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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

Household Goods 50
BABY CARRIAGE for sale IVORY reed.
Mongolia style. Main $500 8s r.
sample 81
ELECTRIC IRONS-Briug IN your old
electric iron and We will allow 81 on
purchase price on any 81 the follow ng
Universal Westinghouse. American
Beauty. Hot Point Red Top and other
makes. o. W. Schafner Co. 12f W.
Jefferson blvd opposite poStofice
GARLAND GAS RANCE for sale. in
good condition. 1880 7 Cedar 81.
NEW AND Used RNITJRE - For
sale. rugs. stoves. beds. springs and
mattresse@ Anything for the home az
very low prices Call Gnd see Tor
Yourself q + WinenCer & Son. 434
chaplin So Lincoln h5O3.
RFED BABY CAB-As good as new
one Eas range. col L. Broadway.
Main 40e2.
TABLE LAMPs-These lamps are ideal
for the home We carry a complete
line Prices $40 20 SIS Marchelowicz
Electric Co, cor. Chaplin and Division.
SEWING MACHINES = Large assort-
ment. new and rebuilt. all kinds right
price. easy terms. Also a line OF pho
nographs. Open evenings z Wise,
sol y. Hill
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PARTS We buy EN- and wreck en-
a. 20 al makes Of cars Ford warts
80 Go 1lS " South 81 Main 1890
IlaTIIATOK repairing hat STAYS right
New radiators q an kil1s Chicago
Auto Radiator Co. 626 Lincoln way. W.
Main +G55
SCORED CYLINDERS saved This proc.
ess makes ~ possible t0 save your old
motor We also regrind and DIT pistous
aud rinEs All work guaranteed
st0Ip.s Cylinder Grinding ~ 81
Joe So Lincoln dS0f
SPARK UGS-Bethlehem. Arc-O- Fire,
Herr AID &C Metric These plugs sold
from 6Oc 20 $40 VIII sell any plug
listed above for sc each during Feb
Iuafy. Aldersons Tire shop, 400 W
south 81
TIRES-A few repaired casings a. TIE
following prices 300S. 5OX2l5 n 81 90
a2I3l4, 3lTf q $50 52x4. 33X{. 34x4 q
SEQ. ST.. 34I4iz g. 81 %. Linsen-
rnier Ire shop. se6 Michigan -
SEE Is BEFORE YOU BUY blankets.
Hood and Radiator Covers. Alcohol
Skid Chains. Heaters south Bend
Motor supply Co ll5 2. Jefferson ~
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Classified Ads Make Quick
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


Wanted-To Rent 81
WANTFD 10 RENT ~ April 7st
room house. River PARK or similar first
class section. Address a.. r. Post
Offce Box ~
ROOM or apartment. we'll fur1 lsLel
must be clean and desirable in every
respect hr young couple. cali Room
80 jefferson Hotel
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for sale So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

50-ACFE farm miles from Goshen CITY
limits, very good buildings lots m
Also 40 80 81" e1 and 1oo acre farms.
Albert Weaver. Realr0r. Goshen Ind.
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Paiuting-Papering

TEINTTNG NNU OVERWHELMING At
low price lou viii save money by
doinc work now. Cau J. NJ. Slater,
Main 2451
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

land good buildings some timber
inst half mile from paved road close
10 good town NoiEht & Bradford.
ground floor Union Trust bldg Lin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

JOB PRINTING - Business stationery.
factory forms and everything in job
printing The Nichols Printing Co,
IS y MIrhIEan St. lincoln G035.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
REAL BARGAIN IL PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
Insurance

AUTO ACCIDENTS occur every ds7.
SO do auto fires and rObberies. Are
YOU properly insured against these
things II not. call William Happ,
201 s. Msin. Lincoln 1871.
NSTRANCE-For an Kinds Of general
insurance or automobile insurance. see
George J.. Eulis0n. G22 Farmers Trust
bldg Phone Lincoln 1to7.
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EMPLOYMENT


EXPERIENCED GIRL wanted 10 assist
with houseworh in small family. Go
home nights References required
Lincoln $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

SAVE = YOUR GARDEN COST-OUr
1922 wholesale list ready now. Giant
Carnations. ChrysanthemUms, 3-year-
Bedding Plants. Vegetable Plants Trees
aud Shrubs; eleventh year Of selling
direct TO private planters. Write for
your COPY today The HarloWarden
Gardens Cranuuort y Y
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02
Somerset Squibs

