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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
COLONEL 7. A. JONES, OF
'. NJ. l., DIES At HOME
Was Head Of Department of Engi-
nccrlng at Institution for
Fifteen Years.

Especial to The Times D!spatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA. April 2S.--Col-
"nel Thomas a. Jones. for fifteen
lars head OF the department Of en-
gineer;ng at the Virginia Military In
stitutc. was buried this afternoon In
the Lexington Cemetery. the funeral
taking place from II. l.. Lee Memo
rial Episcopal Church. conducted By
the rector. Rev. Churchill J. Gibson.
Colonel Jones was given "A military
funeral. the battalion Of cadets act
ing az escort. Colonel Jones died
Yesterday AT his home at the V. VI. l.,
after long Illness. aged A. years
lie was born in Norfolk County, Va.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. caius j. Jones
now OF Norfolk. lie graduated from
he virginia Military Institute In 1895.
ilrst In his class. lie was engineer in
charge Of LcxIngton's streets i'm
proNcincnt and consulting engineer
IN enlarge OF the towns water
system.
Colonel Jones IS survived by his
VIE. who was Miss Margaret French
patton. dau2h of the late Colonel
william NJ. Patton. His parents also
:rrrivc. and one brother. tcverdy II
Jones. of Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
n. CAROLINA POsT-OFF|CE
IS LOOTED BY BURGLARS
Robbers Bend Iron Bars on Win
dows to Force Entrance to
Establishment.

i'pctidI 10 Inc IIntS- DiSpat Ten.
bANNILI.E:. VA. April 2s.-Tht
2"si-o office at Pelham. y. C.. abou,
I'VE miles from DanS!llc was broken
INTO early on Wednesday morning
and robbed Of between $50 and S1d
IN dimes and niclcls done up IN
envelopes. II is not known who com
nittcd the crime. but the tracks near
Tn" window were said today to com
pare favorably with those outside the
poSt-oiii"c OF Witt. pittSylvaaia
which was broken into and robbed
laSt saturday night. Efforts We're
made to secure Dloodhounds from
Danvillc and Martinsvillc, but the
dogs could not be secured in time
to be effective.
The rpbbcr entered the Pelham Of
store of j. .. Fitzgerald. by bending
TWO Of the iron bars covering Il win
dow and making an aperture through
which the thief slipped. Upstairs. :,
son Of Mr.. 'fitHgcrald WAS sleeping
and. hearing noise below at 3
o'clock. he awakened. Ills footsteps
however. evidently frightened the
thief. who had made his escape by
the time the store was entered. The
pOst-oiiicc funds were in envelopes.
\ large sum of money is said TO have
been missed and nothing in the way
OF merchandise was taken. so far as
c:n hc learned. As the government
offers rewards OF $4,000 for the ar
rest OF II post office robbcr. the out
standing rewards in this section
amount to $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
j. OF VA. FUND PASSES
THE HALF-M|LL|0N MARK
Virginia Has Raised II Little less
Than Onc-lialf Her
Onpfu

u CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April 2S
A complete summary of figures for.
the University OF Virginias Centcn-
NAL Endowment Fund. made public
today revcas the fact that the Com
monwcalth has raised "a little less
than one-half OF her 81 5000 quota
during the seven weeks that the cam
paiGn has beer under way.
Nirginia's total TO date for thirteen
OF h"r fourteen regional distris- ;,
is $i3l.Si7.77 Only one district.
Petersburg. has not been heard from.
Twenty-cight regional districts out
side Of Virginia have raised s327.027.
making national total OF s75S,oti.77.
Twelve OF the twcnty-cight districts
outside OF Virginia have failed to
report
Totals ana quotas for districts in
dria s3.ii5. Quota. si5.0Oo); Char
Iottcsvilic ana university faculty.
sll5,22o. quota, sIl0,0Oo); Danvile,
$500, Quota, $1,000 Fredericksburg.
$3.50. quota. $2O.bD0J. Lynchburg.
$4,000, quota. 100000: Ncwpor,
News. $1,000. quota. si0.000): Nor
folk. $4,000. quota, s250.o00): Orange
$40, quota. 100000: Petersburg.
600, Quota. si5o.Ooo): Roanoke $500.
'auota. $4,000: stanton, $500.
Quota. si50cob: Winchester. sl.5i:.
Quota. $4,000: and unlvcrsl,y
students. sliG.777.77. ono official
Qunia).
Harry ST. George Tucker. candl-
date for Governor. ,his week added
10 Virginia contributions with a gift
OF $500. Mr. and Mrs. George Brew
stcr, Of New York. gave $4,000.
Hampton Institute. Va. tcolOrcd),
gave t2j.
Returning yesterday from n months
campaigning in New York and New
England. Executive Director Arm!s-
tead NJ. Dobic said:
II, is apparent that only by II
phenomenal effort can wc raise the
entire 100000 before May 81. This
statement ig made looking facts
squarcly In the face. 1t * not "a
signal for any one who has accepted
responsibility as a Cnnvascr TO c.y
quits. y full realization ot what
failure OF the Endowment Fund
means. should inspire every son OF
u, Va. with determination to do
or bust
such spirit is worth hours OF
oratory. pyrotcchnics and sentiment
;llity about the old Rotunda. II Is
u question Of. We are up against
i,-what arc You going to do about
it?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA. III FRI
DRY AGENTS SEIZE STILL
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Bi.AckSBURG. VA. April 2s-
HhcriH Charles l.. Hutton. assisted by
j. w. Fisher. police officer .or Blacks.
ourS' and X. H. Graham, a constable
Vi the district, captured a st!llt and
ABOUT forty gallons OF mash near
E!iet'. on the Nirginian Railway. in
the southern part OF MONTGOMERY
county. Wednesday. yhc parties UNI
der suspicion OF OWNING the s,Iu
were not unprecedented. as the pl;,p,
Was not in operation at tho time the
raid was made
Hhcr!m Hutton. assisted bv Fisher
"nu others who are Interested i'm Tho
enforcement OF law and order i'm mo
.ouhty. is making a strenuous effort
20 break up the manufacturer nni
arc of noonshinc WHISKY i'm Mont.
+oIHcry County. and this is The 500.
oha sun captured In ten DAYS II,
nc mrs; Instance the operator or mo
sun was taken in tn. act of Ii,.b,in,.
me hrc to begin the days work ma
ms case viii be tried a, IN. Nynv
term OF Circuit Court There 49,
HiSo been several arrests far -.
transportation of whisky hy ;n,ii.
, sauunis or Tor having 1t in their pos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
FUND ALMOST ASSURED FOR
TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM

Special Ia The Times Dispatch
DANN LILLE. VA. April 2S.-Dan-
vil.c's thrcc-day campaign to raise
s1o.o00 10 rebuild ana maintain Hill
top Tuberculosis Sanatorium, came to
a close tonight with the goal prac-
tically assured. Actual figures for
the threc-day effort show hedges
amounting 10 $4,000; several other
smaller subscriptions Will bring in
$1,000 additional, and there is one big
SUBSCRIPTION expected tomorrow
which VIII put the campaign over
the top.
Extreme generosity on the part Of
people of humble means has bccn
the feature Of the campaign. civ
policemen and .ircmcn made 100 per
cent subscription.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
EXPECT TO FREE OFFICER
OF DRY VIOLATION CHARGE
Section of Law Will BE Base of
Argument for Dismissal
OF Case.
Especial to The rimes-Dispa,ch

H.
PETERSBURG. April 2S.-Convic-
,ion OF Police officer /. l. France
who Is now held for trial in the
Hastings Court on the charge OF vio-
iating the prohibition laws by pur-
chasing whisky from man he soug.,
10 trap is now believed doubtful
when he is brought to trial bcfor.
Judge j. NJ. Mullen. Tn. police Of
hcer was taken into custody on Tho
whisky charge following his adniS
SION on the witness stand against
carey w. Eancs. tho man he charged
With selling whisky. that ne had
housht "a pint OF liquor, which no
drank partly himself and did no,
account for ii 10 his superior police
Tho belief of many that France will
not be convicted is based up til.
section of the State prohibition law
winch provides that what Il person
says on the witness stand in an
attempt to convict the person he aC-
ruScs shall not be used against him
Friends Of the officer say that /: he
can not testify against himself. the
nnly other witness is Eanes. who is
When Eancs was arraiyncd IL
Police Cour. on the warrant sworr
out by of!ic"r France. charging that
Eancs had sold the officer a pin. Of
corn whisky. Oliver s. Pollard. coun-
gel for Eancs. contcndch that II
France had bought whisky other
than with which Eancs was charged
with selling. nc was guilty Of vi"-
iatine tho prohibition laws under tho
recent ruling here. AS a result Of
this and Frances admissions that he
had bought whisky from F.ancs Of
which he mad given no accouJ to
his superior officers. the w3<rayt
against him charging him with vio-
latinC the dry" laws. vas sworn ont
and following his waving Of prnl!n-
mary examination he is now und"r
5000 bond for his appearance In tho
Hastings Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29

