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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
4 Special Shouting of Curtains
and Curtain Materials

Spring is coming and with it house cleaning time.
Every one wants their house to be bright and at
tractve in keeping with the coming season. There
draperies here that will bring such brightness
and cheeriness into your home.
Our workrooms are here to help you if you wish
to make them yourself, ready to assist in de-
signing and planning them.
A few of the Items of Interest at this Time of the
Year are:
Fet Nets AZ inches wide very attractive patterns.
50-inch Easement Cloth in mohar silk and mer-
cerized cotton.
Pongee Silk for Easement Curtains. special ST so
yard
Orinoko Sunfast Draperes in all coors
Damasks in tvvo-tone on plain coIors desirable for
lambrequins, side draperies pillows or upholstry.
Venetian Sunfast for drapery purposes
Velours in t,Vo-tone and plain coors for lambre-
quns, pillows, table runners portieres and uphostry
Tapestry for portieres, upholstry, table runners,
Reps, so inches wide in all colors.
Ruffled Curtain Material.
Trans-Filet in white. cream and ecru-85c yard
Dotted Marquisette in cream ard white for rufled
curtains-sPecia $t.00 yard.
Voiles. 40 inches wide in white only at 4Oc yard
Marquisette Curtainng in white cream and ecru-
special 35c yard ...
Many lovely novelties. such as; French Doll Tee-
phone frames and lamps.
New brass candle sticks from $3.50 up.
Crystal Drip Cups and prysms for any candle stick
81 so.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
A WORD ABOUT PRICES

No comparative prices used this advertisement the
reduction prices might be confusing War Prices
thing Of the the below the
market and low that urge with confidence
onew who will need a rug this year to buy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01

Wait for Otis Skinner in "Kimet"
coming TO the Temple March 6, z,
s. for three days. Prices 25c and
35c-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01

We viii believe that Germany IS
Sc broke as she says she Is when
We read that any OF the Hohenzol-
iern boys have gone 20 work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
Special
Small Velvet Rug
$2.63

27-in. by 54-in. Velvet Rug in
floral and Oriental patterns. Good
for doorways, Railways, beside the
bed. etc.-$2.63.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
Special
Small Velvet Rug
sos

27-in. by 54-in. Velvet Rug in
floral and Oriental patterns. Good
for doorways, Railways, beside the
bed, etc.-$2.63.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
Carpets, Draperiie5 and Linoleums
Bundhar Wilton Rugs
Hartford Saxony Rugs
Body Brussels Rugs
Tapestry Brussels Rugs

This sale brings forth Rugs Drapee Carpets Lnoeums
lower than they have been for several years Floor and
Grapes of traditional WYMAN quality
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01

Wait for Otis skinner in "Kismet'
coming 20 the Temple. March 6. Z,
5, for three days. Prices 2Jc and
35c-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01

Mrs Emma Culp OF Elkhart, sub
mitted 20 a serious operation at the
81. Joseph's hospital Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
9xl2 Royal Wilton Rugs-S8I.50

Wilton Rugs, so desirable because of their long
,veang qualities here at prices that are decidedly
low.
it. 3 in by 10 # q in-$785O. $500 and
$lO250
9 it. by u ft-$8l5O, $3.50, $3.50, 1915,
$4,000 and $l22.5O
9 it. by o it, 6in-$89oO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
9xl2 Tapestry Brussels RugS-S22.5O

These Rugs have the long wearing qualities and are
especially attractive at this moderate price. They
practical for any in the house and there
patterns here for the living room. dining and
bed room.
6 #. by 9 h.-$24.00
I7ft6 DIN by ft-$23S5 $24OO. $3.50, $3.50.
8 it. in by 10 #. E in--$25.OO. $3l.75 and
$3675 .-....
Oft. by u ft-$225O 1885, $500. $3.50,
$3.50, $3O50. $3.50, BIS, $500, $35.75,
$3.50 and $3.50. ...
h3 in by Y ft--$S205. $4,000. STATS and
$450O
9xl2 Administer RugS-S5O0O
Other Sizes Pronortionate
Deep pile Administer Rugs-choice copies of orien-
tai patterns Heavy durable Rugs in coorings desir-
able for living room, dining room or bed room.
4 it. in. by #. & in.-$I665 and Sl9.25
6 it. by Q ft-$3l,75 and $32.75.
9ft. by g ft.-$425o.
8 Fl. 8 in. by 10 it. in-$4725. $4875. $49.50
and $6l.75 $500.
1T by l2ft-s5OoO. $3.50 $3.50 and $4,000
II IT, 3 in by II ft-$7O0O and $500
II it. Sim by IS fr-$87.5O.
Wild's Cork Einoleum
Printed Iniaids and plain Linoeums from the
famous maker whose lnoleums have laid for
40 years
With Wymans method of cementing inoleum
firmly down. perfect floor covering is assured.
Let Wyman's Furnish Your Home lOith
WindoD Shades the Right Way
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
Plain Carpets

