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South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29

was spent with games and music,
after which a two-course luncheon
was served.
The Portage Chapel Economic
club met at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph shaffer, Chapel rd.,
Friday evening. Nov. %. the occas-
ion being their annual family night.
supper was served TO about 125
guests The principal feature OF the
evenings entertainment was a
splendid concert given by the River
Park band, which was appreciated
by all present. other features OF
the evening were recitations. songs
and monologues given by club
members.
Mrs. J. NJ. studebaker, III. en-
tertained az luncheon at 1880 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon as a courtesy 10
Mrs. J. Albert Stephenson. The table
was unusually lovely with It's gold
centerpiece in which were arranged
pom pons OF gold and bronze,
Bronze tapers IN gold candle sticks
completed the charming effect
Places were laid for Mrs. Stephen
son, Mrs. Hugh Woolverton. Mrs
Henry Harper, Mrs. Geotye stephen
son. Mrs Leroy Clauer. Mrs. Jack
Young. Miss MaUde Weber, Miss
Marjorie Sweet, Miss Josephine
Ahara. Miss Madelon Shidler and
Miss Elolse Kaufer. The afternoon
was spent at the bridge tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gutsteln,
1415 w. Washington avr entertain
ed % guests Sunday evening IN
honor of the 10th birthday of their
daughter, Ruth. A buffet supper
was served following games and
contests, the favors being won by
Annette Frank, Ruth Stein and
! Thelma Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Ross. 519 +.
Madison ST., announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Rose Ross
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29
Rochester Doctor Achieves
Remarkable Success With
New Prescription for Piles

POSITORIES can be obtained fog q
moderate price at any frst-class drug
store on the money back II dissatls-
fed plan.
You'll be amazed 10 see how quick
ly il acts. Blessed relief often comes
in an hour; even in cases OF long
standing with profuse bleeding. real
~ wonderful results have been ac-
complished.
Remember the name. MOANA
SCPPOSITORfES. and be sure 20 fol
low the simple directions that come
in each box.
Special Note-Out Of town suffer
ers: so cents mailed 20 Mecca Medi-
cinal Products Co. az Rochester, y.
Y, will bring box by Parcel Post
and guaranteed.
You are sure 20 get it az Frumas
Quality Drug stores. South Bend,
ETkhart and Mishawaka.-Adv.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29

Rochester. y. Y. For years 1t has
been known that many so-called
remedies for the relief or cure OF
Hemorrhoids or Piles were simply
paHiatives and gave only temporary
relief while surgical operations often
adopted as a last resort never re-
moved the cause but simply the for
nation.
IL has remained for a we'll known
doctor OF this city TO find the real
reMedy. Years of patient. pains
taking effort on his part has resulted
in a prescription that will actually
heal piles and absorb them never 20
return.
No man or woman need suffer an
other hour from any pain, soreness
or distress arising from Hemorrhoids
or Piles now that this wonderful pre-
scription known as MOAVA SUP
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29
APRON.

4193 Blue and white check ging-
ham with rick rack braid for trim
ming is here illustrated. Crepe with
a finish in colored yarn would be
nice, as would also be percale or
sateen with binding in a contrasting
color.
The Pattern Is cut in Sizes:
Small. 1886; Medium, 3S-4O; Large,
42-44; Extra Large. 46-48 inches
bust measure. 4 Medium size re-
quire5 41-2 yards Of SO inch ma
teTial.
Pattern mailed to any address on
receipt of 12c In silver or stamps.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29

aches. dizziness. pain in the heart
and many obscure nervous disorders.
The severe heart attacks. known as
angina peCtoris." are frequently
due 10 this condition.
When YOU know there are so
many diseases the result of rapid or
improper living, IL should give
warning against the excesses 50
fatal 10 future happiness. Overwork.
overworry, overeat!ng-these are the
evils we should avoid. Tempers nee
n all things should govern every &C
tion
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29
AglUosaIgSaQleE!ls:s g q! 6. q !! ]. MS

