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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
GAMES TO-DAY.
American League

Detroit at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
International League.

Jersey City, s; Buffalo, 6.
Reading. /; Rochester, 4.
Newark. II; syria cuse, Il.
Baltimore, 4; Toronto, Z.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
KANSAS CITY RUNS WILD.

By Associated Press:
KANSAS CITY. May 4. - Kansas
City fell on the offerings OF Trent
man and Slaughter today and
pounded out p hits and won from
Milwaukee. % to Il. Sn the second
inning the locals used IL hits 70
make II runs. Trentman gave way
TO Slaughter a the beginning Of the
second inning. Score:
Milwaukee ... 600 400 OO5-12
Kansas City ...... All COS 14N-23
Trentman. Slaughter and Clark:
Bono and McCarty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

See our windows for $500 values
in electrical goods and house wares.
O. W Schaffner Co. opp. Postoffice.
S5s2-5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
When Bamblno Comes to Bat.
Canada CARS Cheerful Chips.

"Our backs are TO the wall" yell
he outfielders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

The band will now play SHE
WAS A REBEL MAIDEN But
SHE WORE A UNION SUIT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

I believe in prayer.-Pres't Hard
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

GEORGE MOGRIDGE LEFT)
AND DUFFY LEWIS (RIGHT)
BOOSTING On MILLER HUG
GINS BACK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
FORMER REVENUE
OFFICERS ARE SUED
Tw" Sin n0 Damage Suits Instituted
Against =. q. Hrnmc ami
Others ia Amherst
S?.ctai TO The Times Dispatch.l

tS4"ClAi To The Times Dispatch
AMHERST, VA. Oct. 1.-TWO So
eOc damage cults wcro Instituted ycs-
tcTday IN the Amherst Circui: Court
by !. Macon pac. ana z Ward Cash.
respectively. against :. X. Bruric. J.
y Wood, II. l.. Stehbins. I. l.. 'Cron-
shaw, II. NJ. C"'fcy. Jr.. &. VI. Camp
boil and Il II. hammond. Jr. former
revenue officers.
Pages declaration CHARGES false
arrest and Imprisonment and Cash's
declaration charges the destruction
OF a large quantity of cider. vinocar.
barrels ana other property on the
premises OF sir. cash.
In October OF last Year tho officers.
1t IS alleged, went mnOu the pr.miscs
OF Cash Ct townsville and did CON
sidorHol" damage To- his property At
the same zine Page was arrested and
brought 10 Amherst and placed in
jail "nd later wrs carried t. Lynch
Surg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
Triple MURDER CHARGE
PLACED AGAINST GREEK
Fsoularallis Sent on in Deaths
of Bumboatcr and Two
.Japs.

HAMPTON. VA. Oct. l3.-k. Eaou-
iarGEis, native OF Greece. was held
for the grand Jury this moruine IN
III" magistrates court. CHARGED with
= triple murder.
Formal charges of i,ill.ng h;s
friend. George Andrews and two Jap
nnesc were placed against him ~
Roland y. Cock. states attorney. lie
was represented by {. Vernon Sprat-
ley.
Just this morning did the state
take formal action against f'sou-
'ar;tkss and show their disbelief in
his story. Last week Fsoiiarakis
came III from the water aud said that
two laps had Killed Andrews in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
To Relieve Catarrh,
Catarrhal Deafness
And sIeaa Noises

Persons Suucring i.on catarrhal
deafness. ar who are growing hard "i
hearing aaH Eave head noses. MI!
.r s!u'! To hncE! that ih!a aiStrC! M
ahiCiiOn can usually be successfully
treated ~ homo by AN internal iuCtI-
en-. mat IN nauy Instances has u
icct"d compete rCiic: .tt.cr ",n't
treatments have faded Sufferers
who could scarcely haar maze had
their hearing restored Ia such an cN-
lent That t.,e ;ick OF watch Was
piainiy audible seven or eight inches
away iroEn either ear. Therefore. II
you know of some one who is truu-
h!ed with head noises or catarrhal
dc,inrSS, cut out this formula and
hand ii To tlicm aud you may hav"
been III" means or saving some poor
sufferer p"rhars from total deafness.
The prescription can be prepared at
HON" nnd ir made as follows:
Secure from, your druggists; "z.
rarE:nj double Strength. Take tails
trr and q i.ttlc Grluulatcd SUGAR. stir
until dissolved Take one ,nhicSuoon-
iui four times :, day.
!'I.lnin. ~ us.d IN ists wnv n";
ouly 10 reduce hy tonic action III"
inflammation and swelling Ia tho
t:u.t&chlan Tubes G;id thus - cluni-
iar thc AR pressure an the drum. but
to correct ANY excess OF Scc'ctious in
TIE m'daic ear. and tn" results 81
gives ar. nearly always quick ana
effective.
Every person wh" has ca;arrh IN
any form. -" uistreSslr. rumhlinr.
Kissing sounds Ia their ears. Should
give This recipe u trial.-.tuv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
Slate curtis rnr CHAIR.

