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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
G. A. R. VETERANS
VISIT HARDING
Delegation EnrOute to En-
campment at Indianapolis
Stop at Marion.

MARION. o.. Sept 1a-Sen.
Harding republican presidential
candidate received front porch
delegation Sunday bub- no speech was
made and there were nodags. no
banners and no bands
The delegation was hundred
members Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic from Akron. o.. who are
enroute 10 indianapolis 10 attend the
nationa enCampm They were
headed by Emmett L Taggart. rast
commander for Ohio. The senator
and Mrs. Harding shook hands with
each. Tomorrow another delegation
OF abOut-four hundred veterans from
northern Ohio points Will stop over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
Ne5osTneS office L2O Lincoln Way w. Phone Mshauaka 10
HOUSE or TOYS"
At TEMPLE TO-DAY

The House of TOYS viii be
shown ~ The Temple theatcr today.
10 presents some very intimate pic
lures Of no husband and wife
around whom us theme Is woven
and ranks as timely and most COR
virring preachment in the burning
questions OF love marriage and
money and the dangers that beset
martial happiness "ef you don't
watch out"
plays appeal 10 the woman fan,
This reviewer ventures the predic-
tion that few wives or engaged girls
who see The House of Toys wifi
be able 90 dismiss It's powerful story
rom their minds for many a day
aft- rWarG.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
NAY ROBSON

May Robson, the well known,
charming and versatile Coincidence,
who Augustus Pitou. Inc. will pre-
sent to local theatergOers at the
Oliver theater on Friday and Satur-
day evening and Saturday matinee
next. is adding new laurels 70 her
crown this season. in her newest and.
i reports be true. best play she has
ever been seen i'm, "Nobcdy's Fool. "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
s.:sahEa2aER
ORPHECSi

The Orpheun program for the
FIRST half OF the week is much better
than the last three offered. being
fairly well balanced and having a
few acts really worth while.
Hendrix Belle Isle and Co. offer
a musical comedy skit. the feature
entertainer being Charles Marshall
whose characteristic OF Patsy
Boliver. the bad boy in the school
room is clever. Besides the school
master there Is a mixed seXtette VINO
sing well and present two clever
songs. The antics and answers or
Patsy create roars % laughter, and
the act goes over as well as any
John Neff. blackface comedian, has
n mum Der Of good stories which are
new and mis- song numbers are anus
ing
Harry Kahn Is billed as the master
mind. He does FIVE things at once,
some stunt Perhaps the best thing
he does is 20 write a legible hand
on the blackboard UPSIDE down and
backward. The act is new and novel
and interesting. Mr.. Kahn shows
good choice in his selection Of a
newspaper.
Leonard and HeaIy offer a sing
ing and talking act which Is very
well received. Mr.. Healy's laughing
song is the feature of the act.
LaF'rance brothers close with an
equilibristic act. and the bill is
opened by a couple composed mostly
Of a man with a brilliant red coat
and brass buttons who produces a
mixture OF musical sounds that Of
fend the ear.
Kinos and Topics are shown on the
screen and the orchestra number Is
a lively march selection.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
CASTLE

In Young Mrs. Winthrop which
comes 20 the Castle Tuesday. there
is told the old. Yet ever new. story
Of a gay young woman who married
a business man. but refused 10 al
low his business 10 interfere with
Ter pleasure. An estrangement re-
suited which was only cured when
the death of their only child reunit-
ed them and brought real happiness.
Harry Carey I'm Human Stuff Is
todays offering al the Castle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
I,ASAIII

Today marks the final showing
of Food For Scandal" d, the La
sale. Wanda Hawley is starred in
the picture, although the place Civ
en- Harrison Ford is equally import
ant and fully as well handled. It's a
story Of a young sIenOgrapher who
"vamped" clients for her employer. a
struggling young lawyer. And she
got everybody into quite a scrape
doing IL. The Gift supreme is
attraction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
AUDITORIUM

