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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
Arkad AverGenko.
PRED TVARf SMRTI.
(Kousek materialu k historii
ruske revoluce.)

Je rozdllnou psychologist /
Zpusob zivota rusk6ho fran
couzskeho tloveka.
Francouzska revoluce zane
chala nam nasleduiici zaiima-
w fakt: dobTi, revoluGn6 nala-
d6ni Pafizane. chytili iedenkra
te ma ulici opata Morse. Je
pi'irozeno, re udelali lined ma
provaZe smycku a tahli opata
k lucern6.
"Co chcete ciniti, dobri obta
ne?" Sc zcela pochopitelnJm
zaimem otazal sc Morris.
! "Vytahneme te nahoru mi
sto lucerny."
"a Wy 81 myslite. ze budete
l6pe videti?" otazal Sc Sc sar-
kasmem chytry opat.
Dav, jenz stal kolem opata
skladal Sc u cistokrevnych
FrancouzG k tomu ieste Pa
TizanG.
1 Odpoved' opatova pTivedla
kolemstojfci V takov6 buine
vytrzeni, zea bylo 4odhlasovano
darovati mu zivot..
To byl pfipad We Francii. A
nyni YAM povfm prfpad z Ru-
ska. (Tento pfibeh vypravo-
val autoru iistE dGveryhodny
obcan 2 Charkova.)
V Charkovsk6 crezvytaice,
kde radil ''tovaryS" Saienko,
dochazelo denne k popravam.
Timto femeslem zabyval Sc
v6t$im dilem sam Sajenko.
Cely den uzival kokain a pill
a yeter pTichazel do mfstnosti,
lade byli zavfeni v6znove. Po-
stavil Sc do prostfed Sc sezna-
mem V ruce a vyvolaval ty, kite
ii byli ma dneSek urceni k "a
stfeleni.
Vsichni, jichz im6no bvlo Wy
volano, vzdychh a pokorn6
vstali s beden, iez Jim slouzily
"a lazka, a odchazeli stranou.
Je pochopitelno, re nikdo
neprosil o milost, nebot' vSi-
chni dobfe v6d6li. re spise "a
zd6ny kamen We zdi Sc pohne,
neil srdce Sajenkovo.
Jedenkrate. diva dnv pred
pTichodem dohrovolnikn do
Charkova, pfisel iako obycei-
ne Saienko Sc SWIM seznamem
pro obeti, iez byly ma pofadu.
"Akimenko!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

Radujte Sc, povidam
dokud k tomu easy.
Tfeba tenhle "Near Beer" nam
zizen vic nehasi.
zatocte 81, povfdam,
bude po starosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

Ticho; mlceli vSichni: sto-
iici stranou, i sedici ma bed
mach, i sam Saienko.
A Nikolsky tou dobou. sedt
Zrovna naproti Saienkovi, "a
byval Sc tim, re oprel iednu
bosou nohu o druhou a pe6liv6
kroutil V prstech ciaretu.
"Nikolskyl"
Y tn chvili prav6 Sajenkovy
oti, podlit6 krvi, spo6inuly pri-
mo ma Nikolskem.
Nikolsky klidn6 potfel VIII
kym iazykem otraj cigare-
tov6ho papirku, utrhl pTeby-
vaiici nzky prouzek. odplivl
ielikoz drobecek tabaku do.
stal Sc mu ma iazyk, a teprve
tehdy odpovidal zvolna a leni
We:
"Coz Wy, tovarysi Sajenko
chete tlov6ka dvakrate stfi-
let? To holoubku neide
Vzdyt' jste Nikolskeho vcera
zastrelilir'
."Neni mozna." A opet na-
stale ticho. Mlteli i ii, kteft
stall stranou, ii, ktefi sed9li
ma bednach.
"Aby vas cert wal" zlostnt
zabrutel Saienko, vySkrtuje re
seznamu jm6no Nikolsk6ho
'Jen Gloveka pletete." :"
"Tak to ie." s lehkou ironii
po2namenal Nikolsky, mrkaje
IA sousedy. "Musite byt pe-
zorny." ~
Glen mi moe nemluv! - Pa
stuchovw
"Jdu.' >
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
COE COLLEGE CAMP
" Cernovicfch u Tabora, zrize-
ny spoken Komensky z Coe
College pro sirotky ohrozens
souchotinarrli.

