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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29

Alice Brady the clever motion
picture star Will appear AZ the
Lincoln theater today in His
Bridal Night" This is a thrilling
society drama. Tomorrow Pauline
Frederick another favorite. will
play the leading role in one Week
Of Life"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.

Insure your car against fire. theft
and collision. John VI. Raab, 126
Lincoln way West-Adv 25t4
Dr. Makieiski.. csteopathic ply
sician. POI S. church ST.. s. W.
corner from =. O.-Ady 12tf
Edgewater Floral Place for flow
ers.-Adv. o1t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29

Keep Kiln" in your home. it
makes pure milk. Sold at Landon's
1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29

Milk. water removed is Kiln"
kiln" with water added makes
pure milk. Kiln" sold at LondOn's
drug store. 1754-29
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29

Reduce your milk cost by using
kim" sold at Landon's. 1859
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29
ATTENTION

All the dry goods, millinery AMI
shoe stores will be open evenings
all next week. The West End Mer-
chants Assn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Five room bungalow; immediate
Five room cottage; large corner lot S..-,O
Seven room house. Al condition. $50
Many other good bargains.
GARMIRE < co.
Phone go. -ou
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29
Blue Suits

The better values for which this
store is famous; guaranteed blue
serges, worsteds and fannels. Blue
suits for Easter wear; blue suits for
confirmation; blue suits for first COM
munion, $3.50, SIS, $40, $3.50,
SIS, $50 to $40, including Hart
Schafner & Marx blue suits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29

FOR SAI,E-EgCs FOR setting =. c.
white Leghorn. s. per II. or $40 per 100
Robbins r.. e NO >, Mishawaka. Gar
field 3tF3. -ou
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29
MISHA WAKA NE WIS
LINCOLN THEATFR.

addition Hard Life" Poland
comedy VIII be shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29
NOTICE.
Members of COlfax Camp, 33O6
VI. w. of y

Special meeting Monday evening
March 29th. for the purpose of or
ganizing degree team. All interest
ed urged 10 be present 1882!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29
FOR SALE

WANTED-GOOd man for garden and
yard work also housenan Steady
work Tor experienced aud reliable man
Write Box A or inquire News Times.
l5tS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29

LIBERTY BONDS bought AMI sold. Calr
and get our quotations Main 1871
Camp Thorue 4 Co. TO J. NJ : bldg
So n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29

WANTED To BIZ a numDor OF louses
ranging from 81 500 TO 5000 VIII a.
cash. For q gu ck deal call Achiiie Co.
Iaert phone MIshawakl isl n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29
2-Knicker Suits for Bows
SIS, $3.50, $40, $3.50, SIS

Tvvo-kncker suit ample selection for Easter the fin
est type of popular priced clothes for boys manly models
becoming patterns. Sizes to 8 years Excellent selec
tons and extreme values at SIS, $780, 500 $780, SIS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-29
MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED

WANTED-Aien for farm work; good wa
ges and will furnish house. Phone
Klondyke or - 29t3
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17
County Fair at Gainesville

GAINESVILLE. Nov II. The Ala
ehua county fair threw open It's gateg
Tuesday for the 1920 season and the
city is already overrun with visitors.
who are here TO enjoy the celebrations
OF fair week
Information comes from the fair
headquarters that Il viii be the great
est fair in the history Of the county.
and the attendance is expected TO far
exceed that OF past years
Exhibits are being sent in from all
oyer the county aud much live stock
Is already in the pens Horses. frcm
oyer the county. that have ever ex-
.hibited any racing qualities are being
sent IN and the barns are rapidly fill
ing up.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17
SUCH ElkE
70. 3. JOYFUL L,srEN'nc M !



