show an attempt to select a namo simlllar to Healthwin. but this Is r.ot necessary, aa many other beautiful names suitable to the locality are available. The committee of Judges will consist of representatives of each of the leading newspapers of the county, and a member selected by them. Tho results of the contest will be published aa soon as the Judges are able to reach their declBion. Sues New Jersey Road For $10,000 Damages Alleging that no warning was given her by either the crossing bell of the New Jersey, Indiana t- Illinois Ry. on Prairie ;tv, ur by a locomotive which approached from the south f-pceding 50 miles an hour. Annie Hoocakler filed t-ult against that railroad Saturday In Superior court No. 1 In which she seeks 510,-ÖC-) damages as a result of permanent Injuries -he received when th locomotive crashed Into the automobile fho was driving. That the crossing view of tho tracks is obstructed by buildings to such an extent that traffic mut lnot entirely depend on the crossing: bell for their warning of approaching trains, is contended In the complaint. Claiming that no warning whistle or bell was sounded on the locomotive and that the crossing heii was out 01 oraer. in" , b. 1 ., . ., . - . V -1 t o n 11 4 Via' l v'lUiaiuaii; c v v o nu - husband were on tho tracks before they were mvaro of their danger. Their auto was struck with such great forco by the locomotive that they were hurled many feet and the wife Fuffered permanent Injury to her back besides severe body wounds and cuts, according to her complaint. Dairs' Products Meeting To Be Held Monday A dairy products me ! ha.- been calXl by 11. C which 1. the ith the 1 . county agv::t in . - operation w Chamber v 1 ommerve, will ho aft rn-Mn at hell next Mr-r.day ov:.' k at th rr.erct' au liter 2:30 ComChancer ium. J. L. Wann, oi th tt.tlry ctf :'..!.'n a rt m e n t o ' the Purdue i:n. rs.tv v.-ill t-pcak. ; nt eut to 'rgani7at:or.! In :t.iti h.tvo 1re preentat . - - ' the in th- s,-u:h t-:c:.il Service ir T. 1 Ft deration cf men's and wo. city, the Y. M. men s c'.ui .s e f th C. A., public h'.ilth scheel. M.ik D.-rll tier.. Feierated club?. i eard. put-trc titer f tc:Ministeri.il asoc:at;er.. Parent-Teach tlon. City Ite-uf M..; tural department, and r a.c'ia:on acriculthe varies organ. rations cf Mishawaka. AVu Real Estate and Loan Company Coming to City Wi;:um P. IViturson r.d Carl Stout oi Gary, Ir.d., b.ave opened :. real tstt. loan und Insurance t f.ce In Sruth IV.-r.d. The i,-al i. f:ce. heated In rcom C O. F. bid,,-, is a branch the I. (. the main office at dry. th tvl. t-f the .r::i beir.is Patt" The firm 3 n w;'. a r. i S; o u t . d- a. jreneral .can burfir.fvi on Sou property, an-1 w ral 5tte and ment. Per.'. im prove, I ii alo co ju rar.ee n d u c t a departTatters Gry In

on and Stout located in'r-' 107. anl fir.ee- that tira.-jij

have, perhaps, handled real estate buFir.e', lri the iari'Ci d.tr:ct. They have leaned oer milli'.'.n dollars t. Gary prope aione.

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j Accounting Firm Files Incorporation Papers j Artiri of lucorpo: a::or, wrre 1 ! y t hi Cardin Accountancy Corp.. with .i capitalize! ?tock of

