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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-14
LODGE DIRECTORY.


<sERIcAS LEGION POST NO. zoo
Regular business
:. :. : !"
Il [S&4.Nh meeting viii be held
NTSAshs first Tuesday
VA leach naonta- All ex-
1Ug( HEJservics men vel
kAD ~;eome Walter a.
wAN Rosenheid. Command.
S43X0 er: ID. b. BergQuist.
AIAI Adj.
MASDNAe.
s...,., Temu,e- ElgnsxaLh street spa
Fifth Axeans
--ur sTATED II EETING OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81. A. y. q a NJ. Will
MTN be held on Inc hrss Thurs
MsMS day Of each month q. 80
N.Y. . N 0. p. Burgess W.
~ n; Rag o. R@sassicA ss<-
.xoo eRorTo NO. So. n. o. VIZ. e.
Stated nseeting held
IL !: ! :: ::
NJ On lhs hrss Wednesday
&|A az each month- Sisit-
& ing prophsSs Welcome.
Am n g w. Thatcher. monarch.
49, braak -. kASs~s~sA. 49,
relay.
q. n. NJ
IaIand Chapter No. 10. l. a
NHASS2 n WILL ps ne4o Lne nrss
AAE TUESDAY Of eacn mouth AZ
H-S 7:3o D. a ChATiss c. Flint
0S l. d. p. l.. Asa. secretary.
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
A dos, - b. A. M.-StAted
"A HaA67 uaeetinS nrss SrlGAy OF each
VtTY month. harry DenscAs, W. n.
E~N L.. u. LlItS. secEss&xS.
SNuHTs rEMPLAR.
~uE sTAAAD LuGG4~AsE VI ROCA
lsaAnu GomnaAKldeEg No. 2e
sssssS AnAxnLs 4snDaax vii TO hesL
O& sne secona a<ooaAS o. eaeA
5RE nonIn. =. "a oGll4.A4iser. Soaa-
NJ n4n.ef. .. H. HlcAss. secoso'
kot AND CHAPTER. NO. xoS
Orr .sAss@rn StAF.-keS MAR nleeilnS
second Wednesday OF ezcn moaLn- ssS
iIinE stars xeEconaS. Ars- AAaA2eS4Ae
LanGnan. W. N: Aary - ATslA, safe
tary.
ROCK ISLAM, COUNCIL NO. 20. q.
/ b.. IA. Inc sl4tea assemblies WALL o
hed ca tae tnara Wednesday Ok eAcA
Month sls,ti1s naemosrs eefoI~A1S =.
BrAak o. Gsaasdy. kee0rasS.
vcAL LoDGR 30. soe. L o. o. y
Asess every En1rsdAy evening
a. ODD kelIows temple On
MN boursn avenue oesSe~a sew
GEA e1g@eRkn anu IL !
SIAA streets. &elson s4d1- ~ o.
MnnAla Ga.csszooi, H. ..
First THURSDAY OF eacn monSns Lhl~r
.cry deSrse. nEsG, se>0nd Ana AaAEo o~
grss Inc Following 1naFs6As'
.Ocx ISLAND A Z Z; 70. sss. BaATEK
usI Order of Essies.-segu4ar rn1et1ns1
hrst and third TUESDAY o. esch nontA
a Eag.es' nome Fourth avenue anf
Tweuty-nrst skrees. joan Ao1naeli. "
p. SIS F0v-afth street Phons y. I,
64SA. Jss c. Wright, secretary. 1898
essnth avenue. Phone n. /. 2l1T.
RP o ELkS NO. $50
H&e -. Meets the nrss and third
~ $fE Mondays of each month at
i & EIks' club. Charles q.
&5A Bleuer. exalted ruler: C. N.
= Isaacson. secretary. v,G,
.& Ing brothers alvays yet
AassfN coma. Club rooms At IL
MESN% EiehteenGh street.
-=sa-- G. A. IN.
. sUFoRD POST las. O. A. q
Mul Meets regularly ON second
EfEI and fourth Friday after
dAlltl Moons of each month Of Q
lsN O'Clock in Memorial hall il
AitsAA tae court house Andrew
&A4 Siadel, commander; H. C.
w First. sdiutant.
- s1BoNEY BAY CAMP. NO. 8
EH e. & w. v.
EH uatted spsnish War Veterans,
NJ meets hrst and third Thur
Gl days OF each mouth as D. N
ttikE3 In Memorial Hall. Court House
MEA George Il. clapper. Commander.
.[A William y. Frey. AdjutanR.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
sssTkACTS OF TITLR PREPAID oR
eHonaed TO data swearing any real CO.
esse In the county. Prompt and accurx t.
wV1ce At reasonable rates. Rock L.
80 20 I1tis d Abstract Company: w. }.
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yea sAI.E-sarx FRePGaEN.

