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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-08
WARD 3. PRECINCT 1

Il
U. S. Senate-Beveridge, r, 1872;
Ralston. d., 122.
Secretary-Jackson, +, 1877; Link,
d., 116.
AuditOr-oliver. T.. 1875; Bracken.
d., lis.
Treasurer - Davies, r. 1877; De-
hority, d.,
Clerk-Lynch, r. -; DUNCAN,
d.. lie.
supt. Schools - Burris, r, 1914;
Mcintosh, d., 1T.
Supreme Judge - Myers, r, 1913;
Shea, d., 100.
Appellate Judge - Enloe. r., 1874;
Bridewell, o., lis; Remy. r. 1874;
Collier, d., III.
Appellate Judge - Mcmahon, r.,
1914; Livengoo d.. lis; Nichols, T.,
1872; McCabe. d., 119
Representative - Hickey, r, $50;
| O'Keefe, d., 134.
Prosecutor - Coughlin, r, 100;
Doran, d., 120.
Superior Judge - Martin. r. 15s;
Bingham, d., 1856.
Superior Judge No. 2-Oare, T.,
200; Wolfe. d.. los.
State Senator-Anderson r. 183.
Perkins, d., 100.
Representative r. $50:
Bailey, d.. rs; Mangus, r. IS9:
Jackson. d.. 124: Matthews. T., 1913;
Hess. d., 1T.
Clerk-Warner, r. 1877; Slower. d..
119.
Audtor-Sedgwick r, 1913; Hep
Ter d.. 116.
Treasurer-sncl1, r, 217; woso-
lowski, d., 90.
Recorder-Swanson, r, 218; Roes-
sler, D., 101.
sheriff-Goodrick. r. 1ss; Hanley.
d.. 129.
Coroner = Crumpacker. +, 2O4;
Boswell, d., III
Surveyor - Ginin. r., 1913; Gun
Dingham, d., 122.
Assessor - Finch. r, 1877: Truax.
d., 116.
Commissioner CEast) Cook. r
ISIS; Beebe, d.. 126.
Commissioner (AdiddIe)-Rarnard
r, 1S2; Zeitler, d., 1872.
Councilman At Large-Keuer. r
200; Mix, d., 116.
Councilman Woodward. r, 1876;
Neff, d., 127.
Councilman 3 Ostrom, r.;
O'Brden, d.. 119.
Councilman Simmer. r. 1877.
Councilman 4-NTOcheI. 1e5
Trustee - Hildebrand, r. 1s8.
Armstrong, d.. 124.
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WARD .; PRECINCT 5

