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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-05
CASUALS NOW USE
SiLSBURG BATHS
Red Cross Fits Up Watering
Place For Rheumatic
RumanianS.

BUCHAREST. Nov. THE fam
Gus salt baths Of Saisburg. where
the mi!ionaircs OF Austria. Hungary
and the Balkan states used to spend
their summers. are now curing rheu-
matte Rumanian soldiers.
Stripped OF all their luxurious FUR
nishings during the war. the SAILS
burg baths have just been refitted
with the aid OF the American Red
Cross for use as a military hospital
for chronic rheumatism resulting
from trench warfare. Five hun
dred soldiers are already there. re-
covering from rheumatism and SINH
lar diseases contracted while I'M
dergoing the hardships Of war.
Visited by Tourists.
In times of peace, thousands Of
tourists visited Salisbury. high up in
the Transylvanian Alps, southwest
of Kronstadt. Many came for the
dazzling social life. With its magni-
fcent hotels and gay casino it was
perhaps the chief show place OF
eastern Europe. When the Germans
pushed the Rumanians out Of this
district early in the war. Gen. Mack
ensen and his staff took possession
Of the town and staged luxurious
revelry there. When the Germans
left they looted the place. stripped
the hotels of tapestries, furniture
and brass fittings. Even the equip
ment for the medicinal baths was
wrecked.
Under the direction of Mai.
George TreadweH Of Albany. y. Y,
and several American physicians,
the baths were retitted sufficiently
TO care for the soldiers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-05
laps Plan Big
NaUaI Program

HONOLULU. Nov. 5.--An eight
year naval program costing ss24,-
600. 600 has been decided upon by
the Japanese government. ii was an
message 10 The ShinpOub. a Jap
anese daily newspaper. The program
includes the construction of four
40. 900 ton batt'eships Of the Nagalo
class, four battle cruisers; twenty
light cruisers; eighty ~destroycrs;
seventy submarines and thirty other
craft.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-05
MAKE RED CROSS CANVASS.

GOSHEN. Ind, Nov. "a house
20 house canvas is being made in
connection with the third Red Cross
roll call in Goshen. 1t started this
urday.
1t is expected the Goshen chapter
will secure between $500 and 5000
members.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-05
EY way OF

The striking drug clerks were
probably told by their employers.
when they asked for an advance.
that they would get something just
good.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-05
IT'S THE FASHION.

Now the Massachusetts, bees are
starving. the state has taken a an
date for them md Communicated
the sugar supply.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-05
THE TEST.

a man has 20 be pretty patriotic
to buy eggs at S1.Os a dozen 20
throw at a German opera.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-05

De-mosthenes took up the study OF
law that he might sue his guardians
who had cheated him OF his fortune
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-05

Firms arc credited with being the
most thrifty of all peoples repre-
scented in the mines and lumber
camps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
HOME OF MINER WHO
REFUSED TO STRIKE
BLOWN UP At BUTTE
No One Is Injured, Though Three
Persons Are Asleep in House at
Time Of Dynamiting; Family
Had Received Threats.

butte Mont. Feb IS The homo
Of g. ~ Noinn, h miner iiyinE In the
eastern section uf Butte. wis dyna-
mitcd early this moruins. No one
was Injured. although the house was
occupied at tho time.
8 portion OF tho rear porch ~ tho
house WIS blown down und shed in
the yard Wa demolished. Nolan b.
employed nt tho r. Lawrence mine
mere uudshHH continued 90 work since
the strike ut miners was declared last
Friday.
Pinned to tho front door OF the No
Ian home was o. piece of paper bcur-
lnF The figures "a-7-17" These fiF-
ur,s were found pinned 20 the body
uf Frank iittle. L. " W leader. who
was lturh,i here. Nolun HAS received
threats. according tu tho police.
According tu the police Mia nolan
told them that she had received u
warning over the telephone last Mon
duY evening from some unknown per-
SONS thut 10 hrr husband did not re-
fwin from working ut tho mines
something would happen to hiH FAM
IN"
NoImug more was thought Of the
matter. tho police snN Mrs Nolan told
th'm. until tho explosion early this
morning Mrs Noinn ana an infant
SON und u cousin we're sleeping in tho
house. but beyond a shaking w were
mot injured Windows IN adjacent
houHrH were broken hy the force Of
thr explosion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
REDUCTION OF HALF
MILL WILL Be MADE
IN THE ROAD LEVY

