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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12

BOND whiskys sufficient to meet their
requirements. outside OF the 100 goi-
ION limitation. there would be very
little homemade" or drug store
made whiskys used. Proponents OF
the change were said to have sug-
gested that all OF the bottled in
bond whisky Is now more than five
years old, tho last having been bot
Tea 10 1917. and the granting of the
permission to carry bottled-in- bond
stocks as needed would insure sup
plies OF high grade whisky for tho
hliins OF prescriptions.
An Ample Stock ON Hand.
The medical association representa-
tivcs were said to have informed Mr..
Mellon also that there would be an
ample supply OF bottled in bond
whiskys and to have argued that
since the liquor so handled is more
easily accounted for through serial
numbers than is bulk" liquor the
change In tho regulations would
serve as an aid to enforce lrnt. II
was declared in the argument that
under the present permit arrange
ment INSCRIPTIONS druggists NAV
bui h!cohol or inferior grades OF
whisky and mix 1t to suit themselves.
and the purchasers may have pre-
scriptions filed with liauor of n
poor quality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
GAINS AND LOSSES EVEN
IN MY. BOND MARKET
No Definite Trend Apparent,
and Dealings Are Rela.
lively Dull.
tBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Dec Il.-No definite
trend was apparent In today's ro-
latively dull dealings In bonds.
gains and losses being abou, evenly
divided at the close.
In tho foreign group Mexican As
gained u point and Improvement was
noted in. United Kingdom SIPS Of
1929. presumably in sympathy with
the higher exchange rates. while
Lyons Gs. Prague -. and Serbian So
lost point each. y good volume
OF the recent buying In this group
has been for foreign account
ST. Paul Issues Are Mixed.
st. Paul issues showed mixed
changes. tho retUndinr 4l-2s recov-
ering all but one poin, of their five
point loss on Saturday, and Is OF
1925 advancing IA point, while the
Puget sound division IS dropped
2l-2 points, the general ALPS. l-2
and the convertible IS one
While selling FOR taxation pur-
poses has been blamed for the recent
reaction III this group. reports were
circulated In the financial district
today that liquidation for the ac-
count OF the William Rockefeller es-
tate was factor.
lrregularity also marked the rest
OF tho railroad list. Frisco Adjust
ment Gs climbing gig points. and
(hc income Ga dropping as. losses
OF to l-2 points also taking place
In Minnoapo!is-S Louis rcfunding
IS. New Haven 6s, Iowa Central 5s
Peoria and Eastern Income As. Chi
cago and Alton 3l-os, and New Yorl,
Central 4l-2s.
Distillcrs Securities Gain.
a seven point gain on distlllers
securities 5s was the outstanding
feature in the Industrial group. other
strong spots in which were producers
and rehners IS and IS. with War
rants, American Agricultural Chem,-
cal Is. chile Copper IS. Cuba Cane
IS and So. and Virginia C;frolinn
Chemical Ties. Republic Steel So
were weak
United states government sccuri-
ties were mainly higher. Losses Of
cents on 500 took place In Liberty
3l-2s. and the third i1-is. but the
other active issues showed gains
ranging from to II points. Total
sales tpar valued were sil.55s60p.
New offerings totaling more than
S20.ooO.oo0 were put out by local
sEndicatcs today, the largest being
. *i5,S56.1Oo Issue Of closed mortgage
ana collateral trust sinking fund :
per cent convertible bonds of tho
Dunlop Tire and Rubber Corporation
OF America. offered at % to Weld
100 per cent. other large issues
we're the s2.5oo.00o Sig per cen;
Offering of the Adirondak Power
| hnd Light Corporation $1,000. O0O of
81. Louis County. Missouri 4l-2 pcr
cent road bonds. and Sl.0O0.00O ) per
cent ponds OF the Wichita Land
Bank.
y public Offering OF sl4o 600. eon
cumulative per cent preferred
stock OF the Jones and I.auchlin
steel Corporation put out today Mt
! 100 l-2 10 yield Gle. was oversub
/ Scribcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
DOUBLE PENALTIES
;" SEEN AS POSSIBLE
IN DRY VIOLATIONS
tContlnued From Firs, pnreA

