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Evening journal., 1922-09-29
FINED FOR RIDING
BIKE" WHILE DRUNK

Arrested yesterday afternoon by
Trafno oficer Saunders at Elev-
enth and Orange streets. Robert
Taylor, Negro, was fined 800 and
costs and sentenced to thirty days
imprisonment on charge OF oper-
ating motorcycle while intoxicated
by Judge Hastings IN Municipal
Court this morning.
Saunders said that Taylor passed
stop" signal given by him. and
that when he stopped the Negro, he
told him, Il didn't see the semi
phore; thought there was trolley
car coming around the corner" The
officer said that Taylor was driving
zig-zag course.
Taylor admitted that he had had
drink but denied that he was in
toxicated.
In addition to the penalty inn
posed by the Court, the Secretary of
State will be notified OF the mans
conviction with the view of having
his operators license revoked.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29
CITY ISSUED sc
NOTES BACK IN 60

City Treasurer Samuel J. VIII
today displayed five-cent n
issued by the City of Wilmingt
during the Civil War. The note
owned by a friend OF Mr.. White
The note states that It win be
deemed one year from date VIII
presented with other notes to I
value of 81. The date on the note
November 1, 1862. 1t bears the nj
natures of ], F. Miller, treasur'
and John NJ. Turner. president.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29
DELAWARE SHOOTERS
44TH IN COMPETITION

Fourteen members OF the 19sth
Artillery Rife Tam, Delaware Ma
tional Guard, who participated in
the National Guard rifle tournament
at Camp Perry, Ohio, the past month.
arrived home this morning. ~
The record made by the men this
year was better than that OF last
year. the scoring showing Delaware
scored 44th in the match as COM
pared with esth last year.
The team was in charge OF Major
David M. Salter who will make
detailed report of the shooting of
Evening journal., 1922-09-29

c.; Mrs. Robert Allen, Westfield, n
J.; Oscar Messick, Altoona. Pa, Mrs.
Nellie Larrimore, Miss Flora Mes
sick and Miss Sallie Messick. Phila-
delphia; also, two brothers and one
sister. William and George w. Mes
sick and Mrs. Annie e. Price, OF
Seaford.
James Wiley. 11-year-oId son Of
Postmaster and Mrs. ]. Emory
Wiley. OF West Seaford, was injured
Wednesday. when ne was hit by
see-saw on the playground OF the
seaford High School. a severe cash
being cut in his face.
Thieves, last night. entered the
home OF p. c. Vincent, Seaford ner-
chant. and after ransacking the
house. departed with a wallet con-
tanning a sum of money. They also
entered the home of Thomas r
Stack. West Seaford, securing little
plumber. This makes eleven rob-
berries Of Seaford homes and bust
ness places within the past two
weeks. No arrests have been made.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29
ELEVEN ROBBERIES AT
STAFFORD M WEEKS

Special TO The Evening Journal.
STAFFORD. Sept 29-John e.
Messick. native of this town, who
moved with his family to Pittston.
Pa. twelve years ago. died recently
at his home there, aged IS years.
He was III for year. He is survived
by the following children: Edward
T. Messick. Of Pittston. Pa; Harvey
1essick, Wilkesbarre. Pa: Mrs.
Blanche Hoffman. Washington, D.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29
TRIMMINGS.

Ostrich is much used for trim
ming, particularly worn about the
waist sash fashion. Often It is COM
bined with flowers OF metal ribbons,
and frequently unique color COM
binations are evolved.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29

serve az State director OF medical in.
spect1on for the coming year"
Evening journal., 1922-09-29
VELVET FRoCK.

A black velvet gown OF unusual
beauty has a draped skirt, lined with
supple royal blue satin revealed by
the drapery. The upper part OF the
frock is heavily beaded in blue,
matching the lining.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29
F0RI FURT FORT

Now Is the time to have your fur re-
modelled with lowest prices. Bring all
your old furs to Mr.. Rosenberg and they
will be fixed over like new. Come now
before the rush. Our speciality is plush
coats steamed by Hoffman machine. l
also do tailoring. cleaning, pressing and
dyeing.
NJ. ROSENBERG,
Phone e1e6-W. sol w. Ninth st.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29
RECEIVER IS ASKED FOR.

