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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
CARD on THANkS.

SIC wish TO express our sincere
thanks 20 neighbOrs. friends oliver
'IoU Work. wood shop boys, VIII
SON Bros shirt factory. sons az
.Ternans and the choir for the
beautiful floral offerings in our sad
bereavement in the loss OF orr be-
lowed husband and father E5ward
i.node.
tSiEued1
MRS. ED. RHODE
HELEN and MARTHA RHODE
lTE. ED. RHODE. JR-
MR.. YOUNG
MRS. RAY U\I-fN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
ELKH 4RT FARMERS
HOLD uUCH u HE4T
So b NeWs limos

~re o. News Times
GOSHEN Ind Dec. fa.-I- is csc
lwated that more than 10000
bushels III wheat are iu storage Iu
EIkh1-t county. held 6y farmers
who were dssa ,isded with coudi
ions and who viii nos now -,ll Oh
nr rapidly declining market.
Drr farmer residing east ~ Gn-
.I.n who has 1000 bushels stored
in us barn 81 said to have held e.
even when Inc was offered SO uer
.usher Now tho best price uc caa
rr i4 EI-75 per bushel with 81
prospect Of 81 by next summer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
ORDER PIECE WORK.

UN INIIHu IE0o
NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Clothine
manufacturers today put into effect
the piece work system. This was
expected 10 bring TO a crisis the en-
ployers' dispute with the Amalga-
mated Clothing Workers union and
another big garment workers strike
was in prospect.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
70 GUST J4NITORS
IF THEY STRIKE

rs United Press.
CHICAGO. Dec. 15.--SiN thousand
.8nitors expected 10 strike Jan. j..
unless thoy are given nifty percent
wage increase. will be- evicted from
their homes IL they garry out tho
strike. according 90 plans announced
oday by the landlords.
Occupation of the premises
ceases with his employment and me
is a trespa ssor and will be- treated
4s such" soid John Carroll, repre-
.cudng the landlords.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
FIT. WAYNE WOMEN
DEMAND JAIL TERM
FOR B0OTLEGGERS
Rr InILa. rrns

FORT WAYNE. ind. joel. fs.-
The sess.og or the citr police eoar.
was eullvered tnis morning WHOM g.
delegation % the WDueu's Chris
appearance
The Gelege which was cons
posed OF prominent women Of the
cItv and was headed ur Airs. Mar
TIA Rideuour. informed City Judge
r. Prank Mureovau that they i'm
s.vt or rloIators or the prohibition
rs being seu- to jail instead Cf
being allowed to escape with tn.
The women assured tle judge tn1.
.ler would be- ir court Frid
.1or-fna when tu. case Cf Bicbs
-0refsu who So charged with selling
FhIer 80 Police Abbott quart af
f1oorshine whisky Isl brought 'o
trIaI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
KEEPER OF RESORT
IND INMATES FINED

Georeia stone was fined $50 and
costs in the city court Wednesday
morning when She pleaded guilty TO
the charge of keeping "a house of ill
fame Laura SINISTER and Edna Lee
haski were each fined 50 and cost
when they pleaded guilty To- being
inmates OK the house. Andy
Rudasics was dned the same amount
for being "a frelucnter of the place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
School
Study
Sports
G ,NDADTW 0TTrNTC
~ ~
Character Reading

(ELaE d(AEt ENCdGAlS
Here is a capital stunt If you have
a bunch Of photographs Of persons
vou know, but unknown 70 your
guests
Give each guest a photograph OF
a person whose face be has Dev-
Ct seen before, girls photographs
20 the boys and boys photographs TO
the girls Allow fifteen minutes for
reading and writing descriptions
OF the character OF the persons
whose pictures have been distributed.
Collect the written character
sketches and, from what YOU know
OF the people, judge which one IS the
nearest the truth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
WHY NOT RELIEVE
THAT COLD NOW?
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-HOney is
noted for its effectiveness

