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The Washington times., 1921-02-16
Cuts Price of Oil.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 16.-The
Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency has
announced reduction in price OF
two grades Of crude oil effective i'm
mediately Corning Is as cents to
Sass and cabell is cut 80 cents to
S2,46.
The Washington times., 1921-02-16


Governor Harding told Congress what he thinks of
such credits in this language
'It is recognized that methods of financing,
adopted under the stress of war; should not be con-
tinued peace time policy. Funds necessary to
make such credits must be raised either by taxation
through loans"
The Washington times., 1921-02-16
French Ace Arrives.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Charles Nun
gesser, the second French ace. who
has thirty-nine decorations and a rec
ord OF bringing down forty-three Ger
man planes in flames. has arrived here
on the steamship France.
The Washington times., 1921-02-16
Governor Harding Opposes New
Loans to Europe

Governor w. p. G.. Harding of the Federal Reserve
Board told Congress today he is opposed to war credits
to Europe, a peace-time policy. Further extension
The Washington times., 1921-02-16

Debate centered about a plan Of
collecting duties based on American
values instead OF foreign values OF
the imported articles and In American
money values instead OF upon tx
change rates. This change Is finding
favor with members or the commit
tee.
Chairman Fordney OF the commit
tee left during the day for st. Angus
tine. Fla, for a final conference with
President -elect Harding on proposed
features OF the tariff and on plans OF
the committee 10 complete the draft
OF the Legislation by April. when the
extra session OF Congress Is expected
TO be called.
Upon his return Fordney will get
the Republican members OF the COM
mittee together and they VIII settle
down TO the actual work OF writing
the bill. 1t is stated that the Payne
Aldrich bill, the last Republican tarin
law, will be the basis OF the new law
and on it's framework the committee
will build the new law. As now
planned, the Republican members OF
the committee will work as body
in drafting the new bill. They Will
not split up in a number or small sub
committees to consider various sched-
ules, a plan tried out in the making
of former tariffs.
The Democratic members OF the
committee will be excluded from the
sessions of the Republican members
during the writing OF the bill. They
will prepare their own tariff scheme
to be presented with the majority
bill as a minority report. When the
Republicans have completed their bill
they will call in the Democrats and
submit il to them. without expecta-
ton that IL will be acceptable.
The Washington times., 1921-02-16
Groves Is the Or

Groves Is the Only Genuine
Laxative BROMO QUININE tablets. The
first and original Cold and Grip Tablet. tBe
sure you get. BROMO) 30c.-AdVt
The Washington times., 1921-02-16

ADVERTISEMENT.
The Washington times., 1921-02-16
TARIFF
(. LAW MONDAY
House Hearings 0ver-Fordney
Goes to Confer With Hard
ing in Florida.

The actual framing Of the new
tariff law by the Republican MEM
bers of the House Ways and Means
Committee will begin next Monday.
All hearings on the proposed leg
islation closed today with testimony
from Government experts and Others
in advocated changes in the admin
istrative features Of the law.
nEnA qE COLLECTIONS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sal

FOR YOUR APPROVAL WE OFFER
THE FOLLOWING.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14

I NfSS OF FIVE PER CENT.
state Of Indiana, St. Joseph
| County, SS.-In the matter of the
application of the Board Of COM
missioners of ST. Joseph County.
/ Indiana issue bonds on evidence OF
/ Indiana TO issue bonds on evidence Of
Notice is hereby given that the
/ Board of Commissioners Of the
/ County of St. Joseph has filed with
/ the State Board Of Tax Commission
/ ers a petition to issue bonds or other
evidence of Indebtedness. i'm a sum
not 10 exceed Twenty-Five Thousand
! Dollars. bearing interest in excess OF
five percent per annum TO wit,
I percent. for the purpose of con-
StructinE the Longley Free Gravel
Road in Harris township. The net
assessed value of all property in this
taxing unit is ST24.31O. and the pres
ent total Indebtedness without this
issue is none. Ten or more taXpay-
ers other than those paying poll tax
only, affected by the proposed in
debtedness who may be Of the opln-
ion that such Indebtedness should
not be incurred or that il is excess
sive. shall file their objection with
the state Board of Tax Commission
erS not later than the oath day OF
Nav 1921. Where objections are
filed. a date for the hearing in TINS
county viii be given the executive
officer of the taxing unit and the
first taxpayers signing the objections
When no objections are filed the
state Board may approve such peu-
ton without hearing. but in no IN
stance will the State Board deny the
petition without a hearing held IN
this county Any taxpayer or inter
ested person may BE- present and be
heard at such hearing
Dated May g. 1921.
CLARENCE SEDGWICk.
Auditor St Joseph County, IND.
NAY Gle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14
PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVE
MINT

