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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
$50 MAXWELL TOURING

Owner wishes 60 sell the car 20
recover from a recent loss.
The car has four new tires anil
ono spare tire In good condition
sun shade, windshield wings. spot
light. set OF Skid chains radiator
and hood covers alligator skin
ouc-man top. new side curtains
The car was painted two months
go III sell the car for $50. S40D
down, the balance IN 10 months
With the accessories and the cou-
dition o. the car 10 is easily worth
$4,000 Apply Coles Paint shop
10S J.. LaSalle av.. In rear
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06

rSED CAR BARGATNS-Three Chevro-
let 400 touring ears, two 1918 Ford
touring. one 1918 Ford sedan. one 1919
Baby Grand touring. one Mitchell six
These ears are In good condition aud
We will sacrifice for quick sale. Beistle
Auto Sales Co, open evenings 343
Lincoln wsv W. Phone Main ia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
INSTRUCTION
Local destruction CIasses

Local Instruction Classes 43
-BUSINESS DEMANDS YOUR BEST
IL is one thing TO get a position. bat
quite another TO be able to hold IL Ac-
credited school graduates are skilled In
their work aud always advance rapidly.
Phone or apply 20 South Bend Business
College for particulars regarding FAN
term opening, August -.
MUSICAL DANCING DRAMATIC-Pri-
yate lessons only; two private studios'
ell late steps in waltz. fox trot. one
step and toddls. No failure here; we
guarantee to teach you. Charles c.
Gates Dancing Studios. 10 L. wayne
81. Phone: Lincoln 6491.
TUESDAY. SEPT. SIXTH-TWELFTH-
Annual fall term opening. Night
school begins Wednesday, Sept. a. The
Thomas Commercial School. southeast
corner Michigan aud Washington. Main
1905 Thorough business courses
Stenograpbic. Bookkeeping, Secretaria!,
etc. High grade. The best. The
Thomas school Licensed Employment
Agency places ali graduates and 9th
ers placing application. Enroll At once.
HE THOMAS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
Michigan and Washington. NJ. 2eOd
High grade courses. State licensed en-
ployment agency Tor sttice people.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06

Motorcycles and Bicycles IL
harley DAVIpSON-Used and rebuilt
Harley Davidson motorcycles and side
cars az reduced prices; $50 and up
Investigate our payment plan. Hage-
dorm * Webster. 1872 Z. Jefferson
blvd
1870 ENCELSIOR motorcycle. - good a.
new. A bargain 40 So o. Terms
Fraukhu Motor Car Co. 507 T. Jeffer-
sou So
LOOK. PEE-WAR PEiCES on am b.
cycles. We also rftIre gocart wheels
aud repair automobile pumps Heitou's
Motor BIKE shop. &@2i T. Jefferson
blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
a. uustave hluge hereby gives notice Of
I pe dissolution Of the 81. Joseph County
hoohng company, and that from :his
date be viii not be liable Tor anv nils
contracted IN the name Of the ST Josenb
county Roofing COMPANY.
Aiter this date he will be associated
WI Iu2 Indiana Roofing COMPANY.
with Offices az S0Q south N1cbTr9r 49,
Dated q South Bend, Indiana. August
~ 92l GuStave K1uce 111S Vassa- Ave-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06

CYLINDER GRINDING WE MAKE
THEN 1UST As GOOD OR A LITTLE
BETTER THAN NEW. CONE II
AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. SAVE
Old MOTORS CORP ONE BLOCH
EAST OF SPRINGBROOK PARK
DOME LIGHTS. spot ligbts. dash lights
supply Co lis F.. Jefferson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Male

WELDERS AND AGENTS
exceptional opportunity for
anv man who is familiar with
welding and the articles needed to
conduct such a business.
We want mer who possess some
selling ability aud who are not
afraid to go out and hustle. This
proposition should net a good live
wire at least $1,000 weekly.
Come in and see US. Our propo-
sition should interest any man who
desires a good clean and profitable
position. Apply at South Side
Welding Supply Dept, 113ls E.
South st. Ask for SIR. Thompson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


THREE LOIS IL HarteE Heig6fs 5TT--5
low 70 sell quick ls owners Lave NOV
eQ % California Frank rarrieF pssr-
tor. 4l5 Gallon Trust RtdE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06

statesmen
We have an opening for a few live
men to handle a fast selling Ford
accessory. We 90 not want anyone
sample and is not willing to work
six ours a day. To a hustler We
oder an opportunity to earn at least
$40 a day. II you mean musiness
and can meet our requirements, cau
at 90 Farmers Trust Co. between
and 4 CT : and P ". Ask for
Mr.. Wood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06

