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The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
LAST YEARS FAILURES IN
ENGLAND SHOW INCREASE

London, Dec. 2O.-The yearj
1921 was record bankruptcy
year in England and Wales, the
number of failures being 1924
in excess Of the 1920 total. The
Inspector General in Bankruptcy
in his report, says 1.-THE magni-
tude Of the failures is much
greater than in any year since
the Act Of 1888 came into opera
tion.''
When compared with 1920 the
figures show an increase in ia-
bilities of 15,034,O65 pounds s1er-
ling, and in assets Of 5,849: :26O
pounds sterling.
There was a notable decrease
in the number of companies reg
istered in England and Scotland
during 1921, the figures being
6,934 with a nominal capital OF
1o7 ,21A,736 pounds sterling,
against the 1920 figures Of 1878
companies with a nominal capl-
tai Of 587 ,484, 21 pounds sterling.
OF the 1884 companies registered
6,291 were private enterprises,
2518 went into liquidation, and
1854 were removed from the
register ON the ground they were
no longer carrying on business.
The rate Of unemployment was
high during October in nearly
all the principal industries, says
the Labor Gazette Among mem
bers Of trade unions it was AL
at the end Of October, as compar-
ed to 14.6 at the end Of Septem-
Der, and 1876 at the end Of Oc-
! tober, 1921. The changes in
rotes Of wages, reported as hav-
ing taken effect in October, re-
suited in an aggregate reduction
of over 100000 pounds sterling
| in the weekly full-time wages Of
nearly 100000 work people,
and in an aggregate increase of
| ever $4,000 pouds sterling in the
weekly wages Of over 100000
| people.
Since the beginning Of 1922 the
changes in rates Of wages re
| ported to the Ministry Of Labor
have resulted in a net reduction
! of nearly 100000 pounds ster-
| ling in the weekly full-time wages
of nearly 100000 work people
and a net increase or nearly II,
500 pounds sterling in the weekly
| wages Of nearly $4,000 people.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
VAL UAbL LE BOOKS 0N
AER0NAUT|CS HELD
IN ENGLAND
by Associated Press)

London, Dec. 19.-The Council
Of the oval Aeronautical Society
announced recently that through
the generosity Of the trustees Of
the Carnegie United Kingdom
Trust has been able to arrange
for the purchase of a large num-
ber Of valuable historical books
on aeronautics which would 9TH
erwise have been sold to an
American company.
The books are of interest as
they were written before the
possibilities Of aircraft were full
ly realized, and there are remark
ably few copies known to be IN
existence.
These works, together with the
library already possessed by the
Society, makes it's collection OF
early and modern aeronautical
literature probably unsurpassed
in this Or any other country. The
books in the Society's library
ere available to any student in
the British Isles.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
TREE ROYAL WIDOWS TO
SEND XMAS TOGETHER

ondon, Dec. 21.-Two dowag-
.er Queens and one Dowager EN-
nres Of Europe, the widows OF
folner Kings Of England and
Dcmark, and an Emperor Of
Russia, are to spend the Christ
ma holidays together in England.
Dovager Queen Louise Of Den
mSk, widow Of King Frederick
VII who died in 1912, and Dow
aoe, Empree Maria Feodorovna,
Of fussia, widow Of Emperor
Alexander III, who died in 1894,
viii be the guests OF DoWager
Ouetn Alexandra at Sandring
han Queen Alexandra is the
widw Of King Edward VII, who
died in 1910. Those who follow
the nnals Of royalty say this IS
the trst time, probably in his
orv hat three widowed queens
have thus come together
Nina Feodorovna is younger
siste Of Alexandra, and Louise
is sister-in-lav Of BOTH, Hence
# i'll be family reunion.
NIaia Feodorovna arrived - II,
En.l ~ecently and celebrated
he, !. J.. 80 -.e.h birthday, Nov
er)er 70. 6.@z Il .~,--- - *, g" SISTER
She has been = 1ns lt4 ,Lo pas:
two years in Denmark-she was
originally the Danish princess
Dagmar-but she will now re
main in England for several
weeks. Queen Louise, who is q
years old, is expected at Sand
ringham a few days after Christ
mas
There will be no public or so
cial functions in honor Of th'
royal guests, but during tn
Christmas season King Georg'
and the entire royal family vii
spend a few days with Queer
Alexandra and their aunts
The meeting Of Queen Alexan
dra, who is 78 years old, and he
sister, will be more or less touch
ing as the Queen is known to b
very distressed at the plight 0
Ter sister, who has been rapid,
declining in heath since the kill
ing Of her son, who was Empero
Nicholas, by the Bolshevlkl a
Ekaterinburg in the summer Q
1918.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
BRITISH WOOL GROWERS
SEEK TO IMPROVE STOCK

