davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Hutchison Wins
Title at Capital

Washington. April 5.-Jock Hutch
ison of Chicago, British open cham
pion, won the open golf tournament
Of the Columbia Country club here
today with 70 hole total Of 295. John
Carrell of Quaker Ridge, \. y, was
second with 2a9. and Walter Hagen
of New York was third with sos.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
n. H. Shoe Factory
DESTROYED by Fire

SanbornVille, \. r., April 5-The
shoe factory operated by the Bick-
um Shoe company Of Lynn. Mass.
was destroyed by fire early today with
loss estimated at sS5,OOO. Sponta-
neous combustion is believed to have
caused the fire which started on the
upper floor of the. three story struc-
ture. The building was owned ty
the Wakefield slipper company.
Eighty operatives We're employed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
THE WEATHER
FAIR

North New England: Fair Thurs
day; Friday cloudy and warmer with
showers.
South New England: Cloudy Thurs
day; Friday showers.
East New York: Cloudy Thursday;
showers by Thursday; Friday show
ers and warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Boston Foreca ast

orally fair; Friday showers: moderate
temperature; moderate easterly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
HOSTS
AT BANGOR TODAY IN
CAMPAIGNS OPENING
Adoption Of Party
Platform the Main
Business

Power p Ian k
Only One in Doubt
Trio Rival Candi-
dates for Governor
N ON n a tiOn on
Ground - Oklahoma
COngressWOman and
Ohio Senator to Ad-
i dress Convention
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
May OMIT OBEY
MARRIAGE FORM
OF EP|SCoPALS
Propose Also Mans
Promise to Endow
Be Cut Out

Changes Recommended by
Committee on Revision Book
of Common Prayer New
Form Would Make Identical
Promise of Man and Woman
Enlargement of Catkoli-
cism Also Suggested
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
BowdOin Loses
to Princeton, IL

Princeton n. J.. April 5.-Princeton
seven; Bowdoin one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06

Two autiss await you whom you 70.
ceivs the Journal In the morning, The
nrst II to read the CLASSIFIED "A. page.
The second 10 to telephone your Al 20
that others may read tt.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

6 R. N. Sw. Cor Lot 8. Blk. 5,
N 6 r, f Ia r, S 6 R, w II r,
Blk. 5, Plat A Parowan City.
Pers Prom. z
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

Alexander Orton-NWA NEA
Sec Is, Twp "a S, R 8 w, 40
dCISo So'fo
George Stevens--Com. Sc Cor
NEA SWA Sec 10, N 40 r,
w 80 r, S 40 r, E 80 r,
20 acres. No. 81, Also Com
80 2-3 R N. SW Cor SWA
NWh Sec Is, N 81 1-3 r, E
40 r, 81 1-3 R, w 40 r, 81
acres 1873 1-3 r, Nos. 40, so
and 81 Sec Is, Twp "a S, R 8
w, Total Al acres 1873 R,.,....42.1 1:
PAGE 3S ...................
James ]. Adams-Com. SW. Cor.
NWA Sec Is, n "a r II TT,
f 40 r, S "a R, IL #, w 40
r, together with 81 SO acres
water, in Twp "a S, r 8 w,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
PAGE 10.

PAGE 10.
Richard Bensn care VIM. H. Ly-
Man-12 by II r, Lot /, Blk. 4
Plat ga" Parowan City. ........... OH
Harley Dalton-l2 by IA r, Lot
II, Blk 5, Plat ga" Parowan City.
Imp. & pers Prop. .........,........ 24.5C
Clarence Benson-Com. at a point
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15


Thomas T. Durham-Sh SWN
Mex, sen Nwh, E,s SwN
Nwk sen, Sec II, Twp 81
s, r 9W,1s0 acres. ..s6.45
Gordon Matheson-Nwh Nwk
Sec IL, Twp "a 8, r 8 w, 40,
dcres OBI
Joseph Nicholson Com Sc Cor
NEh NEh Sec %, w 40 r,
N 2S r, w 40 r, N 81 R,
E so r, S 80 r, together with
81 1-3 acres water, 33 acres
in Twp 50 s, r 9 w. ................ 1896
James E. Applegate-Com 81.
1-5R, S 10 r, w NE Cor, M
NWh Sec 90, s 1873 R, w 70
R, N 1873 R, E 70 R, together
with 8 acres water, in Twp 81
s, R 9 w, IL acres, rs R........28.35
PAGE Al
Joseph Mickelspn--Com NV
Cor NWA Sec 20, E 40 R, 8
81 r, w 40 R, N 81 r, in
Twp "a s., R 9 w, z acres J.
,12Q R.....-..................,.... 7,S1
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
PARAGONAH TOWN
PAGE so

