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South Bend news-times., 1922-10-08

O. When was Pershing made a
fun general?
A. October 6. 1917.
O. What Is cream OF tartar and
what Is it made Of?
A. II Is a white crystalline COM
pound made by purifying ergol. I.
Is known as Potassium Bitartrate
CHRC4HfO6). Il has medicinal
value and is used also in dyelng and
in making baking powder.
Q. What laws or regulations have
to be complied with II a family wish
es 70 adopt armorial bearings?
4. There are no regulations 10
be complied with In this country IN
adopting armoriaI bearings I is
strictly matter Of a personal na-
,ure.
@. Why do some races and peo-
pies have thick lips. different kind
OF hair, different shaped noses, high
cheek bones and so on?
A. The facial characteristics Of
the races are of very ancient origin
and are the results Of intermarriage
and other natural processes. There
are very few corners Of knowledge
more difficult than that Of the races
OF men, the chief reasons being that
there has been SO much movement
ard migration in the course Of the
a6es. One physical type has mingled
with another, inducing strange ANAL
cams and novelties. As Prof. Film
ders Petrie has said. the only mean
~ "a CO. =
is that Of a group Of human beings
whose type has been unified by their
rate Of assimilation exceeding the
rate of change produced by the in
filtration of foreign elements.
@. Has a man ever beaten a
horse IN a race?
A. Allen Woodring, Olympic
champion, won race with the horse
Yankee Lad by a foot at the recent
athletic games of the American Le-
gion at Syracuse, New York.
Q. How can 1 wash or clean my
fur coat?
A. It is very difficult for an anna
teur TO Try washing a fur coat. Try
cleaning it by rubbing the fur thor
oUghly with equal parts of -four and
powdered salt which has been heat
ed Afterwards shake well 10 free
It from the -four and salt. or, make
a thin paste BY adding benzoune to
ligh. carbinate Of magn esia, cover
the fur with this and hang it out
in the open air 20 dry and then shake
the powder from IT, But do not try
this before n fire or light.
O. Has the Chalmers motor
company ever built Chalmers motor
cars for sale to the public that con-
tain Ldber.y motors?
A. No.
Q. Who invented life Insurance?
A. Life insurance has been
recognized factor in social economy
for more than 500 years. The first
insurance policy of which there IS
any record was issued in London,
insuring the life of William Gyb-
bons for a period of twelve
months" at the rate Of $50 per
1000. This policy was Underwrit
ten by thirteen persons acting m
dividually In 1899, the first life
insurance company was formed n
l4DAiuOA by .t4Ae mem c~14S VI NIAC W HSL
GERS company. In 17O6 the AMIGA
ble society for perpetual insuran nee
was founded in London. The first
life insurance company in the Z. S.
was founded IN Philadelphia, in 1859.
I, was called the Presbyterian An
nuity & Life Insurance company and
under the name Of the Presbyterian
Minister'S Fund Life Insurance
company, it still exists The first
general insurance company was the
Pennsylvania Company for Insur-
ance chartered i'm 1912 in Philadel-
Dhia
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-08
dust EQlRS 6g- G64SScz Isl

He voted-yes, he voted, but he did
ID with q sneer
And belittle men in office with the
shin of state 20 steer;
He called them politicians, and the
look upon his face
Seemed 10 tell the little fellow that
his government was base.
We must teach them love Of cOun-
try, we must tell the little chaps
There is more within our borders
than IS printed on the maps,
IF our nation is TO prosper and our
Elory's not 10 die
We must teach the young TO love it.
and mus, tell the reason why.
EDGAR A GUST.
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-08
"a IN EXTENUATION
- COTRSE
NATIVES SKIIPTICAL

Natives skeptical when Il is prov
en- that man-eating lions they have
been fearing. are only airdale dogs
reads a newspaper headline. Some
people require proof 10 convince
them Of the wonderful benefits de-
sived from the use OF Landon's Pres
cription 1903 20 alleviate rheumatic
pains. But they are no longer skep-
ucal after a trial has proven is
merits. This Is not a patent medi-
cine but uis put up for each indi-
vidual case. For sale at Red Cross
Pharmacy IN Mishawaka; in Son h
Bend al the Central Drug S-Cre.
American Drug store and Landon's.
cor. Michigan and Wayne SIS. Price
81. Call or write. Advt-2s1
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-08

