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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
Choice Real Estate.

Lincoln Township-Precinct 1-Krilen-
berger Paint shop. Ave T. Wslkerton
Precinct 2--Schlosser Bros. Cream
station
Liberty Township-Precinct II Town
Hail. North Liberty.
Precinct 2--Scbool House. North Lib
ertY.
Greene Township-Burr Oak school
Tenn Township-Preciuct / - kennedy
Precinct 2-Headerson Confectionery.
0ece0ia
Precinct 3-Di1on school House
NfSHAWARA.
FIRST WARD
Precinct Bingham School.
Precinct 2-11f7 Lincoln Way East.
Precinct 3-1l4 L. Eighth 81.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct Basement Public Library.
Precinct City Han
THIRD WARD.
Precinct 1-3i4 w. Third st.
Precinct 2-22O W. seventh 81.
Precinct 3-7I5 Lincoln Way West.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct los w Mishawakl Ave. q.
L. Frame Garage).
Precinct 2-8l6 y. Main 81.
Precinct 3-NOrth Side Hose House.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct 1-Sl3 Christyann 81.
Precinct PHI Z. Mish1waka Ave.
Portage Township go Precinct a -
SOUTH BEND.
FIRST WARD.
Precinct City Hall
Precinct 2-Beistle Garage, 343 Lincoln
Way West.
Precinct 3-Turner Han, 500 S Mich. 81.
Precinct $50 Portage Ave
Precinct 5-si6 Portage Ave
Precinct 6-NO Hose House
Precinct 1876 Lincoln Way West.
Precinct S-1OO4 West Oak st.
Precinct Q-Q01 Cleveland Ave
Precinct 1O-lSi9 Lincoln Way West.
Precinct l-1702 Portage ave.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct lilo W. Thomas 81.
Precinct 2-1O21 ". Washington ST.
Precinct SOL LaPOrte Ave.
Precinct 4-324 y Birdsell 81.
Precinct 5-2125 Linden Ave.
Precinct 6-2522 Kenwood Ave.
THIRD WARD.
Precinct l-S15 w. Jefferson Blvd. Ca
Precinct 2-72s W. Napier 81.
Precinct $40 W Division 50.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct 1-20O5 Mishawaka Ave. (Col-
paert Really 0ffcel
Precinct 2-2232 MisEavaka Ave ga
Precinct S-715 f. Wayne St SCHOOL.
Precinct 4-621 E. Jefferson Blvd. (Bar-
Precinct 5H5i2 E. Lasane St.
Precinct sos F. Miner S.
Precinct 7--513 Z. COrby ST.
Precinct $40. Hose House
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct liz Lincoln Way East.
(Hinkle Garage.
Precinct $50 s. Michigan 81.
Precinct SIS Lincoln way East.
Precinct 4-720 Clinton 81.
Precinct 5-749 $ Michigan st.
SIXTH WARD.
Precinct 1-S26 W. Fisher St
Precinct st Cashier School Auditor
Precinct 3-442 s. Brookfeld
Precinct 4-4J4 s. Phillippa
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct liza Leer St
Precinct 2-1lOJ f. Indiana Ave
Precinct 3-517 F. Wenger ST.
Precinct AIS Elder st.
Precinct j-1Oj r Broadway
Precinct 6-522 Haney Ave
Precinct 7-232 T. Bowman.
Precinct S-l222 s. Main St
Precinct 9-2O21 s Michigan St.
Precinct lO-l639 Prairie Ave.
State OF Indiana.
St. Joseph County. SIS:
I, Clarence Sedgwick. Auditor in and
for st. Joseph County. Indiana, do here
by certify that the above and fOrego-
ing is a true and complete list Of places
where the Registration Of Voters will
take place on Sept. 9th, 1922, as the same
appears on record In my office.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
Commissioners of St Joseph County, at
South Bend. Indiana, this 2Sth day OF
August, 1922.
CLARENCE SEDGWICK,
Auditor st. Joseph County. Indiana.
Aug %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

For reliable dentistry consult Drs.
Carson & Oren. 1928 W. Washington
ave. p. Main 54s. -Edv.-2OS-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE. TO VOTERS OF REGISTRA-
Il0N PLACES FOR REGISTRA-
TON SEPT. Q. 1922.