WARD ?; PRECINCT 8
u. s. Senator-Beveridge r, 10;
RalstOn, d., 1OS.
entative-Hlckey r, los;
O'Keefe. d., los.
Prosecutor-Coughlin. To 10;
DCran. d.. 1O2.
Superior Judge-Martin, r, 1O3;
Bingham, d.. 109
Superior Judge No. 2.-Oare, r.
III; Wolfe, d., 95
State SenatOr-Helen Anderson,
r. los; Perkins. 1O2.
Representative r, 100;
Bailey, d., 1O1; Mangus. r. III;
Jackson, d., 100; Matthews, r, 100;
Hess, 102.
Warner, r, 121; Clara
Slower, d., 90.
Auditor-Sedgwtck. T., 80; Hep
Ter. d., 81.
Treasurer-Shck. T.. 113; Weso-
lowski. d.. 81.
Recorder-swanson r. 1870; Roes-
sler d. Of.
sherIn-Goodrick. T.. 1O7; Han
ley d. 104.
Coroner-Crumpacker, r. 10;
Boswell, d., 1OS.
Surveyor-Gllin, r, los; Gun
ningram, d., 1903
Assessor-Finch, T, 10; Truax,
d.. 101;
Commissioner (East)-Cook, r,
los; Beebe. D.. 1O3.
Commissioner CMiddle)-Barnard
r., 107: Zeitler. d.. 105
Township Trust ee-Hilder6rand.
2, 1O6; Armstrong. d.. 100.
ssor-Tag gart, r, 112; Voorde
d.. 100.
WARD >; PRECINCT 4.
L. s. -Beveridge. r, 95;
Ralston. d.. 22O.
Representative-Hickey, r. s.;
O'Keefe d.. 223.
Prosecutor-CoughHn r. 1O7;
Doran, d.. 20S.
Superior Judge-Martin. r. 1913;
Bingham. d., 211.
Superior Judge No. 2-Oare. r,
los; Wolfe, d., 211
Represe ntative-DuComb. r. 1O2:
Bailey, d.. 2I6; Mangus. r, 9S; Jack
son. 212; Matthews, r. 90: Hess.
d.. 214.
Warner. r. los; Clara
Slower. d., 206.
Acknowledgements. r., log; Hep
Ter. d. 20.
Treasurer-slck. r e5; weso-
lowskl, d.. 219.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2, 1O2; Roes-
sleI. d.. 211
sherin-GOodrick, r, 81; Hanley,
d. PIT.
Coroner-Crumpacker. r. IS;
Boswell, d.. 216
Surveyor-Gillin, P. sS: Cunning
ham. d.. Els.
Assessor-Fnch, r. 1Os; Truax,
d.. PIP.
Commissioner CEasD-Cook. r.
100; Beebe, d.. 215
Commissioner Barnard
r. 1O4; Zeiuer. d, 211.
Township -Hilderbrand,
r. 100; Armstrong. d.. 2I1.
Assessor-Taggart, r, 100; Voorde
d.. I'll
WARD ., PRECINCT ..
L. s. Senate-Beveridge. r, SO:
Ralston. d. 25S.
Representative Hickey, r. SIS;
OKeefe. d.. 256
ProsecutOr-Coughlin. p. S.:
Dorany d.. 252.
superior Judge-Martin. ?. IS;
Bingham. d. PSI.
Superior Judge No. 2-Oare, r.
50: Wolfe. D.. 256.
state Senator-Helen Anderson. r.
81; Perkins. d. 2f9.
Representative-DuComb. r.. SIS;
Bailey. d. 259 Mangus. r.. IS: Jack
son. a., 25S. Matthews. n IS. Hess.
&. 25S
Clerk-Warner. r. 70; Clara Slower.
a.. 245.
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Assessor-F1nch. r, 1875; rruax.
d.. 166.
Commissioner (Afiddle)-Barnard
r, $50: Zeitler. d.. l76.
Commissioner east Cook r.
1873; Beebe. d.. l75.
Councilman at Large-Keller. T..
ISIS: Mix, d., III
Councilman, Woodward. T.
1S7: Neff. d. 1872
Councilman. 2-Ostrom. r, 1874;
O'Brien. d.. 172.
Councilman. 3-Zimme-. r. 1876;
Councilman, 4-Mochel, r.. 1875.
Township Trustee-Hl1derbr
r, 1874; Armstrong, d.. 167.
Assessor-Taggart, r. 1875; Voorde
d.. I66.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-08

u. S. senator-Beveridge. r, 2545
Ralston. g.. III.
seoretary-Jacloson. r. 2ss; link.
d.. 1854
Auditor-oHver. r $50; Backen,
d., It's.
cierk-Lynch, r, 241; DUNCAN. g.,
1s3.
supt. sohoois-Burris. r. 24o;
McIntoch. d.. 1s6.
Supreme Judge-Meyers, r. 23B;
Shea, d.. 1S5.
Appellate Judge-Enloe. r. 2s7;
Rrideweu. d.. 168; Remy r, 238;
Collier. a.. 167.
Appellate Judge-McMahon, r,
23s: IIvengoOd, d.. les; Nichols, r.
287. McCabe. d. 1S8.
Rep esentative-Hickey r, ESQ;
O'Keefe. d.. 10.
Coughlin, r, 25s;
Doran. d., 14e.
Superior Ju3ge-Martin, r, 2Ss;
Bingham. D.. 1T.
Superior Judge No. 2.--oare. r.
26s: Wolfe. d., 1877.
state Standardization Anderson,
r.. go: Perkins. d., 1S4.
entative-DuComb, r, 2S1
Bailey. d.. 1872; Mangus. r. 44s;
Jackson. d., 1913: Matthews. r. 2Ss;
Hess, d.. 16s.
Clerl1-warnsr. T., 276; Clara
Slower. d.. 129.
Acknowledgements, r. 2SS; Hep
Ter. d, 141.
Treasurer-slick. r. 2ss; Weso-
lowshi. d.. 1S6.
Observation-Disclosures, r, 255. Roes-
sler. d., $50.
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wARp 1. PRECTNCr