If we see Mr.. Hays we will tell him
That the old-fashioned' plays were
all right.
The shows where a To- Of the actors
got shot
Were drawing big crowds every
night.
He will not do a thing 10 reform
them,
IF he'll take a most excellent tip.
or endeavor TO start any outcry for
art
But jus. give them a little more
zip
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-08

Q. Is there such an animal as
manifold" II so. where Is IL found?
A. There is no such animal.
Q. Wha. is the fastest speed ever
made by u. S. navy destroyer?
A. Destroyer D-315 IN service
during the World war made record
Of little over sc knots per hour.
Q. Is there a monument 10 Con
f federate soldiers in the Arlington
, National Cemetery at Washington?
/ Who put l. there? What Is the his
tory Of it?
A. Yes. the monument 10 the
f Confederate dead at Arlington was
! provided by the womeo Of the south
/ through the United Daughters Of
-he Confederacy. The monument 4s
Of bronze and marble. and was de-
, signed by Sir Moses Ezekiel. The
dominant figure is woman OF hero
ic size, typifying the south IN peace,
surmOunting a relief depicting the
/ herOism Of the south in war; and
there is a series Of the coat-of-arrns
OF the states OF the Southern Con-
federacy. The dedication inscrip-
tiOn reads: ITO Our Dead Heroes,
by the United Daughters OF the
Confederacy. Victrix causa dis
placuit. sed victa Satoni" (The VIC
tcrious cause was pleasing TO the
gods. but the vanquished one 70
Cato). Encircling the shat. runs
the inscription: And they shall beat
their swords into ploughshares ana
their spears into pruning hooks"
The Grand Army Of the Republic
and the United Confederate Veterans
Joined in the dedication ceremonies
in June. 1914.
In response % a number of
requests Of readers, our Wash
ington bureau has prepared a
brief bulletin called Twenty
Five Confusing Terms in Every
day English" Any reader de-
string this information, which
is specially valuable TO school
children, may obtain il by writ
ing to our Washington bureau
enclosing 2 cents in stamps for
postage.
.... ...s. .....s
@. How did the word shin
plaster" originate and how is IL
used?
A This IS American slang for
paper money greenbacks. The wOrd
ordinarily isyued TO apply to a
plaster for the leg or shin, that is
made Of brown paper smeared with
tar, vinegar and the like. The slang
expression first came into use wnen
applied to the deprecated COntinen-
tai currency after the Revolutionary
war Probably some wit used this
way Of laughing at the worthless.
paper money which might we'll be
used as paper for shin plasters. The
/ expression was also used in the n
nancial panic Of 1887 and after the
Civil wa- in speaking of the small
notes (lesS than $1,000 issued at.
that -ime.
Q. Is Il true or not true that
Adam was the first man and we are
all descended from Adam and Eve-
A. The story of Adam and Eve in
the Hebrew scriptures has no his
torical basis. The ancestry Of man
dates back many thousan nds Of years.
Skeletal remains of the ancestors Of
prehistoric man. have ben found
dating back TO something like 550,-
900 b c. The occurrence of the
first true men is now placed at some
.hink like $4,000 3. c. The story
Of Adam and Eve is a Hebraic legend
which has nothing to do with science
and history. however valuable it may
be as literature legend or mytho-
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-08
THE NEEDED TRAINING.

