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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04

Vy - neaff was POUNDING 80
ssriousiy that not only
It's tiny body vihrated
Ike n tense spring. huf
] coed feel the frantic pulses
s&rg IN waves as held the
~ sod and green and black and
Frzr river in my hand.
Isscprred him to the door. and
nbazsd straight up without hcni.
- srti he was out Of sight.
~ "a, bird would have fiut.
BS W that pane until Il died
sSsa, ever thinking TO take
inr>s about the room and observe
ssr .. rin5ow gap really was.
AZ s5ring the birds have becn
sarz thaf az our house. and
1FslT Erek passes but thar
efvssIly pasiie across the break.
hs' ruom and set free some be.
s'snist sandsrer. who can ny
ron ne arctic TO Cuba withou,
Fs'ihs last St who cannot ny up
nr's-ioo. window pane.
Aof. a Tasp. or a bee. or a ny.
iN Ind the open window in
n''i order. Birds are the dumb
=, thinrs.
Dsl Tor ~ cubic contents. wheel
~ and eylinaer dimension. the
.'aaring bird has more power
~ any maehin~ ever devised by
~ That tiny bird. In itg dash.
ina Entering. kept its wings
h&s 70 fasi that they were but
~ "a IN the open a humrning
~ uiH hover over a garden plot
ni9ntes. maybe hours sus.
s"'d ainost motionless by ita
Me1s'y flashing wings
man had the heart of a hum
o'rd, he could run from here
ror'snd and back without
.lp'ng for lunch. and II there
y. y ~sfoplane that was aa pow.
~ a hummlng bird IN proper
p ~ weight. We could bresk.
u san Francisco. dine in New
~ day. ~" ~ " '''''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Oeather

Tonight, SholcerS; SatRr-
d0u fair; moderate
WeSterly CindS.
Temperature Last - Hours
Maximum. 81. Minimum, 81.
To-day noon. 60.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-22
BLIND MEN IN
 BATTLE OVER WIFE

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 2z-Love is blind.
 Martin Strone is binder; Mrs Mar Martin Strone is binder; so, moreover and eterna11y, is Sam Stewart. P1at!- tudinous and commonplace enough until you hear that Judge Johnson was forced to hear that Strone had made violent physical assault at-not on-Stewart because he. Strone had court to Mrs. Strone. In fact, Strone found Stewart at the 'Strone's Thur man street home and there's where the racket occurred.
 It was something like this: Strone was out in the city pursuing his daily toll of selling pamphlets when some friend of the sightless family informed him that Stewart was devotedly visiting the stone-blind Mrs. Strone. Strone hastened home and it tion the presence of Stewart Of course, Strone couldn't see this at all and consequently threw himself fists flying in the general direc- tion of Stewart, who lodged in a more or less general sort of fashion, not 1 being able to see Strone's pIunges l and not knowing exactly how the fur niture was situated for fistic com bat.
 This combined set of blind efforts lone destructive and the other pro tective-continued until most of tht furniture had been wrecked.
 1 Upon the declaration of hosti1ities
 Mrs. Strone had groped her way ou of the house and had called the neigh bors, who, in turn; called the police
 The police drove up to the sightles
 abode to see the mass of wreckag
 and the two blind men still grapplin
 at or lodging each other.
 Jurisprudence decreed that Stew
 art spent one day in the dark eel at the station house, which seem
 wise, since he will need no light.
 There were no eye witnesses
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-22

The accumulation of this profit in cidentally, Involved the expenditure of no capital on his own part except the ordinary running costs of his car, for his car was loaded in-Regina with whisky purchased by the agent of the Montana dealer at s3 a bottle and he was instructed to collect $15 bottle for it from the wholesale boolegger'' on the American side.
 At this rate his profits on a ship ment of one gross approximated s2S00.
 As to how the bootlegger made his own profit the International News correspondent was Informed that the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-22

heaviest inducements were necessary if the work was to be done. The boot legger's own smaller, but still sub stantial, profit is made when the liquor is re-sold in Montana at a still further increase.
 Another, liveryman here tells of having been offered 5000 to do no more than take his car to within seven miles of the international boun- dary and there hand it over to a man from the American side, who will complete the jounrey.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-22
BIG PROFIT IN
 BOOTLEGGING

