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The state herald., 1921-04-15
ADVERTISING CRITERION
OF YOUR COMMUM|TYS
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
GOOD GOODS ADVERTISED IN BIG
WAY ALWAYS PAY BEST
LARGEST SIZE DISPLAYS I'M
PRESS STRANGERS WITH
IDEA OF SUCCESS

Business success and advertising
go hand in hand. The best way to
Judge the business enterprise of any
community is by the size and fire.
quency of its newspaper advertis-
ments. The display the community
makes of It's moral and economic
wares speaks volumes to the stranger
and maintains the growing respect
of the acquainted.
Large size displays impress and
imbue the stranger with an opul-
ency OF ready Values says Charles
C. Gramlich of the Colorado Agricul-
tural College. To the newcomer
large size ads" say: Behold u.s., we
have things to sell.-and things to
buy" The stranger is convinced of
n thriving enterprise because he
knows big displays are sustained
only by SUCCESS. He knows that
goods are bought where goods are
sold; he knows that goods are sold
where goods are advertised In a big
way.
All readers are strangers until they
buy. The stranger within your gates
feels acquainted after he has
BOUGHT few meals; but the per
manent resident is very much {.
stranger at business houses which he
has never patronized. To the mer-
chant and the tradesman all who
have not bought are strangers who
must be acquainted, developed and
held In business exchange.
The large size display attracts and
holds the attention OF the reader.
The large "set-up.' with quality de-
tails, Immediately arouses respect
and CONFIDENCE. The details of
the large size advertisement shout
variety and quantity; quantity
screams out: "low costs, low over.
head low selling prices, quality
/ goods"
The big 'set-up" discounts its
smaller neighbors in every item OF
successful advertising. II dominates
the page. thereby monopollzing the
attention, capturing the interest and
/ getting the money from the buyer
/ The large size advertisement tells oi
values WORTH ADVERTISING
II pays best TO advertise GOOD
GOODS,IN A BIG WAY.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
High School Notes

The most important event of the
week, to those who enjoy good
time. was the junior play given in
the high school auditorium last Fri
day evening. There was a great deal
OF marked talent in evidence among
the juniors and they were very en-
Enthusiastically received by a packed
house. They have reason to be proud
Of their sponsor. Miss Williamson.
Mr.. Hale gave very efficient service
in assisting with the make-ups.
We must not omit the real event
of the week-eyaminations.
Two innovations have recently
been introduced as regular features
in the high spelling. tests
and singing" We certainly needed
the former. and we have been inspir.
ed to better work by the latter. Fri.
day the Sing" was under the direc'
tion of Mr.. Broiliar and Monday. un.
der the direction of Miss Schiller
We are very sorry to report that
Mrs. Collier has been obliged to 90
to Denver for complete rest. in
order to recuperate her failing
strength Our sympathies are :. th
Prof. Collier and we hope she will
regain so rapidly that she will soon
be able to return to Holyoke.
One of the big events OF the sea
son is TO take place at the fair
grounds, Saturday. April l6. at 300
p. m.-the track meet. The other
high schools taking part in the con
test are: Imperial. Madrid. Grant
and Lamar. Nebraska and Ilaxtun
Wray. Yuma and Highland Center
Colorado.
Wednesday morning, In the auditor
ium, Rev. lllsley OF the Presbyterian
church gave US "a very instructive
and interesting lecture on Scotland
Thursday morning Prof. Collier
gave us one of his helpful and inter
pstlng lectures, illustrated by the
stereopticon. The subject was Rub
her; explained in all its phases, from
It's original state TO the finished pro
duct"
The state herald., 1921-04-15
MILL Err. R.BONE

Married, at Julesburg. on Wednes-
day, April 6. 1921, Miss Gertrude
Miller of near Julosburg and Dorsey
Bone OF HolyoIe.
The bride resided on farm with
her parents near Jnlesbnrg.
The groom is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Il. Bone and is well and IA.
vorably known TO Phillips county
people. being a young man OF ster.
ling qualities He and his bride will
reside ON farm near Julesburg.
The best wishes OF a host OF f.iehis
go with this worthy couple to their
new home.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
American Legion
to Hold Celebration
on Fourth of July

The local rost OF the American
LEGION at it's meeting on Monday
night decided 20 put on Fourth Of
July celebration in Holyoke again
this year.
All necessary committees were ap-
pointed and plans are being made
to stage even bigger an better cele-
brati0n this year than last
The post last year had only few
days in which to prepare, but this
year the members will get busy at
once In lining up the different at.
fractions. There will not be a dull
moment during the entire day and
evening. and the whole surrounding
country is assured of day of high
class entertainment.
The state herald., 1921-04-15

