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The New York herald., 1922-04-16

EDITOR.
Permanent position as associate editor for
man conversant with the production of
weekly trade paper; one with experience in
financial and banking lines preferred. Ad-
dress. with experience. salary and reference.
1919 Herald. Fulton at.
EDITOR for long established trade paper:
only experienced man: must be hustler ana
one who can get advertisements; state quail
fications fully. T. r.. box 48. Long Island
City.
ENGINEER. MAY to September, experienced
on Sterling engines, on Email cruiser; must
have Al references as to character. Give
full particulars by mail to Capt. JOHN J.
PHELPS. Hackensack. N. J.
ENVELOPE machine adjuster on rotary and
plunger machines must be able to make
own repairs. Address. stating experience
and salary desired. Phillip Griffith's En-
velopc Co.. 417 Locust St. Philadelphia.
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; WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP wANTED--MaI..

COUPLE-Butler and houseman. wife cook
and laundress: reference required. Call
between 1912 Monday. sl4 w. 149th st.
COUPLE, experienced. good references, take
entire care small house, family three
adults Call 10-1. $40 East 56th.
COUPLE-Woman experienced houseworker.
man employed elsewhere; sleep here. 129
Il. 54th.
COUPLE. chauffeur. butler; wife as cook:
country. 1139 Broadway, near 56th st.
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sALEsMEN.
as a rule. don't know

as a rule, don't know
the following facts:
The largest salaries In the world
the highest commission--the easi-
est hours of labor and the greatest
personal liberty are only a few
of the advantages enjoyed by sue
cussful life insurance solicitors.
Everybody sooner or later is In the
market for his goods.
Statesmen who can prove their
ability will be educated, carefully
drilled In the practical work and
assured of a positive income from
the beginning, with what is said
to be the best life Insurance COM
pany In the world.
L.. A. Cert. General Agent, Mu-
tual Benefit Life Insurance COM
ypany. 118 West 44th St. New
York.
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8 A L r s NJ q N.

SEVERAL HIGH CLASS MEN AccUs-
TONED TO EARNING $1,000 TO $4,000
YEARLY ON COMMISSION AND Ex-
PENSES. A VERY UNUSUAL OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR PERMANENT CONNECTION
WITH GROWING FIRM. SEE Mr..
COOMBS, BETWEEN 8 AND p. NJ. 140
WILLIAM ST.
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sToRr MANAGER.

Large mercantile organization operating
chain of department stores has openings for
several young men from % to IS years Of
age who desire to connect themselves with
large organization wnere they VIII have we
themselves for higher positions; previous
experience in mercantile work necessary:
ough training to learn the details of the
business: only serious, hard working men
with clean past record will be considered
applications, which will be considered
strictly confidential. should state age, edu-
cation and details OF business experience.
O A 743 Herald. ESQ Broadway.
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SALESMAN.
SALESMAN WANTEp-

An experienced corset salesman for South
ern trade. Apply Strouse. Adler Co.. 45
East 18th st.
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DEPARTMENT. STORE MAN.

Is your advancement dependent uron
the promotion of your superior? II 1t Is,
and you are ambitious to advance your
seff we will train you for an executive
position In one of our branch department
stores where the possibilities for future
earnings are unlimited. A year or more
of store experience essential. Apply by
letter for interview. stating full particu-
lars concerning past experience. espec-
tally In store work. family responsibility
and age (Which must rot be over 35).
Application, which will be considered
strictly confidential. must be in own
handwriting.
r. D., $40 Herald.
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DRAFTsMAN-METALs.