That the proposed Albuquerque San
Juan highway has tho fun approval
urd support of the state highway
commission. ANA uf the majority ~
The Legislature. aud that the bill
creating it aud providing fnr its cons
strurtuu HH an administration meas
urn. was told 60 tho Rotary club at
It- luncheon to-day hN President "
e. tssfroiyh uf the chamber % COM
urfrU. Nj. testrulch aud secretary
leopold went tn santa Fc % meet with
the committees uf highways ~ the two
houses un the road project They ask
ed that the route he changed to pass
through snuduyal ANA Corrnlles.
There wus general objection Go this
aud they. finally reached h compro-
mise hN which the route us outlined
Will stand, and the levy against ber-
uthllo county Will bee made onc-half
instead OF one min The levy against
the other counties is one mill None
OF the highway. however. ~ in Hernn-
lliu county. n passes through SAM
doNal RIO Arriha and san Juan Cuun-
ties. ana viii give Albuquerque and
connecting points "a route over state
highway tn Within thirteen miles of
irmrz SPRINGS II is oKpectcd that
this htghwas will open the San Juan
country 60 motor truck connection
with the central markets of the state.
The Rotary club, hY resolution. on
dursei the compromise hlll agreed to
lW the Chamber Of Commerce Off
cIulr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
CHARGE MORAl GAVE
WORTHLESS CHECK
TO PAY FOR SHEEP
Albuquerque Man Taken 10 Las
Vegas by Sheriff secundino Re
nero TO Answer Charge Of CIV
ing Bad Check for ss75.

sheriff sccundino Romero. OF Las
Vegas. came 20 Albuquerque last night
10 take charge of Santiago Meraz. of
Albuquerque, arrested yesterday az
Hei"n, aud held 90 answer To a charge
Of uttering a worthless check.
The complaint charges that Meraz
entered into n negotiation FOR tho
purchase Of sheep owned BY Jose Wall
encia of Sau Miguel county; tina. tho
check for 1915. which. when pre-
snntod at the bank. DISCLOSED that
MernH had no money on deposit there.
The sheriff and hia prisoner left for
las Vegas this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
Two Others Considered and -Four.
teen More Introduced; Fight
Staged Over Law Relating TO
MORTGAGE Sales.
THREE COURT PROCEDURE
MEASURES PUT THROUGH
Bill Is Proposed Providing for Ex
emption Of Large Number OF
Persons From Taxation; Road
Tax Law Urged by Barnes.

ssrefst eo"srfs3"o, 70 9"' Tf,,''t .Y.
81, 7.''l' ,... t..,.Iitt,.
..,.r...rt4ttt.,.
rrij ,v', t.,,.tIr.. y.st,f,it,. paased
..g.r DIu. -.r.II.r.I tao otHtrH.
rnt b.lrI IDlft..n murt introduced.
fY UItII.r. La rlmN.r uf committee
u...tir-. v.r. I.It and several proc
,.,.....t .........,... ,...,.. r,.f.rf,d out aui
49,. tI...t .r tHut rsIIiuE prr-
,.r.r.',. t. ur.| t...aH.. tpUut.
Vy.,l .u fr. I.u. calendar uI hills
op DuaI p4t.t., WHa started t.stsr.
dny win th, m,nsur, uppIopuuurE
utor.v tn t.frH, tH,. cost uf printing
the inaugural m,.saHr uui address
of tnD governor TI,UD wus u" d'-
butD and the hlIl plss,u W unhn.n'N.
vote. m, committee rul~uiul" I'i
~. u. go, HppfunraIuE $500 l"f 'I'
HpprVhsuaIuH Hul arrest ui iI' WNi
derrr ni Hon Antonio l''N NsItHH w..
brought uu uud #.HH went ihi".'N
with n unanimous vote.
\ uEht dst,lHpri over ". li ''.
which would amend iNt lHW f'IHinH
tn tho atIU uI muriHHfHN properly poi
nlluwiuE thc purchaser n I"l'
closure sHl' io receive I''I ".N
po dhlh lhHl''n 'l "', s'. mn.
"pi''lll.u ."h''',l'" '.
anu '"'l' ll'h "Hual'N u'.'
lnH on lNNH, "", -,
lh' N""f "Nu VIZ, '"'' ,
p'i,". was "'H''"''' JUG '''
'"n''"'
Three court procedure bills woe
easily passed. one ftlaunE ln Ih'
vcriuCItiun ut pl'Huiufr. one ltlih-
ing tho crime uf ruuHplth'N Hnd lh'
other prov idiur for ih' ilhihs on
testimony OUT ul court 'h.lh'
was mldr bon tb, area ot NillaE"t The
present law requires them tu o." n nll'
square. The new hll p"HrnI hN il'
house would reduce THIS q" 20 'ct's'
II. ". 30, pr"Nldink inr W"ulhh p"s
day ot wages was tc.frItii'h I" conn
mittee ON computations
After nm hours RECESS during which
n short caucus was held. the hous,
passed bill 80 -. creating the Anton
chico land grant which combines
certain land grants in san Miguel aud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
Jerome Copper
Mines Closed