FAhAGONAH TOWN ........
PAGE so
Eliza Jane Jones--South Pt 1t
(9x12 RI all Of Lot 9 Blk 8
Plat c, Imp. ..-..................-.......17.22
r. d. Talbot, Jesse w. Topham,
Frank Williamson, Isaac Boz
Earth, George williamson
Com NV Cor Blk g, S al IT,
F. 1913 IT,, N al IT. w 1913 IT,,
Lot 3 Blk 3 Plat C, Imp. .... 22.6S
Betsy Topham care Joseph r.
Topham-Lt 1, PIT Lot a, Blk
6, Plat C, Imp and Pers
Prop. $50
PAGE 81 go.
Sarah Daley Beard-Lot a, Blk
10 Plat C, Imp......................11.34
David "a. Lamoreux--East a
Lot 3, All Lot a, Blk II, Plat
C, Imp, Pers Prop...................22.37
George A. Topham care Claude
Edwards-All Lot /, Blk 10,
Plat C, Imp and Pers Prop. 1928
PAGE So
Lucy A. Barton-All Lot /, Blk
10, Plat c, Imp...........................6.38
PAGE SO
Edward M. Edwards care d. B.
Edwards--All Lot 3, Blk 90,
Plat C, Imp and Pers Prop. 1857
Silas S. Topham--12 Rods f and
w and II Rods N and S, Lot
8, Blk 81 Plat C, Imp.......-...16.Sa
PAGE 1902
Roy Benson-Personal Property. Al
Isaac Lemmon-Personal Prop. ...27
Lezzina f. Bentley-Pers Prop. 5.31
Mrs. Claude f. Harris-Per Prop. ..27
C. f. Dalton-Pers Prop................4.05
BOOK b. PAGE 1,
Andrew Jensen-Lot /, and
NEA NWA Sea- 81, TIP So
S. r IL w, 80 acres ID rds,
imp. ..........-..................... $61.9S
Albert F. Gower-Com. at pit.
40 rds, TX. S. NV cor NEh
SEA Sec. 80, S 20 rds IL TX,
f 40 r, N 20 rd, IL Liz, w
40 r, in TIP 35 S. r IL w. z
acres 81 rds, ,.......................... 1926
PAGE 2.
Peter B. Fife, care Frank Lam
beth-Com Sc cor Sec. SO,
N 80 6 Tx, w 40 r, S 10
Is TX, w 40 r, S 10 16 TX,
f 80 r, TIP 35 S. r IL w.
IA acres 115 rds, Per prop. .11.3E
Conner Cosslet, care Frank Lam
beth-Com. SO TX N Sc
cor Sec. so, N 10 l6 TX, w
40 r, 10 16 TX, f 40 T, TIP
35 S, r IL w 4 acres las
rds, 20
VIM. Williams-Com at Sc cor
NEA SA Sec. 32, w 40 rds,
zee. SO r, e 40 r, S 80 r, TIP
35 S. r IL w, 8 acres so rds,
A.
| Co,,,ar CoocIat oara n n Char
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

PAGE IS.
Thomas I. Durham-Com 10h r.
w. IL r 1914 FIT. N. Sc. Cor.
SWA Sec Ia, w 69h R, N IL
R 81 TT. E 69h r, S IL R,
So Fl. 3 Acres. Also Com. %
r, N. Sc Cor. SWA SWA Sec.
IA, w 80 r, N 16 1859 r, f
80 r, S 16 1859 r. Together
with 10 l-3 Acres Water, In Sec
IA, Twp "a S, r 9 w. Total 8
Acres. ................. 81, 4
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
PAGE s.