Z. S. Senate-Beveridge r, 245:
Ralston. a.. 100.
Representative - Hickey, p ga;
C'Keefe. a., 12S.
Prosecutor - CoughItn r 2gBi
Doran. d.. ZOE.
Superior Judge-AfAresn. r. EAT;
Bingham. a.. es
Superior Judge No 2-Oare. p
25c. Wolfe. d. SIS
State Senator--Anderson. r.. 237:
Perkins. a.. los
Representative-DuComb, r.. 247;
Bailey. d. 90; Mangus. r. 24T; Jack
son. d.. 1o6; Matthews. p. s4B; Hess.
4 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-08
M,Rn 6 PREcINCT 1.

T. senator i5eVerldge' r. 'N'
Ralston. d.. -6t.
RePresentat.ve-Fickey re- ss;
O'Keefe. d.. PIG.
Prosecutor-C oughHn. r. o.;
Doran, d. -3a.
superior JIdEe-Narrin. r.. ST.
Bingham. d co.
Superior judge No. 2-Oare- D.
20; Wolfe d. 254
Senator state-Anderson. r. 81:
PeIklnS' a. a.
Represen,ali' e--l'l, on'
ba.ley. o., NilS' ?" o
""'
d. 50
a. ~
-
-eI. o. -
-oNsNl' o.
Ter, o. 90
oheIi'l 'o''ii' 'N' To
d. 2fS.
coroner o'Iii'
Boswell a. -9o. l...,--
sur eS "
nam o. 90 "a r-u.~ 4
Assessor i'cl' T. '0' '''N ~
z04. - r, cool,
0ollllli 80
90; Beeoe, D. 90 s,r.5s,a, Barnard
oer
r. oS' Ie'-l -, ~, "a so. Arm.
trustee e. lll-''1 ANU
strong, d. 10 go,.,,. A.. voorda
ASSESS rs 7'''''
d. 80 ,,r,o,,-r-
NAitD ~ fiNE'iNNi
L S. Senate - Beveridge' r. si
Ralston, a., 4Sl-
RepresentauIe -- hickey Z"
O'Keefe. d.. 4l6.
prosecutor - CouSi'''n' T. w.
Doran, d. 4lt
Superior Judge - Nar'in' T. W.
Bingham u 40
superior uuge NJ.
lVo' NolIe' o. 7-V
state senator anderson T. o.
Perkins, o., 40s-
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Commissioner Cast r.
217. Bee|e. d.. 13s
Comm ~>ioner (Middie)-Barnard.
r. 30: Zeitler. d.. 145.
stee-Hndebrand. r. ZIG; Arm
strong. d.. IA.
Assessor-Taggart. r. 236; voorde
d.. 122.
WARD 4; PRECTSCT II.
T.. S Senator-Beveridge, r, III;
Ralston. d., "a
Representative-Hckey. r. 81;
O'Keefe. d.. 107.
Prosecutor-CoUghlin. r. i2O;
Doran. g.. 81.
Superior dge-Martin. T. 1I1i
Bingham. o.
Superior Judge NO. 2.-Oare, r,
119: Wolfe. g.. IS.
state senator-HeIen Anderson.
r. Ill: Perkins %.
Rep entative-DuComb. r.. ia.
Bailey. d., 81: Mangus. r. los;
Jackson, d.. 90; Matthews. r. ia;
Hess. d.. 81
Warner. r, 124; Clara
Slower d. 50.
Acknowledgements. T.. 1873; Hep
Ter, d.. So
Treasurer-SHck. r. III; weso-
lowski. d., 81.
Recorder-Swanson. r, III; Roes-
sler. d., S.
sherin-Goodrick, r 1O7; Han
ley. d., So.
Coroner-Crumpacker. r 1217
Boswell. d.. 81
surveyor-Finch, r 115; Gun
ningham. d.. 90.
Assessor-Finch. r, 11s; Truax.
d., 81
Commissioner (East-Cook, r.,
lis; Beebe. d. 90.
Commissioner (Afiddle) -Barrard
r, 100, Zeitler, d.. 9S.
Township Trustee-Hnderbra
r. us; Armstrong, d., 81
ssOr-Tagga T.. 12O: VOorde
d.. So
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WARD 6, PRECINCT

