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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

n THE RAPIDLY GROWING
ARMY OF SOUTH BEND HOME
OWNERS.
IT Is EAsY-FOR EXAMPLE.
SEE THIS ONE-A MODERN @
STORY HOME LIVING ROOM
DINING Room KITCHEN Q
LARGE BEDROOMS. BATH
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED.
ALL FLOORS FINISHED. FULL
EASEMENT STATIONERY
TUBS AND Gas HEATER. Lo-
GATED 0y WINDING BoULE-
WARD WITH ALL IMPROVE
MENTs n AND PAID FOR LOT
Dxlle A HOME LIKE THIS ~
RESTRICTED DISTRICT IS A
REAL INVESTMENT IL HEALTH
AND SATISFACTION As WE'LL
AS FINANCIALLy. Can BE
BOUGHT FOR $50 down AND
So MONTHLY. CALL OR WRITE
PROMPTLY L32l vASSAR Az.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

500 down. IS per month. brand new
f0ur-r0om bungalow. oak floors tW3
bedrooms lath. gas electric. furnlce.
laundry in basement. strictly mod erl.
now under construction. Price Hl.eiHi.
500 d0wn. SIS per month i've ~ 10
strictly modern bungalow, OAK E8ors.
Irvingron Az. 81 800.
Cleveland Az, square type strictly
modern large living room. buiit-la
book cases, oak floors, large porch. ruu
iot price S7I00.
VOIGT & BRADFORD
I-5I11 - L-5e9
e02 Citizens Bank Blcs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

s. y FIRST -FOUR HOURS ANOTH-
FIR made $50 per day. working for
themselves Be your own boss Be IN
dependent. Opportunities unlim. Par
ticuiars free Write today. Box -
Dept 3 Huntington. Ind.
Two STORY factory building fer sale or
rent well located terms reasonable.
suitable for light manufacturing owen
r. Nef~afa Snz W Fefersor 7. 612S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR THE WEDDING GIFT
Nothing could be more acceptable
than the delightfully."- distinctive cut
glass. which viii be shown at the open
ing sale of the
CUT GLASS GIFT SHOP
Az the Heller & Son Furniture Store
for no days. beginning June 3.
Citizens Of South Bend have never be
fore had the opportunity % purchase
cut glass an The price that will be
quoted during this sale
FREE-A 21-inch Cut Glass ParIor
Lamp VIII be given away on the last
day Of the sale. Ask the salesladv.
Watch for the opening OF our china
department.
TWO ROLL TOP DESKS and one safe
Walter C. Miller 100 T. Division ST.
lei L-Jl4a.
LARGE BLACK reed baby carriage: re-
versible good condition. $50 L-6734
WRITE today for free information on
practical methods for fortunes in of /.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

ONE resident and one travelling solicitor.
salary or commission. No Investment.
Federal Nurseries Rochester y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

SAILS NlANAGER-Wav work your sod
or with piker PROPOSE tious wheE our
line interests an progressive merchants Z.
We need men Who can handle statesmen.
IL r 90 NnrE nH
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

THE south Bent Business College u
placing graduates in good positions
every week in the year. This school
Is recognized by the business public "a
headquarters for Office positions. Enter
any Monday during May. Phone
Main SOL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
EMPLOYMENT
Help wanted-FemaIe
GIRLS WANTED

1s years or over. 20 run power ma
chimes We offer every comfort and
convenience for the worker. Dur work
rooms sre clean and Ight-a rest room
with matron 10 Charge factory ply
sielan-a cafeteria where food is served
az cost Good pay while learning
high piece rates for experienced opera
tors-a pay day every week.
WILSON BROTHERS
zoos " sample 81.
South Bend
Ind.
"A Good Place to Work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Help Wanted-NIale

CARPENTERS AND LAB0RERS
WANTED-APPLY 81 BROADWAY
GATE. STUDEBAKER Plant. H. G.
CHRISTIAN CO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

WANTED Exclusive sales acent fef
fastest selling radio goods. 5000 90
So 600 your yearly profits. Prompt ship
ments from cur factory $500 to 81 o0C
reouired % carry goods Quick action
necessary Sales Mgr, has Diversey.
Grhfnnrn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

