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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-08-18
eeoposEp AMENDMENT TO e
CONSTITUTION.

To be voted on November q i rticie I
Al amendment of Section ~ t;na to the
of the state constitution nsraons. reiA
rights of accused pe Washington,
office OF the Secretary OF State.
10 whom il may concern: In obediehc sc
~ The State Constitution and an &C. "a u
t ~ ' legislaturs, and allowed to become nor =
law Without the approval OF the 6 1royidIng
e en- tba amendment of Section %
ior ,ae Of the constitution of the STATE
90 ,ccrsed Persons" there is hereby vd pup
ished for the considera,,tom II tbe following
Of the state s of wssn't to the constitution
~ The said state.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
SPECIAL MUSIC TO
FEATURE SERVICES
INLOCAL CHURCHES
Watch Night Parties and New
Years Eve Entertainments
Are Planned.

Special musical program viii be
offered IN conjunction with the
watch services and other New Years
eve programs planned for many OF
South Bends churches this evening
At Dpworth Memorial Methods =;
Episcopal church the vested choir
OF s.. James Episcopal church un-
der the direction Of II. c. Rose Will
sing The program Is scheduled FOR
s o'clock.
The musical program at the First
Church OF the Brethren Will include
cantata The wondrous Light.
hy Z. NJ. Suits. The program is 70
be directed by Prof @. +. Roop and
viii begin at 1890 o'clock
The City Rescue mission. 214 S
Lafayette blvd. will have a watch
service beginning at 1880 O'Clock
Rev Ray Bird will speak and sew
eral numbers will be offered by the
Amphion quartet Of the Fret Christ
ian church. At o'clock the meet
ing Will he addressed by Rev. Rose
murgy Of ST. PauIs Methodist
church. The rest Of the meeting will
be spent socially.
A fifteen minute organ recital viii
be given by Mrs. Edward T. Motifs
in the special program planned FOR
Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church
The congregation OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church viii
observe New Years eve by a watch
service TO commence at 1880 o'clock
Features OF the program viii be an
orchestra concert. song service, wor-
ship and a sermon. The mems or
chestra. comprised Of p pieces, viii
render a program.
At Gloria Del Lutheran church a
watch service Is scheduled TO begin
at o'clock. A special musical pro-
gram by the choir VIII be featured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
GITY'S BIRTH RATE
REVEALS DECREASE
Statistics Also Show a Slightly
Lower Death Rate During
Year Now Ending.

a marked decrease IN the citys
birth rate Is disclosed in comparison
OF figures given out by the Health
Department. announcing vital sta
tistlcs for the year 1922. There was
a slightly lower death rate. COM
pared with the year preceding.
A total OF 1910 babies were added
to the citys population During this
same period, $50 succumbed 10 the
Grim Reaper, showing a net in
crease OF birth over deaths OF 1884.
A comparison Of births shows
shows 1922 with 1910. as against
2O61 in 1921. and 1870 IN 1920.
Based on a population OF $1,000
Chamber Of Commerce census), in
dicates the bi-th rate at 21.95 per
Thousand and compares with an
estimated population OF II 900 and a
birth rate OF 26.Ts a year ago.
For the year just closing, the
death rate is figured at 1874 per
thousand, comparing with 799
deaths. and rate Of 1925 the pre-
vious j months. Deaths in 1920
totalled 9S2.
Accidents were the cause Of ~
deaths during the past year There
were 10 suicides. Against these to-
tails were SO accidental deaths and
eight suicides in 1921.
Contagious diseases during the
year made no more inroad into the
city's death calendar than a year
ago. Eight deaths from diphtheria.
two from scarlet fever and two from
typhoid fever. During 1921, diph
liberia victims totalled IL; scarlet
fever none and typhoid fever three.
Scarlet fever cases were 141.
against 90 the previous year. Diph-
liberia showed a significant decrease
with so patients, as compared with
12S or more than double, during
1921 Typhoid fever patients to-
tailed 10 against u, an average Of
one a month. for the same period
a year ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
GRAIN MARKETS SHOW
UNSETTLED CONDITION

