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The Ward County independent., 1921-02-17

Meet the drafts drawn upon them
BY the Bank Of North Dakota, or close
their doors, is the ultimatum which
the state bank examiner, O. e. Loft
hus, has issued to various banks
throughout the state in which the
state institution has redeposits.
At the same time, instructions went
out to public officials to resume the
deposit Of public funds in the state
bank, on penalty Of having their bonds
cancelled.
The house killed the bill passed by
the senate allowing each member Of
the legislature $3.50 per session in ad.
dition to his per diem, with which ia
meet necessary expenses.
Balls or dances in any normal OF
high school in the state would ba
made unlawful By the passage Of sen.
ate bill 145, by Kendall. The univer-
sity and the A. G. are excepted.
A maximum tax Of eight mills fol
all cities, towns, and villages and OF
five mills for township purposes is
provided in pending senate bill. The
maximum school rate would be fixed
Ut ten mills by this bill.
The Ward County independent., 1921-02-17
COUNTY LINE

Our Town Board and others were
at Stanley on business last Monday
Our teachers took their exams at
Stanley last Friday, returning on Sat
urday.
A large number attended the Sec
ond session Of the Lyceum course at
Tagus last Friday and Saturday,
which was very good, and we believe
appreciated by all who attended.
There were four in the troop and each
member gave excellent parts.
A number from here took in a bas-
ket ball, boxing and wrestling match
at Berthold last Friday night, report
ing things doing.
l. NJ. Dilley and family visited at
the Jim Philamalee hame last Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Kickapoo Club masked dance
at Blaisdell last Saturday night was
very largely attended, tho there were
but few masks, owing to the fact
that masks were not to be had, but
the bunch had a fine time, the prize
takers were T. L. Kincannon and Miss
Rose LAUDER, the former represent
ing genuine old time Indian. We are
very much pleased with the size Of
the crowd, as the hall was crowded,
notwithstanding that there were
dances at Epworth, Palermo, a party
north Of Blaisdell, and another dance
at Berthold. It shows US that the
boys know they get their moneys
worth when they patronize Kickapoo.
The gross proceeds were about $65.
Miss Goldie Nettleton took the train
for Lostwood Saturday to pay her sis
ter, Iva, who is teaching school at
that place, a short visit.
Theo. Nettleton came up from Ber-
thold Saturday to spend Sunday with
his folks, and incidentally took in the
Blaisdell dance.
Mrs. T. L. Kincannon returned from
Minot last Saturday, where she had
been several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Bennett spent
several days at Minot last week.
Miss Rose Lauber spent several
days visiting at the A. A. Peterson
home.
We are in receipt of pleasant let
ter from our old friend Ira D. Bush Of
Pomona, Cal, where he and family are
spending the winter. According to
Mr.. Bush's letter, conditions are not
much if any better in sunny California
than in sunny North Dakota.
Fred Woodwork took load Of
light footed dancers to Blaisdell last
Saturday night in his Velie Six.
It reaches our ears that the orches-
ira plays "just to show off," Well,
why not show of once il while, when
others show of all the time?
The Ward County independent., 1921-02-17
Death Penalty ,s Sought.

Re-establishment OF the death pen
atty in North Dakota is asked in sen.
ate bill 161 by L. K. Baird 6f Dickin.
son.
Death penalty was abolished in this
state in 1913. But it is contended that
present conditions, brought about by
the attempts at enforcement Of the
Volstead act which is 50 constantly
and f1agrantiy violated by whisky run
and Canada, has made some form of
drastic punishment for crime neces.
sary. The state, it was pointed out in
the senate, is oyerrun by desperate
characters who must be curbed.
The Ward County independent., 1921-02-17
state May Max. EIectricitx.