DANVlLLE MAN LOSES
CLAIM TO HIS BRIDE
Especial 10 Thc rimns.nlsna,nh1

lsp.cihl TO Tn" Times DisDatch.
DANEiiLE. VA. April 23-Gatrss
>. FRAZIER. who married Edna Gibbs.
an ls-Ecar-old girl. in tho city court :
houec on sunday afternoon. has failed
IN an effort 10 claim his wife who is
detained in prison and who was there
at the time Of the marriage.
The authorities have refused TO give
Tn" rir! her liberty and the marriage
is he'd to be invalid as she was a
ward OF the state, committed to an
industrial institution and awaiting
removal there
Frazier went 10 Icaksville. y. C..
where he obtained a paper purport-
ing TO he signed By the girls father.
conscnting To the marriage. Rev. ~.
W. Connolly performed tho ceremony
IN the Office Of the clerk Of tn" court.
when the removal of the girl was
sought Tuesday Frazier was on
hand TO combat tn" rcmova! OF his
wife To the industrial school. but IL
IS held that she has been committed
and the Mayor has ordered that her
status remain unchanged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
RUBIN & CHERRY SHOWS
DELIGHT CRIPPLED TOTS

Rubin &: Cherry's band and n num-
her Of performers connected with the
show, which is now playing at Broad
and Boulevard, iourncycd To Doolcy
Hospital in automobiles ycstcrda y
afternoon and staged a two hours
show FOR the crippled Chldr"n.
The Wild Man from H'oncD" Jrg-
r!cr Decker. Danks. the cartooni,' "A
real iilndo. Mohommad All. members
%! the Hawaiian Paradise and An
cello Mummulo' Band. were among
the entertainers.
Tomorrow afternoon all school
children VIII he admitted TO any one
OF the shows or attractions FOR :
cents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rubcrg Will he
on hand 10 Mclcomc the NniIncsters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
TYLER ASSUMES CHARGE
OF WINCHESTER DISTRICT

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. April Is
Rev. Frank y. Tyler. who was re-
Gently appointed presiding elder Of
Winchester District, Methodist Epis-
copai Church. South. has arrived from
Clifton Forge, where he was pastor,
an dhas assumed charge OF the dis
trict.
This is his first appointment as
presiding elder, position long held
r. Tyler. Rev. Mr.. Tyler succeeds
Rev. d. /. R!akcmorc. who was
elected missionary secretary OF the
baltimore Conference at its recent
meeting in Roanoke. and who will
live In Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
INFANT SAVES MOTHER
FROM SERVING JAIL TERM


Special to The Timcs-Dispa,ch.
amt child today stood ho.Lyc.n NJ
kcid hawthorne and a iaiI cell s,nc
prevented her from serving n thirty.
ihy term for violating the liquor law
Ii LiWho'h" was arrested by "a
policeman yesterday afternoon on
INN street carrying IA quar-; of
'Gmor IN Il fruit jar wrapped up.
inc woman pleaded guilty TO tho
~ h'ec. but did not appear in cour,
hat lie had fined her S25 and i'm.
'oScd a Jail scntcnC. which ne s,,e-
Tended because OF Mrs I.awhorncs
reccht motherhood. aud bcinr unwill-
ing for the infant 10 70 To tail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
RECENT FROSTS DESTROY
FRUIT CROP OF 3 COUNTIES
IsnocIal to The Times. D!snatch.l

