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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16
FoR RENT Houses

FON BLYT- WiltaoUE IaIra 90 SaT
tnlftt sfieHt floHe l-1t
~ ROOM house veil fu.,hei close
m Dr. tastrrdhy as9 Nouh Fourth
FOK RENr-Nisc gr0om rrtiagr nsrH
tlrn she'd no aIrA 300 North Finf
fuR RENr- = nfuuishoi hous. 90 ga
hHrfh slth Apply go West
su1vcr
FOR KENT-Tvo we'll fuml,hsd msassn
houses un University Heishu In.
auirr 22t Edlth
FoR RENT- Thr.s room u~nfufnishsd
house with sleeping pofcr 1915 :.
hlsh $500 Phone 1880
FOR RLAr-BeAutiiul new tour room
hoHsr. completely furnished two
scrsvRsd rarohes inquirs lonA : Arna.
fOh KEsl Ne~ tour room rruithsd
cottage In me Highlands. Phone
aaA p Mliuer at1h West Crniral
FoR RtNT-Modsru mfni,hed cottsss
tN' rnoins BOD glssscd in sleeping
pnr-h On car line Apply l2is 5.
FOR REST-Thrce rooms furnished.
with porch Farage ineluded lirht
ana veter paid $50 90 prr month 1918
Worth TINT street
FOk RENr Mech furnished beugpiow
rpom kiteher,tte, Two sleeping porchc',
hot and eold runulnr SAier electric
range $50 o. por -.outh. Phors De.
Mufphev tai
fok HhNT.une NJ mnsi modern home
iF fIfN ci'so To- rHifa good inrstinH
hrautffulIr furnished hot water heat
lsrasr BIZ rooms siecpihs porch laseh
front perch piano snd Edison Included
in fnrHitHre Nes h~unrtlnW inrafad
on "a. Central nvuof Eolnr esst -U
icsse 10 desirable parties. Apply 7f6
hast tsntral
FOR ~REET-Rooms
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Agents

AHtNTs-Mrn uumrn Startling money
maAing device Manufacture h~urulata
coated iol rrrHm con f%ertiun Caat shHit
9 - cents Sells for 90 cents Profits
g. ~ $50 ap uattt $50 Free rhurn'
late rte makes 500 bare and $50 nfoflt
fnf sou in lev h1urs tniun Specially
Co. 6Os Gag Roruen ~ Aibipn. Mich
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16
DREssMAKING

~HiHT AAD DREssMGkiNo sos s
"a rhons ias1-J
'.ttTlNG AgCORDIAN sIda aud box
-.lf and wfles ~ oil Llnts \ Crane
lla hnrih ar.snlh street Phone ma
DREsSMAkING AND M~tLL1NERY-
Hf aus fHA ir'nnrd Co., order work
and style guaranteed prices reasonable
~. Mon sead fhouo 2unl AZ
EMBROIDERY ntgardir D. tiIk flow
es dUairrs Tor strueihng china paint
'H- WDsflHke Art studio Room . Nc
lIul BLDG Phone i7O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16
LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE -Frcsl IorscY Gov Grunde
Wagon Yards $40 30 broaduag Phone
lUrrf
HORSES FOR SAlE Csf load NJ good
FauuH heavy wofh hUrsrs VIII no a.
Usandi Wagu iara ai9 Sor'h broad
April t1th and thcrraftar untii sold
scott Kidrnouf Phone lGnR.J
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FOR RENT

FOR RfNr-Singer sewing machine The
fxchangs phone IN 100 NJ Gold
FuR REsr-Ofhca space us south
lourth. opposite pottoffiea faune
TI5-I.
w WILL FURNISH TIN lot AND
fun t-Ntt tents AZ $500 "a meath " ~
rent one tent without lnf Cor e. 80 =
nnff Real Estate Exchange. go Mtst
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Oontraotors- Oarpenters

WI no onD J0RslCaneuiefins .nd
house building reasonable Investigate
DOR lHF rftees estimates free Phone
$500 ~ D. O. Kiukau gi2 Yale
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FOE RENT-Anart1nents