London, Dec. 22.-Several hun
dred head Of rams are to be im-
ported into this country from
Peru in order to test the posi-
bilities Of producing merino wool,
Or merino cross woods, in the
British Isles.
The plan is the result Of ef-
forts by many wool manufacture
ers in the North Of England to
breed sheep here which would
produce a grade Of wool as fine
as that produced in South
America. At the present time
the first wool produced here is
graded as coarse.
Should the initial efforts be
successful, it is probable that al
Of the present large flocks viii
be gradually killed to make way
for the finer breeds, as thes'
command prices four times high
er than the present British prod
mot
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
NATIONAL SAVING
CERTIFICATES POPULAR
IN EN- GL AN D !

London, Dec. 19.-National
Savings Certificates sold to Noy-
ember' II, total 6D1, ,479, ,251
pounds sterling. When the GER
tificates were changed from Is
shillings and 6 pence to Is shil-
lings there was temporary lul!,
but since there has been a sharp
increase in demand, and the GER
tlflcates are now one Of the most
popular investments in the coun-
try. For each sixteen shillings
invested, the buyer gets one
pound sterling at the end Of five
years
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
by Associated Press

Denver, Col, Dec. %. The au-
thorities are pushing vigorously
their hunt for the bandits who
held up the Federal Reserve
Bank truck guards and escaped
with two hundred thousand dol
lars and whose trail they believe
they have picked up yesterday at
an abandoned ranch house TWEEN
ty miles from Greedy. Four men
suspected Of being those who rob.
bed the bank truck and shot and
killed Chas. Linton, left the farm
before the officers arrived.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
MOSCOW THIEVES HID.
LOOT IN CEMETERY
(By Associated Press}

Moscow, Dec. 19.-Ingenious
thieves Of this city have been
using an old graveyard in which
to hide food supplies pilfered
from railroad cars. The loot
was buried at night hinder what,
the next day, looked like newly
made graves. Ultimately the po-
lice recovered Is tons of sugar.
and half as much cocoa and flour,
all Of which had been abstracted
from relief supplies. 4
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
AU 0RITIES| STORES AND
STILL HUNT|N BANKS TO CLOSE
IBAAK BAND|Ts|M0N. AND TUES.

At meeting Of the Merchants
Association last night, it was de-
cided to close the stores Monday
and Tuesday in order that the
clerks and salespeople may have
holiday. In this movement the
banks are cooperating and both,
the Scotland Neck Bank and the
Planters and Commercial Bank,
will close their doors Saturday
night to open again Wednesday
morning
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
NATIONAL ADVERTISING
SAY YES B R|T|SH
OYSTER N ON GERS

London, Dec. 20.-England this
fall had an exceptionally large
harvest of oysters, so much so
that there was fear the public
would not consume it all. SO
the oystermongers Of Colchester
started a national advertising
campaign which in three weeks
cleared their shelves and left the
public still clamoring for more.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
NADOCTORs COLLECT
FEES IN BREAD