Carpets with borders to match be made up in
odd size rugs Is yard yard, Iz yards and yards
wide.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
9xl2 Bundhar Wilton Rugs-S97.5O

This Rug is well known by its trade mark name and
the phrase durable as iron" The long lasting colors
are particularly harmonizing The designs shown are
an assortment of patterns and shades
it. by 9 ft.-$64.50
it. in by / 0 f. in.-$G5.0O
gift. by II ft-$975O
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

BROOKS a MOMAND
REAL ESTArE MORTGAGES,
Ill BROADWAY. PHONE RECTOR 2261.
ST. 300. per 'crnt. first mortgage. covori.e
10 lots AZ Long Beach, valued NJ $500
for salc discount $500; good bond. q III
Herald, Herald "a.
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HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.

Borough of BrocklSn.
PARK SLOPI-Si15 monthly. elegantly fir-
nished, modern z story house: April untll
Oct; reference required. Phone Prospect bll.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11

LONG BEACH-Furnished bungalow. rent
S4Oo; one for sale, very reasonable. Sali
on T. WALSH. Bus from station
THREE desirable properties At Huntington,
about acre each; good houses, nicely
situated each has fine water view. Inquire
Lock Boy 2as HmntinEton. ~. y.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
REAL ESTATE-UUT OF CITY.
Long Island-sale or Rent.
ltARnEN nrTY


community sou win uame V-ifb nrtdr 80
your nome town. Beautiful trocR ana shrub
berry. spacious lawns aud parked bouleva rds
paved streets seWefa aud ull cijy Improve.
incnts without thc destruction of rral ro,in.
try atmosphere. Fine schools churches. roir
and country clubH. Homes OF rU si2pe ANA
styles both ola ana new from st9 zoo ~
S1u.nn0 . fcy choice bui-Jns plola fro,n
81 100 W. Ih1no ruc unt tor appoiut6,sut
10 rCC this eharhtnr community / viu flnd
YOU homo ~ Nout ilkug pI bufd orc tn
suit gov. ~ H. IlONBEUGEE / yvaat at.E
n Flta Roy 521l
FAX i0CkAWAY, ~ bcbeus st.. / family,
. rooms and bath electric. 6r' neai'
renovated from cellar tp roof. r. minutes
from station; immediate passpsslon. small
cash payments, easy terms on balance
CLINTON TRADING CORPORATION. /. 1sG
Remsen St. BROOKLYN Vel Main a6l0
ron SALE-Bay shore, acres. room
house 5000 part cash; also room
bungalow, furnished at the bsy 81 700
az .ooo cash. Jos wElIN liay shore, H. /.
Phone e1i w.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

Long usiand-saIe Or Rent.
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Borough of Queens.

RICHMOND HILL.--LarRe front room busf-
moss couple. gentleman; all improvements
private family Richmond Hi 6asS.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
NEW ROCHELLE.
NArNrIw CaNY

English half timbered stucco. . rooms, .
tiled baths and showers, stone foundation,
heated garage and laundry in cellar. oak
floors, copper cutters and leaders, slate
roof, large open veranda and glassed In sun
parlor, electric wiring all in armored con-
out. steam heat with thcrmostat control,
diversified boilers. large master chambers,
large maids room; plot 100X200: more larl
available IL desired: cost $780, 600 to build
and can prove It, but for quick action VIII
take S26,500 and make terms. house that
when decora ted and completed will bring
S35, 600 any time: II Is not only home,
but good Investment. OWNER, 3f6 Herald,
Herald SO.
THE GERALD EASE, home for invalds.
aged and nervous patients. MARY T..
McMGRitAl, - North Broadway White
Plains
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Above 5sth st.-5th Az. to North River.