Moroni N. CorrY-Cpm at pit
1894 rds s Of Sc cor sen
NEA Sec. "a. TIP 35 s. Ri w
W 20 r, S13.46 r, e 40 r, N
1S.46 r, 3 acres go rds, to-
gether with 3 1-S acres water,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
PAGE 9

Henry Mackelprang-Com at pit.
8 rds % Tx N of SW cor
SWh Sec. 30, TIP SO S, R IL
w, N AZ rds 8 ks, f 10 I,
to center of ST., S AZ r TX,
w Is 16 TX, acres 1871
PAGE ii
Ingre Jenson-Com Is rds 7
ks S of n cor NWA SWA
Sec 2, TIP SO S, r IL w, S 40 r,
Continued on next page.)
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
Okla r. Blk Is Plat B Paro-

wan City. Imp Per Prop. ..... 11.97
James j, Adams-Lot 2 Okla RI
Sh Lot 3, Blk 10 Plat b. Imp
and Per Prop.....,...............,....62.25
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF IRON COUNTY, UTAH, FOR
1922, AS REQUIRED BY LAW.

OF IRON COUNTY, UTAH, FOR
1922, AS REQUIRED BY LAW.
The Lands described in the follow
ing Delinquent Tax List are sit
uated in Township South and
Range West, Salt Lake Base and
Meridian, in Iron County, Utah.
BOOK A. PAGE 4.
Jas. ]. Adams-Com. 90 1-3 East
of SW cor Sec. 80, N 80 r, E
IS 1-3 S 80 r, w 5S 1-3 r, 26
acres lot rds, TIP 33 s. R s w.
>. L.. Mer. $6. AZ
James j. Adams--care Paul M.
Adams, Z 80 acres Of SWA
SEh Sec. 6, TIP 81 S. R 8 w.
s.. L. M. together with 6A
shares Reservoir Water. 80
acres, SzS.SI
John r. Adams---E1s SEA- SWK
Sec. 6, Wa SWh SEA Sec 6,
Together with 6h shares
Reservoir water in TIP 81 s. R
8 w, s. L. M. Per prop, Imp.
AH.Is
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

Conner Cosslet, care D, D. Sher-
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
Twp 81 S re W, "a Acres &

SO R. Pers prop. .....,,,......~... 25.77
Clifford Evans--Undivided u
Int or 40 Acres So SEA Sec
8, so Acres, Wa SWh Sec 5,
80 Acres, in Twp 81 S, R 9 w,
40 Acres. Imp & pers prop.
other Personal Property. ....... 69.72
William A. Evans--Undivided
1929 Acres in the following,
So SEA Sec 5. so Acres. and
Wa SWh Sec 5, Twp 81 r
8 w. SO Acres 46 R. Pers Prop.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

go. PAGE IL.
Horace Evans-Undivided 29.11
acers in the following, Eh
SEA Sec 5. 80 acres, Wa
SWh Sec 5, so acres, in Twp
"a S r 8 w. 80 acres II R.
IMP e. Pers Prop. .................... 29.S5
Elmer Evans-Undivide 27.59
Acres in. the following, Eh
SEA Sec 5, 80 Acres, We
SWA Sec 5, 80 Acres, Sec 5,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

PAGE SO
Thomas T. Durham-Commenc-
ing 80 R N. Sc Cor, Sec Is, N
2O.42 R, w 80 r, S 20.42 r, f
80 r, 1921 Acres, No. IS, Sec
Is, Twp "a S. R 9 w, Pers
Prom ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $500
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

Alex Orton-Com 10 r, S NV
Cor. SWA Sec. IA e 80 K, S
80 r, W 80 R, N 80 r, Togeth-
er with Is Acres water. Sec
IA Twp 81, r, 9 w. Is Acres.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

John L. Lowder-All of Lot 2,
B7, flat B "a by ID r. Imp.
pers Prop. Other pers Prop. 50.58
Alex Orton-Com. Sc Cor Lot
1, N 231 TT. w 1926 fit. S.
231 #. E 1926 TT. Also Lot 6.
(6 by ii RI Blk Plat B. Imp.
1913
Ezra G. Thornton--Com SW
Cor Lot S, N 1861 fit. f 2O2
TT. S 1861 TT. w 2O2 #.
Frac 8, Blk s Plat b. Imp. e.
Pers Prp. ......,-..~................... $3.50
Joseph A. Warren-All of lot 8
(14x14 RI Blk IA Plat B Paro-
wan City ..................................11.74
PAGE 20.
Hubert H. Jackson-Wh Lot 2
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

