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The Crittenden press., 1922-03-10

Anne s~ everything dincreuts II Just
came 10 me that it Ia nice 20 have this
always the same"
perhaps Al.x viii come up herr
and help keep % sn some day" the
man said. deliberately Chcry's leok
N elaborate surprise and pleasure
died before hIs serious glance. She
was silent for a moment
"Why don't you ask herf' she sald
In low. thoughtful tone. trembling
eager to preserve bis mood without o.
false note
II hnye.- he answered simply
Cherry's heart jumped vita a sudden
unexpected emotion What was ~
Not pleasure. not nli suTrIse-sufely
there could be- NJ jealousy mixed with
her feeling for Peters pinns1 But
she was dared with ihe rush - feel.
INK hurt IN some fashion she could
nor stop % disserf nnw
"And she said nof shc siammered
IN ennfuslon
"she said no. Or. nt least 7 lnH.
muted that 7 was lonely o'd nncc
tlonaic man with fhI. and that % of
fcr nui shs InfIma'eI fhnt that wasn't
enough 7 ouehi i0 have .B'i-i ought
io err.n.n-that Z Dad told hcr. on'y
Few iafs previously that bad ai
unfs intei somebody eise'-
"ohhhf" Cherry uns enlightened
She v'suai.rei un aTa.r in me hsi
years ~ the old century for Peter
"Oh and and she didn't love yonf
. Cherry nskcd
"rhe LADY, she vls unfortunately
married before had chance 20 ask
her" saif Peter
"Ohhh~ Cherry said arain. I'm
pressed "ard youn never 80 o,er
lff' she asked flmIiiy "refT ]
never kncW That" she affei as b.
wns silent "poes-ioes Tad tnuwT
"Nohcly knoss hut AiiH. and shs
onit knoss ne hare facts" be a.
ured her
-oh' cherry could think - NOTHING
% adi 70 mo sympathetic little mono.
syllable
"Fn.stei with ne shower
shrlssci Al.H from ne vurm iarknes.
inside tio iauruuy ~liurry ur
Peter something smells utterly
granif-
THAT'S me chicken thing Peter
shouted haCk. srr.us.nr up to d.np
uear in fhe f.reHIon ~ fhe bath
ruHm Cherry uf nn SILENT umrrri
fu in tte uru spell ~ fhs pleasant
/ toIer the sfunreil appealing ani ye'
maurrfui pcrsunH''fy
The dinner sfrure'ei ns aT Peter
dinners iIit Aiir MIXED q salad ffp..
nr. Peter himself flashed in arf ou'
~ fhe rry ho' kitchen hundred
times Row n immaculate linen
/ ramr hark ard Forth in ieImn'l
/ ntiesrffIne suddenly everything
eas ready. Co. crisp rnoslnrh ho'
French laaf ne h.s brown iar ~ huh
bling nnl oiofaus chicken. fhe lettuce
rarsd n lfs bowl fhe l0uenrekr.
faffiss in hf.r ufnu c1ses and
rteeses and CRACKERS nnf olives anf
frs nnf tiny f.h Ih ol ani narrnn'
In frfei rarrr that uere a part Of
aIi Peters dinners
After dinner ttoy Watched fHe monf
rise until AK drnei ln to the plan,
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-10