Senate bills No. 1875 and No. 1873, in.
troduced by Liedsrbach, call for the
institution Of new state industry.
The first measure would appropriate
$3.50, 600 to be known as North Da.
kota Electric Utility bonds" prescrib.
ing the terms and making other provi.
sions for the payment thereof.
The purpose for which the $3.50, 900
would be used 10 contained in senate
bill 138, which is entitled an act de-
claring the purpose Of the state Of
North Dakota to engage in the enter.
prise Of furnishing electricity for
power. heat and lighting purposes to
the inhabitants Of the city Of Bis.
marck and the county of Burleigh, and
to supply electricity to all state build
ings owned or leased By the state, and
also to the state streetcar line.
The Ward County independent., 1921-02-17

An allowance Of IS for each session
attended IS proposed for city aldermen
throughout the state.
A state board Of health il proposed
In pending senate bill, to consist Of
the state superintendent Of public in
struction, the president Of the Anti
Tuberculosis association, the president
Of the State Nurses association, the
president OF the State Medical associa-
tion, the chairman Of the public. vel
fare section Of the North Dakota Fed
Grafton Of WOmen's clubs. and rep
resentative Of the health bureau Of tie
w. g. T. U.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
wooden REALTY co.

Some OF our many homes. Our ~
prices ana many listings may plssss
In North West and south Bast wpu
situated We have many modern bungn-
lows beautiful in construction. Soua
with or rooms and very laborste in
nnish. Prices range from $500 20
$500.
North West. Neat stuceo home in good
neiEhborhood. rooms Parity modern
Shrubbery, grapes and berries. Lot flx
l25. S2JOO--terms.
Near Jefferson Blvd. East. ideal ioes-
uon. Bright, clean cottage. rOOma.
partly modern $500. 500 cash OF Will
trade equity sor good car
Southeast Neat bungalow, built
years. rooms, partly modern Pun
basement garage, large lot s. no
Completely modern home. excellent 10
cation. rooms. 3 bedrooms. Bip rOUf
y pc Splendid workmanship, oak hnish,
large lot 81 500. 500 cash.
Northwest. best section. ROOMS
completely modern home. oak finish. All
g 1yeniences. including laundry, garage
Beautiful English colonial. roosnS
sleeping porch Solarium. solid hard wool
finish. Quaint and charming room az
rangement Built Ia features fireplace
u und5y etc. Garage- Large lot
Abundance II shrubbery aud trees.
Within = blocks OF center Excellent
roOming house in best residential part
OF city IL cheerful well arranged rooms.
separate Law tories, hot water heat, gar
age Price for quick sale, SS,5OO-terms.
Brick mansion in best residential part
10 rooms, oak, mahogany and enamel
finish. Alcove, reception hall, tiles Vest-
bule, beautiful fixtures, 2 hreplacss,
lavatories, laundry, hot and cC,d soft
water. Triple garage, shrubbery and
trees. Lot 66X120 S14.0O0-terms
Brick mansion. prominent desirshls
corner blocks from center. 10 large
elegant rooms. best finish, all accessories
2 lavatories. Fireplace. pantry. refrig-
orator room. laundry. Vacuum steam
heat. Lot 6bNl85. 10000. One-half
cash
See rs for suburban homes and ideal
home sites. For property in beautiful
ROseland and River Park.
wORDEN REALTY co.
23s Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 445.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT RESoLU
TON 81, DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS.


