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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10

FOR sALt-Modern home, six rooms.
bath, garage. All improvements new
house Possession in so days. See
Owner, 1850 y. Johnson ST.
FOR SALE-Eight-TOOm. modern house.
Sleeping porch. Garage. Butt-in buf-
fet Immediate possession. Nave
Bros. Room i. I. o. o. F.
FOR SALE-Best home on the market
In Mtshawaka; square type; oak I'm
ish fireplace double garage. 800 Cal
hOun st. Mishawaka.
l 70 4 ACRES room bungalow; pOul-
try house fruit; water system; electric
lights; garage. Also cottage at Sister
Lakes. Harrison 4lF4.
SELECT your home. free from noise and
smoke. Weidlers Additions. Make
your choice Franklin Savings Co.
207 w. Jefferson Ryd L.652S.
FOR SALE
Beautiful home and garage, E. Bow
man St, newly decorated. large lot
Three homes on E. Dayton St. small
lots.
Three homes on Allen Az. Beautiful
lots. very desirable.
Two homes River Park. large lots.
II you are Iooklng lot pace 70
lots We viii be glad 10 show these
DUNAHoo & BAILEY
Lincoln 2292
80 j. NJ :. Bldg.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
On paved street, walking distance.
new living room, dining room, finished
"a oak; kitchen IN pine; two bed
rooms bath and sleeping porch I'm.
airy tubs and drain 10 sewer. steam
heating plant Cement asbestos fre
proof roof $500 down and balance BY
the month This is the best IN the city
for the money. Better come IN and see
Us before 10 is gone
INGLERIGHT REALTY &
INVESTMENT CO.
Room J. American Trust Bldg
South Bend. Ind
COTTAGE at 22S 5 Williams St for
Oace Apply as W Wayne ST
WHITCOMB 4 KELLER
EDGEWATER DRIVE
Can give immediate possession OF &
new home OF very attractive design. a.:
rangemept. Extra large rooms Lava
tory and breakfast rOoD first floor,
very large bedrooms with unusually
large closets and bath on second hoOr
Highly finished interior. Solid oak
floors in living and dining rooms Base
ment under entire house with laundry
connection and door drain. Exceilen:
furnace. Hot and cold Eater Large
lot Terms and prise on application.
Farmers Trust Bldg.
KENDALL ST-Four room thCroughly
modern house. Price S2s75 90 S100.OC
down 10 10000 down
s NJ ROBINSON & son.
124 y Main ST. Second Floor-Main 6S5.
HOUSE-For sale. Z room al modern.
on the corner DeNaude and California
Ave Very best location. Sell FOR cash
or terms. II Polls 1911 Portage.
NJ. 2494
FOR SALE IN Niles. double apartment
building IN the very best location in
the city. A very desirable opportun-
ity for two families who wish 20 buy
in good location. Property IN first
class condition IN every respect or 10
an Individual who wishes 20 make the
property pay its way out BY renting
apartments or rooms. Reason for sell
ing. Owner wishes 20 20 20 California
on account OF health Full r00my
basement with furnace connections 70
each apartment. OAK floors on first
fo0r Ice boxes with sewer cOnnec-
ton Tor drainage. Located on one OF
the inside corners of the city within a
block and half OF the center OF town
Geo E. CoTen. agent, Niles City Bank
Bldg, Niles, Iich- Phone rs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
NEW
Tn WETnN

st BDINlSlON
on Lower Fish Lake. Good fishing
boating and bathing sand bottom. Buy
now and secure choice sites. Large lots
$40 down and S. a month For particu-
lars address Oak Beach Summer Colony,
DIS y. Michigan ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Statesmen
sal EsMEN WAIVED

-Four reliable me. who can furnish ref
erence viii receive consideration for To-
cal territory IN a le. innate sud future.
building organization. IL viii pay yol
20 investigate Gail az 80 Farmers Trust
from : 80 10 Q 2. 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10