L S. Senate-Beveridge r. 1Sos
Ralston. d.. PSI.
ecretary-Jacllson r. $50: LINK
a.. 273
Auditor-OIiver. 2. 14s; Bracksn
d.. 275
Treasurer-Davies. r. f62: Deho-
rity a.. 272.
Clerk-Lynch, ?. 147i DUNCAN
a.. rs.
Supt. Schools-Burrts. =, ~
Mcintosh. d.. pa
Supreme Judge-ATyers p 1901
Shea, d. 273
Appellate JudEe-Enioe. =. 1906
Brideweu. d. 374: Remy. r 1ts,
Collier, d.. ia
--------I 49, 80 - - -
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WARD 4 PRECINCT G.


L s. Senator-Beveridge T., 140;
Ralston, d., PSI.
entative-Hickey, T.. 1877;
O'Keefe, d., 2s6.
Prosecutor - Coughlin, T., 1873;
Doran, d., 2S5.
Superior Judge-Martin. r, 148;
Bingham, d., 27s.
Superior Judge No. 2-Oare, r.
1862; Wolfe, d., 262.
Senator. State-Anderson, r, $50;
Perkins. d., pa.
Representative r, 151;
Bailey, d.. 272; Mangus, r. 1872;
Jackson. d.. 271; Matthews, T., 14s;
Hess, d., 276.
Clerk-warner, r, 1914; Slower,
d., PSI.
Auditor-Sedgwick. r. 165; Hep
Ter. d., 25s.
Treasurer-Slick, r, ISL; weso-
lowski d., 262.
Recorder - Swanson, T. 1877;
Roessler, d., 26S.
Sheriff Goodrich. r. 115: Han
ley, d, 800.
Coroner-Crumpacker, r, $50;
Boswell. d.. 265.
Surveyor-Gnlin, T., $50; Gun
ningham. d., z73.
sessor-Finch. r, 1872; Truax.
a., 269.
Commissioners ast)-Cook. r,
149; Beebe, d.. 276.
Commissioner CMiddle)-Barnard'
r. IA; Zeitler. d., 279.
Councilman at Large-Kelier, T.,
1874: Mix. d., 267.
Councilman - Woodward, r"
1873; Neff, d., 264.
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Audltor-sedgwick, r, 50; Hep
Ter. d.. 25s
Treasurer-sliok, T. 50; wesolow-
ski. d.. 26s.
Recorder-swanson. r. ss; Roes-
sler. d.. 254.
sherin-Goodrick. r, so. Han
ley. d.. 26s
Coroner-Crumpacker. T. IS;
Boswell. d., 25s
surveyor-Gnlin. r. IS; Gun
ningham. d.. 257
Asaessor-F1nch. r.. 90; Truax, d.,
PSI.
Commissioners CEast)-Cook. r,
81: Beebe, d.. 25s.
Commissioner (AIiddle)-Barnard
r, 81: Zeitler. d.. 25S.
Councilman at Large-Keller. r.
SO: Mix. d.
Councilman Woodward r
IS. Men, d., -
Councilman 2-Ostrom. r, So;
O'Brien. d., -
Councilman 3-Zimmer, r.. so;
Councilman 4-Mochel. r. SO.
Township -Hilderbrand
t. o. AIuistAoAss u NOos
Assessor-Taggart r, SO; VoOrde
d, PSI.
sheriff-Goodrick T.. 22s; Han
ley. d., IT'S.
Coroner-Crumpacker. r. s3si
Boswell. d., 16S.
Surveyor-Ginin. r. 23s; Gun
ningham, d. 16S.
AsseSsOr-Finch r, 245: Truax
d.. 100
Commissioner (East)-Cook, T.
2S77; Beebe, d.. 16T.
Commissioner CMiddle)-Barnard
r. 226; Zeitler, d., 17s.
Councilman at Large-Keller. r
J $40; Mix. d. 165.
Councilman Woodward r.
/ 247; Neff. d.. IT,.
Councilman 2.-Ostrom, r, -
O'Brien. d., 15s.
Township Trustee-Hlderbrand
r., 242; Armstrong. d.. 161.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-08
WARD 4. PRECINCT s

