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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
MiShazCaka Classified
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale


Houses for Sale 81
FOR SALE-Cash or terms & room
modern house; garage on paved street
large lot, Sjx246 IT: possession In 30
days r. r. McNabb, SOP +. jefferson
AH- fhone MlSk. gO2 15t7
FIVE ROOM MODERN BTNGAT-OW-
y. Fourth ST.; furnace, floor drain
SINK and bullt-in cupboard in kitchen
complete bath Two large bedrooms
WIN closets IN each Linen closet cas-
electricity. city water. sewer ON EASY
monthly payments. Phone Mishawaks.
isl Colpaert Realty Corporation.
49, 1877
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGF-TeV =
room house and one acre fine produc-
tive land all within city limits. insr
south OF DOdge'S
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
l26-s lincoln WAY West 21tf
g ROOM BUNGALOW-FOr sale ali
modern and garage four blocks from
business district Phone Mlshawaka
80. 5ge,,- 22t3
FOR SALE room do16Ic 49,
mouse hVe rooms. basement and cfsfern
ON each side; city water. stool Iirhts
ana gas with extra corner lot 0vI5.1
IT, bargain. Inquire 1916 r Ann 81
FOR SALE New ; r-aMg and hath -,
Realty Co 5 ,s-iA
FOR SALE-Nine rooms. modem n
blocks from Lincoln Way East. newly
panied ana papered. Price 81 TG6
NlaIk Realty Co. o3f-
Lots for sale ~
FOR SALE-Nacant lots ON RvrEIf Ave-
from $40 To SO. with sidewalk and
-e9E9 n41d for Stark Realty 60. 23t7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
OSCEOLA WINS

On their home grounds. Sunday,
OsceOla won from the South Bend
Greys by a score OF 10 to 0. Hender-
son. on the mound for the victors.
only allowed a few scattered hits.
He had alright support during the
entire game. Heavy hitting by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
ENTERTAINS AT SLUMBER
PARTY

Miss Vera Harmon. 325 W Mar
ion St. entertained party Of five
girl friends az "a slumber party Sa.-
urday evening. Dainty refreshments
were served az midnight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
DEATH OF BROTHER

Mrs J. II. Gaines. +. Mishawaka
av.. has received word Of the death
of her brother. William Henry oil
yer, OF Kansas city, Mo. Mr.. oliver
is a former resident of this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
CONCLUDE OUTING

Rev Oscar Laubengayor and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lieut.
hold and children have returned
from a weeks outing at Eagle Lake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
RRTDGE PARTY WEDNFSDAY

The regular Auction bridge party
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
the Miami Country club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
RETURNS FROM CANADA.

Miss Irmgard Roberts. Ill W
Marion St, has returned from a visit
IN Branford Canada, and other east
ern points.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
LEAGUE APPROVES MANDATES

LONDON July 24-(By L. PD-
The council OF the League OF Ma
tons today formally approved the
~ rian and Palestine mandates
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
RETURNS IRON FLINT.

Miss Ethel Buysee. 213 y. Church
ST.. returned Sunday from a three
weeks visit with her brother. Carl.
of Flint Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
RACK FROM WISCONSIN

Eleazer Eadus has returned from
Cudahy, Wis, where ne visited with
his son He also visited az Marin
cite. Sheboygan and Fort Washing
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

Osceola featured the game The fast
+. NJ. G. team OF south Bend VIII
play Osceola next SUNDAY
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BACK TO CHICAGO

Miss Harriet +. Johnson. S11 s.
Main St. spent Sunday i'm Chicago.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

Lost and Found 10
FOTND-In NIshawaka Trust & Savings
Bank checked mems coat, has been
little worn Finder can have same by
calling or News Times office and pay
inc f4r adv 21t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25

FTTTDTVG Avn CONTRACTING-C w.
Cnthbsrf contractor and builder. con
crete M xer. estimates furnished 1902
Lincoln Way East lNit
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BUSINESS SERVICE

