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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

Drish. The table. from which the
buffet luncheon was served. was un-
usually loE-eiy with its large center
basket OF California pepper berries,
with smaller baskets at each corner.
Lighted tapers in crystal holders
completed the charming effect.
Miss Jeanette NunevilIer, of To-
ledo, o., was an out OF town guest.
After a short trip TO Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell viii be at
home at $40 River av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Eugene Ro-
zelle. OF Chambersburg. Pa, an
nounCe the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Magnetic Rozelle, to
James Albert Stephenson, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albert Stephen
son. OF this city.
The announcement was made at
an affair given at Miss Rozelle's
home on Monday Miss Rozelle is
well known i'm South Bend, having
been a guest of Miss Josephine
Ahara last summer. She is a gradu-
ate of Sweet Briar college at Sweet
Briar, Va. Mr.. Stephenson attended
Worcester academy at Worcester.
Mass.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
AR and Mrs II. B. Lundberg. of
Lansing, Mich. announce the en-
/ gagement of their daughter, Miss
Grace Lundberg 20 Charles =. Yost,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Yost,
I1711 Lincoln way r. Miss Lundberg
is n graduate of the Lansing High
school with the class Of 1918. later
attending the Martha Washington
seminary al Washington. d. c., and
Is a member Of the senior class OF
the National kindergarten Training
school in Chicago. Mr.. Yost, who
was educated in South Bend and at
the University OF Illinois. is now re-
siding in Scranton. Pa.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Mr.and Mrs. George Huss, 416 s
/ Eddy st. entertained at dinner
Christmas night in honor OF the
birthday anniversary Of their daUgh-
ter Viola. Places were laid for IS
at the table. which was Centered
with a birthday cake ornamented
with q candles. The evening was
spent with music and games and
. James Wyland and Ira KnodsOn en-.
tertained with several readings.
The members of the Jolly Nine
club entertained their husbands IT
0 o'clock dinner Christmas night
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Gutstein. w. washington av. The
evening was spent with games and
contests. the favors being varied
20 Mr. and Mrs GutStein. Mrs. L.
Frazin. Mrs. a. simon and T Horo-
WITT. Among the guests were I.
Girshman OF Chicago and H. Girsh-
man OF Lowell Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
THE WAY MOTHER GRAHAM
Baked HER OWN PLAN.

Mother Graham, like many per-
sons past middle-age, wakens early
in the morning and finds it impos-
sible TO go TO sleep again. 1t is her
almost inyariable custom to knock
upon my door when she arises. re-
gardless Of my own program Tor the
day. so I was not surprised to meet
her in the upper hall of the Tice.
farmhouse, when-dressed and
ready for my trip to meet Robert
Savartn-I came out Of my room.
Her eyebrows went up in aston
ishment.
What Weakened your" she de-
manded cynically. long ago
learned that she resents any one
waking before she does Then her
ever-present worry over her idol
lied grandson seized her.
Richard Second! Is he all
right?" Her voice quaVered, and
her eyes betrayed her anxiety.
Absolutely. lie hasn't moved al.
night" I answered her hastily. But
was just coming for you. VIII you
please stay with him till he wakens,
and then take care of him? l viii
come up while you have your break
fast or would you prefer 70 go down
now o."
DiClSy 10 the Rescue.
Now IL IS my mother-in-law's
dearest pleasure. her most absorbing
occupation 10 take care Of Junior.
but she does not like 20 have any
one prescribe her duties. Especial
~ does she resent any apparent
Stacker maternalism on my part,
and in haste I had forgotten TO give
her any explanation OF my request,
an objectionable omission from her
standpoint.
And what are you going 10 do"
she demanded tartly-"take that car
out again? ?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
AdUice to Girls
- AhRsfE LAURIE