XTOJLL md the small cost Of
generous bottle of Dr.. Bells
Piuc-T sr-Honey a sum well spent
when Won learn how promptly and
efficiently and comfortably Il helps re-
lcve thzt lingering or new cold or
cough
lrs bllssmic and healing anUsepucs
are unsurpassed in promoting ease
from distressed bronchial tubes, help
ing 70 loosen phlegm, congestion, and
4l7vug Inflammation Children. toe.
like IT'S pleasanrness. Thousands every
where use Dc the minute they tsei
cold coming on Get q bottle at YOU,
druggists to-day as q safeguard against
sudden colds. SOC. Cos, 81 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
Man PRONOUNCED
DEAD SHOWS LIFE
And MAY RECOVER

rs United Press
SiiILH1NILLE Ind Icc. I1.-
Three minutes altcr ph siciau bad
prpnoWu-el him dead and advised
relatives 20 can am undertlker,
tIut Cherry revived ami probably
WilI recover from. an attack of hca-t
trouble. The uallor Of death had
spread over his face and his heart
apparently had stoppe5 funcuyhjnE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
HERBERT BOWS TO
MAGIC OF SLEUTH
~ United Press

~ Jnited Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 15.-
Herbert Colder quivered ague-ike
and his black skin almost turned
white at the power of Detective
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
ON MAN pIIZHE

My first syllable IS a drink, my
second is feminine, my third is a
lambs cry, and my whole IS a city
Of Scripture.
(Answer to yesterdays: CHRIST
MAS-Candy. toy Horse drum, ring,
stockings, Toys, gahes, Apples, Sled-)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
ARTISTIC WIRE NTfT-

Iuesl selection ir C.tE William.
.'e florist ISIS s. huel-=-r So Ha-H
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16

glft for the business man WIFI
He FOUND under Christmas Gift SaE-
.-slOns in the Want sd section.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16

Fountain syriHCes, water bottles
.ud combination -yriugc- halt
luiCc Bastian's Drug store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16

Arr objects make attractive Sits
Turu to ella ssifica-ior GA .a .ul
Want Ad section
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16

EtOn. Crane and Pike stationery.
half price. BastiHn's Drug store.
95T5-tt- Adr-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16

QUESTION FOR DEBATE
Resolved: That Ireland should be
independent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16

Manning.
Il can tell fortunes, Manning
told the negro.
ct can tell YOU where that mon
ey is hidden. IL is under some trash
in the barber shop"
Then Colder bIurted out the whole
story.
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
PLANTS

Finest selection in city Williams
ftc florist 15S =. Michigan ST Main
-se e5+H--u.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
Oh LADY RDDLE

Why does an onion resemble a
ringing bell2
(Answer 70 yesterdays: In what
part Of q church do they ring the
bell (e) s2'-At the ATARI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
TlDWTES FOR XMAS.

1I1st beautiful assortment iu city
Williams Tho florist. 1oS *. 4Tichi-an
Sc Main 100. 9J@9--H.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16
WHO Is He?
Old Hickory.

N este rday.
G. Q n . raj Sir
Douglas II aig.
FORM CT com
mander Of Brit
ish armies in
France
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16

Try NEE SHINES E7ant ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-16

Try NEH SHINES u ant Ids
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
MARSHALL IS ELECTED
HONORARY MEMBER Of
AMARILLO LIONS CLUB

Vice President Marshall. honor cues:
Of the regular meeting and luncheon u
the Lions Club yesterday. was made an
honorary member of the club.
Quite an interesting program had
been arranged hy members and the
meeting proved both entertaining Qne
Instructive MIR Marshall's address.
however. was the main feature u the
program. His subject. "Good Citizen.
ship" was discussed AZ length. "Th.
future q the country. h. aid depends
upon the manner IN which H. citizens
conduct themselves. and the hes, citi.
zens 81 the future viii be- good citizens.
not becausc they are afraid to h. had
ones. but because they want 10 b. cool
ones
Rev. Roy Rutherford. of the FRS.
Christian Church pronounced the invo.
cation. after which the speaker was In.
trosluced by r. II. Jamison
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
COMMITTEE WOULD.
HAVE ONE DRIVE
Ci.IBS FAVOR PRORiTING MONEY
COLLECTED AMONG NARI.
OtS CAUSES.