He never praised his country, never
spoke one word Of love
To the son who walked beside him
of the starry flag above,
He never gave o reason to the young
ster at his side
For devotion to his nation or her
heroes who had died.
lie talked a brand Of honor that IS
wanted IN the town.
And he talked OF making money and
a fortunes fair renown,
But he never took his hat off when
the Starry Flag went by,
And he'd hear his nations anthem
with a bored and weary sigh.
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-08
FOREIGN CRAFT MAY
NOT HIT II. S. PORTS

LONDON. Oct 7.-(By 1. y. 81
Foreign shipping companies may
cease to call ar New York and other
United States ports because OF the
ruling OF Atty. Gen. Harry III.
Daugherty at washington that no
ships carrying LIQUOR may enter the
three-mue limit of the American
coast. & was reported here today.
Halifax or some other Canadian
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-08

port may be substituted FOR New
York, Boston and Philadelphia
At the foreign office it was stated
that the American ruling was "in
accordance with international law
and perfectly correct and logical iu
a legal sense. but foreign once ofh.
cials laconically commented:
1T VIII be a long Journey FOR
American tourists 20 go 20 Halifax
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-08
ASK ANY CENTRAL GIRL

ASK ANY CENTRAL GIRL
The greatest need just at present
Is an ireless telephone
PLEA IN EXTENUATION
This much may be said for the
bCOtlegger: he Is never as bad as
his liquor.
OF COURSE
We read in q morning paper that
the coal strike - unpopular in the
country. Naturally. A strike is
never a hi.
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-08
2lst ANNIVERSARY

Buy your Baskets now when they
are cheap Special for this week
only.
The Phila
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-08
The News-Times Bureau of
Questions and Answers
QUESTIONS ANswEREp

writing
y
E9 @ given Unsigned letters VIII answered but all letters
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
FOR sALE-LIvE STOCK

BIG team OF norses. s. X. Phillips
Phone 1AJ3 br
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
Priced Right
Built Right


West Culver street; just completed;
is a brick and stucco interior. very
attractive; has living room. dining
room, Kitchen breakfast nook, two
bedrooms, bath, sleeping porch, serv-
ice porch and large front porch. See
owner and builder on premises from
pm. to 5 pm. dk
A REAL BARGAIN
Four room house, lights, water and
gas. N. F.; good lots on corner,
$500. Will take small car and some
cash, balance years. See Fike,, %
=. washington. II
HIGH CLASS home of large
airy rooms. Located in exclusive
district. northeast, close to Seventh
street. Has hardwood floors through
out, furnace heat, solar heater and
all built in features. Built for
home and is a real one. Price $l0500.
Easy terms if desired G. NJ Murken
& Co., 11S n. Sc nd Ave. Phone
4942 1t
HERE YOU ARE
A beautiful 5-room modern resi-
dence and 3-room convenient home
in rear total actual cost $4,000. Prop
erty is clear. Circum compel
a sale. If you are ready to act can
sell it to you for nearly $500 less
than above cost. Get busy. This in
come and home viii be sold this
week by
'NUNNELEY
Realtor
% North First Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
Ford Roadster

With delivery body, has fair rubber
and is in good shape mechanically
A little fixing will make it a good
car. Yours for 10000 Southwest
Flour & Feed Co. Glendale. Arlz. Ii
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

FRESH Holstein Jersey heifer with
second calf. VIII average gallons
a day. 1912 East Polk st. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

DO YOU want some real bargains?
New 5-room brick bungalow;
S2750 $500 cash.
Four room modern frame mouse
and two lots, $1700.
Six-room brick bungalow on East
Moreland $500.
Five-room brick bungalow East
mckinley. $500.
Double house live in half, rent the
other half out; $4,000.
18th Ave; $3.50.
Five-room b. p. ID. bungalow West
Washington; $4,000; 5000 cash.
Dandy 7-room house and lots,
West washington; $4,000.
Above properties can be sold on
reasonable terms and il you don
see what you want here we nave oth-
ers call Mr.. Hill, clio Meyers In
vestment Co, 3S North 1st Ave.
phone 4106 IL
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Cheaper Than
Building

Five-room modern brick, roo block,
northeast; $1,000: terms.
5-room modern brick, 1900 block,
West Washington; price $4,000; $500
cash. Both fine places for the money.
Double 5-room brick, bath on both
sides, west part Of town; $500; will
take good paper up to $4,000, or will
trade for small acreage in northeast.
Have five other city properties to
trade for small acreage. See Christy
e culver, 140 w. Adams. Phone 416l.
n
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
Closing Out