CHICAGO. Dec. 30-tBy s.. PD-
Grain markets were greatly unset
tied today brea king 60 new low
for the week early. only 20 more
than recover the loss later The
ureasinezs apparently was result
Of year-end evening up AZ the fin
ish wheat was Ice down 10 l-fc
up with May 122 SIS % 122 ga and
July 113 3-8 TO l13 -. Corn clos
ed 10 to J-Sc higher. oats varied
from 3-S off 10 Is at Ia advance
and provisions ranged from 5c low
CT 20 12c higher.
Scattered liquidation was ON 5u
the wheat market with a continue
ton Of pressure from eastern longs
at the start The ensuing reaction
carried the market TO above yester-
days finish and was caused chiefly
by short covering Trade wac au
BROAD scale and fluctuations were
rapid. At one time May was or 6
lac from the high OF Thursday and
July was eff & 3-E Dozen ~ was
the most erraGc il the early deal
inrs, touching 123 90 a break and
then rsl.y.ug 10 r2T. The changes
were so frequent that q Shines there
was a difference If ua.s cent ae-
tween trades
a considerable amount ef rEu.r
Business was reported done r Nsa-
TOBIAS. with rCuf-ma ..on % sales o.
10000 bushes Com and .a-s
showed pronounced resistance ts
Drpesrro and while lower chris. --
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
Eptoorth Hospital Adnrits
$50 Charity Cases IN 1922

A report from tho Epworth hos
piial shows that during the year
1922 there were $50 patients adj
United as charity. OF the number
there We're IS surgical operatives.
90 medical patients. IS children OF
all ages and 10 maternity patients.
About ESQ were admitted as pri-
vate patients and did not pay their
bills Blls were partially paid by
100 patients.
In addition 20 this number ward
beds were occupied by 1875 patients.
The hospital looses approximately Sc
week on ward beds since the
charge Is not sufficient 20 cover the
cost per capita a day. one hundred
and thirty-seven were admitted TO
the hospital as the result OF accident
cases from factories, railroads and
automobiles.
The total number OF patients ad-
mitted for the year WIS 1175.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
MANY DEFECTS ARE
FOUND BY N URSE
School Children in Rural Dis.
tricts Shown TO Need Med
ical Attention.

Nine hundred and ffty-four pu-
pills n the cuOnty schools outside
Of south Bend and Mishawaka were
found TO have defective teeth by
Mary Worster. county school nurse
in AZ visits to the various schools
during 1922. her report for the year
shows. OF this number II had their
teeth filled later.
Country children who are gener-
ally supposed to be exceedingly
healthy seem to be an exception to
the rule in ST. Joseph county. for
out of 1852 children examined by
the nurse, S39 were found TO be
under weight. The report shows
that $50 pupils were referred to
physicians. g54 to dentists and 4Sl
to occulists during the year
Seventy rural school students had
their tonsils or adenoids removed;
60 had defective hearing: 1872 tere
found to have nasal distractions and
four were brought TO the tubercu
losis clinic One case Of bronchitis
heart trouble and infected eyes was
reported and 100 visits 10 homes
We're made by the nurse, who also
visited doctors Is times and hos
pitfalls six times.
One child was taken TO the School
for Blind at indianapolis, one was
sent to the Boys school at Plain
field and one child was placed in
an orphanage.
Miss Worster sent out 10 letters
to parents during the year. had AZ
children examined at clinics and
gave three talks to clubs, her re-
port shows
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
EVENING SCHOOL
TO OPEN SECOND
COURSE TUESDAY
Officials Arrange to Accom-
modate All in City Who
Wish to Enroll.

