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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19

Artie Wise, on the advice Of his uncle,
begins to learn the work Of a business
Office.
he has enrolled In business college
and is studying Shorthand, Typewrit-
Ing, English, Office Methods and several
other subjects. He is preparing for a
stenographic position, as a stepping
stone to advancement.
I'm in the right place." says Artie-
A commercial course In a good school
is the surest means to 4 business posi-
tlon.
You can prepare here for a position
as StenoGrapher, Accountant, Secretary
or any other offlce work, and be assured
OF desirable position as soon as you
are qualified to do the work
There Is a constant demand for Office
workers OF our recommendation, and
good salaries are paid, even to begin
ners.
What will Artie Wise do ne1tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19

Artie soon becomes SO disguised With
the work u delivering groceries that lie
resigns. as be calls It.
He seeks the advice a an uncle 10
business. who suggests that he had bet
ter resume his duties along lines that
will prepare him FOR more congenlal
employment
Wonder II he's right" says Artis
The advice 81 older people. 2articu-
larry experienced business men. is q
great value 10 young people. but this
good advice is often disregarded. IN
sought advice particularly so.
Our experience IN training students
for business positions and in helping
them secure positions. when the course
is completed. is offered for your benefit
call or letter may help you great
ly with your problems. for Il viii be
considered with a sincere desire 10 help
you Now is 4 good time 20 plan for
the summer and fall.
Artie's next step viii be an important
one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19
TMO IIOTOR CASES.

Harry SHERMAN and Harry La
pedis. both charged with the unlaw-
1 ful possession Of liquor, will be ar
. raigned IN city court Aug. q.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19
Panama Judge to be
Guest of MGcKibbin

Among the interesting delegates
who Will be in South Bend Thurs
day 10 attend the I. H. +. A-Cox
banquet and speeches Is Judge John
Hanan. Judge Of the L. $. district
court of the district OF Panama.
Judge HaEan, who has been IN SER
vice in Panama for the past four
years. VIII be the guest Of stuart
MaCkibbin while in South Bend and
is here for a few days from his home
in Lagrange. Ind. where he IS
spending his leave from Panama.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19
COX INVITATION
FOR TAFT0S AID
PERPLEXES FOES
Former Presidents Views on
League a Wedge in
e.. p.
BY LOUIs LUDLOW.

WASHINGTON. u. c., Aug is
The expression by Governor Cox Of
the hope that former President Taft
will lend his aid toward electing Il
United States senate that viii favor
the league of nations has inserted
wedge in the republican party, SO
10 speak, and there can be no doubt
that the democratic candidate and
mis- managers viii lose no DppOr-
tunity 10 drive the wedge home.
The truth is that Governor CoX's
li,tie Irritation with president
Taft has created a good deal of con-
Germ i'm the opposition camp for Il
touched a tender spot. Republican
senators who supported the treaty
OF peace with Germany with the
Lodge reservations and who are up
for reelection are perpleXed over
the course they shall pursue in the
campaign and the statement given
out 10y Governor Cox I'm which he
invokes the aid Of such friends Of
the treaty as Mr Taft. only adds
10 their discontinue.
An overwhelming majority Of the
republicans in the senate favored
the ratification Of the treaty with
safeguarding reservations and voted
for ratification with the set of res
ervations which came 90 Dee known
as the Lodge reservations
In referring 20 what ne called
"the fuse that Governor cox has
touched or" one Of the republican
senators said:
When the senate adjourned early
iu June republican senator's who
had consistently supported the
treaty with reservations had no 9TH
or thought than that II the treaty
q trrH. d r.-r,
issue the republicans would support
the attitude Of the majority Of the
republicans in the senate bv advo-
eating ratification with reservations.
This was the thought in the minds
OF most Of the party leaders up TO
the time OF the Chicago convention,
and even after the convention had
adopted a platform although the
league plank in the platform was
somewhat ambiguous
The problem that coufrCuts those
republican senator's who supported
The treaty with reservations and
who want 10 be returned 20 the sem
atc Is this Shall they shift their
position on the treaty simply be-
cause the republican nominee for
president. Mr.. Harding. has chosen
10 cast his lot with the mparative-
Is small mum Der of republican seua-
tors who sought 20 defeat the
treaty. In a number OF instances
denominations were obtained on the
basis ~ the record made on the
treaty. senators went out before
heir constituents and successfully
defended their course In refusing 10
support the treaty without safe
guarding reservations They told
their constituents that they were
heartily iu favor of the ratification
OF the treaty with the Lodge reser-
vatiOns
''Now it seems the party's candi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19

