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Washington telegraph., 1922-02-24

tended the pastors meeting Of the
Prescott district.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Conway Jr. of
Hope spent Saturday night and Sun
day in town, guests of Mrs. Conway'i
sister, Mrs. /. l.. Pilkinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. ID. Trimble will
arrive today from ElDorado and will
spend several days with Mr.. Trimble's
mother, Mrs. Lille Trimble.
Mrs. Jennie Smith arrive Saturday
from Port Arthur, Texas, where she
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Arthur Keel, since November.
Messrs. j. w. Butler, c. N. Trimble,
W B. Nelson and \ N. Stroud At
tended the bankers meeting at Tex
arkana Thursday, motoring over
Roy Hicks of Texarkana spent the
day Tuesday in town. Roy is repre-
senting the Remington Typewriter Co.
and he reports a splendid business.
Mrs. T. G. Haynes has been quite
sick for the past week. but we are
glad to be able to report her condi-
tion very much improved at the time
of going to press.
Mrs. f. R. Timberlake arrived the
latter part of last week from Ring
gold, La, making a brief visit home.
She returned to Louisiana Sunday to
resume Ter school duties.
]. T. Nesbit of Ozan, formerly of
Washington, Route l, was in town
Monday. Mr.. Nesbit says his ra1-
ish cop is fine and that shipments
from Ozan will begin next week.
w. A. Lovelis and P. Q. Lovelis and
family went to Ozan Tuesday evening
to see the formers wife, Mrs. Lovelis
having become i'll while visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Webb. She is
now improving but has not returned
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Smith, Misses
Marguerite and Jewell Smith, little
Miss Edna Jones and Jno. j. Tyson
were among those from here who
attended the theatre at Hope Monday
evening.
Mrs. L. f. Monroe will return to-
day from Harlingen, Texas, where she
made an extended visit to her friend,
Mrs. C. w. Garner. Mrs. Monroe
went on an excursion into old Mexico
while at Harlingen.
Mrs. C. S. Chapman of Shreveport,
ua., and Miss Maggie Bell of Hope
were guests of Mrs. Chas. N. Trim
BILE Tuesday. The former has return
ed to Shreveport, after an extended
visit to relatives at Columbus.
Jack Davis, son of Mrs. Chas. j..
Barnett, was operated on for appendi-
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Washington telegraph., 1922-02-24
FOR TAX ASSESSOR

luunnm s11-'s'> 10 -!
CHESLEY NJ. WALKER Of Water
Creel Township as candidate for
Tax Assessor of Hampstead County,
subject to the action of the Democrat
ic Primary election.
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-24

citis at the Josephine hospital at Hope
the latter mar. OF last week. The cp-
Grafton was successful and the pa
tiert Will be able to return home Sat
urday, it is thought.
/. L. Pilkinton, Allison Johnson
Frank Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Viii
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dodd, Joe
jackson. Miss Annie Lou Stingley
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-24

Notice is hereby given, that IN
pursuance of the authority and dlrec-
tions contained in the decretal order
of the Chancery Court of Hampstead
County, made and entered on the 9TH
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-24

Jack Davis, son of Mrs. Chas. j.
Barnett, was operated on for appendi-
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-24
Local and Personal