Jerome, AtiEs IDh. u The cop
prr mines Of the Icromo district
closed down This morning fnr pcuoi
the managers sHId. uf from H.N Gee eight
muuthH following troubles which
started last Monday when the own.
ors announced H wure cut OF 90 cents
ppr duN. slA thousand minors and
other workers. with tributary pupuiH-
uuu estimated at iA.aOO more arU at
frctcd.
Nu disorders have boon reported so
ur bat twtntNstNo men uf the third
United Stttvs infantry, under lIruion-
ant John Sellers, are putrolling the
streets with huNun,fs fixed und guard
ug the approaches 20 the mines
This morning marked tht VApir.
tion of the ultmatum issued 90 the
men hy the United Verde and United
Verde Extension, the two largest
prupcrti,s n the district. that if a sur
fiCicut force wac not ON hand today ~
operate the mines and keep the
smoltors roinr they would close down
iudouuteli. or until the copper mar
kot improved
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

or ntm or corporation with iiH
principal place uf business within 'hs
state. At present the journals ani
arrHion laws are frequently printed
hs Denver or Kansas cay firms
Sulumun prfnrH proposed hill
which would exempt many people in
the STATE from personal property iaN-
ALTON u would allow the heads Of
umntr md tax payers who ato en-
gagged in farming tn have exempted
iu addition 90 tho fgOu nt present ~.
in"el. one team Of horses r,t %
hurutHa. ono wagon. one milk COW
and the proceeds of their crops. nw-
iur 90 tho necessity OF revenue for
the coming two years " b. noe stun -
able if the proposal can pass
Judge Barnes sponsored n hill re-
uulfinr the county treasurer 20 pay
over o. the treasurer of any city,
town or tiiiare within the county the
SUN oft forty percent Of an ruad tlN
mnur, collected OF any levy within
such u citS town or village, tho pro
cscdn OF which are not pledged for
the payment Of certificates Of indoht-
ness of bonds already issued The
mtusuro would permit lhrrr riti"H %
uHp portion of tho road taxes they
pay for improvement OF rondH within
the citv.
other house hills Included pro.
uufHl fo rHuuIrl cont dtHltfH o. fufn-
IHh customers o. ticket showing tn
rRHrt number ul pounds of coal. a hlll
relating to mnl owners and mlllcrs.
ono pruNihIur furthur procedure Doe
thr appointment OF administration iu
probate court aud ono changing the
u.mr of thr Sew MpAIrn school Tor
tHr I,lf uud dumh tu thr school flr
tUp d,Hf
" 90 CtHmnn who wuH seated hy
tIr committee on uutIlprUH und
elections BOP place ot Isaac lurth was
sworn 300 uu "Wednesday afternoon Do.
Secretary of siuto Manuel Martinez
Lieutenant Governor lHuk,Y signed
co., senate sulstIsitr tor huus, joint
memorial No. g. frluung to tho cone
sfru.tIuu Hf military hiEhwHN from
Tou ituNruworth to Port Bliss
House biIa 20. rb 20 and Ga were
received from tho lower body The
finance committee reported out the
hul 60 encourage trtH. science und
literature aui uakri that 10 hr aHrt
fn tUr Judiciary committee. r. or.
BRYANT again sought Co rovlt" hs
usuD law but withdrew hlH motion
when other senator's asked for moro
time to hear from their constituents.
UUmuu Sanchez made un eloquent
r'n for quicker action upon senate
nla senator Sanchez vigorously
urr,l thut hH colleagues remember
tn,Ir oath sud hr diuront Iu thulr
uutI,r NHu tho Htauiun iH already
r. H Hud thr senator pointed ONT that
Iitl, had been accomplished.
Upon motion of senator Tuly thr
ssruf, I'D dIuurnrd until . o'clock Coo
IHv uut of r,rptHt 90 tho memory uI
Abraham Lincoln.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
DOTS AND DAsHEs

