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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11

RuNGALOWS--Ha Have several real bargains
20 offer lu good homes; up 10 The minute
In decoration ana finish terms 20 suit
buyer. would be pleased 90 show you
some wonderful values In the southeast
part, Osage i827, Osage G5i3.
BARGAIN. G-rOOm modern, oak floors.
built-lU features, basement, furnace ga =
rage. drive high lot cheap paving ;
only $1,000, easy terms. Usage S7O7-R
CLOSE1N business property located NJ
eld $. Denver with 5-room modern
house. price 81 500. 81 500 cash, balance
on ieasnuahie terms, For full informa-
tlUn. call Cedar &c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11

you WANT A HOME.-We have one.
owners OF one ut tho urettlrHt homes in
Irving place arc iruyiur city. Have
asked ua Go aeII them out, home nud
furulahlurs complete. It's tho perfect
abiding place. az wo can prove 10 YOU
when showing g. You want n nome
why NOT figure ON this onc7 Immediate
posarsHlun Let us show you. or drive
by yourself It's 10 1911 Enston houle'
ward. second housA west of the monu-
mcnt warren s tzzard. TulsaS Iivest
Agency, Cedar s3bi.
$500 HAUGAIN-Flye rooms aud btenlt-
taEt roum hardwood floprn, French
doors, tstrn-largs rooms hultin to'-
turuH, two large bedrooms, extra
linen closets. mnutcl brick trunti price
SO 900; boNucc easy Cnll osagc 3GAa.
$500 iNHGAIN- rooms and brerk.
fast room. hardwood floors French
doors. UXtrn-lutEe rooms. huilt-in ira-
turcH two largo bedrooms, extra
rIusrta. linen closets. maptcl. brc
front; price $1,000 balance easy Call
Osagc 2eia. .--
81 500 CASH buys practically new ak
rooms breakfast room ana hbtn, thtt'
sets VI French doors, nice mnntc', base
mont furnace heat. lot t0rs2l, on
Terrace drive. price $3.50. Thi' hout"
lA being offered fDr $1,000 loss thHh
market value. Osage bfs2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
wANrED--LIyEsroCK
Personal Property
BUIi.DiNG MATERIAIs
GOOn rmINGs Tn ENT
DOGs. CATS, pETs

IOR SALE-statk's delicious apples.
rendy TO ship September 3. Luther Bur
bank says 1T Ia the finest apple IN all
the world" Express shipments 81 per
tusheL orders heirs hooked. W r.
Reeves Marshall ARR.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Real Estate for Rent

FOR SALE-Lcase on 4O-acre truck
farm, also feed crops team, wagon,
harness. l-ton Ford truck, one COW, and
all equipment; will sell all together or
separately, 4 mile north Bruner sta
ton, i. O. Kelly. route 4, box 232-C,
FOR RENT--G5 acres BIRD creek bottom
land; paved road, good house; cash or
share rent: prefer tenant who has some
hogs. Charles l.. Yancy, $40 Mayo Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Real Estate for Sale
Iors ron sNIE

I A { % To- % ION H
cash s,Ie. bv owner phone osags G5l95
or psoEe s2ll
HANGNlN.-Nlc level rutner lot In Htst
block tnyogturs addition. Tor sale. $3.50
it Gosh. lrlcphone uaase a6io.
uN tNEU. IUII.airo. Iut cast side I,5b
,aah. patre lcsg
,..t.,,,,,..,.,., ---
choice location on south side. paved
i5s's.'' modem Ia eyer, yy,,I,5s,. i''r,,sI prI.,g
rapt. fa.u
ri.D.I o., ,...,sr.I,. g,...i.,.. ...,,,.,.
5000. block ~ Lewis: sewer paid' 81 go
terms rhrlnu os1so tasa.
rupfDE vacant Iuf tt r..,ts .,.t. win
sacrifice. ,m leaving town o.apo 7sa9
r,t," g,tI..t.,.
W., '.l', g", ''' "''"' H''' U'
-"""'i. N''t' ''e'.'
fot SAL. choice rtH'irrUs lots ON East
Iooggrtnh aoi E.,nlh p.'g'g. 200 eogn4,, en4 w
North Cno,runr lso, tIa,F. r,st front
iot rri,o 300 oaage ts5o
f,ni r.,r1 f.s, i,,,Isg' G'',''. rsytgs gs'iG in
,., ,uI r',.I ., '"' 'n' f'.'''' easy
So. -,
vacant lul No. Idgcvo"d drive. row
H'u'h slide ADDITION. NI1it 100"
ilboU -uNE.rOuNru cNsU Vacant iot
.Map,n M .h.I%s '..1,iionr' main ,,,i, 's'" 'e"
'-' ''''' i'''7
lsNu" VIM yu, .t"ulih ''sh. i"r 'oi
l'u'Itn. n"nih ienrIn, paving r'ld ln
i"''. h.'.I I'."'
$3.50 $50 ChSit and 80 month. buys
beautiful hrh suburban lot on street
IANns AN ,\pMs ron a.Ir ~
y " ''' Wv ~
NtN hiNl'o,
loN GOOD homestead land, write to
% 49, H"Nafc. h"nlt.". New M,NI,"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
SOUTH ELWOOD

