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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07
Yachting Trip on
 Board ''The Ruth

John Stanley and Cookie" Scholand were the hosts at a delightful yachting party to Cokeeness Island. July 4th. FIhe trip was made aboard the yacht stRuth" from the Berkshire Yachting 1lub, and was piloted by William
 ReForest.
 % After the arrival at the Island the
 Eiests enjoyed games and swimming &ud a delicious luncheon was served A Those present were Miss Mae &iolan, Miss Marion Gordon, Miss 9Sthel Stanley, Miss Mary Procoup HISS Ruth Hagen, Miss Irene Stanley,
 Miss Myrtle Brestsford, Miss Phyliss Bergess, Miss Josephine Thibeau, Miss Belle Kenyon, Miss Marie Bergess. Anna Vorsick, Miss Agnes Thibeau John Commerford, Frank Steinmetz, Thomas Callahan, John Camp, Mur- ray Callahan, Charles Downey, Will liam Gaito, John Callahan, Edward Ernilson, Harold Seeley, George Me Coombs, Cookie" Scholand, John Stanley, Mir. and Mrs. Brewer Scholand, and Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Warner
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07
Plays Slovenly Dress Of
 Youthful Pastors
By THOMAS c. WATSON, International News Service Staff Cor
 


 London, July 7-The young sky pilots of the English Episcopal Church have just been severely taken to task by one of their archdeacons for SlovenlinesS in dress and man ners.
 Some of them have committed the heinous 'tsin" of walking up to the old lych gate in the country churches smoking a pipe and then sacrilegious- ly knocked the ashes therefrom on the hallowed posts of the entrance way.
 deacon of Rochester He carries on his threat that there will be no pref erments in the way of minor canon ries or well stipended Tectories Tor those who transgress from the mild hammered behavior which the minis ters of the gospel must at all times affect.
 There is a tendency says the Archdeacon, ito discard the ordinary clerical dress and to appear before the world as ordinary laymen. Such a change in the habits and conventions of centuries should surely not be adopted In a careless spirit, or in a merely blind following of fashion
 "Our vocation sets us apart and makes certain things in dress, man ners and department, which may De lawful to other men ,inexpedient to us There is a danger that many of us are adopting a lower tone.
 I do not want the mild-mannered young Cu1aIe to TeIultl, 1Ihe lllS INSN- Robert Spalding in the Private Sec retary.' That character was re- sponsible a generation ago for pop ular belief that clergymen were not as other men, but were merely half men.
 But the war changed that On the battlesI1ip and in the trenches the clergy shared the hardships of the ordinary soldier. Thus they were saved from the slur that they were unmanly-
 But there was one kind of young padre who thought he was commend ing himself in the messroom and the barracks by behaving himself like other men. Because the men -Swore he thought they would like him better if he swore and swear he did.
 "I am convinced that that type or man made a mistake. True that clergy men sometimes are under the impress sion that in certain circles their pres ence in clerical garb causes feeling of restraint to come over a gather ing That is as it should be and should not be made the excuse for throwing off the garb of their vocation and adopting the 1ooseness of man ners and speech of the layman.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07
STRIKERS SCORE NEWSPAPER FOR
 ITS ATTITUDE

New Haven, Conn, July Res o1utions condemning an afternoon newspaper published in New Haven were passed yesterday by the exec utive committee representing the 1.200 railroad shopmen who are on strike here because of it's alleged un- fair attitude toward their wage con- troversy with the New Haven road.
 In announcing the action of the ex- eutive board, John c. Ready, chair man of the system federation, was most emphatic in declaring that the men here on strike are not weaken Ing, but, on the contrary, are daily gaining not only strength, but re- oruits.
 In proof of this assertion, MT Ready stated that five foremep had Joined the strike.
 And it won't be long before the rest of them join us, too,'' he added. There are about 20 foremen left in the shops here, he said.
 MT. Ready further asserted that the roads claim that the places of the strikers are being filled in false. There are but Is men at the Cedar Htl shops" he said 'None of them is experienced"
 I Strike pickets who were on duty at Cedar Hill reported that one Of the strike breakers employed there is a Yale student
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07
HARVEY HUBBELL BAND
 TO PLAY AT SEASIDE

