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The New York herald., 1921-09-08
lWINSLOW PIERCE'RENTS
OYSTER BAY PROPERTY
reports Show Fair Demand
for Suburban Property.

Winslow S. Pierce has leased for two
years to Glen Stewart, for occupancy,
the former Grote property consisting OF
dwelling and seven acres on the water
| front at Oyster Bay. r. i. Mr.. Pierce
recently purchased the property at an
auction sale conducted by Arthur c.
| Sheridan, auctioneer.
| Thomas S. Burke leased the Silver
estate, owned by Mrs. Mathilda MCGEE
Silver. in the Beechmont section of New
Rochelle, to Thomas B. Hill of this city
and Pelham. The property consists of
a large stucco on hollow tile house
with garage and an acre of ground
Edward p. Hamilton & Co have sold
the following properties For X. X Mac
Kenzie to William Campbell, a quarter
acre plot on Irving avenue South
Orange. on which, Mr.. Campbell will
erect residence for his own occupancy !:
also to J. l.. Joyce, plot OF one acre ad-
joining his residence on Grove Road
South Orange. for X X. Mackenzie; for
r. S. Steed. a plot of one-half acre on
Tillou Road. South Orange. ". j., to E.
w. Hammer for Granite Realty Com
pany a plot of six acres in South Orange
and West Orange at Wyoming and
Luddington Road. ITO S. w. Carey, Jr
This plot of ground was the source of
water supply for the old Mountain
House on Ridgewood Road, famous
hostelry twenty-five years ago. The
same brokers sold fer Paul g. Thebaud
u plot Of one and three-quarter acres
on Ridge Road, West Orange. to Clifford
Ross. who will erect a residence for his
occupancy. and for MrE. Grace NJ Whit
ing. n plot 120x220. on Gregory avenue.
West Orange. to Anstruther Clifford.
Prince & Ripley sold for Mary
Mitchell her properly on Pelhamdale
avenue. Pelham Manor, ". Y. consisting
Of residence with about one-half acre
OF ground to Gustave A. Weidhass of
Pelham.
Haggstrom-Callen Company sold for
Diehl & Throut. builders. the dwelling
now nearing completion on Lincoln
avenue at Grove street. West Grant
wood. n. j., TO a Mrs. Hubbard for oc-
cupancy.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
wcstchester.
uynAN r.Kr urALTu FARM

Nj. Kisco. New York
In thc hills of Westcheeter County an hour
frof1 tho city. a hsau,iful country home for
those requiring rest and building up; all out
doar sports. lake. tennis courts. etc: I'M
e.fnailed cuisine supplied from farm. resi-
dsnt physiean: special rates for fall. New
Nhrk offics. i3i East 18th II. Plaza 1878
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
Naval Orders
New York Herald BuYrau.
Washington. ID. c.. Sept, 4.

