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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-21
Senior Class Win In De.
bate at High School

The senior class of the Wild wood
High School won the debate from the
juniors Wednesday night. 1t was a
Ropd contest, and not so easily won
from the juniors as the verdict would
seem. The seniors had the affirmative
and the juniors the negative on the
question: "Resolvsd, Thatthe United
States should annex Mexico" The poll
OF the judges was two for the affirma-
tive and for the negative. To many
IL seemed that the juniors lost the I
side by their weakening on the rebuttal.
These debates are excellent develop
ers Of brain, confidence, initiative and
department.
MI. Myers read the instructions to
the judges that equal consideration
should be given to matter, form Of ar
gumeDt and delivery. The judges were
also publicly told that they shall bast
their decision on the merits of the de
bate and not on the merits Of the ques
| ton.
The timers were M. Nidorf and L
Heston.
The senior team consisted of Mary
Corson, Lily Silen and Russell Epler
The juniors, representing the negative
side, were represented nv Mabel Rob
bins, Wilhelmina Loeffier and Ruth
Bright. The judges were w. Court
right Smith. Palmer M. Way aud H
Foster Goslin.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-21
Good Railroad Earnings

E. @. Slaughter, general manager of
the Wildwood and Delaware Bay Short
Line Railroad, and Secretary o. I.
Blackwell were in w Washington Monday
and Tuesday on railroad business in
connection with the effort of the Read
ing to have reduced the percentage
allowed the local railroad for business
over that line. For the past year or two
the Reading Company has been allow
ing the local road As per cent of the
business done, a sum fixed while the
roads were under Government control.
They are now trying to have it reduced
to 40 per cent. 1t Is said that the
Readings net profit for passengers and
freight carried to and from Wild wood
In the year 1920 was $50, 900. The
Readings profits have been a hal
million of dollars since the rosd opened
in 1912. This indicates the big traffic
between Philadelphia and Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-21
Preparing For The Debat-
ing Contest

Principal Lanning Myers attended
Interscholastic Debating Conference,
which was held at Rutgers on Satur-
day, for the purpose Of arranging de-
tails of the coming interscholastic de-
bates. 290 delegates were present,
representing one hundred or more
high schools of New jersey and
Southern New York. Owing to the
attitude of Ocean City In debating to
meet Cape May county schools, Wild
wood was placed in a quadrangular
group consisting Of Gloucester, Clayton,
Middle Township and Wildwood
Schools, and wa paired with Middle
for the first debate, which will be held
on February 25th. The winner of this
contest will meet the winner of the
Gloucester Clayton debate on March
25th.
Middle Township Won the toss of the
coin and was given one week either to
select the place of debate or to choose
the side OF the question. Gloucester in
like manne won from Clayton. The
question decided upon by this group is;
Resolved, That the principle of the
open shop shall be maintained in
American Industries.
Debating is not a new activity in
our high school. In 1909 the high
school team, consisting Of Leon Whea'
ton, Pauline Van Horn and Mabe
Campbell, won a unanimous decision
over the Cape May team. Last yea
the team defeated Middle Township
and lost to Ocean City, both debates
being held In Wildwood.
Principal Myers, who had experience
in debating at South Jersey Institute
and at Brown University, will coach
the team.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-21

Albert KallmsD, one of Sagel's can.
dy makers, has been on a trip to Swift
erIand this wiuter to visit his parents.
He is expected back in a few days.
The JOURNAL made out 5000 worth
of bills on Monday aud put them in
the mail on Monday evening. One bill
to q Wild wood lawyer, q to a real
estate man, one to a bank and the other
to a railroad company. The lawyer
beat them all to it, as in less than
tw%enty-four hours we had the lawyers
check for $3.50. Three hours later we
had the real estate mans check fol
$1,000. The Wild wood lawyer and the
real estate man have set a pace fol
promptnesS. We can now use the
phrase LAS prompt as q Wild wood
lawyer" There doesn't seem to be any
hard times in Wildwood. There if
building going on in all parts of the
island. The people of Wild wood have
reason to be optimists.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-21
ACTIVITIES OF The LOCAL LODGE OF
ODD FELLOWS
District Deputy Grand Master Nc
Fadden, Of Cape May, lnstalls
New Officers.