. IsisESlE E$hsRSiS SEl5FSFslls
Washington telegraph., 1922-02-24

tended the pastors meeting Of the
Prescott district.
Evening star., 1922-12-04

Physical Education and school
Health Work" For many years the
Tuberculosis Association has beeh
urging that the teaching OF heaith
| in the schools be placed on par Win
the three Rs. This has now been ac-
! complishcd so far AS Washington is
| concerned. so that the pupils OF our
public schools are graded in health
! teaching work as i'll reading, Will
! ing and arithmetic.
The principles of the modern heaun
crusade introduced into the pubic
: schools by the tuberculosis Ass"cia-
. tion in 1919 have now been taken up
] officially into the general hea!ti
/ teaching program. The chief cohtri
button of the health crusade has been
! its insStence upon the acquisition "l
! health through the incubation "i
/ health habits by the observance Of
! the home!y practices OF cleaning the
, teeth, keeping hands and face clean.
| Sleep ping with windows open. eXerc:a-
| ing in the open air. eating proper
! food and chewing IT we'll, and the TAX
! ing of bath at least once h week.
! along with this school health pro-
gram is now being stressed the I'M
F; portance Of discovering the chiid as
| much as 10 per cent underwelght anu
! by careful examination of the chilo )
| health habits or lack OF them ana his
physical condition attempting TO re-
move the causes of underWeiSht SO
/ that the child may be brought up 10
normal at the earliest possiDle mo-
meut. For this purpose there are no"
i iIr operation or will be by the hrst OF
| the year sixteen nutrition cHnics un'
. der the supervision Of the health de
partment and the direct oHersish II,
! Of DR.. J. W. Murphy. chief medical
! inspector Of the public schools.
! Last year the tuberculosis As.o-
citation spent $6.s95.57 in It's health
! crusade work and supplying epecial
workers for these clinics and the
ton. This work is being continued
on an even larger scale the present
year. It's chief support is derived
| from the sale of Christmas seals
which are now being offered to the
! people of Warrington.
| In recognition Of the value Of this
work to the public school children of
! washington the board Of education
/ and the superintendent of schools. DIR.
! Frank ". Ballou. have given their
official approval to the sale Of Christ
mas seals by public school children.
! Ten seals have been allotted to each
child in the schools. and every child
; salesman will be given pin carrying
the double barred cross emblem Of the
! Tuberculosis Association.
/ Last year over 100000 seals were
J sold by the 10000 school children of
. washington hettinR nFATiS SS."VV On
the other hand the Tuberculosis ALSO
citation spent for the benefit Of schoo!
children SlI.3057l. In the bulletin
issued by DR.. Baliou to school officers
attention is called to the fact that
children ate not to sell seals on the
streets. lrut are to cnnfine their efforts
to the sale among their own friends
and nei2hbora.
1t Is hoped that everybody interested
In promoting health work and physical
education among school children will
; buy generously Of Christmas seals.
when offered them. Frank p. Reside,
9e3 H street northwest. is the treas
urer of the seal fund.
Evening star., 1922-12-04
CR0SS-EXAN|N|NG
OF MRS. HUMES ON

Former Justice Daniel r. Wright
counsel for Lieut.. Lorimer c. Graham
u. s. N. today be=an an exhaustive
cross-examination of Mrs.~E!sa Port
ner Graham Humes over the loss OF
whose affections the lengthy litiga-
ton for s500.000 heart balm is beina
waged between tho naval officer, her
former husband, and Augustus L.
Humes. wealthy lawyer of New
York. her present husband.
Mrs. Humes wse forced to admi,
that at the time of her marriage in
Baltimore in 1911 she did not throw
her wedding ring on the floor, rbut
quietly slipped 1t off and dropped II
by the radiator as she left the priests
parlor. She later told Graham. She
said. that she would never wear it.
The lawyer then asked when she
decided she had been tricked into the
marriage with Graham. She said she
did not Know exactly. but began to
realize 1t when Graham's mother told
her that he" son had sta;"d bc was
Evening star., 1922-12-04

going to be married when he left
Washington for Annapolis. where ne
met the then Miss Portner. the
couple got On q wrong train In re-
turning from Annapolis. 1t had been
testified, and went to Baltimore In
stead.
Mrs. Hunies had discarded her som.
ber costume Of black when she. ap.
peared to resume the witness stand
this morning before Justice. Hitz and
Z jury in Circuit Division 1. She
wore a modish dress Of brown with
hat and shoes to match. She told At
torney Wilton J. Lambert at the con-
cluSion of her direct testimony that
she meant nothing when referring 70
her former husband as pie face" in
letters which have been shown to the
jury earlier III the trial. She ad-
mitted using the Expression but said
it was not confined to her husband
and was often applied to her brothers
and friends. Everybody at that
time" said the witness, was using
the expression"
She said it was in November. 1918.
that che learned from Edith Temple
| Oracle. then in New York, OF the at
tontiOns being paid by Graham to
Mrs. Mary b. Glennan. She also heard
of the eay time her former husband
| was having with other women in the
| metropolis. she testified.
Evening star., 1922-12-04

