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WANT ApvERrIseMENro

Want sdvsrtisements Il the Lsa1-
er mast be in the office b. Twelve
o'clock IL classincatioa y tssirsa
Classified ads are cash. excsps whsrs
parties have regular accounts ct the
Leader office The Leader collectors
have experienced 20 much troubis
IN locating many parties Who hsvs
phonsd In wants. that Il 4 necessary
70 invoke the cash -in-advancs sys-
tsm. except where regular aceeunts
are maintainsd. Memozanda of -vAss
y wanted" or for SALE" etc. may
- Isft q the Leader Business offics
and Sans VII be converted Into foru
ads.
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AMBITIOUS SALESMAN Travel
arrange advertising contracts with
general trade, No competition. Ex-
pericnce unnecessary. Earnings fif-
teen In fifty dollars daily Secretary
gss North SD. Philadelphia.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

TO Miss this opportunity. Gladly give
you full particulars Manufacturers
nuslrets Assi,cssdon. 1874 Broad
way. New York.
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POLITICAL
Announcements

The Daily Leader Is authorized to
announce the following candidates
sor designated offices, their candidacy
being subject to the action OF the
August primary:
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ADVERTISING MANAGER

IMPORTANT Classified Advertising
Managers coane 10 the Milwaukee
Convention "a. A. G, of WI, Juna II
10 rs. less, Youil be iheref Wall
be there tool Arkenbers speclaf
Agency.
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particulars, It's free. Address Ma
tional Medical Institute. Milwaukee.
wis.
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spare hours, to write Immediately 10
Underwood Art Goods Company.
Portsmosth, Ohio.
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~ ny oass

profit or who satslres TO make
money through sns.'llxcps inysst-
meats. Write "a now and we'll ssnd
II six months free. Address tnyeas~
Ing FOR profit. 10 W. jackson niyd.
Dept, Aas5. Chicago,
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cRESCO PRODUCTS - Sell rapid u,
Four new articles inst added. Sell
year round Big profits. New cata-
0gue ready. approved M(y. Com
pany. pGpt. 2c6, Ashland. Ohio,
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'WlANT--To hear from owner having
farm for sale; give particulars AMI
lowest price. John J. BIack. okia-
homa street. Chippewa Falls. WIS.,
consin.
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III wealthy loving wife ~ wanted,
write enclosing stamped envelope.
Violet Rays. Dennison, ohio.
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RADIO MfGR. Wants. statesmen
and dasiery 'immsFrte deIIvary
from factory stoek Gooo ooFnmis-
sion, libersl discounts, Sales DI-
rector, ''Radio," pox 1875. Richmond,
Ind.
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statesmen WITH CAR Most com
prehenslve limo Harvest Field
Sport, Outing Hats fof men, women
and children. Aversha IL percent
commission Light baggage State
references Panama Traders. uni-
versity Place. New York.
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CAR OWNER REPRESENTATIVES,
sl25.0o weekly, demonstrating
guaranteed air filled runcture Seal
Ing Inner Tubes. Inexpensive.
Enormous profits Free sample.
Wenstone Co, 3025 Indiana Ave,
Chicago.
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RAISE CAPfTAfs-f'or any iegsti.
mate enterprise quickly and AZ least
cost. Full particulars on reapest.
Sales Service Corporation. 1908 III
Main street, Fort Worth. Texas.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

A BUSINESS OF YOUR OwN---Makc
sparkling glass name plates. mum
bers. checker boards, medallions
signs: big illustrated book matted
free. n, Palmer. 2ss Wooster. o.
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A PERMANENT CONNECTION -
ArabItious men In any walk OF life
'can build permanent business OF
their own paying $50 TO sIoo weekly.
One OF the worlds largest whole.
sale grocery houses Established 1858
capital over one Million nollars) has
openings with protectsa territory.
Goods nationally known. Experiences
not required, men with proper aualI-
ficat'ons win receive full co-opera-
tion. Liberal money advanced on
goods sold. State age. John sexton
4 Co, Chicago. III.
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SWEET POTATO PLANTS For saia
2se. pcr hundred: 1000. taeo, itoi
w. waaliinston. ua,hrie. y. O.
Bower.
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cR0cKERY-sell full line crockery.
glassware. ensmeIware. etc. FuIi
or part time. Also cash Job lots
crockery. enameIware and decorated
odds and ends. Big commissions.
Write Baker Pottery CO.. sebrine.
Ohio.
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RICH youns Widow. pretty. affee.
tionate. Would marry. Suite
Eleven. 10000 81. Clair. Cleveland. o
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REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR SHERIFF
HARRY BEAM, Of Seward Twp.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Albert v. Dinwlddie, OF Guthrie.

FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
hereby announce as candidate
for the office OF County Attorney OF
Logan coanty, on the Republican
ticket subject to Primaries August
First 1922 Your Suffrage viii be
Appreciated
Geo. w. Partridge
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
D. D. Lamcnd, OF Guthrie
FOR COMMISSIONER rST DIST.
Harold Cook. cs Guthrie.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
lST DISTRICT
A. q. (DIckl Ren'ro
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cHfCks--regs. I'ure- Bred i.eghorns
Rocks, Reds. OrpIngtons. wyan-
dottes. Anconas best laying strains.
prices reasonable: FREQ oatalogues
free delivery = MIssuni Poultry
Farms. Columbia. Mo.
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LOST. sTRAyEp OR sToLEN-A
mare pony, s-yeArs-oid. red sa1I-
die. bride. with ruck and BIZ. hack
leather. Roate 10. nSx t7e. N. q.
Sumner.
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loar-.-FoUNp

lost -strayed or stolen. one Ton
terrier answers TO name Of PAixe.
brown ears. bcbbcd call. sss rhll
ITrsbsnd. Reward
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BULLETIN PAINTERS To take over
territory. Attractive proposition
for painter owning Ford truck. Out
door Advertising System, $50. Wade
Ct. Cincinnati. o.
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HELP MANrgD--MALE

1o-Holp the Christian Bible Schoor
win hundred dollars june 4th.
by having thousand people present.
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SPECIAL
Five room cottage on paving. $4,000
will handle.
Six room cottage, corner paving paid.
$4,000 Will handle. !.
Best location In city, five rooms
fully modern. $4,000 payment bal.
anes monthly Ike rent
Patterson Real Estate Exchange
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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE ~ White
wicker, Lloyd loom. baby carriage,
practically now. Phone i75. sis N.
Vine.
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OWN YOUR OWN HOME

OWN YOUR OWN HOME
1 offer for sale good room
house with cIstern, gas, electric
lights; immediate possession. Price
Iti25ooo.
A s room house, harm. wen for
100000.
A . room. modern house. Cd good
corner $4,000.
AS room house and . lots. tloo.oo.
noy knssisrd Rssiter
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FOR aA14E--i flAt TOP desk and 4
voh TOY dssk and ! Office tabls.'
"A. 1s. AYmstrong. Phone ~,
ron GA1<N R>gist6red &hofkoYn
taiI5 NY s1l6 ~ o>ng ~ yi16r.
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Would YOU write wealthy. pretty
glrlY Stamped envelope pIoaac.
Lillian sproul, sta. II. Cleveland.
Ohio,
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

CLASSIFIED WANTS
particulars, It's free. Address Ma
tIonal Medical Institute. Milwaukee,
Wis.
III wealthy loving wife ~ wanted,
write enclosing stamped envelope.
Violet Rays. Dennison, ohio.
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RICH young Widow. pretty. atfee.
tomato Would marry. Suite
Eleven. ioeo2 81. Chair. Cleveland. o.
-.-s@.s4e-....s-se. ~
Would you write wealthy. pretty
glrlY Stamped envelope plcaac.
Lillian sproul, sta, II. Cleveland.
Ohio.
FOR A CHARMING WIFE--Writo
Mrs. +. willard. se2s Droadway,
Chicago. Illinois. Enclose stamp.
WIDOW and Maiden worth over
$4,000. want kind helping hus-
bands. Write quick for pictures and
descriptions. Box 223. Los Angeles.
Cal.
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MARRIAGE PAPER Photos. descrip
tions. many rich. want to marry;
free. II. jain, s.. Paul. MINI.
and Maiden worth over
$4,000. want kind helping hus-
hands Write quick for pictures and
descriptions, BOX 22a. Los Angeles.
Cal.
FOR GALE
FOR SALE Jersey milk COW. Phone
i5i. III y. Elm. John Marr.
FOR SAI4E-Frosh Jersey cow. Mrs
Pearl Oo,tcral. Phone l235J.
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Statesmen wANTED-Previo ex-
perience unnecessary. We give
complete. instruction and liberal con-
tracts. Operating In TIL. Ind. Mich.
Mo, Okla Kans., Nebr, Colo. wyo.
and Iowa Can use few good men
in Oklahoma. Address Agency Dept,
Standard Life Insurance Company.
Boz 1850, ST. Louis, Mo.
s'AAEsAES = II you have selling
4 sblllty. you ean earn form e75-
s3eo weekIy xl<h e6rnines d w.
pockae every az. IN orr ABus-
iness etImuIotlne ~ Nerekan1is
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