Regina, Canada, Nov. 22-If the State of Montana is not kept well and constantly. supplied with all kinds of ments offered by the bootleggers of that State to Canadians is not suf- ficient, for the owner-driver of taxicab here informed the Interna- tional News correspondent that his profits on single rum-running ex- petition amounted to very little short of S3,000.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-22
BARONESS POISONED
 BY SWEET GRASS.

Worcester, Mass. Nov. 22-Baron-- ess Betts Pontiac. of the Holstein- Fraesian family, now living here, ate some sweet grasses plucked from the highway where shes trolled and be- came seriously i'll. The state authori- ties had just sprayed poison in trees for moths.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-22

Radical element attending the con ference of the American Federation of Labor :n Washington are again fight ing 70 oust Samuel GomperS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-22
When A Girl Marries
By ANN LESLIE

ugly tide of memory swept over me. There was something Jim and must settle now-once and for all time.
 Jim, now you see that Betty was really with me last night, don't you ?'' asked. So aren't you going to Ny you're sorry for thinking I-didn't tell the truth?''
 'sBiess your heart, little sweetness, I'm sorry for every minute I've ever wasted quarrelling with you-or do- ing anything but make love to you, wonder gir1-Sweetheart.
 He drew me back toward him again, but I had to ask a question-a ques- ton that had been troubling me all evening:
 Jim, Betty once said something about not understanding her husband and how that drove him to his death. What was it? Tell me; do you know %
 "Oh, bother Betty now. It's you Pm thinking about, Anne.'' k Do you know anything about Bet ty's-driving her husband to the war % I persisted.
 t-Not a thing. He loved her all rig}lt-and when he was dying he said for me to tell her he wasn't coward, * < Jim's tone became reminiscent "Funny-when I did tell her she smiled through her tears and said she was afraid he'd fail-or words tos tha. effect Can't you forget Betty now?" (To be COntinued.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-22

Former French premier C1emen- ceau sold his newspaper, LHomme Libre, to a group of his former po- Iitical enemies.
 Ignace Paaderewski, former Polish premier, signed the convention be- tween Poland and the free city of Danzig at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-22

Advertise in The Times
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19
Ne2Us From the PhOenar
 Colony dt From Springs

Miss Nichols, who spent a few days here with Mrs H. B. Wilkinson on her way to the Grand Canyon, left for the north on the late train Monday night.
 w. E. Rhodes joined his wife Monday night Mrs. Rhodes has been visiting Mrs. w s. Heflin.
 John Gage Dennett, Mark Dennett and Bob Lewis tramped over to Pres colt early Tuesday morning and re- turned by tram in the evening.
 Those leaving on the early train Tuesday morning were Miss Elizabeth Jack, E. F. Jack and Samuel Jack.
 A party motoring to Prescott Tues day for the day included MT. and Mrs. w E. Rhodes. Mrs. E. E. Jack, Mrs. w. $ Heflin, Miss Josephine Jack and Harry Heflin
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19

Mrs. B. A Ficl1as was g. Prescott visi- tor Tuesday.
 Mrs F. J. Bennett left camp Tuesday evening to be gone a few days. Others who left the same evening were Henry George and $. J. Doster-
 Miss Constance Ebersol arrived in Iron Springs Monday night. She will leave very soon for the Grand Canyon with Mrs Mel Fickas, but will spend another week in Iron Springs follow ing that before she returns to Phoenix.
 Mrs. Arthur G. Hullett and Mir. ana Mrs Joe Brown drove over to Prescott in their car Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19