Jlr )-") i-nturlay Afternoon Or.1 hou-ar.d share. OC'j of whi.h wiil o preferred Ftrck. are to be ?oli arl the Incorporating members of I tr.- r.rm are Lowell IJ. Curwin. l.mJjy r.o't ': ?:'-r, ami Charles Moore. Tho hoard cf directors Include.- Leh the Incorporators. William G. Lurwin ar.l Luura I". Curwln. OPEN RED CROSS SEAL SALE HERE ON DECEMBER 1 Committee in Charge Has Completed Plans for Intensive Campaign. Miss Jane Hufford. executive of the Tuberculosis leag-ue, In ar. Interview last evening announced the plans of tho league for tho fale of lied Cro-s Christmas peals this year. Mrs. Thomas A. Olney, president of thf League, is takin? an active j part in predentin? the seals to the public. Tho chairman for the seal ca!i ij Mrs. Horaco L. Greene. The chairman for South Ecnd Is V. G. Crabiil. for Mishawaka, John A. Herzo? and for the county. Mrs. II. C. Matthews. Each of these chairmen Is assisted by sub-chairmen for both the school committees. Throughout tho county, the work Is organized under Mrs. Matthews with a chairman for each town and one for each township. ThU list will be published a little later. Tho seal sale begins on Dec. 1 On that day, the personal halo committee will begin its work of Felling health bonds. The health bond is a now idea In St. Joseph county. The bonds were devised as a meana of ! receipting for the larger contributuons 01 o. 51U-. etc. on up to t t jinn . ... 1 1,. . . .. . . r . . . i. . t v. . , , rather than bond sellers will offer them to mercantile firms, hunks, factories, clubs, etc.. where the contribution renrej sents a number of people, jointly. 1 Tiiis sale will 1-1 st only a few day?. and will be followed by the. mail sale, beginning on Dec. 5. Seals By Mail. The mail sale Is already well known in this county, and has proven to be one of the most effective means of dispensing the Christmas seals. Rach one of the mailing list will receive two hundred peals, of which number he Is requested to buy as many or as few as he wishes, returning the rest of the seals with the money. It is hop?d that the majority will take the two hundred seals, or at least a large, portion of them. As the cost of sending these letters is about ten cents, apiece, the league i.s desirous that at least that amount be sent in If it is Impossible to contribute more. The mail Fale is designed to reach individuals, just as the health bonds reach tho organized groups. Frequently, an individual buys his seal through the mail, and his store or plant takes a bond also. Sale at Booths. On the seventh cf December. Thursday, the rale of .seals at booths in K.iri., I'.i.iHii y.t tifi'Pvt'iri'v mean stands erected for the purpose, but simply a salesman or two stationed in theaters, hotels, etc.. to sell Christmas mm Is to those who may not have boon reached by mail.j or who may wart a fw for Imme-J d.ate use while down town, to place on their outgoing letters and pack ages. On Roc. IV, Monday, or before, the Christmas seals will be discuss ed in the pchool. Th League does

net wish the school children to sefl j permanent cure. .Note tbe .implf InCliristmas peals, but merely to buv : utrurtlon: K"b the dntir.ent at night .. . . .... , . 1, on loiir HANDS oi.ly-you don t have

incm xor xne-r 0 11 their remarkable rerord for thrift, as shown In the ravings deposits of .v.. -.i 1 unt ti,n pupils have really quite of money of their own. ,1 ,.,t rui;i: ijxtuki: on Christian Science in the church edifice, fain and Madi---ri ts.. Monday. Nov. 27th at S p. m. The pubi. cord .tlly invited. Aivt. 323-331.

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I am particularly anxious to hear from men and women who have'been treated by other physicians without receiving any beneficial results or permanent cure. Itupturc. Hernia. Pilos, ristula, Vcrlcooelc, Enlarged Veinscured permanently. Kidney. Iilaltlcr and Ithcumatlc Troubles. These diseases are ystemlc and readily yield to my remedies and care. Acute and Chronic Venereal Iienc- or Rlnod Infections rereive daily attention and are permanently cured in th? shortest p,,';M0 time Thes dLeases if allowed to run unchecke-d will It "iid'to 5-rious complications. I dimply want the opportunity of .howir.? every 5ufIerir.JT man and woman that I can restore them tit health. My object is to teach men and women, these In moderate circumstance, where they can get the best and most tirilful special treatment for an amount cf money they can afford to pay. If you ar in need of skilled services go today Now Sava t'"flr!i monev nnd CJLT AVELL. "NO PATIENTS CHARGED MORE THAN WHAT HE IS C.LVP AM' WILLING TO PAY. CALL FOR FREE CONSt'LTATION A NO ADVICE. HorilS 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M. SVXD.WS 9 A. M. TO 12 31. DU KUMP 111 WIM WASHINGTON AVE.. SOUTH RE-VP. INI).