Harvey Hubbe11 band will render It's first concert of the season at Sea side Park Sunday. The concert will start at and end at D. m. The following program was announced by the Board of Recreation:
 March, Ell Capitan, Sousa
 overture, Hungarian Comedy, Keller Bella
 Serenade, A Night in June, King.
 A Sacred Melody
 Mighty Lak' A Rose, Nevin.
 Polish Dance, No 1, Scharwenka.
 Selection from Faust, Gounod
 Songs of 1922; Here Comes Dinah and My Yiddishe Nanny, witmark. !, Descriptive, Dream Picture of '61 Lapgo.
 Scenes from Eileen, Herbert,
 Finale, America
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07
CROOK WHO POSED AS
 KING REPORTFD DIVING

Busi, international crook, who pass
 ed himself off as the King of Spain
 and cashed checks in banks the world
 over, has been removed from prison to hospital here. He is said to he dying. Busi has been married sew
 en times and has several times escan- ed from prisons
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07
CASES BEING INVESTIGATED.

Mrs. Ernestine Taylor, of 21 George street reported to the police today that upon her return home after an absence of about a week, she dis covered that a graphophone and two records had been stolen from her house.
 Louis Conso1i of 91 James street, re- ported that he parked his car on Myrtle avenue last night and went down to watch the fireworks. Upon his return the car was gone. Both cases are being investigated by the detective bureau.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07
WHEEIi AND TIRE STOLEN
 WHILE OWNER IS IN HOUSE

l.. Evans. 629 Boston avenue. left his automobi in front of his home yesterday aftecn oon. When he came out of the house he saw that a new wheel and a tire had been stolen from the rear end. He reported the loss to the police.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07
SENSIBLE, THINKING WOMEN

no longer doubt the efficacy of that old-fashioned root and herb medicine, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, because it relieves the ail- ments to which they are afflicted In almost every neighborhood there are living witnesses of it's wonderful eff fects. Therefore, if you doubt it's value or power to help you, ask your neighbor. In nine times out of ten she has been benefited by it's use or knows someone who has. It will pay you to give this root and herb medi- cine a trial-AdV.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-07
BATHING SUIT STOLEN.

Mrs William Barker. so Fox street, reported yesterday to the police that a mans bathing suit had been stolen from a clothes line in the rear of her home.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-11

Montreal, Que. - Teri noapte,
la orele doua, s'a simtit un mare
eutremur de pamant in orasul
Edmnnston, n. B., 81 impreju-
'rimi. Pagnbcle nu sunt tocmai
mari. :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-11
"kin1ilitise...

cagam prietn carl repreznta cltura cvzata america
ma prin aceasa casgat pretni numa noua, 81
Ycauze romanor migrant Institute, cari mod nenteles
stau mimic despre exstena uni ziar zinc roanesc in
America, nuai ca ncepu s intereseze de moi ar
devent ciar amiraoae ale cuure romanes 81 ale po-
roruui roman.
Aceasta gasia in ogasu eel mai bun
spre desvoltare Actvitaea aceasta nsa bnefca-
toare pentru tot train ac necesa liniste suflenasc
Tmpul nosu at de scurt in rapport datorntec z
nice pc trebuie e indepnim-7ncat psa dc
amosera deoseba de gasm de prezent Oar
ea he lpseste dsavarsre.
Trebue sd angaam in upte carl sunt reine de sue
tu nostru Este ns sd curatm pomul de omde
sa poata da din roade ST cd sunte in toul uptci
trebue so ducem la bun sfrs Nh este iertat
pm la jumatate de drum. Sa curam otul Gle Hcastee
lee aenina recoa Sa lepadam din snu nostru toate
corciturie mai finn mpedecat in caea noasra sre
progress. Sa 1nvatam din cele petrec acum.
ANDREI POPOVICT
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-11
|NFORMAT|uN|

