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Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
FLORENCE |. IF |.
 SEES WORK ON DAM

FLORENCE, April Forty mem bers of the chamber of commerce were guests of Engineer Oldberg and the management of the work at the diversion dam on Tuesday. The members went up in cars and ate in the regular mess hall with Mir. Old- berg and the men. After dinner President Truman called in Judge J. o. Baughn to speak of the relation of the chamber of commerce and the new project Judge Baughn told of the cooperation in the project and of the hopes of the organization for fu- ture development. Engineer Oldberg responded, telling of the help which the chamber of commerce had given and thanking it for the cooperation
 After dinner the members were taken over the project and shown the work which was being done. They were well impressed with the prog ress of the work.
 The closing number of the Lyceum course was given last night by the Great Lakes String quartet The largest house of the season, over 250 persons, greeted the musicians.
 At meeting of the school board Wednesday night Superintendent H. c. Robertson signed a contract to continue in his present capacity for three years more at an increase in salary The board feels very forum ate in securing Professor Robertson, as he is an educator of note and has not only built up the school system here this year. but also ha$secured a unity in program and action hereto fore never achieved.
 The teaching force for the coming year was considered, but no definite action was taken
 A fair sized group of dancers at tended the second annual Bremen $ ball at the Isis theater last night. Al proceeds went to the benefit of the local fire department.
 Local people were called out to two fires Wednesday night. The first, ai 7:3o o'clock, was merely a bonfire if the public camp grounds for the pur- pose of advertising the F'iremen's ball so when the alarm sounded again al 9:45 o'clock many thought it was 6 false alarm and did not turn out l was all too real, however, as a 5 tor Quad truck had caught fire in tn yards at the county stables. For ; time the fire threatened the largy | stables, but by quick work it wa, controlled The greatest damage wa, done to the truck
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

and that the home economies courses would be offered the first five weeks only.
 Requests have come to the home economics department for assistance in teaching nutrition and dietetics in a practical way; for teaching applied art lessons in vocational classes and carrying on home management work in the schools without special equlp- ment
 4The courses offered this summer will be a direct answer to the re quests" said Miss Hahn. The de partment of home economies at the university stands ready at all times to serve the teachers of the state and in this instance has made it possible for progressive home economies teachers to obtain courses along the most recent developments in the branch.'
 Miss Hahn said that Miss Laura Cornstock, direct from Columbia uni versity, has been secured to teach a course in nutrition and health She has been doing special work in nu- triton and child feeding classes ano clinic work
 l Child feeding classes will be car ! ried on in connection with the even | ing schools now operating on the nor may campus. according to Miss Hahn Miss Comstock will also teach
 course in projects in health and home nursing. She will consider sub1ec
 matter in physiology, hygiene, chile care and nursing.
 | Miss Louise Everhardy of the ap' piled art department of the Kansas
 state agricultural college will con.
 duct two classes, a class in apphee design for teachers who have had n' preliminary work and a class II methods of teaching related arts
 Miss Everhardy has had experience
 and training in the New York schoo
 of fine and applied arts and the Cnl cago art institute and has had teacn ing experience in the grade and nisi l schools and the vocational scnool the United States army.
 | Miss Hahn will preside over cias'
 of teachers of experience who desir' to investigate vocational education and to study the Smith Hughes ac I and means for carrying out Voca tional home economics programs Methods of teaching special subject
 will be emphasized by Miss Hahn who will feature in her course nouse
 hold management practlcfi teNlI.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

pie last year, who were able to re- serve accommodations in advance through the local agent. Hundreds were said to have been turned away in July and August of the 1920 sea- son because the resort was filled to capacity.
 E. L. Phillips, representative of the Spreckels companies, who has been in Phoenix for several days, left yes terday to resume his travels through Arizona and Texas in the interest of the Southern California beach resort. Before leaving he said there seemed to be every indication that the vol ume of patronage from Phoenix and vicinity would exceed that of last year.
 Phoenix visitors at Tent City each year exceed in number those from any city in the west. with the ex- ception of Los Angeles, Phillips said This has been customary for the past six years, and with the new scenic line in operation direct to San Diego In addition to the route via Los An geles, the Phoenix record is expected to continue. Excursion fares will ge into effect about the middle of May over the Southern Pacific. San Diego and Arizona and Santa F'e railroads
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
AD CLUB
 IODINE MONDAY EVE

