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The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-26
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Throats
and Chests

- t-iiicg how soon the symptoms
.a7y develop into Group OF worse. And
th-n's when you're g.od you have a
- jar of Musterole at kaad to give
prompt sure relief. Il Go.s not blister.
AS Erat aid and a certain remedy,
Austerole is excellent. Thousands Of
mothers lnoT IL Ycu should keep a
ar in The house ready for instant use.
{, It IS the remedy for adults, too. Re
Eeves sore threat, bronchitis, tcnsiiitis.
Group, stif neck, asthma, neuralzis.
headache, congestion. pleurisy, rheu-
nlatism, lunbago, pains and aches Of
back o. joints, spTa;as, sore muscles.
ehilhlains. frosted fact end colds of the
chest Ct often prevents pneumonia).
coc and e0c jars; hospital size $3.50.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-26
North Topeka Neos

Items for this column may be left mt
Petro's drug storc telephone Eteanor
kimba1. 335i after Z o'clock Other
hours, $3.50.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-26
NAME "BAYER" MEANS
Aspirin IS genuine
Safe, proper directions ir
each '.Bayer" package

The "Bayer Cross placed On tablets
means you are getting true Bayer
Tablets Of Aspirin" proved safe by mill
lions Of peopIe-the genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for over
eighteen years
In every handy 'Bayer" package are
proper directions for Colds. Headache,
TCot hache. Earache, Neuralgia. Rheu-
naatism. Lun bago. Sciatica, Neuritis'
and for Pain generally
Tin boxes of 12 tablets. cost only a
few cents Druggists also sell larger
Payer Racka ges. Aspirin lis the
trade mark Of Bagsr manufacture o.
Observation-Disclosures of SalicyIicacid.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-26
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zeno the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid. Gives Prompt Relief {

There is one safe, dependable reat.
ment that relieves itching torture and
that c-eanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for Csc Isl bottle
Of Zeno and apply it as directed. Soon
YOU viii find that irritations, pimples,
blackheads, eczema, bletches, ,rinRWorm
anS similar skin troubles viii disappear.
Zemo the penetrating. satisfying
liquid, is all that is needed, for ii
banisheS most skin eruptions, makes
the skin soft. smooth and healthy.
The E. ". Rosc Co.. cIsTeiznd Q.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-26

The embarrassment Of an unhealthy
mouth is Invariably the result of pyor-
rhea. that insidious disease of the
gum; loose teeth. decayed teeth and
cent of all men and women past thirty
are afflicted Pyorrhea IS responsible
for painful bleeding. spongy, receding
gumh: loose teeth, decayed teeth and
loss of teeth PYROS eradicates pyor-
rhea and keeps the gums. mouth and
teeth clean. healthy and sweet TuIly-
MeF'aFfaad Drug CO., ss5 Kansas ave-
nue., I29 Kansas avenue.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-26
SANTA FE NOTES.

Notes and personals from Santa Fe
by Frances jones. Telephone $3.50
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-26

The drug stores will be closed to-
morrow from l , O'Clock until 6. open
ing gain for the evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

neSrest dealer who handles thgm.
itself raises on the STORING column the
IS Si, nj thS bottom Of the column must he
rert on this kind OF work.
g. No. |. My car is 1, O. six wish
TO put IN 4 new second speed gear on coun-
ter shaft and also new main shaft In the
transmission. Please advise how 10 make
this repair.
No. :. One or two Of the valves Of my car
seemed 10 get rirSed from grinding.
understand the seats require reaincr. In
using the same in bit and brace do you
use the reamcr the same as when grinding
valves: that is. only half a turn back ami
i0r.h. or 10 you turn 1t round and round
No g. The propeller shaft on this car has
TWO universal joints. The shaft is loose.
and 1t rattlcs considerably going over rough
r nm as s, rs there h my way it can be taken
Nc. =; The storage battery is little
weak even after being charged. II mas
been In use on the car two summers DO
you think IL Is getting worn out? How
hane new plates put in to buy {, new
on the inside OF the clutch housing Also
pedals and brake rods attached to the
pulled of when The bolts holding the clutch
hsn na The soun,sr are shaft fo ox through he
hnd pin ON the clutch side OF the main
can he removed.
valy.-seatinE tool should be used II n
cSnicai rcamer is used in bit and brace
enSfe is dnnSsr Of getting the seat out Of
would be used with The reamer w"uia
Preier me TO loose reamer for r"ssating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

