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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

DID YOU EVER GET ALL DOLLED
UP IN YOUR NICE NEW PALM
BEACH WITH YOUR WHITE SHOES
NEWLY PAINTED AND YOUR CAR
POLISHED TO PERFECTION AND
WHEN YoU GET STARTED AND
HAVE YOUR BEST GIRL ALL SET
I'd HAVE A BIG DAY on THAT
OUTING YOU HAD PLANNED AND
EVERYTHING LOOKS ROSY - YOU
HAVE A PUNCTURE?
WE'LL SAY THAT WAS HARD
LUCK.
BUT
IF YOU HAD TAKEN OUR ADVICE
AND EQUIPPED YOUR CAR WITH
LEE PUNCTURE PROOF TIRES. IT
wOULR NEVER HAVE HAPPENED.
We THANK YOU
SULLIVAN SHAW TIRE co.
436 S. MICHIGAN ST.
LINCOLN e24i.
FTRWICH AUTO FARTs-we buy AMI
wreck "em." New and rsed parts 10
kupdred and 3fty 150l dtdereuf
models OF cars. FORD parts ~ 50 pet-
cent 20 20 percent 90 list.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
AUTOMOBILES


WE NEED THE ROOM
1920 F. B. so PASSENGER
COUPE.
1917 DODGE TOURING.
1917 BUICK SIX, JUST OVER
HAULED AND REFINISHED.
191o-4pO TOURING. OVERHAUL
ED AND REFINISHED.
1920 FORD TOURING.
1919 FORD TOURING.
1917 FORD TOURING.
1915 MITCHELL SEDAN, OVER
HAULED AND REFINISHED.
WE MUST MAKE ROOM AND
THESE CARS MUST BE SOLD
REGARDLESS OF COST.
BEIsTLE AUTO SALES co.
$40 LINCOLN WAY W.
OPEN EVENINGS. MAIN III.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
AUTOMOBILES
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR

MOST MILES PER DOLLAR
Gradually the people OF South Bend
nave come 10 recognize the quality
OF Workmansaip that has given US
position among the best and most
upJo-date TRIM SHOPS Ia the city.
This is due. we believe. TO the fact
that We always have on hand enc or
the incest and most select group 81
patterns and grades Of material than
can be obtained
Especially. do we take particular
care win our work on seat covers
anu SIDE curtains. We have many
satlshed customers who We know
VIII gladly recommend Us 70 you.
If you have had the trouble that
Sood many have had during the
NOT speH. VIZ perSpiring against the
leather cushions. call Us mp and let
Us up ana let US quote You a sur
pslslnSIy reasonable price on a set
or new seat cover.
THE DECKER AUTO TRIM SHOP,
3O4 E. LasaIIe Ave.
Just over the Bridge"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale

THE AUTO MARKET.
Jefferson & Lafayette Blvd
which has for two years been one
Of the most RELIABLE used car
dealers in South Bend has had some
exceptionally fine bargains.
In the past all these used cars have
lived up to their guarantee. Aud
now you have an opportunity to get
IN on one OF these exceptionally in
viting sales. beginning Sunday.
July
TWENTY FOURTH.
192O-BUICK SIX
good tires: tire cover; motor
meter; spotlight; fully equipped;
top practically new; newly painted.
Excellent condition. Price s11OOOO.
191a-BUICK COUPE
fully equipped; spotlight; mirror.
Price, S1.S75.Oo.
1921 BUICK ROADSTER
only run 1000 mile; ) tires; side
wind defectors; motometer. Price
S1,365.OO.
BUICK D-45
passenger touring. Real bargain
at $525.OO. This week only.
CHEVROLET TOURING
You can't beat this buy for $1,000.
192O-CHALMERS
run since January, 1000 miles.
new tires; motOmeter; cross bar
radiator cap; . spot lights; Bouli
ward bumper; rear vision mirror;
mechanically perfect. Price S1,1oO
CADILLAC SEDAN
NoueA oos Lfe COAu tlAVS' jumper
This car has been owned by u pri-
vate family and had excellent care.
Motor thoroughly overhauled and new
blocks installed Price, $4,000.
1917-DoDGE TOURING
good tires; one spare. This ma
chine is mechanically new. Price
$3.50
1921-ELGIN SCOUT
cord tires; disteel wheels; spot
light; bumper; tires just like new.
Price s975.co
Wv EhLAND lOUKlNG
passenger. real barsin at
$1e5.OO.
1o2O-FoRD TOURING
with starter; Hassler shock absorb
ers; first class condition. Price
$375.OO.
1921-FORD COUPE
Just like new. bargain at s615OO.
BEDFORD SEDAN
fully equipped. A real bargain at
$635.OO.
1e17-FORD TOURING
in fine shape. Price $1,000.
191S-PAIGE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale

Automobiles for Sale 1
READ THE ADS ON THIS
PAGE TODAY; THEY OFFER
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES TO
SAVE.
THE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS.
AT OUR SOLICITATION, HAVE
LISTED SCORES OF USED
CARS AND HAVE MARKED
THEM DOWN FROM $50 TO 500
FOR THIS WEEK.
THE CLASSIFIED ADS ARE
REFLECToRS OF A CITY'S
PROSPERITY AND ARE READ
MORE WIDELY THAN ANY
OTHER SECTION OF THE
PAPER WITH THE POSSIBLE
EXCEPTION or THE FRONT
PAGE.
READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS
AND SAVE MONEY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

SEDAS-l921 model: Ike
new; > cord tires: Gabriel snubbers I;
motto meter: bumpers. heater. AlvO-
four range lights; car run 1000 miles.
Will demonstrate any place. Price ST.
200: will give terms. Phone Main 45T2
between p. N. and : Z. ". and ask
for Jack.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
AUTOMOBILES


BARNU1I WAS RIGHT
YOU CAN FOOL SOME or THH
PEOPLE ALL OF THE TINE
AND ALL OF THE PEOPLE
SOME OF THE TINE
But WE ARE RATHER PROUD
OF THE FACT THAT WE HAVE
NEVER TRIED TO TEST BAR
NUNS THEORY.
OUR WORK Is OUR BEST Al
vERT1sEMENT AND WE NEVER
HAVE A KICK.
IF YoU HAVE RADIATOR WORK
THAT YOU WANT DONE RIGHT.
COME RIGHT HERE.
NEW RADIATORS. BAR RADT-
ATOR CAPS AND HONEST
SERVICE ALL THE TINE.
GIVE US A TRIAL, YOU'LL
MAKE II A PRACTICE.
THD AUTO RADIATOR CO.
ia Il. WAYNE ST.
PHONE LINCOLN Ssfs r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
SOUTH BEND NEWS TIMES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
CLASSIFIED RATES
(Per LiueJ

CLASSIFIED RATES
One insertion Charge 13c
cash 12c
Three consecutive insertions charge re
Cash lie
Seven consecutive insertions Charge lie
Cash q
All charge ada paid for within six days
from the first insertion allowed cash rate.
SPECIAL Low RATES TO LONG
TERN ADVERTISERS
Count an average Of six words 70 line
for small type.
The minimum ad accepted is three lines
or IS words.
ONE INSERTION INCLUDES BOTH
MORNING AND EVENING EDITIONS
Or SUNDAY
40 ads received after s .. N for the
morning edition or after 20 a. N. for
the evening edition. No ads accepted
after p. m. Saturday evenings for the
Sunday edition.
dissatisfaction not permitted.
PHONE MAIN 200
Al writing service provided without
cost FOR the asking.
Republication for errors not the fault
of the advertiser allowed II the adver-
tiser viii report the error within =
hours after the FIRST publication OF the Cd.
For the benefit OF all advertisers 70
bring the best results certain standard
lied ad styles must be adhered. e1cep-
ton being made IN Classified Display
No cuts or heavy black face tyPe per
mitted on the classified page.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24