ihTiH Lord knhNft A|ttllt we
British Representative on the league
OF nailonsh denicd the report that
tho league OF nations commission had
approved the creation of an industrial
army and that the United states and
Great britain had conceded point
to France
Washington - Determined opposi-
ton To- standing army in excess Of
no. 600 men 900 authorized in the ma
tiunnt defense hill Of three years ago,
wac voiced tu the house during the
debate on the annual army aprroprih-
tion bill.
patis Tho chinese delegation To
the pence conference has been ad-
NIsed that tnorc have been many IN
trrpellntions In the Chinese parlia'
mont from members demanding tullcr
Information concerning Japan nni
chinese relations aS laid before the
conference
NoW York Wriis Of hahcas corpus
sought hy group OF radicals tu pre-
vent deportation OF 80 of the "a
nhcnH brought to Fills Island from
the west were issued by Federal Judge
knoN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
Gable Named for
Game Wardenship
BY the Governor

Santa Fo. y. n, Feb. 49,. Governor
tnrrazoio today sent to the senate for
IT, approval the following appoint
montH.
Thomas y. Gable N Santa ~. 10 be
game warden and Charles Springer
ut CnlfuN county. tD he a member of
the state highway commission Tor n
N.yc1r term. ~ wHs n rsappolut.
ment for Mr Springer while Ar Ga-
Tie u former state game warden
Governor larrnzolu viii leave tnnlrht
or tomorrow morning Tor Alhuillor.
que Co Join the party which viii In
speri irrigation aud drainage work in
the Rio Grundo valley
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
Hamburg in State
OF Siege, Report

Basel roh. IA state or siege has
heon declared at Hamburg. Germany.
until the people of that city have sur.
rendered Hll arms in their possession
PATRON demanding arms are taking
action against those Who resist. Gus.
tny Nosko minister iu charge OF mili-
inry affuirH In the Ebert cabinet. has
tulcrfnphvd 10 the president uf the
soldiers council at Hamburg. saying
that he viii not take military meas.
urca against that city as the soldiers
aud workmsn's council is restoring or
dsr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
Fire Destroys |
De Baca Home
At BernaIillo

The homo OF Miguel g. Dc naca
~ licrnnlillo WIS totally destroyed hy
fire Monday night. The origin OF tho
nro tf not known. n IA believed to
have been caused hy defective fiue.
and few articles OF furniture in the
urat ffoof rooms were saved. Tho
house was only partly Insured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
REVOLUTION RUNS RIOT
IN RUMANIA; KING is
WOUNDED AS HE FLEES
Rebels Openly Demand Overthrow of Dynasty,
Crying, Down With the Puppets, Long Live the
Republic; Royal Family Tries to Escape but Is
Forced to Return by Workmen Who Block Road
way From Palace.

