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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
~GUANAJUATO
TN MITIN O~BREGONISTA
EN- LA CIUDAD DE
MARAVATIO

MARAEATIO, Gto. Diciembre %.
De paso para la ciudad de More!la y
algunas otras poblaciones del Esta-
do de Micho2can, estuvo en- 6sta aver
Aware Oregon, quien continua en-
e:ira de propaganda en- favor de su
candidatura a Ia P~residencia de IA
Repuhlica. Entire los amigos que 10
acomDanan ,inieron algunos orado-
res que hicieron uso de Ia palabra
y que lograron conmover Z las per-
sonas cue c~stuvieron a recibir a la
es+aci5n al candidate.
ObreS6n tambien dirigi6 la pala-
bra al pueblo que or@anizaron sus
AMIGOS para que 10 recibieran, To-
grardo. como sus oradoreS. hacerse
ap'audir, Sohre TODD por haber dicho
rue sus tendencias eran comoleta-
monte civilistas Y cue en- prueha de
clio cstaba disDueSto 4 snnrimir. en-
case de que llegara al Dodcr, ia ms
:rucci6n militar ohliratcria en- cl Es-
ado Y en 81 pals entero.
Manifesto. ademas. ObroG6n, que
estaba divpuesto a llavar a hucn ter
miro su pr0Crama de Gohierno, va
bjon ~conocido. = al cual lc ira ha-
,icrHo ~reforn0s micntras mas So fue-
"a GarGo cuenta. durartc su gira. Dc
1as nc"es;dadcs dc cada region de la
P~orThiicl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
NOTABLE HAZANA De UN
r DE TERRAMOYA

Sin duda alguna que Ia mayor par
te de nuestros lectores, en- su lntan-
cha, cuando Sc ponen en- sus manos
los primeros libros, han leido la cele-
bre hazana de Voltamar V 81 caba-
Ito. Que lie valera la erection de IN
monumento en- n ciudad del Cabo,
para conmemora ell arroio Y valor
del hombre y de su noble brute, que
d~esafiando las iras del mar, salTaron
la vida a n~oventa personals victlnas
de IN naufragio.
Esta hazana, que deja Grabada en-
"a mente de tcdos los niios cue Ia
leen una impression que e. transcur-
so de los amos no lCgra borrar, los
viene ahora a Ii menlor!a ante una
acci6n s~emejante, rea!izada por un
noble perro de Terranova, hace po-
% dias en- la costa de Ia mencionada
Isla. Los pasajeros y trlpulantes del
bunue costero "Ethie'', que Ell c~oniun
to sumaban ~noventa Y dos personals,
fueron resc2tadas Y llevadas a Ia cos
Ia. en- una soga de s~a!vamento. por
un parro de Terranova.
e. harco habia encalIado en- Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25

dadero triunfo para csc planted en-
que las mujeres humilGes encuantran
cl aprendizaje suficienae para ganar-
Sc hUnradamcnte Ia vida.
E. gobernador del Estado inaugu-
70 solemaemente Ia exposition dc Ia
Escuela, acompaNado de las p"rinci-
paieS personalities de la localidad,
quienes admlraron de verdad ia labor
Nevada q cabo Guracte IN aho por
los educandos del est2h!ecimiento en-
question.
Los trabaios ~c%hib:dos son de IN
acabado perfccto Y dan una idea
cxacta de Ia Prace;cidad de esa ense-
Ianza que ascgurs eli porveni~ de mu
chas mujcres en- Ia lucha por Ia vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25

~garant;as Y disncnsado las migmas
corside"acio"cs cue a los cue 50 "s-
tan rindien3o en- el Estado de Mo
rc,os.
Los art-riorcs revolucionarios hi
c;cron cHtrerl dc tcdos los elements
Dc Guerra de CUE d~isDoni-n. asi como
Re setcGta Y cinco hombres de tropa
eve dozdo luogo fueron puestoS en-
lihc~.aG. cvtcHdi:rdorcles los salvo-
c0Hd1ctos d. or6:7arza.
Los rcrdid marjfes.aron pcrtnne
90 q Ia division 0 columaa de Juan
Uho~a. a~gracaNdo cue habian recibi-
do 6~denes de este de sometorse a.,
cohior2o 4 Gambia de toda clase de
c~arart:as.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
POLO PERNARE FUE NOMgPA.
DO SENADOR VITALICIO

- g. --~~---' Re - pPEEE
MADRID. Diciembre 23.-El ex-
Ninis'ro de Esoana en- Mexico. Polo
Bernahe, ha sido nombrado Senador
vitalicio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
Escandalo por un litisio dc quinien,
tos mil pesos.

