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South Bend news-times., 1919-08-23
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PERSONALS.

RUG cleaning 5f different ways. Also
weaving Fluff rugs for sale. s. n.
Carpet and Weaving Co. 10 E. Colfax
av. Both phones. 70S-tf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Four new strictly modern
houses near south side corner Lincoln
school Buy OF owner. Del Leer. l2l9
Lincoln way r. Phone 1926 131l-u
FOR Nine-room residence on y.
IIiil ST Modern except furnace. Price
So COO Terms $500 down. balance SO
monthly. Possession at once. Get busy
Hermann * Virgo, 40 Farmers Trust
bldg 1@yi %
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FOR sALE-,uscELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE Boys everyday suit, short
trousers. Fits average hov l3 years
NJ sickness. Clothes outgrown Main
t&T Mishawuka Ts1o -
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FOR SALE Encyclopedia Brittauica.
Tor cash. Reason for selling leaving
city. For Information write Box u T..
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PERSONALS.
IL HALE

Cleans and repairs wells and cisterns
and puts in new opss. 6S9 Laporte ay:
Home phone S9g7. 14476-t Il
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LIBERTY Bords We pay up % S53 *
cash Tor bonds, accrued interest al
lowed. War stamps bought { T. Gute
rie 423 J. n = bldg 5 30 m 20 :
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WANTED.
YOUNG WOMEN To OPERATE
POWER SEWING MACHINES
in
Scanning Dept.
Joining Dept.
Sleeve Running Dept
Wages are right even 10 learners.
Hours: \ To ,; Saturday 5 to l..
~+n3dy work
Rest room with matrOn In charge.
FACTORY physicians services free.
Car service direct 10 factory.
WILSON BROS. ". SAMPLE ST.
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FOR SALE=A great bargain Kitchen
range. high oven, burns coal or wood.
+ or sale cheap 4l7 s. taylor 81 In
quire after q D m 12Tl -
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SOCrH BEND POLISHING & PLAT
ING co.
Rear OF li2-114 W. Wayne st
We DO all kinds OF Polishing and
Plating. Old metal made 70 look like
new. See 10 for prices. Bell phone
5427. 6S1-u
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

To settle the Tillie Harr estate, will
ner Of Wenger anO Fellows sts.; u
rutu4 double house on keasey, five
room cottage in the rear, also vacant
lot on High ST. These properties must
be sold for cash. but If the buyer has
half | will arrange for the balance
J. NJ. Jolly, 20 :. Main st Phone Lin
coin 6G96 I31S-tf
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WANTED Truck driver. State age. ex
perienCe and wages expected Must
furnish reference Write Box R-5J
News Times 72JI-23
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sALEsMES WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
LOOK, INVESTORS.

FOR SALE-Bakery and lunch room in
Laporte, Ind good bargain for
someone. VIII sell cheap. Address Box
b -jG. care News Times 72Sj- %
FOR SALE Restaurant and soft drink
parlor: also six furnished rooms.
Good location. Gail Lincoln j366.
11J3- ~
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WANTED Sander men and laborers:
also cabinet men. ShidIer Bros Mfg.
Co, SO2 Pennsylvania ay. S12T %
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FOR SALE-rure goose feathers. 1917
Benton ct- T36s 3
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POEES5iE AY. ACRE LOTS.
have FOR sale two acre lots fronting
On Portage av.. immediately north OF
nty residence. on the wcSs side I'm
groyemen.s all In and paid for. VIII
stow the Lets any evening sfte- ! o'clock
& VI Jackson. az bank. 10 Main st.
Bel ~. Home 65JS. Evenings, Home
S244 1913 II
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fee trained young men and women 70
Meet the demands incident to South
Bends expansion movement. \ snort
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Licensed Employment Dept. secures
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Reasonable rates--expert instructions.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Night watchman with expe
Co. 302 T. Tut st. 1872 %
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FOR SALE-A new strictly modern FIVE
room bungalow with oak borders
walls decorated. laun Try. a large attic
Price $500; 500 down. Del Leer.
LincOlns 1926. 75lO-tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
Weeks Movie Calendar

