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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11

lation of the best books, the treasure
chests Of human aspiration and
knowledge,
Therefore, in order that the cit
zcns OF Indiana may come TO recog-
Eize more fully the value OF books,
reading. and Libraries, and that sthey
may become more familiar with the
advantages and needs of the public
libraries i'm their own communities.
BY virtue OF my authority as gov
ernor of the State Of Indiana. I.
Warren T. NIcCray, do now designate
the week of April 23-29 1922, as
Indiana Library Week" and do
urge tho observance of this week iu
All parts of the state. I especially
recommend that the trustees Of pup
&c Libraries, Librarians. teachers and
c1ergymen, do their utmost to reach
all in each community with the mes
sage and influence Of good books
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11
MORAL REFORM WAVE
SWEEPS MEXICO CITY

MEXICO CITY, March "a wave
&C moral reform that might be lk-
ened 20 the blue law agitation of the
United States is sweeping over Mex
leo City.
The latest agitation is for the sep
aration Of the sexes in the moving
picture theaters. Most of the movies
here are quite dark during the per-
.formances and the moralists say
that there is as much uncensored
romance in the balconies and the
dusky corner Of the orchestra as
there are on the screen. Leaders OF
the moral reform movement predict
national decadenCe and a rapid low
ering Of the moral standard II the
sexes are not separated or the lishts
turned on.
Some of the moving picture houses
here are particularly adapted 10 The
development Of romance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11
Y GU r HE ALTH

There are lots OF things a child
should be taught, but how can he
be taught unless the parent has the
knowledge?
For instance. are YOU aware that a
both sides of his mouth for this
purpose?
You don't want one side of your
, face TO be more developed than the
other side. do you? You certainly
don't want your child TO be so af-
flicted.
II takes a lot OF patience and good
sense to bring up a child in the way
he should go. He must be watched.
not IN a disagreeable way. but care
fully enough 20 determine what his
habits really are When true fault
/ is discovered, if you explain why il is
fault the child will have some in
teuigent reason for mending his
ways. without thinking his parent
| is cranky"
Why should both sides OF the
mouth be used for chewing?
Did you ever observe the teeth of
a healthy dog? They are white and
/ clean and shining. They are made
| 50 because the dog chews rough and
hard food This food cleans his
teeth and polishes them. The food
acts like a buffer, giving smoothness
and lustre TO the teeth
II you do not use your teeth for
chewing hard food, no matter how
much you use your toothbrush. there
may be collections Of tartar on the
inside or at the roots of the teeth
| To prevent this accumulation of tar
J tar both sides Of the mouth and al
! the teeth should be used for chewing
II this rule is adhered to there viii
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11

over into a new one; that's all I'm
doing. kittie Kat" said the bunny.
You may sit and watch me"
Thank YOU" mewed Kitue. so
she curled her tail up around her
legs. where IL wouldn't be stepped
on. and watched.
Uncle Wiggily was fastening the
cretonne on the seat part Of his easy
chair when Nurse Jane called him
out 20 the kitchen.
The muskrat lady wanted Uncle
Wiggily 10 bring her up some coal
from the cellar. and when the
bunny had done this he went hack
TO the fixing of his easy chair. Kittie
Kat wasn't there.
Well, i guess Kittie Kat became
tired Of waiting 10 see me finish and
/ she has gone home" said Uncle
Wiggily TO himself, twinkling his
pink nose. We'll. no matter, I'll
just put the covering on the seat
and my chair Will be finished" He
kept on lacking. and soon he called
in Nurse Jane, TO see how the chair
. looked.
why. it is as good as newt" ex-
claimed the muskrat lady 7
/ didn't believe you could fix it so
well. Wiggy! But what is that lump
in the middle OF the seat? Did you
tack an old cushion under the Gre
tonne?"
Lump? What lump" asked the
/ bunny, putting on his glasses to see
better. Il didn't fasten any cush-
+ ion under there that I know of"
Just then came a scratching al
/ the door and a voice called:
rs Kittie Kat in there ?"
mo. Tommie," answered the
/ bunny. as a pussy boy came in
Your sister Kittie was here, watch
ing me fix a chair. but she has gone
home"
ooh, what a dandy chair!' CRIED
TOmmie. May I try it," And be
fore any one could stop him Tom
ME had sat down on the soft
humped-up seat.
Then all Of a sudden, there sound
cd;
VOW! Meaouw! Wow. Pleas
get off me, You're sitting on met
Up jumped Tcmmie from tn
chair
That sounded like my sister Kit
tie he cried.
Nurse Jane took the tack litter
ioosened the new covering on tn
seat Of the chair. and from beneatI
{ it came Kittie Kat. She had gon
TO sleep when Uncle WiggiIy wen
to the kitchen. and she was so mike
up i'm the cloth when the bum
[ came back that he never notice
, her. but tackled the new cretonn
[ right over her.
And never woke up until Tom
= mic sat on me-" mewed Kittie. TT
glad he wasn't an elephant"
$50 am T." laughed Uncle Wig
, gily. II didn't mean TO tack you +
my easy chair, Kittie. Now tina
} you're out I'll fasten the seat dow
r again" And he did. thus making
new chair out Of the old one. The
Tommie and Kittie went home. afte
? they had been given each a piece c
p chocolate pie. And the bunny sa
IN his easy chair. So if the pup
81 dog doesn't chase the pussy cat
5 tail instead Of his own and max
s the goldfish laugh. I'll tell YOU ne1
{ about Uncle Wiggily and the pla
steamboat.
Copyright, 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11