Berlin, Feb IA general nsurection progress ihrghout
Rmaua according to special dispatch from Vienna King
maud has been wtand slightly attempting iee
with the roya family
workmen blocked the roadway royal palace when the
royal family attempted o flee Go ay and the king aud his
forced TO return The king wounded when the workers
cording 20 report, fired upon the royal palace.
Rioters the bucharest
overthrow of the dynasty crying Down with M puppets org I've
the republel"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
Retail Clerks Hold
Interesting Meeting

The retail clerks of Albuansrque
held AN Interesting meeting AZ tho
Labor trmpie Tuesday night a. y.
Hodoy spoke on the scdiiio direct
primary bill and Thomas Hughes,
president NJ the Central Printing
company. offered some suggestions re-
rnrding the organization OF the clerks.
TmrN new members Joined tho as-
suriHtiun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
u. S. to Maintain
Army of $4,000

PARIS roh ig Tho United States.
uud,r he society Of nations plnn ns
% NOW h1H been amended. will mniu-
tam au army of not less than a0O. -
GOO mru which. after authorization
of such action hy tho United states
senHtD could hp used wherever neces-
safy. u,rYfins tn llnNas ngoneN an
uouurumrut today regarding noWis
adopted features OF the plon,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
We Are Ready, Mr.. Wilson.
The Rumanian Revolt.


II the armies OF the United
States will be- hurled NJ her
again. President Wilson is quoted
~ saying. II his words are report.
ed correctly, they represent the
feeling Of every real American.
The people Of the United States are
ready 10 make the sacrifices heces.
sary To remove the Hun menace
from the world forever.
German militarism must be
crushed eventually. Why wait un.
oil the Huns have had time 10 re-
cover from their woundss II will
be cheaper IN lives, treasure aud
time 10 finish now the job that
Marshal Fuch so brilliantly began
last summer.
The armistice was signed over
three N nths ago. In all that time,
not a single article Of the peace
treaty has been formulated or
drafted. The time of the peace con
ference has been taken taken up
with questions of the society of na
lions, international armies. common
hnancinl pools. and other matters
which, though important, are not
so important a. making a peace
treaty that will keep the Germans
within bounds. The net result has
been friction among the allies -
friction that could have been
avoided NJ least until the enemy
was settled with
ln the meaBNhilr. the Germans
have been spending their time
solidifyiuR their elements and fu.
meuting irritation over the armis.
ticc terms. II we have 10 fight Ter.
many again, IL viii hr q more
closely knit Germany than the onr
that went 10 pieces uu November
H. The Spartarau outbreak has
not been as serious a, was feared
az first 4 united Germany faced
Ebert the other day
let az be- warned in time. The
allies still are stronger iu men and
material, than the German, ran
possibly become Tor q long time
let us strike while our shooting
irons are hot. II the Germans fail
to fulfill any term of the arml,iirc,
which they signed presumably IN
full possession of their faculties
such failure Of itself is an evidence
uf bad faith that ought to prcpar,
nv for anything else
Whatever the sacrifice, ",
Americans who are left will see Z,
it that those who have died shall
not have died in vain.
one hy one the converts 10 democ.
ruCN ht the snwdust trail Some ol
them. like Portugal, don't rtHN CON
Nsfted very Ions. but with most ul
them, rcpuhlicanism takes
Rumania Hooms To hc the latest ad
duon to the free column. liaNini
fought Tor democracy, the people nov
want 10 see what u iH uk. fvrdiu
and whom they call puppvt q
proving himself weak by trying Il
flse instead of facing the storm
kiugHhip should not be- ruwardlS,
Already there are indications tina
tiumania h ready 10 go To the othe
cStrcmc. She ~ preparing TO suhsti
tute the tyranny OF the mob for th'
tyranny OF kings According To re-
ports received late th, afternoon. M
UPRISING h. part OF BolshcNist propa
gundn
IN these reports are true. Rumnnii
should Keep before her the fate o
her hig slnV sister, Russia. and he
ware. Let us hope that our vHlan
little ally will not likewise feel th
hnght Of HolBheNisIn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
ss r,.r sssoe,Arrp prsss

Paris Feb - Non execution by Germany Of the
Of the armstcc President Wilson understood have declared in
conversation yesterday would be incident Of snch
justify the resumption Of II is said that the president asserted
he would hesitate that order the American army take
again
On the other hand said that President Wilson regards
sumption Of hosies grave cvcnuay which he would
only the absolutely essential considerations and for any
iva
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
WAR; If GERMANS DISREGARD TERMS WILSON
U. S. ARMY WILL BE
ORDERED OUT AGAIN
If HUNS TRY TRICKS

