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Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
FIND MUMMY 5000 YEARS OLD
Danes Say Dress Shows Woman was
Of High Rank-Coffin Was
Oak Trunk.

of q woman who died 5000 years ago
was found recently buried In field
In the Jutland district Of Denmark
and is being unwrapped by employees
Of the National museum.
Her coffin was the hollow trunk OF
an oak tree and the body was
wrapped In c0whide. She appears
to have been a person Of rank.
Her garments included short
Jacket with sleeves and petticoat
and she wore two belts around her
her arms.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
COPS TO BE "SIGNAL TOWERS"
Lights and Storage Batteries Har.
messed On for Use in Outlying
Districts in New York.

New York.-Night traffic policemen.
harneSSed in small editions of the sig
nal light towers now used to regulate
travel in Fifth avenue, soon are to be
employed at busy intersections In out
lying districts Of the city, Special Dep
uty Police Commissioner Harris am
nounced.
One hundred sets of this newly de-
vIsed apparatus. which consists Of
storage batteries carried on the back
and system Of vuricolored lights sus-
pended from the chest have been or
dered, Mr.. Harris said.
The lights are operated by push but
tons on the, belt.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
PLAN TO EXCHANGE STUDENTS
interchange Of Scholarships Between
Mexico and the United States
Practically Arranged For.

Mexico City.-COmpletlon OF plans
for an interchange OF scholarships be-
tween Mexican and American unvet-
stiles was announced here at lunch
con to 81. Louis excurSiOnists, by the
American Chamber Of Commerce.
The Mexican government will pay
the expenses OF 20 American students
In Mexico. with 1900 pesos (nbout
$1,000 annually.
Students will be chosen preferably
from the teaching corps of large Am
erican colleges.
In return, II was announced, $50
Mexicans will be sent to the United
States where they will be given free
tuition In as many colleges.
The scholarships will be admins
tered by a legally constituted corpora
ton which will not be affected by
changes In the administration Of either
country. Presidents Harding and Obre
gOn favor the plan.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
FIND BONE CHAR SUBSTITUTE
Chemists Search Sixty Years to Find
Such a Substance to Use in
Sugar Refining.

Wilmington, Del.-Discovery Of a
satisfactory substitute for bone black
or bone char, the standard material
used In decoloring and refining sugar
and various sirups and oils, was an
nounced by the Atlas Powder COM
pany.
Scientists have searched for 90
years for such a substance, 1t was
said. The powder company announced
1t was planning to manufacture the
new product on large scale in a So
OOO-tOn plant.
In extensive commercial tests with
sugar, maltese and oil, the substance
has heen proved from 25 to 80 times
as efficient as bone char. 1t will even
permit the making of white granu-
lated sugar directly at the raw sugar
mill, the announcement SAid.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
HIGH Price Paid for Violin.

A very tine violin by Antonius
Stradivari, known In the musical
world as the Muir Mackenzie Strad,"
was sold for f1,7O0 at Messrs Puttick
and Simpsons. Dated 1894, the
"Strad" is In excellent preservation.
Purchased from Mr.. Harrison about
1896 by Lady Muir Mackenzie, 1t was
presented to Sir John Muir Macken-
zie. and thus derived its modern title.
This instrument was Of the longer
and earlier type, writes q Daily
Chronicle representative, and Lord
Harrington sold one for 1850. The
highest price paid for a "Strad" OF
the grand pattern" was $1,000, In
1911,
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
c. O. Soon shortens Sentence,

Private Bings was incorrigble. His
disposition had always been too merry
and carefree to suit q the commanding
officer, but when he entered the post
command whistling, 1t was altogether
too much. "Binks." said the captain
sternly, 'you seem to like to whistle
ri give you your chance. Stand there
in the corner and whistle for one
hour" Private Binks swung into the
strains Of "The Star-Spangled Banner"
"YOur sentence is mitigated to five
minutes" said the, captain, rising
wearily to attention.-American Legion
wasi,ls
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
Goose Scares Burglar;
Gets Life Job in Market

Connellsville, Pa. How
goose. which was offered for
sale ut 80 cents d pound by
Clyde Trout, cannot today he
bought for love OF money, Is told
by Trout, proprietor of the City
Market. The goose routed bur
glar and saved Trout several
hundred dollars In cash and
quantity Of meat. Trout kept
the goose In the back room Of
the market In order to have II
handy for any purchaser.
One night a burglar jimmied
rear window and was about
to start operations on the safe
when Miss Goose let loose her
melOdiOus voice.
She ''honked" so loudly that
the intruder beat hasty retreat,
all persons living within Il block
were aroused from their stnm-
bers and pedestrians stopped to
ascertain the cause OF the weird
noise.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
HIGH SKIRT, HIGH RISK RATE
Swiss Insurance Men to Take Weu,-
ems Dress Into Confederation
in Fixing Fees.