re little tartar. II not. there viii be
gradual deposits az the neck OF the
teeth. IL may even creep down be-
tween the teeth and the gums The
gum being pushed from the tooth.
there is formed a pocket in which
the germs car grow and thrive
We certainly take into the mouth
with our food and in other ways In
Vulnerable germs. Fortunately, most
OF them are harmless and even
friendly But some of these germs
are of the pus-producing variety. III
some OF this kind are planted IN the
gum pockets they get 10 work on the
tissues of the mouth and pretty soon
YOU may have pyorrhoea-"R igg' s
disease"
Most chronic diseases of import
ance date back TO early life Proper
habits formed then viii prevent mis-
cry in adult life and old age 80
greater blessing is 20 be had than
good teeth throughout a long life
time.
AS a matter of fact. long life de-
Ponds To q considerable degree upon
good teeth For the sake of Ions
/ life and comfort during 81. YOU
should watch your teeth and keep
them in perfect condition To this
| end YOU should chew your food on
both sides of your mouth, and teach
your children TO follow this rule
/ II viii be easy TO get the little girls
/ 10 do this. because they don't want
| TO have one-sided faces. Il Us harder
/ 10 get the boys 10 practice it, os-
pecially if there happens 20 be a
] toothache or for any other reason
/ tenderness on one side. But il is a
thing that must be done FOR the good
/ Of the teeth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11
Revelations GA Vile 6gG445RS5S5o5u

matter with all Of US going fishing
for bullheads tonight?"
You'll have to stay all night" Pa
COsgrOve warned. THAT is, Of
course. unless somebody came down
in a car after you. III tell you %
warming TO his subject If some
body'n take me down i'm the car. 1
can go to the lower dam. about nine
miles down. If L have to walk. I
only can get 10 the upper dam"
BeSs Dean clasped her hands to-
gether Electrically and flashed an
imploring glance at Dicky.
Can YOU resist such a chance 10
be a wholesale beuefactor. Kind
Gentleman" she pleaded "Oh. do
say you'll take us down TO the lower
dam tonight
That's as the boss decides. %
Dicky waved a careless hand in my
direction. I'm only the man-of-all-
work Whatever she says goes"
ooh. Ia love TO go'" I said quick
ly and knew by the CLINT I'm Bess
Deans eyes that Dicky's speech was
another point in her score against
me.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11
PePS II ais

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Coen, SCI s
Carroll St. have as their guests Mr.
and Mrs. o. +. Parker, Rensselaer,,
Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11
UNCLE
WIGGILY
UNCLE WIGGTIN FIXES \
CHAIR.
BY HOWARD X. GARIs.
BY HOWARD r. GARIs.