YOUNG MAN ABLE TO READ BLUE
PRINTS AND MAKE DRAWINGS. PRE-
PARE SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTI-
ENCED IN BRASS RAILINGS. GRILL
AND FIXTURE WORK. WRITE FULL
PARTICULARS AS TO EXPERIENCE,
SALARY DESIRED, &C.. TO BOX d. A.
I'LL ST. PAUL BLDG, N. Y.
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HELP WANTED--Male.
noNp on STOCK SALESMAN

BOND OR STOCK SALESMAN.
Competent person with established trade
In New York and suburban New Haven
road. Issue not large but appealing strong
ly to high grade investors. Right party
can quickly make clean up or have smart
addition to Income as side line. This Is
an honest and real opportunity. Address
Box 2o59 Herald. $50 Broadway.
BookKEEpER WANTED IN WHOLESALE
CHEMICAL HOUSE. MUST THOROUGH
LY UNDERSTAND DOUBLE ENTRY sYs-
TEN. BE RAPID PENMAN. QUICK AND
ACCURATE AND HANDLE GENERAL
OFFICE ROUTINE. CHRISTIAN PRE-
FERRED. STATE AGE, PREVIOUS EN-
PLoyMENT. REFERENCES AND SALARY
EXPECTED. p. O. RON T0S. CITY HALL
STATION. NEW YORK CITY.
BOOKkEEPER-Youn man for position OF
assistant to office manager and head book
keeper; good opportunity for the right party !;
In reply state experience. education, nation
allty. age. whether married or single, and
any other Information which win enable us
to better Judge your qualifications for this
position. 2054 Herald. 2S0 Bway.
BOOKKEEPER-Firs class Christian book
keeper; reply must state experience, age
salary expected. G 2247 Herald. Herald sq. (
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LIGHTING
FIXTURE
statesmen.

A lifetime opportunity to connect
with a reliable firm to sell In
dynamic Detroit. Must be a live
wire. one who knows period de-
signs and car work with archi-
tects. Must be OF good. clean
moral character and good ad-
dress: a man who knows how to
: make friends. Give references.
sss. SALARY expected and pres
.nt employment. Address 202t
Herald. $50 Broadway.
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ASSISTANT PHYSICIAN.

ASSISTANT GENERAL UPERINTENDENT
EXCEPTIONAL. OPPORTUNITY FOR
YOf-NC MAN CAPABLE OF EMPLOYING.
PLACING Ant, SUPERVISING STAFF or
EMPLOYED ~ A PROGRESSIVE DE-
pARTMENT STORE IN pTTTSBURGH. IA.
WRITE. STATING EXPERIENCE or
QUALIFICATIONS. ABSOLUTELY CONFI-
DENTAL. Il 700 HERALD. $50 B'WAY.
ASSISTANT IN office OF importing house:
must have some knowledge Of German and
be somewhat conversant with Custom House
work. Write eNpcrlence and expectations 10
n SOC Herald, $50 broadway.
ASSISTANT shipping clerk wanted; expert
enced, capable, with first class references
Address. stating experience. qualifications
and salary expected wholesale Leather.
Y. Q. Boz sss, City Hall Branch.
DE DETECTTvE--Great demand. travel,
experience unnecessary. Write American
Detective System. 1904 Bway. n. Y.
BOND Statesmen for greater New York
and adjacent territory wanted also two
Rumanlans who can speak their language
and English fluently. will be considered;
high class Issue now moving rapidly. appll-
cants having satisfactory references and
who have earned or desire to earn 5000 10
$4,000 per year are requested 10 apply 10
room 1905, 347 Madison av., New York, be-
tween the hours OF ~ and r. NJ
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HELP wANTED-MaIe.

HAS THE READJusrMExr OF
BUSINESS CONDITIONS AF-
FECTED YOUR INCOME7 WE
NEED SEVERAL HONEST. HIGH
GRADE, AMBITIOUS BUSINESS
GETTERS. MEN WHO WANT "a
REAL AND PERMANENT IN
COME. A BUSINESS PROPOSI-
TION THAT YOU CAN SELL TO.
BANKERS BECAUSE IT is A
GENUINE DIVIDEND PAYING
BUSINESS. ONE INTERVIEW
WILL SHOW YOU HOW YOU
CAN GO OUT~AND SELL 1855 OF
YOUR CALLS.
Liberal COMMISSIONS.
DRAWING ACCOUNT 1T DE-
SIRED. UPON QUALIFICATION.
PoiNrMENT. PohE TENE or oSsS GALE ALE IN IN PER Err
SON. ROOM 81. 20 WEST 34TH
STREET. CITY.
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DETAIL MAN.
We have q good opening for medical man
who can travel, New York vicinity. to call on
physicians: only those who have had previous
experience In detail work will be acceptable:
salary basis. Address, with full details. Box
"a. station ". New York.
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T.ADIES-$5 to s15 daily. new style hosiery; ;
three pairs silk ladies' hose. S.: mems
hose. 9 pairs. $1.40; guaranteed six months: !:
no capital needed: your pay daily; we de-
liver and collect; outfit furnished has 20
samples. MAC-O-CHEE MILLS CO.. Dept
2614. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SECURITY AND BOND
statesmen.