STATE of Indiana
50 Joseph County. IS.
Notice is hereby given 20 the voters OF
s. Joseph County, indians. that the
Board Of Commissioner nof said county
a. heir regular meeting held August 8
1872 dXed the following named places
where the Registration OF voters wiz taks
place on sept Gth. 1921. r0wtt:
TOWNSHIPS.
Olive Townshl p-Precinct Hose House
New Carlisle.
Precinct 2-OId Opera House. New
Carlisle
Wsrren Township-w. o. ". Han
Lydick
German Township-Walnut Grove school
CAY shlp-Lllery school House.
harris 0wnship-Town Han Granger
Ind
Center ship-Gleaner Hall
Madison hip-PreciErt ] -- Wyatt
school House
Precinct High school Building
Union Iownsh p--Preciuct I 80 Lakev1lle
State Bank
Precinct 2-LszeviIls JAN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

Garments Cleaned-Aetna Clean
ers. Advt.-23S-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

Aug. 1, 1922.
SPECIAL FUND.
Bal on hand Aug. /, 1921. .....S 43,s05.60
Total receipts ................. 761 1862
Total balance and receipts 49,. SsO5. 1872. -
Total expenditures ............ 743, 6N6. II
Balance on hand Aug. I. 1922 S 81. 52j. 81
BUILDING FUND. Bonds Issued.
Bal. on hand Aug. I. 1921 900. S163.341 30
Total receipts ................. $50, 800. OS
Total balance and receipts ssh. 261. 43
Total expenditures ............ az, 5O4 70
Balance on hand Aug 1. 1922 5 Ga.757. OF
MUNICIPAL RECREATION FUND.
Bal on hand Aug. /. 192l......S SILL
4otA receipts ..--.-...-...-... l%,5IO.o4
Total balance and receipts IS 1884
Total expenditures -.-..--.--. 1882. 81
Balance on hand Aug. 1lO22. s S9Sl
TUITION FUND.
Bal on hand Aug. 1. 1921. o3. $50 -
IOtal receipts ......,,........, I94, 1874 90
Total balance and receipts .Sss7. 574 ST
Total expenditures ..,.......,. go, 437 -
Balance on hand Aug. 1. 1922 S195. 137. 60
VOCATIONAL FUND
Bal on hand Aug. !, 1921. .....S 1888. q
Total receipts .-..-......--.... 1888. IS
Total balance and receipts IS 1892. 81
Total expenditures ............ 5O,llG. II
Balance on hand Aug. /. 1922 s i3.576.46
BOND FUND.
Bal on hand Aug. 1. i921.....S 72.4s7.S9
Total receipts ................. l35,I9oO1
Total balance and receipts Sos. 2S2 90
Total expenditures ............ 12S069. 30
Balance on hand Aug. l. 1922 5 so.2lS.s1
SANITARY FUND
Bal on hand Aug. 1. 1921. .....S 1887 IS
Total receipts ......-.......... 37,0ll O3
Total balance and receipts IS 52.ess. IS
Total expenditures ............ S7,9S3 60
Balance on hand Aug. /, 1922 s l4.6s5. &c
LIBRARY FUND.
Bal. on hand Aug. !, 1921. .....S 1885 %
Total receipts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 64,T21 so
Total balance and receipts IS so,s47.91
Total expenditures ....-....... 44.1S2. O5
Balanc. % hand Aug. /. 1877 s ss.ls5 SIS
TOTALS OF ALL FUNDS.
Bal on hand Aug 1. 192l....S 42i .21470
Total receipts during year e.. 1851. LIS 70
Total balance and receipts .S2.95s. SaS. 30
Disbursements during year. ., 4s7.242 81
Final balance Cncluding
500. 1901 building fund pro-
cseds Of bond iSSue.......S 47l.15i. IS
The undersigned hereby states that
the vouchers and bills for all payments
are in its possession and open 10 public
ms pection.
Signed
SCHOOL CITY OF SOUTH BEND. IND.
By Claude J. Jackson. Secretary.
Dated Aug Is. 1922
South Bend. Indiana.
Aus %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE RECEIPTS
AND EXPENDITURES
OF the School City Of South Bend, Indiana
For school Purposes
For the Fiscal Year Aug 1, 1921
Aug. 1, 1892,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
Wanted. - Estate
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
'''''''''''.
FINANCIAL.

