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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-27

WHY PAY BIG RENT ALL WINTER
Why not buy a big roomy lot on the
easiest Kind or terms and put up a
garage or small house 20 live in this
winter and build a home on the front
or your lot next Year, Large numbers
Of people are doing 10. and their living
expense are coming down with a rush
Close to Lincoln Way car line. be
tween Mishawaka and South Bend all
American neighbOrhOOd. and a new
school building right on the addition :
improvements except pavement. now 10
on many Of the streets. and going IN on
the others Lots from S215 10 $500 /:
terms $500 first payment, $500 per
month. No taxes or interest for one
year; other special discounts.
We have several big four room houses
with full basement now building for
sale. $500 down. S2j per month, in
Gliding interest Look them over
Call the office and We will take you
out any time.
MEYERS LONG COMPANY
go Farmers Trust Bldg Main 7j4
Open evenings seven TO nine D.
HAMMOND PLACE-SiX room house.
bath. water IN house and yard, furnace
electric lights, hardwood borders
s. N ROBINSON & SON
Our specially is moderate priced homes
ia y Main St, Second Floor
Main $50
WOODWARD AV. HOME
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
6 rooms and bath; hardwood floors
Ivory trim sun parlOr; sleeping porch
double garage; large lot: Norway maple
shade. good buy at $1,000.
WA. j.. DUNNAHOO. REALTOR
22l 5. Main ST.
L-5220; County 32-Fj
EAST BROADWAY PROPERTY-Seve
room modern house: on car line lot
4Ox1GJ, and garage. Bargain at 5000.
Morrow Richardson, sos 5. Carroll 81.
Main 1919.
UNNECESSARY WORK Is always IN
fair work. II IS unfair for the house
wife 10 be forced 20 take hundreds OF
unnecessary steps in the daily routine
81 housekeeping, because she has not
been considered in the planning OF the
home Why not design a home and
build Il for her in HARTER HEIGHTS
LOUIS G.. PALMER & CO.
az Union Trust Bldg. Main 1893
NOTRE DAME AVENUE
NEAR Jefferson; large double house: S
rooms each side; all modern with full
basement; also two houses in rear. one
six and one five rOOms-mOdern except
furnace. Lot G6x16J n. A good invest
SOUTH MAIN STREET
SEVEN room partly modern house: lot
33x16J 1t. Price 5000; 500 cash, bal
ance like rent.
Ar HUDSON LAKE
PARK VIEW
Five room summer and winter cottage
has room for additional rooms n.y.
stairs electric light furnace heat. wa
ter i'm house. large screened Gan porch
lot Tjxl25 f. Bargain az $3.50: S7JI
cash. balance like rent.
WOODWARD Az. HOME
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Eight rooms and bath. hardwood floors
ivory trim sun parlOr. sleeping porch
double garage, large lot Norway maple
shade A good buy st $500
WM ID. DUNNAHOO. REALTOR
221 S. Main 81.
Lin 522 County 50 rs
WATCH OUR ADS FOR HOMES"
EMERSON Az, . story, rooms, al
modern. large lot. garage, including
small grocery building attached. $500
terms $500 down, balance so pei
month
Yours for Greater South Bend"
TIE VICTOR Y. VAN CANTFORT co
Everything Tn Real Estate
1ud Floor. Union Trust Bldg
Phone Lincoln 252S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-27
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
6 PER GENT INTEREST
is paid on all deposits left with
Us. We loan money on FIRST mort
gage securities in South Bend and
ing and Loan Assn. whitcomb &
Keller's Office. Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-27
FINANCIAL.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

Notice IS hereby given. that the IN
derSi gned has been appointed by the
Judge Of the Circuit Court of St. Joseph
County. State Of Indiana, Administrators OF
the Estate of Charles Y. johnson, late OF
ST. Joseph County, Deceased.
said Estate is supposed 20 be solvent.
EMMA a. JOHNSON
Administrative
sept 6. 1922.
Miller Guy,
Attorney for Administrators.
Snnt 10 10 "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-27
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-27
WE KNOW YOU WILL ADMIRE
THIS HOUSE

WE KNOW YOU WILL ADMIRE
THIS HOUSE
Located in fine residence district
large lot asphalt street; extra fine
rooms; reception han and complete
bath; 912O foot front porch; rear porch
with enclosed refrigerator room. Solid
oak floors. curly pine doors, semi-open
stairway; 3 fine bedrooms, one extra
large closets; fun size basement,
Garland furnace. hot water heater. In
diana Lumber 4 Mfg. Cos millwork
throughout the house. $500 win give
you possession in few days And we
are sure that the price and terms viii
meet your approval
MAY WE SHOW YOU THIS HOMEi
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RIM ! y . Blackstone Theater Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-27
NON-REsIDENT NOTICE.

ll-I z NWoPneT,
Clerk Of the Board
Sept. %. -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-27

PERSONALS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
BRYAN IN THE SENATE.

