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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16

'ci geofonu NIUE Sc vrtaif le-
De provadet, zvlaste kdyz vrta
nj mdze byti zjist6no skoro ma
mill daleko.
Velice uspokojive vysIedky
docileny pri pokuse ziistit trh-
liny V rourach vodovodu. Voda
pohybujfci Sc V hlavnich rou-
rach V meste NIUE byti slysa-
ma, kdyz Sc geofon umisti ma
rovrch ulice, Cd deseti az do
dvanacti stop hloubky. V OBJ
chodni ctvrti V Pittsburghu by
la trhlina zjistena V nekolika
minutach, ackoliv department
j hledal jiz pa diva tydny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16
NOVY UZITECNY VYNA-
LEI GEOFON.

Washington. - PO rade du-
lezitych zkousek geofonem,
nastrojem k naslouchani, KITE
ry byl vynalezen FrancouZi
behem valky k objeveni a zji-
steni mista nepratelskych pod
zemnich operaci, ,uradovna pro
dolovani pri Department. vni-
ira oznamuje B. F. L. I. S.. re
tento citlivy nastroj NIUE byti
pouzit nekolika pozoruhodny-
mi spusoby pri dolovani pri
iin5ch prumyslech.
Velice mimofadny vysledek
tGchto zkousek jest, re zamest-
nanci uradovny pro dolovani
byli V stavu nejen slyseti a zji-
stiti misto zvuku skrze zemi,
ale rozhodne rozumeli hovoru
skrze tloustku so stop pevne
vrstvy uhlf a objevili lidsky
hlas ma plnych $50 stop VIDA
lenosti.
Co to bude znamenat v bliz-
Ike budoucnosti, necha Sc pou-
re tusit. Jeden inzinyr z IRA
dovny mohl skrze 500 stop tlu
stou vrstvu uhli rozeznati zvu-
ky dewitt rGznych nastrojIl z
deseti, jakych Sc pouziva k do
lovanf, a ktere byly pouzivany
V rGznych dobach. TAX karak-
teristickymi jsou zvuky tyto.
V iednom dole, kde Sc Chilly
pokusy v tunelu, dilovedoucf,
jenz naslouchal pomocf geofo-
nu, slysel, ze Sc delnfci v j.
mem tunelu pripravovali k W.
buchu a nafidil inzinyrGm, a.
by odesli, dokud nebude rama
vvpalena. Zvuky byly tax ci-
ste, ze ami nepoznaval, ze tu-
nelv byly 800 stop Cd sebe
vzdaleny.
Neivetsf cena geofonu pri
dolovanf, pokud je znamo, bu-
Gle We spojenf Sc zachrannymi
pracemi v dolech. Velmi casio
isou hornici uvezneni v uhel-
rych dolech po vybuchu a mu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16

vych udalostf, nebot diva vojf-
nj cestou zemfeli. Ma Paname
pochovdni jsou oba to Talaba
Pavel, /. sborna rota, invalida,
Slovak, mar. 10. ledna 1887 V
Krajne, Nitranska stolice, roll
mix, zenaty, otec tri d6ti. Dru-
hym jest desatnik strazneho
oddilu 3. pluku, Vladimir (Lu-
dvik) Poledne, mar. "a. kvetna
1895 v Dobroticich u Tabora,
krejci, svobodny. V San Fran
'cisku zemTel jeden civilni pTi-
slusnik transportu.
Ami po tax dlouhe ceste,
spojene s tolika prekazkami,
nevyschl nasim hochnm pra-
men humoru a vtipu, jak 0
tom svedci cislo humoristicke-
no hstu, vydaneho ma lodi tyto
dny a obsahujiciho radu pove-
denych satir a zertG, jimiz lite
rati mezi nasimi hochy prena-
Sell Sc pres svlzele a neprijem-
nosti cesty. TAX ma pr. o zlo-
meni lodniho Sroubu, jimz od-
dalena ma neurcito costa do
Hamburku, prinasi list tento
epigram:
Bud s Bohem navzdy,
Hamburku,
bud bohem, ceska republiko,
Pul roku tady jeste nejmene
pit budem konservove mliko.
Myslim vsak: tohle vsecko as
posledni jeste neni rama.
Ultra zas komin ztratime
a ma druhy den kapitana."
Jak dlouho Sc zdrzi tran
sport V pristavu Norfolku, ne
lie dnes rici, ale mono dou-
fati, re i tato posledni nucena
zastavka bude pokud MONA
nejkratsi a jakmile bude LODI
schopna k dalsi plavbe pres o.
cean, skonci Sc brzy odyssea
nasich vojinu ma pude osvobo-
zene vlasti.
Appelujeme jeste jednou ma
nase krajany, ably zasilali legi-
onafum cetbu do tabora a po-
mohli tax aspon castecne zprl-
jemniti jednotvarnou a zdlou-
havou cestu jejich navratu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16
TESME Sc!