PAGE II.
George Stevens-Com 6 r S NE
Cor. SWA NWA Sec IA, w
40 R, S 81 R, E 40 R, S 81 R,
E So R, N WHY to point 2 R
East R S. of place of Beg.
w r, N R, Sec Ia Twp, "a
S, R9 w. % Acres, so R. To-
gether with 42A Acres water
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

PAGE Is.
John H. Jensen-Com at point
"a R, w Sc cor, NEA NWA
Sec II, N 80 r, w 9 1-3 R, S
80 r, E 8 1-3 r, Sec IL Twp
"a S, R 9 w. 4 Acres, 106 R.
Together with 8 Acres water.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

acres 26 r ...................... 67.23
William Adams Heirs-Com "a
2-3 r N Swh Cor, Sw NV
u Sec Is, N 8 r, f 80 r, S
8 r, w so r, in Twp 81 S, r
9'W. acres. ........................... 4.05
James J, Adams-W so r of
Lots 4 and5, az acres liz r.
Nos. 8 and6. Lot Local Sur
vey, 35 acres SO r, No q Lot
z Local Survey 10 acres Nos
lots 8 and 8 Local Survey 10
acres, Nos. and 10, Sec 16
Twp 81 S, R o w, total 90
acres r, Imp. announcement. 56.7O
PAGE 80
William A. Evans-NEA NEA
Sec II, Twp 81 s, R 0 W, 40
acres s.72
Thomas T. Durham-Com 81 R,
1914 II s NE Cor. SwA sen
Sec II, w 80 R, s IL R s #,
E 80 r, N II R 6 IT,, 5 acres
104 r, in Twp 81 s, R 8 w....1.37
Thomas T. Durham-Com as
R3h #. s, NE Cor, Swk Sc
Y Sec IL, w 80 r, S II RS
IT,, E 80 R, N IL r, s IT,, s
acres l04 R,inTwp 81 8, R 9
---...;..............-..,..,.. l.37
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

Alma w. Richards-WA NEA
Sec IL, Twp "a S, r 9 w. 80
Acres. .................................... 1914.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

PAGE 35
John T. Mickelson-Lot 4 (12x
Ia RI Blk 5 Plat c. Error in
Deed, above Des. correct. Deed
of Record gives Plat B. Pers
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15
PAGE 29

George Stevens--l4x14 r, Lot 2
Blk 81 Plat B, Parowan City,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

PAGE IL.
William A. Evans--Com. 11h
RW. Sc Cor sen Sec 10. N
Ga R. E liz r, N % r, w 80
R, s Sc R E SO Sd r, To-
gether with 26 Acres Water.
Sec 10, Twp 81 S, R 9 W. SO
Acres 80 r. Imp. .................... 10700
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
THIS FINE SUBURBAN HOME
FRANK J. ANDERSON