1900 Block
Two-story east front, seven rooms,
2-car garage, servants quarters. fur
mace heat; $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
Personal Property
MISCELLANEOUS poR SAFE ss

I FOR sALE-Prnctically new 7a9 sido-car
tent. luggage carriers and one army
cot. Al Tor $40. W. y. Lancaster. 14Is
~ Cheyenne
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
rlArs ANp ArARTMENrs

A FOuR-ROOM apartment Inquire base
mont, No. w Seyentoenth ST.
AN UNFuRNIsHED apartment, close-in;
ground floor, Melrose, sixth and Elgln.
Usage 7agt-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-11
DENVER, SOUTH

400 Block
East front. fivo rooms with sleep
Ing porch; good well water; fine
shade. hard wood floors, fi0.b00
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
By ZOE BECKLEY


works"
Molly caught her breath. But with
n sort " fierce emulation ahe had not
thought was In hun. Billy took q step
toward Ben;
Good he cried. "That makes u
all open and above board I don't want
your dampcd work. But I'm going to
haul You into court for breach of con
tract just for the satisfaction of this
scrap.
"Then III drag you into tho open on
that G. of g. composition and we'll
make II Jolly bitter-end shindy. May
the best man win
And with a quick goodby TO Molly be
slammed from the room.
Npils IN treat Dilemma.
| For /. moment Molly stood too dazed
/ 10 speak as IL door banged behind
2 tly lar'ou
\ rush ~ thoughts confused her
itS md dismay Tor Billy. establishment
I'D anger that Ben Wheeler had al
.owod his sense Of rivalry to prejudice
"ia business dealings. 49,
Sh. held her feelings IN check, while
lie tlmhlod for way 1T accusing Ben
Without compromising Billy As usual.
Rcn said 30 fm- her
. well you needn't look - Mortified,
, Nolly There ar. other architects, Tn.
/ be-. ,uu don't think So"
Ben. youy. no right TO say that.
| aFf..Isiu.~ a., NJ rD
mont o. was to boz nothing but bust
ness YOU remember Yet know have
-mothug 90 do with your sudden dis
satisfaction with Billy BARTON"
"Nou drove me to " by philandering
| With Barton When | opened the door
csterdal ,wu two were holding hands
md"
How dar, ml Zen Wheler' deny
lcycn- s,uA-43. aaAa -ysq are saying.
II SGaIWr hands BE- not holding hands.
You cau h.uc,, me- when | say not q
v.rd p,'.,d ,Nr.pl about our work"
con. hurt- Molly. don't try 20 make
me believe Ail-ihq.s blushss and smiles
were over planning specifications and
office space You and Barton had been
laving regular picuic. | saw Il Ia
,our eyes
"You ore absurd and and unjust"
MOLLY turned tWsa hitting her lips with
,,,sf'uu bW knowing In her heart Ben
ed mad q thrust nto truth.
Beside she went On. anger far
INK up again suppose did have any
"a tn .ehi b. DESTRUCTION the only
way 90 co,s,.ie4-.
/ stFan - f.4aax -
irs fully hau he Job You crnats-your
, pru,luct w,th oi, haud and KIN off
; rivals with the other In bvf Molly
,na / am u to,, .s.,l t"s-sny giant
AL what |. ana arc the creation sid
! ~ uiS s,.tn isl.l.,.-s-----.-- - $685.
% "Thr rest IS e matter of removing oh
.is.h.s Adui, - 81 not b.ll Barton 1
/ ms rival Tho. lsst / can do IL not q
bt.ulu prosper fluoush my help"
= Na't"WJa silent Uu instant thinking
OF tb' oriifc-s 81 ne otherwise hkabl'
t. ulsY .neiur, h,r. - .-.
.GIlv N1 f,t, vs.. pi himself, . shs
.i .rvl a- lT is your agreement
ru.s. but syol iItu ttn right, Ben. &
b, urg s PERSONAL fiur into the Cham
wr 90 Dgrmri.. competition Your
...e .ua o' tU, IJdgcI doesn't give you
U 'hc right 90 prejudice tho others or Il
vote sr,mp R4y8 psans--ii they arr
..,d
70 .u.. OH. 'r.lrlo with you is
= 3,r .fms u..+ and sfucd close 10 her
.. .rU.nE htUl -rpplug tho table edge
lia ,U.rp well controlled bu, hard With
ih. intensity Ht he fceling-"that yot
" ..,Hf 49,. g.. .. f.f |..s.n... ts sometimes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23

