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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
MERCHANDISE



ALL WOOL KNITTING YARN FOR
SALE-Direct from Manufacture. 95c.
S135. S1.60 a pound. Postage paid on
five dollar orders Write for samples.
II A. BARTLETT Harmony. Maine.
OF INTEREST TO FARMERS
FARMERS. ATTENTION AFTER SEW
ERAL years ] have compiled what Is
considered 10 be the most comprehens-
I've book OF farmers problems yet pub
lished. Tells in plain language how 10
write mortgages. contracts, etc. Inter
probation Of legal terms. al kinds agri-
cultural helps. how 70 raise horses and
cattle, first aid 20 injured. receipts.
tables OF measure and weights in fact
solves any other problem that con
fronts the farmer. Send S1.OO today for
your copy FARMERS GUIDE AND
ENCYCLOPEDIA. 10 =. ". CUSTER.
10 West Tabb St, Petersburg. Va.
signs II by II. all metal electric
sign; also permit TO go with IL. Mish
awake SOS.
REDUCED PRTCES-Reduced on fishing
tackle. Bermans. 126 y. Michigan s..
Business Equipment 81
FOR SALE-PracticaIly new fiat top
desks for sale cheap. HOcsier Whole
sale Grocery Co.
FOR SALE AT ONCE One 10 II by II
H. Middleby portable tile oven; also
bakery tools and pans. See Ferndell
Grocery Co. Elkhsrt. Ind
ASK OUR PRICE on Nimeogrsphed form
letters Corona Typewriter Co. Lin
2474. 407 Dean Bldg.
FOR sALE-One large safe. two office
desks at a bargain. Inquire at 207 w
jefferson.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Rolled top type
writer desk: I l.. &. Smith No. ;
typewriter: ] swivel Office chair; office
library table al ia good condition.
800 f. Dubail Lincoln 1913.
POOL TABLE and ice cream parlOr,
tables and chairs for sale. good cOndi-
ton: cheap. 2232 W. Washington ST.
L. C SMITH & BROS TYPEWRITER
MAIN ass. III WAYNE ST
OUR RENTAL TYPEWRITERS are late
models and in good condition; weekly
or monthly rates. We sell high grade
factory rebuilts. terms or cash. Type
writer supplies
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. OF ali
makes; 81 per month: rebuilt machines
FUTILE CORPORATION
10 E. Washington Az.
WE rent typewrltets. SO up monthly: sell
IS monthly. Investigate the ReminR-
ton Portable Main go. REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER co.
STORE FIXTURES
SHILLING & SVOBODA co.
New and used showcases. counters.
scales. cash registers. restaurant 1rns
lincoln 1917
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
Poultry And Supplies

TO KEEP poultry well. best feed should
Be used. Our scratch feed. y ID eOc
81 ms, si.l5; 100 lbs. s2ia carton 100
lbs $40 burlap. Main $50. 1io5 ".
Thomas ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments

our August Clearing
Sale only, new player piano, $3.50, free
bench and 20 rolls; used player Sles.
kimball Music Store Guiss Bros. Prop
126l2S " Division St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01

PERMANENT AND STEADY EMPLOY
MENT OPEN TO WOMEN AND GIRLS
N OUR SHIRT AND UNDERWEAR
DEPARTMENTS AND on HAND
IRONING IN THE LAUNDRY
WE CAN Use EXPERIENCED AND
INEXPERIENCED GIRLSf WE PAY
THE INEXPERIENCED GIRL WHILE
LEARNING THE EXPERIENCED
GIRL CAN EARN GOOD MONEY on
PIECE WORK.
GOOD HOURS. CLEAN LIGHT WORK.
PLEASANT WORK ROOMS. CONE
TODAY.
WILSON BROTHERS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
Farm OFFERINGS By
HASTINGS REALTY co SOUTH BEND
1s y Michigan s.
CASH OR TERMS