FOR SALE - LINCOLN WAY TIRE
SH0P-Iires accessories and filling
station VIII sacrifice on account of
other business. 4. r. Nav. 1721 Lin
colin Way T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
saIesmcn And Agents
Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen WANTED
TWO MEN WITH AUTOMOBILES
CAN MAKE BIG MONEY SELLING
ORR So NIER RESORT PROPERTY.
THIS PROPERTY IS PRICED
CHEAPER THAN ANY LAKE PROP
ERTY IN THIS SECTION. SEASON
NOW OPEN DEMAND Is LARGE.
LIVE LEADS FURNISHED. No
CANvASSING. CALL BETWEEN 9
A. NJ AND u \. VI. 21S y MICH.
ST. ASK FOR Mr.. NUGENT. OAK
BEACH SUMNER COLONY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Investments. stocks. Bonds 3

SEQ oa0O00 MORTGAGE MONEY
available for loans on Apartment
Houses Hotels. Dfiire Buildings aud
other high grade properties GOTHAM
MORTGAGE co, Jd5 Fifth Avenue,
New York
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

3 SALESAlEN-Big money selling Marvel
Tires. Season Just starting. Most lil -
cral commissions ever offered Write
for proposition to-day Best Service
2 Tire CO. rs East y l.st.. Indianapolis.
I Statesmen WANTED-Belable man TO
call on merchants Good line and
profitable. call az sos W. Navarro Or
/ phone Main 1884.
SALESMAN-Chance to join a Detroit real
+ estate company who are going ble
here Mr. Taylor % 10 only. 4dl
Cltlzen, Bank Bldg.
SALESMEN- Several well dressed single
men. over IS yrs. or age, 90 travel Cen
tral States with manager. position
worth 81 90 So day leave city imme-
q diately See Mr.. HoTnbech. Robertson
Hotel
Statesmen with car 10 sell and demon
strate puucture proof tubes. Something
new order sample Ford size 500.
Write for particulars Make S-u Co ST.
daily. Cost no more than ordinary
tubes County agents wanted lmpe--
ial sales Co.. 62l ". b1rd >t- Clicagp-
I SALESMEN-Carry our line Of high g'ade
advertising pencils Every business q
/ potential customer Pres lower, quail
/ 1ty higher. commission more liberal
than any on the market Write for I'M
structions- o. *. Pencil Co. Louls-
vile. XIV.
/ Statesmen Men and women 90 take or
lerS for DyX Gulrlnfec4 SIX Hosiery
~rtA Nlfttk from AlltA 100 NHaAtEr I.tIe-a-
f b'ities for making money unlimited.
pYN HOSIERY co. Jo> Lyric Bldg
+ Cincinnati, Ohio.
/ SALESMAN-With ability and honesty.
between 80 and SIS years of age can
make 500 per week Personal cooper
atiGu given and leads furnished An
unusual opportunity Tor "a permanent
urahtgJle connection. Address Box 3l3
Z News Times.
/ SAILS AIANAGER-Wa work your sod
or with piker propositions wheE our
line interests OH progressive merchants. .
/ We need men Who can handle statesmen.
s. IS +. GO. York. Pa
( RIAL ESTATE Statesmen
I Now IS the time to get Poi vita live or
ganlEatiou and make some real money
We have the best property and pay The
, gheN rates ~ comm.ss ON II YOU are
I inexperienced we viii show Won h0u.
+ Apply a. y Zirk sslesuana-er
J. W. BERLINGAAlE CO
3 BlackstoRe Theater Blle
WANTED Exclusive sales AGENT f9f
fastest selling radio goods 5000 20
s25000 your yearly profits. Prompt ship
nents from Cur factory. $500 to SfO0C
required 10 carry goods Quick action
necessary. Sales AIEr, Has Diversey
Chicago.
ANTED-Man 81 act a. salesmauager
and salesman for 81 Joseph County.
selling groceries. paint. oils. etc. direct
% customers This Il great chance
and only good. reliable men need ap-
piy Our salesmen are making bis
money Address a. 81 Hendershef
phone L-lc5o Tor an appointment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