BARGAIN.-Five story residence near S4th
81. and West End av. electric light. par
quet floors possession at once: only 81 500
cash required, balance like rent. GAILLARD,
Bway and SD -.
CHEAPEST American basement dwelling.
Doth 81. near West End av. Murray Hill S5i3
-FOUR story. Riverside Drive. IN 7os, 22xt00,
II rooms, baths, all improvements;
owner win sacrifice ~ $4,000. cash $4,000.
COUGHLAN a. CLlSBN 200 W. 12d 81.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
MAKE a NOTE

In one OF the best sections OF NEW ROCH-
ELLE 7 am offering a Dutch Colonial clap
board house OF rooms and tiled baths,
with vapor heat. on a large plot Of ground.
a perfect house and real honest value at
SIT 500. Terms may be had. Inspection by
appointment WASHINGTON, 3sS Herald,
Herald so
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNISHED

Above 5oth st.-5th Az. to East River.
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westchester-salc or Rent.

FOR SAIE--At White Plains, 4S lots, a0S
100 ten minutes walk from station. high
ground. all improvements; 70 close out be-
fore May | win make attractive prices and
terms for one or all For ful particu-
lars apply 70 c. 3. FISH, 81 9th av. New
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
Borough OF Ricbmond-saie or Rent.

ACREAGE BARGAINS. SOUTH SHORE.
- acres on Raritan BAY at $500
- acres llugueuot az $3.50
Modern ten room furnished residence
xti 800. Complete details on REQUEST
Sterling Drake, - Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
FOR SALE OR RENT.

D
Attractively furnished sunny home OF 10
rooms, about acre of grounds and
garden, garage for . cars, for rent at 5000
per month for summer. or for sale at
S52 800; ls mile from Hartsdale station; 3S
minutes from Grand Central. Address
OWNER, room 12f, 81 Pine st, N. Y. o.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11

OFFICES for lease. HUnNru entity located.
handsomely furnished. well suitcd for
executi,c officrys privatc rNorls 1000 ~.
ri. switchboard arl Z TRUNK Dues iulmc.
foFTs- NJ, eus9ioo. ia W 2n.h aG.a2 l3e
Ricockpr rf. o5NtON Il Wllts st. oottun
OWNER. e722 loneacr,.
N. F.f utS Dt r~ t ARlEitDt SES, SHOW
p0nNs Af.L SEcTtONS, y CLARENCE
pAvfEs. 3a NASSAU sT. join ti1i III
EAST t2n SIR NANTEfgll.T glIa.
stores, lofts buildings.
AMES & co. 10 w 3lST ST
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTED space for repair shop, main floor,
AT least 21NtO0. LOUIS BOMANTI, 223
y. 18th St. city.
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Above 14th ~. to a9th ST. tIncIusive).
East River 10 North River.

CHEAPEST 4 story dwelling, Murray Hill
possession Oct. | Murray Hill 1859.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET

CIIARMINGIY furnished I room cottage AT
Haworth, n. j.. adjoining golf course,
real country, but only ! hour from Times
Square: May ! to October ] $50. Tele-
phone Dumont 1S2.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BROOKLYN real estate wanted for cash.
State lowest price and details in first let
ter. Z 1912 Herald, Brooklyn.
PRIVATE houses. West Side and Harlem.
quick buyers. FRANCIS O'CoNNELL, 3G6
West i26th,
WANTFp-Private house suitable for iusti-
tuition, rental approximately $1,000, bc-
tween 3ith and aoth sts. Apply T.. KEMP
The New York herald., 1921-03-11