\ meeting of the conference commit.
tee ~ the Rotary Lions and kiawans,
,luba was held "Wednesday afternoon It
the CT, Hall o. take under id, isomcn,
the various drives that arr nuw 60.
iur un m the eats. namely. the chill
Welfare. American Relief Assoc iation.
Rcd Cruss salvation Army aud United
Charities II was the accommodation
Uf the Committee that concentrated
drive hr pat forth aud that IN.
amounts that have been secured iy tn
various organizations Boz 'heir present
drives hr charged against their quote.
Tho committee went on record a. h,.
Inc ,,rl apurocIuti,, 81 the work oi
the committee composed uf l.. g
White. bon Smith and J T. Hu an'
continue tho committee in the pros.
cution oi their drives.
Tho DHmiul appearance NJ Judge ben
lIuisly the wen known boys friend
20 p'uN'r who viii speak in this ,lty
under 'h" auspices ~ the Board of Cii,
Development. was taken under ,un-it
'fufiHn and % was decided shat 90. Va.
rl'us ..uh. would lend 40 assistance
possible toward iH, selling uf tickets
Tor this engagement and would pui
forth their hest efforts ta mas. b. =
suDrts % was HlsH recommended
that each OF DO, club. show their sp
probation fHr 90, Panhandle Plains
CHAMBER of Commerce and o. ,N,r, ~
ass'stanc, tu that organization Boz us
work fUr the ensuing year
y = Phillip uf the KnVarls Ciut
wHs chairman ~ 90. meeting. " "
Euss'll represented %. Rotary. wiila
th' Lions was represented hy ] "
Crudginrton T q Durham and p. n.
Jamison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
OTHERS WILL ATTEND
GRAND LODGE MEETING

Amarillo representatives viii attend
an. Grand Blue Lodge. the Grand Roy.
~ Arch Chapter and the Grand Coun
cil at Waco next week ". &. Haw
kins. High Priest. and q. q. Ftlora
bend secretary II Amarillo Chapter
Ne 100 are in Waco 40 this time and
will remain lot the meeting ~ the Blur
Lodge next week George Stnplctur
and probably ~ n Bridges VIII rem.
resent the Amarillo lodg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Doing Things

This store pridc> itself IN
IT, ability a. do those things
which provides the best nlrr.
rhandiSing service for the
people u this community. Our
readiness in departments for
tall aud winter j. an example
"i our ability io 10 THINGS
right.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
DELINQUENT BOYS
7 GIVEN GUARDIANS
MEMBERS OF ROTARY AND OTHER
CLuBS To HELP LADS LIVE
HONEST LINES.

A number 81 Amarilio's socnllcd
''young touEhs" were arraigned be-.
fore Judge johnson yesterday after
they had been rounded up by the police
department.
During the past few weeks ihes'
youngsters have been very active. =
number ~ petty thcsts check forging
and gun plays attracted the attention
az the officers 81 the city. One bow wa
recently sent a. the reform school. and
several others are ON probation
one small hoy. not more than eleven
ar twelve years Of age. admitted thar
he had forged checks Under the laW
this lad was guilty of q serious offens..
ana had Il not been for the TACT that b,
was only a child no doubt h. would
have been made o. suffer
"a. G. Pipkinr representing the r..
tary Club. was called In hV Judge John.
son. Mr.. Pipking mierccded for tn
boys he promised that not only h..
but ether members ~ thc club would
gladly look after the boys After
lengthy session. the bows were given
their freedom. but were required 60
meet the Judge no four o'clock vest,
day afternoon, az which tim, mum
Der q business men would D., present
AZ the meeting IN the afternoon ra,h
hoy was brought In separately After
being thoroughly questioned ~ o. his
future Intentions and with promises
o. do better. zach vas given guar.
dian and permitted 90 leave
Step will h. taken hy the guardian.
a. see that the home HE t. pleasant
for the hoys Some ~ them knew
nothing q sunday School ana an effort
will BE- made "a curuil them. Accord.
Ing to a statement made hv NJ Plpkin
the various clubs at the city will. 'u
the future. aid these boys
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01