A snencer for airplane engines has been invented by a Swiss engineer. It is asserted the noise of the motor is completely eilenced and that the in, vention is of great importance from military point of view.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19

NeaIon of Phoenix for Supreme Court.-Adv. At
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19

AT one time or another in your ex> "A perience, you have. no doubt
 felt the influences that are at work, setting the small car owner apart from other motorists.
 The time that you felt it most, per- haps, was when it came to question of tires for your car.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19

It has never built high grade of tire for the large car and then cheape'sed i j0r tie small cor.
 A1Tof its unlimited facilities-greater and more widespread than those of any other rubber manufacturer-hav been devoted from the beginning to building tires of standard and wnJorm quality.
 The same gmalify in the 90 x 3h inch size as in the largest size tire it builds.
 And nofhing Jess.
 us. BOX 3h inch tires come in four treads-Nobby, Chain, Usco and Plain "a tread for every road. :.
 They are built by experienced work menin a factory devoted de1clusiOey to the
 A factory which has produced more tires every pear for the last three years and still is unable to produce them fast enough.
 The good tire dealer-the man who treats 0H car ozvners aIike-never even suggests that you be satisfied with any9 lining Jess Man Q. s. Tire quality.
 He encourages and aids his GUS. toners in their search for the best.
 Until you have met him, you will never know what it is to get the utmost economy out of your car. ate s Tires } TjrR Company TIES RUBBER COMPANY | Avenue
Arizona republican., 1920-08-19

What every tire dealer hasn't yet found out is that you can't judge a motorists intelligence by the length of his cars wheel base.
 Some of the most critical and er> be,ienced motorists in the country are found among the owners of small cars.
 Men and women who could afford to own any type of car made, but who were led to the small car for logical reasons.
 These are the men and women whom the indifferent type of tire dealer has left out of his calculations.
 Intent as he is on looking merely at the cars that drive up to his store, instead of ot tJse men ond sUonsen zOho OsCn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
BY ]. e. NORVELIS
Real Estate Auctioneer.
1904 Hull Street, Richmond, Va

estate OF c. H. Dorset. deceased.
In order to settle the estate OF CT
II. Dorset, l have been requested toI
offer for sale at Public Auction, onj
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. Goth, 1920. q
AT o'clock p. M,
the hereinafter described property, II
No. $500 Hull Street, with largs|
two,story brick store, "a feet 1 inch
6 6orl log Re feet; now occupied by c. FL
NO. 26o2 Hull Street. 80 feet front
WIN one.story franc store build-l
'hE Eo oce s5os as HuI Ero ssrs store,
1910 s-s feet with a practicaily new
ene.story brick building. occupied BY
South Richmond Bank.
No. 2604 Hull Street, fronting % 5-s|
building. occupied as a millinery
store. ''-I-1SI
All OF the above property extends|
back to an alley ISL feet.
ner OF Glopton and Decatur Streets.
with a largo two-story frame dweIs
ling OF z rooms thereon. I'll
, AL OF this brick property. Is prac-
tion and is ali rented to good ten-
ants. ~
This is the best business property
uhat has been offered for sale on this
;ing situated at tho junction Of Hul5
street and the Midlothian TurnpikeI
and Is suitable to almost any line 81
merca ntile business. y NJ
TERMS: One-third cash and ball
lance in one and two years. The de-
.tcrred payments evidenced by me-
ssotiAbie notes. secured by deed uf
tsrust on the property.
For further information desired
tcall at my office.
j. E. NORVEII,. Auctfoneer
26O4 Hull Street. Richmond. va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
Trustee S Auction Sale
Of House and Lot
inHopewell, Va.

