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TISZA.BRATIANU.

1ntrebati pc ori-care membru
mai de seama al partidului libe
raj, de ce guvernul a refuzat sa
complecteze listele electorate. Yeti
primi raspunsul ca maSura pa
triotica. deoare-ce impiedeca pc
mguri 81 pc socialist sa patrunda
in parlamenta
Libera!ii vad asa-dara pri-
mejdie in reprezintarea proper
tionala diferitelor curente 81
tendinti politice. 81, din punctul
de vedereI an perfecta dreptate,
|caci I'm parliament. icoana adeva-
rata a tarii. lar exclude pentrn
vecie de la guvern.
Ca an temeritatea sd identifice
intcresele lor de partid Gu insasi
Iaspiratiile tarii. iarasi nr he mira,
caci vorba de un narav prea
vechiu.'
Ceea-ce vrcm sa relevdm, cn a
ceasta ocazie. sunt solutiile pc
earl marele partid lie are gaia,
atat i'm chestia minoritatilor cat
81 in ce priveste problema mlnci-
tOreaSca
Amandoua So rezolva foarte
simpIu. Uaca Tngurii n o sa alba
reprezinranti in parliament, lu-
mea din ApuS are sa ute in GU
Irind ca eli cXista. La eventualela
memorii &c Sc vOr trimete Ligei
Natiunilor'', guvernul ISL are de.
asemenea raSpunsul gaia: ele sunt
opera agentilor lui Horthy.
Chestia muncitOreasca ,ceva
mai complicata, dar 81 aici sunt
destule solutii practice. Sc va in
scena din cand i'm cand I'm process
monstru0s. cum este eel care Sc
desfaSoara acum la Bucuresti. 81
bolsevicblor sa lie treaca pofta
de greve 81 revolutii. Starea de a.
sediu inca este buna, caci efemen-
tele mai turbulente vor face Gu
nostinta en- aplicatiunea celui mai
slant 81 probat principiu consti-
|tutional: inmuiarea oaselor.
Poftim 81 lie vprbeste Gle ordi-
nea morala care sc razbuna. de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20

Zilele acestea urma sa faca q
dOua serie. All survenit insa alte
incidente earl ingreuie exptri
mentarea in chip Official a serului
anti-tuberculos.
D-rului Putureanu ii s.'a inter
zis sa mai trateze bolnavii part;
culari. celia ce inseamna ca is a
h,at posibilitatea de castig. In
acelas timp el este obligat ca pe
socoteala, sa sa faca injectiile de
cxpericnta. Binc inteles, aceste
experiente, voiajurile repetate
Vanesti-Bucuresti, intretinerca
animalelor, a laboratorului, etc.
cor 0 sum6 dc bani.
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= Noui dificultati in sxperimen
tars. D. Dr.. PatarsAnu plsaca
IN Amsrioa7

Sc site ca sub vechea directih
nc generate a servicinlui onital
Sc ajunsese la IN accord complied
in ceeace priveste eNperimentares
seruaui anti.tmbcrculos.
Conform conventici stabilize a.
tunci intre d-rM Puturcanu 81 di.
rectia sanitai@, urina ca invcnta
tarul va injecteze 20 bolnavi, la
spitalW Zcrlendi, pusi sub con.
irolul unei comisiuni.
Tot pr baza acestei conventii
inspcctorul regional sanitar dir
Craiova a ordonat ca bolnavii din
Olanesti 81 R.-valcea sa fie eva.
cuati. Din Ohncsti au fost eva.
cnati vre-o 300 bolnavi. La spi.
talul din 'R.-valcea 81 aiurea s'a
fhterzis d-rului Putureanu de a
mai continua tratarea tubercu-
losilor.
lntre timp, d-rul Putureanu.' a
VENT de trei orr Ia Bucuresti 81 i,
facut prima serie de injectii la
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Expellents|e serului
Putureanu