-lE ktNT- Rolm. ior sti hgaseteep
10 300 y Tina ~ Phanr soa-J.
lNu Isuly furnished ICONS tor light,
hoas'segptnr no. SECOND 81
NLW HlGU CLASS ag.ftmruts In first
-lif,f Phone is12R
FOR RENT-Thrrs- room clean heated
apartment and hath. Albuquerque
Hotel gich Aorh second.
FOR bENT- New hish eiuss apartments
fsrus Highland Para = A Hammond.
ga East silver Phone ls22
s0R RLNr Two aud ihfre Toom fur
ui.hrd epastuienis- water lshts, And
phone rald tg3 South Third.
fVk AM Thise aud four room Cor.
rtshed modgrn arsrtmeHts and houses
Nch!ll'nn 3 Wood ynG West Oold
FOR RENT Two room furnished aparf.
meH' hot Hnd rold water Ighf and
islcphonr bats f2iA south Broadway,
foR HESr-isrrs tow -15m w~ii
fIrni.Lea "a desinnhlo part ~ town;
raste'shlr fsnt go West Tfirras Ase,
obERN FtRN1siiEp robm SPAR.
a-b~a sof ah 'wiher ss,
] FOR RENT-Three room fnruinhcd apart.
mout team heat bot and coid watef
hshts hri telephone paid 42th souiu
br'sissy
F0R KENr- one lar-s end one small
~urarfment furnished complete Tor
lnHset HHVlng. Crane apartments 2l5
-sgenth street Phone 1tf
FOR EiNT-u Desirable furnished aU-.i
mcni Hfr COINS and hnth larss
glazed iH sleeping pHrth ln1s West
Genital Phone iuls 81 mornings
FOR RENT Two ar threa room. colo
p'rf.IF fU.siahaH f4r Urht hnusstsru
ls t'..r p go " Marguerite. s1H
'aNs Hr evenings Phone al a. othyl
UWts
WASHINGTON APARTMENTS
The IHrafst rF. go dHtr uud finest ioratf|
n 'tH state a. 1909 Wet Central ~ma,
] furl hNrd apartment rrU fnfaut fHt
Information o. ApHrtwcui No l. : u
fahin PROV
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FOR sAfE- Modern furnished house in
hoignis fsye roona. bath, Fleepinz
poroh fasy terms 9it Stanford Ave
fOR RkkT~one a.ronE hrlrt. newly
decorated. and 10 fine condition. Phone
i2sp-l.
fOR sALE furnished D fooEa and
bath, sleeping porch. front porch
Hcfrensd iu. gArare aud other uutluiid
ings. Call Owaer phone 800
FOR sAIE-Apanmsnt house four
apartments enmrietsiy furnished mod
ara biz income discount for fash.
PL.ns IT'LL 68s south broadway
FOR sAi.E ~ awnor slt rooms and
hath two large screened rnrches
nouy decorated best i~oratinn IN ith
ward Phone 22ot'i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16

RADIATDWg made and teuatred
Shrinsrs Raalsier shep ais Y Fon,th
fvh SALt-h-e9 hhieE 'oanhf SAT
Co. diy'
HAK. ArTU SPRfsGS foT ali ears
s~1sna,ess, J Goibsi ! co. Alba.
- - 80 - 1000.
A., ~ as,,'sa' phan,n'g.sn, Auto Co
- ~ ~ t,,.t~@
roadster. ressbnsbis sse miss 800
Sarth nfrh rhorr 1853
SQUARE DEAL GARAGE az Wet
t.ppse Az, Ired lords. Torl service
s:is and supplies tiav tire santa b.
uoA'
IkADt NV isis WILLY
hNirht guoa ,endii'en t"r 'ni
fuh ,halmrrs sar S11e...uscf
Rs.t 'ff'f 49,, Np.t I'm tfi. w.et
Mrfnta.b Auto 90 an West Conner
y r'i'a 'na .''s
d. flrr Chevrolet 400 and D Il stud
Overland nu rs four and Why kulsht
Ncintosi Auto Co. al WEI COPPER.
y,,r g,,.,p,,
7,...-,, - n...
81 90 9.' S.'f ~ sasd = us fs.' rs %,'i Ssi.
:, the
-, 49,, w,. -
h41hl.ANb IlLI@ RUBBER
W'hkS
l'1 Santh H~rosdwsy Phnre $50
-.
FOk EALE-Mlscellaneous
TRY u,say,. muk ss.,A.etion ru.t.n.
s"''"
'NNa' Ano nrnsN "e~ "na
,.vs,T ,s.,i1.
tWhsh hNkht,ttp meat % AL kind
80 '4',e i'0,
TN zen l,Ano"u teNh'Aet y
ss.llpha ihuhs
luh sAAEc-lpuEht plano lhons
os CA" 90 $40 West Noun
M
toh piano nat win shtisfy Vie
Laene 10
tpk hA4h- huFby bicycle hrtt class
cpndittrni siO. isvv = nigA o.
'IH hF"' ,Hon zee 'r'au
lila. W '''NN '
FOR NLE-sinssI seains machine
''may Adasefs boA
coNiEtD hnDY for ford Pine Tor
lan.ir) ana ols.ntag business. MAkr
N ohgr Htpns s5t
packing ca,ss mostly hrse kahn's
a., .3
same "a ucu ID reduced prs, The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16

FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR w. Hr bed room. I-2 South
N.ttnf| Phone l-aN.
ron ~
ias af. y.gi rg,,t
.p
N. .tcpihs
t9,v
''i"
7N'I"s
m
iuh IT, Furnished sleeping porch
ii' manih
,,.t.t
FnN " fnDrf bedroom aHi fur
uisiuds HNufHr. IHI rHfru large sin.
tlp@
fDh hfN Large fr0nt :rdruum nlzly
mnish'l close Be- No sic' s0' S
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16
FOR RENT Rooms

foR RENr-Raom. $40 West Copper,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16
MANIFESTATIONS

SALESMAN AND ~ ~TRlBuroRS- Sell
simplex Stop signal 10 dealers and car
wners Does not work un battery. Re-
tells s2,In kig commission Sumrivx
tai Lamp Sirual raililary NI1 Moth
IrnNfuFa thichgo.
ENCf UsiVE DISTRIBUTORS stusa'
toral usw ralco Kettle Com Pepper.
NAino tcFrltary santsd Hish elass bts
money for right iaan tnthui Mig Co
~ Louis. 40
WANTED-Saiesmat 500 % and rim
misstuu 10 ati suhraltred cord aui
fabric tros direct from factory uf lowest
price duod StnrL Tire Co hog 4
,lrhlrsr avefse Chicago IN
WANIan- MAJ with car 60 ,eli Fconomy
u-ss lagest prices With liberal as
Unuuts siHn 90 her week and commits
tiona Thc e. L. Smith Go. south Bend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16
MUST SACRIFICE

z passsnssf Siudcbak,r 10 good mfchhn.
lrai cundiuun fvt sood uTss NV bat.
tory upholstery Ike now. Can BE- seen
II the
AUCKLAND TIRE q RUBBER
WORKS
t21 Sapth nrosdwsy Phare $50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16

zig woaIen
saninE ~ taking order suits.
Mukeis light ~ofrrcnats, r~aincoais
he direct 81 wgATer -
u~faersstary Dnnahre nOs %
cher 5000 90 Neekis. Com
M frec AL quick shaut terri.
~ rMells 2Tn North paulina
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16
FANTED-Agents

- WOMEN AGESws-Poarco
that sell Michigan Boul
Attractive priccs hiE repeat
no deliver and collect Lady
suite 7ia 90 Quincy street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16
WArTED-Automob,les
FOR sALE-Typewriters

DR BALE rYrEwRfTERs-An kinds
both new and second hand, bought
old, rented and. repaired Ahgquer
tp9 Rnufh fanrth ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-16
FOR sALE-AutomoDiles

RADiAroRs made AND fspsirsd.
Shrinrrs Radiator shop. as n Fourth.
FuK sALE-k-sb nnicE tounng car:
hpt class condition. Bond Dillon
Co. city
HARVEY AcfU SPRINGS Tor ali ears
guaranteed J kurber a Co. Alba.
qneraas, n.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
BUSINESS SERVICE


FOR GOOD JOB painting and paper
hanging. by contract or day. Try A.
Leopold. 40S Indiana Av. Phone Mlsh
9g96 11tS0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
FOURTEEN CASES
OF SCARLET FEVER
IN OVER SUNDAY
City Health Official Blames
CarelessneSS of People
Guaranteed.