BROOKLYN a36 "a ST. $3.50 monthly "
rooms Ridgewood. 80 acres, Slo0. Bloom
field, i13 East Baldwin. $50, rooms; Tot
tcnvilc, 2n3 Manhattan, rooms. $40
principal. interest, 80 apartments, 2lA Union.
Brooklyn, SGy7O00. ACkERMAN, lS1 Green
wich.
BEAUTIFUL. ! story dwelling. Park place.
every Improvement WIN sell completely
furnished, II desired terms. ~. 4 SNYDER.
~ WAL st. Hanover I56s
CORNER fiat. Ralph as, sll 0o0. rented
SIZE PARTRIDGE, 5ua Franklin av..
brooklyn.
FLATBUsn Two family brick garage
space; n rooms Ss000. AMEtSFORT
lark REALTY CO. 1914 Flatbush az,
corner Avenue ! Wildwood 223o.
HOUSE For SALE.
Brick house. white STONE front and porch.
containing rooms, . bathrooms and ward
robe rooms with mirrors ai modern con.
,eniences and garage. located Carroll ST.
Brooklyn, . blocks from direct subway 10
New York, price So 600 win accept mort
gage up 10 $4,000 II necessary bargain for
quick purchaser. owner is leaving city
shortly. Telephone Academy t1a
aENiW H. MOTT co, ci,y country rtAf
cstate. ydI rtiton s., brootisn. Main 40t7.
sT. JOHNS pG.. 1885 OBrooklypl-For sale.
sacrifice, q family house. modern: good
condition. $1,000. JOHN T.. MALONEY, ~
William 81. New York Broad 74t0.
Sl.VvO-2 family 10 rooms and baths. H.
"a st.. near Greenwood ay; 81 500 cash
ItfrREDN CO. gti FtutbteN
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New York state-sale or Rent.

BAEGAIN-six room house. furnished. barn,
bt2 acres; State road, $500. GEO.
JAMISON, Pine Bush. ". Y.
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HOUSES TO LET. UNFURNIsHED,

IOR private occupancy only. very fine house,
10th ST.. near Park; principals only. y lie
Herald Herald 20.
S5TH ST, Ii2 E.-Private house, long lease,
Doctors residence. offices Lenox 1880.
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New Jersey

WEST END, y. Large store, has
heen occupied by Acker, Merrall &
roudit for past 10 years. splendid
npportunliy for FIRST class wholesale
and retail grocery Full Information,
". fuRsH. i2 Elm st., New Yorlts
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WANTED 10 rent. about : or room fur
nished house in Sound suburb Or Bronx
Vile. or nearby suburb north OF city. from
May 10 October.
C. STEWART CoMEAUN.
t03 Park av.. New York. N. "
The New York herald., 1921-03-11

NTTNNNTT.IkNl = TATtTNs
Fine old dwelling for SALE facing park, 26
feet wide splendid condition. VIM. a.
WHITE & SONS. 46 Cedar st.. Phone
300 John.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11

BACHELOR APARTMENTS, NEW BLDG.
southeast corner OF SD st. and Broadway
Two rooms and bath, electric light. lard
wood floors. tiled bathroom. all improve
ments WILLARD S. BURROWS Co, ii0
w. gath st
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
HOUSES WANTED-FURNIsHED.


WANTTD--NIay l to Oct. /. within 30 miles
Of city, furnished house suitable for small
boarding house: IL rooms more; pre-
ferably near lake or beach in secluded 10
cation; Catholic church in vicinity. Miss
Higgins, Newman Club. Hunter College, Lex
ington av. and 6Sth St
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th 1t. 10 59th 81. Unciusive).
East River To North River.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Abo.o Ilth St. Ia J9tii 1t. uncIusiYel.
East River to North River.
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FOR 81 900 down and $50 monthly you can
buy room house on large plot all i'm
proyements: enclosed porch. OWNER, box
425 Herald, Herald sq.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.
Above 59th St.-5th Az. 10 Norin River.
ApARrMENrs-1IorEL SAN RENO.

overlooking beautiful Central park-on Cen-
trail Park West from T4th 10 18th ST.. newly
decorated apartments OF .. or . rooms and
bath furnished unfurnished; hotel SER
vice, restaurants, homeike meals, perfect
service. Telephone Columbus 67O0.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11

MORN1NGSIDE AN.. 40 Gfsth) -4-5 rooms.
Sl00-$150; elevator building, hot water
guaranteed small private families only. ],
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

New Jerscy-Sa.e or Rent.
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Connecticut-Sale or Rent.
G. HAIRY ABBOTT.
Shore front property. Stamford, Conn.
New Jersey-snle or Rent.

