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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wanted FemsIe

LADTES-Hustlers can make
IS per day. Apply Johnson & Bry-
ant Co, zoo Union Trust bldg.
TWO EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES
wanted. Apply at Royal Restaur-
ant. Laporte. Ind. Phone 1880.
THREE AMBITIOUS LADIES. % TO
so years. interested in making 500
month. wanted 10 care for three
open districts and give residence
corset service 10 clients for the Spi-
rella Co. II interested, call Mss
Janice De Ham. general organizer
oliver Hotel for appointment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
Estate OF Anna MarCkle:
NOTICE OE FINAL


NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
By direction OF Gertrude Wentland,
Administrative OF the Estate OF Anna
Mnrckle. late OF St Joseph County, in
the State Of Ind ana. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given 20 the heirs,
legaJees and devisees Of said decedent.
snd all other persons interested I'm said
estate that said Administrators has fled
II this court her vouchers for the final
settlement Of said estate. and they are
hereby required 90 be and appear in
said Court on the 14th day OF November,
1921. when the same VIII be heard and
make proof OF their helrship, or claim
20 any part OF said estate. and show
cause II there be. why said account and
vouchers should not be approved.
Witness. the Clerk and the Seal OF the
ST Joseph Superior Court No. . at
South Bend Ildiana, 18th day OF Oc-
tober. 1921
WILBUR VI. WARMER Clerk.
BERNARD T.. HOERSTNAN. Dep.
Weidler b Guy, Attorneys for Estate.
oct. 1924.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

Have you ever noticed how all
these ads are run? The same spac-
Ing and al alphabetical in arrange
menL That Is one OF the secrets
how The NewsTimes ClasSined
Section Is always getting results.
II you have something 70 sell or
want something. call Main 200 and
ask for an ad-taker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


PUBLIC SALE viii sell al public
auction OF what Is known as the
Old Dietrich Farm. miles north
west OF South Bend, on Saturday.
Nov. 8, commencing at %. 10.
Livestock. farm implements hay.
grain and other articles Levi NJ.
Truck
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities IS
GROCERY STORE for sale; confec-
tionery, cigars, soda fountain and
restaurant in connection: doing a
good business; long lease. reason
able rent; living rooms over the
store: good reasons for selling. For
particulars address Box 2SS, News
Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

8 PER G-NT INTEREST
g paid % al deposits lsct With a.
We loan money On brst uortEars
securities IL South Bend and HsAs-
Uaka. Workingm Building q
Lean Assn Whitcomb & KsIAra
seies, Farmers TrgH BldE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

Here ore a few specials IN New
Homes ready % occupy. All up-t0-
date. finished IN oak solid hardwood
floors, full basement modern In
every way.
Here are the numbers-drive cut
and look at them. Street assessments
an paid DON'T FORGET THAT"
il means $500 or $500 less 20 ths
price ] quote than when you come 20
fgure with other buyers
100 + Broadway. corner lot,
rooms. modern house. 5000.
1912 s. Marietta st. modern room
bungalow. S5. 600.
3I2 s. ST. Louis blvd modern 5
room bungalow. $500.
1912 Lishawaka av.. room mod
ern house, $500.
on Lincoln way ~ we have 2 mod
eru homes. Our prices on these hns
residences are $500 and $500.
We viii sell these new residences
on the payment plan
w *. McHENRY.
go Farmers Trust Bldg.
Lincoln 5138-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

GROOM HOUSE - Fine residential
district: northwest. four entrances
modern in every respect: completed
in six weeks; Main 537
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
MITCHELL

Touring-1919 model. Looks ike
new. All new tires. one extra.
Also equipped with spotlight and
bumper. Runs like new car.
$4,000 takes Il. Terms ii desired.
X. Feferman. South Bend Nash
Co, 100 LicCln Way. East.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

6T PAID on YOUR SAVINGS-No no.
tice red on Withdrawal; see paid
on term notes. All money loaned on
approved securities. Associate Invest
ment Company. 3rd floor. Farmers
Trust hldg
BUS NESS MEN AND WOMEN HERE
YOU ARE-For sale-Best shoe re-
pair shop IN city. Four fine room
ing houses. all Al locations. Gro
Gerry stores, meat market, confec-
tionaries. restaurants. hotels. pool
rooms, some good soft drink places,
tire repair and auto accessories
shop See me before you buy or
sell r rs Odd Fellows'- Bldg.
open evenings. Main 1853. Beyers,
the business chance man
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

CHOICE RESIDENCE for sale. Prop
erty at 719 w. Colfax av-. modern
9-rOOm house, alley lot 55x2QQ Il
Must SELL leaving city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03