Artie hnds, to his surprise, that he
cannot get q position IN q business Office
because be is unable 10 do the required
work.
BE finally secures work as helper on
a truck, delivering groceries from morn
Ing I'll night The work Is hard and
distasteful and the wages small
But It's Just temporarily" says
Artie.
Young people should not consider
their education complete when they
leave the public school The common
branches OF education are essential but
special training for some definite posi-
ton is just as necessary, II you expect
TO receive 4 good salary.
We specialize in preparing students
for all branches OF Office work We DO
this thoroly and well. The fact that
our methods are correct is proven by
the large number Of graduates now
holding responsible positions both here
and in other cities.
Ask for information about the various
courses aud note what Artie Wise will
do next.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19

Now a Department Manager
Artie Wise IS promoted to Secretary
and now is head OF an important de-
partmeut Of the business.
With his ambition 20 rise and prsctf.
cal preparation, be hnds Il easy 70 Ell
this high place and feels that already
he is up near the top,-a successful
business man.
Il said I'd rise" says Artle Wise
Positions higher up are usually nlled
by selecting the employe who is best
suited FOR the place. Trained ability IS
the best recommendation for advance
ment
Our students are taught 70 do their
work so well that promotion often
comes even before 1t 10 expected.
You can enroll at any time. NOW
is the best time. You are invited to call
or write for information about the va
rtous courses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19

Artie Wise gets a nne stenoEraphie
position as soon as he completes his
business course and finds that he en-
joys the work. His employer Is quick
TO recognize that Artie has had thoro
training and says that promotion 10 the
place OF Secretary Will come soon.
"Can me Arthur b. Wise now" says
Artie.
Employers soon End out the capabili.
ties OF their Office employees. Those who
have initiative and executive ability.
coupled with proper training for the
work. are soon promoted to higher and
better paid positions. Merit IN ONCE
work shows itself plainly and is re-
warded. Don't be afraid that your
ability will not be known or appre-
ciated
Students OF this school are unusually
successful in getting rapid advance
ment
An investigation Of our courses may
show you why.
Better keep an eye on Artie Wise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19
TWO CASES OF
CONT4GION HERE

Two cases OF contagious disease
were reported 20 the board OF public
health Wednesday morning. a case
OF scarlet fever nj 445 \ Harris 81
where Theresa Benches Is the vic
tim. and a case OF smallpox az 1856
:. Scott 1T. where Leona Roshensk
is under quarantine
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
MAIL COMES 80 YEARS LATE
Postcard That Started In 1880 10 Just
Delivered.

Cincinnati to Indianapolis in Thir-
ty.nine Years might well be the title
of the mystery story of a postal card.
mailed on Feb. 10, 1880, In Cincinnati.
and which has just been delivered to
Joseph Allerdice In Indianapolis.
Nothing was on the envelope which
enclosed the card to Indicate its fate
during the nearly WI score years 1t
has been on its way. except that II
bore the postmark "Somerville. Mass.
June %. 1918"
The card. from Nathan Wolfstein Il
Co, then in business at 80 Main street,
Cincinnati. read: lowing to high
stage of water In Ohio river We are
compelled to move our hides upstairs.
We have 1000 Bluffs, which We offer
you AT 81 cents here. subject 10 ac-
ceptance in IA reasonable time"
Postmaster %Springsteen added the
notation that he "hOpes the figures for
acceptance in "a reasonable time still
hold good"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
Statement of the Ownership, Man
agement, Circulation, ETC., Requir-
ed by the Act of Congress Of
August "a, 1912.

OF White Pine News, published
weekly at East Ely, Nevada, for
October, 1919.
State of Nevada,
County of White Pine, IS.
Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the state and county aforesaid.
personally appeared S. C. Patrick,
who, having been duly sworn accord
ing TO law, deposes and says that he
Is the manager of the White Pine
News and that the following IL. to
the best OF his knowledge and be-
lief, . true statement of the owner
ship. management. etc., OF the afore-
said publication for the date shown
In the above caption. required BY thu
Act Of August "a, 1912. embodied
in section 443, Postal Laws and Reg
ulations, to wit:
/. That the names and addresses
Of the publisher. editor. managing
editor. and business managers, are:
Name OF Publisher. Investment News
Bureau; post ONCE address, East Ely,
Nevada. Name OF Editor. 8. G. Pat
rick; post ONCE address. East Ely,
Nevada. Name of Managing Editor.
s. C. Patrick. East Ely. Nevada.
Name Of business manager. s.. C.
Patrick. East Ely, Nevada.
2. That the owners are: Invest
ment News Bureau. s. c. Patrick,
East Ely. Nevada.
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgages and other security hold
ers owning or holding 1 per cent or
o OF total amount OF bonds
mortgages or other securities, are:
None.
s. G. PATRICK.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 7th day Of January, 1920.
(SEAL) j. M. LOCKHART,
Notary Public
J My commission expires February 7,
1920.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
Former Wife His Sixth Bride.