BJLoU-An week. .Srhc Miracle
Man.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Tuesday.
-L-et Ilaty DO II" md "Mcct the
Wtfe"; Wednesday md Thursday.
Mnr;Snrha Fisher, in "TriNic From
Broadway; Friday mud Saturday.
variety.
BRoADN-AY-Au, week. Katherine
mcdonald. in ''Ihc Thunderbolt."
COLONIAL. = Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday. William
Fnrnum, in .srhc Last OF the
Dunnes''; Friday and Saturday. WILL
linn Russell. in sacred silence
ISIS-AIl week. Robert War,yicl<,
Tn lin MinzourA," and "a Naughty
Wife"
oDEON-Monday.B iIlie Burke. In
.Tbe Misleading Widow; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Mndlr Kennedy, In
"Strictly ConfiLcntinl"; Thursday.
hIadeIninr TrnvGrsc, in .Thc Spleen
did Sin; Fridny and Saturday. Ton
Mix. In "ItonEh Riding Romancc.''
REX-Mondny. Mnric WnlIsnmp.
In "Tempcst Cody HitS the TrRil.''
and Tom Mii, in "StnEc Conch
Gunrd," Scnnctt comedy and Pnthc
News; Tuesday. Tempest Cody
Hits the Trail" and .'a'hc Strnnge
Cmse of Tilmu Lind; Wednesday,,
Tripping; Thursday, Neal iInrt, in
"Out West" Luke Comedy and
slack of Hearts,; Friday. ''TriniS
OF Ted Thompson" and n Fox Com
cdy; Saturday. james J. Corbeu, in
.Ihc Midnight Man. md Lone
some Ilenths and Loose Lions"
Observation-Disclosures, Tuesday and
Wednesday,, "Nnzimovn, In ~Thc
hrnt": Thursday. Friday and SatUr-
day. PrEgy Hyiand. in .The Merry
Go-R0und" and "Niid Women and
Tame Lions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

himself trapped at the top Of n eighty
hve-ioot waterfall he ties a lariat 10
the stump of tree and slides into
lie and limb.
Tho triangle is discarded in tho
new WiliiGm Russell picture. Sacred
silence: fourth person is involved
IN the tense dramatic situation which
Is the theme OF the story This is
the 'irst William Fox production in
winch MIR Russell appears as the star
1t VIII come 10 the Colonial Thcutcr
next Friday and Saturday Sacred
silence" deals with an absorbing
phase ot social life AZ an army post and
u" based upon that startling stage
play. The Dcsertcr," which had so
successful career on Broadway 4
CONTINUED on Twelfth PageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

a western picture that is "dircr-
Snnt VIII 10" seen at the Colorial
'Iheater. beginning tomorrow ana con
4 liam. Farnum. tho noted Fox Star "UI
YPe SHOWN N his latest production, "rhn
SJ.aht or the Duancs," a perturbation
soi the mover Of the same name ~,
zane Grey One OF the many thriliinc
aAinrtdents in this vivid chapter Of Tcx.s
aalEe IN Frontier days" In Sir. Farnurnis
33s1cogS 5000 from pos"a wncn. finding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
Marie. Girl. mn,es Her rnm,,,

a DIG grlppin. story - nc eouI1
The. Tnundcrbolt" featuring bcaui!,
Sattraftion at the Broadway this v-e..
1t is the romance az Tie .trar.,
marriage or record The star viii lie
tremernoered for her charming work M
srThes Woman Thou Gayost Me .',j.,,.a.
3Thuuderboli' is her arst National Ii.-
Sture.amade by her own company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
sSThe Miracle Man."

