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TEAM SCORE
GROUP NO. Q

GROUP NO.
L GENTLE. stuyvesant. 444; r. Shop
lA.54; D. Ward, e. Childs; 1918: ?. sachs.
q: Childs, 1920; r. Kaplan, stuyvesant,
1s22; M. Barrett. COMMERCIAL 1885;
r Freed; c9m M 800; T nession. stuy
Gracy, Jamaica, l54s; e. Hayward, Ja
malca, 1852; l. Barkey. stuyyesant. ISIS;
chtds 1885, LIST Boys ISL; A j. WoIsk ~
Commercial, 1902 Perlmann, Bows, 1908:
2; sehneider Commercial; 1e %; R. Foley
chiIds. 1921: Goldberg Boys 0'Iti.s ". a. a..
S S,,1a. Jem ma 1922 -; KIernan
Boys 1910; G. Aldesisio, Stuyvcsant. 16. 43;
F. Herman e. childs, IS As; P: Sober e.
mon. Commercial. 1902; Fl. Cornelius ia
maica, 1909; e. Becker Stuyvesant. IT "a
\. Avendon. Commercial. l7.4o; T. Harns
1883; Rubin. Commercial. 1903 bernstein,
Roosevelt, 1919; Jaisenberg, Commercial,
1881.
TEAM SCORE
$ S SsSS : = i =
b fn :......'.'--.....1 IS p % 25-1oa
2anes childs 70 i IS % % a 5s 80 60
GROUP NO. 8
Nichalaides De witt Clinton. 1874: r.,
Campbell Erasmus 1449; Stewart. Eras-
mus, 1854: w. Sandt, George Washington
1855; Williams. Erasmus. 1893; Bailey,
Richmond Hill 1904; Mcintyre, Richmond
I'M 1912; Frazer. Richmond HIN. 1917;
enberg, Uramsus. 1924 Drake. Erasmus,
1915; Alberts. Richmond Hill 15.49; Mein
ger De Witt Clinton, 1853; Hyman. De
witt Clinton 1864; Booth Erasmus, is SIS
Hershman, De witt Clinton, 1902; Done.
Erasmus, 1903; Perkins. Erasmus. 1911;
Caccavajo. Washington, 1923: Frank. De
Witt Clinton, 1924: Berger, Washington.
1927 Cummings. Bushwck, 1899; c. Hud-
1916; Gilbert. De witt Clinton 1913;
Richmond td Hill. 1875, Geppert' De Wit
Clinton, 1886; Kavelsky, Bushwlck. 1902;
Goldstein. De witt Clinton. 1904; Mas.
De witt Clinton. a7o5; Gillespie, Erasmus.
1923; Goebel Richmond Hill. 1924; X. Lee.
Btuyvesant. 1927; NJ. Bachenheimer, Wash
1929; Duggan. Washington. 1880; Hill.
Washington. 1872.
TEAM SCORE.
Erasmus--3. \. 6. IL. H. Total Se.
George Washington-2. s, 10. II, 10.
Total 43.
Richmond ill--7. 3, 9, ls. 20. Total ST.
Dewitt CNnton--1. IA. 10. 16, 1s. To-
tai Ca
TOTAL POINTS TO DATE
stuyvesant. 81: Flushing, "a; George
Washington. 81; Erasmus. 1o1; Jamaica.
100; Evander Childs. 1888; Commercial, 1872;
merce. ITO: Curtis, III; Richmond Hll,
172; Bryant. 173; Boys. 207; Newtown. 2t4:
Roosevelt 81. BushwicA. 400; Townsend
Harris. 400 Manual. 1872.
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Bucks: 1920 Models

Hedan Top. SsJU. NlnRboIt ..... 81
Also
1920 Oakland Sedan. S9rn 1925 American
Coupe. 81 $50 1920 oidsmoh..e Sedan .
1920 Chevrolet r b Sedan s.
1920 Maibohm Sedan $40 i4ir ra..sral
Limousine. sls5 1919 Uuluahile SEDAN 81
1919 Chevrolet Sedan. $500 1873 Dodge Sedan
1918 OlasJnoosie sadsn
1917 Peerless Town Tar - 4
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Goals-W atcrs tA). McPhee (e). Dur
rant cd. Campbell G). Maclennan Mac
pherson Refereo--Cunnngham Time of
halves, 40 minutea
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Open Cars of all Descriptions
-Four. Five { Seven ras.-netrs
At Rock Bottom Prices