~ acre farm ~ miles north. p nile
east Dixie II Ehway Il room br"k
house. large barn hog pen. machine
shed and corn crib. Eranary. chicken
coop. small orchard Price $1,000.
VIII consider trade
30 acre farm near Lapaz. room
house. barn and other smaller build
ings. Price 5000
10 sore farm. - mile north Il Msha
waka. q room house farm suitable Tor
trucking or poultry Price 5000,
40 acre farm located Iapotte county.
close % Three Oaks. ~ story house
good condition also Ia story garage
and granary large barn Ska all
fenced small apple and peach orchard.
30 acres corn. some buclwbeaf. lsTEe
patch q Strawberries. These buldinEs
are an In FIRST class condition. VIII
sell with or without crops.
HASTINGS REALTY CO. SOUTH BEND
21S y Mich gan St
Phone Lin. $40.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
How Hitchcock Voted on Profit Tax

flKN.l Ia his absence Withhold ny oe npetmied %
tots, would vote nay
Nj LODGE fNhsn his name was ealedl. have general
pair with the senator from Alabana iMr uspsaooDl 1
insff that pair iie Iunior Sensiof from nnyhsnia
tNI Csse asd vote " pee
NJ McktIIAH iwhen bis WAS ealisdl. have gsn
sai pair With the Senator from Indiana INF NrWl u he
were pesen he would Tyea" IL permitted ~
vote wVuld vote my am unnbs 20 chain iransfeF
lnl therefore withhold my vote
sir NOLAN when b. calledl, In l. absence
a n pair Withhold vote n p~rfated 70 vote would
Z" sea"
M uyEgMAA tnsn vi. sane ealed). have ren
tf pair with the Aenatar from hyolng fAf WAshis
That Senator belag absent Withheld NJ yolc
Mr iuiAaDELL wien w. uafse was cal1dl aEain nn,
nuuisc pair with the Jul0r senator from Delaware lAT
PVsTI ~ hk nbguer . withhold my
,r siNMoSs tnhst bis HANG pas calleil, Making the
ihp anfer ~ py raiF " the
synnior from Texas Nr rpLntAAoal, vote nay
NJ sTANLBf twian his name was ealcdl Making Tie
sas1 announcement ~ 20 ny pair Withhold my vote.
IN sfIJIING lwh@n hla caisit. Making the
a announcclDent that made the former 10 my
x6r \wifliold my vote
f Mr. NTilEHLAND (vhcn Ills clJledl Maaing
the sanA announcement before With refercpee pair
land Its tAnsfsr. vote yea"
Mr. SWANSON t~ben bis name eanqdl Making the
tams npnouc With regard to pair and ~ ifanse
at TRfiAELI when III. name was cniledI Making the
mAIpN snd\tratsfer, vote -nay."
NhAe5Y wSs concluded
Mr. N>eNIff wish 10 naaounfs that the seuaior from
psnns ana MA itsfosg paited with the from
The result waSn ounevycas 36 nays 2G 10 follows.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28

81 300 from Postmaster ceIeral Hu
bert Work iiuo0 from former Poe
master General Will II Hlys. $4,000
from Charles y Warren of Detroit.
ambassador 60 Japan il,giu ffom Eu
gene Meyer. a.. managing director
u che War Finance corporation
i25Ou from Paul n. warburg. $4,000
ffum julius fleisehmsnn. ~ Oso from
Vincent Artor. 5000 from james A.
Patten ~ the Chicago board " Trade
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
Surplus Shown
in Republican
Campaign Fund
Contributions Total s422,.
066.96; Expenditures. si2I,.
~; Leaving s622.96
on Hand.

Chicago oei. 27--Cuy a. pl-The
republican national committee has
isised t422 0ss 20 for the present cam.
palgn and, up 10 tho close ~ business
Wednesday night had spent ii2l.Ali.
leaving fs2z.9g on hand. Treasurer
Fred W. Upham announced today.
His report. filed with the clerk Of
The house of representatives,. showed
u, y Mellon ~ pittsburgh brother
~ The secretary ~ thn treasury. was
the largest individual contributor.
giving $4,000
lohn y, Rockefeller is second, with
q gin ~ $4,000, aud John y Rocke.
Teller lr. gave sl00ce Treasurer
l'phnm has not yet made his contri.
button. but be has advanced t25 900
10 the national committee 10 meet "a
deficit
other $4,000 contributors are WI.
linn Wrigiey ir II Chicago, DR. y.
O. Kennedy u Tysa. OIL, aud the
New Jersey state central committee
through David Baird. treasurer
Mr. uphnms reports show contri.
buttons ~ 800 or more brought In
1865. 1876. while donations IN sums
~ less thnn 500 yielded s2s,f6o
The &i2lll expended includes 49,.
G22.3s toward principal and interest
on longs negotiated during the presi.
dentie@ campaign u 1920 some Of
those loans ara still unpaid
The individual contributions in.
clude 5000 from Herbert Hoover.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28

