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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-09
e.--7--- --------- Citizens 10 Discuss Mental Clinic Offer

sfbtaining of a mental clinic for mingham will be discussed at & x fting of interested citizens at the ] administration building Thursday afternoon.
 The clinic has been offered Bir1 ! mingham by the national committed on mental hygiene and committee was appointed at the last meeting of the board of education to formulate suggestions for accepting. A report of this committee will be heard
 Dr. J. D. Bowling, health officer. announced that all persons interested In this undertaking arc Invited to attend
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-09
Near East to Attempt
 To Aid Costas' Brother

Spiro Costas a Greek citizen of Bir- mingham, and proprietor of the Re- lance hotel. received cableBram Wednesday from his relatives in Greece telling of the capture of his brother by Turkish troops just about the time smyrna was burned. Know ing of the work which the Near Hast Relief Is doing for the thousands of refugees in the Near East, Costas im- mediately sought the assistance of Near East workers here in effectIng the release of his brother.
 In describing his brothers capture, Costas told Near East officials that he and his kinxmen would never for get the charity of America in the present great struggle of his country to defend itself against the atroc- ities now being committed by the Turks
 Upon hearing of the plight of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-09
American Legion Will
 Attend UnUeiling Of
 Monument at BeSSen1er

Because of the made last with the Chamber of Com which agreed Memorial Day holiday Birmingham post of Legion given plans for the observance of Arms Birmingham and has 1nh~nAso.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-09

joice over the adoption of the sea- port amendment" said Horace Ham mond. president of tho Hammond Byrd Iron company. Tn a way, I am not surprised at the great ma- Jority extended the amendment. When the citizens of Alabama fully understand really merttorious measure, they are apt to stand by it. The amendment failed the first time because there had not been enough education on the subject"
 T agree with MT Hammond" said Morris Bush. president of the Shelby Iron company and the Alabama Bly, Products corporation. There is nothing like education as a preface to submission of . big question to the voters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22
Uncle Wiggily
UNCLE WIGGILY'S CHRISTMAS
CANDY

ITS getting nearer! It's getting
neareri" said Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzy one day in the hollow stump
bungalow.
What is?" asked Uncle WiggiIy,
twinkling his pink nose.
Christmas" answered his musk
rat lady housekeeper with a laugh
that made her tail yiggle and quiv-
err. DID you think 1 meant the old
Voozie Wolf was coming nearer.
Uncle W!gg!ly?"
For a moment ! thought perhaps
that Is what you meant. spoke the
bunny rabbit, But I'm glad you
didn't"
And aren't you glad Christmas
is coming" asked Nurse Jane.
Il should say l ami cried Mr..
Longears.
We'll. there are a few more things
that need bringing in before we can
say that we are prepared for Christ
mas" went on Nurse Jane.
We'll have the tree" said
Uncle Wiggily, counting up on ms
paws; land Mr.. Whitewash gave me
the Christmas stocking We have
the chimney for Santa Claus TO come
down and"
You're forgetting all about the
candy" cried the muskrat lady as
Uncle Wiggily stopped TO think.
"Oh, so I am. Candy, OF course
exclaimed the bunny. 1T wouldn't
be Chr ;stmas without candy. And
holly, ] must get some branches OF
the holly plant. with their green
leaves and bright red berries"
We'll get the holly, but don't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22
GOOD VAUDEVILLE At
THE CENTURY THEATER

One Of the best vaudeville bills
OF the season has been secured by
George i. Senger. manager OF the
Century theater 20 be given today,
Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Helms viii give "Rol on
Silver Moon" "a popular yodel. As
evidence OF his versatility AIr. Helms
then sings sahara" a short Of PRO
hibition Blues
Fred and Mae Waddeu VIII pre-
sent a variety offering entitled "Odds
and Ends Of Vaudeville" 10 cons.s Is
OF a bit or singing. dancing, talk
>g and juggling. tho comedy which
ledominates being furnished Icy
Nae. Olga's Lcopards have their
christening here They are the pro-
perry OF Miss Ogla. a daring wild
animal trainer who doubled for
kathryn Williams lu Adventures Of
KathIyu" and Miracles or the Jun
gle"
I'm addition. Art Accord viii APP
pear IN western thriller entitled
Tracked Down" q Century We'd
ding Pumps" VIII complete the bill.
An especially good program VIII
be presented Christmas afternoon
and evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22