Holly Beach Lodge. Nc. 100, LOO.
f., has had a year OF great activity, as
is indicated by the scores of new mem
beers taken in during the past two years.
Last Monday night the officers for the
coming six months were installed by
District Deputy Grand Master William
McFadden, a Cape May harness maker.
In this work he was assisted by three
other members of the Cape May lodge
as deputies. They were Frank Speace,
of the Cape May water works, who
filled the part of marshal with dignity
and grace; Albert Poulson, warden and
Edward Smith, secretary. The officers
installed were as follows: Noble Grand,
b. q. IngersoIl, Sr.; vice grand, Walter
Trout; secretary, Lewis Eldredge; treas
urer, g. H. Kilmer; right supporter,
Martin Long; left supporter, Harry
Sagel; chaplain, P. L. Peterson; right
scene supporter, L. Senekeff; left scene
supporter, B. G. Ingersoll, Jr.; con-
ductor, William j. Bloomell; inside
guard, John Erickson; outside guard,
Emanuel Salveson; rig bit supporter TO
vice grand, Hiding Peterson; left sup
porter to vice grand, Howard Sheldon;
warden, Martin Newkirk.
The lodge has a pretty good degree
team, which is in charge of Assessor
Lewis Kraus, of North Wildwood, by
whom also the secret work of the order
is impaired. This degree team on
Monday night also conferred the second
degree upon Letter Carrier A. L. Sey-
mour, Captain w. Fl. Hedges and Carl
Peterson. Some members consider this
degree the most beautiful and convey
ing the best object lesson of any other
OF the four degrees of Odd Fellowship.
1t was a busy night for the officers of
the lodge. HI. e. Hahn, driver of the
Atlantic Tobacco Co. delivery auto,
was one of the visitors Monday night.
He belongs to Chosen Friends Lodge,
No. 100, one Of the blue blood lodges
of Philadelphia.
A meeting looked forward to with
interest Is a county rally at Court
House. on Friday evening, February
11th. All past grands are requested to
attend and receive the past grsnds' de-
gree. At this meeting a number of
Grand Lodge officials are expected.
The following new members have
been taken in during the past year:
George 7. Cannon, Lester f. Long,
Clifford Frazier, William Loeffier, Ed.
J. Loeffier, George E. Riggin, Charles
L Carlberg, Sven E. Long, Martin
Long, Jr., Harry Sagel, F. A. Helsen-
gren, Theo. Dare, George w. Marsh, /
George Fred Heffner, Kenneth X.
Kirby, John Erickson, Andrew Apple
gate, Leon A. Wheaton, Fred Miller,
Benjamin Gliding, Howard Butler,
Ivan Carlberg, Walter 8. Mason, JOS
II. Sutton, Samuel E. Sutton, William
J. Bloomell, Louis SeigIe, Charles w.
Joslin, w. F. Harrison, Harold l..
Sheldon, j. Harold Nickersou, Frank
Grosh, Louis Sagel, Isaac Sagel, G. A.
Carlson, Max Breslaw, Peter Viola,
Archie Henrick, William Borning,
Carl Hamstrom, Clarence Bradshaw,
Victor Widerstrom, Rev. Norman V.
Sargent, H. w. Richardson, Walter
Butterfield, Fred Miller, Cornelius
Z-gel, Peter Peterson.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-21
Basket Ball