HERE and THERE

Mr. K. C. Mllcr, 111'. Diamond av.. who has been a patient been a L'pworth hoplta! for r.v.j weeks re turr.ed to her home yesterday. Mrs. George Kre shbauni. 12H Van Buren si., nleo a patent a. Epworth during tho past two weeks returned to her heme yenerday. V lu?c W per cent of lb worl.l't telephone-! and goodne knom uhtt prr cnt of lt rti) namber. Children playing matches wa tho cau&e of a fire In the home Kmery Joisis, 723 Napier et.. shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The children entered a clothe 3 closet with lighted matches and tho clothes caught fire, uamage, amounted to $30. The Jacvo -oshlnsky I3 owner of the property. Mr. Goniian, 2112 i:. L:rskla bhal., who has teen a patient at the Epworth hospital for several weeks, returned to his homo yesterday. In l"rt Smith, Ark., a hunting lo rlll he riven tome new elands. They should be rabbit gUindfe. IjAPOIITK 11 rooms and a butcher knife will fisure In the te.imony la the action for divorce filjd hero by Henry J. Miller, according to his '.omplalnt. Miller alleges that lr wife, Bessie, In addition to being unfaithful to him, attacked him with a broom and a butcher knife und threatened to shoot him. He asks custody of two children. m:nfX)RI) 13ca Mitchell, 17, prominent contractor, committed suicide by taking carbolic acid. A wife aui three children survive. rirture. In th paper how a white baby which talks Chinene. They all do that at firtt. HEnroitD Heirs of Thonus J. Hill, victim of a railroad accident, were awarded $17,500 damage against the H. and O. S. XV. railroad by a jury here. .Suit for 550,000 had been Instituted. nnnFonn osixmio Mullen, ic, was fatally injured when a pila-ster under which he was working collapsed. Mullen's kull was crushed. Kuppoaea victim of Amnesia In Detrait h forgotten all hi friend. How lucky with Chrlstraa coming. LAroitTn rJImlnation of punch boards and of screens In front of all pool rooms and ex-saloons will be the next move In the cleanup campaign being staged by members of the Laporto "Ministerial association. LAPOKTK Pleading suilty to charges of having passed a worthless check, George Henry, 40, a cripple, was fined J200 In circuit court here. A movie producer plan to dramatise the ten commandments if the tensors don't cut ome of them out. TKIt 1 1 H HAUTC Police today were seeking: two bandits who escaped with loot totalling about 560 in a daring holdup of the M. J. Anderson Drug store here last night. WABASH A jury in the damage ult of Charles Farthing against the Indiana Refining" comjany io" the death of hi wife, held a prayer and a-?k for divine guidance before starting to ballot for the vc-rdict. Five Motorists Arrested For Violating Regulations Five arrests were made yesterday afternoon and UK night by local police for automobile law violations. All were cited to appear in City court Monday. John Coun. Wirromac, Ind., resented his arres-t by Oihcers O. Hamilton and Pates at 9 o'clock bist night charged with having no tail light and N said to have threatened to "get their jobs." According to the office;-.. Conn's eil cur was badly rusted and appeared to have not had oil In It for some. time. Coun claimed he had lighted his lamp only a few minutes before he was arrested and is said to have threatened to fight the case. is said to have driven to the left of a street car and w;ts arrested at 2 o clock yesterday alternoon :n ECZEMA ITCH SKIN TROUBLES CURED IN SIX NIGHTS r.-.l hv mmv Hospital- and Skin Disuse SpeialUt. Tho new invention 1 .r.Ait.u'HOb t OIN.,;,-vr " ' .s" an iuriiioil tat and. to töuch the re iot-i: will l-riEeate the entire body and la six nights you Lre cured. No iutrruiti.u w-.rk. iu (a!iI Ibn-n. r.o odr. Send us ONb ... ... : -1 ..... M f nt f.f. I IHILl.lll rtl'U Will in. 111 .1 i 1 if.- v-.i ' 1 j? AKACIIOb sufrioi. r.t f-r t'.u- i.t.r- cure., I .:iti monpv hfick caarai.tpe with if h 1 lube. Mailed 'ia jdaln wrarrr. ntirtly ' Staled. P & P CHEMICAL CO. Depart nunt "31" PASSAIC, N. J. '"':f '-1 : i me, you are has or,? and one who wi.l deal with you more than he can give. A poo'4 v

