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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-21
X CESkE ,ZPRAVY X

Slovenskej verejnosti! Ma
valnom shromazdeni Rol'nicke
no Dorostu zupy Turcianskej
dina 30. julia navrhol dr.. Milan
Hodza postavit' v Turcian-
skom sv. MARITIME dostojny mo-
11umentalny pomnik tym pad
lynn ceskym hrdinom a marty
rom, ktori v boji "a oslobode-
ME Slovenska v rokoch 1918
1919 polozili svoje zivoty ma
slovenskych bojistiach.
Ably vec nezaspala a ably sme
skutocne preukazali povinnd
1ctu pietu voci padlym hrdi-
nom, prosim cell slovenskd We
rejnost a laskavd podporu mo
raln1 i hmotn1 v tom smysle,
ze by sa vsade sbieraly prispev
ky ma tento pomnfk.
Prosim najma mladsich pu-
di, aby sa dobrovolne prihlaso-
vail "a sberatel'ov a aby orga-
nizacie a spolky; davaly taketo
funkcie Gin nejagilnejsim pu-
dom, ze by sbierka " kratkom
case mol1la mat ozaj slachetne
mu cielu primerane dostojne w
sledky.
Pomnik tento bude upomien-
kou ma star1 krivdu mad arsk1
bude mementom tym pudom
ktori We svojich strannickych
vasniach prid' aleko zasli a pri-
tom zabddaju, ako je potrebne
ably Slovaci Cechmi NADIA
lei ruka v ruke pracovali proti
spolocnemu nepriatel'ovi,, kto-
ry este yzdy hl'ada moznosti a
sposUby Slovakov zpat do poro
by uvrhndt'.
Davejte vsetci, ktorym v srd
ciach este nevymrel cit nodola-
sky a dokazte, ze Slovak vie
konat' povinnost' voci svojim
martyrom a hrdinom.
Sbierky az do dalsieho usta
novenia mech sa posielajl ma
moju adresu ia poistim ich
vo vsetkych veducich sloven-
skych casopisoch.
Turciansky Sv. Martin, 3.
augusta 1922.
Igor Thurzo, starosta vel'kej
obce Turcianskeho Sv. Marti-.
ma.
Orel ma Orliads hewlett. -
Brno, "a. srpna. - Ma Orel-
skem sletu v Brne byla uspo-
radana take sletova scena. Je-
Jim symbolickym vyvrcholenim
melo byti, jak orel vznese Sc
mad vysoko postaveny stribrny
kriz a zmizi v oblacich. Pone-
vadz nebylo orla., bylo pouzito
k tomu uceli pribuzneho dra-
veho ptaka. V danem okamzi-
ku jej vypustili, ten vzletl ma
nekolik metrd a bidne pax
klesl k zemi. To bylo ovsem spa
tina symbolika. Vysetrovaly Sc
priciny tohoto padu a zjistilo
Sc, ze jakysi orelsky cvicenec
potreboval pera ma cepici a
wal 81 je z ''orla" v kleci pri-
praveneho. Nasledkem toho
byl omen dravy ptak schromen
We SVEN vzletnem tikolu.
Objeveni krapnikovych je-
skyn u Litovle ma Morave. "
litovelskem okoli bylo v po-
sledni dobe usilovne patrano
po krapnikovych jeskynich I.
skutecne sc toto patrani polka
10 velikym zdarem. V tech
to dnech prav6 byly objeveny
velike krapnikove jeskyne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-21