II Is accepted as n fact In Washington that
william Jennings Bryan will make the race for
the United states senate from Florida this year.
Not long ago Bryan, who has been member Of
tho most select colony Of Florida for tho past
eight or nine years announced tho change OF
his legal residence from Nebraska TO Florida.
Ia political circles this was accepted In
formal announcement that tho peerless leader
was getting away from the wet democratic party
" NcbraSka for the purpose OF making one
more try for n high office.
Now his close friends admit as much. n is
au lntorostng story these friends relate. They
cay the senate has always been tho colonols
great ambition, In which respect they roam
far from the record: they also aver that the
reason the colonel never made try for the
senate from Nebraska was because the demo-
cratic party Of that state was and Is notoriously
wet and that che could not accept tho nomina-
ton from such hands"
Here again the record IL ignored, for the
colonel received always such honors as the DOM
ocratic party ot Nebraska chose 10 hand him
and on ono or two occasions went forth and at
fcmpted to take some honors away from them.
rhe exact truth OF the matter Is that the dem
ocratic party Of Nebraska was never ready to
accept the boy orator a senator and no and
tnct
But The question turns on whether or not
Bryan can beat Trammol ia Florida. Senator
Trammei's term expires next March duo TO
which he must either retire without n protest
and make way for tho sllver-tongued ono,
must renew his mandate after another heated
campaign Bryan Is not yet legal resident OF
Florida. There are those who assert he will
not be In time to participate In tho nominating
primary. Under such conditions can he win7
Looking back over the past quarter OF
century one would be disposed to sny the curse
Of some mighty being Ia on tho political ambi-
tons OF william Jennings Bryan. No man has
run so many races without winning occasionally.
Can he, by the almost vulgar expedlcnt OF
changing his state and constituency in tho
eleventh hour OF his life. manage 20 realize
his lifelong ambiton7 We shall see.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
PREPARING FOR THE OPPORTUNITY
LOYALTY, PATRIOTISM
BY COL. a. S. ROWAN. u. s. Army.
The Man Who Carried the Message to Garcia

The Man Who Carried the Message to Garcia.
when Shakespeare wrote that everything
holds in perfection but little moment" he dis
closed truth that the youth of the world
should turn to account. Not only "out and
forever out do the incompetent and unworthy
go" but even tho best give OF their perfection
but lituo moment" Herein lies the chance
OF the second fiddle" to become tho leader Of
the orchestral but he will have 20 be "A prepared
second before he will be called upon to "show
his diamonds to the day" In other words,
ccaselcss struggle to attain perfection in the
ranks Is the only certain rule OF life that will
Insure Advancement. An incompetent may,
through that mysterious medium called "infu-
encc" drop into a position OF honor. trust, and
profit but the way out already yawus for him.
The man who makes that little moment long
Is the one who. when he reaches the dizzy
height OF his desire is ready, through his pre-
parednees, to mako the most OF the opportunity
and to make the position yield tho maximum
results.
Therefore. no matter what rung in the lad
der of life one may occupy at the moment, let
no effort be spared to make the little moment
there ono of perfection and when the call comes
II win not be for the yawning back door. but
the smiling invitation to step up higher.
Loyalty and keeping everlastngly at It are the
success IL are to find our "litte moment"
which We may describe as the royalty on a
But what will this royalty be worth II the
country which protects 1t fails? Let loyalty and
love OF country march side by side with 10y
atty and capacity for the end TO be attained.
In so far as these considerations apply 20 my
own career, / may say that by applying myself
closely TO the duty assigned to me and In try
ing TO master the subject, SO far as in me lay,
and 10y maintaining a strict fidelity to my work
and TO those associated with me. l found my
self called upon at critical moment In our
country's history, to Garry a Message TO
Garcia the outcome OF which was to bring
General Garcias Cuban army Off Asseraderos,
at the psychological moment 20 assist SamI-
son and Shafter In planning and bringing to a
successful conclusion the battle OF Santiago dc
cuba. Without my little moment with General
Garcia this fortunate and foTtuitous conclusion
could not have heen effected so speedily,--and.
In all war speed counts-ln lives saved and In
money made for onc's country. My reward has
been complete in the knowledge OF the fact
Cling 10 be Free" and at tho same time did what
| could TO give to our country an indispensa Bile,
strategical stronghold.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
P0NCA CITY MAN COMPOSER
Work Is Sung in Churches and
Played by the Band.

