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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
FARMS FOR SALE.

1s2 acre stock and grain farm. . miles
out miles off Lincoln way. > sets Of
buildings
% acres Opposite Country club. Near
10 acre truck and fruit farm. S miles
out room house. Rank barn About
400 fruit trees. Splendid opportunity.
so acre grain and mint farm. 2 miles
out. Half mile off Lincoln way. Good
barn New brick house partly finished
all material or ground. Fine opportu-
nifty
W. D. DUNNAHOO,
420 J. NJ. S Bldg.
Phones-Office, Main Z; residence. Har-
rison 35-F-1. 2S0121
FARMS FOR SALE
126 acres ~ miles south. Good ;
room house, bank barn, 20 acres tim
Der
no acres. good room house. part
modern, new barn, II acres Beach and
Walnut timber. fine dairy farm Near
Lawrence, Michigan. , miles from Lake
Corey
200 acres, miles north New Carlisle.
20 acres, good buildings. half mile of
Lincoln Way. near Lydick.
90 acres, fair buildings. fine location,
4 miles out.
IL acres. 2l2 miles west Fine 10 room
house. bank barn. garage. splendid To-
cation. On interurban.
100 acres. good buildings near Three
Oaks Michigan
81 acres, 5I4 miles out Fine Q room
house good barn. , silos
26 acres miles out Splendid room
house, furnace, barn and Outbuildings
good
6 acre tract small house. furnace, 81
miles out.
W. D. DUNNAHOO,
400 J. NJ = Building
Phones. Office. Main Z. Residence.
Harrison 33-F. l. 2S0O-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

DISTRIBUTOR wanted in every town
for Speedoline; quart equals % gallons
gasoline; make 500 70 $500 per month.
Speedoline Co. Dept SO. Dallas, Texas.
376S Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
IUNCU ROoNf

clean. cheerful lunch room is pro-
vided where good substantial meals
are served at first cost Besides the
convenience Of not having TO 60 out
for meals. the excellent fare with
the low cost makes the lunch room
very attractive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
REST ROOM

comfortable. homelike rest room
Is provided. I'm these delightful sur
roundings any operator can thor
oushly enjoy her recreation periods
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
OFFICE HELP.
7rHE THOMAS SCHOOL
LICENSED EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY

Third Floor, $. f. Cor. Mich. & Wash.
WE PLACE THE RIGHT PERSON IN
THE RIGHT PLACE.
our Report OF Positions Recently Filled.
This Is Proof OF our Ability In Placing
Graduates OF The Thomas School. And
Others Who Place Their Application
with Us.
WE INVITE YOU TO CALI-Place
Your Application-Be In Line For The
Fest Business Positions In Northern
Indiana and Southern Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

WANTED-Bindery girls; also a hoy.
l.. L. Hardy Go. 4S,7- -,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

FOR SALE
Ford Touring.
Dodge Roadster
Cadillac Cylinder Touring.
Cadillac 3 Cylinder Sedan
Nasne7 passenger Touring.
Haynes Touring.
Studebaker Cylinder Touring.
Studebaker Panel delivery.
Studebsker Limousine LOOKS like new.
Detroit electric
Rauch Lang electric
Dodge Graham III ton truck
CADILLAC MNOR SALES co.
Milburn Electric
Dodge Bros Motor Cars
Phone 1887. 213 S. Lafayette St
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
OpFRATTNc pOO1ts

You work IA light, clean. cheerful
rooms: plenty OF sunshine and fresh
air. Chairs especially designed for
work at board make you as COM
Portable as possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

BUSINESS TRAINING.
You will receive a training at no
cost 10 yourself that will be a benefit
20 you anywhere
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
WILSON BROS. 1905 W. Sample st
SHIRT MAKERS

Commencing Monday. Sept %. another
advanced wage scale goes into effect I'm
our factory, enabling experienced shirt
workers 20 earn tie highest wages in the
history OF shirtmaking
we have Just opened up now addition
% our factory, enabling us 10 place -
operators at once, for every operation of
the shirt
We can also place a limited number
81 sewers w1thout experience We will
teach them and pay literally while
learning
Supplying the wholesale trade only
with our product assures YOU work the
year through.
Working hours. - hours a week
a. m. 20 3 80 y. IN. Saturday. 20 l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

We are asking YOU 10 call and let
us tell YOU personally the advantages
of entering our employ ment.
Apply 20 Mrs Gerard. third floor
Telephone Bldg 227 : Main st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