Andrew c. Gray. attorney. today
fled petition in United States Dis
trict Court asking for receivership
for the Burnite Coal Briquette Com
pany. The petition wes made in be-
half Of the Jonathan Coal Mining
Co., J. S. Robson mo, and Aiex-
ander Sheftel.
II IS alleged that the Burnrite
Coal Briquette CO.. Is insolvent.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29
CUFFS.

Cuffs are becoming important
again. Some frocks have very wide
ones and others have them at the
wrist. and then again at the elbows.
Evening journal., 1922-09-29

the Delaware men to the adjutant
generals office sometime tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27

10 ACRE<-3 miles northwest ~ Grover
town. Ind. WiU sell or trade. VIII
accept Ford truck Inquire 81
George Av
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
FINANCIAL


Business Opportunities IS
BENERS-Great business places Read
carefully For sale. restaurants: room
Ing houses. with restaurants hotels /:
. crackerjack pool rooms. lunch bar
ber shops shoe repair shops: 1 tire
yulCauiZing and auto accessories shop {.
one steam tire vulcanizing and re-
threading outfit. cost 81 10000. take
S60o grocery stores meat markets /.
] dandy light bakery cigars. candies /.
groceries; ice cream horses, wagons.
etc One fine plac- for pool room 20
lease. centrally. Before you buy or
sell see Reyers. rooms Is odd Fellows
bldg open Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday evenings. Main 1883
FOR SALE Entire stock OF ladies' chill
dreu's and infants wear also fixtures
which include about a dozen and half
models. best chance O. make money in
this stock very reasonable price The
best bid viii buy. Come quick aud get
bargain. i2S y. Michigan St, Sp-
stairs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
gUGGE9SmPOlIyLE-R
Ignorance

The ignorant will show his lack of knowledge by
ignoring his duty. ignorance leads to idleness unless
man learns that it is his duty to dig.
Littleness of mind begets bgness of obstinacy and
ignorance is hidden behind show of knowledge.
Mistakes abound and truth rarely found where igno
rance is allowed live. And the man who is satisfied
in his lack Of vision Is a plight than who
never had a chance to improve himself.
Help to overthrow your ignorance and that Of
others and you have done work that will endure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27

WANTED Two frst-CIass die-makers.
Apply I'm person 90 III " Indiana Nv
! ID. Martin Machine Co
WANTED Woman for plain cooking.
Lincoln $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27

WANTED TO RENT-By small family
Of three adults, five 10 six room
modern house or apartment. Will fur
nish best Of reference. Call Main 2J3-
or Main, 1895.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic

DANCING LESSONS - Private lessons
only. Charles c. Gates Dancing studio,
40 f Wayne ST. Phone Lincoln J49i.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27

Housekeeping Rooms. CO
CORBY ST. G03-Between \ Hin 81. and
ST Louis blvd. an modern furnished
light housekeeping rooms gas. heat
and electricity furnished adults only
I.2j27.
COLFAN Az w 51a-Eoung man
wants 90 share thoroughly modern
room with young business man. Twin
beds. lavatory and shower. Close ia.
Main 3g3e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
lIcip wuu,cd-NiaIe.

wanted ar Donaldson. In
diana Larson Dauielson Const. Co
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
Houses For Sale
ALLEN 81, oil