CONTINUED From First PageD
hall be an offense against IT'S peace
nd dignity. is exercising It's own
pvcreignty, not that of the other ..
: lettering to the contention by m.
efendants that they could not he
laced In double jeopardy, the court
: Explained that the meaning of the
Term coue!e jeopardy as used In the
tth amendment to the CONSTITUTIONS
eferred to "a second prosecutor
NIGER the authority OF the Federal
oTernment after first trial for tn.
anne offense under the same an
= hority." An net denounced az n
rime by both national and stat,
overcignties, the court said "is an
tense against the peace and dignity
both and may be punished by
ach."
Would Rush TO State Courts.
II, such n construction did not an
~. the court stated. IL would be EASY
imagine tho rush of offenders to
tate courts to plead guilty, ifry so
Ioing they could obtain immunity
from Federal prosecution for the
anne act.
The Regal Drug Corporation of
an francisco, obtained n permit to
3Vithdraw from bonded warehouses
1htoxicatlnS liquor and wine for sale
nuer the prohibition act for nom
everaEe purposes. The permit was
= ateied, and the collector of intern
! revenue imposed upon the com
any, In addition to those provided
tho prohibition enforcement act,
ertain taxes and penalties carried by
nrepeaied sections OF the Revised
tatutes governing tho manufacture
nd sale OF distilled spirits and wine
rSlor to national prohibition.
Cannot Punish without Herring
The Supreme Court, In an opinion.
y Justice McKenna. explained thai
4 ~ court had. in the case of Liplxe
IF Ledrer. collector. decided last
une. that n collector of internal
evenue could not punish by fne
nd penalty for an alleged criminal
|ffepso without hearing. information.
Sndittment or trial by jury.
\ 1.-The function of tax" tho court
aid. "is TO provide for the support
the government, the function of a
5'enalty clearly involves the Idea OF
punishment for infringement OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
OPEN BIDS THURSDAY
ON 100000 HIGHWAYS

Tho Virginia Highway Commission
VIII open bids on work to cos, an
proXimately 100000 Thursday. It
was announced yesterday. More
than sixteen miles OF concrete high
way is proposed on the projects ad-
vertised. The proposed work in
cludes project I'-l69-B, on route 3.
from Blue Ridge Church to Thinkers
Creek. in Botetourt County. dis
lance OF 9.95 miles Of bituminous ma =
cadam road; F-lSG-A, route 10. from
sand River. west, In Pittsylyania
county approximately 6.2S miles:
300. route l, from Frcdcricksburg
TO Spotsylvanin Courthouse, in SPOT
syivania County. and project S-2l5. on
route 10. including n bridge over the
Appomattox River In Prince Edward
County. and approaches to the bridge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
AUXILIARY
TO CUT STOCK MELON
icy Asso ein,ed press.l

NEW YORK, Doc. li.-Dircctors OF
the Humble OIL and RefInlns Com
pany. n subsidiary to tho S;nndara
OIL Company OF New Jersey. today
called a special meeting OF stock
holders FOR December IS. TO vote on
an increase OF stock. declare stool;
dividend Of from co TO so per cent
and n reduction OF stock to par
value OF S25.
Stockholders OF the National Fuel
Gas Company today declared n 100
per cent stock dividend. The cap
itai was increased from s32.O0o,oOO
to $4,000. 600. Tho outstanding stocls
Of the company Is tls.5oo,0D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
seize s,i,I,, 1900. TO-

TWO stills were seized and two
men arrested by State prohibition
agents yesterday. according TO re-
ports received by John II. Saunders
Aitorney-Goneral. Inspector J. G.
billiard arrested II. II. Barker, OF
Highland Springs, on a charge q!
manufacturing. storing and selling
ardent spirits. 1t being alleged that
he had Il quart of ardent spirits in
his possession. a thirty-gallon ca.
pacity still was seized In Hanovo,
County. y. T.. Cave was arrested OF
q charge OF storing, manufacturing
!and selling ardent spirits by Inspcc.
tor w. y. Smith. copper still OF
twenty gallons capacity was taker
in Page County, ',.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
COLEMAN AGAIN HEADS
u. S. HIGHWAY OFFICIALS

George j. Coleman. State Highway
conn 'ss!oner. was reelected chair
man OF the executive committee OF
rho American Association of stat,
Highway Officials at its meeting Inst
week In Kansas City. Mo. Ills term
OF Office VIII be for five years. He
has been member OF the executive
committee ever since the organiza-
ton OF the association in 1912. and
has hccn chairman OF the committee
during all OF that time. with the ex
cention or one year. when he was q
president OF the association
Mr.. Coleman viii leave this morn
ing for an inspection trip GOVERNS.
he roads III Southwest Virginia. AZ
tor going to Newport News and
Hampton. he will go over the Nor
folk section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12

law" To impose n penalty notice
must be given. 1t added. and there
must be hearing. Even though
tho imposition Is considered q tax"
II stated, "if II has punitive purpose
1t must be preceded By opportunity
TO contest It's validity"
Congress never intended" the
court continued. that penalties for
crime should be enforced through
the secret findings and summary ac-
ton OF executive officers. The guar
anteo of duo process of law and trial
by jury. the justice said. are not to
be forgotten or disregarded. The
collector of Internal revenue should
have been restrained by the courts.
through an injunction. no added
from SELLING the property, and at
tempting to enforce the so-called
taxes and assessments he had levied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
Suit IN Instituted.