The Prairie Oll and Gas Co 10 Texas
Pacific q. a q. Co. under one half In.
toresl. W. one.half 81 northwest one.
fourth II section o.. block ?. a. u. 4
NJ Addition: south one half Of south.
west one fourth 81 Section :. block G.
u \. 4 7. Addition. Trs and .. ~ q.
ton ~, block a.. ~ a r. G. Addition,
northeast enc fourth oi section 9. block
.oiN IN northeast oncfourth n see.
ton no. southeast oncfour,h Of section
%, block olN - 4 T. Addition. south.
west one fourth 81 section 30. northeast
oncfourth uf section 80 northeast one
lmlf II section n, block 2. g.. q N. Nd.
diiiun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Warranty Deeds.

! 4. simpson 60 A. u. Seanor. lot ,.
hlock "a. white and Richcy Addition,
consideration $500
" u Kelley 10 \. - Armstrong. H.;
.. block 2io. Holland Addition. consid.
Grafton $4,000
e. \ Roberts 60 ~ 4 Griffith. lots
90. block %. Famous Heights Addi.
ton consideration fG.Ooo
Maury County II go. to o X. Gilyiu.
lots i3iiiiio. block 70. q. a :. Al
ditiun. consideration 81 oO0.
Transfer.
Annie l.. Vaughn to =. 7. Collins. lots
70. hlo'k ~. i'lomuus Addition. con-id
rfatinn 81 stGGC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
NOTICE II BlNkRlPTCI.

lu th" District court uf thu u,ird
Stt's f"r "a, Northern District cot
Texas at Amarillo.
a. 90, matter ~ julius ! Sell. Bank.
rupt
so .lN IN Bankruptcy
First Meeting oi creditors
Hu,c' uf Referee iu Bankruptcy. ANA.
till' Texas November ssih 1920.
To- Creditors ~ Julius j Sell 90 Book.
CO. bon the county 20 Lipsruub and
dirtti,t aioTesaid BANKRUPT
N,iiD, b. hereby given that ON the
I'm dly ~ November. A. u 1890.
s4,d fsiuS ], SILL WAS duly adiuHi.
Gated bankrupt and that 90, nrst
-n,'tiug 81 his creditors viii H. held
az nv uifiu, Ia IA, ,iy uf Amarillo.
Texas, un tho 10th day of December.
4 ID. 1890. az min, o'clock in N, fore.
uuun. a. which time the said cred.
.uls mas attend prove their claim
appoint q trustee. ,Namiu. N, hank.
rupt and transact such business -
may property come h.forc said meet
inr HEN "a. STONE.
Referee IN bankruptcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
TRENCH PREMIER FOR
AMBASSADOR To VATICAN
By Associated Press,

PARIS. Nov. 30.--Prcmier LcyEues
stated In the chamber 81 deputies 90.
day that the governments decision ~
ask authority from parliament TO send
q French amhlssadir g. the vatican
was simply a question of foreign pol
icy and said Il was In the interest ~
France.
The vatican i a moral force" he
declared. which France cannot afford
90 neglect"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
CARD OF THANKS.

November 20. 1890
W. with 90 rNpisFr uut SINGER,
thanks Co. om n'uds fof th-it k.ndlN
holm aud sympathy Boz um great sou
IUw uycasi,ncd N the death ~ uui
hthuI ln" q. Hudson. on 80, o.
1920 We ALSO wish Co thank them iHt
,h- many beautiful floral offerings
IS r. HUDSON and Family.
d. =. HUDSON and Family.
s. HUDSON and taml,.
g. o. HUDSON and Family.
CLIFTON OLIVER aud Family
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