Brokerage house wants five reliable
bond salesman: only those who are pre-
ducers need apply; must furnish Al ref
erences: salary and commission TO those
meeting requirements.
INQUIRE MR. sTEERE.
ROOM 1917. 165 B'WAY.
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BECOME A
TRAFFIC MANAGER.

Conditions point to an enormously In
creased demand for trafnc experts within
the next six months: salaries will range
from 81. 900 to $50. 900 a year"
A system that has been devised by =
group OF traffic specialists to fit men for
the growing need.
BY this system without interfering with
your present fwork at all. you can qualify
for this splendid profession In few short
months.
Find out about t. Call or phone for In
formation. or write for booklet H-31. No
obligation.
LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
112-114 w. 42d ST.. New York. Bryant S92d
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SECURITY SALESMAN,
ONE WITH ESTABLISHED CLIENTELE.
TO SELL ISSUE OF UNQUESTfONED
MERIT; LIBERAL COMMISSION TO RIGHT
MAN. COMMUNICATIONS STRICTLY CON-
FIDENTIA1.. 2tT HERALD. HER
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HELP WANTED-Male.

or AUTOMOBILE bsoroas
TIRE
statesmen.
We will need the services of sew
eral high class automobile tire
salesmens. Only those we'll ac-
uuainted with the trade and having
dependable following need apply.
We set no limit on your earnings
over your agreed salary. and. there
fore. want only men who are
earning large salaries at present.
Applicants must furnish complete
Information on qualifications and
we prefer those who have been In
the territory for the past three
years. Apply by letter only, as no
interviews will be granted at this
time.
Address your letter A. I. BUTLER,
Sales Manager Tire Division.
Brunswick Balke- Collender Co.,
a0-35 West 32d ST..
New York City.
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MEN.

IF ONE INTERVIEW would bring
you financial independence would you
make the call? The question answers
itself. Are you over %, honest, am
bilious? Do you present the correct
appearance? Can you prove your In
tegrity by suitable references? Call
and see us; II may mean the turning
point Of your career Suite 602, 80
Court st., Brooklyn.
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SALESMAN WANTED.
Speciality salesman for road work. Knowl-
edge of Southern States required, Must
have at least years. experience selling re-
tail grocery trade. Apply by letter only:
state experience fully, give phone number;
no interview granted unless full particu-
lars stated In letter with salary required
at start. First class references required.
s. NJ. RidRways. GO Warren st.
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SECURITY Statesmen.

SECURITY SALESMEN.
Arc you tired OF selling oils, mines,
schemes2 I have none OF these. can
SELL. you and YOU can sell my PROPOSE
tion TO any one from n bank president
down 10 a mnn who has a ten dollar
bill. You can sell every day, to-day, now,
not some other time.
Are you from Missouri? My show
room IL Room 1914. 1870 Broadway. Ask
for Mr.. Arend.
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ADVERTISING salesman for established
trade publication: state experience and
references; young man preferred. Cash COM
mission basis. @ f043 Herald. Fulton st.
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STOCK SALESMAN.