L. s. Senate-Beveridge r, $50;
Ralston. d.. PSI
Secretary--Jackson. r. 157; Link,
a.. ESQ.
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WARD 4: PRECINCT 3.


L. :. Senator-Beveridge r, 137;
Ralston. d, 133.
esentative-Hickey r, 131;
O'Keefe, d., 1877.
Prosecutor-Coughlin. ~ 1872;
Doran, d. 13S.
Superior Judge-Martin r. 133;
Bingham, q. 137.
Superior Judge. No. 2.-Oare, r.
$50: Wolfe. d. 121.
state Senator-Helen Anderson,
r. 129. Perkins. d.. 142.
Representative- r. 147;
Bailey. d. 1874; Mangus, r. 1877;
Jackson, d.. 133; Matthews, r, 40;
Hess, d.. 131.
Clerk-warner, r, 153. Clara
Slower. d. 1T.
Auditor-Sedgwick, r. 14s; Hep
Ter. d.. 1913.
Treasurer-Slick r.. 15S; Weso-
lowski. d.. ia.
Recorder-Swanson, r. Isl; Roes-
sler. d.. 1o2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-08
WARD 4. PRECTNCT :

U. s. senator-Beveridge, T, PIT;
Ralston. d., 236.
sentative-Hickey r, 2Z1;
O'Keefe, d.. 226.
Prosecutor - Coughlin. r. 1872;
Doran, d., Pei.
Superior Judge-Martin. T, 1873;
Bingham. d., 253.
Superior Judge No 2-Oare. r.
259: Wolfe g., 1876.
Senator. Stste-Anderson r 204i
Perkins. d., PAT.
observation-disclosures, T, 22s;
Bailey. d. 221; Mangus, r 235;
Jackson. d.. 226; Matthews, =, PA;
Hess, d.. p.
Clerk-warner. r. 24s; Slower,
d.. BOZ
AuditOr-sedgwick. T. 247; Hep
Ter. d., 2O7.
Treasurer-snck. r, 2s2; wesO-
lowski d.. 19t.
Recorder - Swanson. T. 243;
Roessler. d., 30.
sheriff-GoOdrick, r 17s; Han
ley. d., PSI.
Coroner-Crumpacker. r, 232;
Boswell, d, 21S.
Surveyor-Gillin, r, 232; Gun
ninRham, d.. 221.
Assessor-F'inch, r, 242; Truax'
d., 213.
CommisS oner East)-Cook. r,
221; Beebe, d, 233.
COMMISSIONS (Sdiddle)-Barnard.
?. 220: Zeitler, d.. ga.
Councilman al Large-KeIler, T,
237; Nix. a., 22S.
Township ebrand.
r. 225: Armstrong. d, 227.
WARD 4. PRECINCT s
Z < nate-Reverfdge r $50:
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Evening star., 1922-09-07

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1919 Buick touring.
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1919 Haynes touring.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
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Evening star., 1922-09-07

11s 18th N.E.-one or two rooms and kitrhr
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Evening star., 1922-09-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