yea sAH.E--f1Tx FRoPRRHN
MIST SELL FIVE Room COTTAGE.
Haa<Asrn exeepk eAaA. sarass nAsss
par meath including iRarEsa4. LAS
Thirty-seeend stFeet.
POUR ROOM MoDgRN sTpCco BuEGA-
Low. desirable location. Rock 1szaaes
easy ssrmss- Phone Dav- 14saf
BUSINESS PRoPERTY ON FoGRTH
avenas. faGF r0San fat above k@Fe9
alley. Brings in $500 per year rent. \
good investmeas II 0nly s4.aoo. Terms
Mitehen, 1s37-5sS6-
Lor JUST oFF, HTr HAS ALL BENEFIT
Of beautiful Eashteeath avenue sGaHe-
ward for horne A4ght. VIII satisfy. HFtes
dow Iew. Address Lot. care Arsts-
Lot 40xI27. $3.50. TWENTY FOURTH
and~s-han street and T>HeatE seco1a ave
Rue. 1901 FcEay-thir skFn@A.
SIX ROOM ALI. MODERN HoUSs on
paved street, Everything up TO daass
Good bargain II taken at encs, Must
BE seid before May l. h l. 4s20l-
STRICTLY MopERN SIX ROOM cor
taxe On paved street. nearly haif AeTn
of ground. beautiful laSn, large gar
aen spet fruit and SHADE trees, Gus
block from ear. very desirable ieeatlpu-
Good proposition Tor casa. Address
"456. care Argus
SIX ROOM HOUSE FURNACE. CEMENT
cellar. bath toilet, gas. electricity. @@s
Tenth street.
BUNGALoW. FoUk ROOMS AND BAFH.
modern except sever. corner Lea cas-
front VIII sacrifice. r. I S4s1-
TWO LoTs. EAST FRONT. ONE on
paved street. Inquire 1884 Fourteenth
and-a-haif street
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE on HILL. SMALL
payment down, balance hks rent PhoHe
464IK.
FIVE AND SIX ROOM Stately MOD
err houses, chap. hill location Call
R. I. 2o92.
BIG BARGAIN. EIGHT ROOM BUNGA-
low. partly modern. cash or terms. 1914
Fifth street.
oyER FWTY LOTS CLOSE IN, HILL
district. Prices right Terms. I'd
Brten- R. / al4. o, j. sFien. R. l. s0ss-
RESIDENCE on TWENTY THIRD
street. will take small house in trade
Call al ass Twenty third street -
ON EASY TERMS. FIVE ROOM HOUSE
with electric light and toilet, carnsF
Iot Price 3. 500. $500 down. t74A
Thirty-1fth street.
EIGHT ROOM. ALL MODERN HOUSE,
suitable for two families. $500.
1895 Eighth avenue. Rock Island, 2O0l
Fifteenth street, Molina. Moline 2ToA,
.>T so25 TENTH AVENUE. LARGE H0E-
loW tile stueco house. Has eveFythlng
No tn date. +. K. Rhosds. Robinson BRzg-
Exceptional Hill Location
Consisting of modest five-room
bungalow, fully modern. exception
ally we'll built. large floored attic,
dandy basement divided into four
rooms, soft water in laundry room.
Is on a beautiful lot OF 5S foot 'front.'
age by 125 feet deep, with lots of
shrubs. flowers and fruit Also has
small poultry house. This can be
bought for considerable less than
SIS 900 on good terms
Call for an appointment
E. Realtors
, IA State Bank Building.
Phone r 1875
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49,. = 70 % 49, a = 80
SUCCESSFUL INCUBATOR. n l. .s5s.
THREE LARGE RUGS q. $3.50
FoUR 5Tz4 GOODRICH TTREs. PRICED