GARAGE FOR RENT- Suitable for two
trucks or autos Phone MIsh fl6 2it2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I-IIIIIIIIIl- q y us = Y
PAINTERS Carriers and Dutch Boy
Lead 100 d. lots SD so: 500 ~. lots.
$500 Orders taken evenings also
Phone Mishawaka 1879 q F. Cook
nrouriet0r. 1902 W Fourth ST Misha-
w.ts ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-25
AUTOMO3 ILES
AutomobiIcs FOR sale

ISED CARS Dodge roausJer. 1921. $500 I;
Dodge roadster 1920. $50, Dodge tour
ng 1920 $3.50. Overland touring, l9lS
500. Maxwell touring. 1917 500
Studebaker touring 1915 $3.50; Ford
coupe. 1921. $50 and other models.
Terms CAR Mishawaka 2OII Off
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Yet always his muscles male one
movement more
Suddenly iie missed the trail His
hand gropcd In vain over the white
crust. ard ne started 70 creep Tor
ward again.
2nt slowly The conviction grew up
small eireie-the very circle he had
Just made Some way he had missed
the snow shoe trail
Slowly he sank down IN the snow.
Xxx
When the southeast Wind strslei
the home cabin. yirgin,as FIRST
thought was for Bill
Hnrcl..s first thought vas also Of
Pm He kneN uha: HE Winl could
do 70 Z snoW crust. His eyes slea med
! With hiea aati,ipalions, cugiausls
insertained with tae remembrance
81 the dark cavern he had entered
Yesterday the efavel laden with gold
| Il only visa ! hadn't lei n..n 60
| The girls tone was heavy and duil
Pat y.e had 10 have supplies. :
We could have gone ont on that
! griz2iy meat
/ The afternoon that followed Mas
enilesSiv long 4nG lonely Her heart
sank 4, every COM l;rn, Of The wind
and she dreaded tie fall Of tn
shadows
All through the hours 81 early
! night she slept only At intervals
she wax mel before dawn; and fh'
icy. y inter Stars were peer.a,
fh1-r.,gl. fl1 - hin e.st,atx
shisetins. she ghpted quieAly nt
her clothes 'fnen She lighted !.
candle and pul o. her snowsnce..
She mlshed across the little space q
snow tc the mems cabin
She knocked on Harolds door.
Who there sleepy voice an
swered
Its virginia. I'm up ana 1.es
sei Did 2ill cume back
Eill3 No ana NAat On eafiA arr
you ~ this aaily for Forget abnu
i3ili ana ~ bsek t. bed "
'i-iaten iarol,. she pleaded
; Don tsll ne IL 80 back to bed
feel / know something's hanrene'
70 h.m And and vvn' yon p &
out and loois- Tor han.
Harold liz. 10 desire t. reseg-
BNl. Besides. ne was angry an
bitterly Jealous III aer coneesn o
E him
"Yoa 10. IN you'd like t. end n
ont o. h''te AIT like thls IN
E iools esrina a.'i thar Where
tlaea cah.g isae the W. al
enl. iiN a fsarf nelpRs hlr
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11
lyon want go. then
Don't he foolish, Virginia.