The streets we're rife with people.
in the gay Manhattan town. racing
restless up and down
"Will he sign"
Dare he sign9
What OF Rickard?~
What of Kearns2
How many rounds
Whats the purse?F
I'll say there was tumuit IN The
city. IN gay Manhattan town. when
the patriots met 10 say how wei eele-
next Independence day.
Alone in tile. gold plated ballroom
Of rhe Hotel claridge. alone save for
as many prizeiighters. snaaage ;. *
perts. referees and promoters - could
lmarage to squeeze into tlarffge. sat
/ the great Dempsey
His brow was not furrowed with
care. for j KearDs Was there, 40 tlte
I bold gladiator smiled smile and
ioked d Joke as he sereneiy scanned
! he Hateful document
sink or swim" he cried. hit or
miss. survive or perish. III stick my
fsig on the dotted linci know not
what course ether champs may take.
but az for me, give me left 70 the
solar plexus"
"He carries a wicked left. muir
nurcd J Kearns. proudly gazing upon
the daunfless battler. who for mere
100000 will tread into the arena
there to engage la an international
affair OF no small Importance with the
av0wed intention OF thus celebrating
The signing II the Declaration 81 In
dependence and the Articles of J
Dempsey VS.. G Carpenter.
; Sisencei The heroic Dempsey
speaketh 20 bis man } kearns.
What said the warrior b1idy
"If We wiki 10 rake III the yellow
J backs. he whispered so l0wly ti3'
YOU couldn't have heard him NOR
: han eight blocks away. ~ We meaf
+ 20 preserve lnvi0late those aentlnf
Z able privileges for whseh We contend
I'd 50 nobly against j. Willard ~ To
edo. Ohio Last Fourth Of Jniy; y ~
moan not basely 10 abandon the uobii
sfruggle Ia which we have been X
T long angaged and which 80 have
: pledged ourselves never tc abandon
z until We have more diamonds than
!. trench has coolies. must lgnf'
/ repeat II, sir ! must nght
You said m0uthfuI Jack. de-
J ightedly screamed T Richard. -.
ingly humping the brave man apo'
: the back. grand as have been ih'
J achievements OF our forefathers TIER
remains sreat hnuk 81 work cut oa
/ Tor us All Us guys have got 70 90 =
( % find 10000 fish O. FRY for sniilio'
= dollars
> was signed.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17
Sanford oairies to Be lnspected


SANFORD Nov "a The dairies
IN and around Sanford will be III
sDected every month from this tiine
forward, II the plans 81 the State
Board OF Health are carried out This
much was made plain by y, n Os-
borne 81 the State Board Of Health
after bis visit here last SATURDAY
lie yfsited every one Of the places
where COWS are kept bv people who
sell milk III Sanford or ~ many ~
them az he could learn about tie
found some Of them al right and he
found some ~ them that we're not ali
right. and he wafned th0ae not 81
fright 90 get right By The time he made
Ids next round Or Ties would b.
stopped from selling milk 50 ether
words. be gives all ~ tbem fair warn
ing before he comes down ~ them
and gives them 20 days IL which 70
clean ~ their places and keep them
clean and they will then be graded
according 70 their sanitary measures
adopted III order TO have clean and
pure mix for sale The city commits
siOners will issue permits 20 sell milk
only 80 those who have mark over
50 per cent. which rs he very lowe
they can score and get by with
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17
UTILITIES MEN IN
ANNUAL MEETING
MIAMI THIS WEEK

MIAMI Nov IL Interesting dis
cussions OF current problems In the
public utilities field were enjoyed at
the session OF the convention OF the
Florida lee and Public Utilities AS
sociation, held in this city this week
A riNmber OF prominent business men
from all parts Of the state were in
attendance. The convention was con
Guided Tuesday evening.
At III a. m the convention was
merged into the convention Of the
southeastern division al the National
electric Light Association. which win
begin It's annual convention ~ the
Hotel Urmey today
The state public utilities e0Dgen-
ton was called t. order by J. G. Lyle
II Daytona. presid nj OF. the organi-
zation, and was welcomed TO Miami
v Mayor William + Smith. John w.
Simmons gave the response in behalf
II the convention. expressing the
conventions appreciation 0f the
charms Of the city
The annual address OF the presi-
lent and the reports of the secretary
treasurer. standing e0mmittees and
special committees were received
The afst paper read before the con
reaiion Vas The Filtration plant Of
West Palm Beach, read by r. r.
mugherty 81 The West Palm Beach
Mater company, IN which he describ-
"a the process used by his company
O supply consumers Of that city with
pure water supply
g. n Baker VAS the next speaker.
who spoke on AN Electric Driven
Lee Plant
G X Dustin followed with an adj
lress on The Modern Gas Plant,
IN which q number III current prob
ems we've discussed
The Public Utilities Commission
I Sas the subject OF the address Of Col
Peter q knight, which WAS the con-
,ludfug paper Of the session
! 4 general discus ion followed in
which Az Of the convention delegates
I "a ileipatpd in which prices OF raw
materials. fuei Oh and other matters
! we're taken 10
Among those who attended the
session acre % g. G. Perry and J
. Cheauey. Orlando Water aud Gas
ompany Orlando r. Jones. Flor
/ IA pgWer company; x r DeHgherty
| West Palm Beach Water company
I West Pains Beach G. Lyle. Day
iona; e II Dudley Mulberry Leon
- Lewis 81 Petersburg. John G.
Brown. Miami. T $ Russell Dunnei-
0u Charles r. BehB. vice president
II the National Association ef Ice Iu-
l efeats Mex Orleans La. f. ~
Worfhmgfon jacksonville. 81 - ~
maa Miami Water company Miami
.eJts Dunn Moore Haven aHi Lake
Naie
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17
~ sohedule on 4. c. |.

