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The Washington herald., 1922-10-15
Statesmen.

SAL ESNFT-OF GOOD CHARACTER To
represent large New York conCern doing
business In Washington: men meeting our
requirements ret So IN day expenses and
500 week MR. SIBLEY 200 Bond Build
ing. 14th New York ave. 423
The Washington herald., 1922-10-15
INSURANCE

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. BUR.
glsry insurance. LOUIS p. sHoEFAKER
14o7 n. Y. ave. nh. Main ll6s. Inquire
for HA Euieta -.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-15
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

FURNITURE
ALI. EISDS OF FURNITURE WANTED:
enough to furnish large NoardinE house:
bedroom. dining roon. parlor. misc. articIea
l1ease call Fr TO or FIR GOT NO1
The Washington herald., 1922-10-15
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

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EXPERIENCED HOTEL CLERK; HAS
been employed as night clerk. Y. N. @.
A. EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 1876 G st. nv.
zT2
MAN WANTS POSITION AS BOoKKEEP-
er, either whole or part time Apply
Y NJ @ A. EMPLOYMENT DEPT, i73s
st nv. 272
COOP ENGINEER DESIRES POSITION
with chsnce for advancement. Y N. @
I>NEI;WOuD. TANFOLD & RuUKKEEP-
- i'pi~'- ~t"u"CrapGsT. telephone switch
board operator & Law student desires sftu-
s0on, light or day: hotel club apartment
house and civil service experience. P o.
gox LAG, dS. sai
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
FOR SALE

North sixth - I'm River Park We
neered brick Eve rooms and bath hot
wafer heating system nice attic fuil
basement garage Get the price So
600 only S2.ooO cash and terms
Mshawaka Az. nice corner Tot. FIVE
rooms modern except furnace. hut
sufficient excavation Co install furnace
street improvements in and paid price
cut 90 $500 for quick sale.
Mishawaka. on sixth So. corner Rus
sell seven rooms four bedrooms three
closets modern. near new school build
ing close 90 car line. This Is one or our
best bargains 5000
jolly and smith. 49, s. Main. Phone
Lincoln $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
IT'S A FACT

IT'S A FACT
And everybody knows IT, Just to CON
vince Yourself 10 would pay YOU 10 in
vestigate the proposition.
"OAKwoOD MANOR"
Our new sub division. in the most ideal
and valuable Plat OF close in. vacant
property left in South Bend today.
This property offers the Home Seeker
an ideal location 10 live. where he can
enjoy the very best street car facilities
schools. churches and all that goes
% make life q pleasure The property
surrounding this wonderful plat of
ground is pracucally built up-why
Shouldn't OAKWOOD grow. and offer
Won wonderful Investment These
beautiful homesites are selling fast
now is the time 10 make an early sc
lection.
Take Lincoln Wsv W. car or drive out
Lincoln Way w 20 College OF Brook
held and go two blocks north
MEYERS LONG & HUTTON
SO Farmers Trust Bldg Main TH
Open evenings 10 o: sunday 10 u a. u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

FOR SALE-SACRIFICE; good farm
700 8cres. near SOCth Bend half cash
wlll take city property as part pay
menf immediate possession Call Main
1fgT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

FOR SALE. OAK FOREST,
DIME WAY
Nine room house windmill large
trees, with frontage &c lO0 feet on
Highway. running hack 20 ear line.
Price. $1,000. Possession az once
See Frank !. Anderson. Realtor
GtS Farmers Trust Bldg Lincoln
1888 Residence, Lincoln 1885.
HAVE YOC GOT thar $4,000 yetF II
You have. we have The home for you
strictly modern. Make a date 60 see
this place with
s. NJ ROBINSON X son
124 y. Main So. Second Floor
A MAN can never grow 20 his full stat
ure until he feels the sense 0f security
which fills his being when he becomes
the owner ot his home. The desire and
determination 90 own and sustain a
home such as those IN HARIER
HEIGHTS calls ont the reserve pow
crS Of man and hroadenS his vision
of life. and strengthens him for "A
greater service Louis O.. Palmer a
Co. ~ Union Trust Bldg Main 1853
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN PRICES
Lot go. Oakland Park Addition. Lo-
Gated on Glover ST, River Park
Lot %. O'Neil a Schwab Addition.
Located on Joseph ST. Mishawaka.
Lot 6;. Berger Farm Addition. L0-
Gated uu Prospect Or. Nishawaka
one house and lot at 2uI f. Tutt ST.
South Bend
For particulars see indiana Lumber
y Mfg. Co. H2 : Michigan ST.. South
Bend. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