Last Friday evening the Wildwood
High school boys played the Cape May
High school boys in the High school
auditorium winning by a high score,
48 to "a. The preliminary game was
bet the High school girls of Wild
wood and Cape May, in which Wild
wood also won, the score being IL to IL.
The lineup was as follow s
Wildwood Cape May
Nidorf for ward Cherry
Brown Gliding
Lively, Capt,center, E. Ashburn, Capt.
Cross guard Chambers
Carbon Needles
Field goals-Brown 10, Lively 8,
Nidolf /, Cherry l, Gliding 2, Needles
Foul goals-Nidorf 5 out OF s, Gid
ding Is out of SO.
Substitutions-Bright for Garrison;
l.. Asbburn for CHAMBERS.
Rtfsle. Garter.
Lineup for Girls
Wildwood Cape May
G. Hartley forward Reeves
G. Carlberg ]. Douglass,
Captain
M. Kloo center r. Kinds
E. Nye side center E. Stevens
M. Scully. guard A. Johnson
Captain
l.. Silen l. Edwards
Una Malcolm. substitutes, M. Holman
Field gosls-Hartley 8, Reeves 4.
Foul goals-Carlberg 8, Reeves 2,
Hartley 8, Douglass ].
Referees-Mr. Eldredge and Miss
Bloodgood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-21
Sale and Want

For Sale-Touring car, 1920, used three
months. Perfect condition, fully guaranteed
at a saving OF nearly $500. Pierpont & Brown,
Wildwood, N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-21

For Rent-Furnished house at 2O4 east
Young avenue, Inquire next door. Brick
dwelling.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-21
81
ms1TE
Preserve That Nest Egg!

Fire quickly wipes out that
little nest egg that it has taken
you so long to accumulate.
Fire plays no favorites nor
shows no mercies.
Don't be numbered among
the careless ones-those who
neglect to take steps to pro-
tect themselves from fire loss.
Safeguard your pocketbook
against Americas real Red
Menace, with good Fire In
surance. Decide to do it to-
day-at this office.
OF ANY KIND
insurance ANYWHERE T1HR
REAL ESTATE
James A. L. Harris
Wildwood Title & Trust Bldg.
N. ].
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
BERRIEN SPRINGS

Frank Starkweather of Niles and
Mrs. Pearl Reeves OF Oklahoma.
were married In Chicago. They Will
make their home in Niles township.
Mrs. Martha Taylor, who Is spend
ing the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. T. NJ. IEarone. in ST. Joseph,
has been a visitor at the home Os
Mrs. Mary Nelson.
Born. Tuesday. 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Fitch, a son.
Miss I-arue Pennell. a student ut
the Ferris Institute. Big Rapids, was
home for the holidays
Miss Margaret Marshback has re-
turned 10 Chicago after a few days
visit at the Richard Dougan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. y. Haviland were
South Bend visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Nina BOwerman and daugh-
ter, Mrs Vena Feather. were visitors
at the home OF her son. Frank i.
Bowerman. in South Bend, Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Marsh left Wednesday
for a visit with her sons in Grand
Rapids. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Sarah Vanderhoof, who is re-
turning 10 her home in OwossO
Mich, after a holiday visit at the
home OF DR.. ". +. Billiard.
The Olive Rebekah Lodge at their
regular meeting elected officers as
follows: Noble Grand, Margaret
Upper; vice grand Sarah Keun;
recording secretary, Cora Parkhurst;
financial secretary, Ethel HoOpin-
garner; treasurer, Rose WicOff.
Frank Balm Of Chicago is a visit
or at the home Of George Halbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Lucker spent
New Years at the ]. d. Martalle
home in St. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey We're
visitors at the home Of the latter's
father. Hiram Helmick, in Hinch-
man, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Harrington
were visitors with the formers
mother. Mrs. 4. Broceus, in Buchan-
an, Friday.
At the annual meeting Of the
Western Star lodge. the following
officers were elected: Worshipful
master. w. II. Edison; senior war
den. Arth Edison: junior warden. +.
L. Bowman: senior deacon. Carol
Clifford junior deacon. walter Stor-
fox; stewards, NJ. II. Myers. Dan
Porter.
Mrs. Edith Spaulding. wife of
Clarence Spaulding. of Buchanan.
has been honored by the Michigan
state Grange by being chosen as
Flora" at the recent state cOnven-
ton I'm Grand Rapids. She has been
a worker in the Grange society for
years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
Musical Comedy Company
Opens Century Tonight