ASBURY PARK, Allenhurst. Deal Beach;
bradley Beach, Ocean Grove, Elberon, Sc. .
GUNNER houses, hotels. garages. JACOB A.
KING, opposite North Asbury Parl: Station,
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET,
Borough of Brooklyn.
FOR LEASE -BRooKLYN


Central receiving and Distributing point
passenger and freight traffic by two sub
ways, three ferries ana bridge ~ minutes
70 Wall 81. and Manhattan City Hall
THREE STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE ON
WATERFRONT AND r. r.. II blocks south
Of Brooklyn Bridge. blocks 20 Brooklyn
borough Han. 3 blocks To South Ferry 10
200 lbs. floor load; SIS 900 per year
TWO STORY WAREHOUSE ON WATER
FRONT AND r. r., 100N200; 10000 al. IT,;
200 lbs, floor load; $4,000 per year.
TWO STORY BRICK. HINES blocks TO
brooklyn Borough Hall, blocks to South
teriy, convertible to factory, 35c. per 50. ~.
Apply 10 Julius Harder, 40 West 32d st.,
Manhattan Telephone Watkins 1862.
ATLANTIC Ay.. 164-IoF'T FOR RENT;
LIGHT; ABOUT 1000 FIT. NEAR CEN, Ga,
TIRE ST, BROOKLYN. u. r.. NlSNlTH
Co, INC WATKINS 3osG.
FACTORY--I'or rent, Williamsburg section,
brick, two story and basement, 1000 50. ". /;
no posts. exceptionally lient. Telephone
Stagg 1866. T.. r. ohse. $40 Metropolitan av.
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CENTRAL PARK WEST. 800 tcorner soth
st.)--i and . rooms: bath
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.
Borough Of Brooklyn-Saie or aeut.

ATTRACTIVE house. furnished or unfur-
nshcd for rent or sale. Phone Longacre
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Above 5,th st.--sin -. to East river.

FIVE ROOMS ANp BATH, SS5 TO Sita.
tn tbp rp.opDra iNr plan elevator apartment
pou...a Nor IL pnd ~ East n1;h ~, nrar
stb a, ta thc rnaiRi rcutft rgel invest.
meme Fn 700 IT, S2. .0no. witch includes cost ~
stort OWNER tip, renovation nud decorating
u,inn room ~ fri tone rlnstts dNs aud 80
fs.t tttiaii, toult ahic ffoutNN HNiug rO.
1p,tPft,o plnu WILLIAM Cl.ItNSTtN&k' +
pC<S. aurutH 81 tihriff 9t.
ti,I,teoN Nv. igi CSil st, Cufuupia ahcd
puartptuf. tCoht ul able Tor #tE0to.
Nauuprbili i5GI
TuUEE ROOMS AND BATH so
81 Ia floor II thc cooperative plan elevator
apartment house, 80. II EAST O5TH ST.,
nenr 5in NV. ia The social centre. cash In
vertmrut si aC0 tho rental value Of this 3
room apartment being sl0n, The Investment
Il "a vnd ~ two Years. WILLIAM CRTTK-
gfiANIt's SONS, 81 Liberty n
TYTfT. ais Park Ave- rooms. 3 baths
from April I. hgont on premises.
esTIf ST ~ E.--Apartments. Doctors Of
flee. or floors. Lcnox 1850.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
NORTHERN RED
CROSS DIVISION
HAS GOOD RECORD