CITY of south Bend. Indiana. Depart
ment OF Public Works.
Notice Is hereby given that sea led
proposals will be received 10y the De
partment ~ Public Works Of the City
~ South Bend. Ind, up 20 10 o'clock
A NJ Of the 3lst dav II MAY. 1921. for
the execution II the following work:
Pipe sewer on Bissell ST. from Eddy
- - Arthur ST. Under Improvement
Resolution No. So.
Grade curb and walk on Dayton St
from Miami ST. % first alley west n Ma
rine ST. Under Improvement Resolution
No SCI
Pavement on whitman e. from Wen
ger ~. 10 Pennsylvania av. Under I'M
movement Resolution No S66
Grade curb and walk on Milton ST
from Miami 81 20 the first alley west
Of Marine 81. Under Improvement Reso-
luton No ~. All In the city 81 South
BEND. Indiana.
Complete drawings and specifications
~ said work are now on tle 90 the Office
or the Department Of Public Works in
the city Han. Of South Bend. Indiana.
The Board reserves the right 20 reject
any or all bids.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
q. 4. ELLIOTT.
HARVEY r. ROSTTSER
JOHN r. DE- HAVEN
Veronica g. Sweeney. Clerk.
May 13-O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14

AUBURN-192I slightly used a. dem
Onstrator. Will make reasonable dis
count and terms VIM. Devcl, 355 s.
Main ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14

PssEX-isco TOURING CAR. EXCEP-
TIONAL BARGAIN HAS EXTRA
ENCLOSED WINTER Tor. DIS
TINCTIvE INDIVIDUAL STEPS 40
RUNNING BOARDS TENDERS ARE
OF THE INDIVIDUAL TYPE IN
STRUNlENT BOARD Is EQUIPPED
WITH EvERY MODERN DEVICE.
HAS TWO BUMPERS. GABRIEL
sNUBBEBs ALL AROUND. FIVE
CORD TIRES. TWO SPOT LIGHTS.
MoToMETER. CLOCK. VISOR AND
SPORT SIDE LIGHTS. MOTOR IS
SMOOTH RUNNING AND POWER.
FUL. WI CONSIDER THIS CAR
WONDERFUL BARGAIN. OVER
LAND-HILL Co. 80 y. MICHIGAN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

BULLDOG IOST-D8rk brown long tail
About II inches high and : feet long
tame dog Reward Return % SO
South Chaplin
TTASSFS-T.0Sf. pair III glasses IN
case: small shell trimmed nose glass
es Return 10 COZ Cleveland av, OF
call Main .OG4 Reward.
KEY RING I4OST-Containing : OF
KEYS Lost I'm business district Re
turn 10 CSC Farmers Trust Bldg Re
ward.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14
These Are Opportunity Ads
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO IS
SUE BONDS OR OTHER ENT-
DENCE OF INDEBTEDNESS
BEARING INTEREST N IN
CESS OF FIVE PER CENT.

County. SS.-In the matter Of the
application of the Advisory Board
ana Trustee or clay school Town
ship 20 issue bonds or other evidence
OF indebtedness
Notice Is hereby given that tHe
Advisory Board and Trustee re CLAW
school Township have flied with the
State Board OF Tax Commissioners "a
petition 10 issue bonds or other evil
dence Of Indebtedness Boz sum NOT
10 exceed Twelve Thousand Dollars
(SI2.000.O0) bearing interest ben ok
cess OF FIVE percent per aunum. 90
wit. six percent per annum for The
purpose OF constructing two-roou
addition 10 the Ullery school build
ing I'm District No. q iD said schoc.
township The net assc ssed value ~
all property IN this taxing unit l5
S1.S42.1IO and the present totaI in-
debtedness without This Issue .
$4,000. Ten or more taxpayers
other than those who pay pom tax
onlv affected by the proposed ln-
debtedness who may be Of the opin-
ton that such indebtedness should
not be incurred or that BE- poo excess
sfve. shall file their objection with
the state Board Of Tax Commits
siOners not later than The 2Sth d7T
OF Nav. 1921 Where objections are
filed n date for a hearing in this
county will be fixed and notice n
such hearing viii be given the eNecu-
tive officer Of the taxing unit and
the first 10 taxpayers signing the Oh
fections Where no objections are
held the tate Board may approve
such petition without a hearing. bur
i'm no instance viii the state Board
DENY the petition without hearing
held I'm this county ANY taxpayer
or Interested person may be present
and be heard at such hearing.
Dated May =, 1921.
Signed
James Redmond.
John Refill
Ben 7. Rhodes
Advisory Board, Clay Twp.
Leo r. Van Ness.
Trustee. clay Township.
Vernon r. Helmen, Attorney.
MAY 6-l3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO IS
SUE BONDS OR OTHER ENI-
DENCE OF INDEBTEDNESS
BEARING INTEREST IN EN-
(E,SS OLE EVE PER CENT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14