STOCK SALESMAN.
We have an opening for three real sales
men to follow up our advertising prospects.
selling dividend paying stock; any sales
man connecting with us should make COM
Strong & Co., sos 9Th av.
STOCK-KEEPERS.
Experienced wholesale hosiery. steady po-
sitions: must have best references. o 2fbo
Herald. Herald 50.
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BOY

TO MAKE HIMSELF GENERALLY
USEFUL IN OFFICE OF WHOLE
SALE HOUSE: ONE ACQUAINTED
WITH LOCATION OF RAILROAD
OFFICES AND PIERS PRE-
FERRED: STEADY POSITION:
STATE AGE, EXPERIENCE AND
SALARY EXPECTED. L. s., o68
HERALD. HERALD SQUARE.
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Female.

ACENTS-Ladies: $50 weekly easy; spare
time onlv: guaranteed waterproof aprons
selling like wildfire. every lady viii buy;
quires no laundering; always ready to use:
experience unnecessary; samples free. Rallen
Mfg. Co.. Dept. 3io3. Baltimore Bldg. Chi
cago.
AGENTS.-Ladies. $50 weekly easy brand
new. ironing board covers selling fast: ex-
perience unnecessary: spare time only: SAM
pie free. Ralien Mfg. Co., Dept. 1858. Bal
timore Bldg, Chicago.
AGENTS-Ladies. do your own hemstitching
and picoting: attachment fits any machine;
$3.50: buttonhole $S. hand embroiderer $3.50:
agents wanted L. Stephenson. % Quincy.
Chicago.
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TAILORING AGENTS.

Hot weather coming: our tailored to order
genuine Palm Beach suits sell fast at $16.75.
none higher: fine virgin wool. serges and
worsteds: all one price. $29.50; no extra
charges; you collect and keep deposit:
day service: money back guarantee: pro-
tected territory; Gx9 swatch outfit free to
men who qualify. Write J. b. Simpson. Inc.
s31 West Adams ST., sales dept. log, Chi
cago
81 600 MADE by Wingo In SIX weeks selling
Never Fall Razor Sharpeners: Purdy made
$4o50 first day: other inexperienced men
cleaning up big money: Applewhite La. six
orders In thirty minutes; hurry, investigate:
exclusive territory; write to-day. Never Fail
Co.. 14J Allen Bldg. Toledo, o.
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Pleoss mention The New York
HeroId sOhsn Gnsiosrin0 any
one Of these advertisements.
HELP WANTED-MaI..
SECURITY sALEsMEN


SECURITY statesmen
The service OF several real go-getesUU
statesmen is desired for
CLEAN. PERMANENT. BUSINESS CON-
TIAL FUTURE We have the most
INTERESTING APPEALING AND
PROVEN PROPOSITION
with unusually attractive selling features.
with proven ability can make good money
PERMANENT FUTURE
for themselves. Full cooperation and liberal
commission arrangements. salary II desired
upon qualifications. Experience in this line
not absolutely essential. Reply giving full
particulars 2156 Herald. Herald So.
SECURITY statesmen with live leads.
Apply between 10 and l. $500 Nassau
st. room 30S. New York Adjustment
Bureau. Inc.
&C cHRisTiAN' NOT VIn OVER sNS Is. oTTHH6k. TH6k..
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED, RAPID AND
ACCURATE. GOOD. LIVE AND AMBI-
SALARY. T Box ess 2os % CABLE bLp1JiHL15MS' BTILDfNG'
STEM RAPHERS
Don't stand still Be always on the -
alert for help wanted opportunities.
Note the stenographer ads under EN-
ployment Agency, COMMERCIAL Look
at them NOW.
STOCK statesmen
For high grade oil issue. Company has
substantial production and earnings Is man
aged by successful, experienced oil men OF
will stand the most searching investigation:
only high grade. reputable statesmen consid-
cred. II you can qualify you will be fur
nished with conclusive proof that makes
full particulars In first letter. 1049 Her
aid. Fulton st.
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AGENTS-Salesmen Introduce worlds great
est speciality wonderful new Si5 ADDING
MACHINE; work equals $500 machine:
automatically adds. subtracts, multiplies,
divides: lightning speed: errors impossible:
FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE; tremendous de-
mand everywhere: ENORMOUS PROFITS
FOR LIVE statesmen! Liberal free trial
offer. Write QUICK. Calculator Corp. dept.
2o1. Grand Rapids. Mich.
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STOCK SALESMAN

STOCK SALESMAN.
The real old timers are here making
81 900 upward monthly: easies. seller in
New York: pocket demonstrator: direct
qualified leads daily; cooperation that
closes the sale. Room 221. $50 Broadway.
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statesmen.

