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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11
lTWELvE-YEAR.oLD GIRL
WINS RED CROSS LIFE
SAVING CERTIFICATE

Ruth Elberfeld, IL years old. daugh-
ter Of "Kid" Elberfeld, manager Of the
Little Rock (Ark.) Baseball Club, has
Just received a certificate In the Red
Cross Life Saving Course, which Is
usually issued only to adults. Ruth
took the course in o class of girls, but
her work was 50 far ahead of her age
that she finally was put In the adult
class. One Of the extraordinary feats
In the course was the bringing In Of a
160-pound man through the water for a
distance Of 80 yards, towing him md
handling him in four different ways.
according to the requirements 'of the
course.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11
MISSOURI JUNIOR RED cRossERs
GIVE CHILD SUNDAY CLOTHES

The Junior Red Cross members Of
Harrlsonville, NO., are very proud Of
the fact that they have enabled a little
girl to go to Sunday School once more.
The child had stayed at home for lack
of proper clothes and the Juniors found
II out and used some surplus funds
which they had earned at a bazaar
to purchase her the outfit
This little girl now is the proud own
er Of pink organdle dress, pink rib
bon, blue gingham dress, hose and
underwear. The glngham dress was
made by one Of the Juniors.
The children are enthusiastic over
home work and tell the secretary that
II ever she needs more help to "jus
whistle" and they will be right there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11
stolen Goods Found.

Goods taken on the night Of
October u when burglars entered tho
home Of Floyd Mccaughiry. 1901
Florida avenue. were found Friday
afternoon In cluster OF weeds noar
the Mccaughtry home. All but the
travelling bag In which the loot was
believed TO have been carried away
was recovered. The goods werc
found by Luther Cox. former city
policeman. who now operates aery
Nee car line here. Cox noticed the
goods as no was driving by the
weeds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11

A Joint home and foreign program
viii be presented at tho regular
monthly meeting Of che Pilgrim Band
OF the Congregational church TO be
held next Thursday afternoon al $3.50
o'clock In the home OF Mrs. Fred
Hansen. 1909 South SIKH street. II
was announced today. Tho Pilgrim
Band IL the women's missionary so.
cleiy Of the church. AL Interested
are welcome 10 attend the monthly
meeting. the announcement states.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11

ON the award Of the contract with
another, and TO the successful bid
der upon the execution OF bond.
equal 10 IS per cent. tTweniy'iisel
per cent Of his bid. approved by the
Mayor and City Council.
The City Of chIckashp, Oklahoma.
reserves the right 10 accept any bid
or 10 reject any and all bIda
Witness my official hand and
aeal OF said City this 2ilb day OF
October. A. D.. 1922.
tSealD J. r. WELI.BoRN.
City Clerk.
fO.2s.i0t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11
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Jack IIexzie. negro. IA charged
with robbery In complaint filed Fri
day afternoon IN Justice Grigsby'a
court. The complaint was signed by
Tom Bailey of Rush Springs, brother
OF cx.shoriff Hodge Bailey. Bailey
alleges that be was held up and
robbed OF $500 ON South Second
street Thursday night. Iicxxic has
not been arraiened on the charge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11
Plant Memorial Tree.

This morning at 10 o'clock. the
memorial tree recently planted on
the norieast corner OF the Congre'
gatlonal church lawn. corner Ninth
street and Texas avenue. In honor
of Lon Hill. one OF the Chlckasha
boys who paid his full measure OF
devotion" to his country during the
world war. was dedicated with brief
services. The dedication ceremony
preceded the Armistiee Day services
in the church.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11
Moving to Ardmore.

!. Mr.. mad Mrs. Roy II. Lewis this
week announced their Intention TO
move to Ardmore to make their
iome. Mr.. Lewis. who has repre-.
iented the Western Bank Supply
company, Oklahoma City, In this ter
itory for several years, has been
transferred to the Ardmore district,
which is a larger district than the
errltory in this part of the state.
Mr. Lewis left this week for Ard
more. Mrs. Lewis. who will visit
iriends and relatives in Pauls Val
ey, expects to join him soon. Mr..
md Mrs. Lewis were prominent In
social and civic activities here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11

The state chemist Friday after
noon advised County Attorney Ben
Goff that the analysis OF the patent
medicine aud the powders which
were taken into custody M evidence
against Mrs. Ora Williams, patent
medicine vendor charged with muir
der IN connection with the death Of
A. ]. Lee, negro farmer. had not yet
been completed. The county attor'
ney was told that the test would be
completed early next week. II was
reported In Oklahoma city that the
analysis had been completed. but II
was later learned that this analysis
was that made OF medicine seized
after the death OF three degrees In
Ardmore. No harmful contents were
found In the medicine sent from
Ardmore, II has been learned here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11
oskes Being Held In Jail.