Toledo, O., 10 August. = Auto.
ritatile AL prins All pe Alberta
|Seeley, 0 fata de Is ami, care sea
pase din penitenciar sarind peste
un zM de zece metri inaltime.
Odata GU ca mai scapat alta
fata, anume Helen Mcfarland, in
etate de II AMI. AceastaNn'a putut
III prinsa pana aeum.
Sc vorbeste ca regele Dulgariei
ar dori ca minele, padurile 81 riu.
.rile tarei sale sa fie enploatate de
Amerieani. Sc zice ca regele
Boris ar fl spus:
lie vom da toate avantaiele
Isl opertunitatile ca sa-si plaseze
banii in iptreprnderi profitable.
Mai bine preferam sd facem afa-
sc'eri Gu Americana decat Gu
.altii."
Conform eelor anuntate de di-
[rectia hancei City Trust & Sa-
lxings Coupany, orasal Youngs-
town este inunaat de bancnote
slte, i valoars d cite zece do.
eri~ - bsues ! aceasta al VENT
nnai nalte diptre els.
= = =,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-11
ON fUcA Q)NDG|OlU|

Sc zice ca in oficiul Uniunei Sc
afla 81 niste cufere. Era bine s;i
fl fost date in primirea receivaru-
lui, ca nu cumva ,sa. lie Sterpe
leasca cineva.
q
Popa Muresan Sc astepta sd
cante "Vccinica eli pomenire" pc
mormantul Uniunei, 81 cand colo
iaca ca vine parintele Podea ell
niste cantece carl zic: Moartea
ia prin tine. Isdraele.''
q
Uni credeau ca cor putea face
Uniunea sd joace cum ii canta eli
Las ca acum ii joaca ca pc dunn
nealor tontoroiul, incat sd lie
treaca pentru totdauna gustul dc
a mai face pc 'bosii.'
&
Ca sa scipat Uninnea 81 de
saracie, 81 de Influenza spaniola
81 de cobia rasputineasca, nu,
mai de popi 81 de haita timarea.
sea MI Sc mai scapa.
q
Autoritatile federale cauta pc
unul care, spre Fl lasat sd treaca
de la wanna din Castle Guard. d
insecenat o casatorie fictiva... Am
rugat detectivii sd mai ingaduit
putin, caci le vom da moi toate
informatiunile.
u
COStumul de baie e mai cinstiI
decat corsetul. Corsetul ascunde
un defect al femeilor, pc cand
costnmul de bale il descopere.
@
E greu sd indragesti pc aproa-
pele tau, cand el 1ndragcste sofia
aproapelui sau.
"a
Omul care spune exact ceeace
are la inima nu prea vOrbestt
mutt.
d
In Russia bogatia o sarcina
LII trebue tOna de ruble ca sa
cumperi cutie Gle chibrituri.
De n'ar exista femei ell parul
retezat 81 eu rochiile scurte, multi
popi n ar mai ayea ce sd prediee
Dumineca la biserica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-11

hUrmaresc Gu durere toate. llp.
tele &C sc dau de catva timp in
sinul Uniunei 81 nu ma pot opri
de spune ca ele ne aduc cea
mai mare paguba morala 81 ma.
teriala.
Uniunea a fost 81 este fala
Romanifor din America 81 foarte
trist ca fiji eli cei raj o necmstesc
81 Gel buni sufera ca ca sd fie me-
cinstita. Daca fiecare s'ar gandi
mai multi la binele Uniunei decat
la ambitiile sale perSonale sunt
sigura ca aceasta frumoasa orga-
nizatie mar fl ajuns in halul in
care Sc gaseste acum: dtrsa pc la
tribunale 81 facuta de ris catre
lumea americana 81 cea roma
neasca.
Ar trebui ca membrii buni 81
devotati al organizatiunei noa.
sire sd sc ridice ca I'M singur ON
spre al apara cinstea contra tn.
turor neajunsurilor ce Use fac din
partea unor oameni, carl nu prea
par a-si da seama de urmarile
faptelor lor.
In acelas timp ar trebui ca fiji
leali al aeestei erganMatiuni sa-si
aduca aminte de ultimile cuvinte
| ale raposatului loan Pacurar,
fost presedinte general, care
/ inainte de a-si ola ultima suflare
a zis: "GRIJITI DE UNIUlNE. g
Maria Bogaceanu.
Cleveland, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-11

ssGi lMnOi q cel mMlt trs suts de
cavsnte. fo1te articslsle - Ger a
II semnate d, cei 90 h scriu. ManN-
scrisele nepa1licah1s ~ Sc fmopo.
iozd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-11
NJ MAI Z NICI o SICURANTx
IN TARA.
Gu psilejul eatastrofei de pc
valaa pYahovei.