| though when the nic is used great care
| No. ,. The pins and bushinG in the block
and need rsplacing.
No. I. rh" Guaranteed hfc OF storage
| battery is about fifteen months. though many
have your battery man test ;hc battery tor
you. he can aiso give You price ON !,
plates. lf tho battery will not take Il
charge II will probably be advisable" to get
Il new one.
q. My auto fires in the exhaust. Not al
why's but when starting or running SLOWLY.
| When running fast. ii hardly troubles
me blu, when starting un or running at n
| with a loud report. j. -. X.
| a. The most likely cause Of your trouble
ie that one more OF the exhaust valves
do no, seat pr"i,eriy. missing spark or
poor mixture might also c',iMc il;
g. ] hay. n t----l. with a disc clutch. and
have had q great deal OF trouble to get IL
"nt cannot get II into gear. We stored
our car in u garage that is not heated since
sisc, ana it nSs not nfSn touched
| tried to hack the car out OF the garage.
| started the e2Iine. but when | tried L,
The rear wheels up and again tried to get
! into gear. but JUS; as soon | pushed in
ne clutch the rear wheels began Ia mo"s
rcar. only experience the trouble In col,!
weather. II T.
! a. II you fail To get into gear because %;
! the gears Gushing. then your trouble" is en-
water IN the clutch. $" tina, the dis 5 ar"
frozen together. The irst thing would dn
would be 70 soc II running the engine until |,
The ice ar hardened grease as cona!hrra bic
| OF the heat OF the engine will - carried tn
clutch in time. This fniiinG. your boiling
while. when clutch is free pour in n
gallon or 50 Of Kerosene. after draiuinE OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

'G"pNrieh,, 1919. by Fred e. .Gucrrlichl
g May J ask a question? What is the
ma, with my 81? Put in new Visions
nrricIt mt licplaC"d Tho valves ami re-
seated the block, then ground the valves 10
IL perfect seat. Cav" the valves :: clear
hnc" OF about one sixty fourth OF an linen
Compression is lin" tor all four cylinders
y" OIL shows ON tho plugs. Had g new ir.
Then had ignition system tested and cicc-
lrlclahs claim system To be o. Is. Put all
new baskets around manifold ana tested H.
ana tried Two carburctors. but Their. is no
chang; She IL timed to a notch. and the
spark works nice. hut "Vcryth hing do ar
change has no effect II jumps, hons ana
skinH all the time. had several m.chau-
'eS CIV" ~ np as "a publ" y A. ~
y. You certainly seem to have done all
mat IS r"ssih!" &" eliminate the trouble
In the case OF miss, the first thing I" do
~ TO determine which cylinder is missing
n T.. making them miss ono after tn" o,h.r,
and there is no change in the running of tho
engine. Then YOU know that that is the
cylinder which is doing tho missing II ono
cylinder Is at fault. test the spark then The
compression. l. may he that the valves
stick. or. possibly even. that tho cam Is
broken and does not rails" the valve prop
crly. - a rul: when gives trouble.
even after everything conceivable has been
don" I" remedy III" trouble some freak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