Tho Law and Equity Court con-
vened In December term yesterday
morning. Tho docket Is lengthy.
Cases were set for herring ycstcr-
day. Suit WAS instituted by L. l..
Cathcart against W. ~ Green for
$4,000 alleging false arrest. The
plaintiff had boen charged with mis-
appropriation OF deed. and was dis
missed In Police Court. Cathcart is
represented by Alfred J. Iiirsh and
l.. o. WcndenburS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Dec. 1l.-An extra
dividend OF per cent wns declared
today by the N!pissing Mines Com
pany in addition 10 the regular
quarterly dividend OF , per cent
NEW YORK. Dec. ia % nor
cent stock dividend was declared To-
day by directors OF tho Union Tank
Car Company who ordered the dis.
tribution of s6,ooo,ouo In stock. q,
inc total authorized capital of sos
ouo'ooO common stock, Il was an
nounc"d. there will be outstanding
s!S'OoV'ooo Stockholders Will re-
ceiNo one share Of new common
stock for every two shares now
held.
NEW YORK. Dec 1.-THE 8,
Joseph Lead Company today decIor.I
an extra dividend Of - cents a share
in addition to it's regular o. con,
quarterly dividend.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE Mac
kay COMPANIES today declared n,
extra dividend OF $40 n share ON
common stock.
NEW YORK. Dec. i1.-Dircctors q,
the Albany and Susquehannn nan.
road today declared an extra dIvi-
'eha o! 50 on the common stock.
DETROIT Dec. 1.-THE usu,,
quarterly dividend OF 20 cents r"r
share was declared. and in nadir i'm
special extra dividend OF % cents was
announced following tho meeting Of
me BOARD OF directors OF the Hudson
Motor Car Company here today. The
extra dividend is payable January >.
cember ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
MEDICAL. MEN WOULD LIFT
PORTION or RESTRICTION
va ~
IBy a associated ~


WASHINGTON. Dec. 11.--Petitions
urging an exemption by tho Treasury
OF bottled-in- bond whiskys from the
quontative limitation placed on
whisky stocks which druggists may
buy during each quarterly period.
have been filed with Secretary Mel
lon and Commissioner Blair. Of the
internal revenue. by representatives
of the American Medical Association.
1t was said today at the Treasury.
The present regulations limit the re-
tail druggist TO 100 gallons OF all
kinds Of spirituous liquors for each
thee months. and hold the wholesale
druggist TO purchases of liquors not
exceeding 10 por cent OF his gross
business turnover.
Secretary Mellon was told. It was
said, that II druggists were per-
mitted to carry stocks OF bottled i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
Take state nnr Examination.

N!nety-hve applicants for license TO
practice law Will take the State bar
examination. which begins this
morning At. $3.50 o'clock in tho hall
OF the House OF Delegates. The OK
animation viii continue throughout
tomorrow. Members Of tho cxamin-
ing board are Il. VI. Hughes. of Nor
fork; Aubrey q. Weaver. OF Front
Royal; John Il. Minor, of Richmond:
George w. Marshall. of Martinsvillc.
and Stuart Il. Campbell. of Wythc-
Vile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
Union Pacific Give. Zig ora.,.

OMAHA. NEB., Dec. li.-Rids on
new equipment orders were asked to-
day by the Union Pacific Railroad, l..
HauSh, assistant to President Gray
announced. Seventy-e eight new freigh,
engines were among the equipmen,
for which bids were announced. F1v,
of these are to be of the largest tyne
of locomotive made. 1t is said. II is
estimated the new engines will cos,
approximately $500, 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
PROFESSIONAL TRADERS
WATCH SPECIAL SHARES
'eglcct General Business and
Industrial Situation as
n Whole.
RICE TREND IS 1nnIsGuLAI,
'arket Experiences Dull and Unin-
'ercstinE Session-OpcnIne Grnrr-
ANY Firm. but Popular SharcA
Show LosHcs nt the Close.