Office of the Board
south Bend. Ind, April =, 1921.
To Whom II MAY Concern:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works of the City OF South
Bend. Indiana, that ii is desired and
deemed necessary to make the following
described public improvements In the
said city as authorized BY the following
numbered Improvement Resolutions,
adopted 10y said Board on the 18th day
Ct April 1921.
That the construction OF a local sewer,
intended and adapted only for local use
by the property holders whose property
gbutS thereon. and not intended or
adapted for receiving sewerage from
collateral drains. be and the same is
hereby ordered in and along Calvert 81.
from Chaplin ST. from Catalpa ay- 10
Owing av. as follows. tO-wit
beginning at the intersections OF the
center line u Calvert ST. and CatalpR av. (;
thence east along the center line Of Cal
vert st. 20 the center or Cnapln St, with
an lS-inch vitrifed pipe sewer; thence
south along the center OF Chaplin 50. TO
the center Of Donald st, with 15-inch
vitriued pipe sewer. thence still south
along the center line OF Chaplin st, 800
feet with n 12iach yitrifed pipe sewer
thence stlll south along the center Of
Chaplin 50. 20 a point 10 feet north OF the
north line of Ewing av.. with a lO-inCh
vitrined pipe sewer, together with the
necessary manh0les, storm water inlets
tNllhAN - anu mousse fOMlfNk-Nl1 10 AAAN
curb line along the line Of said improve
utnt all as Is more particularly shown
and all in accordance with the plans,
prohles, detail drawings and specihca
tlons on fle in the office OF the Depart
ment or Public Works Of the City OF
South Bend, Indiana
said Improvement shall be known and
designated as Pipe Sewer on Calvert ST.
and Chaplin So. from Catalpa av. TO Ewin :
av. under Improvement Resolution No.
ol. Tn the City Of South Bend. Indiana.
Detailed drawing. plans, profles and
specifications are on hle and may be
seen at the office or said Board and all
work in the making Of said public i'm
provements must Dee done in accordance
herewith
said Board has fixed May is. 1921 as
date upon which remonstrances may be
fled az Is o'clock +. 81 said Board,
viii. az its said Office. hear and consider
any circumstances and persons interest
ed. or whose property is affected by said
public improvements, and will decide
whether the benefit that will accure 10
the property. abuttlng and adjacent 70
toe improved improvements. and 10 SO
city. viii be equal 70 or exceed the est-
mated cost or the proposed improve
mehts, as estimated by the City Civil
Engineer.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
@. A. Elliott.
Harvey +. Rostiser
John r. DeHaven.
Veronica c. Sweeney, Clerk OF Board.
April 81 May 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Property for sale IN All p.ros y ~
Northwest.
six rooms, at modern. SQUARE ~
home sTith garage 65S-ierms
slI rooms, al! modern. bsorooms.
paved street x5Ho-terms
slK room bungalow. partly modern,
quilt i year - $p-terms
Allen street S5aCo-terms
SIX room, semi bungalow lot A1xis0. sil
Peved. Ee.8O0-ST00 cash.
Seven rooms. bedrooms. all modern.
with garage. 8oOo-SJ00 G. 81.
Seven rooms on W. CoifaN, Parry
modern. k3S0O-terms
Five rooms. All modern, Lssaiis ~.
Nine rooms and sun parior. Lincoln
Way West Lot Axis. bedroonss
solid oak floors. old ivory and manoEanT
finish. Electrical IRE place; nne bsse-
ment With gilt e0Ce furnace laundry and
eoHbls garage. Seen o. appointment
Seven rooms With bedrooms psT4ry
modern. e4,Oo0-S70O cash
Two homes on one lot snd Boonss-
psrtly modern. on paved street Lot
4SKl60. S35O0-ierms.
Southeast
Seven rooms. psrtly modern. closs -
South Side car. S320O-s2oO cash. WI
take Ford auto Ia part payment
Elght rooms. Penn. Ave. SADo-esrUg
Six room bungalows. with EaFaEa p
bedrooms. S.d00-terms
Seven room. al modern. 3 bedrooms
laundry and stationary tnbs Gsurs.
So 20O-terms
T'hirteen rooms, rocminE house, q ~
room housekeeping suites solid oak
floors, fireplace. bullt-in bookcases.
trench doors and windows. lavatory frst
floor. old ivory finish throughout pan
try, rear stairway for maid. sleeping
porch basement; finished and plastsrsd.
hot water heat, laundry, with stationary
tubs and automatic water lift hne douhis
garage, has an income AZ present o. Ss2s
per month extensive grounds, with hns
lawn and shruUOeTy. VIII sell furnish
ings and equipment of Birdsevs rnsrla
walnut and mahogany furniture. Seen
by appointment only
HAUGH & HARMON.
626- = Farmers Trust Bldg.
Phone Main 11S2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
1G0 ceres OF heavy lannd or Terri
C0upee prairie 10 room two story
house. barn Ox7O, u acres Of timber, A
acres OF clover, "a Of wheat Immediate
possession = acres stock and tools
Included. $1,000.
r. J. CLARK & SON. Resltor. 4o8-lo
Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln 62S8.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28