When he had gone. Molly aud Billy
Burton avoided each others ewes.
II ~ had mot met since the night of the
Don affair. WHEN Bcunings had taken
Molly Ia the station IN his ear. Hit
s'"u they we're cngro-s',r - f,inTs
biuspriIis aud ,ll embellishments fur.
ROT ten
Molly could have suuE with dc,pduvu
happhiess ss .hc b'ut her head With
Billy's blond ono over the big tbla
plotting whore hrr room should be- aud
whether Nhcelcr's private offc.
fshould nav ~ feet here and nine there
or whether efficiency called FOR other
Ispportiunmcut
For once there Wss no clash amy.
vher" ll'r mind ami Wlly's struck
sparl aud inspiration from each ether
one w'uld suggest problem. the other
caught It W. solved 81 and tossed Il
back 'agHiu.
H. VAS delicious and stimulating she
was creating. working with strength 10
upb, ND, serving Ben Wheeler. hupinS
Bin, learning lot.
~ Juyv' cNclahuod lartOu. glanc.
Ing a, his watch. IS O'Clock / swear
Imuch l. fore "
go olthcr 1871 yom f,rr Is puL wlih
oxoit'mcu'
and s'ur owes shine Oh li.r what's
thosr tcu"s th"y Wear boo rueH s,s,
wo .s regular hg when ou lov.
llr'
IAN Inspiration"
"Ym'rc DO. Inspiration. Molly
"Wsu lott ,1ll u mo work plus yol
plus m,
"Anrishi. l.t. And the t,u chspet
hands b.,m.ugl,
Lets what" o. was Eou Wh""l'i
who spot, .ull,nl, from Oh. doorway
his keen glance taking Foo ',. hing a
~ sweep
uoll, ln Storm tcnicr
Tho next morning Ben Wheeler son
for Molly \ gluwrriug look va> on NJ
fico. RJly's plcns were spread ou ~
table. aud Rilly himself ssi stift'y b,
|
sitb them. Ibis law set rigIdl, r. p'nc'
In rervouS fingers. Mol' greeted hlu
warmly. bu' Win q look OF fnN"'v
81 don't soc anything Ia these blue
Ipunts ssid Bcu Wheeler gI,cm
al rplv ~ Molly
This waiting room with On" pinelir
sud this her" call. cant s'" why
| H. w.uf am rfoupfDnDrf. IU with hI
dee iruc'i'c criticism of Nh" details B,h
sno Molly had planned sn I0E"u..N p.
evening before
N Was N" point uf view 'i the ms
Win cuts away every touch ~ grace g
~h'lf ~ tisid economy and u'H.r
shstring ID" cost. hu' masIrs 'h' who'd
. stark product
dashed and 'eioui--T-'f y N'-'iv 49, y
IN pause. Vcn'urcd small remark
"But " viii D. sos" h,r" IIH
ptue'ing
81 s d. e business Office 'u''
rapt'd f"n. mot e N''u'y u'r.9r
A stiff. e'ltonr-r.up0 s'lrna" p"
MOLLY know Fen Was io some d"gr'
v,iciug ms "v" tss'.. l"' largely A.
, nlr's'm"u' Of Barton. t''lus 'u h''
nv y ,srIr. riy'I" 'nrl,ier.
u'siiy H"n hr"l-t things 'n q h"'1
An lsi mo ~ Won ~. Rsrt"
, N"u've ubmt''l plan. f"r Oh" Chan
l'r 81 Commerce building w '.' r.'
ps'iti9n, haven't yHu1
han. yes Rr' h0w 10 nI lu"
f' Phns we're slhp 'i'1 'n"ntWD.
RI So" 'w chairman OF %
1rI commute" III Summon. O.
me and I'm in ~ piar' Nol'
, sot b' .'w" 'i".sN ',h boz YOUR p.'1
!, 'h'uc. i'" notir'd u "isn' away
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
nalI, ,ccep,, Rn,ipe>- orfer