Two scarlet fever cases were re-
leased from quarantine and IA new
ones confined over the weekend by
City Health officer DR.. II. ]. Ma
crane. According to DR.. Magrane.
this does not mean an epidemic. but
il does indicate that people quar-
antined are not as careful as they
should be, and that If people do not
observe the requirements Of the law
more closely, stringent measures
VIII be resorted to.
The cases released from the ban
Of the reg flag were: Lawrence Pet
ers Petersen. 1925 y. Main ST., and
Walter Cooper and family. 1920
Iowa st. The cases admitted over
Sunday were: Christopher Morris.
s12 y. Elm St. Wilbur Yeakey, oil
j.. Ninth St, Winifred Jansen, Gle
W. Sixth ST.. David Widner. SIS +.
Lawrence ST., Donald Zook. Donald
son nv. Ruth OlesOn. 424 W. Grove
ST., Marcella Thompson. 900 Eliza
beth st, ARA Weaver, 229 W. Law
renee ST., Nola Matz, 225 W. Sixth
St, Forrest and Margaret Ravens
1905 Margaret St. Alfred Harris. 235
F. Lawrence St, Florence F'agan, 231
+. Marion ST.. Fanny Salesman, ZIG
". Sixth ST., and Pauline Weilman
lO7 - w. Mishawaka av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
TEMPLE

The Rex ingram production OF
HCuore Baizac's great novel Of
Paris and the French. entitled The
lonquerlng Power" with Rodolph
valentino in the leading role. viii be
shown today for the last tines at
thc Temple theater In addition TO
thu feature. a very clever Juvenile
comedy called supply and De
mand.' and the latest edition Of
Pathe News IS also shown. Starting
tomorrow for two days Marshal Ne.-
Ian presents Wesley "Freckles" Bar
~ James Kirkwood and Marjory
Daw u "a mighty screen version OF
the popular Randall Parish novel,
Bob Hampton Of Placer" a thrii-
Ing and interesting story or the
early West. on the same bill Is the
latest Of Al ST. John comedies call
Cd straight From the Farm" the
newest Pathe Review.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
COUPLE OBSERVES
GOLDEN WEDDING
JUBILEE SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cole Re.
new Marriage Vows-Din-
ner Served at Sons Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cole, two well
known citizens OF Afishawaka. OBJ
served their golden wedding jubilee
Sunday at the home OF their son
Charles Cole. 1910 y. Sarah st. BY
renewing their wedding vows. Rev.
DR.. NJ. +. Hawkins, pastor OF the
First Baptist church performed the
ceremony.
At O'Clock a delicious dinner
was served. Among the guests pres
ent were the following children.
Robert and George Cole and their
families Of Columbus. O; Mrs. Eliza
beth Van, Jackson, Fla; Jesse Cole
and family. Chicago: Mrs. Della Eos
ter and Mrs Clara Brandt OF this
city Three OF the couples children
were unable 10 attend.
Mr.. Cole was born IN South Wales
and came 20 America in 1862. Mrs
Coles maiden name was Miss Sarah
Rummell. she was born in Pomeroy
o. on Oct. p, 1862 they were mar.
ried BY the Rev. Mr.. WaIlander. pas
tor of the Methodist church at
Charleston. w. Va. Ten children
were born 10 this union, one of them
died in infancy. They have q grand
children; three great grand children.
one OF them being Is years old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
Ill L.lAlLlILIt IS
Antnmn1iI.s For Sale

56-0 FT-TCE- 1870 Ford sedan. 1919 Ford
touring. Oakland lui chevrolet Avenue
Garage. Nlshawaha av. Phone MlsAa,
f.lh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
ELECT DELEGATES FOR
INDI4NA CONFERENCE

Carl Suuweu. editor Of the Misko-
deed and Evelyn Dirou, editor Of
the Autold. have been chosen as
delegates Of the local High school
to the conference to be held at
Franklin college. indianapolis. Fri
day and Saturday. There Will be a
number OF delegates representing
the newspapers and ANIMALS OF all
OF the High schools throughout the
state OF Indiana. Steps will be tax
en- to form an organization. Some
prominent speakers from Chicago,
St. Louis and indianapolis win ap-
pear on the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
} OufhfUI JelCeI Bandit
Makes Fourth EScdDe

sAN OF ENTIN. Calr D~- --
authorities a. Lamar EswinE, ana
Green River Wyo- were toda- en-
listed ty Warden James Johnson
ot san Quentin perteruarE ID a
search FOR Richard A. Palmer.
youthful jewel bandit who made his
fourth escare from the hands ~ The
law while erroute here from New
York. He eluded a prison ruard
who was bringing IN back. forced
his handouts escaped from leg
irons and leaped from the trans
continental t-ain az Rawlings. Wyo
he va believed 20 be Al large today
% 3D. a .our rr near Rock Spring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
Lads With Stolen ToPcoat
Held BY Juvenile Officer

