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The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28
on 81 Sill Left
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ashamed Of After all the prizes have
b. u given ont and there are still
some candidates in the race that have
moi received one. We are ofIerin. Iih-
eTal cash commission ehecks on the
work they have done Remember If
yon de hor win Il prize and vou have
made regular reports you Will reoeiys.
at the ciosep15 per cent nf the total
amount of your work Is this NOT lit,-
eral ? Well, should say ii 5. even the
cash commission would be well worth
yeur time II you are as ambitions Us
yau should be-
II your name has not so far ap,,eay-
ed On the list 81 prospective eansli-
dates al the News Office. see 10 IL at
once that il is.here soon. don't DELAY
another minute for every minute
.counfs IN sonr behalf. A telephone
raH any time viii bring the campaign
manager cut 10 see yon and he viii
feH y4su just how the prizes will be
asaraed, make that eaIl today and
ret fight into the fray
resF voar craftsmanship ability bv
entering this drive NOM, while the
entering is good Make an active az
gressive light for the Velie or The Ford
and your reward al the close win in.
deed be great Hear in mind that this
IS undoubtedly the greatest offer al
all time and opportunity knocks hui
once al every ONES door. This is YOUR
opportunity don't let l. 20 bv withoul
glance Enter now and win yaur
SELF a prize such as you may never
again have a chance IL secure.
Remember that between nov anl
March lsih each and every suhscrip
tion that soH take Win average yos
many more votes than that same sub
serinsion Il taken during the last mar
og the drive on each and every Sso. q
turned n ~ any club member be
tween new and March 18th. We vii
give over and above the regular vot,
schedule lia.eea extra votes. Thi
} bonus offer win be absolutely In,
Z largest extra vote offer allowed dun
ing the entire length of the drive S
be sure that YOU get your share O
shes7 After the dale SET. March 18th
the votes must decrease on each sui
Z seription. 80 now is the time 10 q
yenr work. Wake up. Miss Candidate
saHa get your quota Of The extra votes
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28

1aeu't slept tor 3 days. Relieved in
hurry hy Digest Wes
Tablets

Recently while travelling Scr my
lirIn. I aaE friend. also q saieSsnan-
leaning against a telegrassi pole in
snbarn, Iist. and looking very i'l Ae
tpll NE that he had inaig stiea and
had been npatie t. sleep fer sasee
s.aSs reached into ms ssaip and esxe
sAn t0a Dssest Web Tablets. whseh
be taok He feh 5etter- ard Sc went
al Is Garreff where made s.ia iake
. more tablets. 4 .ittle lateF as3ed
i1in hevg he GesF. lie rapiied. II ana
feeiiag ilne as a aadle ard arm haviAz
tae first real relief have mai fpr 3
days THIS vas about an hour and
len minutes after taking the first lab
lets Digest Well Tablets have been 0i
ggeat benefit to me and 9 would Hos
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28

Geese attain the age OF 25 years.
some even going higher than fhis
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28
RARcAlN

a beautiful some and Investment 10
Gated on the peninsula is restricted
district. strictly modern and h4s fear
sleeping rooms especially arranged
sor home or investment Well con.
stracteS and has wnBderial floor Man.
New ana ready 10 occupy. Caa be pur-
chased with s. vitheat furnishings
-at figure Hess Than Xaa eaa hniid.
Ask Cor prize terms Il desired See
Bir Conrad. &15 \ Beach Tel 11e
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The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28

a meeting eT the board Of directors
OF the Chamber Of Commerce will b.
held this eveHing Al o'clock al the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms. Casino
Burgoyne. Il Is expected THAT only
routine business. such as passing on
bills, viii be taken up as s c. Arch
hald, president Il ihe Chamber Of
Commerce. Is cat of town ga business
Frank H I-eenard. c. 5. T.. Of car
cago, III. viii deliver a lecture on
Christian Science. a Religion ol
Works al the Auditorium. Daytona
Reach. Monday evening February IS
at o'clock. Mr. Leonard IS a member
Of the Board Of Leetneship OF tha
First Church of Christ. Scientist. ia
! Boston Mass. and is authorized 10 ted
his audience the truth about his sub-
/ ieet. Everyone is invited. Admission
free. no collection ea2-2-eS-1t
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28
Clarendon Hotel
Golf Coddies to
Putt O1S i.ou | ues.

