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South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

6o2 WEST WASHINGTON AVENUE
Corner half OF double brick residence.
Eight rooms, complete downstairs Law.
atOry: front two rooms could easily
serve as doctors or dentists suite.
Ground 1890 feet. large attic aud base
ment. fine furnace: downstairs floors
are inlaid oak Five fireplaces, built
in bookcases, pIutries and buffet Price
OF property $4,000. part cash One ~
the best buys IN South Bend. as the
owner is anxious for quick sale and
has named a low figure
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
wHITCoMB & KELLER
Lots for Sale

FOR SALE on C0NTRACT-By owners
big corner lot, Lincoln way T.. and lots
on Robinson st. Robinson Bros, 1IOl
Lincoln way r.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

DCPLEN-T rooms IN each department.
separate attics and Easements. modern
has part oak finish, fireplaces, etc /;
close in y good investment or home
Price $4,000, reasonable terms.
WEST LASALLE-9 rooms: bath.
water, gas lot &3x19S; close in; vacant.
Price So 90; terms.
WOODWARD AV.-7 rooms: modern.
square type, fine location. Price $500.
SIX RO0MS-Modern and garage
full attic and basement. 4 bargain /;
close in; north; easy terms.
NORTHWEST room bungalow !:
modern; possession May. $500; easy
terms.
SOUTH SCOTT ST.-SIodern: good cor
ner lot close in; price 5000.
KEASEY. EAST-Seven rooms. mod
ern, garage; 81. 500. terms.
DUBAIL AV.-Seven rooms modern.
close to Michigan: price $500, terms.
vOIGHT AND BRADFORD
Ground Floor. Union Trust Building.
Phone Lincoln Oil.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
SUBURBAN HOME-

"a acres. three miles from court
house on main road, y mile from
interurban. near school and church
family orchard Of 20 trees, y acre
grapes and small fruit: ?, acre as
paragus: shaded and we'll kept lawn
one acre timb -: broom bungalow;
park: green house 1880 with hot
water heater lai complete water
power outfit VIII sacrifice for
quick sale. Terms ". u. Dunna-
hoo, room g. Farmers Trust Bldg.
phones. Lincoln 552S. residence. Har-
rison 33-F-1
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

OLDSMOBILE-Mght > passenger. 6
cylinder touring; six good tires, bump
ers, spotlight. snubbers; in excellent
condition.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

HOUSE-Pay good bonus for one year
lease on six room house with mod
ern conveniences. in good northwest
location. L.. O. Box 93.
SPACE Wanted about 27j square feet
space in either j. NJ. s. Union Trust,
Farmers Trust. Citizens Trust or Dean
Bldg VIII pay bonus to secure lease
from any tenant. IIoOl Realty Co
State Lake Bldg. Chicago.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

For sale or Exchange on Contract
Partly modern, 134 p Ohio street.
Modern house. $50 s. Carroll street
Modern house. 30 r DAYTON street
r j.. CLARK AND son.
4O9-lJ Union Trust Building.
Phone Lincoln c2s6.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

NURSERY STOCK ALL KIN ID 81;
FLOWER SEEDS AND BULBS.
SHADE TREES. BERRY BUSHES,
ETC. SOUTH SIDE NURSERY 1914
s. CARROLL ST. LINCOLN 1925
III. GLEASON. PROP. TELEPHONE
ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AT
TENTION
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
Shore Propclty for SaIe
Suburban for Sale
SUBURBAN HOME

- acres, five miles out on main
road. close 20 school and church
large old orchard; younR orchard ot
about 20 trees; / Ccre straw berries,
grapes and small fruit. splendid
1OrOOm house with furnace: large
barn, chicken house ard park. 4
real home and price for quick action.
VIII sell off 10 acres with build
ings. See w. ~. u ianahOo. room 3,
Farmers Trust Bldg. call Lincoln
J62S. Residence. Harrison IS FL.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