Dear annie Laurie.
am a girl 20 years old. and I
want you 20 advise how ! should
treat my husband.
was engaged three times before
was married. I have been mar
ried Is months. and have a little
boy one year old.
Ny husband is keeping company
friend or mine The other light
saw him draw her 20 him and kiss
her. love him very much. and am
heart broken about his kissing this
girl. I don't know what 70 do about
It.
Would you advise me TO leave him
and take the baby, or should sreak
10 him about his behavior? lie never
takes me out now.
SWOLLEN EYES.
Swollen Eyes: Pour problem Is
indeed a dificult one. my dear. You
have your baby and his future 10
consider. and, therefore. 7 would be
very careful and do nothing rashly.
For q little while. why do you not so
on as If nothing had happened And
meantime cease to deserve the name
Swollen Eyes" spend your time.
not in weeping, but in planning how
20 keep your home cosey and at
tractive and yourself at your besr. II
your husbands mishehavior con-
tinues. owever. YOU viii be wise 10
have q frank. but not an angry talk
with him. First though, try the plan
just suggested
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
Announcement

Mrs. George Philips. 10 Columbia
ST., viii be hostess TO the Thursday
club on Thursday afterIoon.
The Sisters of the Hebrew Crrho-
dox church viii give n dance Thurs
day evening az Beyler's hall
The jolly u Birthday club will
have an all day meeting today
az the home OF Mrs. Y. 7. Muir
ply. 14O9 s. Marietta 81.
The st. Joseph County Horticul-
ture society will have an al day
meeting Saturday AT the Chamber
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

of Commerce. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Prast will have charge OF the pro-
gram. The annual election Of officers
Will take place
The South Side circle Of the
Ladies' Aid Of Lowell Heights NJ.
T. church will meet with Mrs.
Louis Alexander. AT Walsh st.
this afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Martin and Miss
Mary Warner. who have charge o.
the beginners department OF the
Presbyterian church, will entertain
with a Christmas party this after
noon at $3.50 in the church parlors.
DarlOrS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
No STRINGS

We asked YOU 20 save your sales
checks during our Golden Jubilee
Year. Now we ask you 70 bring
Them in and receive . percent OF
their face value IN merchandise.
This OFFER closes Saturday evening.
The Ellsworth Store. $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

You are under no obligations Ne
asked you 20 save your 1921 Sales
Checks Now we want YOU 90 brine
them in Cthis week. and receive o
percent Of their face value bon moI-
chandise. The Ellsworth store
.62
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

Everyone is searching their house
gathering up EIsworth's sales
checks they've been saving and
bringing them 90 the store and re-
oeivlus Q percent of their face vail
ue iu merchandise Briug yours to-
morrow The Ellsworth store 500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

Just serve "Hoosie~ Sweet" cider
and start the phonoEraph. The
guests viii have a whale OF a time.
Call Main $50 and order yours TO-DAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
WATCH PARTY

OLD-FASHIONED WATCH PARTY
Fun galore Some friends in,
start the photograph. and serve
"HOOsier Sweet" cider. You'll have
the time OF YOU life and the cost is
very small Call Main $50 and have
Your cider delivered az once
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

Pepper and Cherries in great va
riety. South Bend Floral Co. 122
n Mich. 81. 351-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

We have a wide selection OF beau
tiful primrose. South Bend Floral
Co. 122 y. Michigan ST s51-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

As you began the dance, you may
pay the piper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Lydick. Lin
coin way W. entertained Christmas
day NJ a formal dinner The occa-
sion also observed the birthday an
uiversary of Mrs. George vs.. Fisher.
and the 50th wedding anniversary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
Dear Annie laurie.

Dear Annie Laurie.
I have known a certain Young
man for about four months I have
been going with him almost that
long. He seems to like me when we
are by ourselves. but when nv girl
friend is with us he seems TO think
more Of her than Of me.
Now. I'm not jealous Of my girl
friend. but I don't like TO have him
act like that.
DO you think he cares more foy
her than for me? He certainly acts
like it when he is around her.
Sweetie
Sweetie: II your friend did not ike
you he would not call upon YOU or
go about with you. Even If he does
like your girl friend, too, that Is no
reason why you should feel badly.
You are not engaged TO him. and
there is no reason why YOU should
not all be good friends So do not
worry. but enjoy his cOmpanionship
Just as YOU enjoy the comradeship
OF your other good friends
Dear Annie Laurie:
am Is years old. I have never
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28

Dear Annie laurie:
am IS years old. have never
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
CIVILIAN LIFE HEROES