We want to move these cars quick
and have put them down to bottom
prices They have all been gone over
mechanically and have new tops, tires
and paint IL YOU want a real bar
gain see them before you buy. VIII
give easy terms and take your old
car in trade. See them today.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
Own Your Home

A good brick home of five rooms
and screen room, modern, well To-
Gated N. e. Price, $4,000; $4,000 cash;
balance at $35 per month. See Gro
yer c. Miller, with f. A. Jefferson,
Realtor, so n. Central Ave. br
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
MakeOffer

1929 w. Pierce Street. Just being
retinted and repainted inside and
out. WIN rent, trade or sell. Very rea-
sonable.
JACOBS & SHEDD
Is w Adams Phone 3537 ds
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
{ FOR Observation-Disclosures

DATE PALMS with six to twelve
suckers for sale cheap. A. G. Har-
Grave Phone 2R11 br
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
FoR sALE-HousEs
SPECIAL BUYS
SPECIAL PRICES

SEEClAL PRlCES
S4,O0O--NEW MODERN BRICK PEB-
BILE DASHED BUNGALOW -
CEMENT PORCH, STEPS AND
WALKS - BIG LOT - EAST
ERN FRONTAGE-$50 CASH
$40 PER MONTH.
s5,OoO-THE HOUSE is NEW AND
BUILT OF BRICK. WHITE CE-
MENT FINISH II THE INTE-
RIOR is FINISHED IN OLD
SOUlTI AND THE LOT HAS A
FRONTAGE or 60 FEET -
THERE is A PERGOLA UN-
DER WHICH CEMENT RUN
WAYS EXTEND TO A GARAGE
WITH CEMENT FLOOR-$500
CASH AND $50 PER MONTH
PUT YOUR RENT MONEY
INTO A PERMANENT HOME.
OO0-CHELSEA PLACE - NEAR
LY NEW MODERN BRICK
PEBBLE DASHED BUNGALOW
WITH f X C E LIE N II AND
HANDY BUILT IN FEATURES
FACES SOUTH UPON WILL
LETTA STREET.-THE STREET
ASSESSMENT IS ALMOST
PAID OUT EVERGREEN
TREES IN FRONT.
$7,O00-ONE OF THE VERY AT
TRACTIVE HOMES, NEAR N.
CENTRAL AVE. - YOU MUST
SEE THIS BUNGALOW -
MODEST CASH INITIAL PAY
MENT-B BALANCE MONTHLY.
ST, 00-KENILWORTH - MODERN
AND UP-TO- DATE HOME = 2
WEARS OTn OLD IVORY
FINISHED THROUGHOUT -
TWO INSIDE BEDROOMS -
BREAKFAST ROOM--SCREEN
ROOM -- ALL THE BUILT IN
FEATURES - HANDY KITCH- +
EN ~ WOODSTONE SINK -
COOLER SERV / C f r Q RC Fl
WITH STATIONARY WASH
TUB - YOU CAN TURN IN A
KENII4WORTH LOT AS PART
PAY - SOLAR HEATER -
GARAGE - WEST LYNWOOD
ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
81, 7,500--MODERN BRICK HOME TT 3
YEARS OLD LARGE
r Q M S r p \
SLEEPING PORCH - BUILT
IN FEATURES - HARDWOOD
FLOORS 2 FRONT EN-
FRANCES - GARAGES -
ONE HAS SLEEPING QUAR-
TIERS ABOVE PAVED
STREET ~ WALKING DIS
TANCE.
GREENE & GRIFFIN
Tel. 1904. 124 N. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

WANTED-tat cattle, hogs, sheep
and veal calves; highest prices paid
II. Gransky, 1915 Z. Fillmore. Tel
2314 3-bg
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
Ab FOR sALE-AuToMoeILEs
1922 Buick
6-CYLINDER DEMONSTRATION