Vienna, Dee. 2O.-The phys
clans of Hoitzing, a Vienna sub
Urb, have established their fees
on the basis Of bread cost. One
loaf represents an office can,
and one loaf and a half an out
side visit. In the rural districts
a similar system is growing, but
based on a measure Of flours m
stead Of the loaf Of bread.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
FEuD
.RESU[TSINDEATH
(By Associated Press)

st. Eutauville, O., Dec. 22.-
Roy Lidson is dead and his broth
er William is wounded and
James Pearson is being sought
by West Virginia authorities as
result Of fight which came as
climax to a feud between the
two families. The battle was
staged in the hills near Wierton
West Virginia.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
SOUTHAMPTON To HAVE
HUGE FLOATING DOCK

London, Dec. 2O.-The worlds s
largest floating dock is now be-
ing constructed in Scotland fer
an English railway company,
and will be moored in the harDoc
at Southampton in time for use
next spring. The dock is made
entirely Of reinforced concrete,
ad will cost about $5,O0O,OOO
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
CERMANYDEN|ES
APP0|N 7 MENT
OF EC 0 N0M|C
.CO NJ NJ MISSION
(By Associated Press)

Berlin, Dec. 22.-It is officially
denied that Counsellor Cuno or
any other government official
had suggested the appointment
Of an American Commission to
investigate Germany economic
condition.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
ONE M|LLIO n.
DOLLAR CHURCH.
DESTROYED BY
|ICEND|A R|ES
(By Associated Press)

Quebec, Canada, Dee. 22.-
IT. fire which destroyed the his
roic one million dollar Notre
Dsne Church today is believed to
lae been caused by an incer-
dry. Chief Of Police Lorraine
sas. in announcing receipt Of a
Letter informing him that the
ad ice would be burned Decem-
be, 2Sth.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
S100,0OO FIRE IN
VIRGINIA TOWN
(By Associated Press)

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 22.-Buck
Angels is dead in fire which des-
troyed six stores and apartment
buildings at Craddock, with d
loss estimated at hundred thou
sand dollars.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITIES

Would anyone like to send a
basket to a family Of four? The
father recently hurt and family
in need.
Nos so. Stocking for 1,year
Ole boy.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
WEATHER REPORT

For North Carolina: Fair to-
night and Saturday. Colder on
the Northeast coast tonight.
Diminishing northwest winds
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
OF ATLAS
CANDYCOMPANY
i DEST R nv n. II:
B \ F | R {
iBy Associated Press)

Lynchburg, Va, Dec. 22.-The
plant Of the Atlas Candy Com
pany was destroyed by fire with
an estimated loss Of fifty thou
sand dollars. The origin Of the
fire is unknown
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
MEMBERS Of
MASKEDPARTY
SEARCH FOR
BODIES IN LAKE
ENTIRE LOUISIANA NATION.
AL GUARD COMPANY
RUSHED TO COOPER LAKE.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
OFFICERS INVESTIGATING
SITUATION.
(By Associated Press)

MerrOuge, Dec. Z2.-The entire
National Guard company, which
has been on duty here while the
lakes r'e being dragged for the
two men who were
->,unapped by masked men last
August oath, were rushed to
Cooper Lake when guards discov-
cred a number Of men wading in
the shallow water Of the lake
and fired upon them.
Department Of Justice agents
here investigating the case said
that the men were probably some
Of those In the masked party thai
are though to have thrown Major
Watt Daniel and Thomas Fletch-
er into the lake and that they
were attempting to remove the
bodies before the authorities
found them.
Monroe, La, Dec. 22.-Lieuten-
ant Louis Hayden has been or
dered by Capt. w. w. Cooper
to mobilize a detachment Of forty
men and rush to Morehousc
Parish to reinforce the guards
men already on duty there.
Shreveport, La, Dec. 22.-Thc
bodies of two men believed to he
Daniels and Richards with limbs
tied with wire, were found near
Eastland ferry on Lake La
Fourche badly decomposed. The
bodies were brought to the sur.
face by abig charge of dynamite
exploded during the night by un
identified persons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
Judge Scores Interest
MnnifeSfed I'm Ser Gases