Used CAR BARGAINS
, CHEVROLET 40 TOURING CARS
? 1918 FORD TOURING
/ 1919 BABY GRAND TOURING
/ MITCHELL G-CY LINDER SEDAN
1919 FORD TON TRUCH
THESE CARS ARE IN GOOD
CONDITION AND WILL SAC
RIFICE FOR QUICK SALE.
BEISTLE AUTO SALES co.
OPEN IL ENINGS
343 LINCOLL WAY WEST
PHONE MAIN al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
Wanted-ReaI Estate

PRoPERTY-It viii be 20 Jour interest
70 see Us before buying that farm
E Aokws Realty Co. Peoples state
WILL PAY CASH up TO $500 for mod.
eT1 house or bungalow. Address Box
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06

AatO Acccssorlcs ~
FARGAtNS In tires. Csed cnd second1
PiHtDsr Garage Co.. 2232 Misbawaka az.
. 8ATTERY AND IGNITION SER-TCE-
- Fest IN city. Guaranteed Columbia
S1pert wO-k az moderate prices Stor.
fTe kstteTies for all cars. Coiumbla
Battery CO.. 10 = Jefferson Blvd.
BATTERY AND IGNITION EXPERTS-
Let Us solve your battery sud ignition
troubles. satisfaction guaranteed Pc
tersou Battery and Ignition Co. Prest-
o-Lite Battery Service Main 4163, 3e5
=. Lafayette s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06

ing necessary; expert furniture NOV
ers take your household goods from
your old home and deliver them direct
TO your new nome in large furniture
vans; largest trucking organization In
America: all loads Insured by a re-
liable Insurance company; the very
best service at prices YOU can not
equal elsewhere; cash or payments.
Phone or write. RED BALL TRANSIT
co. Indianapolis, Ind. IS S Capitol
Columbus. O., 434 S. Main ST. Detroit,
Mich. 1913 Detroit Saving bank bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NhITCOMB & KELLER
I'd CeWater Place

AsNh dAEE Elace-
Jew slA-room modern house %
$1,000 construction. III oak finish in
H!Elhg room. Open fireplace; enamel en-
Isl upstairs. Bedrooms all extra large
SItn closets. Square basement with floor
S EIatu ana laundry connections. Extra
a,a55e 4o| For price snd terms call Main
Earu,or- rT--,-s NJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06

FURNACES cleaned and Overhsuled: re-
pairs furnished for all makes: experts
N THIS work. sheet metal work OF al
Kinds our speciality: estimates cheer
iully given. See us before you pls =
your order. Phone Lincoln 1919
standard Heating = Ro0nng Co, leS
Lincoln Way. p
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06

ONE MILE FROM CITY TTNTTS
An S0-acre farm with g.room bouee and
ieTge bank barn. No waste land: esDec-
FHy suitable for dairy.ng or trucking.
FRANK JEFTRIES.
Rcaltor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
Sec REDUCTION

On these motsrcylle tires. -6Ns and
E1x8ts Goodrich. Motorcycle tires.
$50. 2sx3 L. :. Tires $1,000 Crosse
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
Real Estate For Exchange

- 80 ! AL LOTS FOR SALE IN S1nssf
=, 49, - e19re Shipshwaaa lake l..
-. M1ggart. Shipshwana IND
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
!. Z. Classified Ads They're Hitting All the
MERCHANDISE

SNAIL HOUSE, or 5 rooms. not over
$3.50. Box 30+. Nev's-Times.
SECOND EAND goIf club wanted call
Main 4fD. Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-06
Wanted-To Borrow

81 ,OO050 WANTED LOAN on FIRST mort
gage two small houses and SIX lots.
Will pay I percent aud accept all or
part IN Liberty bonds az par. Lincoln
$500
81. 5000 on new Broom bungalow Just
completed. Can Main 445i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-04
DISTRICT RALLY
IS PLANNED FOR
SCHOOL BENEFIT
Local Preacher Co. superintendent,
AaoIe Agents to Speak at
Booster Meeting at
Union School