6-CYLINDER DEMONSTRATION
In first class condition. Has been
demonstrated just enough to wear the
motor in as it should be. Taxes and
1922 license is paid Paint tires and
general appearance is excellent. Car
has bumper, sunshade, spare tire and
cover. This is a bargain buy for
someone. See this ear before you buy
anything else.
BABBITTS
$3.50. West Washington at 9Th Ave.
hr
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
Snap
Small Home

34 ~. Adans
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

FOR SALE-Re Registered Poland
China pigs 4 months old, weight l25
lbs. price S25. Apply on Indian
School road, Il mile west Orange
road Phone 14R2. id
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

VERY HANDSOME MAHOGANY
bookcase and libary table; fine Geo.
Steck player piano rockers, lady's
writing desk, consol table, mirror
dressing table, all mahogany; orient
al rugs, pair twin beds, box springs,
best hair mattress: fine oil paint
ings good garbage can. 102 z. Will
letta. ds
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

90 North First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
For Sale

New six-room house at SOC n. 9Th
Ave. All built-in features. gas heat
er, plenty of old shade. Price $3.50
Terms. Will accept a lot on first
payment. See owner at 130 Physl-
clans Bldg. Phone $3.50 or see any
reaItor. DIS
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

FOR SALE fresh Holstein COW
with calf, 4 miles east on Tempe road.
near Balsz school. J.. w. Greer dis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-21
Launch Overturns;
Three are Drowned

NORFOLK. va, Sept 1s.-Three
men were drowned here today in the
Elizabeth river when thirty Esot
launch overturned after colhding
with a tow line between a tug and a
barge. The dead: F. T. Ayers, w.
w. Forrest and Alexander Turner.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28

show him his property had not been
injured by the grading of the street.
Three of the states witnesses tes-
titled that Chopper met the mayor
and began abusing him, and suddenly
presented a pistol with the barrel
sawn off. They said Policeman ex-
claimed: "My God, Cropper, don't
shoot me-" but that Chopper fired,
POLICEMAN sinking to the ground IA
tally wounded, throwing his arm over
his head and begging Cropper not to
shoot again. Chopper, they testified,
fired the second shot.
The killing of Mayor POLICEMAN
aroused the entire parish. The court
house was too small to accommodate
the crowds which attended the trial
each day, but there were no demon
STATIONS. The verdict apparently met
with approval because Of the strong
defense presented.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28
Widow Of Noted Actor
Describes Ideal Consort

! London-What sort of a wife d.
men want? Is the bob-haired, pert
cigarette-smoking "flapper" of DO.
day the ideal of the masculine sutton
or is it the desire of modern male tt
mate with woman in whom sweet.
ness, gentleness, dignity and gra-
ciousness are the predominant quail
ties
Take it from Lady Maude Tree,
widow Of Sir Beerbaum Tree, the
noted actor, it is the girl with the
ornament of neat and quiet spirit
who wins from her more blatant"
sister in the matrimonial race.
How Men Choose Wives
Most men choose their wives be-
cause they are head over ears in love,
and they don't care what she is, if
only she is she" said Lady Tree. at
is something beyond the eyebrows
and elbows and eccentricities which
make man decide that such a one,
and such a one alone, shall be the
partner Of his joys. She, be she what
she may, is his hearts desire, and he
won't be happy till he gets her.
But man in a more reasonable
mood will not be carried away by
mere bright eyes and charms ebul-
lient. He will ask: rs she as kind
as she is fair?" He will ask if she has
the instincts of orderliness, of the
attribute that is next to godliness,
of good temper, good sense and good
nature. Has she the low voice, that
excellent thing in women; the kiss
that is like the kiss of wild roses, the
ole sr ha4 - i
at even?
'In the girlhood of today there is
on the surface so much that is pert,
uncOuth and .ungracious, that were
one to issue warning to young men,
Beware of what these seemp there
would scarcely be any marriages
But If the young women of today
good and sweet young woman
would realize that men do notice, do
love the ornament of a neat and quiet
spirit, perhaps some of the more bla-
tant would alter their ways"
Girls who smoke cigarettes and
drink "Manhattans and Martins"
Lady Tree believes, are not approved
by marrying men. The men tolerate
it, but they do not like it.
Defines Ideal
"Let US imagine the ideal good
Lady Tree continued. "She
is sweet and twenty. She is her IA
theirs friend and her mothers right
hand. She can pray and she can
play. She can sew and she can darn.
She reads without being a book
worm; she thinks without being re-
cluse. She is a heavenly compound
Of common sense and lively magma
ton. She is eager in mind and tran
quill in behavior.
whatever she does, whatever she
speaks, she will be gracious, graceful
and appropriate. Though a girl, she
will have dignity and courage.
81 shall be accused of describing
perfection-th the unattainable. Far
from it. I declare that there are
of such unmarried girls
waiting to be asked to be wives. ..
have picture the ordinary, the mot
She"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28
Slayer of Mayor POLICEMAN
Guilty, But Escapes Moose