"''' his been launched an organl.
'''''' % New York for the purpose ~
'-''''F To- heroes q peace. This il
h.aF nov under the sun com.
I-''''' 'T sp'aklng FOR the people o.,
~ word arc now accustomed 10 look
if h"ro'' only among those who b,vs
"''i'''i service IN wars Tbi. !, voos
-. ll' % s 20, ey,vthlnr. ,or m
I''''' "n' heroes ars aese-..rr ,,,s,.
nnr 'oa '''''
IT, 'o.rf.ra ~ tbs Arslt,s MA,
Funa''.n' ns. th.s 20 .ay Atom, -.
entsfrfise. '"'
To- i'riaerts ~ h.s honor ,,,,
'h'rf Hto have performed ~. ,o.,.
aF'ols arf no. t.r.a.s %, ri,.-.,. n.
iva. 4" In ths ordinary ,eY,.. +.
events. ~ he-aus. som. inner y,,.
'mp'"a iasu o. a Odd IN. ~. -.
irfHanos - which would have 49,,
~ rsnsurs.
T. ~ 80 Ace uirh Msi.l me-.
''nr'ins ne h~.Fi'. - herosr,'
fhsfs ere - Other rules. an. -,
his srainsi - orssr.. color o. ,es
Ger ruffrss 10 .rurl, ", aim ts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10

Rns, uouruun ,pok m, u hand and
taught 200, 900 sn, know ,h"u. makeup
ANA b. be- more irn rt, others know
altogether
and sh, r,,ed because .h' hadn't
as.d m. from OH, Jealous cats
@ save sou. d,arl.. aIH meant 90
Aasn your face. hu, ilrr, came along
u.tn uur &C hs uI0. H wu, and !
nad u listen 900 fuu v'., 600 iu, So
when gov fd 90 uW EI' 3 guess
con SHOW yuu i,W nuN,up stunts th.
others haven't caught ou t'.
81. was ,ruc Co her prnmlH', aud Tor
nat ] ann always NICE o. Mrs H"nrF
f.uFIu
uuf { often wonder why Mrs N1n
q. never let's En,' soy three min.
u'r4 alone with ne a.. q great RELIEF.
,n, way. a. have Polly Anderson stick
around whom m alone with Rose she
invariably huug up NDNastrrs name.
.h, miiIy raves about DTS generosity
Uui when Nts Sandy bel among those
uf,sui Uus, mower mentions him
uaih Rose contributed a., Dot ~ ,s'Ii".
rn.m % th" routine r WF dressing
room
~, read q Kr.J u.U of nonsense
about the marvellous dI.rsuE ..H- ui
fh. famous movie stars Use e'.H
rHg,s Of art which 500. ,H . prov.
that studio dressing H.w a fr f
U.,i. combination ui drawing r..w. 90.
,.p'iun room. dining IuuH h"ui.F Ind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
@kf~D
MEifnER OF THE ASSOCIATED
pItEaq
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. Standing. or reputation u
any Individual, firm. concern or cof
pdfatlon. tina, may appear IN tho col
ufnns o. The News. win b. GLADLY cor.
feo,sd. when called 10 the attention ~
ne editor !, IL no, the intention ~
this newspaper 20 wrongfully use. ~
miure any individual. firm. concern OF
corporation. AMI corrections will 10
h'sde where warranted a. prominently
~ wRs the wronEfulIy published refer
encA nf articp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
LOVE MASTERS FEAR
There n no fear in love; but
perfect love oatseth out fear
I John Alb.