Days total sales $4,000 shares.
Twenty industriais averaged
97.So: net gain rs.
high l322. lQ3.i3. low 1889.
twenty railroads averaged
1885; net loss II.
High 1922. $3.50: low 73.43.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12

NEW YORK. Dec tl.-Dircctors ~
'he Albany and Susquehannn RAN
road today declared an extra dIvj-
dend o! 81 on the common stock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
SUNSHINE PELLETS
by ". #. Thompson

causes one death in every eight
among women; In IS, among men.
The vast majority OF patients with
cancer seek surgical Interference too
late for cure, Early discovery
early recovery.
Unreasonable prejudice against the
1udlcioUs use OF the knife for the
early removal OF cancer IS partly
responsible for the high cancer
death rate.
Radium and the X-ray are valu-
able adjuncts to the surgical treat
ment of cancer. but early and COM
plete removal by surgical procedure
offers the only hope, and the earlier
the removal the greater the hope.
Cancer II not a communicable
disease. and there is no direct proof
thai Il can he inherited. rhe qan"s
! OF cancer Is yet unknown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

The question OF cancer has the
knife for tho answer,
II you would seek cure In haste
don't lose time with cancer paste.
paste.
A scaly patch on the end OF your
nose may not be as innocent as you
suppose.
A lump in the breast may be n
cancer nest Delay is not only dan
Eerous but invariably disastrous,
Every tumor ar indolent ulcer
should be suspected OF being can
Ger, until proven innocent by those
competent in diagnosis,
A sore on the lip, which does not
yield to ordinary remedies, may be
syphilis or cancer. Procrastination
In either case, Is serious.
After 40 years OF age. cancer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
lust Folks
QUESTIONING
Copyright. 1879 by Edgar A Guest.


You shall wonder as you meet
Drunkards reeling down the street,
Helpless crpples and the blind,
Human wracks of every kind
Living on from day 20 day,
Why your loved one couldn't stay
These are thoughts which always come
When the heart with grief is numb
"Why," the anguished mother cries,
With the tears still in her eyes,
Must my baby go away
And some sinful creature stay"
Thus rebellious in your grief,
You may falter in belief
And your blinded eyes will see
No Just cause why this should be;
But the passing years Will show
Wisely was it ordered so.
Hold your faith and bear the pain,
Questioning your God is vain.
None Of us has power to know
Who should stay and who should go.
Hold this everlasting truth
Heaven has need of lovely youth.
Think Of this when you are tired:
If the wrctched only died,
II en- would death TO us be sent
Always as a punishment;
But the passing from the earth
Is more beautiful than birth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Copyright 1874. BY star Company.
= By X. {. Il. -

HE LOOKED to me.
ALONG ABOUT ten.
And HE got on tho
GER.
WITH A little old
basket,
WITH A cover on 1t.
MADE OUT of cloth,
AND HE found a seat,
AND SAT him down.
WITH THE little old
basket.
ACROSS HIS knees
AND HE looked
around.
IN A nervous way.
~
cap.
no,vN oyEu b,, cyes.
AND AS he aid.
COULD plainly see.
THEY Wbi'b very
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

FROM BEHIND the
brim.
or HIS little soiled
cap.
AND STIAITHILY.
HE TURNED his
head.
As THOUGH to see.
IF ANYONE knew.
OF THE tears he
shed.
AND AT tho corner.
WHERE WE both
got Off.
IAsKED the boy.
WHAT THE trouble
was.
AND HE cried some more.
AS HE said to me.
THAT HE'D had
cat.
FOR THREE years
past.
AND THEY had
moved.
TO A nice new house.
AND HIS mother had
made him.
TAKE THE cat away.
TO THE Humane
Society,
AND MORE tears
came.
AND HE pulled his
cap.
DOWN OVER his
eyes.
AND TRUDGED
away,
WITH THE llttlo old
basket.
WITH MS cover OF
cloth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15

kindig. They were married July 10.
1913 and separated ON The day which
she charged she was torcjbly elected
from their home. The plaintiff also
alleges that her husband called her
vile names. beat and kicked her.
She seeks $1,000 alimony and the re-
storation OF her maiden name OF
Lawrence.
A temporary restraining order en-
Joining her husband from .n any way
moiestinS her at sol Chaplin ST.,
where She has taken mp her abode
Is sought by Jennie AIoluar against
stephen MOinar iu Superior court
They We're married Feb g. 1906 and
separated Sept. 13. 1922. the COM
pialnaut recites and while She earn
ed money 10 run the household 10y
keeping boarders. her hus and spen,
his wages on liquor.
The wife asserts her husband
made false accusations regarding her
fidelity, became intoxicated once
weekly and while in this condition
/ proceeded 10 beat and kick her. The
plaintiff asks SIS weekly for support
of two children and $500 ali
alimony. The couple has joint deed
to property at 2124 Kelnble av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15
Fall Term at ST. Mary'S
OPENS u 18th 400 Students