CHICAGO. Apru -wHBAT-So. /
Ff9. Sl.at = No. red. 81 tGt1 nj .3Tiz.
tyEN-No. yellow. 046Hlltr. No.
q yellow, J9ff60izc. No. 8 yellow - &c
white. 57h05Sc.
bATs-NO. / white 2sttn15c: No .
bite So; No. 3 white, @Tis 01zci 40
white, SIC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
PRODUCE NIARKE

Corrected Daily ~ the Brotherhood
Grocecry. 23O y Main ST
BUTTER AND EGGS-C-eamery but
ter. paying SOC pound. selling 5jc pound (;
eggs. paving 22c dozen, selling Doc
FRUITS AND NEGE tABLES-FruitS,
California naval oranges &c TO 60c per
dozen: new cabbage. paying &c 10, sell
ing Sc.
OLD POTATOES-Paylng 7jc bushel,
selling 81 bushel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
FOR QUICK SALE.


SO-acre farm, 9 miles from Elkhart
4-r0Om house. fine big bank barn, other
OutJGilGings, large bearing orchard, at
tractive price Immediate possession cen
be 8rranged. Act quickly.
lO-acre farm. near Bertrand. Michigan
good. comfortable house. nice young or
cbard. 800 cash, balance easy terms
g acres on Michigan state line, KoOd
building and fine bearing orchard, about
One-ha1 OF this IS black, sandy loan
We can accept a trade, either Niles or
South Bend city property ca this
10 acres, three miles from Niles on
Edwardsburg road, good buildings and
fences. Mostly black loan. Will ac-
cCpt South Bend city property In trade.
balance reasonable terms
80 acres l-2 miles northeast OF North
Liberty, large brick house and good barn.
Price 0.OOO-
COLPAE2T REALTY CORP,
backbone Bldg.
Phone Lincoln 2152. open evenings I %
8.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALB
1913 Mitchell cylinder Sedan.
1870 Baby Grand Sedan. Ike new.
1921 Baby Grand Touring.
Several 40 Touring, 1900 % up.
Several Fords including Ford Sedan
with starter. Terms.
BEISTLE AUTO SALES co
343 Lincoln Way west Nain ne
Open evenings 70 g
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
South Bend Market:
HAY srRAw 80 FEED.

III :" ~ " III = '7'7'''
Corrected Daily by the Wesley Miller
Flour & Feed Co. $40 {. MichiganD
NEW HAY-Paylng s1I 20 SIG, selling
~ 90 SO.
STRAW Paying 81, selling SIG, or
eOc bale
OATS-Paylng soc. selling 0Oc 20 20,
CLOVER SEED-Paylng $lOOO, sell
Ing SD 20 S14
ALSIKE CLOvER-SeIlinE SIG 70 SIS
ALFALFA Northern groWnJ-Sl4
NEW COBN-Paying Co. selling soc
q 90c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28

st9U, STEADY. choice heavies. 81 50d0
lsnts, s. St0I50: heifors S51s; cows,
1890 bulls. ftUe. calves. sac.
lambs. S6a9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28

Corrected Daily By Major 8ros. $. LO-
gan St. Mishawakl.)
HEAVY FAT STEEkS-Fair to good
GdSc. primes. Sdsic.
HOGS--130 TO $50 lbs, sAc; $50 to
600 lbs sac; 200 TO 80 lbs. sc;
2JO lbs. Sc
IAEn-1Hc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28

corrected Daily by =. " Lippman,'
2IO y. Main ST.
HIDFS-3c.- calfskins Zoe, rend
taIlow. 8GJc III. rough rallow. case 10.
beeswaN. 2Jd3j.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
GRAIN AND FEFD.
Corrected Daily by D. -. Morgan, starr
Mills Hydraulic Av)

WHITE CORN-Paying Coo a bushel.
YELLOW CORN-Paying Coo bushel
OATS-Paying 40. selling % and 69c
BRAN-Selling $50 lOOlb- lots; $l.tu
300 10. lots.
MIDDLINGS-Se $500 hundred
Si00 IN GOO 10. lots.
CHOPPED FEED-Selling $500 per
cwL
Cwt
-. GRINDINGS-Sc busheL
WHEAT-Payiug 81 %
RYE-Paying 81 35.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
Wanted-ReaI Estate
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
EMPLOYMENT

