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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-18
AMERICTi KARPATSTf RUSOVE MA
VYZNAMNEM SJEZDU.
PRESIDENT MASARYK A MINISTR BENES OSVO-
BODITELI NOVEHO STATU.
(Ceskosl. Inf. Kanc.)

podkarpatskych vralil sc do
Prahy, kde byl vlfdn6 pfijat
presidentem Masarykem,, kite
ry otecky So stara o vsecky, ,kdo
Sc dobrovolne k republice ces
koslovenske pfidali, hledav-
Sc nj ochranu a nezistneho "a
stance. Hranice autonomniho
statu karpatskych Rust s vlast
MIN parlamenIem a skolstvim
dany jsou vychodnimi hranice-
mi CeskoJlovenske republiky,
tam kde stykajl Sc S karpat-
skymi Rusy Slovaci, kde hrani-
ce stanovena shodou die W.
sledku scitani lidu, jez prove
de smiSena komise ceskosloven
ska a ruska.
S Republican .Ceskosloven-
skou prave zrozeny stat ten bu
de nit spolecnou sprawl zelez-
nicni, postovni, soudni, vojen-
skou, a zahranicni. Pan Zatko-
vic vrati Sc do Ceskoslovenske
Republiky V nejblizsich tyd-
mech a pobude v kraji kde Sc
zrodili jeho otec, matka neco
pres rok, ably tam, poveren
byv presidentem Masarykem
spravou zalezitosti karparske
Rusi pomohl k vytvoreni nove-
no st st'astnejsiho zivOta sveho
lidu.
Zprava pana Zatkovice byIa
prijata S nadsenim a Uhrorus-
ka Narodni Rada spontann6
vyslovila diky Ceskoslovenske
Republice a jejimu presidentu
j Wade a usnesla Sc ihned roz-
vinout nejvelsi agitaci mezi
svymi krajany pro zasilani da-
ru tenn, kdoz valkou a hlavne
mad arskymi bolseviky byli O.
zebraceni. @
Ia Narodni Radu CeskosloI
venskou v Americe promluvil
DR.. Jaroslav F. Smetanka, kite
ry jiz v loni mel prilezitost k
castym a srdecnym stykum S
americkymi karpatskymi Ru-
sy jako sekretar presidenta
Masaryka ma konferenci We
! Philadelphia.
! Bylo by. zahodno, ably zde
v Americe styky mezi Narod,
nj Radou Ceskoslovenskou a
Narodni Radou Uhrorush byly
postaveny ma zaklad trvaly a
CO nejsrdecnejsf. ..t,s ~
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v ZURIVEM SfLENSTVf.
krajan usmrtil svoji manzelku
postrelil tchyni a udelal pax
konec svemu zivotu.