Large 10rs 1oo feet frontage bv 6f1
long. nearly an timber Price
$50 On So. Frank Anderson.
Vallror. Gs;1 Farmers Trust Rlfc
0Trr Lincoln l}AN Residence
lincoln 1886
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
EIGHTY-ACRE FARM
WITH COW

Horses. poultry. vehicles implements,
feed collie dog included, on improved
road close village. city markets, .,
acres tillage. .O-cOw pasture orchard (.
room house furnace. cement base
ment barn. silo. poultry house. garage.
To close out $1,000 part cash. ID. T..
Crooeavra1f T1npka Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

Shore Property For sale SO
FOR SALF-Summer r0ff8ce On hich
blum overlooking Lake Michigan 1ia
miles from Benton Hdrhor. paved
road, Ideal summer home. Nine rooms
and hath. electricity. garage. . acres
ground well planted in fruits. S1Joo
Don Stephenson. g37 Riverside Drive.
South Bend. Ind.
SUMNER RESORT-Six room cottage on
Eagle Lake. nice lot. good location.
NOIGT & BRADFORD
L-5111 I-52Q9
e0l2 Citizens Bank Bldg
LAKE SHORE property summer cot
tages and lake shore lots farms and
farm land in central Minnesota. Good
farm land for So per acre Tell what
YOU want iu FIRST letter y. T.. B3kkcu.
ieuuot. Mimi
FOR SALE Attractive summer cottage
Eelvlderp tharlnvoiX Mich facing on
Pine and Round Lake Fully fur
nl>hed Box 40. Stock Yards station,
CINCINNATI %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
Wanted-ReaI Estate

HOUSE wanted Seven or eight rooms.
modern, boo northwest part of city from
owner. Will nay cash. Call L-Glj9
WANTED 10 buy a reasonably priced
house. Address Post Office Box No. ~
PLNMOt TIL PROPERTY
For sale or exchange. All modern
Residence ON Michigan ST. Double
garage Slate roofs. 4 fine home at "a
bargain.
GARN BROS. 60
So Farmers Trust EldC
Main 2e3l Res. Main 1890
LOT in Jackson addition for sale or will
exchange sor good used Ford Inquire
9i3 l4th ST. River Park.
HAVE PROSPECTS for property I'M
south part OF city. NJ YOU wish 10
sell would like 10 hear from YOU
Wesley Van Nalin. ga Farmers Trust.
TRADE YOUR HOUSE equity for farm
100 acres. level. cult old bldgs $500
Owner. Box 7o. Muskegon. Mich
SMALL FARM WANTED-If Won have
a l0wpriced farm for sale or exchange.
write me at once with fun description.
lowest price. etc. John II. Baker De
Queen, Ark
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
ALLMAN.s rARM BARGAlNs

only p nile from good village. neat
cement road 20 good market. mai' a,
door. telephone. spring water in house
free gas for SHIT and heat Good or
cl8-I n fruit IS acres in machine
worked helds - acres in brook water
eI posture and timber Good two story
seren- room house. painted aud pspered
in fine condition. cellar and p0rches
Dandy bank barn 56X50 Wagon and
chicken house and other buildings In
sured FOR s. zoo owner has other bust
ness. price s. 500. cash payment 81 800
Possession az once. Ask for folder.
o l. Altmsn Farm Agency, Franklin.
FenuEvivauia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

70TF CHANCE S0 acres house. b5Tn:
only $500 needed he Coudres. BLOOM
.nETIfs Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16
AUCTION-LEGALS
Auction Sales

AUCTION SALE-SmaH farm sold Ar
auction known rs Hoover farm. Tues
day. April IS 1922. sale commences
80 o'clock This farm of 81 acres
Eagle Point summer resort. north side
st. Joe river. between South Bend and
Elkhart. making au ideal home. Eight
room house. barn. fruit timber. fine
pasture farm owned by nom resident
Of state: will be sold to highest hid
der. on ferns that viii Doe attractive
Possession any time Must ho sold
" Sfanu "Alfa ~ Bin Aurfionper
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

FFn RIVER NAILEY fENpS
for sale Have wa good well i'm proved
forms 20 go Hnd fH acres for sale
Deal direct with cwuar F8uchd
shelly Minnesota
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-16

