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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22

Rev. 7. T. lIarrrll has finished his
evangclia;.c services at FaIrnont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22

John IErrsrhel DraheN. one az the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22

T."n.hy E"nnc't. ago -. OK chief OF
i'". .'I councilman Of Mnr%',n;"wn,
dI,d 90 home in tha; city on Sunday
NOM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22

Grafton Is going 10 hold and inter-city
basketball tournament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-22

t. .. Sianr,"r. assistant professor or
botany n IL" state university, mas
claimed The reward Of 500 offered by
William Jennings Bryan IN his address
n. Nrr@:,ni""n for proof Of evolution.
Mr.. Spang'cT claims the reward on the
ground that he showed evolution Is the
only theory hv whicn certain biblical
facts can hC explained.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17

f-r tae redemption 81 the Ssla9lf 1
in Nao notes. which have been
laid t h chief matlrties. wa.eh
wI have % De- taken care 6, before
Jaly WIN se ss-- ao'pae in war sav-
ings certificates which iae uaasun
hopes to refund laio nar relsau
ssr.ngs certificate and slseaaaq eo
in Victory notes
Flnan quar- IS believed ihai
these lqeratons would De- accom-
these operation. wsui3 Ne 1ecom-
pished without d.s,urlne ihe money
and securities market When these
operations have been completed.
the treasury Will have taken csge 81
Its principal early mafuri IS. which
iot4et s. oeeoo = Arrg 1921. when
refan3.ns operations wee started
Industrial retnrns continued en-
oourarnE Tie railroads have Sc, q
new hieA eer5 far 3 year a ths
naiier g cars q revenue fre ght
iea1et car shorure continues ta
represent tie limiting factor Ia iha
steel r5asiry snl s. number q.
Others steel oatpai has now msd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17
Glass of Salts
Cleans Kidneys
y year Estk hurts g Eis5osr
bcthers yog. crirk let's
e ~aser.

Nhea your ki5neys Auss a1i your
t4ck feess sore. du1t Cst scared znd
proceed % lssd yeur sinuiirh r4iA q
lss q drurs thEf txriae ths klners
Axd irrIt2.e TIE entsre urin1-v trzs1.
Kep vs1- ki3neFs clean hke You
hep wear bowels clear. bv finishing
shen VITA mid. harmless salis vh.th
heips - remove the heiv's urlr-
ous waste and stimulate then 70 their
nc-zAi acf5utv. TIE funston ~ tie
ki1nevs = % Sitter fhe hlool. In "a
hoerx thrv st-xin frum Z 500 "a "a q
Ard Eui w1str - we rEn rex15iv IN
6e-xszr6 TIE vtal irnpo-tz.ce q keeping
The kiin-rs active.
Drlnk ms q wate--raa can drink
to mutE. ziso rr1 frar arr pha-rnsrisf
st.sut fsur c1-uex of lad Salts take q
tzhisspsazfui Il Eiass q water before
breakfast eara morning for a few 6tys
s.5 ycrr k3nsrs -zv TIA al fne.
Tkis famous salts j. made i-on tie
seid q --zpas ari lausz iuics- cou-
bird wlth li-hiA- and has l.e~a nss-i for
-rnerx-iu-s - clezn zn3 stimulate
rloE-ed kx6nezs. slso u rs-rsraliEe the
ari6s II urine 80 4 : 10 lenrt- > scnrue
= irrirzt5sA. taas css4n s1di1g BLADDER
Eesknezx
Jrd salts j. irexr--s7re- car not in-
iu-x- rzzks- deliEhtfui eEs-va=eent
lfthz wzter drink whieh ere-raae
shozii sake ne- snd then q hsl7 teep
fheir tiznr-r cissn snd srtsrp TT
fkis. siso k-~7 ID tie wztsr drinking.
sns NJ 6enit Fcn pil EeHier shat -
rzrne Of yc1r kidney tro1hls szs bsek-
schA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17
CAVE MAN, HE TOOK
BRIDE At GUN POINT
Nyack, n J. Nurse Complains
That Husband Forced
Her To Marry
Him