Senator Curtis. Of Kansas. Rcpuh-
lican whip" and vice. chairman OF the
Republican orsaniIation. is slated to
become The Rules Committee clair
man. Under the seniority rule. Semn-
tor Nelson. OF Minnesota, would bc in
line. but 4; is understood tia, he pre-
f"rs Il remain chairman OF the Ju-
dietary Committee. senate rules pre-
vent member from being the hcad
al two major committees ana
Curtis was understood To- bc ready
10 rciinQuish The Craftsmanship o! tho
Indian Anairs Committee
Fer the vacancy on the Foreign
AFa.7s Committee, reports today IN
Guided the names Of Senator's Spor.
Ger, OF Missouri; Hale. ot Maine: roin.
dexter. OF W"sh!nston. and France.
of Maryland. Leaders said the va
canoN would hc Hiicd only after care
fnl consideration Of the position or
the candidates ON tho Versailles
treaty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
RAISE SUBMARINE R.6
in SAN PEDRO HARROR
NcSSrl iIronGht 20 Surfnr. of S1;er
by Means % Large Air
Iuhr,
BY AsscC.t ed rrcsS.
: ANI,L,I L,S go - -,

- .@'-I wv "a I-I't.''-
Los ANGELES. CAL. oct. i3.-Tha
submarine R-6. attached to the Ia
cihc Fleet. which sank ia san Pedro
hhrD"r september &c. with tha i.ss
Vi wv" OF he: crew. was bvouGh; u
IN SNr;acc last night. IL WAS an.
nounccd a: the submarine base q. ,,,e
fhrhor here. The huh WIS I, ar
parent GOOD condition. a!,hon.n =
vas thought ,ha' tic engines ana bat.
t"ri"s ha! hccn damaged Nv sal,
watcr.
IN" r'ssel was ,a,scd by moan. or
: large tube. secured to tho C.rni,,r
tr'r,i 'hrOuEr ~ II III" ,.ay uUn,p, Il
into tho hull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
FIND MRS. BURKEIT
GUILTY OF FORGERY
jar. Declares Woman Signed Thr"-
dor" NuOsrrcit's Nuiuc to
IGbaEO Sotc.
NY Associated Press

NEW YORK. oct. l3.-Mrs. E,nrnn
T. BnrkeN OF Iiiiisdalc, Ind.. today
waa foGnd gw.lty 10y - Jury in Gen
"rai Sessions Court Of forging tho
name of former President Theodore
Roosevelt To Il note FOR SG9.9on
The jury. which d.libcratcd four
and onc-half hours. recommended
her tn the extreme cicmency OF the
court. Judge Alfred J. Tall"y am
rouncra he would impose sentences
October 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
TO I'in other Vacancies.

vacancies on the i;nror;nnt Finance
or Appropriation Committees als" ma>
have to be filled IL senator Curtis
should head the Huloa Committees. he
would, under Senate rules. ne re-
auired to rciinquish his place on ono
OF these two major committees. II
nc should resign as chairman OF In.
dian Affairs COMMITTEES. another i'm
portant post would have 10 be filled
with Senators La Toilette. OF VIA
consin: McNnry, OF Oregon: Spencer.
of Missouri; lTarrcid. or oklahoma.
and Cameron, OF Arizona, in line re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
Tennessee synod nan. .,., Rides. ;,

kNuNVii.LE. TENN. oct. Ia
After going on record as :avorin..
Jaw ana order, for the enforcement
OF prohibition laws. rigid sunday OBJ
@"rNnnce and c"ndcmniuH Joy rides"
,he Ienh"Ssc" synod o: the Cumbcr-
land Presbyterian church. III session
az i-"ncon. adjourned tonlGh; 10 mcct
next year al Avnca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14

BOAT With h!n. and then had Jumped
INTO the wHt"r themselves.
The principal evidence against
f'Souiarkis is said To BE- the nndiu.:
"i an crlpty porhotb"ok belonging
!" one "t ihe deadi men. On Ia.
beach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
IN Trouble o,cr Corn i.luuo. sale.