COAL shortage means big money for
territory statesmen. Collect and keep all
money Gas fires I'm stoves from keru-
sene Wonder Burner Co, 3l7th St Co
lumbus Ohio. 2SS3- p
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
400 Lincoln way East:
10 room modern residence; large lot
and barn.
10 Forest av.:
5 room modern dwelling. Garage for
two machines
CO., y Scott St
II room modern house. Has double
house on rear Of lot, rooms on each
side: one side has bath.
IO6 y St Joseph St:
room modern house in excellent
location.
COG Harrison av.:
room modern house.
100 s. Main St:
10 room modern house. Stable on rear
of lot Lot 66X16J.
500 5. LafaS cite St:
room partly modern dwelling; mod
crate price.
will gladly show any or these homes
by appointment
WILLIAM HAPP,
204 Citizens Bank bldg
I'h-tc: Lincoln 1J1I
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
BENEFITS

BENEFITS
After two years service we pay you
when you are absent on account IL
sickness We WOULD he glad To ex-
plain &c YOU the details Of our bene-
tt provisions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

FOR ALE.
six room house. 2205 :. Morris ST.
Sl5O0O0 II taken within 10 days
l eight room house. 2S5 y. Sadie st.
six room house, 500 e. Keasey st.
six room house. 1914 Bruce St. $1,000.
! double brick veneer. ILL., s. Kendall
st, room $500.
six room house. 1902 W. Orange
seven room house with two lots.
2613 w. Ford st, $500
nine~room house. 7O1 z. Keasey St
and one six room house 1910 Marietta.
both must De sold together, sc. 200.
/ six room house, 2l6 y. Huey ST.,
seven room house. go $. Harris St.
2,4Oo.
/ six room house, 1906 LOngley av..
lot, corner Sadie and Washington,
81 500
lot, corner Laporte and y. Walnut
Very desirable place for a filling station
or store building
l lot, corner Fassnacht and y. StUde-
baker.
lot, 1900 block Prairie av.. $50.
! eighty acre farm west OF the city I:
will sell cheap or will take city pro-
perty in trade
1 house on :. Camden st, with . lots
will trade for city improved property
and the balance cash
l Ten room house, 1852 Prairie av
with four lots. $500. VIII consider
small property as part payment, the
balance on easy terms.
l six room house. 7O6 S. Carlisle ST..
81 GOO
Store and dwelling. 1416 S. Chaplin
$4,000
40 acre farm two miles east Of
Granger, will trade for city property.
IL you are willing 10 start grocery and
meat market business, one that is al
ready doing good business. here is
chance for you. VIII sell you stock and
rent building with fixtures
For information on the above, call
Main 1856 After 6 80 D. m. call night
office, 5O2-4 S. Chaplin, Room o Main
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
Buy Sell Rent
MALE HELP WANTED.

~ YOU have spare time. start new sea
son now. selliag guaranteed trees
shrubs. plants Liberal Inducements.
Write az once Guaranty NurserF Co.
uorbesfer \ 2s9s Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs. Thelma squirt oliver Chilled Plow
Works
Jessica Fairchild-The studebaker Cor
pOratiOn.
Bessie Wmencer- Spencer Perfume co.
Pauline Freshley-Singer Mfg. co.
Mary Kitkowska-Atty O. ROmine
John Hind-County Auditor
Naomi SChroeder-The Studebaker Corp.
Sylvester Roytek Northwestern Fl
nance co.
Lanra Masse- Central Realty co.
Julia Cunuingham-Nationa Grocer Co.
Celina Emberger-McOmber a Co..
Leanora Dahms-The Studebaker Corp.
BOOKKEEPERS - GENERAL OFFICE
Edna DeLong- south Bend Watch Co.
Helen Loehr-Birdsell Mfg. Co.
Mary Egan-The Ries Co
Ann Cavanaugh-I w Lower Dec Co.
Kenneth Fowler-American Trust Co
Edith kOshlund- Sticks Laundering Co.
Clara Fritz-The Studebaker Corp.
Bertha Pfaffenbach- South Bend Watch
company.
NIilre Windbigler-C. Z Lee.
Mrs May McNinch-Electric Service Co.
Grace Petersen-W. Maurer * Co.
Emma Observation-Disclosures plan Bank
company.
Joseph Tremel - Oliver Chilled PlOw
Works.
SUBSTITUTE AND TEMPORARY PO-
SITIONS FILLED
The HYDE Lumber Co.-Typist.
The Ellsworth Store-StenOgraphe
The Anderson CO.-Several typists Genl
office
Attys. Deahl & Deahl-Genl. Office
South Bend supply Co.-StenOgrapher.
Misha. Trust < Saws observation-disclosures.
Atty. L. VI erschmidt-StsnOgra
pher
L. L. Hardy Co.-Typist
Singer Mfg. Co.-Typist.
Premier Bed. Co, Misha.-Stenographe
Attys Graham & Crane-Stenographe
r. u. Lee Mercantile Co.-rwo typists
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
Statesmen WANTED.