SUMNER AND WINTER HOME-Hig
man Park Benton HarbOr Eleven
rooms. two baths, three lavatories,
furnace, laundry with stove. coal and
electric range Three hundred feet from
Lake Michigan bluff. Large trees on
three sides large screened porch
magnificent view. Will rent furnished
subject 10 sale. G. F. Hobart, p O.
Box no. Benton HarbOr, or inquire al
Higman Park Inn.
Fer SALE-Exclusive spot OF natural
beauty % acTesl on June lake. ada
cent to Christiana. Painter and Eagle
lakes, Mich , cottages; good roads
from South Bend; price $1,000. and will
W Marion St. Elkhart. Ind. Phone
isis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
Real Estate For E.change

Real Estate For Exchange IS
FOR SALE or trade. 40 acres near town
VIII accept Ford truck IN deal Call
az SEQ George Av.
Lot In Jackson Addition for sale or will
exchange for good used Ford. Inquire
943 1+th ST. River Park.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-14 acres
near city limits. Good buildings. Idea
for Subdividing. Price So, j00o 90. Call
FOR ENCHANGE-s0. 100. 16O' $50 and
3l1 acre farms Price from $50 10 SIPS
VIII consider clear property, merchan-
disc western land, smaller farm or
drug stock g +. Meyers, Rensselaer,.
Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10

eight room
house. i've blocks from the center OF
town. hardwood floors. etc. Price only
5000 %. as good q bargain as We have
had FOR q long time.
= n ROBINSON & son.
ia y. Main St. Second FlOor-AIain 6S5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
Use The NeOs Times Classified Section Help Wa nted Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale S
A WONDERFUL oPPoRTUNITY

HOI SE-Four- room large lots cheap
Inquire Of owner. 525 y. Eighth 81
River PARK
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10

a deposit of 50 on all mail orders 100
discount if cash accompanies order for
two or more tires no checks. Write
Dept. No. a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
SNAP

SHORE ACRES. DIAMOND LAKE
viii run special rates for month OF June
only. These rates apply 10 weekly par
ties and does not apply g. transients or
people staying over into July. Board
aud room for days. $3.50 Dan Bradt
Prop. +. o., CassOpoHs Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale

NHlICOMk & KELLER
HANEY AV
A fine six room home. TO be vacated
within a short time Nicely decorated
throughout House practically new.
Oak bordered floors Garland furnace.
Hot and cold water: fOor drain. Gar
age Paved street with 10 street as
sess!nents- Price and terms very az
M.a4OO
Farmers Trust Bldg.
FOX ST. EAST-tboroughI modern four
room house. Price $4,000 only S207 sc
Gown, -s--,1 pea uiOitu -.-L lest .es Is
we have ever had on anything OF this
5. NJ ROBINSON & SON.
124 Main S., Second Floor-Main 6S5.
HARTER HEIGHTS - Dutch Colonial
home completed last fall Has six
rooms, all oak floors enamel trim, hrs
place garage full basement with laun-
dry, tile bath. Price $500; about 49,
WI BAPP
RealrDr
207 s Main 81. Phone Lincoln 1911
LISTON ST, ", 1330-Neat cottage,
electric; 5O-ft alley lot with hedge.
shrubs end fruit trees. Close 70 stores
and car. Price. $3.50 $3.50 cash.
WM. HAPP
RealtOr
20I Main 81. Phone Lincoln 1571
LINCOLN WAY W.-Strictly mode. S-r.
house corner lot. Price $1,000; terms.
Cal L-243S
NORTHWEsT-Six-ToO strictly mod
ern semi bur galow. Located on Har-
LOT with two-story garage. DowL
stairs trim gum upstairs enamel
Three very large bedrooms.
WM. HAPP
RealtOr
20l Main 81. Phone Lincoln l571
EAST SIDE-9 rooms: $500 90: terms,
$4,000 cash. Houses, Bungalows. and
vacant lots in South part Of city. p
acres truck land West OF City near in
terurbgn
WESLEY vanvALIN,
624 Farmers Trust Building
Lots for Sale IS
FOR SALE-One lot, 5Oxl40, restricted,
high, overlooking South Bend, walking
distance from city. price $3.50, terms
5000, write J. j. Miller. 9O7 W.
Thomas St. South Bend Ind.
FOR SALE-A nice 5-acre tract of good
land and q new cottage. near Misha
waka, only S275O Here is your chance
% raise chickens and small fruit.
Seymour Jansen, 113 Lincoln way West.
Phone Mlshawaka 1872. b-tt
GOOD VACANT Let in 500 block Cheap.
can 20 w. Jefferson. Phone L-652S
CORNER DAYTON ana Marietta SITS,
vacant lots Inquire Of John Roth, 12i
s Main
FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOTS
Riverside Drive. 40x120 .......... 1000
Marquette Az. 45x120 ............ 1900
Dayton St, 4Ox130 ......-......... J. 200
Near Howard St, 50x132 ........ 500
DAVIES x WALSH
2l1 W Jefferson Blvd. Lincoln 57I9
FOR SALE-In River Park, aalf block OF
car line rooms bed rooms, sleep
ing porch, closets: modern in every
respect; alley side and rear; near gro
cery. church and school; price $3.50
% LOTS-A fne assortment Of good lots
In Irvington Addition. al priced the
basis Of four years ago. Some on lrv-
lngton Av. with the sewer, water and
gas at 1925.
Easy terms
EOIGT * BRADFORD
L-5111 - L-5209
2O1-2 Citizens Bank Bldg
TWO LOTS FOR SALE on south Bend
Av. ~ #. wide 10 Il. long. All i'm
proved. 1926 Corby ST. L-2269 Stan
lev Zywerst
FOR SALE-Two lots, cor. +. Fox & s.
Robinson SITS. Price $3.50 each. s. G.
Kovacs. 40 s Chaplin st. L-60s3.
FOR SALE-Park Place lots. All i'm
provements but pavementS. Adjoining
Coquillard Park and Perley School
Sold on terms Alexis COQuillard, AIS
J NJ s. Bldg Lincoln 1880.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10

MODERN SEMI BUNGALOW = Five
rooms and bath. House in excellent
condition; hardwood floors all over.
double garage, dne lot. Bargain
Main 1881 GARN BROS CO
Res Main 800 $50 Farmers Trust
A REAL HOME-FOr one looking Tor a
small home with the extra refnements
OF finish and decoration. Located on +.
Bowman St. Just off Michigan. all i'm
prOvements paid. Semi bungalow in
style, brick and cement porch with
stone coping. broad living room nm
ished entirely in oak. dining room same
finish. roOmy kitchen with ample cup
boards. basement under entire house.
good heating plant. Upstairs two fine
bedrooms, sewing room or small bed
room and bath. Kitchen and up
stairs floors are maple Built-in gar
age plastered inside. Full size lot.
South front Price for immediate sale
$500; $500 cash.
WILLIAM HAPP
Realtor
207 s Main ST Phone: Lincoln 1911
NEW CARLISLE HOME for sale or
trade room substantial brick resi-
dence. located a block and a half from
center Of town on Lincoln Highway.
Good lot. Strictly modern. Round
Oak furnace, full bath room, electric
lights. VIII sell on terms or trade for
small farm.
WILLIAM HAPP
Realtor
2O7 s Main St Phone: Lincoln 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-10