Four west end boys, of ages rang
ing from Il TO Il years, were turn
ed over TO juvenile Officer W. r.
Miller by the police Monday. They
were taken into custody Saturday
night at Division and Taylor sts.. in
possession Of an ovcrcoat stolen
from a hanger in front of Joseph
Rosenbaums w. Division st. store.
According 10 Atty Miller, il is the
boys first offense.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
NetU Electric automobile
InUented at g.. VI. Plant

SYRACUSE, y. Y, oct. 23.-(By
L. PA new electric motor car,
which. it is said. viii revoluuonize
the electric automobile business, has
been completed here at the works
Of the Or. Charles Z. Stienmetz
Electric Motor Car Co, it was an
nounced today.
The new car, which has been IN
der construction since last May IS a
five passenger coupe, which weighs
less than a ton, and will travel 40
miles an hour. It viii 90 from leo
TO 200 miles on one charge, it Is
claimed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
THREE DRINKS ARE
FINED 81 AND COSTS

julius and James Gaul. brothers,
who reside at $40 +. Fourth St, and
Alex Boros, $40 Prairie av., South
Bend. were each fined 81 and costs,
after pleading guilty 10 public intoxi-
cation charges. Monday morning.
The Gaul brothers we're arrested
Saturday morning. and Boros was
picked up on the -Four Corners. sun
day evening
on motion OF the State. the case
against Henry Himschoot, charge ]
with possession and sale Of intoXi-
sating liquor. was continued until
oct %. Himschoot was arrested
early IN the morning OF oct. 10, af-
ter a search OF his garage revealed
a truck load OF coRtraband Canadian
beer stored there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24

'DiUine Sarah CreetS
L. s. On 9Th BirthdG,


PARIS. oct. 23.-Mme. Sarah
Bernhardt, the divine SARAH -
quietly observed the 18th annlver-
sary of her birth today with the
optimistic hope tha- she lives 10 be
100.
In reply to various messages OF
congratulations, the famous actress
sent the following message through
International News Service:
please give my love TO all my
dear American friends on this day.
Il hope that you may visit me
upon my birthday every year for the
next 90 years to wish me a happy
birthday"
Despite her advanced age and the
accident which made amputation or
one of her legs necessary Nine.
Bernhard is IN excellent health and
is still the master of her dramatic
art.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
Hold Army Air officer
On Booze Running Count

LAREDO. Tex. oct. 23.-(By L.
PAN army officer, ais mechanic
and an army airplane were reported
held here early today following frus-
tration by authorities Of an alleged
attempt 10 smuggle a cargo of booze
from Mexico over the boarder
Fifteen sacks of whisky were con-
tisCated.
Authorities refused 20 make known
the name Of the alleged army officer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
HUNT FIRE BUG AFTER
BIG FIRE IN WAREHOUSE

EVANSVILLE. Ind Oc. 2a-
Police today were hunting for a
fire bug following the burning %
Inc independent Hay and Grain
Co.'S warehouse. A night watch
man az a factory near the ware
house told police he chased a drunk
en- man away from the warehouse
several hours before the fire was
discovered.
Damage was estimated a. SIS. 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
VINCENNES LOSES OUT
AS A MEMORIAL SITE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. oct a.
The city OF Ninccnnes. which has
Eetitioned state otfic ais 10 locate the
memorial OF Paul Dresser, comr
OF con the Banks OF tho Wabash"
there. IS out of the race as far as
he IS concerned. Gov. AIcCray stated
today.
Lafayette and Terre Haute are
also lighting for the memorial with
Terre Haute being slightly favored
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
Wisconsin Man IN Jail on
Failure 10 Paw $50 Fine

The maximum fine Of 500 and
costs was given William Orwin, Mad
ison. Wis. charged I'm city court
Monday with driving his automobile
while intoxicated. Unable 20 pay
the fine, he was committed 10 the
county jail.
Orwin was arrested Sunday eve
ming by Sergt. Ben Roberts in the
400 block on S. Scott ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
rHEN THE BOYS COT.