Especial 10 The Times D!spatch.l
pETERSBCRG. VA, April IS
Practically tho cntir. fruit crop Of
the three nclghboring counties. Din
widdlc, Chesterfield and Prince
George. has been wiped out by the
recent 1roStS, according to Is. y.
Ellis, agricultural agent OF the local
Chamber of Commerce, who has been
through these counties lately.
Apples. peaches, pears. piums and
other fruit have been practically de-
stroy1l by the cold snap Mr.. Ellis
said, and II . per cent OF the fruit
crop survive. II VIII be fortunate.
Many young trees just beginning to
lear were ruined by the frosts. com
ing one on top OF another. and the
yield this year in this section VIII be
the smallest in years.
The strawberry crop was not in
Nlcld of those win hc l.nnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
WILL ERECT FLOUR MILL
TO HANDLE WHEAT CROP

tSpccal to The Times Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG, VA. April 2S.-Jo
handle the wheat crop in the sur
rounding counties. n flour mill will be
erected on Madison Street here. with
NUMBER OF Bohemian farmers back
Ing the move. The mill will he SINAI,
NJ hrst. but II is the intention OF
those behind il to increase il as the
occasion demands
IL Is reported that -four mill with
n capacity OF 200 barrels of hour n
Day VIII be erected IN this city. II
Is said that plans for the move are
now under way. and n site for the
mn would be selected soon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
PETERSBURG WILL HAVE
MODERN FERTILIZER PLAN

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. April 2S.-Petcrs-
burg viii have one OF the most
modern fertilizer plants in the coun-
try. This was the announcement
made today By Chamber OF Commerce
officials, who said plans for the fac
tory are now rapidly maturing. and
several sites arc under consideration
The project is being backed by
Northern capitalists.
The plant will he constructed OF
reinforced concrete. and will employ
about $50 persons when in opera
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
Continue Murder C,,c

DANNILLE, Va. April 2Y-A r.
REYNOLDS. who Is indicted i'm The cir
ruit Court OF Patrick for Killing hi,
Son SHORTY before last Christmas.
IhG VINO was 20 have been tried last
Monday. secured a continuance Of his
case until May %. owing to tho nrns-
cnt illness Of some vital witnesses
Judge Peter billiard. who presided n,
tho special term of cGur, -,
brought ii to speedy close and ac-
ioUrnc1 u"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
nobln-cn l,,nd. ,,n,r ...ocr,t,o,

ItFtINT''Ta. NN.-T E.NN.. Nprll ~
John II. Robinson, Of Glade SPRING.
he's been elected president Of the
Washington County Fair Associa-
ton at "A meeting o. farmers held
in Abingdon. Other officers named
were: e. *. Wright. Damascus. vicc-
president: i. Gilmore Penn, Abingdon
secretary. and u. w. Potts. Abingdon
treasurer. Directors To supervise the
fair 10 be held this summer also were
chosen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
INGRoWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

a noted authority says that a few
drops of "Outgro" upon the skin sur
rounding the improving nail reduces
Inflammation and pain and so tough
ems The tender. sensitive skin under
meath the toe nail. chat it cannot
penetrate the flesh. and the nail turns
naturally outward almost over night.
Outgro' Is harmless antiscptic.
for chiropodists. How
ever. anyone can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing direc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
Cr.kt" U-nds librarians.

LINCIiBIK G. va, April Isl.
Evans CaSkic has been elected to
head the l-ynchburg Rotary Club for
the coming year. james r. KYLE is
the new ricc-president. and E.dwa rd
VI. Taylor was reelected secretary
treasurer. Meeting heretofore semi
monthly. tho club is WORKING out :,
plan for thr.7 noon meetings and one
evening session each month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
bandits nurn Stolen Auto.

LYNCHBURG. VA. April 2S.-An
automobile belonging to H. f. Greg
DRY. which was stolen from his pri-
vatc garage Tuesday, night was
found yesterday about five miles from
ny uNnch4urs. entirely destroyed by FIRE.
Thcrc is no clue to the thieves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-29
SEIZE 3 BOYS ON CHARGE
Of OPERATING ILLICIT STILL
ISpccia! 10 The Times Disnotch

I'TF''I''' u 7 NN TlnleS- DiSultCh 1
hKiSTOi., VA. April 2S.-Thrcc
boys ia. II and 10 years of oro-
captured by revenue officers I, r,ia
on a stu! in Greene County. Tenn
are being held in jail at Grcenyili"'
chh. oilccrs say that the youths
still. and that they were prcnarin,
TO make u run" when the raid was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-28

universal body with special
paint job. wire wheels oversize tires.
Atwater- Kent ignition system, bump
ers. front and rear, heater, cut-out,
speedometer. clock and many other
extras run 900 miles This ear VIII
cost over 81 go 20 build. our price
81 COO Franklin Motor Car Co. COZ +.
jefferson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
GARD OF THANKS.
Lost and Found