-
swell. We wont 81 into that" her
father interrupted her hastily fof
Alin had aired these Views before aud
~ vas not IN sympathy 9Th them.
"And I guess you're r.ght: the child
4 q woman nov. with q eomans ~
sponsih.lliies.- b. added And hef
place l. with her husband They'll
have % solve ne together 90 learn 90
Feihef on speak o. Chsrry "
AliH watching him walk away
thought that she bad never SEEN Dad
look oId before She sae ths shaios
on Biz Kind face an the rcsi % that
fay.
u vas only ne next morning when
b. 0Ieued ths qussiion with Chsnl
u vas brilliant morning With
spring airrady ln ihe air. Cherr1, ou
the porch steps. was reading q letter
frum Martin Ter father 80 down D..
eide her She BAD on oue oi hcf old
gowns and. taihel ln sofi slnIlghi
iooscd eighteen aea|n Tie CIR uas
sweet and puugeni and damp and
fresh. the tky hlFh aud Bloc. uni
across thc granite fao ~ Tamalpa.s
q Last scarf of mist vas noai.ug.
"Wsll vhai has Mau.n 10 say z
asked the deTor
"uh BE- doesn't ukc lt much Cher
~ said making o. little fucs lie 10
scr.bss the vliiage as perfectly hoIe
lssa Hes moved .nio ihs Ilf'.c h0ls-
in 4 street. and soften tuo stoves
up"
-And when doss be- want h.s g.rif
hsr father purued
~lie doesn't say Cherry answered
innecrntiy. q th.uk he o. raliy hap.
pIrf 10 have me hrrr. ahrrr he knows
] am we'll 81 sho said = kuos
en-. sie endsi after momcuts
thuuEht
Her father vas conscious NJ panf
b. bad uoi even formed ihe th0ugh'
in BIZ own mind that Chrry uas un.
harry Ths child he told himself tai
a rood husband home aud health
and unletslopsd rrsuurcus within
herself 10 vus ruttilus and palniu.
20 him 70 rcai.rs that there vas need
81 something mon--and thar ihai
somsihlur uus lacking Ne feii q sui
deu anger ai Mari.n. ehy uafut Mar
tu managing this afairl
-Mau doesn't msui.ou any timsf
10 mused
~Ihants 20 your Cherry said
d.mp'.hg mlsgh.ctolsly. tie vrui'
cutie firmly. Just before Christmas
che added hut ! told hIm that Dad
had btcn such co. auEsl and ukri 81
much 90 have me- here" And cher
rys smile vas ful of childish triumph
"My dear hsf father sa'f. spurfr
90 sudden courage by a r,aliiati@
that the matter might easily becom'
serious ~you mustn't atuss biz Frn
srus.iy. Suppose you write thai
youll ioin hlm-this b. Marrh-sup
poss you say me nrsi of Apfnr
Cherry flushed and leosed down
Her ups trsmhied Thev sas q no
msui ~ unhapry sienct.
q, "Ncy usIl had. Abe laid in q lou
voice A ascoud later shc bad JUMPS.
60 hsr feet and vanished .n thc house
usf father roamel ihe ueris d
luurh time 90 Dad her in hrr place
smiling. bui tutri % tears abuui he
lovely ryra
Noitlug mere Vas saIi f0f a daY q
two end then ChrrV rJai aloud q
the family un adeCiiouaio letter d
vhlCh Martin said that eveDih'u
would b. ready fof hef whenever sh
zane boz.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-10
POULTRY
FLOCKS
TRAP NESTS HELP BREEDERS
Enable Poultymsn 20 Fini Pfonl
able Layers b. Selecting Late
Melting Hons

Ureparsf ~ tts unusi states isgafi'
msnt ~ Au .aIi.fri
Trap nesting hens 60 nni ihr most
profitable layers does Dot appra 'o
the average farmer aui hars }afd
poultyman as being practical he
sides the original cosf Uf mah.ng ila
nests there BE- thr extra lHhHr o.
qu.rsd of looking nnu fhr layers
However SOME ffs hHf fatr been
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-10

and Peter followed hcr and the oih
efs came In. Co... to sIt beside fhe urv
A. usual It was midnight before uny
ars thought ~ ending one ~ Peters
evening"
Aui al Through thc pheasant gu.rt
hours. aul when hr bundled them up
n hIs own bIe innse cuats o. drive
them home Clsru was thinking of
him u ihis uev ught; Peter lowing a
eUmau. uud denied TO, kuua.oist
sermrd iu ding "a strange r.amur
about h.m, ,he saw new charm m
him, ur perhaps. us she told herself.
She saw fur tho nrst time bow charm
lnr BE- really WAS. llls speech seemrd
actually ihe plnsuuicr fnr the siam.
mer at which they had an laughed
years uro. ihe SLIGHT limp lent its
own touch ~ individuality. and the
mans blunt criticisms ~ hooks and
mus.c politics aud people. verr sofi
cuei hv bis humur. bis genuine hu.
ml'iiy. and hls onrrr hospitality
Seat day sue tuuk uCcnslou 90 men
tlon Peter and bis analr. 10 All1
Aux turned n,g rcd. but laughed
hardly
~ he cuuslders that an oicr b,
can consider o. refusal guess.
she said hoylshly embarrassed. \
ukr h'm-lm crazy about hIm llut
I don't want any party in rngIets and
rr.uol.ues io come Heating frum th,
dead past over my chllds nnoccui
cradle
"Alls. yuu'p Awfuli" Cherry
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-10
ACHES And PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS EN- !!