lperimcntarea 81 valorificarea sc.
Irului sal.
- Daca mi Sc mai pun bette III
roate 81 nu sunt lasat sd lucrez in
tara mea, voiu pleca in America
pentru a scoate in evidenta va.
loarea serului anti-tuberculos =
a spus eri d-rul Putureanu. Pana
acum cram acuzat ca ma eschivez
de la 0 eXperimentare Oficiala.
|.Ori, ann eedat unor cenditiuni a.
|proape umiiitoarp. Am VENT in
repetite rihduri la B,curesti,
inglodat in datorii 81 am depus
Iserul, duph cum mi "a cerut. AS
taxi voiu sa fac la Zerlcndi doua
serie de iniectii 81 membrii We,
!.chei comisiuni, carl nici MI au
lucrat, nu-mi dau linistea nece-
sara. Pc de alta parte, in timp CO
istrainii Sc .ofera ca pc socoteala
lor sa fac experiente, autoritatile
.noastrc MI gasesc sumele nece-
sare sau nu vor sd le dea.
Cum maine este ziua care va
hotari daca experientele CONT
nua. putem spune cu certitudine
ca in cazll cand directia sanitara
refuza satisfacerea cererilor doe
torului Putureanu, acesta va pie
ca in America.
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UN NUNTAs


Nnnta verisoarei mele Agata tre-
lalia sa sc faca in cerul restrans
al fafniliei 81 al prietenilor eli apro-
piati. Aceasta era dorinta miresei: /:
q fata, de altminterea GU o fire des-
tul de vesela 81 care nu dispretiua
petrecerile; dar fngea de adunarile
numeroase in care Sc intalnesc mai
mutt straini 81 cunoscuti de clipa.
No sa petrecem bine, zisese Agata,
deceit daca ON fl moi fntre al nostri
Il adevdratii prieteni.
Sc fkcN, dar lista celor &c ma pu-
team "a lipseasch u esi ca n'aveau
Sd fie mai inalt de treiseci 81 opt de
persaAiie. Oar pana Ia trirneterea
invitation, parintii kinefelui 1si
mai adusera ami1te de eateva rude
"a pffeteni &c tsebuiau p6ftiti; nu-
inele lof FIJI adANgat pc lista fntoc-
lnit6 81 inritatiile furx tfimese.
In pfesiuA c,lssnhiei, facand o
noua hanaArxtoa1%, eDhstataram cd
lstimaral peFsOAtielof ce aveau sd
il raftt Id savAfsifea solemnnMi
act, crHcuse sintitor. lar cahd ne
lntoarser6fa de ID biserica bagai de
sesanA Cd toate celc sase. olai ale
caselor fericiteior eazde, erau ticsits
de hume. Trebuia u fl fost N vre4e
suta de perseane.
serbarea hssA porais ca alta in
s0fletire ii iajreasa care facea 3 ca
satorie de inclinare, era atAt ile We
selA Cd ninfeAi ilu se NAL eAhdi 81
zic6 ccva.
ssmpAnia ctfess, se tineG, dis
carsuri, se ddasA, Acfi)e ploau :
0 orchestra b,ina intsna Ia tango
I'M, fux-ssstt-uri \ nj 3psssi anne
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CHELTUELILE ExpERI-
MENTARu.

D-rnl Putureann afii.ma cd {
doza de ser il costa pc el 6-7OC
lei. In fata acestei starr de lucruri
autorul serului anti-tuberculos Sc
l,lange ca nu-si mai poate con.
tjnua activitatea. La banca dir
R.-Valcea. doctor,I Putnreanu es
te dator 2 milioane jun. lei, lar la
o banca din Capitala 600 mil lei
Aseara Fam putut vedea pe d
doctor Putureanu intro camera
dc la Grand-Hotel. unde la lumina
linei lumanari, facea analiza san.
Selui diferitilor bolnavi de Ia
1crlcndi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20