Situations Wanted-Female SO
WASHING AND IRONING by reliable
party: all work guaranteed. Called
for and delivered. Phone Lincoln
1852
PERMANENT - Woman wants to
care for children while mother is
out; Csc per hour. 3l5 w. LaSalle.
WOMAN with child wishes work in
private home where she may keep
child with her. Address Box 269,
News-Times.
Situations Wanted-Male 81
/ HAVE A i-TON TRUCK and want
steady work. Box 286, News-Times.
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, 80 YEARS,
WISHES PERMANENT CONNEC-
TION-Banking and experience in
industries; Will accept anything
Will travel: salary on object; con-
versant with several Languages
employed at present. Postoffice
Box A
WANTED : Position by high-class
colored man, thoroughly capable
chauffeur, thoroughly experienced
in general duties of houseman, in
GLIDING perfect dining room serv-
ice. Address Harrison Lee, 1911
Michigan av., LapOrte. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
.sEX TOURING

DETROIT ELECTRIC. !n hne condi-
ton. Call at az J.. Howard st
on DODGE Three Chevrolet 49O's
j Overland touring. j Overland road
fter. Buick Eord touring. Nikart
Auto sales Co. Ito Z. Tut Lincoln
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

ANNOUNCEMENT OF the opening Of
the II D. Lee Co. shirt factory.
$50 girls will be needed at once
Operators having experience on
power machines apply Immediately.
II. D Lee Co.. 405 z. Madison st
WIDE AWAKE women between so
and so years who value their ser
vices st $50 or more per week;
splendid position. Give phone num-
Der. Address i 4. care this office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON HOUSE SHORTAGE
Wilmington Chamber OF Com
merco to be represented at
Washington Meeting.

Wilmington has been asked TO take
mart in the conference Of the National
Council of the Chamber Of Commerce ol
the United States, to be held m Wash
inrton. January 81 2s, when the forfnu-
latlon of n constructive nationni program
for relief Of the housing shor'aEe WI
he undertaken.
Respor ses 10 the invitations sent ou'
bv the National Chamber indicate that
there Is prea, interest in the housirg short
nue and very definite wilhr q ess on the
mart of business men everywhere 20 Ioii
bande IN an effort go work out n plan ioI
lis solution. The actual shortam OF
dwelhng houses is estimated 10 be more
than 81 ,250,OtN
The program arranged for. the confer
ence takes up the various phases uf the
housing problem The subject viii hs
discussed under three main headings
construction. finance and industrial hous'
ina. with the social and civic side oa tS
ouestion running through the entire con
ference.
Business men from practically evry
part of the United States will attend
Those invited from here, are; Alfred
Warner. president, William T. Budc
secretary: Wm. n. Mullen, national
councillor, representing the Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce: s. Il. Noodridgc,
urrsident. representing the Institute :"
fithoppne Manufacturers; Dr. thas. H.
Reese. president, representing the Menu.
featuring Chemists Association Johr
Macsdam. national councillor, represent
inG the National Association OF finishert
of Cotton Fabrics
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
WOLCOTT PURSUED
MOST PERS|STENTLy
BY LOBBY F!ENDS
Some OF These Promoters Keep
Continually on the Track
of Senators.
BEARS UP IN GOOD FORM
snecial Dispatch From Every Evenings
Washington Correspondent

Special Dispatch From Every Evenings
Washington Correspondent
Washington. Jan. 24--0ne of tho most
non,,laY measures before the Senate today
~ that which would if enacted curb the
activities of the professional lobbyist
Tpv men in Congress have been made TO
realize tho power of these men to bore and
hester more than hns Senator Wolcott
Nol Delaware Always good-natured and
self-pojsed, tho Delaware senator Is open
to attack from every angle by these
gentry.
There / $. of course, legitimate and
nroper place for the lobbyist. In fact,
Senators are particularly ANXIOUS to be
informed on any bill from outside as well
As from within. They want to know how
II NAV affect the interests of honest per-
sons aud honest corporations, and this
information is acquired largely through
the agency of individuals authorized to
represent such interests. :,
Butitis contended that the professional
hired lobbyist works too hard. too many
hours and is nearly always over Jealous. .
Although the senior Senator from Della
sare has never complained, he has often
been followed from tho Senate floor To
committee room where the lobbyist has
lain in wait for him. perhaps for hours
way to his Office.
From his office the lobbyist would follow
him to his hotel. oontriving to ride on the
same car with him. Failing 70 get scat
! by the side of the Senator, he would scheme
{ 20 ride in the same elevator to the floor
on which is located the Senator's sleeping
! apartment If not invited into his room,
the lobbyist would make n desperate effort
To engage him in conversation st the door
All other menss of obtaining an ex-
tended, and what the lobbyist would re
gard as a satisfactory audience with the
+ Senator are resorted to. The lobbying
sleuth would find out what time he gen
erally visited the barber shop. After
gathering this information he would
discover that he needed some tonsorial
attention himself, and when the Senator
was comfortably seated IN the chair, che
lobbyist would stroll in.
Some Senators are driven to the ex-
pedient of shaving in their own rooms In
order to avoid the ever-watchful lobbyist
hut Senator Woleott appears to be able
10 encounter these individusls and get nd
of them in perfectly natural way. He
never shows heat or anything like resent
ment. even when backed into corner
and forced to listen TO an exordium on the
merit of sorne bill, or TO q bitter harransue
against some measure that the lobbyist
wants to kill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
COUNTY FARM BUREAU.
Reorganization Meeting saturday nj
Inmbr0s' Cafe.