Y0u wont go. Them?
Don't he foolish, Virginia.
Angry words rose In her tf-oat. but
she suppressed them.
She went swiftly 10 her cabin. put
On her warmcst clothing and. rs Bill
had showed her rolled compact
pack for her back
She took little package Of food
meat the wEiskey Task that had
been her salvation the night Of the.
river experience. and q stab Of can
die for i,ebuidins.
Then. with never q bachS ward look.
she started away. down the din. Wind
blown, Sno~shoe trail.
Xxx
Now that the fight vas done. Bin
lay quite calm and peaceful in the
drifts The pain of the cold and the
Wrack of exhausted muscles were
quite gone.
He was face 10 face wiiil the ham
ing truth, and he Hn@sv has Fate
On the tsail that ne had made on
the out journey. and which he ..ad
tried 80 yainly TO foiio~ h.ek. vi
ginia came musliing tD.aal him.
ii was il long. hard. nef ye-ra hing
trek.
Finally where The trail entered the
spruce ;hirk.t. her keen eyes mao.
ont a curious. black shadow g&inSi
th.. SNOW
The heart in her breast JdsHed =
ice. her blood seemed TO 20 STU /
her veins. Size recognized this ii;,a =
now 1t was Ell. lying ssil in IL.
drozen drifts.
She fairy raced toward him
Now she knet beside lam and Wit
no know ledge oI EFFORT t.4nef. i4ii ~
er and lifted his head AMI shoulder
nto her arms
His eyes wer. closed. his fre *
p'essionless. his ARMS ilivpss.-.! linn
II "a his side
She sebbed softly. and her .ea.- K.
On his face
Bill. on. Bill wan Yea ase "a
ana speak 10 ne She G. ~ 81
pleaded softly bat rs dIdn'' m
hear
Gene back to NJ. BiH + nee.
voa. sie told ilim L 80 s., "A
Ia afraid Oh i.ease oaen voa
ess
She kissed han over and over
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11
XVIII

Standing motionless in the dreadful
gloom Of kliedness. insens!ble to the
growing cold, Bill made himself look
his situation in the face.
Finally his thought seized upon an
idea go fantastic, seemingly impos-
sible Of achievement, that at first ne
could not give it creSence.
His snowshoe tracks probably were
not yet obliterated under the winG-
blown snow. Could he feel his way
along them back to the cabin?
The miles were many and long. Dut
he wouldn't have to creep on hands
and knees all the way. He sfoped
about at the side OF the cabin for his
snow shoes.
He found them in 4 minute. slen
walked straight as he could fifty feet
out from the door Once more he
went on hands ard knees cropping
in the city snow. He started tc make
a great circle.
Fifteen feet farther he felt break
in the even surface. The snow had
been so soft and his shoes had sunk
so deep that the powdered fakes the
wind had strewn during the night had
only half filed his racks. RE started
to follow them down.
He would walk ahead FIVE PAGES
then drop down and grope again ioi
the tracks Sometimes he found them
at once. often he had to go on his
hands and knees and start 10 circle
! Then finding the trail, he would mush
on for five steps more
1 Oh, the way was cruel He collc
not see or avoid the singing lash o
/ the spruce needles. the cruel blow.
OF the branches. Already the ar
TEMPT began to partake Of a qualit,
of nightmare.
He ccnld not judge distance Of time
! Already il seemed 20 him that he has
/ been uoon the Journey endless hours
He diin know how far he had come
The only thought he had left MAS al
wa,s tG count his terrible five steps
and count five more.
On and on. through the long hours
But the fight was almost done. r..
haustion and hunger. but cold mos
OF ali, were swiftly breaking hn
down
The time came at last when II
could 10 longer get upon his feet. An
now. like Tithonus who could no
die. ne crawied along the snow 10
trail on his hands and knees
Il can't 90 en-" he told himself
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11
PRESS SHOWS
STATE GROWTH.

Announcement made a few
days ago that the Lakeland TeIc-
gram. edited by Harry l.. Brown.
had taken on the full leased wire
service of the Associated Press.
brings cause not only for congrat
ulations TO that good paper and
its worthy editor. but 10 the whole
state of Florida. ;
These congratulations are due.
not because of the simple fact that
one more newspaper has joined
the progressive ranks of those
which are in constant telegraPhic
touch with the world at large. but
because of the advancement which
the newspapers of the state have
shown in the last few years.
But FIVE or six years ago tele-
graphic service by direct wires
into the Offices of newspapers was
unknown except in the state $
largest cities-Tampa and Jack
sonville. Today there is wire con-
nection with the newspapers Of
nine cities-these two original
users of the teiegraphic service
Daytona. Palm Beach. Miami. Or
lando. Lakeland. Pensacola and
St. Petersburg.
\ The average newspaper reader
} may ask the question: Why bras
about this; any newspaper can ge'
. the service that is progressive
enough to stand the expense.
True enough. but only the fac,
that the state of Florida has grown
rapidly during the last i've year.
could have made it possible fol
these newspapers to adopt tn.
modern system of handling news
Newspapers expand and grow
as their territory expands anc
grows and the adoption of thu
, leased wire plan of obtaining new,
! merely means that the expansion
and growth of Florida has beer
such IS to make it necessary fo
these newspapers to keep pace
But the growth of Florida il
the last FIVE years is naught but ar
indication of the growth that i
coming with the next FIVE or ter
years. Florida has only begun t.
grow and her newspapers. know
{ ing this fact. are preparing for al
even greater future-St Peters
E burg Times.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

