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The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26
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UNITED Press Serviee)
LONDON, March 25.-Travellers
reaching Vienna from Budapest re-
port all entente commissions have
been interned by the new Hungarian
government.
WASHINGTON, March 25. = The
War Department has announced thai
the Central Powers made prisoners
during the war of 4,765 Americans.
WASHINGTON, March 25. = TIC
Department of Labor announced that
it had assigned mediatorss to settle
the dispute between the Imperial r.
ration company of Andre, California
and it's employees.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26
FREIGHT RATE
REDUCTION TO
TRAFFIC FOR
The ORIENT.
United Press service)

WASHINGTON, March 25. = To-
day the Railroad Administration an
nounced substantial reductions in
freight rates for commodities being
shipped from points east of the Mis-
souri, river to the Orient. This re-
duction is considered a big victory
for eastern manufacturers and Paci-
fic Coast shippers who have long
claimed that high transcontinental
freight rates handicapped them in
competing for oriental trade.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26
SOv|ETS IN RUSSIA AND
HUNGARY CALL ON THE
.PROLETAR|AT in ALL THE
WIDE WORLD TO R|SEUP.
.Spartacans Preparing For
Another Revolt In Germany
AndAreSeCret|yC0||eCting
Munitions For The Fight.
HOST|LIT|ES WITHOUT ANY WARNING
Omitted Press serviee)

BERLIN, March 25.-According to
Budapest dispatches Russian and
Hungarian Soviet governments have
Appealed for a worldwide uprising
of the prolettariat. But the Russian
piehler, Lenine, is said to have or
posed an armed Bolsheviki crusade
tavoring a propaganda to help the
Foreign proletariat win over the bur
goisie.
Spartacans are planning to launch
o sIrd revolution before April 1, ar i
it is intended to be a signal for
general European uprising The Boil
shevist plan is to open hostilities
without warning, believing the strike
which preceded the last revolt ave
the government time to prepare. The
Spartaeans are gathering munitions
and storing them secretly.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26

In self defence, and to make a
market for products of the Elgin
country-the products of her own
farms and the farms of her neigh
bors, Mrs. Beebe is about to embark
in this enterprise. She will set Ia
dairy lunch, serving the best of milk,
chocolate, coffee, ETC., with fresh eggs
cooked to taste, and beside that there
will be regular restaurant depart
ment, where good, home cooking will
be served in meals such as "your
mother made" Milk and eggs will be
on sale, likewise fresh poultry.
The premises are large, there are
four entrances, and it is an ideal
place for such an establishment.
Moreover it is located conveniently,
not far from the banks and postoffcc,
and close to the hotels.
In making mention of this new en-
terprise The Oasis speaks from the
card. Many times this editor has ac-
cepted the hospitality of the Beebes
at their Elgin farm, and he knows of
the richness of the milk, the fresh
ness of the eggs, the fatness of the
pounltry, and the tenderness of the
pork, while the custards, puddings
and pies were just dreams.
Nogales will have chance to eat
dreams.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26

To Hunt
The Joker
Omitted Press service)


WASHINGTON, March 25.-It is
believed probable that Samuel Com
pers will be asked to determine
whether the League of Nations con-
stitution contains loophole whereby
oriental immigration may proceed un-
restricted.
Such a request made to Mr.. Com
pers would be the result of the de-
mand by Senator Phelan of Califor-
MIA, that the proposed constitution
shall be amended so such immigra-
tion cannot be permitted.
Senator Borah's statement with re-
gard to the League will determine
the American immigration policy.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26

Yesterday Nogales was visited by
Mr.. George Jefferson, one of the old
time locomotive engineers on the So
nora railway, running there for years
before that line was merged into the
Southern Pacific of Mexico. He is
in the shop at Empalme. He came
up Monday evening and went to Tue
son yesterday. He will return to En-
paine in a few days.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26
IMPORTATION OF
PEANUTO|LPEEVES
COTTON GROWERS
WHOSE OIL MEETS
new COMPETITION
Omitted Press servicel

