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Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
For Sale Automobile
C@m@igmed Cars

SaM D We have a number of cars left with us to sell by their owners. who have purchased our One Hundred Point Kis- selkar.
 There is an advantage in purchasing a car direct from its owner, as you are in touch with the one who has used it and who knows 1t. In addition we, the kissel Auto Company, guarantee these cars as to their being in the best of me- chanical condition and sell them for what they are actu- ally worth.
 We invite your inspection of the following: 1917 FORD TOURING
 This car has new tires, one man top. shock absorb CTS, ventilating windshield, special instrument board, cut-out, full sized wheels all around, and braced radius rods.
 I5IU T ODD lOO hlNG
 Good mechanical condition sS0e. % PULLMAN FIVE PASSENGER TOURING CAR
 Seat covers, new tires. ex-
 tra tire and rim, bumpers,
 and perfect in every way.
 This car would answer as
 nice small family car and
 looks like new. $500. .06 DORT TOURING CAR
 We sell this make of car
 ourselves and guarantee this
 car as we would new one. s7eO. .0e CASE TOURING CAR Absolutely rebuilt and in perfet mechanical condi-
 tion. s4e0.ee OAKLAND SIX SEVEN PASS FINGER TOURING Good tires and a wonder 1 ful motor. This car left with
 us to sell at sSO0. .0t 1 WE OFFER SPECIAL TERMS ON THESE CONSIGNED CARS. YOU PAY PART DOWN AND THEN THE BALANCE IN SMALL PAYMENTS EACH MONTH.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
Tlhi1a[sz It Over

AND AGAIN, WHY GAMBLE ON A USED CAR, ANYWAY? THINGS ARE NOT ALWAYS WHAT THEY SEEM,
 AND OUR GUARANTEE GIVEN ON EVERY USED CAR WE SELL, IS REAL, GENUINE AND EFFECTIVE.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13

FALSE EQUATION-Twenty for for " Eggine saves eggs. Phone S264. bl
 FOR SALE-Steel dump truck. body with cranks complete, ton; your opportunity brand new suit able for hauling ore or gravel. Biehl Auction House, 47 West Jefferson street if
 FOR SALE-Lease on 30 acres, A land. Phone 24-R-2. bl
 FOR SALE-Good bicycle, cheap. 1140 E. Wash. blk
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
For Sale Automobiles

~~e~rs>~'s~-~s~S~s"rs">Ss~~'-
 Rare Used Car
 BaEsgaias , pass. late model Oakland, like new, at one-half the original cost. Fully guaranteed.
 1917 Model pass. Paige car. Just overhauled. A good car for stage or rent service.
 Late Model 5-pass Chevrolet car, in perfect condition. Very reasonable. Late Model Chevrolet roadster. used only about six months. A real snap. 1917 Maxwell Touring car Fully guar anteed, at less than half original cost Two-ton Moreland Distillate Truck. in very fine condition. A rare bargain. 1916 Ford Touring Car. Agood buy. Ford Roadster, in good condition. Has V-radiator.
 All of the above cars are priced at least 20 per cent below their market value, to insure quick sale. Very liberal terms if desired.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13