COAL shortage means big money for
territory statesmen. Collect and keep all
money Gas fires I'm stoves from kero-
sene Wonder Burner Co, 31Ith st. Co
lumbus. Ohio. -ee3-H
WE can use limited number Of real live
speciality statesmen 10 sell line OF wei
Known Temperance Drinks. Either eX-
elusive or sideline Commission contract
with 500 weekly drawing account.
Arlette Fruit Products Co. JO2 Title
Guaranty bldg st. Louis Mo. 2S99-T
AN EXPERIENCED wholesale grocery
salesman. This Is an opportunity 70
make a permanent. profitable connection
with a high grade jobbinG house selling
20 grOcers and allied lines. state fully
your experience territory covered. sal
airy expected. and give references. Cor
respOndence will be confidential. W. II.
Edgar & Son go Lafayette blvd. De
troit. Mich 2SsS-2l
SALESNEN-New carburetor for Ford
ears. simple not a moving part; IN
stalled I'm 80 minutes guaranteed to dOu-
ble your mileage ana start In zero
weather without heating or printing. 10
day free trial Our -. Louis man sold
1000 I'm II months Salt Lake City man
made $500 IN one week. ~ tie u. X :.
Carburetor Co, 500 W. Jackson blvd.
Chicago 2S2O-2l
DISTRIBUTOR wanted in every town
for SpeedOline; quart equals % gallons
gasoline: make $500 70 $500 per month.
Speedoline Co. Dept. Sc Dallas, Texas.
276S- p
SALESMAN wanted by large national
concern 10 sell canned food products
and soap products; one with wholesale
or retail grocery experience preferred
but not essential. Excellent Opportuni-
ties for advancement for the man who Is
willing TO work Address Stack Adver-
Using Agency, HeywOrth bldg, Chicago,
III. 2SEi-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

CENTRAL UNION TELEPHONE co
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

FARMS.
200 acre the best prairie farm. in this com
munity. All under cultivation except
an acre piece OF timber, and orchard.
Fine set of buildings, well located close
to market and just a short distance from
South Bend.
IS acres in the heavy beech and maple
land, large 10 room house, fine big
barns plenty OF outbuildings. some tim
Der, good family orchard. Lies on good
Dad. close 10 market town and Just
miles from the center of South Bend.
100 heavy beech and maple land. fine
OUTFIT Of buildings, good fences, on
good road.
73 acres beech and maple land, good
fair house. poor barn located on the
Michigan road south Of city.
1874 acres located in the black walnut
and hardwood timber section, lays level,
we'll drained, good orchard, fine new
barn. good house. close TO church and
school, close to market town and not far
from South Bend.
These are priced right and terms are
easy Call and see US. we can MT you
out with a good farm.
A. q. V0IGT. Mgr
Central Realty Co. sos Citizens Bank
Bldg Phone Lincoln Oil S1s4- II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

big money With our
new fall and holiday specislties Enor-
nous demand. big profits No experience
necessary. Samples. catalOg free. Cru
YER Co, Jackson and Campbell. Chicago.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
YOUNG wGMEN BE
T-El.EP GONE OPERATORS

Secure n place In this most fasci-
mating and important work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

FOR SALE-A vacant lot, 33x66 located
on Marion St, four blocks from court
house. All city Improvements in. Ad-
dress care News Times. Cox MOO.
21I3 Sept 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
STOP. READ. be QUICK, II you want
one Of these desirable lots on north
Main and Bartlett Streets get three Of
your friends 10 40 in with you and
viii sell them 10 You at q wholesale
price. this is not a lottery but plan
whereby you and your friends can save
SSSSSSSS J. N. Jolly, % South Main 81.
Phone Lincoln $500 Evenings Mishawa-
ka 2114 500 II
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-24
TO LIQUIDATE
 ALL PROPERTY
 NOW IN FRANCE