ArdmOre. near car stop; splendid g
room house. hot water heat electric
ity. barn. garage cement floors. 30
fruit trees % acres Of land. Si7o0.
$500 cash. 30 per mo.
Southeast splendid mod home; eTceilent
condition + bedrooms long I've
Ing room; open stairway; foored az
tic, home VIII be entirely redecoratedf
$500 500 cash
Northwest. Mod. semi-bu1galow built
z yrs garage5 WI entirely re-
Southeast, blocks from Studebakersl
excellent mod. - duplex. can sho1
good income: $1,000. $3.50 cash
River Park beautiful semi bungalow
new and baths neat arrangement
Southeast. bungalow. new: mod: good
location 81 900 g 200 cash
Northwest beautiful new mod. home;
sts q splendid home arA 81 6oo 81 90 sass.
North H!l S.. close in new mod. brick
house and grocery store: barn gar.
age. good business SO 700. Terms
We have several low priced houges
Lots. DuhaL near Leer. 500; Olive
St, 2 blks north - 7. " West &5i0;
y. BIZ ST. no assessments. large T.
$500. Terms on all See us Tor vacant
tots Worteu Realty Co. rs Farmers
Trust 2ldg ~ 4445
RIVER gslow, . rooms and
bathroom, gas water. electric ana
furnace Square basement House u
car lire Garage A real bargaia
Price 81 20. terms
A LYNN AfTNZEY. Realtor.
Room 3 Farmers Trust Bidg.
WHITCOMB g. KELLER
DIXIE HIGHWAY
one acre with an s-r0Om home. Hat
furnace bath aud electric nght: = bed
rooms and closets: large basement;
various kinds q fruit; garage sd
chicken house. east frontage. P0sses-
sion given within short tine. Ihla
e very attractive suburban hoaa
for b reasonable price
~ 100
Farmers Trust Bldg
8 bI0cks from center looms srd
bath FuruEce. electric lights Price
only - 200. Terms.
Main 255l GARN BROS.
Res Main 800 6s2 Farmers Trust.
/ EIGHT- ROOM House on y. Elm 81.
for sale al modern. with exception
OF furnace Also new Groom huhga-
low with double garage end 10 acrea
ground Both vacant John Baum.
Fartner. ll14 ". C0faK Ave Lin.
1917.
RIVER PARK-ls block from car Ire.
room house. gas water and electric.
months old. VIII sell on terms.
Price 81 go
A LYNN NINZEY, Rsaltor.
Room I. Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
SO J. N. S. BUILDING.

WHITCONB & KELLER
EDGEWATER DRIVE
new room home OF unusual de-
eign: an exceptionally large Twin z
room with open fireplace solid oak
floors and trim In living room and d!n-
ing room 3 large bedrooms with large
closets. bullt-!n tn IN ballroom eK-
ira linen closet: full basement With
laundry connections and dOOr drain.
Lot larger than the average Tbs
home and location will bear a thorough
Investigation BY discriminating buyerA
RezsOna bic terms given.
n -444O
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
WALKING DISTANCE

Square Basement; laundry tubs; cast
iron furnace. living room. dining room
has oak floors and trim fine kitchen
with plenty Of cupboard space. Bath
complete Two bedrooms. This place
Is modern IN every respect. AL street
improvements en- and paid FOR. Price
is very attractive. 500 cash. balance
easy treDs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29

ISDEx TO CLAssIFICATIONs.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
tI-Deaths
s2-In Memorials.
,B-Csrd OF Thanks.
s4-Funeral Directors
fb-Euneral Flowers.
tB-Cemetery Lots. AonumenA
f-Lodge Notices.
l6-Comlng Events.
fp-PerBOnals.
4o-LOst and Found.
AUTOMOBILES
Ii-Automobiies for Sale.
12-MOtorcycleE and Bicycles.
1S-AutOmObiles for Exchange
4-Auto Accessories.
I6-service stations-RepsirinS.
16-AutO Livery
BUSINESS SERVICE
1s-Business Service offered.
Building-CODtracting
20-Heating and Plumbing.
2l-lnsurance
22-MuIinery- Dressmaking.
23-M0ving. Trucking. Storage.
PainUng-PaperinE-
25-Pstent Attorneys.
Printing-Statio1ery
27-PrOfess Services.
2s-Repairlng
2S-RenOvating and Dyeing-
S0-TailOring and Pressing
I-Wanted-Business Service
EMPLOYMENT
S2-HeIp Wanted-Femsle.
SS-Help WaBted-Male.
SS-Help Wanted-Aale or Female
S5-Salesmen and Agents.
destinations Wanted-Female-
27-SltuatiOns Wanted-Nale.
FINANCIAL.
Ss-Buslness Opportunities.
Se-Inves tments Stocks, Bonds.
40-HOney 20 Loan.
I-Nanted-To Borrow
INSTRUCTION.
42-CorrpspOndence Courses.
<3-Local Instruction Glasses
A-Musical Dancing. Dramatic
45-Private Instruction
acknowledgements
LIVESTOCK
fT-noCs. Cats. Pets
4s-Horses. Cattle, Vehicle
49-P0ultry and Supplies.
6-Wanted- Livestock
MERCHANDISE
61-ArticIes for sale.
62-Business Equipment
b3-BOats and Accessories.
H-Buildlng Materials
65-Farm and Dairy Products.
t6-Fuel and Feed.
SI-GoOd Things 10 Eat.
bS-Home- made Things
6a-Househod Goods
60-Jewelry and Watches.
61-Machinery and Tools.
62-Musical instruments.
63-Seeds Plants Fertilizer
Especial at the stores.
s sSs-WSST.9g APR RT1
61-RoOms with Board
6c-Rooms without Board
e9-Rooms for Housekeeping
7O-Nhcation Places
71-Where 20 Eat.
72-WhPre 20 stop in Town.
5S-Wanted- Rooms. Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT,
f4-Apartments and Flats
s6-Bus mess Places for Rent
76-Farms for Rent
g1-HOuSes for Rent
1e-OFices and Desk Room
5e-Suhurban for Rent
tO-Summer Places for Rent
bl-WHnted-To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
S2-Business Property
SS-Farlns and Land for Sale
64-Houses Tor sale
Slots for Sale
s6-Shors Property for SAFE
sl-Suburhan for Sale
eS-Rral EstatP FOR Exchange
WaUfed-Rea1 Fstate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
Fuel and reed.