Covers will be laid at the main din- ing room of the Hotel Adams on Monday evening at o'clock for the A local advertising men who will form the nucleus of the Advertising club of Phoenix. The dinner will be served promptly at o'clock and will be followed by the reading of the constitution and bylaws and a gen. eral meeting. Notice of this meeting has been sent to ell of the ad men of this community and a full attend ance is expected
 The need for an Ad club here has been felt for some time and the meet
 ing Monday night is the outcome of
 the enthusiastic action taken by the
 pre- organization committee at its
 meeting last Thursday. An Ad club Is a powerful factor in any communi- ty in elevating the standards of ad- vertising and merchandising and ir establishing Truth in Advertising wherever these organizations func- tion. The Ad club of Phoenix vii
 soon become affiliated with the As sociated Ad Clubs of the World anG will pursue the splendid program ol the parent organization.
 In the event that any local adver- Using mans name has unintention- 1 ally been omitted from the list tt which the notices of the meeting hay, i been sent, reservations for the din. 1 ner and meeting can be made b, phoning the temporary secretary 1 Capt L. A Weiss, at 1881 or 4234 l The announcement of the plans, pur poses and programs of the Advertis 1 ing club of Phoenix will be mad shortly following the meeting ol
 Monday evening.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
SAN CARLOS WEEK
 TO BEGIN MONDAY

FLORENCE, April 2-San Carlos week will be observed from Mondas to Friday with a series of nightly rallies in different parts of the dis trict. Final preparations have been made for the week, which will have for it's purpose the boosting of the San Carlos dam project.
 Judge o. J. Baughn has been se- lected as the principal speaker of the week by the committee of six, con sisting of Judge Overfield, T. Glenn ems, W. J. Davidson, Scott Prouty William Ellwell and Judge Baughn The speaker will present the present status of the project at the nightly meetings.
 Valley residents regard everything favorable to the project at present Recent state legislation and the be- ginning of construction by the gov ernment of the diversion dam are re- garded as signs that the San Carlos project will become a reality Judge Baughn also will speak on the limits of the project, which is expected to irrigate 1900 acres, of which 40, 900 will be on Indian reservation
 The series of nightly meetings vii be held as follows:
 Selma district, Monday; Kenil- worth district, Tuesday; Signal Peak Wednesday,; Casa Grande, Thursday Florence, Friday.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
VINCENT WOODBURY
 COMING ID PHOENIX

Vincent Woodbury, brother of Clarence Woodbury of this city, will arrive in Phoenix this morning for a visit of a few days with his brother Though MT. Woodbury is not con nected with the newspaper business he has been a frequent contributor to them on a variety of subjects Several of his articles have appeared in The Republican within the last half dozen years His description of a Canadian dog team race was a classic and was printed in the sport ing columns of one of the New York dailies.
 For the last ten years MT Wood bury has been engaged in handling various mining and milling machin- cry lines in northern Ontario He is one of the pioneers in the remarkable development that has taken place there.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
RECITAL GIVEN AT
 SCHOOL IF MUSIC

A large audience enjoyed the pro- gram at the Arizona School of Music Saturday afternoon, when Walter Hastings Olney. head of the vocal department, presented May Angeline Coggins in recital, assisted by Beat rice Harvey, violinist, pupil of Robert Saunders, and Louise Jackson, read CT. pupil of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley. Anna Marie Calvert and Mrs. l.. L.. Dana were accompanies. The pro- gram was as follows:
 Pianologue--
 "A Memory, Edna A. Park
 ''The Lady of Dreams. Mabel Daniels
 "A Garden Romance" .-...-. .Shaefer Violin
 La Straniera, Op. 11s. .... .Dancia Cradle Song ,...... .Brahms-K Kramer Vocal
 "A Folk Song" .-..--...-..C Clutsam Let Me Have Thee" -.---. .Arditi 'The Little Weed" ..----....P .Peyke Monologue- Unexpected Guests" ............ ........... Margaret Cameron Pianologue- "A Little Rock. John Barns Wells l T Dunno'' John Barns Wells l Kitty .......... John Barns Wells
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
TWO VACANCIES IN
 COMMISSION STAFF

Vacancies in the corporation com mission staff will not be filled until summer, according to Loren Vaughn, who said yesterday that while the appointments might be made shortly to put an end to the stream of appH- cations that are pouring in, the clerks would not draw salaries until July 1.
 There are two vacancies, that of head of. the investment department, made vacant by the appointment of Stanley Williamson as secretary to the commission, and that of chief clerk of the automobile department,
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
STATE LAND OFFICE
 RECEIPTS S46,496

