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The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
The naiiy Telegraph Bulletin and Weekly NuExet delivered by carrier. Fer month e3.ee.
NOTICE or FORFEITURE

To Fred Chapman, Thomas Nubbaca.
 Milton E. Afie4. Eugene E. Aiies.
 cabeii Whitehead. Dorothy Dobba, John D. IAedy. ysha L. Bsaa sna H. T. Hardins. you sna each .f your heirs. assigns and legal repre-.
 sentatives:
 You arV hereby notifed that the undersigned oo-ownsr. in the placer mining claim known as Ruby Placer Claim on Pcluk creek tributary ,f sering Sea. In the Cape Nome Min. ing and Recording District, Territory of Alaska. (the notice of location of which Is recorded In Volume SC at p.x, ZIG of records of said District) has ex. pended the sum of One Hundred Dol. hrs each year during the years 1906. 1907. 1908. 1898. 1910. 1911. 1912, 1914 1915 and 1876, in doing the annual labor required by Section ess4 Revised Statutes of the United States and sun. plemental legislation thereto, fin order to hold said claim.
 And ysu and each of you arc hereby required as co-owners in said ciaiu contribute your proportion of such expenditure as your inter. est may appear. to tue under. signed at Nome. Alasha, withi, ninety days after the date of exp,- ration of tho ninety days publication Of this notice. and if you fail or refus, so to do your interest in sa,d claim will bs forfeited to the und.r. sisned by virtue of said section 23a, Revised Statutes.
 Dated Nome.' Aiassta. Dec. 9th. 1s,s. WILD GOOSE MIN. f TRADING co Dec. 6. 1s. 20. 2. 1918. and Jan. g. ie IT, ~. sl. and Feb. I. :. IS. P, 1920.
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CLAIMED WILSON GENT U. 6. TRooPs TO RUSSIA
 AGAINST ADVICE

Washington Feb. 1s-American troops were sent to Archangel and Siberia by President Wilson in direct opposi- ton to the advice of General Bliss. while the general was member of the Allied Supreme War Council. &C., cording to'a declaration made by Gen. teral March, Chief of Stan of the army. before the congressional committee en- saKed in probing the war activities.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
WILSON TAKES HAND IN
 SHIP SALE CONTROVERSY

Washington. Feb. 17-l'resident Wilson has informed the senate there is no truth in the widespread reports that there was an agreement between the United Staes Shipping Board and certain British interests for the sale Wilson denied the allegation that the projected sale was a framed agree ment in emphatic terms.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
GOVERNMENT ROUNDING UP
 WlLFUL DRAFT pEsERrERs

Washington. Feb. 1s-A national roundup Of willful draft deserters Is to be started by the War Department at once. according to an official an- nouncement from the department to- day. It Is stated that the department has ascertained that the total number of draft deserters Is the country Is 1S3,s11.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Fred Chapman. Thomas Hubbard. Milton E. Ailea Eueons E. A,... Cabell Whitehead. Dorothy Dohbs John B. Leedy, John l.. Bsau and H. T. Harding, you and eaeh of
 your heirs. assigns and legal repre- uves:
 You are hereby notified that ths
 undersigned co-owner. in the placsr
 mining claim known as Highest BIa
 tiaeer on Pe'uk creek . tributary of serins Sea, in tho Cape Nome Min. Ing and Recording District. Territory Of Alaska. (the notice os location Q,
 which is recorded in Vol. lis at ps., sos of fe%oras Of said District) ,ss =.
 esnded the sum of Ono Hundred Ds..
 Ars each year during tho years 1908. 1907. 1908, 1908. 1910. 1911, 1sIa. l,,4 1915 and 1876. ia doing the annual |l.bor required by Section ase4 Rev,sea Statutes of the unitad statss and sup. |p'amsntal ieaialation thereto. ,n ert,r To hold said claim.
 And you and each of you ere hereby required As co.owners in saId claim 10 contribute your proportion sf
 sacn expenditure as your intsr. |est may appear. ts the undsr. sasnsd at Nome. AlasAa, within ninety days after the date of expt. ration of the ninety days publication of this notice. and if you fail or refu.e |so to do your interest in said claim will bs forfeited to the untasr- signed by vlrtus se aatd section ssea |hsvissd Statutes.
 nased Npns. Alaassa. Deu. 9th, 1913. WILD GOOSE MIN. { TRADING co. Dc. (. is. 70. s7. lsis.. and Jan. 5. 10. Y. ss. sa. and Fss. I. .. 1s. q, 1890,
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LORD READING DECLINES
 AMERICAN AMBASADORSHlP