Prinasime zaiimave podrob-
nosti 0 rodinach sirotku ose-
tTovanych V ternovicke ozdra-
yovne:
Otec desetilete Jarmily Du-
dove padl v Rusku. M Matka lipl-
ne nemajetna byla ia valky
kondukterkou ma poulicni
draze, ted je velice chatrne-
no zdravl, ale pres to Zastava
mfsto plsafske. Kdyz matky
donna nebyvalo, musivala Jar
milka tezce ma svGj vek praco-
vat a re nebylo cim topit, do
stala kloubovy rheumatismus,
k tonu srdecni vadu a zdufe-
ne krcni zlazy. V Coe College
Campu Sc re vseho vylecila a
yratila Sc doma zdrava.
Marie Magd. Novotna, mar
20. cervna 1911 V PoIicanech,
je rodiny delnicke. Ziji We
velke bid6 V rozborenem dom
ku, do ktereho prSi. Otec pred
II lety oslepl ma ODE oGi pro
tezkem uraZu ma draZe a po lie.
tech utrpeni zemrel; rodina
niiake podpory nedostava. Mat
ka nasledkem vysilujici prace
81 uhnala silny rheumatismu>
a ma otevrene rany ma otek.
lych nohou. Divenka vyrostla
v pomerech velice nehostin.
nych, je vazne ohrozena sou.
chotinami STAY jeji Sc jer
zvolna lepSi.
Matka osmileteho Vojtechs
Sachmana, sesleho 'bidou a ne
dostatkem, slouzi a hoch iii |
babicky, Toilette zebracky, kite
ra bvdli V tax male svetnici, IL
kdyz ieden chtel otevfiti dive
re, aby mohl vyjiti, musel Dirt
hy vlezti do postele. Ia MIRA
zu a We snehu po kolena pri
vedla babicka Vojtecha V Dire
vakach, bez punGoch, do Cam
pu. Hoch je dobry nadany
Jest dosud V ustave a Znacnt
Sc iiz Zotavil.
Josef Hudousek, mar. II
rijna 1911 Karline, trpi Zna
cnou vseobecnou seSlosti a "a
n6tem ucha. Otec byval mechs
nikem; zemfel. Matka chod
po' domech sit, ale ze ie tn
berkulosni, casio pro. kasel ne
muze 'pracovas q pax nastav;
tim hrozneiSi bida a hlad. Ro
dina obyva dve mistnosti tina
We a mokre S okny ma hnoiiste
Legionaf, otec Rdzeny Won
drakove. narozene a. Gervns
1908 V Praze, zemfel V nemot
nici V Italii. Dite pfiSlo we We
lice seslem stavu, ale po 6 me
sicich pe6liveho osetreni Sc Ii
pine pozdravilo vratilo Sc !
matce, chude d6lnici.
Otec Anezky Uhlfrove, ma
roZene %. bfezna 1911 V Ora
zicich II Tabora, padl V Italii
Matka, d6lnice, cisti lokomoti
w Ia velmi skrovneho vydelkl
a bydli V sklepnim byte $ jed
MIN malym oknem a lila di
tetem o suchych bramborecl
a cerne kave. Anezka trpels
selesty ma prave strane pile ;
zapalem ledvin. ia 6 mesfct
vsak byla propustena zdrava
Matylda Koubkova, mar. 3
bfezna V Beroune, byla posla
ma do oZdravovny po tezken
zapalu Pile pohrudnice :
spale. Matka zemfela souchoti
nami otec V navalu choromy
slnosti 81 wal zivot.
Ludvik Otta. mar. 90. dubns
1913 V Bubenci, pTiSel silni
ohudokrnyny CO 1ap9tnrn q w
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