We have homes in every part Of city
and suburbs. best part Riverside DIT.
beautiful home every convenience
sleeping porch. garage $1,000: terms
Navarro Pl. stately residence. iu
rooms. two baths, maids rooms all
conveniences garage. shade and shrub
berry Si.3OOO. Terms.
Northwest. new bungalow. com
pletely modern pleasing arrangement
double garage; large lot; S5,oO0OO
Terms
Allen ST. six rooms: modern but
furnace $3.50. Terms Cleveland Az
seven rooms. modern S500O0O. Terms
We have three beautiful homes on
Hartcr Heights 100000 10 50. 500.Oo
Fast Side, six rooms. part modern,
$1,000. six rooms. modern, S4.6JO00
Five rooms. furnace. $3.50. Beautiful
bungalow. modern. Resale Park. six
rooms. fireplace l00.ft front, flowers
shrubs. trees. double garage 5000 90.
Terms.
River Park, seven rooms. modern.
sleeping porch. built four years 81
dn0.uo. Terms.
Beautiful home. Dixie Highway. mod
cru. six rooms. garage. $4,000.
Dixie Highway. n. acres. neat home
and barn. 100000 Terms.
Southeast, We have several new mod
ern bungalows; prices S5.o000O to s.
Southeast. part modern. six rooms
$4,000 Terms
See MS for roaming houses
WOrdeu Realty Co. MAS e3s
Farmers Trust Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
True Friends
BY NORA COLE SKINNER.

shell. Others too were struck and
We're left where they fell, but the
buddie of this American hoy, the
Canadian, lifted him on his shout
der, and crawling. falling. walking,
running, finally brought him back to
the American lines.
| have fogotten Their names, per-
haps you have too. but that doesn't
matter. What does mater though
is the knowledge that such senti-
ments exist today, that 1t IS a vi
brant vital force in this everyday
world of ours--and we take it as a
matter OF course.
Fortunate Is the man that has
friends. his life Is made happies. his
road Is made easier and lis days are
made longer. by reason of them.
Then here's toast to you my
friend:
May you live a thousand years!
And may live a thousand years 200,
less one day,
For i don't want to be here when
you have passed away"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
TOuChSfOneS of Succe SIS
From Touchstones of success' Copyright b.
Htr Publishing Company
FAITIIFULNESS, ENERGY, CHARACTER
by B. a. ECkmARr. Chlcago. IN.
Manufacturer.

AZ the age of 10, shortly after L graduated
from college sought employment with large
milling firm In Milwaukee. | was offered a
minor position which l was glad to accept.
My occupation was weighing wheat. / ap-
piled myself to the task with all the energy that
! possessed whenever II was necessary which
frequently happened, to stay at the mill after
closing hours to weigh the wheat which came
to the mill up to o'clock at night I was al
ways glad TO be there to weigh and take II In,
At the end OF three months | was promoted
from weighing wheat to the City Sales depart
ment at an increased salary. In the course of
about one year | was again promoted with in
creased pay and was sent to some Of the east
ern states as salesman. l was instructed TO
first go to Portland. Maine
arrived there one evening in June The fol-
lowing morning my anxiety to begin work led
me to appear at the office OF the first customer
upon whom l was to call about hour be-
fore the store opened for the day. ! waited
until the doors were opened and succeeded in
interesting the buyer in purchasing a large lot
Of flour. This acted as n spur and an encour-
followed the instruction OF the home office
and proceeded to canvass the territory, | had
been away for bout seven or eight weeks but
had not finished canvassng all Of the terri
tory when one day received a telegram from
the mill office calling me home The request
was great surprise and feared that | had
not been successful and proceeded home with
fear and trembling. / had, however, exceeded
the expectation OF my employer, for when /
returned | was informed that had sold all of
the mills products for several weeks ahead,
and was TO have vacation for few weeks,
and also my salary would again be increased
During my employment | never asked for an
increase In salary or for shorter hours, was
always happy In achieving results; never
required to be urged and always fearful that
| was not doing enough.
Naturally at the end of four or five years
was able to start In my own account and
then laid the foundation for the present ex-
tensve business of our milling company and en-
gagged I'm other enterprises which have beer
successfully carried on,
In all the public official positions that T have
held during the last 80 years, Il has been my
constant aim to asslduously apply myself to the
performance OF my official duties efficiently
and honestly, accomplishing the best results
In the interest OF the majority OF the people
that had the honor TO serve.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
JOHN FIELDS CLEARS ATMOSPHERIC.