Geneva.-SwiSs women who wear
short skirts and low-necked gowns
will have to pay higher rates Of life
insurance than those who do not.
The Swiss insurance companies
have announced that fixing the pre-
miums on policies OF women's lives.
they will take into consideration the
women's wearing apparel. The short
er the skirt or lower the dec ollete.
the higher the insurance rate will be.
The Swiss companies Justify this ac-
tion on the ground Of Il great Increase
OF illness and disease among women.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
Pressed Boys Trousers
While They Were on Him

Tony VOlp0na, twenty-five
years old, a tailor Of COvington.
KY. was fined $50 and costs by
Judge MunsOn on a charge OF
assault and disOrderly conduct
preferred by the mother Of How
ard Barber, twelve years old.
The testimony showed that the
boy entered Volpona's place of
business and asked to have his
trousers pressed.
VOlpOna said he caught the
boy and laid him across the iron
Ing board and proceeded to use
the iron. which was warmer than
he thought, causing the boy to
cry with pain. In passing sen-
tsnce. Jude MunsOn said he felt
sure there was nothing malicious
in the conduct Of the tailor but
that he was careless. The case
has been appealed.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
Claim Sleep Sickness
Germ Has Been Isolated

Milwaukee.-What is claimed
by scientists to be the first com
plete isolation of the germ h
sleeping sickness was announced
here by DR.. william Thalhimcr
Of Milwaukee, who, In conJunc-
ton with a number OF physi-
clans, conducted a clinic of a
years duration at the Columbia
hospital.
The results Of the clinic. 1t
was announced, showed that a
minute organism was RESPONSE
BILE for the dread disease. and
that the physicians had been
able to completely isolate and
propagate the microbe.
II is believed that a cure for
the disease may result from the
experiments. though this Is not
yet claimed by the Milwaukee
doctors.
The scientists are at work
now on the preparation OF
serum to combat the disease.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09

Hartford, Ky.-A mule belonging to
Joe Ford, below town couple Of
miles, broke a leg and thereby put the
electric lighting plant Of the town out
Of business. The owner Of the mule
furnishes coal to the light plant COM
pany for steam purposes. and when
his Tnuieship cracked q leg 1t "busted"
a team. No stsamwork, no coal; no
coal, no lights.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
Too Sensitive.

A young bride. whose maid had
failed TO return after her day out. was
questioning her guest. who had had
the Inst conversation with Jane:
"But. dear. are you sure that you
said nothing to-er-hurt her feel.
ingSf"
"Of course not" replied Mrs, Brown.
II merely said II was strange that she
and my diamond brooch disappeared
At the same time"
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
Turkey Han kaya.

Falmouth, Ky.-Mrs. A. II. Steph-
ems. formerly Of this county but now
residing in Kenton county, has a blue
turkey hen that laid 80 eggs last
spring and then raised brood of
young turkeys.
She has bronze turkey hen that be-
gan laying April and laid cOntinu-
ously up to NOy. II. a total of 176
eggs. During all this time ne hen did
net show any inclination to "set."
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09

Possessing marvellous health and
strength Harry Goodheart, profession
al blood donor, Is registered, subject
TO call at any moment. at four Brook
lyn hospitals. Almost seventy quarts
OF his blood. approximately ten times
as much Ms the human body contains,
has been used In sixty transfu 'ions
during the past two years. During
that time Mr.. Goodheart earned close
TO $1OOO0
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09

Dr. Charles Frederick Chandler. fa-
miliarly known as "Chemistry'S grand
old man." Is eightyfour years old
and still doing some of the most i'm
portant work of his life AS consulting
chemist To the chemical foundation.
He is here shown In the laboratory
problem.
Doctor Chandler WAS formerly pro-
fessor Of chemistry at Columbia uni
verSity; has been the president OF
the New York board Of heal h, and
was one of the founders OF the Amer
lean Chemical society.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09
What Faith Does.

Faith is what enables a person to
enjoy eating 9. currant pie 10 summer
when houseflies are numerous.-New
Orleans States,
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09

Anyone can be failure! 1t takes
Intelligence, thrift and hard work to
be q success. ..-.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09

The devil isn't as black as he 10
painted. nor is a woman as piIk.-Car-
toons Magazine.
Catoctin clarion., 1921-06-09

Thrift StamIe nave the soad to
prosperity.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
S1,000,0O0 SUIT ID
 BE HEARD JAN. r.