that holly leaves were very prickery.
or whether he was so greedy for
candy that he didn't care. / don't
know. But the Bob Cat leaped over
into the holly bush. and having no
gloves on. he was pricked and stick
cred and stuckered very much. in
deed. So greatly 50 that he how,et
"Oh. wow This j. bad luck for
me-" And Re j.gg.ed around in the
midst Of the holly bush and couldn't
get out for ever 30 long.
We'll its good luck for me-"
laughed Uncle Wiggiiy Then the
bunny gathered holly with gloves
on his paws so he wouldn't Oe stuck.
and then the bunny hoped 10 his
bungalow with the Christmas green
and candy. 50 everything ended
happily.
And If the gold fish doesn't stay
out so late that the tank freezes
over and the por thing cant get
under wate- 10 go to bed. iii tell
you next about Uncle W.gg.lys
Christmas nuts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22

and Billie Bushytal. the squirrels
Uncle Wiggily bought candy shaped
Ike hickory nuts butternuts and
chestnuts.
oh this viii be a happy Christ
mas" sang Uncle W.ggily 10 him
SELF. as he twinkled his pink nose
sort of Sideways 70 show how giad
he was. Then he caught sight Of
some green leaves and red berries
on the edge OF the forest and he
said.
That is where the holly grows. !
must bring Nurse Jane some jolly
holly TO make into wreatls."
But as the bunny rabbit hoped
toward the holly bush. or tree,
whichever you like to call it, Uncle
Wiggily thought OF what sharp
stickery points there were on the
edges Of the green leaves. and Mr..
LCngears SAID TO himself:
Il must put on my gloves 10 gath
er the holly, otherwise I'll be stuck
full OF sharp slivers, as the bears
paw was stuck full Of the spines Of
Mr. Porcupine Pincushion."
Uncle Wiggily put on his gloves
and he was just going 10 put the
package of Christmas candy down
on a stump, where it would be safe,
when, happening TO open one oc
the boxes. Uncle Wiggily saw a
chocolate cream.
Dear met exclaimed the bunny,
III there is one thing ! am more
fond of than another il is a choco-
late cream! I'll jst eat one before
I gather the holly
Uncle Wiggily was about 20 put
the chocolate cream drop in his
mouth when all Of a sudden a harsh
voice cried:
What have YOU there?"
oh just a bit OF Christmas can
day" answered the bunny before he
thought. Then turning around he
saw the bad Bob Cat.
::Oh, no, Christmas candy
howled the Bob Cat What are
you going TO do with that?'
Eat it," answered the bunny.
NO. No, You must give il TO me.
Give me that candy and then 1
shall nibble your ears" growled the
Bob Cat
If you want this candy so get
it," cried Uncle Wiggily, and with
that he threw the chocolate cream
over in the middle Of the holly bush.
Now. whether the Bob Cat forgot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22
TEMPLE

WIEN John Gilbert En- the star
role. Honor rst.' his latest VIII
liam Fox feature. viu oIen az the
TenlpIe lhcatr- TODAY. Press reports
from other cities where this pic
cure has been shown accord IL hiEh
praise. Many who have reviewed
tho feature assert that Gilbert IS al
h.s best.
The story deals w.th The differ
eucc in character and temperament
~et,recn twin brothers both OF
0hom served iu the French army
during tie war Gilbert portrays
both brothers His work as the
coward-v brother ia said 90 he eS-
pecia.ly worth while. This charac-
terizauou calls for extraordinary
force iu acting.
Not only d, che story OF the pic
ture intensely gripping and WORTH
while but the photography and di-
rectlon are declared 90 be OF the
best Jerome storm, who is fast be-
coming one Of the foremost directors
ln the aim world. STAGED the ric-
lure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22

The annual ChriI'ma party 81 the (
Nlshawaka Birthday club was held
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22
FOR SALE