PARIS, March 18.-P)-The ldqui- dation commission for the United States Is making preparations for disposing of the property holdings of their government in France.
 During the war America erected numerous railways, warehouses, docks and hospitals for the handling of it's supplies and troops. It is now desir- ous of disposing of these to the French government at the best fig ures obtainable The cost of erect ing these conveniences is placed at one hundred and sixty-five millions of dollars.
 All of this equipment has been listed as surplus properties and will have to be disposed of In order that the United States may have no prop. erty possessions on foreign soil. Hun. dreds of thousands of uniforms will also be disposed of These have been dyed so they may be used by other armies of Europe.
 The commission Is authorized to accept any reasonable offer and 1t Is generally supposed that France will take over the American holdings.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-24
RECEIVE NEWS
 OF 0LDTlMER

Among the many old timers from the interior met by John Howie dur ing his sojourn on the outside was J. Holmes, the oldtimer who became blind and was sent outside to better his condition.
 According to Howie Holmes is now conducting a news stand in Seattle and seems to be doing fairly well. One thing that bothers Holmes is making change. Coming from a coun- try where the smallest piece of money was a quarter he has a hard time figuring out the nickles and dimes, to which he has hardly be- come accustomed.
 Howie, who was supposed to have gone down on the Sophia, states that he had no sooner stepped ashore in Seattle from the steamer on which he was passenger than one of the officials of the Seattle aerie of Fla. gles. whom he knew, told him he was the very man he was looking for, as the Fairbanks aerie had advised of the sinking of the boat and the supposed passage of the Fairbanksan on the boat. The official was to have given Howie a proper burial. but it was not needed.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-24
GILBERT GOULD
 SELLING GOODS

A recent letter from Seattle states that Gilbert Gould Is associated with the Pacific Grocery company in that city in the capacity of salesman on the road. having been promoted from the counters to the road.
 At the time he received his promo tion one of his instructions was to keep strictly away from all north bound boats. He was to devote his entire time to that section which lay away from the waterfront. Gilbert developed into a good salesman and the company officials were afraid that once he was on board boat bound for Alaska he might forget to get off, becoming afflicted with that pedal disease known as "travelitis," and continue his business trip to the north.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-24
OAKLAND BOMB
 OUTRAGE KILLS
 SOCIETY WOMAN

OAKLAND, March 1S.-(R--As the result of bomb explosion Mrs. George Greenwood. wife of the vice. president of the Savings Union Bank and Trust company, of San Francis. co. Is dead and the family home e mass of ruins.
 That the deed was the work of some blackmailing organization there can be no doubt, the police having information that during the month of January. 1918, the husband of the dead woman received a threatening letter demanding that five thousand dollars be put in certain place under penalty of having his home blown up with dynamite.
 Altho more than a year has passed since the letter was sent the police believe that the perpetrator of the deed awaited his time until all guards had been withdrawn and then car ried out his threat. The bomb had been planted in the garden just be. low the window where the dead wo- man was accustomed to sit and timed to explode during the afternoon.
 Mrs. Greenwood was one of the society leaders of Oakland and the entire community Is plunged in grief over her untimely end.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-24
CAPTAIN TIMOTHY eRoGAN
 HAS JOINED BENEDlCTS

Word was received in the last mail that Captain Timothy Brogan, formerly of the signal corps of the interior. had joined the ranks of the benedicts. Just who he married is not known as the information was rather brief. "Big" Tim, as he is better known. was a sergeant in the signal corps during his stay in the interior. When the war broke out he was sent to Camp Dodge and af. terward attained a captaincy. He has many friends in Alaska who con- gratulate him, both on his marriage and bis promotion.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-24
HEAVY MAIL IN
 LAST EVENING

Another heavy shipment of second class mall arrived late last evening, the full 1.600 pounds arriving. An other shipment Is expected to arrive this evening. This will about clear up the delayed shipments.
 Two passengers arrived on the Brewer stages which brot the mail to town. Mrs. Louis Golden returned from an extensive trip to the states; the other passenger was Mrs. Met calf.
 The Brewer line is making quick work in cleaning up the delayed mail since the teams have been able to come this way from Lake Fielding. With two auto trucks the trip to 62.Mile Is quickly made. that being the relay. point on this end of the line.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-24
WOMANH00D OF : AMERICA GREAT
 FACTOR IN WAR