The Studebaker Saxophone Sex
tette Will render several selections
at Epworth Memorial NJ. L. church,
corner OF oliver and Lincolnway w,
this evening at 1880 o'clock. Rev.
Elmer Ward Cole OF the First
Christian church will be the speaker
OF the evening after which a social
hour of games will be held in the
church parlors and refreshments
will be served. Everyone is invited
TO attend.
The meeting OF the Art depart
ment of the South Bend Woman's
club 10 be held Dec. 1 has been
postponed until Jan. 3, when the
two meetings will be held
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29

undertaken IL ar an. after mature
deliberation.
Those who's. birthday IL j. may
have year Of conaictlng experi-
ences. While there Is promise. OK
increase and gain i'm business. yci
certain dangers may beset the way.
and also the hoal-h may prove a
mat or OF anxiety. Make changes
cautiously a child born on this
dav. although energetic sd skilfull.
may possess a highly-sensitive AMI
imprcssionable nature. which may
initiate against its worldly success
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE.

am q girl of IS, and am IN love
with a young man Of 2S. l went
with him four months ago. and was
engaged 10 him. He fell in love with
another girl, and finally stopped
going with me. He has taken hts
ring from me.
Now this girl has stopped going
with him, and he wants me to for
give him and mary him.
I told him If he would leave here
and go 10 work l would -ssarry him
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29
Revelations GA Vile eqeAA5PSTsso5x APTs5

side the kitchen door, and know
ing the need for speed-had man
aged to prepare the coffee, and yet
lost no word Of the conversation.
Nearly DONE" i replied.
Good girl" she commended.
"Now I'll help you rustic those
sandwiches while DR.. Petit gets Mr..
Chester comfortably parked in the
library"
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29
Tomorrow's
HOROSCOPE
By Genepieps Kembls
THURSDAY. NOV. 80.

This promises TO be a lively ana
interesting day according to the
planetary operations. with Sol in
fortunate aspect, and Jupiter lending
pTopitious astral assistance 10
heighten the spirit Of the day OK
Thanksgiving. Jupiter stirs the re-
ligiOus potencies and the lunar trine
10 Neptune bears rule over the deep
er spiritual emotions. Nevertheless
there may be need Of careful atten-
ton 10 the health which may be
menaced. There is a prospect OF
change or travel. but this should be
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29

as soon as he got settled. SO he
went away today Have done
right. Blonde VI.
blonde N: II you really love
the young man YOU have done right,
my dear. But make him prove HIM
self constant before you marry him.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29

and Charles Gardiner. which took
place Saturday. Nov. IS. at Los An
geles. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner viii
make their home at 2927 Francis St.
Los Angeles.
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29
sPECIAL REDUCTION SALE

Friday ard Saturday on Coats,
Suits and Dresses Fur-trimmed
suits at one-third off. Coats at
special reduced prices. Dresses at
special reduced Irices. Fur Coats
at special reduced prices. See win
dow display.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
Adv.-333-334
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29

Miss Florence d. Ruff whose mar
r!age 10 Miller c. Wilson Of South
Bend viii take place next month.
was pleasantly surprised Saturday
evening az her country home near
Bremen. by the Union Grange No
2249 OF which she is q member. The
surprise was in the nature OF a
miscellaneous shower. and forty FIVE
guests were present. The evening
South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29

The Tabitha Girls club OF the
lions Evangelical church gave a
Hard Time Party at The Parish
school house. Monday evening. The
time was spent with contests and
games, the favCrs for the best cos
tune. being given to Miss IrrSa
Christman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
Mexican Railways
Ito Establish Through
Connection With u. S.