uro nidt ben 5himmer baben. mas
oas beibt, BEL einem &unltler I'M
9ierjt iein! Die tun's nielei9t BEL 10
'nem 2ebrer, mo aaes nod benz Glo,
denidlag gebt un0 momoglih fir le-
ben 8odentag beitimnte @eri9te uuf
qetraqen meroen. nibt aber bel
'nem Meniden tpie ih, Der bon ieil1er
Stimnl1tng abbangt!"
,5ie empfinbet iider Die 5rennung
5eb1rmal ld1perer als ou ~ lie miro
iid ia furdterlid febnen!" 1
nBeib ih nidt! 5dreibt lie nidt!"
uNein, lbreiben miro tie es ni6t,
oafur tenn ih gamma CUR Geniige!
Mber oas tpeiBt bu ebeniogrt, mie id:
nidt cine Minufe bleibt lie bort lam
ger als lie muB!!"
r@nl! Sou mir lieb fein! Wlr feblt
lie an alien gden nno @nben!"
u&ummert lid benin oeine 8rafin
gor niht nm 6id22"
rMeine @r1fin? 3d. 10, Die Giap
meinit ou oomit! So, bie fommt mobl
oft auf cine babe ooer cine gauge
|Stunoe 8u mir in'g Atelier. uber
baB lie mir oamit 8ebagen fir meine
tpilte Sauslidfeit peridafft> bab' id)
bis lett nod 1ridt gefplrt,"
.Sb Snno nidt 0oh 5u1peilen Elm
8isden eiferiidtig getDe1en TIT?
,Muf men oenn? Muf Die gilD?
8lo6iinn!"
,Nidt onf Sic @rdfin uls 5rau!
Mber menn D1t Oib cumberland nit
ibr iiber Sfulptur uno Meitetf uno
Mrdaologie, uno meiB @ott fonit nod
mas odes, u%nterb4ltit, un0 9anna iibt
6aneben, obne SOB elmer bon eud MIR
einmal Das @ort an lie ridtet, Die lb
bus renlid BET Str erlebt babe
yDas bdtte i6
$50 oos bdtteIt .bl, mein lieber
@ia! Sut mir ol1Beroroentlib mob1,
sir a16 bieriiber ltngei6eut meme
Meinnng 5u iagen! Sd bob es redt
out aeieben, nnb Rid}arb ebenlo, m1e
es mnndn1al leile I'M 9unna's Wtnno
ge5udt fat uno nie tie idapermittige
Muqen befam nnb menn lie nod fold
Elm Gdnf mdre mie i6, Sic i6 bon ote=
len Dingen 10 gut mie nidt5 berltebe!
Sic lit oo6 ober bon agetur flng nno
bat 10 eifrige 5tuoien getrieben-"
(6ortlebung folgt)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

mer noble eu1al treie, Oh u1er MIR TIM
tonne, for bid en- ytelief 5u Deridaffe.
@r is Damn a1ltieit gelaufe I'm bat
en- Sdlapppebl Dol Sdnee ins Saus
gebradt. Cam bot er mid auf iebes
DIR en- groBe gf1onf bon ben gefrore-
ne 5hnee gelegt I'm bat MIDI meme
9dnbs in ben BebI itede laiie. Serr
Saskatchewan, ih fann Sbne nit ois-
freitpe, mie gut mid oas bot tiible
madel 80 e gleliing fen id in mein
gan5es 2e1De nod nit eriperien5t. 0ff
I&obrS iobalb Der S6nee Deridmun-
be ge1peIe Is, bat es tpiboer geitarrt
su itide I'M Der @eoespeiler bat ge-
iagt, baB pdr MIR nat1berea I'M es
oebt meme, 0oB id NIT Die &emme-
Die 10 lang fortfabre muit, Biz Der
6rolt al1sgeoriupe NOR. gr bat mid
nod e balDes 9obeno Bebl boa bon
Sdnee gebolt I'M BEL I'M Bel Is Der
Eebn 1dubr genug meniger getpor6e.
.Weoespeiler, ben ib geiagt, Oh
balt mid mel Self geiebft, biefabs
mitaus bid pdr id idubr genug fire.
Il gauge I'M batt mebbie in Die &on-
oiiden Subieit begange; iebt onbn
mir e 8attelde quite 8ein 0rinfe I'm
Denn mer ba5u fible, Damn nemn1e
mer nod cine eritra gum Abgetp5bne."
0ns mar Dem @eoesmeiler re6t I'M
mer FEN reiteme geitart TN eli ted iub,
bas bat fem gefnbt. Ser 8eoestpei=
ler iagt, id miiBt iebt orig febrfuI
Iein, baB bas nit nod emal bdppene
Debt, fonit bette mild mebbie Sic Sb=
re gleid gang abfaue. 9ein Seite=
pabf, bat er ge1agt, 0ubn id nod
fltene, menn i6 fortgebn III menn
ou lpiait, famit ou Define Mlte iage,
BOB ou es geoabn bait; ib benfe, bob
Ou Bis morgen Sen gan5en Srnbel
los bilt I'M ou 0erflt Did atptper nit
tpnnnere, menn fib Sic gan5e Sfinn
an Define DIRE I'M 9dno abiddle bubt,
1obulb Die 5finn fort is, oubt gleib
miober neue ma61e, uno 0u bran6lt
for Den Rieien nit effrebt at iein, bab
Oh mebbie bein gauges 2eme erum
81 laufe braudit mie e gepielte So
tebto."
Sea bot midi e gan5e Soft beirut
bigt TN id ben MIR nod geiagt> er
fon Sic 2t55ie a11d e 8arning GEM
noe, ooB id ben gn115e Binter fein
Sdnee mebr idoufele oerit.
8enn i6 10 ebbes iage 6ebt, Damn
0ebt ie nur iage, id oebt tabfe mie en-
tpub6en Mann, momit ib berbleiue
Sine Sbrn Iietper
Bbilipp Sauerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
U. S. TO HAND OUT
$5,6O3,7O9; SAVE IT,
new THRIFT PLAN