BUY LOT THIS WEEK. BUILD
CAIRO SECTIONAL HOUSE THIS
MONTH. SAVE TIME. SAVE MONEY.
EASY TO ERECT. STRONG. PERMA-
NENT. c. {. DAY. 81 ". 5EFFER-
son.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

FOR MOST OF these properties we can
accept trades. Reasonable terms on
all.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
wHITCOMB & KELLER
wHITCoMB & KELLER

Ewing ay: 7-rOom house, square
type; three bedrooms and hath on
second floor, four rooms first floor
oak bOrdered floor in living rooms
large basement furnace, with hot
and cold water connections. floor
drain: grade entrance 20 basement
Main 400 Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
MARIETTA STREET

MARIETTA STREET
s room. all modern house. This
house $ furnace heated, etc.
bedrooms. splendidly decorated. street
paved with brick; large lot. 4sxi2O:
garage suitable for two cars. Trice
$4,000: s.. COO cash. W. d. Dunnahoo.
room 4. Farmers Trust Bldg. Ptoues
Lincoln 5J2S. residence Harrison
e3-F-1
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
The Home Looking Advertised This
EMPLOYMENT


~---aAAf lfAAAf VI INAAAAAN %
ANNASSERS- Ladies and gentlemen :
ee 70 house cauvasscrs. 80 cN-
gu.e neceseary. Mr Mack 40 the
- Ell-Th0r1urhiy traiued 0ffcs
- De past week broke ali records
80 tatancl.s reported and positions
-ss.su " efficient We VIII place you
.u"ut charge. III unframed. begin
tvuI Lainlug next Monday az the south
SSeIH business college. Catalogue free
,4ll. telephone or write
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
n. SCOTT ST

Near Portage sv. car line: room
modern home; hard pine hnish hrst
floor. three bedrooms finished IN
ivory with oak floors. Large attic:
lot 41xt6o: S650O. 81 500 down, bal
Rnce monthly payments. Immediate
possession W. h. McHenry. Realtor
Lincoln 5733. 80 Farmers Trust
Bldg.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
MERCHANDISE
Nursery Stock.

FIRELESS COOK ER-Exceilent condi-
ton. Price reasonable. Call Lincoln
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
wHITCOMB & KELL ER-

Edgewater Drive; new Groom
bungalow in choice location aud
most convenieltlv arranged: oak
trim and solid floors in the living
room enamel finish in sleeping
rooms; sun parlor; iarge basement.
laundry cOnnsction and floor drain
in basement; hot lnd cold water
standard plumbing; extra good lot.
Price and terms Call Main 400,
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
isa ACRES

Si5 miles northwest. III miles of
Lincoln way West Heavy burr oak
soil slightly rolling; l57 acres till
able. Il acres timber, 10 acres orch
ard including $50 apple trees, 80
cherries, 80 pears. 1000 grapes In
bearing Farm has good 10 room
house: shady well-kept lawn. 3
room tenant house with small barn
bank barn 38xGO feet, large corn
crib. wagon shed. poultry and hog
houses miles from railroad and
Interurban lines. = mile from school,
miles from church. ! will be Ei7d
60 show IL anyday. VIII sell off
13O acres with main buildings, re-
serving tenant house. barn and %
acres Price and terms reasonable.
W. u. Du1nahoO. room Farmers
Trust Bldg ground floor. Phones;
Lincoln 552S Res. Harrison S3 FL
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
ALLEN-SmaH 5 passenger, 4 cylinder
touring; good tires; Overhauled and
good paint: bargain.
He BOUGHT STUDEBAKEE
Studebaker Used Car Dept. South &
Lafayette blvd, also vacant lot west
or oliver hotel Statesmen there up 10
p. m.
OLDSMOBILE-Mght ) passenger, 6
cylinder touring; six good tires, bump
ers' spotlight. snubbers; in excellent
condition.
HE BOUGHT A STUDERAKER
Studebaker Used Car Dept. South &
Lafayette blvd, also vacant lot west
Of Oliver hotel Statesmen there up 70
y. m.
OLDSMOBILE-Late model. S cylinder
touring: fully equipped; just half the
price or new car.
HE BOUGHT A STUDEBAKER
Studebaker Used Car Dept. South &
Lafayette blvd, also vacant lot west
Of Oliver hotel Statesmen there up to
p. m.
DODGE-l921 model, driven Just a short
distance; equipped with cord tires and
winter top; rare bargain; just like
new.
HE BOUGHT A STUDEBAKFR
Studeba6er Used Car Dept, SoUtA &
Lafayette blvd, also vacant lot west
OF Oliver hotel Statesmen there I'D 10
= D. m.
MITCHELI~-SiX cylinder, passenger.
with winter top: good cord tires: tust
the thing for jitney work or driving to
the lakes.
HE BOUGHT A STUDFBAKER
Studebaker Used Car Dept. South &
Lafayette blvd. also vacant lot west
Of oliver hotel. Statesmen there up TO
2. m.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
HATGH AND HARMn,
HOMES FOR SALE.