MN MANAGER Tbere Is big
opportunity for some live man 10 Sc
rura an exclusive selling agency; line
without competition We have circular
fre1 vour territory and are able % turn
ger % Won inquiries from dealers
ready 90 represent MS Must finance
l-Itial order Give telephone number II
POSSIBLE Alcemo Nfg Co. 1f6 Bridge
ST. Newark y =
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

Help wanted-NIale

htAf ~ dtAtf-tA-- stu
ONE resident and one travelling solicitor.
salary or commission. No Investment.
Federal Nurserles Rochester. y. y.
EXPERIENCED Band saw men. Apply
acme Mfg. Co. 81 Sycamore
WANTED cook and helper Cor sum
mer camp Man and vile preferred.
Reference required Write particular
% News-T ines. Box oi5
/ WANTED-Foundry laborers. timers.
yardmen. electrician an0 wood ma b.
/ chine operators Dodge Mfg. Co,
I WANTED Paper haager Harry Katz.
6lI ~ Division 81
TED-Experienced caller out TO as
sist hashlight photographer Write
r. u Wren. Washlngton. Indiana.
WANTED 81 NEN-TO work on Mini
Farm. BarQda. Mich A. +. Beehe &
Sons.
J WANT -W0odworklng mlchine oper-
ators, foundry 1Ed yardmen. steady
employment for the right mea Dodge
Mig Co. MIshawaka. Ind
WANTED Men write for free nickle
plated key ring. bottle opener. com
pete eaJalog ana malt secrets ,lsiso every e
BuHal0. y. D.
MAN-to sell guaranteed shrubs. roses,
trees. plants Weekly pay. Perma-
neut. Experience unnecessary. Write
now. Barry Nursery Co.. Rochester
y. D.
L. $. GOVERNMENT wants uen-womcn
over IL steady work life jobs. SD 20
Sl32 month. paid vacation common
education sufficient. list positions free.
Write Immediately. Franklin Institute.
Dept. vi, Rochester y. D.
/ EARN $40 TO so monthly, expenses
paid, as railway traffic inspector poo
sition guaranteed after months
/ sparetime study or money refunded
/ excellent opportunities Write for free
booklet l. 293. stand Business Train
ing Institute. y. y.
/ MEN wanted to qualify for hremen
brakemeu. experience unnecessary
/ transportation furnished Write W
Boggess. Supt. 81 Louis
/ GOOD LIVE MAN 10 act as general agen
One who can sell the best health and
= accident policies written. Write rs fol
[ our liberal contract. The Western
/ Casu2ity Co. Gas & Electric Bldg.
DeaNer. iolo.
7 WANTED-Man for South Bend aud meI
or women vicinity Michigan Gifts. Gary
/ Valparaiso and Goshen to- demonstrate
the Seehrist Pressure Cooker and Can
/ ner. Used 10y Indiana University anC
/ hy government demonstrators Cooks
I food i'm one-third time. Sold ou pay
+ meuts carried 10y company and saves Jos
I own payments on meat and tuel hlis
I See June Delineator. pages 40 and a
/ Will send Information about demon
/ stratOrs who are making 500 week
Write an full and give references Albert
Sechrist Mfg. Co. Denver. Colo
+ ELECTRICITY TAUGHT BN EXPERTS
/ Earn while YOU learn at home Elec
trical book and proof lessons free. sue
cess guaranteed and position secured
/ Write 10 Chief Engineer Cooke, 2l4
Lawrence av.. Chicago. H.
( EARN s. TO $40 DAY gathering ever
greens and herbs in the fields and road
side. book and prices free Botanical
+ 4S6 West Haven. Conn.
f, MAKE So To 50 weekly extra during
4 spare time selling greatest sensation
Of year Every candy. cigar. dellca
lessen, drug and general store "a pros
+ pect Sell from photograph Inior
Speciality Mfg. Co. Dept G.. Albion
\ Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

WRITE today for free information on
practical methods for fortunes in oil +.
unit plans, royalties and leasing ex-
planned. how 70 pick winning oil In
vsetments Harry W Thrower, OIL
Properties, 32S Chronicle bldg. Hous-
ton. Texas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Help-Malc or Fcmofe