The Milton Schuster Musical
Comedy company viii begin a return
engagement 10 the Century theater
tonight, the opening number for the
week being Ny Sammy Girl" This
organization appeared at the Cen
tury a few weeks ago and made such
q favOrable impression on the audi
enCes that return dates were ask ed
for and secured. The chorus girls
are good 20 look upon. and act and
sing IN a way 10 endear themselves
90 the audiences. The musical num-
bers OF their repertoire are new and
classy and contain many appealing
hits. The costumes are fresh and
attractive. Now that Mishawaka is
warmed up 70 the point Of giving
generous patronage 70 the Century
bookings. 81 is expected that the
company will have a big week at
this play house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
EVANGELICAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL COUNCIL PLANS
ANNUAL CONVENTION

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. - Many
speakers Of national prominence
have been invited TO attend the an
nual meeting Of the Sunday school
council of Evangelical denomina-
tons of the United States and
Canada which will be held here Jan.
IS 10 q.
r. r. Albertson, general secretary
az the Indiana Sunday School asso-
citation is assisting In arranging the
program. Membership OF the Coun-
ell includes all editorial. educational
and publication officials of the as
ISOLATED Evangelical denominations
and employed officers, general
secretaries. provincial secretaries
and paid workers. The meeting
here VIII be the first since the coun-
ellis reorganization TO include all
territorial workers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
George SGndiLdnds,
Life Long Resident,
Dies at Home SUNDAY

George Sandiland. 134 W. Misha-
waka av.. died at his home Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock, following 20
months Of illness Of hardening OF
the arteries
Mr.. Sand.sand was born in Misha-
waka July 10, 1858 being 50 years
old. He was 2 lifelong resident Of
Mishawaka and died on the same
corner OF the street on which ne was
born. He is survived by his wife
and a brother
Funeral services will be held from
the residence Tuesday afternoon AZ
2:30 o'clock. Rev. DR.. J. A Burnett
pastor OF the First resbytertan
church Will Officiate. Funeral viii
be IN charge Of the Masonic order.
Burial Will be IN the City cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
TITUS Is HONCRED.

Rev. G. ". Titus. leader Of the
First Union Bible class composed OF
members Of all churches, was pre-
scented with a ten dollar gold piece
as d Christmas gift. Mr.. Titus and
family have been spending the hOli-
days in st. Thomas, Ont. and the
former returned home yesterday
when ne found the gift awaiting
him. Mrs. Titus is seriously III with
dyptheria at the home Of her sister
In St Thomas, having contracted
the disease shortly after her arrival
in the Canadian city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
TEMPLE THEATER TO-DAY.

Half A Chance" featuring MahlOn
Hamilton and Lillian Rich will be
shown at the Temple theater today
and tomorrow.
But when he was Unidentified as an
escaped murderer she turned from
him i'm horror. Then ne told her
that he had been a prize fighter, Of
whom drink had made a derelict. A
murder was framed up against him
and he was convicted. He escaped.
was shipwrecked and cast ashore on
a desert island. where he spent the
years until his rescue studying law
from books found on a wreck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
ENTERTAIN SUNDAY SCHOOL
AND CLASS

Miss Ida and Jay Martin. OSceola.
entertained the young mems sunday
school and Star class of ne Metho-
dist church Saturday night. Forty
members were present. An excel
lent two-cOurse dinner was enjoyed
as well as a program of music OF
more than ordinary merit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
LINCOLN THEATFR TODAY.

Jack PickfOrd In "Just out OF Col
lege" will be shown at the Lincoln
theater today and tomorrow. This
production il one OF George AIDES
newest and brightest comedies.
It's d story which moves with all
the rapldity and zip that distin-
cuisines the work of this famous hui
mOrist and you'll get an idea of the
originality OF the plot when we tell
YOU that the suspense and love in
terest center about pickles. In addi-
ton 10 this it's a Jack Pickford pic
ture. We feel sure you'll like It,
That's why we're asking you 70 som
All deposits made prior 20 Jan .
viii draw 8 percent interest from
Jan. at North Side Trust & Savings
bank.-Adv. S1t11
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
10 co TO FTORIDA.