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. A.
Superior Court Judge NJ. l.. Dun
ham. scoring a throng which had
gathered to hear the testimony in
the trial OF Glenn Mcdowell.
charged with a statutory offense. de-
elared he believes there should be
provision IN the state law to permit
q Judge 90 use his discretion in clear
snE a court room during trials Of
ouch nature
II am surprised that we have SO
many persons i'm Grand Rapids OF
such low moral standards as To
make them desire 20 sit here and
listen 10 such testimony as this" he
said. IF 7 possessed the authority,
] would order you out.
"The state-c0nstitution would have
- be amended 90 give judges this
power. I do not believe there is a
fudge in THIS state who would abuse
such a power. L believe that If the
law could be conditioned to admit
the ad1nissio Of newspaper report
ers OF persons having particular
interest IN the case, sufficient prOtec-
ton would he offered against any
abuse OF such a power by any
1urist."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
MOTHER BATTLES FOR
Custody OLE HER SON

BATTLE CREEK Mich. Feb A.
Helen j HallOck. member OF one Of
Battle Creeks oldest families has
started action IN circuit court here
10 secure the absolute custody Of her
child. Ann. eight years old. born in
China. when the mother was wife OF
Irwin d. Coyle. now a lieutenant
commander IN the United States
navy.
The child IS now under the guard
ianship OF her grandmother. Mrs r.
T. Wright OF Douglas Ariz. (former-
iy Mrs. r. y Caldwell, OF Battle
Greek and later Mrs. c. G. Word den,
Of Ann ArbOr), and Louis H Hall.
New York attorney
One OF the hardest fought legal
battles in the country's history is
anticipated Mrs HaHock. grand o.
daughter OF Mrs. Collett G. Beach,
prominent local resident was only
70 when she went 10 China alone TO
wed COyle They lived together
three years and she secured a di-
vorce on grounds of extreme and
repeated cruelty"
During the war Mrs. Coyle served
as a Red Cross ambulance driver.
Then she married Hallock with
whom she lives in Chicago The
child is with her but the fact that
Mrs HallOck's mother lives in Ari-
IONA and Coyle's brother-in-law,
Hall the other guardian. lives in
New York. makes an embarrassing
problem.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
BANK LOOT TOTAL IS
UNDER INVESTIGATION

MT. CLEMENS. Mich Feb 49,
AZ the time q the Halfway State
bank robbery Dec 10. the loss was
given az $12.27S.4- ana the United
States Fidelity & Deposit Co made
good the exact amount 20 the bank
on a burglary insurance policy.
The confessions OF John Higgins
and Russell a Lutes. both said that
their share OF the loot was only
a little in excess OF s110O which
would account for $4,000. Detective
Lieuts. Nannorthwisck and Dwyer. Of
Detroit, and an official OF the bond
ing company. were at the county Jail
Friday and were closeted with Hig-
gins and Lutes for some time and i,
was stated that they secured FUR
Their details regarding the amount
taken from the bank
An inquiry has been called 10 be
conducted before Circuit Court Com
missioner Henry A Nichols. Of De
trOit, next Friday afternoon and
both Lutes and Higgins as we'll as
Charles Manchelli. viii be called in
10 explain the amount taken from
the bank.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
Indiana and Mlchi6dn News
GRAB MUCH BEER
IN LhpORTE RAID

LAPORTE Ind. Feb. An one
OF the most extensive liquor raids
ever conducted in Laporte county
three men were arrested and about
1000 gallons OF beer were confis-
Gated az the Atlasta Brewing com
pany of this city. shortly after
o'clock this morning The beer was
seized as 10 was being loaded on to
trucks in preparation for shipment
TO Chicago and suburbs. The raid
was conducted by H O. Holman. Of
Indianapolis. chief prohibition en-
forcement officer Of Indiana and
Deputies D. W. More. o. s. Naulove
and G. ". LOunsberry.
The men arrested are Lawrence
Heating or Chicago. Hewer Meishon
and William j. Long OF Chicago
Heights truck drivers who were in
charge OF the shipment
II is thought that the arrest OF
these men is the first step in the
breaking up of gang OF booze
smugglers who have been operating
, out OF Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
DisgTimtIed Candidate
Shoots TlCO Policemen