Block. Coke. Ohio
Block. West Va. Spiint. Phone Lin
coin 5Og7 I. A. Neu Coal Co, S5S
Hydraulic Ave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29

Good one-room house, on large quar-
ter-acre corner lot north Of the city
convenient to Niles car line and Dixie
Highway. This house is practically
new and partly furnished Price SsTI
Terms $50 to 500 down and 50 per week
A real bargain for some one who wants
10 get out Of housekeeping rooms 90
independence. Investigate. Call Lin
coin 1896 OF Main 1T71
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
Farm And Dairy Products

IF YOC are dissatisfied with your bak-
ing then try "Fanchow" Flour Ev-
cry sack guaranteed Worlds best
-four 24ih lbs Sly. 90 lbs. So - :
100 lbs A49 HOG W. Thomas St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29

EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-MaIe 80
HeIp-Male or FemaIe

WANTED - Experienced operators for
Elliott Fisher billing machines. Nlsh-
awake Wooden Mfg Co. Mishawaka.
Evening star., 1922-08-01
ANNOUNCES PROGRESS
IN HOSPITAL PROGRAM
DR.. White, in Charge of Work for
Veterans, Replies to A. A.
Sprague's Criticisms.

The Veterans Hospital program,
under the so-called first Langley bill,
which has been assailed by A. "A;
Sprague of the American Legion. VIII
be completed by May, DR.. Charles
White, chairman of the consultants
on disqualification of the Treasury
Department., announced today.
DR.. White, whose home and profeS-
sional practice are in Pittsburgh. was
in the city today on one OF MS IN
frequent official visits. and took oc-
casion not only to announce the con-
tinued progress of the disqualification
program of the Treasury toward com
pletion next spring, but to make light
of Sprague'S information.
Mr. Sprague. said DR.. White, had
been invited time and again to come
to the Treasury Department and con-
fer with officials who are In charge
of the Treasury disqualification pro-
gram. He had been invited to make
a tour of inspection Of the plants
under construction. Mr.. Sprague had
never responded to any of the gov
ernment's invitations, it was said,
but had continuously pursued pro-
gram of attack. without so much as
a call at the Treasury.
Gen. Abel Davis, predecessor to
Mr.. Sprague, 1t was said at the Treas
ury. had frequently conferred with
Treasury officials, offered suggestions
from the legion. but after carefully
inspecting the actual work and con-
ferring with officials in charge, had
sponsored a resolution which was
adopted by the American Legion
praising the Treasury program and
the personnel back of 1t.
Sprague's charges are considered
lightly by Assistant Secretary Cliff
ford, in charge of the supervising
architects office, and by DR.. White.
His charges were said at the Treas
ury not to be founded on fact.
Evening star., 1922-08-01
Ostentation.