right Phone 4. / 6S5 713 Twelfth
street
REAL HEALTH AND BEAUTY BUILD
ers' 81 s,o., EAy $50, a., ss e used
oonssruetion Machinery Co. south
west corner Seventeenth street and Third
.eeoae
WILL. EXCHANGE a L-AbfS wife
smaIi diamond. fer niinoi. OH stock. 4
bargain. Address %S62." care Argus.
- = -
49, lit. $50 44sI
Ref RLGERAToR CHEAP. r. l. Al
suLKY. So 414 EIGHTH STREET
DUNLAP sTRAWBERRY PLANTS, 6oc
rer hundred $40 Nineteenth avenue.
T5pFE .-7-pT7rps 400 I,s1,77p.T oRS -
nh ,sno,y o;1 sr,sr5ers two chirsen
houses Isx4s and 2oxss. -Four colony
houses, 6xs. i454 Twenty-third avenue
GAMMA BULBS. WHILE THEY LAST 25e
dozen. Gail after $50 D, M or Sum
day. SOL Fortieth street.
ICE BOX, DRESSER ROCKERS. DROP
leaf kitchen table kitchen chairs and
dining chairs. cook stove and many
other things 615 sixth street
PLANO, SEWING MACHINE. Il. I. 1913
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GAS SioNEr SIo- 1Ao3 l" ESEf -SiAIH
Sr,1,=5s - z5=7=sz=7=-775 7 :, 7=vsv o7
ALL hINp so 0F $500 80 ne. -"
prices. zo@o Foorth avenue. q. / COL
NANURE- GARDEN FLOWING. q. L 6oe,
ia roots. r. I 3e37Y.
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STRAWBERRY AND RASPBERRY
plants. Il. l. 1916. d. Schrader-
pI-vEFT PoI7ND T.RTF sIy CHAIRS
Davenport, gas stove and other house
hold goods. oos Seventh street
FOT7R KITCHEN CHAIRS LEATHER
char and two taoestry chairs Il, /.
13o1T.
-l@I1-1-o-I-c T,--o-T n 7rr ~ = -rTTDE
nlN q, 1r-S1 oAt1 100 -.
psa 30 Sia seen III AA1 e7S-
| so7rarRS co17 Thinning PRICES
| -, -ssr.o- 60 e NaI 9xsS
80 - - - -
1Wo HOOKING CHAIRS AND fHoSo-
..1.-7s -. =
SUPREME PHoSoGkAPH. WITH ~
rscoroS 900. Urges F1ano 20. Asi
East Second. Davenport
KINRALL PHoNoGRAPH, s1a5 MODEL.
| used &c record selections. $40 Gr1Sss.
suVERToNE PHoNoGRAPH WITH
| record cabinet and records. 800 6r1sgs
| PIANO Co.. 4IL EAST second sIeeI.
De-e1Yo-e
mahogany case, used. 40 rolls and
| beach. S325-S1o cash. $40 monthly.
Griggs Piano Co.. III East SecoEA
| Davenport.
$3.50 IN 80 $3.50 :.
| Ior new Conns-boescher orass asio1y
| Wsn c1e' 90, ioTA ohtef Met -
! III East Second. Davenport
ELDREDGE SEWING MACHINES. MUST
| be sold on account Of storage. Your
see n Dsyenpert Lass
| CHICKERING UPRIGHT PLANO. USED.
s Sa,1 t0f cen 4nhe P.9o CO 81 Est
| second. DAVENPORT
/ golden oak case. S125. 50 cash, 50
| second street davenport
WE AIIOW &c EACH FOR OLD PLAY.
| er -oIIS "a a-chaDaa co. 80 c-;~ws
| pane r. 1oI 80 5000 80
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RocK ISLAND AERLE NO. e56. FRATEk
hrat and third TUESDAY Oh each nnoniA
Al Eagles home. bourth avenue an
Tweusy-nrst skrees. joan AoA1neAi. " :
p. SIS F@y-A1tA street P1ons - =.
segeuth avenue. Phone n. l. 31A..
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r. & V. KNIGHT
FOR SALE