specinl Despatch 10 THE Ngw YoRK HERALD.
These naval orders have been made public;
Capt w. w Phelps. to Naval War Col
iege, Newport; Commander r p. Black
burn, TO Naval Observatory. Washington;
Commander g. II. Bowdy. 70 U. = s.
Florida: Commander IL u. Cooke. TO Naval
Academy: Commander Damon Y. Cummings.
20 u. s. s. Arkansas: Commander Harry J..
Pence. TO u. 8. 5. Mcfarland Lieutenant
Commander r. s.. lloyd, TO u. s. s. Idaho:
Lieutenant Commander Hugh NJ. Branham.
10 U. s. g. Savannah; Lieutenant Comman-
der y. w. Burrough. to U. 8. $: wyoming;
Lieutenant Commander G.. n. Chevalier, TO
Langley Aviation detachment. HAMPTON
Roads; Lieutenant Commander Roy Dunley.
10 u. s. $. Pennsyivania: Lieutenant-com-
ynander w. d. Lamont. to Asiatic Fleet, for
assignment: Lieutenant Commander w H.
Malloy, TO u. =. s. Texas Lieutenant Com
land; Lieutenant Commander J. NJ. Redman.
10 U. S. s. New Mexico: Licutcnant-com-
rnander G. ~. Reeves and Lieutenant Com
I.ieutenant- Commander August Schulz. 10
II. s. S. New Mexico; Lieutenant Commander
u. De Treville. 20 U: S. :. Israel; Lieuten-
Tennessee; Lieutena mt Commander Zeno w.
wicls, to u. s. s. Florida; Licutenant-Com-
mander $. O. wcmbie. to Y. 8. =. New
Academy: Lieut.. otto Fries, to u. s. 3.
Michigan; Lieut.. Axei Iindblad. 20 ". s. s.
Bernadou; Lieut.. w 4: Mcponald. TO re-
Matters to- u. g. s. Ontario Lieut.. G. j..
reerdahl. to receiving ship. San Francisco.
Lieut.. VI. X. OrE. to u. >. =. savannah :.
Lieut.. w. H. Thomas. 20 receiving ship. Mare
island: Commander X. Chensorg. NJ. c.. to
Y. 8. s. Mercy; Commander H. r. strine.
NJ c., 20 " $. &. Relief; Lieut.. =. y. GIL
sner. NJ O., 70 DESTROYER force. Pacific Fleet
Lieut.. r. q. Hill, M. c.. 10 naval training
station. San Francisco; Lieut.. w. r. Kecne.
20 Navy yard. Mare Island Lieut.. g. N.
Saith. TO ". s. s., Bath: Capt. v. w Bon
nation, 20 bureau supplies and accounts,
Navy Department Lieutenant Commander
N. p. Far,vclI 10 duty Survey Appraisal and
sale Board Navy Department; Lieut. Hufua
H. Hurst, TO duty nearest receiving ship
Lieut.. g. r. Jernlran. 20 naval air station.
Pensacola Commander J. g. Hunsaker. 10
duty Bureau Aeronautics: Lieutenant Com
rnander Wells Hawks, TO secretary or the
honcfably discharged Lieuts G. ~. Chat
field, W. 8. Diehl, G.. A. Rodegerdts and
W. u. Wilson. to duty Bureau Aerorautics: :
Commander u. J.. Rogers. honcrably dis
charged.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
IDEAL MODERN MOUNTAIN RESORT
s''.s,'r CITY.

and farm; healthy mountain location. grand
view; modern improvements: heat. open
all ycdr. Near Kingston. $1,000 70 txvw
EPEDLER. Le Fever Falls Ulster Cos, ~ 4.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
SHIPPING NEWS.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN.)
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
SELF SUPPORT IN A MONTH
FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN.

We Train you and place you.
Csi' or send for catalog. Over 5000 gra duat -
Day, evening and correspondence courses
New York school OF Filing. 117o Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

Dora Steinman is the buyer of the
apartment house at 1900 Hoe avenue,
northeast corner of Home street, sold
recently.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
FORMER GERMAN LINER
ADDED TO WHITE STAR
Berlin, NoU Called Arabic, Is
on Way Here.

Special Cable to THE NEW YosK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921. by THE NEW YoEK HrRALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Sept. Z.
The Arabic. formerly the Berlin. liner
OF 1900 tons, built by Germany for
Mediterranean service and laid up dur
ing the war, has been added to the White
Star Line and sailed to-day for Boston
and New York. The disposal of the liner
was made through the Reparations Com
mission. The German interior workman
ship and decorations remain. but the ship
has been completely overhauled and re-
painted.
A reception was held aboard the liner
yesterday. the company entertaining 100
guests at luncheon. Among the ships
usual features are motor lifebosts
equipped with wireless apparatus. After
her maiden voyage under the Britisl,
flag the Arabic will ply between New
York and Italian ports.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
SUNKEN DRILL CHOkES
HELL GATE CHANNEL
Passage More Difficult Than
Usual to Vessels.