I load my aunts with precious
stones, I hang rich furs upon their
bones, and send them through the
town; "The fact that l am heeled,"
l say with coin enough to load a
dray, must have wide renown. !
represent the newly rich, and hav-
ing clambered from the ditch up to
a high estate, / want the whole
blamed world to know that I have
every kind of dough put down in
keg and crate" Ny house is like a
large hotel, and in it stately foot
men dwell, a butler from abroad /;
with jeweled tools swat the flies
and all is done to advertise the fact
that I've a wad. My socks are
brought from far-off France, and
London tailors make my pance, my
neckties come from Rome; and yet,
with splendor all around. 1 heave a
sort of doeful sound, as 1 sit in my
home. For all my efforts don't i'm
press my mossback neighbors, l con-
fess, and hence my weary sigh !;
those neighbors watch my trail of
smoke and seem to size me as a
joke, and smile when l go by. Old
guns who sit in shabby hooks and
paw the leaves of ancient books
look on me with disdain, and resi-
dents whose only pride is that their
dads for freedom died, observe me
with a pain. With such bank ac-
count as mine, with all around me
sleek and fine, my life should be a
song; / am the man who cuts the
ice, l am the one who has the price,
and yet | don't belong.
(Copyright) WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1922-08-01
WILL HOLD JOINT OUTING
AT CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Prize Waltz, Backward, Peanut,
Three-Legged and Sack Races
at Eagles-Red Men Fete.

Prize waltzlng. a backward race, a
peanut race. three-legged race, a sack
race, a tug-of-war. a swimming con-
lest foot races and spoon and egg
race are on the program of Washington
Aerie. No. 125. Fraternal Order Of
Eagles. and the Great Council of the
Independent Order OF Red Men. which
tomorrow will hold a joint outing at
Chesapeake Beach.
The Eagles committee is composed Of
Arthur A. Riemer. chairman and in
charge Of publicity: Harry C. Given,
vice chairman and in charge of ath-
letics; Gus Backenheimer, secretary:
Arthur Morgan. In charge of tickets;
George Haske. treasurer; Luther B.
Hayes. in charge Of speakers: Edward
L. Jordan. master Of ceremonies; !;
Messrs. Williams. Davis. Callan, Ryan,
Fisher. Rinehart and Smith, in charge
of public order; DIR. Charles L. Waters,
physician. and Messrs. Riouling, Frank
fauser and Evans, in charge of COM
:nissary.
Thomas H. Dennis of 1o06 I street
southeast. is in charge Of arrangements
for the Red Men.
Evening star., 1922-08-01
BAND CONCERT.

judiciary Park, today at 1880
pm, concert by a section OF the
United States Marine Band: Tay-
lor Branson. second leader.
March, 1.-The Land of Moa,"
Overture. IF Were King"
Adam
Second movement from sym
phony 'Leonore". Ran
Duet for flute and horn,
"Serenade".. It'll
Musicians Clayton Lindsay and
Adolphe Seidler.
Excerpts from '"The Little
Duchess. DE koven
Celebrated Minuet."
Paderewsky
From Italy" selection of
Italian folk songs, arranged
by Clark.
1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
By the Army Music school
Band, at Walter Reed Hospital.
tonight, at $50 o'clock, Senior
Bandleader Students Conduct
ing.
(a5 March. General
Lejeune" -........ Branson
Cd FOX trOt, GeOrSla,
Donaldson
Conducted by. sergt. James C.
Burden-)
Overture. 1.-The Pirate" Bellini
Conducted by Sergt. Henry
Bellman.)
Selection, "The Chocolate Sol
dler -. STRAUSS
Conducted by Sergt. George
C. Hewitt.)
Andante Religioso, "The Last
Hope" ...... ..Gottschalk
Conducted by Staff Sergt. John
o. Clover.)
Solo for .saxophone.
(a) ''Lanette'
(b) "Laverne" '.... .Henton
(Played by Private First-class
Eugene Hostetter0
Tarantella. "Forosetta." Arditi
Conducted by Staff Sergt.
James B. Allen)
Ballet music from William
Tell -ISoSS.ni
Conducted by STAFF SergO Will
ford G. Archambeault)
March, THE Queen OF Sheba.
Gounod
Conducted by Staff Sergt.
George Wohlmacher)
"The Star Spangled Banner.