Folk dances. cake walks. huck-anfs-
wing dancing. and singing OF negro
melodies. Of the cid south as IN the
days ~befp' lie wah. IN its pictus-
'esaaeness. Interpreted by the tlarefr
don golf course easstiies is thfe attrac.
tion offered tourists and citizens ef
the Triple Cities AT the Arnaorv 10.
morrow. March /.
Music for tie dancing and grand
cake walk Nill he furnished hy iazz
orchestra. and there will he hnek.alss.-
Wing dancing contests. typical al
southern plantation days. according
To the announcements
The entertainment IS 10 be staged
for The caasiie's fund. and vii be III
charge Of John Cole. usher and flao,
manager, and Dorsey Adams. caddis
master
\ parade Viii be staged on The paisl
eipal streets Of the city at > O'Clock
the minstreis and dancers retiring L
the Arnaofy 70 start the show.
This Is one Of the most unique lines
OF entertainment offered the pleasure
seeking papalace of this viciaify ana
iii Is expected 70 be big drawias
feard
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28

@Tickets for the world champion
ship wrestling match, Stranger
Iewis vs. LeMarin al Afmory Thurs
day nisht. are on sale n the RexalI
store. Get reservations now.
5s6.2-2S-2t
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28
FEDERAL FARM LOAN
ACT CONSTITUTIONAL

WASHINGTON. Feb. Is The fed
erai farm loan act was declared con
stitHnonal today b. a supreme court
decision declaring farm land banks
8are lawful institutions. authorized 10
issue hnnt.s
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28

The Eastern Star viii give card
party at the Masonic hall Tuesday
evening. March l. for the benefit Of the
Masonic Home. Everybody IS cordial
lv invited
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28
GREECE REFUSES TO
ACCEPT PROPOSALS
FOR INVESTIGATION
fThe Assoolatea 80. }

LONDON. Feb 2S Greece las =
fused 10 accept tile proposal that aV
Investigation into conditions be made
in Thrace and Smyrna. preparatory q
altering the Sevres treaty.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28

whipped Cream Puts s. A 3. G.
Bakery a4s -iS-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
'CLURE CHOSEN
TO HEAD COUNCIL
New Officers Elected to Direct
Work of Religious Edu-
cation School.

The annual meeting 90 the RelEi-
Gus Educational Conference was
held in the Community Room OF the
Y. VI. C. A. last evening. The fol-
lowing officers being elected TO serve
the coming year. Rev Archibald
Mcclure. First Presbyterian church.
president. John l. Shafer. First
Presbyterian church. vice president.
f. O. Colson. y NJ G.. A. clerk. w
B. Schaefer. Grace NJ r. church.
treasurer.
Reports OF the years activities
were read by Prcss- L. L. MsQuary.
A budget OF $4,000 was decided upon
for use in the work Of the Religious
school OF Education. This appro-
pr.auon means that q program on a
much Iargera scale than last years
VIII become effective with the open
ms OF the Religious school OF Educa-
tion next fall.
Plans were discussed for the
opening Of a school OF this kind in
Mlshawaka. A special committee
was appointed 20 investigate the pros
poets OF such a move The com
mittce viii visit the members OF
Mlshawaka clergy In hope OF re-
ceiving opinions from them on this
subject. More than so members OF
the council were present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
BOY INJURED IN
MACHINE MISHAP