m 111 enonnirrla are
q rnor6rI 1IIie dr~.11 3innroe
<7 ~ xsr1sl,1
I q 7ss.r~.s~ 49,. 1919 40 on
3 le10 - s. ODD 49, ~. t.
- hefore. Co.. .A;eh usu-
~ ,cs..ie. fvce,, <k,r.sr ;vv;s.s;~,c
b ~,.-.I,i~ =; z. .s,S~ 49,.
~ ~h...-. g 1.,~3s;rs sh..>
- IN 49, d;s~.see - ;rcrea..
l - ~ 49, ~c,,,moc eere>
49, - Ex;..-ol.csv of freeh
n, ~ 49, 800 fc-,A and no,
~. ,.-.-I q c,,.dooy exercise
~ - ~~e~-ssr.;r-
0.~.ls ~~..t~.e .lIv nov !. al.
~ ..;s<c;oc The toll IA,
.e.,e~d .con ,~;il .how up full
fr-~-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

BIN ~ - 49, No. Isag issss
in IT, sDOW.
Aad now - houshe - Uas = -
midst a 49, wooAoFfu1. gSosSoas
dream. i
virginia" he Whispered IL u
you, virxinta-coDe ny
Then. 20 clearly that h could >
Eonger retajo the de1uston Of dream
he heard his answer.
"Yes-and I've como TO save you.
She saw Aim liQuos. He felt
strength returning to his muscles 10
tried TO opea his eyes-
I'm blind-he told her
NO matter. III ssve You Can y'a
eat9'
The. man nodded
She thrust q frAgment Of sweet c6o-
cola,e inc his mouth. permitting II 81
melt
AYou'd better get 10 y0ar feet -
soon az YOU can-aDd Try - 81 -
blood flowing right again We're ousy
4 fex miles from the oabso-h you y
inst fight we can make Il tn.
n. shook his head. II can't
can go any farther. can't See the
way
..isat III lead you. Try with eve r
muscle you've got Blll-for ne
She need make no other appeal Ss''
took his hand, and they started mn-h
nag over the drifts
They Wun at last
ana Harold stared al them ike q
iifeiess thing az Bin reeied through
the cabin doorway. Virginia led fiu
To her own cot. then drew the blanket
over him. And she was not so a
naus;eu but that she could conssna-
ne fight Tor MS recovery
Build up the fire, and do II quick
-" she ordered Harold Her ton
vas terse. commanding. and curious
II h.. ieap.-d to obey her Sae 70
moved Bills snow-cevered garments
and as Harold went out ~ proc'ir'
more fEei she put the water on IN
-tove 10 heat. Then. procuring SNOW
she began 20 rub Bills ragnt hand
the hand that had been frozen IA ni
effort "a crepe for the trail.
Il Is one 81 the peculiar raculsi.- q
g.e human body to receiver G1le X
lryn the effects OF severe cold. Ahol
midnight Bill wak.ned from. a Ion
sleep. wholly clear headed and ire
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

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=;
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= ~ ees o. !" aoou. 1.''1 niue! no
yesf enu> eve f'oes 20 |'o
s.ede : yee!: on me average.
peso ess1nase tnss nyms oy
ssv1aage snalsd . nfsn ia:s year
y e sone. me history OF human.
~ may select mat a. the mos
l!nporsant proS.ess mage oy
A3frscans n vi !,
on9uess OF the an made rapid
ee1sees iass year. American Her
leq!e many recoros ous1ne 1S]t
p.ese Sam . an mail force lncseas
- - average ehsc'ency about y
- cent; u now :; recognized a
model the world over. Two
oey mAu service ACROSS the cont
ne1si
- -
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Organic diseases of the heart
tMed $1,000 Americans in
l9ZU. reports the census bureau.
his was $4,000 more than in
1919. Fast livingl
Iubercuiosis killed $4,000 in
1870. This was 10000 less than
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Florida East c.
Fis<s~ ssunn