JNS 4dp lo Slt rlQ Ob sum Ob dis | )le trash.
 For Instance There's 800 mattresses. There's 100 brass beds. There's 100 bronze beds. Ihere's 100 Leggett springs Ihere's all kinds of springs There's cots and cribs. There's every kind of tables Ihere's bushels of rockers There's dressers galore. There's buffets unlimited THere I chlffoniers and commodes. Irii Wardrobes and cabinets. Iheres heaters and heaters heres gas ranges and plates There's cooking ranges Iheres camp and auto stoves 1heres tents and tent sheets there's bedding and pillows III Ihefe rugs: Zee Whiz, Fine, ,r nere carpets perfectly lovely. Il,, rhere fibre and ingrains. There's bicycles.
 Ineres wash machines. there's cream separators mere S instantaneous heaters there's oil or gas heaters there's motors and dvnamos u tobuutDdhor engine there's blowers for mine. mere machine drill steel there's gutter drain pipe. Iheres pump jacks.
 Ihere's gasoline engines There's trunks and valises Ihere's tool boxes.
 There's incubators and hrooa there's all kinds hardware. Ineres crockery and glasswar. mere s fine davenports. there's sew machines chean Iheres all sizes desks.
 Ihere's cash registers
 there's a talking machine there's an organ.
 mere musical instr11mepts 1rhen new S35 mandolin, s2O. nhere.s Cohn cornet s3O ,ri eiectrlcai blanket and waffle 1, Ihere electric carpet sweepers 1rt finest shotg"ns and rifles there's baby buggies. There's Remington addo,. writer. "uuer and There's There's book racks and books There's folding beds
 There's library tables.
 Hoi A llnoleum for 75c yd
 C1EClALS large lot of fine nickle. and silver knives, forks and spoons. A real har u gain. ie"l oar Ladies furs. They must be sold .,,nn T nave the finest assortment of shot suns ana rllles ever in Phoenix An ssolutely fine. Some scarce show rec ,u ao LII cut prices 50 per cent. Ihls gasoline home lighter and fue saver, never should be overlooked II you Know the value of cork lino leum which can be bought for 75c ne yard. you'd surely buy. A late model Remington adder an, typewriter; cost $500. This new nm is $100.00. o'' III cut National Cash register price 10 per cent on No. goods.
 Dont forget that l want to buy you goods-l don't care how much bol little or what quality.
 FORD'S STORES.
 40 S. Central Ave. | Phone 1T16 i
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
lHI@nae, Sweet Hlonae !

A dandy 5-room. modern nearly new brick bungalow and two lots j0X177 feet each. Chicken yard and coops. This property is well To- cated and is a real honey place and
 is a special bargain for $3000. We can sell this oH reasonable terms. 1 Call me up. 1 want to show it to | you
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
FOR SALE BY OWNER

FOR SALE BY OWNER
 Five room brick, with bath, screen porch desirable corner lot near car line and library, Four room furnished frame cottage on rear of lot, rented at $20.00 per month. Price for quick sale S3,750. Good terms. Box 697 Repub- lican. bm
 EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, four large lots, garage, chicken houses, etc, sleep ing porches, beautiful surroundings. s4500. Terms. Furniture if desired. Near capitol. Phone owner 962S. bl
 FOR SALE-6 room house, modern. two large lots, one block from car line and paved street. Price $3000.0O Pos session Feb. list. Postoffice Box l342, Phoenix bg
 FOR SALE BY OWNER-One two- story brick, cement plastered house: ten rooms and large screen room, all modern and close in, good garage. Price sS000.00. Reasonable terms Ad- dress Box 124S Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
For Sale-Livestock


