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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
ENROLMENT FOR
NIGHT SCHOOL TO
CLOSE TUESDAY
Fourteen Courses Offered and
Seven Others COntem-
plated Here.

large number Of students enroll
ed In the Mishawaka night school,
last Thursday, and a greater num-
Der is expected on the first regular
night, Tuesday evening, Oct. 9.
a number of interesting courses
have been organized, including
AmericanizatioR English. shorthand
and tipping. bookkeeping. cabinet
making, wood turning. cooking, sew
ing, millinery, mechanical drawing
machine shop practice. printing and
art. Other courses may be included
II sufficient applicants are received
to warrant starting classes. The
courses contemplated are, French
radio, telegraphy advertising ad-
vanced English correspondence and
chorus singing.
In addition 10 the usual credits
Issued by the high school awards will
be given for work along similar lines
in the local plants where the pupil
is employed. Plans are also being
made for commencement exercises
ct the end OF the spring term. Pupils
who are not able TO complete their
courses but who attend 1880 of their
classes will be granted a diploma
Beginning with the first classes,
Tuesday evening, Oct 8. at 7:15
O'Clock, the first term Will continue
until Dec. q. The second term will
take up Jan. 4. and the night school
term will end March %. On this
night, the commencement exercises
viii be held and the diplomas will
be distributed.
In order TO accommodate additional
pupils in the printing shop, a new
press is being installed This depart
ment furnishes excellent instruction
for those inclined to follow the
printing game, as all the work on the
'Alltold' is done in this plant, ex-
cepting the cuts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
THE MAN IN THE STREET

ircome tax returns. Would that
compel the newspapers to reveal
an the gold they received from the
late Lord Northclime?
Just 1871 years ago. the Roman
poet Virgil, died. People are still
naming boys for him but only The
Nan in the Street pauses 20 note
the anniversary Of his death, and
this is due entirely TO the t~oubIe
we use 20 have in tra nslat!ng the
Aeneid.
The tariff bin doesn't open one
market for American products any
where in the word. Wonder what
Cong Hickey thinks Of a.?
That Kipllng interview sensation
seems 20 have settled down int0
this state Of facts. Kipung didn't
say e., but thought Do, and Mrs.
Sheridan Is a miud-reader.
we are find ag as the year ad-
vances that our yearning for a
sIowst o-m. which reached It's greay-
est Intensity early in September, is
steadily waning.
Anyway whatever fashion
achieves in enforcing its long SKIRT
decree. we won't have 10 guess any
more. and our memories vii operate
every time we meet girls on the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

on this bright October morn just
Keep this .u miud- WnereasI
resolution. plniug with pride or view
ms with alarm can't straish.en out
frr solitary kLUk fOr Individual or
ration The Only remedy IS nlL'ins
taf aall and keep4n8 eteFiaatlnly az
81.
- dancer Tor aNn4le' - she can
cance VAIN her shoulder plade oroN-
On II she had merely broken her
ieg she could nave gone i.gn- on.
The Atlantic City beauties would
af9rn IlsnaWaka. but nor dazzle u.s.
North Carolina 5ill holds on 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