TAsfpA. Nov II Effective Mon
day. the Atlantic Coast Lime railway
gill resume the operation of their
eel known Tampa Special between
Jackson vile and Tampa The first
train which left Jacksonville Monday
morning AZ 20 O'Clock. arrived fiji
Tampa at $40 Chat afternoon
Effective Monday also. The Coast
Line announces tho inauguration Of
@The .ineilaa Special between
jacksonville and 81 Petersburg sire
irsf train 81 which service lcft jack
aonvllle Monday morning ai 113g
O'Clock aud arrived - Peter burg 8i
7 20 O'Clock that evening The Hr#f
train norfbb0und viii leave 81 Pc
tersbufg Tuesday morning a 60
O'Clock and viii arrive JacNs0ng
'hai evening "a O'Clock Iha tram
qgipment consists ~ paFl9r cars
timing esr observation car H1d aay
coaches
..r.ss - ssfr.a fbss ftsrfxat ThstsnA
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17
WHY JAPAN sHRIEKs

The Japanese military party has
funded another pretext for military
and economic aggression against
ltlpless China
Recently il WAS the false charge
that the Chinese had aided Trepet
Gins Red bandits In the massacre at
Nikolayeysk. Russian Siberia. With
out shred OF justice, hundreds of
Chinese were immured and ill-treat-
ed. IN the hope Of proving something
against them that would put China
under obligations 10 Japan. The VIC
Tins included the crews of four Chi
nese river gunboats. held many
months. sick and starving. practically
incommunicaio.
Now Japan's militarists have seiz
ed disorder IN Hunehun. Chinese
Manchuria. Some sort of trouble de-
veloped among the mixture OF Chi
nese. Korean, Japanese and mongrel
elements which inhabit this region.
Toxic announces that several Japa-
nese we:e killed. that Chinese sol
diers participated and that Jap troops
have heen sent to restore order.
Much disorder in that section OF the
world has been caused BY Japanese
military Invasion Of territory where
her troop, had no excuse for being
RUSSIAN siberia and CHINESE
Manehsrls. Their outrages on native
populatisss. their arrogance and in
science aad violence 20 all inferior
Guiding some stray Ameri
eansi -has heen shown
What i, the object o. the Japanese
mlliiarisis,y
Self evidentin Russian Siberia
Conquest OF ipsspense territory riet
IN natural resdarees. gold. iron coal
OF.
Plain. also as 20 China By cum
ning steps 20 las the basis for indem
nisy clainls. Not cash, but something
infinitely more valuable great ar.
terry Of trade upon which Japan hai
east eoyst0as eyes Tor decade
The Chinese Eastern railway
ones Japan sticks her bayonet il
that faatl operate Il sith Japanes.
workers guards il with Japanes,
soldiers. she will rule an the ricI
trading section of Asia which /
serves
That - The reason 81 the Japa
nese military party for continaall.
disturbing the international weikh
wfh load saiis about the Chinese
Remember 81 ~nen YOU hear she mex
cutlery from Toxic. against the chi
nese
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17
stst''5''S's1zs 81 ~ /
--LATEST NEWS OFF !
!. The TICKER IRON /.
!, new YORK MARKET +:
I dow Jones eervIee.) .