The Llando Kid was tough. He
was hard. He was tremendously vain
about his ability 20 handle a six-gun.
And gosh. how he hated Mexicans
But was he really bad all through
or was IL only the boosted talent for
wickedness OF a youth who mad
never known a nome or the influence
of a mOnther's love? In "A Double
Dyed Deciever,"O. Henry's most pop
ular book, Jack Pickford portrays a
tough young cowpuncher from Texas
who suddenly runs up against an in
6uence that had been lacking In his
life Without sentimentality or
gush this picture tells a tale that
brings Jumps TO your throat Jack
Pickford has a role that gives him
every chance TO display his talents
and Marie Dunn, his leading lady
plays a sweet little Spanish girl who
teaches him the meaning OF love.
Altogether the picture is the finest Of
Jack Pickford's career Al St. John,
comedian extraordinary, is seen as an
added attraction in ship Alloy"
two reel comedy. TOPICS OF the Day
is the other picture. The bill will be
repeated tomorrow. Touse Peters.
often called the man Of a thousand
emotions, is the star Wednesday and
Thursday in another extra good seven
reel drama, silk Husbands and
Calico Wives" 1t is a drama Of
domestic differences and every
known medium OF entertainment IS
injected into the telling Of the un-
usual story. Press comments have
been very patronizing toward this
production and IT comes 10 the Audi
forum highly recommended ma
tional Straw Vote Week" opened
yesterday in 5000 motion picture
theatres in the United States. The
Auditorium Is the only local repre-
sentative and much interest was
evinced yesterday when hundreds of
ballots were given out at the ticket
office. Local returns will be pub
lished in both local papers and the
national returns will be announced as
soon as they are tabulated The straw
vote idea is very popular and this is
the biggest one ever attempted prev
ious 70 a national election. Men and
women are urged TO ask for a ballot
and vote their choice for president.
whether they are for or against the
League of Nations, and whether they
prefer 10 have with them again light
wines and beers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
PASsERS RY

In the screen production Pass
ers BY which comes 90 the Oliver
today for three days stay, Herbert
Rawlinson has the leading role OF
Peter Waverton who invites the
passers by his window. into his
home 10 dine Its an unusual story
and one that should hold the inter
est Of the audience. Richard Ben
metz. the well known star appeare1
in the stage production a. the oliver
theaer p number Of years ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
CHU CHIN CHOW

Seats are now selling for "Chu
Chin Chow" the big musical eXtrav
G. ganza which will be the attraction
al the Oliver theater for the week
starting rext Monday. Sept. 9th.
There viii be mainees Wednesda"
and Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
PARTY AT NUTWOOD

Mrs. Ruby Yost, OF Nutwood, Ind,
gave A pleasant surprise party on her
husband, Glenn Yost. Sunday after
noon in honor OF his 31st birthday.
Relatives from South Bend and sur
rounding towns Joined in the ami
versary when covers for twenty five
were laid at a big dinner out in the
old maple grove.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
CITY COURT NOTES.

I'd Lemon OF Three Rivers. Mich
was arrested Sunday on a charge of
intoxicatiOn Erwin Richardson OF
South Bend was arrested Saturday
hight for intoXication. Both meu
viii be arraigned in the city court
today.
Arden Rocker. 22S y. Spring St.
was arrested on an assault and bat
terry charge, preferred by Bessy
Miller
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
MILLERAND ELECTION
NOW APPEARS CERTAIN

PARIS, Sept. 19.@The lection Of
Premier Millerand TO the presidency
Of France seems inevitable despite
the premier's repeated declarations
that he is not candidate for the
office.
The premier has received assur-
ance from numerous groups in the
cha Der OF deputies and the senate
thu II a revision Of the French
constitution IS necessary to give to
the premier a wider range OF au-
thOrity in public affairs. this will be
made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

CHICAGO. sept 19.-Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood Sunday was deco
rated as an officer of the order Of
St Maurice and St. Lazarus by Col.
dt Bernezzo, Italian military attache
at Washington The ceremony was
part OF exercises in honor or the
tiftieth anniversary OF the entry Of
the Italian army into Rome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
BACK FFRoM YELLOWSTONE.

3. Z. Carey has returned from a
trip 10 Yellowstone park
DO you need a new roof this year?
Now is the best time 10 have il done.
The prices are right. The quality
the best. Mishavaka Roofing Co,
ia s. Main st. Advt stf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
Lots for sale

BROAUWAN-Fo sale az a bargain two
lots iu 500 block. ". Broadway Total
frontage OF g3ls feet Very nice location.
close In and convenient 10 North Side
business section and factories Gas.
sewcr anu w.ter all IN and paid Lots
taken iu q trade and owned by non
resident must be sold Price S545 each.
IS 90 down and 5000 q month. Call
NIsbawaka lINl or Lincoln 608.
RIAL ESTATE-lf YOU wish 10 sell a
house FOR cash o. buy a house On easy
terms. cali Colraert Realty Corpora
ton. Inone Niisbawska Isl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

air. and Mrs. J. l.. Kaleson. re-
siding north of Nishawaka. enter
tanned at i O'Clock dinner Sundey
at which time they announced tn
engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Irene 10 @. L. Young OF Chicago,
the ceremony will take place Oct. -.
ENJOYING VACATION.
George Roggu man Of the fire de-
partment IS enjoying a weeks va
cation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