FOR SALE=New modern home on :
Michigan 81, living and dining rooU
finished IN oak Large lot VIZ be
b. 500. 500 cash. 500 per mo-
room home N0tre Dame Ave, modern
but furnace Newly decorated and new
fixtures possession at once, S44oo-
$500 cash. $50 per. NOS room mod
ern bungalow River Park Hot water
heat Sc 5nO-S50O cash. $50 per mo.
Possession 10 days. Modern home
Osborne ST. near Lincolg way Z,
SA7o0-S7O0 cash. $50 per mo.
Lincoln 5T33 go Farmers trust Bog
SEE OWNER. for sacrifice Modern
home five rooms and bath. Newly
decorated. Paved street. Easy terms
5l3 + bowman
WILL TRADE equity in good paving
apartment located Woodward Az.
for improved south Bend property.
Can Lincoln l5Il. VT. Happ.
FOR SAIL
Main S. S-7-roam Uodsrn home
In first class condition; g Bedrooms and
bath upstairs. large living room. din
ing room downstairs. Fully equipped
kitchen. fun basement laundry, large
lot hreproof garage for 4 cars. Prize
Sc sou. Cash or terms
Diamond Av.-High grade modern
bungalow. five rooms and bath. full
basement. drain. Cash or terms
Price -. 10.
Navarro Place-->even- room modern
home. hardwood floors newly decora--
ed throughout New furnace. large lot
garage Cash or terms Price, $50
Miami StES plendid s-room modern
home. newly decorated throughout
-Four large bedrooms. corner lot. 49I
132 Price $3.50 Cash or terms
Vacant lots In all parts Of the city.
Farms al sizes for sale or trade.
WILLIAM II. DTNNAHOO
ReaitoV
L 552S. County 32F5
Room 4 Farmers Trust Bldg.
THOROUGHLY-mo eight room
house. i've blocks from the center OF
town. hardwood floors. etc. Price only
5000 %. as good q bargain as We have
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03
Minot Men Purchase
Minneapolis Hotel

Minot, N: D.. July s.-Announce-
ment was received in MinA Of the
completion Of negotiations for the
purchase Of the Rogers hotel in Min
neapolis by two.Minot men. Herbert
H. Bum and Roy Vaughn. The deal
was closed recently, the two men pur-'
chasing the hotel outright at a price
Of 100000. - -
The hotel is located on Fourth
street. and Nicollet -avenue, Mime
apolis: two blocks from the city hal1,
and right in the heart Of the main
business district Of Minneapolis. ).
The hotel, one OF the best IN Min
neapo!is, has been. involved in estate
proceedings for somA time. land
Messre. Bum and Vaughn have been
considering, the purchase of the prop
erty for several months. it Ia known.
The deal was practically concluded
two weeks ago, but one of the heirs in
the estate refused to release hia title
and the deal was held up. l..
Mr.. Bum was formerly owner Of
the Central avenue cigar store in this
city. having sold it last October .
Both MI. Bum and Mr.. Vaughn.
are in Minneapolis at the present
time.
Considerable interesting history
cehters about the hotel and.its former
owner. known to many as "Tooze"
Rogers, who acquired wealth. and a
name through the hotel .,tafter. start
ing life as a newsboy on the streets
Of Minneapolis. When he died about
two years ago the estate was tied up
in probate for several months
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03

"A meeting Of the membership com-
mitteefEof the American Legion Auxili-
airy will be held Wednesday evening
at 7:30 O'clock in the Commercial
club rooms.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03
Amendment Asks
Child Protection