We'll" said Nurse Jane slowly,
as she stood in the middle of the
hollow stump bungalow sitting
room and looked around. 1T is too
good TO. throw away and yet it's so
shabby l don't like company to sit
in it"
What's that?" asked Uncle Wig
glly who was just twinkling his
pink nose and getting ready to go
out adventuring. What is so
shabby?"
Your old easy chair" answered
Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy. The covering
is all faded and torn, and yet if
throw it away"
Please don't throw away my
easy chart" begged the bunny 1T
is so comfortable TO SIT in after I
come home from having had ad-
ventures with the Fuzzy Fox or the
woozie Wolf. 1 love my ee=J
CHART"
But it is so shabby" objected
Nurse Jane. 1T looks as if il ought
to go over the Hill to the poor
house,"
Never" bravely cried Uncle
wiEguy, "I'II fix that old chair up.
Nurse Jane, so it viii look like
new"
How" asked the muskrat lady
housekeeper-
why" answered the bunny, with
smile that made his pink nose
twinkle twice as fast. I'll so 10
the store, get some cretonne or
whatever they use for covering
chairs and I'll tack it on this old
one Of mine I'll make it look like
new chair"
"All right-if YOU want TO try it,
/ agreed Nurse Jane. shall I buy
! the cretonne covering for you?"
I'D rather do IL myself. II you
don't mind. spoke the bunny uncle,
sort Of bashful like u want TO pick
out a sky-blue pink green color"
Mercy me-" cried Nurse Jane.
After you get the easy chair fixed
il viii look like a rainbow or a sun
set. I don't know which"
IT like bright colors." laughed
| Uncle Wiggily. Please leave IL 70
me"
SO Nurse Jane did. and soon the
bunny had some yards OF bright.
lowered cretoune. hammer and
some tacks. which he bought AZ the
store Taking off his coat Uncle
7 Wiggily began fixing the char. fas,-
ening the new covering on over the
old
New. new" suddenly sounded in
the room where Mr.. LOngears was
working
"Oh. I hope that isn't che bad
+ Bob cat" exclaimed the bunny.
NO II YOU please. I'm Kittie
I Kat and came over 10 see What
/ you were doing" said a jolly little
/ voice. and there stood the pussy sis
I ter OF Joie and Tommie Kat. look
I ing AZ Uncle WiEgily
"Oh. I'm just fixing an old chair
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mrs. C. s. Bullock, 21s Il. Bart
lett ST.. will entertain the School
mems Wives club this afternoon at
her home.
The Schuyler Rebecca Lodge No.
80 will entertain members and
friends at St Patrick's party on
the evening of March Il, at their
hall
The Kings Heralds OF the I'm
manuel NJ. + church will meet at
the home Of Miss Irene Stark, 433
Harrison av. next Sunday after
noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11
PLANS MADE FOR BIG
ROTARIAN CONVENTION

Los ANGELES, March 9.-Pre-
liminary plans for what is confident
~ predicted Will be the largest con-
vention OF the international Axocia-
ton OF Rotary Clubs ever held.
scheduled 20 take place in Los An
geles from June to 2. are under
way following a meeting OF the ma
tional convention executive com
mittee
Expecting an attendance OF more
than 10. 900 members representing
Rotary clubs all over the world.
contracts for 5000 room reservations
have been prepared 10 assure Wis
itors adequate accommodations A
convention budget fund OF approx
imately 100000 has also been pro
vided for.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-13
NOTICE

Office Of the Clerk. Carter County,
Oklahoma.
Bids will be received for furnishing
all materials and tlte performance OF
all labor in connection with the con,
struction OF 26.foot span bridge AT
Camp Creek, between section and ..
Township South. Range West;
with combined approximate quantities
as follows:
SO cubic yards Glass A concrete, AZ,
calhc yards Glass Il concrete, II .7e0
pounds OF fabricated steel. s.s45 pounds
Of deformed steel reinforcing.
. Sealed bids Will be received at this
office until noon December 18th. 1929.
Tor the construction Of the above
bridges, and same will be opened al
200 p. m. on the same date at an ad.
1ourned meeting OF the Board of Coun.
~ Commissioners. Blank forms OF
proposal may be Obtained at the office
OF the County Engineer Bids must
be accompanied by certified check or
bidders bond In the amount OF ten
per cent OF the bid, which shall be for.
~ NhN RNAaAAf tNts
cute bond as hereinafter provided. Tho
party to whom said contract is award.
ed shall execute 10 the County surety
bond In the amount OF the contract. 10
become void upon performance Of the
conditions set forth in said contract
Ten per cent OF the contract price shaJ
ee retained by the County until ths
contract is completed and the work ac.
ceiSed. The commissioners reserve thu
right TO reject any and all bids.
JOE I. TAYLOR,
County Commissioner.
N. r. PIERCE.
County Commissioner.
ROY NJ. JOHNSON,
County Commissioner.
Attest: CLARENCE HARRIS.
County Clerk.
tseaD elo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-13