The state and county's demurrer to the complaint filed by the Inspiration Copper company against the state of Arizona and Gila county to recover taxes in the amount of approximately s1.o0o.000 win be argued in the superior court of Gna county Jan. 17. The state win be represented by R. w. Kraemer and Alexander Baker, counsel to the tax commission, and the county's in terest will be cared for by J. F. Dough erty. assistant county attorney of Gila county.
 MT. Baker and Mir Dougherty held a conference yesterday with the tax commission relative to the suit. The taxes which tho copper company is seeking to recover were collected by the state and county during the years 1917. 1918 and 1919. and the amount of , nearly million has already been spent.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
RADIO TELEGRAPHY
 SCHOOLS IN ARMY

In the early days of the late war one or the most difficult problems which the war department had To contend with was the control of amateur wire less stations throughout the country Thousands of ambitious youngsters had set up stationh of all kinds some mere makeshifts, while others were complete radio plants with high power apparatus. After months of unceasing labor these stations were brought un- dor control, but the whole situation showed how very much alive young America was to the possibilities Of wireless operation and how anxious these boys were to master its many mysteries.
 With the close of the war and the organization of the new peacetime army, the necessity of going to the ex- pense of setting up these stations and struggling through the problems of wireless operation without assistance. vas entirely removed as the army ra- do schools were opened to young men Fho really wanted to become expert operators.
 The signal corps schools, which are located at almost every post and camp in the country. are provided with the most up-to-date apparatus and every man who graduates receives a "certifl- cate of qualification which guarantees him to be a skilled operator. Instruc- uon is given in installation main tenance and operation of both wireless and line telegraphy and telephones, be- sides every other known method or communication, including heliograph, pigeons and semaphore signaling. It's graduates are stationed at the largest government plants in the United States or possibly in Alaska, Panama Hawaii or the Philippines, besides doing duty on all army transports.
 It can plainly be seen that the stu dent of radio telegraphy can find nc better place to become skilled in this work With a thorough schooling and the opportunity to get the best prac- tical experience in the world. together win good pay. clothes, excellent food and quarters, there is no reason why any boy should set up a makeshift sta. ton in his back yard and struggl, along in the hope of some day being ar operator when three years in the sigma corps will bring better results thal could possibly be gained in any othel way.
 Can at the local army recruiting sta ton and talk 1t over with the ser geant He will explain 1t all and vol will see the benefits to be derived iron attending the army schools and gettinl a thorough training with no expens 10 yourself or your parents.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
DIRECT ATTENTION
 ID BOOKLET TODAY

Tho attention of visitors to the city was directed by the chamber of com mercs in announcements made yester- dav to the booklet To-day" which is perhaps the most artistic and compre- hensive review of Phoenix and the salt river valley ever prepared by that organization.
 while there has been a steady de- uand for the booklet since it's pub Wcation. officials of the chamber of commerce are confident that many visitors ahve not seen 1t, and have not, therefore. taken this means of inform Ing the folks back home concerning the sdvantages of living fin this section of the southwest. The booklet, inciud- ing envelope and postage, Is on sale at the chamber of commerce rooms for 2O cents each. or five for one dol lar. If it is inconvenient to buy the Roolrs in person. the chamber of com rnorce officials win send the booklets to five addresses upon receipt Of the aaues and the dollar.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08

up. Also the coming to the 1885 days. This day of trouble Is much nearer than the people believe it to be.
 4. The reign of the antichrist dur ing the tribulation judgments, closing with the battle of Armageddon.
 5. World conditions in the light of prophecy, when the stone is to strike the image and grind it to powder, the failing of earthly governments and kingdoms.
 Remember the time and place. Don't fail to hear these subjects.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
ID GIVE SERMONS ON
 PROPHECY OF DANIEL

Rev. B. F. Pritchet, pastor of the Nazarene church, Monroe street and Fifth avenue. will give a series of ser mons on the prophecy of Daniel, be- ginning Sunday evening. The follow ing subjects will be presented from time to time:
 1. The madness of the Gentiles, foreshadowed by the seven years of Nebuchadnezzars insanity, during which time he had his dwelling with fourth chapter, verses 29 to 37.
 2. Symbols of human government each filling it's place in the base line of prophecy. Daniel second chapter fourth chapter and seventh chapter.
 8. The time of trouble the 1290 days period dating from the time when the daily sacrifice was taken away and the abomination that makes desolate set
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08

officers of the MaricUpa County Poul- try association will open at the cham Der of commerce committee rooms at o'clock this afternoon. Among the speakers will be Prof. Thompson, poul- tryman with the college of agricul- ture experimental station. University of Arizona, who will outline the work of the tsation for the coming year.
 Other features to be discussed at the meeting will be e poultry policy for the county during 1921 and the advisability of issuing a year book, a practice which was intermitted in 1920. In addition. practically every feature of the poultry business will come up for consideration, so that the conven- ton is being looked forwar dto as one of the most important In the history of the association. An invitation to attend the session Is extended to ev- eryone which is interested in the poul- try without regard to their being mem- bers of the association.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
R1c RARGATN