A VOID ~ ni-sry II facting rala.
~ laFe q haffls a elaant liai.
rfnf kl.iY ani appIY shsh
yuu kfu tel ~ alhs o. faIn.
u guskIY sa@ss ~ pan ard srnit
irslinr a sarmih thruash ~
afh.nf lar aa,Is . Lsssuesi f<.ssaisf
tlitrsi fa'tlsf
inf CO. o. fhrumliifHl nsuairia.
siifla gfaint al fifalnt. stla iolntt.
Lrf n. / ani slrr mus lra.
- tftY lraft lantsnrmy. Aak
yuuf HrIf ft.ar
Al III tfas -itc. 90. $40.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-10
YOU'D 40 back 10 your r..
,hsr. I suppose" Martin said,
ysvning
TouE CONTINUED
irish pea, Deposits.

nrIiish scientists have estimated
that lrrland cunta us more thun iUu.
uuWn tuus ~ peut sufficient tu sup
pl, the lslnnis requirements Zoe fuel
and pnusf more than 80 yvarA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
Mss i'ILDRED KOBE
BECOMES THE BRIDE
or GLENN RANCE

Glenn Rance, 22O y. Main ST. and
Miss Mildred Lucille Kobb, were
marr.eI at the home Of the brides
sister Mrs. G.. \. Warren. 207 y
Laurel 81. a high noon Thursday
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev j. II. Evans, pastor Of the First
Evangelical church. Mrs Minnie B.
Partridge. sister &C the bride played
the wedding march. The home was
decorated in yellow and white chry-
santhemums
The bride was a:tired IN a brown
5rOadc,oth travelling suit with hat 10
match and wore a corsage OF white
rosebuds Mss Stella A.brecht was
the bridesmaid and wore a brown
suit hat 10 notch and a corsage Of
pink rcses Roy P.ttman was the
best man. The bride was escorted by
her father J d. Kobb who gave her
go The groom
Follow. she Cerem ony a dinner
was served tJ the bridal party and
tho .mme jlate relatives
The groom is the son Of Mrs Mat
re Henry $40 y. Michigan ST. South
Bend and Is employed al the Ms
hawak4 Wooden company.
They VIII reside az 7I6 y. 18th
-. after Nov. IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
kLVERII-I G NAN TELLS
ABOUT TANLkC

Advertising men watch each
others work pretty clio e. and OF
course followed The Tanlae ais 1
want 20 say It's Just like they claim
because I tried Taniac and IL GNei
me up fine"
This statement was made recently
by Elliot L. Kramer. weI-known "a
vertising specialist, CLIO Ebeshart
Ave, Chicago. III.
Il had bad attack OF STOMACH
trouble" ne said became terribly
run down and nervous and lost a lot
OF weight. Il was next 10 impossible
for me 20 sleep and ] was losing nay
grip on work. Ny appetite was just
about gone and the litue did man
age 20 eat caused me awful pains,
gas and heartburn.
"Tan.ac gave me an appetite like
I used 90 have when boy on The
farm. I have gained Gfteen pounds,
sleep like a top and always feel
ready for the biggest Job / can get.
Tanlac is one medicine with real
power"
Taniac is sold by ali good drug
gists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
LOCAL CITY TEAM
TO OPPOSE W ALSH
HALL HERE SUNDAY
Strong Notre Dame Team to
Meat Matz and FOrstbauer
Eleven Sunday.