In execution OF deed of trust to
the undersigned trustee. bearing date
clerks Once Of the rseore Ge1Da In the
Court of the City OF Eopeweli In
ID. -. 4, page IS. default having been
therein secured. will. at the oe ros
quest Of the noteholder. sell in front
OF No. North 9th Street, Richmond
Va. at Public Auction. =.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1920, q
at O'Clock T. NJ.
all that. certain real estate describef,
In the said deed as follows; "A!l that
certain lot OF land situated In Bland
District OF Prince George County,
virginia. and designated on, a plat OF
Battle Ground Addition" Of record IN
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
of said county In plat book No. g,
page 90. as lot number 90, block. Il.
TERMS: Cash (easy terms can be
made).
F. j. CRAWFORD. 8
Trustee n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale 8


~ IARGAlS-- Chicken farm. miles from
cIty. on good road and station one block
away; price. 1850. small payment down.
balance monthly. with no interest. The
crescent Realty Corr. 100 y. seventh 81.
BROOKLAND GARDEN farms: Ia acre
ana 1 acre facing road near station:
- per month communications: easy monthly
payments These little farms can now be
one year. The Crescent Realty Corp. 100
y. seventh st.
CHICKEN FARM-Fiye miles from city.
on good road and station one block
away away; price $3.50: small payment down.
balance monthly. with interest. The
Crescent Realty Corp. 100 n. Seventh 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25

HUhSE.1T"nntcd. trained nurse for deaf
and blind institute. at Staun,on. Va.
permanent pos!ton: good salary and
ions: pleasant SURROUNDINGS App,y IN
81 c Syeie. LOG W. Grace st
are OF baby 4 months old Arply a
once 23tl West Grace ST. Phone Boui.vard
IRl for email rura /
nigh school: maximum State salary SUP.
nlcmentcd. Hoard. us per month: term
months: also teachers for one and two.
,cacheS schnois. 81. G. Terrell. Graham
PRINCIPAL wanted for Groom school: 4
months: sal nry 1850: high school teach !.
.r. VIZ: grade teachers and teachers for
Groom schools from Sos TO 400. r. IL
Atinore. Stohcwall. n. e.
SERVANT; family Of three, Good wages
StNy on place. to7 Seminary Xyrnus'
oORAPHEH-WanteG experienced
lady stenographer: permSnent po.ition:
good salary. Apply 70 Auditor. Virginia.
Carolina Chemicai Company.
TEACIiER-w tnted. Latin anI French
or Latin and science teacher a. once:
!. months tioo per month. L. Craw!cy
Prlac!pn. Appornattox. Va.
WASTED~rh!ce girls for our b!nacrv:
nrrs paid while lrnrning: congenisl work /:
pleasant ACKNOWLEDGES: come p.cpairh 10
go 90 work. Garrett & Mhssie. Inc. iiiI
y Frhnklin ST
WANTED. experienced giri for cooEinr
a1d liEht houscwork Small family
Trlrphonc boulevard 1854. 7l:t Stuart
Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

A COMO Erocery and green grocery bust
ness: also good stand for fresh meats |
Address t5l. care Times Dispatch
AN excellent business opportunity IS one n
to a reliable party with clerical ability |
VINO Is wiling to invest $1,000 in an cstab-
nshed and paving battery service station. |
Further Information can he had by writ
ing ]. gao. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantctl-Mnlo

SihN-wsnted. experienced implement
man: ono capable OF taking charge of
tractor and I'm plement department.: must
be high -clans implement man and thor
2uEhiy correct Apply l. 95l. care Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
FARM

SO acres, 80 under cultiva-
ton, 8 in timber; watered
by two streams and deep
well; good pasture, well
fenced; 11-room house
with all modern convent
ences, such as electric
lights, running w a t e r,
bath, sewer, furnace, con-
crete cellar, ETC.; 10 miles
from city limits on noun
tain highway; $50 fruit
trees, all bearing. Call
Randolph 4166. Address
c 800, CARE TIMES
DISPATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
First-Class
Modern, New Mode
BAKERY

Wen located. with very low oyer1
neau charges. Poor health reason fod
seiiins. SEQ US for bargain.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. III
Real Estate Department,
Seventh and Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
SALESMAN.

