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South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR SALE


North Hin street. . room. all mod
eru. $500
Randolph Street. room. al modern
except furnace. S6 200.
East Washington Street. 7 room, 81
modern. - 000.
East Wayne street. room. an mod
ern. ? story, 5000.
East LaSaue Az. 3 houses partly
modern. $500 $500. $4,000
Mn and Cedar, room. al modern.
$500
West Colfax Az. story frame. I
room. partly modern. $1,000.
East ColfaK Av.. room. partly mod
err. $500.
East Sorin ST. 8 room. partly modern.
S3Ij0
North Hill s., one room house. all
mOdern-one room house. partly mod -
ern, for these two houses, $500.
East LaSale Az room. all modern.
new bungalow. S6.2J0
Corby St. room, strictly modern.
immediate possession. $500.
LOTS FOR SALE
I lots Roseland. size 4O1la7 Price
each, $500
lot Madison ST. size 41I4 u82. Price
S14OO.
/ lot Madison St. size 4O11O6 Price
$1,000.
2.lots Greenlawn Av. Price each 800
] lot Howard St, size 4ox60 Price
1 lot Howard St. size s81leS Price
SI.4OO
lots Dubau Av., size 4o1135 Price
each, 5000
! lot Sunnyside addition, size 5o12o2
/ lot Sunnyslde addition. size 5o1 10
Price, $50
lots Sunnys de addition, size 50xlOO
Price each. S625
lot Mluburn addition, sl0s 4Ox11s
Price. $50
lots Mulburn addition. Price each,
$500
lot jefferson Blvd. size 5O11S2
Price. $500
p lots Jefferson Blvd, sizes sO15Oo
Price, 8. 800 and up.
l lot jefferson Blvd. size S4XS47 y
Price. $500.
l lot Eleventh St. size 44x114 Price
lot 10Th and Pleasant. size 5o11oO
/ lot lincoln way West. size 65H1oO
Price. 5000.
lot Miner St. size 421137. Price
10, ! lot S. Michigan. size 5o115o. Price
S1,0JO.
lots ST. Peter St, size 5Ox1O9. Price
each, $1,000.
lots Emerson St. size 6O112O. Price
each. $500.
lot Second St. size 5Ox12O. Price
S4T5.
lot LaSaTe Av., size 5O1202. Price
81 900.
lot North Blvd. Drive, size 4ox15O
Price, 500.
lots Kinyon St, size 4Ox12S. Price
for 3. S1,075.
a. p PgR[lgW
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, LOANS
SO Z. LASALLE AV.
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South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Here is one Of the cheapest snd best
business places I'm the west part OF the
CITY located on the corner Of Division
and Liberty Streets. a grocery store
and meat market facing Division ST. and
room house facinc Liberty St This
al can be bought now for $500. These
buildings are all modern but furnace.
$500 down
. story frame store building with addl-
tional living rooms all mod. garage
for cars. at 90 S Chaplin St. for
5000; $500 down and possession a.
once
story frame building with additional
living rooms all modern but furnace
zoo block S. Chaplin St, $500; $4,000
down
Also have two larger business places for
sale with business and buildings; one
for $4,000 and the other for $1,000 In
one Of the best business locations in
this city The information on these
two buildings viii be only given per
sonally
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
Read All the Ads.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
D0TlE8