nemu vyvoji jeho t6lesneho or
ganismu, ostatni pax spolko-
We zrizeni moznost vypesteni a
zachovani svobodneho presved
ceni mravnlho mezich vse-
obecne uznanych zasad mrav-
Mich.
Sledujic zasady ty Sokolstvo
vezdy setrilo v fadach svych a
hajilo volnost mravniho pre-
svedcenl jednotlivce at po
STRANGE nazirani socialniho ci
politickeho, neb hospodarske-
no ci nabozenskeho, pokud od-
povida shora uvedenym poza-
davkam a narodnimu poslan1
sokolskemu, vyzadujic cd Glen
stva sveho vedle vlastni bez-
uhonnosti mravni ohled ma
presvedcenf druhych.
To plati tez o presvedcen1
nabozenskem jednotlivce, jako
vyronu jeho mravniho nazoru
a s durazem proto odmitame
uncle a STRANGELY sestrojene
tvrzeni, Re v radach nasich
podnecovana jest nenavist k
nab bozenskemu presvedceni, a
to tim spise, re sc musime sna-
ziti, ably nabozenstvi stalo, Sc
soukromou zalezitosti kazdeho
jednotlivce, jeho individuelnf
mravni vyspelosti a poznanim
pravdy Sc urcujjci.
V lidu nasem zmohly Sc
proudly, jez pouzivajice nabo-
zenskeho smysleni sirokych vr-
stew ke stranickych dcelum We
prospech zajmu osobnich a
stavovskych, vyvolavaji na
podklade nabozenskem rozma-
mite organisace, jimiz hledi do
moci Sc vlivu ma verejne zale-
zitosti a ma zivot narodni ma
1kor pravdy, osv6ty a pokro-
kovosti jeho (Klerikalismus.)
Snahy tyto elm dale, tim ur-
putneji provadene, snazi Sc
podfyti duveru naseho lidu V
nejdulezitejsi instituce narod-
nj.
TAX ma podklade nejapnych
Iii zakladaji Sc spolky talk
zvanych Orlu, stojicich We sluz
bach cinitelG nam nepratel-
, skych Sc zretelnym ucelem, by
zlehcovan byl vyznam pod
lamovano pdsobeni jednot So
kolskych, proti kterym Sc pod
nika nemravna agitace "a
stiplny ma vSech stranach boj.
Celou touto cinnosti poskozuji
jednoty Orlu v koreni zajmy
nase narodni. Organisace jich
je zbudovana ma zasadach, jez
jsou protichudny vyvoji nase-
no naroda, duchu narodniho
sebevedomi z hnuti dob husit-
skych a celeho snazeni dolby
cIbrodne plynoucich, a posko-
zuje tristi tax nejen jednot-
most naroda ma venek, nybrz
porusuje take vnitfni ryzost
jeho ceSstvi.
Sokolstvo shromazdene na
dnesnim sjezdu prohlasujic
znovu sve stanovisko naproste
! svobodomyslnosti otazce ma
bczenskeho presvsdceni kaz-
deho prislusnika sveho, odsu-
zuje toto pocinani strany kle-
rikalni vGbec, jemuz chce ce-
liti zvysenou cinnosti vlastni,
sOustavnym sirenim sve prace
a zvysenou peel vzdslani a
zuslechtsni l'du ceskeho. Do
jednoty sokolske nebud'tez pri
jimani Ia clcny prislusnici kle-
rikalnich spolkI a ii, kdo sna-
ham klerikalnim vsdoms slou-
zi."
Orclstvo neni tedy organisa-
cl narodni stejnocennou Sc So
kolstvem. Je to organisace
klerikalni. Klerikalismus rim
sko-katol;cky zneuziva obliby
Itelocviku mezi mladezi k to-
mu, ably il ziskal pro svoje
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-21