More than $143, 000, 900 will be paid
on December Is by the United States
treasury as interest on Liberty Bonds
purchased during the war.
OF this sum $5,s03, 709.3S will 60 to
buyers of the bonds in the Ninth Fed
eral Reserve district, made up Of the
states of Minnesota, North and South
Dakota, Montana and parts Of Wis
consin and Michigan
The distribution Of this large sum
ID cited as a concrete example OF
benefits derived by investing money
in safe securities and as al ~illustra-
ton of the merit of saving. In this
connection, M. E. Harrison, director
OF the Ninth District War Savings
Organization, makes this timely sug-
gestion:
Lets all invest our interest cou-
pons on Liberty Bonds in United
States War Savings and Thrift
Stamps.
Help Your Uncle Sam and Yourself.
by doing this we will be con-
sistently practicing the gospel Of
thrift and will experience the renewed
sensation which comes with joy
of saving.
"If the major portion Of the interest
money which the government is about
to pay out can be returned to the gov
| eminent in exchange for these smaller
and ever popular securities, a great
public service will have been rendered
both to the government, still heavily
burdened with the debts Of q great
war, and to the individual who will
add to his accumulating wealth in q
comparatively easy manner
The idea Of investing Liberty Bond
| interest in War Savings and Thrift
! Stamps has previously been carried
out in other parts OF the country with
marked success and this also has
taken place in the Ninth District, but
q special effort is now being made on
the part Of the War Savings Organiza-
ton to have the amount paid out on
| December Is largely absorbed by TAX
ing on the small denomination 50.
curftfes.
It is also suggested by the War
Savings workers that this easy
money" also be applied tow.rd the
purchase Of Treasury Savings Ger
tificates, which are to be had in de
nominations OF S100 or $1,000. payable
at face value on January I, 1924. and
returning about ~ per cent
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Nie man iein eigener 8rofbater
,uer6en fam.

SD beiratete cine Bitne;: oieielbe
batte cine erpeebfene 9odter, melde
mein Safer bciratete. go mnroe
mein leibIider 8ater meiu Sbtpie-
gerIobn, - meine 5tieftodter mei-
ne Mutter. Neine Srau aIs M1t<
ter meiner jesigen Wutter mltrbe
bierburh meme BroBmutter uno ih
mar auber benz Mar11e nod Der en-
tel neiner eigenen Grau. So nu1,
Ser Mdnn Ser @roBmutter gleib-
5eitig @roBpater bes @nfels lit, 10
nurbe ib ungliidlider 5ugleib mei11
eigener @roBDater.
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