Fl Lie. Jose 4. Santos Alfonso, a
companado de III gendarme. Sc pre-
scnt6 aver a la ASA en- que Sc e2con
traba ocU!to IN iadividuo dc nombrc
Buitron, con el objet1 de apreheH-
der,o por haber scrvido de testigo
false en- un asunto judicial en- Que
Sc versa Ia cant;dad respectable de
medic million de pesos.
Buitr5n, que saba Ia rosronSa-
biIidad que le resulta5a, SC d~isguso
4 no dejarse aprehcGder. Y cuaHdo
Sc prescn.o 81 fuac;o2ar:o 10 agred.o
= balazo limpio, 10 mismo que a!
ceHG .rme. Este disHarj tanbitn 50
bre BuitroH, hac!GnGose IN escanda-
10 magno que aUment6 con IA Ilcgada
de OTIS gendarmes cue igualmcate
d~iSpa:aron como i - hUbiera ;ratado
dc " acto dc jubilo 0 de fiesta Pc
tri6tic.. Z! escaadalo termiAo con
IA llcgada dc, Inspector De la Poll
cia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
Triuafo dc IL ESQ ella
Industrial Fcmenil

La cxnosici6n de los trahaios he
che en- la Escuela Indu--rio' FemoHil.
De esta ciudad, ha const;tuido IN yer
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
OCHC NI<OS con GROUP.

"Tuve ocho n'nos con croQp ' les
di a todos Fofey'S Honey ard Tar"
cscriba Mrs. P. Rehkanp. 2404 Her
man 81. Covington, Ky. Este re-
medic disUelve e. mucus V las flemas
Y evita la tos, proporciona una bue-
ma resnlracI0n ' IN sueno t~ra7ouilo.
No contiene NARCOTICS V a los ninos
les agrada. Recomendado para toses,
resfrioS Y para convalescencia de in
fluenza o gripa. Puedea tonarlo
tanto los adultos como los rinos.
iAdv.)
-(o1--
-Cuando uecesiiu I'd. Iibros en- es.
aanol, Pidalos a la Liberia de Igna.
40 E. Lozano, lis N. Saat> Rora A..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-25
TAMAULIPAS
LEGO A TAMPICO 'UN
BARCO NORUEGO
INCENDIADO

TAMPICO, lamps, Diciembre %.
Ell barco mercante "Worevicks',
de nacionalidad noruega QQe venia
para este puerto Y que sc incendio
frerte a Ia costa de los EStados Uni
dos. Ileg0 al fin, pero cast a dar
cuenta NADIA mas de que la carga que
traia para T&mprco fue arrojada a!
a con el objeto de salvarse de
ser consumido to-almente por IN in
cendio formidable que Sc declare en-
las escotillas Y Que a! fin pudo con
jurarse, pero sacrificando la mayor
rarte de 81 cargamento. Entire este
~f.guraban Glen bultos destinadoS I
Tampico Y a cuyas casas c~onsignata-
ria Sc do parte detal!ado del Suceso
lamen5ablc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
TRYON
a List of Good Ones


BUSINESS LOT IN TULSA YOU
II YOU LOOK FOR YEAR FOR BARGAIN business building
THE LEAST ABOUT PROPERTY PRICE We
10 OF
NOW GET IN lF YOU WANT A BARGAIN WHILE THE
OF the
terms will HAVE YOU BEEN
really district Nothing
than Orcutt Bellyiew district CONE QUICK
shade
"a
and the price Is only $4,000
Cat church
several locations close ali
cash 1900 with some terms
Washington school
down low $500; $1,000
monthly payments
brand bungalow with hardwood floors
butn cabinet in Kitchen good basement with hot
ike
MOVE RIGHT IN SOW $3.50
5oxtOO Elwood apartment
mel ASK Us ABOUT THESE BOTH pANDIES.
andlo o. city side from
win build TO suit reasonable
Il, G. Cummim&ham,
Bldg Phones $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Read This
List of IH@Hlnes