.uOUsTON TcS Arril IA
uucl lndfas, chairman ct tho
Cutiso board, and b Valdez
sht agent 90. the National Rall-
% NoNlco will meet a.
f0uffun Thursday with rrprescu-
vUs ~ American railroads mas
border connections to ar
ngs the re-estnbiiHhlng Il
Ef0uEh biz of ladinEs privilege
i tween the United States and
Nicau points
EThIs announcements was made
~ night D. George " Alcman.
<nrdal agent ana purchasing agent
III "a, National Railways g MEX
with Offices in Houston. Traf-
officials joining In tho confer
viii work out a plan u re-
fInr privileges existing durinH
administration Of ljiaz
that time all freight has
% rc-hiiicd at border points. en-
bins cor siderable delay and eN-
expense
%, matter OF further rohabIi-
uu uf Mexican railways prob
viii not De discussed by Of
als on this visit, Tho govern
ut u b. known however IL VI
Xit Interested IN building up tho
49, and b. spending millions in
i work The work will con-
VI ua q is announced. until Mes
u railways are ON % u with
b. uf any other country II BEL
lmpd they urc appruuching this
II i rHpidlN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

pounds of wool ha,inw na 81 iu
and out of To- waits The building
once was blown down hy IL heavy
Wind storm In the early days when
winds blow harder IN Albuquerque
than they DO now
Later Mr. Keiohcr went into th"
lelthe business which he aud his
son. Thomas D. k.leher o.. now
uprlte The now building o. 20 DE
N story and 100 by 20 feet the
famr size NJ the present flame
structure
Temporary walls are to b. put
up just inside the utoscn. walt
before the huiidiur of the hrlct
wallis VIII ls started The work
BE- 600 Doe done SEQ the krlehors viii
hs able 90 continue business lI
their b esent location as the work
progresses.
Adjoining tho now Nelchcr
building to the enat Melton
chavez o. 10 erect a ono story
brick building 81 tho snno sizo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
SPORT NEWS
PITCHERS DISPLAY
GOOD FORM IN
OPENING GAMES
Major League Teams
Get Under Way; Gil
ants, Yanks, Lose

NEw FORK April i3-opon-
Ink lme Of m.Ior leagues
scuson were marked yesterday In
mo Instances by The work OF the
men m the pitchers mound.
Dutch Reuther Of Brooklyn. en-
faged Artle Nehf q the CLANS IN
O tussle Ut the Polo rrounda
Dutch" permitted only occasional
.rslcs. inl won 8 to I.
Urban shucEsr of fhe Browna
ANA lrhau FHhcr uf tho white Sos
lfHd nm ~lutyrrstinu ruufpHt Iu tho
windy city. Fahpr allowed only
three hitr. huf issued % trio 81
p1F4s. two 81 which hl0sromtd into
runs and defeat. shocker was
touched Coz nine scattered wailops
s. Louis won ? 20 q.
Shordei ace of the Cardinals
was opposed Go Cooper. Che Pirates
star iu 81 Louis Sherdtl was Of
fectity; Cooper was not and St
LCiis won 20 90 l..
Grover Cleveland Alexander
hurled the Cubs TO an easy victory
over the Cincinnati Rods. the vet
trnu m~CUndemuu. quinn lost 10
Clpg decision for tlt it"t @
aghinrt philadelphia g eco through
errors and the hespeetHrlti IUo
Meadows turned 900 re- four lI rIu
Tor tht philiIr- against the Braves
winning 90 J.
over IN Whshiurtuu Npggidre
turned back his former Yankee
team mates hy virtue ~ 'bc Scul.
tors walluping of Iourf Offerings
ana won @ 30 2 rria Speaker. In
dlnus started oft loo th. nt-t dili-
tom when Morton uutuuUhul Olson
and uirhsir Of 1y tlhh uu' Ind
won go
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
Sport Briefs

AZ Tniru Captain bob Roper Of
Chlcnro won The references decision
over Cam Morrir. snlpulpn ia the
I'M d round 81 a scheduled ~
round bout when Roper claim Of
q iIul wls upuuid.
Al fuunNn Allan tiist Ice. kan
suH hcnNyweIght wrestling cham
nlnu won twu straight fails from
jafr.nn Guhur. - ludih cham
nion 'iiff Bluckley claimant 81
the OHIO heavyweight champion
hin defeated John Ornndavica.
Dulmatian championship claimant
Iu same order.
A. seattlo-Bobhy Mickeis. New
York lightweight Knocked out Jou
Inrrahan Seattle. In third round
ol fnur-Tuund event. Young Gar
a'uu Boise. Idaho. given decision
v Boy McCaritl. w~oiterwoIght.
BrVmertun. Washington
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
"Y" Drive Workers
To Hold Next Noon
Luncheon on Monday