LOS ANGELES, Calf, March 25.
The tariff on peanuts may not be
such joke after all. Declaring that
importation of peanut oil is endanger-
ing the interests of Imperial valley
cottonseed oil producers, and cotton
growers themselves, Mayor Abbott
of Calexico, is organizing plans for
requesting the government to place
an embargo on peanut oil importa,
tions.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26
WORLD WIDE UPRISING Of PR0LE7AR|AT
CdHfO. niz
WiHH5lp
Soldiers
UNITED Press seryicel

SACRAMENTO, March 25.-The
Senate Finance Committee has rec
commended the passage of bills ap-
propriating one million dollars for a
state land colonization project, and
a bond issue of two millions to pro-
vide land for discharged soldiers.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26

State Senator Thos. P. Thompson
is at Aztec, Pinal county, the new
cotton growing section in the Casa
Grande valley, where he has acquir-
ed valuable land holdings.
Mr.. A. B. Oliver, the Sonora hene-
quen investor, is at Nogales, having
com yesterday from his home in
Houston, Texas.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26
MEXICO. WOULD JOIN

WASHINGTON, March 25.
The chairman of the foreign
relations committee of the fed
eral senate of the republic OF
Mexico has telegraphed the
! State Department that there
is in Mexico a strong senti-
! ment in favor of that nation
Joining the League of Nations.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS TO PUSH
EQUAL LSUFFRAGE|N
THE OTHERSTATES
UNITED Press Serviee)

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 25. = The
National Woman's Suffrage Associa-
ton has agreed to adopt new or
ganization plan, including formation
of league of women voters, consist
ing of women of states where the
league is now effective. The league
will assist suffrage campaigns in
nen-suffrags states.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-26
SETTLED BUT THEY
FIGHT

NEW YORK, March rs
The Far Eastern Bureau, rep
resenting. American interests
in the Orient, has announced
receipt of a cable from Shang-
hal saying: "The Japanese
American clash has been set
tied, bnt soldiers of the two ma
tions fight when they meet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

Der / 2anoet, iprIig for at lore
amerifanif 2anobriig at fjenoe %
ifripe berom for norifc gIabe. San
bar cpboIot iie en- 1io | Wisconiin
% refer berfra til Ninneiota og
Nortb Tafota. Sr. 2unb er Irrbe.
les bel tilfreos meb, bpab ban bar
feet al amerifa. Specielt ipncs
ban, Iom fornmer fra ct 2anb, bpor
Hationerne III l9nge bar pGret baa.
DC Imao % bpre, at oct err giilbt at
fomn,c til ct 2anb, bpor Der er iaa
oeliianet neb Mab. 2uub er Meoaf.
iionsiefretGr peb @Iaoet "6srite
Wai" / Stapangcr % refer beroper
nieo Stipenbium fra Den p%eltlanoife
Nresieforenina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
MtseomFnS beoite @ubttjgb

puu SuIIHe CT Nu ! NuNU S0uutn, [
bet ceutrale peitlise gsisconIim. %. iibfte.
bebite Strps | Wisconiin for Mais oe Slss
per iii yimslis Vris. M Spebe afifaaret.
Maiien bolbsr paa at blomftre. Sela bin
Mslt til Msieriet. Ofefabriten eaer Gous
osnieb Mielt= Sabritsn. @obe Marfeber. ii
Ssrnbauetos baslis paa Nortbmeierns Sos
ueolinie fra Chicago til ct. EanI. - 100
acres. %IerblanSet Sorb. pent Sus, "gaies
ments Sara, andre S~psninser, noaenIunbe
laot. 26 8reaturer. Selte, @aifinrebnaber.
ale Ting l9Ises, ibereenet ~slplina. s14. 500
paa lette Siltaar. - 1850 stcres, Iaot, Sus
meo ! Stunt. Siss, Clio, Srustbape, Sipas
setr9r PAD grGspl9ntn, bebte SIaas Sorb.
alt unbsr EIos. aplins meb 6arw $1,000
= 200 geres, bebhe Slass Sorb. eaupet
lite sanise faet. fsriie alasies gpeninaer.
"Saiementsg Earn, Clio, moSerue iubrsbet
GUS, S%psuinserne pRrb 81, 500, oper 40
porne 4reaturer, Selte, MalfinrebIiaber oa
aplins saar meb. s25 900; panifelic at
opertr9f1e. $50 gerss, bebte Slaas Sorb.
81 900 | Spsninser, liet uispnt. Ralttner
% balm aplins msbielssr Stsbet. sl4. 900.
On tan nmnafi9t erholbe ct l~ienenbs 9iIbup.
= glt al opennGunte sr itanbinapi. ga.
bcIas. nrr airte % StoIs o. tat peb cob
~, soee Seie. Spers sfter rUruere Sps
lpsnInssr. 9. q. Snenfslbt, Menomonie.
SSisronlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
Gyif Suftlinie.