c ou n try by
friends Of the
schools. Among
the sub j e C t 8
scheduled in the
bulletin issued
by the federal
bureau Of educa-
tion as having
an i m or I ant
place in the gen
ornl nrn6rAIn iS
Evening star., 1922-12-04
HEALTH EDUCATION
PUSHED IN SCHOOLS
D. C. Children Impressed
With Necessity Of Clean
iiness and Exercise.

The Washington tuberculosis ASSOC
citation is deeply interested In the sue
cess Of this american Educa'ioh
week. which is now being observed
all over e
Evening star., 1922-12-04

All eggs sold in Denmark are now
numbered by special system where
By each can be traced to the farm
from which il came
Evening star., 1922-12-04

al council has definitely ratified the
Geneva protocols. These relate to
foreign aid for the rehabilitation of
Austria
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22

vTVYsENE. CHODNikY Ma
ZIVEJSlCH kRlzOVAT-
kACH DOLENNlHO
ME.STA.

Civilni inzenyr Society for
Savings budovy Oh. w. Root
vypracoval plany, die kterych
by bylo odpomozeno navaltm
ma n6kterych ozvlaste olive
nych kfizovatkach v obchodnf
casti dolennfho m6sta. Navrhu-
ie lavky pro chodce, kter6 by
pfepinaly ifzdni drahu upro-
sired ulice as We vySi prvniho
poschodi. K Will bezpeti chod
ca hodla zvFsiti chodniky,
tax re by tito mohli choditi ma
kupoyati Cd vFch. II. nl. po
Euclid av. az IA Public Square
aniz by sami pfekazeli vozbe.
Take chodniky byly by postup
ne zfizovany na vsech ulicjch,
kde panuje pon6kud ziveisi
ruch. Plan Jest velice prakti-
cky, ale nikterak pGvodni, neh
" listech chicazskych Sc obje-
vii navrh podobny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
ILOSTNTM TRANFNA SIFC
MA HRURA UMfRA.
Pc spustliku neni doaud lad
nych stop,

16-leta Dorota Hruba, jez
byla nedeli v noci ma osame-
lem staveniSti Il vych. 1872. ul.
a Kinsman ave. pfepadena do
sud neznamym zlosynem, str
han il sat a ona mccne n6koli-
krate udefena pazbou ruGnice
do hlaVy, Jest v poslednim Ia
zeni. Iprvu Sc lekafi Mt. 81
mai nemocnici domnlVali, ze
divka jest vysilena boiem "a
.jeii cest ze ragy ieji nikte-
rak neohrozuji jeji zivot. Wee
ia Sc ale staV jeji 2horsil ton
m6rou, ae Sc obavaji, ze devGe
Zraneni neprezije. Jak bylo
Y paprsky zjisteno, ma uboha
obet suroveho vilnika rozraze-
Inou pfedni lebecni kost. Me
Izitim co Sc lekaii horecne ma
Imahaii, ably udrzeli iiskerku
zivota V t6Ie zmucene dlVky
lpatra policie $ nemensi horli-
lVosti po puVodci ohavneho cl-
Inu. Policejni poruCik Charles
Nevel zjistil die urazene paz-
| by, ktera byla policii ma mlst6
naleZena stopu muze, Jen2
Zbran Il jisteho obchodnika
lpoupil a rychle po provedenen
utoku na d6vce, z mesta Uni
eel. Jak Sc policie domniva
Ijedna Sc o pTedem ZosnovanJ
| plan, neb nicema ma dlvku pc
InGkolik hodin cekal die dalS
theorie ma byti pfepadeni !
souvislosti cetnJmi jinymi 20
dobnymi zlociny posledni do
bou Sc udavSimi. Utok na Hru
bou podoba Sc prcpadeni, Je
muz paddy IA ob6t' pred roken
ODE utitelky Y Parma town5i
pu, Wolfova a Fote-ova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
ZANIk STAREHO SCMIDTO.
VA ZAVODU MA PROS
PECT AVE.