YOU FELLOWS THAT WANT STEADY
" DIRK
Have - acres. miles northeast Of
cows, 40 chickens. one SOW, pillow and
drag goes with the place. Call at once
for this place has to be sold. r. J.
Clark & Son. 400 40 Union Trust bldg,
Lincoln Csc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
FOR SALE on PAYMENTS

lux NALL UN PAYMENTS
South Lafayette SIS room house
electric lights, and city water, possession
IN 10 days Price 50 zoo. 300 down.
North Francis St 10 room house
bath, toilet, city water. heater. electric
lights gas Price 5000
Miami ST room house with gas wa
ter, bath. electric, on car lines and paved
street. possession In 30 DAYS Price 81
800 81 500 down. and a real bargain.
North 18th ST room house posses
sion 90 days. Price $3.50. 800 down.
Iowa St room house. electric lights
possession Immediately Price 5000
5000 down.
Taylor ST room house With Ras
possession Immediately. Price s.. 500
800 down
Crescent Avenues room house, water
toilet gas Price $3.50. 500 down
within 6 blocks ~ center OF town.
s. ". ROBINSON A. SONS
124 n Main ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28

FOR SALE
Modern house on $. Carroll st, - 500.
Partly modern house, Z. DubaI av.,
81 200
Modern house, r. Dayton ST., Sc, 500.
Modern house, ST. Peter St, so.6O0
z. j. CLARK & SON
4oe-1O Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln e7sc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
STRAIGHT TALK WITH
CHARACTERIZATION & TORREY
KNOCKER KICKER



There is an old saying that says that
the "knocker stands on every corner"
lt is not true OF South Bend. for which
we are thankful, however free tIanspOr-
tation can still be secured for them that
are left If they desire to move, but. how
ever, the knOCker ia not a desirable citi-
zen, though at times the kicker may be
able TO confOund the two. but there Is a
wide difference between them, though
they may be Of the same species
The kicker is usually opposed to all
improvements, or expenditures OF any
nature, including school houses side
walks and paving. but he II often ma n
who pays his bills even If he has un-
happy children and a broken hearted
wretched wife. the family meals may be
short and there may have been no money
i'm the house for 40 years, but you will
usually find the kicker himself fairly
well provided for. and while his wife sits
home evenings and mends the children's
clothes after they have gone TO bed you
VIII find him smoking a cigar and knock
ing the affairs generally, 10 whatever
listeners he can find 1t Is true he IS
usually q selfish wretch, but often be Is
a better man than the knOcker.
Regards to Knockers and ktckers.
You have been the landlords Il. 4.
mark long enough, start today 10 be IN
the home owners class by making a
small payment on one Of our Floral Park
Garden lots or hOmesites. then a few
cents saved each day will pay for It.
HOmesites from $500 10 $500.
THINK THIS OVER
And come I'm and let Leinbach Humph-
rev & TOrrey explain how you can get
a home Of your own with q very little
cash, how you can get lumber on easy
terms with which TO build your own
home. how You can get a present Of so
If YOU build in Floral Park. and how
q garden viii pay for the domestic
Come mp 10 our office any evening or
come ont 10 Floral Park Sunday Take
South Side gar TO Sale St. and walk
south one hflf block.
Talk it over with
LEINBACH- HUMPHREY & TORREY
90 Farmers Trust Bldg Main 7J4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
FOR SALE