Many subjects IN shop. domestic
and commercial studies will be In
Guided ia the list OF subjects offered
to those enrolling I'm the second
term Of public evening school which
opens Tuesday evening.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made TO
accommodate as many as wish 10 en-
ron in the new term in the High
school. the Oliver. st. Adelberts,
Muesscl and Linden schools O. G..
Osborn. evening school director.
announced that any subject will be
offered II as many as 20 persons de-
sire 20 take it. Regular subjects thai
TO be offered I'm commercial studies
are: bookkeeping. shorthand, pen
manship. typewriting. spelling. husl-
ness English, commercial arithma-
tic. rapid calculation and CONNER
cial law. In academic subjects:
Americanism. advanced English.
Spanish. physics. mathematics and
citizenship classes will be offered.
Millinery. sewing. cooking and meals
and table service viii be offered in
Domestic Art. Commercial adveTtis-
be offered in art. shop studies offer
cd will include carpentry. wood
turning, cabinet making, auto repair
ing, machine shop, blue print read
ing. machine drawing. mechanical
drawing, architectural drawing. and
beginning and advanced electricity.
Mr. Osborn has enlisted the aid OF
c.. +. Weber TO act as vocational
director Of Ada Hitler who will be
in charge of the Household Arts de-
partments, and Of +. Pearl lines who
Will be IN charge OF the Art depart
ment
Commercial and academic sub.
tects viii be taught by regular teach
ers in the High and vocational
schools, hut in the shop and art
studies, Mr.. Osborn has been able
TO obtain the services Of men par
ticulariIy trained in the subjects
they viii teach. II. z. Smith and w
w. Turner Will instruct I'm mechani-
cal and architectural drawing. r.
O. Sutherland will conduct the class
es in electricity. VI. 3. Bangel. a
cabinet maker, viii be in charge OF
the cabinet making classes, and
Louis Taylor will teach commercial
advertising. A class in engraving will
also be included I'm the courses, with
+. r. KIingerman. a South Bend
tewler. in charge.
During the five years that public
evening school has been conducted
I'm South Bend. the attendance rec
ord has annually grown in leaps. and
bounds. The first year, $50 certifi-
Gates were issued TO those attend
ing. the next year 712, then $40,
and last year 1882. The enrolment
in the fall term OF this year was
1,1SS. and although the schools Wee
unable to accommodate satisfa ctOr-
lily all that entered, vets arrange-
ments now Will make it possible TO
take care of all who wish TO enroll
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
Connected Burglar TO Be
Taken to Prison Today

William Shank, who was convict
ed in Superior court No. last
Tuesday on charge Of burglary.
and sentenced 70 serve from two 10
IA years in Indiana state reforma-
tory. will be taken to Jefferson
vile this morning in custody Of
Deputy Sheriff Kerr
In addition to the sentence. Shank
was fined 500 by Judge Lem j.
Oare.
Shank admitted twice robbing the
Gafll OH CO. filling station at La
fayette blvd. and Division st. this
month. He had roomed with an
attendant at the filling station and
used his knowledge effectively to
rob the place. evidence showed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
RECORDERS OFFICE
BUSY DURING YEAR
Report Shows Many Instru-
ments Filed-20 Per Cent
Increase Over 1921.

\ total Of 17,166 legal documents
were filed during 1922 with County
Recorder John y. Swanson, who
was reelected to that office last
November. as compared with 1858
IN 1920 and 14.164 in 1921. accord
ing to that officials annual report
announced Saturday.
Fees collected by the recorder
during the past year totaled S15,-
G45.4O; while during the two pre-
vious years. they amounted TO $751;
613 and S11.S21.9O respectively.
Deeds filed during the lear total
ed 6.265. There were S,9OS mort
cages. SIS mechanics leins, Laos
chatteI mortgages. 3.66S releases,
896 assignments. 2s plats, 102
articles Of incorporation. and 721
miscellaneous documents filed, the
report shows.
As itemized for the quarterly re-
ports Of 1922. Swanson's records for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
PALACE CONTINUES
WITHOUT ORCHESTRA
Union and Management Fail
to Agree-Geiss Issues
Statement.