There is one of them that Is sure
10 please you In price and terms
and the fact that Tulsa bargains
don't last long we suggest that you
call early.
Maple Ridge. 6 rooms and break
fast room. garage and servants
quarters. furnace, every built In
feature. Price $500. &2.500 cash
and balance easy.
South Side. room bungalow
and sleeping porch. hardwood
floors. Price $500. $1,000 cash.
balance easy.
North side. New room bunga
low. oak floors. large rooms. garage
and servants quarters. Price $1,000.
1880 cash. Terms.
Park Hin. rooms and break
fast room. corner lot, hardw ood
floors. beautifully decorated. large
rooms and basement. Price $4,000.
$1,000 cash and 175 per month.
Park Hin. rooms. mantel. 3
bed rooms, old ivory finish. garage.
and driveway, basement. Price
only $3.50. $1,000 cash. balance
easy.
East side New five room bun
galow. hardwood floors, mantel
Just being completed . Priced to
sell at $4,000, $3.50 cash, balance
$3.50 per month.
We have bargains in closein lots
and building sites.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
REAL ESTATE
ALL EASY TO BUY
AND WORTH MORE

1850 lot. s25 cash. SO month
north side,
$500. lot 50Si4o. restricted, one
third cash. balance time.
$500 East Highland lots. S25 cash
so month
$500. good lot. one-half block OF
paving east side. one-half cash.
$3.50 for fine corner. lOOxi5o. in
Kendall. cash
$1,000 east front level lot in
Broadnoor, one half cash
$1,000. east front lot. all in bear
Ing fruit. restricted.
$1,000. North Elwood, east front,
terms
$4,000 good lot in Morning gsIde,
$4,000. east front Broadmoor. one
half cash
$4,000. corner lot south side.
apartment site.
$1,000. close IN business corner.
near Midland Valley station, "A real
bargain.
$500. best close in apartmoh,
site. 900 block West Third street.
$4,000. 7room house close in.
west side
Sec r. @. Cunningham, Room 2lo
Palace Hldg. Phone 4870-552
S2,l00, beautiful homesite, North
Cheyenne. surrounded with fine
homes.
All these and many more. See
f. G.. Cunningham
Phones 4670-552
Room 2l0 Palace Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
ACREAGE roR sALR

iIACHE trsd Ia Orcutt addition 5scre
tract oue mile north OF fair grounds
bargain II takeg al once Call Palmer
JluG 2ii Bliss HldE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

We are especially calling
your attention to a five-room
house we have In Bellview,
close to Fourteenth and Qua
ker; just one block from
Broadmoor and two blocks
from Morningside; right in
line with the good invest
ments; vacant lots within one
half block worth $500. You
can move right in for $2,250.
The loan people will loan
$500. We have five rooms,
large enclosed rear pore h,
we'll, basement, good barn.
Call Mr.. Cory about this.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LANDS AND FARMS ron SALE 81