room house, we'll and sink in kitchen,
large lot, good garage located on Jeffer
sou road. Must sell. Price 5000
rooms with large storm shed on rear;
water and gas. a very comfortable home
for the money. Price $500.
rooms, electric lights. we'll and fur
mace. New house, large lot. New vacant.
Move IN any time. Good terms. Price
$500
rooms close to car line. with good
garage. House newly painted; Ideal 10
cation Terms. Price $3.50.
rooms and bath. all modern New
house and good location. Price $500
= rooms al modern. new house. solid
oak h00rs In dining room and living
room. Built-in cupboards. fun basement.
screens and window shades 10 entire
house. Large front porch; hot and cold
water. Good terms. Price Si7dO-
rooms and bath, all modern Hard
Built-in cupbOards. \ real home and
only completed a few months. Price
$500
rooms and bath, partly modern; just
completed fun basement Very good
location. Must sell at once. Price 500
4 rooms and bath, strictly modern. fun
basement. House nearly new. Can give
terms. Price $500.
rooms partly modern, in good l0ca
zion and Will exchange this for good
three room house well located IN Misha-
waka. House now rented. Price $500.
) rooms, . lots, partly modern. Must
sell. Price SlOu
rooms. large lots on corner Price
5000
room modern house with bus ness
room attached and good going business.
VIII exchange house. stock and fixtures
for good ~ acre or 100 acre farm.
Confectionery store and fixtures. Will
invoice to res ponSible party. Well To-
Gated and doing good business. WIZ
give . year lease on building
Good garage centrally located. doing
coed business VIII give right party =
real buy.
= vacant lots located on corner. Ideal
location. Lots each 4-xlJ4 II. Price for
both $1,000.
INSURANCE SOLICITED
Nex propositions coming in daily Large
list OF farns of al sizes.
sun operating in the same location.
Telephone changed from Mish. $40 10
NSh- ia.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY NOW
Satisfactory service guaranteed the
same a. In former years. Ask any CO
ny clients. Operating independent.
Wishing you all n Merry Christmas
and n Happy New Year
Mason |. PetrO
aud EngleSlrum Building
Res Phone Mlsh 2Si5. Once Mlsh Isl
n1.n TV.ufnoz
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22
WILLOW CREEK

The Young Peoples class Of the
Methodist Episcopal sunday school
was entertained Saturday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. HurteI of
Twin Branch.
Earl Snyder entertained guests
from South Bend sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Smith spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
William Lockwood Of Adamsv.lie.
Mr. and Mrs Darrel Smith OF
Mishawaka formerly OF this viciu-
ity are parents of a daughter.
Harry Day has ton Of dressed
chickens ready for the Chicago
market.
AIR. and Mrs. C.. s. Baldwin spent
Sunday afternoon with ar. and Mrs
5 Jude
Kennel school viii give Christ
mas play Friday evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22
MRS. CLIFTON TRAM
SUCCUMBS THURSDAY
after SHORT ILLNESS

Mrs. Clifton Tram. PA w. First
St. died at st. Joseph's hospital last
evening at seven o'clock following
few DAYS illness.
Mrs Trans maiden name was
Jennie Cooper She was born in
Ohio 81 years ago. She come to
M.shaWaka f.om Rochester, Ind,
four years ago and has since re-
sided here. In Nov. 1920 she was
married 20 Mr.. Tram. who survives.
She also leaves two children, Arthur
Clemens. residing in the West and
Chester Clemens of this city. She
was member Of the Rebekah
lodge
The body was removed to the
Finch Undertaking rooms and fun
eral arrangements Will he annoUnc-
ed later
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22
SMALL ROOF FIRE
THREATENS HOUSE

A small roof blaze, ignited by
sparks from a chimney, is aid TO
have threatened the entiEe residence
OF George Fishburn, near Twin
Branch. Thursday morning about 9
o'clock
The timely arrival OF the chemical
car from the central fire station pre-
vented The blaze from spreading
from the north gable where it had
started. go the rest of the buildias.
The damage was estimated az about
S25.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22

forget the candy" warned Miss Fuz-
~ Wuzzy "a Uncle Wiggily hoped
away over the fields and through
the woods.
Tho buny rabbit first went to the
candy shop, where he bought a box
Of the very finest sort of Christmas
sweets. He got kinds that Nurse
Jane specially liked. nor did Uncle
WigSi.y forget the animal children.
He bought candy carrots for sam
mic and Susie Litletall, the rabbits;
he bought candy bones for Jackie
and Peetie Bow Wow. the puppies;
he bought golden yellow candy corn
kernels for Lulu and Alice Wibble-
wotole, the ducks, and for Johnnie
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22
BOnGr Lane Left Almost
Speeches. by Cold

LONDON. Dec. -l.-tBy L. P-1-
Premier Bouar Law Of Gres- Britain
was reported today 20 have almost
entirely lost the use OF his voice a.
result o. a severe cold. The D~.ma
ministers condition. however. - sall
10 be 'nOt alarming.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22
HOIdup Man Wounds
Woman, at Chicago

CHICAGO. Dec. 2l.-Mrs Emil Z.
Wetten. wife Of a prominent attorn-
ey here. was slightly wounded by a
bullet fired through the window of
her automobile while she was driving
20 the opera with friends last night.
Police believe the bullet was from
the gun of a hold-up man who in
tended robbing the party, but was
frightened away when police ar
rived.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22
VICTOR EGLY HOME
SOUTH OF CITY Is
BURNED TO GROUND
Blaze of Unknown Cause De-
stroys Residence Five
Miles South of CITY.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22
SANTA AT WARSAW