Ne revolfam cand streinii, carl
in trecere pc la moi dupa ce all
vaznt 81 silntit uncle start, intorsi
acasa la eli ne batj0coresc cum le
vine mai bine. Ne revoltam ca
limbajm preset de la moi ajuns
la. .un grad de violenta in cat in
trece orice masura. Ne revoltam
vesnic, vesnic silntem nemult,,-
miti de atitudinea celor carl nu
tae eand afla despre jafuri. pre-.
val'icatiuni, batjocuri pfblice
scandaluri, violari de constitute
81 inealcari de drepturi.
Oar oricat de violent ar fl linn
bajul preset, oricat de injositor
near tel-feli strainatatea, poate ca
tot MI ar Fl sufficient ca sd carac-
terizeze adevarata situate de la
moi, indolenta, dispretul fata de
averea publica. dispretul fata de
viata insasi, acestui public rab-
dator.
Suntem tara tuturor panama.
ele 81 a tQturor catastlOfelOr.
Aiurea se fac eele mai mari efor-
turf pentru mlaturarea violente-
lor naturei, moi nh suntem eapa-
bill sa stapanim nici eeeace maini.
: inaintasilor nestri au creiat ca
object de utAitate. Suntem niste
InevOlniei indaratnici.
Daca Sc iarta catastrofa de
Gale feratc in timpul debandadei
r,rsinoase din Moldova - va a.
mintiti de Ciurea - All dupa g
ami de pace, de lucru, de cheltu-
leli enorme, aceasta nu mai poate
fl admisa. Catastrofa de la Valea
Larga, acest sacrificiu de vieti
omenesti, multe fncredintate ''ci-
vilnatieis' noastre de streinatate.
constitute rusine tarei, dar 81
o crima tuturor ministrilor de
lucrari puhlice 81 a tuturor direc-
torilor &c san perindat La eaile
ferate.
Tara aceasta rabda ingereste,
dar prea Sc gramadesc uncle pc
ste altele crimele, ca sa sc mai
poata acorda pasuiri.
Nu ne trebue 81 nici MI cerem
un tap ispasitor, cum de sigur Cd
Sc Va fntampla 81 de data aceasta,
afuncandu-se vina in socoteala
yre-nRni aesr, potIar San frassr.
Crim'a de i valea Larga rezul-
tanta unui intreg liant de nerusi-
nats psssct5ar; : c4i)er fefste,
pse6 e6s1pxri en- totu De alta M
t1r1 dseat ds seriossa indrumAfe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-11