ALLEN ST. 5II-
Seven rooms and bath: three bed
rooms and three closets: ideal loca-
ton, this house IS trimmed in oak
with the. exception OF the floors.
Size Of The lot 46xl40 with an i'm
pTOvemelts In and paid for Price
for few days only will be 100000.
Frank !. Anderson, ReaitOr. 663
Farmers Trust bldg. Lincoln l0f-
hce) 1855. Lincoln (residencel 1873
BOWMAN ST--Nine rooms aud bath /:
modern extra well built garage Tor
cars, 5000. payments Wesley Van
Vain. G24 Farmers Trust Bldg.
CALVERT ST. E--Ou paved st-5 room
house, 4 bedrooms, tnc condition,
electric, gas. water basement, garage
and corner lot Price $500 easy
terms Fred A. Herreman, 400 Farm
ers IruS- bldg
house. { bedrooms fine condition
electric. gas. water. basement. garage
and corner lot Price $500. easy
terms. Fred 4. Herman, 40 Farm
er's Trust bldg.
CUSHING ST.-Scven blocks from CEN
ter. five rooms and baln. al modern
bungalow Solid hardwood floors, alley
lot paved street; everything I'm and
paid for. Price $1,000. Owen b. Windle
20I W. Jefferson
CLOSE IN-East side rooms. modern
but furnace; 9 bed rooms; large base
ment: large corner lot: nice shade
trees; pleasant home; Sj.000C0 Wesley
Van Naalin, 624 Farmers Trust
CLOSE IN--1G-rO0m house. an modern,
on terms. j. q. Mccullough, 30 s.
Michigan 81. Main 1886. Res L. 56l7
DONALD ST-Seveu- room thorOughlv
modern house Price $4,000. $4,000
down house will be finished 10 about
three weeks. S. NJ Robinson & Son.
1t y. Main ST, second floor. Phone
Main 6SJ-
EAST SIDI-High grade property for
sale Beautiful house. located on three
LOTS shruhbery. spacious grounds
House has seven rooms. large and we'll
decorated hardwood floors and trim
bot water heat Big heated garage
This property is worth 10000 For
quick sale. $4,000 Eoight 4 Brad
ford Union Trust Bldg Lin 5f11.
FELLOWS ST-FOur hundred block
room house. toilet hath. water
suitable fer rooming and light house
keeping rooms Price s.. 5000 500 ~
down S. NJ Robinson 4 Son, i24 y
Main st, second floor. Phone Main
6S5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27

SiX-room modern house on Osborne
$500 $1,000 cash aud balance on pay
meurs
Five room modern bungalow. 8 Mar
iett8 Sc. $500.
Seven room house. ~ Notre Dame
Az, modern but furnace $3.50. $3.50
down. balance monthly payments
w * MrHENRN
Lincoln Jl63 80 Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27

20 ACRES me truck land: west Of city (:
near Ardmore. on main road inter-
urban car service. $1,000 per acre
Wesley Van Nalin. 624 Farmers Trust.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27

WASHINGTON Az W 1216-Two
nicely furnished sleeping rooms. newly
decorated. on car line Gentlemen pre-
ferred
ALL MODERN room on car line 40 G37
r. Indiana, with kitchen privileges
very reasonable. Employed couple pre-
ferred
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
wHIrCoNB & KELLER

East Broadway.
Immediate possession can DO given NJ
a new 5-room bungalow complete with
first class plumbing Holland furnace.
gas and electricity Solid oak floor in
the living and dining rooms An o.
tractive nome at am attractive price
can NJ 400
Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
FINANCIAL
Busfness OnpOrtunItics

OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG Man,
machinisf 10 acquire paying estab-
lishcd business. $50 80 required. BE
your own boss. Address Box 53s care
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27

Three "lvr wire" solicitors are want
Excellent comm isSiouS Write US at
once for fuli particular while territory
Is still opru. Box 80, care News.Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
Help wan,cd-MaIe or Female "a

SALESNEN- The Periodical Publishers
Service Bureau requires local repre-
sentative 90 take subscriptions 10 their
magazine clubs Big money for will
ing workers. Us Pythian Bldg Indian
apolis. Ind.
HOME WORK -iIeasant and proftable
for men and women everywhere
Samples and instructions 25c. Weber's,
Dept. BIZ, 5000 Forest, Kansas City, No.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
RIVERSIDE FARM NEAR r. R.
TOWN


