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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
MISHAWAKA DOUBLE
BIO WILING LEAGUE
Six Teams Bowl at the Pas
time Alleys Sunday
Afternoon.

Considerable interest is being man
ifested in the Mishawaka double
bowling league. which is being held
at the Pasume alleys. Six teams
bowled Sunday afternoon, and the
results were as follows:
wnAVTEnC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
Knighes of Columbus
Vim Game From Al Stars

The K. c. basketball team defeat
ed the South Bend All Stars Sunday
afternoon by the score OF IS TO %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

We have a wide selection OF beau
tiful primrose south Bend Floral
Co. 122 y Michigan ST. 351-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

as per cent Reduction Sale. vern-
on's. sSA-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

North Side Trust & Savings Co.
Will pay 4Go interest on all savings
deposits made prior to Jan. u, from
Jan. ADV. 3tS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
North Side Trust & savings O..

VIII pay 40 interest on all savings
deposits made prior to Jan. y. from
Jan. ADV. ats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

All 100 cigars. 8 for 1oc. Engsrs.
33s-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
M ishowaka
Classified
Automobiles For sale

AufOmObiles For sale n
roRDs-To THE PARTY DESIRING
A GOOD CHEAP USED FORD CAR
CALL MISHAWAKA 2OT1. EVEN.
fNGS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

GIRL wanted for Homework no wash
ing; foreign girl preferred. 20 y.
AllI ~ or nhnra Niehnwnkl lnI. Sf2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

MARION 81. W. 11+-Three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping for rent /,
all modern private entrance Phone
Mishawaka coca. Stf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

FOR RENT-Fiye-r room, partly modern
garage. near Veneer plant; rent rea
souable. Colp8crt Realty Corp, 126
lincoln WgV W Itl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

az the X. OF c. gym. The X. C's
have just recently organized and
have a good team. The lineup was
as follows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

SIGNAL TAIL TTGHT-The National
Code on display at the Red Cross Phar-
macy. Wm Payette, agent. 1f3 W. Mar
ION ~ Qf3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

GOOD HOMES built on easy terms. John
e. Farweu. General Contractor, Reed
Bldg, Mishawaka. Phone Mish. 233S
FOR SALE-New five rooms and bath
all modern. Price viii surprise you.
Inquire stark Realty Co. 5t10
FOE SALE-BunEalow OF five rooms on
W. Jefferson ST. Furnace. lights and
gas. Price S5-u0. Inquire at Stark
Realty Co 5t10
FOR SALE-Five rooms and bath. an
modern, on paved street; good lOca-
ton. Price reasonable. Inquire Of
stark Realty 60. 5tlO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

FOR SALLY number Of land contracts
ranging from $1,000 90 $1,000 bearing in
terest 40 go. Owner guarantees pay
ments on any OF these contracts.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION.
Phone Mishawaka ISL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

FORSALE View Groom partly modern
bungalow on big lot Basement under
entire house large kitchen. sink in
kitchen good sized dining room Iiv-
ing room bed rooms with spacious
closet in each House lust completed
one and oue-haIf blocks east Of Main
on Jefferson av Price $1,000. VIII sell
on e8sv payment plan
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
Phone NisLawaka ISL.
126-S Lincoln Way West 7tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
Something
More

than the mere merchandise
ing Of correct apparel is told
by the atmosphere" which
prevails in this typical fashion
store. You feel welcome the
instant you cross our TIRES
hold, because you ARE-you
instantly sense the constant de-
sire Of every individual in this
organization to serve you in
diligently and cautiously
even though you say. I'm just
looking.
We have striven hard to
make this a store to which
you can come In confidence
and from which you can go
away with satisfaction and
we want to express our sincere
thanks for the general ap-
proval of our efforts.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
FoR sALE-HoUsEs