rseoguize in sone enduring rn'' no
bsroes who would o'..I1'.. b" rcd
ever forgotten
ITO them we extend s.f hands erect
lng them a. heroes ard p.~lFTs nat
the Ace HIGH Medal shall yr- %"
Eyon 20 any but tho nD. .aro.l sl
thai aF aH honor 10 ma. over stand ~
"a shining ialIFuau a. fl.. .a ..H
devotion 20 humanity
The medal was designed aH9 HH.r
OF hy Tiffany Camur. NJ s'a
York % BE- r. -aIl Foa .aaaf r..
l.oa q which will Do. awarded q. ifs
individual Nho tas performed h, deed o.
h'roism beyond OH, bound. ~ urr
duty
IN" fr,i award under 'ta hsr1I.
lion vas - - Marine WILLIAM 70 rsdd
"ho shortly after midnight Sept Ih.
near san Antonio volunteered srI
FHm swolor stream af ur r.t 20
ris 90" % flax passenger train tiaf
would have bosn wrecked through
vashout lIe then sa1m back and car.
ned relief 20 aid 20 fireman Injured
or "a train wrecked EARLIER i1 frc night
IuI ttis act ~ Drawer, tbe forU.-
marine was AWARDED 10 cash pf.le o. Tho
If.if"'i Officials. r......i f. ...;.r -
.Ifuw'nd1tlDu from r..rtiar. Btrly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
SOLDIERS w nOI.IES.

What rrlir happened FOO 0.r dough-
hoys who saw action in France win u
Hrn" pat forever remain 70 s-rr'
More than three veara hlve passed
n.' 'he Afmisli... ,r1 uYH ~ ifs
"'uIn'd soldiers am 1.. FL. silent a.
..amr.
Whom 'h"y heWu coming home from
Europe. one ~ ~" nrr Things thai
struck ~" siaynt homo public wls
'H' none ~ thom wanted 20 uIt tyou'
hu D.p~i"n,es.
Tho hig Ida seems ~ D.. 'u bury tho
l,s' and o., 10 forget r.aI WhrtI,
SOY leader ~ 20 famous Lost Rit
GAor. couldn't forget ~, i- h.lsy,d
10 h'sr Jumped overheard from an
o'"'n liner 90 'HcIp' bis memories
How many war veterans could stand
Do Hn,u ct living ,ll over again. .very
night. their terrible experiences Ia tho
uIfH
A'nn Pollock was STAR urid 90
n."dian Maybe son aiw his fine wot.
in Seven Days co. "lbwlbornr ~
10" o. a a"
ll' served In tho trenches and w,g
severely wounded For o. months no.
never r'rniu'd cons. .Uusu,.. Ills t,N
vas torn away hs bod. wrecked ny
- wounds his No. apparently Gniahe,i.
Now r..ln.t r ID theatrical sersa
'ion. acting th" u1ri ~ IInpty Fair
/ n'ld. boo "a rll 90 plyorcemcnt In
This r1r' %. ir'rrrr.'s Poo role ~ a
.h'lishosk'd var hero. pronounced in
'uahy insane after y.lr- Ir apnI
+ Htlun
That 81 realism for gau = rFycha
lfi'' would explain 10 ly pointing out
'lai m'' coined, has au almost tragic
n''nck. TINT urlt comedy has n,,is
o. tragedy.
" probably is ur,uuous To state
INT Allan Pollock I,ra 'o nr excused
from discussing H, olr record Ito
SAYS That 'hr greatest .ourtr, OF n.s
lie wns called 20 h. fuut 'n, evening
he had 70 'ir, Ha ..tu.aht lui.,u..
hIa ,om,h...
tn" cas' - 1r1n Pollock .s mn cy
c'puor1l 'lu.'u.. ~ th, nraar,i,
control Of 'h" .nrn., ny VIII r.e..
Al''n r"na.t ahpuII D.. 900 .usp.1r5n
TO every vlr veteran who ig h,ur,,d
h5 hf m'm'r. Who has been ur,b.,
70 dr'w q ,wfur ~ Oblivion over tor
tihl' experiences
W" roo know INA, memory an no
cultivated
W. 600 should know ma, f,r,e,,rry (,
The orr"..'. or ouuthoss ~ memory /
-'ls' .'n h' developed
TN" .sDt.un or win power ,ay,,.,
with % determination 90 cock rcrll
''mp''.U".hn lud Oh, brighter s.d.. ~ !,
H'". "di enable ar. on. araa1ny to
'''''r 'h. uaN.. go forget. o ,hry.,
'"nn.''"'. o"f ~ 'r. mind an things
'M' fh vu r.n.. U.r.. sr.r :,
forgotten
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
ENIT-rOsTOFfICE "RID TNrI-"

