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THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 1922. 5 W. M.Galbrdth is biaith. f.f Dps MMr.PH. Ia four tPj tt Serioutly III.

ii J. Chmu.th ii, i Mm. tit 5oti! xi.o; Mr. J. K.

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i Joa l-h's hOMp.tal. MERCHANTS HERE ARE OPTIMISTIC by Death Over a Quarter of a Century of Public Service of the highest order, stands behind cummonec t. Improved Agricultural Condi Mr. Gaihiaith is a niniher the Kiii htir'h, tt iiloorn-lnk'ton, and a deep Interest in church and rivir: affa-rH. Hp wa nriA uf the highly eteencd citizens of i.loom.nt.'tori.

every pactvei sola. Platform Dance EVERGREEN PARK tions Give Future Outlook a More Roseate Hue. W. M. f.ii.l.raith at hisi home.

51! Ka.it rtiiit street, at 1:10 -tvniay afternoon, aftr a two weeks' ilinem with complications incMont to Ol'l n-. The i'C a.e-l was hern in Ohio In 1S1J7 and fame to Illinois wh-n a yoiifiK man. yrai a ao he niovH fnm J.loomihcf on to I T' Xas, v. hr ho made his home until yrars ago. whfi he returned to to re-iie.

JIc served three years in the Civil war. lieside his Wife, Mr Oaihraith i MANY INDUSTRIES BUSY 4 Miles North of liloomlngton, on ilain Street Road. that it has been many months since he found business as good as it Is now in the territory that he covers. The fact that uuemV oymcnt Is practically unknown any more and that construction work is keeping many skilled men busy and that industries are working full forces are important factors and lend encouragement to the situation. The indications of an immediate settlement of the miners' strike is another bright spot on the horizon.

With a railroad strike contributing from the strike of the miners, fuel supply is expected to prove a problem of serious proportion or many Illinois industries within a short time. While most of the plants still have In storage sufficient coal to last tor another sixty days, not all are as fortunate and from some cities cries of distress ulrcady are be-lig heard. The difficulty tip to this time has not been inability to obtain coal, but reasonable price. Recently buyers have found it almost impossible to Kct guaranteed notations for coal at the mines, with the result that shipments in some cases have been follow od by hills at rates as high as i market In thin section of tho etate, bankers and business men expect that business conditions will show the effect of this new financial blood very soon. Crop reHirts Ind-cate from fifteen to twenty-three bush ds to the tcre in this territory and it is taid to be of good quality.

Quite a considerable quantity of the wheat tins been contracted for and more will be sold now that the price has reached the dollar mark. No ne wheat has actually been delivered in this county yet but there will be some threshed before next Saturday. "The only people from the country that we see now are old men, women and children," sail a merchant. "An able bodied farmer is so lure In town that he is a curiosity. And even able bodied women from the farm are pre'ty rare.

The firm-ers are so busv putting up their hay, fighting chinch bugs ind harvesting wheat that they would scarcely be aloe to tell their own names on the spur of the moment. They are swamped with work and Returned From Indianapolii. Y)r. and Mrs. J.

M. nd on, KdwaiiJ. of th; 'ulonial ap.irt-nu nfs, h.te returned from they atenld ftt tl: Udsido Mis, i-'urst man's father, Joseph Smith, who died hist Thursday. Mr. Smith years of He wns horn April 10, l5JJ, in Mon- EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS.

urvived by a son, Marsha 11 ial- treal, "anada. Music by Metropolitan 6-Piece Orchestra. Dancing 8:30 to 11:30 p. m. BlacK-Mixed-Grcen-Sealed PacKet Only respite tlie strike, Bloomington merchants are optimistic res tiding1 tho future, due to the ng-ricultural conditions an! elso the boom In the local Industries outside of the railroads.

With wheat touching nn5 dollar nnd with the prnsiect nf a rather largo crop comins right on the Aged people csa bs perntansa'! relicvca frcrn ccnsfjpsticn frsrnss! Don't Chance Infection in Hot Weather! Berr EoDoge's F-rnn. eookM and SUNBURN MOSQUITO BITES FORD RUNS 57 MILES ON GALLON OF GASOLINE Cuts, Burns and Bruises and test A new automatic Vaporiser Decarbonizer, which In accuu! sodiphena short of help. And you know what hapens to business when the farmers can't come to town." The Meadows Manufacturing company has increased its forces to 120 and has a larga amount of or-dyers on hand. The reduction in freight rates which went in'T effect on July 1, released many car load shipments which had been held up until that 'date. The company hopes to operate on full time and with an Increased force during the remainder of the year.