Special 20 The World.
PONCA CITY, Feb. 1f.-Wallace
II. Hannah, director of the Ponca
City chamber OF commerce band
has recently become composer.
turning out two numbers that are
attracting attention. one of these
The Cause of Thy Loving Kind
ness" a sacred number. has been
sung in local churches, but without
the knowledge that it was Mr.. Han
nah's composition, and was played
as a cornet solo at a local banquet.
Another number recently COM
pleted and arranged for all band in
struments is tho March Ponca.'
which Is to be rendered at the cham
Der OF commerce banquet here on
"Wednesday evening OF this week
Mr.. Hannah was formerly on the
faculty at Hendricks college. Arkan-
sas, and was a chief musician over
seas in the service during the war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
AN AWFUL VICE INDEED.

Doctor Grggs the well known lecturer, AYERS
that gossip stands well up towards the top OF
the list OF human vices. Doctor Grlggs rang
bulls-eyc, clear ana distinct in that statement
Gossip in n sense is tho antonym Of charity.
It thinketh evil, beliovcth OWL reporteth evil
and s evil in all things. Gossip, permitted n
fair election between virtue and vice, dellber-
atoy selects vice. Gossip having tho oppor-
tunity 10 select between fasehood in It's hideous-
ness and truth In its beauty. chooses to select
vice. Gossip breeds suspicion. thrives on
hate and delights to dress itself In tho false
OF prejudice
Gossib--To run about and tattle. to tell idle,
especially personal tales.
And only hear tho magpio gossip
Garrulous under a roof OF pinc,-Tcnnyson.
That is the definition given by tho lexicog-
raphers. Doesn't II lit with metculous pcrfec-
tion some folks you know TO be sure.
Your gossip loves sensation not because OF it's
truth but because II is sensation and he can get
away with IT, Your gossip cares nothing for
facts; all he wants Is peg to hang his lurid
story on that prejudice may yawn In its rays
and lick its chops greedily Gossip is destruc-
tive--altogether destructive.
Tho sensational newspaper, seeking only to
cyade the libel law joyously playing to prejudice
In Its lust for readers, scizes on idle gossip un-
mindful OF tho consequence upon It's readers
Ito community. The gossip is the spawn OF
hell. lie is never constructYc--ho has never
been so in all the history OF the world and he
will never become
Doctor Grlggs knows his beans,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
The Horoscope
The stars incline but do MOI co,,..,.
Opt 1892. by Mcclure Newspaper sVpa
"wednesday, February Is. 1ao,


Jupiter and Neptune are in s,ron.
| ly benefic aspects today. accorSIs'
to astrology, while the Sun. Ve.,ss
and Mars are slightly adverse ~
their influence.
This should be n profitable ru,.
for merchants and manufactura-'
but the activities after the midJie :,
the day will be more succcssfuI t5as
those in the morning.
Educators should benefit ,ro,.
this sway, which tends toward sns'
rialization and larger rewards.
Those who seek employnsr,
would better defer any sort OF in,g
ative until a more favorable rule y,
the stars.
This Is not lucky wedding d,v
for Mars exercises evil power fbs,
makes for quarrcls and even d.
vorce.
IT is not n lucky day for the buy.
ing or wearing OF now garmenfs
Modistes. jewellers and merchan,s
who deal I'm women's goods may bs
affected temporarily. but thov are
assured of a period OF cxtraordinayv
extravaganza in dress and dccora.
| tion.
Mars is in an aspect read as OF.
/ tremely trying for surgeons ana
physicians who may have heavy de-.
mands upon them.
Warning is given that diseases n,
the digestive apparatus may be e1-
ccedingly prevalent. Cooking should
| be regarded moro and more as ons
of tho fine arts,
Fall in prices on many commodl.
| ties is again foretold and the shon.
ping season will be an extremely ac.
| tive one.
Men are 10 have new and startling
styles introduced by tallors who ara
| TO come under the planetary influ.
ences that have directed the makers
of women's modes toward bizarre ef.
fects.
owing TO the increase OF nervou,
diseases the seers declare that All
normal persons should practice self
control. since they may be easily AZ.
fected by irritability and impatience,
which are reflected from association
| with neurotics.
The rising of Mercury and Uranus
in tho sign Pisces denotes for the
| United States much activity In py-
chic Investigations.
Persons whose birthdate it Is have
| the forecast of n very lucky year in
which money and prestige will IN
| crease. Girls will have offers Of
marriage.
Children born on this day will be
generous and popular. but they may
| nave to surmount many minor oh.
stacles in their careers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
Nerves.
By NORA COLE SKINNER