SPLENDID HOME On ASHLAND
AVENUE. 8 rooms, all modern, hard
wood borders oak trim, complete. bath
up stairs lavatOrv down, complete laun-
dry, stationary tubs. soft water lift
Possession 80 days $500 cash, balance
like rent. 5000
a REAL BARGAIN on MARIETTA
STREET S rooms, an modern, 4 bed J.
rooms. Near factory and school. Paved
street Lot 43x120 Garage for three
cars. 1000 cash. balance like rent
SGOOQ.
=. KEASEY STREET : room modern
home. near factories and school. Lot
J0X1J0 Fruit and shade. $4,000
A GOOD INVESTMENT on PORT
AGE AVENUE. Double house rooms.
all modern, V rooms part modern Jos
foot front $500
W p. DUNNAHOO. RealtOr.
Room 4, Farmers Trust Bldg
Phones Lincoln JOS. Res. Harrison
G.F1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
AdUertise---The Classified Way
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Houses for sale 81
CITY PROPERTIES and vacant
lots / nave 80 houses for sale. rang
ing IN size from 4 room 90 J. rooms.
priced from $1,000 10 $1,000. Some Of
them on easy terms. Also n number
Of very desirable lots Frank IeGeries.
Realtor. 4l5 Union Trust bldg
FINE INYESTMENT-DOu house,
modern and two cottages with gas
water and stool: large corner lot: both
streets paved blocks from center
Ralph q. Osborne. Realtor Main 500
1885 Conservative Life R-dE-
BTTNGALOW Tor sale. new modern
bungalow; ! rooms. oak floors drain
- in basement: close 10 Studebaker--
now under construction, 81 JO0-S-0g
down. balance like rent
EOIGHT & BRADFORD.
Farmers Trust Bids lincoln 5111
EYE@
Can't keep away from white spac4
Have your ad set up Ike this and
secure maximum reader attention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28

HANEY Av. E-six room all modern
house with garage: price reasona BILE.
J, A. Mccullough. Residence, 2O22 :.
Michigan at. Phone Lincoln 5617. OF
ice 235 ). Michigan st. Phone Main
1886.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28

HOUSES FOR SAILS houses on La
sale ct; partly modern
II room brick house on Birdsel st,
partly modern.
houses on Fellows st. partly mod
Prn.
These houses can be bought with a
small payment down. Can Wolf Bros
124 y. Main st. Phone Lincoln 51S6.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-06
partners in the Gams.s

(The following prohibition poem
was written by Mrs. ]. Galloway.
who is IS years old, and was sent
the Post-Dispatch by her friend, Mrs
John Blomme, of Wilmington.)
Prohibition is failure and our
rulers are to blame,
For the buyers and the sellers are
partners in the game,
The seller is a sinner but surely not
the chief,
For truly the receiver is as guilty
as the thief,
Our Judges, lawyers, jurors should
all be sent to school, /.
And made to study till they learn to
act the Golden Rule;
If they would learn that lesson they
could not then afford,
TO sentence their partners to twelve
months upon the roads,
If they would stop the buyers the
stillers would run bone dry,
Twould do away with night caps
and openers for for the eye,'
Our Moonshine caps like blood
hounds always follow up the
scent,
With jimmie John-John Barley
Corn they count their time
well spent,
For bounding down whiskey stir
they have special mack,
II you want to catch stiller Let
swiller smell his track,
We often see a whiskey cap dressed
up in city clothes,
With a badge upon his bosom, a
blossom on his nose,
So pulled with self importance he
reminds you of toad,
HI should stand up on a barrel to
ornament the road,
Now don't condemn the seller and
let the one that buys go free,
One as guilty as the other all honest
folks can see.
They are partners in the business in
spite of creed or code.
And should be chained together and
sent upon the road
A LOCKER ON.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-10-06
Sunday in town with friends.

Misses Margaret and jamie Mae
Shannon. of Monroe, spent last
weekend here with their aunt,
Mrs. Maggie Shepherd.
Mr.. T. E. HOWE and daughter
Miss Wilma, motored to Rock
Hill, S. G., last Thursday. They
returned Saturday.
Messrs. d. C. Warner and Alex
Hogan left Tuesday morning for
Chapel Hill where they will enter
Carolina.
Mr. William Hall and daughters
Clara. Agnes and Pauline Wall,
went to Asheboro Sunday to see
Mr.. Halls daughter who is in the
hospital there.
Miss Lille Mae Sides and Mr..
Lonnie Roy Sides spent last week
end at their home in Albemarle,
Miss Verna Stanton, of Clio,
who has been teaching in High
School here as a substitute, left
Saturday morning for Cherryville
where she will teach.
Mr.. Reid AumaG who is a
studentjin school here, spent the
weekend at his homein Norman.
Miss Alma Herndon, ofJackson
Springs, visiting her runt, Miss
Allene Herndon.