Another of the classes of employees
included In the national agreements
is the maintenance of way employees.
In 1917 the railways had 100000 Sec
tion and unskilled laborers. and in
1920. $4,000. The wages paid to
them In 1917 amounted to s220.O00.-
900, while after the wage award made
by the Railroad Labor Board their
wages, as near as can be estimated,
were running at the rate of $f76.000,-
900, an increase OF 112 per cent.
This increase In the number of
employees in turn was due to rules
and working conditions which des-
troyed the efficiency of labor, reduc
ed the output per man. and rendered
ii necessary, II needed maintenance
work on the railways was to be done,
to employ much larger number of
men. The increase Of over 100000
or forty-seven per cent. in the mum.
ber OF certain classes of employees
in the shops is especially significant
THE total number of employees of
railways increased under the govern.
ment control by 261.000. 1t is fact
of the highest significance in its bear.
ing upon the matter of agreements
notification we have asked the Rail.
road Labor Board to approve, that
Of this increase 232.563 occurred in
/ shop employees. clerks and mainte-
nance of way employees. with whom
the Railroad Administration made the
three principal agreements. u would
be difficult to cite better evidence II
the deadly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. effect
of these agreements"
The Facts Are Truly Startling
The Railway Age. in its February
I issue says on this matter:
Some of the facts regarding the
reduction In the efficiency of labor
which followed the abolition OF piece
work when have been given in the
Testimony before the Railroad Board
/ are positively startling. il has been
/ testified, on the basis of careful sta
7 tistical studies, that In the shops
OF the Chesapeake & Ohio the out.
l put per man declined from 81 to 29
/ per cent. In the shops OF the New
York Central. between 1917 aud f920
the number OF hours OF work for
which the railway paid Increased %
per cent. The time required to per
form certain operations In the loco
motive erecting shop and foundry OF
the Baltimore a. Ohio ut Newark
Ohio. and In Ms shops at Baltimore
Md. Increased from G.I to 200 per
cent In the shops OF the Pcnnsyl
vania the abolition Of piecework re-
duced the average output per man
almost q per cent In the car re
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The state herald., 1921-04-15
Surprise Party for Mrs. o. vrba

Mrs. d. Vrba was given pleasant
surprise party at her home by her
daughter, Mrs. Cyril Wagner. and her
son Joe. on Friday evening, April 8.
While Mrs, Vrba was at the show
the crowd gathered at the home.
They spent the time in dancing and
at IL o'clock n three course luncheon
was served.
Those present report n very good
time. They were: Mr.. and Mrs. Tur-
ner: Mr. and Mrs. Cipher: Mr.. and
Ars. c, Wagner; Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
son; MIR. and Mrs. Lane; Mr. and
Mrs. c. Gillis; Mr.. and Mrs. Duke:
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes: Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Pratt: Mr.. Jake Adams; Mrs.
Smith; Mr.. Frank Kratoctvil. and
Mr. and Mrs Rex Evans.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
The County Records
Should Be Protected
Wooden Shelves No Place to Store Such
Valuable Books---Steel Fireproof
Vaults Being Considered

A condition exists at the court house in this
county vF,ich may sUeN cause a feeling of uneasi
ness in the minds of every citizen.
Many of the important records are totally un-
protected from fire, and If fire should break
cut in any part of the old frame building, the
flames lDouid be difficult to control
The county Judges records, including the files
in connection with probate cases and the settle
r,ent of estates, uouid almost certainly be lost
If the building was destroyed, entailing a Uqst
amount of litigation and tying up the proper
settlement of these estafes for years.
The same condition exists in the office of the
clerk of the district court and the loss of these
records sUould involUe endless delay and ex-
pense in settling matters nosu pending in the dis
tricf court from, this county.
The files of both the offices mentioned are OF
inflanable material piled up on wcodcn
sheives, and flames once reaching them Uould
lap them up in an instant.
This menace has existed for years and so far
the county has been fortunate, but this protec-
ton should haUe been provided years ago.
The present board realizes the danger exist
ing and is giving earnest consideration to .he
best and most economical means of caring for
these important documents.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
sunday School Picnic Of Baptist Boys

