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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
SECOND CLASS PUBLIC
HEALTH NURSING CLOSES

AUSTIN 1Hnr Tho second .....
boo public health nursing 90 Ola, tui..f.
liy of Texas VIl complete fa. rH.m
,ti,Il o,ursr tely Thsy wiu if.I b..
Zoo Houston fur ft" weeks Of ulI
work under ihr supervision &C Miss
Slhm Fl,s.h THE oiaa Of eleven
nurse. ldi.i iu the number iu tn, U..t
'us. Hhu nr, ulusdr 60 wu.. W,
i,.uI Ih' f.'sl GOO fmtv 900 ,mU'uu.l
iu county wut in tlo vatH GOO HI..
,l.arE this important uhirt N...
Ban. Duty instructor iu WhH. hl.'l
umt.ug. said:
CONSIDERING the area 81 the state
wonderful progress hHs hOen made iu
public hpal,h work hat sin th" harvest
b. great nrl workers tow The l;Ud
Ctusf. wh.,h b. supplying counties
with nurses. hIs h,rn unable tH meet
'h, demand
9Th, death rate from iuL,r I'..s Boo
thf country hIs h,'p reduced l,rr
200 600 90 100000 Boo The Inst few f.II~
WHY Duu.f 'ay death lto from other
pr'y,rUibIr disrlsrs De- reduced Grad.
u1tc nurses uf Texas should stop and
think what they can d. to h'lp prevent
this ~ edl'ss sacrifice ~ human il..."
Nll who are ui.f .Ft,I Boo this work
can obtain Information from Miss l..
I.u. pulfy. instructor in 90. school
of Public Iiralih Nuring. University
% Texas. M.ra Duffy will oDudu.' tha
fall course. beginning september 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

cause Il does not turn English votes
che right wav That reason II that thu
English have grievance Of lhcir own
Just as oppressive as those Of ireland.
Tho nri BE- that lifc IL much harder IN
ENGLAND than u h In Ireland ireland
hlt gui Co understand that every on.
ptosi be Ireland exists IN England
'nc n iE perfectly absurd o. expect
England tu vote for reforms n Lac.
land which she can't gci herself
And sn The problem really b.. how
are you going H. bring England into
th' lrsh Qu'Htion! have never hli
any dUuh that that Is thu real point.
SuWo.lng We got Dominion IN Ire.
land Then We shall nll BE- domiuiuns
except England. Whas will England b.
Have you ever considered that pu,s.
ION EuEiand requires little think.
."s about t"u. Ireland would htN. q
national government bat England
"aad hlso nothing 81 the sort.
NuH irat state of thing. certainly
could net lIs'. ana suggest that what.
..tI thr Irish "'ttl,m,nt is going Go
hr she md better adopt constitution
ihai Will -" lee ENGLAND ~ well Sofn".
H.} must uud them one. You will
always notice that 40. English are al.
H.i i.Hrhi'd tu hear sp',Uh's about
ur p.., hut England They prefer 90
hear lIi'h speeches and applaud Irish
ointment rather than applaud their
"Nu. That is un, of the fnrst features
90 Enailsh political life.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

Must Iie Different.
Tho GOVERNING bodies oi the future
musi bc entirely different from the old
system. You will have your liousc ~
Commons h'lng @ body 81 men 81 au
,,rupational frln,bi-.--l class of men
who only get ou DO th'y have hld rUmr
,NI 1eucc. sincerely hop. iht W"
shall com, lo time when uuhudN viii
vote Tor % mlu who h.s never earned
hi. own living
.ThDs there are thr questions - Tor
,isn affairs Wd finance. 81 cultural
organization md r,hlion. OF law itself
Alen who Il a with these have Co have
Il very considerable knowledge Of his
tory ind urEc rIasp Of suprwlti"nIl
affairs NuI vuI need I very different
iutig Tor tb.s Y,l mgr already m
embryo ol 10 boo th' ruNy Cuafs m'1
who ir, uIpu II tn %, iLi, GOO advise
ih, kng az tlrrD 1p'rnfiiunll HHIIrt
% 'lgsR, that % would h' just as
won that when Do % tHH is apparent
90 The Ere.ih nation tlHt l.g I,.
urirc reforms ~ fh's nature Ireland
huHld be- Boo 3D. position Goo hrip I th,n.
We should J.k ur re- constitution f.r
Ireland ,f Blind vh.,h would provide
for council which would d'll with
IA irrational affairs and could uD in
concert with similar beshos IN Eue'rd
anil Scotland This would give us three
national uIsmcrfs dealing with tH-
moiiD affairs and fhr,o councils d,t'-
ing with higher affairs This olII ho
carried 1e rar as yuu like ~, Dom.
iu.uus VIII NOT even hear ~ lup,rt;
Ted ration uut you would sci Boo this
war permanent ,nfsrr,. 90 pufy
Councils rrpr' uling ~ the colonies
and dumiuiUrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06
my X wALTEpl