LOST, AUTO CENSE-Number 1917
Indiana. Call Lincoln 1868 or 6E6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-28

USED CAR BARGATNS-0ae 1870 r B
80 Chevrolet sedan Two 1820-4e0
Chevrolet touring cars one 8 over
land roadster Two Overland tour1S
cars. One Vim - ton truck Be
Auto Sales Co. 30 Lincoln Az We
Main "a open evenings Z 70 :.
USED CARS AND STORAGE
your car ar Centra1 Garage. s. %
month. ll6 East Center ST. one blOcW
east n EllsW0rths Main 43g
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-28
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale

AUBURN TOURING-19l7 six cylinder
Gutenberg motor clicking off all six
like grandfather's watch. \ good
looking, roOmy car but inexpensive 10
run; an attractive price and terms
that will make L easy TO buy. Twen-
tieth Century Garage. 121 :. Lafayette
st. Phone Main go. Ask for Mt.
Beale.
2i2 ton, 1920 Gary
truck. new, never been USED: chassis,
one 2i5 ton 1920 Gary truck, stake
body; used two months. one IL ton
Gary truck; used about six months;
pneumatic tires on all these trucks.
One four wheel trailer, stake body.
One 1920 Elkhart. passenger touring
car One 1918 Packard roadster; all
in first class condition Taken in on
foreclosure and will have 10 be sold
at once. terms, one third cash, balance
on monthly payments Bankers Nor
tgage and Security Co, 10i Union
Trust Bldg Phone Main 1914
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-28
SIG SIX sTUDEBAKER-

tgage and Security Co, 10i Union
Trust Bldg. Phone Main 1914
BIG SIN STUDEBAKER-
1920 model touring car for sale
cheap: extra equipment includ-
ed. Terms, or will trade for
small IL car Q R s sgGRings sd to
Bend Co. 215 S. Lafayette. Main
1887.
BUICK AUTOMOBILE entieth Cen
fury Garage. Phone Main $50 ASH
for Mr. Beale.
BJICK-
Touring Has. new paint. complete
" OverhaUled, cord tires, bumper,
snubbers etc. real car at the right
price come down and drive the car
yourself; price $l@OO. Frahkilh
Motor Car Co. 300 i. JEFFERSON
CADILLAC
Brougham model 80: just out Of
paint shop and completely overhaul
ed new cord tires This car is right
an the way through Price Sl.6JO
Franklin Motor Car Co. 307 i. Jetfer-
son.
CROW-ELKHARr-5 passenger touring.
Electrically equipped S11a down ana
balance 4 months. OldsmObne sales
Co, 226-S S. Lafayette st. Phone Main
1912.
DOlBATE 4AA Xxi Nj fl. ia lAl-H -lA9 mt
shape all the way through good motol
tires and finish. No need 10 say mucl
u about the Dodge. The price j. right
and terms that VIII suit can De ar
ranged. Twentieth Century Garage
III s. Lafayette St Phone Main $50.
Ask Cor Mr. Besle-
DODGE KOADSTER-Wit winter and
summer tops one of the earlier models,
but il has q lot o miles % 20 yet; at
the price You can buy this one, II VIII
be a real investment Twentieth Cen
fury Garage, l2l ). lafayette 81
Phone Main SO. Ask for Alr. Beale.
FRANKLIN
Brougham. model OBJ: has just been
rebuilt ia our service station; new
paint. cord Tires, snubbers and bump-
ers all around carries our guaran-
tee price s., 700. Franklin Motor Car
Co. 800 +. effersof.
FORD-1931. universal body with special
paint job. wire wheels. oversize tires.
Atwater- Kent ignition system, bump
ers front and rear, heater, cut-Out.
speedometer. clock and many other
extras run 1000 miles. This ear VIII
cost over 81 80 20 build our price
81 600. Franklin Motor Car Co. 391 +.
jefferson.
FORD BUG. withdrawing body.
starter. like new. Beistle Auto Sales
Co, $40 Lincoln Way West. Main
ia. open evenings : 20 5.
FORD COUPE
BRAND NEW WONDERFUL
BUY. FULLY EQUIPPED
HuF-u,uzuxxv.w.,u
HAS BUMPERS, MOToMETER,
STARTER AND ELECTRIC
LIGHTS. FIRST CLASS con
DITIoN; HAS ONLY BEEN
DRIVEN ABOUT 100 MILES.
ovERLAND-HILL co. 90 y.
MICHIGAN ST.
F0RD-DeIiveTy truck for sale can
Lincoln 900
FOR SALE-A 1919 Ford touring car.
Al condition. Price $500 Inquire
2l4 T. FOURTH 81. Mishawaka.
FOR SALE-Briscoe touring car Just
Overhauled. Price $50: cash or paw
ments. call sunday morning az 1O32
". Division 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-28