Nreo cateva minute el fu subiec.
tul Gle vorba al persoanelor ce lua-
sera parte la aceasta intamplare.
= Tn viitor detectiv, spunea un
domn cu autoritate.
- I'm obscrvator, indrept;l alt eli
neva.
- ia o haimana pectl,lia TN ma
gistrat. La cincisprczece ami asia G
clientul politiei. Apoi il dcteram al
tarii.
fNnnta nu Sc ispravi decat ziua.
De dimineata. = rude. nasi priete-
nj - insotir;m la CARA pc tinerii
casatoriti ce plecau in calatorie. Eli
sc 81 urcasera in wagon, trenul sta
sd porneasca, 81 moi de pc peron. le
trimeteam ultimele salutari. Cand.
intre moi Sc ivi, facandu-si loc de
zor ca sd razbeasca pana la trpn, %
mana inaltata peste umerii nostri,
ce tinea un buchct de flori proaspe-
te Sill intindea pc fereastra vago-
nuIui, miresei: Recunoscusem pc
copilul della nunt; 81 nn ropot de
aplauze izbunci pentru ell. Nantes
tatia ar fl SPORT. daca in clipa ace
ca masina n ar Fl flueEat 81 II ar fl
pornit trenul. Cand il mai cauta-
ram printre moi micul nuntas dis
paruse.
El ne-a lasat la toti o hazlie 81
placuta amintire de la nunta veri-
soarei mele.
Cation Theodorian.
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DACA VREI

Sa nu intinzi mana la coltul
stradelor In caz cand ai ranas
fara o mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea S. r. A.
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kot1r D1scu471 cu srav1.
OftjL SANrrAR.

Maine dimineata d-rul Putu.
reanu va avea o intrevedere Gu al
prof. Proca, directorul general al
scrvfcfnini sanitar, car'iia ii va
cxpsne sitnatia 81 ii va cere ca
antorifatile sa ia asupts lor
asa claln re 81, cuvine in cazuri ca
Gel de fata cheltuiala. .ce Sc va
face ne tot timpur expericntcaor.
Tot deosaatA, d-fnl Putureanu Va
st7'ta "a nj primeste amestecul
sltor jpsFsoafic in lucrarile actua.
hi cofnisihnf.
P1ort11e11f U11f AlEn3tuA.
ssuhtem infofmsiti ed tfei aso
siafiuHi medlcsie din America 8
a lsbcfstor din New FORK !, !.
Mcut propuneri d.rnlui kuturea
- y piece III America psntru &
y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Indiana and Mlchl6dn News
NAFIA VICTIM BALKS
POLICE INVESTIGATION

DETROIT. Feb. with his lips
pressed az tightly together as his
haudaged. bullet-pierced jaw would
permit Vito Soracco. 1920 Russell
So. believed by the police 20 be the
latest victim OF Malta, "Wednesday re-
fused 90 aid boz the effort 20 q .scl0se
che identity Of the man who at
tempted % xii. him late Tuesday
night
When the questioning became too
heated. ne would brave the result
ant pain. and turn his head 10 the
wall While the questions Of detec-
tives from the Black Hand squad
rang through the silent room at
Receiving hospital. he would close
his eyes and appear 20 sleep.
Convinced they could get no aid
from the assassin's victim. members
Of the Black Hand squad turned,
Wednesday night. to the only other
hope-the pearl handled revolver,
found near the scene Of the shoot
ing.
If the pearl butt Of this revolver
has not been handled by too many
others. they hope 10 find on 10 a
finger print which Will lead them 10
the man who stood in ambush wait
ing for SOracco as ne returned from
his work at the Ford plant.
They are fearful. however. this
offers little 20 work on, for when the
shot which downed Soracco. rang
out in the night. it awakened his
landlord and others. who rushed 10
the wounded man. They also found
the revolver, and examined it, police
know. and undoubtedly left the print
of their fingers on its butt
40 one saw the shooting. II was
late and most everyone in the neigh
+ borhood was asleep Police have
learned however. that the assassin
hid in the shadows between the twc
house--hid and waited until his vic
tim was entering his front gate
Then he fired and having felled
/ Soracco, he hit him over the head
with the gun and fled before those
awakened by the shot got there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
PLAN CITY THEATERS
AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 9.-NIuni-
cipal Sunday schools and theaters
viii be opened in indianapolis. Lew
Shank announced today.
Theaters will be built i'm five city
parks and a professional cast viii
present shows
There will be no Sunday shows.
so Shank has given the opportunity
20 "some ambitious preacher to ga
Their his flock in the places for wor-
ship.
Wen have the biggest Sunday
school in town" the mayor said
"No admission will be charged 90
the theaters as the actors Will be on
the city payroll
They'll play Uncle Toms
Cabin" and some other good old
fashioned shows such as East
Lynn. Shank said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
BUCHANAN