Hell Gate channel. never q popular
place with navigators, will be Een more
tortuous and difficult than eves during
the next six weeks. accordinA TO a
warning issued yesterday by the Army
Engineers office.
A big steam drill which was ram. med
and sunk in the channel last ThurS 'ay
by barge owned by the GovernmA mt
is still there. and it now appears -
engineers that II will take at least STA
weeks 10 raise II. During this timeN
all ships must operate with great care
and pass through the channel only when
the tide is most favorable.
The New York herald., 1921-09-08

Fiftieth street, and Edwin Sternberger
is the buyer Of the leasehold dwelling
at SIS West Forty-ninth street, both sold
recently
The New York herald., 1921-09-08
CONTINENTAL

elevator. csccilcnt table. white service.
American plan, 500 up daily. special
weekly rates. Booklets. Garage.
A. WALSH DUNCAN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
CITY or SOUTH TEND. INDIANA.
BOARD OF WATER COMMITS
~TONERS
NOTICE no CoNTHAcroRs.

Sealed proposals viii be received by the
BOARD Of Water Commissioners OF the
city Of South Bend. Indiana, FOR furnish
ing all labor. material and constructing
work MS may be necessary for what Is
commonly known as the Central Pumping
station ia the city OF south Bend. lndi-
ana
The present building shall be removed
and such material rs Is suitable VIII De
used iu the new work
The Contractor shall arrange his work
SO as not 10 Interfere with the work of
other contractors prosecuting city work.
ar rs NECESSARY THAT THE SITE
or TIE PROPOSED WORK BE IN
SPECIFIED By PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS
AND THAT THEY INFORM THEM
WHICH THE WORK MUST Biz CAR
BIED OUT AND COMPLETED.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by
cash or a certified check. to the Hfr' 20
Of TWO THOUSAND nOLIAH
00O00) Certified checks must
on some responsible bank dOiu-
in the City Of South Bend or .tr
gf Chicago and made payable u rider
Of the Board OF Water Commissioners.
q. a. Elliott. President
The said amount Of two thousand dol
lars VIII be- held by the commissioners
pending the award Of tho contract.
The return VI the certified cheek 90 the
bidder o. whom The contract Is awarded
1s conditioned ON his appearance within
five 60 days after receiving notice OF the
award and furnishing satisfactory bCn1s
in the sum Of THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS $3.50 OO0.pOI all as set forth In
the specifications and form Of contract.
Proposals are 90 be made ont and submit
ted ON the forms furnished by the Engi-
ueer and addressed Ia a called envelope,
90 the BOARD OF WATER COMMITS
SIONERS. -. A. ELLIOTT. President,
Civ Hail, South Bend. Indiana.
Drawings and specifications may he
cor suited no the office OF the Superintend-
ent of Water Works. City Hall. South
Bend aud at the onice OF the Engineer
Drawings. Specifications. Form ~ Con-
tract. Form Of Bond and proposal sheets
may DE obtained from the COnsultir 2
Engineer on payment Of ten (l0l dollars,
which viii be refunded on the submission
OF a bouidde proposal for said work.
All proposals must be submitted % the
Board ~ Water Commissioners, city
Hall South Bend, Indiana before 10 4.
~ Wednesday. Feb rs, 1921.
Tbs Board OF Water Commissioners re.
serve the right 90 reject any OF ali ricS.
William Artingstau. Consulting Eogi-
neer. old Colony Bldg. Chicago, III.
Board Of Water commissioners. G.. A.
Elliott. President; Harvey F. RostiHer,
John DeHGven
Dated this 18th day ~ January, 1927
Jan. 20 10 Feb Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09

NOTICE 40 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals VIII he received by the
Board oi Natef Commissioners Of the
tlty az South Eeud Indiana for furnish
ING an labor and material and iustallJt-
Mains and for such collateral work as
may Doe necessary to remodel what is
commonly known as che Central Pumping
station Doc che cts of South Bend. Iudi-
ana.
The size ~ pipe varies from ten GOl
Inches 20 thirty Ia0I inches Ore diameter
aud the depth below the present ground
surface ranges FROM a.prrXiluateiy ten
lloi Go twenty t-0I feet
connections tO wells installation Of
valves ami tue cons -rUotiou Il valve
cham bcrs. Hnd certain masonry work,
are iEciIeH. lu tIIH proposed contract.
TT lis NECESSARY THAT THE SITE
ON llIL PROPOSED WORK EE IN
SfEClEb ~ PROSPECTIVE nlDDERS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
There Are Many Bargains Farm Lands City Property