NysoE \ y OF i7.-AsiAur g.
Tanner sa yssrs old. ) student q
Grand Vlev was heid ia s-.oas lza
lor the Roekiaha cozniy Grand Jss
Il ihe cAsrse. 9. sssaalt WIN iaie1t
10 kl Tor fore.ne Mary S. Nelson a
uurse. - Years ca, 10 saar y hsu un-
der shseas q dszih
Aceor3izs T. ihc arde's story. Tsa-
neF ruiiea a revolver from his p-ekei
and asked her 10 marry am zna IL
fear e bod.ly harm shs eoascnfed
WIN yoa raa aWag viz re aas
1asgy mew De is reporse3 e have
said. ss he pressed the gan 70 her
aresa
% coarse will was hs7 ga-ek re-
sponse
The sane method il asserted
was used - Tanner IS nluse tie
uurse q Sc wsh him is ne T5Wn
Clerks office as Os. 3 ana obtain \
marriage Acsnse Thoy m.iofed 60
Pearl River ihst dsr ana uese mat-
rea ay THE Rev Gz7dnef Howlaud
The bride asssris ihat Tanner vert
home lasi night and aEa'n threatened
ID take her $50 shs notified Sheriff
Brown. wAo arrested he goaih and
found lr him pistol fo. WI ch hc
had ao permit
Mrs Tanner IS graduate nurse
and was employed hy a. Insurance
comIany she gained eonsi1erahle
fame enc yeaH aEo by swimming
aoross ihe Hudson River q clsiauce
q ihrea and one-haH miles II S
sait she viA ask ihes the marriase
. te Annr led.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17
MOTHER LOVE BEAT
| PRISON FOR LADS
Aioka Youths P6roled To Their
Mothers After the Pleas of
Woman Touched Heart
Of Judge

CoAlg4;t. oe,. l7-NcIher lors au-
istoAec prison doors here today
AFTER two yoa'hs. Dse Dlal ana c4r.
RAY. both less than IS years old. nac
been sentenced 10 three wears "a ihe
state psnreniiary oy Judge Line
tAngh Q. the district coun.
The mother O. each youth eUpsar-
ed in cours al she time the sentences
were imposed. Zach mother voiced 3
plea 10 the court for clsmen-v tar
her sol.
Tears were IN evidence in ga par s
of The cur rcom as Judge Line
bzugh listened 70 The mothers pleas
He suspended the sentences 80 bs.t
Rsv and DIAL and Iarolsd thsn t1
;hsir mothers Each of the ynihs
Vas ordered ~ tie oour. 10 kiss .as
losher who saved him und "a
promise 70 sn3eavor % obey ths
isr
Three other nsn wfre sentenced 90
the psniteurary a. The s1ms session
~ Judge Linebsugh- zach had ben
csnrlc,sd or charges g la nj
ThsF wtTs GroVs- johnson. sert snce.
e serve SIX yezrs Ger the iATrsnF C
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17
BIG CROP PRICES
HOW IN EVIDENCE
Grair Rallies As Result of
Smaller Crops n Foreign
Nations. Farmers
BenefIfing

New YORK. Ou l--Bsfier prices
Tor farm produces ana evidence %
increased indurfial activities marke
the past Two weeks il business ana
finances
a rsiT IN grain prices came oddly
enough AZ q time when & wa. clear
ihai he crisis Ia the TurhsA d.fG-
c1liy Aat been passed it was lt-
irbuisd rarity t. the reports q
smaller crops ssfoal IN any cre1t
Deeen5er vhaai .cse abofe SIZES g
hashs- whlch 8. approx matc,y o
cents q hashe. shars the resent low
Domestic crop estimates msts
paeair - The Department of asricii-
turs or Monday. show oa ihe whole
ssrr Iuue change Whsas IS ROW
placed s. siaess8ea busheis r only
S0a@poa less ihaa So the previous
government estimate. walle c-rr ! ex-
Fegad 10 ye,5 $50 esaDgs bust feis.
about .l.e91aoo bushels less than uas
forecast on September q ln afhe-
~o7as. abundant oroas q cereals WI
BE- arslasls
cet;sn Over z Cents
coiton meanwhile rallied io Above
p cents q Pount. partly as laiaisd
rewr-i,i1n of iba hunlsh statistical
position and parity be5ause trade
suynE. Ehich vas withheld pending
a sefiiene1i q tke near easi trouble
has row come into TIE market Tex
Tile mills evidently are rlsanins q,
extend their activities and ere rrord-
ing for their needs n ibs natter CT
staple Existing prices s,e orer 8
cents ADORE tie recent ioW and are
materially less fhaa cent bsou tae
hirh q i4s, year
Tie weeks federal reserve state
ns1ts ln6i-zte hcth zn Increase In
ire volume q husiress ard roTs-
Deuf r tu-fs toward sEric1lfa-zi
districts TIE respective rs;fo & ths
system Is ncw nRsriT > Der cent hs-
iow ths peak rhch vas reached 81
TIE ciozs % the season Of suzrs-
rr51~a14 Z a. e-rT rrra~r- -.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17
A TEXAS WONDER