ANDKEl POPOVNI.
Halifax. Vaporul cnglea
Raleigh, isbindu-se de O stanca
langa punctul numit Point Ar
NOR, S "a spart in cateva locuri 81
in zdruncinatura lui a. cauzat
moartea sase marinari. Vaporul
american OLYMPIA plecat sal
salveze.
MoScova. - Comitetul central
eXecutiv a gratiat I'm al dOilea
grup de socialist revolftionari.
grupul acesta sunt 81 trei carl
fusesera condamnati la moarte
pentru crima de a Fl complotat
contra guvernuIui de sOviete.
Cincinnati, O. - In lnpta data
aici intre spareatori de vagoane
81 detectivii caiIor ferate, Boyd
Whittle, unul dintre spargatori,
a cazut la pamant impnscat de
gloantele detectivilor. Cand de.
tectivul Charles Westermann s'a
aplecat ca sal opreasca sangele
eel curgca din rani, Whittle q
scos I'm cutit 81 Ia strapuns de
dola ori in piept. Amandoi sc
afla in spital in conditihni grave
| ,1tFta;H A"~h's -
| Tayloville. Ill. - In timpu
unui accident de automobil Johr
Kessler STA pierdnt viata, Elsie
Khodat si-a pierdut amandoui
picioarele, lar Joe Varo 81 Jo'
Koches s'au alcs cn rani oribil,
pc fata.
Manchester, Ia. g. John Ross
in etatc de 63 de ami, STA uci.
sofia cT I'm gfont de revolver 3
dupa accia A.Na pus 81 ell capa
zilelor.
al go - nj
| Patterson, ". Y. - Lucratori
din douazeci de ateliere de ma
taserie, in numar cam de O mie
all declarat greva pentru ca Ii s.;
respins cererea de oarecare spo
rire in salarii.
Beloit, WISCONSIN. - Locuito
rul Clarence Baxter a prins {
cioara (corb) alba in apropiere,
oraselului Darien.
sss
| Grand Haven, Mich. - Arthur
Mcbride, locuitor din Duluth, /.
fost arestat acum doua sapta
mani pentru vagalbondaj. De a
atunci 81 pana acum el ma man
cat mimic, zicand Cd va sta il
greva foamei atata timp cat est,
tinut la Arrest. 81 spnne Cd fusest
arestat pc nedrept.
! Montreal, Que. - Teri noapte
la erele doua, s'a simtit un mare
eufremur de pamant in orasul
Edmunston, N. B., 81 impreju
rimi. Pagnbcle nu sunt tocma
mari. :
Dublin. - Rebelii Irlandczl
impiedica compnicatia prin ca.
Eblu snbmarin ca Statele Unite
ESe crede ca pacea fntre fractiu.
nile vrasmase -. va stabili in.
curind.
4 Dnrs ~ - q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-11

Paris. - s. Saposteaxa- ca In
tire China, Japopia u Siberia ur.
meaza negoeiesile snni tratst de
pace. Negocierile acsstea s. fae
in eea mai mars teipx
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-11

Sc zice ca in oficiul Uniunei Sc
afla 81 niste cufere. Era bine s;i
fl fost date in primirea receivaru-
lui, ca nu cumva ysa. lie Sterpe-
leaSca cineva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-11

Dublin. Rebefii hlandc,
impielica compnicatia prin 6.
blu snbmarin ca Statele Unit,
Sc crede ca pacea fntre fiactir
nile vrasmase -. va stabili ii
.curind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10
Movies

Experience seems TO indicate that
the support Of amusements follow
rather than precedes the curve up or
down OF general prosperity" de-
clared VIII IT Hays. high commits
Sioncr OF the movies. I'm almost
every locality the attendance at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

family 70 Washington with him.
Il learned that the way 10 carry
on a political campaign Is 90 go d.
rect 20 the voter" Mrs. Huck de-
clared. Il made no promises and
have no obligations. but I told the
voters wha: I stood for and asked
them II they believed in those prin-
cirles. 20 support me-"
Mrs. Huck's husband is a success
full Chicago attorney She Is the
mother OF four children whom she
will take 20 Washington with her.
Politics should not break up a do
nestle life" she declared.
Mrs. Huck made one OF the most
strenuous political campaigns ever
carried out BY a candidate for con-
gress. Running for congressman at
large. for whom the entire state
votes. che made a thorough speaking
tour reaching into nearly every coun-
~.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10
Mrs. HucR Declares She Has
Always Been In Politics

CHICAGO. Nov 9.-(By L. P)-
winnifred Mason huck. only woman
elected 10 congress at Tuesdays cleo
ton. has been in politics since she
attended grade school.
II was always organizing some
thing and getting a polit cal scheme
started she said today in explain
ing the ease with which she carried
out her campaign successfully.
When I went 10 Western High
school in Washington, d. c. 20
years ago, they used 20 call me a
politician and the class prophet
f3retold I would enter politics. AS far
as I know I am the only one for
whom a class prophet ever foretold
the future correctly"
When Mrs. Huck was a young girl
she was in a political atmosphere
constantly. Her father, whose place
in congress she won, "a ed 20 take his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

motion picture theaters Is now In
creasing he said. Two causes
may be given. That prosperity r
returning and that better and more
interesting pictures are being shown
this winter"
S.. Cecil y. De Mile. producer and
director. declared prosperity IS here.
but only for those who produce pic
lures OF a number one" quality as
the public Is becoming very critical
and VIII accept no second rate pro-
auctions.
Crops.
This has been a year OF good pro-
duction Of grain and other crops.
but according 70 the American Farm
Bureau the farmer will not profit by
It. because Of the lack OF sufficient
cars 10 move grain and the conse-
quent high rates OF deportation.
Another difficulty Is that the farmer
cannot get large enough loans from
the federal farm loan bank. The
bureau Is endeavoring 20 have the
limit raised from 10000 to $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