Elmer Bella. seven years old, 513
s. Chaplin ST. was painfully injured
late Tuesday afternoon, when ne
was struck BY an automobile driven
by o. A. Jackson, 2772 W. Calver5
ST. He suffered a cut on the left
side Of his forehead and was bruised
about the face. besides being inter
nally injured. The police ambu-
lance. in charge Of Serg't. Luther
and Officer DeVoss, removed the
boy 20 the Epworth hospital
According 10 the story related 70
the police officers by Mr.. Jackson
and other witnesses. the lad was
playing in the middle OF Indiana
avenue. and ran into the rear fen
der OF the Jackson car as Il round
ed the corner from Chaplin street.
Mrs. Jackson and Walter Watts.
2I0l Prairie avenue. were in the
machine with Mr.. Jackson when the
accident occurred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
NOTRE DAME PRESS
CLUB INVITES MAC
Humorist TO be Guest at Ban.
quet Thursday-No Glasses
Tomorrow Morning.

The Notre Dame glee club will
leave South Bend at 2:45 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon for Kalama.
zoo. Mich, where the organization
sings Wednesday evening under the
auspices Of the knights OF Column
bus. a dance will follow the con-
cert, and the club will spend the
night in Kalamazoo, returning Ia
the university at noon Thursday.
The feast OF Corpus Christi will
be observed Thursday by a high
mass at S:15 o'clock. Glasses will
be suspended in the morning, but
will be resumed in the afternoon.
J. p. McEvoy, newspaper humor-
ist. former student at Notre Dame
and reporter on The News-Times
will be the guest Of honor at a ban
quet in the Hotel Mishawaka Thurs
day evening given by the Press club
Of the school DR.. John Cooney and
other prominent men of the univer-
sity will deliver addresses az the
banquet.
Announcement Of dance in Chi
cago under the auspices of the 10y
ola club of Notre Dame for the eve
ming Of June 10 appeared on the
campus Monday. The affair is de-
signed for the entertainment Of stu
dents who will stop a day in Chica-
go en- route to their homes after the
closing Of school on June 9.
The more fortunate Of the student
body attended a dance at st. Mary's
college Tuesday evening as the
guests of the girls Of the neighbor-
ing school.
The Philosophers baseball club
under the guidance of Aristotle
Mehre. will engage in mortal combat
with the nine representing DuJarrie
hall on the latter's diamond We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Memorial numbers OF the
Scholastic will be the last issued by
the regular staff this season. The
final number will come out June 4
as the product of the brains and
workmanship OF the sophomore
journalists.
The annual tennis tournament be-
gan Tuesday in the gymnasium
courts Edward Plieffer won the
event last year, but will receive stiff
competition from his mates on the
informal tennis team, which repre-
sents the school before again re.
ceives the honor OF school cham
pion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
REAL ESTATE MEN
HEAR ARNOLD TALK
Director of Salesmanship
School Addresses Club at
Weekly Luncheon.

Ferry 3. Arnold. director OF class
60 in the Knox SCHOOL OF Salesman
ship gave an interesting talk before
the local Board OF Realtors Tuesday
afternoon. at their regular weekly
meeting in the y. NJ. c. A.
Mr.. Arnold's talk consisted chiefly
OF the art OF craftsmanship from the
realtors point OF view. He said that
real estate field was the greatest
field OF all In which 20 practice the
art Of saIesmanship. He went on 20
show that In real estate a realtor'
purpose was to show his prospect his
needs. then proceed 20 fulfill them.
Mr.. Arnold was accompanied by
d. y. Donovan who Will be in South
Bend for some time promoting in
terest in the Knox school.
II was voted that +. J. Clarw
should take charge OF the Realtor
Horseshoe team which viii pay as
an additional attraction at all Real
tor Indoor Baseball games.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
YOGLE MACHINE Is
CLAIMED BY HANSON
Counsel for Feldman Valves
Valves Right to Hold Car
Declared Stolen.