A full year subscription, both Daily and Sunday, for $6.50. This offer, made only once year by Arizona's Great est Newspaper. closes tonight. SAVE 90 per centi Pay NOW, and then for a whole year forget payments on your big. favorite Arizona newspaper. Less than cents per dayl What greater value for cents daily7
 Mall your check today because you are entitled to the Best.
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN,.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08
BIG BARGAIN

A full year subscription, both Daily and Sunday, for $6.50. This offer, made only once a year by Arizona's Great est Newspaper, closes tonight. SAVE 30 per cent! Pay NOW, and then for a whole year forget payments on your big, favorite Arizona newspaper. Less than cents per day! What greater value for cents daily?
 Mail your check today because you are entitled to the Best.
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN,.
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 Belgium is planning to electrify all
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08

Herons stand absolutely motionless while awaiting their prey.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08

The boots worn by the life guards of the British army cost s60 a pair.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-08

Belgium is planning to electrify all its railroads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
STRAIGHT TALK WITH
LEINBACH- HUMPHREY X TORREY
No. IS.
THE sPENDERs CARRY THE BRICK

THE SPENDERS CARRY THE BRICKS.
The spenders carry the bricks for
the. savers who build and own houses
the blessings Of life, n happy old age.
a host Of friends. a respectable burial
and marble shaft IT a regal tomb
There Is the one chance OF life Tlme
you and your friends have been looking
for Il may never come again. Have
faith 10 lay down your prejudice and
cling to the strong hand Of opportunity.
WILL YOU GRASP TT
Success Or failure in life is grasping
opportunities or letting them pass by.
Men call their own carelessness and
inactivity FATE.
The lucky" man is the man who sees
and graSps the opportunity.
To derive the full measure OF benefit
from "a home YOU should own your own
and You should build your own. Buy
when the property is first placed upon
the marked and not after it has changed
hands several times and everyone has
made a profit.
Way East past SpringbrOOk Park TO
Dale street or take South Side car and
let US show you how YOU can build your
own home. even II you have but very
little cash. or how YOU could become
the owner Of one Of these beautiful Floral
Fark homesites with only 81 down. then
n few cents saved each day viii pay
for H. Remember We give you $50 "
YOU build and let the garden produce
you raise On one Of these lots pay for
it
Talk Ct over with
LEINBACH- HUMPHREY & TORREY
F22 Farmers Trust Bldg. Main -
SIX ROOM MODERN HOME on Lin
coin Way West; oak finished first floor:
three bedrooms and bath. second floor;
large attic. new furnace; $500 on pay
ments W. X. NJ. Henry, RealtOr. LIN
coin 57S3 20 Farmers Trust Bldg.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE-Clos2 in. south
east part; one block from street car
line. Price $500: $500 down: $40 per
month J. c. Virgo. 308 +. Ohio st,
phone Lincoln z439.
SNAIL HOUSE-Iodern wanted BY
June l.. Phone Lincoln S67. r. ".
Van Antwerp. Cashier South Bend State
Bank.
STUDEBAKER PARK DISTRICT 21O5
s. High st Unusual opportunity 10
purchase charming Dutch colonial home
backing un Studebaker Park Golf
course. Lot is ample and nelChborhOod
unsurpassed, Reception hail. broad
living room dining room. kitchen and
grade entry to basement on first
floor Second floor has three airy
sleeping rooms and large bath room.
Fine baserlent with laundry tubs and
soft water connections. Price 1IOO >
$1,000 down. balance monthly. william
Happ. RealtOr, 204 Citizens Bank Bldg.
Phone Lincoln 1911.
s. MICHIGAN ST-Tbirty three feet in
the 900 block. nine room house, must
he sold Ralph &. Osborne. RealtOr.
Main sec. Conservative Life Bldg.
ST. JOSEPH ST 1.-TWO modern
houses and one lot; a bargain; pos
session at once. G II. Winkier. 40 y
Michigan SO. Lincoln 1895.
ST. JOE ST, SOUTH-e room modern
house. $4,000. $. Lafayette st. 2O0I
rooms. se8O0O0 ST. Peter St y.
Two four room and two five room
houses priced from S2Oo0o0 20 S2SOo o..
Reasonable terms. Call Wolff Brothers
124 y. Main st. Phone Lincoln $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