kazdemu Skoro navStevnikU
dolennlho mesta byla znama
vinarna a lahudkarsky obchod
Paula Sehmidta, 729 Prospect
ave, kde bylo po leta dostave-
nicko nejen zdeiSlch Nemcu,
ale / iinonarodoycu, kteri pri
sklence dobreho vina zaDomi-
nall Ma trudy zivota. Mistnost
ona byla do iiste miry histo-
rickou neb hostila snad vsech-
ny promlnentnejsl osoby cle-
velandske, krone snad tech
nejzuiiveisich prohibicnlch fa-
natiku. Zavod zalozen byi ro-
ku 1850 Paulem Schmidtem a
nachaZel Sc Y drzenl til gene
raci teto rodiny. konec slave
tohoto obchodniho domu ucini-
la prave prohibice. Obchodo-
valo sc sice dale, ale rama "a
sazena nedala Sc vyhojiti, tax
re firma praNa ohlasuje, re ie
nucena obchodu kolem prvni-
no kvetna zaN echati vubec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
MESTA PROTI VYSOkYM
DOPRAVNIM POPLAT-
KUN MA ZENIZNIC-
MICH DRAHACH.

Zastupci obchodnich komor
Cleveland. Detroit, Toledo,
Sandusky, Lorain, Columbus,
Springfield, Dayton, Akron,
Canton, Youngstown, Warren
a Alliance konali vcera spolec-
nou poradu V zdejsi obchodni
komore spolecnem usillm,
smerujiclmu k zleyneni poplat
ku "a zeleznicni naklady, KITE
re jsou dopravovany smerem
jiznim. Dosavadni podminky
ztezuji soutez severnlho Ohia
linym vyhodneji polozenym
uzemim. Prozatim bylo usne-
seno, aby kazde mesto sebralo
data predmetu tohoto Sc tyka-
iici, ably sneseny material slou
iii ma pristi schulz IA podklad
dlsho jednani. Druha schuZe
konati Sc bude ratrne jiz V
meslci dubnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
SLUtOVACf KOMTSE We
WEST PARkU.
Oposice prot pfipojeni
" Lakewood.

Podobne jako Lakewood TAX
/ mtstska rada West Parku
jmenovala v6era til komisafe,
jichz nkolem bude vyiednav-
ii podminky slucovaci 5 Vel
Rym Clevelandem.
Jeden 2 Mich jest krajan,
syn p. Vaclava Vanka, NEST,
skeho nfednika a horliveho
elena naseho peveckeho sboru,
patri mezi "starou garu" na3e-
ho pevectva. p. Charles p. Va
mex, zamestnany Il fy. The
Worthington Co. a ktery bydli
V feeenem pfedmesti, 1920
Puritan Ave. Druhymi jsou Le-
roy s. Mills, pravnik, 1893
Williams ave. q Russell c. HUI
Der, 3705 Melbourne ave. ta-
jemnlk pokladnik The West
Park Lumber Co. Pfi navrho-
vanl kandidatu prohlasil rad
nj p. J. Mueller, lie pro ne hla-
sovati. bude jedine tehdy, jest
Ii lie tito zastupovati budou jen
mesto West Park a ne toliko
mestskou radu, coz bylo pred
sedou Shorten take prisllbeno
Y souhlasu Sc zadosti organise.
ce pracujici pi.ipojeni, neni
zadny q komisaru u mesta "a
mestnan.
Clevelandsky mestsky pray.
nj isfiditel Lamb pripravuje po-
dobne pro zdejsi mestskou ra-
du navrh ma jmenovani komise
jea by jednala komisemi z
Lakewoodu West Parku.
Edwin H. Spuhler, tajemnik
lakeoodske annekcni Ligy wee.
ra ohlasil, re lakeoodske NEST.
ske rad6 zasle protestni pripis
proti jmenovani tam6jSich tt
komisaru, . nichz jest kazdJ
zaprisahlym neprltelem kaz
deho slucovani. Ultra uspora
dana bude lakewoodske vyS
81 Skole debata proti pi'ipoje
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
CESTI UNIVERSITNI POSLU-
CHACI MA CESTNEM
SEZNAMU.