Six times married at fifty-four is
the romantic record of Elder Joseph
Hall, hard-shell Baptist minister of
Milestone, Ky. lie was remarked the
other day 10 yina Webb. from whom
he was divorced about a year ago.
1t was the sixth marriage of the groom
and the third of the bride.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

THESE are expensive suits, ex-
pensive in tailoring and fabric.
Navy and Black Tricotines and
Poirct TWills in tailored and
belted styles; models for women
and misses; all sizes represented ;
twenty-five Of these suits only.
Choice, $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
WONII:N,S MEETINGS

r. TIL W i;n9rr SGS.e,y Of GrSyc Aycnne
noon At o'clock Miss Attic G,riicl
VIII 1--we an lntcr"stinc ih.k on "Mis
sion Work In the Mountains"
The. rcrular meeting Of The Ray Of
Srn.hinc Circle Of Kings Daughters viii
be held Mondnr sy.nins a, o'clocH At
Hanover Avenue.
THE regular monthly meeting az tho
Woman,s Missionary society ~ T,Or,-
rso!c baptist Church viii 10 hcih an
Monday evening at o'cioCh. Mrs T.. W
Price. . r"turn"l missionI. :. VIII sneak
81 her work In China.
The Florence NiGht!Mgal. Circle Of
meeting Monday afternoon at o'clock
Mrs Robert NJ Biankcnship. chairman
81 membership fnr the woInan's Aux
iilsry 81 the Ama,Ican Legion. has cnIie,,
3 meeting at the jefferson Nctcl. Room
! go on .MnndaT At II O'clock Tor The
zen, and imrortan; All chairmcn ,;r
requested to be present or send a sub.
si!tutc.
St Johns Circ," OF Kings Daughters
will meet Monha> afternoon at 81, o'clock
!ns T. very imu"riani one,
Highland Park Soth"t'S Cfuh VIII; In
held nj tho school Tuesday at 3:lS O'Clock
The Parsnt.Tcar cheers Assoc ton ~
,WtsthamG'.n, Junior iIish School VII
The sr,tool Tuesday al , +. ii. The clec.
lion CT oircers takes place at this rneot.
Tho j. V. y. 4. wiz, meet at sas Mouth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

Cherry Street on Tuesday morning a, Il
O'Clock.
;, I'll. regular monthly meeting OF ne
-. I.." school will be held ~ 6 i VI
Tuesday Il. 6. Stcsrnn rr"rrtrr, II Inc
. -gi,HtiDn Association. Wili
;ivc talk. Election ot officers viii fol-
The social workers Of the Cary Stree,
Settlement !touSc viii meet W.dnu.d
afternoon ut O'Clock at iiGi Wosi cary
street
owing to this fact thrt Loo Camp IIall
i"s hcrn vnci,tr9. l!,h'Hnnl thaD:rr
y. H.. g.. VII! had its regular mont.ily
"'"lgvii at til. Confederate Museum. The
r'iHI"rht" Memorial Literary Snci"iv has
iNtrilE invited the chiptt.- To uSr their
ROOF until other announcements can Lc
Tho general hoard ~ tho SneI;arIas
Ni".N Free ii"ap!tal WE 'u"ot vhu..,i,y
fi1n'N'uE al III O'SluCN NJ the nuSu,ial
-nL-Ltnml lMa-mns. Win W L---LL ..nu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