AND THAT THEY INFORM THEN-
SELVES Oh THE CONDITIONS UNDER
WHICH IHE WORK nj ST BE CAR
Rid OJI AND COMPLETED.
Zach proposal shall be accompanied by
casn or a certified check. % the amount
oI TWO THOU SAND DOLLARS 81
uU0u0i Certified checks must Dee drawn
on some responsible bank doing business
~ the CITY Of south Bend or the City u
'nlca 70 and made payable to the order
~ tue Board Of Water Commissioners
q IS Elliott President.
The said amount II two thousand dol
lars VIII De- held by the commission
pending tho award n the contract
Tie return of the certified check 90 the
bidder o. whom tle contract n awarded
- ronaiuo' cd on BIS appearance within
hFe l1l days after receiving notice 81 the
award and furnishing satisfactory bonds
tu the sum ~ EIGHTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS $50 00000l an as set forth IN
the -ueriheatious and form % contract
Proposals are 70 he made ont MA sub
mitte1 ON the forms furnished ~ he
Engineer and addressed 600 sealed en-
relope, % the BOARD OF WATER COM-
MIS~0NENS, o.. a. Elliott President,
City Han. South Bend. Indiana.
Drawings and specilcatiOus may be
consulted nc fhe office 81 the Superin-
teudeut ~ WaterS Works. City Halt
South Bend and at the Office OF the
Engineer. drawings specifications. form
Of Contract form ~ Bond and proposal
sheets may lie obtained from the Con
s6ltIng Engineer 90 payment = ten tlOl
dollars. which NHl De refunded on the
submission Of q boni foe proposal for
seid work.
an proposals must De submitted 90 the
Board ~ Water COMMISSIONER city
Han south Bend, Indiana before - A. NJ
Wednesday. Fel. ~. 1921
The Board ~ Water Commissioners
reserve the right 10 reject any or ali
bids
William Artiugsfall Consulting Engi.
ueer. old Colony Bldg Chicago. III.
BOARD " Water Commissioners. q. \.
Elliott President, Harvey /. ROstiscr,
John DeIlaven
Dated this 2Cth day Of january. 1921.
Jan % o. Feb. -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
HOMES FOR SALE

Double house on Bowman e.. modern
bur fGrnace, .S5.0uU
81. &6250
seven room home, Sinth e. Rive,
ARK, $500. $50 cash. balance mouth
~ payuelts
Eve room cottage partly modern ga
suCe on payments
". j.. McHenrF, Realtor
-lncoll "taJ. 2E6 Farmers Trust B1tR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
EGBm3

For Sale or Exchange
IL you want u buy, sell or exchange,
see ur.
132 acres good land About 80 acres
marsh OF lilr iand, miles ct on main
road good o room house, bank barn +.
bargain.
w. %. IUNM4a00, REALTGR
Room 4, Farmers trust Bldg.
Ground Floor
Phones Lin. DDS. Res, Harrison 33-I'-1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
REAL ESTATE For SALE