"U shall 10 iu.i busu' . NrI. D.
unf bother YOU ~ treat yuu H.
ans other employ, Win q 'lesr read io
1wuf a. J-r'p'r " ,"u 60 in''r' .''i
and want 60 stick What do YOU ssy
sir
on,, nnfe W". fal' .rld ground
-.n.-tb Dr. 'sei Eor rffsr OF ,,urA
was At las, the support she V,r grcp
INK fpr
We Bru." Oh, ,.ri os,rb.
.N,.'
o. uru.d u4I to %, , 90. .s.rr IN.
m,1 sud women undcr her at fh. WU.J
90 CuIcr Work. needing her .un tam,
ruprplsI.u iuic,, Hl'd brr hug sud
belp,d h'r forget h,. osn sui and
p,rplcxny
irum hes tcupuurs uu.r. pitu 'oi
tn, n,s sdninIstrttiun building we're he
'ng mad 10, Wuy R,rtrn N. could
hear tho STEADY champ of mt,h.u.
turning out kni,,r razor. shear. trr su
PARTS ~ tn, World HuV d'fcunt alI
Vas tr'r the girish tud ttin.g cpuirl
button pun Manning a. making md
'Ntt Don
d Shs forced herself not 20 think along
thusv lines Sh. 70 oiutviy looked al
B.n Whcri,r "a, drNng young rpe.sT
not unly OF h.a own BIZ plant but Of
the vAo,e Industry aud of Mid,dle u
/ s,U
he KEY, 20 his promise 81 strictly
business during business hours ant
eith him husincss f,l.Cd nearly all hu
waking hours
One day Whcn BARTON. the architect
came TO discuss the distribution OF of
the space. wheeler brought him In.
"Thresh u out. you two" he ssid a
the doorway. Il can't bother with hous'
finishing and furnishing"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
en-. ~ Nsnninss Hs-m.

Win wrench " ~" WI hulI
Struggled uur ifpc sc..ion
Don. DEER he z.-pcd hu.kily.
d-apiug ou' Of Ia 3 cn,t'racc We must
tl1uF W. tr't-- ahr uui her hrud 10
her hot cheek. 60 her forehead. distract.
Oh
usu sh'-,, la head. stiling With a
tsndcrnc.s u ~ss Izin to resist Tbs
int 'h. tlUc to think. dearest Dat
SOY hove mcg'
Molly, hsnJ Vaysrcd 10 her toapla.
"uh. Dun cure Nory -, - dear. But
I slinply must think There's nothin.
l."
You might as veil try 20 Igim by
thinking Ibuut IL" h. protested. scss'
ina her hands again. Cosnt with me on
The midnight express tonight His tone
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
MISHAWAKA- NILES
ELEVENS TO CLASH
AT DODGE'S TODAY
Game Called at 1890 O'clock
Teams Will See Y. ID.
Came Afterward.