WARSAW, Ind, Dec. 21-Chr.st-
mas mail, incoming and outgoing,
at the Warsaw postoffice this week
has been the heaviest of any sim
liar period in the last seven years,
according To postoffic employees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-22

drs. j. IT. Underwood. SIS T. Third
ST. The home was artistically dec
Grated with Christmas greens and
tree. Gifts were exchanged and
luncheon served.
, 1922-02-10
Stage People
Tramp Streets
Out of Work

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-There are
today more unemployed actors and
other stage people walking along
Broadway and a hundred main
streets looking for jobs than ever be-
fore. Everybody in Times Square
who knows anything about the the
aters, from the cut-rate ticket hawk
err TO the producer of a dozen hits.
is complaining.
The ~tailors. land ladies' and board
ing house owners seems to feel the
hard times as acutely a the actors.
They have sought a great many
judgments these last weeks against
stage folk who overlooked the rath-
er prosaic duty of paying their bills.
In other large cities OF the coun-
try where the light flicker only a
little less brightly than in Broad
way conditions r just as bad, ac-
cording to the heads of producing
and organizations of ac-
tors.
Several well-known managers esti-
mated today hat half Of the $1,000
actors in the United States. exclu-
sive OF vaudeville performers, were
put of work. The Actors Equity AS
ISOLATION said the number was not
that large, but was 20 per cent worse
than usual
, 1922-02-10

The Omaha Bee every day in the
month, Csc 104 North Center street.
sxo-9f
, 1922-02-10
Policemen to
Be Equipped
With Wireless

CHICAGO, reb. io-rhe old-nash-
toned policeman who pulled a box
and then speut an hour mapping in
some sheltered corner Is threatened
with q shock-la the wrist
Chicago Officials. planning to
equip every patrolman with a port
able wireless set. are considering
transmitting their signals BY at
taehing two electrodes to each patrol
man's wrist and attracting his at
tention by passing an electric i'm
pulse through his system
Visible o. oral signals are united
to tho needs Of the policeman patrol
ing a beat. the eity's wireless experts
say. and so they have begun xperI-
menting with the shocking plan
Berlin. Germany policemen have
been equipped with an eight pound
wireless set which transmits a shock
when headquarters want a recipient
TO run to the nearest call box. Tho
instruments ara sewed in the officers
clothes 50 he has no chance TO forge
and leave them at home.
By a system Of ~selectlve transmits
sion Chicago wireless engineers te-
Hove 1t VIII BE- possible to oonfine
receipt OF the signals to policemen in
a certain specific area. a general
alarm might wake Ill tho sieepins
police in the city.
, 1922-02-10
MORE LIVESTOCK.
is RECEIVED 1T
PACKING PLANT.
Growers Quick to Take Ad-
vantage of Market for
Fancy Beef Cattle
Nearer Home.

Rzisers OF fancy beef stock IN wyo-
ming are taking advantage Of the
market afforded for their products by
the Casper Packing company. as evil
denced by b shipment Of several
carloads Of cattle to Casper from east
ern sections Of the state during the
past week
Three OF the shippers consigned two
carloads each to Casper and the
spokesman of the THO announced that
they were all pleased with the price
received for the stock and hereafter
wifi continue TO take advantage OF
the close market and stabilized prices
offered by the Casper Packing com
pany.
Amcng the stockmen who sold their
product to the packing company dur-
ing tho past week are J.. A Moran of
Ghendo, II A. Anderson OF Torrfng.
ton and II. ]. Cassidy OF Lingle.
Mr.. Moran delivered two carloads Of
fancy corn-fed baby beef TO the local
plant lie secured the top price for
the cattle and announced that no was
Pleased with the price secured and
the treatment accorded him.
OtftI chuptltH1 hNiu0tu lNO CnL-
loads Of choice beef steers from H. A.
Anderson and two car OF choice
helfers from Mr.. Cassidy.
The shipments Of cattle to the Cas-
per evidence tho intention OF raisers
OF high grade livestock In Wyoming
to take advantage OF tho Wyoming
market which reacts primarily TO
their own advantage and gives stimu-
LUIS TO one OF wyoming's growing in.
dustries.
Stockmen in many sections OF Wyo-
ming have rome in for raising corn
TO be USED in feeding SO that n bet
ter grade of stock will result. Many
Of tho top cattle shipped TO Omaha
and other markets in past years have
been consigned from the stock-rais-
ing and feeding pens of tho wheat
and valley, and III and around Tor
rington. Lingle and other points.
with Wyoming shippers going in
for high class feeder stock tho Cas-
per packing plant is assured of a
steady supply of corn fed beef dur
ing the coming spring months.
, 1922-02-10