Democratic party in this hour OF its
triumph.
This possibility was suggested IN
political circles here today as 1t be-
came increasingly evident that the
Democrats. despite sweeping gains
in both the senate and house, were
actually without a national leader.
Although the former President
has expressed extreme satisfaction
from Tuesdays democratic victories,
thus far has declined 10 give any
public expression TO his aspirations
or intentions From circles close 10
Mr.. Wilson. however. II was learned
that he was contemplating the issu-
ance Of a formal statement.
Replying TO the request Of the In
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

Samuel Well. president OF the
Stein Bloch company, wholesale
clothiers. says. "Our trade she,
marked Improvement, and the spriI
sales are increasing substantially
The outstanding danger 10 the pres
eut favorable conditions would be
disposition 20 speculate or over ex-
paud."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

b. B. Cleaners. Main 7os. aos-s15
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

the United States senate from North
Dakota by a majority o. about S.
600. With 759 precincts out OF p
lis In the state yet 20 be heard from.
J. F. T. O'Connor was leading by
7.345. O'Connor's lead was being
constantly cut down and all OF the
precincts yet 70 be heard from are
IN heavy Non-Part'san territory.
O'Connor's chief supporters today
privately conceded his defeat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10
DEMOCRATS URGE
WILSON TO DON
CROWN OF PARTY
Former President May Leave
Obscurity to Assume Com
mand of Party.

WASHINGTON. Nov. e.-(By I.
y. S)-WOodrow Wilson. cast into
political obscurity two years ago by
the Republican landslide. may
emerge from his retirement In s
st. TO again assume command Of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10
BOOtleggers Blamed
for Results i'm Ohio

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. s.-CBy Q.
P)-Bootleggers, bent upon keeping
up the price Of moonshine whisky.
beat the proposed beer and wine
amendment in Ohio. the vets charg-
ed today.
Maurice Langan. secretary OF the
association against the prohibition
amendment. declared wealthy boot
ieggers under the guise OF strict pro-
hibitionists. had worked hand-in-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10
Textiles.
Hotels

Everything indicates prosperity"
says + NJ Statler. head Of the Stat
Ter hotel system. speaking on bust
Tess conditions. I'VE have seen
decided increase in business from the
last 60 10 80 days throughout the
cities I'M which we operate. Previous
10 that there had been "a decrease as
compared with last year.
As far as I can see this new pros
ierity seems TO be general. The tide
LAS turned and il seems as II this
er1 of increased trade would con-
tinue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

ternational News Service for an ex-
preston OF his satisfaction over the
mer President replied today. through
his secretary. John r. Boiling. that
he would reserve anything he might
have 20 say about the election "un-
til later"
Leaders OF the Democratic party
who were opposed 10 Mr.. Wilson's
policies would exert all their infiu-
ence to prevent him from again TAX
ing the helm OF democracy. but he
still commands sufficient support in
the party TO make him forsmidable
contender for the leadership.
r. p. Cleaners. Main 7oe. 3Oe-315
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

There IS no Justification for a
material increase In furniture prices.
says William b WrefOrd. active
secretary OF the Retail Furniture as
ISOLATION Of America Walnut and
mahogany are both down. according
70 Wreford, and SO Is overhead.
Some manufacturers have an
nounced that they VIII be forced 10
advance prices but this should not
be necessary. Wreford cautions
against stocking needs too far in
advance and predicts that there will
be only a slight increase.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

hand with the country churches OF
the state 20 defeat the proposal.
With. the drys now ahead nearly
80. 900 votes. election experts Of the
Office OF the secretary OF state est
mated the ITO rural precincts TO be
heard from would swell the dry ma
Jointly 10 more than 10000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

Herolsm IS active genius. rerte
contemplative hero.sm. Herolsm
the self devotion Of genius manifest
ing itself On action.