RiSSSS4s
SSSa ws sRkH f SEw ASaS5sv j. ASSS
6 5Hks c2E A aND f GE sSSSoP r@oR&I
Sh ,GSSNsIDEREp; SOME PREvIGofGss
bossiTiSN PEaNA siNnsSF ssRREEkEKRFRREERR ::
aT,EENSES OUTSIDE OF LYNCHBUIsfi
AAITsss5AEsS ExpERfENccIE. L pssMas s cHRs
TIMEs.DIsPATCH. W
't3EGS ,acces.arise ana vllcA nixInE plant
h,,tY9Is, LILO. On Went Brond STREET: cal, refrt
H eai.,aihS cheap Apply y sas. care 1tnss;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25

MAN Thoroughly experienced In drying
and ordering tobacco In a factory locat-
cd In . small town situated IN Penn
Hylt6nla- 90 miles north OF baltimore. Md
permanent position: state age. married or
sinKie: also salary expected: references
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
Office OF
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC wORKs

CIV UT UBLIC WONkS.
co,,s September 49, 1890
:, sealed proposals Will be received at
sn,s once until = o'clock noon Tuesday
N work. which may be. awarded in whole
UT ~ part. torwit: Paving With granite
nue. from Manic to Elm Street. approxi-
in l.oSo square yards. For furnish
granite Bpai,s. ~ 70
Form, E1rms OF proposals con be obtained on
:, az certified check for amount stated
0.oSS''HHy1 on proposals must accompany
cnSn DID as guaranty Of execution OF
contract The right is reserved TO- re-
1ect any and all bids
CHAS. E. BOILING.
Director OF Public Worka
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
VIRG1SIA-CAROLlN CHEMICAL, co
RICHMOND. VA.

Office of =
VIRGINIA-CAROLiNA CHEMICAL co.
RIcHMoND. VA.
DIvIDEN66s P Noa nioo. 20 1920.
r.. The Board OF Directors OF Virginia
carolina Chemical Company have this dmv
divianeu the iooth consecutive quarterly
prtterred stock Of This company G' p ON The
Friday. October 10. 1920 To- stocknnI,icrr
or record at the close OF business nn
saturday. October 9, 1920
m-.-NE i. w s. c HoiL IS eTIG rsai:.,.-
PUBLIC SALE OF WINNINGuAM NC
TRICT SCHOOL BOMBS DIS
on she ' minu, g. Ethsoiu.i9n duly entered
rs iha ss:sfa " HI %heSTS
Board Will Offer for sale by nuSi,SS ehooi
ton. to ,he highest bidder. SO ug thst a sS,
SreWs, No,t6 Sn. e aou ,hs Bank V.
day or September. 1920 at / o.ciocts y .Sth
rwenty- nyt COUPON bonds in the denomii..
nasi9h OF sIoSo each being WinninsEam
heinz Issued for building now SS'eh neh are
nuiiains IN the town Of Crcwc y, rh
sai ponds to DO interest hearing at Inc
ahie uo,o, pSr cSntuui per annum. pay
years after date blu. With 'G IKE op,, shr;y
the said District School Boprd 10 rnJanu ~
them end pay them any time after ten
Sos 10 'r be- .o ehsir ,o aats The said bonds
yaIuo. and constituting a lien ON one an par az
ms !n9 school .proparty in Winningham Dis.
TIE ,pIsTnIGT SCHOOL BOARD OF
W. sGSoS aaHY. R RMlsrR1cr. MOTTO
TO ?. use. use these Want Ads u to be suTS ct
= "aaH - :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
FOR SALE.