zi."
Orclstvo neni tedy organisa-
CT narodnl stejnocennOu sc So
kolstvem. Je to organisace
klerikalni. Klerikalismus rim
sko-katol;cky zneuziva obliby
telocviku mezi mladezi k to-
mu, ably il ziskal pro svoje
stranicke nekale zamery a ku
zvysenl sve politicke moci,
stejne jako zneuziva nabozen-
stvi a idei socialnich. Tenn, kdo
Orly zakladaji a vedou nejde
o mravni telesnou vychovu
raroda, nejde jim ami o ohro-
zene nabozenstvi, jak farisej-
sky hlasaji, nyibrz jde Jim o
osobni a STRANGELY prospech a
vliv. V Sokolstvu ponechava
Sc kazdemu volnost presved-
ceni jak nabozenskeho, tax po
litickeho. Sokolstvu nejedna
Sc 0 iiste skupiny strany, je.
mu jde o narod jako celek.
Nechci Sc pousteti do probi.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
ASK BACHELORS TO
SUPPORT AN ORPHAN
Near East Relief Cites Ex-
ample of Pastor Of Hi
nOis Church.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. s. - Near
East Relief IS asking all the well-tO-
do bachelors or Indiana 10 follow
pas or Of the First Christian church
at Pontiac. H., who has assumed re-
spOnsibnity for an orphan and has
agreed 10 see that IL is fel and
housed for one year
A bachelor himself. Rev. Wilhelm
has launched what ne terms the
Bachelors Brigade for Orphan Re
lief and has sent in his pledge for
SEQ, or SO a month. The money viii
go 10 the support OF an American
orphan for one year.
The thousands of bachelors
throughout the United States, the
Rev. Wilhelm declares. having no
one TO support but themselves ex-
Cept in rare instances. and being un-
taxed for brotherhood, should volun-
tarily assume the responsibility OF
saving some child in the famine
stricken areas or Southern Russia
and Armenia. BY giving 50 a month
10 Near East Relief an orphan can
be supplied with the necessities TO
keep him alive for a year.
The need is so great" said tho
Rev. Wilhelm. land the suffering
of these children IS 80 acute that L
feel every bachelor at least should
make a contribution toward reliev-
ing this distress"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
PLAN TRANSMITTING
OPERA BY WIRELESS
Indiana University Inaugur-
ates Unique System in
Music Course.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Jan s.
Grand opera by wireless viii be in
augurated at Indiana university
next week as a new feature OF the
course in modern opera. Amplify-
ing Instruments have been set up
at the Indiana university wireless
station and private tests held by
Dr.. r. r. Ramsey. professor Of
physics. have demonstrated the
practica bility OF reproducing for
class room work in the School Of
Music the nightly concerts given by
the Chicago Grand Opera company.
So far as known Indiana university
IS the first educational institution
20 make such 'e OF the wireless.
A sending set IL installed on the
stage az Chicago for transmission
OF the Mary Garden concerts. and
members Of the Indiana university
faculty at Bloomington who have
listened in on the music have been
much surprised at the results. Even
the applause from the audience can
he heard, despite the fact that the
innovation IN wireless is still in an
experimental stage and dependent
for complete success upon weather
conditions. Regular university
credit viii be given TO students Of
the modern opera class attending
the operate concerts.
The operas heard Will be explain
ed and interpreted to the class by
Dean p. w. Merrill and Mr.. John L.
Geiger OF the School OF Music. A
grand rush OF seats not taken by
members OF the class IS expected
among students and members Of
the faculty
The receiving set at the state uni
versity reproduces the nightly wire
less concerts given at Pittsburg.
Newark y. j., and Oklahoma City.
as we'll as the Chicago grand opera
concerts. Wireless equipment for
transmitting concerts and other in
teresting programs at Indiana uni
versity throughout the country is
contemplated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
BATTLE CREEK MAN
KILLS WIFE, SELF
Double Tragedy Comes After
Attempt at RecOncil-
iation Fails.

COLON, Mich, Jan S-ShoOting
and killing his wife. Bertha at the
home Ot her father, Royal Taylor.
five miles north or this village. Clar-
ence Cook. OF Battle Creek. turned
his revolver on himself. sending a
bullet crashing through his brain.
lie died within a few minutes with
out regainiug Consciousness- His
wife was killed instantly.
The double tragedy which occur
red about 3 o'clock Saturday after
noon. followed domestic difficulties
extending over a period of many
months Two weeks ago the wife
left their home at Battle Creek and
returned 20 her fathers home,
where the husband followed her on
saturday
When he learned he could not in
duce the woman 20 return 10 Battle
Creek with him. he fired the fatal
shots
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
Simple Instructions on Income Tax
Regulations Furnished by Expert