Sedmdesat pet poslucha6n
Adelbert koleje Western Re
serve university budou graduo-
Vati magma cum CLAUDIA, to
Jest nejvySSl pochValou, Jest
Ii ze totiz Sc udrzi pri pokroku
dneSnlm al do konce koleini-
no behu, jak ohlaSuie dekan
w. G.. Leutner, zminene kole-
ie. MeZi seniory tteme jme-
no syna naSeho redakcniho ko-
legy p. Roberta J Kutaka, ,ienz
Jest prave tax vybornym stu
dentem jako statecnym voji-
mem, O temz poslednlm svedcl
ieho pamatka 20 zraneni, kite
rou ze syetoveho zapasu od-
nesl. lrejeme mu, ably jei
zdar universitni neopoustel a
zustal mu v6rnym M dale Y
boli IA IiVotnl existenci.
Mezi iuniory, druhym rocni-
KEN a prvnlm rocnikem cteme
i dalsi cesky znejici jmena A.
j. Hores, A. Petrzilka a bratfi
Jones a b. Noalkove.
Jmena ySech 75 studentu da-
na isou ma cestny seznam prv-
nlho pololeti iez konci Is
cervnem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
UKAZKY z PROHIEICMTCH
SOUDt.

Policii a prohibidnfmi agenty
V pOndeli Vecer ma vych. 131.
ul. zabaVena kofalka jest 81
proc. whiska, levn6jsfho druhu,
ale vzdor tomu ma cenu SILL
400, iak il odhaduje prohibit-
nj agent G.. l.. Stoughton. Jak
Vcera oznameno, bylo zatCeno
sest muzu lihoviny nakladajfci,
k nimz vcera pribyli diva dali
81. Trotner a Weiner, kteTi me-
Ii ma starosti rozprodej. Po-
slednejSf diva byli po slozeni
soudni zaruky We vysi $4,000
propu8tenl ma svobodu, kdezto
nakladaGi, nemajice pentz, a.
niz kdo by "a ne zaruky pode-
psal, byli ponechani We vazbt.
VSichni Sc vsak prohlasuji ne
vinnymi, neb pry nev6deli go
co vlastn6 jde." Pred soud po-
staveni budou teprye az pfi$ti
Gtery.
Jisty Frank p. Craig, bytem
V els. 2182 vych. 20. ul., byI
odsouzen vcera pol. soudcem J
f. Savickym, proto ze policejni
straznik Il neho nasel V cestov-
MIN kuffiku koralku, k pokutt
$500 a nahrade soudnich Ii
trat. John Pressern, 1926 st
Clair Ave. byl pro porusen
prohibicnich zakona zatcen liz
vtera po seste a pfidrzen poe
zarukou $4,000 k velke porot6
Pressern byl cd prosince 1925
trikrate pokutovan po 500 ;
utratami, jednou osvobozen +;
diva procesy jsou dosud V prou
du.
Carl Sarefski, 10707 Engle
wood Ave. byl odsouzen pr
proVozovani domaciho vinopal
nictvi k pokut6 500, ale prot,
re to byl prvni jeho pfestupek
obmeGil Sc soudce slevil M
s pfisouzene pokuty hned ce
| lVch S75
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
K OTEVRENf MESTSkEHO
AUDITORIA.