Trucks ia
NEW AND USED TRUCKS in all ca
pacities sold at 500 10 $500 down. bal
ance monthly payments. HGged0rn X
Webster. 216-222 V. Jefferson blvd
Motorcycles and Bicycles IL
INDIAN BICYCLES-We have four late
model Indian bicycles on which we will
allow n $1,000 discount, better get
yours today: they dre bargains at any
price. Grose Cycle SnOp. 226 ".
Washington NV.
kARGAtA Min tres. Used cnd secondA
Piatner Garage Co. 3232 mtshawaka aE
HARLEY DAVIDSON-Used and rebuilt
Harley Davidson motorcycles and side
cars at reduced prices; 200 and up.
Investigate our payment plan. Hage-
dorm * Webster, 2l6-22 +. Jefferson
blvd.
INDIAN TWIN motorcycle for sale. In
first class condition. Price $40. Call
evenings. /. WOlodzkO, 1901 w. Sam
pie 81.
Motorcycles and Bicycles IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

leading to the return Of a red rubber
tired tricycle. Call Main 1908 after
Tuesday noon.
LOST NEAR Bell Telephone building or
corner OF Wayne and Michigan, open
faced gold watch. South Bend IL
Jewels. Initials j. &. Il. Please call
Lincoln 243S. Liberal reward.
LOST SMALL pocket book containing
SO on Division St: money belonged
10 Polish relief fund. Reward, return
to the News-Times.
ORDER BOOK lost downtown Friday
evening on Washington OF Michigan
SITS Reward il returned to News
Times.
AUTOMOBU ES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS


ABOUT SEVERAL WEEKS
AGO, A PURSE CONTAINING
MONEY BELONGING TO SOME
NEWSBoY. CALL AT NEWS
TINES CIRCULATION DEPT,
30 ". COLFAX AVE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

GORDON tires. they're guaranteed at
Rermans. 126 y. Michigan.
AOORES STORAGE BAVTEFY HOS
PlTAL-"YOu break EN-. we fix EN-"
rebuilding, repairing. recharging. Ex-
pert work on all makes Of batteries:
work guaranteed. 745 s Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

BURD QUICK SEATING PISTON
RINGS.
STARK OIL-LESS RINGS.
MOBILOiL. Ill GRADES.
GREDAG. CUP AND TRANSMITS
SION GREASE
RELINERS.
BOOTS.
RADIATOR HOSE.
FULL line OF CYLINDER
HEAD GASkETS.
AL FORD REPLACEMENT
BUMPERS.
FAN BELTS.
BRAKE LINING.
TOOLS FOR ALL REPAIR
WORK.
BROWN MOTOR SUPPLY CO,
III Z. JEFFERSON BLVD.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

NOTICE
$1,000 of os all bicycles. We have
the Excelsior, Cadillac, Wolverine
and Roamer Bicycles. Also several
bargains in used Johnsons and used
bicycles.
HELToNs MOTOR BIKE SHOP,
ODD 22f East Jefferson Blvd.
Phone. Lincoln 2lO9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

RACING CAR-One i6-valye Ford racer
cost 81 500. viii sell or trade. Car can
be seen at races sunday. No. Z, Law
seu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

USED CAR BARGAINS-Three Chevro-
let 400 touring ears, two 1913 Ford
touring, one 1918 Ford sedan, one 1919
Baby Grand touring. one Mitchell six
cylinder sedan. one 1919 Ford ton truck.
These ears are i'm good condition aud
we Will sacrifice for quick sale Beistle
Auto Sales Co, open evenings. 343
Lincoln way, W. Phone Main III.
REAL BARGAINS in used cars. DO not
fail to look over our many exceptional
good buys. South Bend Auto Ex-
change, $50 y Michigan 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

BARNUM WAS RIGHT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

FTRWTCH AUTO FARTs-We buy AMI
wreck 'em." New and rsed parts 10
fupdred and 3fty i50l dt1ereuf
cent 10 20 percent % list.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24
AUTOMOBILES


ANOTHER GOOD BUY
OLDSMOBfLE Model IS A four
cylinder equipped with 32x4 cord
tires delivered at SLIGO This car to
De seen and driven readily sells it.
self 10 critical buyers who require
comfort. power and durability.
oLDSMOBILE SALES co.
&6-s s. Lafayette Blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

THE QUALITY SHOP
Auto Painting and Trim ming
% n. Michigan St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-24