About 30 committees of the Now
Cntle County Farm Bureau attended a
luncheon Saturday at Lnmbros' Cafe FOR
he purpose Of reornAnisinp the county
for the State Farm Bureau Federation
membership drive.
Frank Ycarsley of Marrhallton, prcsi-
dent OF the bureau called the meeting To
order and explained it's purpose, Mrs.
c. 2. Diclsey Of Stanton, secretary and
treasurer, reported that the burca,l had
paid all its bills aud had about $50 left in
the treasury. Nj. q. Pence, State loader
of county agents, of Newark, has been
given one months leave Of absence 70 net
ns State manager Of the membership
drive, which is now on in Kent county,
and will be continued in Now Castle
county about February / When COM
peted here the drive will be started in
Suvex Mr.. Pence declared that go far
in Kent county about go per cent of the
farmers are becoming members Of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
SAYS SENATOR BALL
IS BEING DECEIVED
Captain Peyser Disapprovss His
Bill for Relief OF Oppressed
Tenants.
spoclal Dispatch From Every Evening
Washington Correspondent

spoclal pi.patch From Every Evening =
Washington Correspondent
Washington, jar Captain Juhus
/ peyser. bond Of TIE Bureau of Housing
under the War Department during tho
great conflict, disapprovca entirely with
the rev Ball bill, Jeeipl ed TO protect
citizens of the District from unreasonable
cxartiors by landlords. Captain Icyrcf
is n Republican, lie drew the firet bill
bearing Senator Balls name, but IT hae
been declared unconstitutional by the
Court Of Appeals for the District Of tol'in'-
hia. An appeal was taken 10 the supreme
Court of the United States and viii be
argied February 2S Captain feyeer says
there is no need for further legislation
on the subject, % he IL quite co.. hdent
the District Court Of Appeals viii I've re-
versed by the supreme Court.
Senator palls new bin, Captain Feyser
said, would destroy eny hope that III
ueed tennuts may have Of obtaining re-
irras. lie declared IL would involve them
IN expensive litigation TINT would in the
end prove riinous 90 the man who II
depending on bis sslaty for the support
of his family and himself
"Of oourse know Senator Ball ~ act
irp in good faith said Captain Pevenr,
''but he has beeu fooled by somebody
who ia interested in mnkirg II difficult,
IL not impossible, for injured tenants 10
obtain juHtice 1t is pot to I've expected
that Senator hall, who ia not a lawyer,
would he able himself to draw o biil which
would accomplish the things he desres
to bring about
Senator Rail, however, believes his
bill is about ns nearly perfect as a measure
drawn by human beirg e can be, and II
is hardly likely he viii give more than
courteous atten tion to Captain feyrer'r
obiectiore. Captain peyrer is sctirg for q
number of tenauts, among whom are
persets who claim Wilmington &c Their
home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL.
Dean BrateunhI VIII Address Trinity
Mems Club aud Their Guests.

Trinity MEMS Club win hold it's regu-
lar meeting In Trinity Parish HOUSE,
this evening Ii will be open to tho
public. and will be addressed by the
Very Rev. q. G. II. Bratonahl, ID. d.,
Dean of the Cathedral OF ST. Peter ana
st Paul In Washington, who viii speak
on "Thc Cathedral Idea and the Great
National Cathedral" The lecture will
be profusoly illustrated,
The proposed Cathedral in Washing
ton is already well under way and viii
when completed be one of the most
beautiful ecclesiastical structures in
the world It's location in the national
capital lends special Importance and in
terest TO the enterprise. ard church
people all over the country are con-
cerned with It's progress. The privi-
lego of hearing about II from the of
fetal head Of the Cathedral itself
should be widely appreciated In VIII
minston. Dean Bratenah is well
known here and will probably have a
large audience on this occasion NO
appeal for money will be made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
THE GOLDEN GARDEN.
Annie +. Nfichener.