London, Feb. 17-Lord Reading has declined to consider an offer of appointment to the post of British Ambassado to the United States. ac- cording to an( semi-ofFicial statement today.
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ADMIRAL BENSON TO SUCCEED
 PAYNE ON SHIP BOARD

Washington, Feb. 17-Rear Ad- miral Benson. Chief of Naval Opera tions during the war but now retired, has been selected by President Wilson to succeed Payne as q member of the Shipping Board. according to a White House announcement today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
REVOLUTION DEVELOPS
 AT vLApivosrok

London. Feb. 1s-"'Revolution has broken out in vladivostok. Nikolia. Yenishiek and Blavsovost and all au- thority Is in the hands of provisional government whose program is In favor of union with the Soviet government of Russia. says Soviet wireless from Moscow arriving in London today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 FOR PATENT. .. Mineral Application No. o360 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE NOME, ALASKA,

|
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Peter x. Peterson whose residence and postoffice address is Nome in the Territory of Alaska. has made appn cation before the United States Land Office at Nome. Alaska. for n United States Patent for the MORNING STAR PLACER Mining Claim situat. ed on the right limit of Dry Creek about four miles northeasterly from the town of Nome. and being Mineral Survey No. 1240, and being more par ticularly described in the plat and field notes of the oficial survey there. Of now on file in the United States Land of'ice at Nome. Territory of | Alaska. to-wit:
 Beginning at corner No l, a schist stone 24xsx6 inches, 12 inches in the ground. marked 1-1240 Ms. with (x) on top surface for true point with stone mound 24 inches base IS inches high on N. W. side of same. and from whence U. s. L.. M. No. II bears S. 2s deg. 52 min. 30 sec. w. 65ss feet. A geological station and monument on Newton Peak bears N. Gs deg. CT min, F.. about Is miles.
 Thence N. 57 deg. 03 min. W, variation 1s deg. 30 min, E. 714,e feet to corner No. ?. identical with corner No. l Survey 1177 Big Two Bench; fir post 1 Inches square 3 feet above ground in gravel mound and scribed 2-124O N. s. for this survey.
 Thence N. Is deg. 4a min. E. vari. ation ls deg. 15 min. F.. 123e.s feet to corner No. 8, a schist stone s4x1ax inches. 12 inches in ground marked s-124o NJ. g. with (x) on top surface for true point. and earth mound 90 inches base IS inches high on N. ". side.
 Thence s. 6S deg. 54 min. E. vari. alton 1S deg. 20 min. E. 66S.O feet to corner No. I. limestone 2lxl0xs inches. ls inches in ground and mark. cd 4-12l0 M. 8. with (x) on top sur face for true point. a stens mound 2a inches base IS inches high on W. W. aide of game. Fhencs s. II deg. s2 min. w. vert ation 1s deg. E. lsls.s feet to cor ner No. and place of beginning. con. taining an area of 1s.7s1 acres. The Mineral Monument to which said placer mining claim is tied is located and described as follows: | U. g. L. N. No. Il is . ir post inches square. feet above ground in stone mound 3 feet high feet haae and scrtbed U. g. L. N. No. II, and is situated about 70 feet east ee . government road (known as Bsssis RoaO and 2.7s miles northeastsrly from the mouth of Snake River in Latitude s4 deg. g min. N. I1ongi- tude 1es deg. P min. W.
 The notice of iocation of saId placer mining claim is recorded in Volume 1ss at Page s7 of the records of loca- tons of said mining district and pre- Icinct.
 The adjoining. claims ars::
 On the north MORNING STAR AD. OPTION placer claim. unsurvsyed. claimant unknown.
 On the east No. | above Discovery on Dry Creek. Survey 72o. On the west tho BIG TWO BENCH SURVEY l1177. both owned by the Pioneer Min linz and Ditch Company.
 On the south the PANARAlfA BENcH Placer Claim. Survey Mo-. leS. '. ". Alhri6ht owpsr. 1 There are no conalcting claims.
 1EoS. NcoAlgN. lPubiish- Jan. ss. n, 1sA. 7,sil. n.
 ss, NareA ,e II. .. lsse. l S-+ s2
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CAPT FERGUSON, FORMER NoMElTE, DEAD