surely understands that the in
evitable is not far off. She nigh. as
welt get ready for the new and
thrilling industry of moonshining.
Another thing that proves the
deep loyalty and affection of our
friends is, they never sOlici. US TO
Iun for an office.
w. G. Baird admires the fall hat
we had dyed. SO much. that when
next summer arrives we intend TO
make Bill a birthday present of il,
provided he drives US home to lunch
everyday merely as a quid pro quo.
Apparently man wants &c put II
over or his neighbor jus. as he did
IN the remote periods of history.
and we are not sure that he will not
be at the same task 10000 years
hence. And there will always be
folks osstreperous enough to resist
il.
In view eff all that me people of
this country have said about Ger
man atrocities in the big war. IL is
rather censiderate of the Germans
not to throw that Herrin affair up
% US.
The flying pay OF an aviator in
the navy is S3O0 a month, but We
doubt if an aviator's pay can fly
"a nv . st
Just 1866 years ago Hon. Marcus
T. Cicero delivered his last philip
pic a against Antony. for in the fol-
lowing year Antony's soldiers got
his goat, but jus. thirteen years lat
er TO a day Octavius cornered An
tony at Actium and put the finishing
touches TO mis- career. Democracy
was full Of excitement in them good
old days.
1t is said the world war added
10000 words to he English Ian
gUage. and yet there are not enough
of them to accommodate all the jab-
herring that the people are doing.
\ writer in a republican news
paper says the democratic party en-
bIem, the sacred jackass, denotes
stupidity. IL doesn't. 1t denotes
patience. a love of harmony and an
Unsuitable longing for oats.
A LaPOrte paper reports the dis
cCvery OF a red and black snake In
( the vicinity of the city Blu. we be-
| l.eve prohibition will ultimately be
enforced there.
Bandmaster SoUsa would license
every man who drinks. The punsters
can take this: Go on with it. SOusa
| proposes for the government to soak
, he Souse, etc.
Anyway, Mishawaka has passed
| the million building mark fer the
/ year so far and some to spare, and
/ a. Judgment Day doesn't Overtake
her she Will make it three million
/ next year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
BANKER BUYS LOTS
ON EDCEWATER DR..

Fred \. Smith. managing ofticer
OF the First National and First Trust
&, Savings Banks. has purchased a
lot and half on Edgewater DIR. on
which ne will build a home next
spring. The site is near the east
end Of the drive a short distance
from the turn on the roadway. The
lots have a frontage Of rs It. and
depth Of 12O IT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Local Man Married at
CaSSOpOliS Yesterday

and Miss Alga Phillips OF Columbia
City. Ind. were married yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock by Rev. "
II. Petit Of the First Baptist church
Cassopolis. Mich. where the ceremo-
ny took place. They were attended
by Miss Fannie Falkenburg and
Harry Light The gr. om is em-
ployed at Clark's laundry. this CITY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

Manhattan Coal. long burning. no
SCOT, no clinkers, coal that satlfies
sold only at Castleman's New Coal
Yard. Phone MisR. 1959.-Adv. f.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

found. and proved 10 be a 80 caIibre.
pistol bullet An investigation OF the
ever. and the only damage reported
was a broken window pane.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
NATIONAL GUARD NOTICE

Company o. payroll VIII be sign
ed by all members Monday, Oct. Is
not later than p. m.
CAPT. c. B. HA RTWICK
Company Commander
-adv-1t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
PAYS 10 ON SAVINGS

Home Building and Loan Associa-
tIon is paying 7 per cent on savings
left one year and per cen. II left
SIX months. Advt.-25tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

and the bride at Che telephone ex-
change. Columbia Ci-y. as bockkeep-
er They w.u reside az f2f r. 1lish-
awake av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