F- VII hNN'. 49, re-
Federal protection must be restor-
ed to Omerican children through
amendment Of the constitution and
the passage by congress of another
child baro law" declared Owen r.
Lovejoy. general secretary Of the ma
tional child labor committee, address,
ing the seventeenth national confer
ence on child labor in Providence,
r. l., last week.
Mr.. Lovejoy announced this as the
policy officially adopted by the ma
tional committee. saying that any fur
ether attempt to procure federal legis-
lation without y constitutional amend
ment would be folly. now that the
U. s.. supreme cour has successfully
found two federal child labor laws in
valid on constitutional grounds.
Demand Widespread.
Mr.. Loyejoy said that the demand
for an amendment m from all
over the; country, including the south,
where states rights feeling is as
strong. He quoted a telegram from
Governor Thomas E. KKilby of Ala
bama favoring IAN amendment m
poyering congress to enact laws for
the regulation of child labor" I
The amendment suggested by the
national child labor committee and
read at the convention today by Mr..
Lovejoy, is as follows;
Congress shall have power to reg
ulate or forbid the labor of minors
at an age Or under conditions
deemed injurious to their health for
morals. Such power shall be con-
current and not executive and the ex-
ercise thereof by congress shall not
~prevent.any state from adopting otlle:
or further regulations not inconsistent
herewith"
Protest States rights.
Mr.. Lovejoy said that this draft
amendment protects the right OF the
to go as far as they like. but
enables congress to set q minimum
standard Of national dccency. 1t is
intended, before this amendment is
introduced in congress, to submit it
for approval to the permanent confer
ence for the abolition of child labor
formed in Washington recently by
representatives Of national civic organ
izations.
The national child labor committee,
said Mr., LovejoM though it has en-
tered into an active campaign for a
federal amendment, will not diminish
in any way it's present efforts to M
prove state laws and administration.
The meeting 81 the wonen's Cath
olic Order of Foresters which was
scheduled%fo Tuesday evening OF this
week. has been postponed for a week
and Will be. held on July II:
,.%t#EG< X X y
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. J.. Mahon, 212
North Fifth street. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. McAllister. Of North
Seventh street, and Mrs. A. M. Bum
of Mayville. motored over to Maple
Lake for a weekend visit.
ID ~ r ! =
Announcement has been made, OF
the marriage of Miss Pearl .McGinnis
of Bay City. Michigan, to A. r. Aslak-
son, deputy state insurance commits
sioner. The wedding took place on
June Ia at the Swedish Lutheran par
sonage in tBay4gCity. Mr.. and Mrs. As
lakson, h~avEtarrived at Bismarck after
! spending some time in Minneapolis
andsat Minnesota lakes. I. d
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03
Sends Four
To Legion Meeting

.Bamidji. Mimi. July 81. J.-Pearce.
Don Whitman, Arthur L.. Brown and
J. d. Winter will represent the local
American. Legion organization, the
Ralph: Oracle. post, the state conven-
tion at Virginia in August. The alter,
natives will be Earl Thursber, A. DAN
nenberg, C. L. Pegelow and j. M. Rec
ord. Mrs. Hallam Huffman, chairman
of the sixth district organizationS of
representative of that group for the
gathering of auxiliaries to be held in
Virginia at the same time as the Ie-
gion meeting, will represent Bemidji
in the popularity contest at the min
ing city. 80
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03
Youne Peoples
League Meeting
!, Concluded Sunday

An address ] n the city park of Lar
81 inor9 by Governor r. A. Nestos on
&HnAny AFTERNOON and a. choral con
ert ~ the evening brought to 2 close
annual meeting of the Grand
%ofks ctscuit, Young Peoples League
330I the Norwegian Lutheran church.
The convention opened on Friday eve
ning. Rev. David Stoeve of Grand
Forks presided and was reelected
preside emit at the annual election on
Saturday EInorning.
Governor Nestos was given a cordial
reception by the convention pastors
and delegates and the citizens of Lar
the importance of Christian training
and influence in the development OF
the state and the nation. Christian
citizenship means a respect for the
law and the fuller development Of
community and national life. he said.
The Buxton high school band was
SatIarimore to greet Governor Nestos
and gave q concert during the after
nQon.
On Sunday morning Prof. Thomp-
son of Buxton delivered the conven-
tipn sermon at the regular church
service which was held.
IA concert by choirs representing
The various churches in the district
was given on Sunday night under the
direction of Mrs. Rasmus Lunseth of
this city. The choirs OF the First Lu-
theran and Bethany Lutheran church.
eshsOf Grand Forks were represented
among the singers.
, e"Grand Forks circuit comprises
a part of Grand Forks county and a
part of Trail county.
{SNfisaas Grace Dunnell, of Minot. an
S4uHnna.soGsthe state. university, and a
AAASA 1901 Z ~ -
GuRSltA Gamma, and William Hunter. of
M~ottineaisare to be married at Minot
If3hiss week. Mr. Hunter also attended
IL university here, and is a member
Az Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
SAEluncheon and shower was given
on Saturday by Misses Anieta Upton,
Carol Martin and Marion Goss, of Mi
not n Miss Dunnelrs honor. There
were stwenty-four guests.
lMAE.ssand Mrs. Joseph Roller, whose
marEissges occurred last Monday, re-
tuEri41$sAhere Sunday from a weeks
observation-disclosures the northern Min
Observation-Disclosures Mrs: Roller for
msWssENyrss$aMatss Maude Kieven.
III M1pSilap 'kor i and. her daueh.
teEssSSMtssess Eva and Vera Rorke are
at dsakesslM innetenka spending a part
OF thes,surslner.
N. X * X
MI. and Mrs. A. !. Jerome and Mr..
n Mrs.4NW. S. McKinsey left this
morning for a motor trip to Lake
Itasea n Bemidji. They will return
here Wednesday morning.
X X e.
ssR Mrs. Hannah Morgan Of Devils
. fake is hare visiting her sister. Miss
4 Mab6l Mcdonald, Ais Fourth avenue.
4 \ -
r aA6 Mrs. Roy Ireland have gone to
h Lake of the Woods to spend the July
Fourth holiday. They left on satur-
day. z
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03