To John W. sullivan. owner. occupant,
claimant or holder of legal equitable In.
terest In and to the following real estate,
You. and each of you. are hereby no.
titled that ON the 10th day uf November.
1870. the following real estate was sold
for taxes ~ the county treasurer OF Car
ter county, Oklahoma, and tar sale Ger.
uficates No. saSt and shs5 were issued
thereon by the county treasurer OF said
county TO Carter county. Oklahoma.
and said certificates have been assigned
and transferred to John ". sullivan,
said real estate being described as fol.
lows. Lots and 4. Block 4s. New Wi.
son. Oklahoma. .---
And unless redemption from said sale
within sixty days after the service Of
this notice. or within sixty DAYS after
the first publication hereof. tar deed
viii be demanded and the same VIII be
Issued a. provided by law.
MISS NANCY CENTER.
Holder Of ceffifioats
Published In the Daily Ardmorsita
peesmbsf .. 9. u. " and q. 1921.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-11-02

INSIDE IN
FORMATION.
Why did you
give up the
club
The other
members talked
so much about
themselves, I
didn't have "a
chance myself
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-11-02
STRAINED RE-
LATIONS.

II my son mar
ried your daugh-
ter, what would
be my relation to
you?
I'd probably be
your ere art o r
most OF tho time.
II you had your
way
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1922-11-08

Last Wednesday about sun.
down Messrs. J. b. Arant, II. v.
Mungo, l.. J. Watford and the
writer left Page'and for Apsi.
ness trip to Cheraw. Mr.. Vat
ford kindly furnished and drove
the car. He is good, CAREFUL
driver and the trip was made in
safety.
The road, the Calhoun High
way. between Paaeland and Che
raw is q fine stretch of roadway.
This section with, the StoneMall
from Pageland to Jeffercon atves
US about 40 miles of excellent
highway which will be added to
from time to time.
Reaching Chesterfield after
dark. We found the new electric
lighting plant in operation fur
nishinR an abundance of light.
In fact it seemed as IL much
light was being used that could
be dispensed with, but then it is
better TO have too much Of agood
thing than not enough. We con.
graduate our neighbor on the
showing made at night with her
electric lights. ~
After bout half hour in Ches-
terrified the trip TO Cheraw was
resumed and in a short time the
city on the Pee Dee was reached
The party was soon in the office
of President Hanna of the Cal
houn Highway. He needs mo- in.
ksroduction. Mr.. Hanna is q very
busy man and is undergoing
treatment for some physical
trouble, vet he finds time to keep
things moving for the highway.
He is the right man in the right
place.
An hour or two was pleasantly
and profitably spent with Mr..
Hanna and wa feel that PagelAnd
will feel the effects in MANY
ways of this meeting.
Ihe return trip was quickly
made and the writer thanks Mr..
"atford for himself and the 9TH
er members Of the party for Ibis
services.
In conclusion We wish to utga
our people to get behind the Gak
noun Highway movement. Page
land Is it's headquarters af1d The
journal is the official organ %na
no place on the whole line of the
Calhoun Highway has q bekter
opportunity of getting something
! oGo 81 t!E nrvement.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1922-11-08
The Churches
The Baptist Church.

Choir practice for church ser.
vice, Sunday School and B. Y. P.
u. Friday night at 7.
Sunday School next Sunday
10A. M.
Preaching service at IL.
B. Y.P. u. Sunday night at 6:45.
Preaching service at 7:3O.
Everybody is cordially invited
to all these services.
r. Thos. Blackmon, Pastor,
, 1922-02-23