Nejparnejsi tri m6sfce name
ieste pred sebou. Leto teprv
zacne a prava "letnf lazen" ma
stane.
Tu YAM mic neposkytne trva-
leisi a citelneisi ulevu nezli do
bre, pohodlne a chladne letni
pradlo re stTiznich obchod6 "u
KoudelG", Abs Broadway a
1898 Warner Road.
Ma nynejsf drahotu nase ce-
ny jsou uzasne mike a vyber
nekoneGnV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16
GRADUACE MA ZAPADNf
TECHNICKE SKOLE.

Nejmlasimi meZi letoSnimi
graduanty tohoto uGeliSt6 byl
syn zname spolkov6 pracovni-
ce ma zapadni stran6 pi. Va
chuskove Eduard, jenz uspe-
chem absolvoval luGebni kurs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16
u NASICH v NORFOLKu.

Uvitani ma americke pIds plu-
kovnikem Hurbanem. Pribuzni
a zastupci organisaci mohou
navstiviti legionare We vojen-
skem tabore. casopis "Navrat"
vydavan ma lodi. Hroby csl. bo-
jovnikI ma Paname.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16
DOSVEDCENf.

Sbirka We prospech chudych
deti a ma pomnik hrdinum V
Podebradech.
Minute kvitovano $4,000, V.
Sebor S1.00, M. Hrncirova
$500, F. Volny $500, A. Sc
dlacek $500, L. Letak $500,
j. Horak $500, J. JavGrek
$1.00.
Dalsf prispevky Cd rodaku
prijima Louis Hrncir, 2917 So
lon St., aneb Am. Del. Listy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16

w aSnlngCOn, ~. u, IA. cerV-
ma. - Jakmile dosla zprava,
re do pfistavu Norfolk, Va,
pfistane transportni LODI "Mt.
Vernon, vezouci ceskosloven-
ske hrdiny sibiTske armady do
Evropy, odejel Timed vojensky
attache Csl. vyslanectvi We
Washingtone, plukovnik Via
dimir Hurban porucikem st.
Klimou (za csl. Inf. kanc.) do
Norfolku, ably uvitali chrabre
nase bojovniky, kteri po dlou-
hem pobytu v daleke cizine, po
velkem utrpeni, ale ovenceni
slavoMaplujl pres Sire prostory
oceanG Zpet do rodne zeme,
pro jejiz svobodu rozhodli Sc
We chvili nebezpeci obetovati
vse.
Oba eminent zastupci ode
brali Sc do Norfolku, aby zaro-
ven presvedcili Sc o zdravot-
MIN stavu a celkovem duchu,
jaky vladne mezi nasimi hochy
po tax dlouhe plavbe zafidili
pristavu v tabore, kde byli
nasi vojaci umisteni, vse, co
bylo mono uciniti ku zpTijem-
nenf jejich pobytu ma pdde
Spojenych Statu. A tn mono
ihned konstatovati, re mezi
csl. vojiny z transportu emit.
Vernon vladne nalada dobra
a pres vSechny nesnaze, jimiz
byla costa jejich dosud prova-
zena, duch jejich nepozbyl sve
zesti a dGvery V budoucnost,
posilovane nadeji, re V brzke
dobe stanou jiz ma pude csl. re-
publiky, jejiz slavu nesli ma
svych praporech do nejzazsich
koncin sveta. Take jejich zdra-
votni stav jest celkem uspoko-
.jivy. &C Jest nekolk. pripadI o.
nernocnenr. fnvMfdu je v tran
sportu SO.
Virginsky pTistav V Norfol-
ku jest jednou re zastavek, jez
nebyla programu jejich ce-
sty. Propluvse prdplavem pa
namskym, meli bez zastavky
plouti ke bfehGm Evropy, ale
ma mori byla lod' mount Ver-
non" stizena nehodou, ktera il
pfinutila, ably Sc uchylila do "a
merickeho pristavu. Jak jiz
sdeleno, zlomil Sc lodni sroub
a dokud nebude provedena
sprava lodi, nebude moci tran
sport We sve ceste pokracova-
ii.
LODI Mt. Vernon priplula
kratce pc treti hodine V sobotu
odpoledne do vojenskeho tabo-
ra v Norfolku, kde bylo ujed-
nano, re vojini nasi mohou w.
stoupiti ma breh a re umist6ni
budou We vojenskem tabore po-
blize pristavu.
A jiz v nedeli, kdy v pTista-
We We meste vladne svatecni
kid, zaznela do slunecneho
depoledniho ticha jasava ces-
ka pisen, doprovazejfci razne
odmereny krok tisicihlavych
vojenskych oddflI. Byli to ma
81 legionari, pochodujfcf v pine
vyzbroji pfistavu do tabora.
Vyprave veil major Moravek,
ktery prevail velenf transpor-
tn po onemocnelem mayoru
Cejkovi v San Francisku. Tran
sport tento, jenz jest jiz 20.
transporter, vracejicfm Sc re
Sibife a cfta 27S5 legionarn,
doprovazf krone velitele 151
nasich ddstojnikG, dale So in
validG, Id manzelek distojni-
XII s l deckem, % manzelek
vojakd a 10 detf vojaki, dale
II cizincG (mezi mimi rusky
general Inostranjev), 10 CHI
mex, 3 deti cizincd, 1868 obca-
nj republiky (Cesi z Ruska,
byvalf zajatci atd.) 9 zen a
8 detf obcann.
Ze nalada mezi nasimi ho-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16