-
Tul,. 40 acre, meadow. ~ cultivated
-reu In p.ti,ta, GOOD Alfalfa land will
,.II vi,b ar .itbout ron Also lao acres
II mile. nat IiL south Of Tuiss 10
acres meadow 10 acre, pasture, balance
In oats, crop goes with Il Particulars
write y Il Elis Il /, Catoosa Okla
EIGHTY ACRES Bargain. on trolley. sH
miles town 20 900 improved free gas .
gas wells rented for s2l5 yearly grain
Ltnt o~nst ''nl yeaL 'IvoV' ''O' ."
s''' nor 20 A'fons NAu' .-.-.-----.
i,
rVH VH SNnt 10 .Aotr' m"st "
W,I.nNon' h'n IVY .o'es 800 ""
unHu goes No sores o-'', ona ,@hIru @ kVe
'u' paslu W. @ ".u "" .o,,.s.
~" 'ot a'"'A NA',Ij 'h',h holst
b.rr o,I, nsbn,,, roodi,,or. mice Tor
Immediate sais $40 nn0 + 4 Andrews
dWFltnvton Kan Roou 2 aver Wei
huFtnp National UApE Phone III
ron o,tP an . ,,ti.. .o,,,b y,
~ ~ ,iin., ,,Idi. r"sd o.
ns."psp. nan. o. ae.ulA"
- III ~ 'iu 20, , ~a...
acres Hudsn gre.. 20 Icres pasture
we'll of ,ood watsr and windmill 75 ap.
pls reach. cherry and plum trees ius,
. beginning 70 bear; small patch blackbsr-
rici good 7room hosss; nrw barn. built
"f tle blocks SbEt9 granAy l1r2l'
buht OF h'h corrosive meta an idea'
home: prco slVuqo. 7. Y. AndrHWa,
wellington, Kan, Room 2. over WclllnE
70" NAs'"n'. n'"A' mons ''''
oNf tNDRED acres. well improved, Tor
sac IN Henry county, MO a. bargain
u Foafne, 'nnton, MO
32O ACRFS $50 IN wheat $4,000 yield
guaranteed $4,000 terms Kendall
Colby. Kan
RON a,Ir an an 20 I'D ,.,. fam.
MinKo valley, miles ,su OF Tulsa, r
W sanderfor. Alsums. Ola
onn Acpre, .,,,.i Ia a., .,i,iy.,io,.
sso a" -. So 4, =" AN" 81 ,,,o'
J,rin. XII Lii. Iii .nr,idor ,o,,s r,i,.
rronsIV Addr.,, 20 BoI i2i. Tul,a
Oka
AppttC,TIov -. ,,.d. 10. On
.,J AZ .c,. ,.,n. IN ~. f.mons o,.,l,
Mi.,nu,i' ia. i.na tor irnsl ,rpit hs,
o 'a"u '"i ,r ga
,.il,osS gr"s, snnusr ps,o,, low pyics
and easy payments; only those who own
no land need apply send for application
and send postage J j. Hamilton, $50
W Fourth, ChAnute. Kan
Tt,vr an 80. ., i.,d io.,,.I In Nr,.
korse county, OKLA. that | want TO 81
change for q good pool hall outfit Carl
FoR s,tr-ao .,,,. In Ch.,oL., .o,,n,y
MIL, from ,nvn rios. 40 ,chooJ@ 40
srrs. rom nmI,tVs,Ion sUcs .tu,s,
small improvements: good water; Tor
$1,000, terms easy See Russ L. Grant
5i4 Fir.t National Bldg Phone 2IBo
ron s,I.r--o2o .,,.. l., ch.,ol.. A,on
~ Okla. 90 acres in cultivation, balance
nure Nh 'nlpro'"'nsui s
-, W "P'."E s'u -,
"m 80 D..
~ %" az I'm p ~. ,rN nIs'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
We Cam
Recommend
Amy Of t hese as
Money Makers

Three lots in Bellview. 1000 each.
Terms.
A beautiful shady lot in Orcutt
addition. $500.
100xl40. with well and small
house. east front, circuit addition,
$4,000. Terms.
100xl40 corner. with 5-room frafn @
house. shade and fruit; one-half cash
at $4,000.
Finest 6-room Colonial home to be
found In the city. Immediate posses
sion 81 400.
7-room, 2-story. close in South
Denver, on full sized lot. Base
ment and garage, three bedrooms
and sleeping porch, nice place. good
decorations and fixtures immediate
possession. Price $4,000.
5-room modern, Az S. Houston /;
large rooms. basement. servant
house. shade and fruit. full sized
lot: $1,000 cash and 500 per
month. Price $4,000
Six rooms modern, Park Hill.
$500 down, balance like rent.
Four-room frame: $3.50 cash and
S25 month. Price S2,25O.
Five rooms modern. basement and
garage. close in; $1,000 down. $50
month. Immediate possession.
Price $3.50. See
f.. G. Cunningham
Phones 4e7O-552.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
REAL ESTATE
$1,000 CASH

Possession today. Park Hin resi-
dence, has living room, dining room.
kitchen, breakfast room. two bed
rooms. sleeping porch, tile bath. oak
floors, mantel, extra good light fix
lures, large front porch and a fun
level lot, in heart of Park HiIl.
Owner wants your offer on this pra c.
tlcally new home. Phone 72l6 for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Choice
Bars aims /