so' kidney snd Bladder s-osb's
sr4Fel weak and lsnC hack rhevua-
isu, irraguia-itses c. TIE lid
nsFs and bladder Regulates hlsSdAr
troubles il chldrea Il -ot SD b.
druggists ual So snail bat.is
ot'en cure send f0r swo-a festi-
-onials Dr Z Il. Hal. -ess olrs
Street E Jouis 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS
loNE HOTEL

J 4 Krame- Co.uubus. Ohl,. ~
.c JseEson- Lincoln l. A Thonp-
.son. okiahoma cHr Z ". Bann.nr
Kansas CITY. sm B DaHsrer. Okia-
Aoma City z y Han. okhh5ns
City; Z p. Fsnt Cslshona Ctr ]
~ Phsian. Ar3nlre z A Graz
Dalss A. Gre=-. CalozEo: Esr.
Morris p Rene !. s.. s.orearoEs-.
kaasas stF. J : Jsrrssk -
smith. 4 A Drun-ond and vie.
sioninF. 2. o Onr. Topeka. r.
Naner. p sniih. 2 B. Hsmhoa.
Topeka: J. Patrics - sni-h. J r
Williams. Eaid ? II. Ps-z.sr. kan
sas Ctr Il D Fo-d chicago j e
Broan- Chlc1Eo- AZ Czrk s.,s wsrs
oklahena cHy Il 2 Lsevs-d
Dallas; " G. shsr Topeaz c. o
cleasen- ol CITY. 1no. csss. Ars-
norss EEn Klaz P1rcs CITY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17

Ire way n szin 3 good -e5rtxtsc7
: % e1desTcr . = wtzt yoa sv,esr =
] zzf 3 precisely tie manner n rtFr7-
Chs-bsrisins C0ush Rsussr hss
s2-rs1 Is rs7rszfica a. : cure so-
coughs. colds e-our al vho0-sne
noagh Ever bottle thst Ia. e-e-
nsan ~ ozt bv tie r1znufRefurerr ssx
per fdily ID . tks hia Gs16zrx
q sznele1ce cisi-e6 .or T. P4or =
have found that &. ca b se-e15=z
1oo1 f. he rsiief al cure o these
sii-sats and fhs. {, = rlszssrs s-s
sste "a tske
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17
LINGERING COUGH BELIEVED

He'd a had cough Tor tAree years"
writes n I Campbell Adrian. M'ch-
icar. "rcund 10 relief until tried
fcley's Honey and Ia:" Lingering
coughs. severe colds and Group,
throat ches; ard bronchial troahie
quickly relieved with Foiey's Money
sri Tar Sod Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17
KIDNEY TROUBLE Ten YEARS

! had kiinsr irouhls .or ten years "
writes ] 4 0shorn LucHsVLs e. Obs
Tried cl kinds of kidney remedies
hnt rot 70 rellei antl ! used Toifg
KidreT pills Dackache, rheumatic
aaias. dizziness and h.urre3 viSlon s-e
symptoms 81 kidufg trolhls- Foley KID
uey PIls quickly relieve SOLD Every :
where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17