San Francisco, Feb. 1S-Capt, Wal ter H. Ferguson. former Federal com- missioner at Ruby. Alaska. and well known throughout Alaska. died in this city today
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
WILSON DENIES ...
 wITApRA~AL REPORT

Washington, Feb. 17---An emphatic denial of the Paris report of yester- day that the president threatened to withdraw the treaty of Versailles and the American French treaty from tho senate if the Adriatic question is set- tied without consulting the United States was made by the White House today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
JOHN W DAVIS SUGGESTED
 AS LANslNc's succesoe

London. Feb. 17-Cabled repolfa from the United States today suggest that there is q strong prospect that John w. Davis American ambassador to London, will he chosen to succeed former Secretary H State. Robert Lansing.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
FINAL RAILROAD AGREEMENT REACHED BY CONFERENCE

Washington. Feb. '17-A final agreement regarding the pending rail- road reorganization leeis( (aHion Mas reached by the senate and house con- ference late today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
POINT NOPE NATIVE DIES OF FLU IN SEATTLE

Seattle. Feb. 1S--Kaipukrois. an Eskimo girl of the Point Hope section of Alaslsa who was preparing herself fof missionary work among her own people. died here today following an attack of influenza.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
REPORT WILSON WORSE DENIED 0Y WHITE HOUSE

Washington. Feb. l7-Rumors to the effect that President Wilson's con dition has grown worse during tho night were denied this morning by the White House. It was stated that Mir Wilson was up and around this even- ing.
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sor'cs oe soasssrvse


 To Fred Chapman. Thomas Hubbard, Milton E. Ailea EuGsns E. Aifss, csbsii Whitehead. Dorothy Dobhs, John D. LeeAy, John L. Bsau end IT. T. HardinE you and each Of your heira. zsslsns and texai repre- sentativea:
 Yoa ars hereby nstffea that ths und@sisned cn.ewssr. h tAs piacer miaing claim kpown n Forty Acre Tract. situate fn thA Cape Noma l(,n- ing and Recording Diatssct Tsritory Eof Alaaka. fths nntics of ,ecatton af which is rscordsd in Vol. III at page sss of records q Aid udstsict, has ex- pended the sum df ons Handrsd Dol. safs each year dur,as tho years 1908. |ise7. iesa. ises, isis. 'istl. 1s1s, ISIS, ISIS and is1a n doins the annual iaAer rsquirsa ,by esoa3da sas4 Revtfsd |eatutes cf ths Ui3tsd ahtss sad I'D. lpissnsntal ,sess,sAisa tAssetp. n 'esAer to hold saM sAlq.
 And yeu anA sqeA af yep afei hssu6y )ssqutrel as csstWglms h ss1d cA1m (es csaAahvts your prsDsrtioa ea suca 'szgsa1ltssV ss yosr inesr- (0t 9Aay IaDsunA = shs 'uaasr- |asDsd st 1esa,a. AhaA. witAtn |nansty says .eltse tAs dass oe sspi. |sAssea ee sAs Naaely 1lvS puhlieatssa |e9 this netsss. aaA lfiysn fhu r rstuas |ss sa = aJosR lp1us1t h ai4 |caain win V ssseaeDa q eAAs aassr. |ansA sy vtrtAs se ss11 escaien sasl |HsviasA statstgs.
 nAssd Msaa4 AiA1ln. nst, ssh, ials. WILD GoosH afEN. rA xJA1s1ru GO.
 ca-0xnsr. |Dss. [. IT, sA q. ie1Ai - q .1A IT, N. q. aAA n. l, A n A m. t .I
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
McADoo NoTA
 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