Mrs Sizzen spent the weekend in
Paonia.
Elmer Slay spent the, weekend in
Hotchkiss.
Mrs Lula Balch Of Hotchkiss, spent
sunday evening here.
Mrs. Dexter Walker has been on
the sick list this week.
Mrs. Charles Kroutwashel has been
on the sick list this week.
Mary and Joseph Turscansld spent
the weekend in Hotchkiss and Paonia.
Mrs c. E. Dock and daughter Thel-
ma, and Mrs. Vesper Bass motored up
the canon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Of Paonia, mo-
tored up to see their son Emory,
Wednesday evening.
A committee of Maccabee ladies
met at the home of Mrs. Bill johnson
Thursday to discuss the fish pond for
Re bazaar
Tuesday afternoon the children in
Miss Gaddis' room gave a short Hal
lowe'en program Quite few of the
mothers attended
A committee of Maccabee ladies
net at the school house Monday eve.
iing 70 make arrangements to serve
'efreshments at lodge Friday evening
Emory Ward and daughters verds
nd Irene, left Thursday for Hia
yatha. Utah, where they will make
heir home Mrs. Ward and son Doug
ass will follow soon.
The Girl Scouts met at the home
of Annie Mlakar Monday. After {
hort business meeting the girl
popped lot of corn which they sole
at the show Tuesday evening.
A committee Of Maccabee ladie.
net at the home of Mrs. Bill Camp
'ell Wednesday evening to make soms
Arrangements for decorating the hal
for the dance Saturday evening.
C. c. McWilliams, M. B. Herrick
Pat Hanlon, A. M. Thomas, and W. H
Whalen, democratic candidates for re
,order. treasurer, sheriff, and commits
sioner respectively, spent Saturday
here campaigning.
Saturday evening dance was giver
at the school house by the Maccabees
R freshments of sandwiches, pump
kin pie, salad, coffee. and sweet cidal
were sold. A large crowd was present
md everybody seemed to enjoy it.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02
penrEITurr Notice
JOuN MCCORMICK AND o.

T. JOHN. MCCORMICK AND o. E.
MANN. Trustee:
au are hereby notified that have
expended during the year 1921, One
Hundred dollars in labor and i'm
Drovement on each of the Falls lode
mining claim and the Emma l.. lode
mining claim, situated in the Tin Cup
Mining District, Cnunty of Gunnison,
and State of Colorado, the location
certificates of said claims are record
ed in the Office of the County Clerk
and Recorder of said Gunnison Coun-
ty. in order to hold said claims un-
der the provisions of Sec tion 1924 of
the Revised Statutes of the United
States. and the amended thereto ap-
proved J anuary 90. 1880 together
with any and all other amendments
resolutions. provisions affecting OF
modifying said Section 1924, relating
to. and concerning, annual labor upor
mining claims, being the amount re-
quired to hold said several lode
claims for the said year 1921.
And If within ninety days from this
personal service of this notice, OF
within ninety days after the publica-
tion thereof. you fail or refuse to con-
tribute your proportions, respectively,
of such expenditure rs co-owners,
which amounts are as follows: to-wit.
on the Falls lode. John Mccormick.
S16.66 and o. F. Mann, Trustee, S33 33.
on the. Ecma l.. Lode O. E Mann
Trustee, $50 90. your interests in said
claims wilt become the property OF
the sui scriher. your co-owner, who
has msde the required expendi turc
accordiog 70 t,.e said Section
CHARLES F. VAIL
FiT1st pub. Oct. 26, 1929.
Last pub. Jan. 20, 1922.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02
CONTINUED from page three,

could possibly miss, but did. It
wasn't laid out for me to win again.
he gets to a certain pinnacle of for
tune, slips of, and spends the rest Of
his life struggling to get back. When
10 we eat3"
Long after bedtime Shottle came to
virgil's room.
"virgil, you know I've got to hit on
something Of permanent nature. So
the question Is, now that I've quit
gambling. what am going to do7 II
you'll not go to sleep, TIL tell you of
. plan. Mark me: ] have observed.
along with thousands of others, that
nothing digs deeper after rainy-day
money than a circus and menagerie.
It is known that the poor man Of the
South. and especially the negro. will
sell his cookstove to buy a circus
ticket. Now comes my plan. and mind
you. strive to keep 1t from being too
hidden. Attention You buy circus.
and I'll go along as ring-master. That
Is the one thing I am really fitted for.
You never saw me crack q whip, did
your"
"Don't believe ever did"
"All right, you've got something to
look forward to. Yes, I'll be
the ring-master. and"
~And bet an elephant on the turn Of
Q card" said Virgil.
"Ah. one Of my own, perhaps, but
not one entrusted to me. I am not an
embezzler Of elephants. wouldn't
bet garter-snake on sure thing.
Besides. told you I'd quit gambling
that is, I'm quitting. 1t isn't wise
to expose my constitution to the shock
Of sudden change. Well. good
night"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02

