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The New York herald., 1921-11-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Nanhatian-MisceIlaneous.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS.


Vicinity of Riverside Drive and 10th st,
elevator apartment house. Rents $3.50
Price sos 900 Desirable terms.
Vicinity of Broadway and 18TH 81. large
apartment house (no elevator, and .
rooms. Rents $2l 600. Price $4,000. De-
sirabe terms.
Vicinity of Broadway and 1s1st ST., apart
ment house, 20 rooms on floor; ! aad
rooms. Very low rents 81. 200. should be
SIi 900. only about >! per rOoDl Price SJJ.-
H. r. WOOD. 900 BROADWAY.
A BEAUTIFUL gentlemans residence: sec
ton Grand Corcourse; viii sacrifice. Phone
Fordham 1916.
THREE story private house. 3 blocks from
subway. adjoining Broadway; hardwood.
open fireplace, electric light. in good order.
can be bought with $4,000 cash; immediate
huying; possession. 1910 Herald. Harlem.
q STORY high class elevator apt. hoi,se.
l0oXio; first mortgage. 100000; prIee' ice
900 cash. So COO low rents S3T 600
netting $4,000. COUGHLAN co, INC.
zoe West 72d 81.
$1,000 CASH.
balance 10 year first mortgage, purchases
Two five story. cold water tenements; renting
RYAN CO. 1io West i25th
$40. 600 cash viii buy @ story elevator.
terms; $4,000 rent; price about = times
the rent small apartments. LAWYER, -
l34i Herald. Harlem.
s. coo cash needed; 3h story. 10 room DWELL
=. -----.--
Borough OF Brony--SaIe or Rent.
GREAT BARGAIN-Bronx, new law So. COO
cash necessary. KIRCHN;R. 1917 Frank
lin av.
Plot. corner l7sth and Walton; 5oxiOo
price st6.0 900. FORSTER. 724 Sth av
WEST BRONX.
PRIVATE DWELLING. ROOMS.
BATH. . TOILETS. ALL IMPROVE
MENTS: 4RICTiY PRESIDENTIAL
SECTION; S12,JG0; MUST BE IN
SPECIFIED APPRECIATE ITS
VALUE.
BOELsEN. 1869 UNpERCIIFF Av.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AMER. REALTY CO. 200 Broadway buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx p-opeItes.
ASHFORTH & CO.
50i 9Th av. Tel. Oii2 Murray Hill.
SAMUEL KRONsKY. INC, Real Estate
Mar6ridge Building. Broadway aid Bath ST.
Tel. IT2 Fitzroy.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Miscellaneous.

SELL. or exchange. ten acre farm near
Tampa, fin.: ten acres eastern Oregon
fruit land what offer? 517 Herald. $50
Bwav.
rARMs for sale. catalogue free STROCT
FARM AGENCY. hox T.. 40 Nassau ~.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

IF JACK FREEMAN. former member Of
Rivoli Club, Bronx. will communicate with
Box 953, 200 Gable Building. he will learn
something to his advantage.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

CHAUFFEUR, or lady IN Cadillac limousine,
saw accident IN Central Park. 10th st.
drive, east OF 5th av., Oh October 25. 1921.
ceased. Z aa2 Herald. Fulton at.
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Long Island.

CHRISTIAN couple will share bungalow
home with couple; board; garage. Eosiyn
450M.
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Borough Of Manhnttan-MIscelisueous.

A coap q story house. with ~ rooms con
---srs- c5-v-s-- rDx svnr.-v' rot water.
heat, s23. 500; little cash; po--cssion. FoRST.
2O1 West tt5th RI.
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New Jersey.

TO LET IN the beautiful new Harding
Apartments 3-5-6. large outside rooms and
bstb ,nodern throughout, elevator service,
ono Potter Mace, Clifton Park, Wchaw-
ien. superintendeut on premises.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED

Above 59th St.-Jth Av. TO North River.
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FOREST HILLS GARDENS, I; i:
NEW APARTMENTS BY STATION.
snacious 3-a-5 room suites; elevator BLDG.
Uousekceping or Splendid Service in
4 GARDENS TEA ROOM.
~ minutes on electric train 10 N. Y. O..
write for FREE Booklet
CtjYoN T.. c. EARLE, Agent,
a yltl fltlTOt VcNt---s
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6oyERNEss, nursery. English. desires ro-
sition In refined family: physical care. en-
tire charge: would like to go South for win
ter; excellent references. l. 2i18 Herald,
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COvERNESS (French-Swiss>. graduats
teacher, desires visiting engagements. al
ternoons evenings; children. adults; all
school branches, French, English. German.
music deficient children carefully trained;
highcat references. NJ 22o9 Herald. Her
The New York herald., 1921-11-08