Walter Oakes. one OF the men nr'
rested this week when Sheriff Matt
sankoy and other county officers
ralded farm | nthe Minco commun'
lty. has not been arraigned ON the
charge of unlawful possession OF In
toxicatlng liquor. lie was being
held In jail Friday afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11

The Young Mems and Young Won
ems Christian Association of Little
Rock, Ark, both have thriving life sav
Ing classes which were started durlni
the summer by the director of lif'
saving of the Southwestern Division
American Red Cross.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11
Elder Is Expected.

Elder John M. Rice is expected
lere this afternoon for the purpose
If spending the next two weeks with
he Church of Christ, having charge
IF the class at the church tonight
and preaching to the congregation
tomorrow morning and evening, also
he Sunday following.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11
TutiIe Store Robbed.

Officers here have been asked 10
watch for outlaws who entered the
star drug store at Tuttle Thurnday
night and escaped with $40 IN cash
aud cheap jeselry valued At approx
mately 500. No clue OF the stolen
goods or the thlcycs has been found.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11
Eoraed Order, Is Charge.

A charge Of uttering forged order
vas filed Friday Afternoon In JUS
ice II. l.. Grigsby's court against
/. T. Funderburk. II is alleged in
he complaint, signed by j. S. Glib
son, that Funderburk forged an order
ny which he obtained small amount
of feedstuff from the Chickasha MILF
ng company. The defendant had
lot been arraigned this morning at
} O'Clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-11

Science states that there are 100
900 hairs on the average human
head.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
PLYMOUTH

The park was filled with people
on Sunday. there being three fam
lily reunions. Maple Grove Sunday
school picnic, and a ball game. At
the Cox Brundridge reunion there
we're about 80 present; the Thomp-
son-Logan reunion had more than
l25 in attendance; the SpraSue re-
uion counted over a hundred, while
the Maple Grove picnic had about
30 attending. The ball game was
between Wakarusa and Plymouth
Athletics. and resulted in a TO >
victory tor the Wakarusa team.
Mrs Julia Harsh Of Chicago is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and
other relatives for a few days.
Hal Hoham and David Gibson
Will leave Wednesday by auto for a
trip TO Cleveland, O.. 20 visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoham.
On Saturday the old sanitarium
building at the edge Of the business
block Of y. Michigan st. was sold
TO the Northern State Life Insurance
Co. for S26, 900. Clind Bondurant
was the agent who bought it in for
the company
Mrs. Guy Baker returned from a
visit with her son Donald, at De-
troit.
Mr. and Mrs A. W. South, and
daughters, Bernice and Helen. re
turned from an auto trip to Dakota
on Saturday morning.
The Home Economics class, with
Miss Dollie Schlosser, spent Mon
day at Culver for an all day picnic.
The funeral OF c. A. Reeve, who
died late saturday evening from can
Ger of the liver, will be held at the
Episcopal church on Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. Mr.. Reeve was
born in Plymouth, and has been
prominent IN business all his life.
until the past few years. when his
eyesight caused him 20 retire from
active business. His son, Charles.
was killed in the late war. and he
leaves his wife and daughter BeaJo
mourn his loss. he was the son Of
the late Hon. Charles Reeve. we'll
known in Marshall county.
Miss Ruth Harris and Miss Helen
Steinebach returned from their trip
TO Chicago and points in Michigan.
Several Of the girls of the Plynl-
outh Athletics ASSOCIATION are spend
ing the week az the Jacox- BollingeT
cottage at Pretty Lake
Miss Mary Schlarb took suddenly
III Sunday and tainted on the street
She was taken into the home of Miss
Maggie Marshall. where q physician
was called. II was reported at first
that she was dead. but with the doc
tors help she was revived. and was
reported better Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
JACK AND MARILYNN
NOW ON HONEYMOON

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. july 81
tBy 7. y. Slack Pickford and
his bride Marilynn Miller, Ziegfeld
star in Sally and former "Follies
beauty. are today on their honey
moon trip in southern California
Flo" Ziegfeld az the last mo-
ment yesterday wired his congratuIs-
tons and wishes for happiness 10 his
protege whose marriage To- PickfOrd
he has strenuously opposed.
Jack and Maruynn were mar
ried Sunday at the Beverly Hills
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fair
banks.
The program time was o'clock,
but at the last moment the brides
bouquet was discovered misplaced.
But it's all over now. and the
orthodoXically happy couple are on
their honeymoon trail
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
Real Estate Transfers