 FOR SALE-Mare and colt, l red SOW, a Jersey heifer calf, 1 lot Barred Rock cockereis. Phone Armstrong ranch, Indian school road, 1 mile west of Central. ul . LIVE STOCK AND LEASED LAND 1 Call and investigate this proposition. | 16O acres, 65 acres in alfalfa, 55 acres | in cotton, 40 acres Tn maize. This l ranch can be leased by buying dairy 1 stock and work stock and farming im 1 plements. Land rents for $17.50 per ! acre. We have several good dairy ranches with all necessary equipments, and fine dairy COWS. Few good fat steers and fat cows. Good bunch of, feeder steers, 1S0 ARIZONA LIVE STOCK COMMIS- 31 West Jefferson St. Phone 3046 It WANTED-Bunch of sheep. Have | cash buyers also for beef cattle. See MT. Brown at
 LIVE WIRE AGENCY,
 3 CACTUS WAY
 Phone 6s3. It FOR SALE-Team mares, weight 2,400 lbs, sound, $165. Two teams mules, 900 and 1000 lbs, $l25 team. All good workers. Third house west Seventh avenue on Osborn road. Phone 210R3
 FOR SALE-Four yearling heifers, one driving horse, years old, one Jer- sey Holstein COW, years old. Apply 2nd house east of 7th St, on Henshaw Road. Phone SOTO. It
 5 HEAD YEARLINGS and VT. old Holstein stock; also l span all purpose mares. Indian school road and Grand Canal Frank Walker. br
 FOR SALE-2 young mules, weight about 1900 lbs. each. Geo. O. Olney, 11S N 1st Ave. PhoI.e 202-J-11 or 1893. bg FOR SALE-Thoroughb Shetland pony. only safe animal for children. Osborn Road and Fourteenth St. sec ond house north. bg
 FOR SALE 20 Holstein heifer calves, to 12 months old. Phone 109R4 , blk ] FOR SALE-One team of good size ponies and one 3 VT. old riding or driv- t ing horse. Phone 1o9R4. bh FOR SALE-4 and year standard , bred mares. one IT DeLaval separator ! 10 tons maize B. F. Goodwin, Phone ssJ4. Black Canyon and Arizona Cana . Road. | !, FIVE LARGE young pack burros i 5 saddles; cheap. See Butcher. neal Olive and Grand Ave. bl : YOUNG FRESH heavy miiker. guar. anteed. Phone 5J5. c. H. Boehm. t
 YOUNG HEIFER for sale or trade for fat steers or dry COWS. Phone sJ5 G. H. Boehm. [
 TEAM, sheep, hay, wagon buggy implements, dry mesquite wood, bari wire, household goods. Minnie Smith Corner Maryland and Seventh avenues
 MULES AND BROOD MARES. bil work stock carload just arrived. Pat Corral, Second Ave. and Van Buren.
 sWANTED-Cows. any kind; must cheap for cash.
 MCDOWELL REALTY co
 110 North First Av4. gl Phone 3o33. |
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
LOOK! BY OWNER!!

Neat little bungalow, all modern Brick pebble dashed, hardwood floors throughout. furnace heat, anybody who ever used furnace heat would not be without it if they can afford 1t. Five rooms, large screen porch. Nice location. 510 East Willetta. The price Is right, easy terms. Come and see it.
 II
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13

FOR SALE-House and lot, pay ing 15 per cent interest. Terms. Set smith with Armour & Co. or 1926 West Monroe. If
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
OVERLAND
 ARIZONA
 COM lIPANY Used Car Dept.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN ONCE SAID YOU CAN FOOL SOME OF THE PEOPLE ALL OF THE TIME, AND ALL OF THE PEOPLE SOME OF THE TIME, BUT YOU CAN'T FOOL ALL OF THE PEOPLE ALL OF THE TIME"
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
TIhli1n[k If Over

THAT WORD CAMOUFLAGE IS NEW AND COMPARATIVELY UNKNOWN TO THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, BUT ITS OPERATION IS A MATTER OF COMMON KNOWLEDGE TO MANY OF THE SO-CALLED DEPENDABLE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS IN THE SALE OF THEIR USED CARS.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13

FOR SALE-4 room modern house.
 close in, s2500.00. Will take auto or cattle as first payment, balance month ly. Also 1 room house, s150000, same terms. C. R. Bicknell, 30R3 bm
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
FOR SALE

A brand new, beautiful home in Chelsea Place, on Willetta St, close to Central Ave. Has rooms, screen porches and cellar. Is strictly mod ern to-the- minute. This is particular home for particular people. Don't miss seeing it.
 FRED A. DIBBLE, Owner, 11S N. 1st Ave. With GRIFFIN, (Alone). Phone 1893. blk
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
Arizona Motor Sales
 Company, Inc.