Mrs John A. Herzog and daugh-
ter Miss Mildred, 324 Lincoln way
west, will leave this week for Miami.
Fla. where they will spend the re-
mauder of the winter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
office L2O Lincoln Way W. Phone Misha7caka 10

All cornfeds stocking.
The fact that Pres't Wilson IS
able 20 buy quarter million dollar
home In Washington shows that,
though broken. he Is not broke
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
ZIMMERMAN FUNERAL TUESDA,

Funeral services for Councilman
George p. zimmerman, 716 W. Fourth
st. will be held from st. Joseph's
Catholic church Tuesday morning at
5 o'clock. Burial will be in ST. los
ephs cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03

teEtloaaIiy tarly.
a Happy Sew Year.
Joy and peace to all the friends
who love u5. 90 all the enemies VINO
hasc us. and to the countless multi
tudes OF those who do neither. May
the friends love us little more. the
enemies Iat- as little Jess and all
The rest invest their delightful In
dluereue. with good WIZ. in keeping
with tho spirit of the season. May
thv Lord bless us an considerably
more than Wc deserve, make us "a
little more tolerant of cur fellows.
"a LITTLE more merciful 20 those who
suffer. and 90 trifle more faithful 20
,ur duty 20 country home and man
kiud May He put 90 little more love
iu our hearts. 20 little more strength
ir Our faith. and supply our heads
,-ith their appalling need OF wisdom.
May lie iustI into the minds Of the
sroep porous finer Sense OF obliga-
fiun. into The hearts OF the despoud-
.ut more courage and into tho whole
bunch more vlEor that VIII enable
each 10 do his part
AuG-1e sure and write il 1921.
just Iar your troubles aside FOR
.dav. They win call you up
rromptlr Monday morning. you may
Doc sure.
s great deal OF evidence" dis
appeared Yesterday. and there Is no
way @" Introduce If again.
Speaking abou. blue Sundays in
Sew York. If we were "a Yorker at
this time we would compromise boy
having 81 few murder!ess and thug
Jess wcell days. and let 'em kiss
their own wives cola sunday hi they
want t".
or course. the criminals may muir
der and get 10y with il. but if they
don't lot mp q little ON stealing they
viii b- handled roughly the nrst
thing they know They seem 90
think That property is "a cheap as
life.
& philadelphia woman saws TO eat
spaghetti gracefully IS quite an ac-
coinplishment. Perhaps it is. We
shall be- better able 90 tell, however
when we have the opportunity "a
behold somebody i'm action who can
.at it gracefully
a New York family claims Co have
had its cook for go years. but the
average New York family adheres
% the rule of Co cooks iu one year
Gov. CoNs paper. the Dayton
News. carried ESQ columns OF advt'
one day last week. which leads us &C
suspect that his recent light aftiic-
ton is working for him FAR more
exceeding ami delicious weight oI
glory.
II is little use 90 legislate any
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
Co.'s TO CHICAGO

Stanley Mcintosh leaves for Chi
cagO and other middle west cities
today on a business trip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03

h01ESa A0N SAT- %
You can buy any Of the following
houses wiki a small cash payment and
lofancs &c SUIT your income
Z rooms vacant. p. Third st. $500.
5 rooms vacant, near veener plant
8 go
6 rooms vscant. 2. TEird So. S3 loo.
I rooms vacant T. Lincoln way & 80
5 rooms south OF Dcdge's. $50
6 rooms vacant, Cleveland 81, near
Fourth e..
q rooms vacant Lincoln way "
rooms vacant. g Nishawska av.
IS 100
3 rooms, Willow So. bargain
Modern room house. y slice So 500
; room bungalow. 18th ST.. River Park.
bargain
GOIPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
lbs Lincoln way ".
Phone Mishawaka ISL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
INSTRUMENTATION 1SOF & A. VI

Called meeting Tuesday afternoon
at 1890 TO attend funeral Of Brother
George Z. Sandilands
Elmer g. Baker, ". NJ.
Walter Michael. sec'y.-Advt. 3t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
CRITICALLY Ill

Jacob, BuChheit. SIC w. Third st.
is i'm a critical condition. His daugh-
ter Miss Vera Buchheit of Ardmore.
Okla has been called here by his
illness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
NOTICE.