FOR sALE-A fat COW. si3 ", 7th
St l., y. Saunders.
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BEAUTIFUL GiRrs--20. worth $780,
600 wants husband. T-Box. 4s2, Lea
que, Columbus Ohio
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= = 77777l1l7u1s-s'
PERSONAL

PRETTY WIDOW 25, has means
wants husband. H-fsox 35. League
Toledo, Ohio.
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AcENTs-Make Em White Washing
tablets. &c. per box,s sell like
wildfire with free box soc size face
powder Tremendous profits. exclu-
sive territory. Free sample. Ridsely
Co., 572s Armitase, Chicago.
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RETIRED RANcHMAN---5s, worth
$4,000 wants wife. J-ryox 1884.
League. Detroit. Mich
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AGENTS. CANvAssERs. CREW
AGENTS Opportunity. new fruit pro-
duct -jeiIs" any fruit Juice IKE
magic whirsnind side line. Exciu-
dve. Joy-Jel Co. st. Joseph. Mo.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
AsSertS Colleges,
Not FrGternitieS.
Breed SnObbishness

NEW YORK. Dec. Colleges
and not college fraternities breed
snobbishness. in the opinion of Dr..
Francis w. Shepardson. ex-dean OF
tho University of Chicago, who told
the Inter-F'raternity conference that
expensive stadiums were just as Oh
jectionable from a scholastic point
Of view as silver favors distributed
at house parties.
The college authorities who Criti-
cize fraternities are not playing
fair" said DR.. Shepardson They
condemn snObbish and lavishness
and then turn around and encour-
age huge outlays for the glory of
the institution.
1T seems TO me that not the fra
ternities. but the colleges are isolat-
ing themselves They are growing
away from the common mass and
the sooner they return 10 close con-
tact with the people the better off
they viii be-
Dean Joseph a. Bursley OF the
Univercity Of Michigan. himself not
fraternity man. said that he found
fraternity men above the average in
scholarship but below that Of wo>
men students.
Jess T. Caldwell. scholarship conf
missioner Of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity urged a uniform system FOR
reporting the standing of Greek let
ter men. 10 be compared with that
of the college enrolment as a whole.
New officers Of the conference
were elected a. follows Chairman.
John !. Kuhn. Delta Chi. Cornell.
'9S; vice chairman. Willis o. Robb.
Beta Theta ri. Ohio Wesleyan. 81;
treasurer. Dr. Walter II. Conley
Phi Sigma Kappa. Union 91: sec,
retary a. Bruce Bielasd. Delta Tau
Delta. George washington.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
TO CALL MILK TRUST
CASE FOR TRIAL TO-DAY

INDIANAPOLIS Dec. 3.-(By A.
PD-Ltigation instigated IA months
ago by Atty. Gen. L. 5. Lesh, charg-
ing the Indiana manufacturers OF
dairy products and 3S associated
concerns with the maintenance Of a
milk trust" and "slush fund viii
be called for trial tomorrow in Su-
perior court here.
Predicated on provisions of the
state antitrust act the suit seeks
an Injunction restraining operations
OF the alleged combination. the revo-
cation Of individual franchises and
the appointment Of receivers 10 con-
troll the functionins Of each con-
cern.
Existence Of a slush fund which
maintains unreasonable" and "un-
considerable" low purchasing prices
TO producers and Similarly un-
reasonable high prices TO consum-
ers" is charged.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

'lHulultu IrONl Page Oue.)
tied b.g floral piece 10 the rear
OF his car as the train started. and
hundreds of che crowd ran either
after he car. waving hats end hand
kerchief=. It was the biggest way
stop reception The tiger had receiv-
ed on hls tour.
The committee or Quakcrs that
greeted Ciemencelu at Richmond,
Ind. "the Quaker city OF the west"
included Timothy Nicholson, o.. said
10 De- the oldest Quaker ln the Unit
"a States Others on the commit
tee were Dr. d. ". Edwards. presi-
dent OF Earlham college. Mayor
Handley. and Rudolph G. Leeds, son
of tho late William u. Leeds tin
plate king. ana stepson Of Princess
Knastas.l or Greece.
"The Quakc- work IS good
work" the tiger told his quaker au-
dience. "not only in religion but in
civilization. In n certain sense We
all ought 10 De Quakers. We ought
20 IooI, for peace. But we must re-
member. as Gen. Grant knew, that
peace can De gained only Dy war.
II is q Titv. but it is true"
'But we can an be- q part OF fight
ing QuaSers," ne continued. Eight
ing in peace and lighting I'm war.
~ wish YOU would make up your
mind that life is not very differ
cnt from a fight any how"
And He Gave Her Two.
When he had finished Sarah
Copeland handed him a bouquet.
OF am only sorry / can't kiss you"
ne exclaimed.
The crowd quickly lifted Sarah 10
the car platform.
"DiJ YOU ever kiss so old a fell
low" the tiger hantered.
NO" said Sarah
Then I'l give you two" he said,
kissing hcr on each check
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