The Hamilton Stove works is now and I'J, with freight, for steam coal, a prohibitive price for most manufacturing purposes. Continuance of the shopmen's strike for any length of time will cut off coal shipments, because the railroads will lie obliged to conserve motive powerin order to keep passenger trains in operation. Kentucky coal for domestic use is still quoted at $9 a ton delivered. Some families have bought at this price in ton lots, as protection against being found without fuel should the miners' strike continue so long that the demands for deliveries cannot be met in the early fall. No great quantity is being purchased, however, most householders anticipating lower prices before October.

not free yon from the danms of ejHwtipation, but it will ward off disease I Authorities tell yon that 90To cf ail illness ie caused by eoaartipationl Kemember that I Don't wait for constipation to get yen or some loved one 1 Btart with Kellogg 's Bran tomorrow. Serve it every day as a cereal, sprinkled over other cereals or in countless bakery batches. Bran will add years to anyone 'a life! Children grow strong and robust wVo given Kellogg 's Bran in their diet. It keeps the little one in prime health, aikrwiag the organs to perform normal functions and tho body to gTow in a hnalthy way. Bran will sweeten an offensive breath and clear a pimply ecmpleiion.

Buy Kellogg 'a Bran, cooked and knimbled, at ail grocers. Start eating Bran today krotnrikd, to aged stiff errs from constipation and result will prove astounding! Here is nature's moat wonderful food not only sweeping, cleansing and purifying the bowel tract wdtiont any irritation or discomfort but stimulating and energising brain and nerve eel la! Giro the agod Kellogg 'a Bran with evory meal. F.crve it as a cereal, sprinkle it on otLer hot or cold cereals or make it np into the must delirious muffins, raifcin bread, getns, macaroons, pancakes, you over tasted. And, ail the time it is doing sanmlorful health work. The Talop of Kellogg 's Bran cannot be overestimated I Bran is a Titally necessary food oa Brery family table.

Im regular uK at least two tahlegpoonfuls daily; in chronic ease with each meal will has increased tho power and mileage of Fords from 23 to 50 cent at the same time rennv-d jverv pa-Ucle of carbon from "ho ire yLrd foe the Family fir. Is the proud of a Soothing, Healing Germicide. Joim A. Stransky, 418 Soutii sttcet, Pukwana, South Dukoii. A remaikable feature of this )e ad Inexpensive device is tint its acaiioo lares action Is governed entirely by tilt motor It is slipped between curl metor and intake maniCi' 1 find can he installed by anyoiw in lie minutes without drilling or tapp'n-r.

Will it attached, Ford car3 hav; marie from 40 to 57 milco on ono fcalicn of gasoline. Mr. Slreusky To Michigan Summer Resorts: NAVY RECRUITING IS AGAIN OPENED HERE Ttecruitine; for the T'nitPfl Stntps navy has reopened In this city after heinsr discontinued for the past three wepks. An order effective the week bfirin-niiiR June 3'). recpived by the local rpcruitini? officer providPS for quota of HOO recruits a wppk nil operating with forty-five men and plans to work steadily during summer and fall.

Both the il endows and Hamilton company were given a 1 ft durin the ilepressiin of business last year by the Association of Commerce, and this support has enabled both companies to reach the road to prosperity again. The lleberllng Medicine company has increased its force of traveling salesmen by fifty during the past year, and similiar reports are nen.nl from o'rer local Institutions. Salesmen who are calling now have a different story to tell about conditions than they had a few months Tliry report a better feeling all over this part of the country, and the condition is reflected on their order books. One man who covers the middle nnl southwest states, as far as Oklahoma, said Bloomington, Monday, July 10 Association of Commerce Grounds On Oakland Avenue Round Trip from Chicago TODAY ONLY 21 Dr S5H WEntE to place a few of Vna- re-vices on cars in this territory i hat very liberal offer to ui'iKs tr anyone who is able to ha.idle the buFinrps which is sure to oe created whet ever this marvelous 'lttle is demonstrated. If you want to uy one entirely at his risi simpi 21 Dry Tourist Bay View 18.0S Alden 17.10 Northport 18.65 Omena.