Bumbalek pravi iBumbalovi
V hospode: "Pojd'me domG,
rrave odbily til hodiny!"
Bumbal: "Co te nema. Jed
ma odbila; !; slysel jsem il zretel-
ne tTikrat "a sebou!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-16


sci. (Prvni datovane ma IT,
cham okeanu %. dubna, 2. ma
Tichem okeanu 80. dubna, 3.
v San Francisku 13. kvetna, A.
" Panamskem prdplavu %.
kvetna, 5. ma Atlantickem O.
keane 8. cervna a 6. v Newport
News IA. cervna). MATT ma
lodi malou tiskarnicku, ktera
pro ne tiskne tento maly Caso-
pis sice jen 8 az II stran-
kach, ale bohate obsahove i
myslenkove vypraveny. Ze
vsech clanku lie vycisti touhu
DO vlasti, ale zaroven pocho-
peni pro ukoly, jez tam oce-
kavaji kazdeho obcana a jichz
81 jsou nasi bojovnici ma sklo-
nu sve svetove pouti a ma pra-
hu noveho zivota pine vedomi.
Clanky zabyvaji Sc v6tsinou
vyhledem do budoucnosti, jak
vysvfta jiz z jejich ndzvd, ma
pr: "Jake povinnosti mas ce-
kali donna, "Co budeme della
ii doma", "K move praci" a
pod. Citujeme z jednoho clan
ku zaverek jako ukazku smy-
Sleni a ducha nasich Sibirann ::
"Vlastni prace, spolehani ma
vlastni silly, kriticke strizli-
We posuzovani obklopujicich
mas pomerG a udalosti necht'
zustanou kazdemu voditkem i
v dalsi praci, ktera mas ceka
We vlasti. Prvni bod sveho pro-
gramu jsme splnili a nyni stojf
pred nami dalsi ukoly. Sliti Sc
celym narodem, tvofiti, budo-
vati, byti obcanem, clovekem.
Byli jste dobrymi bojovniky,
bud'te i dobrymi obcany, sna-
zicimi Sc vzdy vice a vice
pTiblizovati sc k dosazenl idea
lu spravedlnosti socialni, hospo
darske a politicke. Tot mas ell,
tot smysl nekolikaleteho boje,
ktery zGstane v6cnym pomni-
KEN moralnf silly ceskosloven-
skeho vojska."
Plukovnik Hurban, jenz pri-
jel do Norfolku jiz v sobotu
rano, vyjel lodi Mt. Vernon,
jez tou dobou nalezala Sc do
sud ma -rnori, vstTic mensi i5di
We spolecnosti americkeho le-
kare privezl ma LODI balik ce-
skych knih a novin, po kterych
hosi nasi pc dlouhem odlouce-
nj Cd sv6ta tax touzili a jez u
vital S radosti. V nedeli odejel
Washingtonu do Norfolku
major csl. vojska Sedmik vra-
tivsi Sc prave ze Sibire pres
Kanadu a rovnez veil S sebou
velkou zasobu cetby. VGbec
vojdci V Norfolku mali primo
zizen po ceske Getbe, novinach
i knihach a krajane nasi zejme
ma vydavatelstva listG Sc Jim
neobycejne zavdeci, kdyz jim
budou posilati cetby co nejvf-
ce. Zasilky bud'tez adresova-
n.y.: Czechoslovak Comman-
der, Naval Base, Norfolk, Va.
Pokud Sc tyce navstev podo-
tykame, re pTibuzni vojinG a
zastupci organisacf ceskoslo-
venskych mohcu je navstfviti
We vojenskem tabore, pfihlasi-
Ii Sc u velitele tabora, jfmz jest
plukovnfk McManus.
0 ceskoslovenske vojiny V
Norfolku pecuje take americ-
XII organisace Y. M. C. A., jez
snazf Sc Jim zprijemniti po-
byt ma pdde Ameriky. Pro ma
Sc hochy budou uspofadany
projizdky msstem, zarizeny
skupinove koupele, aranzova-
ny hry, navstevy dvadel atd.
Americke ctenare bude zaji-
matt, jak Sc nasi vojaci dfvaji
ma syuj kratky pobyt v Ameri-
ce. Cteme v 6. elsie ''Navratu"
tuto vyzvu: "Bratri! Ma ameri-
cke pevnine zvysenou korekt-
rocff od1hrnify,o fy kfoT; pSc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
LIST POSITIONS FOR
CIVIL SERVICE MEN