CHASSIS-One ton chassis for sale a
bargain first class shape. 1C4pE
Cab Go. Phone Main 900
COOK BODY dimension material bot
tom, sides, stakes. etc. Got out Tor
your order. Sgutn Bend DnWel Morks.
CROW -ELIKART > passenger; electric
lights and starter a good buy at
$4,000 Oldsm0Jile Sales Co. --b--s
:. Lafayette ST.
CADILLAC-1917 Seven passenger tour
ing car. Has four good cord tires,
one spare and tire carrier. paint IN
up-tOp condition wonderful motor 2
new timing chains. valve ilffers ana
guide Just installed VIII demonstrates
5000 cash. balance monthly or VIII
make attractive offer for immellate
cash sale Twentieth Century Garage,
12l S. Lafayette. Phone Main 90.
AZ for Az E... b
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14
Rig SIX sTUDEBAKEE-

ElG SIN SIlDEBAk Elk
1920 model touring car for sale
cheap: extra equipment uclud
ed Terms. or viii trade for
small car Open evenings 7 10
D. m. i. " Steiuhart South
Bend Co. 21j s. Lafayette. Main
1881.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14

1919 FRANKLIN. LIKE NEW.
1890 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL.
CORD EQUIPPED; lsT CLASS
MECHANICAL CoNDITIoN.
REAL BARGAIN.
S14JO.
1920 HUDSON SPORT MODEL.
1917 CHEvROLET-Sl75
CHANDLER VICTORIA. CORD
EQUIPPED.
DODGE SEDAN. GOOD Me-
CHANICAL CONDITION Sl15O.
HUDSON WIRE WHEEL Sc
DAN LIKE NEW. TIRES.
Sl7OO.
PAGE TOURING THIS CAR
WOULD BE a REAL Buy At
$500 FOR QUICK SALE 500.
TWENTY-NINE OTHER CARS
FROM $50 Up To CHOOSE
FROM OPEN TILL 10 r. NJ
COME AND SEE OUR NEW
HOME.
AUTO MARKET.
- ~
o.. JEFFERSON AND LAFAYETTE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14

BUICK-5 passenger touring special
body; good tires and electrically
equipped. $4,000 cash or terms ODDS
mobile Auto Sales Co. POS 5. La
fayette blvd.
BUICK AUTOMOBILE twentieth Gem
fury Garage Phone Main $50 ASK
for Mr.. Beale
BUICK TOURING, 1919-ModeI H-4j
light six. Cord tires Al mechanical
condition: new paint job $500 Frank
lin Motor Car Co, Used Car Dept, ~
T. Jefferson.
EJICk 191S-For sale with Rex TOP and
slip covers G3T East Dubail av-
CADILLAC TROUGH N-NndaI -. new
paint. new cord tires perfect ue 11nl-
cal condition Price S1Gpn Franklin
Motor Car CO.. Used car dept, so4
r. jefferson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14

AUTO MARKET.
=EEFN
JEFFERSON AND LAFAYETTE. =.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-14
NOTICE OF MEETING OF ST. JOSEPH
COUNTY BOARD OF REVIEW.

Notice is hereby given that the county
Board of Review of ST. Joseph county.
state of indiana. will meet at 10 o'clock
i'm the forenoon. Monday, June o. lD-l'
the same being the first Monday IN June
Of this year. at the room Of the count y
Commissioners i'm the court house OF sald
county. for the following purposes:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-13
Wintergreen Kisses

Beat whites of nine eggs to stiff
froth. Gradually whip in half pound
of confectioners' sugar. Flavor with
essence of wintergreen. Beat the
whole very light. Drop on buttered
paper and bake to a light brown in a
moderate over
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-13
BEAUTY HINTS.