Seven-passenger 1921 model, run
$4,000 miles, in perfect mechanical
condition. Newly painted and four
new cord tires, 1850.
sos NINETEENTH STREET,
Phone r. l. 662
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-14

BOYS TO SELL THE SATURDAY EVE
ming Post and Ladies Home Journal.
Earn good pay and valuable prizes. /
Il. Finkelstein. 2506 Third avenue
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-14

s1BoHEY BAY CAMP. NO. 8
81 e. 8 w. v.
% United Spsnish War Veterans,
meets arst and third Thurs
D days OF each mouth as Q D. N.
II In Memorial Hall. Court House
4 George Il. Clapper. Commands.
* William y. Frey. Adjutans
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-14
WINDsHIELDs. GLASS MIRRORS

wNDSHIELDS AND WINDOW GLASS.
Old mirrors made like new. Huber
Paint Is Wall Paper Co. PHI Fourth
avenue. &. l. A924.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
PLEASING PAGEANT
BY KINDERGARTENS
Children of City Schools Give
Dramatic Program at Bat
tell Auditorium.

The Pageant of the Kindergarten,
held iu the auditorium of the Bat
tell school yesterday afternoon al
2.3O O'Clock was one Of the most
successful dramatizations ever given
by school children in this city. The
children We're trained for the vari-
Gus numbers ON the lengthy pro-
gram by members of the Kinder
garten association, and much credit
is due the various comittees for the
sterling results that were evident
yesterday afternoon.
Children from the Kindergartens
Of all the slhools in the city took
part i'm the play which was witnessed
by a large number Of interested
mothers ard friends of the children
IN the pageant. Dancing. singing.
short recitals. and a procession made
up the major part of the program
of events. The complete program
was as follows.
Spirit of childhood. Mary Miller:
Spirit of the Kindergarten. Miss Lois
Sackman; Mother Goose, Pauline
Eckenberger; spirit Of Spring Lois
Webster; Mother Goose Dramatiza-
ton. South side kindergarten; Miss
tress Mary. Little 60 Peep; Ride a
Cock Horse, Jack and Jill. Little
Miss Munett. Bobby Shafto: Little
Jack Horner. Wee Willie Wrinkle:
Halloween. Brownie dance. Bing-
ham kindergarten: Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Procession, Battell
Kindergarten: Christmas - Around
the Christmas Tree, Main kindergart-
en-: Dance a Little Partner Dancing
Along; Candle March. Bingham kim
dergarten, Valentine. Valentine
march, Batteu kindergarten; PatriO-
tic march and band. South Side kin
dersarten; Ninuet dance. Main klr-
dergarten; Spring Dance OF the
Spring. Lois Webster; Easter Bunn.e
Parade. Batteu kindergarten; Come
Let us Plant a Garden Bingham
kindergarten; May pole dance, Main
kindergarten. Finale-eongs Spring
time sing Happy Children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
Fred FitzSiRlmonS. Local
Baseball Star. Shouting
Class IN Michigan League