LONDON. May II diy Malp-A nrw
prunouncentcnt 90 the old question u.
England and INLAND with 20 tu.l flavor
81 the perennial shayan VIZ and Wis
dom. was made last u.rht hr G"Ure
bernard Shaw nj The private meeting
Arranged by thu Irish Dominion I.l-
que Lord Mnni,lElr was in 'h. choir
and Lore French no' thr N.....tI IH 2
Lord Morris ,of Newfoundland 500.
the other speakers.
My lords" hegln g u. s.. with "a
Shavlan lifi 81 the eyebrows ua Do t'
indicate rhnd0w of slIu... 10 uHt
ing himself thus supported .i 10
F.ailem,n" and then proceeded H-
nearly as can b. reported us follows.
Must Face Facts.
~Thcrc are certain Facts in connection
with the Irish Question wh..b uui hH
faced In England. and tho iIr-, of th.m
j. that an attempts made hy Liberal
statcsmcn 90 turn the Irish Question
into a profitable uol.iei issue hIrH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

Lot us TAX" the question II a re-.
public. ! ana a republican Nv friends
Mr. Wells and Mr. Chostcrton are out.
ugrUusly republican remember
when We were an young We were going
20 erect a monument to the rcgicides
~ 1852. That gives you iast. of
English rtpuhiiranism. do not hest.
TAT" % Wy that there are in England
today more republicans than there are
40 lr'ilnd-in numbers. moau--of
course proportion ~ another matter.
After ~ u IL hardly polite tn express
f"ur,' IN marked opposition to a..
r1h'i'apism. one ~ the effects IL the
Wrr has hu'n tD make this chang. IN
'h' world Before tho predominant
form u government was IN. monarchy:
100 tn present time munarchs arc al a
terrible discount What | say il this.
that u Ireland is going 90 remain In the
empire u b. foolish tn suppose that she
ran become "a republic before England
and the other countries do. She can't
%" paratr and remain In the empir
10 the same time What she ought to
cas- Is. oh well. for strategic purpose
veil stay with you-its Just as well
ENGLAND shuould pay for q navy. among
thor things. II an. wants o.. our re-.
plh.irlns viii waU until the other 10.
Winiuns go republican
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