18.23 Ludington 13.85 May Collins AND Richard Dix Tounat Petookey $18.05 Traverse City 15.85 Frankfort 15.75 Bellaire 17.65 Central Lake 18.05 Manistee 14.35 II Lirr your name and addreds today. Advertisement. 1 over the 1'nited States against an order of 150 per week which was in effect prior to June 3H. The recent disarmament conference did not throw as many sailors out, of work as anticipated it was explained. To the contrary, the department is asking for thirty-five men each week from the west central district which includes BIoomiitRton.

A new pay bill to take effect July 1, has been passed by congress which means a raise In salary for all men except new men point; In who receive $21 per month. After four innnths service they will receive $36 per week. IN Proportionate fare to othr resorts. Stop overs allowed. Scqsoo Tourist Rates on application.

omore Rheumatism RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER THE' The Resort Special" 5EA90NS THE-WONDER 5 HOW OF WEATE5T TOUI 1 i ii i i "All's Fair In Love" Inlrodiioeil liy a golf ball; mar-riod liy accident, separated by a bracelet, and reunited by a hotel detective, the course true love was pretty touch going. When a vamp meets vamp some-thins is bound to happen. Come anil see. Also Comedy 5 Houre to Grand Rapid Overnight to Northern Michigan Leaves Chicago at 6:30 P. M.

EQUIPMENT Standard, compartment and drawing room sleepers, dining car and club car. Other Convenient Trains leave Chicago 7:15 A. 12 Noon, 5:00 P. 11 :45 P. M.

for Grand Rapids, etc. Booklets and rsrjtlons at nearest ticket offiea, or O. L. Kinney, G. W.

P. phone Canal 5200, 2U1 Webstar super rr Deep Seated Ur'e Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison Starts to Leave the System Within Twenty-four Hours. Prupgist in this county Is HUthnr- ir.ed lo say tu every rheumatic Hutferer that if a lull pint bottle -of Alltirhu, the sure cfmquerer of Theuinatism, does nut show I the way to stop the auony, rt-duce swollen joints and do away witti even the slightest twiiiKe of rheumatic pain, ho will gladlj" return your money without rummfitt. Allt'iiriiu has lievn trinl and tested for years, arid really niarvolniis results hate been airoiiiplishvd In the must severe rases where the suffering ami ationy was intense and piteous and where the patient was helpless. Mr.

James H. Allen, of Rochester, N. the diacriverer of Allenrtui, who fur many years suffered the torments of acute rheumatism, desires nil autterers to know that he dues not want a cut of anyone's money unhss Allenrliu deeisivrly eonnuers this worst of all diseases, and he has instrueteii drusclsts to guarantee it as alove in every tnstaiure. Alt druwjUts can supply you. Adv.

I HERD5 ELEPHAKTS 1005 PEOPLE! juner ip.q has aone frmn i wur tace.motner! DR0YWW1EL5 500 HORSES Virgil fiilbert, of Bloomington, who enlisted as an apprentice seaman, was sent out from the local station during the paat week. JAMES CULT0N DIES AT PORTLAND, OREGON James C'tilton, formerly nf liloom-Ington, died at his home in Portland, June 30, and was buried there a few days later, according to the messa're received yesterday by Mrs. K. Ives. 211 South McLean street.

Mr. Culton was past 7u years old end had been in failing health for the past three years. His death was due to complication of diseases Due ing his residence in Bloomington lie was traveling freight agent fnr the Illinois Central railroad. Hp is survived by his wife, who resides at 312 Kast Lombard street, Portland, a son, Marshall Culton, who is traveling freight agent for the Krie railroad with headquarters at Salt Lake City, a daughter, Mrs. Neil Hirjesi, of New Yolk City.

There arc also two sisters surviving, one at Pubii'iue, and Miss Anna Culton, of Chicago. i.a Sana I e--'B 327 So Bli FRSC STREETDOORS OPErf AT 1-7 RM Down Town Ticket Saie Show Day at Curlee's Drug Store. Admission and Reserved Seat Tickets at Same Prices As at Show Grounds. i "Some Baby" and "International News" FATITER knew too Veil that rheumatism is the most common cause of heart disease. It was then too late to experiment! He Rave mother S.