scenery and lighting have been pro-
rltcd. and over loo take part In the
choruses and dances. assisted In the
leading CHARACTER roles hy experience
ed singers and actors. with Airs Bin
fora Waiford as the Spanish girl.
cavmcna.
~ :, sracef ~, dancing number, the
please. and is to he performed by
i,ys era ofvi pupils Of the school,
Butler: it,iy. Nc;tie Coates; belgium.
Mary S;carn.
Miss Nathcr:nc Eraunstcln is r,on-
h't. and Professor Joseph u. :iaun-
eacds Will be- used for school i'm
Hrnch, Entertainment.
ON Friday evening a, L. L. Lee
Schoo! an "utrrta.nment Will be
s.iLven for the bench, OF, :, Marks
h+rSh. ING comedians. MeS~rs klan-
hari ana Freeman. viii entertain.
4" t.hc iln..
"iiarMony Junction Slhool," n
humorous ortel t:,inmcni drpirtinE
IN" ,ria,s or the ,,r.ac!aa. ANA ,cacn
en-. % the VARIOUS grades. caused Ivy
l'"pish and funffeSt iae YOUNGSTERS
VIII r'hicnlous complaints ana alb
cara IDEAS -: our school system. Will
"c :tNru on Tuesday night. at STA
nHM,"rh IL hciieyn. Junior Iiigh
'N'tHtls 'bE ~ btltItt u mon SIU-
tior Methodist Erit. 0pn. church.
THOSE taking the parts are as fol-
lows!
W,.sc .rrmcra re- Wright,
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"i. i,"u'c.n-". u""Mi oiiice-,'inrcnoc
| r";.nu. MR.. sh.nc'nvi!ch- Mrs. l.. l..
~ M's; or ,"i'... -..i.-AirS, :, go. -
1871 AfS. \".G".c- .tis;, M"sEare,
srhenl $ursr MISS lIobsun MISS Dernlse
Se"e"I o9"'ur u. soi"mon-W. W. Jones
'ia"',. NJ! IN .el..i,Ai.sn ii4.e. J"g.e
So. uou"y .rs. l.. H. Men iiacnei
II. .;a, j'h Ms Aisyyn ii%fI !Ieaf! (
Mat.iilS l ..Se.iic" M. Ms lula KEN.
reSsy bash-M - nnmncr Dunii. IS,
farI: iiss HnGs ls .'., G cSnthi N!A,t AZ:
W V''+l ina .j-tt" r% c. SHnr err,
ratrish o'F!atn!;;a,. Il. 4, ' ADAMS. key a;
t,,"io,edD Harry TtiairrtG. FIFTY u axe
,,M,,n.;rr burroughs. !:dwi:,
An attractive program Of songs. humor.
wv SIi.yf' ir,,n a'f fT , ~ nie ranEsd
me patents. va
Studi" Recital.
The piano pupils OF Miss Martha
Glenn gave stndio recital Friday
afternoon at i:2O oc..rk.
The following program was ron
iercd:
Popular Mcleod, louis. .,i.' ln"" ,..n,r, :, s,,r,,
Anne,ta Turkins:on
"ii.d@ and Sees i.n nii y; ~
Richard Gods. :. ''''''
Jim,rrHSToSiI"s H Sim.i ..''. i;temRR"r:
~ 'N' Mag2;ys Leila wc,iis. '-''F"'SFS
A iia!H,!c nan.ktshshaipl.' '"'n"''
'''' '-"'E ~; - 800. i-!chn"i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
WEST POINT

iSp Hsr r 70 TIE T Vines M Rs's'eG
Il l.. Fnrinholt entertained on sur
1eSrh III n"n nr Nay .Sf Farinhoit Jones.
Mrs. George Richardson held a fam
ilv reunion at her home on sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ELS OLSON and fam
West Paint to make their home.
M,s Laura Ware and her son.
Hughes Ware. visited friends In West
10 Z" tn thor e' home in Norfolk. we're ac-
pr and Mr., Mrs. vs. G G Nqnn a sGh
w Sf%s II they , @ii " make their home
/ Miss Incz Cook and mother. OF
/ Richmond. event the week end In the
/ home OF MIR and Mrs. Montague
Seidcn richardson spent the week
d end wiih his pnrcrts here
/ Mss M..rv Woodward has returned
/ 10 her home mere after VISIT 10
/ friends in Norfolk ond Washington.
! After several weeks visit to rela-
/ .ivcs in Newport News Miss Mary
! Humphrey has returned to her home
! here.
John Eln,s and wife. who lived in
| IVES, Point nine wears ago. now o.
! Staten Island. y. Y. have been greet
Ing friends here, for several days.
James Fvlc. after ? visit OF SeSeral
days 10 friends in West Point. left
! Tuesday for his home in Perryman'
Md.
Mrs w. II. Haynes. OF Waikerton.
vested Mrs. Thomas r. Bagby on
I Thu sslav.
Ms .|"mas r. Paasv viii be the
F., cues; Of MIR and Mrs w. 4. TrIgg in
/ w sr'ngton. next week
I. Miss adelaide Leigh and her
/ brother Earle. OF Washington. are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Forrest
| Leigh.
Ms. IL. l, Lewis and daughter. Miss
! Bessie Lewis. have returned from q
visit In Gloucester County. fsA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
IN AND Orr ur rnMS