Postmaster General Hays has in
rugurat'd system ~ business 600 ihe
postOnlc,s ~ the United States
through NhIch BE- hopes 20 eliminate
ed tape relay ana waste in ,onrs,
ton with Departmental affairs
Mr. HAS holds that one little word
Ped Tape with an q conveys hav
dor' more 20 create a n,k ~ conf.
"'r." end respect for governmental
operation han on the disloyal,y uron.
asanda ever issued
Th' Post Ofncc Department bro
pos'H 10 eliminate II M tho adoption %
The rrincirl" Of decentralization and
The distribution ~ detail under mo
oir"'''on Of department heads.
The lerg' post offices which are now
'"n'ml ar ouutlug Offices nro I'm a
'"is' miniature departments ng now
orR1nized. They have sortions and
DIVISIONS already performing in aome
fr"asnf" work which is CONTEMPLATED IN
divr't o. them an that IN necessary
i' 10 enlarge Tho scope ana havo thcm
a''ooih WORK now holng done In m.
DEPARTMENT in Washington.
The possibilities are unlimited 4
-" things contemplated which IL ~ *.
r"o,ed win be- put into execution as
conditions viii permit are.
Quick settlement o. claims through
Local JOS, offices. eliminating DELAY AT,
'endan' uron submission 90 Washing.
ton
Shool n instruction Tor POSTUM.
t"rs and other cmploycs
Frequent conferences in Washington
h''~o"n department officials and those
Charged With work In states
Money orders cleared. listed. and fief
= "a larEr post Office ~ each stat.
which vii he equipped with modern
.np.iAno'. for thu purpose This ono
operation now being worked on, viii
'rirci "a net saving o. scores or clerk.
~ one division 81 our department and
''nd'r more efficient service.
Supplies contracted Tor and rur.
'has'd IN Washington o. b. distributed
from regional depots. saving delay.
Quick Information IN regard g. money
orders stolen In different parts Of the
country 20 prevent their b.lrg passed
o. business mon ls another ross.tlii-,,
Of ihe near future.
Owing more discretion % pos,mas,s,.
' meeting requirements OF a.. public
~ pacing greater responsibility upon
'iH' and holding them 20 d. Doing
away as 'ar ns possible with the stock
I'i'" which drives tho public wild
"'N submit % 20 Washington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
~ OLIVE nosrrrs BARTON

Well Sick and Nancy stlH.l ..f to
lind ou' whore the new island rrs
rh.y rode curly rae sea horse. IS
.lp.u P,rnywInkl. said ho could sp7r
him h.sidr- ~ vls afraid something
might happen Oh tr,.r Green Shoes.
Th.s .'ltt,4 'urth md tho Ursf per
SIMS they mrf Wen, rurt I.pa.r
Hrs hls wife. wh.stunr for iot Why
don't know. huf OF 40 10, l0,fHi uea
In sou ever saw r.ruUls'.s are Tho
.uU,I tUyful They '-rr.H and bounded
c0r quite n while before th,s uuult
ay -ull enough 10 listen to what The
Twins w~r. saving o. rather wh1f they
.rsrt asftng
I.inndr' eNci1imed Iufy H,rn,is'
q haven't seen an island tDr Ilu,
moon. and what's more. don't want io
49,, uns-not Tot q ersen ma.n. u.f %
r.a moon. nor VI yellow one
WHY" assei Nick
puff sucuf.d some water olt ui che
go ~ his head b.fare h. answered.
The its' island NV turned oui o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10

u h estimated thar thc rn,nufapcare
- sair - ce'r,'ies ia he t'na,rs
''a'fs 'hs rar $3.50 arrrerste nrv.
1870 BILLION o. .s stated ir this cont .c.
N'n hni '.gars and rrr. lr. eor, -
forirF.f i.srr orr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10

NpcJln' a. luck i'llord Moot, O..
cciyrd $3.50 by mail tdl, that rubp,r,
had overlooked iaic bud returned
from Tulip Yesterday an says It,, guin'
be- one - the puriir,t 'iii,s la IN
,Uuuttl when III lillin station building
program h complete
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
THE WEATHER


Amarillo and Vicinity saturday fr
West ToAns-SJturday tlir
Arizona republican., 1921-02-20
Babbiff Brothers
 En WesO Location