aaS na in Is nc r I'll iss SSs
from one cylinder 10 another. then "A main
on on T hc inside pr Pe
h, S Sasy b m.'sS miTn ais9 be to Giams
thc miss does not show when the engine is
"H but he ehe Ssre s s"a to jerks Ss
snmy bert rh,. or even broken parts behind the
Elm ,s at certain certain points Of the Wheels revo-
100 ,iEh.. or misaiirneH cd and 80 o. cause a
cam" whcf For is ha s gT mss fS S
SPARK plugs remoTcd.
fns9 a'Ss the Hna yS "sn'f da ss
,hhro%sh III the oo switch to the battery or
bay s So 1a4e hay" up
smin ami int t ras mot rss 10
is ! .r.I lighting system. 6. W,
ne n,;, car should no. he run viii JIG battery
orator or the lamps being burned out II
brush Should he "e removed hen to ns MAKE it %
Operative, You may have burned out your
Tie ono attached 10 TIC terminal marked j.
9: viii you please answer the following
M * n What is =, the eorree, spacs for the
ekn psse of To0h caIr. s and also $
Mon ,h rs c to SnSw 'he nse Hf is
PARTS book and is located alongside the
hrake pedal. lly clutch Esdai when |i"f let
my foot T.. come back from it, docs not come
Would this adjusting arm have anything to
No. . viii the clutch leather need any
attcniion when bring the car out i'll the
and Vas workns t ali rEh, "S %hen 'I0 used I'T
H. spri" "s "fs" j, rossi Hi "sSsF
proper thing 70 Put between. is il not
jOs$ i:e.inch tires $40. '"es are
E E%ih , nHS stuck SO tha, have to pull win
4" WGula "" eu' !nSFf on amy 5eme5y give it
n n"re p ,%. on hili7 do you favor the
No S: Where can get klaIon electric
NJ No. mi, When Nh s6nsc my s'GsrinE wheel
can stop this? INouiRER
The better gauge for the opening OF the
adius, the ,hrowout Of the clutch I'm in r E"
in ,ni TO The SSonIisa'Sn of me service
ir"r,srly do not touch H. The pedal does
S"Se t" very up an IL he Ss: ss su,sh
Leaf her will need any attention. II your
iIen it may b. ihat the I'll has worked aE " out
n,,ls N.atsfoci oil put on. This is uniik ely.
snr"nding tn. spring leaves Graphite
Er"aS" rs good. but aphitc mixed with
gasoline will prove cleaner. as :he graphite
! srras" VIII work out ana stay the spring
WhiI" IN" gasoline Will cvaporatc and lea We
dry graphii". which blows away.
ir Ne o Thr c"rTsG, pressure for the front
pounds for the rear.
No. h. You will have TO take the switch
| apart To find out what Is causing the but
TON 10 stick The spiral spring has prob
~" 1 do not consider the cutout worth
tho expense ~ installing
No. : The ma jority of accessory dealers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

travels downward in an exceedingly
thin stream To make this stream as
long as possible. the sheets are bent /!
alag way, as shown in the illus
tration. The corners Of the ZigZaE
sheets. are Soldcred together so that
the radiator gives the appearance OF
honcycomb. The space between the
air is drawn by the fan.
The radiator often will spring Il
leak: though experience has shown
methods of mounting the radiator now
are such that il will not he affected
by the weaving" and HcNure of the
frame. so leaking radiator troubles. en-
cepting in the case OF accident. are
comparatively rare. Nevertheless.
radiators often do spring leaks with
apparently no cause
LEAK-STOPPING DEVICES
ARE NOT FAVORED
The writer regularly receives let
ters asking If the use Of naXsced and
other leak-stopping devices are good
ia use. He does not believe in them
as while they Will sometimes stop the
leak, they will also tend to stop the
circulation of the water through the
radiator, and often will make large
sections of the radiator fail to func-
ton III cooling the water.
The repair of a radiator requires
an eSper pert, perhaps more than any
experienced will generally do more
harm than good when they try to ma Ike
q radiator repair.
There may come a time when due
20 an accident, there j. bad leak in
he radiator. and when the car is far
rom nome or radiator repair shop.
often be made by externally iilling up
the leaking section with plaster of
paris. The writer con Sdcrs this much
better than iron cement or othcr-surh
articles. ana. moreover. IL is very easy
TO be had,
The writer has also received letters
from readers asking how To make the
hiler cap tight. as they believe that,
because drops OF water got into their
faces while driving, the water. leaked
through the cap Generally when drops
OF water are blown hack in this way i,
is a sign OF leak somewhere near the
| top of the radiator, rather than through
! tho filler cap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