6slsenoe berettcs ira SEEM gorf:
en- 3eppelin Sragt. % Yasiager.
linie bill, efter bpao Der opIples i
tpif- amerifanltc @labe % | ct arie-
rifanif Sanoelsorgan, oinfring ben
1Soe Sftober blipe lat igaue meuer,
9tem gorf % Sam6urs meb @os.
ton, Chicago, Berlin % Dusseldorf
iom Inlebsiteoer. Sans 3abra, en-
Supporter, iortPner, at ban al en-
amerifanit @anfier bar faaet / Sp.
Drag at iimsere iom Isent for ben
operiisiife Suhlinie, % at Sapita.
len til at faa benne igang, mi teg.
nes baaoe / England, Imerifa %
Spiflanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
6pem pnifer benne npperliae farm?

100 @eres ~beIissenbs / Wooo 6ountp.
ssiseonfin. tlomerfet SorbbuHb. Run nosIe
taa timers Sjeriel fra Milmautee, SbieaSo,
ct. VanI % MinneopoIiS. Sdrmen CT
me9et aoot %bsbpsset. Den bar ct ID SGrels
lers Seboeliesbus % en- "garn" 42xS4. 80
acres nnesr plo9. Neiten / Bette o. Ssi. os
Der er Slsper og Simotbei iom iorilaar f!
4 Vii ira By, TX Mil ira @beeie sSactorp
% wtl ira Stole. genne frustbare og
foroelastige Sarm sr for SaIs for ben mes
get lape pris al 800 pr. gere. Zen pil ont
Fort Sto thnne i9lses for 5000 pr. Acre.
Or he tntereSferet I at sisre en- COB cans
Del tad Rrip mso emeams til
STONDALL & TOFTOY,
Madison, Mis-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
acknowledgements

Ger meIoes fra Neip Oorf oen
14oe Suli. at ale Sfaoeseritat.
uiuasiager MOB Gunaro Iampitibs'
ielitab Tom 6eIge al "2uiitania".
llIpffcu, M er blepet afpiite ! De
Soreneoe Siaters 9iitriftsret. Der
par iaIt Ga gritatninssIager, inpoI.
uerenoe ct iamIet @elsb paa mel
lem fem % ier Wiuioner Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

Metten a~utpoebe, OF Gritatningen
muligens bill blipe ubreoet al ben
Gritatninssium iom euentuelt bill
bliue De Joreneoe Stater ubbetalt
al 1piflano. aue Sfibets Officerer
fritageS for anipar peo Gettens
&ien0elle / Saaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
&ieloe.8 autaen.