Ia dya dny vstoupili do
Charkova dobrovolnici a Nj
kolskeho pustiIi ma svobodu...
Nevim, jaky ma kdo vkus...
Mona, ze nekterJm libi Sc
opat Morris. avSak mne vice Sc
libi mas rusky Nikolsky.
Mona, re opatu, kdyz pro-
naSel svou duchaplnou v6tu,
dolni Gelist Sc ma sekundu "a
chv6la a 21stala viseti. AvSak.
kdybv Sc bIvala zachvela te-
list Nikolsk6ho. kdy, pohlizeie
Saienkovi do ocf, leniv6 mu Cd
povidal - kde by nynf byl?
Prelozil A. J. X.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

Nez spolek mas nepfestava
ma tomto ukolu. Veden snahou
uciniti Zizkovo rodiste pout-
MIN mistem vSeho jfhoceskeho
lidu a poucovati iej soustavne
0 historic velikeho hnuti hui
sitsckeho, vysleho 2 iiznich
Czech, porada pfednasky (Dr.
Jan Herben, univ. prof. DR.. j.
V. Simak, basnik j. S. Ma
char) chce vydavati spisy o
Zizkovi a hnuti husitsk6m,
podnika akci "a Gcelem odkry
ii zakladd trocnovsk6ho dvor-
ce a v6deck6ho badani V deji-
mach Zizkova rodiSt6 atd.
Ably temto svym 1kol1m
mohl spolek dostati, obraci Sc
k Vam 5 prosbou, abyste Sc
zutastnil prace ma jeho uko-
lech, bud iako ellen (zaklada-
! iici Glen korporace 1000 Kc,
fysicka osoba 500 kC jednou
pro vzdy, tinny Glen korpora-
ce 20 Kc a fysicka osoba 3 kG
rocn6) nebo jeho priznivec la
skavym zaznamenanim sebe
menSiho obnosu k tomuto ice
Ia.
Vami zaznamenany obnos
bude vereinG a ZvlaSt' pisemn6
kvitovan.
V ddvere, re neoslyslte naSi
| prosby a podporite mas, porou-
cine Sc Yam V ucte "a ''Spo-
lex pro zbudovani Zizkova po
mniku V Trocnov6", Ing. Karel
| BukovskI, pfedseda; Karel Ma
lik, pokladnik; JUG. Jan Pc
tfik, iednatel.
Spolek, ..iehoz GGelem jest
splatiti nasQdnfmu hrdinovi
nasemu poyinhSm vd6kem, po-
rada Y Borevaneeh. dine 10. Ger
vence letosniho rocky velkou
slavnost a tn odpmpcuieme
vSem kraiandm, ktefi Sc chy-
staii ma navst6vu Czech, aby sc
neopomenuli dostaviti Sc ma
na$e mista neipamatneisi, me
ri ktera zaiist& patfi i rodne
misto, kde mas neiv6tSi vale6-
nix spatril die povesti, pod du-
benz poprv6 sv6tlo sv6ta.
Il cel6 spousty zadoSti, kaz-
de chvile pfichazeiicich o pod
poru ma podniky daleko pod
fan6jSi, nemGze zadost tato
z6stati bez nalezite odezvy.
/ Doufame, re Sc naide n6ktery
2 nasich narodnich spolkd u
ime So cel6 akce. Pri podzimni
eezon6 nasich divadelnich spoil
ku snadno by mohl kazdy sbor
venovati jedno pfedstaveni we
/ prosp6ch pomniku Jana Zizkv
z Trocnova. iehoz postava jest
iednou z neiskvelejsich naSich
narodnich d6iin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

Nam tn svou zinku,
mann il rad stale
a ia 81 S nj skocim,
a ia 81 S nj skocfm,
ma tom nasem bale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

Cervena bila sklenicko, sklenicko,
nehfejes pry uz nenicko, nenicko.
To sc nam brzy dokaze.
Fl nasl start "Setleri, Setleri",
ma tohle nikdy nev6ri, nevefi,
dodaii sobe kuraze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
v zlatnickem obchode.