CONDENSED sc1E
For further 4sasss H-z< $500 60
agent
DEPARTURES Fso-x .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

Collar Bags and B0Xes-A wide
range Of sizes, colors and leath-
ers, the most complete assort-
ment we have ever shown, some
equipped with handkerchief trays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
Myriads of "Gifts of Leat]

Mems Fitted Tourist Cases
Brown and black feathers, nat
ural ebony, black ebony, plain and
two-tone shell fittings. A very
attractive assortment to select
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
ENGINEERS WILL
At LAS CRUCES
AND VISIT DAM
Preparations for South
west Convention in
April Are Complete

LAS CRUCES - NJ. March a.
Preliminary arrangements have
been completed 10y officers OF the
Las Cruces chapter OF the Ameri.
can Association ~ Engineers for
the annual convention Of the south
western division here April f3 TO
49, II BE- expected that from $50 to
goo engineers 90 Texas Arizona.
New MeNico and Mexico will at
tend the sessions
The program Includes an auto
trip through the Mcsilll and Rim
con valleys TO .hc Elephant Butt.
dam under the auspices NJ tho Elo-
phJut Butte Irrigation district. tho
Las Cruces Chamber OF Commerce
and the Ncw Mexico College OF
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. tho
College and local chapters.
Mayor j ~. Paxton of Las Cruc-
cs and lr ~ T.. Kend president
OF tho New Mexico state college.
VIII welcome the visitors IN The
Chamber ut Commerce quarter
Doc afternoon Of April 10. /. NJ.
l-twsnn NJ ~ paso. manager OF
the kio Srandv project. ana re-
firing president Of p southwes-
,ern division, viii respond. Prof
a. " Goddard, dean 81 .he ms
chuuicll department AZ state Col
irr" Will discuss radio communi-
cations after which there will BE-
uddrv =cs hy Visitors \ reception
uuH dance wlI follow 40 State Col
IDrp,
tnc morning OF April ~ will BE-
devoted 10 "a business session and
th, ylerfun OF officers In the at
f'fuuun rrof q M Butler Of All
coma VIII read o. paper ON Miner
aI Location by Radio" There Will
i-H nn addresses hy visitors In th.
ru.us There viii De "a banquet ut
rHy Campbell hotel here.
Ih" convention viii close with re-
trIp foo Elephant Bulge dam. April
cars leaving the chamber Of
tuWorce building at . o'clock 90
'hr morning Las Cruces chapter.
OF which Prof II. : Robbins b.
president. Will entertain at lun-
chcon az tho lake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
TEAMS CHOSEN
TO COMPETE IN
STATE TOURNEY
Clovis, Ala
mogordo and Silver
City Make List Com
plete.