49,
II s Camden St, $500 500 down
8 r. II S Iowa ST. with lots, $500 ,
S6O0 down
6 IL n w Indiana Av.. With big lawn.
.5R H. 6B7.en ST. 500 5000 down
r II " Colfax Av, street paved. S<'oo 3
S7Uo down.
tR Il. W Indiana Av- S27Oa 5000 down
3 Il H. IS Laurel So. electric and gas ln
house. $3.50; $1,000 down
G X II Merry Av.. $500 $500 down.
5 II " Fisher ST. nod. but furnace.
= II Ewing Av.. $500. 5000 down.
r II. Munson s., possession az once,
$500. $500 down.
6 T. III Harris ST.. $500. 1900 down.
r II. new. . house ives. Of Olive oo
Washington Avp lot 42xi65. 5000; $500
|7R II Kendall ST. $500. 1900 down
T. brick and frame house. 8 Dorothy
ST. S50o0; $500 down.
o r. IT. T. Sorin ST. modern but, furnace,
$500. $500 down
9 r. new house brick. Victoria 81. near
M.ami 81. a resi- pleasant location 20
live in; all mod. Sj5oo, $1,000 down.
houses on s Pine ST an mod but
+ furnace: street paved one Z room house
and one 5 rooms. Both for $1,000 $500
down
II r. H y. Mesde ST. all mod $500
+ u r II. with lots Hig hland Blvd. al
mod with garage. $3.50. 5000 down.
r. II y Studebaker ST. all mod. with
. stools. sinks. hot water heaters.
shades and screen windows for entire
+ house. awning on front porch and from
window, combination doors in front
and rear. Laundry with two section
3 stationary tubs floor drains I'm base
meut Garage All for $500; $1,000 down
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27

We have a line Of cheaper cars
priced from 500 and up, including
Maxwells. Chevrolets. Overlands.
Scrip Booths. Dorts. etc.
We can make the payments 90 sui;
you az the lowest term charged Ia
the city.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
FARMS

1 A with garage and barn, y. Olive St,
$3.50
A. . mi east Of CITY limits. with or
200 chickens. gas engine, 3 hen houses,
plenty Of fruit; all for $500
~ A. makes q good location for coun-
try store, shop or chicken farm, on
Lydick rd. $500
$500.
10 A. southwest without buildings, $500
per acre.
"A A. with 4 r. H. Chicago I'd, $500.
25 A. with . barns. sil0. henh0uses. corn
crib. near Country Club; fruit or
chicken farm, 5000
30 A. Cass County, without buildings,
$500.
70 A. with stocks and tools, mi north
10 A. chicken and fruit farm VIII ex-
change for city property 5000; near
a good lake
20 A chicken and fruit farm with stock
and tools, near lake, $500. VIII eX
change for city property.
Is A. near Terre Coupe, with out build
ings, $1,000
house and barn. ] y a. grapes, balance
In truck and fruit. $500.
81 A. with stock and tools. miles west,
$1,000 Buildings Al.
81 A. mi west with r. H. furnace, 2
barns, windmill. 5000.
100 A. near Cassopolis, without buildings
$500
14S i. with Al buildings, fruit and al
falfa. near CassOpOlis, $4,000
205 a. with - a. timber, 25 A alfalfa, 3
mi. northeast, with Al buildings VIII
exchange for city property.
2GO A. with II r H. Il A. alfalfa, 20 A.
timber, near Edwardsburg, S65 per A.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27

HAYNES seven pass. touring car
Good paint and tires Priced az 500
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27

AUBURN BEAUTY SIX 1922
sport model. practically new drive-
900 miles This car IS fully equip
ped Can be purchased az great
saving Have you a car 10 trade
on this7
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27

STUDEBAKER-Spec.al g T. g.
Very popular. pass. car. o won
derful shape and good tires, 500
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27

STUDEBAkER-Blg g T 9. The
king Of the highway. You would
be proud 10 own this car.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27

FRANKLIN SEDAN - Newly
painted and practically new tires
Priced az $50
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27

NASH-Driven s. miles A new
car. VIII take a trade on this car.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27

OLDSMOBILE- -Pacemaker model
newly painted A real bargain. $3.50
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
VACANT LOTS

Prairie Av, 1890.
One lot on Milton St, pavement in and
paid for. SLIGO.
one lot on Meade St. north Of Lincoln
Way, $50.
Lot on Prairie Av., $3.50.
lots on Johnson St. north Of Lincoln
Way 500 each.
lots on Donald St, S4O0 each.
Z lots, LaSalle PARK, near Division ST.
$500 each
lots LaSaue Park. near Division ST.
27j each
For information call or see
ALEX s. lANGg1
500 s CHAPLIN ST.
Phones L-1.O6 and NJ 1906.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale. S.