COOK and chambcrmaid-waitress nurse
two friends want positions with family
going TO Florida for winter: b. two colored
girls, with first class reference. Mrs.
Wingfield. 12j w. 142d st.
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COOK. woman with. baby. IS months. wishes
position, houscwoft best reference. Write.
Mrs. Menu, 31i9 Twoadway, New York city.
COOK--French; middle aged: $40; reference.
7. 2i2S Herald. Herald 81.
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146 EAST list ST,
Above 5sth s..--5ih Az. to North River.
Washington Heights. Above 125tb So.
west OF Sti Av.

FOUR story brownstone; electricity: $4,000 /;
possession AT West 14sth 81, (Convcnt av)
MARBLE TITLL.-Immediato possession at
tractiyc home, convenient subway. 8 rooni3,
Improvements; Satage; bargain Sl2,IVp;
mortgage 81, 600, tcrfns. - Van COrleaf
place Telephone Marble 35IS.
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Borough os Ouecns.
Long Island.

TT ..rrIrfpsT - 4 rooms, all improvements.
Il Toledo a. Telephone Ncwtown 21n5.
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NEPONSiT-Beautiful home. main street.
one block ocean: also lot plot; wide
avenue: sacrificed: owner leaving town.
MARTIN, $50 Beach l4ith 81. Telephone
rfelle Harbor 2O00
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NORTH SHORE-House. 8 rooms. BATH .
garage. ~ acre plot; perfect condition /;
exclusive. restricted section: - minutes from
city near water: price ST 800, 500 mort
gage. 5O9o cash; no agents. l. 2125 Herald,
Herald so.
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Sportinq Notes

Adj Santel, the oldtme wrestler, Is
making an exhibition tour Of Japan
Halifax wants to entertain the Ca
madam amateur swimming champion
ships this summer,
Portland, Ore, is preparing to hold
two.day motorcycle racing meet on
the Rose City speedway at the end of
May.
Rocky Kansas, the crack Buffalo
lightweight, will swap punches with
Johnny Dundee in a 10-round con
test at Milwaukee on April q,
Eighty boxers and wrestlers par
ticipated in the annual Pacific North
west amateur championships at
Portland, Ore
John C. Welty president of the Ma
tional Trotting Association, is breed
ing three mares to Dillon AXworthy,
I2:10 IA,
The Anglo-American sport compe-
t.tions scheduled for the coming
summer will include about everything
from golf to rifle shooting,
The coming track and field champ
ionships of the Intercollegiate Associ
alton of Amateur Athletes of Ameri-
ca at the Harvard Stadium Will be the
18th annual meet of the association.
Victoria at Vancouver and Yakima
at Tacoma is the way the four clubs
! of the new Pacific International
League will line up for the seasons
opening games on May 8.
/ One of the biggest dog shows in
| the Northwest this year will be the
annual exhibition of the Puget Sound
Kennel Club, which is to hold forth
lin Seated during first week of May
| Billy p. Purtell, one-tme big
Reaguer and last season with the
Akron international league team, is
to pilot the Vancouver team in the
Pacific international league this sea
Gor.
A match which has been hanging
fire for some time has been finally
clinched The big fellows who will
clash in it are Bill Brennan, the Chi
cago heavyweight, and Sailor Jacl
Carroll. They will come together il
a - round bout to be staged at Co
lumbus, o., on May 3.
The southwestern league, one o
the most promising of the new base
ball organizations to make its debu
this year, will begin its season OF
April u, with Miami playing at Musk
ogee, Sapulpa at Bartlesvile, Par
sons at Independence, and Coffey
VILE at Pittsburg.
President Hickey is to be tn,
whole Judge and jury when it come
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TodaY,s Anniversaries.