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i VINCI1VNI2S Charlc FlLzcrrahl a e s ;n n Kth.d LV.z; s suit for divorce aia!rt :caid that .-ho burr.e 1 h-i clothes to keep him In at niffht. A two-dcl!r bill I often unlucky because you litco't got on. I PJJTIIILSIUIK? Tlie priex- of '4 .14 4 , Q4i'J7 ut. c it OL 4 -0 her with cr.e baker advertising bread for four cents a loaf. Perraber 3 to 9 ii education Don't !inr may ilanr this mnIl. week. VIXCIlVMiv Cicor?o U. 3Icoy, who 1st: week fc'aind fims by shootin? a 1'irge deer tvhile hunting", was Mayor Gray&:ate jame fined J 30 and cct by ! son lor violating the laws COLUMBUS While Orvtllo Lou. den, who rooms at the Commercial hotel hero was out of work, thleve-s t-ntered hi.- ro.n and stole all his clothing, taking hid suit case to carry away the loot. Von rrvijr tblnk your lock la bad, but what about the Akron, O man who pawned hit fie teeth Jut before Thanksgiving. ROCIIIjTi:i Dr. C. J. Loring is enjoying his first xication in 40 years. IJLOOMIXGTOX Local houiewivts are said to be looking for a modern .pit-d piper, duo to the unusual epidemic of rats here. Turpentine vIU bllktert the (are. remove paint but It COLUMBIA CITY Second hand de-alero here are swamped with hard coal burners, discarded by former users unable to buy anthracite coal, but wood burners are at a premium. UNION" CITY LMwanI Hoke, 70, the flrst white person born in Union City. :a dead at Fort Recovery, but the house in which ho was born is still standing. .Mleinsr that her husband, 1'rank abandoned her on Aug. 30, 1918, after b?-ing- married 13 years, Grace Smith riled a petition for 'divorce In Superior court No. 2 Saturday. She lives at 317 E. Wayne st. Homer jaign for faggarCs successful camtho office of a.cse.?sor of Portage township cost him $253.70. according to Iiis txperse account filed with the county clerk Saturday. May lv. Perkins was trranted a divorce in Superior court No. 2 late Friday afternoon after testifying that her hurband. Charles. had failed to support her, had struck and beaten her and fakoly accused her of infidelity. They were married Sept. 2S, 1903 and separated Oct. 10, 1922. Bonds of $100 were continued in city court Saturday against James Hallaran, 28, who gives his address as South Chicago. His case was set for hearing Dec. 1. Hallaran was brought to this city by Detective JarmNd Cutting from Indiana Harbor, where he was taken into custody Friday. He i charged under the "lay husband" act by Frances Hallam n, 6.10 1-2 La Porte av. the Ü00 block. K. Jefferson blvd., by Ofilccrs K. Smith and Bloom. Fdgar Kailey, IIS N. Church st., Mishawaka, w.is arrested at 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Mishawaka a v. and l?th st. by Sergt. Olmitend and Otllcer K. Smith, charged with exceeding the speed limit. Peter Ely and Itichard Steve, both of Chicago, were arrested at 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Officer Diver, charged with parkin? their car in front of a fire hydrant in the 200 block on N. Main st. Your Plumbing ! D ; H and heating work might be big or small. Regardless of this fact, it will pay you to get my estimate and plan before you decide. L. STOLL Plumbing and Heating Contractor 210 S. Chapin St. Telephone Lincoln 2297 H mm.m p. wuLLmamm- , , W , , ,t Beautiful Christinas Gifts PcS2: -t !f-!.l!i!!:Kil,'L'!:a,'iii Before making your purchase, we invite vour inspection of our beautiful line of Silk Lamp Shades South Bend Lamp Shade Co. Corner Jefferson and Lincoln Way East Phone Lincoln 1923

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American Can Co 72 American Car Fcundr' 17J American Hide and Leather Common 10 American Hide and Leather Pfd 10 American International C rporation .. 25 Vi American Locomotive 120 American Smelting 50 American Sugar 72 American Telephone and Telegraph ... .122 U American Wool 02 Anacor.di Copper 45 Atchison 0 Baldwin Locomotive 122U lia'.tirnoro and Ohio 4 0 Bethlehem Steel "B" S2 Hr&oklyn Raid Transit 13 California Petroleum 46 Canadian Pacific .' 140 Central Leather 32 Chandler SD1 Chesapeake and Ohio CC Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul Common .. 24 Chicago, Mil. and i?t. Paul Preferred .. 362 Chicago and Northwestern 82 Chicago, Rock Island and Peoria 32 Chicago, Hock Island and Peoria "li" 84