Niles and Mishawaka. ancient en-
emies OF the gridiron Will clash
again Saturday afternoon at 1880
o'clock on the Dodge field. A well
trained hack field will be Niles main
line OF offence. while the local team
with Marker at quarter in place OF
Gerard will probably use their
strong aerial attack.
Two weeks before Warsaw won
from Mishawaka, Niles lost 20 War
saw TO the staggering score Of As TO
0, but il is understood they have
strengthened their team consider
ably in the interim
No important changes have been
made in the local high school eleven
for some time, which gives them,
In addition 10 an excellent lineup,
the added advantage OF long train
ing in the same positions together.
During the past week, Coach Carol
o. Skaar has been putting the local
boys through a series OF heavy scim-
images in anticipation of the game
today with Niles.
The first whistle for todays game
will be heard promptly at 1890
o'clock and following the game. the
entire team, accompanied by Coach
Skaar will attend the Notre Dame
Indiana collision.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
PSYCHOLOGIST SAYS
EACH AND EVERY ONE
CAN BECOME 4 GENIUS

Each and every one of us could
become a genius along any line a.
soon as we learned the law OF
brain cell development, said Mrs.
Gertrude Alma Tiffany. in her lee
ture at the Moose hail Friday after
noon. In the course Of her remarks
Mrs Tiffany stated "all of US are
born with the same equipment Of
brain cells. and the difference BIZ
tween the plodder and the genius is
not in the amount Of brain cells,
but because the genius has develop
ed his brain cells 100 per cent where
the plodder has not. The brain does
not secrete thought as the liver Sc
crets bile. but is the organ or tOoi
Of the mind. The brain does not
think. f. is merely the instrument
Of thought. the seat Cf the intellect"
Mrs. Tiffany viii speak on "Psy-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
LOCAL MAN INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Alleged Drunken Automobile
Driver Arrested on the
Lincoln Highway.

AS a result OF an automobile ac-
Cident near Twin Branch, Howard
Sappy. +. Nineteenth St. received
q deep cut on the forehead, about
six inches long, and several minor
bruises. when he and four compan-
ions were thrown from their Ford
which overturned near the Twin
Branch filling station Friday night
None OF the other occupants of the
car we're injured.
Conflicting stories are told as TO
the cause Of the accident. Harold
Iddecker. a member OF the party.
stated they were on their way TO
EIkhart I'm Sappy's car Wishing
gasoline. they turned I'm TO the fill
ling station just as another car came
from the opposite direction. To
avoid meeting the other car which
syvas said TO have approached at an
Eunreasona BILE rate OF speed, Sappy
gave his wheels a quick wrench TO
the left spilling the members OF the
party on the ground.
Sappy was Immediately rushed to
AIishawaka where DR.. Holsindorfer
closed up the wound with several
stitches.
clyde Smith. 613 F. Corby ST,
South Bend. was arrested by Cap
tain Beehler and officer Kriter on
the charge OF driving a car while
intoxicated on the Lincoln highway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
SEASONS OPENERS
TO CLASH SECOND
TINE, SUNDAY ESQ
Mishawaka City Team to Meet
South Bend +. & NJ. Eleven
Second Time Of Season.

a game between the Matz and
Forstbauer football eleven and she
+ and NJ. aggregation from South
Bend has been arranged for sunday
afternoon at the Dodge park. by Don
Baker. manager OF the local team.
The South Bend eleven was the first
victim OF the local team at the be-
ginning OF the season. and lost 20 tho
tune OF 90 o. However. both teams
have been considerably remodeled
since that time. and have been
through number OF tough games.
Few OF the names that originally
Fraced the +. & NJ. organization are
there at the present time. and ac-
cording to reports Of this team in
action. a bitterly fought game viii
be the reward for all the fans who
attend the game.
- The South Bend aggregation was
ecured at the last moment, and was
Vnecessitated because the Goshen
team that was scheduled. reported
themselves unable TO appear.
The game viii be called at 2.30
o'clock, Sunday afternoon and a
record crowd IS anticipated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
DR.. II. ]. M4GR4NE
ASSERTS SCARLET
FEVER is WANING

Scarlet fever. which for n time,
threatened an epidemic throughout
the city. Is gradually losing out, ac-
cOrding 20 City Health Officer DR..
III. J. Magrane. wko states the num-
her OF releases from quarantine far
exceed the number being admitted.
Two cases were guaranteed Fri
day, they are, Otto Macht, 225 W
Battell St, and Thelma Schank. SGT
Sticks court. Eight cases were re-
leased from the hans OF the yellow
flag and include the entire Stone
family. % S. Union st, the Hawkins
family. 14OS s. Union st. and Roy
Stoddard. 129 ". Broadway av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

c-eds Of requests received by the
local Democratic headquarters from
thinking women and men who wish
TO meet the young woman who has
so deeply impressed every gathering
at which she has appeared.
The address here Monday night
will follow the broad principles laid
down by Miss O'Keefe when she
states that the coming election will
mark a new political era in which
each patriotic voter VIII follow the
dictates Of her or his conscience in
an endeavOr to do Che greatest good
tor the largest number of people"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