Another step in clearing VI the
mystery OF stolen automobiles. in
which It is alleged Morris eFldman.
40 w. Indiana avenue, il seriously
involved, was taken Tuesday.
The Chandler seven-passenger
which IL Is alleged Morris Feldman,
man 10 JOSEPH Vogle. Chaplin street
grocer, was Admitted BY his attor-
ney. y. ID. Kenneth. 20 be the prop
erty OF Christopher Hanson. a bust
ness man Of Chicago. who arrived
IN this city Tuesday with Detective
Michael Faughen. an officer Of the
Chicago automobile bureau.
Stole Car in Park.
Atty Nemeth, when Detective
Naughen offered conclusive proof
that the car belonged to Hanson.
waived the rights OF Mr.. Vogle TO
II and Hanson and Detective
Vaughen stepped into the car with
cut further delay and started back
70 the windy city.
Hanson said The car was stolen
Sept p. when he left Il parked in
Grant park. Chicago. Before taking
his leave he congratulated Asst.
Chief Cassidy on his work In find
ing the owner OF the car.
Il was disclosed that Hanson and
Detective Vaughen were in this city
two weeks ago examining the car
and they then declared that iS was
the property Of Hanson and wanted
70 take it back with them.
Chief Cassidy refused 10 allow
this. taking the rights OF Mr.. Vogle
into consideration. Although the
Chicago man offered admittedly
conclusive proof that It belonged to
Hanson. reCiting the various num-
bers OF the car. and giving a most
minute description. the local officer
was inslstent that Mr.. Vogle be
given absolutely fadr play. 1t was
only after that Atty. Nemeth un-
conditionally waived the rights Of
his client that Cassidy released the
machine.
OF the IL numbers on the ma
chine only one was changed, accord
ing TO the police. This was the mo-
tor number which originally was
73149 and which was changed 10
93149 by erasing the 81" with an
emery wheel and stamping in
the "9"
The Essex sedan. said 10 have
been sold by Feldman to Thomas
Williams, the local plumber. was re-
leased by Mr. Williams two weeks
ago after the identity OF the right
full owner had been proven to him.
In the meantime Feldman re-
mains under $4,000 bonds pending
his arraignment in court, the date
Of which has not been set.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
SOUTH BEND MEN
FINED AT NILES
Arrested for Having Under
sized Bluegills in Their
Possession.

NILES. Mich. May 24-John Nc
Lain, a transient thought by the po-
lice TO be demented. broke a plate
glass window in the Postal Telegraph
cos. office Saturday evening. Nc
Lain was arrested and taken to the
county Jail at St Joseph. w "A.
Reddick is the owner Of the build
ing.
Wilbur Ven Auken, Grant st.. who
submitted 10 an operation at Uni
versity hospital at Ann Arbor for
the removal Of his right foot 6 inch
IS above the ankel. is recovering
The foot was injured 20 years ago
when a horse stepped upon IL, but
not until the present time did il give
him serious trouble.
state Deputy Game Warden. Alva
Leonard arrested two South Bend
fishermen, Frank Peters and Alex
Harwates. at Barron lake Sunday
afternoon for having in their pos
session understood bluegills. They
We're each given a fine Of $40 and
costs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
CITY JUDGE TREATS
COPS DRIVE LIGHTLY
Jurist Gives PunchbOard Oper.
ators Minimum Fine
Drops Hints.