An excellent opportunity for security sales
men of ability to sell an $50 preferred issue
number of those men qualifying viii be
offered positions upon completion Of our H.
nn ncial campaign salary or commission, or
both In applying state experience. quaiifi-
cations and references. Box o 2143 Herald,
Herald So.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.
AGENTS-ENoRMoUs PROFIT
statesmen.

New article: big demand: every merchant
and business men must have IT. S2J to $50
got IA sales out OF 10 calls: his profit s73 so
territory going fast; sample FREE send
dime TO cover mailing. Business Builders.
Dept. 12S. Athens. N. Y.
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BOYS! OFFICE BOYS,
Looking for an opportunity Note also
the advertisements under Employment
Agency. Commercial" In to-days Herald.
Look at them NOW.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
CONFISCATE LARGE
GILL NET SUNDAY
Penn Twp. Fish and Game
Commission Makes Round
up at Osceola.

The rounding up OF 1 foreigners
ard the confiscation Of a large still
at Osceola Sunday by the members
OF the Penn township fish and game
protective association has probably
put a stop 10 the wholesale re-
moval OF fish from the backwaters
or ST. Joseph river near Hen Island
dam. The fishermen, who were al
legged TO have been operating the
net, were taken into custody by For
rest H. Townsend and Bert Stout
o fthe protective association and aft
or being closely questioned were re-
leased without arrest because OF the
failure OF the complaining party 20
identify the owner ofthe net. The
gill net was taken by the assOcia-
ton representatives and burned.
The capture Of the band Of fisher
men followed numerous complaints
by residents in the vicinity Of Hen
Island dam that FISH had been taken
oU' Of the river in large quantities
recently. As soon as the assoocia-
ton members were notified OF the
fact a investigation was started
that ended with the roundup at
Csceola Sunday.
Il is believed that the net has
been used frequently in the back
waters OF the river where wholesale
catches OF fish have been removed
The mem berS of the fish and game
protective society feel confident that
~
perhaps put a stop TO the unlaw-
flu means Of fishing that has been
carried on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
LOCAL PASTOR TO
HEAD DELEGATION
At VETERANS MEET

As "A representative of the South
Bend Post, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, and head of the Indiana dele
cation. Rev. G.. w. Titus. pastor Of
the First Christian church. leaves
today for Seattle. Wash 10 attend
the national convention of the vet
Grams organization 20 be held IN
that city Rev. Titus was recently
appointed senior department officer
Of Indiana by State Commander
Frank +. Livengood and ordered 10
head the delegation of the state.
The appointment Of Rev Titus was
made TO fiji the place II the state
commander. who is unable 20 at
tend. The pastor expects 10 be out
Of the city about two weeks and a
half
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods


FOR SALE-Dresser, large library table
library lamp. 9x12 rug. ? small rugs.
126 y. Church St
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. west side
Of house. 33c2il Mishawaka av. St2
AUCTION SALE-Saturday. . p. m. 10
Oak ST. New combination gas and
WOOD stove heating stove. one brass
bed. tables. chairs, . rockers,
couch, kitchen cabinet. dresser. fine
buffet dishes a lot Of other articles
Nell Huusberger, Auct. 9t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
NATIVE OF TURKEY TO
FACE SERIOUS CHARGE

Moses Hassen, alias Smaue. a
native OF Turkey. was arrested here
yesterday afternoon on a charge OF
criminal assault preferred by Mrs.
Elizabeth Abraham. 512 F. BatteIl
81 Mrs Abraham charges that
Hassen had assaulted her. at the
point OF gun. several times during
the past three months. threateing
20 Kill her IL she told her husband
or authorities
Hassen. who Is employed on A
local factory night shift will be
aTraigned in city court today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
MERCHANTS OFFER
LIST OF BARGAINS
FOR DOLLAR DAY
Fridays Event Will BE Most
Important Yet Held In
Mishawaka.