D. g. Cole of Plymouth. her twin
sister. Mrs. y. Hay OF South Bend
nd another SISTER. Mrs Luella
Reece Of North Liberty. and her two
children. Mrs BeuIah Miller and
Herman Dewitt Wariick both OF
this city She also leaves three
grandchildren. Mrs. Warlick was
married IN November. 1892 10 Mark
Waruck. She had lived in South
Bend for 50 years. coming here from
North Liberty.
A private funeral service viii be
held az the residence at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. ClauCe
Young officiating Burial will be 90
Eiverview cemetery
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

WARSAW. Ind Dec 3-The De-
cember term of the Kosciusko cir
cult court Will convene Monday with
Judge L. ". Royse on the bench.
1t IS unlikely that the grand Jury
viii be called during the term IN
view Of the facc that at The present
time there are no cases requiring
investig cation.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

when YOU say so cottontail rabbits
land in Office 90 one roaring licn.''
admits Bert Walker. But here is
something possibly you have over
looked i'm connection with the az
fair: about 500 rabbits are seeking
Office 10 one roaring lion That may
ratio"
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
NIAN % KILLS SELE

MICHIGAN CITY, Dec. 3.-Hen>
~ NIichaels who fred a bullet from
a revolver into his chest SATURDAY.
afternoon with suicidal intent died
today in st. AnthOny's hospital here
He was 90 years old. Michaels
leaves wife and a child.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

The Newton Kansasan agrees that
taking speeders TO the hospital TO
see the results of their recklessness
lieyes they would have more time
for reelection 4 they were rendered
in condition 20 be taken 20 the hos
pital 20 join their victims as pa
tlcnts
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
DQ:atrs
MRS. ALICE WARIICK.

Mrs. Alice WarHck. % years Old.
died suddenly Of heart failure at
O'Clock Saturday morning at her
home. 116 r. Ewing av. She was
the daughter Of the late Dewitt
Clinton Cole Of Plymouth. Ind, and
was born at North Liberty, April 8,
1870.
Surviving har are Mark Warlick.
her husband, her step-mother, Mrs.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

zone question We should have
had satisfactorily answered before
We took up the defense OF Miss
Lizzie Wooster is whether or not
She drinks coffee" confesses the
Fort Scotg Tribune.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
WILL. MISS Up TIE WORKS.

An exchange remarks: me mo-
tor car of today is a splendid exam
pie or scientific progress" And yet
careless pedestrians ere continually
marruS Is delicate machinery with
email pieces OF Observation-Disclosures
Transcript
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

"Dey's some people in de WORT 80
fond O. fussin said Charcoal Eph,
rum.nativeiy dat dey all jes'
natchely fuss an fuss cause dey
aint got nothln' Z fuss about. -
Richmond Times
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
HEALTY TO BE
FREE STATE GOVERNOR

LONDON. Dec. 3.-(By \ PD-
Timothy Healy has accepted the
governor generalship Of the Irish
Free State and his appointment viii
be announced when royal assent i
given to the Free state bill, accord
ing TO dispatches from Dublin.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
Funerals
MRS. ARARFII.E RFSsE.

Funeral services for Mrs. Arabeile
Besse. who died late Friday night
at her home. SIS Pennsylvania av..
VIII be held AZ the residence AT 1880
O'Clock today and ~ the Indiana
av Christian church g. , o'clock
Rev. John Francis Belleville viii Of
ficia-e Burial viii De IN Highland
cemetery
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
LITERALLY.

so your neighbor Sub3ubs hash {
been able 80 set any coal Is ne
Kicking up a row about it,"
NO. he's just saying nothing and
saving wood. Boston Transcript.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
TILL. RE.SIIT.