1920 MAXWELL TOURING
Owner wishes 10 sell the car to
Recover from a recent loss.
The car has four new tires and
one spare tire I'm good condition;
sun shade, windshield wings. spot
light, set of skid chains, radiator
and hood covers. alligator skin
One-man top, new side curtains.
The car was painted two months
ago. I'll sell the car for $500. 800
down, the balance in 10 months.
With the accessories and the con-
ditiOn Of the car it is easily worth
$4,000. Address to Box No. 2S7
and I'll call TO see you in the
car.
The diamond drill., 1921-08-20
ORDINANCE LOST OUT
City Electors Turned Down the Pro-
p0sal by a Majority Of 7S

By a majority OF rs votes the ordin-
ance TO abolish the several appointive
offices under the charter was defeated
last Tuesday and conditions win con-
tinue In the city Just as they have
been
The vote was great surprise to
all as II was confidently expected that
the proposal would be showed
under by an overwhelming vote as n
large numebr OF workers, estimated
at about so were on the streets work.
ing against the proposal while house
20 house canvas had been made by
those interested in keeping them
selves In office. On the other side no
work was done at all excepting the
circulation OF statement OF his posi-
ton by Mayor Gaffney.
In speaking OF the defeat Of the
proposal Mayor Gaffney said: IT'S
case where the defeat is really vic
tory have done all that can be ex-
pected to do by my friends and the,
handsome vote the proposition re-
ceived with so many working against
II, shows that many people have con-
fidence In me for the proposal TO place
an of this power in my hands was
really big thing to ask.
"The defeat OF the ordinance re-
heves me of a great responsibility
one that l am glad 10 be relieved OF
for believe me. II is no simple matter
to have the responsibility OF the entira
city management on ones hands.
Many false statements have been
made about me and my support Of This
ordinance but well let all those tn
ings pass. The people will have the
opportunity OF electing two commiss.
toner's next spring and II they want a
change they will then show Il.
Just thank all Of the people for me
and say that shall still do my duty as
see t."
The diamond drill., 1921-08-20
Subscription $500 per year.
Delegates From This Section Met
With State President Here on
Tuesday

Delegates from the Woman's Aux
iliary to the American Legion from
Iron River and Iron Mountain met
with the local Auxiliary at the city
hall auditorium last Tuesday to well
come the state president OF the Apx-
iliary, Mrs. Ada Sangster OF Cne-
boygan and TO confer ON matters In
connection with the advancemtnt OF
the Auxiliary in this section The
meeting was arranged by Mrs. Thomas
Conlin chairman OF the executive COM
mittee for the 18th district.
The delegates present were as
follows:
Iron Mountain
Mrs. James Burgess and MrsCleye-
land.
Iron River
Guy Cox, Miss Irene Cox, Mrs.
Martin Gaffney and Mrs. Holland.
A large number OF the members OF
the local organization were present
also.
The principal feature OF the meet
Ing was a splendid address upon the
objects and purposes OF the Woman,s
Auxiliary and methods OF organiza-
tion. given by Mrs. Sangster. Follow
ig the address there was session OF
questioning by the different members
after which they all repaired to tho
Legion Club rooms where lunch
was served by the local Legion.
Read The Ads---
The diamond drill., 1921-08-20
LAYOUT OF LOCAL GUN CLUB
SURPRISED THE VISITORS
FIFTY-ONE ENTERED in SHOOT
John FribIey and E. W. Peterson
We're Tied for First With
e.E. Harrrion Second

You have an equipment here that
Is a great credit to you and sufficient
TO handle a state tournament" said
one Of the visitors at the trap shoot
held by the Crystal Falls Gun Club
at its grounds last Sunday. This size
up OF things at the local grounds ex-
presses the sentiment OF almost every
one OF the many visitors who attended
the shoot.
In fact II surprised many Crystal
Fails people who had not had occas-
ion to visit the grounds before. The
local club has invested a Dot OF
money and equipped grounds so that
they are credit to it and TO the city.
Many In The Contest
The entries in the contest surprised
the members OF the local club. A
total OF 81 et1ants were registered
and took part including two women,
Mrs. Parmlee or Iron Mountain and
Mrs. Barnhardt OF Escanaba. When
1t is remembered that this was the
first tournament the record is excep-
tional.
DR.. Hockings had a sort OF an off
day and didn't show up in hts usually
good style although he flushed in
fourth place. John Fribley held first
place for a long time until Il. w.
Peterson made a long run OF SO birds
ond held him level until the. finish.
There was a large attendance OF
spectators. many coming and going
all day. A total OF 6,940 birds we're
trapped the local arrangements being
such that the squads worked rapidly
from the two traps.
The clerical end of the days sport
and 1t was a very busy and important
one, was looked after by Mr.. Haslan,
a representative OF the Du Pont Powd-
er compay. He was assisted by Fred
Pfeiffer and both were kept exceed
ingly busy.
The members OF the local club took
turns in marking and refereeing the
shoot, the whole scheme biting arrag-
ed with an eye to rapid handling OF
the shooters.
Two traps were in operation and
the shooting was complete by $3.50
When the scores were totaled II
was found that the first place was
held by John FE1bley and r. w Peter
son. second place by c. II. Harrison
and third place by George Lehr and
John Foshar.
The complete record Of the shoot Is
"a follows.
The diamond drill., 1921-08-20
----Ibead the AtAp-
SWEDISH CHURCH DAMAGED
Congregation Claim That the City
Has Negligently Flooded the
Basement