REAL ESTATE-A good buy: 9 rooms,
partly modern: large tot; cash or
terms 10 suit your convenience. $500
room partly modern, new $500
terms. ROOM electric lights and
fixtures pump. large lot. s.. so. \. A.
ScheIlingrr o02 ] NJ s Rldr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
on THE SOUTH SIDE

on THE SOUTH SIDE
Modern house on large corner
lot: house has seven large rooms
three bedrooms besides bath
and summer kitchen; furnace
and electric lights; garage on
rear Of lot. Located on paved
street within twelve minutes
from center Of city and a few
minutes walk to Sudebaker
plant. Maple trees on both sides
give plenty Of shade; exception
ally vell-kept lawn. Deal d.
rect with owner. Box IS, News
Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ID - - TANAlENTs.

MIAMI ST.-Seven -oom house eli mod
ern but furnace. ON car line. ard
brick pavement. Price $500 $500
WILBUR ST.-Seven room house. cleo
trio lights and water. Price 800
500 down
SOUTH ST. louis Sr.-EiEht room
house gas. bath. toilet and extra large
lot. Price Sjopo-SiOoO down
r. DAYTON ST-Six room house ali
modern. large lot. Price $50 $500
FIvB ACRES-On Hubbard Road: sr-
cellent four room house, new wire
fence, watch supply tank lD attic, "a
rage, chicken houses and some fruit.
Price S5loQ-S4Oo down
Az ACRE LoT-Witn FUR room house
and flowing wei inside o. city limits
Price ScO0O-Sa0O down.
y. HILL ST-Seven room mouse. water
gas. electric light. toilet plumbing
ia Tor bath and basin. Price $500
500 down
CRESCENT Av-EiSht room house IN
excellent condition water toilet gas.
Price $50 500 down.
NJ ROBINSON & son.
l2t North Main stree.
800 CASH
New room modern bungalow. located
On \ Marietta IT,. near WenCcr 81. hiss
oak floors, Garland Furnace complete
outtt II plumbing. including hot water.
/ drain In basement, good light fixtures
large porch. Ready FOR you 90 move into
within - DAYS
price $500. with $500 cash payment.
Balance same MS rent
VOTGT & BRADFORD.
Ground Floor Inicn Trust Bldg.
Lincoln 5llL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
FARMS

l. ACREs-Good soil. pleptv u fruit
berries and grapes. room house and
other buildings; windmill: miles from
Court House; S4JOQ-terms.
60 ACRES-GOOd land; excellent 8
room house. bank barn and other build
ings, good orchard, acres timber. stock
and tools Included SJ0Oo-terms
SEE US-FOr small farms close in
suitable for poultry and fruit
CASS COUNTN-Lauds,1 "a miles from
South Bend. $50 to S0o per acre. See
our Michigan agent before you buy Mich
igan land.
WORDEN REALTY co
dAlN 10 Is Farmers Trust Bldg
FOR SAIL OR EXCHANGE.
loo acres OF heavy lannd on Terre
Conpee prairie. 10 room two story
house. barn 0x70, Il acres OF timber, As
acres Of clover. 80 OF wheat Immediats
possession.
r. ]. CLARK & son, ResItor. 4Oo.ll
Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln 62Sa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SOME OF OUR HOMES.

SOME OF OUR HOMES.
River Park-Neat cottage. 4 rooms: gas.
cash.
Partly Modarn-Neat room cottage.
excellent condition. large lot. shade and
shrubbery; S2i00-$+OO cash.
). Close in: good section, 8 room
We have low priced homes in every
part OF South Bend.
Excellent lOcation-Completely modern
home. rooms, bedrooms. lot 4OX120 !:
S42U0-terms
We have many pleasant bungalows
priced from 5000 TO S9JOO-Terms on
Splendid stucco home rooms. mod
ern; best neighborhood: fireplace, laun-
dry, etc; shrubbery and trees. 5000
Terms.
Colonial; English; exclusive addition
4 rooms, sleeping porch and solarium /;
choice finish throughout; fireplace,
laundry. ETC.; unique mad pleasing rooms.
double garage. lawn and shrubbery /;
SSOOO-S2JOO cash.
We have choice residences on y Shore
llrive-Marquette av.-Riverside Drive
Spacious Haney av.-Harter Heights
Marquette Park-ROsaile Park-Chapin
Park etc Before you buy see US. our
lists are very large-some OF our homes
are truly beautiful.
W0RDEN REALTY co.
Main 40 DIS Farmers Trust Bldg.