INCLUDING
>, Eocomobiles. -Four sna sr7ea Fass~ngcrs; cyfs.
tioual
Suites. Four Passenger asd Is1naboui,. Packard;
Danes: hns. Star1ard Meforr. ~. r.
100 Cars to Select from af all Times
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The seminal round match in ths
Metropolitan intercub team tourna-
ment viii be played this olnur It II
o'clock. On the clay courts of the New
York Tennis Club, 23sth Street aud
Broadway. The home team viii meet
the players from the West Side Ten
mis- Club, and the winners viii meet
the team Of the Montclair Athletic
Club for the champ onship.
Ichiya Kumagae and zen2o shimidzu,
the japanese Davis Cup players. who
have made their American friends by
the thousands through their splendid
playing and their unfailing sportsman
ship on the courts OF this country. eft
for San Francisco yesterday on their
way TO Japan.
Before boarding the train Kumaras
said he expected to return TO the
United States in December. ana shon
go back to Japan, perhaps never &c re-
turn. Shmidzu declared that he mpht
return here next year. If be could
gather team Of japanese players to-
gether, to contest for the Davis Cup.
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TOTAL POINTS TO DATE

stuyvesant. 81: Flushing, "a; George
Washington. 81; Erasmus. 1ol, Jamaica.
100; Evander Chlds. 1873; Commercial. IA !;
Morris. 1872; De Witt Clinton. 1871; Com
rerce. ITO: Curtis. III; Richmond Hnl,
172; Bryant 173; Boys. 207; Newtown. 2t4 !:
Roosevelt. 311: Bushwick. 400: Townsend
Harris. 400; Manunl 122
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50 Of. aI aarans t" twosrods: $1,000
t. L A. "NA' " l." 'fAR
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additional Sports, Poge %
~ ,vT''SI;;''YI ',S-'T-''''-.''-'' y
E.vshRelsIel;4fVs 75@eg,
nj 7 U's--T5JITI T." II KS II TT7-
SALE! SALE! SALE!

SALE! SALE! SALE!
OF Tho Largest x Best A.. ,--ae,f
OF Used Cars in N. Y. by II. ~
Oldest and Most Reliable House
Trades Made. Examinations A..ss.lf il.a.aastrs.
tons t.f.r
; TO IL mos. Credit If Desired
Mo Mortgages No Mote. 40 rl1 ..-yi
Pierce-Arrow "48'', Dual Valve,
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Lancia "35" Limousine
Cost 100000 ...... S2,IO0
Peerless, 1921, Suburban Sedan,
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CADILLACS:-Closed & Omen

1871 Victoria Coupe -. 81 q
1919 Amesbury Suburban Sedan. ...... e "A
ieis Iandaulet q o. 1912 Lsudauiet .... 81
1918 Town Brougham B. Oc
1918 Seven Passenger. $1,000. 1917 Auesbury
Sedan. 81 500. 1917 Springfield Sedan. s. p
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Erasmus--3. 4. 6. IL. IL. Total 3e.
George Washington-2. s, 10. IT, 49,.
Total 43.
Richmond nl-7, 8, 9. 13. 20. Total ST.
Dewitt Ciinton-l, "A, 10. 16, 1s. To-
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37zs, 3sS4lh, 35z4lh Sl2 TO $40
Ford Sizes. $3.50 $3.50, $3.50. $3.50
Geo ODDS AND sNDs
$. Sc ST. So
First Irirs.v TUBES Cor. S0cI Disc.
Sang =: 500 81, s-a
Auto Bodies-"At Any Price"
ssr-n,cx nau :. re1s.n-s <-s- - ftl
Bodios lNAreiyl .-.--.....- $500
JANDoRF AUTOMOBILE CO.
Two Sboa Rooms OF Broadway
Tei..!,sac ri. .}' s-a
1921, 1928 Broadway, near SSH ST.
1879 Broadway, near SSH 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20