The Sunday school class of ]. ].
Newman, consisting of twcnty-seven
boys. enjoyed a picnic at Giibert's
grove on Tuesday evening from 400
until 500
Games Of all sorts were the order
of the evening. and all enjoyed the
picnic supper.
This is n good way to get acquaint-
ed with the boys, by entering into
their sports.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
COMMERCIAL CLUB SELECTS
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

Tuesday OF this week the n2lyoke
Commercial club held very success
full meeting. and the following were
appointed to craftsmanship Of the va
rious standing committees:
Membership-F. G.. O'Neil..
Finance-C. P. Peterson.
Good Roads-G. l.. King.
Traffic and Transportation-C. E.
Damewood.
Civic and Municipal Affairs-H. NJ.
Harms.
Manufacturing and Commerce-W
Z. Heginbotham.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
FARMERS ARE REJOICING
OVER FINE RAIN

Driven by high wind, heavy
rain fell last night. continuing today.
Fall grain growers are feeling more
optomistic than they did few weeks
ago. as moisture is coming pretty reg
ular now and fall grain looks fira.
The heavy east wind last night
blowing under. the west side of the
feed yard uprooted the whole side and
turned il over.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
CALL FOR Bios

Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Trustee OF the Town OF
Holyoke, viii receive sealed bids for
the Town Clerk. Treasurer. Marshall.
Printing. hauling OF dirt and team
work for the streets. All bids must
be delivered TO the Town Clerk. not
later than noon on Monday, April is.
1921
II. N. Harms
The state herald., 1921-04-15
Sorosis Entertained

Mrs. Gust Johnson was hostess
to the Sorosis club on Tuesday after
noon.
The subject was Spring" each
lady giving an ode OH spring.
A good attendance was present and
an enjoyable afternoon was spent by
the ladies'. Dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. johnson.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
WHY EXCESSIVE
| |RAuROADRA
Rates Are So High They Are Killing Industry

"The publ, that the railway
with cooperation Of the regulatory bodies and the
viii rapidly possible reducs the Of railway
operation eventually reduction Of Ulti
naey basic will be required Meantime
concerned, including labor
working conditions shall made conducive the
highest efficiency in output man"-w W. Aterbury Vice.
President, Pennsylvania Railway
The state herald., 1921-04-15
LAW-AYERs

Theodore Law of Wallace. Nebraska
ard Miss Clara Ayers OF Grant were
married al the Presbyterian manse
ON Monday, April H. Rev. lllsley Of
ilciating The yonnr couple return
ed to Grant the same evening.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
ln<m-
SOCIAL
CIRCLES

Mr.. and Mrs. Siefert were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. F. L Turner at six
O'Clock dinner on Sunday evening.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
DANlELs.sANKs

Friday. Rev. Bennett pronounced
the words that made Allen l.. Banks
and Marjory n Daniels husband and
Wife. The young couple reside at
Imperial and returned there on Sat
urday.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
WORK PROGRESSING
ON PHELPS CAFE

Having come TO a settlement with
the Insurance companies Of their loss
from the FIRE on February "a. AIR
and Mrs Phelps are rapidly pushing
tie work OF nxlne nm tholr building.
1t is estimated they vii he ready
to serve the public IN from ten days
70 two weeks.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
CARD OF THANKS

To the friends who rendered such
welcome assistance at the burial of
our mother; to the pail bearers:
thosa who sent flowers; TO the bust
ness men who closed their places of
business out OF respect, and TO the
sinHers. we wish to publicly express
our heartfelt thanks.
Charles r, Sears and family.
The state herald., 1921-04-15
Baptist Missionary Society to be
Entertained

On Thursday afternoon the ladies'
of the Baptist Missionary society will
be entertained at the home Of Mrs
Fred Fielder.
The state herald., 1921-04-15

Wren phelrG. Eucr Vain. Fred
Keclar. and George Garland attended
the auto show in Denver last week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-27
There Are Many Bargains Farm Lands and City Property Listed Today

nict herewith shall be and the same are
hereby repealed.
ENACTING CLAUSE
SECTION IL n any provision or sec
.tiOn u this ordinance shall be held void
or Unconstitutional for any reason. all
othPr prOvisiOzs and sections which are
not expressly held void or uncoustitu-
honai shall be and continue Ia fun force
and effect
SECTION Is. This ordinance shall be
in full force beginning thirty days from
and after It's passage and legal publica-
ton according % law.
EDWARD HAGRY.
Member Common Council
ORDINANCE No. 2lS5.
Passed by the Common Council OF the
City Of South Bend, Ind. 10th January
1921.
Attest: Frank s BiIinski, City Clark.
Attest: Frank K. Wianiewskl presi-
dent OF Common Council
Presented by me % the MayO- Of the
City OF South Bend. Ind, 18th January,
1871
FRANK s. BILINSKI. City Clerk
Approved and signed by me l2th Jan
nary, 1921.
FRANKLIN r. CARSON. Mayor.
Jan. &c: Feb. ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-27