Hclp-Malc or Fcnl1lS "a
WOMAN TO cook i'm boarding house,
outside; good wages to right party.
Men to work outside Wages 2Jc an
hour Board $50 week. ~ +.
Beebe 90 Oak st.. Niles. Mich
WANTED BERRY PICKERS for the
season, must be willing % work stead
ilv. not afraid of the sunshine. Apply
William Zech. Berrien Springs Inter
urban station 23ia
A LOCAL CONCERN wishes represen-
tative. man or woman. If you are "a go
getter possess pep, punch and person
atty. wish TO hear from you. stating
age and experience. giving your phone
number. Box 80. News-Times
Statesmen And Agents 35
AGENTS-S20 daily distributlng Bamboo
Self filing Fountain Pens Best $40
pen made
AGENTS Wonderful seller. 9Gc rsoft
every dollar sales Deliver ON sp0t. Iii
cense unnecessary. sample free. Mission
Factory :. 2421 Smith av.. Detroit. Mich
AGENTS WANTED to advertise our
goods and distribute free samples Co
consumer. Q0e per hour Write for full
particulars American Products Co.
500 American Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio
AGENTS can't resist. great sell
or. no competition, large profits; VT O.
for sample. Adams 1I9 y. Wells
Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

SALESNIEN-Big money seIIInc Marvel
fires. Season just starting. Most lil
cral commissions ever offered. Write
for proposition today Best service
Tire CO. rs East y N.St.. indianapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

Statesmen WANTED-ReIjabIe man to
call on merchants. Good line and
profitable Call al sos W. Navarro Or
phone Main 1894.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

MERCHANDISE
Sewing Machines. 59A

Sewing Machines. 59A
80 new Singer rs machines $3.50 each
8 slightly used Singers. lat
est stvle .....-........-.. 800 each
. drop head Automatic Frees 80 each
. drop head Standard 10
tarfes Observation-Disclosures. 600 each
. New Homes. slightly used - J0 each
. Rotary Whites slightly
used Observation-Disclosures. 550O each
. Wheeler 4 Wilson's ~ 1900 each
3 Box Top Singers ..-.....- 1000 each
Guaranteed and delivered. Call or
phone Geo Sewing Machine Exchange
10 r. Jefferson Blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04
Sewing Machines 5OA

SEWING MACHINEs-Large assortment.
new aad rebuilt, all kinds. Right
prize, easy terms. Open evenings. r
Wise. sol y. Hill ST, south Bend
Mishawaka branch. oO0i W Sixth ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-04

Situations Wanted-Female Sc
EXPERIENCED Hungarian girl wants
situation with private family doing gen
erai homework Call T32 W. Monroe.
WASHINGS and Ironings by reliable par
ties No clothes mixed or lost. called
for AND Delivered Main 292T.
Situations Wanted-Male 81
POSITION WANTED. by married man.
Several years experience as account
ant, also Gs salesman. Address Box
pos. News II ines
MARRIED MAN - years; speaks six
languag esy experienced in auto line
hardware. clothing and paints. desires
permanent position where pep and
back hone are essential Address Ma
.tolfan Mis- Waka
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-04-25
CITY BOND ISSUE
OvERSUBSCR|BED
MORE THAN 5 Times
Entire Offering Taken by
Speyer & Co. at Bid
of fO2.766.

Comptroller Craig opened at noon
to-day bids for new issues Of New
York City corporate stock bearing In
terest at the rate of IA per cent.
and to run for fifty years.
The successful bidder was Speyer &
Co. Its bid was for all or none of
the issue at 102.766. This bid was at
an income basis of approximately All
per cent. and easily overtopped all
other bidders.
The offering was one of the most
successful in recent yeas. The
Speyer bid gives the city a premium
of s1.244.7oo. The offering v>ss more
than eight times over subscribed.
Other bids received were J. P,
Morgan & Co. for all or none of the
issue at 1o1.12s7 or any part al
1oo.27s7.
A syndicate composed of Dillon.
Read & Co., Kuhn. Loeb G. Co. and
Kidder. Peabody & Co. bid 1o0.677
for all or none OF the issue and 1o0.127
for any part.
Associated with Speyer & Co. we're
the Bank of the Manhattan Company
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co.. Bank OF
America. Title Guarantee G. Trust
Co.. Hanover National Bank. Domi-
nick & Dominick, J. 8. Bache & Co
and others.
Comptroller Craig, commenting on
the sale, said: "I have nothing to
say, The results speak for them
selves"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-04-25
RUSSIAN DEMANDS
FLATLY REJECTED
AS TOO IMPOSING
Allies Take Firm Stand When
Soviet Insists on Terms as in
German Treaty.