DO not fail 90 hear the lecture 10
be given Tuesday evening sept. 81.
eight O'Clock a. Century theater.
MishaVaks All seats free. Sub
JeCt. "A Better Way a discussion
a. universal civic interest. How TO
end strikes and lockouts. prohteer-
ing. paUperism and piutocracy with
out offending the admitted rights Of
capital. AdVt. 1870.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
FORMER RESIDENT TO
" ED TO-DAY 1T 1KRON

Curtis c.. Becue former resident
at Nishavaka viii be married thie
evening 40 Sis O'Clock 90 Miss Della
Pauline Gross OF Akron -. The
ceremony will take place at First
NJ T.. church .u that city. Following
the ceremony tho couple viii leave
for the Bermuda Islands on their
wedding trip. Upon their return
they viii reside in Chicago.
The groom is well known in this
city having resided here about four
VtIrg ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Mithomt Bonrd
Rooms For Housekeeping 80
Wantcd-Rooms. Board

IA Iii l-Ntr Liz III -.oNHthtfUAnE rooms
FOR young couple References American
family preferred. Ernest Mou. News
Times. Mishawaka.
HOT SGT rooms, furnished or unfur-
uished. i. ". Douglas. McLellau's =
and 1Oc store.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Homes For Sale. 81
FOR SALE
rooms. Fash AlishHwaka av... 100
% rooms, Last Lawrence ST., easy terms.
. rooms vacant. last Third St. ..-. s.. 100
rooms vacant. East Third ST.. So 100
. rooms. near Veneer Plant .......S, 500
rooms. new, vacant, East Thirteenth ST.,
easy terms.
rooms. near Dodge's ....... 500 cash.
rooms. vacant. HCadrick st...... * 300
- rooms, West Water st----.-. -..-. 81 500
room bungalow, new. River Park, easy
MODERN HOUSES
o room and bath house, North side,
COW room and bath bungalow. few
blocks west OF the Orphans home.
Reasonable price, easy terms.
A q room and bath semi bungalow. west
OF the orphans home, $1,000
An room house, East Fourth st,
A rom house. west First st.. $1,000
6 acre farm and good SIX room house
some outuuliui- - y nile from city
limits cam be bought on easy terms
An re farlI. near Michigan state line 4.
i COW. go chickens aud All tools be
longing Co farm. VIII take city prop
erty in exchange.
Is room house and outbuildings With
p acre land nCSr Lincoln way ElSt
just outside city limits Reasonable
Price.
An II acre farm s.. miles from Nisha
Waba easy terms
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
10 Lincoln Way. West Phone Mishl-
waka isl seymour Jansen. sales
manager.
Penn REALTY CO
$50 Down
Fine Jroom home. nearly modern for
$500
$500 Down
ALL MODERN Vacant and bath.
Sl0O Down
4Toom cottage. electric lights. garage.
81 coo. located on interurban line.
$50 Down
Acre. Gye--oom house. TO- city limits
Nice little home on Harrison. big lot.
electric lights 81 so. cash or easy terms
PENN REALTY 60
12s 5 Main Phone Sush. 21a
CORNER FOURTH 4 HARRISON SIS.
bargain iu a strictly modern eight
room uuUse hardwood floors and ire
phase. corner lot, good shade trees
Ttg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
"Mishauaka Classified"
EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wantcd-FcmaIc.

-ExperienceI three in family
40 washing. good WHges. 40 Llncol
way H. Phone NnshaVaka IL. Ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

~ Isl + OA AN-Nt IN 4 lO-NA- IT, D - M
Wanted girl 90 work IN confectionery
s~torc. No experience. Good wages Ap-
Div ina person. MishaUaka candy
Kitchen. 100 Liu"Oln way, West Phone
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
MERCHANDISE
Household Cords.

Hack RED BABY CARRIAGE-S5 SO
81 Fourth 81. phone MishaWaka ca
T4f1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic Z
Poultry and supplies

" HITE LEGHORN COCHEKELS-
fnrS from 90 eEs her and 81 e-g
image Inquire Carl AIber Jll
Meridian 81, phone Mlshavaka S5S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-20

HUUSE-Or rooms. furnished or unfur-
nished j.. VI. Douglas. McLellau's .
and 1Oc store
, 1920-07-03
Publication.