.fon-,.~ cor safe 81
-------- -------- -I------- TT0---- Homes.
for sale AN over south Bend and else
where AM of chem great bargains,
Nh s F - SLY R,5., 80, cveniprs.
also Suraavs from > o. .. PLone
Rr4f- fr-e
ern house in Norta West part ~ city.
Gear school tluf % ahd ear AAt' q.
good nciz 1horl4o4 lirse l't daI
oolpie Ttft-e ilp-s- - -..-l - --
oak; solid floors down s,al5s aa9 a.
tsl To- S--a ,slI lI,fsie 1,SS
777-77i=- ,---- 3 moo
in all paris 81 che city. our cars
ate -t EooT n fDorjes 4
81, S5f x Rfs5- !. i,r,,, 40
----
L4N AVl +" i5-..- = "a =, ~ -
4at-h she tiel''l l'eit.5 ~ 4, -S..i
= DIplell LOO AL----- A-t------.- 80
your nome -.s't .o.n inodSIn ! uoiut
atiaN ~N4 l1l Two taUi--e-. to~@tt-
ot'-Ss s'u,1e@I t.-ee So
Sas - f piEg
49, -
N-AA-< = ~ a. - n
iA'oclu iH'l sutiF log NAtet -e.t 800
EsI5se l1i 40 re, one 81 go. paFe -.
rEe Sf+,,Ial,f,s- rrr.orv -rls nrioa IL
e Fan. ..- t-.f ,.sI f-.. f- "a So
rr. as ra,-. nm kinds of lrreag Tor
81. Prank Anjers5n Gg8 Tn~urrs
-r4nst PHO pror. Tfneoln rlsS ar
Lincoln 1886
PBOPEETA-We Save a large lirt d city
property and farms IL sou want quick
sales, cali on MS. C'Ccunpr Realty CO.
50f $. Michigan ST., Lincoln ~0lO
ms. r, ,-,-7T, - --7r,-77S--
Ia -. - a r. - stsf,
III iis.----,, es.-,t, hr,is roterV
--.t ~cSloltf-1s' pn@ns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOMES n EFEET PART o. CRY

HOMES Is EVERY PART or CITY
son cash.
Dixie HigbWay--2 acres. f--ua-p. e-eo.
lli.-lt' i...rt orchard. larl. garage
l'-.s ftsFH
No5'A vs.. ro.us. modern. -s ar..1
south L, rooms, modern. oss fnssa
$50 have Urar Ee.r.lL-I home.
the D. " EHz- and - II - rrls.-.er..s
prices
EoEDEN REALTY CotrptNr
Main So 2as Farmers Trust nrFE
oDet Evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RIVER PARK.

IA r = T a II ~
A BEAUTIFUL bungalow FIVE rooms
and bath room, modern except bath room
fixtures, garage 10N1S First block OF
MishaVaka av. Price $500.
Six room cottage, nice attic, can be used
for sleeping rooms basement with drain
I'm wash room electric light. gas, ana
city water; lot 44x16J. Price $1,000
Close 10 groceries, church and car line
Seven room, one and a half story, half
o block from car line, city water cleo
trio lights, gas, furnace and city water
Price $500
Seven room one and a half story. fur
mace. electric lights, gas. sewer 30 street.
two lots 100 feet frontage 16J feet deep
close 20 school, possession first Of
April. Price $500
The above properties are all well worth
the price asked and River Park IS the
coming part OF south Bend.
J. ~ Jolly. 20 So. Main 81. Phone
Lincoln $3.50 Residence phone, Mish
awake 2114.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
FOR SALE Oh
EASY PAYMENTS

SIX roUm hcLss GA King strsss Wa
electric lights. price - 40.
seven room house on Ma rietKa EtRa~l.
partially modern. prica 81 COO.
Eight room house vita bath. tolfuf
aud gas on 81. louis street, p-tse e. 5O0
Elglt room house on East Eairr1ew
street, with electric LISTS and gaE
price 1900.
SIX room house ga Illinois strss.. prSrs
$500
Seven room house ca s. Franklin street.
viii barh.. .O!.gt. gas RHa Glsgtrio
lights, price IS 500.
Twenty two room house vita bath
toilet and gas. within three blocks az
the center OF town. This IL an excel
lent piaos 20 keep reOussrl. -rfss
$4,000
Eight room house on s. LSfaysze
street. with gas and vatsE Prsne
81 600
Five room house Oo LAbsrty strsst
price 81 500
Six room house % Gerst street. va
Eas. water and toilet, pHos 8sfQa
II Interested come "a and see "a
S. mi. ROBINSON & SON
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Glasses