pieces" and the child gets what he
wants by screaming and kicking, go
ing "limp." or by humping his head
on the floor.
Never was n cure effected by Civ
ing in to such people. Harmony
may &c restored FOR a while, but
trouble will come again and again.
A child can generally be cured by a
small peach-tree switch kept in
sight on the mantel in mothers
room" where Just n threatening
glance towards it makes badness
vanish directly. but, alas. we have
no switch for the woman.
However, wo have hospitals.
when the family becomes exhausted
in catering to her whims. And a
hospital is just where such n person
ought TO be. II she really Is i'll she
will be given the proper treatment.
IL she is not--she will also be given
the proper treatment. II is not right
that she should keep living on In
tho family making everybody miser-
able For that is what she does.
But the family, nine times out of
ten, Is TO blame. Both for her
nerves and her staying on. She
doesn't want to go to a hospital, and
at mention of such possibility
again has one of her spells. Then
the whole family hastens to promise
that such n thing shall never hap
pen. Indeed not.
sympathy is very beautiful. but
misplaced sympathy is not even
kindness.
Homes have been ali but broken
up ON account of NERVES" and
when nerves had to get out and
shift for herself she didn't have any
| more spells. Surely. the world
wasn't just exactly as she'd have IL,
but, just as surely. the world wasn't
going TO change its course according
| to her whim. Sho knew it-so
what was the use Of swoon?
Children don't have NERVES" We
say, no, they are just bad" and
! soon learn how to work father.
| mother. and all the family. a child
grown TO woman also knows how
to work all the family. Neither
needs much sympathy. hut of the
| two. I'd give Il to the child--after
first applying the little peach-tree
| switch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
Just Folks
Copyright, 1899, by Edgar A. Guest.
WINTER.

II seems SO dead out there today
Tho snow lies deep about the place;
The ground whereon tho children play
Has lost It's touch OF charm aud grace
what was a garden, now IL hare,
The rose stalks flutter 10 and fro.
There IL no hint that life is there
Beneath the dritted Ice and snow.
The sLarrows twitter I'm the tree,
But otherwise no sound is heard,
Where used 10 ring the minstrelsy
or many golden-throatod bird.
| gaze acrous this barren waste
OF beauty held In winters clutch,
I note the lines OF sorrow traced
ny desolauon's cruel touch.
suppose unto myself, 1 say,
This garden bleak and cold aud bare,
Were doomed forever thus TO stay
And never rose should blossom there"
But all this ugllncss must pass
Aud Ice and snow must vanish soon;
Spring shall awake the slumhering grass,
The roses shall return In June.
SO with this faith through life I'd SO,
Meeting my care as winters sting,
knowing that all tho ice and snow
Must vanish with the birth OF sprlng,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
Benny's Notebook

Pop came home this aftirnoon and
hung up his nat and coat sayin, Con-
gratulations, everybody.
wy. watts the matter. wat are you
congradulating us on? sed ma.
wy. on the fack that I'm home
agen after a hole days absents. dug
zent the very thawt that there a
man In the house agen make every
thing seem brighter and more cheer
fill immeeditely? sed pop.
O. yes. maybe you're rite, that
gives me ideer, there's something /
wunt you 10 do before suppir, sed
ma.
Well, dident ixiactly meen 10 put
enything in your he'd of a practical
nature. but wat is It? sed pop.
The hot waiter spikkit in the
kitchin Is acting very strang, sed
ma,
III give it a little tawking TO, Ben
ny. run up and bring me the gas
plyers. sed pop. Wich | started to do,
and ma sed, And after you get throo
with the spikkit | wish you would
do something To tho setting room
door TO mako II stop skreeking.
Well, III see IL have time, Ill see,
sed pop.
And the windo In our room werks
hard half the time and the other
half 1t don't werk at all, and the
vacuum cleener is having one of its
off days, and by that time suppir
awt Ia be reddy. sed ma.
BY that time brekfist awt TO be
reddy. l think III take a little wawl
before suppir, | feel the need of a
little wawk, sed pop. and | sed, So
do /, pop, can | so with you? and
pop sed. Come on.
Wich we did getting back Jest in
time TO keep ma from being mad on
account of suppir having bin reddy
for about minnlts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15


