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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-18
city Briefs

n \. WILDER OF Okmulgee
scent Wednesday in Tulsa.
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MARRIAGE tcenses was issued
"wednesday in county court to w. NJ.
Mead. % and Jessie Gaddy. %,
Tulsa
Nm. CkRNES. superintendent Of
| the M!d-Cont.ucnt Tank company,
81 Cof.eyyile. Kan, was In the city
Wednesday on business.
A SMALL fire in tho offices OF
The Wrightsmun Oh company
"wednesday morning. was eXtin-
|Suished without serious damage.
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Y&uARLES WETXEI. painter. who
hsk from Il saifold Tuesday, was
reported to be In "A serious condition
in local hospital Wednesday night.
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ALI, CASES set for trial during
the next two weeks In the civil term
Of district court before Judge owen
oven were set over Wednesday to
a term beginning January 22.
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CIVIL DOCK Er in superior court
which has been or hearing before
Judge !. ] Martin for the past Two
weeks, was adjourned Wednesday
until new setting sometime In Jan
uNy,
ATTORNEY John Sykes OF Tulsa
returned Wednesday from n trip TO
sL Louis, whero he argued an ap-
itsl ease before Judge Hook OF the
lrred States court OF criminal APP
PEAS
PETITIONS for divorce were
Ned IN district court Wednesday by
The following plaintiffs Cora l..
Norand against T. $. Morland: Mil
ton ), Graham against Leona Gra-
han.
DR. A HOLMES. for several years
president OF Drake university. bes
Ao!nes. Iowa, is in the city spending
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-18

the Christmas season with his broth
er. ID. w. Holmes
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THE CASE OF Lonzo Grier. in
which damages OF $500 are asked
against the city OF Tulsa, on trial
In district court Tuesday and
Wednesday morning. was also con
lnued to that time.
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J, II. WILSON, charged with steal
Ing an automobile tire, tube ana rim
valued at t76, the property Of John
Doe, entered plea OF not guilty
at his arraignment Wednesday be-
fore Justice 5. c, Maxey
MISS JANETrE ALLEN. who ar
rived this week from Fort Worth
Texas, to be the night secretary at
the y. w. G. A., received the train
Ing for her work at tho y. W. {. A..
In Kansas CITY
SENTENCE OF 90 days In jail ana
n fine OF 5000 pronounced against
Joe Hastings In county court In
1913, was affirmed hy tho oklahoma
criminal court OF appeals Ncdncs-
uaN, hastings was convicted ny the
jury for possession OF whisky and
beer.
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JUDGE Redmond $ Cole. who
"A Civil Jury term In Paw
nee Wednesday, expects to arrive In
Tulsa today. 10 make prcpa alton
for tho criminal term ~ district
court in this county. which begins
January 6.
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ARCHIE HUSTIS. accused OF en-
tering the house ot Grant pillting-
ION. chief OF dcteCtiyos, the night of
80 and stealing clothing
and personal property to the value
" several hundreds dollars entered
, plea Of guilty before Judge owen
oven in district court "Wednesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-18

morning and was sentenced to i'm
prisnnmcnt at McAloStcr for IA term
OF two years,
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MISS FRANCES pTNNING. su-
pcrvlsor OF the \, ". G \ employ
ment wQIk IN tn" southwestern
field, arrived here Wednesday from
headquarters In Dallas to look over
the employment situation regarding
the women and girls OF Tulsa.
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HOWARD and Eyerctto Love,
youths charged with breaking into
"A store at Bruncr station on the
might OF December 6, were taken u
ruuls valley Wedn, sday by W. r
Kithcart. local deputy sheriff. "to
serve an indeterminato term under
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-18

Dance ana dine the old year out
and the New Ncar In nt iiotrl Tulsa
Music, cabaret, >innds nnd r''d
nnrrimcnt from 10 O'Clock On. RE
serve your tahir nov Ht The cashier I,
window IN the lobby .--\dNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-18

and Morland with abandoning his
wife, cora MorlAnd. and his fuur
children
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
THE BOOMERANG