The worker In tho Y. u e.
4 drive FOR $4,000 whlIh .tHrind
yesterday. viii not hold % work
nr.' luncheon untN Monday noon
Tho decision mot To- hold dinner
ln-t nisht ns scheduled wa= made
yesterday ar BE- is believed that
many worker are Hhlp Geo attend
noon lunohspuf who sf, moi able
200 o., present Hf evening dinners.
The "a ito however continued toe
I.y and VIII su forward steadily
reEurii.sa thHt mo- reports viii ue
available untl Monday noon
The teums headed hN Major
Allen Bruce are at present ahead
81 those of Major Sidney We'll
but the lHttpy rays that one hts
tclms got started they Will sur-
pass those ~ bis opposing major.
Several large Rifts. hdwryc Dc ls
said have been promised
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
American Legion
Commander Against
A Navy Reduction

iNDtANAi4aAs April i3+Tbe
urnpt cd reduction OF The navy uy
cougrcs. Us disastrous and n threat
10 national HufetyF Hnuford Mac
nidur national commander OF the
American Legion said in q t"le-
rrnm fu Presidcnt iiartinF to-day
plelgiuu the support nf h3t nrgln+
irut.on Go the president iu Dbl. fght
JOY nn adequate navy
Influence ln congress are Trying
to mako the United States a. second
rate naval power. Mr. Macnider
said The telegram which tno M
tionul commander dispatched 10
the president said
Tho safety % our whole coun-
irf depends first Of 600 upon the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

navy. o. Is our lifst line NJ nahdh1
defeuEc. 10. tbpf Of rar and rspsfv
be Hens rendy a. an im~prefdatlo
bulk Behind witch comrigfti pa
tionai mobilization RAJ be Effected
Never ugnin eAn we hone 70 pre-
pare behind the fleet of auofk-r
nation a. We did 10 the Worid Gar.
Thar officers and men must be-
trained for war ~ lime Of peace
was shown IN the late war when
W. spent the first year Of our par
tiripaflon ~ expanding and train-
inR our navy for action servico.
The sense 81 false security ensl|
Eontren uV unnamed ships vault
De- fatal In unic of stress u
American Legion iH squarely be-
HIND the administration la itH stand
and b.lieves mat when tho country
~ large awAkens 20 the maEnisude
ID this thrcai at "a national safety
~ will make itself heard IN Ian
luasr unmiataEablc." the Telegram
said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

Ravens pair for lfo and rsc tho
eamc most Yrnr after year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
OF SHIRTS
AT THE NEW PRICES

BY new" prices We mean the 1922 shirt prices in
Rosenwald's Mems Shop. You do not hnd such
prices on good mems shirts elsewhere. For in
stance, we are showing Just now hundreds of new
shirts in half a dozen lots, priced for a choice, from
$l.0O to $500. $3.50. $500, $3.50 and $500,
and every shirt in each lot cheerfully challenges
and defes competition at its price-as an unequal
led shirt value.
Quantity buying, careful buying, experienced buy
ing has done the trick in our shirt department.
It's a complete new stock; not a hangover in the
whole stock, and it affords positively the best and
biggest line and opportunity for selection in town,
Come and see for yourself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

Tho ,osf ~ ths two tuIidlnes tu
H, erected viii approximate $40
900.
Previous To- the erection ~ the
LulldIue on tHp Tot owned nr Mr
hutcs the small ffuute shoe sHup
VIII have 10 be- torn down Mr
i'hlte1 aid today that he had
given che contr.ef for ine building
Go wallace HusSeldrn and had au-
thuiizod him tu begin w0k az bic
earliest convenience
E s.. GsrfiE haa rho contract
fur ths Neleher structure
tftr engineer Drank kImiaIl
reHtD .dHy arUutyil 70 frrfu|f fsr un
Ilohe huu OF p21 South Second
street tu q H TnuI
Tue work g. the Margaret Med
ier hulidinr on West Cold avenue
announced yesterday. hoe hern LET
90 g. w. Wiurfeid. contractor
Ravens pair for lfo and pee th'
Hnmf nest frnr after wear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
Lewis TO Defend
Wrestling Title
Against Caddock