"To j. zvlastni, ze mate vse-
cky prsteny ien tax maleho
obiemu. Nemate skutecne il
nych, hled'te", ukazuje stale
sv6 prsty valeCna zbohatlice.
"Nemam, milostiva, ale
2kuste n6ktery re zlatych d6t-
skpch naramk1!"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
PARROTS ACQUIRE
LINGO ON VOYAGE

NEW YORK. oct p. - Ninety
nine Orinoco parrots left Manaos
Brazil unsophisticated. green in
color and green in linguistic l5nOwl-
edge. They arrived recently In this
port aboard the Booth liner Justin.
sophisticated an posts graduates of
profanity.
There were IS shocked passengers
aboard and a crew which habituauy
wore cotton in its collective ear. con
versed 10y signs and jumped nervous
ly at irregular intervals
It was all blamed on Jack
O'Brien who until this voyage. was
one of the most popular seamen who
over ate biscuit.
one parrot is a great deal Of COM
pany. anybody viii admit. But when
YOU multiply that parrot by 90 and
then turn them loose the result is
anything but company
Founded Primary school
Jack O'Brien established pri-
mary school for parrots aboard the
liner soon after the ship left Maaaos
Every parrot i'm the school of sea
/ jargCu was doing postgraduate
work in profanity with single
souled devotion when the snip ar
rived here one of the great trials
Of the trip was the act that the
night salt air appealed as much 10
the parrots as did the daylight and
so they stood guard night and day.
filling the otherwise clean air OF the
+ high seas with raucoUs noises and
anything but delicate Oratory. In
fact the night was more hideous
than the DAY.
Al first the crew was angry and
sought 20 quiet the parrots by ours
ing them out Then the man learned
that cursing out parrot is about as
result-producing as lecturing a
phonograph The 1i,tle green parrot
addressed would sit silently on his
perch. all attention head cooked
and bcadv ewes fixed on the orator
The concentration displayed was al
Vays laudable Then. instead Of say
sng. you said it," as any gentle
nan would say. the parrot would
beginning at his primary schooling
and amount rapidly through high
school and college work ending
crescen3o in caricatured but en-
Dhatic version Of the orators efforts
Even Officers Whispered
It got 50 that when an officer
spoke 10 a sailor or told him 20 do
something or 20 20 somewhere he
would whisper il. lest the parrots on
duty commanded the officer 10 60
and do likewise. with amendments.
There having been several Portu-
euese. o hclf-d0zen Spariards two
Firms and q scattering Of Dutch.
Swedes Italians and Germans in the
crew the parrots ACQUIRED a COM
mand Of profanity that would put
professor Of langua@ yes in a quandary
and rival the hieroglyphics Of the
4rcients when it came TO transla-
ton.
The birthstone man 20 whom the
CONSIGNMENT was shipped threw UP
his hands and spoke mixed Catiltan
and Mexican patois saying the par
rots had been purchased for fash
ionable ladies'. and now they were
almost bad enough for sporting clubs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
Mind TREATMENTS
STIR UP BRITAIN