Fred F!tzs!mOus. son OF Mr. and
Mrs r. o. Fitzsimmons. 524 W.
Grove ST.. who recently Joined the
Muskeeon club of the Southern
Michigan Baseball league. is al
ready showing considerable proves
as a pitcher
The Muskegon Chronicle Of MAY
is carries Fitzsimmons' picture
with the headline. Losing Streak IS
Stopped by Vet Fitz ammons Ac-
comp anyins the picture is the story
as follows Erred Fitzsimmous.
Muskegon's Mishawaka twirler
Yesterday decided that the club had
lost enough ball games and when
DE was thrown against the Ion-a
Npsireeds no performed in such
fashion that they could only score
in one inning In seven out Of the
eight frames he was invincible."
IN the item covering the game,
Fitzsiumons is also given consider
able praise for his work
Ftzdmmons is we'll known
N'shawaka boy. This is his third
season with the Michigan team.
Previous 20 his entering the Mus
kegon team in April he was a mem
Der OF the Mishawaka fire depart
mert, being stationed AZ the North
side station.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
FOURTEEN GIRLS
ENTERED IN RACE
American Legion Popularity
Contest in Connection With
Circus Opens.

The American Legion popularity
contest. held in connection with the
American Legion circus. opened
yesterday afternoon with Il MisAa-
waka girls entered as contestants
The list Of candidates ii as follows:
Miss Genevieve Trowbridge LaSale
road. Miss Genevieve Stutzman,
1872 Lincoln WAY west. Miss Cr-
ban.e Van Panel SIG s. Wells 81;
Miss Ida Gerard. Miss Margaret
Treme1. 32I :. Spring St; Mis- Hell
en- De Groote. 121 s. West 81. Miss
Marie Anderson. 211 Merrifeld av
Miss Modeua Miller. 2O6 f. seventh
ST. Miss Cloa Douglas, 121R W
A1ishawaka av Miss Mary Rothy.
31s W Eleventh ST.; MIS- Hattie
Gay. 900 S. 18th ST.. Miss Freda
Bradford. 13S BorIey av.. Miss Effie
Robbins. 54S Lincoln Way west. and
Miss Harriet Johnson. S11 S Main
st.
The contestant securing the lsrg.
est mum Der OF votes. will be given a
trip 70 Atlantic City and expenses
paid the one second highest will be
awarded a large cedar chest IN the
form Of a window seat, the third
highest a cedar chest OF different
design. large Seabrook radio out
Fl and photograph combination has
been furnished by the Dodge plant
40. 5 and viii be awarded 20 one Of
the voters. on the last night of the
circus. The radio outfit will be
mounted on Ford truck furnished
by Hinkles and will be on the streets
here Monday.
Bert Heard, repra entative Of the
T. A. Wolfe shows was IN Misha-
waka yesterday to complete ar
engagements for the American Leg
ion circus 10 be held here June u
10 II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
CITY INTERESTED IN
SPECIAL MEETING TO
DECIDE SCHOOL SITE

The entire city is deeply inter
ested in the outcome OF Monday
nights special meeting OF the city
council when the site for the new
high school building will be deter
mined The letters on the subject
in today's issue Of this paper should
be read and carefully studied by
every citizen. Both sides OF the
question have been given the read
ers Of The News-Times by promin-
ent citizens whose standing IN the
community cannot be questioned.
That Mishawaka needs a new high
school building is evident and the
only thing at issue is whether or not
il should be built on the site chosen
by the board OF education in the east
end Of the city II is expected that
the council room viii be crowded 10
capacity at Mondays meeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

OF Mary" 7 dare say that a good
" number Of the petitioners walked
a good deal farther TO get their edu-
cation than the majority Of high
school students would be forced to
go
One OF the favorite arguments Of
the directors seems % be that We
shouldn't take the high school away
from the public library In as much
as the library was placed there for
the convenience Of the high school
students. Permit me 10 inform
anyone who believes this 10 be the
case. that the public library wal
placed at its present site. not for
the convenience II Nigh happen TO
give members OF the high school
but for the want OF a better place to
locate il, and as the lot was donated
by Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Eberhart.
Furthermore as student Of the
high school since the library has
been i'm its neighborhood. the writ
or is in a position 10 say that the
visit the pupils make 10 the library
are for the most part unnecessary.
because the high school is equipped
with a library and librarian OF its
own The material in this library
is ample enough 20 furnish the stud
ents with all the material necessary
In their curriculum am also
fully aware OF the fact that the time
that is spent in the public library
during rchool hours is spent. not for
the accommodation Of Information.
but merely for the freedom from
the study hall
In conclusion let me say that IL
Is an interesting fact 20 note that
OF all the articles OF the directors.
put before the public. none have To-
Gated more suitable site than that
chosen by our board II is very
easy matter 20 object and 20 criti-
cize, but intelligent people general
ly provide solution 10 a problem
II they intend 70 oppose IT,
An Alumnus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
FORDS