6 PER CENT INTEREST
Is paid on al deposits left with
Us We losn money on hrst mort
gage securities IN South Bend and
Mishawak8. Workingmen's Sund-
Ing and Loan Assn. whiteomb 4
Keller's Office Farmers Trust Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15
Some More Letters
From Star Readers


pie grow 20 be 90 and 100 years old
without any special care on training,
raise sturdy. hardy and Intelligent
children. with no trace or trimmings
OF education about them. and display
powers OF tho greatest usefulness,
not for their own benefit only. but
also for their friends. their fellow.
citizens and the world AT large. with.
out ever bothering about the why,
the wherefore. and other intellectual
nieeties.
In fact. that big class OF unedu.
Gated yet rugged and strong speci'
mems of man and womanhood. which
II filling the soli. creates wealth and
produces tho wherewithal OF life 10
crowds swarming around thu flesh
pota OF accumulated wealth has al
ways been considered and rightly 20.
the foundation and backbone Of .
strong and healthy commonwealth.
The present generation In suffering
from mental indigestion OF an over.
dose OF false education. from which
very few are able 60 recover. and Of
those who perish In their struggles
for n bare existence. or are simply
failures IN tho game OF iife--no roc.
ords are kept or are disclosed for our
Inspection. ~. ESTEE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15

IdNor inc STAR
What extremes ~ mental blind.
meas educators Of today have reached
IL evidenced by an cplstle published
IN the morning paper. IN which u II
asserted that those who do not know
how 20 live 90 or 100 years of
healthy. useful and enjoyable life
are not educated: neither are those
who do not understand. respect and
treat woman. and 20 produce a
satisfying family of healthy. virile
and Intelligent children: nor are
those who do not understand their
greatest powers OF usefulness. and
how 70 use them most efficiently"
This would include about all there
Is Of the human race. with him as
the only exception.
He IL 90 STEPPED IN conoeit that he
cannot SEQ tho progreas tho world
has made. In spite OF the handicap
he u whining about.
The trouble with him and others
OF his iik IL tina, he T. mistaken IN
his view Of The object OF life. For all
tho things that he misses as the re-
suit Of the lack Of education havs
been accomplished, not In q few ex.
ceptionai. bat IN a great many orsii.
nary cases Of every day life. Peo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15

Editor The starr
The friction between the city eoun.
ell and tho mayor that seems 20 con.
sinue year after year properly In.
vi,cs this query In the cause In
the council members. IN tho mayor
or In the chartcrr The people change
officials and obtain no relief from
these wasted efforts and delayed 70.
suits. 80 the germ % discord cannot
well be located IN Individual defects.
This basic principle OF democracy
10 that there shall be two depart.
ments In government . Legislative.
direct from the people. ana an admin.
istrativo. to carry on, tho win OF the
Legislative. The eeattle city charter
provides for but ono departments
city council Of nine members who are
TO DO on duty all OF tho time super.
xising the work Of administration.
The rial legislative work would re
quire about month during the snx
ievyfnE season. The res, Of the year
council members. under cover og m.
charter. are doing work tina, can b.
better performed By the heads of the
departments. not 90 mention the saw.
ina Of tho sico a Gay paid TO eouncil
members In salaries.
Again. our council system IL not
representative % the people. At
present a majority OF The council re.
nidc within two miles os tho north
city limits Thrc. others reside on
Capitol I'm That part Of the city
south OF zine IT.. containing mors
than half Of the population. this bulk
% the taxable property and inciud
ing all of the business district. has
no resident on the council These
facts are sufficient 20 Justify the con
clusion that our municipal system II
wrong. II II neither democracy or
auiocracy.
Hut what would be 3 better onef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15

