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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-08-09

South Dakota has an automobile for
every nine people, enough cars to take
the whole state on JOY ride at one
time by crowding a little.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-08-09

w q. Thompson will hold a public
sale at his ranch miles southwest of
Custer next Thursday, August IA. Read
ad on third page in this issue of the
the Chronicle.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-08-09

We are requested to announce that
the Buffalo Gap Fair dates have been
changed from September l6, IL and Is
to September %, "a and 25. This is
made necessary to avoid conflict with
the Pennington and Meade county fairs
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-08-09

Developing, Printing and Enlarging
of the very highest quality. Whether
at home or travelling, send your films to
me to be finished All work is done by
hand and the best possible results are
obtained at the lowest cost
ART LEASE,
Lead, S. u.
Work from my shop is standard of
excellence.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-08-09

A. f. Gilbert and K. ii. Kelley, con-
nected with the mechanical department
of the Lead Daily Call, spent Sunday
and Monday forenoon in this city and
Sylvan Lake on a short outing. Iney
made this Office fraternal call.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-08-09

". s. Harper Went TO Fairburn
Thursday to address representative
audience on the bond issue TO be voted
upon next Tuesday. The invitation
came through the county commissioners
and the business men Of Fairburn.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1919-08-09

These men arrived in the state game
park the middle Of last week in an auto
van in charge Of "a guard or two.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
MISHAWAKA DAIRY
COMP AMY IS SOLD
Death of Roy WattIeS Makes
Change Necessary - New
Company Takes Charge.

Grover Zumbaugh, Leroy Hitch
ner and Floyd Jones have purchased
the AIishawaka Dairy. $40 ". Third
81. and took clarke yesterday. The
sale Of the business was made nee
essary by the death OF Roy z. Wat
ties. who was killed as the result OF
being struck by a speeding automo-
bile on Nov 3. The company was
established IN Mishaya-ka in 1917 by
Rose Martin 20 distribute pasteur-
lied milk through the groceries Of
this city. Through the efforts Of
Mr.. Wattles. manager of the COM
pany. IL has grown 10 cover the en-
tire city with "A complete system Of
retail and wholesale deliveries. It
now supplies more than 300 families
with pastuerized milk and cream,
margeung over so farmers product,
and distributes approximately 500
gallons at this season of the year.
Mr. Zumbaugh Is an experienced
daiyman having for more than sew
on years been in charge of a retail
route Mr. Hitchner is a foreman in
the artic department OF the Wooden
company and was formerly in the
transfer business. Mr.. Jones is also
= foreman at the Mishawaka Wooden
company. He will have charge Of
the retail routes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
GENERAL NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
NeaIin office 40 Lincoln Way West Telephone Mkhawaka 10

president has issued his Thanks
giving proclamation. There is plenty
OF corn. Pile the white meat and
fet on their attenuated carcasses.
OF course. a man has a right TO
be a socialist II he wants 10. but
the rest OF the people are fools If
they permit the Republic OF the
fathers 20 be subverted by socialists.
We suppose the fashioned
wall motto OF the old-fashloned
home will have 20 retire in favor of
one TO adorn the car, God Bless
our Automobile"
II seems that each of the beliiger-
ent countries, victorious and defeat
ed alike. has q military post norton
industry going overtime before even
the grist mills have been repaired.
One of our councilmen was i'll the
past week. and a friend sent him a
Jar of branded cherries, and later
called 10 see him. - want 10 thank
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

you for these delicious branded
cherries" said the councilman.
Il thought you would like them
s well as anything" said the friend
who has a Job around the city hall.
Yes yes. indeed" he asserted,
and how much more I appreciate
the spirit in which they rere sent
Respectable people who own
Standard oil securities say the
Standard is not such a diabolical.
disreputable and hell-upholstered
concern. and that the dividends it
pays seem 20 be tractable and de-
sirous of pleasing.
ass
Lady Astor is going after that
seat in parliament in true American
style-the main thing needful to her
election being 10 suffuse the district
with a soothing stream Of American
mazuma at the psychological mo-
ment and to see that her optical
dykes do not give way at an mop
perfume time and let loose a lacn-
rymal tide upon the landscape.
An Omaha man paid $4,000 for
a Poland-China boar. That's n
pretty hefty price for a Poland
China. but there are other breeds Of
hogs that come higher than that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