SAVE RENT - Better homes for
less II we build them. Monthly in
stallments. Free plans. 10 years in
Phoenix Carl 1T. johnson &. Co
Contrs ctors. Central and Madison. tf
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13

GENEVA, Ill..--Not unlike the
sailor who has a sweetheart in every
port" is the case Of Mrs. Helen Fer
guson Drexler-
Except that, according to federal
warrant. her "sweethearts' are hus-
bands; is of them in all and every
one a sailor or a soldier.
Mrs. Drexler, 81, is held in the
county Jail under $4,000 bail, here,
while government officials are at
tempting to find out the why's and
wherefores of the continuous we'd
ding march in which they say she
played the part of the wife.
Federal authorities maintain that
she became a repeating BRIDE in
order to draw war risk allowances
Cor herself and a three-year- old
child by her first marriage in 1917,
TO Wilfred Taylor soldier.
To which Mrs. Drexler replies:
Il loved them all. | didn't want
their money. I was simply crazy
about uniforms. ] believe ! loved
No. 10 best He bossed me around.
Gosh! / don't remember how many
[ married"
Unless all the husbands are round
sd up and brought into court 1t may
be necessary to free the repeating
bride"
"And they'll have some job doing
that" says she. There is nothing
harder to find than a soldier -hus-
band A. w. Q. L."
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
Conservation OF
Lumber Bill Gets
Backing OF Many
TRepubIIcan a. p. Leased Wlrel

republican -. =. LEASED WHcl
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL. - CO.
operation Of the federal government
with states and private interests in
the conservation of timber, as pro-
posed in the Smell Mccormick for
estry policy bill, was advocated yes
terday before the house agricultural
committee by Ray Danaher of San
Francisco, representing the Califor-
MIA White Pine Manufacturers as
sociation-
Lumber manufacturers on the Pa
cific coast, Mr.. Danaher said. de-
sire government regulation designed
to prevent destructive forest fires
and provide comprehensive pro-
gram OF reforestration.
sReforestration of idle lands must
be encouraged IL scarcity of tim
ber, when the present growth is ex-
hausted, is to be avoided, Dean j. w.
Toumeye of the Yale forestry school,
told the committee. The only way
in which the future forestry problem
can be solved is by cooperation be-
tween the federal government, states
and owners of timber tracts, he add
ed. endorsing the principle of the
bill.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
$500 Cash

THE BEST LITTLE HOME IN
Phoenix at this price. Four room
modern frame bungalow, lathed and
plastered and tinted. located on In
dian school car line; is nearly new
and very neat owner going; must
sell; going at $1,000: $500 cash. the
balance monthly. See
FRED A DIBBLE. REALTOR,
IL n. First Ave. Phone 50oS blk
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
FOR sALE-aEAL ESTATE
A Sacrifice

Corner lot 15x150 feet. N. E. Has
good two story building on rear with
cement floor below and modern liv-
ing rooms above. Bath and built in
features. Price $4,000. only $500 cash.
Bal. easy terms. Grover c. Miller
with f. A. Jefferson. 80 N. Central
Ave. Phone 6110. If
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
Col. Joe-Masoner
General Auctioneer

General Auctioneer
Stock and farm sales speciality.
Sales of all kinds conducted any
where: 80 years on the block enables
me to render the best of service.
See me before you sell. / will save
you money. Office AL N. Center
street. Phone 1880. Phone 5147 If
ADMINISTRATORS Auction Sale
Monday, Jan. 16, commencing at 1880
p. m, at 131 e. Monroe. The effects
of Leo Black, deceased, Studebaker
Touring car. Lot Of bicycle supplies
and all kinds of tools. f. M. Rowe,
administrator. G. o. McMurtry, Auc-
tioneer. bm
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
5-Acre Snap

A dandy five acre home, all in al
falfa, northeast of town; in the
orange belt: 4 room frame house;
good well of water Price only $3,100
aud only $500 down, balance easy. If
you are in the market for this size
place you had better see this. Live
Wire Realty Co, 142 w. Adams st.
Phone $3.50 bg
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
AGREE ON AMNESTY