Camden, the English Lord
Chancellor who opposed the
taxation of the American col
onies, died in London. Born
in 1913.
1S14-Congress authorized the col
lection and preservation of
flags. standards, and colors cap
tured by the land or naval
forces Of the United States.
1S67-Charles Dickens was entertain
ed in New York by the press of
the United States,
lS74-The funeral of DR.. Livingstone,
the great African explorer,
took place in Westminster
Abbey.
NATURALIZATION in London Times
of a letter in facsimile purport-
ing to have been written by Mr.,
Parnell in extenuation of the
Phoenix Park murders.
Earthquake followed by fire
laid large section of San
Francisco in ruins.
1909-The massacre Of 1000 persons
at Astrabad, Persia, was report
cd
l912-The entrance to the Dardanel-
les was bombarded by an ltal-
ian fleet,
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In the Days News

Myron T. Herrick, who is return
ing to Paris as the American ambas-
sador to France, served in that capaci
ty from February, 1912, to December,
1914, and during the first months of
the great war he was able to make
his official place of influence in the
French capital one of conspicuous ser
vice to humanity. He is native of
Ohio, stud ed at Oberlin College, en-
tered the legal profession, then gradu
ally was identified with financial in
terests and became a banker. His
career in politics began with service
IN the city council of Cleveland. Then
he was taken into the Republican
State committee. and began to be
sent to national conventions. From
1903 to 1906 he was governor of Ohio,
and in 1916 he was the unsuccessful
Republican nominee for United
States senator. Mr. Herrick has the
distinction of being the first Ameri-
can ever to receive the Grand Cross
of the Legion of Honor
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Today's Birthdays

Charles NJ, Schwab, a poor boy who
became a great leader in American
industry born at Williamsburg, Pa,
SO years ago today.
Bishop James Atkins, Of the Metho
d st Episcopal Church, South, born at
Knoxville, Ten, Il years ago today
Clarence S. barrow, Chicago attor-
ney, prominent for his participation
in cases involving organized labor,
born at Knsman, o., GA years ago
today.
Edward b. Almon. representative
n Congress of the Eighth Alabama
district, born at Moulton, Ala, CT
years ago today
Johnny Kilbane, champion feather
weight pugilist, born at Cleveland, %
years ago today.
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Today's Events

Centenary of the birth of Heinrich
Barth, famous German explorer and
autho:.
Fifteenth anniversary of the earth.
quake and fire which laid large part
of San Francisco in ruins.
Ontario is to vote today on a pro,
posal to prohibit the importation of
liquor into the Province.
The Continental Congress of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will assemble today in Washing
ton, d. c.
Five thousand delegates are expect
ed in Chicago today for a national
convention of the American Associa-
ton for the Recognition of the Irish
Republic
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, who was
naminated recently for the position
of provost Of the University of Pen.
nsylvania, is expected to be elected
at the meeting of the trustees today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-18

/ think | can see the precise and
distinguishing marks of national char.
acter more in these nonscnslcal mi.
nrtia than in the most important
matters Of state; where great men OF
all nations talk, and talk so much
alike that would not give nlnepence
to choose among them.-Sterne,
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to fning players in the American as
ISOLATION this season The utmost
penalty that the umpires vii be per-
mitted to nfict VII be to put play
ers out OF the game. They may,
however, recommend a fine to Pres :
dent Hickey
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WANTED---At once, competent cook.
Mrs George Hawks, 294 South St 7Stf.
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WANTED

MANUFACTURERS to plow to draw
away ashes Tel STIR. S2t6"
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WANTED-To hear from owner hav-
ing farm for sale. state cash price and
full description, John J. Black, Yer
mont street, Chippewa Falls Wiscon-
sin. Sit6.
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WANTED

WANTED-Used Roadster in first
class condition. Buick or Essex pre-
ferred, Best cash offer Box 202 S2tf
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WANTED-Girl for homework. Ap-
ply at 1913 Union st. Good place for
the right party TAFT.
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MISCELLANEOUS

IOST-Thursday in the village, pos
sibly between Imperial avenue ana the
Conversational church an old fash
toned gold cross entwined by three
gold leaves. Finder please return to
Mrs. NJ II, Nichols, Imperial Ave. and
receive reward S2tf.
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Leaders

Same standard quality silkworm gut in
our leaders as used on the sneled hooks.
We have them in and foot, single and
double, several colors and grades ranging
from 10c to SOC each. W
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Baskets