TOWN.
HORSES. COWS HEIFER AND
tools. hay. corn. alfalfa. rye clover i'm
cluded; 40 acres on improved road :.
high grade farming section; 30 acres
smooth. loamy tillage wire fenced pas
ture; fruit; good five room house.
pleasant surroundings, substantial hiD-
roof barn poultry house. Disabled
owner must sacrifice $500 takes all,
part cash, easy terms. Get here
QuiCkly-don't lose ont CatalOg free.
J. L. Cross. Three Rivers. Mich.
BARGAIN, Vt LAND-f,I0O acres: 300
farm grazing. balance timber. csti
100000 cords wood, 1000 naples. evap-
orator; sawmill equipped team, wag
onS. For description. terms. owner.
II. J. Harmer. Pennsville Ohio.
RIO GRANDE VALLEY. TENAS irri-
gated land and improved farms for sale
or trade. describe what Won have 10
trade i'm first letter. Lingenbrink MGR
cedeS. Tex
FREE FREE-On land Free 100
acres good farm land i'm Porcupiue oil
dome Cor 81 10000. with oil rights i'm
cluded free. 4 chance % get rich over
night. /. W. Barthel. Nanauda, Mont
Rosebud County.
FOR SALE
Estate II acres good house and barn.
good orchard must be sold 8t once
price $1,000 per acre. $50 acres. fair
house and barn, 9, Beech and Maple
land. Il Oak. must be sold at once.
S4.j0000. 81 acres. good house. fair
barn. fair barracks vineyard. 31a miles
from market. price $4,000 Estate
100 acres Beech and Maple land. 10
room house. good bank barn. tool shed.
double corn crib, two chicken houses,
about - acres marsh pasture close TO
market, price only $500 per acre.
About 10 acres lake frontage. well
shaded. rice shores. good lake, bathing
beach close 10 frontage. Price s.. 600 90
inquire Of o. L. Verify, Cassopolis
Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
Statesmen And Agents

Statesmen And Agents So
AGENTS TO sell liner six neckties; large
returns. small investment. Send 30c
for sample or write Davis & Davis,
30l1 Carroll av.. Chicago
AGENTS opportunity TO be indie
pendent and prosperous. Become our
special representative sell goods in
constant demand Particulars free
The Bacorn Company. Elmira. y. y.
AGENTS Newest aud fastest selling
household novelty: just out; agents
wiring in for gross lots: sample free
for lOc postage +. LADWIG, 1905
Broadway. New York
Statesmen For Indiana territory to
soil our liquid roof cement. Big COM
missions 10 live wire men Apply to
col sullivan. 125 T.. Fox ST. OF call
Lincoln 2j21.
Statesmen man who viii be salts
fed with $50 a week 20 start because
he knows ne wants and is getting a
pcrmannt position with very remark
able opportunity for advancement with
the fastest growing organization in
America Experience not essential
Sec Mr.. Kemp. $40 Farmers Trust
Bf1Q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27

Val Verde COUNTY. TENAS-WiH
Box 4O2 Breckenridge. Texas.
NEW YORK-S5O0 cash. 500 YEARLY:
good buildings 100 acres, macadam
road $50 per acre. 81 acres. city 10000
town ! mile. S1.S0O. Write for photos.
F. Munson, 242G $. Salina ST., Syracuse,
y. Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
MANAGER WANTED