SEXTON J. Every motor vehicle. and
sie.frI. vehicle. operated hy person or
"r~'Hs. firm. co partnership OF cOrpOr-
of.uu along md pom any public street
90 highway within the city of South
Bend. State % Indiana. for the purposes
81 GHu-liu- means ~ local street or
highway TRANSPORTATION Dry ndiscrimiu
HteiE d,'e'tIus and disrhnrCtuK such
persons 80 MAY offer themselves for
traus pprtatiou either at temporary
street OF highway parking places
e. along the coarse "- within the
territory ON which said vehicle
r. or may toe running or operating
o. that may be- operated for Che t-au,-
Fur'Iflnn of passengers from place %
pi7'- u or about SAID city. from any
street. curb. alley or highway either up
Ou ,al ar otherwise. from such, is hereby
~deciared 60 be q commercial motor ve-
hicle for bire and hereinafter refer
red o. as commercial vehicles pro
Ntded however. tnis ordinance shall not
sh1lude nor apply 90 motor vehicles.
SHOWN as "taXicuOs" operated only upon
chl t} special contract % hire. ana
operHted oniv from garage or railro Al
aebrt or regular stand and stationed 40
Ell times when not Iu operation at gar
hge or railroad depot or Go husses or
." motor vehicles owned Iut operated hy
hotei companies or hotel pvoprietors be-
tween their hotels a.U urp0ls for their
exclusive use Hud benefit iu conveying
the guests 20 and from tho same
SEtIIpN No person firm. co-part-
hefTalp or corporation shall operate any
sucb commercial vehicle commonly known
81 Iitney bus and Dr. shall be uuaUfm
20 0O So. unless there Shui1 have been
lied with thp city controller OF said city
r liability contract uf INSURANCE ISSUED
q such person. persons firm. co-partuer-
ship "r corporation. by nm insurance
company. organized under the laws ~ the
state ~ Indiana or authorized 90 trans
ect business therein. providing among
other things. FOR the payment % any
hnal Judgment that may Ne rendered
Tr1iust the insured FOR damages no prop
rrfF sr Hv bodily injury OF death 90
others. resulting from accident or colH-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-27
FOR SALE ON
Easy PAYMENTS

SIS room house ora kug street ST. rt
electric lights. price 50. fun
Seven room Hrus. a0 Nar..e.I street.
partially modem. prize So n1D
Light room nous. with HHfH '.iI.r
aud gas pu So Iouis street. ur.... So lH
Eight room house pu East Fairvies
street With electric ligat- and gas
price 5000
sly room house on Illinois street u.
Sl1U0
seven room house ou s. FRANKLIN srr...
with bath. Toilet gas and el-.tr..
lights price ~ 80.
Twenty-Five room house with ...I
toilet 4ud gas within three blocks 2
tAe center .f town This IS on eh...
laut place 20 aeep r0Omers.
$1,000
Eight room house on s.. Lafat
street N.I -as and water. Pr
- 80
five room house on Liberty stree
price 81 SO
Five room house cu 18th stiect 50 ..1
rlertri. lights. price g. sN
Six room lDU,e 0g Oakland street rie
iri. lights water aul ggs. price =. t-H
Sl- Room house uu Gur~f street. w..a
gas. wafer and toilet. price Ni.tfN
II Interested come Ga aud see us
S. M. ROBINSON & son
"a North MAIN STREET.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-27