Nero wild his togy wrapped around
gar.
Have one, Mbchob7' says he.
None OF the weecs for me- says
I-'nayther pipe nor segar. What's
the USE says I, OF omokin' when
we've not got the ghost OF a chance
OF KILN yeself By doin' it,
True for We, Mchob Alder. my
perpetual jew says the Emperor;
'ye're not always wandering. Sure
It's danger gives the spice OF our
pleasures-next TO their bein' for
bidden.'
"'And for what. says I. do We
smoke be night in dark places Wild
out even a cinturion in plain clothes
10 attend YEP
Have ye ever heard, Michob,
says the Emperor. Of professionalism
ism p
l. I've been on the trot with predes-
T. i've been on the trot with pedes-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20

APERS:-Nevvs Times-morning evening and Sundays
nbuneevenng, except Sunday GOniec Polskisemieek In
terrban Labor Journal-veeky South Bend Todaymonhy
POPULATON-The following comparative figures sig
nhant showing that South Bend has had BOOM but
steady normal though rapid growth Such growth positive evil
dnce of the natural advantages of the city industrial and
merca United States $780, $780, 1890 26l9
1900 5000; 1910 1904 (Loca census 1912 $780, 1916.
$780, and 1920 70,893, (includng Mishewaka) &c. 49,
POWER. LIGHT AND GAS:-St Joseph River developing
$4,000 hydroeecc horsepower from four dams this vicinity
of this available for South Bend Power 90
month horsepower attached and Lie &c XVIII Rate for
commercial lighting 3c 8c XVIII Rate for residence light
ing &c 6 per XVIII Gas range from 63c 81 08 900
#. according the consumed.
PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS-Ten parks with acreage of
800 Ten Fairgrounds under direction of Municipal Recreation Com
:'tee with lo instructors and directors.
PUBLIC SAFETY-Fre Department. stations, 81
and horse equipment Police department IS and police
in Health Department Superintendent of police and
humane police ambulance patrols and
cycle squad.
STREETS-Total length of alleys and in
limits 1888 miles total length of pavement 663 miles;
lighted by 1901 public Lights illuminated by boulevard
cluster lights
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Jze- .~~zc 700 e4a~ ~ roe- roe Ao~7eeo1zP- -

tinarianism for many years, and more
trianism for many a year, and more
to come, as we we'll know
-" The longer word said me
friend Nero, is the tachin' OF this
new sect Of people they call the
Christians. 'Tis them that's respons-
ible for me smokin' be night in holes
and corners OF the dark.
And then 1 sets down and takes
off a shoe and rUbs me foot that is
frosted, and the Emperor tells me
about IT. 1t seems that since 1 pass
that way before, the Emperor had
mandamused the impress wild a d.
vorce suit. and Misses POppaea, a
CELEBRATED lady, was ingaged. widout
a. housekeeper at the pal
ace. All I'm one day says the i'm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20

peror. she puts UP new lace windy
curtains in the palace and joins the
anti-tobacco society. and whin I feels
the need Of a smoke / must be after
sneakin' out 20 these piles Of lum-
Der in the dark So there in the
dark me and the Emperor sat, and
told him OF me travels. And when
they say the Emperor was an in
cidiary. they lie. Twas that night
the fire started that burnt the city.
'Tis my opinion that Il began from a
stump OF segar that he threw down
among the boxes. And tits a lie that
he added. He did all he could for
six days 20 stop il. sir
And now l detected a new flavor
TO Mr.. Michob Alder. It had not been
myrrh or balm or hyssop that I had
smelled. The emanation was the
odor OF bad whisky-and, worse
still. OF low comedy-the sort that
sr,at huruOrfvtz ~~ufa cture bv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20