We were invited TO a rake and
shovel party at the Miami Country
club yesterday and asked to bring
the tools with US. This was very
thoughtful on part of the commit
tee. II 81 had been a beauty party
and a pie contest we believe the &C
casion would have revealed the
presence Of heroes.
Which is the vainer SEX" is d
question that newspaper writer's are
trying 10 settle. We don't know.
Men WELD the personal pronoun
with more deadly effect than worn-
en-. but women are more eloquent
talking with their buds and the
rouge pot
Rejoice today--there Is much 70
rejoice about. But there are several
million people in this country who
ought 10 be ashamed of themselves.
and a way is going TO be found to
make them ashamed of themselves.
themselves the Just Us Girls" So
ciety, and they abbreviate by call
ing themselves -. u. G's." Those
initials viii make the mouths Of
some Of the boys water.
Ask His ExccIIency.
A taxpayer wants 20 know why
the city council had 10 borrow $780,
600 in August, and within six weeks
after the spring taxes were paid.
They mobbed an American prohi-
bitiOnist worker in London the
other day. We would hate TO think
what would happen TO him If he in
vaded Scotland.
The girl Of the olden days
wouldn't even look at a corset ad
vertisement except in Harper's
Bazaar. Now she has granddaughter
who talk underclothes and call
things by their right names, right in
the presence Of men.
Now New York Stock Exchange
seat has brought $4,000. If a man
can make a profit out of that expen-
sive n membership without stealing,
we want to know the details.
A New York soldier boy is in jail
for stealing 10 pounds OF sugar for
his best girl. Ye gods. how he loved
her,
The government can't comprc-
mise with lawbreakers, however in
huential they may be.
The amazing thing of IL is. the old
swigsters seem TO he disappointed to
I find that they can live without il.
We are resigned to events. We
know the old Republic will endure
II it be impossible for the wind
tanning senators and the bolshe-
visit agitators TO ruin it.
Sociology is a very important
science if il doesn't b, ONE too
much impregnated with oOlishness.
one ounce OF common $, use is worth
a ton Of some of the uplift theories
that are floating about nowadays.
George Creel cost the countrys
taxpayers s6.6OO.O 900. That is Sc
cents per capita. Speaking for our
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
AUXILIARY TO MEET.

Mrs. w. b. Hosford, 722 Lincoln
way T.. will entertain the members
of the WomOn's auxiliary Of St.
Pauls Episcopal church at her
home Tuesday evening. Reports will
he read by the delegates whOattend-
ed the the tri.ennial convention held
in Detroit during October. Arch
deacon Long Will be present and
viii give an address.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT.

The Home Economic department
Of the Mishawaka Woman's club
will meet Monday evening at sew
en- O'Clock in the domestic science
kitchen OF the high school. The
topic for the evening will be The
Preparation and Serving of Fish"
and will be I'm charge of Miss Eliza
beth RAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
MTSHAWAKA WANT AIDS

FOR SALE-Seven room house on
F. Battell st. corner lot, electric
light and gas. and city water. nice
garage. Immediate possession. price
So 600 Stark Realty Co. 16tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

LIBERTY BONDS-You will be
surprised az difference IN price
offered Tor government bonds. We
deal exclusively in al issues and as
sure YOU OF the highest price. We
buy at New York market with AL
armed and accrued interest 10
date. Convince yourself By getting
our price. Camp Thorne Co. 1O3 n.
Main st. phone Main 1851. Hrs .
10 $50. SATURDAY. svaninRz 22A7-tr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
LOT OWNERS ATTENTION.