Chicago, ILL.,, IT. Zafl. - Ce
sky Town of Lake byl vcera
zahy odpoledne uveden do ri
mnicneho rozechveni, kdyz Sc
po mem roznesla zprava o hrO-
znem, krvavem cinu, jenz spa
chan byl krajanem, 42letym
Vaclavem~ ~Kolafikem. Nikdo 81
mcdowell vysv6tliti jeho rade-
nj jinak, nez re zachvacen byl
zufivym silen5tvim a v mem re
Sc chopil rucnice, jiz ucinil
konec zivotu sve manzelky;
postrelil svoji tchyni a potom
sam Sc sprovodil Sc sveta.
Kolarik byl zam6stnanim ts
sar, v posledni dobe nasled-
KEN tesafske stavky staveb-
nj vyluky pracoval velice ma
10; chodil pry ma ryby a v po-
sledni dobe take ma houby, ma
vaclavky. Jeho 32leta manzel-
ka, Ruzena, a jeji ma .ka, 67le
ia Johana Tejckova, vedly gro
cerni obchod, nalezajici Sc V
pfednf casti jejich domku els.
4748 jiz. Wood ul. Kolafik v
posledni dobe pry byl velice
popudlivy a zly sv1j rozmar
daval pocititi nejen clenum
sve rodiny, ale i zakaznicim,
ktere priSly do obchodu.
Vcera odpoledne byl Kola-
rik nejake schulz kdyz pri-
sci doma, zdalo Sc, ze naleza
Sc pod vlivem opojnych napo-
jG, aCkoliv nikdo nemuze fici,
kde k MIN mohl prijiti.
Po SVEN prichodu sci Sc nej
drive podivati do kulnice, KITE
rou stavel "a domkem ,potom
odebral sc k sousedce, ably od-
tud n6kam telefonoval. Memo
hi pry vsak dostati spojeni a
dopalen odeSel. SOuSedka uda-
va, ze mluvil neco houbach.
Bylo asi Is min. po / hod.
odpoledne kdyz Kolarik vypa-
lii ctyri rany. Prvni zasahla je
no manzelku a usmrtila j.. Ma
tka skocila pred dceru, ably il
svym telem chranila, ale bylo
pozde. Zurivec vypalil ma tchy
nj; prvni kule minula sc cilem,
ale druha, vypalena automa
ticke, 12kalibrove rucnice, "a
sahla il do prave tvare Stare
| ma dala Sc ma 1tek pricelnimi
dvermi kramku a zapotacevSi
sc ma stupni pred kramem kle
sla k zemi. V tom uvnitf Ia
hfmela ctvrta rama. Kolarfk
dal 81 dsti pusky pod bradu,
ale kdyz nemohl spouste do
sahnouti. prstem, pomohl 81 k
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SPOJENECKE OBCHODNf
MISSIE PRIJEDOU DO GLE
VELANDU.

%. rfjna prijedou do Cleve-
laHdu obchodni missile 2 An
glie, Belgie, Italie a Francie,
ktere pred tim budou Sc podi-
let ma sjezdu Americke OBJ
chodni Komory V Atlantic Ci-
ty, kde debatovano bude re-
konstrukci Evropy a obnoveni
obchodnich a prumyslovych
stykd Amerikou. Hned po
konvenci v Atlantic City vyjme
novane komise, jinak ',ez H{fsse
zvane, pfijedou sem a stanou
Sc hosty mistni1 obchodni ko-
mory. v komisich tech pdsobi
nekolik ministri, diplomatu,
evropskych tovarnikG velko-
obchodnik6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-18

mocnych vlakn a X Jomu mesto
hosti jeSte velke mnozstvi u
prchlik1 q NEST sousednich, ,ze-
imena bavlnarskeho delnictva,
ktere znicenim bavlnikovych
poll prislo 0 praci. Nedojde-li
pomoc co nejdfive, bude IA
10000 obyvatel trpeti hlad, je
likoz v meste bylo jen nepatr-
nych potravnich zasob.
Trojsteznlk Hugh de Pay
ems byl "a hurykanu mezi Flo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-18

Washington, D. c. Jeste
sneaplynuI rok od pamatneho
prohlaseni vldcG malych ma
rodd We Philadelphia pod vede
MIN presidenta Masaryka a
vsecky aspirace stredoevrop-
skych narodu drive pod madar
skym a nemeckym jhem upi-
cich byly splneny. Jednim z
malych narodd, ktery posle-
dni chvili prichvatal Sc svymi
pozadavky a spoil Sc politi-
ckym programem Cechoslo-
vaky a S mimi vitezne obstal ma
mirove konferenci, byli karpat
81 Rusove.
Dne Is. 16. zafi sieli Sc "a
stupci americke v6tve tOhoto
naroda V Homestead, Pa, ably
vyslechli zpravu sveho delega
ia p. Gregoryja Zatkovice o
vysledku jeho poslani v Evro-
pc a hlavn6 V Ceskoslovenske
Republice a sorganisovali Sc k
chime praci pro valkou zasa-
zene kraje pod Karpaty. Sized
konal Sc We Slovenske Sokolo-
vne a byl navstiven vice nez
dvema sty delegate cirkevnich
obci uniatskych a vsech lozi
podpIrnych jednot.
Sized vyznel radostne
schvaleni vzajemnosti ceskoslo
venskO-ruske a V oddanost W.
znacnym -muzum ceskoslOven-
ske revoluce, ktefi dnes hlav-
ne fidi osudy ceskoslovenske
republiky, presidenta Masary-
ka zahranicniho ministra DIR.
Edwarda Benese. We SVEN re-
ferate jednani Europe oce-
nil pan Zatkovic zvlaste praci
zahranicniho ministra ceskoslo
venskeho ma mirove konferen-
ci, vytycuje jeho skvelou repu-
,aci, jiz Sc test ma tomto sveto
vem foru, jsa jednim nejvliv
nejsich clenu jejich z rad di-
plomatG mensich narodu. Bylo
vyhradne zasluhou dra. Bene-
Sc, ze mirova konference dala
Sc presvedcit nutnosti spoiled
neho statniho souziti karpat-
skych Rust ceskoslovenskym
narodem.
z Pafize odebral Sc pan Eat
kovic ma vychod do karpatske
Rusi a zvolen byv zastupcen
Narodni Rady ruskych stolic
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SLOVACI MINISTRU BE.
NESOVI.
zvolili jej svym zastupcem
karodnim Shromazdeni.
(Csl. inf. kanc.)