Editor Tho Star.
In most Instances have AGREED
with L. N. Clarke IN hts writings
But I cannot share nor sanction his
knocking astitdua
We came 10 seatsn from old New
York I'VE years ago. Have ht'is
home an our own. overlooking the
sound. where tho air In the most
heaithfui. the clirnass most agreeable.
the view most wonderful and Just
the incest community.
And I can truthfuily say that no
where have found more conseniai.
kind. generous hearted people than In
Seattle.
Perhaps l. NJ. clarts IN over sensi.
tive. Forget the physical defects
and facial blemishes. After all. there
arc worse things Beauty IN only
akin deep. we're told. but beauty OF
character and soul and thoughts II
bound 10 shins thru tho exterior.
Learn the magic Of q smile. Smile
and think pleasant thoughts. Expect
Kindness. show kindness. do some
thing for somebody and forget your
self.
Give 10 the world the best thou
hast. and the best viii come back TO
you.-
My experience has bern that we
find exactly In this old world what
we're looking for. BE that trouble.
frowns or smiles. How can we expect
smiles from the public II we meet
them with a frown and frozen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15
Mems Oxford-cloth and
Soieseffe Shirts
With Attached Collars
.$2.25

NoOD-LOOK1NG Shirts for the business man or
" college student In White Pongee-coor or Putty
gray with plain button-down collars. French or
College cuffs In the lot. With and without pockets.
Sizes 1914 to Is. at $2.25 each.
-THn DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15

s'aref My advice to L. ~. Clarke or
any others IN his sad prcd!carnen,.
Ia: Get out Of the OLD rut BY the
smile tonio-- Read ~sunnhins
Smiles" and be thankful for your
many blessings. Count thsm one by
ona
smiis and the world smilss with
you. Try H. n a. first II cracks your
oountenance. try. try again. II viii
become natural bye and bye
Only yesterday watched the beau.
tiful sunset as slowly Il sank lower
and lower. casting Its beautiful fam.
ing rays across the horizon. and the
cverhsnginE clouds with q brilliant
hue. Where In ell tho world could
thsrs be anything more beautiful.
In conclusion: In regard 20 Mr..
Dent. his veal and his Slivver. Per-
haps II he consulted his mirror oe-
casionaily he. too, might soc tho
joka
Seattle II up 20 date ana progress.
nive. 30 are our young people. II
Mr. Dent win be kind enough TO LET
Us know when hs intends 70 make
another visit 20 our fair city. ia he
delighted 70 meet the gentleman. It's
been sorDe time since I've met a
genuine "oid Rube." and . good
laugh IL the best Of sauces. Alsho
I regret 10 cay am no longer on.
Of the younger class. Clothes do not
make tho man, but they 70 q long
way toward appearances. Get out Of
tho old rut Spruce up . bit Buy
the wife a new hat. Ask her how
many seasons she has worn that one
that caused Seattle youth 30 much
merriment Again, I say. Seattle and
It's people are progressive. II you
insist on being a prehistoric relic or
fossil there's museums for such 1
thank you.
A lover OF Seattle.
MRS. VIM II. WILLIAMS.
s7o7 w. Myrtle 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15

Wilhelm Cuno director
general Of the EHamburg-
American line, iskat present
at the head Of ~ ne,c Ger
man corernmenfE succeeding
Wirth as prime N ulster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15

Any number Of suggestions can be
offered. Here IL onas
A council elected from districts
ana an administrative board some
thing like our present board % pub
lie works. ono % whom shall be .
general manager. with executive
powers. and b. held responsible for
results. tho counciimen 20 be non.
saiaried. with meetings monthly or
quarterly.
How can . proper charter amend.
tnent be s@curedf One citizen can.
not do mueh--exceps write dope like
this--and II may be commanded or
criticised. In either case. the game
goes on ana IN. merit years tar rate
II little higher. But there are IN
the city half dozen organizations.
all influential daily newspapers. AL
Of whom are aiming 10 conserve the
public interests. Any ono % them
can initiate a movement that viii
bring a proper charter amendment,
before the voters next May.
OF course n means a contest. The
boneficiaries Of present conditions
nniafiri people. contractors with
pull and other special interests
WITH organise 70 oppose ~. II In .
part Of their zane 10 keep govern.
rsnt away from tho people ana 10
keep official. and tho people divided
among themselves while they stand
by. smile. look at each other and
wink tho other eye 7, has always
been 80. But agencies that pretend
20 be working for economic govern.
men, can properly b looked 10 IN
emergencies fikr the present
30. who has the courage 70 start
something. that tho p~opis may De.
termlns NEXT May whether they de.
sire 20 have IN. present unaatirfac.
tory conditions 20 continuef
JOHN c. RATHnrS.
univursity station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15
Women's Muslin Bloomers
at 45c and SOC Pair