Now, none ~ the other dotninions
lr" 90 an keen ON rcpuh.leanlsm. They
have all the advantages 81 "a repuhlir
and none ~ the driWscl,s of = mon.
aronv England bears the whole weight
ni N" monarchy. They find that this
hind uf monarchy j. convenient De-.
'lusr r,puhhcanisn might mean that
% th'y had % new president every four
wears they might occasionally get q
vigorous and capable man who would
interfere with them much more than 70
king can
so ihIt ! think u likely that when
ireland ~ dominion. she would find
in1t that n. had all the d.allti.s af
r,puhiicarirm under ~ present form
ni monarchy Indeed can conCeiy. then
ihlt 10 En-ltud should demand son.
1istc republic IN" might possibly find
h'tsnif cu'rred by ireland into o..
'Hiring tho monarchy. and that Eng
land would then Offer ia make terms
With Ireland prov. ding that irellns
would take her turn with IN. crown
md court and 40 that England has Co.
isar today
'hinge toming.
wow that. II course. b. applicable
to ' great many ether matters want
f word cog Two about the constitutional
'hlng' which I believe b. coming. !
think thai you are likely o. have IN
"a, fu'ur, tn House 81 Commons n
.'iuriug into body ~ men
who win ho in the Iinus cot Commons
really an au O0rupa'ional franchise
Naur are iu tho House glrcady because
they are nilnaymer. miners. transport
workers. railway directors or because
'h'r represent great trustsi although
.r' reason thar s'.ll holds b. that you
have mo- sr"uplfiuu % an nud are sim
I't fool idi'r and r. waHer. 4 great deal
@ OBJ" Industrial busirss ~ tho country
BE- coming uud'r parliament ~ tho 18th
century and Tho early part Il tho 10Th
rf'fsiy ihuught the government had
uf'h.ng else iu' the function - the
IH'fHr fDrrr ip attend t0. Eut this has
produced such disastrous results that
'h. vh'i" world j. sick ~ u. and there
is M middi" COURSE now between ieav.
iHr o." industry ~ coifnify % unbr.d.
I'd and disastrous competition and the
''Hriion 20 20 system of national con.
h'L ALREADY you nave reached n
point whore the man who owns a fac.
tory c1n have an Inspector coming In
10 hls factory an ddictatc a great many
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

I.'' us s'" what this view 81 tho
matter Involves. Th, uuut, Of com.
mons 100 This country b. rapidly falling
IEp di't'pute HHd open contempt and
NiI presently have o. Dee srapp. a.
What want o. sDc iu Ireland D. Cd CON.
Intuition. of 'uurf, Ireland has q rirh,
'1 ask Co. have u.s. political concerns
I't'Tdcd tu first "a the ground. tina,
son 30 th- EuEhsh 10. tup great fuuIs
'" nee themselves they htv. NJ right
H prevent others from doing Fn Egf
'l"rv isH uu no ground. can Ireland
, q" gu ahead 'f ia, rest 20 th, an.
H.I' Uui,s shoe wants Co b.. sT,nr3t,,l
''N th' rest "f The empire, irish
nHTle rl.f make up their minds
'H whether ih.y want tu bp separated
nor \ large number 81 M, Iish
base Lailo AZ their minds aud are nof
uHN asking for Hn'ne l.uic hut want
"ur''h separation ts In independent
republic Co which Euglands answer.
1Hd h'r hiy lslssiilr answer. must be
Get 90 % Sou cam 90 that is really
Nhlf Ireland wants Erglud hts u.tL.
.i- more tu du with n.
y illnk frsitrd h Gar too a.nsihla
really to want operation. I have al.
N1vs declared that u England were o.
ltt'mnt in separate herself entirely
from Ireland h would d. necessary for
Ireland IN make war on England In
'rl,r Co maintain the stratoris unity ~
,hr Islands. 80 u the policy u tn d.
one oi separation thor" - nmhing % hc
Id i'ut surprising ireland wants 20
remain In the empire. what terms can
b" reasonably demand she can r..
main ~ O. only ou the same terms on
which England remains in the empire.
ireland and England ana Australia AMI
th" others ought all 60 be- dominiors
ui the empire. ireland has a right ~
demand that. and England has r.gh,
20 demand Il Ilsp. although she has
1'' b''n intelligent enough 90 d. Il so
Tar l.ut ENGLAND suffers just as
much as ireland in that respect
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-06

WHITE WASH SKIRTS THAT Will.
WASH. PRICES Ss.ss. $3.50 AND a
10 Ss.9j AT TiE FiIR>EN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-16
ACUTE INDIGESTION
SOON RELIEVED
Arkansas Lady Says She Was In n
Serious Condition, But Promptly
Recovered After Taking Thed-
fOrd's Black-Draught