knew that ne was right, and that
should not try to reconcile him
with Roman history; so ! asked for
news concerning other ancients with
whom he had talked familiar.
Above my desk hung an engraving
OF Raphael's cherubs. You could
yet make out their forms. though
the dust blurred their outlines
strangely.
"Ye calls them 'cher-rubs', :"
cackled the old man. Babes, We
fancy they are. with wings. And
there's one wild legs and a bow and
arrow that ye call Cupid know
where they was found. The great
great great grandfather Of them all
was a billy-goat. Bein' an editor,
sir. do ye happen TO know where Sol
omon's temple stooG?"
I fancied that It was in-in
Persia? Well. I did not know.
IT'S not in history nor in the
Bible where IL was. But I saw *
meself. The first pictures Of the
cher-rubs and cupids was sculptured
won thin walls and pillars Two Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20

clothing the grave and reverend
things of legend and history in the
vulgar. topical frippery that passes
for a certain kind Of wit. Michob
Alder as an imposter, claiming 1900
years, and playing his part with the
decency of respectable lunacy, 1
could endure; but as a tedious wag,
cheapening his egregious story with
song-book levity his Importance as
an entertainer grew less.
And then, as IL he suspected my
thoughts. he suddenly shifted his
key,
You'll excuse me, sir" he whined.
but sometimes 1 get a little mixed
in my head. l am very old man;
and it is hard to remember every
thing"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20

the biggest. sir stood in the adytum
to form the baldachin over the Ark.
But the wings of thin sculptures was
intinded for horns. And the faces
was the faces Of goats. Ten thou
sand goats there was in and about
the temple. And your cher-rubs was
billy-goats in the days of King Solo
mon, but the painters misconstrued
the horns into wings
"And I knew Tamerlane, the lame
Timour. sir, very well. / saw him at
Keghut and at Zaranj. He was a
little man no longer than yerself, with
hair the color OF an amber pipe
stem. They buried him at Samar-
kand. I wa sat the wake, sir. Oh
he was a fine-built man in his cof-
fin, six feet long, with black whis-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20


stays so a week He's got a riRma-
role sOmethin about his bein' q lew
pedler that he tells evrybody. No
body won't listen 20 him any nore<
When he's sober he amt SIGH a FOO
he's get sight OF books in -
back room Of his shop that he reads.
I guess YOU can las an his trouble %
whisky"
But again 7 would not not ve-
was my Wandering Jew rightly con-
strued for me. trust that women
may not be allowed a title TO all The
curiosity In the world So when
MontopoEs oldest inhabitant Csoule
so score years younger than Michob
Ader) dropped in 20 acquire pro-
mitigation in print I siphoned his per
petual trickle OF reminiscence In trs
direction OF the uninterrupted
maker Of shoes.
Uncle Abner was the Complete
History of Montopolis. bound IN but
ternut-
"O'Bader." he quavered. come here
In 80. He was the first shoemaker
in the place. Folks generally con-
siders him crazy at times now. But
he don't harm nobody. I s'pose drink
in upset his mind-yes. drinkin'
very likely done f. It's a powerful
bad thing drinkin'. I'm an old, oNS,
man. sir. and I never see no good in
drinkin'."
I felt disappointment was will
ing 10 admit drink IN the case OF my
shoemaker, but ! preferred Il as
recourse instead OF a cause why
had ne pitched upon his perpetual.
strange note OF the Wandering Jew
Why his unutterabIe grief during his
alteration? I could not yet accept
whisky as an explanation.
'Lemme see! About so year ago
there was somethin' OF the kind. 7
recollect. Montopolis. sir. in them
days used 10 be a mighty strict place.
Well. Mike O'Bader had a daughter
then-a right pretty girl. She was
too gay a sort for Montopolis. so one
day she slips of TO another town
and runs away with a circus. II was
two years before she comes back.
all fixed UP in fine clothes and rings
and jewelry. 10 see Mike. he
wouldn't have nothin' 10 do with her.
SO she stays around town awhile,
anyway. I reckon the men folks
wouldn't have raised no objection.
but the women egged EN- on to order
her 10 leave town. But she had
plenty Of spunk. and told 'sm TO
mind their own business.
$50 one night they decided 20 run
her away A crowd Of men and
women drov, her out OF her hovn-
and chased her with sticks and
stones. She run 20 her fathers door.
calm for help. Mike opens it. and
when he sees who it is he hits her
with his fist and knocks her down
and shuts the door.
And then the crowd kept on
chunkin her till she run clear out OF
town. And the next day they finds
her drowned dead in Hunters mill
pond. I mind it all now. That was
30 year ago."
leaned back In my non-rotarv
revolving chair and nodded gentlye
ike mandarin. at my paste-pot.
When old Mike has SMELL"
went on Uncle Abner, tepidly garrul-
Gus, The thinks he's the Wanderin'
Jew"
He is, " said I, nodding away.
And Uncle Abner cackled ins!nuat-
ingly at the editors remark. for he
was expecting at least a "suckful" I'm
the Personal Notes" Of the BugIe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20