Total receipts of the state land de partment for the month of March amounted to $46,496.36, according to the reports of Rudolph Kuchler, state land commissioner. The sale ac- counts for the month amounted to $16, 6,701S5, the rentals S2S,230.63, while the fees were s1,563.SS.
 The first three months Of the year the net cash receipts for the office amounted to $143,1479S, which amount has been transmitted to the state treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
Y.W. |. \. MOVESTO
 234 w. MONROE ST

Taking up headquarters in its own property at 234 West Monroe street the Young Women's Christian asso- citation has moved from its former home, 306 North Second street. The association will be established in the quarters it is now occupying i0defi- nitely, for it has abandoned a con- templated drive for funds for a new building.
 The prorerty on which the home is located was purchased a year ago and has been leased. This is the first opportunity the association has had to make the move, which is satisfac- tory to all departments which win be housed in the building. The of fees of the secretary, Miss Frances Shambaugh, is in the new home, as are the offices of the girls work de- partment under Miss Mary Lee, the recreation department under Mrs Oscar Mumbaugh and the dormitory under Mrs. s. W. Freeman
 Miss Lee announced yesterday that a housewarming would be held shortly, the date of which has not been set.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
UNIVERSITY SUMMER
 SCHOOL ID OPEN AT FlAGSTAFF JUNE 2O

The university summer school will pc he'd at Flagstaff from June 20 to august 27, according to the an nouncement made by Miss Helen dalm, teacher trainer of home eco- monies, who will have charge of this branch of study. Miss Hahn said that the ten-weekS session would be divided into two five-weeks' terms
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
APPOINTED AGENT
 FUR BEACH RESORT

Arrangements were completed yes- terday for the reappointment of Mrs. Aileen M Butterfield, 8 East Ad- ans street, as representative of Coro-
 nado Tent City for Phoenix and nearby communities. Mrs. Butter field also will represent Hotel del Coronado, which is owned and oper- ated by the Spreckels companies of San Diego. The arrangement proved a convenience to many Arizona peo-
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

and laundry problems to vocational classes.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

A timepiece set in a finger ring is the latest innovation. It is 90 small that a glove can be put on over 1t easily.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-09
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


East Dayton Streets. room house.
al modern. Price $3.50 5000 dogn.
been cut for immediate sale
Iowa Street-SiK room house. electric
lights Possession Immediately. Price
$4,000. 600 down
Taylor Street-Seren room house Gas
5 IIss,, water n tie ysEs Possession i'm
Crescent Avenue-EiRht room house
toilet and water upstairs. water In klt-
chen. and gas. Price 8, zoo. $500 down
POSSESSION immedi ately.
Liberty Street.-The room house.
Price 81 so $500 down
Hin Stneet-EiEht room house vith gas.
Water In the yard Price $50. 800
Northwest Additional acre lot vita
s.1oom house. flowing we'll Price 5000
Miami Streets Seven room house. AL
modern bur furnace. on ~arline snd
paved stpeet Possession within -
dsEs Price $500. 81 zoo down
Bowman Street Seven room hose al
modern. doors with hardwood Borders.
Price $1,000 $50 down.
West ColfaN-FOur rooms city watsr
IN yard. electric lights. Price SETS.
S4IS down
Lafayette Street-Tvo room hou..
Water In yard. garage. Possession In 10
DAYS Price 81 500 500 down
Lafayette Street-Eight room HOUSE.
city water ia yard electric lights Pos
session in 10 days Price $500. $500
down.
Oakslde Street-Four room house. el,e-
81 500. $3.50 down
S. NJ ROBINSON & son.
l24 y. Main Street.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-09
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Of Improvement Rcsolu-
ton SIS.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS
Oincc OF the Board.
0Wth Beud Ind Nav o. Il