George Smith Of Gunnison. visited
his parents here first Of the week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02
PITxIN ITEMS

c. W. WinsIow was noted in town
Sunday from Gunnison.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02

]. II. Eilebrecht took his daughter
Anna to Salids Monday evening to be
Grated for appendicitis. On his re-
urn he states that she is doing very
;'icely, which is good news to all.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02

Geo. Smith was visitor from Cur
nison Wednesday, coming in his ca
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02

Elmer Wiley returned Wednesda,
rom visit with his family in Den
yer.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02
Gunnison and Pitkin
Items Culled From Gunnson Empire and Pithin Miner
GUNNIsoN ITEMS

A. X Stevens made a trip to Den
.er this week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02

If in wan, of .nytntnx try an .dl.s
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02

Chas. TolIfver returned sMonda
from Denver where he went on bus
ness. ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02
Election Notice
STATE OF COLORADO,

}
of
XXXIV OF Of
of
Seventh of November A. p following
n ONE RE M n
CNE JUDGE SUPRElIE STATE COLO
RADIO
ONE JUDGE THE STATE COLO
RADIO TO FILL VACANCY BY
S BAILEY WHICH N. H..
ONE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE COLORADO.
ONE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR THE STATE COLORADO
ONE SECRETARY OF STATE. - .
AUDITOR
ATTORNEY
ONE SUPERINTENDENT INSTRUCTION.
hlfr Two REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO.
RESENT THE COUNTY OF GUNNISON TO SUCCEED HON.
ONE DISTRICT JUDGE FOR SEVENTH
ONE COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
ONE COUNTY
ONE
ONE COUNTY ASSESSOR
ONE COUNTY SURVEYOR.
TWO CONSTABI4ES IN EACH JUSTICE
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02

Of the
sic sion IL Laws G lsis see pss ss Escp 1929 2!4E
Sec 2 y Page Y l Election I Laws 1872 and n with &
providing for the Initiative and = hereby
in the State Tuesday the Seventh
Of Colorado the following Initiated Referred
BALLOT BY THEIR RESPECTIVE TITLES FOLLOWING
ORDER, TOWIT: "
EACH BALLOT MUST
Amendments of the Sateo OF
P10u0Se0 avs and
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
HARM0NICAS EXALT =
GEN. Won HINDENBERG

A well-known Wilmingtonian who
called at a local store yesterday TO
buy a harmoniea was surprised when
he was handed an instrument OF Ger
man make. which exalted the Teu-
ton military leader in the world war.
General Won Hindenberg. on the
box containing the harmonica was
the inscription "Hoch Hindenberg" ,
the German colors. and a reproduc-
tion OF the German Iron Cross. on
the harmonica itself also was the
inscription "Hoch Hindenberg!"
1T seems to me an outrage for
any patriotic American to sell any
thiig like that" said the man to
whom the harmonica was offered.
"An article that exalts such a brutal
general as Won Hindenberg certain
ly should not be sold TO boys and
girls of this country"
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
WITH
HARDING TODAY
Senate, SO to II, Adopts
Conference Report on
the Measure

WASHINGTON. d. C., Sept. is-
The New York Herald says: BY a
vote Of SO to II the Senate has
agreed to the conference report on
the Bonus bill. providing for a s5.-
OOO. .OOO,OOO raid on the Treasury as
a gratuity for ex-service men.
Under the rule the measure will
be signed today by the Speaker OF
the House while that body is in ses
sion. after which it will be sent to
the Senate for the signature of the
President of that body. Then II will
be sent to the White House for the
consideration OF President Harding
Sponsors of the bill plan TO have
the measure In the hands OF the
President this afternoon. Reports at
the Capitol are to the effect that the
President will waste little time pom
dering over the bill. as he has fully
made up his mind to veto Il, and he
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
LEGION MEN
OF STATE IN
CONVENTION
Resolutions Submitted Score
Hospital Service; Urge
Armistice Holiday
COL. MILLER TELLS0F
FEDERAL AID TO MEN