247 N. First St. Corner Van Buren
 Phone 1101 bg FOR SALE-Ford roadster, 1917 model, in good shape. Call 219 N. Center, or Phone 1259. If FOR SALE-5 passenger Ford, late model, with new tires and Hassler shock absorbers, $S00.00. 516 N. Gen. ter. Phone SS37. bg FOR SALE-Ford roadster, s250. $50 worth of extras. 1918 East Fillmore.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
For Sale-Houses
West WilIeGta Street

A delightful home-7 rooms, bath, cellar. furnace 2 screen rooms and the chance to add more bed rooms at a very slight expense. This is one of the most beautifully finished homes in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13

DOUBLE HOUSE and one single house, modern, on one lot, completely furnished. on paved streets and car line Will rent for sS0.00 per month. Must dispose of this property, cash or terms. Look it over and make me bid. 7O3 N. 4th St. Phone STA 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
East WilIeGta Street

rooms. bath, woodwork all finished in white. good size lot, garage, wash house, roses, .hrubs. etc. This house can be bought for $7000.O0 and the price includes all fixtures, shades linoleums, refrigerator and gas range.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
Fred A. [DibbIe

WITH GRIFFIN ALONE 11S North First Ave. Phone 1893
 blk
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
For Sale-Mlscellaneous
THIS TIME REALITY

Life my friends in it's allotment | serves us all different:-Today l drop 1 my facetious strain, and pensively view the retrospect.-Fate is awful unkind | to many of us, both as to finance, 1 health and love, but if worldly pleas ures can be grasped they surely come thro' the medium of good health, and a loving companion.-I was called of late to home where a pleasant face greeted me, and as she led me to an inner room, blushingly she said, MT. ford my husband has accumulated, for me, so much plunder, that l am forced to dispose of it for lack of room." To my great astonishment, musical instru- ments, rich gowns, and varied articles Were produced with this admonition, which when being given, brought a unge to her cheek, a sparkle to that eye, and a quivering to that mouth, which to me bespoke, most plainly, the thought which was uppermost in her Dreast,-love. He, she laughingly sad, brings me everything to gratify my Whlms. l scarce dare mention loohsh wish. if within his power to SFatlIy. but what he tries to meet, but l adJure you, MT. Ford, don't let him know l sold these as l would not grieve li4lli AoI NoI4uS. 1-dugnlnSly, l WfllS- pered, as smiling little girl bounded ln,-'He must love you," I don't know, even at this moment, whether from her eye there came disgust, resentment; or anger as she scathingly caught my glance. but no lawyer was needed to inform me, that I was treading on dan- gerous ground for daring such pre- Thrice doubly blessed is that man, and even more is she:-" Were the wealth of the Indies placed on the scale to offset such blessing, which would you choose? Pure gold could never compare, or outweigh.
 My true love hath my heart.-I
 have his
 By just exchange, one to the others given:
 hold his dear, mine he cannot miss,
 Never was better bargain driven:
 That heart with me keeps both as one.
 My heart, his thought and senses l guide
 lie loves my heart, it's all his own. cherish his, because in me it bides: My true love hath my heart,-I wor-
 ship him.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13

NOW look a -here, you havnt bought enough the past week to pay for the Ieed oI my horde of rats:-Its up to you.-heep 1t up, and Georgie seeks pastures neW:-Then what will you dc? |?
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13

ole trash. '''
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13

Reader no sentimentality here. but the 1ulflllment of natures and earth's greatest and richest gifts.-Poor me, Boo. Boo,-All alone in this cold cruel world, swish! swooi I don know what to do; (sotto voice) Sell Junk.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-Small house, near In- lian school. Call 1R2. bg
Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for land, eight apartment house. south side, good money maker, paying big interest on investment, always full. Telephone 4443. br
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20