That Judge Grmer was not swept
of his judicial perch by the lolice
drive against the alleged punch
board operators was manifested in
city court Tuesday morning when
he gave two defendants the mini
rum penalties and announced that
it was not his policy 10 deal too
zealously with them when they have
been allowed 10 operate in the open
for three years then TO be taken
into court without warning.
Whether his verdicts in the two
cases heard was a slightly draped
hirt TO the police that they should
so after big game" instead OF pick
ing on less harmless punchboard de-
vices is a matter of speculation.
The majority Of the defendants
were met by city court barristers
before they were arraigned and
through counsel pleaded not guilty
Two Of them escaped however and
were treated with extreme leniency
by the court
Harry Abbott, 1926 2. Indiana
av. was first arraigned. He pleaded
guilty. III answer 10 J uuSt AulIQtl q
questions, he said he operated two
Lunchboards. One Of these was
purchased from an agent in Goshen
and the other from a man in the
employ OF the Daley Cigar Co. in
this city, he testified. He was fined
S25 and costs. The fine was or
dered suspended on the payment %
the costs.
Mike Kemble. 1O2 z. Jefferson.
proprietor OF a fruit store pleaded
guilty TO running a candy and
jewelry board. He was given so
and costs, the minimum fine.
Along with the punchboards con
fscated these two men had about
% pounds OF candy seized in the
raid. The court ordered this turned
over TO the Orphans home.
Harry Brillon. pa y. Michigan
St, operator Of pool room and ar
ralgned on the charge Of keeping
gambling devices. pleaded not
guilty. His case was set for May
%.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
Maybe the ChiId-Mother
Would Hare Use for Conc
sneclal 10 No News-Times .

Special 10 The News-Times;
ELKHART, Ind. May 24.-The
16-vear- mother who lasi
week deposited her five-day-old
baby on the doorstep of the Da-
vid NJ Click home here and fed.
has made herself known 70 TIE
family and taken the baby back.
IL was learned here Tuesday. The
Clicks. who are childless, had de-
rided 20 adopt the baby Dudng
the time that they cared for the
infant. Click. who IS state man
aecr for the COOPERATIVE League
os america. received many offers
% give the chile a home, includ-
ing one from South Bend. Two
farmers in different points in
Michigan wrote. offering 70 bring
q COW 20 the Clicks 70 provide
milk fer the waif.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
ECONOMY DRIVE
AGAINST NAVAL
BILL DEFEATED
Senate Adopts Amendments
for Increase Recommended
by Committee.

Ntthtihucu lhuhi a-t OlDI
by the declsion FOR a pcrsonnel at
100 900 men.
Sen. Lenroot. republican. WILSON,
SIN. led the battle Tuesday against
the committee increases and again
warned the republicans that the
country will not stand FOR them. He
was Joined By Sen. Hitchcock. demo-
crat. Nebraska. who announced that
he would vote against the bill X the
committee increases should be sub
stantiaIly sustained. Sen. Swanson,
0f Virginia. ranking democrat on the
naval committee. however support
ed the committee program, declar-
ing that with the aviation and other
programs OF the navy. 30. 900 men
were needed. Sen. Underwood Of
Alabama. democrat leader. who
voted for the 12O. 900 personnel.
made q lengthy address advocating
international disarmament. but op-
posed rmament by the United
States IN the absence OF an agree
ment with other powers.
Says Harding Ansquoted.
IN attacking what he termed the
"ex:ravagance" Of the bill. Sen. len
root charged that press reports OF
Pres't Harding's speech regarding
national defense Monday had been
distorted deliberately and inexcus-
ably" He said that the president
had been misquoted with respect to
his statement that the nation should
be 80 powerful in righteousness
that none will dare TO invoke It's
wrath"
Sen. Lenroot offered a amendment
TO prohibit further payment OF bon
uses 20 enlisted men for re-enlist-
ment. but 10 was defeated without a
record vote. Sen. Poindexter. re-
publican. Washington. in charge Of
the bill. said the Lenroot amend
ment would result in saving only
$4,000, 600 and would discourage re-
enlistment or trained men who also
regard the bonus as a recognition OF
service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
ANNOUNCE WINNERS
OF ENDURANCE RUN
Batty Wins First Honors,
While Three Tie for Sec
Ond. Third and Fourth.

