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Evening journal., 1921-10-21
Relief Administration Work

q. The American Relief Administra-
hon. OF which Herbert Hoover is
chairman, is a private charity and
has no governmental connection. Mr..
lfioover's duties as Secretary OF Com
merce are entirely separate and dis
ltnct from his work as chairman Of
the Relief Administration. IL will
he recalled that when Mr.. Hoover
accepted appointment to the Cabinet
he stipulated that he be permitted
'lto continue direction. OF the relief
ictivities in which he was interest
led.
| During the year 1920 the Ameri-
can Relief Administration provided
lone nourishing meal a day to a
maximum of 3.27s.O7s children in
FINLAND. Esthonia. the Jamburg
lTegion of Russia, Latvia. Lithuania.
lPoland. Czecho-Slovakia. Austria,
!. a.3ugo-Slavia and Armenia. In 1921
the chlld-feeding was confined to
iCzecho-Slovah. Poland, Austria and
Hungary. II has recently been all
but discontinued in Czecho-Siovakia.
that country's condition having i'm
'lrroved 10 a remarkable degree. and
It is anticipated that Hungary will
lSshortly be able TO take care OF its
Iown children. Austria and Poland
|are still dependent upon American
Ihelp.
When Maxim Gorky in the latter
Ipart Of last July issued his appeal
TO the people OF the world on be
-af OF his starving countrymen, the
IAmerican Relief Administration had
n its warehouses at Danzig. Ham
burg, Riga and Reval-all within
easy shipping distance OF Russin-
Iiarge stores OF balanced rations.
These rations we're the sort which
scientifc determination and the ex-
lberience of the A. r. A.. had ss-
tablished as the most effective to re-
tstore the health OF under-nourished
fchildren.
u The recovery Of Czecho- -Slovahia
and Hungary. the offer OF Poland 10
Eprovide the -four and sugar requisite
'ftor her own child feeding program
and the falling prices OF foodsmns
had made available not only large
torres OF foodstuffs but credits as
weil. II was ascertained that the
n american Relief Administration had
resources sufficient to feed 100000
8Russian children for a year.
This Mr.. Hoover offered 10 do n
9his reply to Mr.. Gorxy. provided the
. oviet authorities compiled with Ger.
tain conditions. Il was the third
time that Mr.. Hoover had made ar
ittempt to extend the relief opera.
Nuons OF the American Relief Ad
Nministration into Russia. In tn,
Hsutumn of 1920 an offer was mad,
by the A. r. A.. to give relief {,
Russia on exactly the same basis OF
Hhich IT was then operating in eigh
Ecountries. At that time the Rus
, san government declined, sayini
that it would receive the food a
is ports II the a. r. A., wished 4
y end IL but would not permit tn
A. r. A.. to distribute It in Russia
. Iater. in February 1921, the A. r
A.. sent wireless messages to tn
Russian government requesting per
Egission TO give relief along tn
Polish Russian frontier. To thi
he Russian authorities replied tha
khey could only deal with the Unitei
Estates Government officially.
In August. 1921, acting in his ca
nNacity as chairman OF the American
Relief Administration. Mr.. Hoove
sent Walter Lyman Brown, directo
Cor Europe Of the A. r. A.. TO Rig
Evening journal., 1921-10-21

want to help their friends in Russia
As In it's operations elsewhere.
the American Relief Administration
considers itself the trustees OF TIC
American people in Russia The
money which enables Il to feed Rus
sian children came from the pockets
OF the men and women OF the u. S.
IL was in order to give assurance
that this trusteeship be faithfully
carried out that Mr.. Hoover insist
ed that all American food sent into
Russia be under the control of the
director OF the American Relief Ad-
ministration from the moment Il en-
tered that country until II entered
the stomachs OF the children foi
whom II was intended.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit

No-To-Bac has helped thousands
to break the costly. nerve-shattering
tobacco habit whenever you have q
longing for a smoke or chew, just
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet
in your mouth instead. All desire
stops. Shortly the habit is COM
pleteiy broken, and you are better
of mentally, physically. financially.
It's so easy, so simple. Get box OF
No-To-Bac and II It doesn't re-
lease you from all craving for to-
bacco in any form, your druggist
will refund your money without
question.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21
FOUR CECIL BOYS
GET SCHOLARSHIPS