timer in 1918. has been In keeping
with the progress of the city Of
Casper. The school has recently
taken a iiarge step in moying to tho
spacious. light. airy and convenient
rooms In the Cobb building - East
Yellowstone avenue.
The first classes OF the school
wero held IN the residence where
the Midwest Refining company
building now stands. There were
few pupils and one instructor. Miss
Mortimer. founder OF tho school.
The nrst move was into the rooms
in h Smith-Tartar building where
the school finally occupied four
class rooms.
The growth of the institution was
30 rapid that o o the four rooms
became crowded. and the final move
into tho Cobb building was made.
In tho present location the Cas-
per Business college has a large as
semhly hall, a typewriter room and
two recitation rooms. in addition TO
an office room. In every case tho
rooms arc well lighted with many
windows during the day. and with
indirect lighting for the night
classes. At present there arc 100
pupils enrolled and new classes arc
started each week. There is desk
for $50 pupils.
Three regular instructors are in
charge OF tho work and extra
teachers take care of part Ct the
instruction during tho night school
Tho faculty includes Miss d. l..
Mortimer. Miss Frances Kesler u
w. o. Mortimer.
Both day and night classes arc
held by the college. The day school
is held during tho 1ve school days
of the week and the night school
has sessions IN Monday. wednes-
day and Friday of each week.
A st~enographic course, consisting
of Gregg shorthand. typewritng.
business English, business spelling
and business letters is offered. The
bookkeeping course is composed OF
bookkeeping, higher accounting. in.
come taxes. penmanship, business
arithmetic and commercial law. In
addition to these courses. salesman
, 1922-02-10
POPULAR WRITER FOUND
HUMAN TOUCH IN VARIED
CAREER, IS COMING HERE
Peter Clark McFarlane Lee
lures Here Tomorrow Eve
ming on Lyceum Course.

Peter Clarke MacFariane who VIII
deliver his fascinating lecture on us
Americans at the High school audi
forum tomorrow evening at S o'clock
as the next number on the Casper
Public School Lyceum course. jour
noyed to strange corners OF h world
interviewing statesmen. generals,
kings and president. He had a peculiar
knack for pumping tho notahles and
they opened up their very souls TO
him Colliers' and the Post kept him
at this interesting pastime until kings
were out OF date and generals were
out of uniform. the American people
'"devdured" his interviews because
Peter Clark MacFarlane is one Amer.
can writer who has found the human
touch"
Strangely varied has been his busy.
interesting life He was-in the
, 1922-02-10
WEALTHY RANGHER IS
SUED FOR DIVORCE

CHEYENNE. wyo., Feb. 1o.-Mrs,
Susan Hughes Nimmo Inns filed suit
for divorce against James Nimmo. well
known merchant and ranchman. alleg-
ing among other things that her hus-
band views her with hatred. that dur
ing eight months he gave her only
$1.5o. that he assaulted and eat her
on numerous occasions, that he con
sorted publically with immoral wom-
en- and that in general his conduct has
made the petitioners life utterly in
tolerable.' Mrs. Nimmo asserts that
Nimmo is worth SIS, 900.
, 1922-02-10

ship. telegraphy. comptometcr and
mimegraph are offered in the cur
riculum- A certificate is received
by tho pupil completing the course
and passing the examination offered
by the school. In most every case
the school has placed the gradual
ing pupil in the business world,
either in Casper or in other cities.
Many letters OF generalization haze
been received from former pupils
nov connected with business firms
and banking houses throughout the
states. upon the recent progressive
move.
In spite Of additional cost OF NOV
ing into moro commodious quarters,
where greater advantages can DO
offered the students. there has been
no change in the tuition.
A largo sign in lack and gold
designates tho location OF tho col
lego.
, 1922-02-10

Tickets may be obtained from any
public school teacher .or at the door
, 1922-02-10
How to Make
Good Coffee

Have your pot piping
bot by scaldlng with hot
wRtur. Put one good
tablespoonful OF Pigeons
Fresh Gas Roasted and
Fresh Ground Coffee for
each cup. and one for
tho pot. for habit sake.
Have water boiling
when II goes into pot.
Always boil your water
fresh. Do not take water
from the hot water sys
tenn and do not use
water that has been
boiled before. Use fresh
water always. Percola-
ton should begin MS
soon as the boiling hot
water Is poured over the
coffee. When tho coffee
shows a deep blood red.
remove to where coffee
will keep hot but not
pcrcolate. ~Overpercola-
ton IS as bad as over.
boiling.