Washington, d. G.. SlovenSti
polanci Ceskoslovenskeho Ma
rodliho Shromazdeni jedno-
mysire nabidli ceskoslovenske
mu 1ahranicnimu mini3trovi
dr. Edwardovi Benesovi u
~sazaneny poslanecky nandat
slovensky.
Ministr BeneS pfija | nabid-
nuty mandat "a Slovensko, pro
hlasiv, re tax cini rad, nebe.'
chova k SlovakGm hluboke
sympatie, jez nabyl hlavne spo
lupraci Sc zastupci Slovaku v
revolucnim hnuti "a C9skoslo-
ven 3kou samostatnost hlavne
zesnulym -ministrem Stefani-
KEN a nynejsim vyslancem V.
Britanii drem Osuskym jiny-.
mi svymi spolupracovniky. Slo
vaci nepochybne chteli dati ma
jevo svou oddanost pc Masary
kovi nejve,slmu ceskosloven-
skemu pracovniku, jenz Zvla-
ste dovrSil svou tinnost ravo-
lucnl skvelym obhajenim Slo-
venska prot Mad'arum ma TO-
ru mirove konference.
Novy slovensky poslanec j.
ste bude i jako Glen Narodni-
no shromazdeni uprimnym pri
telem bratrskeho Slovenska, ia
ko Jim byl jako revolucionar i
jedna nejvyznacnejsich hlav
cesko5lovenske vlady.
IWSSl [tt] WSS
LIJAVCE ZHORSUJf SITUA-
CIU COppvIc CuDvcrJ
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kAPITAN VOSKA ZALUJE
REDAKCI "JIHOCECHA".

Jak sdeluji "Jihoceske Lii
sty", zaluje kapitan Voska re-
dakci "JihoCecha" pro urazli-
We nafeeni, v liste tom nedav-
no otistene.
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vybuchu nabojs tuzkou. Smrt
jeho byla okamzitou.
Kolarikovych syrAk, Josef,
Id rokh stary, ehodi do osme
tridy. Byl We sksble. kdyz jeho
otec tax krvave donna Tadil
byl od,ud zavolaIn, ably mu by
10 povedeno, Eel Sc stal sirot-
KEN, ze pscliva lmatka odaata
mu byla samotnEm otcem, kite
ry pax sam Sc usmrtil. Josef
Sc vyjadfil, ze ottc nebygal ma
maminku hodny|ni, ze bral il
penize re zasuvs l. Rs-ssss >
l. = I.l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-18

ridou a Kubou strosko, an, ale
posadka kapitanem zachra
nena.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
SHE'D PRAISE IT
REST OF HERLIFE
Mrs. Flanagan is grateful
for relief obtained
through use Of Tanlae.