All Redmen requested 10 meet at
St. MoniCas hall Sunday at 1 o'clock
20 attend Brother Walton Bretnells
funeral.
GUY THOMPSON, Sachem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03

All deposits made prior 10 Jan. l 2
will draw 4 percent interest from
Jan. / at North Side Trust & Saving.
hank.-Adv. still
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
MAN IN THE STREET
MAN - nm sTREET-

This coiIUa was written Tor The
sunday edition OF the News-TimCs.
uut because ~ tho urgency OF use "
news matter. did not appear. The
lew wear is now vel. under way but
we make this explanation 80 that
our greetings may not appear IN
teEUoually t8ra-.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
Fnrms nj land for sd.

AZ IDEAL FARM I'm an ideal location.
seven room house big barn. pig pens,
corn cribs big silo. twC-caT garage
With concrete moor. four acres ~ blk
timber, % acres of pasture adjoining
which can be rented at s. per year.
The farm is 69 acres good dark loan
soif St Joe r1ver runs along one side
and II has the best boat landing along
the rive. This j. the farm FOR you.
price. $500. VIII take a house iu
south bend. Nishawska or River Park
as payment This farm viii De sold IN
10 DAYS. Get busy n you want "a farm
Hastings. IL s. Church st. phone H.
or 1919, ask Tor Lonergan. III
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
Help Wanted. Ecmale.

4 FTEST CLASS STENOGRAPHEE-
Wanted Splendid opportunity. good
saIarv. must have three years or more
eXperisucr Write N.Y.. News Times.
JIsbs-vaka III
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03
MiShaWaRa
Classified
lost and Found

Lost and Found. 10
LOST-LADIES' METAL top bag, black
satin. embroidered bon blue and gold.
containing black i-athcr purse with
about - ln change. also papers bearing
owners nnmc and address. Finder
leave go T. ". Lawrence ST. or cali
Nfshawaka IN Reward It.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03

Articles Fer sale. 81
CARROTS sale 5. Union So
box - lLS
GOOD IWO-Seated cutter also single
cutter NcDoweus Livery, 81 )
Main o. -StO
TRFSSED HOGS FOR SALE-Wiu dress
from 100 TO L. pounds. call Garfield
Il FL zSlI
POS Just WEENED-For sale. Eli
gfbfe o. register One young male nog
and spring gifts eligible 20 register
and immuued. cali Garfield u, -
TTMHFRS-Odd Jobs Of timbers from
bv as 60 10 by los. from eight 20
thrifty feet long. FOR sale az Iod +. 9th
Rooms Without Board. 6s
NAN 81. n. I3l4-Two light house
keeping rooms Adults only. Phone
Nlishawaka Oh. OTTO
Apartments and Flats "a
GROVE w, 1g1-For rent downstairs
ROOMS. private entrance. no children.
Inquire II vs.. Grove
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03

1t Is litue U.s. % leeislate any /
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03

And II some Of these concerns
with capital stock inflated by alleged
stock dividends expect 10 earn on
their wind this new year. they are
going 10 have an awakening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03

Automobiles for sale Il
1919 DODGE summer top.
Good condition Phone Nishawuka
t-.s pa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03

The president is confident that
history Will vihdicate him. History
Will as certainly vindicate him as
hysteria has eviscerated kim.
The short skirts frequently ex-
plain why the Christmas stocking
has been supplanted by the Christ
mas tree. You can decorate two
trees with what il would take 70
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-03

DRESSED HOGS FOR SALE-Wu dress
from 100 TO L. pounds call Garfield
81 -NtI