A great amount OF damage was done
recently. 10 the fine basement room
of the Swedish Buthern. Church be-
cause OF flooding from the city eew-
ers. II Is claimed that the cause bf the
overflow Is the back water from the
overflow at the stand pipe.
Whatever 1t may be. there IL real
damage 10 property there that Ia re.
GREETED by all who saw It. Mr.. Ole Oh
son took Mayor Gaffney % sec tha
place few days ago and Mr. Gaffney
Is not at oil backward Ia saying that
the damage Is shameful.
Owing 20 the unsanitary condition
tho city health officer has etopped the
holding OF Sunday school IN the place
II IS understood that a demand viii
be made upon the city for repair az
the damages.
The diamond drill., 1921-08-20

Boyle out-hit by batted ball.
2 base hits-w' Johnson, Hoffman &
BOurke.
struck out by Premo 2, by Kinder
3 by vanGothen 6.
First base on balls, off Prcmo 3. OF
VanGothen 3.
TEt by pitcher, Williams.
Passed Williams.
Kinder reliever Premo I'm 9TH with
one man out--score tie.
Looslng pitcher. Kinder.
-Read the Ado
Arthur o. Hurja came over from
Eagle Eslver where he and his family
have ben spending a part OF their va.
cation 10 visit with his parents Mr..
aud Mrs. Matt Hurja. Arthur is one Of
the trusted employees on Henko In
corp0rated. advertising agents of Chi
cago. Art IL making good IN the ad-
vertlslng lime. work that he takes
70 like a duck 10 water.
The diamond drill., 1921-08-20
LOST TO EsCANABA
Crystal Falls Worsted Because of
Play Not Seen by the Umpire

An evidence OF how small a thing
may swing base ball game was fur
nished in last Sundays game when
Umpire Burling. officiating behind
the plate, didn't see a play at third
when, on a throw from the catcher.
Dave Kenney had Lentz out by at
least three feet The play was in dir
ect line from the plate and the um-
pire couldn't see so he had 10 call.
the man safe
The next man popped up and was
out making two down instead of three
A pass filled the bases when Bourke
caught high one for a hit over the
fence in the short Held for two bases
scoring three men. That was all there
was 10 the ball game after the seven
tn for with the exception OF that lone
two base drive Kinder had the Esca-
naba men eating out Of his hands.
He famed three men in the ninth.
But, Van Gothen for Escanaba, was
working also. Crystal Falls couldn't
get in the follow-up that they have
been able to get on all other pitchers
this summer.
! was good game all through with
Escanaba getting all the breaks and
Crystal Falls none. Escanaba didn't
win on breaks alone for the team
played am elegant article OF ball all
through Had the breaks been evenly
divided the tale might be different
or the game gone on forever for the
two teams are evenly matched.
The scoring was done as follows:
Esky was blanked in their half OF
the Ist. for Crystal. Jack Kenney hit
safely, advanced on II. Johnson's
hunt with Johnson give life also.
Both advanced when Demoraky roll
ed out. Kenney was forced out on
hit by w. Johnson, II. Johnson TAX
ing third and scoring on the throw
TO first hits, one run.
In the sixth inning after w John
son and ID. Kenney had been fielded
out ON rollers to short. Pultz was
giveh balls. Annear hit advancing
him TO second from which he scored
on a hit by Premo. J. Kenney bound
ed out.
Escanaba scored in the third as
follows: i run, two hits. Lentz was gi-
en- a life on a tumble back OF third OF
a hard hit. VanGothen sacrificed him
tosecond from which point he scored
on an error when Disiles hit TO short
Hoffman rolled to first getting his
life on a mix-up. Boyle flied out 10
center, Bourke rolled To- short ending
the half with one run, one hit, two
errors.
In the seventh inning Escanaba
scored three as follows: Lentz hit
safely, the third time. Van Gothen
was safe on an error by Premo.
Disilitz fixed out Lentz taking third
and Van Gothen second. Premo then
passed Hoffman and retired. Kinder
taking the box with the bases filled.
snapped TO third catching
Lentz by three feet but the umpire
didn't. see IT, Boyle was out ON hit
to second. With two down Bourke
caught high one and hit over the
fence for two bases. three scores
coming in. Dourinen flied out ending
the rally
The box score follows: Two hits
The diamond drill., 1921-08-20