After a two weeks rest and thor
ough practice, the Matz and Forst-
bauer city e.even have completed
preparations to meet Notre Danes
third team" the Walsh Hail eleven.
This team, although said to be
light on the line, mas held the fast
Michigan City team, coached by An
day Gill, a former Him. star, to a 0
so o tie; beat Goshen by IS points.
and trimme. the Kendallville organi-
zat.on by Z to 0, BESIDE winning all
the inter hall games at Notre Dame.
II is reported that tbs team uses
sim.ar aerial attack 10 that which
has been played so successfully by
the first str.ngers against their op-
ponents during tbs season. and he
entire week has been devoted 10
pecfecting successful defense
against the overhead attack
Although the M.shawaka city
team lost TO Kendallville, 10 0, and
Wash Han won Z 10 0, critical OBJ
servers Of the local team in action
do not dope this to mean a win for
Walsh Hal. but rather. one OF the
hardest scraps Of the season.
Manager Heck stated that the To-
cal team has never been in better
condition since they started playing
this year. and arc prepared for al
most anything.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
POLICE FIND CLUE IN
ORME MURDER CAS-

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. IS
That Hence Orme was murdered by
two hold-up men who have terror
lied motorists stopping on an So
lated road near Fl. BENJAMIN Har-
r.son was the new theory police
today following the questioning Of
Nellie McCune. companion o. Orme
when he was shot By bandit.
Many robberies In this particular
spot have been reported but about
SO percent Of them have been cover
ed up by the victims for fear they
might involve some wealthy families
Grapevine reports to police head
quarters on various occasions re-
vealed that valuable coats. jewelry
and money had been taken. but the
police received no direct report Of
them.
As a step toward clearing UP the
murder OF the wealthy farmer and
tennis supporter Chief Of Detectives
Jerry Kinney asked all motorists
who had been robbed in that vicinity
in the past TO telephone the police
the description Of the robbers He
said the victims need not disclose
their identity o. do anything MOVE
han give the descriptions. BY this
method he would open the way for
persons who Give in glas house,"
to aid in solving the mystery muir
der.
Kinney said he believed Orme
was shot with the type or gun used
in the army.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
CITY is DARKENED
BY SHORT CIRCUIT
At POWER STATION

The entire city Of Mishawaka was
thrown into darkness for a shor,
time. Thursday evening, about 7
O'Clock, because Of the presence Of
mois ure on the back of the power
panel of the main switch board,
ecently installed in the Mishawaka
electric station. at Church and
Front SITS, causing a short circuit
in back of the panel. burning "a
number Of small wires with such
force as TO crack the panel.
Flamec. which spurted almost 70
the roof and ignited the insulation
attracted the attention of several
hremen who extinguished the blaze
with hand fire extinguisher
A short time was required by
.Supt A. r. Klein and his assistants
TO make the necessary repairs be
fore he current could be agar
turned on temporarily. Complete
repairs were to be made at md
night. he said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
LOCAL WOMAN IS
ADJUDGED INSANE
BY COWMISSION

After spending the entire after
noon investigat ng the case. Mrs.
Magg e VALLEY, 134 Milbur blvd,
who was taken into custody Sunday
morning by local officers at the re-
quest Of her neighbors, was adjudged
II unsound mind by Drs. c. \. Dresh
ana w. B. Christopher Wednesday
afternoon.
The woman was said TO have
threatened her neighbors at various
times with bod " harm. and TO have
used improper language before their
children. She was taken ntO custody
By the local officers only after con-
siderable trouble.
Mrs. WaIlev viii be held ~ The
county Jail until the proper papers
oaa DC filed by local officials
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
yT.kO.E Ct ES. ONE 7

Are MT Noi.-n aatu. ally as light
hearted. brave and hopeful. as men?
Yes certainly; bu; a woman organ
ism Is essentially different from a
nan's-nI ore delicate. more sensitive
and more eXacting. Women ~ deli
cate health are more dependent
more nervous. more irritable and
more respondent. When a woman
develops nervousness. s.eeplessness.
backsches headaches dragging down
pains and me.ancho.!a she should
lose no time in giving Lydia Z PINK
hams Vegetable Compound fair
trial, as IL viii quickly dispel UGH
troubles This root and herb medi-
cine contains no drugs and has been
the standby OF American womanhood
for nearly fifty years. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
At CENTURY THEATFR