FORDS
1921 Touring .............. $1,000
1921 Coupe Observation-Disclosures. 10000
1921 Sedan ................. 10000
Several Delivery cars and one
ton trucks Small payment down;
balance monthly
Buy a Ford and Bank the Difference
$3.50 y. Lafayette St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
Oh, publicPulSo
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Editor Of The South Bend News
Time.
II is indeed a pity that so many
supposedly intelligent people at
tempt 20 argue a question the fun
damentals OF which they apparently
know nothing about. The DIRECTORS
20 the new school site seem 20 be
absolutely Indifferent 20 the fact
they know it. that The board Of edu-
cation cal issue bonds 20 an amount
not exceeding 2C OF the asses ed
valuation OF the city This amount
Is somewhere near S2S5.000 after
suhtractirg the sum of The bonds al
ready issued for school construc-
ton. II site anywhere near suit
able could be purchased in the cen
Ter OF the city it would cost a. least
S250.ooo as block is not sufficient.
This would leave a balance of ap-
proxi1late-v SS5.0o0 20 build our
new high school with is this a
sufic.ency2 Again. the chances are
ten 20 one that a more central site
could uoc be purchased without
condemnation Qrocee di1gs. This
would entail far more time than we
can AFFORD 20 spare Z has been
pointed out that the present hirh
-choo, cannot possibly accou-ro-
date more than s25 students That
number 5s ex0e cred uex- wear and
q, ,eas- 700 the following year. Con
seQue-tlv in dealing with this cues
zion we are not working n money
matters alone. We are reckoning
With t.ue, and INN ediate acron Is
needed. Can we arord 20 close our
high school for lack ~ space merely
because q few citizens mink a few
Blocks walk Il the open air WI -
lnturious 20 their htrls Johnny"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
GRADUATES FROM THE
FORT WlYNE HOSPITAL

Miss Augusta " Hoerstman ar
rived in this city yesterday from
Fort Wayne, Ind. where she grad-
uated from the St. Joseph's hospital
nurses training school last Thurs
day evening Miss Hoerstman has
just completed a three years course
cf intensive training She viii
spend several weeks visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G Hoerst-
man. 112 y. Hill 81. She is also a
graduate from ST Joseph's parochtal
and commercial high school o. this
city.
Nr and Mrs A. G. Hoers-mar.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoersrman.
Leo Hoerstman. Ms. J A. Eerzos
and Miss Clara Yern. OF his city.
attended the graduation exercises On
Thursday evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
THE MASQUE CLUB
WILL PRESENT PLAY

The Masque. a dramatic club re-
Gently organized, Will give its first
public presentation Thursday eve
ming in the library auditorium 10
invited guests. The program will
consist Of a musical number. a paper
and The Neighbors." one-act
PLAY by IONA Gale. Those who will
fake pare are: Mrs. IT A Norma,
Mrs. S. s. Palmer Mrs c. W. Kir-
by Miss Mildred Fonda, Miss Lyn-
dell Martling Miss Carolyn Immel
j. Willard Fleming and Edward
Philion. Anyone DESTROYS OF Join
ing the organization is urged 20 at
tend. whether they received an in
vitation or not
The club has 40 members and
expects 70 add many more
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
FLORIST TO MOVE
FROM MAIN STREET

c. L Powell florist. I21 y Main
ST.. VIII move from the latter address
10 1915 Margaret ST.. today HIS
greenhouses are situated there. and
in future he Will conduct his bust
ness from that place where he viii
erect store He intends 20 make
extensive improvements on his
grounds Mr.. Powell has been in
the floral business in the city for
the past several years. and has con-
Quoted it from the Main 81. store for
sometime. He has two and a half
acres on Margaret ST.. ard In future
viii devote all his time 10 the busi-
ness
His Main 81. lease has expired
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
CAPTURES PAIR
4[RINO ROBINS