& list of 6S government positions
60 be filled by civil service exauina-
tions has been received ut the post
office. This list includes only the
positions that are scheduled as open
for the month of January and the
examinations viii be all held dur
ing this month. Thirty-One OF the
positions require written eXamiua-
uons while the remaining ones only
necessitate an application and the
answering of a few questions 10 Sc
cure. The lists OF coming eXamina-
tions are published every SO days
and are on inspection in the lobby Of
the postofice.
Two examinations Will be held
during the coming week ar the post
Office Wednesday viii be given the
examination for an opening in the
census bureau at Washington, ID. G..
and Saturday for rural mail carriers
for 81. Joseph county. At present
only one rural mail carriers posi-
tion IS open that being at New
Carlisle. Three applicants took the
examination for the clerical posi-
ticu in the sixth civil service district
which was held Saturday &C the
postohice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
LAPORTE MAN SEEKS
SISTER WHO HAS BEEN
MISSING TWO WEEKS
Special to The News Times

Special 90 The Nows-11mes:
LAPORTE, Ind, Jan. 5.-Fearing
that his sister may have fallen vic
tim to foul play. William c. Rose.
of this city. left Monday for Gary,
Ind. 70 take up the trail OF the
missing woman. According 10 in
formation given at the police sta
ton. Roses sister, whose name is
Marie Demos. p years, has been
missing since Dec. %, when she
strangely disappeared from her
home, 737 Adams St, Gary, leaving
not the slightest trace Of her where
abouts.
Before leaving Laporte for Gary,
Rose described his sister as being
about five feet and three inches in
height and weighing about 10
pounds. with "a rather frail body.
She has very fair skin. auburn
hair with a slight defect of the
right eve. The missing woman is
the wife of a Greek business man
living in that city The husband pro-
fesses complete ignorance OF the
woman's whereabouts and has re-
quested the Gary police department
% AID i'm the search for the woman,
who. ne fears. has been lured away
and murdered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
TO GET DISPOSITIONS
FOR MURDER TRIAL

Attorneys representing the state
and defense in the Walter Carl Baker
murder case expect 10 go TO New
port. Va. before the trial of the
seIf-confessed slayer Of a Laporte
grocery proprietor in February to
take the dispositions of the physi-
clans who attended Baker when he
is alleged To have suffered from
epilepsy, before and after his dis
charge from the navy. Baker. Il was
alleged in circuit court, was de-
serter. When examined by doctors
he spoke of his desertiOn in a care
less manner. He was recommended
for a medical survey and later dis
charged from the service because of
physical disability. The general court
martial charges were dropped. The
dispositions which will be secured
will be submitted at the trial here
I'm February
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
EDWARD A. ZEITLER TO
SERVE TWO YEARS MORE