COBLENZ. March 1S.-R) During his tour of the military camps in this sector General J. J. Pershing paid a high tribute to the part the American women played in winning the war His remarks were caused by the faithful manner in which the nurses and other women attendants applied themselves to their self-imposed tasks
 Were it not for the self.sacri ficing devotion to the cause of the country and humanity on the part ol the nurses at the front and the will ingness and courage and support oi the women at home the quick termi nation of the war would not be pos sible." The nurses and attendants in the hospital where the general made his remarks were more than pleased at the praise bestowed upon them.
 In concluding his remarks Genera Pershing stated that altho Americs had been in the war only Q short time it's medical and hospital service was not exceeded byt that of any oth CT nation.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-24
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In the Justice Court for the Tanans
 Precinct, Fourth Division. Territory of Alaska.
 Fred Wilkins, plaintiff. vs. John D. Harris, defendant.
 Upon reading and filing the affi davit of Fred Wilkins. and 1t satis- factorily appearing tnerefrom to me the Justice of the Peace for the said Justice Court for the Tanana Pre- cinct, Fourth Division. Territory of Alaska, that the defendant John D. Harris, has been ah ont from the Territory of Alaska for more than six consecutive weeks, and that he now resides out of this Territory. aad cannot, after due diligence. 5o found within the said Territory. and 1t ap- bearing from the affidavit aforosa'. that cause Of action exists in thiz action in favor of the plaintiff here in and against the said defendant, and that the said defendant is & prop CT party defendant thereto; and 1t further appearing that summons has been duly issued out of said Court in this action. and that per sonal service Of the same cannot be made upon the defendant for the req sons horeiIbefore contained and by said affidavit made to appear.
 Now therefore It is ordered that the service of the summons in thiA action be made upon the defendant by publication of said summons in The Alaska Citizen, a newspaper pub lished at Fairbanks. Alaska. hereby designated as the newspaper nor. likely to give notice to said defend. ant; and that such publication Do made not less than once 8 week for six weeks.
 And 1t further appearing 10 me that there Is a reasonable probability that mail may reach defendant at 26l% 3rd Ave, Seattle. Wash. 1t Is hereby ordered that a copy of the summons and a copy of the complaint in this action be forthwith deposited In the Post Office at Richardson, Alaska. post paid. and addressed to John D. Harris. 2514 3rd Ave-, Seattle. Wash.
 This the 18th day of Feb. 1919. A. J. GRIFFIN.
 Commissioner and ex.officio Justice 1 of the Peace.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-24

of the city's negro troopers, the 370th infantry (old 9th regiment, I. N. O. gather momentum as the day of the Black Devils'' arrival draws near.
 When the dusky warriors pull into town that bomb is going to explode in as great a celebration as Chicago has yet seen in honor of its return ing fighters. We're going to stand Chicago on Its ear to welcome those boys home.' said Alderman R. R. Jackson. chairman of the colored peoples reception committee today. Get EIght-Hour Stopover.
 Tho the war department has an- nounced that the 37Oth would be per mitted an eight-hour stopover on their way to Camp Grant for demo- bilization. no date has been set for the regiments departure from the east. The welcoming home commit tee, however, will be informed by Washington when to expect the troops.
 Industries in which the colored people predominate are going to have holiday when the boys get home. George. who attends to the polish of your shoes. intends to cheer his comrades. So do all the colored people. They're going to in wade the loop for the parade. Cheers? ? They'll say SO.
 Dance at Coliseum.
 Colonel William N. Pelouze, chair man of the official welcoming con- mittee, which is cooperating with Alderman Packson's committee in ar ranging the celebration, said today tha. the regiment will proceed direct to the Coliseum from the train.
 "'There they will meet their folks, said Colonel Pelouze. Dinner will be served the men in the hall. After dance the men will parade thru the loop on their way to the train.'"
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-03-24
H0MESTEADERS
 ARE ADDED TO

Another homesteader has been added to the list of those in the vicinity of Nenana. The latest addi- tion to those who have taken up land In that section is John Sabljak. who has been granted his rights.
 The land upon which Sabljak is 10. cated is described as being in section 26. township south. range west. and is located on the east fork of the Middle river and comprises about l4636 acres. All of one side of the land embraced in the grant lies along the waters of the stream, the land. with the exception Of the back part being high and dry. In an air line Sabljak is located about four miles southwest of Nenana. This is the second grant to be made in the Nenana district.