S. Mares college and academy
held opening classes of the fall term
Thursday with an enrolment that
taxed the accommodations of the
school Unlike Notre Dame. no stu
dents at ST. Mary's may live i'm
South Berd and because no addi-
tional buildings have been built TO
care for an increased enrolment
registration is restricted TO approx
mateIy 400 girls. the same number Of
students that attended last year
Cuba. Central America, and Can
ada are represented in the St.
AIary's student body this year as is
practically every state in the union.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15
EXPECT DELEGATES
FROM MANY CITIES
TO ATTEND RALLY.
Walthcr League Convention to
/. Attract More Than 800
, Church Members.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15
CRUELTY FORCES
DIVORCE ACTION
Four Applications for DEGREES
Filed in County Courts
Thursday.

Charging that her husband mar
ricd her on May u. 1921 only 10 es-
cape prosecution Of a-crlmlnal ne
,Ure and abandoned heTSept. @. 1922.
Helen J.. Richardson has brought
suit in Superior Court against Duey
Richardson. asking divorce. The
wife alleges that he husband declin.
ed 70 buy milk for the baby. that
he would go TO a restaurant 10 eat
and leave her to shift for herself and
child among ne.shb0rs and friends
The wife asks $500 al.mory.
After one week OF married life,
his wife abandoned him according 70
Adolf Strosbandt. GIG y. Sixth st.
3Iishawaka, who asks a decree from
Eugene Strosbandt in Superior
coUr- 40. They were married IN
January 1920.
on Aug. 70. 1922 her husband
threw her violently out Of the house
causing her TO sprain her ankle and
break a small bone. is the auega-
ton made by Charlotte Kindig in
her divorce application against Vern
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15

canvass OF the members OF the
Lowell Heights and EpwOrth
churches viii be taken Sunday, Sept
"a. while the date has not been set
for the St. Paul and Emmanuel M
+. churches.
over 800 men and women have
been chosen from the four churches
TO take the canvass next Sunday and
receive the pledges of the members
for the years support.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15
Methodist Fund Campaigns
Planned for September %

An every member canvass of the
members OF the Methodist churches
of the city for the support of the
working program of the year which
begins after the conference at Brazil.
Sept u, has been planned that of
First church. Grace Trinity and
Stul 20 take place next sunday The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15

so dozen full fashioned
all silk Hose, in black. white
or brown. strictly FIRST quail
ity, our regular $3.50 value;
special, pair ..... S1.85
Ladies fine Mercerized
Hose in black or brown. reg
ular SOC quality; special, 35c
pair, or 3 pair for S1.OO
Ladies Bungalow Aprons
and House Dresses Of good
quality Bingham. Regular
$3.50 and $500 values:
special ...... $I.29
Children black Sateen
Bloomers. extra quality, all
sizes 4 to Is years; special.
Saturday .......... 48c
Infants SILK and Wool
Bonnets, new fall line just re-
ceived of fancy bonnets. FIX
ceptional values. specially
priced, Saturday, 79c, S1.OO
and ....-... $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15

Chamber OF Commerce luncheon
Monday noon. The possibilities for
fruit growing in ST Joseph county
VIII be discussed. as will the plans
for The corning exhibit OF the ST. J0-
seuh Coun s. Horticultural society.
Musical numbers viii be furnished
by tbe south Bend Conservatory OF
Music
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15

G0lena. 1880 w Fisher St, and
KembIe Bangor 7l3 S Scott ST.,
we're taken into custody. Sigi-y
will face charges of keeper.
Police Sergt benjamin Roberts
operating alone, made the arrests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15
TnMORROM ENDS III

Tomorrow night at $50 o'clock
marks the closing hour Of Els
Worth's so plus ! Anniversary sale.
rs stiu the Biggest Thing in
Town, The Ellsworth store. adv 25S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15
South Bend RecredtiOndI
Heads TO AHend Session

South Bend viii he represented at
the recreation congress at Atlantic
city. y. j.. oct. Q to Oct. u. by Col.
and Mrs. c. Seymour Bullock. d.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15
New Fall Skirts

AS you step out IN a new Fall Skirt, let it be
one of the many smart models than just
ordinary skirt. You will be delighted with
any Skirt you may select from this display, not
only as to its smartness but likewise the small
price you pay.
Special Saturday, pleated Skirts of pretty
all Wool striped materials at .... S4.95