Special TO The Evening Journal
ELKrON. Nd. oct 2i.-Elkton
friends Of Mrs Edna Bell Nrwcomb
who resided In Eikton. few years
ago. have receives The announce
ment OF her ulspLsage 10 samuel J..
Giles. Of Colorado Springs
The following Cecil County boys
have secdrad scholarships in the
Engineering department OF the
Johns Hopti1s Universally Bani-
more Malcolm Ricketts, Gilpn.
Eikton and w W. Aldrien. T.. w
Jackson and W. T. Anderson. OF
Cccilton.
The annual Donation Days OF
Union Hospital. Elkton. Is being held
today and tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21

The Want Ads featuring transpor-
tation will be largely answered 20
morrow. and during the coming
week. Il will be well to advertise
rooms to rent.
Evening journal., 1921-10-21

r1T- TTTr
look feel your friends say
will tell their story two weeks test viii
surprise you.
Of Msstiu
OF
should who OBJECTS
vIfAMONthe original genuine
do
Mssin's - -
Danforth's Drug Drug Cappeau
Evening journal., 1921-10-21

YOUR WEIGHT INDICATES YOUR HEALTH
ARE YOU GAINING OR LosINC7
II you want that hrm-fssh Pep" and healthy
rlovs Of youthful beauty, eat whatever you like
but he sure 10 take two yeast VTTAMoN Tab
lets With every meal TO supply the prseious
vitaninss your foods lack Then watch the
truly smarinE results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

women hold button day FOR party
funds
- Dr robert Ivcrson Hicks. OF
kielimond, dies In WASHINGTON
:o.-unIted states Government re
stores the property OF =. X Victor
"a owner. bankers opon FIRE on meth
obs used ~ the Reserve Board
2i-Governor calvin Coolidge aud
party nrr.yc here Great Britain
faces railroad strike.
22.-Nirsin!a Real Estate Exchange
liz 'or:'icd. Hal Chase. FORMER league
player. Is indicted hy Cook County.
III. grand jury for his part In base
ball scandal
~ Governor Joseph W. Folk. OF
Missouri speaks here Herman s
RenmH. superintendent OF Richmond
Cedar works. dion In AHhryiilc \. G.
walter LOWS Clack dies a:
hospital Ia Baltimore. Unions turn
down working contract wan Virginia
Hallway and Power Company,
"a Teronc" MIcSwiney dies OF
hunger IN London lnll King Alex
anlor OF Greco" dies a. Athens,
26-Fire in Old ST James Hotel
On Twelfth street cnuscs $4,000 loss
:7-Dcmocrats hold ana. rally for
Cox. Woinen'a Democratic Club
stages rally in Monroe Park
eS.--Fa rrers plan 10 hold their
crops for higher pricrs
as.-Charlcs FRANKLIN Bradley dies.
Police take lteps 10 check series Of
bold rObberies.
7O.-Wom.n OF Virginia send mes
sage o, cheer 10 President Wilson.
Senator Garter Glass addrcSges
largest audience OF virginia cam.
ps'gm, Spreading before $4,000 IN Nor-
folk Martial law ~ established IN
Moscow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
FOR RED, COARSE,
SHINY SKINS AND
ROUGH CDMpI.EXIONS

- place Of powder, use pr Biairs
Cream Of Cucumber. Powder Ills
up the pores OF the skin, producinS
N unhealthy condition. whilo Dr.
g'alr's Cream OF Cucumber renders
he skin beautifully clear. soft.
smooth nnd healthy Takes tho red
icss and sting out az wlui-burncd
)mpIcNion and is excellent Tor chap
% hands ard face.
10. 8la!r's Cream of Cucumber ia
guaranteed TO contain essence Of Gu
eumbor. viii not rub. dust or bIow on
Ike powder. it's presence cannot bc
detected md one application lists all
dhy. J, is soothing and refreshing.
ana considered tho mos; refined and
exquisite o: all complexion rrcpara-
IONS
rr Blair'R Cream Or Cucwnhcr VIII
not grow i'm !r. hut does prevent black
heads. and viii, IN time. remove all
vr!nlsics, SOC ana SI.OG. In white and
nrsh color. At all drug and depart
meut storcs.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
NOVEMBER.