At a bankers conference in the
Morgan offices today. II was agreed
that liquidation in commodities and
securities may continue for a time.
President Elect Harding is consid
ering a visit to Mexico City.
Chairman penrose of the senate
finance committee urges his col
leagues TO defer action on the repeal
OF the excess profits act until the
special session Of congress, after
March 4th. fearing that any steps
taken In the forthcoming session
would be vetoed by President Wilson
The department OF labor says the
general level OF prices declined seven
per cent IN October. indicating a con
tinued recession in the wholesale
price movement throughout the eoun
Try.
Thompson & McKnnon's stock let.
ter today says. The president OF thu
Guaranty Trust company. who knows
all about business and finances. say
that we viii have further liquidation
| And IN Europe little Greece may DE
velop into big trouble maker !
wouldn't take but "a spark to star
some fghting there We have had
moderate reilly IN the stock market. ]
didn't 80 far and didn't last long. ant
Il looks like we viii probably hav
some more declines before we ar
through"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17

Wasne ughgs9s iia reputation ~ p
stern ssa r0e bound state women
nast tegi their exact ags there be-
fers yoffss
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17
Building on increase in Miami

MIAMI, Nov. II Apparently the
building movement IN Miami, instead
of showing the usual autumn ana win
ter slackness. is speeding up and
promising TO establish new records,
not only for the year. but for the sev-
efaI months Of late fall and early win
tor
The years record is already nearly
seven hundred Thousand dollars more
than the total fT 1919, and il Is With
In one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars Of four million dollars
At The present tate. the movement
will carry the November total beyond
half million dollars and enter De
cember with swing promising to add
another half million to the years
aggregate.
Practically all the new construc-
ton nowadays X the building Of resi-
deaces. with the majority Of such
dwellings OF the bungalow type. al
Though these are hard pressed by the
combination garage and residence
which, quickly erected can be occn-
pied within a few days after beine
started
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17

British u0blen.an Is - wed black
smith- laughter ubich proves IS
nothing elise thaf biaeksmifhe are
not extinct - reported
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17

Don't b. routented with your lot
pst8 shsfe's . house on H.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17
STATE NEWS
St. Pete's Auto Camp Flourishino

~ FSbS E0t0 S4UtP TfouFt8UiHA
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. H. st
Pefersburg's automobile camp. or
tent city. has grown beyond the most
sangnine expectations this year
There are now about 125 tents. and
more than 900 people have registered
ON the camp book The grounds own
ed by the city are crowded and It is
becoming problem what 10 do with
the newcomers. Already campers
have obtained permits To erect tents
on privately owned property adjacent
and number OF tents have spilled
over" in this way
There is now movement on foot,
backed by $. r. Mcintosh and J. C.
Blake OF Illinois. TO secure u large
tract Of land conveniently near the
lcity. where they will establish city
water, electric lights, septic tanks
etc. for the convenience Of campers
and rent camping privileges, either
selling or renting tents, also.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17

'N-eo = 'liaa ~ iisotist chufrh
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17
HELEN PURDUE,
Exclusive
Millinery,

Is VbIusia Ave. Open with tine Tine
OF Fall Millinery Sweaters, Skirts and
Waists as usual 7G-1f-3-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17

The Boston man vino siilcd for
tune 20 g8e giFi who Tilted him en-
turea one iblng she will never for
Ees him now
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-17
WEEKLY CAZETTE-NEWS
punLtsHEp EVERY FRIDAY

ssaF, Jg0b. Fix months. sl.oo. in advance
delivered by mail to all parts OF the
limited States. Canadian and foreign
yeetasa ut the rate Of 52 cents per year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

rertfun 70 details given by the naval
Affairs committee of the House No
doubt this is Of pertinent interest as
one Of the mast inffusntiaa members of
that COMMITTEES is Hun. John A Peters.
congress man from tins district. and il
is 10 him and his associates the tax
payers Of the country owe this sxv-
ing. The speaker saia: y have
known Mr.. Peters intimately SINCE he
first came To Washington. and would
say as freely elsewhere as here that I
Tor one heIieve the needs af the navy
are safer IN the hands Of Congressman
Peters than in thpse of Josephus Dan
iels. The southern editor ana poIiti-
clan"
me speaker referred to the .ngfnrer--
~ OF The President in suggesting -
Gnction of taxes the while he WE ASK
lnE for increased appropriations; ne re-
called The vote IN the surraEe. the
treatment Of former service man. the
IeueraA water power act. vocational re-
nabllitaTiun among many other things
accomplished by the Congress-, He
SPOKE OF the Increased trrporrarions
ana sald the dehc1t would have hee,
less were We under the former tar,e
schedules
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
"" COUNTY MEN
TO MEET SEPT. 10