The disagreement between the To-
cal Federation Of Musicians and the
Palace theater management which
led 10 a walk out of the theater
orchestra Friday night has not been
settled
Directors for both the Musicians
local and the Palace theater stated
that they were unable TO determine
last night whether or not settle
ment may be reached soon.
Regular vaudeville performances
were given at the theater through
out Saturday without the assistance
OF a pit orchestra. A four piece
band which has been booked in by
the Orpheum circuit played between
the acts last night. The theater
organ is being used to cue the acts.
According TO the statement of
Harry Cess, president of the
Musicians Protective association,
the musicians are staging their fight
solely that a ten piece orchestra be
used in the pit instead of the eight
piece band.
The management of the Palace
theater. also Asher Levy, general
manager of the Orpheum circuit,
maintain that the demands of the
union are unreasonable and unpre-
CedenteG.
Cess Makes Statement
Mr.. Cess, made the following
statement in behalf OF the FEEDER
alton Of Musicians last night
I'VE did not order the orchestra
to walk out without first giving
notice to the management OF the
Palace. Before the theater was
opened we disagreed with Mr..
Flannery, manager of che Palace.
over using an eight piece orchestra
At that time we asked foe a 10
piece orchestra and then agreed to
open the theater with eight men
until settlement could be made
ION five occasions we have re-
qUested the management 10 agree
TO using a 10 piece orchestra.
1--WE then gave the management
until Thursday of the past week
to make the change. The date was
postponed to Friday, by their re
quest the day our men walked out. "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
Fire Men Enlist at Local
army Recruiting Station

Five enlistments into The United
States army were made at the South
Bend recruiting station Saturday.
The men who enlisted are. Gle
rnent Haney. St Joseph; James
Madden, South Bend; y. 10th. South
Bend: Wayne McAlpin, Michigan
City. and Waiter DERRICK, Michigan
City
The men enlisted for service in
the infantry and field artillery but
are unassigned. Enhstments are
open for field artillery and infantry
service, although unassigned, Re
c-ulting Sergt. Parson announced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

one - the substantial ksms OF IN
crease IN revenue. since the year
1922, - the yearly rental on the
park which was increased from $2.-
10000 20 100000 annually. an an
nual Increase OF 100000 on this
item aEonc
To acconpi -sh the above plan, the
association earne Gly sollc.ts the
hearty cooperation and support OF
the merchants and manufacturer Of
s.. Joseph county especially. 20 the
end that t!to s. Joseph county fair
may become second only 20 the state
fair az Indianapolis. which will
make - a very valuable asset not
only % the far association but 20
81 Joseph county n general and 20
South Bend and Mishawaka business
m ereg,s in particular.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
thinner TO Head County
Horticultural Society

The St Joseph County Horticul-
turaI society held an alI-day meeting
In the Chamber OF Commerce build
Ing Saturday. at which a dinner. I'm
charge ot Mrs. IT, thinner. was
held and officers elected for the new
year The next meeting VIII be
held the last Saturday i'm January In
the Chamber OF Commerce building
officers chosen for 1923 are Mr.
II thinner. president. +. Voct. vice
PRESIDENT Mrs T. W. Schihe. Soc
teary. Airs j. Webster. treasurer;
Mrs p. Chub5 and Charles Weiss,
trustees
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
Terrific Storms RGrGge
Southern French Coasts

BORDEAUN, Dec. 30-(By I. p
Terrific storms OF sleet and snow
that played havoc with shipping in
the northern Atlantic ocean all week
have been whipped southwark by
hundred mile gales and today were
causing damage along the lower
coast OF France.
The LGtetia. 1900 ton French
liner. was driven into the mouth OF
The GiroTde river unable TO proceed
ON a voyage southwark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
Driuer Of accident Car
ELeeS From MiShap Scene

AMrhtiug from Street car THurs-
day night. a. the corner IF Sherman
and Lincoln way W. Frank HAHN
ski was struc by an automobile,
whose driver is unknown 90 the po-
lice. ar. Haz.nski was Immediately
taken 90 the Epworth hospital
where 10 was learned that he was
suffering from a scalp wound and
internal injuries. His condition Is
not believed 20 be serious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
YeGgIey Is Corporation
Counsel for Railroad

ATToUU"0WeDr TEot J-1u O
NearIey South Bend attorney. has
been retained a. corporation Coun-
cil for the New York Central r. p.
company FOR northern Indiana ter
ritory wus made last niEht.
Nj Geag.cy succeeds the firm.
Miller Blake and Huboeu. attorneys
for the railroad in this district for
more -han 60 years. The change
is effective Jan. ]
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
NAMED MANAGER.