MUNCIE, Oct 23.-Hallowe'en
prauks reached the climax here
when james Crane, q m0torist. ran
his automobile into a pile os rails IL
The center Of a much-Jraveled street
The machine was badly damaged
Four small boys were rounded up by
the police. bat were released when
their parents arranged to pay for
the damage done.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
Auto on Rampage Crashes
Into Bridge, Doing Damage

NILES, Mich, oct. 23.-C Myers.
lost control Of his roadster IA he
was driving IL across the Main 81.
bridge. and when il crashed into the
cement railing about mid way in
the structure, o portion Of the rail-
ng top and several of the cement
rails were torn out and thrown into
The river. The car stopped just az
the edge Of the bridge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
Shed and Motorcycle Go
IN Early Morning Blaze

A wood shed. belonging 90 Hugo
Fibrick. AS W Eleventh St.. was
completely destroyed by a fire OF un-
known origin about $3.50 o'clock,
Monday morning
The shed was used as "a storehouse
for a quantity OF charcoal and a
motorcycle. both being a complete
loss. The loss was estimated at
about $3.50. Because Of the location
OF tho fire IL was necessary for the
local fire department to lay over
1900 feet Of hose, according TO Fire
Chief Edwin Christian.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
ARHY TO
HOLD RUMHAGE SALE

Ensign o. A Schnarr. i'm charge OF
the local corps Of the salvation
Army has announced that a rum
mage sale would be held at the hall.
Friday and Saturday Anyone wish
ing 20 donate clothing or any other
article VIII please call Mishawaka
699 and arrangements viii bc made
90 cell for the donations. The pro-
ceeds OF the sale are 20 be used FOR
the local relief work
Capt. Billiard Of Chicago. assisted
Ensign Schnarr over the weekend
Chowds attended Sunday evening
services and there were five con-
versions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24

Marvin :. Judd. %, residing on r.
T.. y. no. s South Bend and Miss
sarah C.. Steele 10. of North Liberty
were married Sunday morning at 10
o'clock by the Rev w w. Want,
at the parsonage of the Methodist
Episcopal church. sol Edgewater dr..
They will reside on the groom's
farm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
TO- - IL.

SEVEN ROOM Aouse for rent, modern
immediate possession Address W. +.
s. Neur Times ~
FOR RENI-Iurn sized house. 5 rooms.
gas and electric light Apply 40 y
Eighteenth 90. River Park 1Btt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24

Business Places for Rent. %
FOR RENI-Good Substantial building
suitable fo- work bop. storage ur ga
rage Room for three ears. Electric
Light. central location Telephone Nlsh-
aWaku 1u tL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
PECULIAR CASE

MT. VERNON. Oct. 23.-Mrs
RI zabeth Newman, 90. an inmate
OF the Posey county infrmary. IS
confined 20 her bed with both arms
and one leg broken. Mrs. Newman
is suffering with a peculiar disease
which is Transforming her bones
into a chalk-lke substance which
makes them easily broken.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
" lillian Pehlke Hurt
While Repairing Auto

William Pehlke of Wyatt, Ind. is
At St. Joseph's hospital. here, suffer-
ing with a broken leg and several
decorations as the result Of an au-
tomobile accident. which occurred
Monday morning. While Pehlke
was repairing an automobile at the
Wyatt garage. the machine for some
unaccountable reason started and he
was injured. He was rushed to the
hospital. where his condition was re-
ported TO be as well as could be
expected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
ENTERTAINs FOR NEWIYWFDS

Miss Ethel McDuffy, 2O3 w Mar
ion 81. delightfully."- entertained at a
$50 o'clock dinner Sunday in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald linus. who
have just returned from their honey
moon. Mrs. linus was formerly Miss
Helen smith. daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. W. smith. 527 Lincoln way
w. Among the guests was jay Con-
rad OF Elkhart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24

HOPE. Oct 23.-Four persons
who attended the wedding OF Mr.
and Mrs, Franklin Heron. aged S5
and so respectively attended the 6fth
anniversary recently. The Herrons
have made then home i'm Hope since
their marriage ON oct. Is 1888.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
COAL. COAL! COAL.

Castleman's New Coal Yard offers
you the highest quality Of coal 80
for the best grade OF Indiana, SO
for the best grade OF Illinois, S11 for
the best grade of West Virginia.
Manhattan coal, s1O.75. Phone Mish.
1853 -Adv.-S Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-24
British Peer to Wed
Washington Woman

LONDON, oct 23.-The engage
ment Of Sir George Rhodes of Eng
land and Mrs. H Morgan Hill Of
Washington, y. g., vas announced
today