President Reported TO Have Declared That Nom
execution of Armistice Conditions Would Justify
Resumption of Hostilities; Truce TO Be Renewed
for Short Time, With Understanding That Allies
Can Suspend II at Any Time Should Enemy Fail
to Fulfill Conditions; Armistice to Last Until
Signing of Peace Treaty Now Being Prepared.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13
Train Is Wrecked
In Pennsylvania

Franklin. Pa. Frh 90 rhO
putshurF and liutfnlo express.
uorfhhound ON tho Aiierhrui
Nuilp, division of the rrnurNl.
uum rilwHN WIS wrecked Ht
noon 100 So George. twenty
} miles south nf here. EaIy rc.
ports hii the cniirr train bad
} GONE over un cmhanknrn into
} tho Allegheny river. but tho
stntrmcni Hsuodl by tho com.
} many declared only one ear lDft
} ihs rails a rcliof train carry
} iur ph, ,s.Hns lori oh city for
thr aprut at ! O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

New York. Feb it.--coppcr easier;
eicctrolytic i7nGE: no sales report
ed. Iron and spelter unchanged.
Lead quiet: spot offered at 5io;
February SEQ A. London, spot cop.
per ~. ~. los; tin i.x. 22s. bs. Others
unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-13

Fair tonight and FRIDAY. colder 20
night east % The mountains.
Local. Maximum s.. mlnimum 90
partly clnucy.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-11
BUILDING PERMITS.

E, NJ. Reynolds, III North Happy Hol-
low boulevard, brick veneer dwelling. 500
900; J, Frmann. 1914 s. 35th, garage,
$500. Frank S. Selby, frame and stucco
dwellings, as follows: 1902 N. 49th $4,000;
1929 N. seth, $4,000: 354O N SETH So, 500;
35s2 N. seth. $4,000; S54s N. seth $4,000;
S6l7 Lake, $4,000; 1920 Ames Ave,
a.. hAn
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-11

ARE YOU sTED
IN MAKING 500 A WEEK AND
U P? THIRTY-FIVE MEN
NOW DOING AS WELL AND
SOME EVEN BETTER SELL
ING DIRECT TO FARMER.
EVERY, FARMER A LIVE
PROSPECT. IF YOU HAVE A
CAR AND WANT TO GET IN
TO A STRAIGHT LEGITI-
NATE PROPOSITION WITH
NO MONEY TO INVEST.
REPRESENTING A FIRM
WITH Is YEARS PAST EX-
PERIEN IN OMAHA,
WRITE US. WE WILL DEM
ONSTRATE TO YOU BY AC-
TUAL WORK IN THE FIELD
THAT THE JOB IS JUST
AS REPRESENTED.
ADDRESS O-29, OMAHA BEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage license shave
been issued:
Name and Address Age.
Edgar j. Severance. Omaha. AS
Nellie NJ. Gary. Omaha. ..........,....4S
Joseph 8. Sykes, Williamstown, N. ]. p
Emma " esther Washington. Neb. 20
Pat A, Twokig, Jackson, Neb........2h
Treva Foster. Jackson, Neb. is
Stanley ]. Stepanek, Omaha........,...25
Sophia J. Matcha, Omaha .........,...22
Angelo Fuccio. Omaha. .,..............24
Salvatrice Micel. Omaha 10
Anton e. Swanson. Omaha ............2S
Minnie A. Smith, Omaha. .............23
Antonino Scurto. Omaha. ..............2 rs
Margherita Ippolito, Oma ha. .........17
GeorgeEH. Moseman. Oakland. ........21
AmeliassO o. Willnard. Oakland. .........19
Howard r. Wilson. Omaha. ..........,2c
Alvina Barsch, Omaha. ................22
Roy L. Locey, Columbus. Neb 20
Alberta Eldge, Columbus, Neb. ........22
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-11

PRETTY Prairie park bungalow. every
thing desired In a home; corner lot;
price $1,000 with $500 down. r. F.
Clary Co. 240406 Ames avenue, Colfax
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-11

FOR COLORED.
Six-room cottage. large lot: " block
to car: city water and gas, easy pay
ments: price s1.700. johnson. Webster
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-11
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OPERATORS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
613 NEW TELEPHONE BUILDING
18TH & DOUGLAS STREETS.