Mr.. RENTER-HERE's YOUR ONE
CHANCE TO CONE INTO A HOME
OF YOUR OWN. BEAUTIFUL MIAMI
HEIGHTS. NEW HOMES Now IN
DER CONSTRUCTION AND WILL
BE READY TO BE OCCUPIED N so
DAYS. SMALL CASH PAYMENT
DOWN. BALANCE on TERMS THAT
YOU CAN EASILY MEET. DON'T MISS
THIS OPPORTUNITY SEE Us To-
DAY. Mr.. CLYMAN. NORTHERN
INDIANA REALTY co. 40S CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK BLDG MAIN 1867.
MOVE into your own home by mid Octo-
Der $50 down. S25 month, including
Interest. buys a 4 room house. built 10
your order. See Us now Phone, call
or write. . r. Beyler, 223 :. Lafayette
ST Main $3.50. Open evenings.
SMALL HOME, just finished. New sub
division, 100 Il. blvd: convenient for
transportation, electric lights, shades,
etc. Very reasonable for cash. Apply
owner Clark. 800 Ernsberger 81.
Lots for sale SIS
ACRE LOTS-Good soil. good location.
on paved street, improvements In. Call
Franklin Savings Co, 207 W. Jefferson
Blvd. Lin. 652s or LIN. 6242.
BARGAIN In vacant property. Lot
69'2xli3 on Pennsylvania Av., near
High St: south front: all Improvements
in and paid Price $10J0 cash terms
Slln; l-3 down, mortgage balance.
Alexis Coquillard, 7O7 J. NJ. ). Bldg
Lincoln 1869
LOT FOR SALE-By owner. Very fine
inside lot, 10 blocks from center, 60
feet front on Portage, near Leland av-
Cell VI 3413
FOR SALE-Choice building lot~on Mish-
awake Av.. opposite Potawatomi Park.
Inquire 2l3j Mishawaka Av., River Park
FOR SADE-Lot 175x305 IT.. corner John
son and Bergan. INQUIRE 2l3 Monroe
FOR SALE
ROCKHILL ADDITION
TO LYDICK, INDIANA
On interurban lines, near school and
church: lots JOx2O7 feet. Price s225
WM D. DUNNAHOo
Realtor
221 S. Main ST.
Lin. 500: County 32-F5.
FOR SALE-Lot on Tonti Ave. near
Lafayette, at bargain II sold at once
Owner needs cash.
lots on 9th St. $3.50 each and lot
on Tenth St. 500
Lot on y. Huey St. 1900 block. fol-
5000. HARRY r. JOSEPHSON,
Suite g. Odd Fellows Bldg,
Phones-LincOln 500; Main 1913.
FOR SALE-FIve acres on West Division
St within city limits. Ready for
plating Easy terms. Ask for de
tails H. c. Miller, 40 Farmers Trust
Bldg Lin. $50
FOR QUICK SALE-Nice east front lo'
in northwest part OF city. 4Oxl2O feet
excellent surroundings, moderate re,
strictiOns. Only $3.50 with $50 cash and
$40 per month. Cali Main 1910
J PRAIRIE AV.-LOt for sale. Sll00; all
Improvements in and paid for. Inquire
1705 Swigart Av.
/ VACANT-N. Z. cor Dayton and Rush
4Ox142: improvements paid. $3.50
Davies Walsh, 2l1 ". Jefferson
Lin $40
Shore Property for Sale SO
FOR SALE-New furnished cottage al
Indian Lake, Mich. at bargain.
W NJ GEROLD
Niles. Michigan.
FOR SALE-ChOice welI-lOcated lake
frontage on the drive: In the country
Louis S Schulz. St Joseph. Mich.
Suburban For Sale. 81
MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN, the greai
Health Resort known as the bealthiest
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
Wanted. Real Estate

WANTED TO Buy - 50 and 10 acre
farms direct from owner; agents need
not apply. I.ewinski agency, Peoples
state Bank. 1922 W. Division st.
WANTED TO BUY-A house 70 move.
Call Lewinski Agency. Peoples state
Bank. W Division st.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
80 JoBRING BusINEss