"Il praise Taulac the longest day
live. for ic is simply wonderful the
wy this med ieiue has helped me-
said Mrs. III T. Flanagan. OF 100 Clai-
borns street, Nashville Tenn
For the past three years, she
continued. u suffered something
awful with colds, chills and smother
Ing spells. ny heart would thump
like q -iu-hammer and then would
almost stop beating, and afterwards
would be so nervous that 7 could
hardly keep stu and would some
r5mes turn right blind. ] would often
have cold sweats and then would get
so hot would have 10 be raised up
and famed TO keep me from smother
ing. There was a hard lump in my
stomach. and no matter how much
medicine i took those awful spells
would keep coming on
AFTER I began taking Ianlac you
never saw ANYBODY pick Up ike 7
did Nothing disagreed with me, that
lump disappeared from my stomach
md the hot and cold spells and
blindness never returned I kept i'm
proving and getting stronger and
now I weigh twenty pounds more
than 7 did before and feel all right.
1Ir daughter Elsie was al rundown
and unfit for Wo-k. but Tanlac built
her I'D and now she Is able 90 work
ten hours day. We both think
Tanlac is the finest medicine in the
world
An druggists sell Tanlac-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

to make the conditions Of HIS life
and the lives OF those dear 10 him
tOlernble and easy 10 bear.
The establishment Of the prfn-
ciplcs regnrdlnE labor laid down
in the covenant Of the league OF
nations offers Us the way to In
duuEtrinl peace and conclllntion.
No other road lies open to ~.
Not 20 pursue this one Is longer
TO Invite enmitieE, bitterness and
nutaEoniEms which in the end
only lead 10 industrial and So
clal disaster. The unwilling work
man a. not a profitable servant.
An employe whose Industrial life
O. hedEed about by hard and IN
just conditions, which he DID not
crrnte and over which he has no
coafroi. lacks that fine spirit OF
enthusiasm and volunteer effort
which are the necessary ingred-
ientH OF n great producing entity.
Lee us be frank about this solemn
matter.
WILL SAP NATIONS STRENGTH.
THE evidences OF world wide
unrest which manifest themselves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Peoqa Day in the Shop Stoeeis ,oH be an early event

In violence throuEho q the world
bid as pause and consider the
means 20 be found to stop the
spread Of this contasiuus thing
before q snps the very vitality Of
the nation Itself. DO we gain
strength by Withholding the REM
edyf u a not the business Of
statesmen to treat these mani
festnflons q unrest which meet
Us on every hand as evidences OF
an economic disorder aud 90 apply
constructive remedies wherever
necessary being sure that In the
application OF the remedy We touch
not the vital tissue OF our Indus
trial and economic nfef There
can be no recession OF the tide OF
unrest until constructive instru-
menfnlities are set up to stem
that tide.
aGovernmeuts must recognize
the right Of m m coliectiTriy 90
bargain for humane objects that
have at their base the usual pro-
fectlon and welfare Of those en-
gagged In all Industries Labor
CContiHued on page s. column -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
NORFOLK SUITS

Here they are-the double breasted suits with
two or three button coats in various plated or
plain models. They look just Ike young mems
suits, only with kniekers- Single breasted suits,
chic as ever but possessing many new ideas with
waistline that can be worn with or without belt
Mothers and fathers win Ike the an wool
fabrics because it means longer wear and real
economy. Unusually good values Sizes for boys
s to IS years. Prices from s1oso to $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

proportion Of the American Sc
curifies previously held abroad,
has loaned some sa,uo1,ooosoO0 10
foreign governments and has
built her own ships. Our favor
able balance Of trade has thus
been greatly increased and Eu-
rope has ben deprived OF the
means Of meeting it heretofore
existing. Europe can have only
three ways Of meeting the GuTor-
able balance OF trade in peace
FINEST By imports into this coun-
Try Of gold or of goods, or by
establishing new credits.
TIME PASSED FOR LOANS.
Europe ls In no position at the
present time TO ship sold 10 us
nor could we contemplate large
further Imports Of gold into this.
country without concern The
time has nearly passed for inter
national governmental loans and
&c will take time to develop in
this country a market for for
elEn securities
Anything. therefore. which
VFoUld tend TO prevent foreign
countries from settling for our
exports by shipments Of goods
into tails country could only have
the effect Of preventing them
from paying for our exports and
therefore OF preventing the eE-
ports from being made
The productivity OF the country
greatly stimulated by the war
must find an outlet by exports
10 foreign countries and any
measure taken 10 prevent i'm
ports will Inevitably curtail eX-
ports. force curfnilmemf Of pre-
ductlun, load the hanklnE ma
ehineFy Of the country with
credits TO carry unsold products
and produce Industrial stuEnation
and unemployment. II we want to
sell We must be prepared 20 buy.
MUST ADJUST ECONOMICS.
Whatver. therefore. may have
been our views during the period
- growth Ct American business
concerning tariff legislation. we
must rev adjust our own eco
monte life 10 changed condition
growing ouf Of the fact that
and that America Is the greatest
capitalist IN the world.
No policy OF Isolation will sat
isfy the growing needs and Op-
porfunities Of America. The pro-
FlHuial standards and policies Of
The PAST which have held AmerI-
can business as n in n straight
51cAet- must yield and give way
to she needs and exiEenciea OF the
new day in which we live, n DAY
fun Of hope and promise for
American business n we viii but
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
Actually Removes Hair
Roots Something NeWl
Harmless MethodsWo Ike. NaEio"l