A rally to increase interest IN bet.
ter schools. better roads and com
munity upbuIldlng Is being held at
Union district No. ss. rural school
IN eastern Grady county. ]. 7. Brad.
Icy. superintendent of the school, is
directing the rally
Rev. Clifford II. James pastor Of
tho First Christian church; II. r.
Allen. county superintendent of pub.
lie instruction; A. +. Houston. coun.
ty agricultural AGENT and Mrs. Net
tie II. Coryell. comfy home demon.
siration agent, are scheduled to de.
liver addresses at the rally. Ad
dresses by n speaker from the Uni
versity OF Oklahoma and from the
state department OF education also
are included IN the program
The rally is scheduled TO open
at 10 o'clock this morning and close
al 4 o'clock this afternoon. All stu
dents from three wing" schools In
union graded district will attend the
rally. It was planned.
That such rallies are very effect
i've Is stimulating interest in favor
of better chools, better roads and
community building. the purpose for
which they are planned. is the belief
of Mr., Bradley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-04
COTTON GROWERS
PLAN MEET HERE
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Organization Committee to Hold ses
sion In County Agents Office
to Form Plans for Cam
paign Here

A meeting of the Grady county
Oklahoma Cotton Growers associa-
tons organization committee has
been called for next Wednesday ev
ening in the office Of A. f. Houston
Grady county farm agent, at The
court house.
Members of this committee will
have charge of the organiza-
ton drive to be conducted in Grady
county during the month. Plans for
this drive, to be the second one
staged in the county will be made
at the Wednesday evening meeting
of the committee, appointed by
County Agent Houston.
A representative, or representa-
tives of the Cotton Growers associa-
tion will address the committee and
outline the organization plan.
In appointing the committee
County Agent Houston endeavored ia
select representatives from every
section of the county, he stated tc
day. The following are members d
the committe:
| F. d. Miller, Rush Springs; L. A
| Kuykendall. Rush Springs; L. V
Morris, Rush Springs; R. A. Moore
NARROW; Theo. Stover, Slower; 7. e
Kirton, Amber; w. H. Noakes, Am
ber; j. S. Browne, fChickasha; ]. L
Smith, Verden; r. Broadhurst, Tut
tie; w. G. Todd, Bailey Hersche
Lindsay, Ninnekah; Lee Cruise, Alex
Randolph Grace, Ninnekah; Bel
Marshall Bradley; Gorden Gray
: Chickasha r. f. d. 8; E. A. Sane
lin Chickasla R. F. d. 1; j. c. Brat
} ford, Chickasha r. F ID. 5; Stanle
: Wright, Ninnekah; Doc Bartlett, c.
: ment; w. L. Mackey, Alex; Giffor
6 Windell Cement; Eugene Tru,
8 Naples; Jodie Hoyburst, Ninnekah
+ J. G. Payton, Cement, R. F. D. 5
e VIM. Stacey, Lucille.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-04
Nation Ready TO Take Reckless Ae-
ton as Great Glamour Arises
Against FIfty.flve Billion
Reparatlohs
TALK ALLIANCES WITH
sOVIETS SAYS REPORT
Consider Throwing W Hands and
Letting Allies do What They
VIII: Try to Show Demand
Would Wreck Nation
by United Press.

By United Press.
Berlin. Feb. i,-Germany was
desperate today with all classes
united IN opposition TO the paying
OF S55.OO0.OO0.OO0 war indemnity as
demanded by the supreme council
" the allies. The nation. apparent.
ly was ready to take some reckless
action to combat the payment of this
amount.
As officials strove TO find a way
out, there were under consideration
plans for an alliance with the SOW
lets. the throwing up Of the official
Lands and the bidding OF the allies
to do what they will to collect the
huge amount
An effort will be made TO con-
vince the allies that the payment of
the reparations demanded will wreck
the country, thereby damaging the
allies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-04
MANY TEAMS TO
MEET HERE FOR
COUNTY TOURNEY
Dates for Annual Basket Ball Tour.
nament be Announces Soon;
Expect Best Contest In
History