| The Thirty club met Monday aft
| ernOon at the home of Georgia Will
cox. The subject of study was Hol-
land, and proved most interesting
/ Mrs. Charles Boyle gave an outline
and study Of the country and its
wonderful bulbs. Mrs T. II. Kingery
read a paper on "Civics and Schools
/ of Holland; Dutch Art and Litera-
ture," with copies of some of the
most famous pictures. was ably
given by Mrs May Whitman. Mrs.
Cora Rough OF Denver, who was
first president of the club. and Mrs.
s. =. Wood of Chicago, a former
member, were guests for the after
noon. and each gave a short talk.
The next meeting viii be at the
home Of Mrs. Whitman, Front s..
Roosevelt Day" was held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. c..
Roe by the Monday Literature club.
The story of the life of Roosevelt
was told i'm parts 10y different menu
bers, Mrs. Flora Jennings having
charge Of the program. Two vocal
solos were given by Miss Edith
Hall. and two piano duets by Mrs
Jennings and Mrs. A f. Bloom.
Next weeks meeting will be with
Mrs. Myrtle Keen, Roe st.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Monday evening in the Legion
rooms. The officers for the coming
year were installed. Mrs. Betty
Smith, acting as installing officer.
Light refreshments were served by
the new officers and a very pleasant
social hour was spent. Plans were
made 20 conduct a baked sale or
Saturday. Feb. II, at Runners hard
ware store.
The Live Wire class, Presbyterian
Sunday school, held one Of their
jolly parties Tuesday evening at the
home OF Loren Parkinson.
Owing 10 the illness of DR.. Writ
LOwther, who was 10 have given a
lecture Tuesday evening at the
Evangelical church. Randall Parrish
the well known author spoke in hie
place. DR.. Parrish gave a wonder
ful lecture with plenty Of food for
thought for those who were fortu-
nate enough 10 hear him.
Mrs. Charles Pears spent Tuesday
in South Bend at the bedside OF lit
tie Bob Steiner, who underwent "A
very serious operation on his leg
Monday morning. The little fellow
is az the Epworth hospital. ard is
getting along as we'll as can be ex-
peCted.
DIT. J. c. Strayer and little SON.
John, left Monday for Red Lion
Pa. 20 visit the doctors mother.
who has suffered a stroke OF paraly-
sis.
Richard Brodrick Is on the sick
list.
Clyde Blake Is improving slowly
from his recent illness.
Misses Margaret Eggert and
Wilma Dalrymple entertained their
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
New Hair or No Money

We make our guarantee without reservation-vith-
out strings 1t is absolute. We guarantee to stop
falling hair in weeks We guarantee to grow new
hair. If fall your money back without question.
Note that your o1CH druggist signs the guarantee.
Thus you assume risk
1t is safe for us thus to guarantee the treatment.
For experiments OF years prove it effective 81
heads in 100 Foremost authorities approve it.
World noted dermatologsts now employ It many
tharge as much $500 for the treatment.
We offer it, in correct form for home use at the
price OF an ordinary tonic"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
SCALE COMMITTEE
CONSIDERS WAGES
Soft Coal Miners Preparing
Demands to Be Proposed
Next Week.

INDIANAPOLIS Feb 9-Wage
demands or soft coal miners 70 be
proposed % the special convention
next week ~ the United Mine Work
er- Of AmeriCH were considered
Thursday by the ur.on scale COM
mitee. which decided o. place The
drafting ~ demands with % SUBJ
committee composed of the four
district presidents IF the central
competitive field and the three Off
GERS of the international union.
Lee Hall. chairman Of the scale
Committee. announced that the sub
committees report would be sub
mltted 20 the fun committee which
includes the pres dents Of the 20
districts OF the union. next Monday.
she day before the opening of the
convention Committeeman said tina.
uo general understanding as % any
increase 10 Doe asked by the miners
mad been reached in referring the
drafting OF the demands 90 the sub
committee They said discussion
was confined % general conditions
in the soft coal fields, particularly
the employment situation
Besides Mr.. Hall who is presi-
uent Of the Ohio district the sub
committee Includes Robert Gibbons
Of PittHburg. president of the West
ern Pennsylvania district Frank
harrington of Springfield prosiden,
N the Illinois district. John HessIer
~ Terre Hautc. president of the ru-
diana district and international
president John J.. Lewis Vice Pres
5dent Phillip Murray and Secy Viii
Tam Green
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
The Infected Sebum