CANDY JOBBING BUSINESS
In Cleveland. o. Owner in business -
yrs sales S275 600 year: retiring. Wli
sell fixtures for So 900 and inventory
stock at market price, which VIII run
around $4,000 A chance in a lifetime
20 buy an old established business Ike
this Call or write.
EUCUID INVESTMENT co.
93S Hanna Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
FOR SALE

NEW HOUSE-Eight rooms and bath on
pavement, just of Michigan ST. Fine
tor roomers. owner will sell this AT a
reasonable price and on terms. Write
Box W. W. News Timse. Mishawaka.
MODERN HOUSE-1619 Dale Av.; 6 room
modern house and garage. VIII sell on
contract or trade for farm near ROches-
ter. +. J. Clark & Son. 336-S Farmers
Trust Bldg. Ofice Lin. 5251. Res. L-62S6
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
Shore Property Tor sale
Suburban For sale.

SuDuTDdn TOT sosllC. %
MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN. the great
Health Resort, known as the healthtest,
most beautiful. finest summer homes In
the country. cures hay fever, asthma,
catarrh, etc
Two beautiful brown stone resi-
dences for sale OF half original cost.
overlooking Lake Superior. Marquette
Bay and mountains; also have a beau
tiful bungalow.
II you buy now you pay half what
YOU would in the spring. Reference
Union National Bank, John W. Spear.
business man for 30 years Apply TO
Frank Stickney. agent, Marquette,
Michigan
STB6RBAN HOME-With ten acres OF
fruit. for sale: located outside Misha-
waka CITY limits Deal with cwneT
Call X-2aG4 Eikhart.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
WHITCOMB & KELLER
en-Ea

VIII buy a 5 room bungalow WIKI
furnace and electric lights large 10;
with plenty u bearing fruit trees
small lawn Terms very attractive.
VI 400
Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27

$4,000 Cash Is all you require for a !
room bungalow with all improve
ments in, a snugger house was never
made, Just been painted and papered
too; better act quick; such snaps are
few. Just write to Joseph Benko. Jr..
S04 ". Indiana Ave.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27
INSTRUCTION
IocaI Instrucuon Classcs.

A THOROCGH business training A. the
South Bend Business College, day or
night school. viii help you get tho
position you are now looking for. Quick
results follow the completion or one n
tie uina courses OIered 0y this school
Phone 81 Main for catal0g College
located corner Michigan and Monroe
Sta
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-27

PORTAGE ANENTE
T-roOm and bath modern square type
home. This Is m exceptionally wei
built and planned house Large lot.
garage and plenty OF shade AID fruit.
Priced at 5000 for quick sale.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05
BEGIN PREPARATIONS
ON JUBILEE PROGRAM

Definite preparations in parts In
the jubilee program in which all of
the students of Earlham are to par
ticipate, were started in the chapel
exercises Friday morning. Groups of
songs for the May Day were rehearsed
by the entire student body with the
Glee and Madrigal clubs leading in
the singing. The chapel time on Fri
days will be given over to the prac-
tice of the May Day and pageant pre-
sensations for the remainder of the
year.
short history of the origin and
development of the May Day customs
and celebrations was read by Profes-
sor E. P Trueblood. Professor Carton
is leading in the rehearsing of the
May Day songs. Thirty-nine jubilee
posters were on display in the main
corridor of Lindley Hall Friday morn
ing The posters which are selected
from the contests held in the col
lege and city schools will be used
in advertising the Jubilee events
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05
WESLER SOUL WINS
SPEAKING CONTEST

Wesler Scull won the judges deci-
sion in the Knollenberg extemporane-
Gus speaking contest which was held
at the high school Friday morning.
The subject upon which he spoke was
Crime and Law Enforcement"
The other participants in the CON
test were Allen Campbell, Paul Birch
field Roy Hawekotte and William
Rooney. Lots were drawn Friday
morning at g.: Is o'clock to decide what
subjects the five would speak upon at
the chapel hour at 9 O'Clock. After
drawing their topics, the speakers
were allowed to prepare their talk
Each speaker was allowed five min
utes to deliver his address.
The winners name will be engraved
| upon the large cup. which is kept IL
the trophy case in the corridor of the
| second floor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05
NEED MORE WORKMEN
IN DETROIT REPORT