When David Belasco brings The
Boomerang" here, today, local the
atergOers will experience the rare
privilege Of Witnessing the greatest
comedy hit Of the decade. with the
original Belasco theater, New York.
production intact. and with a cast
Of Belasco excellence. Consistent
with his oft-repeated declaration
that he never sends out a road or
duplicate company. Mr.. Belasco has
but one company presenting The
Boomerang" and this is the one
that will appear at the oliver the
alter this afternoon and tonight
"The Boomerang" is said to be
fine comedy, full Of the spirit of
youth. and taking its title from the
actions of a young doctor who in
stills his pet theories about the hap
Ply solution Of affairs Of the heart
into his pretty Office assistant. Later
she makes such advantageous use of
this knowledge as to ensnare the
medico himself in the meshes Of
Cupid's net. The comedy's bright
and cherry philosophy, it is prom
ised, will be keenly enjoyed and APP
preciated by all classes of theaters.
Included in the splendid cast are
Robert CONFESS. Harry Hayden, John
Clements, Carlton Rivers. John y.
Wheeler, George Spelvin, Louiszita
Valentine, Katherine Hayden, Mary
Elizabeth Forbes, Helen Blossom,
Alma Chester, and others
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
BREEDING STOCK NEEDS
SPECIAL ATTENTION NOW

Special care should he given brood
sows during the next few weeks. or
from now until after they have far
rowed, SAYS County Agent John S.
Bordner. Proper feeding now will
help reduce the loss Of pigs at far
rowing time and assure larger and
healthier animals. thus bringing
greater profits when they are put
on the market.
A ration Of corn, ground oats and
tanlage. with all the good alfalfa
or clover hay they want is a good
one. Feed enough grain TO keep the
animals in good condition. The
amount should be reduced a few
days before narrowing
Many farmers, not only in this
county but throughout the entire
country. make the mistake of feed
ing heavily at farrowing time. This
is a mistake, said the county agent
as observations everywhere have
proven il so.
Corn should not be fed at far
rowing time, because it increases
the heat of the body ard raises in
stead of lowers the fever Of the ami
mails. A light cooling ration. fed
at regular feeding time, should be
given when the animal makes prep
aration to farrow. Equal parts of
bran and middlings or ground oats.
fec as a thin slop, will help keep
the SOW in good physical trim. Give
lots of water, and warm il in cold
weather. says Mr.. Bordner. The
slOD feed should be continued after
narrowing and as the SOW becomes
normal in five 10 seven days. this
may be changed somewhat corn,
with other grains, being added grad
ually. Dry, comfortable quarters
free from draft, are essential at this
time.
other details in regard to feed
ing and care of the breeding stock
may be obtained by getting in touch
with the county agent or writing to
the Extension Department of Pur-
due University for Circular No. So.
How to Handle the Brood Sow and
Litter"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
WILL SOUTH BEND
HAVE ANNUAL FAIR

The directors and creditors of the
st. Joseph county fair association
have been given the alternative of
attending the meeting to be held in
the examination room of the court
house or having the chairman of
the Finance committee ask the
court to appoint a receiver.
This action is taken il is said TO
protect the interest of the creditors
and if court decision is taken ii will
in all probability mean the dissolv-
ing OF the Fair association.
AS the directors and the creditors
are the only ones financially interest
ed in the outcome they will be the
ones to say If the city will have its
annual fair or not.
II the coliseum that is being plan
ned was in operation the public
could get together on this topic and
assist in this crisis.
The meeting viii he held in the
examination room in the basement
OF the court house. Feb. II The
men attending il are asked 10 use
the basement entrance on Center ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
HAPP DISCUSSES
HOUSING NEED AT
KALcY SCHOOL

Get together" was the text OF
the talk given by William Happ at
the meeting Of the Kaley civic CEN
ter at the Haley school last night.
He said that the only way to stop
was for the employers and the en-
ployes TO talk over their trouble be-
tween themselves
a committee of eight was appoint
ed TO help boost the plan that A. r..
Erskine outlined at the dinner Civ
en- in his honor. Mr.. Erskine spoke
at that time on the plans OF the
Studebaker plant to employ $4,000
new men and 10 build a large num-
her of houses.
The Haley Civic center went
on record as having the greatest
faith in states attorney Samuel
Swartz's ability and determination
10 clean up South Bend and they are
ready to unite as a unit or with a
unit to aid in this much needed
moral cleanup.
committee was appointed 70 ar
range an old-fashioned colonial par
" 10 be held at the school on Wash
ington's birthday, Feb. %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
POLICE OFFICIALS LOOK
FOR TRAIN ROBBERS

Police officials throughout the
middle west are searching for the
men who robbed a New York Cen
trail train between Indiana Harbor
and Laporte Thursday morning of
several express packages, some Of
which are said 10 have been con-
signed TO South Bend and TO have
contained silks for local department
stores
The police and railroad detectives
believe that the robbery occurred
when the train slowed down near
LapOrte. The theory is that when
the train came almost to a stop. the
thieves climbed aboard and stole
the packages. How they gained an
entrance 10 the express car. how
ever, has not been explained.
The train is due in South Bend
ut 1-15 a. m. When II arrived here
Thursday morning the packages
said 10 have been consigned TO
South Bend merchants are declared
20 have been missing No clue to
the alleged robbers has been found
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
RECITAL BY PUPILS OF
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY

The technique and expression of
the numbers rendered at the St. 10
seph's academy by the music pupils
Friday afternoon was almost per-
feet. Every musician and vocalist
seemed TO be at their best. The
pupils show the thorough and care
full training by their instructor.
The program was as follows:
Fond Recollections .. .Crammond
Mildred Johnson.
Frolic Of the Butterflies . Bohm
Ruth Blackford
Song Of the Stars ...... Engelman
Elizabeth Murphy
Selection .............
Mary Kelly.
Carol Of the Birds. ...... Michels
Helen Schwind
Whispering Willows. Victor Herbert
Anna Marie McInerny
Vocal, Just A-Wearyin' for You"
................ Bond
Margaret MacGregor.
Narcissus ......... ......... Nevin
Camilla Mallon.
Old Melodies. violin. .......... Balfe
Mai care MuIp iN.
Nalse de Concert. .........S Smith
lauren Rivard
La FOntaine. .... ......... Lysberg
Lille DietZ.
BarcarOlle. violin . Hoffman
Emelia Eble
Swing Song .............. Montaine
Elizabeth Glueckert
Voica in II aaf C'bopf,
Dorothy McInerny.
Vocal. Vida"
Glendora Judson.
Martina -......... .........-.. ........ smith
Adelaide Stein.
Hispania. violin ........... Fern
Natalie Smith.
Third Meditation. ............ aJell
Catherine Zeiger.
Guitarre. violin. .........D rdla
Goldie Grunwald.
Prelude ........... Rachmaninoff
Sylma KaflIa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
LUTHERANS WILL
HEAR PROGRAM Of
RECONSTRUCTION
Big Mass Meeting to be Held
in High School Auditor
ium tuesday, Feb. II.

Thursday. Feb. Is. at p. M, a
mass meeting Of Lutherans OF South
Bend and vicinity will be held in
thc high school auditorium Proml-
nent men of the Lutheran church
viii be present 20 set forth the great
work OF reconstruction that Is to- De
undertaken az once. The theme
viii be. "Our call for World Serv-
ioe." Similar mass meetings are be
us held In every large Lutheran
community from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific
The local churches co-operatinG
iD the arrangements for the local
meeting are the swedish Gloria Del.
Rev. -. olson, pastor, and Molly
Trinity English Lutheran, Rev. Al
bert II. Keck. pastor. Special music
i7 neing arranged for and commu-
nifty singing will be "a feature. These
congregations unite in extending an
invitation 10 all in the city 10 at
send this meeting to learn Of con
ditiOns as they are i'm European
countries today and of the part that
America must take in relieving suf-
fering and helping 20 bring order
out OF confusion.
While the war was on our eff
forts concerning this work" Rev. a.
3D. Eeck said Friday. were put
forth for the winning of the war. The
IOyalty OF the Lutheran church and
the service rendered by her in this
has received official recognition
from those i'm authority at various
times. IL is now the purpose of this
church 20 take its part IN the sOlu-
ZION OF the problems which shall
arise during the period Of readjust-
ment and reconstruction The fol-
lowing resolution passed by the Ma
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
At THE ORPHEUM.

Concluding performances OF the
present Orpheum vaudeville bill
will be given today. A special mat
inee fer the children is one of the
days features, when Sigs5ee's Aero
batic dogs Will entertain the little
folks. other acts are Hit the
Trail" a comedy playlct with an
underlying moral; the Amoros sis
ters, in songs. dances and acrobatic
stunts: AL Wohln.an, Offering song
studies. and l<lass and Tcrmini, mu-
SicianS.
Beginning tom OrroW. Howard and
Fields headline the bill with a COM
edy sketch entitled The Ragtime
Dining car" Daniels and Walters,
a duo of clever entertainers: the
cliff Dean Players. presenting Done
in OIL" Delea and Orma Offering
" hat they term Six Feet of Com
edy," and Paul and Pauline, aerial
lists. round out the bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
America Not An
Anarchist Cafe