The yearly assessment for the care
II lots at the Mishawaka city Gene
terry is now due. All who have not
paid kindly give this their attention.
KATHERINE BRESSLER,
Advt-16t1 SeC'y-t treas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

s)R SALE-Spotted Poland SOW
with eight pigs. one week old;
small type Poland China sow; six
small type Poland China pigs. nine
weeks old. three big type Poland
China spring boars, eligible for reg
istering. second growth oak wood.
The Maplehurst farm: phone Gar
field 2I-F-2 9tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
MAN IN THE STREET

sx and six-tenths cents. we were
swindled.
This is the time for the wise and
unseihsh patriots OF organized labor
20 assemble and take their interests
out OF the hands OF the men who
are leading unionism TO destruction.
Get this son. Whether church,
union. fraternity. society or any
other form OF organization. your al
legianoe 10 IL can not stand above
your allegiance TO the Republic.
There are few people in Misha-
waka who do not seem to realize
this. but they would better.
1t is no trouble for each individ-
ual, rich or poor, 10 have an in
prospective test Of efficiency. II you
don't put in from TO 10 hours
day in some serious effort TO better
the world. you are a loser. Nobody
can be so rich that the day may be
given over to frivolity. Respectable
ity and idleness are strangers.
We are generally good natured
about politics, but wherefore the in
science of the anonymous scoundrel
who asks US If we think Mishawa-
lta's next mayor will be democrat.
If he thinks the democrats won't
carry Mishawaka. what odds will he
give that they won't?
A Boston doctor says that of 400
diseases only seven are durable by
drugs. And he likewise takes
whack at the modern medical fee
system. The profession ought to put
this brother on the rack or they
ought TO revise their ethics and
their science.
Rev. H r. White, son Of Bishop
White OF South Bend, is willing to
dig coal for the nation, If the neces-
sity exists You can't lose the u. S.
A. so long as her boys and their un-
corrupted, unsordid and steady
famed patriotism endure.
South Bend quotes turkeys at 40
cents a pound. We suppose South
Bend quotes accurately, but the
Mlshawaka Belgian fair turkey is
the standard in this column, and
South Bend will have to hump to
equal it.
Notice TO turkey raisers: The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

FOR SALE - New seven-room
house. s. Main street, gas and cleo
tricity. cellar under entire house.
Good five-room house. L. 18th
street. gas. electricity and city water
cellar under entire house.
SiN-roOm house, 5. Spring street
not modern.
VIII sell any OF these houses with
small payment down, balance easy
terms.
ACHILLE COLPAERT. Phone 1871
9t7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16
CARRIERS WANTED.

For the morning edition OF The
News-Times. Good money; steady
job. Must be Is years old Apply
snanaRer.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

DR.. n. W Reynolds dentist
Mishawaka Trust & Savings Bldg.
Phone 104S -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

Tuneful chOruses-catchy special
tias-hits, fHts,i HITSili Notre
Dame Glee club. Tuesday, Nov. %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

FOR SALE-Spotted Poland sow
with eight pigs. one week old:
small type Poland China SOW: six
small type Poland China pigs nine
weeks old three big type Poland
China spring boars eligible for reg
istering. second growth oak wood
The Maplehurst farm. phone Car
field 21-F-2 9tf
FOR RENT-Small furnished apart
ment centrally located To man
and wife only References Phone
Sss. I3t
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

Observation-Disclosures TO care for
home Of widower. Address box
NJ. NJ. News-Times. 16t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

WANTED-Typists; also ladies for
general office work Apply office.
Mishawaka Wooden Manufacturing
Co. 16t6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

CONFINED ON PAGE ELEvENO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

Notice TO turkey raisers: Tn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

George Creel cost the countrys
taxpayers s6.6OO.OOO That is sc
cents per capita Speaking for our
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

Sociology is a very important
science if il doesn't b, ONE too
much impregnated with fuolishness.
one ounce OF common 81 use is worth
a ton Of some of the uplift theories
thai are floating about nowadays.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-21
10 pER CENT LAID On
MOST EVERYTHING
ONE COULD WANT


The s0-CalIed lsIxmry tar. which Rf-
fects about everything men and women
wear or use. goes into efTect On Ny
Therefore If you shop early you may
not avoid the rush, but You will avoid
the tax.
It Is fiat Increase os ten per cent
on All articles above certain specified
prices. and tle ten per cent viii be
added BY the retailer ard thus col
Se0ted gor the government.
yOA can't heat khe gaxna. sn you'd
better not try Il The only way you
can avoid II is TO make your naces-
sa n purchases before the tax goes
Into erect on May Il
Husbands and fathers who never
before welc0tned i .xoachs frasn wife
Hor daughter are expected to coEne
across ggaciOualy Il the situation is
axpIasnea tn them before Asay Il
Tha women rather have the beas OF
ii ID exempksons. as the maxiualaSn
rangA BIZ prtcea Ii higher Tor sileaa tAam
on articles lnteMded exclusively Tor
men.
But on the Mh0la the Lawmakers
played n0 lavorltes. They taxed tooth
peWder ~ well 81 1aee powder and
omly those silk stockings which come
as 31.9s Or less escape the iaapOsl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-21