WARSAW. Ind. Dec 50.-W C..
Iurchie. state manager for new
corporation which has taken over
the W.n0ua Electric Light and
Water CO. IN This city with mum
Der OF other companies In Ind.ara.
has appointed Joseph = .Leszis a.
manager OF the local office Mr.
Lessig has been retail sales nanls-
er Tor the company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
Theatrical Man Probably
Fatally Hurt in .MiShap

ST. JOSEPH. No. Dec. 30t-tBy
T. y. S.1-F'rank Newman. Kansas
City theatrical man. is not expected
10 lvc as result OF injuries suffered
early today when an automobile IN
which he and +. r. Allen also Of
fatally shot by PoliccETAOINNSH
over.
Newman was pinned beneath the
car his head being smashed and his
throat cut. Allen was not seriously
nurt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
MARKETS

SOUTH BEND NABHETS-
Corrected Daily by D. 4 Rove eo2 $.
Michigan - Phone Lincoln $3.50
SEED NARKET
CLOVER lI red. selling slsG
SO mammoth red Sl,Li3i sweet clover.
HAY. STRAW AND FEED.
corrected Daily by She Wes.eJ Miller
flour and Feed CO. 40 =. Michigan ~
Phone Main $3.50
CORN Paving 7c-- selling -.E SO.
CLOVER SEED-Pay.ng io4l-- sell
ALFALFA S14aS1G
ALSIKE-SeUiuE slf
HAY-Paying SO selling s-1422 per
ION
lIMOTHX-SeIl-E g per %
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Corrected Daily By :. " Lippman. sll
- Main -. Phone Main eeI.D
HIDE~-Id 'Oc. Caifsklu- I9fL -J-
TALLOW- Rendered r.. rough. -a3-
BEES WAN-25caa 5c per Do.
WHEAT. CORN. OATS ETC.
fCorrected DAILY by y H. Morgan. sta,
Mius. hydraulic az. Phone I.-5g97)
CORN-PaTilg zoe. selling. 80
OATS-Paylng i5c. selling zoe.
RNE-Payi1E zoe.
MIDDLINGS-SeIi SlTJ cwt
BRAN-Selllus 90 cwt.
SCRATCH Publishing S2sJ cr-
WHEAT Paying $50 per bu
SEED BCCKNHEA1 Paying SIS
selling $40
CHOP FEED-si75 crt
FRUITS AND PRODUCE-
corrected Daily by brotherhood Grocery
go y. Main 1t Phone M-I156D
FRUITS AND EEGEr ARLES-CaE
tornis naval orange. 50 dozen.
FRESH EGGS-P Paying 80 selling 6~e
BUTTER Paying 5i1 &C.. selling Ohc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
Morris Says 1923 Will
be Year of PrOSperit,

CHICAGO. Dec. 30 By I. y. 81
Bushes prospects for 1923 are
most favoOable. They are much bet
ter than for several years" Edward
Morris president of Morris and Co.
packers, asserted IN statement IS
sued today.
He pointed out these two factors:
/. The improved buying power
Of the farmer.
.. The lack Of unemployment.
Everybody should have faith IN
1928" he said. II believe IL viii
be a year Of improved prosperity"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
100000 INCREASE IN
CAPITAL GRANTED FIRM

The Campbell Paper Box Co. OF
South Bend filed application Satur-
day. to increase its present capital
OF $4,000 10 S250.OOO. Application
was also made az the same time 10
Increase the capital OF the South
bend Lumber Co, from $4,000 TO
800 900
The Fred a. Ultman Co., of Mish-
awake, also sent in their application
for capital decrease OF 100000.
Their present capitalization is
100000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
ORDAINED DEACON