RUSHVILLE. Ind. Feb. A.
Charles Sorreu said TO be a police
character. shot and killed Fred
Wachendorf. SO. a policeman. and
seriously wounded Frank Nichol-
SON another officer. here Friday
night after he had been told 70
park his automobile according 20
traffice rules. SOrrell was wounded
In a nigh He surrendered shortly
after the shooting
According 90 the authorities. Sor-
ren had been threatening members
OF the police force ever since he
had been refused a position as an
Office After being told to rark
his automobile correctly Sorrell is
alleged 10 have stepped up 10
WachendOrf and fred directly al
his head When the bullet failed
20 explode. Il was said the man
turned on Nicholson and shot him
through the body. Meanwhile
WachendOrf opened fire and slight
" wounded Sorreu. Sorrell turned
on Wachendorf and shot him twice,
one bullet entering the breast near
the heart. Il was said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
Benton HdrbOr lids Poor
With Pie and Bean Sales

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Feb.
4.-Benton Harbor Saturday acted
as Official baker" Of pies. bread
and Boston baked beans. The prod
ucts OF the city's efforts will be
placed on sale at the old pumping
station on E Main 81.
Mrs. Cora Null. city poor master,
and head Of the local charity asso-
citation. will be IN charge. FroHR
the profits she will provide neces-
sites for the city's destitute. Incl
dentally the kitchen will give en-
rloyment 10 several women. If the
bakery experiment proves profitable,
Mrs. Null plans 20 install a laun-
dry
The city commission IS regarding
the project sympathetically and is
watching developments with the
greatest interest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
MAIL THUGS GET
10 YEAR TERMS
1nformers I'm Theft Are Sen.
fenced to LeaVenwOrth
Prison.

DETROIT. Fc8 Alexander
Mclean. alias Little Mac" and
jones Logan. alias Jimmy the
Gun. two OF the gang which robbed
the canadian mail here. and who
afterwards turned states evidence
against che other two members.
Richard Iambrecht and Casper
Man gfarcins. were sentenced Satur-
day by Judge Arthur j. futile In
federal court 90 10 years each In
I.paveuworth peniteutiary.
Since % was the testimony or Nc
Lean and Logan which convicted
eTo others and c1used them TO be
Eent Up for 81 years. the authorities
are OF the opinion it VIII not be safe
20 send them 20 the same peniten-
S;ar< Representations are to be
made 10 Washington 20 have them
transferred 20 Atlanta. where they
VIII bs out OF reach of the gang
leaders
Mclean and Logan we're SEN
fenced on one count only the least
serious one. and the court ordered
the charge OF robbiug the mails
" lille armed. which would have
called for a mandatory sentence OF
- years. dismissed Mclean was
FURTHER sentenced TO IA months In
J.eavenworth on a liquor charge
The two sentences viii run concur
Teutly
A r. Curry was sentenced 70 so
days in the house Of correction for
Enailing an obscene letter. and
Euena Brown got a similar sentence
Tor selling dope Sam MlulowiCh
and Dan Malich pleaded guilty 20 a
violation OF the prohibition law. and
were held in $1,000 each. John Will
Jam Stratton was sent up for five
years for stealing a car in Louis
Vile. Ky, and driving Il TO Detroit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
arrested in Car Theft
As Death Takes BABY

ADRIAN. Mich. Feb 4-Leo
Shafts, OF Lansing. was arrested
here by Benawee county officers Fri
day evening At the request OF Lam
sing officers, who stated they hold
warrant charging him with the theft
-ot an automobile in Lansing Smatts
arrest took place but a few h0urs
after the death of his six-months-old
son, Donald who was taken sick
while on the way from Lansing TO
Adrian Wednesday with his parents
in car which Lenawee county Off
GERS are holding. pending the arrival
Of Lansing officers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
BLOOMINGTON ARMS
AGAINST FIREBUG