Friday will be observed by many
% the merchants Of Mishawaka az
Dollar Day. when they will offer
such bargains IN merchandise as
viii appeal 70 the veriest OF bar
Eafn-hunters The advertisements
Of those participating in the event
will be found throughout the Mish-
awake pages In this issue OF The
News-Times and should be read
carefully By everyone anxious TO
rave money. Drygoods. gents turn-
ishings. shoes. jewelry. women's
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

ready-to-wear. mems clothing. etc.
are included among the goods 10 be
offered Fridays shopping crowds.
The merchants have determined to
make this sales event the biggest
and best in the history OF such oc-
casione in Mishawaka. and the pub
lie Is advised 10 come down 20 the
shopping district as soon after 8
o'clock in the morning as is pos
slble.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wanted-NIaIe
FINANCIAL

Investments. Stocks. Bonds 30
LANls CONTRACTS-A number OF land
contracts bearing TO interest. ranging
from $1,000 90 $1,000. Owner guarantees
al payments on any contract. Col
paert Realty Corporation. 1868 Lincoln
Way West. 10tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
MiSha70aka Classified
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Personals
PARTY WHO TOOK blue Speed King
bicycle from Wooden Co rack Satur-
day is known. and unless bicycle is
returned by Friday prosecution will
follow So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES For sale


FOR SALE-ChevrOfet used cars; 1920
40 touring. 1913 $50 touring. 1918 40
touring Ford touring. $50 These
cars are al In good condition. Beistle
Auto Sales. Mishawaka Garage. Open
evenings. 2Of
Used CARS-Dodge ROADSTER, 1877. $500 /;
Dodge roadster, 1870 1855 Dodge tour
ing 1920. $3.50. Overland touring. 1918
500. Maxwell touring. 1917. 500:
Studebaker touring 1918 $3.50: Ford
coupe. 1921. $3.50. and other models
Terms Call Mishawaka 2O7T. eff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
DOLLAR DAY
ADVERTISERS

The following merchants Of
Mishawaka will observe Dollar
Day Friday when they Will offer
exceptional bargains in their re-
spective lines Their advertise
ments appear in this issue OF
The News-Times:
Milady shop
PiSer's
Golden Rule
Peoples Department store.
Winey's.
Van RE.
Fashion Leader
VI. Guber. x Son.
STEMS Swing Store.
Nevels
AleXaaders
Misnawaka Clothiers.
TIE Hub
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10
CONCLUDE VISIT HERE.

Mrs. II. S. F'uke and Mrs. Cora
MacFarlane and children have re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

additional Mishawaka Neyvs and
Advertisements on the Following
Four Pages
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

turned 10 their home in St Thorn
as. ont. Canada after spending sew
eral weeks as the guests OF Rev. and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-10

Mrs. G. W. Titus. 3O7 Linoolnvay
west. Mrs. Titus and daughter ac-
companied them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
GIRL FIGHTS DEATH
WITH BROKEN SPINE

NEW YORK-lIiss Mary Moore.
actress who has been fighting with
chceriulness and the determination of
youth since she received broken
spine and three fractures of the skull
In nm automobile accident two months
ago. Sunday returned. convalcscent
To her home.
In farm house where she was tax.
en- after the accident, surgeons told
Miss Moore sire could not live. She
laughed and said.
"Why 80 rcssimistic; I'll live to nc
an old lady"
She was placed in q plaster east ana
removed 10 a hospital. Her smiles
'nd determination IN live won the al.
miration OF the attendants Noted sur.
gcons. came to see her. among them
DR. Adolf Iorenz Of Vienna. She
laughed and passed pleasantly ana
whim. He told her she was he pluck
lest girl he ever had seen After thai
meeting she improved rapidly.