LONDON. oct. 25-Only few
years ago any British doctor who
profcssed faith in mental cures"
was labelled "charlatan" or "quack "
Today a violent controversy g rag
ing in the medical press. with some
Of Britain's leading physicians an
uouncing that not only nerve trou-
blcs but even pneumonia benefit by
mind treatment" suggestion
and hypnotism.
The row started at the annual
meeting OF the British Medical asso-
citation. 4 large part of the associa-
TONS time was devoted 10 dcbatius
the value OF mental cures. and the
discussion Is continuing in the press
Prof. Robertson of Edinburgh. a
well known physician, declared that
wounds could not only be cured by
Nero suggestion but could be in
flicted I'm the same way. He assert
cd that he knew Of one case where
biisters were raised On man s
body simply by telling him he was
being scared with an iron He knew
French doctors. he said, who consid-
cred mental suggestion an important
treatment In cases Of pneumonia.
because it strengthened a patients
vitality and enabled him 20 fight the
disease with better success.
something Besides Pills"
Il am not urging that we abandon
the use Of medicine" said Pro-. Rob
ertson. but doctors should learn
that there is something besides pills
in their profession If they would
study mental cures they could throw
many a bottle Of medicine into the
sea"
Or. Bernard Hollander. who advo-
Gated successful -ly the use Of hypno-
tism and auto suggestion in curing
cases of shell shock and nervousness
during the war. said that the drink
and drug habits Yielded readily 10
phychic healing. But he warned the
association that they must not rely
on mental treatment alone.
Now comes Or. F. l. Cola. assist
ant physician 20 St. Georges hospital
and a recognized authority on nerve
q diseases.
"CraLc Came From America"
These psychic healers forget that
brain trouble always comes from
bodily illness" ne said Cure the
body with pills and medicine and
yuo cure the brain.
The craze for mental healing
came 10 rs from America. II is dy-
ing down there now 1t never made
any Roadway in France-the French
are too clear-headed. and it will
have a short life in England.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
SOLON LEADER IS
OPPOSED TO VETS
SCHOOLS BY U. S.
Rep. FosS, Republican Chair
man, Opposes Forbes
Training Scheme.
POLLY
EY LOUIS LUDLOW.
Washington Correspondent

~ A~ftl-\Gl 'N, ID. g.. OCT. ----
Rep Simeon ID. Fess. chairman of
the republican congressional com
mittCe and "a prominent member Of
the house committee on rules which
shapes the course OF legislation. is
OPT osed to the plan proposed 10y Col
Charles x Forbes. chief of the vet
Grams bureau, FOR the establishment
OF vocational universities for the
training Of eX-service men.
Mr. Fess emphatic position i'm re-
gard 10 the matter is likely 20 create
q good deal e an impression and.
ces.bly. somewhat of sensation as.
in a way IL sounds q rallying cry in
congress in opposition 20 the pro
posed vocational university plan on
the ground of the expense involved.
Az chairman Of the congressional
committee and personally charged
WITH a large share OF responsibility
g smoothing the way for the cleo
,ion OF a republican congress next
year Mr. Tess is naturally very
much concerned over the eXperdi-
lures of the government.
He - arranging 90 call az the
white house and present 20 Press
Harding in person his views IN oppo.
s.tion 90 great vocational universe
ties. 20 be established and operated
by the government for the training
OF the service men. His lonE expert
ence as the president of an Ohio edu-
catlonal institution lends additional
interest 20 his views The fact that
TIE first OF these universities is 70
be established az Camp sherman. I'm
Mr. Tess own state. does not affect
or modify his opposition.
plan l. impossible"
THE whole plan OF the establish
men: or vocational universities by
the government Is an impossible one
and should never be considered o.
Forbes zeal IN behalf OF what ne
conceives TO be the best interest OF
the veterans and the energy with
which he is prosecuting the matter
cot course. we all want 20 do what
Is best for the disabled veterans and
there Is no intention 20 neglect them
IN any way. but the establishment
and operation OF great universities
BY the government is not the way TO
aid them.
Who can venture a guess. let
alone a reliable estimate. Of what
this ambitious enterprise would cost
! am afraid no ore has stopped 20
reckon the cost have some idea
and I know that the overhead ex-
pense would be enormous. TO say
nothing OF the great cost OF recon
ssructing the camrs 10 make them
seEviceabIe. There are ways OF help
ing the disabled veterans. which IN
uay opinion will be entirely adequate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
Lodge Notices