Chester Brink Sc1-in-law Of
Postmaster Herzog. t24 Lincoln way
W found two A.bino robins on the
lawn OF the Herzos residence Thurs
dav morning When drst noticed BY
Mrs Brink She thought they were
young chickens and called her hus-
band who captured them This
species is very rare. and has never
been seen around here hefore Mr..
Brink intends 70 keep them as cur
iosities
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
MEMORIAL PROGRAM
WILL BE FITTING
TRIBUTE TO HEROES
e.. 4. r. and American Legion
Hold Open Meeting
Name Committees.

Memorial Day VIII. be observed IN
-l-a1aVaHa i1 most betting man
cr according 20 plans made az an
open meeting OF The Houghton post
--t O. 4. r.. and the Mishawaka
Posi- lf-. American Legion. yester-
-aF afternoon Repres5 natives
.ran the Daughters OF Veterans. the
National Guards. the Sparis1-Ameri-
teferars the salvation army.
Iolra Band BOY scouts, al
tended no meeting Committees
aHF.N e4 as follows. EXecu-
're sata..-ee --Georse w Blair.
loI"'n HarI" !lN'
F...-e h ANDERSON capt flz-
patrick. arthur pussan and Reuben
irr.-7e Fafade--l. s. Hartwick.
0'.er ~ me day Arlnur e Hum
.--t Harold J.. Hun ID Wachs,
N...au Middleton ana Arthur pug
San Grave marker-Will-am j..
Goats Lew Reed. arthur Dussan-
'"efs-Da0gnJers OF Veterans
Peoples. Frank Pierce. Mrs Elmer
capt FITZPATRICK ana George
10 ANDERSON
f-Nercises VIII be held in the morn
'-- 4"e paidae "4I FORM az
CLOCK and start at $500 sharp The
-ne of march viii be- Nil and
mira S., n0Fth 70 Lincoln way F.
Co Main south on Main 20 Third
east on Third 20 church, north on
Church f0 Lincoln way west -
Lincoln way to Main, north on Main
20 .-shaWaka aE. west on Mlshd-
Waka ar 90 Main. north on Main.
Ceremony a. the bridge. left face,
parade rest Will strew flowers on
The river lu honor ~ the Union sailor
dead "a short talk Will be given by
Commander bJgle blows. taps and
voUey by arns squad; ceremony at
monument at Batteu park Form
square around monument. place
wreatns on each corner ceremony
az stand at cark-G 4. II. seated
patriotic music by band; PRAYER;
"Stlr SpaugIed Banner quartet,
ritual ay G A r.. Address Of the
DAY
The parade formation will be as
= follows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
ALUMNI PLANS REJECTION

Mem 5ers d he MtshaWaka high
school graduating class Will be re-
ce.ved into the N.shavaka h!sn
sohoo. Alumni a. a reception 20 be-
given az the high school auditorium.
the evening of May is. A novel
program OF entertainment IS 5eiuE
provided BY the committee wh!-h is
composed OF Mss Neva Newman.
Richard Ze-e-. PhAlor Hewlett and
Miss Alice Baker
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
THE NAN IN THE STREET

Just 125 years ago. congress con-
vened in special session 20 consider
our French relations. and do YOU
know 1t is beginning "a look as 4
congress VIII have to do that very
thing again. some Of these days
Just 162 years ago last week, the
French were forced 20 quit Quebe
The English and French were ind
ing il hard 20 love each other then.
and they haven't been entirely sue
cessful since
When the fathers decreed that
America should be the asylum for
the oppressed. they did not seem
10 make il universal lunatic asv-
lum