Office OF the Board.
South Bend. Ind. May 8. 1921.
To whom IL may concern:
Notice is hereby given by the
Board n Public Works of the City Of
South Bend Indiana. that 90 IL de-
sired and deemed necessary TO make
the following described public i'm
provements In the said city as au-
thorized by the following mum bered
Improvement Resolutions. adopted
hy said Board on the 4th day Of Nay.
1921.
! That % is desired and deemed ne
cessary 20 improve Miner Street from
So. Louis Boulevard 10 81. Peter
Street as follows to-wit.
Said Street shall be graded and
TIE roadway thereof shall be paved
and also the roadway Of certain pOr-
Nrsions Of the streets and alleys which
4 enter or intersect said street shall be
graded and paved The paving ma
terial 90 be used in making said i'm
provement shall be Sheet Asphalt.
Bitulithic Asphaltic Concrete or
BrI>k. and the foundation shall be-
aStiand cement concrete six t6D
0lnchcs thick for the sheet asphalt.
bitulithic. asphaltic concrete and
brick or rolled gravel six CD inches
Bthick FOR the brick. also cement curb
4 shall Do constructed along said street
where same is necessary and not al
/ ready constructed. storm water in
1 lets and conduits shall be constructed
yhere necessary: all manhole tops
nd storm water inlets shall be set
= the proper grade. cement margin
urb shall be constructed az an
ct and alley intersections where
Vcessary, all as is more particular
shown and all in accordance Win
~ plans. prohles. detail drawings
and specifications on file i'm the OF
4 fee Of the Department Of Public
i Works OF the city OF South Bend.
4 Indiana.
said Improvement shall be known
4 and designated as Pavement on
81 Miner Street from st. Louis Boule-
Z ward 10 ST Peter Street. under I'm
rOvement Resolution No. 8I3. In
he City OF South Bend. Indiana.
Detailed drawing. plans. prohles
and speCihcati tons are on file and
may be seen az the office Of said
- Board. and all work in the making
20 said public improvement must be
4 done in accordance Herewith.
u Said Board has fixed June /. 1921
as date upon which circumstances
y may be filed or heard by persons in
terested or affected by said public
Improvements and on said day al
l5 o'clock u. IN. said Board Will
its said office hear and consider
any remOnstrauCes and persons IN
y crested. or whose property IL ar
ctcd by said public improvements
n Till decide whether the benefit
will accrue 10 the property
ting and adjacent q the pro
q improvements and 10 said
will be equal 10 or exceed the
mated cost of the proposed i'm
Movements. as estimated by the
ity Civil Engineer.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
@. A. Elliott
Harvey T.. ROstiser.
John T.. DcHaven.
VERONICA c. SWEENEY
Clerk OF the Board.
blicatiOn May TIA. 1927
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-09
SaIcsmen and Agents.



MAN WHO LEARNS TO SELL CAN
ALWAYS MAKE MONEY.
LEINBACH- HUMPHREY X TORREN
gives inexperienced men valuable train
Ing i'm salesman5hip and direct personal
selling real estate
Prepare 10 make yourself independent
and well Go do" Take advantage Of
our course OF instruction in real estate
salesmanship. We furnish text books
TO inexperienced men and hold a free
sales school every Monday evening az
80 m Come and bring your friends.
our properties are the closest in
homesites in South Bend being sold on
easy terms.
we assist our customers 10 build a
temporary house IL desired.
Planted into gardens our lots will pay
for themselves.
Nine-tenths OF the people are pros
poets. for only One-tenth OF the people
are property owners.
II your are working in a factory and
desire 20 better yourself. learn real
estate Salesmansbip.
For information see sales manager be
tween p and 10 a. m. or . and y. m.
Join the growing safes organization
Of
LEINBACH-HUMTH REY & TORREY
So Farmers Trust Bldg. Main T54
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-09
FARMS FOR SALE



FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
60 acres level gravel soil. OF good quail
fly Located on Main road, Just miles
from North Liberty. All stock tools and
growing crops 50 with the place.
BARGAIN
s. acres OF the lest beech and maple
land in this locality; good improvements
plenty OF fruit; good road tust about ;
miles from the center Of South Bend /.
between CO and 20 acres seeded 20 tay /.
some growing grain; possession OF build
ings at once.
CASH: TERMS OR EXCHANGE.
50 acres heavy rolling land: close in
20 the city, good improvements main
road fruit. wood Tot. Priced right for
quick sale.
40 acres good level prairie land just
fair Improvements good orchard ~
acres IN hsy. close 10 town and about =
miles from South Bend.
Price $500.
lP5 acres OF dne level prairie land: one
Of the best on the Terre Coupe Prairie
this is well improved; plenty ~ fru..
on main roat, and all under cultivation
CASH TERMS. OR EXCHANGE
NOIGT & BRADFORD.
Ground Floor Union Trust Bldg.
Lincoln Sill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-09
y otfce Of Improvement Resolution So
) EpAHIAIIN OF HIRI.Il Mnkh =