NOTICE. n v OF a AND ROYAL
HBORS-HallOWecn masQue-
rade dance. Sticks hall. Monday
oil Eht, oct. 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
BY CONDO

&3-Moviug Trucking. Storage
Painting Paperiug
25-Pateut Attorneys
26-Prlnting- Stationery
1-Professional Services
2S-Repairing.
29-Renovating and Dyeing
S0-TailOriug and Pressing
observation-disclosures Service
EMPLOYMENT
Se-HelD Wanted Female.
53-Help Wanted Male.
%-Heip-Male or Female
Sf-Saiesmen and Agents
Situations Wanted Female.
5i-SituatiOns Wanted-Male-
FINANCIAL
:S-Busincss Opportunities
5s-Investmeuts. stocks. Bonds.
4O-Mouey Co Loan.
-Manted-To Borrow
INSTRUCTION
42-CorreS p0udence Courses
f3-LoCal Instruction Glasses
44-MusicaL Dancing. Dramatic.
4J-Private instruction
4G-M Wanted IEStruttiou.
LIVE STOCK
4s-DogS. cats. Pets
iS-HorseS Cattle. Vehicles.
4e-Foultry an1 Supplies
Wanted stock
MERCHANDISE
51-Artlclc> FOR sale
Bus mess Equipment
% Boats and accessories
81 building Materials
eO-Farn and Dairy Products.
0l-Fue. and Feed
5f-Good Things 30 Eat
S-ioMe- tlsds Things
20 Hon sehcld Goods.
N.r .H.H r.r.
Cl-AIGchiL"ry and Tools
t2-Nusi'gl Instruments
65- Seeds. PlIrrS. Fertilizers.
o. specials at rhe Stores
Co Wearing Apparel.
tG-W gutpn-TO Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD
61-Rooms Witt Bord
6S-EOOmz Without Board
Sc Rooms for Housekeeping.
S0-Naeation Places.
t1-N here % Fat.
f2-Where 20 StoD IN Town.
1S-W 2nted-I'ooms. Board.
REAL ESTATE FOE RENT
14-ApartmeLts and FLATS
7.-Business Places Tor Rent
It-Farms for Rent
7T-Houses for Rent
1S-OhCes and Desk Room
20 Suburban for Rent
CO Summer Places for Rent
-Wanted-TO Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
S2-Business Property
h3-Farms and Land for Sale.
S4-HOuses fer Sale.
t5-LOtS Tor Sale
SG-Shore Property FOR Sale
81 suburban FOR Sale
SS-Real Estate for Evcnsnge.
Wanted -Rp0l Estate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

LOST-On Main ST. saturday night,
lady's brown kid glove Flnder
leave at New s. Times once
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
Lost and Found


LADY'S GOLD WATCH closed face.
on a chain with little gold foot
ball and fountain pen attached
Reward Address Box 25s. News
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

without building government univer-
stiles for them. / have very posi-
,ive conviction that we ought not TO
put such a drain upon the taXp1
crs"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
LEGAL NOTICE
CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA
Department Of Public Works.
Notice of Hearing 10 Special


Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing street Improvement has been
completed
Resurfaclng OF Sample Street
Bridge. Jefferson Street Bridge and
North Michigan street Bridge In-
der Improvement Resolution 40. SIS
Pavement on limerick Street from
Crescent Avenue 70 the south Line ~
Gorby Street Under Improvement
Resolution NO $50.
Brick Pavement on Chestnut Street
from washington Avenue 20 Lake
shore & Michigan Southern Rail
way Co. Under Improvement Res0lu-
ton No. Sol All ia the City OF South
Bend. Indiana.
There is on file ia the office Of this
Board. and subject 10 public lnspec-
ton, an assessment roll. which con
Z tains the names OF all property own
ers who are subject 20 assessment. a
description OF the property 20 be as
sessed, and the amount OF each prima
facIe assessment This Board. at lts
office in the City Hall. viii on the
End day OF November. 1921, at 7I5
p. m, receive and hear remembrance
as 20 the amount OF each assessment.
and viii decide whether the assessed
lots OF tracts OF land have been or
viii be specially benefited By said
Improvement in the amounts named
on said roll.
o AELLIOTT
HARVEY T, RosTIsER,
Attest:
Veronica G.. Sweeney.
Clerk OF the Board
oct. IS %. %, %. 3s. 20.
NOTICE OF DEMONSTRATION.
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed by the CIR
cult Court 0f 50. Joseph County Stste
OF Indiana. Administrator OF the Estate
Of Ida 3. Rowan. late o. ST. Joseph
County. deceased.
Said Estate is supposed 20 be solvent
CHARLES IT. ROWAN
oct. 17th 1921 Administrator
Charles j.. Metzger. Atty Tor Estate
Oct. 1928. Nov l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

Veronica O. Sweeney.
Clerk OF the Board
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

Mankind is always happier for
having been happy. II YOU make
men happy now. YOU make them
happy years hence by the memory Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

DISORDER AND CONFUSION sre most
apparent az a funeral service: an eI-
perlenced director makes for quiet
dignity on such an occo sion. have
had thirty years experience. Nelson
Jones. funeral director Wayne and 81
TrEanh fr-ofu En4u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Gard OF THINKS 8
MR.. AND MRS OLIVER DAVIS wish
20 express their most heartfelt
thanks for the sympathy and kind
ness and many floral tributes dur
Ing their hour OF bereavement In
the death of their infant daughter
% their relatives. friends. neigh
hnrs X 81 II and / b =
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-26

INDEX TO CIASSIFTCATIOSS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
deaths.
Pin MemOriGm.
3-CRrds Of Thanks.
4-Funeral Directors.
6-Funerdl Flowers.
e-Cemetery Lots, Monuments.
T-LodCe Notices.
Scoring Events.
e-Fersonals
10-LOst and Found.
AUTOMOBILES
1i-AutOmohiles for Sale
12-MOtOrCycies and Bicycles
13-AUtomobiles for Exchange.
l4-AutO Accessories.
l5-Service Statious-RepalrinZ-
lG--Auto I.ivery-Garages
Nv auted-Automob
BUSINESS SERVICE
i-Busjness Services offered.
19-Building-C
Officiating and Plumbing.
2l-Insurance.
22-Muliuerv-D king
Connecticut western news., 1921-05-12
sTHE HERMIT OF THE HILLS

A short novel, "The Hermit of the Hills" by Mrs. Julia Costello of Great Harrington, is just off the press, It has been most favorably commented on by Walter Pritehard Eaton, Walter B. Sanford, Edward Kelley and others. The book is dedi- cated to the writer's townspeople, begging them not to criticize it's romance and facts too severely, there being no motive in view, only. child hood and tender memories of an honest old Hermit, still respected and loved by many of my associates. "
 The story is happy blending of fact and fiction and will undoubtedly De of interest to many in southern Massachusetts and the northern part of this state. George c. Crosby was the hermit in question and the front ispiece is photograph of charcoal sketch by Ferniti; the original of which now hangs in the Berkshire Inn, Great Harrington. Mrs. Cos tello has most interestingly portray ed the life of this unusual character in her book and we feel sure it will receive due recognition.
Connecticut western news., 1921-05-12
THE BELL BILL

- The bill introduced into the legis- hture last week by Representative Bell, of Salisbury, making it mis- demean, or, punishable by fine, for any except individuals to have their watches or clocks on anything except standard time, is indeed timely and should go far toward settling the daylight confusion next year. While we believe a measure of this kind, if introduced in Congress, would have had a better effect, it is nevertheless step in the right direction.