" Or bLk thorough curses 10 sten0
Btaphy, bookkeeping elementary az
counting, secrcfurial branches and
higher accounting. Confer with Us on
your business or professional account
ancy education. Office open every week
ngs. The south Bend Business COL
lege. tully accredited ~ the y A. 4.
Corner Michigan and Monroe IS
YOUR APPLICATlON-Placed with TIE
Thomas school licensed Emp Agency
VIII briug sou the best photographic
book6replLg secretarial general office
position. Ne have placed thousands
Business A;eu call Main 2gOG FOR com
petent Office people. Free service. We
do pu0llc work; best rates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAN STEM
OGRAPHER: MUST HAVE KNOwL-
EDGE CT BOOKKEEPING; MUST
ALSO ACT As CASHIER: REFER
ENCES DESIRED. APPLY WEDNES-
DAY. MRS. CONSTANTINE, 10 80 TO
z. ". 749 5. MICHIGAN ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09

PROFESSIONAL SerViCPs q
CHIROPRACTlC-For advanced pai0s
lees Chir0prsctic &C. r.. q. kish. Chir0
practOT 81 Dean bldg Main S9l
Omen daiiv fron .. N 20 D. m
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. economically
obt6ined Trough chircpractic spinal
adjustments u Suath * Smith. room
Mills bldg. Nisuawaka. Phone 1861.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09

" WIS INNI AIIsLII-I MY c HlEeF
bl2 W LaEglie. AutJ matte aud elec-
trict soft Nate- pumps speciality
also hsgh rlas- plumbing work N-i7s1
pLUNEING AND dEAtING-N Vow is
the time 20 Save rev coils Installed
tn year furnace. J0E1i y q specially.
New work solicited Repair work dons
W truck. Complete stock u plumbing
and heating fixtures 70 choose from
You save money J. l. TaFiCr Phons
Aincoi 6nG5. 1873 : Mani -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09

WHY WORRY ABOCT 4 JOB By hav.
ing a small amount Of money YOU can
buy good profitable business, and
home for your family. For infor
nation inquire oil jefferson St, Elk
hart. Ind. Telephone r. 2120.
WA\TED-rwo good men that arc
willing to learn the Real Estate bus
mess. hustlers only need apply. No
drones. Hutton Realty Co, room >,
Orpheum Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
Auto Livery-Garages

WASHING-Family washing. called for
and delivered also work guaranteed.
Call 100 :. Webster 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09

PORTAGE AVE. 930-For sale or rent
room mouse. pLone N.ln noi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-09
FINANCIAL
Business OPPORTUNITIES

Investments. stee1ys. B0Dds 80
INVESTMENTS-H. V. pubiske Co. In
vestment securities Local office 10-11
Moore Building. corner Main and Col.
fax. J. Do Bennett manager Phone
Lincoln 5163
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-13