@autaen oner afoebe Or. Serman
8. 6ielbe bill bliue afilsrct paa 2afe-
MOOD Cemetery / Winneapolis 2sr-
bag Den 26be Suli, al. 3 @ftermio-
oae. Ifilsringstalen pil blipe bolbt
al Hebaftsr Carl g. g.. .Sanien, og
Der blir Gang al norife Sangere I'M.
Ser 2eoelie al Sr. Sobn Sonning.
Taa 8eere Monumcntsfpmiteen,
6. Stapnbeim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
Gn uomerfet MnlcOmimQ,

100 Nerss Sarm. Srustbar "iilt loan"
Sore. so Acres pIeiet, Meiten ifosbeporet
Sapnssana. @psniuserne p9rb $4,000.
Vris iberesnes $4,000 p9rb al 8p9abefano
ga Maitiner 500 pr. Acre. 40 acres harm
$50 pr. aers. Wanse anote gobttieb.
Grin eiter Dor &atalog % @iueesr.
The f. L. c. Co.
Dept. U, Merrill, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
N1aenter pnfes fpr Dor nue 300

EDITORIAL Siitorp Of the 0orlb @ar",
ltor Sog nleb mango pafre TarpetrpfsbiQes
Der. tompIet meo Sreostrattaten. Gris
1878. Gn norit Stubeut fra @alborf
GoIese bar loIst 1874 Gremplarer pua IA
Cages arbeibe. 800 9ommisIion. Senb
30 Sents for fomplet aosntubtpr. s..
leiuer g. 60, 4410 Nortb g8eitern @penue,
Gbicaao, Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

YoitiurbinSelien mellem De 6or.
eneoe Stater os Spiflano er III eien-
optaset. Ger fan ogiaa igien ienbes
aabelmeooelelier mellem 2anoene,
men oe maa bore affattet | bet en-.
deIife Sprpd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

O. oottjtt. - 80 fun 2 Wfil fra
W Sp. l2x20 Sunsalow meb "~icreeneb
Yord". Sips for 10 8ier, Clio, 20 gcres
ieb seriorb eano. enbei 8ponins. Specielt
for So, 800. 81. 800 f%ontaut. SsiifoIe
gpen. @srn tisres. gater, B SO, ct.
Groir Sal, g%Sisconiin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

"StauanserfiOrb" anfom til Ieiu
Oort ben l5be Suli. pasiaserer til
9orSociten fan pentes til line 9e.
iiemmeIiesiteoer omfring ben 1SSe.
9ampcrer afsaar fra Nem Dort
isien ben 25be. ~geraensiicrb" on.
tom til Bergen ben 13be.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
paa Nartm.

" Acres WtcSen3ie 60, 100 aeres plsiet,
goo Sapne9ang meb rinoeube 9anb, alt
Sonbet inosierbet, 10 eobe 6eite, 90 Sreatus
rer, alt Malflneriet. Saler, 8o9ne, Smeoez
perftet og 6usbolbninossoos, at lrl9es
Tor 5000 tontant ON SanoeI tier ipr fprite
September. 3tlltrip Gieren Setter Olien,
&rne9aro, %. 0af.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
fa~nOinapcrc, ie

9i iA9szsatIr WiS., er bet bebite Gountp /
- Staten. Ser flpoer bet al
Risbom o9 bu ueb bet lite. Scr ct gobe
% bIllise 6arme enbnu. Orig 9eriorb. 9obe
Seie iom ell @abe. Gu COB 100 acres ,sarm,
alt faot, beblte Sorbuub ou fan smife. Sob
Placement. Barn, Clio, Saaninssbus, beblte
8ato BIZ ton finoe. Stsoer lise op mob
benne line % t~ripsIise Sp @reenmooo iom
bar ale Slass N%orretninser, tore Stoler,
norite airfer, Sa5riter at foritisaise Slass,
to Sernbaner, &%eIefon. G. s. .. Softer
tore apIinser. Set beofte Strss for sreaz
tiirer iom iinOes. Sill i9lss bsnne 6arm M
or ben lape pris al 8 $500. giI tase $500
tontant % &eiten paa Senitanb til 8 psf.
3ente. Sm puifes fan oslaa 9eseret saa
mep Sarmeu. Oh fan life ioreitiue big
9anbets @eltaiienbeb % ben sooe Sremtio
Der Tor bu bar Jet bette. 9reenwoob lisser
fpoplt for ct. FauI paa Seien til Chicago.
Som % gipr Sanbel meb @ieren paa plabs
len eller lfrip eiter nGrmere llnberretning
til $. q. Serenbp, GREENWOOD, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