ton months. school resumption
didn't mean so very much TO weary
mothers
The candidates are wonderfully
sol.cit.ous about our health at this
time.
Representative Burton Of the
Debt-Founding commission has call
ed on NJ. Poincare, and our notion
is the French premier told him Il
was a nice day, or something else
as pleasant and diverting as that
sGpuns ought 10 have kept a s.iff
upper lip and remained silent. Mrs
Sheridan "a a Journalist had him
cornered. and being a woman the
last word goes to her as a matter OF
natural right
The M.shawaka bank statements
Indicate tina. there never was
I better time 10 shove business than
row I'VE likewise fad there are
people enough in town with money
to build the first Of a series OF apart
ments.
We may have been bitter with the
Ea.scr but now that he ia TO marry
q young widow with fve children,
We have nothing to say. 1t all goes
20 show that Holy Writ IS right in
tie decree, Vengeance is mine: /
will repay. saith the Lord"
It IS said the New York brain
y orkers eat pie for breakfast. The
muscle workers have moro brains
and more appetite than that.
The men are not worried much
about the organization known as
the Ladies of the Invisible Eye
They are looking in the show win
dows and wondering when he or
ganization Of the invisible leg is to
begin operations.
A Louisville lady has had an at
tack of hiccoughs lasting two weeks
She must be very wealthy.
This school term in Mishawak IS
Z no exception There is the usual
crop Of boys who for the first time
Will know .he thrill of pinching
lunch money daily in order 10 buy
+ a big red apple for some pretty little
girl in pigtails.
/ If the allies would send a COM
mission TO St. Bavo's fair they
might learn how to handle Turkey
TO good advantage.
/
4 Flo Ziegfeld told Miss Birming-
ham" at he end of the interview
with her, Il should like to see more
Of you" Flo ought to have been at
Atlantic City when Miss Birming-
ham" was in the bathing beauty con-
tes..
Now they say McAdoo's serenteen-
pound trout was Of the rainbow
variety. He would better not trust
to the rainboW variety OF presiden-
| tial ambitions.
A New York publicity agent at
tached Mabel Normand's trunk anc
/ Jewels in suit for publicity ser
. vices while the little rascal was
abroad. Yes. it's ali a part or the
game. and this paragraph IS moth
inf but sucker bite.
Of course. it is only a theory. fol-
we 10 not pretend to comprehend a
mules mental processes, but our
notion is that what men regard as
\ volatile profanity. is all spr.ng
\ poetry TO a mule.
It is said he allies expect 70
block Turkey That's the way "a
treat her. Get her blocked and
then let the ak fall right below the
I wattles.
on, there will be plenty of coal
/ everywhere. The question IS, viii
/ there he cash enough 10 buy it?
Now they say that fire stands
third as cause for accidental
/ deaths in the United States. automo-
d
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale
LATEST LIST OF
NEW HOMES

LATEST LIST OF
NEW HOMES.
Any one of the following new homes
will be sold on our partial payment
plan. 4 few hundred dollars cash,
the balance in reasonable monthly pay
ments to suit your income.
T.. 4th St.-New . rooms and bath.
all modern bungalow 90. &C.. -, lJ0
r. Bird ST. New rooms and bath, all
modern bungalow .............. So eco.
y. Park Avenue-New rooms and
bath. strictly modern semi-bungalow,
". sth st.-New ( rooms and bath.
part modern bungalow ......... $3.50.
". 9Th St.-New 6 rooms and bath,
az modern house, suitable for two fam
: Cleveland St New 6 rooms and
bath. an modern house ......... 50 45O.
1,3 T.. 18th St.-A new room house
and ! acre land. A bargain If taken
at once
If you are unable to decide on one
OF the above homes, you may choose
one from our files which contain over
two hundred various types and de
signs Of the latest homes. or. YOU
may have your own plans. Whatever
the case. our estimating department is
MODERN HOMES AT MODERN
PRICES"
Phone NIishawaka 11S1.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
Open Evenings.
FOR SALE - Seven room all modern.
automatic water heater, right In center
~ the city. cheap for cash. 81 200
stark Realty Go. lt7
FOR SALE-Seven rooms. partly mod
eFn. fine location II block of Lincoln
WAY West. $500. Stark Realty Go. ltl
FOR SALE-Eieht rooms. furnace. cleo
tric light and gas, corner lot. square
two Story house 81 200. Stark Realty
Co Mishawaka Trust Bldg. III
FOR SALE Several new Z and & room
cottages and bungalows on easy pay
ments, with small amount down. Scy
mour Jansen, Mish. 1872. 1f
FOR sALE-six rooms and bath. all
modern. Ind. Av-. garage, $500. Must
be $500 cash. STARK realty CO. III
FOR SALE - Lot on w Grove St. in
o'Neu 4 SChwab's Addition. Owner
viii sacrifice same for cash, at les.
than be paid for same.
HARRY T.. J0SEPHSON
Suite 4 Odd Fellow Bldg. South Bend.
Phone lincoln SgI0
BLACK GARDEN LAND-For sale: ad.
Joining city south OF Dodge plant No. 4
You can make your living on this
ground Easy terms. One five or 10
acre tracts. VIII finance your build.
ing. Call BY phone or come aid sez
me + b Byrkit. 14O3 Lincoln Way
East. Mishawaka. Phone 1905 on
FOR sALE-speclaL Must sell this week
Modern Z room home. close in imme-
date paSsessi ion Terms. A. J. & ]
" SCHNEIDER. 10 Lincoln Way East
Nishawaka, Ind eTtI
NEW BUNGALOW-Au modern. rooms
aud auto; small payment down. bal
ance like cent. Inquire OF owner. so,
r. Third St 16u
SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath. W BatteI
ST. Possession Oct. I. Also vacant lots
for $50 and up. James Hennessy, II;
Lincoln Way w, Mishawaka. e5tl
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE foi
sale. in 200 block on +. Fourth 81
Cau Mlshawaka 56j. ga
FOR SAILS room strictly modern
house on Bowman St. S5550 SlO00 cash
balance az S+j q month. Now vacant
10 room house partly modern on Hue
ST. $500
room house on LawtOn S., 500
cash. $50 per month. Price $500.
room partly modern house on Stude
| baker So. $500
room house on Sadie St, electric
hot water. bath. 81 $1,000.
room house on Rirdseu St. larg
lOt. Pricf $1,000. 10th. Lassu 4 Gig
/ any. co. s Chaplin s., Phone Lin 62J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
MiShaz0aka Classified
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
WantCd-TO Rent 81
WANTED To RENT - Room with
kitchenette. Address f. r., News
Times. Mishawaka 30t3
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands For sale SS
FARMS-GO acre farm at sacrifice, 10 days
only, $3.50. lis acre farm, $500 cash
1O7 acre farm at Sl25 per acre, includ-
ing stock and implements. 50 acre farm
at 5000. s. acre farm at 5000. 20 acre
al 5000 % acre at 5000. 90 acres at
SGco0. 40 acres at $500. 80 acres at
$1,000. Large selection a. our office.
10th, Lassu & Czigany. COZ 5. Chaplin
ST. Phone Lincoln 62J9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
HeIp Mantcd-FemaIe
Help Wanted-NiaIe