Edward A. zeitler was appointed
county superintendent or roads for
a term of two years beginning Jan.
by the county commissioners at
their meeting in the court house on
Monday.
Mr.. Zeitler retired from the board
OF commissioners at the end of the
year and left for California. He will
take up his new duties Immediately
upon his return.
Bruno DePaepe was awarded a
contract for the extension of sew
erage at Healthwin. The report of
Healthwin hospital for the month
ending Dec. 20 was accepted by the
board as was the yearly report of
Healthwin farm.
The petition Of Charles V. Rupel
for the location OF a road in Green
township and John Vanness for a
road in Clay township were ordered
established by the commissioners.
The reports Of county officers of
fees collected for the quarter end
ing Dec. 81 included S3,031.79 fees
collected by the clerk, $3.12120 by
the recorder, s67.65 by the auditor
and s1,455 by the prosecuting attor-
ney.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
EXPECT ACTION IN
RAIL CASE TUESDAY

L.ong deferred action viii start i'm
the case of the New York Central
against the public service commits
sion in the circuit court Tuesday
morning when the New York Cen
trail the Chicago. Lake Shore and
South Bend railway and the Chi
cago, South Bend and Northern In
diana railway are ruled TO answer
the demurrer of the commission.
Action was brought by the rail-
way companies TO stay an order of
the commission for the building of
a subway at the crossing Of the
tracks of the three lines over Lin
coin highway near New Carlisle.
This order was issued hy the
commission in 1916 at which time
the cost OF the construction was
estimated az about $4,000. The
estimation of the railway companies
at the present time is about $780,
600. They asked that the order be
stayed until the railroads were re-
leased from government control
a hearing on a depSarrer filed 10y
tie commission was had before
Judge Funk who took the matter
under advisement for some time
He gave his decision on the hear
ing shortly before leaving the city
Jan. %. his ruling being that the
railway companies must answer the
compliant of the commission
by Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
A NASTY COLD
EASED AT ONCE
'Pape's Cold Compound" Then
Breaks Up a Cold in a
Few Hours.

Don't stay stuned ups IuiJ UIvS-
ing and snulfling. A dose Of "Pape's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks up a cold and ends
all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your
cIogged-up nostrils and the air pass
ages OF your head; stops nose run
ming; relieves the headache, dull
ness. feverishness, sneezing, sore
ness, stiffness.
"Papes Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug
stores. It acts without assistance.
Tastes nice. Contains no quinine.
Insist on Pape'N Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
ANNUAL POULTRY
EXHIBIT OPENS
Feature of Show Will Be a
Flemish Rabbit Owned by
F. M. McVickerS.

Poultry lovers Of South Bend and
vicinity will have an opportunity OF
seeing some of the best stock in this
section OF the country, beginning
Tuesday noon, when the South Bend
Poultry association puts on its an
nual show al 233 s. Michigan st.
The feature OF the exhibit will be
gray Flemish bull rabbit owned BY
r. II. McVickers, Of Charlotte, Mich.
This rabbit is valued at $500 In
addition 20 this, there viii be 500
chickens and ESQ rabbits Of various
types.
According 10 ?. A. Heiermann and
Mr.. Nevins, who are in charge OF
the exhibit. the show this year will
be the best ever staged.
The poultry show will be free TO
the children Thursday afternoon.
The show will close on Sunday eve
ming.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
WARN JUDGE IN
DETER TRIAL
Court Orders Him to Proceed
IN Calm and 0eC0rouS
Manner.

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK. Jan. THE court
martial on Governors Island Of
Capt Karl w. Deter. of the 3Osth
military police company charged
with cruelty to prisoners in LeMans.
France. was enlivened Monday when
the court warned Maj William f.
Kelly. judge advocate, that he must
conduct his cross examination of
the defendant lin a calm and de-
corOus manner and Maj. Kelly a
few minutes later asked Deter di-
rectly if he thought he had been
framed by the judge advocates
department.
The court delivered it's reprimand
while Kelly was questioning Deter
concerning the arrest of a prisoner
who. Deter charged, had pulled a
gum on him. Kelly had asked the
accused if he had not been so
scared he thought he saw the pis-
tol.
Raise Objection.
Immediately objection was raised
by a member OF court and the court
stcnoErapher, asserting that three
persons had been talking at once,
was unable to say whether Kelly had
used the words $50 scared" or too
cowardly." Kelly thereupon pro-
duced his question in written form
and said ne had used the words
so scared
The court then was cleared while
the board discussed the question
and when the session was resumed.
col. William II. Allaire, president Of
the court. read the reprimand.
do you believe YOU were framed
up" Kelly then asked Deter.
Absolutely, yes"
by whom
81 don't know, but it's self
evident"
Was it the Judge advocates de-
partment?"
Il will make no statement TO this
court which L cannot prove"
Was it Capt. John NJ. Wer-?"
Capt. Weir. of Indianapolis, who
is assistant Judge advocate, investi-
gated the charges against Deter at
LeNIansD
Il cannot give any evidence at
this time answered Capt. Deter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
Men And WOMEN
ARE NO Older
THAN They FEEL