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Evening star., 1922-09-07
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Evening star., 1922-09-07

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NOTE THESE PRICES
Reclaimed wall Board. .~r .$.01h
Csntonment Sash, 8 lights. ......... LOO
Steam Radiation, per ft............ IT
Certainteed Co.. Guard
Roofing, new, 1ply. 135
Roofing. new, 2ply. l.16
Roofing. rev. 3plJ. 22o
Shovel, Soc: pick. SOC; rake. 6pc. Com
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Government Lanterns, 69c.
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Evening star., 1922-09-07

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Evening star., 1922-09-07

BUICK SEDAN, a-pass never been used {;
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Evening star., 1922-09-07

CNDTJI,AC, bargain sale. 1915: 5-psssenger
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Evening star., 1922-09-07

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Evening star., 1922-09-07

We have some open and closed used ears in
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diate delivery: terms to suit. C. N. BUCK
LAND. Agent. No. Mass. ave. NV. Phone
Franklin 1925. 3D.
Evening star., 1922-09-07

CHANDLER tou.ing, 1920 thoroughly over
hauled 6nday gaarantee: $500; terms. 1918
cash. So 80 monthly: n" finance charges. 1900
l+th ST. NV North 9S60.
Evening star., 1922-09-07

| CHEVROLET SEDAN 100. 1872: same ns
new: bumper. parking light. mirror. vase; ,
! oy.rSi,r r'irr.tore cord tires: size 3lx4: cos
over 81 100: cheap: terms. Lincoln 1887, All
Evening star., 1922-09-07

n, CASE. 7-psssenger. Cali after 8 pm. at Il2s
Evening star., 1922-02-13
TRIBUTE T0[INCO[N
BY VICE PRESIDENT
With Gen. Pershing, Mr.. Cool
idge Places Wreath on Grave
in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, February 13.-
Vice President Calvin Coolidge and
Gen. John ]. Pershing, In behalf
of the American nation, honored the
memory of Abraham Lincoln here
yesterday.
Through crowds which lined the
streets they passed to visit the old
homestead where Lincoln lived.
Later they placed simple wreath
upon the tomb where the body Of the
martyred President lies In OAK Ridge
Arriving early this morning. Gen.
Pershing, with q military escort.
5ourneyed the forty miles out to the
site Of New Salem. Lincolns one time
home, where the state Of Illinois mas
Vice President Coolidge arrived in
a special car this afternoon.
The principles of right and justice
for which he died were the inspira.
tion Of the American armies that
fought in the world war Gen. Per.
shing said tonight in his address OF
tribute to the great emancipator.
Lincoln Hope Of OpDressed.
Indeed" he added. the funda-
mental truths that fell from Lin
hope of oppressed humanity In every
Cline"
Gen. Pershing lauded in particular
Lincoin's perseverance In securing
an education IN his youth.
at Is not to the city Of Washing-
ton that men must turn II they
would understand Abraham Lincoln
said Vice President Coolidge. the
beginning and the end Of his natur.
is here. Here was the life which he
carried with him. Too often the the
places. thinking that from them will
come its revelations and its great
events, forgetful that a greater wis
dom is in those who mind not hlgh.
er things, but condescend to men OF
low estate The greatest epo:h In
all human history began In a man
ger. This great American. the Tore
century. came out of a frontier clear
ing and spent his early manhood In q
village of few hundred souls.
Evening star., 1922-02-13

4t z,e,U Ioapered prices
15-je,pel movement ;
Round Shape, $50.
Octagon shape, 500.
Cushion shape, SOS.
Engraved Cushion, $10s.
Evening star., 1922-02-13

NEW YORK. February Ia
Smoking by graduate girl students
In the dormitories of Teachers
College. Columbia University. is
banned on architectural rather
than ethical or moral grounds.
This announcement was made on
Morningside Heights by Miss Mar
Earet fitzpatrick, president Of the
student body Of Whittier Hall, in
giving out news Of the readmis-
sion OF two girls expelled in the
fall semester for violations Of tie
mo smoking" rule.
'srhe girls here smoke--we all
do" said, Miss Fitzpatrick, but we
do not all do 1T here In the hall.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
GIRL SMOKERS CURBED AT COLUMBIA
FOR ARCHITECTURAL REASONS"