Chill Copper Chino Copper Colorado Fuel and Iron . Corn Products Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar Erie Comm'on General Riectric General Motorj Common Goodrich Great Northern Ore Great Northern Railroad International Harvester . Industrial Alcohol Illinois Central Inspiration International Nickel International Paper Kansas City Southern Kelly Springfield Kennecott Copper Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley Louisville and Nashville Marine Common

Marine Preferred 47 4S 47 Mexican Petroleum 204 Vi .... .... Miami Copper 23 25 23 Mldvale Steel 31 31 23 Missouri Pacific 10 16 16 National Enamel 61 61 60 Nevada Copper 13 .... New Haven Railway 20 20 20? New York Central 31 tl no Northern Pacific 73 75 74 Norfolk and Western 114 114 113 Pacific Oil 44 44 43 Pan American Oil 92 83 Sl Pennsylvania 4 6' 46 U 4G Peoples Gas 01 Pullman 124 124 123 Pure Oil 27 27 27 Hay Consolidatde Copper 12 13 12 Reading 74 Ri 74 'i 74 Republic Iron nnd Steel 47 4S 45 Sears ltoebuck 78 73 7S Sinclair Oil 30 31 30 Southern Pacific ItaIlro.nl SS1 SS SS Southern Itaiiway 22 22 21 Studelwker Common V22 122 116 Texas Oil 4 5 4G 43 Tcxa-s and Pacific 20 20 1ST; Tobacco Products 51 Union Pacific 139 140 137 U. S- Food r, U. S. Rubber 47 47 4 U. S. Steel Common 103 103 " 101 Utah Copper 00 t;i CO " Vanadium 32 32 31: Wabash "A" 24 24 21 Wcstinghous-e 3S 3S 3S White Motois 47 4 7 47 Willys Overland 5 5 5

LIHUUTV u. u. u. .u. u. S. Liberty, 3'?. $100.06. S. Liberty First 4s. $98.24. S. Liberty. Second 4's. $97.72 S. Liberty, Third 4's, J9S.3G. S. Liberty, Fourth 4's, $98. 0G. New. 4's, $99.40. Victory,4s,n00.30. STUDEBAKER DROPS IN MARKET DECLINE Wave of Selling Orders Sweeps Into Exchange During Last Half Hour. Day's total sales G22.0000 shares. Twenty industrials averaged 92.;:., ntt-lr.$ 1.13; high 1922, 103.43; low 7S.3. I!ailroad.s averaged S2.Ö9 net lo.-t .$7; high 1322, iZ.'J'J; low 73.42. NEW YORK, Nov. 2ö. A wave of swelling order5, sweeping into the the .-tock market in tho la.-t half hour and carrying prices down er.e to six points below yesterday's clo..inc levels, provided one of tlie bus-ic-Nt half holiday .-Tjion.s in recent weeks. Speculators for the decline found encouragement fcr their operations in the continued lack cf public i-up-port, inactivity of pools in representative .haree? ar.d the apaprer.tly unfavorablereaction, as evprese-d in prices, that tho terms of th? Ik-th-lehem-Midvalt? f?'teel rnergtr had upon traders.' Bethlehem L was deprecd as low as GO 1-2 but later rallied to CI G-S. where it represented a r.et low of 1 3-S on the day. Mldvale ? net lC5s was 1 7-S. United States Steel common grot down to 101 3-4, its low !evt-l of the week and 1 1-4 pcinti? under la night's close. Vanadium. Lackawanna, Gulf State?. U: public and Crucible Steels m'.I cb:.-:. d ontto two po;r.ifc bilo-w yee rday'. fina; f:?uref . StuiMbaker and Rildw.n v-erc the principal targets In the f'.rl rc'ic..on, thi former slipDir.ir b-low 1 17 and rallying feebly for i net lo:-- of 4 3-4 points and the latter teaching 116 and closing at 116 3-3 for a net loss of Z 3-4.. Standard Oil cf New Jersey, whLeh waa weak from the start got down r.3 l-.v ai 1S3 i-4 but moved up 1S4 3-5 v.-hers it represented a nt-t less cf six points. Foreign evchar.ges w?re firm, demand sterling again getting just under the $4.50 mark wal.e French francs hovered around 7.15 cent. Canadian exchange was b?.cx to par and Brazilian exchange, continued to Improve in reflection of the removal of restrictions in trad.ng by the Erazllian covernmer.t. The clearing hou-; statement ohoved increases of J 5,004.000 In loan-, disjunts and investments $ 17.53 0.0-0 in the reserve cf members in the federal reserve bank, anl J26.1C2.000 in net demand deposits. Aggregate rerve totalled S30-J.T-30.-000. reducing the dcf.eit in reervs from 51?.4.'.-;öü to $2,3GS,010. The gem is polished by friction, man by affliction.