Tho firm and final refusal Of John Fields
to permit the use Of his name in the gubcrna-
toral campaign goes very long way toward
clearing tho political atmosphere. However
much disappointment the Fields decision may
have brought TO rcpubllcans-and II was con-
sdcrnblo-it acted az an exhilarating tonic 10
democratic hopes
Democracy feared Fields this year There ls
not candidate In the field wearing the colors
ot tho bourbons but felt uneasy the posi-
blllty Of the Oklahoma city man entering the
race. Hls announcement brought renewed hope
and confidence into the camp OF every faction
OF democracy
And It IL equally true that the announcement
gave some Of the potential republican cnndl-
dates genuine cause for rejoicing. The ropub-
lican field Of opportunity is now wide open. II
is anybody's race. while Tho World believed
that Fields offered the greatest prospect OF re-
publican success, 1t does not by any means fol-
low that his refusal to run inevitably forecasts
democratic success
Much water can under the bridge be-
tween now and the first days OF next Novem-
ber; and much water will. II ls no easy or COM
Portable task democracy has before IT, First
there must be an amicable accommodation et-
rccted between tho warning clans then a simi-
lar accommodation between tho candidates and
the people.
Even the natural reaction from such n land
slide favored the republican ticket In the last
election cannot altogether dim tho prospect OF
republican success II there be genuine effort
made to courageously meet the opportunity pre-
sented the party by the sheer necessities of the
people,
Whether some OF the men already dis
cussed as the republican candidate win win
the nomination, or whether that prize will go
to dark horse as yet unknown. man may
say, hut Il can be said that republican state
ticket ably manned and miltantly presented
has an excellent chance OF being elected from
top TO bottom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
Oklahoma Outbursts
Hy OTIS LoHToS

OIL. ono Of the first harbingers Of spring is
II m rxtcmporaneous remarks from the
b'n'h Nhlch cause 80 many men to look lightly
upon the law.
Governor sproul Of Pennsylvania evidently
believes the United states senate ought to have
moro Pepper iu IT,
Another thing the matter with this country
~ lhht We have no compulsory n9o limit for
the retirement OF actors and actresses
Thore were fewer people than usual who
seems to indicate that 1921 was not a popular
year.
The girl on South Main. who s troubled with
corns' says she can't understand why 40 many
young men nowadays seem to prefer these toe
danCerH
The ordinarily modest Enid Events finds this
difference; The old fashioned girls showed In
diViduality, but the latter-day girls show most
everything else"
We also note that the makers OF calendars
again short change February And looking
back over the weather records we are in favor
OF chopping Off n few more days
IL has been the observation OF this colyum
that the people who make New Year resolutions
are usually those who would give most nny-
thlng FOR an abb when they get into trouble
There Is just this one thing to be said in
favor OF elocting Judges instead Of appointing
them for lfe; The elective Judge knows that
II ne pulls Off any funny stunts the voters re
going to turn his picture to the wall. while
many or the Judges appointed for life take II
as license to play the czar and perform any
Kind OF fool stunt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
THE INDUSTRIAL COURT IDEA.

The Industrial court idea persists. In giving
approval to such court in principle President
Harding has fixed issue that must be met.
There IN nothing radical or alarming or rovolu-
tlonary in the idea OF creating court for the
adjudication Of Industrial disputes. Quite the
opposite is true
The burden is on tho opposition to the In
dustral court to show in logical. convincing
manner why such disputes should not be peace
ably and orderly adjudcated just as other dis
putes between interests and citizens are 1t is
not prove that while In the second instance the
cisons would not he precisely Just In all In
stances because In the first instance they can
not prove that while In the second instance the
objection might be admitted without In the
slightest disturbing the force OF the support
ing argument, since no form OF human decision
s always just
The fact would stn remain that an orderly
tribunal would he far more Just and equitable
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
lust Folks

LIFE.
This Is life' a time OF laughter,
Now and then a tear,
Glorious days 70 follow after
Through another year;
Something gained, and something given,
just TO show the way we've strlveu.
This Is life; a hit Of frettIng
Darkening the day,
Sometimes losing, sometimes getting,
Thus We 20 our way;
And the guides by which men find us
Are the Joys we leave behind us
Tha Is lifc' a time ~ sorrow,
Dread and fear ana doubt,
Faith, from which all men may borrow,
strength to brave IL out;
But the greatest OF our glory
Shines throughout anothcr's story.
This Is life; a strive for riches
Fame and yellow gold,
And nuhler splendor which Is
by our fellows told;
This the test Of all our lahOrs
Have they made us kindly neighbors?
This Is llfe' goal pursuing
Rain and skies Of blue
Something Tor another doing
Friends to do for you;
lie Is rich whose toiling ends
Loved and honored By his friends
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13