Miss Esther O'Keefe. the first WON
an in the state Of Indiana TO win
romination fer congress. will speak
10 the Century theater, Monday eve
ring. Nov. 6. at s O'Clock.
Miss O'Keefe's address at the
Century theater Will mark the clos
ing Of one Of the most successful
campaigns ever waged by a candi-
date for congress.
Mis- O'Keefe's appearance in Mish-
awake viii be one Of the most i'm
pOrtant IN he campaign and has
been arranged because Of the hun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
PARTY
OF 50 At BRIDGE

Mrs. +. i. Byrkit and Mrs Fred
Noyes delightfully."- entertained a
party Of so ladies' at a bridge party
at the formers home. 1903 Lincoln
way T., yesterday afternoon. The
home was prettily decorated with
autumn leaves. chysanthemums
and Northern holly. Mrs. F. H HUI
Der was awarded the first favor,
Mrs. Schuyler Rose The second and
Mrs. L NJ. Walton. third. A deli
cious three course luncheon was
served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
TEMPLE

A red letter day for lovers Of mo-
ton pictures Of the dainty. clean.
wholesome sort, with sufficient dra-
matte force TO clinch and hold the
interest Of the spectator without a
break. The date is today. The
place Is the Temple theater. The
play is The Ragged Heiress."
Fox production. and the star Is Shir-
ley Mason. Enough said. Advance
reports describe the entertainment
as abOve-and the description GER
tainly fits in with Shirley Masons
record as a star.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
During the business roeetrn

noon. During the business meeting
i- was decided 20 hold chicken pie
supper and bazar at the rural home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert s. Mcknight.
+. Jefferson I'd, Nov. is. The time
was spent in sewing for the society.
Luncheon was served The next
meeting viii be held at the home Of
Mrs. L, r. White. z. Jefferson I'd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

cho-Analysis." this afternoon. All
those who are interested in solving
their personal problems should take
advantage of this opportunity OF
hearing her. She is a co-worker oil
Mrs. Effie McCOllum Jones. The
last of these lectures will be given
Sunday afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
RETURN TO FORT WAYNE.

Mrs. w. II. Imbody and children.
Helen Mae and Wayne Harrison
have returned to their home IL,
Fort Wayne. after visiting with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles J.. Ostrander, 1902 Lincoln
way w, for the past two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
ENTERTAN - -

Mr- and 5irs. Frank SIX r5I ".
Marion ST. entertained party OF IS
friends AZ 900 Thursday evening
Prizes were awarded 90 G. p. Her
ring and Mrs O. c. smith % South
Bend Music vac contributed by
Miss Nesta Herring Luncheon was
served by Mrs Nix
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
TO VISIT DATGHTER.

John Jordan and sons. Robert
and Paul. Up W. Seventh St. and
John Chandler have gone 70 LAfay-
cite. where they will spend Sunday
as the guests Of the formers daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Jordan, who Is at
tending the Purdue university.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
CmRERTS STORE CLOSED.

VI. Gilbert and Sons drygOods and
shoes store, 113 Lincoln way w, will
be closed Friday and Saturday on
account of the death of Moses Gill
bert. He is the father Of Sam and
oscar Gilbert, who are in full
charge Of the local store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
VOTERS.

All are invited to hear Miss Esther
OKeefe. Democratic candidate for
congress, discuss the important is
sues of the campaign at the Century
theater Monday evening at o'clock.
Advt.-2tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
CHRYsANTHEENTUNIs

Grown 10 perfection. See them at
the NIishawaka Floral Place. sol w.
Third St, Phone Mishawaka 1893.
adv 3t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
PLAN SUPPER AND BAZAAR

Mrs. George Fletcher. E. Batrell
ST.. was hostess TO the members Of
the Ladies' Aid society Of the Willow
Greek NJ. i. church Thursday after
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
COAL OF ALL KINDS

No long waits, no short weights,
at Castleman's Nh Coal Yard. Phone
Mishawaka 1859 adv. 2t1