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Feb. "A
terror-stricken city waited today for
further manipulations of a firebug
who started eight blazes in different
parts OF the city within two hours
late Friday night
Within half an hour after the first
alarm, hundreds OF armed men
started combing the city for the
man who has caused more fires in
Bloomington in the last two weeks
than the city has had since it was
founded. Every store. every public
building was under guard and many
special police were sworn in.
But the hrebug is still missing
None Of the blazes was big. The
heaviest loss was about 5000. The
citizen guard was thrown so closely
over the town thai none Of the fires
made any Roadway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
MCCrGy Continues Cement
Probe Until " edneSdGN
INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb 1.-THE
cement price conference between
state officials and agents OF the ce-
ment companies. submitting like
bids IN the half million dollar pur-
chase proposed by the state. was
postponed until next Wednesday, ac-
cording 90 the announcement from
Gov McCray's office The confer
ence was set for Tuesday but the
announcement said the cement men
were 10 have a meeting in Chicago
on that day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
JUl1IST RENOWNED FOR
-
DIGNITY

Everyone has met the type OF jur-
ist who 3 possessed Of a fne coat Of
dignity. The clergyman. profession
al man, or business man all have =
and YOU axe Il. In q home & Is In
dispensable Use CLOSTER BRICK
and it enduring strength and beau
" viii be a grea, heritage 20 vour
family. Ask Staples Hudebrsnd
about It. S2-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
" Ife StGTUer' Gets
Suspended Sentence;
Wife Seeks DiUOrCe

MADISON. Ind. Feb. 4-On
a plea Of guilty 20 a charge OF
failure 20 provide food and mod
derate living means FOR his wife.
William Roche was sentenced
Saturday by Edward Roberts.
Judge OF the Jefferson circuit
court, 20 serve six months az the
Indiana state farm and was fined
$50 and costs The sentence and
fine were suspended as long "a
Eoche's behavior is good
Following the courts action.
II NJ Bear. attorney for Mrs
Roche. fled divorce proceedings
for his client. alleging cruelty.
The divorce comes up for trial
in the March term Of court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

stockholders are invited to attend
a meeting at HOffer Hall. 1916 West
COlfaX av. Feb. 9Th, 7:45 p NJ How
20 protect our interests i'm the bank
ruptcy proceedings will be discussed
Some definite plan will be determin-
ed upon. COME. Sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
BEST FRIF2Sp IN THE
HOSPITAn-

II your best friend. one OF your
family or . fellow emrloye. goes
10 the hospital. remember that these
days IN a hospital bed drag YEARLY.
You could lend a touch OK the fra
GRANGE OF spring or sending flow
ers Call williams. the Florist
Main 769 2sti
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
ONE THOUSAND

Discontinued Columbia records
now on sale at soc each. This lot
includes many new numbers not on
sale before and some very fine selec-
tlOns The G. W. Copp Music Shop.
open every evening TIL $50 O'Clock.
33-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

Consult DR.. Carson for reliable
dentistry. % years in South Bend.
125 w. Washington av. Open Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday eve
nings. Phone NJ SAG. 27-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

No creditor can touch the pro-
ceeds Of a life insurance policy. The
wife and family have a prior at
tachment; that is If issued by WAL
TER FEGAN. J. NJ S. BLDG. 27-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

No matter tns occasion. you are
sure 20 havs the right flowers 60
they come from Bcehlers 1la,s
1855 1l-f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

Progressive Splritualis- church
has moved with the Moose order
from 2sO s. Michigan TO 3O3-5 S.
Michigan. over Schuiug's Drug
store Old Varier hail So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05

Dry wood for sale. Hard and soft
stove length South Bend Dowel
Works. Main 2143 sStf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-05
QUALITY PRINTING.

At reasonable prices. Commercial
Printing CO., Farmers Trust Bldg,
Lincoln 2S27 90