with tho completion ~ 90" two
basketball tournaments In tho
southern part 81 the state. tho
eight teams which compete here
Friday and saturday Tor the state
championship and the Matson .ro-
ply have boon picked At the rccos
valley tournament held at the Now
Mexico Military Institute at Ros-
we'll Clovis high school and Ross
we'll high school were the two
cams chosen.
A~lamaEordu high schooi ami SIl-
yer city high we're the i've which
came out on top In the series play
cd at the state college. These
four teams with the high school
and Normal university teams from
Las Vegas. representing the uurth-
crn par uf the state. ana the local
high school and Harwood repre-
scuting central New Mexico make
up the liz for the state contests
his week.
Although Il BE- difficult 90 SOM
pare strength Of teams In basket
unll because of varying conditions
which each game is played. and NJ
he variety In styles Of playing Al
huuucruuc High school the Nor-
nal university. and AlamnEordp
seem to line up as the three strong
est c~out,ndorS Tor the state title
hi4 year.
Alhuquruue High school won
rom CluviR hN o. score ui % Go o.
lille Clovis played 90 % Co Is
game uguinH. Roswell saturday
light on tho other hand Roswell
.nu from Iura summer while Fort
sumner defeated Albuquerque but
10, latter Etmp was played on a
mail court unfamiliar .. the local
,am. while the our 900 Roswell
"hHhly put the Fort sumner
nm 90 Is disadvantage.
AlhuruerIur has u string of de-
atr Victories over HHrwood tho
-nyr team from this section lts
H,IEuo-s viii DE IN the fact that
. the regular guard. Will
r.hINIy Dee out Of the tournament
nuch'wicz be being trained To
rkc has position.
The Normal team has iccjsively
Hf,1tcd ins Vegas High school
md AlamaEordp has won from
IV.r city. Alnmogordo took sec
'ud place IN the first state tour
umonv which was played here last
year.
The tournament will start nt
3 o'clock Friday afternoon Ia the
local armory The first round 81
games VIII Dee n series of climlnt-
ton games tho team losing "
rames dropping ont The play viii
stInue Friday night. SATURDAY
morning. and close with the cham
1H Nlp game Saturday night
Tln 'nHHr. 90 compete In tho
tourney will begin to arrive
Tlar lsy night They will De tnk-
ca ttrc NJ hy the the university.
under whose supervision the tour
unmput will be conducted Each
team viii bring seven players and
re- couch. Local business mon are
rIHruuteelng the fare both way
z an the visiting cams
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
ATHLETICS STAGE
ENHIBITION GAME

PHILADELPHIA. March "A
pitchers battle In which six twirl
ers figured, featured the opening
exhibition game Yesterday Of tho
Philadelphia American league base
hall team az Eagle Pass. rexas
The squad was divided into two
teams. the owls and the Hawke.
the former winning. 1 to 0. Erk-
ert. LOTUS and Nlylor pitched for
the visitors and sullivan. iloimach
and Harris for the Hawke Gallo
way scor 4 the Ions run IN the scc-
ond inning on h. double Off Sulli-
wan and an infield out.
Ban Johnson. president OF the
American league, who has been At
the Athletics camp for Two days.
announced that the league plans
to present Ca Mexico city a bronze
statue. 'symboiicHi OF baseball roe
lationa between the two countries.
:. win he erected IN Che public
square M the Mexican capital and
VIII represent "a runner sliding TO
the plate Ray Schnlk, Of tho
Chicago white SoN. will pose Tor
the catcher part Of the ztntuury
and Sislcr for he sliding figure.
sunday was a Day VI rest FOR
tho PEl'adelphi1 Natton'ts at I.aos-
burg ria.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
Three German
States Plan Union

DRESDEN. March s.-The Ger
man states Of SaNony brunswick.
and Thuriangia contemplate CO.
Whlh hmcnt OF q union TO further
their common interests without Inn
pairing their separate indopend-
.enrs These three states now have
cinlisl governments
a meeting Of officials has been
held recently In Leipsig and Il wis
decided to establish an office. joint
ly supported, to promote the com
mon welfare
Tho on ro win have 10 do osgen-
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-06
State and Capital News
Mutual Aid Life
Society Is Formed
At Portales, N. M.
Especial "a The ueraid)

TORTALEs. n. NJ. March g.
The National Mutual Aid associa-
ton. with headquarters at Por-
tales. has been organized with
u. $ Adumn. president. Watt Stew
ART, vice president: r. 4. Dezonln.
secretary ana general manager;
70 W. Stewart. treasurer. The
plan ~ the association IL 10 have
90 membership Of 1000 and each
member pay annual dues Of 500
each At the death OF any mem
lcr' the other members pay 500
each death claims. which gives the
insured $1,000 protection. This
organlzation IN composed OF local
men. and will doubtless prove a
prosperous avn beneficial organi-
zition. Az arrangements have
been perfected and they are now
ready for business.