\ N"tmufH bbOIn rags Onf.D
away together, Mrs. Christler joining
/ her husband and friends and remain.
Ing in the restaurant until late in the
| evening.
Pastor SmelIed Smoke.
! Returning to the Christler home
with his wife, Rev. Mr.. Christler com
mented that he smeIled smoke. Mrs.
Christler declared she did not tell her
husband Of Mrs. Cartoons visit be-
cause they had discussed Mrs. Carle.
ton in the past and she did not want
| to bring up the matter again.
The Christlers had been in the
house only - short time when Mrs.
Carleton entered, according to the
minister's wife. The three engaged
in an ordinary conversation for some
time. said Mrs. Cbristler.
When Mrs. Carleton arose to leave
the house, Rev. Mr.. Christler accom-
panied her into a small hall off from
the room in which they had been sit
ting. Rev. Mr.. Christler closed the
door behind him. A moment later two
shots rang out, according to Mrs.
Christler.
Pierced Her Heart.
The minister's wife said she opened
the door and found the bodies. Mrs.
Carleton's body had fallen across that
Of the minister. Examipatlon Of the
minister's body disclosed that a bull
let had entered his right side and had
pierced an artery.
The bullet which caused Mrs. Car
leton's death had pierced her heart.
According to friends. Bishop Faber
OF Montana, more than year ago in
vestigated gossip linking the names
of Rev Mr. Christler and Mrs. earle.
ton and reported such gossip untrue.
Judge Frank Carleton. husband OF
the woman, left for Los Angeles last
spring, and is supposed to be there
now.
Mrs. Carleton went south as super
intendent of chautauaua circuit.
She returned TO Havre few days
ago and has been quartered al "A local
hotel.
Rev. MIR Christler WAS a close friend
Of the Carleton family.
His friends declare his interest was
based upon his desire to aid the Car
letons as minister,
Chief Watched Her.
Coroner Holland and Chief OF Po.
lice Moran, who with Dr. Mackenzie
and nr Foss. were notified by tele.
phone by Mrs Chrlstler following the
shooting. expressed the belief today
that the case was one df murder and
suicide.
chief Moran said that he noticed
Mrs. Carleton standing before the
restaurant where the chrlstlefa were
az lunch last nlght. and that her pe
culiar actions had ~ Impressed him
that he watched her for sume l.ne
Examination today II her effects
Il her hutsi the chief said. Indicated
She had destroyed large pmnlef ~
Letters apd tsiestams shurts befafs
ihu ttastdy
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
Republicans Tour
Madison County
Congressman r. L. Evans
Warmly Received by His
Constituents

Norfolk, Neb., Oct 21--tSpecial Tel.
egram. 1.-The republican party Of Mad.
lson county started celebrating Fri.
day morning with Congressman Robert
u. Evans as the cause OF tse jubila.
ton.
| Congressman Evans was escorted
about the city Thursday by Donald
ID. Mapes. y. l.. Reeker and other
prominent young republicans and was
then turned over to the representa-
tives Of the Evans headquarters at
Madison for the swing around the
county.
Charles. A. Randall Of Newman
Grove, candidate for railway commits
sioner. Senator John McGowan of
Norfouk candidate for reelection in
the 1lth senatorial district, and the
various county candidates were in the
party, which left Norfolk cahly Fri
day morning for aBttle Creek.
w. l.. Bowling, chairman Of the
Evans campaign headquarters at Mad
ison. and A. Il. Ward, secretary of
the headquarters. joined the party at
Battle Creek duFing the morning.
The entire day'was to be given over
to the automobile tour of the county.
Every town in the county was in the
days itinerary, and street speeches
were being made by the leading can
ddates.
| Congressman Evans received a. good
reception wherever he went. lie had
been touring this part OF the state
with Charles A. Randall Of Newman
Grove and O. $. Svillman of Pierce,
the republican candidate for attorney
general MIR. SpiIlman has gone to
Lincoln and Mr. Randall. after his
tour Of the county with the Evans
party. expected to rest for a short
time al Newman Grove. lie has been
working strenuously owe rthe state
and il tired
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
International Economic
Conference Urged b, Gary