WICHITA. Kaa. Aprl 10 "a
Stranger Lewis worlds heavy
wr,ght wrc.illnF champion VIII
defend hls utln against Earl end
dock. former champion here to-
night. Lewis won tho champion
hip from Stanisinu IhyszkO here
riN weeks ago
The match will he to "a finish.
two fails Ia three tor a purse Of
$50. 900. cndduck ana Lewis have
mot four times. both winning
tfVicr Lewis weighing geo
pounds viii have a thi.ty-pound
advantage over the challenger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
|TY TO ACCEPT
RESIGNATION OF
MANAGER JUNE |
Preparations to Call 60.
Bids On Paving Pro-
gram Made

Probability Of any immediate
use cleaning al the city hall war
lashed last night when the city
|mmission decided not TO accept
fy Manager James s. Glnddlng e
signation before iuuc l.
necision 20 accept tho city man
yer's resignation on thHt date
ne when CITY Commissioner
Ihumas Hughes made the motion
hich was seconded by Commits
oner W. Il. Walton. As the mir
B o. othcr heads 81 departments
the city government are made
the city manager a. Dr. not uSc-
that there Will %" any changes
Il Fore Iunr T. city Manager
adding announced that hc had
ot accepted the . IGNITION Of the
s. attorney hecuuse he believed
services were needed on sew
~ problems the city has started
Upon taking up the second
Get program. Uon Rankin an
|ounccd that the propc-ty owners
etwsen Tli.rHs avenue ana Ncw
urk avenue dssircd u fO-fuot
rect this meaning that trees in
|hese blocks viii hav" 20 be cut
'own
The motion asklng city At.or-
Rf! VIII A. kplenpr 10 prepare tho
ritnnncp setting the date for re-
ewing bids Tor The paving 90 the
from TlIotus gg.nue 100
Mountain uId wtf maIr hy com
inuur llurhca and uA nd So
ihuurh there wl- NO action taken
q ~ than fle uuthuYtxIuE OF Ihr
e WING col h.dt the cry manager
commended that thu nvc-inch
cfeie base paving hH placed on
Pho street as Gar 49, Now York ave
nu aud thut The street from There
M Dee made oulf a2 feet wide
'hH' ih" tuur-IuDh concrete
Do. Us'I hrttsfHu sew No.k
aro and Mountain road.
commissioner UUtht motion
o. 10 riuin that tho city Eleo-
'n company would have fu nay
'ar Co., own paving in tine street
200 track The company had pre-
YHusly asked that this phr, uf tho
HaNing be ussc ed against tho
property owners also.
Some uf tn. pronsrts owners iu
700 thlIi ward p"tItioucd the come
miasiuu 200 oluf. IA. nooquln be-
N"en slower AMI iinEoliiup ave.
UIr and between ThI.d and
Fourth streets. ami ma ln tho
uuund Commissioner CIydo
nngloG ami Hughes we're named
s a committee 10 make "a survey
= IN" situation iu company with
ne rty manager, and report ut
Dee next meeting
Al Hoo Ia. .#.H..-H go. a..
r1eat Tor taking Highland Ilasr
nj thc johnson tract owned hy
he n hpol hoard otto the yitg uua
u another cffu made Co Boz
urf the name. ~ au property
wns Ia Highland Place on ,he
etftlon
Th' commissioner ar, tee meet
special -cf-iuu on Tu, sday at.
frnpon az Q o'clock Co discuss the
ndEci and al-o Co discuss posi-.
aiitie- for 90 city manigcr To- take
Dc uluoe 81 AR GluddlnE
Tho commissioner lssf night
20 authorized the laying of wu-
.r mains ON Silver aNruu, b,.
facoU Third and mn %stre,is.
Acilon on two proposed health
a lirunces was deferred until Or.
p & West, health officer. could
appear hvtur" the commission.
one ordinance provided that ram
ungr sales could not Dee held with
uut "a permit and th, other was
proposed 90 prevent the over
-uwding Of tenement houses
\ letter from ~. Z. Hinir Of the
lre ndorwrite D. prniauE the
1 re q partmcnt FOR it, efficient
0rk was filed The letter said
7hfsp boys cannot be- beaten
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
'wo Nephews Sue
To Break Will of
Millionaire Aunt