tiarcnc" Coleman has been arrested
her" on The charge OF selling Il sa,-
lon of corn liumur FOR 81. marked
money alleged To- nave been given
by ;h" police L. II stool pigeon"
ncin-, taken OF culcman'a person at
tie time of hls arrest. Coleman has
II suspended tail sentence pending FOR
"a former conviction. and il he Is con.
vict.d uInr this second charge Viii
haV. - serve butn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
death OF SENATOR KNOX
WILL CAUSE BIC CHANCES
Was Chairman Of Rules Com
mittcc and Member of Five
More Bodies.
CURTIS SLATED Fon cl,.In
Other Nnrnncics VIII Occur in Ur-
Z publican Membership ar SENATE Or
Rnnirntion>--Many Names Under
Cons idrrnttOn,
gBy Associntca Press. /

WASHINGTON, Oct. l3.--Scycral
important; changes in Republican
membership on senate committees arc
TO be made as a result OF the death
of Senator Knox. OF Pennsylvania.
who was chairnau OF the Rules Com
mittce, and a member OF the Foreign
Relations. Intcr.Occanlc Canals Ter
ritoTies and insu'ar Affairs, and CON
sressional Library Committees. IT :,
conference today leaders decided 20
call meeting or Republican soma
tors for next wccl 10 decide upon INC
changes
Evening star., 1921-08-04
THE WEATHER.

District Of Columbia and MARYLAND
Fair tonight and tomorrow; Slightly
warmer tomorrow: gentle northeast
and east winds
Firginia-Fair tonight and tomor.
row: slightly warmer tomorrow: mod
crate to fresh northeast winds.
West virginia-Fair tonight ana to.
morrow; slightly warmer tomorrow.
Records for Twenty.Four Hours.
Thermometer-4p PM, 81; sp.m. 6S.
noon. IS. '' "
Thermometers pm. 1855; sp.m,.
so.o3; IL midnight. 30.09: 4 m. 30. II:
am. 3o.19; noon. 30.1S:
H1ehest temperature, IS. occurred at
noon today. Lowest temperature. 81,
occurred at $50 am today.
Temperature same date last wear
Highest. so: lowest. 81.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
at am: Great Falls-Temperature
~; condition, very muddy.
Up-Rfver Waters,
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, August 1
The Potomac and the Shensndoah
rivers were both very muddy this
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
S2O|N.FURN|TURE
MURDER MOTIVE
DuffendolI Says Slain Mother
Had Refused Goods to
Brother.

By the Associated Press.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. August Com
Tossing to Warrick county officials.
William Duffendoll. aged nineteen
years, Is said to have charged his
brother Dolly, aged twenty-five years.
with the murder Of their mother, Mrs.
Laura Duffendoll. aged seventy years.
The woman's body was found in
woods near Heilman. Warrick county,
yesterday. The two Immediately were
taken into custody and questioning
Denying completely in the crime
himself, William Duffendoll told Off
eials that his brother Dolly killed the
aged mother. According to the al
legged confession. Dolly IL engaged to
wed Miss Stella Shoptaugh. living near
Bonneville. Ind. The girl declared her
fancee must furnish a home before
asked his mother to give him the
furniture of the home place.
The aged woman refused and a
quarrel followed. William is said to
have told officers his brother killed
the mother and planned to get the
furniture to carry out his matrimonial
plans. William said his brother
threatened to kill him il he told of
the crime. A bullet wound indicated
how the aged woman died. She had
been missing for two weeks and the
two sons claimed ignorance of her
whereabouts.
The furniture, which is said to be
1he cause OF the murder, was the con-
tents OF three small rooms and all
or II Is old-fashioned and dilapidated
In type. Coroner Kriek of Warrick
county says the entire lot would not
bring $50 at an auction or secon6S
hand store.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
LOADED CARS INCREASE,

The number Of cars loaded with
revenue freight on American railroads
increased by 14.0s6 during the week
ended July %. according to reports
to the car service division of. the
American Railway Association. The
total for the week was 7s0,34S cars.
which was, however. a decrease Of
13S.070 cars. compared with the same
week last year.
The principal increase during the
week Of July 23 was in the loading of
grain products. which totaled 64,919
cars. or 1928 cars greater than that
OF the corresponding week in 1920.
Coal loadines totaled 152,142 cars. or
only 26 cars more than during the
preceding week. but 4944s cars un-
der that for the same week last year.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES.

legged personal injury has been filed
in the District Supreme Court by
Harriet Hoffman. buyer for a depart
rnent store. against William A. Hill,
owner of the Champlain apartments.
at 1924 X street northwest. While a
tenant of the building. the plaintiff
says. she slipped on some ice left on
the front steps Of the building Feb
ruary 9. 1890. and WAS injured She
1s represented by Attorney Thomas
n. Patterson.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
AnV Article at SOC