The firsr definite step III The Coun-
~ Y NJ G. a. work will be InaTke
by meeting Of the county commit
zoe on Sept ~ and the place Of
meeting Will doubtless be the a agrls-
IA House Among those who will
attend the meeting are Frank Q.
THarr,7rt on. Augustus Q. Thomas
M,-~on NJ Davis. MI Of Augusta; I'd
bert C. Wilson. Watervtlle: Herberr
q. Brown, Fairfield, Flank s. Win
gate. FIaIlowoil; Harold L Cook.
Gardiner; Harry Il. Cochrane. Mon
mouth.
A. A. Heald Of waterville. state
county secretary of the Y N c 4.
viii also be present N tho meeting
At this time a plan of the fail and
winter work Will be outlined. Thomas
H Leonard lis the chairman of the
BOYS work in Kannebec county. The
real activities of this part Of the 7
work does not really begin until the
opening Of school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
CAN NOW DO TWICE
THE WORK HE USED TO

rhaE il looked like rheumatism was
beginning 70 sal II. NY nerves We're
al on edge ana worried 50 7 could
hardly sleep II All Why, many q
night I aad 70 get out OF bed and read
ar walk the floor 10 get my mind of
my troubles 80 7 could rest little,
was simply played out and was one
Of the most discuuraE ed men Won
ever saw
a friend Of mine had tried Tan
lac with such good results that I de-
clued 10 see what I would do n NIX
case. ana ! can say r1Eht now that i
has dxea me up fine. have a big
appetite ana what ! eat agrees with
me SO well that I never suffer a-syT
bad effects IL al. have been re
lieved Of consr1 patton ana am no lon
ger bothered with dizzy spells. NY
kidneys ara II fine shape ana the
pains have al just about gone from
nv back. NY nerves are steady ana
pu1 n good. sound sleep every
night ] have picked up ten pounds
n weigh1 ana am working every day
On nv farm OUT on the edge Of the
town. Tallac IS the one medicine l
can recommend ana I am glad 70 do
IL"
TanIac s sold IN Augusta by Bow
ditca-7Tebs1er Co. and the leading
Druggist T. every city ana -Uwn.-
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

Il sluah tlna II fifteen millions 70 buy
tlle preslue1Cy. !. Tor one. would
THINK Il we could gel the presidency
Tor fifteen millions Il would DE cheap.
" hal - at-een millions 10 the thirty
billions the Democrats nave spent
New Reinsrnen Neenea
Affairs Z Washington have Deen
managed la group ID men, say
ms advlsedly. Tor no one man Is cap
able OF running tins government
There are groups II Washington ana
= every state THESE work together.
as they must. or We nave 70 lake tne
wort1 Is we md IL. Now We want
, ne A.nd u groups that are c-aa pie q
handling affairs well The Republican,
party ; made up oI groups init do
rhese ;mnGs We'll. Their record all
a,unE goes 20 show thut. NE must
nave me relns of government N vhe
hands Of those WHO know now .
drive
The speaker paid IN eloquent tr1b-
ale 10 me record Of the Republican
rn1vy. beginning with Us Struggle 70
Keep Lhe great West lrne for zoe IA
nor ana clear of slavery. Ne must
ralse the standards 1t human wing.
The Republican party mas always
stood for mat. i is q fundamental
iaw thai we must aIs1 keep our own
mousse Il ordc, The Republican party
believe N tkat. The ~ccurd lil aiong
shows hat oN ana arEe. the Eepub-
lean way ~ 1luGIns me a1falrs 01
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
7ANLAC
NO " ON SALE at
Goughlin's 1rs1 Store
Augusta Enthuses
Continued +rnrn PAGE cnei

hat political campaign canes AcNg
ana wakes Us up 30 or responsible
tiles i had taken courage 1Ur the
women 10 gel tins suffrage She
-.col.erted the -irsr women S parade
she ever palrlelpa II There mad
been races ouInue ne city and rhe
men We're Returning. Tins was he
fore Inc qron1htlon amendment and
one man leel'iug II hem had asked.
Cd What this race 81" and q spunkv
little woman n ne ranks had re-
piled Tins. SIT. IS E44f OF the
human ace With 4 whole Arne11-
can citizenship the race : 10 Ds. bel
Ter run ana cht 5H,1l@ better Won.
This government Is business. both
The mothers and fathers rnust 40
Man undoubtedly knows some Things
women don't KNOW ana women know
Some things men don know. hut 10
ga1 her the know all here IS % bp
known.
This = q serious tiIne, ne most
Important election since 1860 W.
have a 2eAcr 10 establish W. wan.
not only some settlement ri ne n
rernauon4I situation. bun also solu-
cion u oag domeg7.e problems.