A hcle % feet in d.ameie' and 225
feet deep suddenly appeared ID d
whcst rcld e a farmer living near
Bland Missouri waier to q depth
IL ile iset promptly filled q hole
Nsny scientists have visited the hole.
Th-sc rho have descended 10 water
level report 10 apparent iniet or OUT
let
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17
FIELDS CAMPAIGN TAKES
Hiv TO = COUNTIES

okiahoma Csiy. Oct s-.-wnh thls
weeks itinerary carried oul John
Feds wM a. NcAlssisr sasursay
hight visit his sevz1ty-third ccuaty
nat ol The four counties remain
ing are PoitzEatoule. Csnsdlsn. OK
lahoua and Garfield Ansr conrlst-
iug lis scheduled tour q the SAFE
FEEDS hss anrounees hs XII visit
towns that couii II e incladed il
IRE original itinerary. These town.
are located il rsr5oas sections o. tie
state Two counties included IN tbs
weeks fsar. Beckusn ard Ler0-e
have hesn visited previously Th'
other seven II Hhieh this XII ~
Reds first appearance are Choc-
szr. Pushmzsshs. Nccurszin. Lsti-
nsr Haskell P1;tsbarg ard Ecrzfosh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17

when i uskss y11 81 lie hung-y
ooT ard brings back the color 70
vosT ceeefs- Yca can son feei the
StpnE1he7inE. lnVigorsiiny Effect q
GROVES TASTELESS : CHILL
TONIC. sc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17

OTs-zasseripiicn q the srszsu-g's
nsE issse G ce-Tezr 41-s 7sr cent
boads Is REGARDED ss . tsr0rsbls IL
tizztlo1 - g fhs co-siticn ~ the
inresfEsnt nzrk=t. TIE new bond.
~hieh s-s Offered % fhe rzlrs o.
$-''a Sss go. @ theresbsats. are r-i-
1sr1y desired 70 Provsss he funds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17

cattle ID j. SSH .hrla years fcr
stealing M ana John B3rou.
hrsa 1s tQr sA- larceny as hogs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17
CUT THIS OUT
IT'S WcsTS MONEY

u oat i-is sip. enclose With g 10
folsy 4 Co 2S35 Sheffield Ave. ca
case. II. writing vour name ard st-
oIess Clearly You MI recirs il re-
tain trial package containing Foleys
honeT and Tar conuound. for cough
eolds and eroHp Fciev Ksinsv PRS
aud Foley Czthsrtic Tablets. SOLD
ErervwfeTs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-17

FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
FoR ckcEscsE --saEfs axo BLsr7r-

Leader Classified scs gss results
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
SCOUT LUNCHEON TO
BE HELD WEDNESDAY.
Citizens of South Bend to Dis
cuss Financing of Move
ment as Tribute.

To demonstrate South Bend 5
faith in the Boy Scout movement
and to foster the work Of that or
gauization, the citizenry Of this city
viii gather at the Oliver hotel We'd
nesday noon to discuss financing the
mo cement
The luncheon is open to all inter
ested persons. In addition various
clubs cancelled their meetings this
week that their membership might
be represented. The support given
the Scout movement in South Bend
is TO be in the nature of a tribute
10 the seven Scouts and Executive
10 Taylor.
Rev. John Cavanaugh, c. S. c.,
member Of the national council. Will
be one Of the speakers al the lunch
con. Rev. James Gardiner will also
speak. A committee has charge of
the program.
IN order TO attend the luncheon,
1T is not necessary 10 make formal
reservation
The Magician lake tragedy has
but served 10 strengthen the ardor
OF supporters of the Scout move
ment and they Will be given an OPP
portunity Wednesday noon TO re-
spond IN a material way to strength
en- the cause which has for it's pur-
pose the guiding Of the youth OF the
nation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
Police Check Near Race Riot After Shooting of White Mar
Six Speakers to
Settle Fight for
District HonOrS
Students in Discussion Con-
test Friday Elsasser Rep
resents County.

Six speakers, winners OF high
school county discussion honors two
weeks ago, viii battle for the right
10 represent the Northern Indiana
district In the state meet Friday
night at the high school auditorium.
ST. Joseph county VIII be repre-
scented by Harold Elsasser Of NTish-
awake, who triumphed fin the county
debate. other contestants will he
Miss LaTourette StockwelIer OF
Michigan City, Laporte county: r.
vim Palmer OF Elkhart. EHkhart
Elkhart county; Howard Grossman
of Plymouth. Marshall county. Rob
ert Allen of Rochester. Fulton cOun-
~. and Russell Stout or Milford
Kosciusko county.
Chairman Of the evening will be
Prof. J. V. Masters of the local high
school and judges viii be members
OF the faculty OF Notre Dame uni
versity. A musical program Will be
given in connection with the debate.
This morning members OF the de-
batting clubs OF the high. school are
10 present their annual play az
morning assembly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
McEUoy DeLiUerS
Humorous Lecture
To ". D. Students