Taken from the records Of the Indiana
Title and Loan Company
North Side Land and Improvement
company 20 Frank G.. Knellinger and
wife, ST. Lot 13l in O'Neil and Schwab' 5
4 Add
| Leslie G. whitoomb. et al, 10 william
+. Mischke and wife, ST. Lot 81 in
/ North West Add
Whitcomb and Keller 10 Orsn f. Julian
and wife, 81 Part Of lots 10 and 20 in
Edgewater Place.
Indiana Title and Loan Company to
Frederick W Vaughn and wife. 81 Lot
Al Portage Heights Add
Warde J.. Mack and wife 10 Archibald
Murdoch, 5000. Lots $40 and 800 in Hill
crest Add.
william r. Billiard 70 Edna V Wander
hoof. 81. Part Of lot 20. Wenger's Add.
Mary +. Bullard 10 Edna Nanderh0of.
81 Part ~ lot 10. WcngerS Add.
Mary F. Billiard 90 Edna r. Wander
hoof. 81. Lot :, Wenger and Kreigh-
Rudolph Pacge and wife TO Baziel
Christians and wife, 81 Lot ISL Stude-
bakers 3rd Add
Charles Carnenn and wife 20 Thomas
File and John II. Fite. 81 Lot a, Edge
Frank Mayr and wife 10 Mrs. oliver
Beaning. 81 Lot -, Mayr's Michigan
Av. Add.
Christian Yena 10 Edward Yena ST.
Part II lot ca. Henricks and Grants Add
John Six and wife 10 Guaranty Rural
Loan and Savings Association, 81 Lot
20. Hartman and Miller'S Add
Joseph Luther and wife 20 Granville
Ziegler. 81. Part Of lot T. original plat
Of South Bend
Martha Chapoton 90 The Sisters II the
Holy Cross Hospital Assn. 81. Lots Il,
l.. IL. IA and -. Chapoton Sub
Harry Bray and wife to Austin j.
Hartman and wife, 81. Part Of lot Il,
Kosciusko building and Loan Associa
ton 70 Alex Torok and wife. 81 Lot II,
BHpel's Add.
81 Joseph Loan and Trust Company
80 :. II. Salinger. 81 Lot %. Oak Park
4th Add
SIshawaka wooden Mfg. GO. 10 Aldo
lombard 5000. Part 0f lots 303 and
203. Gayl0r's Bird Add
Thomas r. Beall and wife 90 Matilda
Dodd. ST. Part II lot I on 4th s. Mish
George VI. Studebaker e. al 90 Frank
A. Labuzienski and wife. 81. Lots Gas
Goa and Go in Summit Place 3rd Add
Charles Russell and wife to Lavina G.
Mccarthy. 81 Lot %. Wenger Realty Co.
Frank Farkas and wife 10 Agnes Szabo.
81. Lots 33 and -. Sulrs 4th Add
Securities Investment Corporation 70
Clara Six. s.. Lot "a. Milburn place Add
Jesse Gaines and wife 90 Frank Cab
anaw and wife. 81 Lot a., Hartman and
Millers Add
Elery Aeby and wife TO Jesse II
wright ana vile. 81 Lot 40. Chaplin
Place Add
Anton r Boeckling and wife 70 John
NicOlini. ST. Lot 40 McInerny aud En-
glefrums ist Add
John Swygart and wife to Paul Bur
kus and vie, 81. Lot - ID Swygart-s
Replat
Charles weidler and wife to william
Baker. 81 Lot l61 Floral Park Add
Il. Joseph Loan and Trust Company
10 Percy II. Walsh. $3.50. Part ~ lots
10 ana 20. Refers Sub
Percy g. Walsh 90 Lott " Korpll and
wife, 81. Part u lots 70 and 20 Kecfer.s
sub
sherman q Chard and james e. T0mp-
sett 20 Julias Tazekas and wife. 81. part
OK lot q. ROseland Park Add
AdOlph hamm AMI wife % Joseph ]
Arrta. 81. Lot 80. O'NeI and Schwab..
Add.
Charles King % William Soos and wife
$500. Lot 10. SWygarts Add
Matilda Geyer Or I'd tD Hern Ringen-
berg. 81 Acre in proposed plat ~
Geyer's Acreage
Vern Ringenberg 20 George e. Rogers
end wife. 81. Acre 10 proposed plat Of
Geyers Acreage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
Personals from Nedrbu Towns