NatchitOches, La, Dec. 20.-Aftel
being out since midnight the jury in
the trial of E. S. Cropper, charged
with the murder of Mayor E. T. Pole
man on Armistice Day, today at II
o'clock returned a verdict of guilty
without capital punishment.
A strong insanity plea presented
by the defense apparently influenced
the jury in its verdict. Prosecuting
witnesses testified that Chopper ap-
parently cold-blooded and without
warning shot Mayor Policeman, while
a certificate from the clerk of court
at Plaquemine showed that twelve
members of Choppers family had
been interdicted, while five others
had been insane and killed them
selves, including the defendants
grandfather.
DR.. Joseph O'Hara, coroner for the
Parish Of Orleans, an expert on men
tai diseases, and DR.. C. V. UnsWorth,
medical director of the Louisiana Re-
treat, both testified their belief that
Chopper had been insane from birth.
Evidence also was introduced that the
father of the prisoner also was in
sane, his mania being the same as
that of the accused, lawsuits and
threats to kill.
Well Cave-In Caused Trouble
Chopper was the owner of a min
eral we'll which caved in. He at
tributed the cave-in to the grading Of
a street and blamed the city officials
for it. The evidence presented byI
the prosecution was that Chopper had
shot down Mayor Policeman while the
latter was trying to pacify him and
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28

Sign in subway reads: "Take this
Train to the Zoo" But why go to
the zoo when you can stay in the sub
way New York American.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28
Churches To Observe
World Peace Sunday

Washington, Dec. 19.-Urging the
powers of the world to find means
other than war to settle disputes, the
Federal Council of Churches issued a
Christmas call today to 100000 con-
gregatiOns to observe December "a
as World Peace Sunday.
The message requested concerted
action not only at Christmas, but
throughout the year, toward attain
ing an Eventually warless world
through international cooperation.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28

Irish Free State officials are be-
ginning to understand exactly how
the government in London used to
feel sometimes.-Detroit Free Press
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28

London doctor now comes forward
with the cherries news Shat women
are too weak for homework. Well,
the men are not strong for it, either.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28

Reckless automobile driving arouses
the suspicion that much of the horse
sense Of the good old days was pos
sessed by the horse.-Boston Post.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28

The great old tiger of France does
not appear to realize that the U. S. A.
enlisted only for the duration of the
war, and not for the duration of the
peace.-Boston Shoe and Leather Re-
porter.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28

La Toilette is said to be one of the
militant group in the Senate. Well,
time was when the senator wasn't SO
militant as some of the rest of u.s.
Dallas News.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28

Quite properly, the bone-dry An
CORA government is represented at the
Lausanne conference by a gentleman
named Arid Bey.-New York Times.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28

The mother-in-law has always pre-
dominated among the jokes; there
fore no one but the Princess Her
mines children can realize what a
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-12-28

OF course it is not of our business,
but it does seem as if young John D.
in advising people not to buy auto
mobiles is sort of grabbing fathers
business.-NewY York Tribune.