That ]. P. McEvoy delivered the
mos, interesting lecture Of the year
at NOtre Dame was the unanimous
opinion of the large audience which
he entertained for an hour in Wash
ington Hall yesterday afternoon.
His topic was Writing; IN General, %
and he discussed the problems of
the literary craft In a comic manner
that earned him more than the usual
share OF applause. He declared that
one of the writer's first principles
should be not TO take himself or his
craft too seriously, and he devel-
oped this by humorous Illustrations,
reciting several OF his own poems in
addition.
Mr.. McEvOy was secured for the
lecture by the Notre Dame Press
Club. For the last two years. he
has been appearing frequently at the
school at celebrations Of the Writ
ers' Club, at the Home-Comings.
and at the Commencement Exer-
cises. He was a student at Notre
Dame some years ago. At present
he is perhaps best known as the
author Of "The Potters'' and
Psalms OF Life" verse features
which will appear in the Chicago
Tribune and several other metropoI-
itan papers. He is also president OF
a company which supplies verses
for holiday and birthday cards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05

pleted and ready for occupancy and
Notre Dame once more continued on
in spite OF reverses
Large Building Program.
"A large building program is plan
ned for the coming year. with funds
from the endowment drive. At least
Is new professors are needed 20 take
care OF the students that have al
ready applied Tor admittance. and
with this thought in mind every
Notre Dame man should exert him
self 10 the utmost 10 help make the
drive a success.
The final organization plans will
be completed at the mass meeting
this morning. at which time the stu
dents viii be supplied with subscrip-
tion cards The funds received by
the various students viii be credited
10 their hall on the drive chart which
VIII be tabulated after the students
return from their Easter vacation
The Il O'Clock class will be can
celled so that all students will be
able 20 attend what IS expected 10 be
the most enthusiastic pep" meeting
ever held A. Notre Dame
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
Patent Infringement
Charged BY Perkins
cine COn1bany in Suit

A suit charging infringement OF
patents was filed in the federal court
at indianapolis yesterday by the
Perkins Clue Co Of LAnsdale, Pa.
against the GIobe-Bosse. World Fur
nItUre CO. and the Karges Furniture
CO. OF Evansville; the Goshen Veneer
Co. OF G oshen and the Hoosier Man
ufacturirg CO. OF Newcastle. Ind.
Il IS alleged IN the suit THAI the
patent infringement has been made
on A bssic glue making process.
which was patented By Frank G.
Perkins A number OF cases have
previously been decided In favor q
the Perkins co. for infringement and
large awards have been granted. The
present suit was drawn up 70 de-
termine whether or not there has
been an infringement and II the
case is decided fl favor OF the Per
kins Co. damages win be sought a.
a fixed rate for each pound OF in
frinGing glue made.
The Perkins Glue Co. maintains
a factory and general ONCE a. Ians-
dale. Pa. and have their sales Office
IN the J. III. S. bldg, this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
CHURCH CONCLAVB
AT ELKHART WILL
BE OPENED TODAY
Preliminary Work for Annual
Methodist Conference Be
gun Tuesday.
speciaI Do Lie limo.