Working conditions in Detroit are
b acoming more normal every day, and
according to word received here by
Julian l.. Smith, general secretary of
the local Y. NJ. C. A, the Detroit as
ISOLATION employment bureau is being
flooded by the manufacturers for men
TO fill positions.
The Detroit director states that he
is receiving about 200 calls every day
for men but cannot fill them If there
are any men in the city who would
care TO make their home in Detroit
they can get full information either
at the local "Y' or by writing H. F
Wegener, vocational and employment
director, Y. NJ. G. A, Detroit, Mich.
Persons interested are asked tt
write, giving age, experience anC
wages expected. The men are espe
cially urged not to go to Detroit with
out writing first.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05
GIVE RADIO CONCERTS
FOR DISABLED VETS
CIV Assoclated pressl

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Radio con-
certs being broadcast nightly this
week from naval air station NOF at
Annacostia for the benefit of wounded
and disabled soldiers confined to hos
pitfalls throughout the country are de-
clared by the Soldiers institute, I'M
der whose auspices they are being
given, to be the most successful yet
undertaken, and scores of letters and
messages of praise are being received
daily Although intended primarily
for the entertainment of the soldiers,
many thousands of radio fans have
listened in.
The concerts, given by artists OF
note, are sent on wave length OF
Alp metres and begin nightly at $3.50
! o'clock, eastern time. Commander Al
/ bert H. Taylor inventor of the meth,
/ cd of radio broadcasting, is giving
personal supervision to the transmits
! sion, which is being done on the lat
I est and most approved apparatus fur
nished by the government.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05
Sheriff Has Hard Time
Returning Man to Jail

Audrey Leavell of Fountain City,
who hadescaped from the epileptic col
onv at Newcastle, and returned to his
home at Fountain City, gave Sheriff
Carl Wadman bad hour or 50 when
he brought him to the county jail for
safekeeping late Thursday The sher-
if is nursing bruised hand which
he sustained in an encounter with
Leavell, who made several efforts to
escape on his way to Richmond.
Leavell had been tied by neighbors
who had put him under control at
Fountain City until the sheriff arrived.
st. Pauls cathedral was begun and
completed within forty years, under
one bishop of London, one architect
and one master mason
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05
OIL AGREEMENT
(Bv ASSOCIATED Press

NEW YORK, May Edward L,
Dohensy, president of the Mexican
Petroleum company, while in Next
co in connection with the conferences
held between officials of American oil
companies and representatives Of the
Mexican government on taxation mat
tiers. arranged an agreement be-
tween his company, the Mexican Gulf
company and the Mexican Seaboard
company to conserve the production OF
the Toteco Cerro-Azul pool
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05
GIVE Time, PLACE
OF PARADE MEETINGS

Loyal Daughter class members and
their families of the First Christian
church are to meet at the church at
12:45 o'clock Saturday noon to go to
the courthouse for the parade, which
will start at o'clock promptly.
West Richmond Friends Sunday
school members are requested tc
meet at the church at 1890 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon to go to the court
house. Machines and floats viii
leave the church at 1890 o'clock
The parade leaves the courthouse a
o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05
NUMBER OF FLOOD
REFUGEES INCREASES;
REPORT TYPHUS CASE
fBv Associated Pressl

NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-The num-
sistance in the flooded areas of Lou
isiana and Mississippi increased to-
day as the waters from the Mississippi
river and swollen tributaries con-
tinued to spread over vast sections. A
case OF typhus IN one of the large
refugee camps at Harrisonburg, La
complicated matters there and physi-
clans of the Louisiana National guard
medical corps in charge of health
work were busy today in inoculating
every person in the two colonies
against the disease
Relief efforts also were under way
today at Pointe la Hache, south of
New Orleans, which was reached yes
terday by water from the Poydras
crevasse. A large pleasure boat has
been pressed into service to go down
the river in search of flood sufferers
in that section. About 500 already
are being cared for in a Red Cross
camp at Jackson barracks here. The
large Weekend crevasse near Ferri-
day also was occupying relief workers
today, and reports from Concordia
parish to Harry D. Wilson, state com
missioner of Agriculture, said 100000
acres of growing cotton had been
destroyed there with loss estimated
at more than S1,000,000.
The congressional party which is
inspecting flood conditions was en-
route this morning on board the Mis-
sissippi river commissions steamer,
Mississippi, from Natchez. Miss, to
Baton Rouge, La, after visiting the
Weekend break and other points yes
terday. Their trip will end at New
Orleans Many of them have ex.
pressed sympathy with the proposed
placing of all levee maintenance under
federal control.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05

Gasoline is produced by cracking
heavier oils. The Burton process for
this production yielded in 1921 a daily
average of some 1000, 900 gallons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05

| always advise those of my readers |
who can to take Turkish baths for
the good of their health and complex
ions. A real Turkish bath is a great
ceremony-it take half day and it
should take even longer to be really
beneficial | know of nothing that is
more restful or more delightful than
this, for it leaves one fairly glowing
with cleanliness and health, refreshed,
stimulated and ready to drop off to
sleep as soon as bedtime comes. The
best time to take it, in fact, is late
afternoon, so that you are home early
in the evening; then you will want
a nourishing supper, and then you
should go Immediately to bed to en-
joy the full benefit of the bath.
| You disrobe in a little dressing-room
and wrap yourself in a gigantic sheet
which is provided, as well as special
sandals held on by straps. You will
/ feel quite classically Greek in this
! costume, though the effect will be
somewhat spoiled by the modern-look-
| ing bathing cap you will wear. Then
you will go into the hot room for Is
minutes, where the attendant will
give you a piece of ice and put your
feet in water so the heat will not make
you feel faint
From this you go to a rest room,
where you lie wrapped in sheets and
blankets and perspire from every PORE
After time your attendant takes you
to the bathing section, where you are
scrubbed with a stiff brush and soap,
sometimes massaged, hosed off with
hot and cold water and stood under a
needle spray which will stimulate the
skin until your whole body is glowing.
After this, if you wish, you can swim
in the pool and lie down for a nap
.Maryerie: If you merely want to
reduce the legs and not the entire
body, take special exercises for the
lower part of the body and massage
the legs vigorously every night
Helen: | never recommend the use
of peroxide for bleaching the hair, al
though l may have replied to someone
who was using it for this purpose
The shade of gold which peroxide pro
: duces is usually very snowy and arti
fetal. For this reason few womer
use it any more. If your hair is dull
you should improve it by bringine
? more vitality into the hair through ar
7 Improvement in the general health anC
2 especially that of the scalp Henns
l allowed to remain on the hair abou
t three minutes during the shampoo
r will add a glow to the shade which
:. Will not alter the natural color anC
t will not look artificial A great man,
women use this now as it is not motto
0 able and the henna is also tonic TO
d the scalp.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05

ton with an oil stock deal. A hear
ing on a writ of habeas corpus on be-
half of Morris was scheduled to De
held here today. The deputy sheriff
was threatened with arrest himself
when he objected to giving up the pris-
oner on the writ.
Morris was arrested in st. Louis
two weeks ago. He declared today
that he would demand extradition pa
pers in every state through which he
would be taken en- route to Wheeling
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-05
Expect Long Legal Battle
On Charge of Stock Fraud
az Associated Pos.

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ills. May 5.-The
return to Wheeling, w Va, of Guy l..
Morris, oil stock salesman, who was
taken from Deputy Sheriff w. R. Ver-
million of st. Louis county, Virginia,
and put in Jail here, is expected to de
velop into a long drawn out legal con
test. Morris is wanted in West Vir-
ginia on a charge of fraud in connec-