FOUR YARDS OF roc MOSQUITO
NETT1NG-Adams make, in en
colors of green. white or .OuC
black; 5S inches wide. ....
7sc CHAIR CUsH1ONs-small Size
Chair Hi,h ,essh Cushions; s..ss covered cred
tonne. in light or dark SUC
GROUNDS .....
woMES's eoc EXTRA SIZE
ANTs-Made with eaues- Sn
trienne or muslin waist SUC
BoYs' Csc UNION sUITs-white
Knit Union Suits, in sleeve ~
less and Knee length; sizes SUC
to - years.
h,: stitch Lisle Hose. in black. En.
first quality. onyx" brand wv
,WomEN's sec HosE-Fiber and
sSades aass Also in feW nSmbSr baeks sf
scanned back: subject ~
to some slight imperfec- 5UC
GaAviEa's auADnaaiUppLE Ex-
Violet. Rose. Arbutus, Lily En-
Of the Valley. etc. (Tax, 5UC
iocKET cHAINs.Gi;oiidd filled. 1s-
terns: iarn Length; NJ ea pretty yrs pat 5Oc
90 eoc WAIST LINING "surfit"
Ready.made .ayIy.I ad. Waist Innings. E0o
all sizes. Worth 69c......
CHILDREN's AND MISSES, HAND
BAGs-Novelty silk and leather
snsees ssees and IN p,ess'as ssE'sty co3t Of SOC
WOMEN's PILGRIM BAGS
Black waterproof leather En
finish; cretonne lined; well OUC
SAMPLE Standardization pend
ant and button styles. in 60
pearl, jet. crystal and noy. OUC
city effects. Worth up to 81
|. PAPER NAPKINS One En
Hundred in package. Three QUO.
PUFF BoxEEs.or' Hair IN
Receivers: imitation ivory; SUC
al AHfArRsRiUissHEs--vienntilated backs
and Penetrator Bristles; En
hardwood finish; well OUC
"1t MiBboNsIsatins. :. Moire with satin
edge, q full line of desirable colors;
for sashes and hair bows. en-
Five and six inches OUC
wide. all pure silk. for En
women's and children's 0UC
y wear
wOMEN'S HIGH SHOEs-White
Canvas High Shoes, with Louis heels;
these shoes are without strings; sizes
III to 3h only. Worth $3.50 and
l4.5G. tNone fitted, no En-
exchanges and no re- OUC
boys s1.15 no $1.4s En-
STRAW HATs-In MILDLY sJtDC
and Rah Fah styles. .......
BOYS S1.OO OEERALLS-Union
mes mes 'a '''s and 's'f' ''s'ssa; SssT: Soc
only
BOYs' soc BLOUSES-Sport and
attached collar models; IN
broken sizes from 6 to 13 sJvDC
BOYS, 8Sc sHIRTS-In En
sport and attached collar 0(tC
models; sizes 12h to H..
41sOO LAMBE0UINS-Of figured
satine.. two yards long; Hn
frinked ends; light and dark sCVDC
grounds, In pretty designs.
Fourth Floor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-23

spirit az well as 70 the letter Of
their contracts. But tile nnscrupu'
lous. unprlncipled minority who are
rot doing 50 are jeopardizing the
Interests Of the majority.
The importance Of the retailer
has never been more accentuated
than now. The public has come TO
look upon the retailers rcadjust-
ments as the last IN the cycle that
must be completed before economic
conditions are on comparatively
sound basis preparatory 10 gem
cral revival OF business. That pop
ular conception was strikingly illus
irated by the recent so-called buy
ers' strike.
! believe that the majority Of our
retailers understand this public
psychology and fully appreciate
their responsibility. am conf
dent that most Of our retailers APP
prehend that the sooner their
prices are made commensurate
with the existing purchasing pow
er Of their customers the better ii
will be for themselves.
On the other hand, the public
must comprehend that reduction Of
prices cannot be made arbitrarily
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-23

without due consideration for all
Tie factors that enter Into the proc
ess. Perhaps the chief VI these Is
labor cost, which affects all others.
When prices scared 10 prohibitlye
heights raw materials were the
first TO feel the reaction. But so
long as Labor costs remain high the
manufacturers cannot pass along a
large part Of the reduction In the
cost Of materials because his big
gest Item Of cost Is labor.
The solution TO the problem Is
lower production costs. We are I'm
period Of smaller margin OF prof
its than that which we have expe-
rienced for the last few years.
Greater efficiency is urgently de-
manded.
Tie solution Of this problem
must be found before we can ac-
eompllsh the most important Of all
necessary readjustments - namely,
a stable basis of exchange between
farm ana industrial products,
which, in the final analysis, is an
exchange between farm and indus
trial labor. Agriculture Is still our
largest industry. When 1t Is pros
porous the country is prosperous,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-23