New York. Feb. lS-Wiliam c. McAdoo today announced that he is not d candidate for the democratic nomination for president. McAdoo also asked that his name be withdrawn from the list of primary candidates where it was filed by admirers q day or two ago.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
JUNE BOMB TERRoRlsTS
 CAPTURED AT PATTERSON

Patterson. Feb. 17-Evidences that the bombs used last June in attempts on the lives of Attorney General Pal mer and other public men were made by some of the terrorists who were arrested here yesterday was disclosed today by government operatives.
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NOTICE or FORFEITURE


 FTo Fred Chapman. ThemAs Hubbard.
 Milton E. AiieA Eussns E. Ailss. Cabsli Whitahsah Dorothy Dobba
 John D. Leady. Jshn l.. Beau and H. T. Harding. ysn and .sach of your heiFh Assigns snd legal reprs. sentatives:
 You and each nf you tho hossby not assWsigxsd en.ewnsr. h tAs placer ntning ciatm known as Black Hawh Placer on Bsiuis essak trsbutary q Bsring ssa. In ths ,caps Nons Min. Ing and Recording uistrict. Territory |ef Aiaai,a. tths notics of iecatfon ef which is recorded In voluma e at paee sls of records of aaid District has sx- bonded tho sun of One Hundred Dol. iars each year during the years 1soe. isea. lses. lses. lslo. isli. isl.. lsll, lsls aad 1sla ia doing the aansal |hber required by Section ss24 Revised shtutss ee ths unfssd statm and sup : Elemental iessiation thereto. In order |tn hold aAid claim. <
 And you aia each of you ars hsrsby required as eo-ownsra in aid ciaim to cuottbst4 your psoportion xf such sxDanditars as yarf intsrs ct may 'appsar. <stss fls undns.l |slsned at NesaA Ahsin, witAln ninsU days axlsr ths dsts 0f sxplsi |n1on oe the ninety days pubiisatton Of this aotics. and is yes fan or rsfass 70 to do your interest in aasa ciains wil 6s foreastsd to ths usdsr. [nlsnsd by vsrsas II sAid section ass4 |Rev3sa 0neato.
 unesA NounsI fAiasln. nec. eth. leis. ]. fwtp uoosp MIN. | rRADi,ao CO., CosoWDer. FaS A n. SM Its. 1. s.Sak q, IJsb.
The Nome nugget., 1920-02-21
ALLIES DECIDE TO INTERNATioNALizE
 THE DAROANELlES

London, Feb. 1.-The information alizatiuu of the Dardanelles and the Sea of Mamora, which has long been forecasted was decided upon definite . ly today by the Allied Supreme Coun- cil.
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. W. oRl.AND, Plaintiff.

.N' w. ''iSiNtANI, I-aIntlH. T
 -VS- J. R. LINN, JOE VINT, A. D. AN DREWS, r. s. LAMPORT, as Ad. ministrator of the Estate of J. P. Rogers. Deceased. and c. F. Rice
 Defendants
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, SECOND DIVISION.
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ALIAS SUMMONS No. 2z2s
IN THE nlsTRrcr COURT FOR TIT TERRlroRY OF ALASKA,
 SECOND DIVISION

CALVIN G. BRINKER. Plaintir.
 vS,
 ALFRED ANDERSON. Defendant. THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 4. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND. ANT. ALFRED ANDERSON. s
 GREETING: You ars bsseby summoned and ,re. quired to appear and answar the com plaint q ths plaintiff on file In Ethl |e4iss cf :the cierk of the above en- |ansd censl h ths ct0 sof NosnA Ii
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MAIL THE NUGGET TO YOUR FRIENDS OUTSIDE AND HELP BOOST THIS SECTION OF ALASKA
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The President of the United States of America to J. R. Linn, Joe Vint, A. D. Andrews and F. s. 1.amport. as Administrator of the Estate of J P. Rogers. Deceased. Defendants
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CALVIN c. BRINKER. Plaintiff. !
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' SHALL Deputy CI0Tk Publish-January 3. 10. 17. 24. s1, and
 February 2, 14, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-22
SPEAKS TWICE AT
WESTMINSTER NJ. E.
Illinois Woman Makes Good
Impression Sunday at
Church Services.