her trouble was and after hearing it
ne spoke 10 the first lady who passed
and she suggested that he phone the
Y. w. G. a. OF course, they respond
ed, and gave her temporary shelter
ana supper. The girl begged so
hard for money enough TO get home
and as they had no funds for that
purpose the secretary called me. I
asked Mrs. Evans TO investigate the
story and the result was we fur
nished her transportation 10 Indian
apOlis and Mrs Evans saw that she
boarded the train. A very grateful
and sweet letter was received from
her recently returning the loan and
expressing appreciation for the
kindly talk and good advice given by
Mrs. Evans.
"Innumerable Illustrations could
be given you of the good a police
woman can accomplish by her very
presence on the streets and a tact
full woman Will become the friend
of the very girls VINO need her su-
pervision and come TO her time and
again for help and sympathy but
would never think of approaching a
policeman.
We would not know how TO work
without our policewoman and hope
the time Will come when we may
have several more of them"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20
SHORT MATURITY
BONDS IN SPRING
Interpreted as Meaning Five
Years or Less Cannot
Predict Amount.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2O.-Total
subscriptions to the fourth Liberty
loan were 6,9S9,O47,OO0, the treas
ury department announced last night
after final tabulations had been COM
pleted. The over-su description of
S9S9,O47.O 900 was 1913 per cent
Every federal reserve district ex-
ceeded its allotted quota.
This makes the fourth Liberty
loan by far the greatest war loan
ever fioated by this or any other
government. For the fourth consec-
utive time in the last IS months the
American people have given more
than the government asked TO
finance the war program. Including
the four Liberty loans and war
savings, the nation has raised ST.
So, 100000 in popular loans and this
does not take into consideration
over-subscriptions which were not
accepted.
The St. Louis district was 1899
per cent over-subscribed and the
Chicago district lilo per cent.
Five Year Maturity.
Bonds of the fifth war loan TO be
offered in the spring Will be of short
maturity. Sec'y McAdOo announced
today. This was interpreted as
meaning five years or less. The sec
rotary said it is impossible now to
predict the size or time of fiotation
Of future bond issues necessary to
cover the remaining expenditures
growing out OF the war, but added
hat it is entirely clear that the
moment had come when the inter
ests of the government and the
country would be best served by the
issue of bonds OF short maturity and
that that would be the policy Of the
treasury"
Short term bonds. treasury Off
Gals feel. would be bought more
readily than those of longer matur-
ity. Previous Liberty loan issues
range between 10 and so years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20
WAR OPENS NEW TRADE
TO BLIND IN CAPITAL

News Times Special Service.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. 90
The war opened a new occupation
for blind women and girls in In
dianapolis and possibly other cities
OF the state. Shortage OF available
help and an unusually large turn
over" of labor in one of the large
local candy factories caused the
manager TO employ blind girls as
candy wrappers. Their employ
ment in such work at first was an
experiment The young women
learned the work. liked it. and i'm a
short time were doing more than
the girls who see The manager
OF the factory says he has found the
blind girls learn more quickly than
the ones ne formerly employed and
are far more contented with their
work Since the war started. he
says. girls who see work fer a few
days. quit and either remain idle
or go to work some place else. The
blind girls are paid the same rate
as the other girls were paid.
The experiments in finding en-
ulovment for the blind are beinG
directed by the blind welfare COM
mittee of the Indiana Association
workers Of the Blind A r. Bur
roughs is chairman OF the commit
tee. Roy V. Jones. secretary and
Frank Rayles manager. The three
men are blind themselves
The manager OF the candy factory
says he expects 10 continue to en-
ploy the blind girls regardless OF
. the labor conditions in the future.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20
Stock Reducing Sale of
Basement Specials

China Cups and SaucerS,
fine thin quality, in pink floral
design, six cups and six Saucers,
Special ...$1 .79
Glass Serving Trays, with
oak finished frame, wooden
handles and felt bottom,
Special .......... 79c
Banner Enameled ROaSterS,
with dark woven enamel tray,
with spray, Special $2.29
Coffee PercolatOrS, heavy
pure aluminium, with cast
aluminium spout, Soup size,
Special .......... S1.19
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20
A. w. BlEHlER IS
STATE PATRIARCH OF
INDIANA |. 0. o. F,

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20.-With
all windows in the meeting room
wide open and some OF those attend
ing wearing gauze masks, the grand
OF the Independent Or
der Of odd Fellows convened here
today. The influenza situation cut
down the attendance. only very urg-
ent business was on the program.
A II. Chamberlain OF Salem was
elected grand junior warden OF the
encampment in the only contest OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20