GENOA. April 20 Omitted Press).
Allied experts met to-day to con-
slider a fresh crisis at Genoa. created
by new and more imposing Russian
demands.
Chltcherin and his colleagues. once
the air was cleared OF trouble stirred
up by the Russo German treaty. and
they were back in committee. pro-
duced a completely novel set OF
claims.
They wanted cancellation OF their
war debts, u thirty-year moratorium
and an international loan.
The Allied members OF the Ex-
perts' Commission found these sug-
gestions most unacceptable and Sir
Laming worthlngton- Evans in
formed the Russians It was useless TO
continue the session. He announced
the reply OF the experts TO the new
suc Jestions would be considered
to day.
Meanwhile. the heads of the Allied
delegations. apprised OF Russia's
change OF front, took . Arm stand
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-04-25

cents the dollar
a
a bucketshop
it's financial egeman for long period
rotte
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of
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Continued Fourth
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-04-25
HARDING TO SEND
STRONG TO WORLD
MONEY CONGRESS
President. Thinks Conference
of Bankers Will Do Much
to End Distress.
FAVORS MORGAN GOING
Financier'S Participation in
Reparations Approved by
Government.
FAVORS MORGAN GOING
BY David Lawrence.
Especial Correspondent of The Eve-
ming Worldly


ming Worldly
WASHINGTON, April % Copy
right Financial phases of world re-
construction are developing which
may bring the United States into ac-
tive cooperation with the economic
forces of Europe.
President Harding let 1t be known
to-day that the invitation to the Fed
eral Reserve Board to participate in
be called by ;:,s Bspk of Enxiand
would be accepted. He announced
that Benjamin Strong, Governor of
the Federal Reserve Bank OF New
York City, would be sent abroad to
represent the Federal Reserve system.
The President believes the confer
nee can do usful things and that
America may be able to be of con-
siderable help.
Mr.. Harding explained also that the
United States Government had no OBJ
lection to Mr.. Morgan's attendance
at the meeting OF bankers summoned
by the Preparations Commission.
So far as known, the new plan is
to stabilize exchange. 1t Is not
thought that the various paper cur
rencies of Europe can be brought
back to their normal value by any
artificial measures, but 1t is believed
something can be done to prevent
marked fluctuations. especially with
the certainty OF big international
loan which will take care of the OBJ
legations of Germany.
The announcement by J. p. Morgan
that he has accepted the invitation of
the Reparations Commission to dis
cuss the chances of selling in Amer
lea an international loan to Germany
is only one Of a number of co-inci-
dent steps which are gradually being
taken with view to financial CO.
operation by Allies and former foes.
II J. p. Morgan believes a German
loan can be fioated. provided It is
guaranteed or indorsed by several of
the Allied and Associated Powers, the
formation of an American banking
group would probably be encouraged
and the moral support Of the United
States Government will then have to
be won.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-04-25
FRENCH WILL GIVE RUSSIANS
48 HOURS TO DROP DEMANDS
OR QUIT GENOA CONFERENCE
Explicit Instructions From
Paris Order Delegation TO
Garry Out in Full Policy as
Laid Down by Poincare.
Cannot Continue to Bargain
Lloyd George Declares in
Outlining British Policy of
No Quarrel With Anyone.