IT is hereby made known that the Horse,
Carriage and Boat Tax for the End
half year 1920 will be received by the
Director Of Police in Christiansted and
Frederiksted from July 20 until August
10, 1920, both days included, after which
the list Of arrears will be transmitted to
the Director Of Police for further meas
ures. Each debtor of tax will be subject
ed to a fine Of Frcs. 100 if the tax be
under Frcs $500 and Frcs. 200 if the
tax be Frcs $500 OF above, besides the
ordinary levy expenses.
The tax lists will be distributed by the
Police in conformity with the Ordinance
Of February p, 1853, on the LIST Of
July 1920 70 be returned to the Director
Of Police within AZ hours in the tow and
4 DAYS in the country.
Government Of the Virgin Islands Of
the United States, St. Croix, July /, 1920.
FRED, B. COLBY.
Despatch5ng Secretary.
, 1920-07-03
7. j. STRIDIRoN.

PURSUANT to Ordinance of August
10Th. 1874, it is hereby made known
that announcement has been made
to me that the Power Of Attorney given
by De Danske SukkerfaDrikker" 10 MIR.
A. Berland to act for the Joint Stock
Company st. Croix Sugar Factory has
been revoked from the 1st instant and
that from the same date Mr.. E. Engbmk
has been appointed to act for the said
St. Croix Sugar Fa. tory conformity with
Mr.. Laur V. Nielsen regarding t work
ing Of the said Factory in St. CT, :.
The Police Office, Christianst~d. St.
Croix, July End 1920.
Will. ,ENoA
, 1920-07-03

The great football contest on the Hol-
ger Danske Ground tomorrow afternoon,
between said Clubs which was advertised
10 yesterdays issue Of this paper,
All persons Interested in the game are
welcome to the Ground. Game com
mences al 4.30 .. m. precisely. Band in
attendance.
We nope the day will be a favorable
one.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29
Has Studied Market.

After twenty-five Years Of con
staut campaigns conducted along
these lines, Mr.. lay declares that
this method is HI one best adapt
cd to quickly develop a community
and cause expansion Of the real
estate market by renew ed buling
movement that stimulates building
activity and results in many new
homes being created.
Mr.. Days opinion on real estate
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29

legislators to repeal that part of
the internal revenue law which puts
tax on earnings on real estate
mortgages.
Some relief from the money sit
uation. II is pointed out, would
come from the sale Of land and the
enCourag cement Of the owners to
construct their own homes. While
il is practically impossible for
builders to obtain large sums of
money with which to finance a Sc
ries of home building operations on
a large scale. il was asserted that
individuals wishing TO obtain homes
for themselves in many Instances
usually can obtain sufficient funds
with which to construct an individ-
ual home.
This in a way will answer the
home situation to soma extent, but
conditions will be crowded until
these people can obtain materials
in sufficient quantities to warrant
them in undertaking their own
building. With this condition con-
fronting hOme-seekers it is likely
to be well into the new year and
even later before homes begin to
even catch up with the demand.
Realtors point out that there has
been slight lOOsrninE up OF the
money market in New York. but it
will be little while yet before the
effects Of this are felt in Washing
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29
Unprecedented Demand Homes Washington During AUTUMN Reahor
HIGH VALUE
IN PURCHASE
Two Houses Acquired by
Thayer and Newhouser
For $4,000.

Increases in the value OF proper
ties In the vicinity OF the proposed
new terminal Of the Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis Railway
was shown last week with the an
nouncement Of the purchase by
Lewis NJ. Thayer and Roy l. New
hauser, for d sum said to be in the
neigh borhood Of t4O.OOe. OF the two
business properties at llO6 and lles
Il street northwest. These are part
brick and part frame buildings, built
originally for residential purposes
and now used for business. They
plan TO hold the properties as an in-
Vestment, IL Is said.
The properties at 72s and fl
Twelfth street northwest, just
around the corner. were recently
purchased by these two men. These
properties connect with the H street
properties in the rear and form an
L around the corner property.
The II street properties each have
a frontage Of twenty-five feet with a
depth Of 100 feet, bordering on an
alley. The n street property IS op-
posite the proposed Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis Terminal
and is considered by the new own-
ers 20 be a valuable site in the heart
OF what rs fast becoming one OF
washinEton's most active CONNER
C.ial Centerr
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29