Among the vaudeville acts % be
presented az the Century ,helter co..
day. Saturday and Sunday. VIII be
Three Musical Frej.anders. which
promise a surprise musical sensa-
tion.
They are sa d 90 be the only come
dy. novelty musical act OF the kind
in vaudeville. The partnership con-
sists OF two brothers and daughter
who have evolved q series of musical
instruments. which are not only
lud.crous and novel. but at the same
time give forth real melody AL
members OF the Friedlanders are
killed theatrical people their or
ganization having been before the
public since 1884. Al ar stages Of
their career. the Fried,anders have
managed. 1t is said, 10 keep ahead
% thei~ numerous imitators by i'm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
SOUTH BEND GROCERS
DEFENDANTS IN SUITS

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 23.-Judg-
ments aggregaung $4,000 were
asked IN suits fled against the Levy
N ard Grocery company and the
toosier Wholesale Grocery com
pany both of South Bend, by n. 3
Howell. Son and company. OF New
York City, in Federal court oddy
The complaint AYERS that the
plaintiffs sold sugar TO the defend
ant companies in July. 1920. but
that the shipments were refused
when they reached South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
DefOrned Babe ReCOUerS
From Pneumonia Attack

CHICAGO. Nov 23-(By [. p
Baby I1ebrasca, crippled babe
whom doctors decided should not
be allowed a scientific death as re-
quested by it's father. was recover.
ing today from an attack Of pnue.
mcnia.
The baby, born without arms or
legs, was removed with her mother
from the hospital TO the Lebrasca
home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

told OF various cities which he
been shot 20 pieces. OF ali the c..
visited she said "Verdun is the 4..
horrible Iis just north OF the q
gonne forest and IS The one To-.
never captured BY the Germans al
though 100000 French soldiers wore
k.lled az this po.ni. of which $4,000
were found and only 10000 OF them
were recognizable
"Argone Forest Is shot away. shells
have torn out trees and gasses have
killed trees and now there are only
a few weird looking trees Ieft." she
also tod OF visiting Chateau Thierry
and the Marine river. where the
American boys did such splendid
work. Hill No 30s. Belleau Woods
and various other battenelds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
SPEAKER EXPLAINS
The CONDITIONS OF
DESTITUTE FRANCE
Addresses Members of Art De,
partment of Mishawaka
WOman's Club.

we should help France TO help
herself said Miss Helen Gregory. a
member of the American Good VIII
delegation which visited devastated
France. in her address to the mem
Jers OF the an department OF the
Mlshawaka Womans club yester-
day afternoon People Of France
are very discouraged. and no wonder
they are depressed. for practically
every woman wears black IN mourn
ing for from one 70 FIVE male mem
bers OF the house who fell in the
war. France is full OF cases of
young men who have been gassed
in action or have contracted tuber-
culosls during the conflict we
should help them not with money
but encouragement
The purpose or our official mis-
miOn 10 France was 20 assure the
French people that The United
States was stil her friend and will
ing TO help her work under the
great handicap with which she is
confronted "
Describes Battlcflclds
In speaking OF devastated France,
Miss Gregory said. ct IS absolutely
impossible TO realize the horrible
conditions of the cities used as
battlefields There are miles and
miles Of shell holes. acres and acres
OF barbed wire and uneXploded
shells. making Il almost impossible
for the French 20 reclaim the lands.
At SCISSORS which was a city Of
$4,000 population, there are great
piles OF rock stone and plaster and
after great effort a pathway has
peen made through the ruins. In
Rheims. which wac a city Of about
no. 600 there were only FIVE houses
which were NOT hit bv shells She
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
Panel of Herrin
Jurors Nearly Exhausted

MARION, H.. Nov. 23.-Hope of
securing a jury i'm the first Herrin
massacre trials before Thanksgiv-
ing was practically abandoned to-
day.
The third panel OF so prospective
jurors, composed mostly OF farm
ers. has showed even more decided
opinions" than the first and sec
ond panels in which miners were
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
DIVA S A IS LAGER
BEER AND WAGNER
Nj USIC WILL LIVE

SAN FRANCI5CO. Cal, NOV.
23 Two things i'm America viii
never be wiped out.
They are Wagnerian music and
lager beer
This was the op MON cypress
al here ,oday by Mime J ham.
Gad~ki. grand opera star.
"DCr'an1 for be- CT music l.
growing constantly i'm America"
she said. JAR may have "a
small place, but Wagner viii live
forever"
A. TO IaCcr bcCr. she declared
The NolStcad act viii be modified
because Americans look upon
simple drinking pleasures rs a
native right"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
NAVAL DESERTER
TAKEN TO CHICAGO
BY LOCAL OFFICER