upon the Conference meeting dcclar-
ed that there has been TO some de-
gree spirit Of unrest during the
year, but Notwithstanding that fact
the Church has enjoyed substantial
growth more than 1000 members be-
ing added 10 the rolls IN this Confer
ence.
An old-fashioned Love Feast" fol-
lowed by an address by Bishop Me-
Murry and the ordination Of deacons
and elders was the order Of the morn
ing service at Polk Street Methodist
Church. AZ the evening service peo-
pie we're unable TO get in and were
turned away. DR.. A. J. Weeks, edi-
tor Of the Texas Christian Advocate
delivered an address. The reading
Of the appointments followed n brief
business session, and the list is pre-
sented as follows:
Abilene District.
Presiding elder, W. NJ. Lane; Abb
lene First Church, J. c. Miller; Abb
lene. st. Paul's, f. f. Robinson; Abb
lene, Oak Street, r. b. Brabham; An
son, j. r. Eldridge; Albany, w. p.
Hamilton; Avoca and Bethel, L. +.
Northcutt; Baird. r. j. Reay; Capps
Circuit, j. W. Story; Clyde Circuit,
r. f.. l.. Suits; Cross Plains Circuit,
r. o. Bailey; Haley Circuit, Jesse
Townsend; Lueders and Nugent, w.
u. Caughran; Moran, H. G. Scrog-
gins; Merkel, c. W. Foote; Oplin Cir
cult, d. S. Pierson, supply; Ovalo Cir
cult, J. r. Blevins; Putnam Circuit,
w. W Edgar, supply; Trent Circuit,
3. Y. Dickinson; Tye Circuit, J. NJ.
Moody; Tuscola Circuit, Aubrey Ash
ley: Tuxedo Circuit, G. NJ. Killin;
Educational secretary, D. b. Doak;
centenary secretary, W. f. Lyon; edi-
tor Of Texas Christian Advocate, A.
J. Weeks; teacher. Laguna, n. Mex,
!. c. Carpenter; professor, s. NJ. w.
G.. NJ. Woodward; president, McMur-
~ College, j. w Hunt
Amarillo District.
Presiding elder, j w. Story; ANA
rillo. Polk Street. s. W Hayne, ANA
rillo. Buchanan St.. G. j. irwin; Book
or Circuit, b H. Shaw; Canadian, A.
B Davidson: Claiming Circuit, II. II.
Lilies: Dalhart, W. VI. Pearce; Dumas
Circuit, JOS f. Eldridge; Higgins, W
II. Strong; Miami, r. p. Bowen Pan
handle, G. r. Bryant; Perryton, w
A. Hitchcock; Spearman, z. b. Pirtle :;
stratford, p G. Huffman; Texline, c.
+. Lynn: Vega Circuit, Ira b. San
ford Wildorado Circuit, A II. Smoth-
erman: White Deer and Groom. Ed
r. Wallace; Zyhach Circuit, G. A.
Duncan; General Evangelist, F. NJ.
Neal; Missionary 20 Africa, Ansil
Lynn: Student Chicago University, c.
r. Kidd; Conference Sunday School
Secretary. W. II. Tory
Clarendon District.
Presiding elder. John r. Henson;l
Clarendon, J. T. Griswold; Leon Hen
derson. J. B. McCarley, r. b. Bon
ner, supernumerary; Clarendon Cir
cult. J. j. McNealy; Claude, NJ +.
Hawkins; Claude Circuit. c. b. In
gram. supply; Headley J. VI. Fuller
Lake View. A. o. Hood; Leila Lake, |
J r. Kicks: Lodge. p f. Marlborough, |
Mclean, J s. Huckaboe; Memphis, A. I
T.. Moore; Mobeetie. T. p. Killburn !
Pampa. VI. s. Leaveridge; Shamrock, /
c. c. Wright; Shamrock Circuit, J.
A. scroggins: Turkey, J. f. Boyd !; |
Wellington. r ~ Huckabee; Yelling
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-13
\ TONIC


Groves Tssteiess chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vitality BY nuiiylne and
Enrchine the Blood When you feel Ia
strengthening. inylGoFaunr effect. see how
h brings colm % tho cheuss and how
Il lnpuses the appotiie. you VII then
nppoclate he tnas lonic value.
Ofuvee Ta,lslcss chlll TOMS u simply
lrun and ouinlno 1lspcnded IA sYfup SO
peasant egfu-shll|lrcn l|ka a. fhs hlroa
needs QlllNiNf 10 rtnlY a and Ihu> 10
Innrh a. Destroys NsIsllsl fs<sas 40
lilp germs ~ lls sllnn1Ihen,na ia<l81-
ai.ns trorl go
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-13

The cotton sports" were up In the
ar Monday morning a. The first
three reports put on the board a.
the Cotton Exchange showed . down
ward course--lho only safe way 90
gamble IA not 70 gamble.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-13

We now have two lady assistants,
both three year graduates from the
National School 81 Chicago. We
only ask you 10 give them a trial n
you want health and have tried every
thirg else. Drs Finley ann Council,
lnbbock, Texas, Phone $40. lS-2