Csc Dress Bingham, Ysrd18c
27-inch Dress Bingham. iH
checks and plaidS. 25c value.
Very Special, yard - 1Sc
39c Eden Cloth, Yard zee
29incheS wide. I'D stripes
and palm cOlors. suitable for
Children'S wear, waists. pa
jamas, etc. CSC Quality. Spe-
cial, yard .-...... pc
Blankets, Very Special, S2.69
Cotton Blankets, in grey
with pink and blue borders.
sizes 60x76; Special $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20

the election. All other nominees were
elected without opposition. the Gus
tom OF seniority prevailing
other officers We're elected as fol-
lows: A W Biehler, Garrett, grand
patriarch. a G. Armfield ElwoOd.
grand high priest; R. Il. Hildebrand.
South Bend, grand senior warden.
". II. Leedy. Indianapolis. grand
scribe; J. NJ. Lang Sullivan. grand
treasurer. and 5. p. Stroup, Waldron.
grand trustee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20
REVIEWS WORK
OF GIRLS HOME
Eight Years History of Flor
anGe CrittentOn Mission
Given by Head.

In an address at the annual meet
ing OF the Charity Organization so
ciety or Michigan city last Thursday
evening. Mrs Ralph W. Harris.
president Of the Florence Crittenton
mission OF South Bend. reviewed
the splendid work that has been &C
compiished by this charitable organ
ization in befriending 500 unfortu-
nate young girls during the eight
years OF the local missions exist
ence
Mrs Minnie Evans, South Bend
policewoman. also addressed the
meeting. telling OF her duties in the
care Of children I'm the home and
those who come within the jurts-
dic,ioa OF the juvenile court
Mrs Harris spoke as follows Of
the work OF the Florence Crittenton
mission.
The purpose OF the Florence
Crittenton mission is 20 promote mo-
rality and 20 prevent immortality
and TO protect. safeguard or rescue
any girl who needs a friend.
"Our motto is-'A White Life for
Two, so YOU will see our need OF a
policewoman and her need OF our
organization.
The Florence Crittenton mission
Is a national organization with 81
homes I'm the United States. several
In foreign lands. and hundreds Of
circles, like we have IN South Bend,
doing the preventive and rescue
work. without the expense of main
tanning a home The Indiana state
home is located in Terre Haute.
Parent Homo Esta bIished.
THE parent home was establish
ed in 1888 at 21-23 Becker St. New
York city. by Charles y. Crittenton
at that time an ordinary business
man. prosperous, but worldly. Nat
urally he could see no goodness in
the Cod who took his little daugh-
ter. Florence, the apple of his eye.
But God meant il Cor his good and
for the good OF others. and after
months OF useless rebelling, sudden
~ "A great light broke over the soul
Of Mr.. Crittenton and a great peace
followed
Being an active man in all his
pursuits his new-fOund religion was
Of the working kind. He quickly be
came interested in soul salvation.
and from that time TO his death ne
devoted his talents. tins and ener-
gies 10 mission and evangelistic work.
Doubtless. you know as little
about the 10000 girls living lives
Of shame in this great christian
country, America, as did Mr. Crit
tenton before his eyes were opened.
God grant that il may be unneces-
sary 10 take away your loved ones
TO make You See and understand the
needs OF these, His wandering chill
dren
Three hundred thousand is not
-eally a very large proportion in this
country. and yet it IS too many.
Every year the chain OF Florence
Crittenton missions and circles es-
tablished throughout the land re-
duces the number by "a few hun
dreds. II is for you TO say how many
shall be reclaimed In your city
There are girls who run away
from home: some, because Of family
isaEreements. but more at the In
vitation OF some wicked male ac-
quaintance
There are girls whose homes are
mOtherless, or worse, who seek re.
lief anywhere. Fond OF pleasure
they frequent the dance the cheaT
show. or Sunday excursion
Fifteen per cent OF our girl.
come from their own homes
There are girls who work fol
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20
Brotherhoods ask
Voice at Table

CLEVELAND, o.. Nov.
2O.-PrresidentS OF the three
railroad brotherhoodS. Warren
S. Stone, of the engineers; w.
G.. Lee, of the trainmen, and
Timothy Shea, acting preSi-
dent of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and En-
ginemen, today sent Pres't
Wilson kilograms urging the
appointment of a representa-
live of labor TO membership
on the peace commission.