Two beautiful new homes. south
side. large rooms, handsome wall
decorations, oak floors, large base
ment. furnace, driveway. two-car ga
rage, servants quarters. Bargain
price. VIII accept $4,000 in govern
ment bonds and easy terms on bal
anCe for either house.
Nice five-room bungalow: south side !,
elegant terraced yard. fine shade
trees and shrubs; splendid neighbor-
hood. south side location. Price and
terms on application.
Nicc ltvel east front lot, South FL
wood: $1,000. easy terms. Build II
bungalow on this and sell 1t with
81 600 profit.
1000 buys exceptionally nice new
bungalow: corner lot, restricted
neighborhood south side. This home
is up TO the minute is modern Inn
proyements
So, 900 buys attractive tcrraced cor
ner lot with two modern bungalows
bringing sl20 month; beautiful
shade trees and shrubs; first class
neighborhood. Phone 339 or >43
or see
NEH IE &9~c<IloAnoo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

LANDS AND FARMS ron SALE es7
TWO ACRES and room house. half mile
north fair grounds half down. balAnce
monthly, wilbur Hsrran, Hominy, Okla
o2o.ACRE Improved farm, 4 miles Scott
CITY: room house. barn. well, trees; 100
cultivation: 40 acrrS alfalfa shallow
water, possession any time; price $50
per sete r " Crabrce Scott City,
Kan
l6o ACRES to rent. lease for oil or trad,
$50. 200 acres bottom land, $40 acres
same Kind, $40 acres sandy loan all
good all for merchandise located In
souihwest Oklahoma In fine prospective
oil territory 4 A Mcmillan Eldorado,
Kan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02

ATTENTION To AUTO OWNERS.
We make new or recover auto
tops. Curtains, seat covers. cush-
ions and all kinds of repair work
done on short notice. Call and see
us. Frank j. Wolf. 1924 S. Scott
st. 15046-2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
THIS ARTICLE SHOWS
FRENCH PRESS AGENTS
ARE ON THEIR TOES

The principles that the great
Statesman and Thinker from over
seas has laid down as the founda-
tons of the future international
league have found deep and power
full echoes in the ever generous soul
of the natiOns-those same naSons
that in those principles strongly
hope and confde, for the birth OF
a new era in human history, such
as will enable them, in the brother
hood of an everlasting peace, to re-
sumo with a tranquil mind and a
willing heart the old struggle for
commercial progress.
The enthusiasm of the European
masses for the famous man. has
been characterized-in Italy-by an
outstanding unanimity and fervour.
Italy has perceived in him the
ardent follower of Mazzinis ideals.
the emphatic assorter of the great
principles by virtue Of which she
has risen to the dignity of a free
nation.
Turin-not less than other great
italian cities-has felt honored and
proud at the distinction accorded
her in welcoming Woodrow Wilson
as her guest, recognizing in him the
man who did not think the enter
ing Of a whole continent into the
war too much for the cause Of liber-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
We Are
Ready

to take of part in this great expansion in the way
of building new homes for everyone desiring home We
are now eXcayang for number of houses in both Indiana
Avenue and Oak Park Additions. They will consist of
bungalows and square houses and priced from $4,000 to
600 and sold suitable terms We suggest that you
are in the market for home in the South Southeast
part of the city, that you make reservation Immediately
which you may do from our book of plans You may still
obtain some mighty choice locations of lots in the Indiana
Avenue addition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
Industrial


~ and justice, and who has thus
by the same noble means-helped
Italy immensely towards the real
ization Of that great aim OF hers
the complete Unity Of Italy which
Cavour-that most illustriOus OF
Piedmonts sons and statesmen so
happily inaugurated and SO nearly
brought 10 completion.
We are therefore of the opinion
that the American public viii accept
the accompanying photographs with
approval.
They represent the triumphant
presidential procession through the
streets Of Turin, on the memorable
date Of the 9th Of January, 1919,
on cars which were supplied by the
FIAT Company, the latter beins
fully appreciative Of the honor OF
being enabled TO place twenty-five
of her luxurious motor cars at the
disposal of the president and the
/ fOregathered authorities.
These photographs are undeniable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
Building
.

effect upon patriotism and personal
efficiency.
It is said that in France II has
been determined 10 forbid the cree
ton OF any war memorials for 10
years. save that Paris may begin in
Eve years.
1t viii be remembered that a few
years ago the proper desire for bet
ter street lighting was lamentably
diverted through hasty yielding
without investigation TO the repre-
sensations made by commercial in
terests in many cities, now cOnse-
quently burdened with heavy and
ornate cast-irOn intrusions, carrying
more lights than are either desir-
able or economically practicable.
Let Us make haste more slowly,
avoiding this danger in our war
MEMORIALS. Horace Mcfarland,
President of American Civic asso-
citation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
SEES DANGER IN
WAR MEMORIALS
Care Should be Taken as to
Design and Ideals to
be Displayed.