Investments. stocks. sonds 30
LAM CONT. 1CI'S "A s. r. inves iusnt.
W. have "a rrU. Hr- OF lIad ..utrl IS
EiO11 t0 $1,000 Owner guarantees all
payments on any contract. Phone
~ shawaba i1~r C1ln tsrt Realty Cor
ro-affl, 1868 tfpfo'~ W1v W lat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

Will PARTIES who SAW auto accident
Aug 18th 1872 40 corner of Spring and
J.. rs. West NishIwaLa please write
Edward Weber. 1iOI So. Lafayette ST.
South ErH3. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Lost and Found 10
ELGTN SILVER WATCH Lost between
400 Block T.. Fourth ST.. and Nooien
Co. Saturday Reward. News Times.
FOI7 ND-ParceI containing three pair
ehtldreu's stockings Owner can have
same bv calling Jt News shines office
and rlvr- .r- alvt lll
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

Lots for sale IS
FOR SALE-Lot on " Grove St. in
O'NeiI & Schwabs Addition. Owner
viii sacrifice same for cash az less than
he paid for sane
HARRY T.. JOSEPHSON
Phone Lincoln 500
Suite 4 ODD Fellows Bldg. south Bend
ORA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

LOTS Roseland Addition. 4 lots, good
location. site on Fox and Robinson Sc
Al s sacrifice.
jefferson Blvd. Mishawaka. $50. 10th
Lassu 4 Czigany. Coz s. Chaplin ST
Phone Lincoln 69J9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

ROOMS AND BOARD
Roonl- without Board

MODERN FINISHED ROOM For
rsDt Suitable for two. Gentlemen pre-
ferrsd 90 Lincoln way WesL lu
FOR RENT-A furnished room ln mod
crn hnmo ll3 r sixth 81 3Ji3
Ga " T.AfFBENCE-For rent, furnished
room leE 3 gentlemen 29ts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
Miles Of "F|apperS"
Tnong the Boardwalk