end OF every hundred years he falls
into a 1T or trance, on recovering
from which he finds himself In the
same state OF youth, being then
about 30 years OF age.
such is the story of the Wander
ing Jew. as told by Michob Alder,
who relates Here the printing
ended.
must have muttered aloud some
thing 10 mwself about the Wander
ing Jew, for the old man spake up,
bitterly and laudly:
otis a lie" said he, like nine
tenths Of what ye call history. IT'S a
Gentle / am. and no Jew. am
after footing Il out OF Jerusalem. my
son; but il that makes me a Jew,
then everything that comes oct OF a
bottle is babies milk. Xe nave my
name on the card ye hold; and We
have read the bit Of paper they call
the Turkish Spy that printed the
news when I stepped into their office
on the 18th day OF June. in the year
1913, just as I have called upon ye
today"
laid down my pencil and pad.
Clearly IL would not do. Here was
an item for the local column Of the
Bugle that-but II would not do.
SIN. fragments OF the impossible
personal" began 70 fit through my
cOnventionalized brain. Uncle Mi
chOb is as spry on his legs as
young chap OF only a thousand or
go" Our venerable caller relates
with pride that George Wash-no,
Ptolemy the Great-once handled
him on his knee at his fathers
house" Uncle Michob says that
our wet spring was nothing in com
parison with the dar1pness that
ruined the crops around Mount Ar
arat when ne was a boy" But no,
not would not do.
was trying to think OF some con-
versauonal subject with which 10 in
terest my visitor, and was hesitating
between walking matches and the
Pliocene age, when the old man sud
denly began to weep poignantly and
distressfully.
Cheer up, Mr.. Ader." said. a lit
tie awkwardly; this matter may
blow over in a few hundred years
more. There has already been a de-
cided reaction IN favor Of Judas Is
CARROT and Col. Burr and the cele-
brated violinist, Signor Nero. This is
the age Of whitewash. You must
not allow yourself 10 become down
hearted"
Unknowingly had struck
chord. The old man blinked bellig-
erently through his senile tears.
'"Tis time" he said. that the
liars be dom justice to somebody.
Yer historians are no more than a
pack OF old women gabbin' at
wake. A finer man than the Emperor
Nero niver wore sandals. Man, /
was at the burnin' OF Rome. I
knowed the imperor well, for in
them days was a well-known char
acter. In thin days they had rvs
pect for a man that lived forever
But twas Of the Emperor Nero 1
was going to tell ye. l struck into
Rome. up the Appian way. on the
iA5AAI VI July the AOths the year %.
had just stepped down by way OF
Siberia and Afghanlstan; and one
foot blister burned by the sand of
the desert: and I was feelin' a bit
blue from doin' patrol duty from
the north pole down to the Last
Chance corner in Patagonia, and
bein' miscalled a Jew in the bar
gain. Wen. I'm tellin' we 1 was
passin' the Circus Maximus, and It
his feet. smokin' a long. black Sc
was dark as pitch over the way. and
then 1 heard somebody sing out, Is
that you, Michob?'
over ag'inst the wall, hid out
amongst a pile Of barrels and old
drygoods boxes, was the Emperor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20
z ALTTTUDE:-722f feet.
! AREA:-(City proper 1874 square miles.
BIRTH RATE:-16.64 per 900.