It is an evidence of fine spirit that
all over America there has arisen a
desire to commemorate in some
permanent way the patriotism and
devotion of our soldiers. That the
exercise of this fine spirit may re-
suit unfortunately has already been
made clear.
Too often the desire to erect a
memorial is seized upon by those
who have iron, bronze or stone for
sale in weird forms OF what they call
art" Crude design. mawkish SEN
timentality. inappropriate placing.
bad ideals, may and often do find a
controlling place in these CONNER
cial stimulations of a fine patriotic
impulse. Ready art is bad
enough, but hardly as bad as the
machine-made originality offered in
stead.
The American Civic association
exists for the purpose Of making the
United States a better place TO live
in, and in pursuance of this aim it
earnestly desires to see TO it that all
works of art placed permanently in
the public eye are sound in design
and effectively located. A terse bull
letin on war memorials is now in
press, suggesting dangers and pro-
posing a safe procedure. Copies
may be had on application by mail
to the office of the association in
Washington Also, the National
Fine Arts Commission. washington,
u. c., has issued an important cir
cular giving specific advice and sug-
gestions upon war memorials which
may be had FOR the asking.
Meanwhile, it is in order to urge
that no sudden action be under
taken, involving either the purchase
of ready-made or uncertain designs
OF structures, and that not an inch of
our all-too-scanty open spaces in cit
les be given up to such designs or
memorials until and unless both
memorial and position have been
critically considered and approved
by an admittedly competent art jury
OF more than local creation. We
must create such agencies for per
manent usefulness in fostering such
construction as will extend the idea
of useful beauty-fOr actual beauty
is immensely useful in its beneficenl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
BRAINS. LIKE HORSES.
THRIVE ON EXERCISE

Beyond the shadow of a doubt
the men who do big things diff
fer from those who don't chiefly
in the activity Of their minds.
The big doors keep up a con-
tinpal mental ruggle-coIlect-
ing and absorbing new facts,
studying TO understand them.
trying 10 put two and two to-
gether"-until out Of this &C
tivity they hit upon good prac-
teal ideas which they can see
clearly. No mentally lazy man
ever had a really good idea.
You can't get ideas that way.
Good ideas are born in brains
that keep working You can't
take a fat horse out of a stall
where it has been locked up a
long time and expect to win a
race. Neither can you expect
a lazy brain to get out on the
track suddenly and make much
OF a record. Both horses and
brains thrive on exercise.
JOHN NJ. SIDDALL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-02
REALTY MEN AND
BUILDERS PLAN
GREAT BUSHES
Many Concerns Planning to
Erect Houses During Com
inc Season.

Teal estate dealers and building
supply corporations anticipate a
greater volume OF business during
the coming spring and summer than
South Bend has ever seen before.
Beyond a doubt there Will be nj
least 1000 new houses built in this
city before 1920. At least, this is
the opinion OF some Of the leading
real estate dealers.
The foundations are either laid or
are being laid at present for At
least IS new homes, some of them
being built by real estate agencies
while the great majority are being
built BY the individuals themselves.
The fact that the financial prob
lem has been simplified by banks
and lean companies OF the city.
which greatly aid the common class.
affording them the means OF build
ing their own homes without the
ready cash. accounts for the many
individual homes that are being
built.
Plans Many Houses.
The Tasting Realty Co. is laying
their plans for a great number Of
homes 10 be built during the sum-
mer. This company has already re-
celved bids from local and Out-of-
town architects, with plans submit
ted for % houses to be built on
its additions.
Officials Of the Navarro Place cor
poration are laying plans for a ban
ner year and expect to build at least
80 houses during the season.
It is the BELIEF OF the real estate
dealers that every home with very
Few exceptions will be modern
throughout. az least wherever it is
possible. A survey Of the homes be-
ing built by individuals also con-
firms this fact. In some Instances
where streets are not paved and
water mains are not laid. provi-
sions are being made by the build
ers i'm order that they may modernize
heir homes when the streets are
completed.
VIII BE Well Built.
That houses are going to be built