WARSAW. Ind. Dec. 30-Howsrd
Oborn. student at The Boston Uni
ve-s.ty school OF Aeo.ogy and a
son OF DR.. and Mrs j. W. Obor0 cf
Warsaw. has recently been ordained
deacon n the Methods Episcopal
church. by Bishop Edwin Holt
Hughes. Of Boston.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
Prima Donna Sings Score
Written bY Local " omen

Patrons OF the Palace the2ter last
night We're given treat i'm the
singing of "A-MayinS' by sophie
Brandt. the grand opera star.
.A-NIayirg" IS a new song and OF
interest TO South Bend folks as the
words and music were written by
local women. The words were writ
ten 10y Mrs Eugene ID. Miller and
the music by Mrs. Olive Main.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
Leslie AndruS Elected 10
Head Alumni Association

Oficers q the Alumni association
Of The south Bend High school were
elected Friday evening az the annual
Alumni dance which was held in
che High school gymnasium. The
new officers are. Leslie Audrus, 20,
president: Edmund Blerwagen. %.
v.ce-president; Ruth staples. g
secretary. and Louis Brugsner, rs.
treasurer. Louis BruESre- presided
% the election.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

These statements compared % TIE
records Of the previous year show
an increase Of 20 percent In the
number of documents filed with the
county recorder and this increase
is largely due TO the expansion OF
the city and the resulting exchange
Of deeds and mortgages. A survey
of the report shows that more trans
actions are consumated during the
second quarter Of the year than are
during any of the other quarters.
Swanson's report for the years or
192Oand 1921 as compared to that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
CrumPacker 10 address
Members of Round Table

shepard j.. Crumpa attorney
VIII 10 the speaker ar the monthly
banquet cf the Round Table. which
.s scheduled for Wednesday even.
ing az 6-25 o'clock az the y. IT O.. a
Ntr. CrumpaCker viii speak 0r
Meme Meme TekeI CHlarsou"
Round table discussion o. she sub-
fe.t .r which the various member.
VIII participate Will follow llr
C-umpacker's talk. Fred Wood
ward VIII preside.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
.BULLISH SENTIMENT
DOMINATES MARKET
Stocks Bid Up Vigorously, but
Profit Taking Causes
Slight Reaction.

Days total sales, $4,000
shares.
Twenty indUstria.s avera Eed
10O.2G; net gain 90. High 1922,
10&.43; low 1859.
Twenty railroads averaged
s6.0S net gain 20. High 1922,
93.99; low 73.43.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
GnrH MEnDING DAY

WARSAW Ind. Dec. g0-Mr. and
Mrs. y. T. Hayden Of Pierceton.
ce.chrated their 6oth wedding aHri-
Versar@ on Christmas day. M- and
Mrs Hayden enjoy the best Of
health.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

There is utt!e or 10 begging IN
northern italy. yet g - very pre-
yarent in Naples
Drury Lane thcater London Ems.
was once sold for holf a sovereign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
ARE YOU GOING TO
EU r OP z 2

If you 90. e. viii pay YOU toI
(! come -o us or CALI us for full par
tculars.
Have you anyone whom
you wish to bring here from
IEUROPE2
IF you have. do not fail to
come to US and have steam
ship tickets ssu e d by the
,BEST equipped and compe-
tent STEAMSHIP AGENCY
in the city.
We are authorized Agents
OF ALL Steamship Lines, and
sci tickets at the original rates
3of the Companies.
We obtain YOUR PASS
8PORT when going. and we
Z help YOUR relatives in Eu-
rope TO obtain their PASS
Z PORT and Wis A, assuring
] them a safe and smooth jour
ney
Ir SOU wish .r send money o..
Europe LIT Us SEND IT TOR
YOU
LOWEST rates QUICKEST
sTRNTCT. moneys Ia. cred d.
rect o. PAYIE. ln European or
currency
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

Garment repairing = Gear
ers. Adult