52G-2s Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 1ls2
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16

DOUBLE HOUSE
on the corner OF Scott and Wayne
SITS. IL rooms, 7 on each SIDE. .
stories. modern all the way through.
This house has hardwood floors,
fun basement laundry on both sides
and is finely decorated There is
garage In perfect condition. The
house is only years old end IS
a splendid investment for anyone
interested in south Bend Real Estate.
Price $3.50. w. ID. DunnahOo room
(, Farmers Trus. Bldg Phones Tin
coin JS2S. residence, Harrison 33-F1.
+. SOUTH ST-Npsr Lincoln way r.
modern Groom lone, oak floors IL
rooms on first floor. five bedrooms
$1,000. will sell on payments. posses
sion 30 days.
W X. McHgHRY. Realtor.
lincoln 5733 30 farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
STRAIGHT TALK WITH


Observation-Disclosures & ToRREr
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
sItuntIons Mantcd-FcmaIe b

BOOK kEEPEB-Y lady experienc-
ed in bookkeeping and cashier wO-k
desires position with established firm
where accuracy and hard work viii
be appreciated Can give best OF ref
erenccs from present employer. Per
sonal reasons for desiring "a change.
Address Box @37. care News Times.
sIfuaILon Mantcd-MaIc. 81
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-16
LINCOLN WAY W

Near Cleveland av, 6-room modern
honH: oak finish frst floor: three
bedrooms and bath second floor:
house newly decorated Inside, 81 800.
part cash. mortgage on balance. W.
X MCHenry. Realtor. Lincoln 513sl.
30 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
Strand

The mother love may triumph
even when science has failed is the
story told in 1.-THE woman in His
House." a remarkable photoplay
which will be the attraction at the
Strand Theatre beginning today.
IL deals with the sacrifice and de-
votion which went to the cure of a
child who science had said would al
ways be a hopeless cripple. An all
star cast appears in this picture,
headed by Mildred Harris. who plays
the role of the neglected wife and
mother. and Ramsey Wallace, who
has the part of the over-ambitious
husband and father. a great physi-
clan. The other principal players are
Thomas Holding, George Fisher.
Gareth Hughes. Winter Hall. Gather
inc Van Buren,. Bob Walker and little
Richard Hedrick. The latter has the
part of the afflicted child. The locale
embraces the picturesque. rockbound
coast of Eastern Canada. and the
home and environment of the busy
New York physician. "The Woman
in His House is a Louis b. Mayer
production, released by Associated
First National Pictures. Inc. 1t was
directed by John Stahl.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
Ed;,b Storev at Crescent