PARISH you have been a o
Or less ardent follower of fashions
In hair very probably you5ve rough
ed 1t and now do a share of worry
ing about whether DR. not it is going
to last in quantity enough to be
combable.
Don't let it get u down. It's
exceedingly hard to get hair back
into condition If 1t is let go too far.
And, in the beginning there are
DO many things you can do, simple
things that take just a few minutes
and a few cents.
Glycerin is good for the hair. pure
glycerin rubbed into the scalp with
the finger tips at night. Rub it with
a circular motion that tends to curl
the new hair which is coming in.
Lemon juice is good for hair, par
ticularly light hair. And it tends
to give it that clean look and smell
which is desirable. The pulp of the
lemon can be rubbed right on the
scalp without injury.
And then onions! OF course you
never thought of onions as an aid
to beauty! But they will help your
hair. Cut a small n in half-this
must be done when you intend stay
ing at home and have plenty of time
the next dayNand rub the scalp
with it just before retiring.
Be sure that you rub the scalp,
rot the hair. Part your hair and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-13
HOROSCOPE
The stars inciin bu. do not compel"
Wednesday. september IA, 1921.

Wednesday, September IA, 1921.
AstrologerS read this as a day OF
| threatening and disturbing infuen-
| ces. Neptune, Venus, Uranus and
Mercury are all in malefic aspect.
The stars bode i'll for serenity and
| peace of mind, for there will be a
| tendency to harbor vague misgivings
and misrepresentation.
News from overseas will ave a
| sensational coloring but will not nee
| essarily be important, although Mer-
| curry presages much agitation in the
press.
Women may be especially anxious
at this time when they will fail to
read the signs as hopeful of the ap-
| plication of certain high ideals.
This Is not a particularly fortunate
wedding day, for it's planetary direc-
ton appears to indicate many
| changes and a general lack of stabil-
! ity for the home.
Theatres may not profit today, for
| there Is the representation of some
| unusual condition that is not salts
factory.
Lack of focus. and need of concen-
| tration will be stressed in criticisms
| of American habits of thought.
This should be a time when inter-
| est in education becomes intense and
| there is a forecast of agitation for
radical reforms.
Women come under a sway max
ing for determination to demand
| equality in many ways not hitherto
held as important.
Political problems that will irri-
tate and harass men holding high Of
| flee will concern women.
The question of child labor will be
brought to the front prominently at
this time. it is prophesied.
The death of a great scientist or
inventor is foretold and there may be
much illness among legislators.
Persons whose birthdate it is may
have business and domestic compli-
cations in the coming year, but they
have power to turn them to good ac-
count.
Children born on this day may be
| quick tempered and inclined to worry
over tribes. These subjects OF Virgo
are usually talented and artistic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-13

ofuHlfS1 aiN DtoOhh
The Twins took down the key of
the house of the Nuisance Fairies,
where Sprinkle-Blow had hung it on
a nail, then they gathered up their
brooms, and brushes. and rags, and
polishes, and crossed the road.
Look, Nick" cried Nancy. they
see us coming. 1 a hoping they
would all be asleep"
Nick looked up-and behold!
Jumpy Lightning was looking out of
one window, Old Man Flood out of
another, Old Sicily Dry-Weather out
of a third, and indeed at every win
dow in the house appeared the face
of a Nuisance Fairy staring at them
curiously.
well" said Nancy. they'll soon
know what we are after, and won't
they be pleased to know that we are
going to clean house for them!"
"I don't know" answered Nick
do%ubtfully. "They say that Old Man
Flood is an elegant scrubber."
Don't you believe it," declared
Nancy. Hes the dirtiest thing!
Farmer Smith always says he has TO
clean up after a food"
The Twins slipped the key into the
door softly and stepped inside, slam
ming it Iehind them before even
willy Jack Frost knew what they
were about. Goodness" he said to
himself with a sheepish grin. IF I'd
known that I'd have slipped out
and had some fun. What is it, kid
dies? What are all the brushes and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-13
Tom Beats Up Philip Ames
rL.~-


Philip Ames' face told why Lila
had screamed.
His usually handsome features
were blue and greenish-yellow and
puffed out of shape.
Lila smiled apologetically. I dared
not ask what the trouble had been
and l felt the only thing to do was
to leave them alone.
Don't rush away" Philip said as
I continued across the room toward
the door.
There are things a secretary
should be doing in the morning." 1
replied, trying to speak lightly.
'tAs you will" His attempt at
smiling was tragic.
I sat down on the stairs. I needed
to think. My world had become a
place of such utter confusion that l
felt as if I must find something with
which to steady myself.
first thought Of Tom-what a
comfort 1t would have been to have
had him there just then! 1 needed
some n on whom to lean. l had
come to the realization that I could
not be really happy, plugging on
alone. I had learned that after all
companionship is the one worth
while and necessary thing, If humans
are to be completely happy.
Shortly Grace appeared in the hall
below. She had the morning paper.
When she saw me, she started run
ming lightly up the stairs.
What did I tell you?" she called
softly, as she held up the sheet.
I read the headline and then the
names in the smaller type and sud-
denly the thing seemed to be a
myriad Of black and white imps
dancing in front of me-. For a Sec
ond I seemed to be losing my grip,
and then I took the paper and
forced myself to read.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-13
Editorials For
Women Folks