0tial9S-"TheM Morning Glory
~ Farm. ct al be p~afreiie Steber
8inneibeit County. Denne Sarm paa 70
9lcres, lisser lise inb til gpsrGniem al De-
corab. Som og ie ben. &. u. Bid, Gier,
Oecorub. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

~ ogIt Iomter i9lees biaiat.
- Ssne efter gris os gfbetaIinaspiI.
taar. yietor Snution. BOG Geurt gIod.
ct. VouI, @inu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
- SilialaS! -

JarmIanb rneb 'Sarbpoob". On MnIebuira for
WreetosWanber. Rom % arbeib for oS oort Sag.
pta9. Seplert Semitic anIos, "Daroeu" eaer Sfosea
paa DIN t0tm EARN. slRr 81. JerftefIasits Sorb.
Sann lstotnht %oponrtet. @pbe geie. Rirfer. Sfcisr %
g~tarfseer let tiiat9ngelige. Sauo tiger burtia iW9rbt.
S0lges M Tor SIS til 500 pr. Ncre. 9pn eller ifrip til
e. e'fer Cplpsuinasr. HaekIey-Pheips Lumber
Co.. Phelps Villas County, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

Sifal9s. = 1000 Mcres 2anb /
- Musislibea Yalep, Wont., fra SIS iii
S25 pr. @cre. Ssiaa Sarme | Nortb Gafota
os Wtinneiota liant / Ninneibsif County,
Soma, os Speienbomme. Sor priler %
llnberretnins %tilifrip eaer beips Gb. &.
9opben, Iecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

SurbenprrenSe Senator Clarence
.. Glarf ira @poming cr al HrGii-
bent @ilion non9pnt til Meblem al
International Soint Commission
iiteeetior afbsbe Sames y. Sapnep
ira Mimneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18
Smifcs, 3iaeie, Siialgs
90 Gfteripprajel.

euertisirmcnter unber pnennGunte sttel
fpfter Be pr. Orb, Taun % elbresic tteree.
! net, for buer Sang. Ipcrtisiementer tnb.
fases lite for .iinbre eno so Gents. genae
, naaa nirapiselig ntebfsIse ale yetiatnser.
Sei isnaer is ifie at bugisre iaa imna
! GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

Stlialgs. - 800 Ncres 2anb,
bper Sob oprfbar. Sob "9aienents
Barn" 4Sx60. Sob Srenb, 2 Giiterms.
Sra gus. $3.50 pr. 9lcre, bpis taset itrar.
09rb 1925. s16,0 900 fontant. az Weil
Spbeit fra Mabel. Senuenoelie til Sopbia
Sinclair, Wabel, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

Neointte Sarter e. ss:ss.sa'a :; ss, g
steher. HprtrtnIie 0efieHins III aebisffs Yrtisr
The Boyd Transfer Co. thaaeaDenA Mn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

q ootfjpb.-150 Ncres irrigated
W Sarm 3 Wil fra Sibnep, Montana.
60 glcres / alfalfa. Tris 81, 500. Sfrip
itrar; rtaa ieIse. 9. q. gnberion, Sibz
nep, Montana. m
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

Stlialgs Sanebrug "a Weieriz
farm 2n Wil fra Main Street. Sfriu
til Gieren, Sarnes Nelien, Srootings, 9. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

StIial9s. : Seq bDber tillales
NIT eanb | giorb Oatota. @It nit
eanb Ell sobt Sarmlaub os belissenbe i DC
bebite Stres / Seuion, Softer, Naniom og
&oIette Gountper. Sn9en Spttebanbel pil
tages / Setragtnins, men nil lelse paa lette
Silfdar. Spis iuteresieret beiss eler till
lfriu Giereu, q. 8. Soineis, GaImar, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