l.-Pr-Hidcn. WhceIwr!gh; an
nounces that street car company wal.
-cxpend surplus NJ ;92i,iS5 IN better
rntnts. Thieves raid Now York Rich
moud steamer and carry on clothing
2.-Hhrding elected president OF
the Uuitcd states by h!Egcst major
ity in history Women attend gr-a;
political rally II John Marshall au-
dUorium. STATE assumes control o:
Negro Reformatory.
3.--Jamcs Il. Pace. Jr., chosen city
treasurer Death OF George " Ste
veus. president OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio.
4-Senato- julien Dunn nominated
for United states District Attorney by
President; Wilson. Mnsons observe
iGsth anniversary OF Initiation OF.
George Washington
5.-Fuucrai OF President stevens
Policeman Paul hcroIcauy rescues
child from impending death
6-Fune!al Of Z. II. G. Cabeii In
Nelson County Virginia Tech defeats
Richmond University.
state divisions OF American Lee
g!on Secrets committee 20 cooperate
wi'h w Memorial Commission. Ri.
na'5.a ineD OF railways arrive for
meeting
h.chmomd Shippers win import
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

protest against revival OF IN Kiux
Khan.
S.--iiichmond opcas war against
rats Miss Mary Johnston. M!ss Ellen
Glasgow and Mrs Beverly II. Nun
ford are hrst women initiated into
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity AZ WI.
liam and Mary College
Police justice John Ingram as
su'ncs office and faces long docket.
Genera! Robert Georges Neville OF;
France. visits Richmond.
g. William j. norahan is elected
president OF Ch"sapeakc ana ohio
hallway 10 succeed the late George
". stevens. Estate Of the late
Samuel 7. Morgan. OF Richmond. is
valued at s2.27O.si25C.
s.-Firs; big drop ia local prices o.,
foodstuTs is recorded Norfolk and
western Railway is confronted with
strike.
lo-Bramc's men. operating from
Richmond office. declared TO capture
half u!e stilIs seized in this country
ireland is placed under martial law.
ll.--Times- Dispatch opens its nm
nrai fund for Opportunities" Branch
johnson Is elected prcs.den, OF Rich.
mond Democratic Club.
City OF Cork. ireland ,s Iaid in
ruins By incend!arlcs walter reed
Hospital. in waShingtor i, 0rod nv
'nadman who loses his Tie In flames.
i3.-Jamcs G. Tlnsiey. wealthy
hnancier. dies at Ills homo near m.
city. House OF Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
DECEMBER.

Gabriel D'Annunz!o declares
war on I;aiy. General Aware Obre-
sou takes oath Of office as Prasi-
dent Of Mexico.
2.--Govcrnor Wcstmoreland Davis
formerly enters the race for United
states Senate against Senator Claude
a swanson, Local women open drive
10 boost E!1tmoac made products.
a.-one thousand shots are fired In
moonsh!ne battle noar Lexington. Ky.
Secretary OF State colby leaves
Washington on diplomatic mission TO
South America.
fudge Edmund waddnl. of
United states District Court. Eastern
District of Virginia. rebukes pro.
hihit!on agent FOR seizure of au,omo.
hale Jews in New York question tn.
LEGALITY Of SUNDAY enforcement lava
1.-l.ocai clergy makes yisorou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