The first glimpse Of the garden,
Holding their heads high in air,
Ten hydrsnEes, III row,
Were guarding the entrance tair.
In the centre stood fountain
Whose waters. merrlly,
As they swiftly rose, and fell,
Cried: Come and see, come and see. !"
Gigantic trees of the forest
Half encircled it around;
While flowers iii rich profusion
Were trailing on the ground.
The blue sky hung above it;
The white clouds dTifted by
A roof for the magic garden
Hid from the public eye.
Yet he who sought might find it,
And enter freely too;
Enjoying the rare beauty
OF che commingled hue.
In all their regal splendor
The gladiolus grew;
Clad In colors patriotic
The rcd, the white, the blue.
Passing the little snap-drsgon
He stared quite saucily;
] thought, as / gazed upon hun,
He would like TO bite at me.
The phlox ip her CAV apparel,
Sweet-willism at her feet,
While, wonder. bachelor button
Stood, alone, In the fowery street
Red and white carnations,
Nodded sweetly TO the sun
Msster-builder of the scene
With attendants more than one.
There in the midst Of the splendor
Were flowers we had never seen;
But our own sweet rose of summer
Bloomed IN bowers of evergreen.
In the midst Of the wondrous beauty
There stood big crystal ball;
One gazed thereon, then laughed and
Why am | short, why am tall7
Great stone steps led us down
Into the evergreen bowers;
In the centre of lovely designs
A sun-dial was telling the hour.
At the foot of the steps lakelet
Bordered by miguorette;
The faint rich color, and the
Perfume fingers with me yet.
Here ard there, curious carvings
Through evergreen bower, TO bower,
Rustic seats and archways,
There we reveled for an hour.
Beyond the evergreen garden
Where men worked buslly,
Flowers were blooming down private
road
Az far as the eye can see.
Once again We stood in the garden
Twas Just golden dream;
a great gray cloud, with golden edge,
Lent enehantment TO the scene.
The summer flowers were dropping,
They were growing tired aud old;
But all the lovely autumn beds
Were gold, gold, gold.
Near the edge Of the forest
A great king Midas" hives;
With heart so big, through his flowers,
He gives, aud gives, and gives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24

bureau on II threo-y year bnsis, Mt s5 year.
They expect ~ have large pcrcentn &c
before the work II completed County
Agent H. q. rhuamafl of New Gnstle
county gave the details uf the arrange
nonts for the drive IN this county Dr.
Frank App, state secretary Of the Now
Jersey Farm Bureau Federation, gave n
report Of the membership drive IN bic
S tate He said that nine counties have
ccurcd from SIS to 90 per cent Of their
farmers.
81 oi which viii 20 townrd the County
Farm Bureau, 81 80 90 the State Fedora
tion aud 80 cents o. the National Amer,-
nau Farm Bureau Federation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24

NEW AND CHARMING MODES
A plea~ing model for the woman
who dings TO the lowerthan-hip-
length Jacket fe the one shown here.
developed IN furfabrfc and trimmed
with hands Of gray fur. II fastens
sn doubleloreasted effect and is belt
ed with @ straight band of self-ma-
terial Medium size requires 81
yarde 64-iuch material and 3N yards
fur banding.
The one-piece dress featured in
The next illustration is in dark blue
tricotine trimmed with narrow silk
soutache braid. The simple bodice
hss V|shaped neck filed in with 4
vest of gray georgette and the belt
Is of the dress material. Medium size
requires az yards 54-inch tricotins
and ! bunch OF braid.
First Model: Pictorial Review JAG
ket No. SITE. Sizes, "a TO 40 inches
bust. Price, rs cents. Skirt No. s17e.
Sizes. "a TO 3s inches waist. Price,
20 cents.
Second Model: Dress No. $685.
Sizes, 90 to so inches bust. Price, 35
eents. Embroidery No. 1865. TranS-
Ter, blue or yellow, 20 cents.
Crosby & hin Company are sole
agency of Pictorial Review Patterns
Wilmington's leading store for silk
wash goods and wooden dress goods
f05-07-os Market street.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
TO PAY ARCHITECTS

Amicable settlement is expected TO
be reached IN the matter Of the bin of
$4,000 submitted by Gilbert and Beetle.
architects OF the rropoaed new No. 2s
School. according 10 statements made
ny members of the Board of Education.
The hill will be paid, II is said, with sorne
minor changes. although city Council
iap not advanced any appropriation
with which Co pettie the bill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
OUTLAW ouTMTTTEn.