machinisf 10 acquire paying esfab-
lishcd business. $50 80 re0ufred. Be
your own boss Address Box SIS care
News Times.
MANAGER WANTED
Large Chicago concern establishing
Branch Office in South Rcud. requires
man 20 take charge 81 same. our
proposition has been proven and is
clearing our Managers 5000 10 SS.00o
per year. $500 Investment required
fully secured and returuable in six
months Give age. experience and ref
ercnces first letter. Unless you are
hustler with n good reputation do not
apply Address Room 90. > y. LaSalle
ST. chicago. Ill.
MEAT MARKET and a about 500 gro
Gerry stock. Good reason Tor selling,
Can NJ 1912 or Lincoln 1855
SMALL GROCERY STOCK for sale. and
candy kitchen. bargain. q. l.. RulisOn.
622 Farmers Trust Bldg. Lincoln 1907.
READ BEYERS' LIST Of business bar
gains. For sale, restaurants. room
Ing houses, hotels. two crackeriack
pool rooms and lunch. one shoe repair
shop. one tire repair with auto aces
sorles shop. one tire vulcanizing and
retreading OUTFIT, cost S1iOO. take 5000
one fine light bakery, cigars. candies,
Ice cream, light groceries with horse.
wagons. etc. one very fine cOnfection-
cry store; one good lease on place for
pool room or lunch. etc. centrally. See
Beyers. II. IS Odd Fellows. Omen
Tues. Thurs, Sat. evenings. Main
1GS2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27

so ACRES Poultry. iruit anu truc-
farm Is miles from center on Division
road. good buildings fruit; timber
crops Possession az once easy terms
owen T. Windte. e07 W. Jefferson
furo1n fTCs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

129 acres for rent. on Edwardsburg
I'd. three miles southeast Of Niles.
20 acres black loan. 20 acres muck
land. - acres peppermint. 20 acres
of good. sandy loan good house
and two barns and peppermint
StilI. reasonable rent. Call owner,
Lincoln 2l52.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27

WANTED FRY cook. Experience nee
-ssary Washington Restaurant. Wash
isei0n and Main
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-27
REAL. ESTATE FOR RENT
business Places For Rent

ST. W SECON u
FLOOR REAR-Rooms for offices or
business. suitable for al classes Of
business, special shoe shop, electrical
equipment. ladies' tailoring, whole
sale iObbing or offices. possession
April I. Inquire Renfranz Tailor shop.
123 " Washington ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-17

Reported proposals from Euro
pean nobility didn't turn the head of
Dellora Angel, heiress to the $685.
600. 600 fortune of the late John w.
Gates. Instead. the nineteen-year-
old Chicago girl went back to her
grammar school sweetheart and now
Is engaged to marry him. He is
Lester Norris, twenty-one, free lance
artist and son of Cal Norris, st.
Charles, Ill, undertaken.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18
HINSDALE. y. III.

T. c. Robertson has bought a new
car
Fred Chase and family spent the
weekend in Tilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deyo will move
soon to Dalton, Mass.
Miss Minnie Todd is with her aunt,
Mrs Cobb. at Spofford.
Spencer Clarity of Clinton is a guest
of his uncle G. s. Smith.
Miss Eva Robertson went to New
York Monday to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Lamb spent Sun
day in Deerfeld. Mass.
4 'bacon bat is planned by the high
school for Tuesday night.
Several from this town attended the
Greenfield fair last week.
Mrs Ralph Wood spent several days
at L. /. Stearns's last week.
Mr.. ard Mrs f. J. Richards are en-
tcrtaining his cousin. Mrs. Cate.
The Eastern Star will hold a food sale
at the store of ]. NJ. Lamb Saturday.
Mrs Clarence O'Neal entertained the
B. Is. club Tuesday evening. Sept. II.
Mrs Jerome Montgomery of Contoo-
cock, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
keyOu.
Milan Towne and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest KiIhart were in Franklin
over Sunday.
On account of i'll health Rev. Father
Cahill was able to say only one mass
Sunday morning.
Peter Buzoski has moved his store
from Church street to the store lately
occupied by karakas.
Miss Junie Howe of Bellows Falls and
Miss Abhie Howe of Maiden are visit
ing relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Garfield, Fred
Leonard and Miss \. NJ. Barrows mo-
tored to Boston Friday.
The Knitting club met at the home of
Mrs Z. J. Richards Thursday. The
usual delightful supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Holland motored
TO Springfield. Mass. Sunday. They
will attend the fair in that city this
week.
The sophomore class initiated the
freshman class at the high school Friday
evening. Lemonade, cake and cookies
were served.
Hiss Marion Watson was at home
from Charlestown and Miss Ellen Wat
son at home from keene normal school
over Sunday.
The alumni council of the Christian
Endeavor society took charge of the eve.
ming meeting at the Congregational
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18