DUBLIN, Jan. l2.-Amnesty has
been agreed on as a result of negotia-
tions between the Irish cabinet and
the British government, according to
a report current here tonight, and
Irish political prisoners, including
those sentenced to death, confined in
both Irish and British prisons, will
be liberated Wednesday or Thursday.
The death penalty prisoners number
ahol1t 40
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
FoR sALE-Eoes AND pouLrRx

FOR SALE-Nine young thorough
bred Brown Leghorn hens and cock
erel. 1912 w. Roosevelt. bl
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
Washington Senator
Denounces NeWberry

Republican A. p. Leased Wtrel
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-Senator
Johns, Republican OF Washington, an
nnounced in a speech late yesterday
that he would not vote to seat Sem
ator Newberry because of the large
campaign expenditure in his behalf.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
Farm Tools
Auction
Sat-, Jan. 18th
27 South Fifth Ave.

ivory bedroom set, parlor set,
library table and rockers, extra good !:
dressers, rugs, dining tables, gas
ranges, oil stoves, heating stove, beds,
cots, tools, cooking utensils, chairs.
center tables, hose This will be big
sale of all kinds of goods. Be sure
and come early. Send us anything
you want to sell. You will be pleased
when you get the returns. We have
pleased thousands of customers.
Phone 4779 and get estimate before
you SELL | conducted so sales in 1921.
pay cash for household goods
]. b. GUESS, THE AUCTIONEER,
II
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
Buy This

$4,000 modern home for S3S00. Only
$500 cash. See M. Fred Knapp at
Citizens State Bank. bn
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
HURRY UP!

IF YOU WANT TO GET ONE OF
THESE USED CARS AT THESE
Low PRICES YOU WILL HAVE
TO GET BUSY.
1920 DODGE BROTHERS
TOURING ............ 1856
1919 DODGE BROTHERS
ROADSTER ....... S615
1917 DODGE BROTHERS
TOURING ............... $495
1920 DODGE BROTHERS
SCREEN COMMERCIAL
1919 DODGE BROTHERS
SCREEN COMMERCIAL
TRUCK ................ se45
1920 OAKLAND TOURING
LOOKS AND RUNS LIKE
NEW. NEW TOP. NEW
FINISH. OWE r HAULED
COMPLETELY ........... $O4o
1918 CHEVROLET TOURING
RUNS FINE, NEW TOP,
NEW FINISH, GOOD RUB
BER. SPECIAL Low Price 1926
1921 FORD ROADSTER
FIVE NTHS OLD,
CAREFULLY BROKEN IN.
THIS is A BARGAIN. -. 1886
1920 FORD TOURING
EMOU NTABLE RIMS.
EXTRA GOOD RUBBER.
RUNS LIKE NEW. ... $685.
1917 FORD TOURING
SPECIAL TERMS ON
THIS, MANY EXTRAS and
GOOD MECHANICALLY. $IsS
Macarthur Brothers
Used Car Dept.
SEE STEVENS
Phone 1891. Central and Madison
Arizona republican., 1922-01-13
Furniture
Live Stock

so head good work mules.
25 head horses, all kinds.
Cows and springers.
800 chickens.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17