S. S. and stopped her suffering; S. S. S.

clears the body of rheumatic Impurities. Its results in thousands of rheumatic cases have been nothing short of amazing. What can be more wonderful, than to Fee the shackles of pain ONLY No tripsolwigomtini mdelghtful as tlus SO MealstDerVL L. E. W.

R. R. EXCURSION NEXT SUNDAY IJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIhllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllilillllllllllllllllllllU DON'T MISS THE 1 BLOOMINGTON I 1 CHAUTAUQUA 1 2:15 and 3:30 Nitht and It3 Cliildren 10c rc Weeks a cruise zm COOL LAKE SUPERIOR RE6I0N TO ise released from your struggling i body? You can do it. Use I S. S.

the great de- 1 Btroyer of rheumatic (j- impurities. It Is sold S.S.S. at drus Btores- makes youfeel like yourself again-- ILLINOIS WESLEYAN CAMPUS JULY 711 SEASON TICKETS, $2.00 SINGLE ADMISSION, 50c C0NSIST0PJ OFFICE IS MOVED TO NEW TEMPLE The offices of Secretary N. Ewing of the r.loomington Consistory have been moved from the Kddy building on North Main street to the new Scottish Kite temple. The task of moving the books, records, riling cases and other olfiee equipment has been under way dining the past two or three days.

Mr. Kwing states that the will Lc open irnm 7:30 a. m. tu p. nt with the exception of Saturday, when It will close ut noon Peoria $1.

I CASTLE Programs and Tickets at Curlee Drug Co. No War Tax. HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirV ANCE RETURNING SAME DATE Train leaves Bloomington 10:21 A. M. For further information, iihone 95, or consult W.

L. Slartin, Ticket Agent, L. E. V. R.

C. Fiscua, Asst. Gen. Fass. rp'lWlln "an hi an rr -tit -rrinsTrwi rrrmin urn mm 11 wi 1 1 iw i iiiumi mm AT FLETCHER ADMISSION 50c SHADELS ORCHESTRA Agent.

Indianapolis, Indiana. Funeral of Eugene Barton. The funeral service for Kugene Barton was held from Mt. Tisgah llaptist church at 2-30 yesterday" afternoon. Rev.

P. W. Fields, pastor of the church conducted the Fervice and was assisted by Ttev. Herman Gore, of Columbus. O.

Ptiring the service special Relictions were sung by the rhi'ivh choir and a was sung bv Mrs-Clara Grigsby. The pall hearers were Alex Barker, Oeoree Knuckles, Hardin Hiley. J. Crawford. Albert Connor and Pearl Williams.

In'er-ment was made in the Bloomington "cmetery. There was a larg attnndaticc cf relntivps and friend" and among TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BIG DOUBLE FEATURE BILL Fares Reduced Tourist insasMi mnrm emv lmmmmmmmdmtea CITYcDULUTH Ample time to tir butifot via he houleavrt drive lon the On -the GreaVhite Liner "NORTH GMERICGN" Don't Miss It. erv'X of roigoij urn, ew above toe itka. I. i 1 is 1 I iKPfflirBonte mlwtM HI H3e i "illy QjfJ Kentucky flfome" '1 mm rift Thousand Islands White Mountains Canadian Resorts Niagara Falls New England Seashore on Observation Deck AITirfIin wnrleffal psoo-rftmif! iew tt (teener.

Flerrty o' lerii. romforil'le rheint. lighted fur dsDCtDg 10 vuDlng. With An All Star Cast, Including LU1 Tickata on sal. daily to Saptambar 30th; rat urn limit Octobsr 31st Bloomington to The "North American" comparable only to the finest ocean liner leaves Chicago every Monday at 2:00 P.M.

(Central Time) (or a trip of over 2.000 Miles on 3 Great Lakes Georgian Bay (30.000 (si's) traveling through Lake Michigan directly to Mackinac Island, where ample time is allowed todrive around the island and visit the many historical points oJ interest She then enters the Beautiful St. Mary's River them was Mrs. Sarah Thompson, of c'etroit, Mich. Funeral of Mrs. Williams.

The funeral service for Mrs. Frank V. Williams was held from the resi-lencc. 615 South Clayton at o'clock yesterday afternoon. The vrvice was conducted by Rev.

E. A. lilliland, pastor of the Christian hlreh nt Normal. The pall bearers vere Frank W. Fleslier, Howard Williams, George P.