James "a. lay who was arrested
at the request Of Naval authorities
ut Washington. -. c.. who charges
i'm with desgrdon from q hospital
a. Norfolk. Va was taken 10 the
Great Lakes Naval station Thursday
morning by Oncer Stanley Mar
chant.
Ray was arrested last Monday ar
ernoon at the residence OF his par
hts. goo Pearl st. Plymouth. Ind
When apprehendcd. he adm tied he
aa deserted. giving rs reason.
they had rotten chow there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
E. J. ". FINK WITH THE
MISHAWAKA WOOLEN co.
FOR QUARTER CENTURY

Ear j. w. Fink. assistant gem
erel manager of the NIishawaka
Wooden Manufacturing Co. was the
guest OF honor al dinner given in
the cafeteria Of the plant yesterday.
The affair marked the 25th ami
versary Of Mr.. Fink's connection
with the company. Chrysanthemums
were used in the decorations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

predominant Thirty three we're
examined without a single luryman
being selected.
Prosecuting attorneys FELIX they
gained a technical az artaEe when
he defense was forced to use dre
additional preem0tory CHALLENGES in
di-ml ss.ns ven.-emea suitable 90 the
state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
Police Investigate
Fire Near Portland

PORTLAND Ind Nov 23-In-
vost-sat.on Il the mysterious Gre
which destroye5 Frank Blcki1s-
ham farm home nea- lere reveal
ing the charred beds of Jcues
Wootlrs SO. was started Jy county
0Tce-s today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

Albert DeVos has returned from a
years visit with relatives and
friends In Belgium. He has COM
pleted arrangements TO secure pass
ports for his father. mother and
brothers 10 come 20 the United
States TO reside.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
POLISH SOCIETY TO
GIVE ANNUAL B4Z4R

4 bazaar Will be held at the Stra-
crnynski hall al 500 S. Laure. st.
under the auspices of the Kosciusko
National Mutual Benefit society. Nov.
%. So Dec. i and 2 a large num-
Der Of valuable prizes donated by
local merchants VIII be given away
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
EPISCOPAL SUPPER.

Several hundred of Mshawakans
attended the supper give at the par
Tors OF the St. Paurs Episcopal
church last evening, under the aus
pice9 Of the Bishop Knickerbocker
Guild.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
GRASS FIRE EXTINGUIsuED

A smal- grass IRE along the New
York Contra. railroad tracks. near
Hendricks 81. was eNt.nguished by
'he Central IRE department Thurs
day even ng. about S:30 O'Clock. No
damage was reported
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
PLYMOUTH GROUP PRESENTS
PLAY

The Kitchen Cabinet orchestra"
of the Plymouth Christian church
came to this city last evening and
presented a humorous play at the
pariors of the First Christian church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

Do not be too ready to air your
grievances. BY publishing COM
plants you Will frequently reveal
your weaknesses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
NOTICE

Transfer light and Heavy hauling
done by Ca tleman's M Goa Yards.
Call Mishawaka 20. Quick erv'ce
ONCE 90 North Main St. Misha-
waka. Advt 24-t7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
son BORN THURSDAY

son was born Thursday morn
Ing at s.. joseph hospital TO Mr.. AMI
Mrs. joseph Clafay 2317 Lincoln
way ".
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
HARD tANTHRACITEl OoAL

Sorry. but we are unable to get
II. but we do have coke for base
burners and furnaces. The chest
nut size will give you satisfactory
results. would suggest you place
your order and get It direct from
car. Castleman's Coal Yards. 444
North Main st. Phone Mishawaka
70.
20. Advt. 24-t1
Hair cuts % cents except on Sat.
Urday. Two BARRIERS for Friday and
Saturday l. VanBlair. 625 Z.
Fourth ST. Advt 2f-t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24

Too many Of us confuse ambition
with a desire to have things handed
TO us
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
FOR S ALE


New modern bungalow in East End.
Double door throughout. attractive de-
: ~. large Kitchen with sink aud built
in cupbOards. c0ionades. two nice bed
rooms each with large clothes c.oset
Lot 44X1l4. full basement. Round Oak
furnace. Sg-so