Mayor Fred Kohler dostal
cd plukovnika A. b. Lea, Veli-
tele 112 zakopnickeho pluku
pripis. v nemz Sc mestu nabiZi
celia plukoyni kapela k spolu-
tlcinkovani pri otevfeni NEST
skeho auditoria, jez Sc ma ko-
natl dne Is. dubna. Hrati bu-
de zadarmo. Mayor dopis ode
vidal l.. c. Dickeyovi, jena
byl nedavno imenovan ridite-
lem move badovy k priznivemu
vyfizeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
ODSUZOVANf AUTOISTU
DO ROBOTARNY JIZ
POCfNA.

Soudce Alva Corlett odsou-
dill vcera ma meStSkem traflc-
MIN soude seSt ridfCu aut, ktei'l
81 patrne ieho varoVanl, ably
zanechali rychle jizdy, nevzali
k srdci. Corlett drzel slovo a
vSech Sest odsouzeno k Ztrate
svobody. TAX jako pri vSem
ma svete musi byti Czech, jak
poyida student Vocilka v Tylo-
We 'Strakonickem dudaku :
tax i zde Sc shledaVame S .ime-
mem kraianskym. Jest 70 Ri
chard PoSta, S215 Central ave.
S. f., jenz IA svoji krasojizdu
"vyfasovap $25 pokuty, IA
platit vsechny soudni ntraty a
ieSte ztraviti nepfilemne peti-
denni prazdniny robotarnt
IA to, lie preilzdel ia Vych. 55
ul. Quincy ave. poulicnl ka-
ri, do ktere nastupovali Skolni
ditky.
Pokuty ostatnich proVinilcI
lisily Sc jen malo od trestu pri-
deleneho PoStovi. VSichni vSal
podali odvolani a byli 30 sloze
nj zaruky propusteni prozatin
Ma svobodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
DNES DRUHY "JARNf" DEN

Nezdstava vSak Selma nikte-
rak "a prvnim, neb co sc d6lo
vCera bylo jeste dnes dopole.
dne opakovano. A mrzlo po.
n6kud vice nez-li V 1tery. Te-
prve Ultra snad prI zima pole
Vi a nastane minejSi povetfi
Mdlo-li by studeno jeviti jest6
dalSi vytrvalost museli bychom
misto ma jarni obleky pfemy-
Sleti, kde witt penlze ma dal
81 pfedrazen6 palivo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Business Property s.
BUSINESS EACANI-Wa VII seu a
lease for long tlIt tHo pieces ~ va
cant in business district GoKl65 arl~
GUKl2O Davies a. walsh III -. Get-
fersou Blvd Lincoln 5I19.
FOR SALE Small manufacturing bus
ness can saturday or Monday. 80
" Church ST. nr phone NsHawGEI
-O31 FOR luu1lufnarr 1872
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
Situations wanted-Femals 3

CASHIER wants position. Good refer
ences. Box 80. News Times.
CASHIER wants position. Seven years
experience. Good references. Box 49,
News Times
WANTED-Ofi position BY Young lady
experienced nj bookkeeping and tipping.
Call I.-1095
WASHING AND IRONING by respon-
sible parties. no clothes mixed or lost
called FOR and delivered. MAIN 292l.
Situations Wanted-NlaIc 81
CHAUFFEUR wants position In private
family. Ten years experience in driy-
ing 403 :. Lafayette L. $3.50.
MARRIED MAN 80 years. speaks six
languages experienced in auto line,
hardware. clothing and paints. desires
permanent position where pep and
back bone are essential. Address Ma
pOlian. Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