ant eases against tho railroads In
matter or switching charges.
9.--Death In birmingham OF VIII
por nun. Norman Caii heads Wed
nesday Club. President Harding in
v!ted to ltIchnoad
l0.--Jack Harris, Pullman car thief,
gets ten years for work hero.
I.-lt!chmond observes second Ar
mlstice Day and warmly welcomes
the men who served overseas Gov
crnor names u Price Wlthers as
judge FOR Danvlile.
l2-Govcrnor names Or. Ennion g
williams as state Iier!th Commits
s!oncr. DIR. J. Fulmcr Bright recog-
n!zed by war Department az Colonel
OF First Virginia Regiment.
l3.--RichmDnd Cedar Works alb
sosbed BY Timber Products Company.
ai.o- issucs Red Cross appeal
..-Death of Joseph w Biiley.
Tablet unveiled In Blues Arrnory In
memory o. dead overseas.
l5.--Large class of candidates for
higher degrees in Scottish Rite Ma
sons. BAPTIST Conference Discusses
striking obey" from marriage ccre-
mony.
iG-pr George W. Mcdaniel heads
Virginia Baptist Association. state
Press Association condemns methods
% certain publicity" men.
~. virginia Railway and Power
Company declares 8 per cent dividend
on s7c:9.o90' preferred stock South
era homeopathic Medical Association
ccnvenes at Jefferson
IS Miss Bear. trained nurse. mar
rowly misses death In boiler cspIo
sion In Chiffon Apartments Zap
lists condemn dancing ut church
schools.
ie.--Mayor Ainsle asks council TO
pay Director OF Public Works ;l2.-
coo Red Cross cnrolls 2.2ii mem
bcrs IN local campaign
2o.--I.andun e. Johnson. crippled
MESSENGER boy. arrested FOR rnisuse
OF malls and officers and $1,000 worth
"t goods In his room. Body or Pr,-
vate John ". Doniey reaches Rich
mona from France for burial.
81 Death OF Justice John ].
crUtchnc!I.
22.-stfcet railway company pre-
scis;s blanket" petition for thirty
year franc!!se for all lines.
.2.-council Finance Committee
recommend. 81 100000 bond issue FOR
schools Funeral ot Justice Cru,ch :
field
"a Jefferson Hotel sold to Colonel
Charles l. ConsoIvo and associates
for fi,25Ocoo. Death OF Dy. Moses
II. Hogo. il WIN Of Joseph W. Biz
Icy urohated. leaving thousands 10
charities
20 Mrs. = Il Mun,o-d reports
$4,000 raised for be,ter:nent OF
schools by cooperative Eluca,iona!
Association.
:G.-John l.. Ingram indorsed ny
Richmond Bar FOR police Justice. "
Il. Smtthey elected president State
Teachers Association.
2T.-Judge Richardson rules that
woman noa-'esident can vote a, Same
precinct with husband rcsiden, in
Virginia. Officers get ;hree stills and
100 gallons mash" In IIanrlco.
- Rev Or. J. J. u. Han. o, Phua-
deirhia. preaching at Holy Comforter
church. opposes paid cnoirs in
churches
:: Senator Claude A. Swanson an
nounces tina. he is cand!date for elec-
ton 20 ua!ted States Senate. John
l.. Ingram elected police justice.
Mrs u. r. Muntord made member O:
CITY Schoo! Board
2o.-Rs,reat for tho Sick abandon.
old building and moves 10 handsome
hospital In Yves, End. Big rush "a
pay state ta1eE Organization o:
League OF Virginia Women Voters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
GERMANY HOPES FOR
PEACE WIT j. S. IN 1921
Look on American Action as One
of Few Agreeable hftcrnIaths
Of Lost War.

BERLIHs jan 1.-The feature OF
Hermany's International relations.
which is arousing keen interest on tho
opening OF the new year. is the pros
tect!ve early pcrce with the United
Public opinion views tho coming Of
peace AK ono u the few agreeable
ntternathS OF Tho war This IL partly
because there never was a pronounced
feeling OF hostility 10 America.
There al so j. tn" conviction that the
United states VIII not present stag
Ecring bins for irdciunIti.s and that
commercial relations with the United
states w!ll hr resumed ON a large aud
generous Ecdl"
spring nrlpX OF American tourists
~ also one of comfortable spocu!a-
IONS indulGcd Ia as Il natural result
OF Tho receut American and German
Sh!.ginS agreements.
Fears rntni Cost.
tcrnany enters the new Tcar with
u Er"%;GS s"us" ~ tie gravity pf her
posit.on under the treaty OF Versailles
ANA ~ tile Immcgslty OF tho cost She
war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