Mrs. G y. Gilbert. Of Cana, H..
spoke at the Westminster Presby-
terrain church at both the morning
and evening services Sunday. In
the morning she chose as her sub
ject. The Church School of Mis-
sions," i'm which she discussed the
educational training offered by the
church for training men and women
in this line of endeavor. At the
evening services the Women's Mis-
sionary society conducted their an
nual praise services and Mrs. Gill
bert SPOKE on Women and the New
Era" in which she reviewed the
achievements of woman in the
church and in other fields Of labor.
IT was the verdict OF two large
congregations who heard Mrs. Gil
bert speak that her lectures were
the best ever heard i'm this city on
the subjects which she employed.
Others have spoken on the same
subjects but none so clearly. so
forcibly or so elequently as did Mrs.
Gilbert
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-22
POST OFFICE CLERKS
WANT BONUS RESTORED

CHICAGO, March 21.-Postoffice
clerks and federal employees at a
meeting Sunday which was addressed
by Federal Judge K. NJ. lands,
voted TO send a petition 10 con-
gress urging the restoration Of the
$40 bonus in effect during the war
and also asking that an additional
bonus Of S24O be granted 70 employees
whose salaries are less than $4,000
a year.
Judge Lands told the men that
the abolition OF the $40 a year
bonus was rank injustice He ad-
vised them 10 get out OF public ser
vice IL they could and said 'as
long as YOU remain a federal en-
pIoye wou will be served with every
form Of injustice. There are some
gentlemen and I'm not criticising
congress who think fl IS economy 10
keep the wages of federal employees
at the lowest possible point. That s
not economic-its insanity
other speakers declared the fed
eral employees had received no wage
increase since 1914. except an IN
adequate bonus of $40 year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-22
LOWDEN RECEIVES
PERMISSION FOR
STATE WATER WAY
Document Authorizes Ac-
quirement Of Property for
Water Power Development.

SPRINGFIELD. IL, March 21.-
Gov. Frank .. Lowden, Of Illinois.
has received a new permit for con-
struction of the Illinois waterway,
dater March 4, and signed by Ian
sing n. Beach, chief of engineers of
the war department. Washington,
and by Sec'y Of War Baker, accord
ing 10 an announcement by W. l.
SaCkott. superintendent of Illinois
waterways
The conditions on the permit is
sued in January. open investigation
by state officials in charge of the
work, were found TO restrict the
state in obtaining right OF way and
actual construction.
Authorization Granted.
Application for an amended ap-
proval of the plans was made in
February. the matter being present
ed 10 the war department by Mr..
SaCkctt. The new document from
the government authorizes the use
of all water diverted from Lake
Michigan for waterway purposes and
authorizes requirement OF property
for development of water power. the
original approval and authorization
of construction restricting the state
in these particulars
THE question OF diversion Of the
water from Lake Michigan for SAN
itary purposes IS nearer solution
now than at any time in the past
fifteen years" said Mr. Sackett. who
attended the conference with engi-
neers of the war department and
members of the Chicago sanitary
district board i'm Washington re-
Gently.
Sanitation Increases.
Construction of sanitation treat
ment works must be pushed" Mir.
SaCkett said. constructing works 10
prevent further interference With
navigation as a result of lowering
lake levels must be installed"
Ar S&ckett declared there was
every reason TO believe that the san
itary district trustees and the state
will have q plan worked out soon
which Will meet with the approval
of Col. JUdson. resident engineer and
that II Will have the support of the
government engineering corps at
Washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-22
TERRE COVPEE


The funeral Of d. J. Smith was
conducted Friday Afternoon at the A
NJ. Russell chapel and interment was
made at New Carlisle. Mr. Smith
ana his family were residents or
Terre Coupee Prairie for many years
before moving 10 Portage Prairie
and will be remembered by many
old friends.
G. r Warren. formerly employed
by the Mooshead Inspection bureau
Of Chicago. paid q short visit TO Mr.
and Mrs. j. w Cauffman this week
leaving Friday for New York city
where he has accepted a similar po-
sition under government supervlS on.
Miss Lura Reynolds who has
been an for two months OF influenza
and complications. rs gaining slow y.
Mr. W. r Reynolds OF WesNille
visited his daughter, Miss Laura
Reynolds. Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Burden, MI
and Mrs. J. ". CaUdman. NicrOr
Bates and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Fssal were among those who attend
ed the funeral Of ID. j. smith az
South Bend Friday.
Vera Reynolds of Westville. Wis
tied his sister, Lena Reynolds, Fri
day
The funeral OF Miss Pearl Pshi-
bUs<i. who died az Epworth hospital
Friday. will be held at the Terre
Coupee Polish Catholic church Non
dav al 10 O'Clock a. M Intermont
will be in ST Joseph cemetery ~
south Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-22
CUSTOM OFFICER FINDS
QUANTITY or BRANDY