Arrangements for tho county has
ketball tournament TO bc held In
ChIckasha some time during the lat.
ter part OF February, are being
completed. II. n. Allen. county school
superintendent, announced today.
The dates OF tho tournament have
not been definitely decided but will
be announced In tho very near IN.
turc, the county superintendent said.
Many strong teams In the county
will compete for honors in the tour.
nament. Mr.. Allen said today. Indi.
cations Are. ha said. that competl.
tlon for honors will be the strongest
since the first county tournament
was held
'Nlnnekah and Rush Springs boast
OF extra strong quintets who have
defeated several fast teams this
season. Amber. Poccaset and Verdep
are expected to be represented with
fighting aggregations.
Competition will be equally as
strong III the secondary department,
II is expected that many union grad
cd, consolidated and rural schools
will be represented.
Copies of rules and regulations ia
govern the tournament will be sent
to every coach in the county, 1t was
stated today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-04
Magnolia Petroleum company's sta
ton Stuck Up" last Night by
Five Men; Find Only si2
Cash on Hand
APPEAR IN CAR FOUND
TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN
Employe Takes Number and Refers
Il TO Police; Hold Him at
Point OF Gun While Rifle
Pockets and Till

Five hijackers" last night about
$3.50 O'Clock held gp and robbed Vol
ney Ray, young man who was in
charge OF the Magnolia Petroleum
company's filling station located at
the corner Of Sixth street and Kan
sas avenue, near the heart OF the
city business district.
Tho outlaws escaped with approx.
mately S12. a portion OF which was
In checks.
Ray declared this morning tlat the
quintet, In new Ford touring car,
asked for thre gallons Of gasoline
and a replenished supply OF water.
As he walked around the machine,
four Of the five men stepped out OF
the car. Fearing they were crooks
Ray read the license tag numbers
as ha picked up the water hose.
Three Draw Guns.
Three of the men followed Ray in.
to the office after he had filled the
orders. One had already entered. As
he was potentially recording the
sale but in reality recording the car
number, three Of the men drew guns
and ordered the lad to hold up his
hands. After forcing him TO back in
to corner, they searched his person
and escaped. Meanwhile, one of the
men had At the telephone wire and
had ransacked the cash drawer and
safe neither of which contained
money or valuables. Ray was carry.
ing on his person all the revenue
from the evenings business.
Police Are Notified.
Immediately after the departur
of the hold-ups, who drove east on
Kansas avenue, Ray rushed across
the street and notified police. i
later developed that the machin
being driven by the thugs was stoler
in Oklahoma City yesterday morn
ing. City policemen had been noti
fled to watch for the machine, that
reward for the apprehension oi
the thieves and the return of tn,
automobile was offered
1t was reported here that similar
robbery was staged in Cement las
night tbout 2o'clock, three nbe;
taking part in the hold-up.
The robbery last evening was ont
Of the boldest ever staged here, /
was said The street intersection a
the corner Of Sixth and Kansas wa
well-lighted and the interior of tn
filling station office can easily b,
viewed from the street.
No arrests in connection with th
hold-up here had been made at
o'clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-04
Representative Admire Believes Pipe
lines and RennerIcs Staging 2
Bout In Cutting OF oil
Quotations
PROBING COMMITTEE TO
START WORK ON MONDAY
Investigate oil Business Of state 10
Purpose; Collapse OF Market 10
Reason for Resolution,
Belief

BY United Press.
Oklahoma City, Feb. "a prics
cutting war Is on between the pipe
lines and the refincries OF the Mid.
Continent field, representative Eli
Admire OF Oilton believes.
lie introduced in the house late
yesterday afternoon, n resolution
which calls for the Investigation OF
the collapse OF the oil market.
Representative Adinirc's resolution
was adopted and committee ap-
pointed TO investigate the oil sltul-
ton in the state The committee
will begin its hearings in Ohlaioma
City on next Monday.
In discussions on the resolution,
L was asserted that the purpose of
the reduction in runs was to de-
,rease the price of oil TO cheat the
Oklahoma producers, crowd the in
dependent refininer out of the mar
ket and enable the large oil com
)anies to fill their storage tanks
With cheap oils-
AS soon as the tanks are filed
ccording TO the speakers, the price
Il oil will be increased again. Ad-
nire declared he was reliably in
formed another cut OF 80 cents a
,arrel In the price of crude oil
you'd be posted Friday. Citations
sill be issued to dozen oil pur-
hasers> and pipeline companies to
ippear before the oil and gas COM
nittee at 10 o'clock Monday morn.
'ng, in connection with the irfvesti-
cation. Admire said in conversation
'fter the house had adopted his reso-
luton.
Those Admire said would be cited
include the following: Dorset Carter
# Oklahoma City, representing the
Healdton Pipe Line company, the
Prairie Pipe Line company Of Inde.
endence, Kansas, the Empire Pipe
Line company of Bartlesville; C. G,
Brown of the Kay County Gas com
amy at Ponca City, the Ozark Pipe
Line company and the c. A. Pierce
Pipe Line company of st. Louis
Nanolia Petroleum company of Dal
as, the Oklahoma Pipe Line com,
oany of Muskogee and the Cosden
Pipe Line company, Gulf Pipe Line
1ompany Of Oklahoma, j. N. Hill; oil
| he Texas Pipe Line company, the
Sinclair Pipe Line company and
Rice and Lyons, all Of Tulsa.
Curtailment of the states revenue
from gross production tax on oil ant
rom royalties on oil produced OF
school lands was pointed out as {
reason why the house should take
iotice of the reduced run through
The pipe lines.
F. A. Heberling of Ponca Cit,
poke against adopting the Admir-,
'esolution Thursday. If the house i
to investigate reduction of prices, h
'aid, it must begin the endless tasl
of probing into every form of bus
ness. He predicted the investigation
you'd not accomplish any result.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-04
JEWISH NATION
FOR PALESTINE
PLANS PROVIDE.
British Mandate Made Public Today;
Outline Terms; Appoint Jewish
Council Provided Advls-
ory Capacity
by United Press.