Grau otto Burf perretite Jrsiz
togna6mittag nod Waibbnm, MH.
no lie itd etli6e Mo6en int 6eim bon
9errn nro Trall Martin 8urf be-
lndSpeii e aufbalten tpirb.
SEER uno Trau 8illiam, Saeger
BON 2amberton maren anfangs Ser
Wo6e In Der 5tdbt UNI Suit Yaeger
bon Mapleton, eine11 8rnoer, 3n be-
in9en Der ii6 lebten D%onnerstag I'M
Union 9oipital ether Operation unz
termarf
0ie 5tation8 Mgent 5tarr be-
ri6tet, 1T 5lpiidden Watertomn nlo
Ganbp binnen Der lebten 5mei Wo6en
iebr piel 9hnee gefallen nnb Die
Motarp 56neepfliige iinb beitd11btg I'M
Sang. SO 1T peri6iebene Ma1e palz
iirt, bab Sic. s3iige In bieier Dioiiton
ben Nnidlub nod bier perpabten.
@tn 6etienber er5dblte Ssrrn 5tarr,
oaB er bier Gage In @elt @npertor,
|5outb Dafota feitiab, megen 56nee
8lodabe. @ie bieier Mann aus
iagt, 1T ber. 96nee mebrere SUP tief
.quf Dem @bener unb bab eS eine gan5e
Nnsabl Yldte eibt meitli6 bon Broof=
tngS, no ser 5dnee BIB an bas obere
@noe Der 6enitereoer Haiagter 8asen
sret6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
81. Sabre aft.

Dienstag mar e8 Gran @ilbelmtne
Mlmtn berg0nnt I'M &reile tbrer &tnz
Ser nnb &inoeSfinber ibren 81. Sc
%bnrtStag 81 fetern. Trot ibreS boben
NlterS erfreut it6 Tran Mlmtn thinner
nod ser beiten @einnbbett nn6 tie mtr6
it6erlt6 100 Sabre alt meroen. @e=
ntgiten8 bofft tire Tami1te unb boffen
tire Treun6e, bab tbr bteie NuS5ei6z
nung perg0nnt iein m0ge. Trau III
min lit betnabe bltnb unb au6 <betrabe
-taub, aber trobbem i6etnt file baS Sc
ben immer nod gu 9enteben.
@etlbte Subtlartn let6t auf~geregtun6
Dertpirrt mirb, nabmen Die &tnoer btez
les Sabr baoon Nbitanbein egr0bere Sc
burtStagSfeier gu arran9ieren 1pie oa8
btSber tmmer .9ei6eben lit. Mit Nu8z
nabme bon Gmil maren idmtlt6e
.@tnber CUR @ebmrtStagsfeter BIER.
Son auSmdrtS eri6ienen maren Breb
bon 9leepp @pe, 9ermatl bon ct.
Saul, gilbert s. bon Moun6 uno bic
etn5ige 1o9ter, Trau 9ermann 8reitz
freub bon Mrltngton. Nben0S be-
gaben ii@ bie &il1ber mad Dem So.
Nlmin @eim an Morb stote @trabs
no bie Subtlartn mobnt unb langen
tbr ba8 2ieb BOT, bas bie Mntter tie
gelebrt batte, In Der alten 8lodbiitte
am COTTONWOOD 6lub no Ste Gamilie
bamalS mobnte. Die Subilarin lit be-
rettS CUR u%rgrobmutter aoaneirt
unb ba8 d1teite l1renfel &tn6 1T %
Sabre alt. Gs 1T bemna6 nt6t aus
gei6loiien, bab Sic Subtlartn ii6 nod
Sen Ittel 1r=nrz@ aneig<
men fanr ebe tie oaS 3ettlide legnet.
Die pielen Treunbe Der Snbilarin
boffen, bab e8 ibr perg0nnt iettr m0ge
menigften8 long genug gu leben um
bas 100. @iegenfelt fetern 3u f0nnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
Muiifaliider @enuk in Gpngre=
g%atiDna Stride.