Announcement is made in this issue of The Republcian of the change in location of Rabbit Brothers, who are moving from the North Central ave nue location to the Arizona Motor Company building at the corner of Fifth avenue and Washington street.
 Manager Larry Quinlan. in making the announcement, states that the re- rnovaI will be complete by Monday or Tuesday, a certain amount of altera- ton work being necessary before the parts and accessory departments can be EXoperly housed.
 The ne>~ location is very up-to- date and commodious building, allow ing great deal of excellent floor space for the stop and parts depart ment, and a beautiful salesroom for the display of the Cadilk.~ and Brick cars. and Mack trucks. The tire and accessory departments will undoubt- edly be installed in the large room di-
Arizona republican., 1921-02-20
Furry Around Ford Not So Mysterious
 As People Imagine

IT tne inySterlOuS Hurry around | Henry Ford continues much longer" f states the Christian Science Monitor | in recent issue, "one must expect the whole country to be, ere long, in a | mood to stop work long enough to find ! out whether he really is, or is not. un- dertaking to negotiate a great loan." | His business always has been a mat ter of much public interest. This iG so, not only because he has acquired | worldwide fame for having supplied a l small but efficient automobile at a | popular price, but because, while build l ing up a mammoth business he has kept 1t financially independent. To Q degree unusual for man of his finan- cial status. he has kept himself outside the control of the great money-lending groups.''
 The article in part goes on to state as follows;
 Some days ago rumors were current 7 in the press that he was seeking a loan. variously placed at $50,000,000 to $75,000,0 900, for business needs. There was extensive discussion of his re- ported plans for acquiring ownership Of the sources of the iron wood. and Fuel required in his manufacturing plant. References were made to his iurchase of a railroad that would transport these supplies to his fac tories, as if that purchase had become
  . New York newspaper which is sup posed to be intimately to Wall Street continent discussed his affairs at length. They even made it appear that Detroit banker had said that we'll known member of the house of Morgan had specifically estimated the financial reuuirements of the Ford company. A great deal was said about the departure from the Ford organization of many important members of the personnel, as if this were conclusive evidence ot inharmony and disruption there.
 Curiouslv enough, Mir. Ford and those qualified to speak for him have remained unruffled. They have not rushed into print They have denied that a great loan was in process ot ncgotiation. But they have shown no sign of being on the point of sac fTficing their financial independence. Moreover, the member of the Morgan tirm has publicly stated that he mas "never placed any figure on the none tary needs of the Ford company" and that he never had any occasion to do so.v One other interesting considera- ton is that the men who have been mentioned as leaving the Ford organi- zation. in a fashion calculated to dis rupt 1t. have had very little to say Apparently they have bee nquite loya fo the organization, even when nom- inally on the outside. One of them has even been quoted as declaring hls willingness to go back, if his services were needed. frankly acknowledgine his indebtedness to Mir. Ford Tor max ing him a millionaire.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-20
Roper Company VIII
 Handle v ii 1 ity
 Trailer Line Here

Tho well-known and popular me or t-tilitv Trailers, which are manutac- tured in Los Angeles, and Whlen S,-F3 Wef5 r,,,.,ner1y, handled here by Winfield tqartranft has been secured by R. D. Roper for distribution in Phoenix and the state of Arizona.
 This announcement is of great ln- tcrest to farmers and others, IS thls line hns been exceedingly popul1I ill m. SaIt River valley being used in man. types of business besides agrl- culture.
 Ernest Bennett. engineer and builder of the Utility. Is now in Phoenix. at lending to the transfer Of the me 1fo states that the trailer ppslneSs I9 rnpidi, on the increase and that the eaar of 1921 bids fair to outdo every Drcyioua year experienced by the g';'iltv organization.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-20
NelU Boyie-Dayton Pump To Be Seen
 On Tempe Road

Nj. H. Leeper's service statIon on the Tempe road, has just purchased a new Boyle Dayton air controlled gasoline pump fro fnthe firm of~Jack Tebbetts and company. Starting from q suau md lily equipped station. the business of the Leeper station has increased by
 caps and bounds, and kfr. Leeper stated that he found 1t necessary to secure a pump of much mere modern design and larger capacity to handle it.