"The Golden Hope" the Haworth
production with Edith Storey, which
opens today at the Crescent theatre
for a run of three days, is one of the
strongest heart dramas of the sea-
son.
Miss Storey appears in the role of
a devoted wife who, giving up all
that is dear to her in the sunny hills
of Vermont, goes with her fugitive
husband into the gold land of Cali
fornia where the latter expects to
make a strike. For many weary
months she tramps the waste land
with him but to no avail n he
finally. upon her urging, decides to
return to a border town and civillza-
ton. There he manages to get "A
stake" from a young man who is
engaged in developing the waste
land, and slips away alone to seek
gold.
The wife seeks employment to
help her through her trouble until
the return of her husband and Is
engaged as a secretary and stenogra-
pher by the man who "staked' her
husband. The husband finds gold
and returns. The wife's employer
ACCOMPANIES him back to the claim
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
a, the Grand TO-DAY

aThe Unknown Wife" is a meio-
drama which hovers between the ex-
IRENE strata of society and concerns,
particularly. a man who left a lie OF
crime for the love of a girl. II was
written by Bennett Cohen. and pro-
duced under William Worthington's
direction.
Miss Roberts part is that OF the
pr~oprietress of a boarding house In a
New England factory village where
she her invalid father by
hard work. Into the town ONE
.arhe Kid" the brain power behind a
band Of youthful criminals. He a
been sent to the country by his pals
TO regain the health which a prison
term broke, and incidentally to plan
the robbery of the towns biggest fac
tory.
How he falls In love with the girl
determines to go straight and later
becomes involved with the police
through his efforts to shield another
gives this interesting film a dramatic
twist which is expected to please
every audience.
Those who attend the Grand the
atre today will find in Miss Roberts
supporting cast many players who
are popular i'm their own right,
among them being Casson Ferguson.
who plays "The Kid" Spottiswoode
Aiken Hal Wilson. William Quinn.
Joe Neary. Augustus Philips. Bert
Frank, Mathilde Brundage, jessie
Pratt. Edith .Stayart and others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
FINE PLAYERS
IN MARINE BAND
Presidents Own to Give
Concert Here on Night of
Columbus Day

Under the auspices of the Tall
Cedars of America the United states
Marine Band will give a concert IN
Perth Amboy on Columbus Day,
October ~. Since 1911 this band
has made its tours all owe the u
trv under the direction of w. l..
Radcliffe and has been a most diff
cult group to procure. The chlet
purpose of this enterprise is educa-
tional and Mr.. Radcliffe's main object
in arranging for these transcontl-
mental tours under the leadership OF
William Santelman has this purpose
strictly in view.
The programs of this organization
represent a we'll condensed lesson In
music, adapted to what the leader
insists is a musical instinct that is
thrilling the United States. The
members of the band are all Ameri-
can citizens enlisted in a branch OF
the government service for Whlch
their talents have peculiarly qualified
them. The majority of composers
named on the program arc American
yet the old world composers of h
classics have their place. The Ma
rine Band may be depended upon to
give an Interpretation of Wagner
that the greatest w~orshipper OF TINS
musician could II no lduit Win
The band is composed of must
clans only who have passed the most
rigid tests. They are equipped with
the finest instruments that money
can buy, adhere to the rules which
REQUIRE presence at rehearsals two
hours a morning, five days a week,
and with an average of eighteen
years of service for its entire mem
bership it is not surprising that the
combination is considered one of the
greatest in the world.
The concert will be given in the
Majestic theatre on the night of
October -, tickets now being for
sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
MAN WHO ESCAPED THREE
MONTHS AGO NABBED HERE

BENJAMIN P~askwozina, forty. oil
Garwood, who was taken into IS
tody by the local authorities as men
tally unbalanced, was returned TO
the State Hospital at Trenton for n
Insane at Trenton this morning after
o.. NJ. Bowen, representing the 1nstl-
tuition, made the trip to Perth Am
boy to take charge of the man.
Following Paskwozina's arrest
Yesterday search of his clothing re-
vealed a carpenters union card TAX
en- out at Roselle last year, and II
formation received from the Roselle
police showed the man to have a
wife and four children at Garwood.
Continuing his investigation of the
case through Garwood, Detective
Lieutenant Lawrence A. Long found
that the man had escaped from the
state hospital three months ago and
had not been located until his arrest
here yesterday. The hospital officials
requested the local police to DC
Paskwozina until the arrival of their
attendant this morning.
Patrolman Andrew Thullesen tool
The man in charge yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
SfrOIlinC Players