Der Trouenperein ser @on9rega=
tional Stride plant eir1 &on3ert fit
ben II. Mdr3 an mel6em ii6 folsenoe
&iinitler Die bier norteilbaft befannt
iino, betetligen peroen: ;6Srau Robert
.96mttt, friibere Margaret SidfsS,,
.Hiantitin; Brau Cigar 3eIe, 8ioftnizz
ftin unb Trau Miloreb pc 3NfieS, 8oz
faliittn, Sin GtntrittS9efb bon SO
Gents mirb erboben mer0en um bie
8~etfefoiten un6 10 meter 5n oeden.
GS 1T ntdt bte Sbee @el0 5u MAIDEN,
ionbern pielmebr Mmiifltebbabern etz
men muitfalti6en @ennb 5u bereiten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
Sabrlides Stat Gurnier,

Md9ten Counting, Ben 10. Sebruar,
ftnoet ba8 idbrlt6e Sfot Inrnter
be8 StaatsberbarbS IN ct. Saul
unb 3tpar I'M nener1 rDentihe @auS"
itatt. S3met Sttungen meroen ab>
gebalten merben; Sic erlte na6mittagS
be9inneno UNI 2 ubr 80 unb Die
Nbenoiihnns UNI Z 1br 80.
Die Megtitrterung begtnnt II nbr
morgenS. Die @mtrittSgebibr be-
trdgt $3.50 nnb bie idbr1t6en Bei<
fridge so Gents tpte bi8ber. Dtte garz
gen @innobmen nerben TIT Hretien perz
teilt merben. Der erlte Rrets 1T 500
tn @olb unb auberbem iinb meitere
20 8retie In !Nl8it6t g%eitelt.
DieS tit baS erite Seal bab bus
9fat Iurnier TN nDeuti6e Sous
ltattfin6et unb baS Management oeS
rDeut]6e 6auies" mirb ipectelle Nn<
ltrengungen MAIDEN ben Sfat Dnfeln
ben Nufentbalt baielbit 10 an9enebm
tpie mSgli6 3u geftalten. @eraoe
iDetl Die Hdnmlt6fetten 10 5npedent=
ipredenb iino, glaubt man, oab BITE
8etetlt9ung 6ieies Sabr better iein
tpir6 nie felt LANCER d3ett.
Wie ptele bon Stem nlm Dem Cur.
rier %beipobnen merben fann nod nidt
NIT 8eitimmtbett gelagt merben. Wlan
glaubt iebo6, bab ii6 3mti6en IS nno
80 beteiliger per6en. @ine Nn5abl
Der &egler Ste Treitag nno SamStag
benz &egler tournament bettpobnen
tper6en, baben Dor, au6 benz Sfat
Inrrier am Sonntag bei5uuobnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
SIN @pipital seitorben.

Mdbreno Der D%ergangeren WD1e
linb 5fpet Eobesfdae TN 2oretto 9opt*
tai porgefommen. Betbed Ser Ser
.ltorbenen nqren hon etlideoW o9en
Yatiienteno TIM @oipitala geDefen utb
beibe litte1 an &ranfbeiten bic ant6f
fnrirt fperbe11 fontten. a3ia1
QoliS 9Dlgaarb mar Der er{fe SET
itarb. @be ct mad bent 9oipttal gez
bra9t murbe, mar er bet ieinem 5Dbn
in .@olben @ate nobnbaft. Gr TT
einem @rebsleiben gum 0pfer gefalz
len. @err5ofgaarb NAT In Ddne=
mart I'M Sabr 1866 g%eborensunb fam
mad Mmerifa als er bereits 80 Sabre
alt mar. SIM Sabre 1911 batteaer
4baS Mtbgei6td ieine beioen 6lBe
berart gu perfrieren, 6ab Tie amputirt
meroen mubten. @r mar alio lett
Sen lekten 5ebn Sabren eth &ruppel.
2ei9e murbe mad @olben @ate
gebradt no aud 6aS 8egrdbniS ftattz
fanb.
Da8 a11bere Spfer oeS grinnme1l
56nitterS mar Stmon 5teffl ber
lebten Mittmo6 Der TuberculofiS
gum Dpfer fte1. Gr mar lett benz |.
De3ember 9atiert TN 5oipital eetpez
len. 5err @teffl miro bon ieiner
Mntter, Tran Gliiabetb 5teffl nnb
einer 59nefter, Trau Margaret
.5dreiner Don 5leepp she iberlebf.
ST mar 43 Sabre aft unb nidt uerz
beiratet. Das Acknowledgements fano
55amstagmorgen BON Der fatboliiden
ct. Marp'S Stride IN 5leepp she aus
itatt nno Ste 8etiebnng erfolgte auf
benz fatbolifden .Trie0bof 6ortielbit,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
9pfal Menigfeiten.
= 6ranf $. 9eifert bon 5leepaa5a
Gpe beiorste Treitag lekte Wo6e
G5elddite bier In SEEM l1lm.