The class in news writing will act
as reporters and will cover all reg
ular runs The class in editorial
writing will edit all stories and write
the editorials including the "Refe.
rec" column, Cynthia Grey" "Such
is Life and other feature columns
will be written by students who have
shown special interest in such types
of writing The cartoons will be So
lectas from number of drawings
submitted by students who have
ability in such work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-23
StCipe Local Auto,
Take JOyride But
Bring Wagon Back

Has anyone seen an automobile
thief with a heart?
If so, notify e "A. Rockhod, 1927
South Sixth street
Mr. Rockhold Is looking for the
thief who last night stole his car
from his private garage and after
running the machine more than 40
miles, returned it to the garage. A
flat time and three gallons Of gas
oline is the loss to Mr. Rockhold
The owner of the machine knew
nothing of the affair until after
he went to the garage this morn
ing. Tracks made when the car
was removed from the garage and
when il was returned We're very
plain. Reubin Linn, a neighbor, said
he was attracted by the noise but
that he supposed it was Mr. Rock
hold in the machine.
Although the garage Is located
near the residence, neither Mr.. nor
Mrs. Rockhold were awakened by
the noise.
The owner believes the automobile
may have been used by joyr.de
Mr. Rockhold estimates that the
machine was run from 40 10 so
miles, No clue to the guilty par
ties can be found.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-23

limits and Of tempting their GUS
toners with too easy credit.
Such business men recognize the
sanctity of contract AID dcplore
the worldwide reputation OF obll-
cations that has developed in the
postwar denation period. In fact,
the sudden depreciation In busin
morals should concern 'us more
than the precipltate depreciation In
commodity values. Many financial
bankruptcies are preceded by and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-23

overstocking during this transition
period. They see clearly that II is
a wise policy not to hold goods for
higher prices than existing costs OF
production warrant, although IN
some instances such goods may
have been purchased ut higher
prices Than present replacement
costs. They apprehend the neces-
sity for reducing overhead ex-
penses as far as is compatible with
sound business methods. They APP
preclate the ultimate advantage Of
sharing reduced costs with consun-
ers. They are alerr to the danger
of extending credit beyond safe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-23
O. II. Students to
Edit Edition of
Okla. City Paper


Norman, April 23,-All editorial
departments of the Oklahoma News,
Oklahoma City, will be edited by
the school of journalism, University
of Oklahoma. April 26, H. H. Her
bert, director of the school of jour
nalism, announced recently.
1t has been the custom of the
school of journalism since 1916 to
take over all editorial departments
of the News" for one day some
time during the year. IT is being
planned this year to conduct every
department of the paper, including
features and cartoons, Prof. Herbert
said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-23

result from moral bankruptcies.
And II Is just as essential for busi-
ness men to have a moral rating as
financial rating.
The widespread and increasing
number Of cancellations Of orders,
repudiations Of contracts and pro-
testing Of lrreTocable credits con-
sttute one OF the most serious
business problems OF the day. The
majority Of American business
men, however. ure living up to the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-23
Psrson,l Mentiipn

Why buy your hat from the
Ladies Bazaar? Because you get the
best and latest 19.5t.
L. I. Funk, district court report
er, left this afternoon for a bust
ness trip to Oklahoma City.
Cars washed and polished by a
factory expert at Barton Bros. Try
him. You wifi be pleased. 23-3t
An odfashioned dance will be
given Monday evening April 81,
under the auspices Of the ladies of
the Altar society in the old knights
of Columbus hall on Sth and Colo
rado avenue. 22-3t.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Conrad, of
Cement, visited friends and rela-
tfves in the city yesterday after
noon
See Mrs A. A. Cabbness al
Ladies Bazaar about making up
your graduating hat. l9-5t
SPECIAL
Bring us your hemstitching and
plcot work Sc per yd.--Slnger
Sewing Cachine Co.
Flowers for Millinery for sale at
Ladies Bazaar. 19-5t
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Doss expect
to leave this afternoon for Okla
hema City where they will spend
several. days with friends.
If you want your old car to look
like new one have it washed at
Barton Bros oS-St
For best hemstitching and picoting
20 to the Ladies Bazaar 41i Chick
asha avenue. Phone 52s. 19,5t.
Hello Bill Got a new car? No.
just had il washed at Barton
Bros. 233t