For the first season since the war an
importation has been made of the split
willow baskets. We have been fortunate
In securing few of two sizes and expect
larger ones in few days.
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FOR SALE-Dry wood-Four foot
wood. $500 per cord; stove wood, S1l. 90
per cord Phone 1853 Ring. S. Slt6+
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FOR SALE--At reasonable price a
very comfortable little place at No. 112
Grove street, consisting of a l u story
dwelling good lot with large and eX-
cellent garden. Eary possession in the
event of sale, Apply to Charles N.
Powers, Savings Bank Bilding. 79t6
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If you haven't fixed up your old rod yet
and it's worth your time to do so, remem-
Der we have winding silk, guides, tip rings,
ferrules, ferrule cement, rod varnish, etc.
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FOR SALE-Baled hay delivered any
who're. also Lowell Animal Fertilizer.
l.. r Percy tel. 41S-W. 7itf,
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Flies

Our old standard quality silk tied arti-
Iicial trout flies come back. The best we
have had since the scarcity caused by war
conditions. We have in stock over sixty
different varieties and enough for every
body. Price, $3.50 per dozen; 2 for 25c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-18

Bait Boxes, Leader Boxes, Fly Books
and all the fixin's to complete the anglers
kit.
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FOR SAIE-The Cromack property,
corner Main and Branch streets. two
tenement house, garden and barn.
George A. Mathers. Adm, Estate Of Sar-
ah Cromack, 115 South st, 7Stf
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Perhaps one of the largest varieties of
rods we have ever carried due to the fact
we have sampled several different makes
this year in addition to lines regularly
stocked.
Split Bambo and Steelvine, 1925 to $500
Steel Rods $3.50 up.
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FOR SALE-Small place just outside
the village limits Easy terms Geo. NJ
Hawks Hawks Block 435 Main St 71tf.
The Washington times., 1921-01-27

Henry G. Myers has bou6ht from
John d. LAnnon . thrss-story brick
building at the northwest eosnae 81
Cam0ron and Pitt strsstA.
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Warren G. Harding Is Now
Fun-Fledged Member
Of City Club.

President-eiect Warren a. Hard
ing has Naocepted honorary mem
bership In the City Club and has
expressed q desire to become per-
sonaIly acquainted with the mem
bers.
A committee composed Of Barry
Buiklsy and ", 4. Stock was ap-
pointed TO notify the President
elect 81 his eleetisA
The Washington times., 1921-01-27
POLICEMEN SLAIN IN
NEW RIOTS IN INDIA

LONDON, Jan. a7.-A new out
break of riotinR In tho Indian prov
insss Of Oudh and Agra. in which po-
liosmsn were killed was reported In
a dispatch from Allahabad today.
A detachment of policemen who
had been detailed to preserve order,
was attacked by a mob.
The Washington times., 1921-01-27
Loses Mustache In Fire.

DBTROIT, Mich, Jan. 7T.-Fira IN a
tire store at "a Cadillac square de-
streyed seven inner tubes worth e3t
and one thighly-cultivated mustache
Sam Yessem. proprietor Of the estab.
iishment, suffered both losses. The
flames ienited his mustache, which
was burned completely OF.
The Washington times., 1921-01-27

The Parent -TeachsrT Associatics
will give An oyatsr supper IN tn
Westminster Building this evening
the proceeds fro.n the supper vii, q
to the track fund At the Alexandrs
High School. OF! ..,s
The Washington times., 1921-01-27
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints-DriveS Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
glad relief it gives.
Get a jar at once from he nearest
drug store. 1t is clean, white oint.
ment, made with the oil If mustard.
Better than a mustard plaster and hoes
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed oni
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of Jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group. stuff
heck, asthma, neuralgia. pleurisy. rheu.
matism, lumbago, pain md aches ofthe
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colds OF
The chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
35c and Csc jars; hospital size 800
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FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
Free Trial of a Method That Anyone
Can Use Without Discomfort
or Loss of Time .-

we have . method for ths control of
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we especially want to send n 20 thoss
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We want to show everyonA at our expsns~,
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You Never
Forget Pyramid
rAs Relief Makes You a Firm Frte.1
fer All Time aad Ssu Pass the
Good Word Along

pyrsmid % Piis suppositeries @ what W il
means to get relief from itching.
The Washington times., 1921-01-27
Cured dhiS RUPTURE

vas badly ruptured wAns itfttss .
~unh several years age, tSsstses ss,d ~
su,y hope OF cure was an spssst,-@, Tssssss
Sid me no good Finally I o.. sstS VI
venethins that quickly sBd ss~spistsiy
SUI 81 me tesrs nave pssssa -vsi ..s rus
tsrs has neVss returned, sItaOssa ana
wss no operation, no lost time, pc trsab,s,
I have nothing 10 sell, but uiil siys fail
Attenuation about how yos may hnd .
vrita To me, BoEene NJ, puiisa, CsSpeates,
GEO hercetius ANebus, Aaaasasan, N, J,
Setter cut ssi this notisa and shoS II to
any athets who are rBttarsd-yeu ma ,
ssta life ~ at least staH the missry Of
~ ture asd the worry sas aaAsss ef a.
sgsfsttos
The Washington times., 1921-01-27