j ij 1.1 i.t Upen Cloo 41 7'J 17 5 10 10 .1 41 1 25 120 .-0 72 T 7 - m : 40 122 4 0 62 13 47 140 6G 24 37 S2 32 26 23 IM12S 62 13 1 1 177 34 25 3 bl

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116 60 lo 4 6 133 5S C3 23 35 73 31 r u .1. 26 23 , 23U ,128 62 1 s ' 11 117' 14 20 30 S3 3D 25 " R' - - S 25 126 61 12 1 0 175 14 2S SO 10 3 103 31 13 4S2 1S 4 0 ;31 7G 614 12C 11 Vi 13 4S 1 S 40 31 76 62 126 13 47 17 39 1 .8 61 124 29 60V 51 IJOXDK. GRAIN PRICES DECLINE TO NEW LOW LEVEL CHICAGO, Ncv. 23. (Uy A. P.) liquidation was on in the grain markets to s,omo extent today and w;th a lack of aiigreselve support prk-es declined readily to a new low for the week. .t tnc f i nL-Ii wheat 6uwed i net lo.-.v of 1 1-S to 2 C-l, v.ith May 115 1-S to 115 1-4 and Julj- 10G 7-S to 107. Corn was off 1 3-S to 1 5-8, oats were 3-S to 1 1-4 down, but provisions varied from unchanged figures to 15 cents higher. A break in values at Liverpool on increased pressure rf Argentine wheat offerings bad a depressing effect at the Mtart of the market here. As the session advanced bulli.-h r.fw failed to develop and finally , scattered liquidation st In with s-m v p :ss (Tders caught on the way down. The market showed little recuperative power after the early decline and the clox was almost at the low pjint of the day. Intere.-t. of short.- va.s omvlnt -played out be-cau. . of the bulge in values yesterday. Provisions were higher in line with hog value. (Corrwtrd I,iJj .T rj. A. Ron. Ml N Michigan ft. Thon Lincoln i223.) Jr.F.I M . UK KT CLOVEI-Mtdliiru red. jellhis maaitrmrh r?d. $1I: rbvr 5. WW, STRAW AM IKKI1. rrorrrrted Dally by tlip NeOry Millf-r riour and IVed Co.. 420 K. .ichijan t. rhonf Ialn CORN Pjyirjg CiOc ; k-:;c,- -nvs CLOVKK SEED- I'ayJa.- ?m seillsj AT SIKE SflJiDg ?10. A LI' ALFA Sellin? JH. HAI l'ajloff flj; jtililnr J20'222 ton. fio rcr b3. Hnr-.S AM TAM.OU'. (Coireorrd Oully by S. Y. l.ipj mn, N. Main t. Tbone Main 21.) w IT13li E i: S V A X 'r.rr.i .l.V- r .e r 1 h Wlir.AT. ( UKN. OXTS. ETC. (Corrected Daitv I. 1: M nrpin. st Mill. nvlrnt.1.c nr. Phnne l...f,3?l C(IiN I'ayii.g fseli::.g V. OATS IVivinir -.Oci telllos .. Ii l '. Pa .-iii Te-f MIIHLI "US Sftlir.g Jl-7.- ewt. I.ItAN S :;!t 1 . wt scratch i ei:: s. ::;-g $2?', cwt. WHKAT P.ivii:-- r.r , sf.ei r.rcKwnr.AT- i-ayir riiup Kr.rn-jir) r-t. mi its am rnonrre. TCorrerUd Ilmlv by lirothrr houü Crorr fnin AM VEfiKTVFl.r.S foraJi nrai orar. v"- dozen FRESH E(;GS l'av::'.-.:--: A LL'TTUn Paying .V-c; elc; r Vi.'1 : For That Thanksgiyhg Party Why Not Use Dawn Donuts? There's a Difference At All Groceries or Davn Donut Co. 322 V2 North Main Street Phone Lincoln 2366

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