varying frDA one to six months. The
East Indian Railway has extended east
ward to within lis miles of the city.
Rome. Feb 18th. Premier Bonomis
Cabinet was defeated in the Chamber Of
Deputies this evening on a vote of conf
dence. The vote was 295 to 107.
Paris, Feb. 18th. The German Gov
eminent today advised t1e Allied repara-
lions commission that the fourth ten day
payment of 81, 900, 900 gold marks was
made this morning to the banks designat-
ed by the ~guaranteers committee. The
payment is in accordance with the tenn
porary schedule adopted recently by the
reparatiOnS commission al Cannes.
Paris, Feb. Z th.-Lord Curzon, Brit
lSh Foreign Secretary, has informed Pre-
mier POincare, who also acts as the
French Foreign Minister. that he wished
to meet him 'tO discuss the question of
Near East peace as soon as he Minister
ial situation in Italy permits, an Italian
Foreign Minister to come to Paris.
Paris. Feb. 17th.-noland and the lit
tie Entente counties will participate in
the preliminary examination Of the &C.
nOa conference programme by experts of
France. Great Britain, Italy, Belgium
and Japan, under an accord which it is
semi officially announced, has been
reached by Great Bri ain and France.
The inclusion of the little Entente coun-
tries of Jugo-Slavia. Czecho Slovakia and
Rumania, together with Poland in the
conversations is the suggestion of France
Mexico, Feb. 18th. The Standard Oil
Company has definitely suspended all
work at its refineries near Iampico and
wOrkmen numbering upwards of a thou
sand will be discharged i Immediately, ac-
cording to advjces from pampico which
say orders to this effect were received,
buc pump workers will be retained, it
was added.
New York, Feb. 18th. The coolest
day of the winter in this section tonight
was held responsible for several deaths,
an explosion and temporary gripping of
ore of the Newyoyk subways, besides a
host of minor mlshaps, Two of the
deaths occ 1rred at landing in New Jer-
sew when the dynamite packing house
of the Atlas powder works blew up The
plant officials pointed out that it was the
third explosion to occur In February in
the last three years, and expressed be.
lief that the extreme cold should be held
accountable. With the mercury two de-
grees below zero in thisocity and as much
as so below in ne AdlrOndackS, blocks
SIGNALS in one of the tubes connecting
Manhattan, and Brooklyn allied and all
SIGNALS shone red. Obeying rules, no
mOtOrman would pass a danger signal
, 1922-02-23

ed as the first sep to yard setting up an
Egyptian Cabinet at Cairo, it was learned
authoritatively today. Lord Allenby was
received by the King this afternoon to
whom he set forth the principal details
Of his plan for the revision of Egyptian
affairs. 1t is learned officially that the
statement that Lord Allenby has been
empowered by the Government to ter
inmate the prOtectorate and recognize
Egyptian Independence under certain
guarantees is Substantially correc,".
This SignalIzes a virtual return to
the policy suggested more than a year
ago by Lord Miner and the abandon
ment of the belief that the British should
concede nothing until the Egyptian set
up a functioning Government. 1t is un-
derstood in we'll informed quarters that
Ahdel kh9lek SarWat Pasha. Egyptian
Minister Of Justice will We called upon to
form a cabinet at Cairo. He is more &C
ceplabIe than ABLY Pasha ex Egyptian
Pre- mier. who headed the Nationalist del
egation t. London last November. Lord
Allanby has also been empowered it is un-
derStOOd to terminate the state OF martial
law in Egypt and to call a meeting Of rep
reSentativas of the Egyptian Nationalist
and the Govt to consider the future dis
position Of British troop garrisOns and 10
define the guarantees, which LOnd ~
wants for the military protection OF the
Suez canal. Their guarantees which
Great Britain want and which will be
discussed at this meeting are maintenance
of the right to rotect foreigners in
Egypt and the prevention OF interference
in Egyptian affairs by any power Other
than Great Britain. Lord AlIenby is "
turning to Cairo probably next Wednes-
day and is expected t. take Immediate
steps toward the formation Of an Egypt
ian Government, including a ministry of
foreign affairs and the converting of a
constituent assembly. Until this has been
done, British troops will remain ia EgypC
although it is possible that they will be
redistribuCed within the next Jew days.
Berlin, Feb. 17th.-The floating debt
of Germany on February 10th amounted
to 259, l27, 81 900 marks, an increase of
about 3, 800. 600, 900 since February lst.
Ottawa, Fe 18th.-Initiai steps to-
ward the bringing down Of an immi-
grafton policy during the coming SEES
sion Of Parliament nave been taken by
the appointment today OF a sub-com-
mittep Of the cabinet 10 deal with the
whole matter Of immigration an re-
port back to the CABINET Council.
london, Feb. 18th. The shipping
trade in Liverpool is dislocaled and Tin
ers are unable 20 enter or leave port 20
day owing TO strike Of the tugboalmen