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RIVER PARK

RIVER PARK.
A BEAUTIFUL bungalow. I've rooms
and bath room. modern except bath room
fixtures. garage lcNls. FIRST block on
MlsbawHka az. Price $500.
Six room cottage. nice attic, can be ufel
for sleeping rooms basement with drain
in wash room; electric light, gas, AMI
city water lot 34Nl63. Price 4-eh
Close TO groceries church and cEr line
Seven room. one and half story, half
block from car line, city water. eiec-
erie lights, gas, furnace aud city water
Seven room one and a half story, fur
mace, ele,tri. lights, gas sewer IN street
two lots 100 feet frontage. i60 feet deep.
,lose 70 school, possession nrst ot
April Price s. 90
The above properties are all well worth
the price asked aud River Park is the
coming part OF south Bead.
J. u. Jolly. 20 SO. Main at. Phone
Lincoln OtsG Residence phone, Mish
awake 21l4.
Reduced Prires. low Commi.sions-
y. b. rooms, part modern, -,Jul
River Park. rooms .JU1
Niles Road, . rooms 400
y. W Duplex, rooms 5000
$. h. D rooms. 500
T. q rooms 800
Near Center. 10 rooms 81
y ". rooms 5000
Beautiful home. modern magnificent
grounds. double garage; $1,000
WORDEN REALTY 20.
Main 4i5. rs Farmers Irlst Bldg
HOMES FOR SALE.
Double house ou Bowman 81. modem
huf furnace. 5000
Seven room modern home So. Man
ST. S62lO
seven room home. Ninth e.. River
Park, $500. 500 cash, balance month
IS payments.
Five room cottage partly modern GA
auce on payments
~ x. McHeHrv Realtor
lincoln 5l3l 10 Farmers rru-f Bltr
UOJ SIS FOR SAIL
room house, 500 down and So p,
month
. room house. 500 down and 81 p,
month
q room house. 81 90 down Aud $50
per month.
room house. a1 modern 5000
= room hous.. am modern. 5000
HUTTON REALTY 90.
K0o'l .. Orphenm Rldg. Phone Ian CO.,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for sale

Farms and Land for sale So
FARMS-Timber lands, farms with stock
and implements large and small acres ..
farms 10 trade, Worden Realty Co..
2lS Farmers Trust Bldg. Main iij
FARMS FOR SALE or EXCHANGE
80 acres; good quality land; fair
buildings; located close 10 good
market town. ten miles from South
Bend. Price 81. 5000.
~ acres: good rolling land. located
on a lake: some wood timber. Price
$4,000.
10 acres; good buildings fruit;
well fenced complete stock and
tools. Price S1&O01.O0
49, acres; level black prairie land;
good buildings; main road. Bar
gain, $1,000.
- acres; the best heavy land; locat-
ed one mile from the center II
Niles; good buildings, maiD road.
Price $1,000.
vOIGHT & BRADFORD.
L. OIL Ground hoor Union Trust Bldg
FARMS, FARMS FAKNS-Farms and
country homes; chicken farms. See
Beyers. room IS Odd Fellows bldg
open evenings and Sundays 3 TO 8.
WILL SELI.-One o. two acres at LydIck
also some acre lots. well tiled al y
Chain o. Lakes. Call County 36-F-5
r. l.. b. Milliken.
~ ACRE farm. . IL miles southwest
Clay loan soil Bank barn and other
buildings good. might consider some
city property or will make terms 70
tue right party. Call Lincoln 1903 any
time
2G ACRES-For sale, good land good
from CassOpOlis. plenty OF fruit.
Price 5000 This Is q real farm not
sand dump. Fred A. Herreman. 40
Farmers Trust Main GI1-
no ACRES-For sale OF exchange. 10
Gated five miles from south Bend Cali
Wolf Bros, Ia y. Main 81. Phone Lin
coin Jls6
10 ACRES-Farm Ciose to South Bead
Will take city property. Hsaly. 40.
Dean Bldg. phone lincoln GG6l.
200 ACEES-Farm near South Bend
az the right price. VIII take part
lily properly In payment: w. u. Healy
4OI Dean Bldg Phone Lincoln eS6i.
10 ACRES-Near WalkertOn. good build
iug- 10 acres mint or onion land Price
son Terms OCouner Realty Co
5gl Michigan 81 Lincoln 20le.
~ ACRES CENTRALLY located 10 miles
east of south Bend. Level; good huild-
ings $500; terms. O'Conner Realty
Co. .Ni ). Michigan 81 Lincoln sUlO
agf Ml"hlgII So Lincoln eOlo
- ACRES q miles vest of south REM
good buildings: land slightly rolling
GOOD buildings. plenty 81 fruit Irire
Si00 terms o'Coancr Realty 60 aOI
Michigan - Lincoln 2O1a
Houses FOR Sale 81
COLF4A AVE E.--6 ROOM COTTAGE
WILL SELL VERY REAsoNABLE.
a. Il. SHULTZ. ROOM 4. 10 ". JET.
EE-pSnN RI I'm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-27
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