the water and let this stay in overnight
Residue water will settle ON the bottom so
that when You drain the housing It will be
drawn OFT. The cause OF this trouble is
., i,outt due TO the grease you are using
the wheels began to reverse when YOU
threw out the clutch. apd you apparently
were still In neutral gear. make me wonder
lf you hay" not n hrnkcn part somewhere
near the thrownut mechanism. II the boil
tnE water ghould fail to remedy tn. trouble.
have the clutch examined
q. Would there be any difference In the
huoyancy OF AN auto tire by reason OF H.
bcinH minated from ten pounds pressure TO
seventy pounds? have reference 10 IN.
amount he tire would hold up placed in a
!ake would II be possible for .: man to
20 down with AN auto forty five feet under
y" Ice, 81 Il lake and come up alive and uu.
injured? II N ~
a. - gwen Noluin" or air having IA pres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
5lMpL|F|ED LESSONS IN
!: 8 CARE OF AUTOMOBILE
Expert Gucrrlich Explains Cooling
q System in Use on Gaso-
q line Engines.
DESCRIBES RADIATOR TYPES
Docs Not Favor Use of I.cak-Stop-
ping Dcvices-Numcrous Machine
q Problems Arc Solved in Plain
language for Inquiring Owners.

4
4 Copyrighted 1917. by Frederick &.
Guerrlich)
The gas engine known TO engineers
as an internal CONFUSION engine. To
Them comes in the class of engines
&nown as hea, engines. because''of the
fact that the power is derived from the
gas and air .eXp.odes or burns. As
peat means power. All o. the heat prac-
tical must be kept in the engine.
Unfortunately. If the metal parts OF
the engine be allowed TO reach al GER
tain temperature they will become
Aoft, and as they must rub together.
9he metal would soon be cut and so
the parts be ruined. Thus the engine
must be equipped with some device
kow this danEcrous temperature. In
Pther words. cooling system must be
FURNISHED in order TO keep the cylinders
from oecoming SO nor as 20 ne CUT anu
SuahtI ~ .he 'uoo'hs u 'he ieiPt'e"'-
Both air and water arc used TO cool
the engine
Where air is used alone. Ranges or
Aings arc cast around the cylinders.
which Ranges will conduct the heat
hway from the cylinders. the heat, in
turn, being taken from the nanges by
a blast OF air which is blown on
them by means of a IAN by observing
the engine on most motorcycles you
will he able 10 see how these Ranges
are cast on the cylinders,
Ay.rytun M, f.noIrSt: v.rI,u
No. .S"lNn nooi'
S.', ~ 80 e. u
yacheI taS SHOWN IN ,hs illustration
Hnu caiteu d waler J1chet) IS cas-
around the cyiinderS and water IS then
H!aoe 70 cLcuiate throuSH these jack
rs INC ~ateI comes IN cohtact
Mith lhe meta II coos u, out IN 40
LuE SO IL VIII take the neat 70 ltselt
Snu mus pseoine n9'' 60: uniess me
49, aise DC cooteu ~ "oulu IN TIME
EeS,U;'c 80 no. "a 70 oe useless as
GoS0,,nS ,eaiuni LOT .me eEiihaers.
IN d sta',onaIH enEine, stream OF
Ya'es from .mt OK! nlpInS Gan DC useo.
~ uh d i,oNtn autoHiooiIe me same
nus ns useu oyer ana over
Ha sHtn !" Saoen 70 coo' thiS wafer II Is
feo from me cyilnuerS 20 the TOP or
aHpousb wSieb !, slow,y eow pan'd dnwn
ward being. cooled on the way down
by air which is sucked through the
radiator by means of a fan.
1yYO METHODS EMpIOyI:n
TO Make WATEI CIRcIiI.rt.
nere are two ne.noas enpioEed I"
c, 1880 w Ma.eF ctIcuth'e th!ough me
1aehe's anu inc tadiator: IN
S,na, y, .nGsc pump. SET Almost mn
nha 10y IN oach Oh inc raaiator; sucks
sherant leu, 49, rom me p3ttNm
~ Gu then ioicts ~ thIouSn me
S.l,;a, 80 any W " .he top OF me
Sauna'pI. oo"n throush Which IL then
Mo"s py sEaNltE, Deins cooled on the
S,,rSs,S 49,, Mntn ~ Is dEnih pumped
&IsrouSm the JacheIs' etc; ms Is called
49, aiip HsS'e"'' anu Is SHOWN vim
=;
S,i..SI. :o.eli' .atLeu natural CIT :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