Peach Orchard Ark.-Mrs. Eta Cox
of this place says: Some time ago
l had a spell of acute indigestion and
was in bad fix. ! knew l must have
laxative, and tried Black-Draught.
1t relieved me, and | soon was ali
right.
Il can't say enough for Thedford's
Black-Draught, and the great good
it did for me.
1T is fine for stomach and liver
doses soon make me feel as good as
new. l am glad to tell others the
good il did"
Acute indigestion is a serious matter
gerous results may ensue. A ply
sician's help may be needed, but a
good dose of Thedford's Black-Draught
will be of benefit by relieving the
system from the undigested food which
is the cause of the trouble.
Thedford's Black-Draught is purely
vegetable, not disagreeable to take
and acts in n prompt and natural way.
SO many thousands of persons have
been benefited by the use of Thed-
ford's Black Draught, you should have
no hesitancy in trying this valuable
old well-established remedy, for most
liver and stomach disorders.
Sold by all reliable druggists.-Adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-16
LEN ROOT SAYS III At
: EMBOSSED CONVENTION
NOMINATEDONE 'BOSSED ;

Superior, Wis. June l6.-Express-
ing regret at the nomination OF
Senator Harding, by the republican
national convention, Senator Lenroot,
Wisconsin, in q statement issued here,
said he would be among the first ito
Join a new political party"
II elected president, Harding should
adopt reacuonary policies and be con
trolled by the old guard.
Il frankly regret the choice of the
republican convention as l believe
a man who had been allied with the
Nberal wing of the party should
have been selected" Senator Lenroot
said. There is dissa tsfaction on the
part Of the prcgressives, but they
can choose between that and having
another four years Of democratic rule
and all that implies. In this situation,
there can be but one choice, it seems
TO me and that is TO heartily support
the republican ticket.
There is much talk Of a third.
This, if supported b. progressives,
would only insure democratic cleo
tion.
Senator Harding shall adopt re.
actionary policies, and be controlled
by the old guard, I shall be among
the first to join q new political party
with policies that arc constructively
liberal and not destructivoly radical. ."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-16
WIFE OF ARMY
OFFICER KILLED

Rockford, H., June 16.-Five sol.
diers Of Camp Grant, near here, were
sought today in connection with the
shooting to death, early this morning
Of Mrs. Maude Lucille Moss, wife Of
Captain Leroy H. Moss, camp uuli-
ties, and daughter of Col. Bion J.
Arnold. pioneer electrical engineer. 1t
was reported early today some of the
men were believed surrounded.
The entire camp military intelli-
gence force was seeking to establish
whether Mrs. Moss was murdered or
accidentally killed.
That Mrs. Moss had been shot was
not known until the automobile in
which she was riding with her hus-
band and four friends had gone a half
mile. The party had just passed a
small group Of soldiers, it was said,
when a sharp report was heard. The
motor party later recalled that they
had thought it was a misfire Of the
motor.
In the striking Of a bump in the
4o~Nt Ni N1Ossi WHO ilal Dcen asleep
on the rear seat, who was wedged
between Mr.. and Mrs. William st
McCreight, slumped forward
Mr.. and Mrs. McCreight, believing
Mrs. Mess still was asleep when she
failed to recover her position, put out
their arms TO aid her, and It was
found only then that she had been
wounded
Captain Moss, who was driving.
rushed to the camp base hospital, but
Mrs. Moss died a short time after
reaching there, just before Colonel
Arnold arrived.
Camp officers Immediately caused
a roll call Of every unit and a search
was begun for the men unaccounted
for. Captain Moss said he believed
The shooting was accidental.
In November, 1904, Mrs Moss was
four hours on Pixies Peak. and with
her brother and a friend, was rescued
rom freezing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-16
KENYON SAYS REPUBLICANS
HAVEN'T GOT A CINCH