Hailed by many as one OF the great
est motion picture. ever4produccd the
1'araU1ount-Artc- feature. The
'"The Miracle Man" will lie displayed
at the Bijou 1heaicr All this week IL
is the screen version OF George NJ.
Cohan's play that scored SO cmphat-
tcaliy on Broadway some months ago
and which in turn was based on Frank
J. Packari's famous novel No pc
ture in recent months has mad so much
praise lav.sheG upon il FOR the Ora
matte quality OF It's story, It's Keen
charac and pcautitu! Pho
Geography.
The story of THE Miracle Man" cen
tiers around an old patriarch OF the
hills. VINO has gained reputation for
his power 20 heal the sick ana Grip
pied! To him comes "a band OF unscru-
pu!ops crooks from the slums Of New
Sorh-Tom Burke, Their leader: Rose.
the Frog and The Dope-who have con-
ceivfd the scheme OF capita lzing the
healer's gifi and taking the money for
themselves
Wha, follows is one OF the most alb.
sorbing stories ever uufuldrd on the
screen Ia the hands Of such talented
players - Thomas Meighau. E!.mor
. Far. Bet;y Compson. Lon clancy ana
lawson Butt, the development of
the cAlei chArAnierS under the IN
fuence OF tho deaf and bHud patriarch
( Is pdTtrhEcd Win admirable Skill
SPECIAL mus.s written for the nrs.
duct!on wili y" rendered by the ri lou
symphony Orchestra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

D. W Gr!nth's product,on. "Io.
katy Do ~ vii ne presented at the
Biuebird tomorrow and Tuesday.
Strand comedy Meet the W..eS and
Current Events w'n be the added AT,
traction. Deaghr!u ana varied as
nave peen IN" costumes 10 which viva
cious Marsarita Fshcr ha g'aian1G5
e!es3in the pas, she never mas had an
opportun!ty 20 parade upon the screen
Such9 q fascinating arrag Of fsnlfr..r,
apparel as in 'Trlx!e From l:r"a5-
way. her newest picture. wm.h is
dowb on ths. program FOR uANt We'd
party in famous Broad"ay cafe. sIa
appears Respondent in a. uoaat,f,I
evening gown Of irllosc.rt .r,..,.i
all sparkle and glitter. w.th .la,.i,! .',,-
nous, lines and huge double Iot. d.,
broad velvet RIBBON Topped al TIE 5,....
with an artfu! simplicity that r,.o.s
every woman IN r-le audience yca,a
for a sketch. -
A variety Of short SUBJECTS makes
up the program for Friday and Sa,lg,-
day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31
BATTING OUR CHIEF EXECUTIVES

Batting Presidents is not new thing in Amer1 politics. history showing that it began with the the illustrous line, George Washington whose real for refusing third term was his intense desire to escape from the humiliation heaped upoI him by wag- -jawed politicians and reckless pahph !eteers.
 Congress has ever assumed control the personal actions of the Chief Executives and treat them children leading strings, responsible in the small detail for the happenings of their daily lives This conduct is ever the mark of the little minded and has its and justification the maxim. "A may look at King"
 Not always do the, lawmakers escape with whol, skin in their passages with the vexed and irritate6 Presidents. made resenfu by pinpricking resolutions intended not SO much directions inquiries a' they direct personal insults sly innuendoes One of the sufferers in his day President U. s Grant, inducted into office the savior of the tion and the hero of Appomattox." In due timt his arrogant enemies in Congress demanded throug a Resolution of the House Representatives that ht inform that body of his whereabouts during periot of absence and what if any, public business he ha( transacted.
 ;n reply the grim old warrior sent back thi. stinging, though dignified, reply which ended fur. ther annoyance:
 II freely inform the House that from the
 time of my entrance upon my office have
 been in the habit, as were all of my prede-
 cessors, of absenting myself at times from
 the seat Of government, and that during such
 absences l did not neglect forego the ob-
 lgations or duties of my office
 tnued to discharge all of the executive of
 fiees acts and duties which required
 or me as President of the United States l
 am not aware that failure occurred ,in any
 one instance of my exercising the functions
 and powers of my offices in every
 quiring their discharge, of my exercising
 all necessary executive acts in whatever
 part Of the United States may at the time
 have been"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31
Upward and Onward at Once
(Cincinnati Enquirer)