WASHINGTON. Feb s. Vice
Pres't Marshall. speaking last night
before the National Press club, de
nounced bolshevism and anarchy
and propounded what he termed a
new creed for Americans. He said
that those American citizens, native
and naturalized. who were unwilling
TO seek redress for their grievances
in orderly and constitutional ways.
should be taught peacefully if we
can, and forcibly if we must that
our country is not an international
boarding house nor an arch anarch-
ist cafe"
The creed presented by the vice
president said:
Ct believe that the American re-
public as instituted by the fathers
constitutes the finest system Of gov
eminent ever ordained among men
and afforded the machinery for the
righting Of grievances without resort
to violence. tumult and disorder.
Ct believe that every inequality
which exists in the social and econ
omic condition Of the American peo-
pie is traceable to the successful de-
mands of interested classes for class
/ legislation. and 1 believe therefore
that practical equality can be OBJ
tanned under our form government
by remedial legislation in the inter
est Of the American people and not
in the interest of anybody thereof,
large or small.
Il believe there is no justification
in a government where officials are
elected and laws made by the people.
for a minority to threaten bloOdshed
and anarchy unless the majority
shall submit TO the will Of the
minority
Il believe that America belongs
to American citizens. native and
naturalized who are willing to seek
redress for their grievances in or
DERBY and constitutional ways. and
7 believe that all others should be
taught. peacefully if we can and
forcibly If we must, that our country
/ is not an international boarding
house nor an anarchist cafe.
Il pledge myself TO the support of
these principles by my voice. MY
vote and il need be. by my fortune
and my life and 7 promise my coun-
try TO train my children in this most
/ holy faith
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
By GeHeJIevs Kem6ls

Sundays horoscope emphasizes tn.
spiritual nature or the day. Neptune. tha
planet Of the mystical and the spiritual
being strong both by Lunar and mutual
aspect. Those so highly evolved as 10
be attuned 10 this high ray OF spiritual
potency may DO singularly blessed in
inspiration or Illumination. Writers may
do some work Of a high order and profit
able we'll All are enjoined to pa
uence ard GOODNESS.
Those whose birthday II Is should al
tend strictly 10 business. avoiding law
and quarrelling child born on this
day Will be clever. intelligent and sym
pathetic.
Monday promises 20 be an important
and memorable day as the planetary In
huences are powerful and progressive.
Radical changes are indicated. as the
most potent OF the influences are in
operation. but with most propitious por-
tent. The trine OF the luminaries. backed
by the trine 10 Uranus and the Saturn
sextile TO Luna are Indicative OF swift
and unexpected promotions and inaugu-
rations with new positions and circum-
stances quite unlocked for
Those whose birthday IL IS may expect
sudden and advantageous change and
promotion and travel. child born on
this day will be original and trust
worthy. and viii advance I'm life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
TMEAT'ERS

''THE SHEPHERD OF TIE HILLS
The phOtoplay made from the nov
81 of the same name by Harold Bell
Wright will be seen at the oliver
theater for five days. starting Sun
day afternoon. The perturbation of
this story has taken a year and
more 20 complete The author at
the head OF the Harold Bell Wright
story Picture Corporation of which
Fishery w Reynolds. his publisher
is president has worked constantly
with a large staff OF assistants. The
eXteriors have been taken in the
/ Ozark mountains and the interiors
I'M California. The work has been
long and arduous-no expense has
been spared, no detail overlooked.
All of the people engaged in this
great work have had enough thrill
ing experiences TO last them the rest
of their natural lives The actress
engaged for the part of Sammy
Lane" is an expert horse woman. In
this particular. Mr.. Wright has very
exact. There could be no tricks of
the camera-no illusions. It was not
easy 10 meet the authors require
ments. The young woman finally
selected was born in Arizona, prac-
tically' raised in the saddle. In the
picture. the scenes of "Sammy's'
wild night ride down the mountain
side when she rides through the
lightning and rain TO save the good
old Shepherd from the lawless Wash
Gibbs gang. the spectator is shown.
very clearly, why Mr.. Wright en-
phasized the point that this actress
must know how TO ride horse back.
This scene is one OF the most thrill
ing ever seen upon the screen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Harold Lockwood in a five-reel
comedy drama entitled The Web of
Intrigue; The Fortune of COrinne, "
clever little drama. featuring
Baby JOY" and the Pathe News
showing scenes Of current events of
importance, are today's offerings at
the Auditorium. on tomOrrOw's bill
are Billy West, comedian who i'm
personates Charlie Chaplin. in a two
reel comedy called 'Playmates" :;
Sure Shot Morgan" a sensational
'estern drama featuring Harry
Carey, popular portrayer of western
roles; Mutt and jeff. the cartoon
characters. known by everybody;
the Pathe News and The Lure of
the Circus" the thrilling serial
story in which Eddie Polo is featur-
ed. Monday brings Dustin Farnum
in The Light of the Western Stars"
an exciting western drama.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