LONDON, April 25 ASSOCIATED
Press) There Is reliable informa-
tlon. declares a Central News de-
spatch from Genoa to-day. that NJ.
Barthou Of the French delegation
received Geographically this morn
ing explicit instructions 70 insist at
the conference upon the terms con-
tanned in Premier Poincare's speech
of yesterday.
The French delegation. says the
message. has declared 1t would press
for a forty-eight-hour uitimatum to
Russia or else break from the con-
ference altogether.
Premier Poincare's speech created
great CONSERVATION in conference
circles, II is added.
Prime Minister Lloyd George, ad
dressing press representatives at
Genoa, authorized them to transmit
an appeal from him to the British
public asking II not to accept state
ments appearing in some of the Eng
lish papers regarding the Genoa COM
ference until he had an opportunity
of dealing with them in Parliament,
says a second Central News dispatch
from Genoa to-day. The dispatch
quotes him as continuing:
premier Poincare's speech was a
very serious declaration made with
out any consultation with the Allies
and Is not calculated to improve CO.
operation among the Allies. II has
nothing 20 do with Genoa. but French
opinion is undoubtedly being infiamed
by misstatements alleging the British
are pursuing a policy Of secret talks.
"our policy 10 that we have no
quarrel with the Russian people and
do not fear German Russian menace.
but we determined to prevent Eu-
rope from again becoming a sham
blss.
I'VE want to adopt an open. hu-
mane policy. but the attitude OF dele
gates towards a settlement makes our
work difficult. We cannot continue 70
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-04-25
SIR CONAN DOYLE
NOT ONLY ONE TO
TAKE SPIRIT PHOTO
Newark Woman Believes She
Has a Picture of Her Uncle
Dead Ten Years.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is not the
only one who can exhibit pictures Of
spirits appearing In ectopiasm. that
mysterious substance which the
creator OF Sherlock Holmes says
emanates from the bodies OF
mediums.
L The Newark. N. j.. star Eagle to-
day published a photograph taken by
Mrs. Mary Haug. which Mrs. Haug
believes shows the spirit likeness OF
an uncle who died ten years ago.
She believed that her daughter
Isabel, seven, also in the picture. was
In communication with the spirit
world.
1.-THE picture was made with an
ordinary camera" Mrs. Haugh
stated. at was my daughters
birthday and we had presented n
camera TO her.
81 took her picture standing on the
porch steps and had the ron OF film
developed at drug store. When
looked at the film and print, / was
astonished to see in the lower left
hand corner, portrait of my uncle.
William Henry Breeland. who died
ten years ago. Certain details
strengthened my belief II was a spirit
photograph"
Mrs. Haug explained that her
uncle had died from the effects Of an
accident. in which his right hand had
been torn off.
THE picture shows that the right
hand Is missing" she continued.
Not believing my own eyes alone,
showed the picture to my aunt, wife
Of Mr.. Breeland, who as soon as she
saw the picture, recognized IL as that
OF her husband.
Mrs. Haug, who says her daughter
was born with double wells over her
eyes. was sure that tho child was
able to communicate with the spirit
world.
"At the age Of three, she showed
that she could see what others could
not" Mrs. Haug said. I'VE scolded
her great deal, and II made her
mind come back with full force"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-04-25
FLORIDA SEAPLANE
MISSING; 6 ABOARD
Naval Aircraft Searching for Pass
engers Gone Since Early
Yesterday.

KEY WEST, Fla, April 25.-The
commercial seaplane Santa Maria.
which left here Monday at $40 A. M.
for Nassau, with six persons aboard,
including a woman, has not arrived al
It's destination and naval seaplanes Of
the Atlantic Squadron left here early
to-day to search for II.
On board the plane were Pilots Mu-
sick and Richardson. Mechanic Rod
erick. DR.. Eugene Lowe. Leslie Curry
and a woman passenger from Ha-
vana, whose name has not been
learned.
DR., Lowe and Mr.. Curry. who is a
pharmacist, we're en- route TO attend
Duke Schiller. seaplane pilot. who
was mobbed and seriously injured at
Nassau last week when, II II be-
lieved. he was mistaken for q Pro-
bibiton ofticer.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-04-25
Mary Ends Her Contrary Spell;
, will Wed Mccormick in June
Joint Statement Issued by Herself and Fiance
in Paris Saws They Will Be Married

Until the end Of May. when we go
to London, we will remain on the Con-
tinent.
I'VE have decided to issue this
statement through the United Press in
order to avoid further publicity"
Mrs. BGker. mother of the BRIDE
to-be. gave the above statement her
approval and the children a blessing
in advance, and announced that
Mary's fondest wish this side of the
end OF June was to be left alone to
enjoy Paris.
The mysterious figure of Harry
Channon Of Chicago, supposed rival of
Mccormick. to-day faded gracefully
into the background.