6ranf $. 5eifert bon 5leena
Gne bel orste Treitag lekte Wo6e
@elddfte bier In Nem nlm.
Sarrp 8ranb, Medanifer III
Scr Gertral Nuto So. beiudte lebte
@ode mebrsre Gage Sen Nuto 9botp
IN Sen S6meiterl tdbten. ~,
Sri. Sattte 8altrui6 lit BON
Chicago uno WtnneapoltS 3uriidge=
febrt no lie tire Tritbiabrs~@ are flr
ibr Hubmadergei6dft ei%1gefauft bate.
SEER unb Trau 81. @. Mueller
iino Ganlstag BON Mtnneapolt8 gu
riifgefebrt no lte it6 etli6e Sage bet
@erpanbten uno Treunben 81 8elu6
allfgebalten batten.
Sarrp 96niebtng BON Sans
ia btelt ii6 a1Ssanss LETTER Wode
bier sel6dftebalber auf. @r l~tattete
aud inherent Sanftum etnen angez
nebmen 8eiu6 ab.
= 8. 8. &roof, &aliterer ser
8rolpn County 8anf mar lebte Wode
selddftsbalber in MinneapoltS un6.
nabm Sic @elegenbstt mabr aud ben
Nuto Sbom 81 beiuden.
= 6rau S. 6. Motbenburg mel6s
lid etlthe Gage bet ibrem 8ater
George 9oebne unb anberen Ser.
pa,loten 5u Sc u6 a%ufgebaltcn batts,
tit Sarnstag tpteber na6=ibrem 5etm.
IN Sprtngftelb 5urid5efebrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17

S. g. s316nnte 1T BON Mihisz
apolis %3nriidgefebrt wobin er gereift
mar UNI arrangements suaardde1t6ts
u@6riners. auf .ibrer. @prittolir; mad
ben 6apaiiiden Snlen nddfitena9om
mer u begleiten. 9err 3fdnrfe
Mttglteo Ser 5briner &apelle nnb|
freut li6 l9on iett auf oiele Settle.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17

Ser lutberti6e Trauenperetn miro
Mittmo@ BEN %. Tebruar, (Waibz
.ingtons @eburtstag) einen NabrnnsSz
m%ittelperfauf peranitalten. @n Is
Sent 2nn6 mtr6 ndbrenb oe8 nod
mittags bon 2 nbr bis Z ubr tm lntbez
ril9en. @9ulbauS ierptrt meroen.
Mbp. z
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17
&artenaeiea1daft.

Dienstagabenb, BEN 81. Tebruar
nitro Der 5t. @liiabetb 8erein I'M
fatbolii9en 56ulbarS eine 800
.&drtengeieIi@aft geben. @piel be-
gtnrt nm s nbr gu mel6em ieberz
mann ber5li9 eingelaben Nbp. Z
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-17

gbrenrettnrg. Ser: yBas ties
rem sic mid 10 an, 5ie 8aner?"
s1lonermeiiter: o@lei9 nebmen
sic ben Nugbrud 5urd, ODER 1agen Sic
lpenigltens: 9err Mafdinetbauer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
San Carlos Singers Give
'sRigoIetto'' at Century
Vincente BalIester Takes Lead.
ing Role, With Josephine
E.sIcchese as f,itda