Evening Dispatch Nrwsboys' Club is
formed
iS.--Severe earthquake IN Arsen-
tira kil!s many persons. lieutenant
rat" o'Brian. famous aviator and
war hero. committed suicide Ia Los
Angeles.
10. King Constantine I, welcomed
at Athens
2o.--D Kcmper Kellogg is elected
president OF the iiwanis Club. The
ri. Rev. Charles Sumner Buych. d. ID.
Episcopal bishop OF New York. dies
2i.--Acca Temple. order OF the
Mystic shrine, plans 1900. 600 mosque
az Laurel and Main Streets
22.-Emersency taric bin Is passed
in lover branch OF Congress by vote
OF 1856 to So.
crushed TO death between an auto
mobile and lamp post At Seventh and
Main ~Strccts. British cable letter
st!rs State Department.
2i-Chambcr OF Commerce officially
thanks Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison Rag
land for her help ia tho recent cen
sus. Two thousand Chinese are killed
in earthquake.
25.-chr!s;mas Day is celebrated
gu y. Governor Wcs;morcland
Davis exercises executive clemeucy
toward conv!cts.
26.---Magistrate r. L. s.monson IS
charcd Win burning his home In
Chesterfield County Ratio OF d.
vorces Ia Virginia Is announced to
be one In every eight marriages
c1.--Health Workers OF Virginia
gather in convention =; the Jefferson
Hotel. Richmond Rotary Club glvea
Christmas tree to ESQ boys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
.IAMI AUTHORITIES
RELEASE FOUR SUSPECTS
"c Wan Held nnd Another Tnkcn IN
Connection with Theft From

MIAMI. FLA. Jan. Flour OF the
&c suspects arrested yesterday when
iS.coH of the $4,000 stolen at the
'rioik. Va. navy yard last Monday.
a. recovered we're released today
M a sixth man taken into custody.
- more OF the loot has been re-
,vercd.
rhe two mon held by the police
nv" their names as Walter Johnson,
> whom the grip containing the cur
ury was consigned. and George
i"ut. Both are former sailors.
Johnson says he was handed the
rlp containing tho loot by two
.,ltugIrs IA Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Dr.crir,inn Fit. Missing Mcn.

NDItFDLk. VA. ia 1.-TWO OF the
"1 arrested in Miami. Fla. ycster-
~ "a connection with the theft of
1000 frrm tho United States de-
"Oyer Sattcrlcc. are IL. W. j. Meyer,
CONAN, aud ". AShnorc. apprentice
CONAN. IL is believed by officers at
ir navy yard
Tho d, scription of two Of the men
: received from the Florida town
rs thv descriptions OF the ycoman
rd tie apprentice seaman. but there
nothing to identify the other three.
u was said 1T the navy yard today
'ht there are TWO men absent from
nc Satterlcc. out that IL is not be-
eyed they had anything to do with
he disappearance OF the money from
nc sMpply officers room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

Il. or &. Holds Open House.
Richmond Council OF the knights
{ Columbus held am open house for
the reception of their member RS
aud friends in McGill's Hall yesterday
afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-24
MRS. A. HASLANGER
HONORED BY GUILD
Members of Knickerbocker
Body Stage Pleasant Sur
prise-Gift Presented.

Mrs. a. c. Has,anger was most
pleasantly surprised by members OF
the Bishop Knickerbacke Guild Of
ST Pauls Episcopal church last
evening on the occasion OF her de-
parture for California. where she
and her husband will spend the win
ter months and may reside on the
coast permanently. The affair took
place at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
d J. Campbell, 526 Lincoln Way
East. There were p present.
Dainty refreshments were served
while contests also featured part Of
the evening. the winners being Miss
Nellie POmeroy, irst. and Mrs J.
Alvin Scott consO lation. Mrs. Has
LANCER was presented with a Shelf
field bOn-bOn dish as a token of es-
TEEN in which she is held by the
members of the guild. TO which dur
ing her residence in Mishawaka she
has contributed much Of her time
and effort. Graceful and most com
plimentary speeches were made in
behalf Of the guest of the evening.
who feelingly replied. Mr. and Mrs
Haslanger will leave Mishawaka
about the first OF October
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-24
CENTURY.