Fort Dodge, Iowa, June Ex-senator
W. S. Kenyon, who has returned 10
his home here for a rest, declared
today that he was disappointed that
the republicans failed to nominate
a progressive president, but said that
he was willing to take the stump t.
help insure a republican victory in
November. Prior to the convention
Senator Kenyon campaigned for John
son.
THE people are so disgusted with
the Wilson administration" said Sen
ator Kenyon, that they will elect
Harding. The republicans, however,
may as well get over the idea that
the election is a cinch and it be-
hooves every republican to buckle down
to hard work for the ticket. Governor
Coolidge's nomination for vice presi-
dent strengthens the ticket in the east
and undoubtedly throughout the whole
country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-16
YOUNG MOTHER DEVOTES
TIME TO STUDY-NOT BRIDGE

Chicago, June 1.-THE mother Of a
two-ycar old daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Tracy, was graduated from Northwest
crn university today with degree of
bachelor of arts and honorary mem
ership in a scholarship sorority. -Four
months after she entered college in
ne fall Of 1917, her baby was born.
,'hie in the hospital. she made up
q semester Of French and returned
classes in three months
She expects to return next year
70 study for masters degree, she
faid. Instead of spending my after
noon playing bridge, whist or at
aocial affairs, study" she said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-16

Fort Smith, Ark, June 15.--E. L.
Morris, formerly cashier Of the Bank
Of Mountainburg, Crawford county,
was arrested today charged with forg-
cry and tho institution closed by the
state banking commissioner. Morris,
it 10 alleged, forged notes on which
loans were obtained from Fort Smith
and Van Buren, banks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-16
WHEAT KING SAYS HARVESTING
Is WELL UNDERWAY

j. s. Alverson OF Glenn was in the
city today on business. Mr.. Alverson
who Ia recognized as the wheat king
ar Carter county states that harvest
ing is well under way and II the
weather will continue fine for few
days longer much of the crop will oe
a., the shocl- ..-- .-------
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-16

FOR SALE-2000 YARDS OF DIRT
APPLY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GROUNDS OR PHONE 1856. 1872
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-22
M H. S. YICTORS TO
BE BANQUETED BY
LOCAL CITIZENS
City Worked Up by Charges
of Unfairness on Ref
eree's Part.

Duncan J. Campbell and Chas. a.
Ostrom have taken the initiative in
arranging for a banquet 10 the mem
bers of the victorious Mishawaka
high school football team 10 be
rendered them at an early date II
Is expected the business men OF the
city will contribute literally towards
the affair.
The sole topic of conversation
heard on the streets yesterday was
Saturdays game and the claim put
forward by the South Bend team
that the referees decision was un-
fair. That members of the winning
squad and their supporters We're in
dignant st the charges is putting il
mildly The News-Times office was
the mecca for dozens of loyal Mish-
awake fans during Sunday forenoon
and their denunciatiOn OF the South
Bend players was emphatic. 10 say
tho least.
Several citizens who have not
heretofore evinced any interest in
the work of the local boys offered
TO back the latter 20 the extent of
several hundred dollars in a return
exhibition game, none of them feel
ing that the protest talked about
viii be given the slightest consider
alton.
Mishawaka's answer to the charge
OF unfairness on the part of the
referee will be found in "A quarter
page advertisement in this section
of the paper. paid for by a friend of
the winners.
An Expert Opinion.
The following letter in reference
to the game was received during the
day:
Editor News-Times:
Dear Sir: AS an unprecedented
observer l wish to say a few words
in regard 70 the Mishawaka South
Bend game OF Sunday last. 1 note
with interest that South Bend has
decided to protest the game on the
grounds of an incompetent official
having charge. They declared that
had his decision been reversed they
would have won with ease. Frank
ly speaking that is very broad
statement. as South Bends chances
OF another touchdown were very
Slim.
II attended this game as a visit
ing fan and can truly say without
prejudice that the best team was
victorious and that the referee acted
fairly as he saw the plays. No Of
fiCials even won or lost a game.
The winning Of a game depends alb
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-22
SOUTHERN PICTURE.

A great southern picture, "A Ken
lucky Colonel. ." will be shown at the
Temple today and tomorrow. Aside
from the fact that it is splendidly
produced and enacted, it has in
Vulnerable points Of appeal A
fiercely fought feud furnishes many
thrills: and there is a rare display
of horsemanship on spirited mounts.
The picture is said TO be so real, so
true, that its auditors can almost
imagine themselves transported
from their seats TO the very heart
of the bluegrass country. A two
reel V. comedy, Sauce and Sin
oretes." featuring Montgomery and
Rock, and the Fox news, are added
attractions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-22
LINCOLN THFATFR.