or PUBLIC WORKS.
south Bend. Ind, May {, 1871.
l @ Whom II MAY Concern
. Notice is hereby given by the Board
20 Public Works Of the city OF south
Bend. Indiana. that 70 IS desired and
deemed necessary 90 make the foloWing
numbered Improvement resolutions .. rs
adopted hy said Board on the fth day ct
&lay 1921
That the construction % a local sewer.
and adapted only FOR local use
|ahuts thereon and not intended or
adapted for receiving sewerage from col
lateral drains. be- and the same rs hereby
ordered in and along High 81 from In
0iaua av Co Dubal av as follows. to-
Beginning no the manhole at the in
I -rssff ION Of the center line or Indiana
~>and High ST.; thence south along the
inter- lire III High ST. 10 point ~ Feet
lrth 81 the north line NJ bunail av-
4 th q T. inch vitri1ed pipe sewer, to-
Their with the necessary manholes
'rm water inlets, condutts and house
injections to the curb line along thf
uc If said Improvement on as Is more
articularlv shown and all IN accord
nee with the plans, pronles, deta u
d drawings and Specifications on hle in
Fl me Office Or the Department or Pupic
4 Works. n the city ~ South Bend. ina.
1 Said Improvement shall be known and
designated rs Pipe Sewer on High 81.
from Indiana nv. Go Dubatl uv. as Lufler
Do CITY az south BEND. Indiana
! Detailed drawing. plans, pronles and
3SuerihcationS are on file and may be-
seen 10 the office 81 said Board. and al
8york in the making ~ said public i'm
rovemcuts must be done i'm accordance
= rrcWitE
4 Said BOARD has fixed June T. 1921. rs
date upon which circumstances may
dIed or heard by persons Interested
affected by said public improvements
hi ou said day at . IL o'clock =. NJ
ld BOARD. will. at it's said onirc.. hear
ud consider any circumstances and per.
i ous interested. or whose property is
Tertcd hy said public imuroveupcuts
d viii decide whether the beueht that
% accrue 90 the property. ahuttinE and
iiarcut 90 the proposed imprOvcrpeutS
rd fn said city. will Doe equal to or ok
cd the estimated cost ~ the proposed
improvements. rs estimated 10y the City
Engineer
BOARD OF PTRLIC WORKS
g. 4 Elliott
Harvey T. Wosfi~cr
John r peIIavcu.
cronira e. Sweeney, clerk ~ the Board
Mav I-14
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-09
1O1 ACRES

81 miles out. near Crumstown.
About 50 acres timber and low
land. balance under cultivation.
This soil is good. Growing crops
go with this farm; also good
cows,1 registered Holstien Bull.
team Of horses and wagon. I
room house. barn 24x96 and
1924 silo. granary. chicken
house. hog house. etc. II sold
now price Sl15.OO an acre or will
sell 50 acres with buildings at
Sl25 per acre. W. d. Dunna-
hoo. room 4. Farmers Trust
Bldg. Phones; Lincoln JOS.
Residence 33-F-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-09
AUTOMOBILES

For your approval We offer the follow
ing:
1-1919 Franklin like new
1870 Dodge coupe, ike new
Mercer, cheap FOR quick SAFE
1-1990 Overland roadster.
1-i920 Ford coupe.
1-1920 Chevrolet.
buick sedan.
1-l92O Essex
1-192q Buick winter top.
Twenty nine other cars from 800 10
q chose from. Open tiii +. ~ Come
and see our new home
AUTO MARKET
Jefferson and Lafayette.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-09
Houses for Sale. ~

Houses for Sale. 81
4 REAL HOME-On Malmi street. Z
rooms all modern, furnace heat. full
basement. large lot terraced. 42xI42
$500 W. ID. DunnahOO, Realtor, room
Farmers Trust Bldg Phones
Lincoln 552S. Res. Harrison 50 FL
A REAL BARGAIN-On Marietta st,
room al modern home In good cOndi-
ton Full basement lot 43xl20: shade
and fruit: garage for cars; $1,000. W.
ID. DunnahOO, Realtor. room Farmers
Trust Bldg. Phones Lincoln 052S.
Residence. Harrison 3-F-l.
BCNGALOW-On randolph St, for
sale: n new strictly modern > room
43X14z: near Lincoln school. bus and
car line. Del Leer. lincoln 1926.
BEAUTIFUL 10 ROOM BRICK AND
STONE HOUSE
200 block West Washington av.,
for sale. This house has all
solid hardwood floors, is ar
tfstfcally constructed on the in
terror IN good attractive archi-
tectural lines, has . heating
plants, baths. steam and hot
air. running hot and cold water.
open fireplaccs, slate roof.
ciSterns, stationary laundry
tubs. hot water heater and is
hutteruut trimmed throughout.
This house is a wonderful bar
gain for a person looking for
either safe profitable invest
ment which will bring 1870 per
wear or one who Is seeking a
real home now ut price 81 600
below actual value. Write Box
i for appointment.