What amounts to a reign of terror is
being conducted in Lyndonville, this
state, and the result is certain to be
serious railroad accident unless the
forces of law and order prevail and the
striking shopcrafts men are prevented
from damaging property.
The Heralds desatches tell of cutting
block signal wires, disabling engines,
fastening distractions on the tracks and
beating up" men who refuse to join
the strikers in their career> of lawleSS-
ness.
The county authorities have done their
best and an increased force of deputy
sheriffs is guarding the railroad prop
erty. but Is men cannot cover the en-
tire line for 40 miles, and acts of sd
botage have continued.
Governor Hartness showed his mettle
when similar conditions prevailed in Bel
lows Falls. and although somewhat criti-
cized by residents. of the town who could
not see 10 feet from their noses. eifec-
.ually stopped rioting and disorder
which threatened sabotage and man
slaughter.
Caledonia county has sent four law
less strikers to prison. yet the result has
not been to stop or even seriously cur
tail the violence and disorder which
have prevailed. A word from the au-
thOrities would put state troops into
the county, and riot, sabotage and dis
order would stop by force of the bay
onet The governor has full authority
to deal with such conditions and even
if no call for help comes he can still,
within his discretion, send in forces suf-
ficient to restore law and order.
1t may come to that overnight, and
unless the men at work in Lyndonville
can be protected from violence; unless
/ the railroad authorities can be assured
/ that when they order out an engine II
| has not been dangerously tempered
with unless trains can run safely there
and elsewhere in Vermont, then clearly
! the executive and adjutant general may
! take such steps as may be necessary.
| Vermont has had less violence anc
! sabotage than other parts of the coun
| try. but the spirit of lawlessness Is
there, and no help need be expected from
| the union authorities in enforcing law
! They not only tacitly cOndOne violence
! but are probably party to the whole
plan. Their cause is lost and they care
! nothing for reputation.
| But. leaders or followers. strikers o.
! thugs. Vermont cannot afford to bt
! pointed out as the home of lawlessnesS
! The law must be respected and obeyet
| if it takes every company of the Ma
tional Guard and if necessary the entirt
strength of the federal army Mean
while. our local state and county 9TH
GERS must be supported in doing thei
full duty. regardless of fellow-feeling o.
favOritiSIn
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-18
THE BICYCLE SURVIVES.
1t Appears to Be Regaining Something
of Its Old Popularity.

The automobile may have displaced
the horse and buggy, but the motorcycle
has not superseded the bicycle. Indeed.
the foot power wheel appears to be re
gaining something of its old popularity
The figures of the 18th census. supplying
data relative to the manufacture of mo-
tOrcycles and bicycles in 1919, show
that an increasing number of bicycles
is being manufactured and that the
value of the bicycles produced in 1919
nearly equaled that of the motorcycles
produced. in spite of the fact that the
bicycle is faE less costly than its noisy
BROTHER.
= Nobody expects that the bicycle will
be restored to the place 1t had in the
public mind during the sos. The old
return while cheaper motor cars are
made and golf links multiply. Never
theless, the bicycle is doing we'll The
combined value of the country's bicycle
and motorcycle production in 1919 was
about equal TO that of bicycle produc-
ton alone in 1899, when the industry
was at its height and bicycle prices We're
higher than they now are. BY 1904 the
value of bicycle products had dropped
from S31 100000 in 1899 to $3.000.0OO
For several years after 1904 it contin-
ued to drop steadily. and up to 1914 it
had gained but little. In 1919 the fig
ures for bicycle production jumped to
S12,277.341. In that year 470675 hi
cycles were manufactured, as against
299,029 in 1911 and as against 59,214
motorcycles in 1919 and 81, 154 in 1914.
There is undoubtedly a place for the
bicycle. So long as the small boy likes
it it will stay.-New York Herald.