Further stimulation OF the real
estate market here, already on the
rise, is expected TO follow the sale
by auction of 500 lots at Crest View,
situated at Massachusetts, avenue
and the District Line. This sale,
which is to be conducted by Joseph
p. Day, the billion dollar auction
eer" Of New York. has created an
unusual interest among the. real
estate men of Washington because
Of its novel and sensational lines.
Mr.. Day says that the secret OF
success in connection with the tre-
mendous sales conducted by him is
the fact that the public has conf
dence in the truthfulness and sin
cerity Of his advertisements.
The first step taken by him be-
fore contracting for any sale. he
says. is to ascertain whether OF not
the property has merit and can be
safely bought by the public in gen
eral. After he has satisfied himself
that the property because Of its
location, accessibility, heslthful-
ness and general adaptabiIity for
convenient toutSlJeS Is OtS SlEdblt,
he then secures the consent Of the
owner Of the property to an abso-
Lutte sale.
MY understanding Of an absolute
sale" said Mr.. Day "is that the
property Is to be thrown on the
market without r"-,.rvr and sold
t. the highest LiGd,r"
Methods NucCessfuI.
This method has been pursued
by me in dt-posinR Of some Of the
i most valuab." properties In the
( IaIg.~t cities of the country"
After campaign conducted along
! tnr lines Of hrs auction sales Mr.
! la, said that the local real estate
I market is always stimulated. In
! torrst is aroused in real estate he
cause the general public are tL.
] cuuraEed to think for themselves
/ independently Of the general pro
I motion scheme of the owner o:
property.
Has SfuIfcd MarLef
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29

Increase in the number OF people
purchasing homes in the city was
noted in the sales announced by
the firm Of shannon & Luchs. real
tors, last week. The list OF sales
follows.
Mrs. Margaret II Howell rur-
chased property numbered l5l2
Webster street. This is one Of the
new row recently completed by
that firm. and is two-story brick
structure on a lot 25x125 to a wide
alley. 1t is OF early English archi-
lecture. containing eight rooms and
two baths. and Is modern in equip
mcnt.
Mrs. Luta p. Hendricks bought
from John Z. and Anna l.. Stake
No. 1915 Webster street, another uny
Of the same row of similar design
and construction
Edward F. koss bought 1890
Hamilton street. one Of the eight
short time ago. This property is Of
unusual arrhitcCturS, on a lot "5X
1873, containing six rooms and bath.
with every up-to-date feature.
A. {. Norton bought from r. NJ
y JbnhSbn the property aI Nlt mort %
east corner Of Thirteenth and Ru-
chanan streets, one Of the new ban
Ea!ows recently erected and placed
ur the market by Mr.. Johnson The
property contains eight rooms aud
two baths and is located on a large
corner lot.
James Brooks bought the two
story SiX-room brick dwelling. 200 y
street northwest. 1t is understood
t'r' ~" purchaser will Occupy this
property.
ii 3. Corley bought from Cora
w. Lewis an attractive property in
Fort Myer Heights. Va. This is l
detached frame dwelling containing
eight rooms and bath. surrounded
by attractive shrUbbery and plants.
F. NJ. johnson bought C27 Quebec
street. This is a two-story brick
dwelling containing eight rooms
with heated sleeping porch. being
one OF the properties in wAat IS
known as Princeton Heights.
II. D. CroCkcr bought from \. L.
Terry 2l3 Beach street. Clarendon,
Va. which he will occupy at once.
This is a two-story frame dwelling
occupying a large lot on one Of the
most attractive streets of this Nir-
ginia suburb.
Margaret V. Fuller purchased the
two-stOry brick dwelling. 634 La
mont street. 1t is understood that
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29

There has been some home cOn-'
strUCtiOn going on during the sum-
mer. but compared with the usual
amount OF building of the kind
which should be going on at this
time Of the year even to meet a
normal demand it has been negligi-
Bile. With this situation confronting
the home buyer, there is little like
lihOod that prices will drop. Ger
tainly they can not be expected to
drop. for the builders have been
compelled to pay higher cost OF
material and labor.
The sale Of apartments on the CO.
operative ownership plan is gaining
a strong f0othOId here. and this will
give to prospective home buyers the
chance to establish themselves
firmly. a number Of new apart
ments are expected to he completed
IN the fall and these will relieve to
q large extent some of the ConEes-
tion in living conditions which re-
qUires many people to exist in
rooms and other cramPed quarters.
The tightening up of the mort
gage money market is due in part
to the fact that those with invest
ment funds hesitate to put it into
real estate. due to laws which re-
strict the amount of earnings even
below s per cent Little relief from
this situation can be expected un-
til Congress cOEyenes and a strong
demand IS made on the national