To have the supernuous hairs come cut
roots and all. before ones very eyes.
sounds almost too Eood to be trua YET
many thousands Of women have proved
20 their own satisfaction that this can
be accompiished--easilF quickly harm
less.y-hy cans % the wonderful phe-
lacti1r process.
This method IS not 90 be compared az
an with any liquid powder or paste. nor
with electrclysis or anything elsa Moth
ing IKE 30 ever originated 10 causes the
hairs 90 come out entire, roots Included.
leaving the skin smooth and hairless as
a babes. Ehaiactine "a non-odoriess. non
Irritating. -poisonous-a child coaid
safely eat t. Get e small stick of phe-
lactine from your druggist to-day. follow
the simple Instructions. ard you viii have
a most agreeable surpriaa.-AdF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

We have the oTereoat-the best ever made for
boys. We feel that It is great achievement to
be able to give boys the stylish things they want
and he parents the service quality in boys over
coats they have always hoped for. The models
have all the smart young mems features, belts,
yokes, plaids and al the lively pocket variations.
Your boy viii wear sucf clothes longer. It costs
less per year TO clothe him. These are stylish
and tailored in particular manner. Made Of
fine materials in solid colors and fancy mixtures.
These coats are warmly lined. For boys Of all
sizes from 2z years to Is years. Priced from
ef8 80 70 $50 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
FURNISHINGS FOR BOYS AND
YOUTHS

Every need for the youngsters Is presented at
tractvely ct prices which means sizeable savings.
Here mothers win find; shirts, blouses, sweaters
ties, gloves, underwear, bathrobes, leggins, pa
jamas, cuff links scarf pins, pocket knives belts,
sterling silver belt buckles, hats, caps handker-
chiefs and many other serviceable gifts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

To nnRlyEe the particulars in
the demands OF labor f. TO admit
the Justice OF their complaint In
many matters that lie ut their Ia
SIS The workman demands an
adequate wage, sufficient TO per-
init him 20 live in comfort, unhnm-
pered By the fear Of poverty and
want In his old nEe- He demands
the right 70 live and the right 70
work amidst sanitary surround-
inGE, both in home and IN work
shop. SURROUNDINGS that develop
and do not retard his own health
and wealth and well beluEl and
the right 20 provide for his chill
dren'E wants IN the matter OF
health and education.
'In other TEordH, Il f. HIS desire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02

We are exclusive agents for HIi
Schaffner 6 Marx sHis and cpHooels
for bogs; "Sampsck clothes for 50ys;
XHagood suits and oveooais for bogs;
Jack-O-Leaihsr guaranteed suits for
boys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
BOYS PLAY SUITS

A large assortment of boys play suits, cowboy
suits. soldier suits, sailor suits. indian suits.
These are serviceable and wiz make delightful
gift.
Sizes ? to 10 years. Moderately priced at sl.9s
and up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
FOR THE JUVENILE

Eaton Norfolk suits are Just ike older brothers
suits only they button TO the neck These are
made of velvet corduroy tweeds and serges in al
desirable eolors. Sizes for boys % TO s, spe-
cially priced from $500 to $500.
All wool knit MILDLY suits in colors Of heather
brown and green, beautifully made These are
serviceable and warm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-02
MACKINAWS FOR BOYS

There is comfort in every feature Of these warm
terms. Collars are in the convertible storm style.
An inset pleat in the back affords room for extra
clothing underneath. They have fancy slant
pockets and all around belt are other Hkeabls
features Of these coats. a comprehensive assort-
ment is Offered in al sizes for boys to ls years.
Exceptional value-giving from $3.50 to $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28
OFFICE HELP.