Announcement Of the winners In
the 60-mile endurance run held sun
day, May %, by Johnson Motor
wheel owners. was made Tuesday
by the committee in charge.
Roy Batty OF South Bend finished
first. making the nine stations with
only nine points against him. Jacob
Dell and Joe Warwick. both Of
South Bend. and Leland Freeman of
Mishawaka 30 for the second, third
and fourth places. each having a
total Of is points f. Haven Hub
bard OF South Bend had a perfect
score up until the last station. when
he was put out Of the running.
More than 40 starters entered. and
all finished with very little trouble
on the run. The participants en-
joyed a lunch and swim at Eagle
point after the run.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
co. COURT
QUITS UNDER FIRE
Finding of Accountants and
Grand Jury Quiz Given
as Resignation Cause.
Special 10 The News-Times.


LAPORTE. Ind. May "a The
entire board OF county commission
ers, composed OF Frank Travis,
Robert Hanson and z. J. Cites. re-
signed under fire Tuesday. the result
OF an investigation into county az
fairs, which has been in progress for
several weeks. Although the resig-
nations created but little surprise in
political circles here, they were the
direct result of findings said TO have
been made by employees OF the state
board OF accounts. sent here by the
state TO investigate alleged irregu-
larities.
hmm diateIy after the resi- gna-
tons were submitted in circuit
court a new commissioners court
was appointed. of which J. 3. Shick.
Perkins and Justin LOomis. farmers.
are the members.
What action viii be taken by the
grand jury. which is now in session
here and 10 which the report Of the
accountants was made. is a matter
OF speculation here. The invesuga-
ton is the result OF rumors that
have been current here for several
months, and the report OF the state
authorities 10 the grand jury is be-
| lieved 10 have prompted the resig-
nation Of the commissioners Tues
day.
Mismanagement OF funds and al
legged illegal procedure in awarding
contracts are two reasons advanced
for grand jury action against the
resigned commissioners. Thousands
OF dollars have been paid back 10 the
county within the last few weeks as
a result Of contracts let by the
board and which were held illegal.
The commissioners based their
designations upon public criticism of
their work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
MAMIE SMITH TO
SING AT OLIVER
Famous Colored Singer to
Bring Company to Oliver
for Seasons Close.

Mamie Smith, world famous col
ored singer. with an entire COM
pany OF vaudeville stars and her
celebrated Jazz band. will appear as
The closing bill Of the season at the
Oliver thester, Tuesday. May 81.
Mamie Smith has the distinction
Of being the first colored girl artist
TO attain worldwide fame as a
singer and photograph record star
and she ranks in close competition
with Caruso, Melba and other ia
nous singers and entertainers. she
began her career as a concert sing
or and later appeared in light opera,
gaining high praise for her wonder
ful voice and personality. Tho
General Photograph company then
secured her and almost over night
the name and voice Of Mamie Smith
became famous.
The success OF Mamie Smith has
been one Of the most remarkable
incidents in photograph record his
tory. Today records carrying her
voice are selling throughout the en-
tire civilizedx world. and her visit
10 this city will give hundreds of
LEGAL admirers a chance TO see her
in person, surrounded by a company
OF metroT olitan entertainment
stars. and her o Key jazz band. who
are said to be the finest colored jazz
band in the country.
At the performance here Mamie
Smith will sing many Of her popu-
lar song hits OF record fame and
many other new songs Will be intro
duced which she will sing for rec
ords in the fail. Some Of her pOPu-
lar hits she will sing here include
Cray Blues" Its Here for You
Loving Sam From Alabam," and
"Jazz Baby"
The appearance here of this eel
ebrated troupe will mark one OF the
few stops to be made on a trans
continental tour which has been
booked by the Standard Amusement
company Of New York City.
Night after night this colored
star has been received by houses and
at each performance she has been
forced to answer countless curtain
calls. Mamie Smith is said TO be
one OF the highest paid record art
ists in America and with her all star
Jazz review and Jazz band will az
ford one OF the best attractions 70
appear at the oliver this season.
Tickets for this performance go
on sale at the box Office of the OIL
-. - 4, . tla Cam music Store this
morning and popular prices will
prevail. seats selling from SOC 20
$3.50.