through the eastern states They
visited Thousand Islands. through
the Berkshires. Boston and other
points OF interest
Ivan Crawford OF EIkhart visited
the Imam boys last week.
Miss Libbie Dis IS spending several
days at the home OF Good Snyder.
William Solarek. accompanied by
the Messrs William. George anSNRay
Ernsberger Of South Bend called on
Frank Curtis Sunday morning
Mrs. George Smith has returned
from LSpOrte and Chicago. and will
be at home again at Mrs. Henry
Kemps
- Master James Mennaugh who is
taking a rest cure at Healthwin. near
South Bend, is improving
Mrs. Ivan Crun and daughter
Helen. are spending several days
with her mother. Mrs Marion Pan
cake Of South Bend
Henry Kizer. who has been i'll all
winter and most Of the summer, -
much improved and will return TO
his business shortly
The Star class held a lawn party
in the yard at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Enger Wednesday even
ing. There was a large attendance
The Osceola orchestra, under the
direction OF E. VI. Long, gave a con-
cert.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder and
family Of Osceola. Mr. and Mrs.
James Snyder and family OF South
Bend and Mrs Jane Snyder Of Os-
ceOla. mOtored 10 Wakarusa, Nap
panee and Bremen Sunday.
David Beasecker OF Elkhart. Ind.
Is guest at the home Of Amos Bea-
seeker.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Huntsberger and
family mOtored to Columbia City,
Saturday. where they were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Huntsberger's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daugherty
spent Sunday at the bone Of Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cup had as
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Wills, west Of South Bend.
Mr. ana Mrs. Roscoe Henderson
and family were Sunday guests Of
Mrs. Henderson's sister. who resides
at Benton, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ward who have
been keeping house at the Ralph
Ward home while Mr. Ward was
away, have returned TO Mishawaka.
Mrs. Edith Henderson will assume
the duties OF day operator az the loo
al telephone exchange upon the res
ignation Of Miss Lelah Snyder who
will be transferred to Mishawala
Miss Mable Irene Enger is III with
the humps.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01

such system would be applicable
only 90 stars. he said
Pictures Blamed.
4 am IN favor OF giving the ac-
tor al. he Is worth. but il is time
the inflated salaries were brought
hack 20 pre-war basis The motion
picture industry has brought about
such huge salaries. When business
was booming In the movies they
would capture a stage star who was
getting around $500 a week and Of
Ter him anywhere from $1,000 70
81 500 and pretty soon the actor
would set nsed 20 such pay that
anything less than $1,000 a week
would look sick 10 him. But now
that the film business has passed
through a period Of depression OF
its own players are turning 10 the
stage again.
Il think most OF the actors vii.
take a cut If they see the manager
is sincere. don't mean by a cut
any splitting II salaries in half, but
ing men and women for $500 and
S4o0 week. and ordinary actors
for 500 up 10 $3.50"
Others Guarded.
other prominent managers were
gus roed in committing themselves.
Lee Shubert said.
''Sa aries VIII come down. That
.Sn't 20 say that / intend 20 b~ing
them down personally Fixing a sal
airy for an actor Is an individual
matter and can't be fixed like the
wage scale or a union laborer. II all
depends on the appeal OF the ac-
tors personality"
Both A. l.. Granger and George
G. Tyler one OF his associates were
away. but at their offices the pre-
vailing sentiment was in favor OF a
reduction. Arch Selwyn said that
shows on the road could undoubted-
~ get leading man for $50 as
against the $3.50 paid formerly But
in New York productions he believed
II would be necessary 10 pay just
as much as ever.
John Golden did not favor a re-
duction in salaries. saving that "ac-
tors deserved all they got and 500
more"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
OSCEOLA