Session cE I'D 3. 81 g.
On VII aeable aEay y F0r
Pspeg Ard Discussions
VIII. E.EcT OFFICERS


mach interest attaches so the meaf-
ing oE the Magyland District of Coluna-
bIa Virginia Section oE the Maslse-
akscaI Association 81 America.
which viii take place 81 the Naval
Academy 0n May 3, next. Is program
.Os much interest to mathematicians
hsa been arranged. and there viii be-
sessions both m0rning and afternOon
II may Be stated that this IS the FIRST
kinne Iii the history Of tbs Naval Acad-
amay thak fts facilities have been
thrown 0pan to session % an organ
laasion not composed OF service peO-
pie. The permission vas granted.
however. BY Snpersut utenaent Al III
Scales. and both sessions viii be held
iii Academy buildings.
The morning session will begin at
ten, and Will be held "a Room +, of
Marry Hall II will consist of sym
postum on, Mathematics for Engi-
neering Students. Papers pertaining
I'd the subject viii be read by Prof
Abraham Cohen, of Johns Hopkins
University. and Prof. y j. MacKava-
anagh, of Catholic University. Wash
ingt0n. and q general discussion Will
.he lead by Professors Alexander Dill
lingham and Leonard A. DOggett. 0f
the Naval Academy
The afternoon session, beginning at
two. will take place In the lecture
room 81 Sampson Hall, and the annual
election Of otncers win take place
These papers will be read: Circular
Parts, the General Case, Prof ny.
w. Johnson. Naval Academy aA
study Of Map Projections Id Genera" !"
70. s. Adams. u. 81 Coast and Geodetic
Survey.
The delegates and other visitors to
the sessions will be entertained at
luncheon BY the stan Of the Naval
Academy mathematics department at
the Sign OF the Goat Inn, Maryland
Avenue, beginning at one o'clock.
Ageer the final session. facilities will
be offered the visitors for seeing the
sports at the Academy, including the
beat race between Syracuse and the
Naval Academy
Prof Ralph &. Root, 0g the Naval
Academy, secrsry Of the Section.
has made all De arrangements for
the meeting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-21
CIVIL SERVICE MEN
HERE WILL, BENEFIT
ny UNION PROJECT

Members Of the recently organized
Annapolis Union, No. 124, National
Federation OF Federal Employees. are
among the 1000 government em-
pl0yeas VINO win receive the benefit Of
the collective bargaining principle,
as the result of action taken by the
Joint Congressional Committee on Re-
classification of Federal Salaries. This
gives the clerks d voice, through their
organizations III axing their own
salaries.
Each department or Independent bu
reau Of the Government will have Il
committee og three. one fr0ua the en-
ployes' union, one I'd represent the
bead 0f the department and the third
to represent the Federal Commission,
For the naoge detailed work, as the
various bureaus are taken up for re-
assiNcation. snbcommittees are ID.
be formed, To be composed Of repre-
senkatiyes 0f the department heads
ard the employees.
The plan was adopted by the com
saieason after going over the situation
thoroawRaly and after consultation
with che Odicars Of the National Fed
erAtsou Og Federal Empl0yes, which
.orgamixat tiom has been gEanked the
gigAt 20 designate TIE resentativea
og the employees on the various de-
OArSnaent committees
FOurseen employe rnan1beFS Of com
naatsSea Tor No many departments have
been selected ~ Lufher G. Steward,
pressdsnt of che fedaFation, and their
nasaea were ann0ancad racantly Misc-
tt0ng wega heGa u most cases In the
TnseRtov Departments e.000 were cast.
rasulting III the eaeetiOn of N. Carson
Rymn, Jr.. president be FederSl En-
pIoyes' Unian No b
gkhas aaparGraants Ger which the
representative DK the ugisns have
ba1m chosen are shs Treasury, Skaae,
var, yussiee. roae0Eaee, Navy, AgFi-
cuature, CcmrAerce, 1.nb0E, Interstate
CumnarcA CenEas sai0h, Pauasaa ca
MAI Cemr1ssl0n. zsihraFy 0f Congress
anA Da&trset 0g Caiuma THIS aaater
Is rnpgssanted ~ Aawsrd Is ESaw
sOn. preaaasnt It Federal Nzapa0yea
IymA0n Nc So.
The need for reciaasif ficatiOn Of sal
aries has caused great unrest nlaOng
Eaeral workers EOe ys3ra Former
representative wEa KeaEimg Of
do, secretary of tie Joint Cone
Onal C0sr lee, said tlsat one
typl ease was il liling room
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-21