Minneapolis. Mimi. April 1.-Re-
Gently merged with the Chicago cen
trail office because Of peace-time re-
organization plans, the northern divi-
sion of the American Red Cross, which
up to a short time ago had headquar-
terS here, ranked as one of the most
active divisions in the country. The di-
vision had charge of work in Mime
sofa, North and South Dakota, and
Montana.
Relief to two major disasters il
Minnesota which attracted wide at
tention. and the drought relief work
in western North Dakota and eastern
Montana were prominent among the
activities of the northern division.
During the Minnesota forest fire in
October, 1918, and the tornado at
Fergus Falls on June 20. 1919, the di-
vision did months of relief and re-
habilitation work. More han $500, 900
drought relief in North Dakota and
Montana, according to reports.
The local office Of the Red Cross
also contributed help n service after
the t%ornadoes at Tyler n Castle
Rock, Mimi. Ward county, North Da-
kota and Wilkin county, Minnesota. A
grasshopper determination campaign
In North Dakota, which is said to
have saved the crops of the farmers
OF that state 100000 is another
niche carved in the work board.
Growth in the activities of the di-
Vision inspeace-time work is shown by
records in connection with the closing
Of the office. Since March, 1920, two
general representatives have been
stationed in each of the four states.
Among other accomplishments during
the peace time period are. as follows:
kgEstablishment OF IS new nursing
services during 1922
Consignment of 125 nurses to Red
Cross and affiliated services.
Hnperyisors made 261 visits to COM
munities.
Btxty-fYe nurses enrolled in the
He'd Cross nursing service and So
lsnuess1 assigned to the Unitedf States
public health service.
sN# NeMerfnE sof s755 classes in 1920 with
sH&&3e students being enrolled, rank
~ ~ third highest division in the
$MiaSfGilp6ef ~ cIasses and students.
%ax5 DtAblishment OF health courses in
aG435tAsafat4 normal schools.
S 6fuAy sOf health Of rural teachers,
H1Sf40g being examined.
51sEshnnfe hygiene couEse has been
&GSf6 kdcfed Nv the Red Cross IN ~
5AtteS IN Minnesota. 26 counties in
&hST1akokA, and ~ counties each in
a. 3AsHn1kOta and Montana. Thirteen
2a1fA61SE clinics in Minnesota, 2 In
&G%pokota and n each in North
IA . HAtsTEIsHETEtE
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-04
MOVE FOR
WITH GERMANY
TO BE MADE
At Series Of Important Con-
ferences At White House
Details Of Foreign Policy
Of United States Are Dis.
cussed; Move Planned For
Early Part Of Special Con-
gress Session.

Washington, April ,2.-Senate pro-
ponents of an immediate peace with
Germany by congressional resolution
are understood to be standing firmly
by their intention to present such a
resolution promptly on the converting;
of the extra session of congress q
week from Monday.
Information thai members Of the
senate favoring a speedy peace by
resolution had not abandoned their
previously announced intention was
obtained tonight after a notable day
OF White House conferences at which
the ACCESSIBILITY of a congressional
declaration of peace. together with
other questions involved in a a
settlement were understood to have
been discussed.
Matter of Approval Uncertain.
Whether the intention of peace-by-
resolution senator's has been approy.
ed in any degree by President Hard
ing and whether it has the support
of senate Republicans generally, were
matters on which no information was
available.
The conference at the White House
today were generally considered in
the bearing on International affairs as
probably the most important that
President Harding had held since his
Inauguration.
White House Conferences Held.
The advisability Of a congressional
declaration of peace with Germ
any along with various other
questions involved in 1.-THE general
problem Of a peace settlement,
came to the front Of official dis
cussion here again today as a result
Of a notable succession of White
House conferences.
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, for
mer secretary Of state, and author Of
n Republican peace resolution OF
the last session of congress-; Colonel
George Harvey of New York, elected
as ambassador to Great Britain, Ny
ron T. Herrick, of Ohio, understood to
be under consideration for ambassa-
dor to France, and Stephane Lauzan-
ne, noted French journalist who came
to this country with former Premier
Viviani, were among those with whom
the president was closeted during the
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HOSPITAL WORK
TO BE BROUGHT
BEFORE PEOPLE

Chicago, April 4.-work Of the g.
900 hospitals of. the United States and
Canada in caring for the SICK ana w
fortunate will be brought TO pu1Ic a.
tai Day." according to plans Of hospi,
tails heads cooperating to this n
in a National Hospital day commit
II The date set is May -, the 1o1st
anniversary Of the birth of Florence
Nightingale, pioneer in modern hos-
pital and nursing methods.
The purpose Of the day, 1t is an
nounced, 10 to make the public better
acquainted with the human I d OIL
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Dakota and Montana are noted among
the health service activities. Commun-
ity welfare work on Red Cross funds
by trained social workers is done by
9 chapters in Minnesota. S in North
Dakota and Z each in North Dakota
and Montana.
The division also has been active in
helping former service men. The local
office records show that 756 new cases
We're handled in February, 1920, while
a rear later, 1900 new cases were ak
en- al of in February 1921. An aver
age of 1000 cases a month was han
died. In answer to a request this
month, 65 per cen of the chapters of