FRANCISCO. April n
|fitu fo break the win 90 Me-
sah,th A iiiKlor owner Of Tn
island In the SBcrn mcutu river.
a dled ln March $3.50. and lru.
estate valued nt LEGO, UuN wa
|rtpd here today ~ two uonhcwF
NJ Blxlcr OF Grass valley 500
"a ~ niNier of baltimore, and
Or Grand nierrf
H. tine contest the nephcws aud
Il nd ~ Gees charged TINT samuel
#Hamiiton manager oi the Blk
Il estate. ONerted an undue and
u noflc inflpence over Mrs HiV-
aud obtained a third Of the
ate. Nnnp at the contestants
al named In the viii.
RUrf HiNlcr was the widow Of
Al BiNilr pioneer attorney ~
L. Francisco who acquired vast
|Hngs IN tho delta lands ~ the
H. Juaduin and Sacramento rivers
You will find IL In our CLASH.
"a Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
CONTRACTS ARE: LET
FOR TWO CENTRAL.
AVENUE BUILDINGS

THO frame building at tos West
Cuutral avenue. occupied by the
keiehof Leather company, one ~
the old landmarks OF the city 90
10 he replaced with "a mode n
brick structure
TIL building was built 10y
Thomas T. Kelohor moro than 40
years ago ana was first used a. a
warehouse for wool. millions uf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
MAXIMUM STYLE and SERVICE
IN THIS $3.50 SHOE

If you are looking for comfort; if you are look
ing for style; if you are looking for long, stall
wart service just step into the Mems Shop and
ask to be shown the Rosenwald Special Shoe
for men at $50. It's a real shoe value. with
comfort, style, service, all built right into it as
you will see when it in your hand. and as you
will feel when it is on your foot.
wald Special $3.50 winner in a brogue and
also a very popular semi-brogue. Either one
is excellent style. The same good quality is
built into both.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

4 real system ~ punctuation
was first Introduced In usintcd
books ly Venetian book publishers
.u the sixteenth century
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
CONGMIs,MNN MNINeON nIIe

NEW BERN. y o.. April la
Representative : ". Crimson. OF
the third conEgcsfIouai district OF
North Carolina. dlcd 100 o. Now
Bern hospital early TODAY.
The Monett times., 1922-04-14
]. o. BROWN PASSES AWAY AT
ELLSWORTH, KANSAS

]. o. Brown, of Ellsworth, Kansas,
son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Ring
of Monett, and brother to H. H..
Brown of Springfield, Kansas superin-
tendent of the Northern division of
the Frisco, passed away at his home
at 10 o'clock Friday evening, April z,
from complication of diseases. A
short time ago he underwent an oper-
alton at the Mayo Brothers hospital
at Rochester, Mimi, and physicians
advised another operation to save his
life, but he was too weak to stand it
and was brought home. He was a
widely known resident of Ellsworth
and was known by many people in
Monet.
After receiving a message telling
of his death, Mrs. Ring departed Sat-
urday morning for Ellsworth to at
tend the funeral. Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Brown left Springfield Saturday night
to be present at the funeral.
The Monett times., 1922-04-14
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Light housekeeping
rooms at 300 Sixth street. 38tf
FOR RENT: 8 modern rooms for
light housekeeping, close in, good To-
cation, now vacant. Inquire Times
office. Stiff
FOR RENT: Sleeping rooms at
100 Broadway, DR.. Poole. S3tf
FOR RENT: Room in First Ma
tional Bank Building. Inquire at
Bank. Tiff
FOR RENT Office room opposite
Broadway Hotel. Apply to Pat
Martin. Stiff
FOR RENT: One large sleeping
room on first floor. Southwest ex-
posure. 305 Second street. 32tf