ACCOUNTANTS WANTED-A few de
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clerks who meet our specifications viii be
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or Tor high grade accounting positions.
our methods are new and scientific and
their success can be judged from the
fact that every man aud woman who has
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you, as the large accounting firms who
are taking our graduates want men and
women OF initiative and backbone. To
those who are In earnest va viii make
AMY terms 90 suit as low as SO per month.
which includes everything necessary FOR
this course OF instruction. sc are COM
PEELED 20 make this offer owing % the
big demand Tor qualified accountants. as
several states have already passed laws
requiring corporations and BANKS 20 BE
examined by certified public accounts
Those desiring an interview or who wish
set ~ g. h. A. questions are requested
90 address with fun particulars and
phone number. Box A-Go Care News
Times 421S- Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28

For light factory WORK. evenings.
: TO 10 p. m Apply I. willard
iteady Co, corner Washington and
u. Joe SITS. 2S23-d
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28
THE THOMAS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL

THE THOMAS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
GRADUATES ARE IN GREAT DEMAND
AND FILL THE BEST POSITIONS.
The Person With Special Commercial
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Promotion and VIII Be Able To Advance
To the Rest In the Business World. You
May Get Some Kind OF An office Post
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VIII Not Have the Foundation FOf Flu
ture Advancement
ENTER THE THOMAS SCHOOL AT
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MENT DEPARTMENT WILL TAKE
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=. E Cor Mich. and Wash. Entire Third
Floor, Main 29O6, Lincoln 2210.
WANTED-Competent young lady to
keep books, one with stenographic ex-
perience preferred; apply Newman's.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28

FOR RENT-Dec Ist.. seven rooms fur
nished for housekeeping In a strictly
modern home, close In call Lincoln
sos, f0renoOns or evenings 1852 %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - Experienced banders on
mems shirts. The Lamb shirt Co,
east end Of Lasalle az. bridge 1896 3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28

FOR RENT-MOdern steam heated fur
nished sleeping rooms Telephone
Main 26SI 4165- II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28

WANTED-Young girl 20 assist with
housework. 1904 Woodward av. Phone
Main JGI9. 4i9i -2S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28

WANTED-A wasnwOmaR for small
washlngs Address Box 1872 News
Times 1855 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28
FURS

Fall ls the best time 20 paint that house
Of yours. see Us, We carry a full lice
OF wall paper. paints, varnishes. enamels
and mouldings at astonishing low prices
Estimates cheerfully furnished J. w
Werntz and Son, "a Sherman Rv.. Main
1888 1898 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28
HOUSES FOR RENT.
GARAGE FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Modern garage. Apply ~
W. Washington. Phone Main 4517.
1919 Is
GARAGE for tent ZIG E. Monroe Call
Lincoln 2922. 4i82- %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28

WANTED-Men~ TO Unload cars and pile
lumber. Birdsell Mfg. Co. 64T5-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28

WANTED-Maids and cleaning women.
apply housekeePer. Oliver hotel.
34S1- ef
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-28

FOR SALE-Resl0ence store building
and double garage. including grocery
stock and market, grocery and market
can be SOLD separately. Good location.
DO Lrude j. NJ. Jolly. % $ Main -.
Phone Lincoln $3.50 Tg73-tf
FOR SALE
l house. modern. +. Indiana. ay., s., 0O0
1 house, modern. W Washington av.,
5000
house, modern, Ashland av.. $500.
l house, modem, L. Bowman St, $500
house. 4. Welger ST. 5000.
. houses. r. Ohio ST., $500.
house. +. Broadway. $500.
] house. l.. Johnson ST. 81 700
j. 4. MCCULLOUGH.
Residence Office
J0f l.. Haney av. 235 s. Mich -.
Lincoln 42i7 Main 1856
1857 II