New York oct 27-Anoihcr inter
national peace conference IN Washing
ton for the fuIl and frank discussion
OF an unsettled financial, commercial
and Industrial questions Ia which the
United shtes IA Interested WIZ sug
geated ~ Elbert n GARY. chairman
Of The United States Steel corporation.
,in speech today At the aefnianuual
meeting ~ the American Iron and
steel institute, Of which be IL pre1
dent
Such conference, be said should
be participated In by able, open mind
ed. wen dlarcsed representatives from
the different nations, such ~ those
who appeared et the recent limitation
~ armament conference
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28


Merna township, is Offering deli.
cate problem for its patrons and those
who contribute TO its support. accord.
ing to Mfs. G. j. Hall, the Librarian
The reason for this lies in the fact
that a referendum measure to be voted
upon in Gutter county, would. II
passed by the people, change the form
Of county and townsbip government
T. the commission form, thereby do
ing away with the machinery by
which support for the library is de.
rived. Az the situation now IL, the
whole township contributes to the
support Of the library, in furtherancc
Of the wishes of the donor, DR..
Breneizer, pioneer citizen OF the
county.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28

ls.r head aud Mrs. Phillips swuns to-
wards me ran down the road
screaming again suddenly ! became
weak and must have tainted After
wards looked up the road and saw
Ter leaning over the body
The neAt ! remember slrn Phil
Hips drew the ear up beside me and
hlew the horn She told me % get IN.
Tier fuee. dress and gloves were COW
erred with blood Size picked up Mrs,
Meadows handbag. took on her rings
bnd dropped them into the bag She
then asked me fol my gloves 40 as to
cover IN" blood on her hands A.
we drove away SHE ateered With her
lsfi hand while tried 20 pyt a glove
on her right
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
Lincoln Insurance Agent
l. Slugged at Ills Home

msgin, ocl .l-f h ufnan au
latup8nes assent u lhls tlif eaH
81 sKsa ana Iaft ga abs pauh his
tuvy lass nisht lAuwn bal iu
fut = sac state sud eaa bI04shi ip
bts hs8as ia tia ueh sat an1 lsff az
gts asas at hls tesislugt Fte nian
wba Was elth hua dis5rrsaret eai Ht
t.iss - fa e be- the as slslifua sitans,l
is rs ysi tssa ftand
tfsQsn ha4 bgsn sfek etsf tta
hssa aaa sss spfisflns ffmn fFsv
tpgs q ~ ssaH ~ eauA Ftss nt
niesaatian sH 10 iha aiiagk fgH tf
sslsftlns - fstHsif ht ~ MheR
"a, hsslt q "a hf A. elfs sgsE e. la
niatf MHeH aas ats Iaie
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
Mexican Consulate Closed.

New York. Oct n The Mexican
conrulate general here was closed 10.
day upop receipt of an order frosi
the Ncxican charge d'affaifes nj wash
ington. quoting Instructions from the
Mexican government 10 suspend busI.
ness as protest against a ruling by
New York courts against Mexico IN
sult bIgusht By the oliver American
Trading hmpany
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
columbus. Man Pleads Guilty
To Robbing Mail Transfer

George Gruhb, an young man LIVING
IA Columbus Neb.. was arrested yes.
terday in connection with the dis.
closures Of thefts At the Union ru'
cilio transfer postal station M coun
ell Bluffs lfohtal inspectors say
Grubb did not know warrant had
hecn lsnued Tor his arrest lie was
found In Columbus, Grubb plead guilty
before United States Commissioner ".
A. liycrs and was releared ON 1900
bond. There is one more clerk fr
whom a warrant has been issued and
who cannot bo located
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
NInfi>fnLNr
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks--Sparklins Eyes
Most Women Can Have
sagr ~ NtWants. Wen knpWn
uAia rhsalrnn


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tfeatesi sraFga ~ wuHien ~ Mver and
lslNsl ellulents anHHr tbsse svars
be save O. hls lai.eats q sriplian
nsaae - a fsw eeil knsNa sssr, ihls
iAefs,iispts ulsed wnh ellse uli nam
ms tasm tH F.ivafsis Ulise tsllefs
lea eu khou iaaH hf taeH elte
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fhFsa fsfdsts ata wensieF mat aafs
ua iHs Hses ani issaats ahith fs,ssT
hafu,si sFiea rsHtalHa 90 fhe
sasla snA fstaeaHa mstlef SA eha :
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aal eAFs. H.nlpiss. eair.i taezas
tsssss hss sllssa ~ sassi fasl.as
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lsts AsaN8 e. t#as ~ vreia -
fl#ssla@ Fx3HstN
fAssssiasls - ssasH st8 aau isks
~ HlsaEssa odssa Natisis So $50
esssiai safal8ais - gsissl
snA tiss hasa " tesE lasW a. ~
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The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
Schooner Ordered Released