The rooms are too small and that
Is really the reason for the rule
against smoking in Whittier.
'Why, tho place would soon be
q smoke-stuffed den IL we allowed
the girls to smoke wherever they
pleased. It would be entirely too
stuffy and unbearable. Smoke
would be oozing from under the
doors into the Railways so that
the girls couldn't even sleep at
night.
They ali smoke wherever else
they want to, but not in the halls"
Miss Fitzpatrick said the girls
expelled were both under twenty
fve, and added:
Evening star., 1922-02-13
PLAN JEWISH SCHOOL.
Theological Seminary to Start With
$1,000, 900 Building.

NEW YORK. February 13-A
$1,000,00o synagogue house or sami-
nary. to be used primarily for the
training of Jewish college and uni
versity graduates for the reformed
Jewish ministry is to be erected in
West, SSth street. on Central Park,
Rabbi Stephen s. Wise has announced.
DR.. Wise said that he would go
abroad for the purpose of employing
noted Jewish theologans Tor tho fac
ulty Of the seminary. Of which DR..
Emil >Hirsch of Chicago will be hon.
orary president
Evening star., 1922-02-13
BEAT LIQUOR CARRIERS.
Masked Citizens Whip captives and
Have Them Locked Up.

TE1ARKANA. Tex. February Ia
A group of masked men seized an
automobile containing a quantity Of
liquor near Dekalb, west of here. and
then whipped two men who were In
the car.
The captives then were turned over
70 Constable J. r. Bryan. with in
structions that he lock thief up in
the county jail. The constable obeyed
Instructions. They were later re-
leased on $500 bond and will be given
a hearing Monday on charges Of
transporting liquor.
The Automobile and liquor were
brought to Deka1b. where the liquor
was destroyed by DekaIb citizens and
the car turned over to q night watch
man.
Evening star., 1922-02-13
OUTBREAK OF SUN SPOTS
DISCOVERED BY DR.. TODD
Brilliant Displays Of Aurora Bore
alis Expected-Telegraph Selv-
ice Nay Be Disturbed.

MIAMI. Fla. February 13.-Discov-
cry of . large outbreak of spots near
the center Of the sun. covering a ter
ritory at least $4,000 miles across.
was reported last night by DR.. David
Todd. former director of the Amherst
observatory, who maintains an OBJ
servatory at his winter home here
The appearance of the sun spots, he
said was sudden and unexpected, as
the SUMS disk was perfectly smooth
and Quiescent Sunday.
These spots will probably be visible
for the next ten days. when they will
Evening star., 1922-02-13
THREE DIE AS AUTO HITS
POLE IN BALTIMORE
Bodies Hurled 100 Feet and Ma
chimes Engine Fifty In Ter
rife Crash.

BALTIMORE. February 13.-Three
men were killed and one other injured
when an automobile in which they
were riding struck an iron trolley
pole on Gay street. near Fallsway.
yesterday. The automobile struck
the iron upright with such force t at
the pole split through the machine to
the rear Of the drivers seat the
engine Of the car was driven through
the side of the automobile and thrown
fifty feet. hwi1e the dead and injured
were tossed 100 feet away.
The dead are: William ]. Walsh,
Warren Johnson and Joseph A. Kelly.
q member of 18th Field Artillery.
William F. Gill, jr, was injured
Evening star., 1922-02-13
The New Spring

Handsome Striped Wool Skirtings and
Suitings, 81 inches wide-% yard.
New Woolen Sports Checks, varied color
ings; 54 inches wide-$4 yard.
Spongeen, one of the smart new sports
fabrics; 81 inches wide-$5 yard.
Homespuns, in the newest shades; most
favored, orchid, blues, etc. So inches wide
SITS yard.
Wool Dress Goods Section second doer.