Choice Of flesh-color and white in these Boomers,
shrred elastic at waistline, ruffed at knee and
finished with blue stitching In regulation Sizes 46t;
In extra sizes, soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15
Mother Finds Her
Son Thru Star

When Mrs. leo kerth. % Eidera.
a.. Kan. sought her ssiior son. Chas.
Raw Wilson. whom she knew 20 he
somewhere on the Pacific coast. she
wrote The star. and inquiry was
started for the hoy thru tho Missing
Relatives column.
Friday The star received letter
ffem the mother tina, Tho star car.
rsed her message 20 her eon. who
wrote her from his ship at Bremen
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15
Wood-carrying Baskets, 75c

Very convenient for the
indoors" supply Of firewood.
Sturdily made Of split wood.
with reinforced bottom. Very
attractive effects can be OBJ
tanned by painting. Priced
at 7bt each.
---Hsusswarss section, n
THE Downstairs STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15

SPECIAL !.
$1.95

Cuttings In the favor
tie "Star" and Grape"
designs, on good quality,
clear glass. Set includes:
Water Pitcher and six
Thin Blown Tumblers,
special, at $1.95 set.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15

MINNEAPOLIS. . |nn.. Dee. Ia
Frightened when b apparatus
dashed 10 her homo Response 10 a
false alarm o. firu. sira Elizabeth
seaton dropped dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15

Chinese Sewing Baskets, 35c to CSC
Five useful and attractive sizes appropriate for
Gifts Tops trimmed with colored glass rings, beads
and tassel. -rup powNsrArrs srorr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15
Storm Discloses
Wealth Of Honey

woRrHING. Eng. Dec ie.--An
cid ash tree overturned by q heavy
wind herr was found 90 contain 1000
rounds % horey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-15
800 Pairs Boys
Full-lined Knockers
At $3.50 Pair

In Brown, Gray and Green Mixtures. Ful-lined,
and with tapped inner-seams Sizes to IT. Unusually
Low-Priced, at $3.50 pair.
-rHR Downstairs sroRr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-18
91ST
MEN ARE DUE
Big Convention Is on for
Saturday and Sunday

More than 10000 mewbers Of the
pint division arc expected 70 attend
tho annual reunion OF tho famous
wild West fighting organization,
which viii be held In Seattle sa,ur.
day and Sunday.
They wlll march IN body In tho
Amerieanization parade at i:so Sat.
uriay. Sundays program includes a
visit TO Camp Lewis. the training
quarters OF the division. where a.
vlsionai review win 10 held
The hattieacarrrd flags Of the a..
vision will head tho parade. the last
time they will be seen IN public be
fore being placed in their permanent
resting place in a museum.
In reserve during tho Sc. Mihiel
fracaa. the oist saw active fighting
In the Mruae Argonne sector. IN
France. and on tho Ypres.LyA IN
Belgium.
or the 10000 men composing the
division. i.To2 met death on the field
% hattie.
Tho eist established an enviablo
record. capturing s7i machine guns.
- artillery pieces and al, prison.
rrs.
Four congressional medals %
honor. 40 distinguished service
crosses. four distinguished service
medals. iss Belgian and % French
decorations were awarded men Of tho
8int division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-18
Little Dannie
Cupid Chases
Short Skirts