(Cincinnau Enqu1rer)
 With the coming of the huge dir1g1be, the R-34' from across the comes also direction to Con sress to provide the United States with air navy which will be second to in the world. The penny-wise economist who proposes to reduce the appropriations for the aviation department is a distinct menace to the national defense and an ob- struction progress in the science whose founda- tions laid here in Ohio.
 The commander of the Leviathan of the upper deep told admiring visitors that at home in England a much larger and powerful craft was being built rendering the succeeding voyages safer swfter and more certain, From Germany comes the request from the nephew of Count Zeppelin for permssing bring across the latest balloon built by that au thority before his death.
 One with less than the ordinary insight perceive revolution is going forward in the domain air transportation and that, unless inventors, and what is more important our Govern ment keep in stride and apace with the rapidly form ing Improvements this country will be left a dis advantage, instead of maintaining deserved lead.
 History records the foolish words of the boobies who fought the introduction of the steam railroad Let not chapter be written of the expressions and deeds of modern numbskulls seeking the bubble reputation of watchdogs of the Treasury. Not long and wearyng discussions, but only airshps; is the slogan of the hour.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31
MIR. GRIGSBY IN THE CONTEST

The Wickites contended that MT. Grigsby woult have had no standing in Congress or the contest Ry unanimous vote Congress has sustained ever! contention that advanced by MT GrlEspy ah' hie supporters and the Nickersham contest is nov against him. In the meantime, Mir. Grigsby, whom the Wickites said would be seated is Alaska representative in Congress.
 However, a year will now have to be de voted to a trial of the contest time that ough to be devoted wholly to Alaska's interests in Wash ington-as would have been the case had Judge WICK ersham accepted the challenge of MT. Grgsby ant left the whole matter to the people of Alaska. that had been the people of Alaska would hav' settled the whole question June g. and then MT Grigsby could have given his whole time to servfnt Alaska in Congress and before the Departments in stead of having to defend against hostile assault tho right of the people choose their own representa- tive at Washington
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31
Stand By the President

(Henry Ford's International Weekly)
 President Wilson, having finished his work in Paris, is home taking up the fight for approval of that work by the United States Senate, require ment of law
 The Treaty of Peace including the provision for the League of Nations may not be perfect docu- ment, but it is good document It forms the basis for an understanding among the greater and lesser civilized nations of earth that insures justice all nations, weak and strong alike
 Like Constitution at the beginning there are things in 1t that would have left and 1t has omissions that some would have in, but it has no apparent weakness that cannot be corrected if time proves the weakness genuine, and it is so full Of strength means much to the world that it's ap- proval by our own Senate should be forthcoming a mere reflection of the will of the people.
 This nation stood by the President in his fight TOT war because he was right; we should stand by hlm now in his fight for lasting peace because he is right.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31
POLITICIANS WATCHFULLY WAITING

Conversations with people from all parts of tho United States and careful newspaper reading ndicat, that the political att ude country at this tmt Is that of watchfu waiting" The careful newspape, man or watchful student of current things no mat. ter where he is from or what his politics. win tel his personal friends in cor fidence that it would be absurd even to guess upon the results of the cen ventions the election year. Most people ad. init that if the election 10 take place this yeal President Wilson would be renominated and re. elected. But whether the conditions next year ma, call for his renomination not whether he would accept a nomipation or not none cares to pre-. dict In fact it is admitted that was far more talk of Presidential probabilities and possibilities two or three months ago than there is now.
 It is admitted that the Wood boom for the Re
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31
School Teachers Salaries
(St. Louis ReDubIic)

est Louis Republic)
 1he Chicago Board of Education Wednesday in- creased the salaries Of all it's schoo-eachers fixing the minimum at $1,OO0 a year It is announced that thls Is merely temporary and that another schedule ot Increases will be adopted next January
 In St. Louis the minimum is $85O. Up to a short .lhie ago teachers salaries in Chicago notor- iously low, Tar below those in vogue in St. Louis
 New York, Detroit and San Francisco are also considering substantial raises for teachers in eW & nigh cost of living and the growing real l1aoh that the instructors and guardians of our children deserve at least living wage
 ot Lous recently adopted schedule of increased saiaIes, put not one commensurate with the rising price or commodities. One thousand dollars a year less than s3 day, less than is paid to day labor CTS in brickyards ~
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31
Hooray!
Our Daily Special.
Luke McLuke Says:

Luxe mCEuke SdyS. When a man gets the idea that his wife is growing old faster than he is some divorce lawyer is going to get q piece of change.
 A woman never marries a man to reform, him until she finds that she can't get a man who doesn't need re forming fAsx
 And it isn't the fact that they are living in an apartment house that makes their marriage a flat failure
 pessimist is a cuss who can look at a dimple on pretty girls cheek and foresee the day when the dimple will be nothing but a wrikle
 A white collar isn't going to stay white if you wear it for two weeks in Summer without changing it. But some men seem to be color blind.
 Of course, it is none of our busi. ness. But if we were as skinny from the ankles up as some girls are, we would wear opaque skirts and let the corn feds do the demonstrating
 A lot of the trouble in this world is caused by the fact that when a young man starts out to reap the wild oats that he has sown he in. sists on marrying some decent girl and making her a partner in the reaping business.
 Another Damli: Once upon a time there was woman who had an ap- pointment with her husband for o'clock and was right there at o'clock.
 Another nice thing about the Sum mer styles is that man doesn t have to go in bathing with girl to see if nature gave her all that was coming to her.
 About two weeks with an Ideal Husband is enough to make woman wish she had some other kind
 You may have noticed how pa tient the men are in waiting for wo- men to get on street cars first since tight skirts came in.
 Another funny thing is how the man who has plenty of cheek seems to succeed better than the man who has plenty of forehead.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31

pubiican nomination failed to take, and that he IS practically out of the calculations, but who will next be put up for trial before the public gaze and what wili be the verdict, one knows. Now and again one hears prediction that the Republicans will if ,a1Iv settle on Gov Lowden Senator Harding, or Hughes but when the prediction is made it is usu ally accompanied by the qualification that it really
 a .too soon" to make an intelligent guess.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31
THE SALMON RUN

At the present time the Alaska salmon pack IS ,nly 30 per cent of normal and the indications are that it will be much short of last years output. However, the reports that the salmon are run ming better the last days is encouraging. Let us hope that the August run will make up tor the TuIv shortage and that the finish will see prosperity for all those in the game-cannerymen, fishermen and all concerned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31

AS direct means of solving the problems of re- construction Tn Serbia Prof. Pupn advises the Gov erhmeht to hire Americans of the highest abiIitv ana experts n their line to take charge of the great financial, railroad and engineering problems with whicn the country is confronted" The advice is m9l.n o .ahlhs There is an abundance of American .a,eht no" available and competent perform the JoD or feconstructng shattered kingdom with neat ness ana despatch. (-(New York World
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31

Rernstorff former German Ambassador to this country says that if Germany doesn't abandon "dou- be- tonguedness" the United states Will nave nothing to do with her.-(New York Telegraph.)
 Herr Bernsorff has had experience with Uncle Sam.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31
FREIGHT NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

All Sitka and way port freight must be on the dock by 12 o'clock noon Thursdays. Any goods which have been ordered by wire and may be carried on deck at shippers risk will be received after hour stated, provided cablegram accompanies shipping order KAISER & DAVIS TRANSPORTATION co. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31
Our Joe Miller Contest.

Sheriff Homer Northcutt, of Gov ington, Ky, claims that the oldes joke is the one about the stranger who drove up to farm house and said to the farmer: 'Howdy, friend What'll you take for that COW ol yours?' The cautious farmer scratched his head and sized up the stranger for minute and then re piled: "Looky here, be you the new Tax Assessor, or has that there COW been killed by the railroad?"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-31
FORD FLASHES

~ liehry Ford's International Weekly) , me great strength of the Treaty of Peace is in the iact that 1t proposes maintain peace bv main tainlng right and justice
 ,, we went 10 war to end all wars; the place to fin sH 'ne Joo IS In the United States Senate.
 iioor estimation. Moderation, Excess, all had a race only Moderation reached the goal ,. wise men know flattery but are always won by a Kind word and bright smile ' =
 Passion is toboggan slide Love is an oas;s hut rriehdship is garden.
 smiths. " siu'es soio way Love your neighbor. in neutral gender sort of
 woman who is not curious is a curiosity.