on the cost Of the building only.
This deduction can only be claimed
on business or rented property and
IL not allowed on a residence in
which the taxpayer lives. II IS al
lowable. showever. on a residence
which he rents to another person.
Q. 2s-John Smith conducts a
hardware store. On Dec. 81, 1920,
his inventory was $4,000. During
the year he purchased $500 worth
OF goods and his sales for the year
were $4,000. on Dec. 81. 1921. his
inventory was $4,000. How do these
items enter into Smiths income taA
return?
A--The inventory at the begin
ming OF the year, SIS. 900, is added 70
the puprchase, $4,000. making $50
600, from which the inventory at the
end Of the year, 1000, is deducted,
leaving $4,000, which represents the
cost OF goods sold" This. deducted
from the. sales, 5000. leaves SAP
600, which is the gross profit" from
the business. In addition, he can de-
duct his general expenses, losses, de
probation, etc, 10 determine his net
income
@. 27-An individual owns an
apartment house and lives in one OF
/ the apartments with his family. The
entire building is heated by one fur
mace and owner furnishes heat light,
water and janitor for the entire
block. How should the apartment
figure in the owners return?
A-The owner must determine
how much Of the cost OF heating,
lighting, etc. is attributable 10 his
own apartment, and the balance of
such costs may be deducted from
gross income as an expense. Depre-
citation should be appOrtioned in the
same manner. The rental value OF
his own apartment need not be in
Guided in gross income. but the en-
tire amount OF rent received from
the other apartments must be re-
turned.
Q. 2S-An attorney supporting a
family owns an automobile used both
for business and pleasure. lie en-
ploys an assistant and a stenog-
rapher in his office. He pays club
dues, subscribes to legal publica'
lions and books and donates TO char
liable organizations. How should
these items be treated in his re-
turn2
A.-The part Of the automobile ex-
pense apportioned TO the time It is
used for business is an allowable ex-
pense. The salaries of the assistant
and stenOgrapher are a business ex-
pense. Club dues are not allowable
deductions unless a strictly business
club such as a Chamber of Com
merCe.
Legal ppublication and business
books as we'll as donations are al
lOwable deductions.
More specimen cases Will he de-
scribed I'm Conkey's fourth article in
tOmorrow's News-Times.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

Question 19-What amount OF Lib
erty bonds can be held free from
sur-tax?
Answer G)-Five thousand dol
lars OF principal Of bonds OF the sec
ond third and fourth Liberty loans
and all certificates OF Indebtedness
and war savings certificates.
(2)-Thirty thousand dollars OF
first ga per cent bonds converted al
time OF issue OF the fourth Liberty
loan.
Ozone hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars Of 4 per cent and
~ per cent Liberty bonds.
The first 31z per cent and Victory
80 per cent bonds are exempt from
all normal and sur-tax. There is no
exemption from sur-tax in case OF
the Victory "a per cent bonds.
@. 20-Are dividends from domes-
tic corporations subject TO both nor
NAL and sur-tax?
A.-No. they are only subject 70
sur-tax, as the corporation paying
the dividend pays a normal tax on
it's earnings which are later distrib-
uted as dividends.
Q. 21--When can one claim eX-
emption as head OF a family?
Aft YOU actually support and
maintain In one household one or
more persons who are closely con
nected with YOU by blood relation,
marriage or adoption.
.. 22-What date governs the per-
sonal exemption?
A.-Your marital status on the last
day Of the year, or the taxable Pc
Rod, governs the exemption.
@. 23-Are gains from gambling
taxable?
A.-Yes. all gambling gains and
Illegal profits made in violation OF
criminal law or public regulations
are taxable. Losses from such
sources are not allowable deductions.
q. 24-Does a taxpayer have 10
report to the government amounts
Of income paid TO individuals?
A.-Yes. if you pay 70 any person
during the year salary, rent, interest,
commission or other income amount
ing TO $1,000 or more you are re-
quired TO hle a return Of informa-
ton showing the amount and the
name and address OF the person 10
whom paid. Proper forms for this
return can be secured from the coll
leCtor for your district.
@. 25-What rate of depreciation
can be claimed on buildings?
A.-The rate of depreciation now
generally recognized by the govern
ment is ? per cent on brick buildings
and 3 per cent on frame buildings.
This is an annual allowance based
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
INSURANCE GO. NOT
TO CHANGE CLAUSE
Policy Holders Defeat Pro-
posal at Annual Meeting at
Goshen Saturday.