object or want to do IA certain thing.
and when we cannot have II or cam
not do 1t he screams. kicks. and
rolls around on tho floor. but we
don't call il nerves" We call It
badness. and the cure is not in let
ting him have his way, but in eN-
actly the opposite.
In a child. as long as he can do
as he pleases. as long as he never
has anything denied him, and
smashes right and left as 1t suits
his mood, these tantrums are sell
dom INDUCED in-for he is happy
in being permitted to have his own
way.
Many grown people are no less
children in that respect. Don't cross
them, always agree with them, let
them do Just as they please and
you'd never suspect they had
NERVES" But just refuse TO let
them do what they want to--then.
look out, why call It nerves when
they go to pieces, say all manner OF
ugly things, and sometimes swoon
away. making us believe they are
going to die, and making us dread
fully sorry?
OF course. ws Immediately let
them have Their own way Then
they get well.
Nerves are very real things and we
all have them more or less but why
call n child who goes Off into n
tantrum bad" and woman VINO
goes off the same way sick" The
child gets our severest criticism,
oven physical punishment. but the
woman gets our sympathy. our doc
tor, everything and anything that's
ours, In fact, except our way" She
gets her own OF that,
II is as much meanness In wom-
an as II is In a child when she
can get what she wants by going to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
Barometer of Public Opinion
PopmInrlty of Nnrnmclcr.

Editor World; When We read The World we
never overlook tho Barometer OF Public opinion,
The lady that wrote Charity Begins at
Home made hit with great many people.
wonder whore she could have come from =?
And also why she wouldn't sign her name to
the letter. | would be proud 10 know a woman's
name with such principles In her heart She
ought 10 be public woman running Tor office.
Why, I'd shut well down and walk 10 the polls
TO vote for a woman like her. She need never
10 no ashamed nor afraid OF those sentiments.
They are genuine American. That was the
spirit that won the world war. But what has
become OF II since the war is over? We thank
tho Clan for their visit 10 Homny.
Long live the X X, X.
A READER Al HoMlNY.
Hominy Feb. ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
HOLD JUSTICE AS H0RBER
Threats OF Mob Violence Result IN
Transfer of Prisoner.

MUSKOGEE. Feb. Il. -- Fred
Walker. Justice OF the peace At
Barber. oklahoma. and held as ono
of the robbers of Hubert and Park
hill banks in Cherokee county was
brought to the county Jail here for
safe keeping today by Sheriff
George II. Gourd and three deputies,
all heavily armed.
Walker had been held IN the
Cherokee county Jail for several
days but signs OF mob violence Sun
day night caused the transfer, ac'
cording to the sheriff.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
BASKETBALL is POPULAR CANE
Interest in Boy Scouts Quickened by
Forming OF Team.

Special 20 The World.
PONCA CITY. Feb. little local
Boy Scout organization "a being re-
cruited more rapidly at the present
time than since it first was started
on July /. last, because of the inter-
est resulting from the organization
of eight Boy Scout basketball teams
playing in a regular schedule.
Even the older boys, many ot
whom have withheld from the or
ganization. are now joining in order
TO participate in these games. pay
ers from these teams will he grad
uated into the junior and senior
high school teams as rapidly as they
develop sufficiently.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
Constable Appointed.

Special TO The world.
ZINCVlLLE, Feb. 13,--Ed Dob
son. formerly an officer at this
place. has been appointed by the
Ottawa county board of commissions
ers as constable OF district No. Z.
Picher, TO fill the vacancy occasion
ed a few days ago by the resignation
of u. S. Jennings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
KIwANIANs ARE ENTERTAINED
Quapaw Banquets Delegation From
Kansas Neighbor.

Special to The World
aUAPAW. Feb. 1b.--A large num-
Der of the members of the Klwanis
club of Baxter Springs visited this
city during the past week. and were
banqueted at the Gateway hotel
Wednesday night by the Quapaw
chamber OF commerce.
seventy-five or eighty persons
participated in the banquet, the high
school orchestra furnished music,
and there was "speechifying' by
several orators.