BIRTH RATE-6.64 per 900. -
BUILDING OPERATONS:-More 900 houses erected dur
ing of 1919 Oliver Chilled Pow Works to build OOO
Studebaker Corporation, 1900 in immediate future
CHURCHES-63, several mission all leading denominations
CITY LIBRARY-Neary $1,000 accustomed volumes. with
circulation of nearly 100000 during the last year.
Christening Club with buildings and golf Indiana
Club Knife and Fork Club Rotary Club University Club Federated
Women Clubs and Fraterna Organizations Y NJ C. A. w C.
A. Kans Club Chamber of Commerce. Advertising Club and En-
gineers Club. ,s.>
DEATH RATE:-989 per 000
EDUCATIONl6 grade public schools $450000 High School,
vocational school, IL parochal schools conservatory of music
business colleges free night schools with Notre Dame University and
St. Mary Academy miles north of the city.
FINANCIAL NSTTUTIONS:-1I banks and trust companies
with total deposits $2 667I5534. total capital stock 81 60 700
total surplus and undivided profits 753O7 and total ceangs
for 1919. $8l770,275.00
HOSPITALS hospitals, County In6mary, Orphans Home.
HOTS-OEver 245 rooms Jefferson 10 rooms smaller
hotels.
NDUSTRIES:-Over 200 distinct products turned by $50
establishments involving $70 $4,000 invested capital with annual
of 81 072OOO and producing annually $75 $4,000
ufacured goods
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20
SOUTH BEND located SO miles Chicago where the St. the
no m
satofS ST. osephC is

TAX RATE-$2 10 per hundred city county school and
Assessment basis, l009o
TEEPHONE:-Indana Bell manual exchange; $500 stations;
calls per day. $4,000 long distance calls day. 1000
New York Chicago Francisco ard
mediate points Automatic exchange 400 stations connected with
exchanges, total average calls per day. 4O.OCG
TEEATERSOive Opera House, plays best road companies
and occasional high class OPheum Keith Circuit vaudeville;
Blackstone theater and other motion picture houses.
TRANSPORTATON-7 steam roads; Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Grand Trunk; Michigan Central; Pennsylvania Van
DALAI Chicago Indiana and Southern New jersey Indiana and ill
nois Lake Erie and Western entering the city from Indianapolis
the tracks of the G. S. Electric lines; Chicago South Bend and
Northern Indiana Chicago Lake Shore and South Bend Southern
Michigan These lines provide between this city, Chicago
and Indianapolis and important points the shore of Lake Michigan
Steam and electric roads provide 80 daily 90 in and 90
Exceptional freight facilities trunk division lines
Meeting with practically road ceneng in the Chicago district
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20

Warm, comfortab BILE rooms are
offered for rent in the Want Adj
section today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20

Classification 81 is a catalog OF
the best available houses for sale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20
FREIGHT RATES

WATER SUPPLYING ciys supply is drawn from about
100 artesan wells; plant valuation $8OOOOO Normal pumping
capacity for "a hours "a 900 gallons South Bend drinks
puts fires with pure cold sparkling that the envy less
ortunate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20

Try NEWS-TIHES Want Ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-20

He is" said I, nodding away.
And Uncle Abner cackled insinuat-
ingly at the editors remark. for he
was expecting at least a "suckful" in
the Personal Notes" of the BugIe.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-02-05

local committees, representing all the
cooperating agencies will be formed
to secure the vitality necessary funds.
OF the amount sought, $23, 100000 will
be used for basic food For every one
of these American dollars the local
governments and communities aided
will furnish two dollars, in the form
Of transportation, labor, guards, cleri.
cal help, cash contributions and such
food supplies as are locally obtainable.
No children receive the free food ex-
cept after medical tests showing them
to be seriously under-nOurished. The
remaining $10,0O0000 Of the fund lie
Just as urgently needed for medical
service to the children.
The European Relief Council will do
much more than effect economies In
the raising Of the childsaving fund.
1t will, with the inspecting forces Of
eight great agencies, keep constant
eye on the administration Of Americas
merciful gift, In order that there shall
be no wastage and nc tendency toward
pRuperization,