GOSHEN. Jan. S-At the fifty
first annual meeting OF policy hold
ers OF the Farmers Mutual Insurance
Association OF Elkhart county. held
here Saturday. an unsuccessful effort
was made 20 change the lightning
rod clause in the policy farm. Sew
eral years ago the company started
Swing a reduction OF 20 per cent IN
rates for rodded buildings Under
the existing arrangement. any kind
OF standard lightning I'D f. eccept-
cd-jOinted rods and copper cables.
Saturday an attempt was made 10
split the company into two sections
one dealing with copper cable
lightning rods and the other with
unrodded buildings. The move was
defeated after Charles Swart OF New
Paris. who opposed f. was defeated
as presidential candidate by a vote
OF 12S TO g. Jacob j. ZolHnger Of
clinton township having been named
as his successor All other officers
were reelected After his defeat as
president. Mr. Swart renewed his OPP
POSITION 20 the proposed change or
Ehtning rods and won when the
meeting voted 10 adjourn until the
FIRST Saturday i'm January OF 1923,
instead Of holding another session
for the purpose OF hearing further
discussion ON the lightning rod
question.
Operates In seven Counties.
Reports show The company has as
sets worth So. s6g.41 and that 7.499
policies with a total or S20.237.747
insurance are i'm effect In the 81
ears OF its existence the company
as paid losses OF s674916.77. with
an average assessment OF 23 cents
per 500 OF insurance
The company operates in Elkhart
ST. Joseph Noble. Lagrange. Mar
shall. KosCiusko and Whitley cOun-
ties
The Hoosier Cyclone Insurance
company is an auxiliary concern. IL
has $5.568.110 insurance I'm effect
and in three years had paid total
losses Of s16.1OO.24. with an average
assessment OF IS cents per 500 Of
insurance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
Detectives Ruse
Gets "DOpe" PeddLers

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-A bakers
delivery wagon from which detect
sves Of the narcotic squad pretended
TO deliver crullers to east side stores
while they trailed the suspects.
brought the arrest sunday night Of
two men charged with selling mar
cotics While a sleuth bargained on
a street corner with one Of the in
tended prisoners the cruller wagon
drove up and its crew took him in.
The performance was repeated
further down the street where AN
other wagon driver" also had a pris-
oner. The accused men gave the
names Of Anthony PAMELA and Ra-
phael De Matteo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

Former LGporte Resident
Sentenced Us AnfO Thief

Special % The News Times
LAPORTE. Ind. Jan. s.-FTank
Mcclellan. formerly Of this city, be-
Heved 20 have been a leader OF a
gang OF auto thieves which operated
IN Northern Indiana cities, has been
sentenced 20 serve a term OF FIVE 10
Is years in the Michigan prison at
Ionia. the verdict OF the jury carry
ing the recommendation that he
serve seven and one-half years.
Two Nelson brothers. whose home
is said 10 be IN Elkhart, anG
who operated with Mcclellan. are
awaiting trial in the circuit court at
Grand Haven. Mich.
While a resident or LApOrte. Nc
Clellan posed as the son OF wealthy
Michigan parents. spending money
freely and dressing ia the height o.
fashion A large number OF car
thefts have been traced 20 the trio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
DRY OFFICERS RETURN
WASH BOILER STILL

EVANSVILLE. Jan. s. - When
sponge squad sleuths confiscated
Russell loves home distillery they
took Mrs. loves wash boiler as a
part of the equipment. Lowe was
fined 800 and costs for violating
the liquor laws and the still was or
dered destroyed but an attorney in
terceded and saved the wash boiler
for the convicted mans wife.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
Court Holds Missouri
Soldier Bonus Legal

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. s.
The validity Of the $4,000, 900 SOL
der bonus act was upheld by the
state supreme court en- bloc here
Saturday. Under the provisions Of
the bonus legislation. every A1issou-
ian who served in the army,
navy or marines during a fixed peri
cd, is to receive SO for every month
Of his service, with a maximum Of
$3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
1--WE FTRENrEN HURT.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Five fire
men were seriously burned when two
whisky stills exploded, in the base
ment of a burning house IN Brook
Ign late Saturday night. One OF the
injured men was not expected to
live. After the flames were extin-
guished police found seven stills In
the basement as we'll as 100 FIVE
gallon cans filled with alcohol and
whisky. The house was untenanted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
Heart Disease Fatal to
Prominent L1DOrtP Grocer

Special TO The News Times
LAPORTE, Ind, Jan. S.-William
Pusch, Jr.. aged as, leading grocery
man OF this city, died Sunday morn
ing. Death resulted from heart dis
case. Mr.. Pusch was an active
Baptist churchman and a prominent
Mason and Kiwanian. His father.
William Pusch, ST.. age 90 years,
LApOrte's pioneer groceryman, f.
still active In business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
PLTNKFTT PRAISES.