BUICK MOBILE-Twentieth Cen
fury Garage. Phone Main $50. ASK
for Mr.. Beale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-28

1920 model touring car for sale
cheap: extra equipment includ-
ed. Terms, or will trade for
small car. Open evenings to s
D. IN. Z. W. Steinhart South
Bend Co. 215 S. Lafayette. Main
1887.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-28
F0RD-DeIiTeFy truck for sale Cal
Lincoln -faGF

FOR SALE-Briscoe touring car Just
Overhauled. Price $50. cash or pay
ments. call sunday morning az 1872
". Division 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-28

FORD BUG. 192I-Underslung body.
starter. like new. Beistle Auto sales
Co, $40 Lincoln Way West. Main
ia open evenings 20 5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-28

Touring II 40 new paint. complete
" Overhauled. cord tires bumper,
snubbers, etc a real car at the right
price; come down and drive the car
yourself; price 81 200. Franklin
Motor Car Co. 3O7 L. jefferson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-28
These Are Opportunity Ads
G " AOhG
p K "A

condition: tires. reasonable price
If taken at once Call 517 Leland av.
Lincoln I411
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-23
AN EARLY EASTER.

CPRING MERCHANDISE is now
~ coming in, and it is time to call
the attention of our trade to the fact
that the great festival en- which
Spring fashions are exploited falls
this year on March 9th.
This is ore of the earliest dates
on which Easter can fall, the earliest
being March 22nd. With one excep-
tion, viz, in 1918, when Easter fell on
March 23rd, the date of the festival
has not been earlier than March 9th
since 1894.
We again suggest that you daily
visit this store and review the new
things as we receive them, for in many
instances they arc either one of size
styles in shoes or ready to-wear; CT,
if in yard goods, mostly in small yard
age. So that if you miss getting
yours when it arrives, you would
hardly have time to make special
order and be ready for Easter.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-02-23
HONOR ROLL

Following is the honor roll of the
Dunbar school for the fifth month:
Tenth Grade-Laura Sparks, Dicie
Richardson.
Ninth Grade-Lucile Hildreth.
Seventh Grade--Henry Lee Davis.
Sixth Grade-Leva Mary Guin,
essie Hildreth.
Fourth Grade-Florentiae Boyd,
Lillian Guin, Mary Lee Locke. =
First Grade-George Boyd.
Following is the honor roll for the
Wood Lawn school:
Second Grade--J. P. Robertson,
Hattie Augusta West, Leo Perkins,
Eloise Robertson, Owen Robertson,
Richard Morris, Willodine Kendrick.
Third Grade-Mildred Vaughan,
Lucille eileen Kermth Wright, Sparks
Perkins.
Fourth Grade-Max Andrews, An
ita Perkins, Juanita Hackleman.~
Fifth Grade-Ina Andrews, Lucien
Vaughan, Malcolm Kendrick, Erpes-
tine Swanzy, Rubye Glenn, Hilda
Robertson, Miriam Wright.
Sixth Grade-Morris Smith, Var
daman Andrews.
Tenth Grade-Louise Kendrick,
Locke Wright.
Eighth Grade -Rebeeca Harris,
Lois West, Hazel Kendrick, Donnell
Perkins.
Ninth Grade-Sadie Robertson,
Delma Robertson Andrew Cook.
Eleventh Grade-Otto Cook, Le-
land Cain Garner Wright.