one of our leading doctors
says, Everyone. no matter what
their age. can be healthy and strong.
Il is a case OF take care OF your
self
For want OF Iron and Phosphates
you may BE- old at thirty. nervous.
thin, weak, and all-in, while at fifty
or sixty, With plenty OF Iron and
Phosphstes In your blood, you will
feel young, full OF life, vim and
energy.
Many a man and woman who
ought 20 feel young are losing out
simply because their blood and
nerves are starving for want Of
Phosphated Iron. Lack OF Iron and
phosphstes makes men and women
old long before their time, weak,
run down nervous wrecks.
"You will find that the strong,
keen, forceful. successful men and
healthy. rosy checked, happy wo-
men are those whose blood and
nerves are charged with Iron and
Phosphstes.
"Phosphated Iron makes new. rich
red blood; renews nerve force and
vitality. and increases my patients
strength and appearance one hun
dred per cent. Thousands OF men
and women who were 'all-iD' have
comeback with astonishing health.
strength and happiness BY taking
Phosphated Iron.
Phosphated Iron IS put up in cap
niles. Do not take inferior pills or
ahlets. Ask for Phosphated Iron
.ansules. Eoz sale b7
wettick's Cut Rate Drug Store
and leading druggists everz-Ehers-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
SCIATIC PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
Keep SlOan's, the Worlds Liniment,
Handy TO AlIay Aches.

THOUSANDS OF men and women.
L when the least little rheumatic
"crick" assails them, have Sloan's
Lininent handy 10 knock Il out.
Popular a third OF a century ago
far more popular today.
That's because IL IS 80 wonderful
Is helpful in relieving all external
aches and pains-sciatIca lumbago,
neuralgia. overstrained muscles. stir
Joints, weather exposure results. a
little Is all that is necessary, for il
soon penetrates without rubbing q
the sore spot. Leaves no muss
stained skin. clogged pores. A bot
tie today IS a wise precauuon. Keep
IL handy.
All drugsists-35c. 7Oc, $40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
MATCH statesmen
TO MEET HERE
local Company Makes Plans
For Another Record
breaking Year.

when the sales force Of the South
Bend Watch Co. get together at the
annual sales school and convention
Tuesday morning they will find that
they broke all records for South
Bend Watch sales last year and they
viii be told Of perfected plans for
a far greater production in 1920
that will permit them even greater
sales opportunities.
Lev Fleming, sales manager Of
the watch company says that the
convention viii be completed in ono
day this year
Because Of the way we have
standardized our sales force and
saIes policies" said Mr. Fleming. "a
longer session is not necessary or
desira bic.
Sales Plans.
There are practically no change
m our line or sales plans and our
saJcsmen will simply have to con-
inue the good work that has been
breaking all sales records during
recent months.
AZ We nave slcl4 llO rdAH1lNtH OH
The road for many months due to
our ovcrsold condition we are aux-
ious 20 have the men revisit their
customers as quickly as possible
md we are conserving time by max
ing the convention session shorter.
To Hold Discussion.
Nevertheless many important
matters viii be covered az the CON
venfion The men Will be advised OF
our national advertising plans which
continue along the same extensive
lines as in the past and will be APP
praised Of now methods of coopera-
ton TO enable them to get the great
est possible yield out of their ter
ritories.
Tuesday evening our annual ban
quCt is scheduled and will be held
az the Hotel Oliver when the sales
men. officials of the company and
department heads Of factory and
offices will be the guests"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
SLIDES AND SKATING
Kinks IN CONDITION

Slides and skating Kinks at the
various parks of the city are in eX-
cellent condition. according 10 an
announcement Monday by A. p.
Perley, secretary of the city board
of park commissioners.
The park board secretary said
Monday that if there are sufficient
persons who desire skiing, arrange
ments for this sport viii be made at
Rum Village.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-06
APPOINT HELEN LANG
GIRLS WORK SECRETARY

Miss Helen Lang OF AIishawal5a
has been appointed girls work
secretary of the local y. w. c. A.
by the board of directors OF the
association. Miss Lang has been
associated with the Y. W. .. A.
since September and now succeeds
Miss Esther Aikens OF Franklin,
Ind, TO the position OF girls work
secretary. Her appointment will
expire in June.