Ireland opened the way for the most
interesting and perhaps the brightest
chapter OF her history through rati-
fcation by the Dali Eireann Of the
Anglo-Irish treaty. Sir Horace Plum
kett. the Irish conservative leader.
declared in a statement here Sunday
night
The action OF the Dali Eireann.
Sir Horace said. was in accordance
with the wishes of a majority Of the
Irish people. The British terms. he
declared. constituted a fair settle
ment. rejection OF which would have
been madness"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
Three Rum Offenders
Fined 81. 500 IN Flint

FLINT. Mich Jan. S.-Stiff SEN
fences were melted out 10 three per
sons guilty OF violations OF the pro-
hibition law here. Judge T. y.
Black sentenced Joe Meloskey and
Peter Uracarevch 10 pay a fine OF
$1,000 or spend six months 20 year
in Jackson prison. Charles Rachino
was fined $500 or six months 20 a
year in Detroit house Of correction
ar Judge Fred Brennan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
Village to Employ NoUeI
Scheme to Fill Positions

AKRON, Ind, Jan. s. - Employees
of the town of Akron Will be picked
under an entirely new scheme.
The new town board has decided
TO ask for bids for the various posi-
tions and the lowest bidders will be
appointed, provided they are able to
qualify.
The members OF the town board
are: Trustees Scott. Morris and
Jones
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
SAYS WHICH?

Colored Recruit. Say. sahjert
-ucidate 90 me de s'nifcance Oh dis
heah numbah which pears on NAH
.oomnum Iavilleah."
old Timer: Boy. llssen 20 knowl-
edge. OATS yo' heavenly billet NUN
bah in case de ole bony gent Wild d.
crooked razoo axdea,ally unhitches
70 soul from yo' gauuses."
ColOred Recruit: Hot towel, Sho
hopes nah wings fits bettah dan
desc cowaide hahges. p'v,dln' an has
10 propel mahse'f TO Numbah $3.50
SS4 Pah-dise Avenoo. America
Legion weekly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
skrNK2 EVEN PE-T-UGH.

1IIDDLETOWN. ". T.. Jan. S.
Wade Willis. 10. used 90 lead a pet
skunk around on a string The
neighbors complained. 4 handsome
FUR now hangs IN the window ot 81
loca. fur dealer and ii.tie Wade ls
wondering what happened 20 his pot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
Michigan Potato Mem
Store Half of CrOD

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. Jan. S.
With between so and 60 per cent
or the potato crop still In the hands
OF growers the market continues
slow and uninterestinE The price
here varies from S1.2O % S1.3O =
hundred. with n few loads offered.
Growers believe the spring price
wiz he sufficiently high 10 warrant
S. 0ring now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09

What ' asked the first sea travel
er family but determined 10 make
conversation, do they mean by
Eeaving the lead?"
Il suppose. replied the second
sea traveller. az he started hastily
for the rail that's what they do
after a heavy supper. american
legion YTeen-...
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
STEEn RAIDER,s WATCH

BOSTON, Jan. s. - While State
Prohibition Agent Harold P. Wilson
was directing a series of raids sun
day night some one stole his watch.
Another dry agent lost a ring. Pro-
hibition officers ralded 33 soft drink
places and at three Of them made
seizures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
DIR FR CARSON

wishes TO ammo ounce 20 his patients
and friends that from this date. Jan.
srd. 1922. he will devote his entire
attention 20 his DENTAL PRAC-
TICE and can be found IN his newly
furnished and completely equipped
offices az 125 ". WASHINGTON
Az. first stairway east OF 7. NJ. 5.
bldg. Telephone Main $40. Open
Sunday morning b. appointment
wish you one and all a Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
Respectfully.
F. r. CARSON, Dentist.
at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-09
WELLS RFuI-RNC

NEW YORK, Jan. s.--H. G. Wells.
British author and publicist, who
came 10 America to attend the arma-
Ient conference, was a passenger
for England on the steamship
Adriatic, which sailed Saturday.