o5fo of all hair troubles are traced to infected
Sebum 1t is oil that forms the roots of the hair
It's natural function is to supply the hair with oil
But II cakes on the scalp. Il forms a breeding
place for bacteria. 1t cngs TO hair and destroys it.
It lodges IN hair foces and plugs them Then germs
by the millions start to feed upon the hair Semi
badness soon is marked Then comes total badness
You can see this Sebum on your scalp, in the form
of oily excretion Or, when dried, dandruf
But it does not kill the roots. Hence when you re-
move it. new hair grows. This IS scientific fact
medical authorities will tell you So You must re-
move the infected Sebum.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Court Declares
Hip Pocket Is
Man s Castle

LANSING. Mich. Feb a-The
theory that a mans hip pocket is
his castle received fresh impetus
from a decision Of the supreme court
Wednesday, declaring that man
cannot be convicted by the use Of
evidence obtained from his person
by the police unless a formal arrest
has been made.
The opinion Is in the case of John
Afargelis. Of Detroit Two plain
clothes members of the police force
entered the place where he was en-
played and asked for a drink The
employer sent Margers us.airs for
liquor While he was absent the
proprietor was arrested one OF -he
policemen met Margel!s as ne came
downstairs. grabbed him and in the
ensuing russell a half p.r' cottle Of
whisky fell from his pocket
Although no search s-rIaat mad
been issued, the poiicemaL searched
the premises and found "a ss.on OF
liquor The proprietor was he'd but
later released owing 90 he fac. that
the evidence against him lad been
obtained without a search warrant
MargeIis was convicted ON the
theory that ne was under arrest
when the half pint of whisky fell
from his pocket. In a unanimous
opinion the court finds that Margelis
when seized by the officer was not
advised that ne was under arrest.
There was neither present inten-
ton to arrest. nor submission to
arrest. The treatment ne received
was for the sole purpose Of securing
the whisky he was believed to have
ir his pocket TO be used as evil
dence."
The conviction was reversed and
under the decision, the half pint
should be restored TO Margelis
when he is released
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
MUSKEGON ROAD TAXES
JUMP 1890 PERCENT

AIUSKEGON, Mich. Feb. City
Manager Ellison has prepared charts
showing that MuskegOn county
taxes and county road taxes have
increased more than 4,SOO per cent
in the past ten years. The greatest
jump was from $4,000 in 1914 TO
$500. 900 in 1921 and the bulk Of
the increase was for county roads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Link Belt Co. No Longer
Electric Merger Opponent

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. with
drawal of the Link Belt Co. Of this
city. as one of the opponents TO the
Indiana Electric corporation merger
case. was announced Thursday i'm a
letter sent by company officials TO
the public service commission.
The company was one of the IA
indianapolis power consumers rep
resented by counsel. contesting the
merger. other companies, il was
said. would be represented tomOr-
row when the commission hears
arguments over reopening the case.
Counsel for Indianapolis and kO-
komo also viii participate i'm tomor-
rows arguments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Forged Check. Buys Coat
for Girl. NOtU IN Jail

ELKHART. Ind. Feb. S.-A man
giving his name as B. Murdoch, aged
-. IS under arrest here charged with
the passing OF a fraudulent check
for $50 on the Fair store Of this
city.
The check charged 10 have been
passed by Murdoch was signed by
John Edmonson and was returned
by the St Joseph Valley bank here
marked mo funds" Murdoch
claims residence as South Bend.
The name Of a prominent girl OF
this city for whom II is said Muir
dock forged the name of EdmOnson
10 secure the purchase Of a fur
coat. is being withheld by the police.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
$50. 900 THEATER FIRE
LAID TO INCENDIARY