BOSTON, March 21-An Italian
in-nirant woman's eagerness to re-
move from ner trunk a large china
DOH lct to the discovery by customs
oncials Sunday OF 800 quarts OF
brandy hidden in various parts Of
the White Star liner Crete from
- eGtterraueln ports.
The officers saw q woman hast. y
AXE q doll from her trunk and at
tempt 20 carry Il away They also
noticed that two other women on
the pier were cuddlng dolls IN their
arms Upon Investigation they FOUND
gallon jug OF brandy beneath Che
dress OF the first doll and quart
bottle concealed in The clothing Of
each of the others.
A search OF the vessel brought 10
Light quantities. II liquor slowed in
ventilators and lockers behind piles
OF life preservers Most OF II was
found in the crews quarters. 10
arrests were made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-22

evidently looked at me more closely
than I supposed.
win you operator"
Yes. if you call chiseiing off a
hunk OF bone operating" and the
doctor laughed disagreeably.
do you give anesthetics in cases
like these?"
mo, unless they seem likely to
bite"
/ began TO gro-v indignant / had
often wanted to bite dentists. but I
really possess remarkable self con
troll, even under fortune.
They squeal good deal don't
they" the other man was saying.
"Oh, yes. But let them squeal.
We tie down their feet so they can't
kick. If their squealing draws a
crowd we ram a sponge down their
throats. That quiets them"
How long does the operation
take?"
Sometimes ten minutes: some
times half hour. You just have
to chip off the splinters Of bone till
the jaw is smooth and even. This
chisel is u little dull, but | haven't
got time to send it out to be
ground"
l heard the clinking Of metal. He
was evidently sorting over instru-
ments. Presently ne came out, still
with his hat and coat on and carry
ing a little bag
/ set my teeth I was determined
to go through with it,
Well" l said, when are YOU 90
ing to begin ."
Begin WHAT" he asked.
Operating"
Why. as soon as can get there.
What was it YOU wanted to see me
.about?"
1t was my turn TO be surprised.
About this lump on my Jaw. Of
course"
ION your jaw ."
Eyes. on my jaw, on whose Jaw
did you suppose"
My dear sir" he said. you must
have wanted 10 see DR.. Jones on
the second floor. am DR.. Jones.
the veterinarian"
And he hurried off on his wav 10
the stock yards.
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-22
PERSIAN TRAVELLER
ADDRESSES Y. ". C.. n.

Paul Boodagh. the noted Persian
traveller and lecturer. spoke at the
vesper services held at the y. w -
\. Sunday afternoon AT O'Clock
The World Fellowship committee Of
the association acted as hostesses
at the social hour following the lee
ture. AIr. Boodagh spoke on Mo
hammedsnism and the Asia of To-
morrow a topic. closely allied with
the land OF his birth and one on
which he was well informed. He
appeared in native costume. Nusi-
cal numbers followed the talk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-22
AanL5g TIS
NILES ROADs POPULAR.

sunday was the fiji st day Of
spring-some day. A parade OF
automobiles on the Niles I'd ap-
peared TO be the chief attraction
for residents of South Bend and
Niles. An autoist had no chance
20 speed, owing 10 the density Of
the parade. When a man started for
Niles in a certain place in the line.
he stayed there until Niles was
reached Many cars stopped FOR re-
pairs with only "A few owners being
throughput enough 70 drive of the
highway while making the neces-
sary repairs "Yutch" Kinzie and
his talking Ford took group of
News-Times men 10 Niles. Just
past the state line the Larty waited
for the interurban car 10 pass. II
did-going about 80 miles al hour
across the paved road.