Don't cry!
Your tears-at frst-will hope
lessly enmesh him.
He'll want to take you in his
strong arms and lug you away to
some place where tears are a thing
unknown. They hurt him. They
stir him to doing things he wouldn't
do otherwise. He'll want to marry
you Of course ana see to it that you
never cry again.
And then in the cool gray after
wards, that pity which came with a
deluge of tears and swept you both
into a hurried marriage will seem
to him ike-a travesty of love at
sight.
He was sorry for you!
Pity may be akin to love. But 1t
is a complete failure as a substi-
tute.
So don't cry to himi
Because. If you DO, and he takes
time to think, he'll run away and
marry the little girl next door who
laughs. And If he doesn't take time
to think before he marries YOU
he'll think a whole lot afterwards.
He'll wake UP to find 1t was only
pity and not love-and he'll proba-
Wy COiliiiuc pelI6 SOfly LUZ yOu
but he'll never love you and you'll
know it.
So, little girl-in-quest-of-a-hus-
band, if you want to marry him and
more than that, If you want to be
happy with him-don't cry to him.
If things aren't going just right
at home, and sometimes you just
must cry about it.. Go ahead and
cry! But have 1t over with and all
the traces powdered away before he
comes.
If you don't get along very we'll
| with your mother; if she doesn't
understand you and sometimes you
think you must get away, run away
take a long walk. alone, down
some cool, shady way, and fight it
out with yourself. You know If you
told him about it, he'd want to run
away with you that very day. And
you know that it wouldn't do at all.
So fight it out with yourself before
| he arrives - You'll be a little more
calm, a little more intense and pos
sibly a little hardened-but you'll be
glad because he mustn't marry you
because he pities you!
If you're not strong and you get
awfully tired of your work-try to
find a little more fun in 1t. Don't
take 1t quite so seriously. Forget
it entirely in the evening when you
| get home and begin to think of the
| newest dress and what you're going
to put on with it to make yourself
look just your best when he comes.
| Shove up the corner of your mouth
until the face you see in the mirror
smiles back at wou-anything, but
| don't CrU tn hfp1l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-13

intrigues her interest.
There is the small black or color
ed leather auto case all fitted up
with everything for daily use.
There is the attractive overnight
case of buffed alligator or black
cobra, lined with MORE and fitted up
completely. This is large enough
for a nightgown and bedroom slip
pers and perhaps q diaphanous neg
ligee.
AS for the fitted suit case 1T is a
work of art as we'll as of comfort.
One particularly attractive one
has the removable trap which may
be converted into a separate toilet
case. The toilet articles are of tor
toise. the Innings of MORE, the
leather is bllck seal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-13
IF YOU ARE WELL BRED

You will train your son to precede
the woman he is escorting, In go
ing down stairs. and to follow her in
going up stairs. This gives him the
opportunity to protect her IL she
starts to fall and eliminates the
danger of striking her if he should
stumble.
You will train your son to follow
the woman he is ~escorting in going
down the theater aisle. unless there
is no usher. In that case he will
lead and find the seat, standing
aside for her to enter.
You will train your son to either
walk beside or follow by a few steps
the woman he is taking to dinner
in a restaurant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-13
BY MARIAN HALE

NEW YORK-When the smart
woman goes travelling or shopping.
she simply must have the right sort
Of bag.
From Mark Cross, the lady of
fashion gets the very last word in
practical leather goods whether it Is
a fitted suit case or a shopping bag.
The new leather shopping bags
range In size from the exquisite en-
velope shapes with varied compart.
ments in pastel tints and an ena-
meled clasp to the bigger handbags
of tanned pigskin, colored morocco
or black patent.
1t is when my lady comes to the
furnished travelling case that Cross
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-13

rub only along the parts in order to
make sure that you get right to the
scalp. The juice stimulates the cir
culation and invigorates the roots of
the hair.
In the morning rinse the hair In
soft water with white soap.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-13

brooms and bottles for? You look
as though you had just come from
Scrub-Up Land"
When the Nuisance Fairies heard
the news there was a. great hula
balloo. Everybody was pleased and
everybody came and shook hands
and said couldn't he help and II
there was anything he could do just
to please mention it.
mo-" Nancy shook her head.
"Ne'll clean upstairs first, and all
you need to do is to be very quiet
and keep out of our way. We are
going to be very busy"
(To be continued)