a Roosevelt Memorial service will
be held in St Pauls Memorial Meth
odist Episcopal church on Sunday
evening. Charles T. Andrews, who
knew Col. Roosevelt intimately for
many years. viii speak on Per
sOral "reminiscences Of Theodore
Roosevelt" and Rev. James L.
Gardiner. y. D.. will speak on
Roosevelt. the Man"
At the close Of the service motion
pictures viii be presented Of The
City Of New York." where Roose-
welt was police commissioner for a
number of years. An aeroplane
picture. presenting the hazardous
life OF an airman, through which
service Quentin Roosevelt gave his
life for his country, will also be
shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
LIGHT COMEDY Is
IASALIE'S BILL TODAY.

Marguerite flscher Is the LdodIIe ;
star today in Fair Enough" a light
and breezy comedy of romance and
mix-ups. Miss Fischer is we'll fit
ted for the rollicking. care-free girl
who romps through the story, falls
in love with a policeman. shocks her
folks, gets herself and them arrest
ed and finds happiness al the police
station. Jack Mower, as the mil
lionaire playing at being a city
cop" adds interest 20 the picture
by his good nature and naturalness.
A number OF interesting character
bits are introduced and for an hours
light entertainment the picture quail
ifies.
Sunday. "Goodhve. Bill comedy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
MRS. ELIZABETH ROSS
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

For many months the women or
the First Christian church have been
making plans for their yearly meet
Ing. which will be next sunday Feb.
o. The Missionary society has Sc
cured Mrs. Elizabeth Ross, the ma
tional deld secretary of the G. W.
+. N, TO deliver the address at the
morning service. Mrs. Ross is also
the mother of Emory ROSS. who is
supported ny the local church in
missionary work in the Congo dis
trict of Africa. As Mrs Ross is a
woman of unusual ability. an extra
effort has been made by the Mis-
sionary society 10 have every mem
Der of the church present II posi-
BILE. as well as many others. In the
evening pictures viii be shown OF
work done by the c. W. Z. NJ. in
MANY countries
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
AT TIE CASTLE.

In The King of Diamonds
Harry Morey, the big and virile
screen faN orite, has a powerful role
To portray. chat OF husband who is
deceived by his wife and supposed
friend The latter, a doctor. leads
him TO believe that he is a victim of
leprosy and ne goes into exile. The
terrible revenge which he wreaks
when he lie rms the truth and the
real happiness which he dnds in the
love Of a pure and innocent girl
forms the situation that leads up
20 the thoroughly dramatic climax.
Priscilla Dean is tOmorrow's fea-
tured player in she Hired a Hus-
band"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
COUNTY AND CITY
OFFICIALS TO HELP
HOUSING MOVE

Active support Of county and city
officials is TO be given the Chamber
of Commerce and other organiza-
tons of the city in the work Of
meeting the housing problem that
now confronts south Bend. This
was decided upon at a meeting Of
city and county officials held in the
council chambers at the city hall
Friday.
City Controller John A. Swygart
was instructed by the meeting to
send a letter to the Chamber Of
Commerce. assuring that body of
the active cooperation Of Doth the
city and county administrations in
the Chamber Of Commences work
of meeting the housing problem.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08

tional Lutheran Council a few
weeks ago states her position. Re
solved. That we pledge our contin-
ned support Of the president OF the
United states as well as all other
officials and agencies OF the nation
al and state governments. in every
effort for the welfare Of cur cOun.
try and the people OF other ma
tions who may be in need as "A re-
suit OF the recent war, anu We call
upon the people Of our church 20
continue their liberal support OF the
government and other officially rec
ognized welfare and relief organi-
zations so far az possible, that moth
ing may Doe left undone which might
help 10 bring lasting peace on earth
and good will among men
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
ANNUAL SPRING
DOLLAR DAY WILL
BE FEBRUARY &c

South Bends annual spring Dollar
Day will be held Feb. 20 AS this
date is the regular weekly Interur-
ban Day, the TWO special selling
events combined will tend to pro
vide unusual shopping opportuni-
ties
This is the fourth year that South
BEND merchants have co-operated
in holding Dollar Day Each year II
is a bigger day, and it is the inten-
ton and plan of merchants TO make
the coming day one of great inter
est TO the buying public. II is an
ticipate6 that, along with the local
trade, there viii be great numbers
of out-of-town buyers visiting South
Bend on that day.