The Girl of the Sea- will be
shown today at the Lincoln theater.
This picture was produced under the
personal direction of J. L. William
son and shows the trials and hard
ships OF a heroine found on a South
sea island.
IT'S a Great Life" adapted from
Empire Builders" by Mary Robert
Rhinehart will be presented Tues
day and Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-22
These Ar Opportunity Ads
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ADMINISTRATORS

The undersigned. administrator 81 the
estnte OF Charles l. Morris deceased H.
hereby gives notice that by virtue or an
order Of the 81. Joseph Circuit Court. be
viii, az the hour of 10 O'Clock "A. IN. on
Saturday, Dec 4, 1920 at his office In
room AZ J. " ;. Bldg. which building
j. situate at the northeast corner OF the
intersection 81 Main 81 and Washington
av. in the City Of South Bend. 81 Jo-
Seph County. Indiana, and from day 20
day thereafter until sold. offer FOR sale
at private sale all the interest Of said de
cedent I'm and % the following described
real estate. to- cit
Lot numbered One Hundred Twenty
one 12n Of Msyr's Michigan Avenue
Addition 20 the city Of South Bend. 81
Joseph County. Indiana.
Said sale will be made subject 10 the
approval 81 said court for not less than
the fun appraised value OF said real IS
tate and upon the following terms and
conditions. tO-wit: At least one half cash
in hand and One-half IN six months from
day OF sale, deferred payment "a Doe EVIL
denced by the note OF the purchaser bear
ing interest AT the rate Of Sc from date.
waving relief, providing for attorney 3
fees and upon confirmation Of sale Sc
cured by mortgage on the real estate
sold.
IDEN $. ROMG. Administrator.
Nov 20. - and -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-22
Mishawaka News

solutely upon the best team. From
the minute the first whistle blew.
South Bend was a beaten team. be
cause Of the one and only fact that
when Mishawaka tackled. il was not
an individual but the entire team.
II could easily be seen that the en-
tire team was after the man with
the ball and they got him and got
him hard.
Relative 10 the respective teams.
I can only say that they were very
evenly matched. but Mishawaka had
the edge from start To finish II Is
truly shame that South Bend
should prove 10 be such poor
losers
Signed J. 3. King.
Editors %ote-Mr. King is Ii
censed referee IN West Virginia,
kentucky and Illinois.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-22
WILLIAM sCHLOTT.

The funeral of William Schlott
$50 w. Marion St, who died from
injuries received while at work at
the Lowe Lumber company, was
held Sunday afternoon from the
First Baptist church. the cortege
being one Of the largest ever seen
in the city. Rev. NJ. r. Hawkins,
the pastor. officiated. The pail
bearers were Joseph Webster. Gil
bert Mayor, Robert Freeman,
Adolph Hoefiinger. Eldee West and
Louis Wickizer. Burial was in the
City cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-22

USED CARS
1920 SEDAN WITH STARTER.
1870 COUPLET WITH STARTER.
1870 ROADSTER WITH STARTER
1890 90 TOURING WITH STARTER.
1919 % TOURINGS.
1915 TOURING.
MANY OTHER MODELS.
EASY TERMS.
". Z. HINKLE. INC.
% 20 y. LAFAYETTE 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-22
CITY COURT NOTES.

Frank Mayor of South Bend, was
arrested late Saturday night on
charge of intoXication and of public
indecency. He furnished bonds for
his appearance in court Monday.
James l.. Murphy, Of this city, and
Ansel Zimmerman Of Warsaw, were
arrested for intoXiCation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-22
OPEN Union STREFT ROAD.

The Union st. road from the Dodge
factory to the foothills on the Bre-
men road, was opened for traffic
Saturday after having been laid with
reinforced concrete. Joseph Ganser,
sr., was inspector of the work.