The fourth annual convention Of
the American Legion Department OF
Delaware and the first convention OF
the American Legion Auxiliary, De-
partment Of Delaware, are in ses-
sion in the club rooms at the Hotel
dupont today. The session was
opened at 11.3O o'clock with the
singing of America" followed by
prayer by Rev G. G. Burslam. OF
Middletown in the absence Of Father
Francis Tucker. chaplain of the De-
partment OF Delaware. who was un-
able 10 be present.
Howard NJ. Ward, president Of City
Council extended the address Of well
come, TO the delegates on behalf OF
the city. Captain Henry j. Petty
john. Of Milford. State commander,
made a response.
The program as outlined calls for
Continued from Page Two)
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
AMERICAN FLAG SAVES MANY FROM
DEATH AT HANDS OF MOSLEMS

LONDON, Sept 16-(Unted Press)-Great Britain has
that the Straits of the Dadanees historic pathway
from Western Europe to India must be kept at all COSTS
Deyng of Holy War; England today called the
domnons of the British Empire and the Balkan States to stand
together defending the Dardsnee and Constannope against
Mustapha kemals Turkish army and the of Mosem's
domination of Southeastern Europe.
This momentous news, which made public in
hortave statement brought home London the intense
y of the situation in the Near East where the Turks after cap
Smyrna city of fire and DEATH turning towards Con-
annope the their of the Suans do
mains taken from him by the treaty of Sevres.
Btans call to her domnions and to Greece, Ru
mania and Seba-a of whom invited to participate keep
the Turks away from the neutral deadne" drawn around
Conannope the Dardanees and the Bosphorus of
holy continued Open warfare between Mustapha Kema and
the British viii result in uprngs through the empire according
General Sir Arthur Townshend British Turk fighter
The attitude of Britain made plain joint signed
by the principal AesGrest Britain, France and Itay-dis
patched to Muaphs Kema today, serving virtual utnatun
him the effect that the of those would fight
him if his troops tried to the "deadlne.'
Great and Italy
oppose
Jointly
o Turkish Nationalist
o the
IorOusa and he
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
COALPRICES
REASONABLE
No OHOARDING
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Takes Steps to Protect
Domestic Consumer S
HARDING CABINET
TO KEEP ON GUARD

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 Omitted
Press) Assurances that domestic
coal requirements will be filed this
winter. at reasonable prices. were
given the public today as the United
States Chamber Of Commerce and
representatives OF. public utilities
and big industries organized a cam
paign TO prevent fuel boarding.
The big coal consumers are
pledged to call for fuel delivery on
day TO day basis. This plan will
make available a fair share OF the
weekly coal movement of 9.5OO.0OO
tons to domestic consumers at
prices which Secretary Of Commerce
Hoover hopes to see readjusted
downward.
President Harding and his cabi-
net will wait a reasonable time for
results from the coal conference.
which ended its session here late
yesterday before taking a hand in
the situation.
Practically all Of the cabinet ses-
sion was given over to discussion OF
plans for averting suffering and
high prices.
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
Near War Developments

mus Consantlnople precpiate
warshps
to trengt hold Il.
cavalry boldly pushed within a miles
"backdownr
remaining his determination the
ordering keep o.
Outstanding developments
warships ConstantinopIe
arple squadron while
Russians concentrating divisions
march help Mustapha Kemas
Charles Townshend. who commanded
Mesopoomian early the a the
would rally Mosems his aid holy that would
empire.
Turkish revealed by ugitive arriving
warhip Klkos sheed
the Turkish of i'm reprsa for the slaughter Of
Greeks by Kemalists. Total dead estimated $500
days of 1914 the world has there
such agitation the councils of
lions with each side striving to gain powerful allies according
to dispatches the capitals.
The Turks have sent emssares TO Sofia to get aid from the
Bulgarans Russian officers reported
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS capital-assisting campaign
Savia Is placing stragetc points
Turkish advance Great Britain and Italy attempting 20 hold
i'm line and undivided front the Turkish
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
VACCINATION
ORDER IS Void
School Boards, Not Health
Bodies, Authorized TO
Safeguard Children
CITY BAN ON
STUDENTS LIFTED