Mrs. Wes'morclnnd Davis IS sprntlin2
the week END in houdonn County at Nor
WIN f-rk. the Davis country estate.
Mrs. T.. -. WHShburn left T. !day Tor
Mart InShurg. w. Va 10 Spcn,i a"ycra!
Meek- with her mother. Mrs Pcyion 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

MuhIcnt rlny Thursday.
Pupils Of Binford Junior Han
School viii present the musical play,
America First la the school audi
toriim Thursdayy night. Special
Evening star., 1920-01-18
$500 Nightgowns, $1.69

Womens Nightgowns, good quality pink ma
terial hand embroidered designs: empire style,
low neck and short sleeves; full-cut sizes
Third Floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
EMPLOYMENT

htlF HhItp--hAtt ~
WI WILL STAkr YOU n The cleaning and dycirg
business little capital needed big profits. prItr
Or boos.et Tho Ben.Nonde Syytcm, Dept 2a3.
AAN Net.9isAly Inclined aa9 fct.al.6 neal
fi1iurus; 500 scekb favG perhaps e,prricuc,
unnecessary Brasmch Co. llG 81 L"iis SO
hANrth-rSo men 90 Nnrs on tnso uains A.
meas aeenu apply Frd Harvey Meas Ontc 4
South Cincinnati
DETECTIVES -kHpefencri o. Inexperienced pada
aies students. every lorslity. for ln'rstirung re-
porting. shhJNing tracing Unusually stvac.
tive offer. Not school. lnirnatlunal. Hot 2aA,
tat DEMAND Tor nrn Who under ,taud the opera
tion and tepii; Of AuiomoNilv and Tractors Al sal
aieg ot 800 TO 500 monthly N great that
u T Bartlett president OF BaTirtts Wichita
Automobile Trasior sclool offer to send. With.
out charge. to all uho want 10 learn The business
srge illustrated book entitled The way To a
card TO NJ bartlett is6 North Topeka A,culf
wichita. Kan. and request frec COY.
MN Ne under j5 experience unnecessary lruei.
make serryt Investigation. reports ,alar.s -
pcnses Write American Foreign Detective AErncy.
26o st Louis. Mo
~ MAN grh uAffc rtprfieHcs i0 lea,e imme
dlaiely for southern Oklahoma % handle crude uil
shipments In tNk ear Phone Sunday Usage 1927
Bldg
MAJ SAYS II is easy 10 Ta Toe MrNiinn S,y; J5I
snos Hhre se Ne nurs siett from llo'sl rdl'l
VOTING MANI YOU vere positive hat YOU rolld
increase your earning capacity 90 per rent by ds
voting fes hours each Day 10 niens,. training
wouldn't you take the training Alright I As
nre you there Is Absolutely 40 element o' ch.nce
i tncs you can DO H. You've heard ci
nnt,eGhon' ,ll yeur NE bay and evening cI,ssss
Telephone OJ0sl. DraughJn's Business Co,!els
5lol7 South Main.
htN. wONiN. BOYS. srls 70 sok 10 EIa0 i,eio1
steady employment. good wages Raftstt Collins
Glass Co, SApnlpa, uda Phone SEQ
WANTED Good farmer With farm implements, good
teams 70 farm go ares within mile and halt
Of BarleNille. OklA. Must be veil equipped. in
position TO keep farm in soot Wder, 90 acres 90
ANalfa IN. and $50 acres hest tillahle bottom land
must have full details In fi-st le,tr A. 10 @qun-
nsni and references. Grain rent, address =.
SITUATION OPEN for experienced di-,lph5he orsfs
Tor with larte oil company. tate age experience
and sAliY s1uld sIpert sssA World
JOIN rHk Army Recruiting Once, al UNanona Ciy
rulA. MuEoree ChicsAshA. Ardnort and Enid
Bk A DETEt TIVE -Eicseni opportunity good TaJ
travel Wnts C. 7 LudSig. ssi Wsstoie Bds.
Kansas CITY SO
WANTED Mechanic Nth ioos to EorE on s15 and
Ford eap a. ny hone: me not atnred Win
got the price Gail Cedar G43 sNrf p
WANTED Roy to deii'T groceie. AppIy al lii2
Est setond
rock As side line In growing corporation. Al
drrs sara
WANTED Agents to handle fel'ai collecting sYs
ten, county rights open 10 live agents A. 81
Young. Nt~ Fo1 Holel. Tulsa Osla
WANTED First c.as Buir mechanic. IA EaN
Sec,nd. first tlaS only meet apply
WANTED Mar "a prnc orsiNd thousand l"arii
rse5 Mc@ne pain. r . R1 7ae