Washlngton, OCT III Port uuihorl
ties at New York were ordered by
the treasury 10 release the Canadian
schooner Emerald, whose seizure out
side the three.mlle limit by. the prohl.
billion authorities resulted IN a protest
from The BrlIsh government
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
Star Witness Tells
Hammer Murder Story

screaming ihe witness cauunued.
Afier rnuudins sturn IN the rad I
beard voic~n and went hack fhsy
were walking toward the car arm In
arm nnd talking AZ We ulched the
machine Mrs philips said
he alsn bought you thal wrist
watch 10 Airs Meadows reply that
She purchased ID hcrsolf Mrs Phil.
llss cried ie did and struck her
ng1ln.on the head with the hammer
Alrs Meadows pat her hands to
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28

NJ WALSH OF Massachusetts,. SUPPOSE, In the sosencs sf
further eenmtss snsadaAnsn r. 10 sfisr'
| Tho VICE PRESIDENT. II IA.
NJ wALsH OF aasncbuctts have no further amsnd@sss
me VICE raesIDEsT The question: agreeing to the
Mr. REED Mr President just uones uaul ran TO
ne VICE PRESIDENT. nsm the foo, of panIs
amcudwea 10 section sit There many prints not
fand he amendment nov psndnE
The VICE PRESIDENT The Secretary viii 'tss the pend
Tl' ASsisr,sr ssssrlir The pending arerlmen, !.
sublcad piri nl-corporauoas." AID rubbesa rnder
htt Tax corporations" aad section go.
Alr REED do lss delay the Senate but DO wish
coui ST gtrpghteed this matter, because fear u
would operate deprive Of Offering smerfnents and
c6nulibe amendments is now .pendbgt
Mr. LoDCg wish ask The senator from Missouri where
h. sm.adment would apply maj be has ~ MID nS
/ Mr. REED Ny anisndneit 10 to section 10
| M LODGE That i' what J supposed Ihst scfios y
which readsi
~ ..ss: : @ ~ '' "a g. E''s. VIII = ss ;. :.:'
Mr. REED I am not deaiins with that section Or Dm
proposing 10 amend II, As uncesstand IT,
NJ LODGE. thought the geaitor was offering % .nssd
"i " ssEp What an oqLlri- aecaisod man. %
have 10, been able to sehe situation dear In uy miad-
,ion go
the opIolon Of the ar ur un.aiseoseous.nt sgee-
H. VI cs TEsy1% :: ss;s & s i' ~ q.
ss HID ssl ~ ss;..: :s::s:, |: .s:, !,
the nature Of Nsubtit1te for portion Of lection 70
The VICE pREslYifT. 1hs question 10 90 agreeing v
's 81 '''HS ss,roys qL...s. a.a.sa tn. y-. .sa
''alr E5en Let the .1ff Len. . se stated,
Sir WALSH Of Montank ask thst The psndisg amend.
The VICE PREsiDEN IThc fendins smssdnsat viii be
Tie AssnrAsr sIcwrs. On pAse 7s beginning With lne
i ~ bAcu he following.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
!; Go-Geiiers ::

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o. islsHs sssast sassE
etss 50 - tssf taias
Fes@ hss eesa "a lssl psss
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The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28

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The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28

Bee Want Ads Bring the Best Re.
suits.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28

~ thu committee amendment agreed %.
The VICE PRESIDENT The Secretary WI state the next
amendment passed
The Assistant srETIEy Tie amendment pasd over
H. bage g5 beginning In lns e. insert under the sub
bend "Psyent OF corporation inc source down 70
hpe 10 on pdge 1B
The VICE PRESIDENT Tie auend,aent has been read IL
II deaIred that Il be rcrcad1
Mr WALSH Of massachusetts nr President Ist the amend
IDen BE- aqain stated.
The VICE PRESIDENT. Tho Secretary u1u stotc the
amendment.
The AesIsrArT s,cnn,nY On boge o. beginning in line a.
II Ia proposed to insert
'>'rAYnEsT coasoaATtos iscost a souaes.
: SEC 2s7 corporations subject
wlth
wihbsh
end upon the epy u income is provided ~.
OnaI Record covering Section 800 tax on corpo,
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-28
Jurist's Wife Kills
Pastor and Herself