1aa I'M lioMal9ngllge haaroe MOO
penbigbeo / Getnins al Sepebrso til
Iariag.
SOAR imiolertio @eremelteren al
ligpel ienere fom til at gaa ouer til
at blipe Trofesior, er SammenbGn.
gen bermeo tiIfnpttet Ell Solution
meb Speroroneoe paa 8onasbere
ON Seloperfets tefniife 2ebeIle. Het
| fin 4ritif, Iom ban uomtpiitelig |
ales CINE oengane % ienere banoe
% bar. bIep ban. imihiertio ifelse
oatioeus Acknowledgements aIlise.
pei liaeirem aiiat fra tit gmbebe,
6or HettenS esen Sfplb piIoe ban
nemlig life pige fra benne, - leg
oil heller p9re en- brsoles @ano emo
en- 9reIss Iano", erfl9reoe ban,
Snbisneret. ioEt Samtiben blep paa
bans @esne = "WoraenbIabet" Fri.
pcb 14oe Sauliar 1851: "ltpiIien
mob @esierineens Serb MOB Sere
er bnb % alminbelig" bepilgeSe
Strrtinset bam fsrit fuIb Gage
@artpenge for ienere at oprette ct
ertraoroin9rt Trofesiorat / ipiiit
@eoeraii % @ersbpeninsSlere ior
BAN.
Com ifabenoe Iioenifabsmano |
fin Vroiesioritiaing sicroe Se.e life
minoit srunsI9seenbe Nrinciper for
@Iacialf0nanlener 0ortio % Nntio
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-26
BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.

June 25
Vernon Ellis was in South Haven
20 attend a meeting Of the American
Legion OF the World War soldiers
for the purpose OF organizing posts
in the different congressional dis
tricts OF the state. Plans are being
made % organize a post in this vii
ge and a meeting viii be called
next week.
Mrs Robert Stein and daughtcr Of
Chicago are visitors at the home Of
Mrs. Eliza beth Stein.
n. z. Crandell. with his wife Of
Birmingham. Ala, is a visitor az the
home OF his father. J. L. CrandaH.
George 7. Kimmel Of Chicago was
weekend visitor with home peo-
pie
Henry Miller and Henry Meyer
were - Traverse City last week 20
attend the state meeting OF the G..
a. r.
Mrs a. ]. Mclaughlin, OF Wash
ington. D. c., with her mother. Mrs.
\ ". Mars. is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Mars spent the winter with her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL PUPILS
GIVE AUTOMOBILE TRIP

MARION, Ind. June 26-With an
attendance OF $500 delegates and
other workers. Wednesday session
Of the state sunday school conven-
ton moved along on scheduled or
der Rev. .. W. Fifer of Indianap-
oils. who became exhausted from his
intensive efforts during the conven-
ton. and collapsed while closing his
address at the Bible hour session at
the NJ. r church Wednesday morn
ing has entirely recovered, and re-
sumed his work on the program.
Al the close Of the afternoon pro-
gram. hundreds OF the workers en-
joyed an automobile trip over the
city and county. and visit 10 the
national military home Dr. George
Crosse was the main speaker at the
general session held Wednesday
night
T. II. Hasemeir Of Richmond for
three years president OF the state as
ISOLATION. viii be reelected Thursday
morning. although ne protested say
ing ne thought he had served long
enough. Shelbyville and Crawfords-
Vile are the only contenders for the
1920 convention. and convention gos-
sip is the former at present has a
shadc>the better in the contest Fort
WAYNE has a bid in for the 1921 con-
vCntion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-26

daughters in Washington and New
ark. y. J.
Miss Beulah McOmber OF South.
Bend was a weekend visitor at the
Geo = Dean home
Mrs. Mary Rogers. with her
r H Judd and fam
lily, was a visitor at the home OF her
..,r. Edward Booth. In Berrien
Center. Sunday
Miss Helen Skinner has returned
from a few days visit in Dowagiac,
the guest OF Miss Leila Burt
The new Lightning Change Rim
Co. has purchased the Chas En-
rpperty on Ferry 81. for the
site for their factory buildings Ex-
cavation Is now being done prepara-
tory for the construction OF the new
buildings The first building will
be 4Ox1OO feet
Miss Vera Reynolds, a teacher in
the Evanston schools, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Rey-
nolds
Mrs. VIII Derringer. with her
daughter, Ruth Of Indianapolis is a
visitor at the home OF her father.
A l. Ludington.
Philip Stein has commenced work
as mechanic in the Stelzer garage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-26
A Shampoo Worth Trying