Edward Boyer, accompanied by
Nell Tipmore and children. Billie
and Mable OF Elkhart were guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Wright Sunday
Miss Dorothy Burger OF Misha-
waka. spent Sunday with Miss Made
line Gill
George Bancroft and family OF La
porte, Ind, visited the formers sis
yer, Mrs. Milo Hose Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C Cook OF Joliet,
Ill. are visiting at MInglewood. the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kemp.
Mr.. and Mrs Milo Hose enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Long and
family at dinner Sunday.
The COcanower family reunion
will be held sunday az the home Of
Mr. and. Mrs. John Cocanower near
Jimtown a
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Curtis en-
tertained al dinner Sunday for Mrs.
Leroy Jaquith and family.
Miss Lelah Snyder. lccal telephone
operator Is IN with the mumps
The Ladies Aid society will serve
cafeteria supper in the basement
OF the Methodist church Saturday.
Music will be a feature or the even
ing
Mrs. Louise Pierce OF Elkhart Is
spending several days in Osceola-
visiting old friends and relatives.
Rev. Jordan. accompanied by his
family, were Osceola visitors Sun
day. Rev. Jordan who has been
pTactcing dentistry for several years
will again engage IN preaching and
will accept a charge az Fairmount,
Ind
Mrs Herbert Miller OF Minot, y.
D, Is spending several days with her
mother, Mrs Lehman
Mr. and Mrs Barnhart attend "a
the Madden family reunion az Wax
aruSs last week
Mr. and Mrs. 4 ". Fields OF Mish-
svaka were recent visitors a the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wright
Mr. and AIRS. John Collier have re-
turned from a two weeks motor trip
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
DR0UTH IN BEET CROP
BOOSTS SUGAR PRICES

PARIS. July 31.-Dryness has put
up by leaps and bounds the price
or sugar in France.
That dryness, according 20 LIN
transigeant. is or two kinds One is
the dryness that ruined the beet
crop last summer. The other is the
American dryness" that enormous
~ increased sugar consumption in
The United States by multiplying the
sale OF soft" drinks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
SAFETY FIRST .
IN EDUCATION.

A great deal OF sorrow and dis
appointment will be eliminated If
young people and parents will this
fall choose wisely the course Of edu-
cation.
A definite aim with a certainty
of employment upon graduation IL
of paramount Importance. Thou
sands go to school simply TO go to
school and find at the end 10
landing place.
on the other hand those who at
tend the South Bend Business Col
lege this fall will acquire an educa-
ton which will be Of practical bene-
Tit throughout life and find their
services in demand in this great in
dustrial center.
Young man. young woman. par
ents. why not consider this safe
ty-first" education? Budget OF par
ticulars may be had by calling at
the College or telephoning Main 551.
-Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
STAGE STARS FACE
CUT IN SALARY FOR
co M ING SEASON
Lower Pay or Fewer Produc-
tiOns, Woods Predicts, and
Equity Agrees.

NEW YORK, July S1.-Wth the
consent Of the Equity association.
actors face a biz cut soon in the
large salaries they have been re-
ceiviug Last season various pro-
ducers let 10 be understood that they
would take such step. but eacn
seemed waiting for the other TO be-
gin. and salaries remained Jus, as
high Now A. H. Woods has led
the way in asking the players he is
engaging for his fall productions To
lake CUT and indications were to-
day that other managers would Of
fer decreased pay next season. The
eur may run as high as 80 per cent.
Woods adopted the unusual ex-
pedient OF making an appeal 10 the
general body Of players. through
the Actors Equity association. TO
accept a reduction. HIS plea ran in
part as follows.
Il have brought back about 90
PLAYS from Europe. I should like
70 do a great many Of them. which
would be OF adv antage 10 Equity
as well as 10 me. but I can't do many
or them II the fantastic salaries now
prevailing continue 10 prevail
Percentage Suggested.
There is no eyading this fact
the salaries Of actors are too high
for present conditions. They are
coming down. because force
stronger than Equity OF the Produc-
ing Managers association is going 70
bring them down. It's an economic
law. ii they don't come down there
IS going 20 be a very lean winter
ahead for the actor. I say this as
a friend, not as an opponent. OF
Equity"
The Equity expresses official ap-
prevail OF the stand. with the sug-
gestion that probably the best So
luton would be for the actor 10
take a smaller salary and percentage
over a certain amount" Mr.. Woods
however, expressed the opinion that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
MUCH PROTEST GREETS
NEW LONDON STATUE

LONDON, July 81 New York
may have its Civic Virtue" but
London has its Eve"
A large marble statue OF Eve
minus even her fig leaves. has been
presented 70 the London County
Council, 10 be erected in its new
hall.
The statue has been accepted, but
Eve" is so immodist that there
have been bowls OF protest against
her being given a place in the Coun-
" Hall, lest modern fappers might
gain some new ideas from this
ancient woman.
Eve" IS mounted on a revolving
pedestal. and IL has been suggested
that perhaps she Will turn her back
20 the too curious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-01
LOCUSTS DRIVE PEOPLE
FROM THEIR HOUSES

MADRID. July 31-Inhabitants
have fed from the villages of Ara
gon. driven from their homes by the
locust pest.
The locusts have descended upon
the fertile fields of Aragon in such
numbers that the crop prospects
arc dark the peasants have had TO
fight through clouds of the pests TO
avoid suffocatiOn.