The Strolling Players Company. a
show that travels at so miles an hour
is coming to the Majestic next Mon
day. The announcement of such a
worthy and high class attraction is
deserving of many sincere c%ongratu-
lations. 1t is a well balanced organ
~ization and the principals form an
unusually strong cast. The fun is
fast and furious while the chorus is
a sprightly bunch of bright young
faces. They are all good singers and
dancers and wear an unseemingly
number oil magnificent gowns. The
scenic and electrical effects are most
complete. The last includes Jack
Callahan. Eddie Shubert, Sid Gold,
Matty White. Job Jackson. Ann My
ers. Julia Clifford and Hazel Hargis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22

For more than half a century the
abolition of capital punishment has
been an issue in American public
life. Several states have dispensed
with the death sentence as the SUI
preme penalty for crime, and n or
two of these states have returned to
the moose and the electric chair as
the only effective means of both
punishment and diminishing MUIR
der.
In Mother o. Mine" the aboli-
~tionists point out a striking exam
pie of the danger of the state as
suming to take the life Of its major
criminals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22

to estimate its value. While there
detectives from Vermont, looking
for the husband, appear and the
husband sinks away into The desert.
The other man returns and the
trouble-mongers of the town accuse
him of being in love with the wife
and with having murdered the hus-
band.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
..,Iotber O,Nfine, Coming

The widely discussed question OF
capital punishment and its abolition
has been revived in many quarters
by the appearance of Thomas IL.
Ince's stirring melodrama, Mother
o. Nine which opens at the Cres-
cent theatre on Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
RUPERT Author
oTHE OLD NCSTo

One of the finest casts ever assem-
bled will be seen in THE Old Nest"
the Rupert Hughes story of mother
love and American family life, hat
is being shown at the Ditmas he
atre this week. The story is a film
version of a short story that APP
peared in the Saturday Evening Post
and was produced by the Goldwyn
company.
The director, Reginald Barker. is
well known for the many fine pro-
auctions he has made for Goldwyn.
In the cast Mary Alden plays the
leading role. that of the mother. who
appears first as the young matron
with her six children of school age.
Then, a little older. with greying hair
she is their companion and adviser.
Finally. they grow to manhood and
womanhood, leave the old nest and
strike out into the world for them
selves. Here, the poignancy of Miss
Alden's acting as the old mother Is
irresistible.
The program also includes Harold
Lloyd in his latest picture. among
Those Present." it Is a scream from
start to finish.
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special Paramount picture, adapted
from the COsmo Hamilton novel, Ills
Friend and His Wife,
After seeing the picture, write a
letter to the midsummer Madness
editor of the Daily Pioneer and tell
him what you think of that ending.
You can use as many words as you
desire, but remember that TO lie 5rlef
and to state your thoughts clearly
is half the battle.
ALI letters mist be received at the
Daily Pioneer office by s p. nj. We'd
nesday, June 20. Awards will be
made as soon after that as possible
and the prize wi ming letters vii be
published. The judges arc Miss ga
Virginia Brown, II. z. Mitchell and
]. D. Winter.
Tomorrow's Daily Pioneer will
carry special "Midsummer Mad
ness" section which will tell lot OF
things about the production and
which will carry 4 special page o.
store advertisements in which local
names Will be hidden of persons VINO
will be lucky to the extent OF recelv,-
ing free tickets to see "Mldsummer
Madness"
The first prize in the letter writing
contest is So, second 50 and third
prize, 81 lin theater tickets to me
Efko, good any time.
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MAR TX ETS
HIDES
AUDIENCE MAY STUDY
midsummer MADNESS