NEW YORK. Aug. is.--Ths
flapper race Is dying out simply
beeaus. men refuse 10 marry
ncantiiy Earied girls.
In ths interest % matrimoay
the ultimate aim % every Etrt
modern femlnily IN bundling
up 80 u can again rnystlfy man
into a trip 20 tho altar.
when girls ~ sslf.reveAi.
ment cease 90 he mysterious.
men no longer want 20 marry
tlwni." Andrew T1don. famous
French psychologist. said today
when asked 90 anaiyxs tho
change OF style back TO long
skirtn.
+wemsn found they we're
fnn,ftmoHiaily undesirable and
that there arc things that attract
men far more than semInudlty.
The fiapp~r. therefore. 20 81.
cape splnnseFhood. IL returning 10
shs good old age of feminine rnys.
terry. In the future. something
will be isfs 20 the imagination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-18

sion may realize how daring was her
step.
And this was her message In must.
cal Cantonese TO the heads OF the
tong.
III Ia given 20 men 20 make wars
and fight them. hut In tho end u ~
the women who are asked to pay the
prizes IN bereavement.
For however goes the warfare
there win be fatheriess children and
" iiows
"flo not rob more children and
wives. In my own GRIEF u has come
10 me that my fellow women. against
whom nurse no grudge. should ue
spared.
INSTEAD cs revenge LEI me ask for
peacei why should tho innocent
suffer-
AS widow Of tho man whose death
you would avcnge: as the one most
directly affected. let me plead for Tho
other women and children"
Such. says Mira chone. mus, Be
the plea Of all Chinese women In the
future.
And u has brought a halt 70 wh2t
might have proved ore u the bitter.
est tong wars on the Pacific coaNt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-18
ny GENE coux

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ls.-rt
has been left for a woman 10 halt
Chinese tong warfare after all tho
efforts o. police. Immigration off.
clAis and peaccmakera had failed.
And by her action. which sets a
precedent In the Chinatowns OF
America. Chinese womanhood for the
first time has dared 20 voice itself
in the councils OF tongmcn.
Women sought and were refused
place AZ the peace council % world
nations. but Mrs. chong Tsc sing has
shown what woman can do.
Her husband had been slain by
hlghbtnder.s bullet. Ito had boen
president of the suey sings. proudest
OF tho tongs.
Under the weii.estabithsd war
rules. az least five ordinary lives
should be taken 10 equal the score.
Also. Il has been the custom for
widows 10 enjoy such revenge.
Hut not for Mrs. ChonE. She
looked upon her five fathsriess chill.
drcn and 70 her came the CRY Of
other hereaved mothers SO she
preNsed her way into tho war eouacii.
Only those vegsed in Chinese tr1sdi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-18
More Quake Shocks
Are Felt in Calf.

HANFORD. Cal. Aug. slight
earthquake shocks. which were felt
from Fresno 60 Bakersfield at 9.f5
O'Clock last evening. also gave Han.
ford and vicinity n taste Of rafting
dishes and swayinE pictures. Tho
shock was short and sharp. but did
no damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-18

NEWARK. n. j.. Aug. is.--Up
here In New Jersey they arc talk.
Ing about George l.. Record as
the man who worked political
miracle" In five weeks.
Five weeks ago. wi>eserrs
were SURF that New Jersey was
The most conservative and safe"
state In the union. Today -Gir.
Gus Tent" Record. as hi. critics
like 10 cali him. has changed
that.
New Jersey IL rapidly swing.
ing toward Record. with 10 weeks
more to 60. Records showing
today In his contest 10 capture
the republican nomination from
senator frelinEhuysen has thero-
~ alarmed the stand.pat eie-
menfs In the party.
Frelinghuysen Is reported 20 b
calling upon the president for aid.
an old army truck. a suaal
purchased nm otd army truck SINAI
circus tent. and some benches an
went TO IL.
Records Circus Tent" n now IN
talk OF New Jersey. with his trucl
he tours the state. setting up hi
own campaign hall" wherever h
wishes 20 speak. Tha. this good oh
stump speaking IL get
ting results il indicated by two Dc
First, Record headquarters are
flooded with letters asking for In
formation on economic and poiitI.
cal questions. Second. straw
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