SHOE. clothing and FURNISHING store
NJ -ooson for selling Yogr cbgnce
for a life time. Box ~. News Time
READ BFYERS' LIST OF GREAT
BUSINESS BARGAINS sale. one
best dry goods. shoes. ready to wear
apparel stores i'm this city. with five
wear lease. cash or terms. at Coo on the
dollar: FIVE grocery stores. three gar
ages. one tire repair shop. one shoe re-
pair shop. restaurants. hotels. room
ing houses. one dandy stand for pop
corn. candies. etc. one bakery. cigars.
candies ice cream. one confectionery.
two pool rooms. one barber shop. All
great money makers See BeyerS be-
fore YOU buy or sell. II. -. Odd Eel
lows Bldg Open Tues Thurs. sat
evenings tin y. m Main 1851
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
NOTICE

Gold Notes Of the Associates Investment
Co. South Bend, Indiana. Maturities
Of to - months Secured by Bank
able Security 20 Bank Discount Yield
TO-. Now offered in $500 Notes.
ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT co,
Ord Floor Farmers Trust Bldg
Citizens Trust & Savings Co. Trustee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
Where To Eat
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments And Flats


s MAIN ST. 429- strictly modern. three
room bachelor apartment o. four re-
sponsible men. employed. References.
I'rINnte nnfrln.n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
NOTICE
Money To Loan

MONEY TO LOAN on farms. any amount
over 5000. Wesley Van Yalin, 624
Farmers Trust Bldg
MORTGAGE LOANS-Plenty OF money
10 loan on good Indiana farms and
high grade improved city real estate /.
long time 70 pay back loan. Farmers I
II you need money 10 take care OF
present obligations and make Improve
mentS now is the time 10 get a.
Phone or write d. NJ Reed 1922
Market St. Indianapolis. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

Il ACRES on - NIe6iEsn - nness
building site for suhrrFfr bonn.
around south BEND is acres s. MiclI-
gan ST good location. Substantial
double house and farm build rigs
acres near - M'rrIETn So Nas+ farm
land in county Az three places irst
outside rifF limits For further irfor-
nation eal Lincoln 5s1t f-z2 Lincoln
Way East Del Hndeband.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
"Mr. HomeBuyer"
MERCHANDISE


Old CLOTHING AND SHOES-tf you
want 20 huy or sell. YOU u get ne nesi
results 40 R0senbaum sil " liFa-
son So Main 2fff Res Jim A-I4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
Ter Rcnt-IUrui~hcd
apartments "a


SMALL STORE = on West Washington
St for rent Suitable for shoe shop.
candy store or bakery. LIN. 5000
South BEND Realty Go.
Also part of mau floor Good loading
platform Central location Main $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
Sewing Machines. 5eA

MACHINES at factory prices
plus freight and carriage New Singer
G6-j- drawer drop heads .....-.. $40 30
New Singer Portable Electrics So %
Slightly used Singers $500 other
makes from 5000 up. guaranteed and
delivered We do repairing and sell
supplies for all makes Every one saws
we do the best hemstitching in the
city. Ask anyone that cares.
SOUTH BEND HEMSTITCHING SHOP
AND SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
12J +. jefferson Blvd
Lincoln $3.50. No Agents TO Pay.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

FORMING 4 COMPANY - You gain
many advantages by organizing on the
Common Law plan under a pure Dec
laratiOn Of Trust. National Standard
blanks the accepted forms. can be fill
cd I'm by anyone. anywhere. Complete
outfit with directions. furnished by
6l3 Walnut. Kansas City. Mo. ASK for
free pamphlet "C-146
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
Your Opportunity
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen And Agents

COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE -Tnlimit-
ed opportunities FOR YOU 20 handle we'll
known product In demand write and
secure this territory M0toTlife. IL
: Dearborn 81, Chicago.
SELL HOLMES TIRES aud tubes No
capital required 500 weekly income
Price sells them. quality gets re- orders
Holmes Rubber Co. 1905 W. 10Th st
Chicago.
II NUU WANT a 500 combination 81
toilet goods every one uses daily that
AGENTS sell for j0c. fast As they show
them. write 20 MS for terms Agents
price 16c. send No money Inifed
soap Works III Park Place. New
York