"Rigoletto" was the opera given by
the San Carlo forces last night at the
Century Theater, and the part of Rigo-
letto sung by Vincento Ballester, an
outstanding feature. The Spanish
Barytone was in good voice through
out, with strict control over his volume
of tone, while his acting, emotional,
but not overdone, combined with his
voice to give notable Interpretation
of the varied feelings Of the part, both
humorous and pathetic. His long
solloquy in the second act was ap-
plauded al length.
Josephine Lucchese, as Gilda, was
also effective, with a clear and strong
voice, except for some tremors and Il
certain hardness. There was some
stiffness, or lack of warmth, at the
beginning, but this passed Off, while
her high notes were taken with
strength and confidence, the audience
waxing extremely warm in rewarding
her scaling Of the attitudes of Caro-
Nome" Her voice blended we'll with
Mr.. Baloster's, especially in the duet
in the third act, which brought several
minutes of applause and an encore.
The dashing Duke, Gennaro Barra
sang with q rather uneven voice, some
what clouded and occasionally harsh
but his hearty manner seemed to
please, and his show numbers were
duly rewarded, while Natalie Ccrvi
was portentous in his brief appearance
as Montercne. Pictro dc Biasi was Il
properly villainous Sparafuclc, with
Stella do Mette as Madalena
matched by their fellow conspirators.
Other parts were taken by Nine. Can
ova and Curci, and Mines. Morosini
and Homer, while Mr.. Peroni kept his
orchestra within bounds. leading gen
orally vigorous and lively performance
for n large audience apparently thor
oughly enjoying itself.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21

skilled in gestic lore and last night
he frisked into the hearts Of a highly
critical clientele.
There is one particularly lavish bal
let, on the fashion of "One of Cleo
patra's Nights" which harbors some
thing very like carnal intent. 1t is
called "The Conqueror,' and tells a
dramatic story in mass movement
The victor in the fight is elected to
the love of the queen, and after u
slaves brief tenure of loves office he
is conquered by the lethal worm, which
the queen applies to his jugular. And
he is trundlcd out frort on q sliding
apron stage for the audience to behold
the death throes.
There is an apache sketch with
a railroad effect in tunnel and a
cathedral scene which must have taxed
the resources of the Winter Garden
stage to handle.
Like its predecessors, "The Passing
Show has its book and lyrics done by
Harold Atteridge, and additional lyrics
by Jack Stanley. The music is by Al
fred Goodman. B. F.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-21
| Maj.Bridges Calls Kipling
Interviewer a 'Busybody'
E,nbassy Official at Military
Convention Praises United
States Conduct i'm War

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 20.--The
British government, through Major
Charles Bridges, Of its embassy al
Washington, to-day took exception to
statements recently credited TO Rud-
yard Kipling, wherein he was reported
to have denounced American conduct in
the World War.
Major Bridges, as his governments
representative at the convention Of the
Military Order or tac ~ orid, described
the author of the alleged interview
with the British writer as an "interfer-
ing busybody, whose FOOLISH words
have given the British Ambassador to
the United States an opportunity to
deny in no uncertain terms that our
country is unmindful Of the debt Of
gratitude which Europe owes to the
United States"
at is a curious and at the same time
very disturbing fact that ore Of the
to n1part news, whether with the OBJ
ject Of astonishing and impressing our
friends and Of startling the world, or
to confound our enemies" said Major
Bridges.
"Egged on by this desire to irnpart
to others what no one else knows, how
often do we find these interfering
busybodies giving vent to foolish or
deliberately ill-ntentioncd statements.
a quite unimportant individual repeats
for the benefit Of the public. and pro
sumably in the interest OF self-ad
vertising, statement alleged to have
been made by prominent man. The
Importance ascribed to some foolish
words incorrectly ascribed to Mr..
Kiplng was undoubtedly unfortunate"