Confronted by revolver in the nsnda
Of his intended victim, an unknown col
ored man, who attempted 20 hold up
John Ryan, a conductor on the Penn
svIvania Railroad. living at Holloway
Terrace, seeing that Ryan had the bet
tor Of him. ran away.
The attempted hold occurred last
Monday at Iambson Lane. near Rose
III Mr.. Ryan was on his way home
and noticed the eolored man get Off the
trnilN car i,ist ahead Of him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
DIR. PALMER IMPROVING.

Dr. John Palmer, who hss been III at
his residence, 1900 Delaware avenue,
with phlebitis, has recovered sufficiently
to move about and has even ventured
out of doors for a short while on fair
days DR.. Palmer was taken i'll on Oc-
tober 4, 1920, and for some time was in
q serious condition. He has been inn
proving for the past three weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
MUCH LIQUOR SEIZED.
Delaware One Of the Top Notches During
the Fast Year.

SaS. .bo3. acs~ord,nw tc figures given out
by Isrnel Howard, ohief f the Federal
Enforcement purau for this state. Fifty
one arrests were made.
Liquor valued AZ $4,000 was seized, j,
automobiles and trucks used to convey The
liquor valued nj 81 900 were confscated ,
tas penalties amounted 20 si4,12S and
finee psid out totalled se,3T5. The eS-
psnsea Of the Office were only $1,000
Tho total amount Of liquor seised and
fines collected for the entire United States
totalled only 10000 or q per capita
amount Of almost Is centa, In Delawar e
the per capita amount was almost 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Rate Of Fare to be Printed on Each
by Pennsylvania Railroad.

A nev policy Of printing the price ON
the fnce of railroad tickets Will be
adopted by the Pennsylvania railroad.
II viii take effect Immediately, and as
fast a. the present supply of tickets
is exhausted. new tickets viii he print
ed for the first time showing on each
ticket the amount Of the fare. The
Pennsylvania railroad has decided TO
adopt the policy with respect TO rail-
road tickets as protection to ootn
its passenger and it ticket agents
In order to avoid waste. tickets be-
tween any two points already on hand
will he used up. but all new tickets
printed will show their price, except
inter-line tickets, on which 1t is not
practical to put the new policy into
affect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
sPICER TO GO TO IRELAND.

Heading the first Quaker unit sent to
Ireland to engage in relief work. r
Barclay Spicer. well-known resident Of
Arden, will sail this week for Liverpool
from New York. Mr.. Spicer received
passports and British wise Saturday for
the party, which is the first one to go
10 ireland to engage in reconstruction
ra1saf rr,orlr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
KILLS PAIN
ANYWHERE

No matter where the pain is LOO
bert's Ak-Eo-Mor Capsules will dnd II
and stop Ii almost instantly. The
most violent headache. racking neu-
ralgia or shooting rheumatic pains In
head face, neck. back. body or limbs
arc quickly relieved by Ak-No- Nor
Capsules. They work like magic In
nsuritis or In pains In liberated or de-
eayed teeth. And, besides, they may
Be taken in perfect safety, as they
contain no narcotics or other danger
ous or habit-forming drugs
You can get Luebert's Ak@No-Mor
Capsules at any druggist, but be sure
Ior-price soc and eoc per box
4. =. Luebert. r. D.. Christisns, Ps1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
HECTOR TRApAELL BETTER.

Rev. Richard w. Trupneii rector ~
st Andrews y. y. Church, who has
been under treatment AZ Baltimore
hospital for n nervous breakdown has
arrived home improved In health
Upon the advice Of his physician.
Mr.. Tfapneli will rest for two weeks
before reaufniug HE pastoral work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
TO HAVE CHURCH WEDDING.

Miss Lillian M Monck, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. n. Monok Of 215 West
Fourteenth street, and Jerome A. Collins,
son of Mrs. Hannah Collins of 615 West
Fifth street will be married at o o'clock
next Wednesday morning with nuptial
mass IN st. Pauls r. 9. Church, Fourth
and jackson streets Rev Thomas i.
Aaidron officiating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Good Mnskrat Yield.

The trappers of muskrat in Mary
land last year reaped a harvest in the
sale of pelts. According TO conserva-
tive estimate. the sale Of fur from
these animals exceeded the sum Of
So 900 900.