Atlantic C,,y y. j.. April Is. --lerfect
veain,r rrcvai,cd for IN" annua! caS'ef
,aradc on ;nc boardwalk today ami inc
.,,i 10 n,.car, VA h:Sh'l suCccSa!4! II
estimated that fatty @hr. 10" PERSONS par
,,,,ra,cd n nc annual "N"u'. IN" board
vaiL FOR n>c m'r-, a". .nc "n" .."i"i mass
rt su-E,ns humanity.
II Ihc ,alcid' sc"r'" 'nr"re nav
mo-, I'd nacL ard forth. mo lI''i" harrHr
,,;n Ne- ecoed har end aroreyia'o 20
sl,,~. seemed - pred om'rR,S lhf"'
,rorr miles uncr n'ies % farPerS al
adorned ~ he ,ate1r sart'r'al cr'a'
Lor&
The Sa,Irnad criminal. rcre cnnsesteo
.hrruchout ,hs morning. and again to'
-,cni uhrr many Startcd IN 'A"ir
hcrcvard Journey No ACCIDENTS ri
Ser,ou= nature hav~ been reported up
N tonight.
Hundreds took advantage "t me cN-
oep,;onai'y fine weather 70 take th'T
1rs, din cr the season N the ocean. ana
life guards were on duty At praruca y
all the bathing beaches but thfy haa
lit'!r 10 do.
The ,hernomctAr throughout the day
-,-,st,red IN the neiEhhorhOod OF
eighty.
Thc fashion display vas more color-
s,l ihan usual. but otherwise not unlike
that OF other years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
PRINCE 0EI1ALES ESCAPES WHEN
T0K|Q HOTEL GOES Up IN FLAMES
Many Members Of His Suite
Lose All Their Effects When
Famous Imperial Hotel Is
Burned Several Amer
cans Heavy Losers.

Toxic. April Is. BY the Associated
Press Fire today destroyed the old
er portion uf tn" famous Imperial
hotel and damaged tho temporary an.
next 10 The hotel. Ono person is known
to have been killed.
Three hundred persnn? mostly
members nf the staff Of the Prince o.
Wales and riSitnrs who came 10 Toxic
from various paris NJ Japan in "Onner
Iion with The risit Of tho prince. we're
rendered homeless Their effects were
partly DESTROYED
The Prince Escapes
When the fire broke out - ten min
utes after three o'clock this morning.
the Prince Of Wales VaS just entering
the SblnJuju gardens. three miles from
Toxic. accompanied by the regent, he
empress and some 5000 invited
guests for a garden party. Conse-
0usntly he knew nothing Of the fire
until his return TO the city.
The flames swept rapidly through
the hotel building Under strong wind
and the hotel was quickly enveloped.
The annex also was considerably dam
aged. The new hotel. which is under
construction at a cost Of 7.oN0. 900 yen.
was ENDANGERED for while.
Americans Losers.
A number OF Americans residing IN
the hotel lost their effects. Among
them are Mr. Hoeller. the contraction
for the new hotel whose home Is N
Chicago. and his wife. and ] G nenb7,
a member Of the American embassy
Some twenty or thirty members OF
the suite Of the Prince Of Wales ard
Officers Of the cruiser Renovn we're
attending the imperial garden party
with the prince during the fire. and
were heavy losers. Captain y Leigh
los; presents h" had rrr"jv"d during
lh,. 81; OF tlI,' rrnr" ~! W.l'.s ia IN
GiI aud Japan >ru:r al til" pIL'" " ..
tan "nn"!, los, lhrii "ut'I'' 1t
Ih. H,'w -P.,prI g"rr">' uI.G!N''~ "h@
pru'u.ra pliers ;1rarh''d I" n" icI',' .'-
+raN al" '"@S "Ncrrth'n. ,.,, -. -1
let, behind lnAh- -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
ANOTHERvOTE ON NAVAL INCREASE
WILL Be DEMANDED IN THE HOUSE