orrhssds.
ASK the nearest druggist any
50 cent box. BE sure you get Pyr-
amid Pile Suppositories and take no
substitute.
Pyramid has certainly brought q
world Of comfort to a great host of
people who suffered, many for years.
If you would like a free sample,
send your name and address to PR
amid DRUG. Co, oos Pyramid Bldg.
Marshall Mich.
The Washington times., 1921-01-27
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Board Of Tax Review Will Hear
Petitions Three Evenings.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan 17.-C"urt-
land H. Davis, chairman OF the lcCa'
board OF review. will hold mastinss =
in the City Hail on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday evenings to hear peti
tions against State tax assessments.
II 10 stated that all complaints must
be either made in person, By attorney.
or by letter addressed 10 tho chai..
man Of the board Of tax review.
The Washington times., 1921-01-27

TIE msmbsrs Of KavanaugA cS1yt
No. u. Daughters OF Isabella Will
give . supper at the Lyceum Hall this
evening. Tho proceeds Will 20 70 the
building fund of st. Anthony's Chapei.
In Fairfax county. The supper viii be
repeat Cd tom orrow evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-18
PITY the Groom.

The marrying woman justice notes
that it's the bridegrooms who are
EN- barrassed and the brides who are
calm when the marriage ceremony
is being performed. Her comment:
THE agitation of the men, while
the women are composed leads me
20 the conclusion that the marriage
state is or a shifting basis.
Women have become financially
free 10 a great extent, and face their
freedom. Men are beginning to
doubt their supremacy; likewise TO
waver.
Love comes about much in the
old way, marriage comes about al
most as il used TO: but married life
and divorce are greatly different
than even "a decade ago.
why have families come down to
one or two children Because the
large family is Jhe reason for sub
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-18
CASSOPOLIS OFFICIAL
MUST SECURE BONDS

Special 90 The south Bond Nevs-TImes
NILES. Mich April I--C0untY
treasurer Don HurIbut Of Cdssopo-
Us must obtain 100000 bonds within
a stated time or acknowledge him
SET disqualified 90 continue in or
nee This ulumaum was an
noHnced by the supervisors after
his bondsmeu. the Dowagiac Ma
tionaI bank and the Cassopolis
state bank withdrew their bonds
as surety Hurlourt summoned be-
fore the board. denied any irregu-
ianty in the payments on the Dow
a giac river drain and announced he
would compel the county Go obtain
bondsmen for him in he Official ca-
paeity. Withdrawal OF the banks
from Hurlburs bond followed three
weeks after the beginning OF the
Investigation in-o rhe expenditures
ons drain matters in the last six
wears
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-18

ordination on the part of the
mother; yes. and the daughters.
Opposes Divorce.
DO l believe in divorce No.
believe that the whole conception of
humanity must change, and the
manner i'm which people approach
each other must change. Religion
is no longer enough. Neither is
man-made law enough. What must
enter now is the spiritual concep-
ton Of marriage"
Miss O'Neill thinks that the mod
ern lover is a less ardent wOoer than
ne was in the days of silk stockings
and knee buckles. Though being
single she hesitates to give her
views on this matter. She is, as she
says. "a lover Of the great outdoors,
whose attention has been turned to-
ward animals"
p s. 40. Miss ONeil does not
kiss the groom; and she sees no rea-
son why the groom should kiss her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-18
asst. Atty. Gen. Vm Fleet
ViSitS Family in This City

Vernon W Van Fleet. first assist
ant To L. 5 Atty. Gen. Daugherty.
visited his family and friends in this
city over the weekend Mr.. Van
Fleet was summoned to Washington.
u. g., shortly after Pres't Harding
was inaugurated. and since that time
has been special advisor to the at
torney general Mr.. Van Fleets trip
to South Bend was made for the pur-
pose of arranging details for moving
his family to the capitol city
He is we'll known i'm South Bend.
having served two terms as Judge OF
the 81. Joseph circuit court He was
also pre-convention campaign man
ager for Indiana for Pres't Harding.