When "Mid5ummer Madness is
shown at the Elko theater, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, June "a, rs
and 26, it is expected that it will
receive more concentrated attention
from the spectators than the usual
picture receives and it will not be
surprising to see hundreds in the
audience who will give more of a
class room atmosphere to the scene
than that OF mot. On picture thea
ter.
1t all comes about because of the
Elko theater-Daily Pioneer prize con-
test, details of which were announc-
ed in yesterdays edition. The Elko
and The Pioneer want to know what
your opinion IS of the ending OF this
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Judoed Him by His Hair.

At the beginning of the second Sc
mester of school, a boy entered the
first grade wearing curls. That noon
at table my young hopeful in a tone
registering disgust said: THAT ne"
boy is sure some sissy" Upon my
asking him how he knew, he replied:
81 know because his hair says So
Chicago Tribune.
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Eraser Hint.

When the eraser becomes well worn
it IL apt to smear the paper when it y
used to erase a letter. To avoid this.
simply rub a little chalk on the edge
OF the eraser and no smear will occur;
and the erasuie Of the letter will be
done much more quickly as well as
more neatly.
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Coal Lost In Waste.

Under ordinary conditions Of min
ing and firing, 'out Of every 1900
pounds Of steam coal in place in the
mine, only about Is pounds are con-
verted into mechanical energy-a most
surprising fact. The other 1924
pounds are either unavailable or are
absorbed by the eight losses.
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ADDITIONAL WANT ADS

FOR sALE---1s2o Ford. touring car
lin excellent condition. Electric
starter all new tires. F.. B. Get
chell, 1924 Beltrar1i ave. Phone
431. 4 3t6-23
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special Paramount picture, adapted
from the Cosmo Hamilton novel, Ills
Friend and His Wife,
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And some lBemidji people, while they
may not be what you would call saw
ages, have at least reached the growl-
ing stage.
-"Midsummer Madness
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THE ~
TWENTIETH CENTURY
LIMITED
LIMITED
A Comedy of Errors.


Two Bemidj ball mines crossed
bats at the local ball park Sunday
in what lis called lone big error and
which proved to be batting practice
for the M. &. I. freight pushers. The
boys had an umpire and they let him
render the decisions as he chose, but
they didn't pay any attention to
him. He was simply the tigure-head.
He was smooth workman, though,
and proved to be one man who could
stick it out the entire game. 1t is
said that the reason why he proved
to be such smooth worker is that
he works for the Standard Oil COM
pany and he had his greasy clothes
on.
One player got real enthusiastic
and. in a pinch, slid for the home
plate in his silk shirt. He got a
little sand in his oxfords and pulled a
couple of threads in his silk socks,
but outside of that he was not badly
mussed up. He was a representative
of the team that represented the
Moose, 1T is said, and is one of the
nine that got ''delrorned.' Now the
NJ. & l. manager assumes the role of
Judge Landis speaking for the big
leaguers and says the other boys
ought to get little experience before
they suggest taking the raLlroaders ON
again. The railroaders, several of
whom were heavy hitters, proved be-
yord a doubt the value of having a
board fence around the ball park,
that is, the value that would have
been derived had the fence possessed
a few more boards in good working
condition
One eyewitness to the baseball
murder wants to know why people
still persist in sending out of town
for their ivory.
Trade At Home
Red Pep's Philosophy
Red Pep says:
make Jesse James look like a gentle
make Jess James lCok like a gentle
man
Most people are willing to spend
$40 in an effort to win q SIS prize"
There isn't much sympathy for
the worm that met the early bird"
"'When your shortcomings are ad-
vertiscd, the ether fellow buys the
space"
''Mon of few thoughts far outnum-
Der men OF few words"
Amt It A Fact
Doesn't Sound Reasonable.
''There's A Little Town in Ireland"
sings J. Aldrich Libbey. Judging
from some of the news dispatches we
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