There is nothing in Delaware law
requiring the vaccination of chill
dren before attending any public,
parochial or private school, accord
ing TO an opinion given DIR. c. NJ.
Handy. president of the Board Of
Health, to City Solicitor Reuben
) Satterthwaite. nor has the Board
Of Health any power TO issue such
orders prior to the outbreak OF dis
eases requiring vaccination.
The only reference in the State
laws to such matters may be found
in paragraph Ass OF the Code Of
1915. which says that all school COM
mittees or boards of education have
the power. and It shall be their duty.
to take such measures as they may
deem best for the care OF the health
of the pupils attending the school.
In Wilmington no such step has
been taken by the Board of Public
therefore all children
sent home because they we're not
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
CHANCE TO GET
ON VOTERS LIST
Light Registration During
Morning; May Be Brisk
er by Night

This is the fourth day for the
registration of voters throughout
the State. There was a light reg
istration in Wilmington during the
morning. the officers in charge hav-
ing little to do up to noon in the
way OF enrolling voters. It is ex-
pected there will be some activity
this afternoon in the registration.
however. as workers of both poll
tical parties will try to get their
followers who failed to qualify on
one OF the preceding days to regis
ter before night.
At present about 23.4OO voters
are registered in Wilmington. and
it is estimated that $4,000 are
eligible to vote. It is likely that a
considerable portion of those who
are eligible TO register may not do
so for this campaign.
There will be one more registra-
tion day after today. It being Oc-
tober 21.
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
j. S. AIDFOR
REFUGEESIN
THESMYRNA
Death ZONE
Washington to Support Ad-
miral BristoPs Plan With
Allies to Care for
Homeless
IA AMERICANS ARE
MISSING AFTER FIRE

WASHINGTON. Sept. ie Omitted
Press)-Nearly $50 Americans are
destitute in Athens following their
flight from smyrna the State Depart
ment declared IN an Official COM
munication to the American Red
cross here today.
A constant stream OF American
refugees are arriving and all are
without resources TO sustain them
selves Il was said. They abandoned
all their properties In the hasty
flight from the burning city.
The government has no funds for
relief and the notification was in the
nature OF an appeal TO the Red Cross
TO determine what steps that organi-
zation can take.
A conference between state De-
partment officials and heads OF the
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1922-09-16

kish quarter OF the city. which had
been spared by the fire which swept
other districts.
Great damage was reported done
by the warships' shells.
Fresh details OF the massacre in
Smyrna came TO light today as thou
sands Of refugees arrived here. In
one instance they said the Turks
were prevented from slaughterlng
one group OF victims only by the
display Of a United States flag.
American Consul General Horton
arrived here and Is In a state OF
nervous collapse. due 10 the horrors
which he witnessed including the
murder OF his own chauffeur.
The British reinforcements were
rushed to Constantinople following
meeting OF the cabinet in London
at which It was decided TO have the
Mediterranean fleet prevent Kemal-
ist transports from assembling and
to send fresh ships to the neutral
zone to resist any advance by the
Turks Principal ships OF the Medi-
terranean including the Iron Duke,
the Diligence and the Trinidad left
Smyrna and steamed to Chanak at
the entrance TO the Dardanelles op-
posite Gallipoli. The town Of Chanak
is being made into a virtual fortress
to stem the Kemalist tide.
Late reports from Smyrna are that
thousands OF lives were lost in the
massacre and confiagration. At least
$500 are dead and many have been
incinerated in the holocaust. The
harbor of Smyrna is filled with float
Ing corpses.
Refugees reported the slaughter
Continued on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
Clergyman and Woman Shot
to Death; Bodies Under Tree

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Sept.
16.-United Press) The bodies of
Rev. Edward Hall, rector of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. of st.
John. the Divine. here, and an un-
identified young woman were found
today under a tree on a farm near
here, police announced. Both had
been shot TO death.
The bodies were lying on their
backs. A straw hat covered the
clergyman's face and a veil was over
the woman's.
Hall had been shot once in the
forehead and the woman three times
in the head.
Two children found the gruesome
tragedy.
Police said the couple had appar-
entity been dead atout AS hours. No ]
weapon was found The bodies were
Evening journal., 1922-09-16
NO BAIL FOR 2
2 ALLEGED B0llBERS

. Robert G. Pratt. 9s6 East Seven
teenth street, and Harry G. Seidle
307 East Twenty-second street. ar
frested in connection with the bomb
ing OF the Fourteenth street bridge
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
-pany on the morning of August 81,
and who had been committed in de-
fault of bail for their appearance at
the Court OF General Sessions. were
! brought to the police station yester-
day afternoon and released after
signing their bonds.
Although friends of the other
three men arrested on the same
charge are endeavoring to secure
bail; they had not succeeded early
this afternoon.