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eatssls agsd hfla sIssssa nsslsv saanarm
fhat guts sisa saglanems.a. fand Il WAS
said ths naaa nlsa NJ xlss raEsers assa
t0ok &way tase ssss fass sssssIaeSa soE
lne nAarMss ease asa aA'a
ina afatsa 9 pAaNn egaaklst niss.
th@ wuasa iAcs w Rtfase tsufn
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ton to other 5000 wl,an ii sspsaeg Is
llv3ssn asa s6aa lsnsau eIes - wsaii sa
Ieass bA 1esrgssSss ggapra IA orlv sne city
III omf cesss,Srs Ngh@re alss uarple have
war on tlssss peets 40 eTssf.ss tada
hem AaIaAa, Gali3.
why there a9a poems written to Ases
and about Ehesn, none written os dedl-
Gated il rattlesna es. aishongh shaae
are Tess deadly than Ales. II hiss been
said men wr0tssfhesa poana and songs
10 hes but asa not sure, because pse
Ii crosnlng a0ssw. IKE rnothsrs sing
.Baby.hye. here,s i ~:
Lei a WofcA hssst you ana
Nou III cYayran en the walls.
yat he navnr snllns
A...,.,,.. 8.
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waa.,Aay upOn sals Naai'
opon sns Mals.
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ray Apon 1ns Waais ~
Still another lyric:
Little nv up0n the wall
Amt you got 40 clothes st all.
Aia'i you rot 40 pettg-skirt,
Ain't Won rot 40 under-shirt,
Amt you cold! I
Thav 49, even maaa mnch II III
o,,-.seeln,.asaiaa ana l,araI I.,v. ana ne are
sn1a w,laat faS,,slv sIsev helong Isl All
fbsaa shIrau have rene II sha lurni.
,,a,,a.a,Ass p.a,a s. the ~ and made
!, s.. ~ - a,,d ra,,cv ara ssslisnl Il v,sn-
@ zoe hraalxlnr ara augar-taklnw ana
Iota ne crguae tl,af people would not
atss,a er,r 81 ,r,n,,sa Il, nsl,er criminals
81 las 1900 "a hsaltl, and claarali-
naaa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-21

4&tNF 1sA&tkGEtT ~ ~ NA4&s - ESfz&&Bk4 AtsNE&
Due For The Year 1911.
Collector and Treasurer's eazzee Annapo
Iis. NIL, March 18th. 1913 ] hereby give no.
tiee that under and hy virtue of authority
vested III me BY Section 5SR. Of the Cstv
Charter OF Annapolis Akd., title Taxes. &
the undersigned COileetag and Treasurer
for saIA city, Iaging levied upon the sans
In accordance With the law. wifi asfek III
pnhitc sale at the Court House door lii TN.
City u9 Annapolis, Md. an Tuesday, Anri
2 1870 At II o'clock b. ID. the seyaFns
lots oE ground aaG improvements Thereon
ana p&raoual PFeperty. of 10 mssch Is MAY
be necessary situate II said city wiaicia
aye heFeiAngtrr described eo tHae highest
bidder for cash 80 satisfy the said faxes
due with tnteFest, Nand nil coats md
charges fneldenE se said aale.
yEG1. ID. WELLS
C0ilecfor and Treasurer.
1Ali that ies n< ground aIfnate III aais
Nity On Second Rtreet a8x1O8 feSk krifh 3Isss
improvements thereon assessed TO Annip
E. Shlpsey teasat IN the aaaeaanaent
neNsas ~ saga CITY S9r safd taxes aue 1nF
the yaaf aa7.