FEn SALE good will and hxturts IN
oil manniE sknown as Commercial Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
Legal Notices
Office OF
DIRECTOR OF PUlIIC WOREs

CIV OF IUlSIsIC WORKS..
Sealed nyo,o.o,. September IS. 1920.
thia oiiiee until IL O'Clock noon Tucsday
sg,pteInber IS 1920 for the following work
n art. to,wii: Approximately 1900 square
Sn f 80 OF Ieadhed paving OF tho following
ss,n;. warrenite. Willie and natural rock
Forms OF proposal, can be obtained on
- certified check for amount stated
t5oo.ool On proposals must accomnanv
ca a Did as guaranty OF execution OF
am and Tht right is reserved TO reject
cHAs. e. BOILING.
DIRECTOR of Public Works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25

FARMs-we nave ,arpe nu,rh.- =,
=, s stock: rrA.a truck. dairy ana poultry
arms on our list near railroad siations
and on tbs besr automobile roads In the
o!r. Any OF ,nese farms. II bought al
pS.cc. can DC gotten at bargain pricee
Don wall: get In touch with US imme-
SIateS: Z; l. K II. l.. Denoon. Soi East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25

Jump to your tele-
phonc--get this number
working on the line
quick! We've got some
thing of tremendous inn
portance that just a few
people will know how
TO speed up" in an
emergency. Yes. it's an
added attraction at,
beautiful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
MERCHANDISE
Boats and Accessories

MOTOR BOAT-For gale: will sacrifice
motor boat: AZ feet long. with 10 IL T.
motor: both In good condition " r.
Chowning. Penniman. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
BUSINESS SERVICE
Help Wanted-Fcn,alo 81

coLoRED oIRLS-Wanted at once,
coiored girls over IL years. to 20 In
training for nurses; graded or gram
mar school REQUIRED: hiEh school prefer
req, but not necessary: Two years course:
paid while lGarinI. Apply Main Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25

IG T,s TsS thsas Want Ads Z . b sure q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for Salc

$40 per month buys a lot In bellevue Court:
oGst residence section; fastest growth:
many new homes: all city convenicnces
t icSs eonys S,,ISS, rhone Randolph 2o5S
ton. 7o7 Mutual building
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-01
LLOYD GEORGE AND
CARSON TAKE SLIM
At UNITED STATES
Rr Associated Press /.

BY Associated Press:
LONDON, March 31.-The United
States was handled without gloves
by Premier Lloyd George and Sir
Edward Carson, the Ulster unionist
leader. in the debate Wednesday in
the house of commons on the sec
ond reading Of the Irish bill The
premier said it was action such as
that taken by the United States SEN
ate in adopting the Irish resolution
that had fostered secession.
DE Valera is putting forth the
same views in the same words that
Jefferson Davis used" the premier
declared. and added that such
movement had led 10 civil war.
I'VE are doing nothing more than
the United States claimed for them
selves" ne continued. 'and will
stand no less"
Sir Edward Carson. in opening the
debate said he believed that the
Irish murders were committed mot
by my countrymen" but by ill
conditioned Americans, misled by
Sim Fein propaganda which, he ex-
claimed. pointing 10 the government,
you are doing nothing to counter
act
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-01
DEPUTY PROSECUTOR IS
OUT FOR PROSECUTOR

George A. Schock has announced
his candidacy for nomination for
prosecuting attorney Of St Joseph
county on the democratic ticket. Mr..
lSchock is at present deputy prOsecu-
tor. He has been in the practice of
law for the last three years, prior
/ TO which he was engaged in news
lpaper work. He is a brOther-in-law
TO Samuel p. Schwartz. the present
prosecuting attorney. Mr.. SchOck's
application was filed today at the
county clerks Office.
Sydney r. Cohen. 1910 s Mich
ligan St. filed his application for
democratic precinct committeeman
from the seventh ward Portage
township.
The following applications were
ailed for republican precinct COM
.mitteeman Alva G. Steele. second
precinct, Liberty township; Earl NJ.
,Bettcher. fourth precinct, Liberty
township: Charles +. Early. third
precinct. Liberty township