The many friends Of Emil Hurja
Will be pleased 10 lea.-n that he ls
now the owner and manager Of a daily
paper at Birmingham. Texas, l the
heart OF the oil field and that he
making IL big winner. A fire dos-
troyod his plant last winter but Emil
wasn't discouraged. He Immediately
went to the market and purchased a
complete now outfit Including a big
Goes press. late model lynotypcs, etc.
and has now one OF the most COM
plote plats "A Texas.
The diamond drill., 1921-08-20

IRON COUNTY; A Land OF Iron Ore
Fertile Fields, Happy Homes and
Scenic Beauty.
The diamond drill., 1921-08-20
LIST OF TEACHERS
Superintendent Hill Has About Com
pleted the Hiring Of Teachers For
Next Season =.

The list OF teachers Is about COM
plete for another year. Supt. Hill
saya that while there are one or two
vacancies yet TO fill, with him, the
biggest anxiety is over.
School Will commence the 2sth day
OF August. The list OF teachers are
as follows:
Superintendent w ID. Hill
High School Principal G. A. Burk-
hart
Mathematics l.. ID Erwin
History-Mathematics Ivan ID. Wright
English Htlem r. Ross
Latin-French. etc. Marian Vodges
Commercial Margaret Cavanaugh
Commercial Athletics Harold Rich
ards
History English. etc. Velta lister
Music Supervisor Bess G. Johnson
Art Supervisor Roxy Baker
Physical Training Director Dora b.
Elms
Penmanship
Manual Training Director Edwin b.
Jacka
Manual Training Assistamt Elmer
Soderberg
Librarian with English Ruth Ross
Domestic Science-Art Director Gun
hild Anderson
Domestic Science-Art Assistant Lou
ise M Cook
Principal Forest Park Homer b.
Shook
General Assistant Forest Park Esther
ID. Olson
Departmtntal Principal Sara Munns
Departmental English etc Electa
Ransom
Departmental English Agnes Beedon
Departmental Geography. etc. Wilbur
w. Martelle
Departmental History etc Robert
G. Alexander
Departmental IArith. & Gymnasium
Telmos
Departmental Music-Art Dorothy b.
Cullrin
The diamond drill., 1921-08-20
The Ads

A. L. Burridge came down from the
copper country last Saturday and
spent the week end here with his
mariners, Ben Sparks and VIM. Smith.
they bid on the two road Jobs let
last Monday.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-13
EARLY BIRD ICE MAN
 IS HAILED INTO COURT

OI'y International News Scrvicc)
 KANSAS CITY. Oct 13.-That old saying the early bird catches the worm," doesn't always apply. o. B. Shaw, an ice peddlcr, will tell the world"
 Shaw drove his ice wagon through the exclusive South Side residential district at 1 o'clock in the morning loudly shouting "Ice!"
 More than that. witnesses against him in police court testified they had been awakened from their slumbers during the stilly hours by hearing him singing in lusty voice Cool off the corner where you are" to the tune of that familiar hymn Brighten the corner where you are" Between stanzas came the reverberating cry, Ice. heres your ice man"
 The judge, while commenting Shaw for his "early bird" idea. released him with warning not to start ice peddling until breakfast time.