Il is not necessary 20 shampoo
your hair SO frequently If IL is en-
tirely and properly cleansed each
tine by the use OF really good
shampoo. The easiest TO use and
quickest drying shampoo that we
can recommend TO our readers IS
one that brings out all tho natural
beauty o. the hair and may be en-
loved az very little expense. by dis
solving a teaSpOonful OF cantnroN,
which can be obtained from any
druggists. in cup OF hot water
This makes a fun cup Of shampoo
LIQUID. enough so IL is easy 20 apply
II 70 all the hair instead OF just 20
the top OF the head This when
rubbed into the scalp and onto
every strand of hair chemically dis
solves AN impurities 10 - very
soothing and cooling IN its action.
as well as beneficial 20 both scalp
and hair after rinsius out :he
Iather so created. YOU viii find the
scalp il fresh. clean and free from
dandrun while the hair dries quick
" and evenly developiHg "a bright
luster and a soft iunness that makes
Il seem very heavy. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-26
Hamlet and other speakers.

Hamlet and other speakers
Everett Shira arrived home sun
day having been mustered out OF the
service on June 90 az Camp Taylor
He was in the service a year and two
months and was in France, Ger
many Belgium and England.
Erwin \. Thessin and Miss Ra-
chel A Mccoy both OF Culver were
married here Al the Presbyterian
uarse The groom is physical d.
rector AZ the Culver academy and
they will make their home in Gull
yer.
Shaw & FRESHMAN Wedding
Saturday afternoon a. the home OF
SIR and Mrs Stacy Grossuan Miss
Florence Grossman and Walter Earl
Shaw OF Auburn. Ne. were married.
The young couple had come 10 know
each other AZ Washington, .. G,
where they were both employed in
government work during the war.
They will live in Auburn. Ne where
a beautiful new home awaits their
arrival
James J. Joslyn died Saturday at
the home OF W Burger here.
aged over so years He came here
from Lapaz and was making his
home with the family OF his daugh-
ter Mrs Buyer
Margaret SchroCk left Saturday
Cor Kokomo. where she spent Sun
day with Miss Ida Galbreath She
goes thence 10 Indianapo where
she will spend the summer in library
work
Harry. Jr. is the name Of a son
born TO Mr. and Mrs. Harry p.
LaCher The mother is at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Snider
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Capron of
TT Wayne and Mr. and Mrs William
Collins Of indianapolis spent a short
time here with Mrs. John Cullen and
have conc 10 MaXinkuckee 20 remain
few days with Mrs. A c. Capron
at her cottage.
The following were here Sunday
to attend the Splitter Myers reunion
which was held at Centennial park:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank earn OF Argos;
Mrs Sarah Myers of Akron. o.; Mr.
and Mrs Byron Spite and daughter.
ida OF Twelve Mile; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Myers of Rochester: Mrs
James Huffman and daughter.
Maude. of Argos
Dewey Reynolds and Chester
Cleveland arrived home in time TO
Join their classmates OF the year
1916 at their annual picnic and re-
union at Culver, Sunday.
Mrs. Johanna Samuelson Of near
| Donaldson, aged 70. died Monday
afternoon.
Fred L. Blue Of Bourbon and Miss
Mile Kleinhenz we're married Tues
day morning at the Catholic parson-
age The groom is employed on the
Pennsylvania railroad and the bride
formerly was employed by the Wi
mona Telephone CO. They will re-
side here.