VOHtIhued from Page One.J
away together, Mrs. christler joining
her husband and friends and remain.
Ing in the restaurant until late in the
evening
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
BARD P. 7. A. PARTY
SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
BY Special Staff Correspondent

BARD, Nov. 1.-The p. T.. A. of the
Bard district gave most successful
Hallowe ZEN party on Friday evening.
A delightful program was given which
consisted of weird and ghostly recita-
tions and drills by the school children
and piano solos by Mrs. Beula b. Smith
and Mrs. Steven II. Flood. There was
a ghost room which caused many Il
squeal from those who went through it
and the usual apple eating and pie cat
ing contests. One of the most enjoy
able features of the evening was the
book of fate read by Mrs. Samuel Cas-
ton who was dressed us a ghost. The
prognostications were fearfully and
wonderfully gotten up and greatly en-
joyed by all.
Miss l.. Hayes, who has been visit
ing for the past two months with her
sister, Mrs. r. C. LATHE, has returned
to her home in Wctumka, Okla. Miss
Hayes will be greatly missed as she
made most enjoyable addition to the
Bard social set.
Mrs. Earl T. johnson, Yuma spent "a
few days last week with Mrs. William
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
Ritzinger Dies At
Home in This City
After Sudden Stroke

The entire community was shocked
TO learn Of the sudden death of j. r.
Ritzinger late Yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Ritzinger suffered shock of aplo-
plexy earlier in the day anu was hur-
riod to the FL Centre hospitl where
everything known to medical science
was done for him but to no avail. He
passed away soon after 4 p. m. without
responding to the treatments. '>s
Mr.. and Mrs. Ritzinger have lived in
the valley for some years and have
been closely identified with the bust
ness and social life of the community.
The bereaved family has the heartfelt
sympathy of the entire community.
John Ramsey Ritzinger was the son
of Augustus w. and Elizabeth Ramsey
Ritzinger The father of the deceased
was well known banker of St. Paul
Mimi. Mr. Ritzinger was born August
t. 1876, at indianapolis, Indiana. His
early life was crowded with oppor
tunities for education He came to
the valley in 1914 and has taken .
continuous interest in it and its people.
In all his relations he was known
for his devotion and generosity that
has won him a host of friends.
The deceased is survived by his
widow and two children, two sisters and
a brother.
The interment will be at Crown Hill.
cemetery, Indianapolis, Ind.
A funeral service will be held at
1890 a. m. tomorrow at the funeral
parlors of B. f. Lemon. The Rev.
G. A. Hartman will officiate.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
SEELEY SCHOOL NOW
BREAKING RECORDS
By Special Staff Correspondent

SEEIEY, Nov. This goes on rec
ord as q red letter day in the Seeiey
Union School, for the attendance has
reached the top notch in its history
103 pupils--and all are studious, healthy
youngsters according to the principal,
Mrs. Albertine Smith and the teachers,
the Misses Rose Morero and Helen
Moore.
The " Mothers Club of Seeley' was
organized last week with Mrs. A. r.
Ferguson, president; Mrs. Otis Tipps,
eepresident; Mrs. W. r. Miller, see
rotary; aud Mrs. Arthur Gallaher,
treasurer. The object Of the meeting,
to be held on Saturday, November T.
ut $ p. III. in community hall, is re-
garded as most excellent one, for
the parents of all the children attend
ing the school are invited to meet the
principal and the teachers at this time
and enjoy an Interchange of views,
and incidentally some refreshments
The Seeley branch of the county
free library has been opened at the
parsonage and Mrs. Herbert E. Chap
man, the wife of the new pastor, who
is in charge announces that the time
for the public has been extended so
that the hours will be from 10 a. m
to p. m. ON Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
A. T. Ezell and family moved to
Bellflower, Calf. yesterday where he
will establish drug store. All the
stock and fixtures of the Seeley store
were moved yesterday.
On account of the Hallowe 'en festiv-
tiles there was no dancing class last
night Prof Nicholas j. Greach an
nounced that he will continue his
Seeley class, which is growing nicely,
on Thursday evening.