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Feb. 9.
Fire starting in Seeger's music
store. damaged stores and Offices in
the Regent theater building here,
Wednesday, 20 the extent of about
$4,000. Incendiarism u suspected.
The theeter. one Of the finest in the
state. escaped with only minor dam
age and will be reopened Saturday.
The Garden Theater, owned by the
same interests. was badly damaged
by fire early Sunday morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
WOMAN'S DEATH LAID
TO SLEEPING SICKNESS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. 9.
Anna Weir. 46. of Holland, died
Wednesday at a hospital Death
was attributed TO sleeping sickness
AIiss Weir who was housekeeper
for Father George Nye. of Holland,
was brought to this city 10 days ago
for treatment. She was conscious
until Tuesday. she is survived by
five sisters. three of whom reside at
GAYLORD. Mich. and two i'm Detroit,
and 10y one brother. who lives in
Akron. O. The body Will be taken
,p GAYLORD for burial
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
arrest Goshen Man for
Theft of Money and Notes

GOSHEN. Ind Feb Earl
Lantz. 80. who has held several re-
sponsible positions here. is under ar
rest charged with stealing 500 i'm
cash and $225 i'm notes from the Of
flee of the Kelly Cripe Motor Co..,
where ne went 10 loaf Police say
he has confessed. Downfall of Lantz
is charged 10 poker games in which
his losses are said 20 have been
heavy. He has a wife and two chill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Now We Remove It

For years, science experimental to combat infected
Sebum. Finally $50 effective specific was found
Now have embodied it in home treatment II
is called Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage.
1t is applied a way-a scientific way. Mote
illustrations above) It penetrates the follicles of
the hair. 1t combats the Sebum and removes it. Re
suits are marked. They are quick Ii tao lUesks It
stops falling hair. 1t grows hair with continued
use.
We urge you TO try this way. We know the
statements we make amazing-amost incredible
But remember back them with absolute guar
antee.
Note the results yourself Mark the healthy cond-
ton of your scalp-the freedom from dandruf. Look
in your mirror-see for yourself
Go today to any druggists Obtain the Van Ess
treatment With 1t you will get guarantee, signed
by the druggist from whom you buy it. Hence, it is
folly not TO try it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Note this NewWay
-If Messages fhe Treatment
Directly fufo fhe Policies
Of fhe Hair

This patent applicator makei
hair treatment, at home, possibls
for the first time. Blood alone re-
wives Treatment must reach the
infected area under the surface
We accomplish 1t, as the illustra-
ton above shows, with hollow
nipples Of scientifically perfect
rubber massage-cap which comes
with every bottle of Von Ess Hair
Grower. The lotion is fed directly
into the follicles of the hair. Az
the same time the flow of blood is
stimulated by massage to the hair
root.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10

sunday school class and a number
of friends at the Christian church
parlors on Tuesday evening.
Dr. O Curtis was a South Bend
visitor Tuesday morning.
The Westminster Guild met Mon
day evening at the home Of Doris
Peck The TeXt meeting viii be
with Miss Louise Arney.
Fred High of Chicago, a lecturer
of national prominence, viii speak
"a the Kiwanis club here on Friday
evening. His subject viii be
Making Service Pay
O.. II. De Long. who recently pur-
chased the Buchanan Marble Works,
has opened an office and sales room
in the pOstofiCe block
The houses on Liberty Heights are
now numbered
Mayor T. d Childs is in Lansing
as the Buchanan representative at
the hearing OF the abandonment OF
The Pere Marquette railroad Buch-
anau branch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Hair Roots Rarely Die

Records show men in are bald or partially bald.
at 40. Modern science proves this to be unnecessary.
Proves only men in 100 need eVer be bald
Badness is not a disease Note this fact and mark
it. It merely symptom Of infection-of infec-
tiouS scalp oil, known Sebum.
Remove this infected Sebum and hair will grow.
Under the bald scalp the hair live This is true
in $50 of all cases of falling hair or badness
This new method reaches the roots It makes hair
grow But the public has often been deceived. So
guarantee It. You take no chance of loss.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-10
Written Guarantee to GroU Hair
This New Way

This is to offer you under absolute moneybGek guar
7ntes, the Van Ess treatment. which, under
clinical tests, grew hair on 81 heads in 100
- 1t embodies new principles Principles heretofore
unknown TO science. Now high authorities say bald
will be a rarity. For hair roots seldom die
And this method revives them Test 1t yourself at
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