sure of ten pounds will weigh less than n
s nn,, voiume having pressure of sevent
would have the greater buoyancy. ina
under forty-ive feet OF water would ha,
TO stand u pressure of nearly thirty pount
above atmosphcrt. This pressure wnui
uh cubtcdiy puncturc his car-druns IL
would not hurt HIN otherwise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
REV. AGAR TELLS NEED
AND USE OF MONEY ASKED

Describing in detail the reasons
why and for which the $4,000. 0NO
Victory campaign fund was bein4
IA ised and for what II was going 20
he spent was the subject of the adj
dress Of Rev. r. 4. Agar. church eff
ficiency expert OF New York city. at
the meeting held Thursday night at
tho Baptist church
Rev. Agar stated that the money
would be spent ia eight different
fields and enumerated them on a
blackboard under which he item
ised the separate expenditures and
the amounts 10 be spent on each
particular one, thus giving de-
tailed account OF all the money. He
took each mission and explained its
need for the help and laid the con-
6isions governing the efforts toward
that end clearly before his audience.
lie also answered questions from his
hearers and enlVened his address
with several humorous anecdotes
and experiences 10 illustrate his
points
According 10 ReV. a.. 81 Diusmore
half OF Indisna's quota of $4,000
OF the $4,000. 600 national campaign
has been raised and the remainder
will be subscribed by the FIRST OK
May
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
BUILDING PERMITS.

O.. Apacowski two-story frame
20 by -, 239 Sibley St.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
News of the City
from the
Official Records
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Lyle Baker. farmer, DOwagiac.
Mich. TO Marie Taylor. telephone
operator. Hartford. Mich.
Joseph r Stuller. clerk, Misha-
waka, 10 Eta Aline Scott, domestic.
Edon. ..
Jerome +. Monks, plumber. Chi
cago. 10 Marie c. Taylor. clerk. Chi
caEO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04

With Mrs Norman De II White.
house as their eSder a delegation
Of attractive women from New YORK
has started campaign for their
bills. which have been hated for
weeks in the Legislature they
turned their attention first to the
Senate
Representative IS Of the New YORK
school teachers went to Albany &C
begin their fina fight for their sal
airy bill Their latest modes from
the metropolis .eut new color anc
life to the sessicl Senators sat NC
and took new interest in the WON
ems legislation
Mrs WhitenU ise, who returned
recently from europe. said she and
Der associates were determined to
remain on the scene unit. they gel
action she led the fight In Albany
for woman suffrage in two sessions
Senators were ined mp for the mini
mum wage. eight hour day ano
health Insurance measures.
I'VE shall direct our attention at
first to the Senate" Mrs. White
house said. the Assembly has de
rlared IT'S ouD,sftion to rho hills
but we shall try 10 overcome that.
The measure nas great merit and
should be passed We purpose to
do all in our ICwer to get them
through"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ttCOrucu AprlI 2, 1873.
Compiled ~ The Indiana Title

Compiled ~ The Indiana Title <
Loan Coz
Leo Thilnsn ana wife to Michael
Friedrich and wife, lot q in Bakers
subd. 3. o. L. 81. 81.
Amilla Kruger and husband to
Franiszek Lebedziensl<i and wife
lot 5S3. md plat, Summit Place ad-
dition, ST.
william p Rough and wife to
Stanley Niedbalski and yife, lot So
in Swygart's lst addition. 81.
south Bend Highland Cemetery
association 20 Hiram S. Bishop lot
405 in Graceland section south Bend
Highland cemetery, S64.
south Bend Highland Cemetery
association to Hiram 5. Bishop lot
401 I'm Graceland section South
Bend Highland cemetery S64
Truman a. Brainard ana wife 10
James IT.. Young, lot 40 Cushing *
Lindscys addition. 81.
James r.. Matchett and wife to
Wallace +. Gleason, a tract of land
In Lincoln township, $4,000.
Catherine clancy TO James =. Ha-
ney "a tract OF land I'm Clay town
ship, ST.
The Citizens Loan Trust and Saw
ings Co. TO St. Joseph County Farm
~ n AUrii ilt-a 1.-Two ttEobtla llOIs part vi
lot Z, Stulls 1st adSition. 81
Milo w. stark and wife TO August
A. Dec larcq and wife, Tor IS, Nc
Inernv * Engeldrum's addition to
MishaWaka. 81.
Frederick y. Hclmen and wife to
Grace Effie DeWells, lot SIS.
MeGCOWbroOk Farm subd., 81.
George Bernhard TO William
Happ and Homer Tagedrt. lot 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04