by United Press.
London. Feb. Foundations for n
Jewish nation In Palestine were laid
In the British mandate which was
made public today
The terms OF the mandate provide
that the British have a right to levy
upon Palestine for To support
troops. establishment Of jewish
advisory council to facilitate immi-
grafton, and make Palestine a Jew.
ish state.
There is no discrimination made
aainst the nationals OF any. country
and practically full power Is given
to the British TO control concessions
The mandate is subject TO APP
proval by the council OF the League
OF Nations meeting which is to be
held on February 2.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-04
FULL TICKET m
LOCAL ELECTION
DUE ENTER RACE
Selections for Complete Set Of City
Officers on April S; Primary
is Set for March is; File
Feb. %.

Eight councilmen, two members Of
the school board, mayor, city clerk
city treasurer, chief of police and
street commissioner will be elected
in the city general election April 8
Henry Minnett, secretary of the
Grady county election board, said
today.
Four of the eight members Of the
present city council are hold-overs,
since no city election was called last
spring. Four of the city lawmakers
to be elected in the general election
in April will -be for short terms of
one year. Councilmen now holding
short terms are: Y. w. Darnell,
ward four; Tom Hendricks, ,-ward one; !;
J. c. Neal, ward two, and Jake Lor-
ensen, ward three.
Members of the school board
from ward two and from Chickasha
township will be elected. Ward two
is now represented on the school
board by Geo. II. Evans, recently ap
pointed, and Chickasha township by
Neal Foster.
Primary March IS.
The primary election will be hel(
on March 10 and time for filing ex
pires on March 4, the election bbart
secretary declared today Filing time
will not open until February %.
That the Republican party will b,
represented with a full ticket il
the primary and general election wa
the rumor this morning. This rumo
is purported to have come fron
party leaders.
Whether or not Chickasha wi
maintain its democratic majority c
several hundred in the city genera
election, is being> freely discussed.
Street rumors are that the dem,
! cratic nomination for every city o
I flee will be contested
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-04
LAWTON'S FINANCE
COMMISSIONER QUITS

Lawton, Okla. Frank Meadows,
commissioner Of finance of the city
of Lawton, has resigned, his resigna-
tion taking effect Feb. Meadows
will become actively interested in
the management of local wholesale
grocery. Commissioners Short and
Sheppard are considering the ap
pointment of J. M. Haynes and c
F. kirkland to ucceed Meadows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-04
SANTA FE TO BUILD
$5oo,o0o ADDITION

San Bernardino, Calf Increased
shop facilities of the Santa Fe rail
road company here to cost $500,OOO
have been authorized it was an
nounced by officials.
The enlarged plant will turn out
thirty locomotives a month instead
Of the p1esent twenty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-04
TEST CASE WILL
DECIDE M|LLlONg
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Kansas City, Feb. 4.-The fight
Tor millions of dollars in Oklahoma
oil royalties hinges on the trial OF
the test case which was brought by
John "A. Stinson, a farmer of Clay
county, the hearing of which was to
have started in federal court today.
The court, however, dismissed the
case, ruling that Stinson's petition
was incorrect as it did not sufficient
ly describe the lands. Attorney for
Stinson announced tina. he wbuld
prepare another petition.