Special 70 The News Times
ELK-HART. Ind. April l. - Al
though the 18th annual session Of
the North Indian conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church does
not formally convene until Wednes-
day morning at $40 O'Clock. Bishop
Frederick d. Leete, D. d, presiu. ng,
the preliminary work began Tues
day with the examination OF the un-
der graduates.
There are six district super1nten-
dents I'm the North Indiana confer
ence besides DR. Neal Of Warsaw.
The superintendents are DR.. r. A.
Hall OF KokomO, DR.. J. A. Beatty OF
Muncie. DR.. W. B. F'reeIand OF Wa
bash. DR.. Somerville Light OF Rich
mOnd, and DR.. W. W Martin OF
Fort Wayne. The examinations of
the undergraduates are conducted
in classes according to the various
advancements in the course OF
study they have made Rev DR..
W. T. Arnold OF Kokomo is chair
NJ. G. Wright Of Fort Wayne Is sec
rotary and Rev. L. S. Bridge Of Fort
Wayne IS registrar.
The examiners for the admission
tests are Dr. Bridge, Rev. w. ".
Want of Mishawaka and Rev. @. r.
HubbaTtt Of Lagrange. The exam
liners for the first year work are Rev.
NJ E. Barrett Of Upland, Rev. Ben
Kendall OF LOgansport. Rev J. l.
Gillard Of Button, Revh NJ c.
Wright and Rev. II. L. Overdeer OF
Wabash. The second year examin-
ers are Rev. G. G.. Yeomans Of Dun
kirk, Mr.. Gillard, Mr.. Barrett, Mr.
Wright and Rev A. c. Wischmere of
Akron. The third year examiners
are Mr. Kendall, Rev. O. T. Martin
Of Winchester. Mr.. Gillard and Mr.
WIschmere. The fourth year ex-
.aminers are the Messrs. Martin, Bar
rett. Wright Kendall Overdeer and
ArEOlds
Following are the men who were
scheduled to take examinations. with
their relation 10 the conference.
For admission on trials a.. r.
Stockinger Batesville, attending As
bury college. Ky. r. j. johnson. Lo-
sanvilIe; Lester WLner. Ossiau. at
tended Taylor university, O.. r..
Thornbmg, preaching at Center; j..
II Brown, preaching now at Char
lottesville, attended Taylor ulirer-
sity; o. w French. attending Tay-
lOC university and preaching, i. y.
Wide. attending Taylor and preach
ing at Benton; j. s. Denbo preach
ing at BObo, II. A. LOnginO preach
ing at Kemptoni Julius Pfeifer, sup
ply, G. r Pond, preaching az Circle
Vile; A. ". Pegus, preaching and
attending Taylor; s $. Yoder. at De-
PAW; J. F. Selig, preaching al;
Sim: J. W. Rose. preaching at SUM
mitville. and Y. C.. Hunrey. preach
ing al Stroh. on second year work,
II. A Clugsten. preaching at Frank
lin: c. A Saunders. preaching az
Dalcville; Y. +. Stoner, preaching at
Chester and Webster, O. =. Vany
preaching a. Modock; r. L. Wilson.
preaching at Shirley and r. J.
Hutsinpiler. preaching az Rome City
These men viii be given the or
ders OF deacons at this conference.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
BURLINGAME TAKES
OVER LOCAL REAL
ESTATE HOLDINGS
Completes Negotiations With
Marquette Park Corp. and
Fl. A. Wood Co.

l. ". Burlingame has announced
the completion Of several weeks ne
gotiation of the final arrangements
and the taking over of all the South
Bend realty holdings Of the Mar
quette Park corporation properties
and the holdings of the H A Wood
Realty company The best known
OF these properties is probably the
residential addition on Portage ave,
known as Marquette Park
In speaking Of the negotiations.
Mr.. Burlingame said:
L have spent several weeks look
ing over various cities with view
Of acquiring properties for sub-div-
isiOn and home building work. Aft
er spending some time mere. 7 enter
ed into negotiations with the Wood
Realty company. and the Marquette
Park corporation, with the result
that a deal was finally consummated
for the handling Of all their hold
irgs. 7 am here for the purpose of
liquidating these properties.
Il believe South Bend is today on
the threshold Of tremendous bust
ness activity. I find an unusual sit
uation here. Everybody IS busy. No
houses are 10 be had, no vacant
stores. no vacant Offices. the hotels
filed to capacity. I am firmly con-
WINGED that South Bend IS one OF the
very few cities which has gone
through the period Of industrial
slump urscratched. Their is no un-
employment in South Bend. She
stands today on the verge Of an era
of prosperity. development and
hOme-bu.lding equalled by no other
city of its size I'm the country. For
this reason I have decided TO i'm
mediatelv sub-divide the remaining
portion Of these properties. first
closing out the UnsOld portion or
Marquette Park
In my II years experience in the
home development work, have
never before acquired the handling
Of properties that believe viii
more rapidly enhance IN valuation
that the properties I have just taken
over in this city. situated az they are
along the picturesque ST. Joseph
river. Riverside drive and across
from S.. Mary's academy and Notre
Dame university. they WI become
a factor in maintaining that well
known slogan, South Bend World
Famed"