Nj. ana Mrs.. E. NJ. Aidrich' Their
daushter Miss yernice Aldrtch, ano
Miss Belle Mcknight left sunaay
motor tosBeniioJ s"1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03

KILLED.

Darlington. N. D.. July 3.-Thou-
sands Of E0phers were eradicateds in
the drive conducted In Foster county.
AGENT
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03

i. River, MINI. to remain -
s.,,th Of July. they expect to rs'o \
here on wednesday I
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03

Wi1erheating. having the sanction
OF the, Koran, is common in Egypt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-03

Only is par cent of the women Of
China are able To- read.s
Evening star., 1922-06-26
gin memuriam.

CYRUS. In sad but loving remembrance OF
my dear brother, WARREN A. CYRUS, who
left me six years ago today, June 26. 1916.
Memory, what sweet thoughts you bring,
But ere death all senses steal;
Brother lips on mine / feel,
And l hear him far away
Singing ! am my home today.
In dreams l hear Abide with me;
Words of love now over me roll,
Jesus, lover of my soul.
HIS LONELY SISTER MAMIE.
Then in faith and purity.
Rock of ages. cleft for me-
Sweet cousin, words of life to me
As he sang Nearer to thee.
Our tired eyes began 10 roam,
But he is sing ing Home, sweet home.
COUSIN IRA AND GRANDMOTHER, MRS.
L. MCDONALD -
HAhRlS. In constant and eyerla sting memory
OF our dearly beloved mother. REBECCA A
LEE HARRIS. Tho entered into eternal rest
one year ago yesterday, June %, 1921.
You are not forgotten, dear mother,
That would be hard to do:
For as long as life and memory last
- We Mil always think Of you.
HER DENOTED CHILDREN, DIR. C. o. LEE
AND EVA L. SlSDTT
Evening star., 1922-06-26
PEOPLES TICKET WINS.

At the annual election for town of
ficers Saturday at North Beach. Md.
the peoples ticket nominated at tho
public mass meeting a Pythian Tenn
pie was successful by large majori-
ties. The following are the newly
elected officials: Mayor. Edward Wild
difield: treasurer, Charles Eckert:
councilmen, Joseph Royal, A. R
Townshend, jr.; E. B. Mcdowell,
Charles Schnaitmann, Jerome Harig
and G. w. Dove.
The bond issue was defeated by a
small majority.
Capt. William w. Wheeler, for
thirty years on the Washington police
force, has been appointed police Of
tiCer.
Evening star., 1922-06-26
PRISONERS ARE CAUGHT.

Harvey Johnson and Mckinley Ford,
colored men under sentence of one
year each in the reformatory at Lor-
ties. The following are the newly
at Union station ten days ago, have
been recaptured. Ford was arrested
last week and Johnson was caught
last night.
Your friend is resting quietly in
Jail with ball and chain attachment
to prevent another escape" was the
cheerful message Johnson heard from
Capt. Peak, superintendent of the jail
this morning.
johnson was further told that a
charge Of destroying government
property would be preferred against
him and his companion for fling the
handouts from their wrists.