Kodak finishing al Seedlings
AdvI 12QSS-4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
CIRCUIT COURT.

andy Austin vs.. Emma Austin.
divorce suit
WeltOn knepp vs.. Cornelius and
Charles Anthony; suit on note.
Hattie .Sebczak vs. Frank Sebczak:
affidavit 20 show contempt
/. J. Ollier VS.. Marjorie Ollier;
suit for divorce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
BIRTHS.

Alr. and Mrs. Carl Kecztury, 307
\. Walnut ST.. April 81. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve BOkoir, 1907
5. William ST. March %. "A son.
Az. and Mrs. Martin KegiOW ski.
1901 5. Taylor 81, April 2, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jadacz. 61S
\. Grant St, April ]. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lorenki,
4oZ :. BroOkfield ST., April /. a son.
AIR. and Mrs. stephen Varga, 1915
W. Linden aV.. April /. a son
Mr. and Mrs John 10th, 9O9
Garst ST.. April /, 4 son.
Mr.. and Mrs. GrzeGOrg Halubea6.
51S :. scott St, March 81. a son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
POLICE UNABLE TO
MOVE AUTOMOBILE

Thursday night the police were
notified that a Buick car was parked
on Miami 81. just south OF the LaKe
shore tracks and had been there
since O'Clock "Wednesday after
noon.
Officers Miller and Ia-kowskl
" ent out Co brIns Che machine iu.
bit there was evidently some sort OF
motor trouble. Tor tho officers could
not get BE- started
A lantern was burg on tho ma
chine and "a report made 90 the car.
The license number is believed %
be that Of a dealer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
SUPERIOR COURT.

Christopher Leblanc vs. Acme
Mfg. Co: damage suit
irwin Clavert IS. Hinkle Motor
Car Co. damage suit
Fannie y. Pershing VS.. Edgar y.
holland, quiet title
John 10th rs. Alex and Kathaliu
Kenneth; foreclosure mechanic lien.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04

Oak Grove 1st addition, $3.50.
Albert r Award and wife to
Benjamin r. Dunn, lot II and part
Of lot L, Walls addition, $4,000.
John Sllusa and wife to Fred
Reimer and wife. lot 81, Arnold &.
T'asin's subd., 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-04
FERLIN METAL. WORKERS

LONDON, April metal work
..-...s-. o. 10000 had
gone on strike in Berlin up 10 We'd
nesday evening, according 10 an EX-
change Telegraph dispatch from
the German capital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-14
POLITICS GROWS;
SPEAKING THIS WEEK

Harrtsonburg, Oct. i3--With the
closing of the registration books last
Saturday little talk has been heard
about the coming fan election.
1t was learned. however, that the
Republicans plan to open their speak
ing campaign in the county on next
W Wednesday night, after which there,
VIII be speaking in every section of
the county by one or more of their
speakers. It has not been learned
whether the Democrats will have
speaking campaign or not. out II is
believed they viii, especially after
the Republican orators get before the
people with their arguments for the
o'eCtion Of tLeir candidates.
Among the pepuhlican orators who
will be heard on the stump will be
Captain John Paul J. A. CARRIER, Pro-
fessor James II. Ruebush, Charles A.
Hammer. II WamDler Earman. r. p.
OFT. John W Morrison, Frank C.
Stipes +. A. Zigler, H. +. c. Gentry
and others
From present indications the Re
publican speakers will outnumb Der the
Democrats fully two to one.