or ,he members on the SOON ropld nav"
20 vtard IT for rcii cali N order to
Obtain (
Somc of he members supporting the
committee oil were doubtful whether
the vote Yesterday OF l., /, $50 could
y" changed + another pol vas taken.
Mr. Macarthur de"lared .tdNC,ti'ca 80 the
amendment were sausrc1 a ncw tt>1t
would show an even wider margin IN
favor Of u,
There vas no accurate account a. to
10 wLhe Democrats divided on the SIS
ono proposal OfChand. 1t Was SD tod
,hey Sn!it doou, ever. hut Democratic
y aders asst ted ~. part rtond about
two 10 enc for the conlmirtre report.
Other Increases
Mercbe-s oF tbs sua-comnl toe rh. N
famed ire b. !sa,d todA" TIA. amer J.
rents p-cN~t'"s increase. !rr IAf SO
IONS re.ar.ag - CHg.AAt~s. o-6ni1c6
and CONSTRUCTION ard .ro7I.r would -
oNe-e4 -'aSdav ," members . n. ar-
c-50r:anHrS COMMITTEE VhN s!gred 4
minority -rnor' opposing thf 5000 I'm
'a.,r- ~. Nrhr'hrr amrAdm"n'
aaIup.cd Saturday 'r"rots.d from $2,S-
unr uuu =, so, .unn. o"" ~" Hmnuut -
r.,.d "a -, ...' t"" "-. - "' .'r- -
..,~u ~ T. q. 6. u..r. 'l.. .u,'r',.-. "a
.r' e,,ni-
rn.,r,nan N..lAru # .n. Irprrrr.~
t.,u- ,"iI,u. i"' .'.. O." r''." 'h't ''
.ncrnase rn ~, ~" ..'Ilr :''.i .m..u No. /
,dd ,Gn 0"o "nh T., 'n' '"'oI + t'%;.nnH -
900 ARID ~ thA rl!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
How Water Bond Money
Is to Be Spent

The citizens of Wheeling will Thursday vote on Ae
$2.0NO00O good water bond issue"
Here is what is to be done with the money:
To Law mains and lines. construct booster pumping
stations and provide all other facilities or useful 10
furnish Warwuod the pike district with An ample
supply of watcr-S54O,OOO.
For new 10000 gallon pump and the rebuilding OF
c present pumps replace boilers machinery chmneyS
and accessories and rucon of connecting mains oc
filtration plant and the present distribution mans-
S45O,0OO. 49,
For auxiliary reservoir capacity particularly tanks 70
rovr hch prcssre service water high points not
now reached purchase Of land rights OF way connecunS
mains gauges etc.-$2OO,OOO. ,
For the construction and equipment OF water worn In
take pier and intake line and suction well, low
service pump station building low service pumps and appu-
cnacs connection suction and discharge piping Tor SAID
humps and for railroad sidng-$2OO,OOO.
astlvtor rapid sand filtration plant capable OF filter
inc at it's normal 200OOOOO gallons OF water dAy 10
ccher with the purchase of land and rights OF Wy
S61O,OOO.
is seen by these figures which have been officially ad'
ree that the proceeds the bond issue will not only pro-
vide clean pure for the whole city but all the exten
son made necessary by taking In two entire new wards ~
well as the Of the other wards for better fire proou
and additional water service
Much of the money included in this bond issue win havs
In he spent soon water system any event We do
not raise by bond will have to raise BY ta1aon
a. heavier Even if get filtration system,
We must have all the other improvements included II tne
s2oOO00O bond ISSUE and must have them in the near ute
vote for the bond ISSUE is vote for improved vster
>rvr better FIRE protection for clean pure Wae6 fse
drinking rnokiny and balhins
The bond ill , rhur tl- burden over ~ yeHrA
Il is \ >rn>iirr and business like proposition.
Vote for it..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
Genoa Gives Lloyd
George an Ovation

Genoa, April 16.--David Lloyd Ceors &c
the British prime minister. and his vile
and daughter attended Easter service IN
the English church this morning.
Later they went With Srgnor Schan-
the Italian foreign minister. TO the
ca tho nj. A large crowd recognized
Mr Lloyd George as he vas leaving the
cathedral, ard gave him an ovation. DR.
WIrth the German chancellor, also at
tended Services in the cathedral.
After church Mr.. Lloyd George and
his family and several members of the
British Delegation TO the economic con-
ference. went with Signor Schanzer TO
tho royal palace. where Signor Schanzer
his wife and two daughters entertained
them at Easter dinner. Tho Marquis
ViscontI Nennsta and Professors Clan
MINI also were guests at the dinner.