'Thev are both f.rts and I'm sur
p-.sed that they cot married
"WelL YOU see they set out 90 see
which could beat the other flirting
and it resulted in tie."-Boston
Transcript.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

CONTINUED From Page One)
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sia's participation in the straits
problem and is expected to discuss
practically problems which the con-
ference is facing in an effort TO
move that control Of the straits
cannot be detached from the dispo-
sition OF western Thrace. and scores
or economic questions as well as
financial questions arising from the
capitulations which old Russia en-
joyed along with the other great
powers.
Before Tchitcherin arrived at Lau-
same the Turks were inclined to
favor admitting foreign war ships 70
the straits r they entered one at a
time, but the soviet delegation has
stiffened the Turkish position. and
Ismet is now standing for exclusion
of all warships from the straits at
all times. except Turkish vessels.
and demands absolute control for
the AngOra government.
ARMS CONFERENCE OPENS.
LAUSANNE. Dec 3.-CBy A. PD
- The disarmament conference.
called in an endeavor TO bring per-
manent peace to central and west
ern Europe was formally opened
Yesterday with delegates present
from the western border states of
ltussie. excepting Rumania. which
was represented by Poland
Maxim Litvinoff, the assistant
commissioner Of foreign affairs for
Soviet Russia. was chosen chairman
OF the conference. He began the
session By explaining the endeavors
of the Soviet government 10 bring
up at the recent Genoa conference
the question Of disarmament. Hav-
Ing failed. the Soviet government
was compelled by ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
20 narrow down the problem by
bringing up the question OF disar-
mament merely before its western
neigh bors. feeling certain a solution
of this matter will result i'm closer
I lies with Russia's neighbOrs and
nave an effect i'm all Europe"
NJ IAtvinoff fin outlining the So
Wet governments declaration said
.he actual reduction. in standing ar
l
bring about a full solution OF the
rroblem OF a mutual limitation in
arnameuts: therefore il was pro-
posed 20 hold down military budgets
/ by strictly fixing "a maximum fig
Gre of military expenditure per soil
der His proposal included stimuli
taneous liquidation by the countries
involved of their irregular military
formation composed OF certain
groups OF the civilian population. II
emphasized the importance OF mu-
tual naturalization Of border zones.
These prop Csals.' said Ittvinoff.
"the Russian government holds 10
be concrete and feasible and can
not be substituted by any talk OF
so-called moral disarmament which
is so often brought up al interna-
tional conferences. the participants
in which desire under a plausible
preteXt 20 avoid the actual realiza-
tion i'm the popular cry for disarma-
ment.'
Continuing. Ltvinoff said the
Russian government greatly regret
ted being able at present 20 offer
proposals regarding naval forces. be
cause after The reduction OF the ma
Val forces 1917 TO une-fourth il
considers IL necessary 10 maintain
"a navy as means Of defense against
q possible attack by more powerful
countries"
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

Timothy Michael Healy. for many
Years was one OF the stormy petrels
If the British house Of commons.
lie was noted for always being
ready for a parliamentary fight
During the days when the Irish
home rule bill was a bone OF con-
tention in the commons. Hcaly was
IA strong antagonist of Parnell and
John Redmond. lie retired from
public life i'm 1918. Previously for
many years he had served various
Irish constituencies in parliament.
lie Is s. years old
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

Dyeing. 3. r. Cleaners
Adv -33s-34A
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

rycinc. B B. Cleaners
-AdE.-31S- S-344
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04

pyeing Il. T.. Cleaners
ADV. v.-33S- -944
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
PRINCE ANDREW
IS B4NISHED BY
COURT WARTI4L

Continued from Page one)
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
TIGER RECEIVES
GREAT OVATION
AT DAYTON STOP
Clemenceau Greeted by TO-
900 Crowd. AirpIane Manu-
facturer and Others.

'C0Htinued F'rom Page One)
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
PASHA FIRM IN
STAND TO TAKE
OVER WATER WAY

Continued From Page one)
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-04
Acted rs Observers.


Agents of the department Of JUS
zee acted merely az Observers and
did not participate I'm making the
arrests on that occasion and have
not been called upon by the author
stiles Of ths state of Michigan i'm any
way 90 discharge the functions or
d.naril" pertaining 20 police duty
under The laws of that state
Release of The British schooner
: = Touur. which had been ibcaed
for violation of tho prohibition laws.
WAS ordered ou she recommendation
20 the United states attorney az New
Yo.N and on the request of the state
department. Che reply said. it belns
shown trIt Che vessel had entered
fm.r.ean waters '.u distress" and
therefore had certain claim 90 i'm
nun.'y