B. Deems, Walter Gee and Kdward Rhodes. Interment was made in Woodlawn cemetery at Blooming Grove. Ware in Auto Crash. Joe Petrie nnd family nnd Miss Kathryn Huber.

of Bloomington. were considerably bruised and shaken up as the result of an automobile collision In Peoria, July 4. The accident happened at Al Fresco park, when a car driven by a St. Louis man crashed into the Petrie car. The latter machine was left in Peoria for repairs.

None of the Bloomington people wore seriously Injured. On Inttnoral Charge. Dave Knott and Mrs. Myrtle W. Wiseheart, of Stanford, were arrested yesterday by Detectives Ostrom, i'hares and Steele whon they rams thru liloomlriKtoii In an auto.

They Niat-ara Falls. N. Y. Thousand l.land Park, N. Y.

49.SS Saranac Laka, N. Y. IM.51 6950 34.55 52.50 SI. 55 3S.20 Old Orchard, Ma. Portland, Ma.

Toronto, Ont. Montreal, Qua, Qusbac, Qua. P.natang, Ont. 53.79 CI. 32 Plattsbura, N.

T. Chautauqua, N. Y. Kennsbunkport, Ma. 31.80 69.50 fur an enchanting trip by daylight of 50 miles of wonderfully wooded shores, islands and other enticing scenery, from there on to the r.

I iiL.He.H tathand Toilet Offer latartotn romfnrt. OrdI nurviHteTorimi lire eitre lrg and eutuf oruhle in urnitbings, PHH DimiQRoomhxTty Screened 'Port 'Holes Kltrfcm. sr. stl whit. Trmptinit food dsmtiiy wt by wsitmsM.

drMswl In wbits. Monte Blue, Sirid Holmquist, Lucy Fox, Julia Swaync Gordon and Matthew Betz. It is a vivid human interest drama of mother love with thrills galore and contains one of the biggest racing scenes ever witnessed on the screen. It haj everything a picture should have. It has snap, ciash, fire, romance, -youth, thrills, excitement, bi scenes and splendid actors.

Proportionately low rme to other resort points. Liberal stop-over privileges. Convenient throuRh Blrepinncarsennre Buffalo. New York and Boston. Direct connections to Thousand Islands New England and Michigan Resorts.

immense locks si uie ouu where it is a wonderful sight to watch the im mense freighters raised or lowered from one preat lake to another. The "North American" then enters the cool refreshing waters of Lake Superior and after a stoD at Houghton (Hancock) Let Us Plan Your Vacation Advifw number in your party, amount you wish to spend. vVe will propnst; one or two tri( with complete m(ormiUon fur your conudciation. 11 I Via- J-'J continues to Duluth at the head of the Great kVa were charged with an immoral Lakes a city of many attractions. Upon the return trip Steamer also enters Lake Huron and Georgian Bav Dassins close to manv of the mc- offense.

Pomenade Deck? (MO frt kmt, 9 feet wtJe-eof (ortsbl cbsirs (or eTcrrbodr. turesque islands and stops at Parry Sound. You can be quiet and secluded or enjoy a week of Children's "rty and amusrairnt as you prefer. A socially Killed introduces the paswimers and arranges special 'ni'rtninments; Music and dancinn in Ball Room and Kiif Garden every evening except Sunday; Splendid DANCE AT WHITE OAK PLATFORM "'iiiesira; nano and monograph on all occks; yum 1 wrfiuuy. naaro-phone Apparatus.

You will eat wen, weep i tun irreened ilH si iierwiawn Added Feature Attraction BUSTER KEATON In His Latest 2-Reel Comedy Scream "THE PLAYHOUSE" A continuous galo of laughter, reel for reel, luugU for latigli. "Tho Playhouse" la the funniest bo has ever done. Irvln Music Overture "Hall of Fame" -c" una return uiorougniy rested ana invigorated. Call or write fnr pamphUtt any Railway Tick Office at Toutitt Agency, at C. f.

A LAKE TRIPS THAT HAVE NO EQUAL TONIGHT AND SATURDAY WoBnluthGeoManBay Far ticket; teteroattant end detailed information celt or ataVaas W. L. MARTIN Hck.t Af.nt, Blf Four Station Phono 953 I I w. h. black, o.

p. a. Thomas Orchestra Time of Shows: 2:15, 3:45, 7:15, 8:45. Admission 25c; Children 10c I Hi VI.