Credit is given Commissioner Steiner for se
curing the necessary official action whereby
Peoria avenue Ia to be Immediately paved to a
connection with the hord-surfaced road south
to jerks and the hard surfaced road north TO
6katook,
This is a constructive achievement Of decided
moment Both the south ana the north road
has been reached with the greatest difficulty
because Of ugly and, at times almost impossible
gaps There was the usual conflict Of author.
ity between the city and county A little nor
sistent ana diplomatic effort alone was required
to overcome this It IL fortunate for Tulsa
that an agreement has been reached whereby
this splendid road running north and south
through the county finds . clear paved u,av
through the city
Inevitably this thoroughfare viii become n
favorite drive. for 1t has the greatest connected
mileage OF any hard rd-surfaced drive I'm the
county. In addition to that 1t possesses fea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
THE LIMITED AUTHORITY or GOVERN.
MENT

on various occasions. in discussing the fu-
tllity OF existing governments to arrive by me-
gotiations at an agreement that viii guarantee
lasting peace, The World has called attention
TO the comparative narrow authority any gov
eminent possesses IN such matter.
Directly In point Is the case OF China whero
a rebellion against the Peking government has
broken out because that government acceded
TO foreign commitments which the nation Itself
was not prepared TO accept What the Chinese
rebellion win amount to and whether 1t was
craftily connivod at by Japanese intrigucrs. re-
mains 20 be seen In any event the incident
should be an object lesson to international
statesmen.
The peace OF the world Is after all not
nearly 80 dependent on what existing govern
mcnts may say or agree to among themselves
as II Is on the attitude of existing governments
In their relation to thnlr own people and their
peoples recognized ambitions and oharecteris-
ties Government In no instance that we know
OF, not even excepting Japan. Is a thing apart
from the people; It is the people themselves
And no government will long endure which dis
regards the impeng force of national needs
and educational characteristics
It cannot be said that a rebellion il OF no
concern TO other governments. In theory It is
not But matter OF fact It may very dl-
rectly concern every government at all inter
ested In the Pacific and the general tranquility
Of the world, II It Ia seized ON as a pretoxt by
Japan to mako sim further inroads on Chinese
sovereignty It may In time come 20 stand as
the spark which initiated another international
confagration.
II does constitute danger which all OF the
rules and principles involved IN the league had
they been given the greatest possible vitality.
were incapable OF meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-13
1IIr car or on TiuE BAG.

Muskogoo ana Oklahoma Ciy arc exchanging
fluctuations Of rather acrimonious ana personal
nature over the location OF the soldier hospital a.
Muskogec. President pcttoc OF the oklahoma
city chamber OF commerce gave out statement
in which ho declared the institution had not been
lccatod on merit. but through political skull
duggery and asserted that Horace Hasan, tho
Tulsa member Of tho locating board. was APP
pointed to the locating committee by the senate
only after he had pledged himself to vote FOR
Oklahoma city.
Muskogce papers come right pack at Pettoe
calling attention to his charge Of undue polltl-
cal influence IN the interest OF MuskoRco In
view OF HIS claim that Ingan had been commit
tod TO Oklahoma City before a single site had
been offered or the merits OF any other bropo-
sltons considered.
Candor compols the admission that Pcttoo
and oklahoma city have put themselves In
bad Hight by even urging that Iagan had been
pledged to Oklahoma city. As matter Of fact.
however, the controversy sQclns TO do fagan
an injustice, Rumors have constantly circu-
lated that the Tulsa member was pledged to
oklahoma city before he given tho APP
pontmcnt. but these were always denied by the
gentleman himself. And the event Hagan
voting with Victor to give the institution to
Muskogee-must be accepted as proof that ~
he was pledged the pledge didn't take.
What appears TO be the accurate explanation
at any rate It is plausbe-ls that certain
members OF tho senate did pledge Hagan to
oklahoma City without HIS consent. a pledge
that he very properly considered himself under
no obligation to redeem, We think this is
probably tho correct explanation because II is
the usual Oklahoma City practice