The Fail style Show. which open
cd its three day engagement AZ the
Century theater last evening. bids
fair TO be a great success. Authentic
styles in womon's apparel were dis
played on the shapely figures ~ six
beautiful living models This fash
ion parade is IN connection with the
regular vaudeville and picture pro-
gram and VIII be given again to-
night and tomorrow afternoon and
evening. The variety bin includes
Fisher and Philipa. who introduce
their high class musical novelty act.
a number that will prove "a treat 60
every lover Of melodious tunes.
George Beach and company present
an act with its situations bordering
on school DAYS" with comedy 81
the most uproarious kind intro
duced.
a five reel photoplay is entitled
Desperate Youth" with charming
and youthful Gladys Walton I'm the
leading role Of a southern maiden
who is sent 10 live with two elder
~ maiden aunts in a Kentucky viii
lage. \ comedy. "Custard'S Last
Stand" is also a feature OF the pro-
gram.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-24
LEGAL NOTICE

NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
STATE OF INDIANA, st. Joseph county
IS.
BEFORE ENOS +. LONG. Justice Of the
Peace, Penn township, said county and
state.
THOMAS FITE vs. r. II. Larraba and
Minnie Larraba.
Attachment.
WHEREAS. THOMAS FITE has fled
ia this court his complaint. affidavit aud
bond attachment of certain property al
legged 10 belong 20 YOU, also his affidavitS
that the defendants are non residents of
the State of Indiana
THEREFORE YOU are hereby notified
that said cause is set FOR hearing at my
office i'm the city of AIishawaka, st. 10
seph county. Indiana, on the 1+th day Of
November. 1921. mt the hour Of Q o'clock
3D.. M. and unless Won appear ar that
time and answer his complaint said cause
viii Dee heard in your absence and an or
der made for the sale of said property.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 22nd
day of September. 1927.
(Sean ENOS T.. LONG
Justice Of the Peace.
SEYMOUR JANSEN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-24
SUNDAY PROGRAMS
OF SERVICES IN
LOCAL CHURCHES

The lndwelliug Christ" Will be
the subject 81 Rev. J. a. Burnett at
the First Presbyterian church at the
communion services 10 be held sun
day morning at 10:45 o'clock. Mrs.
r H Jernegan l. Glenn Sheibley
and Russell Driver VIII sing Praise
Ye." Mrs Wallace Siocum will sing
Il DO Not Ask. - Lord" Prelude
recital in the evening at 7:15 o'clock.
Mrs. Margaret n. Corporan orgauist.
The quartet Will sing L. Glenn
Sheibley will also render a solo.
Rev Burnett Will preach on The
Place Of Service"
First Christian.
Bible school and adult classes at
e:45 a. m. Morning services at
1915 O'Clock. sermon by the pastor.
Rev. G. W. Titus. Chorus choir.
Communion service at II o'clock.
Christian Endeavor al $3.50 p m.
Evening services at 7:3o o'clock.
sermon by the pastor on World
Problems" Owing 10 the fact that
"a visiting minister preached last
sunday this subject was not dis
cussed
NJ. Pauls English Lutheran.
Corner Of Main and Seventh SITS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-24
TREE DRIVE GETS
SPLENDID START
FRIDAY EVENING
Addresses, Community Sing
ing and Band Concert Fea-
ture Program.

Mishawaka's official drive for 500
trees for the Lincoln highway me-
mortal was given a splendid start
last evening prior TO the official open
ing Of the enterprise Monday next.
A splendid handicap was obtained.
many purchasing trees during the
concert in front Of the Beiger Fur
niture store Hundreds listened TO
addresses by Mayor GaylOr and @.
w Titus, TO tie chorus singing of
some 200 children. and the excellent
pieces contributed by the Mishawaka
Wooden CO.. band. under the direc-
tion Of F.. d. Thayer. director. Mrs.
G.. 3 Williams is chairman Of the
campaign and has a committee of
energetic workers assisting her