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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER
IN CHARGES AGAINST POST
81 The Associated Presa.


WASHINGTON, June 1.-Charg ng
that Louis +. Post, assistant secretary
of labor, had perverted, sympathy
for the criminal anarchists Attorney
General Palmer told House com
mittee, that In dealing with attempts
of the country to rid the country or
dangerous criminals Post had self
willed and autocratic substitution OF
his own mistaken personal viewpoints
ffor obligations of the public law.
He was testifying before the rules
committee. investigating the official
conduct of Mr.. Post in deportation
proceedings.
Mr.. Palmer said he hoped ut might
never be necessary to indulge in any
criticism of another government Off
cial. but the outrageous and false
hoods" laid before the committee by
Mr.. Post required definite answers.
=. He also submitted records of the
department. showing the particular
persons actively identified with the
spread OF the doctrine of the dictator
ship of the prolatariate. Mr.. Post
continued to cancel warrants he said
'even after we had produced evidence
showing the individual to have been
q member of the communist party,
which the secretary of labor had held
ITO be unlawful"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

Avoid Dangers OF Exposed Tub Butter
Blue Ribbon Butter is never sold In bulk
1t II never exposed to the dangers Of dust,
air greasy butter paddles and unclean Zee
boxes. Sold In alright cartons for your
protection. Order from your grocer.
i 16632--s-1-1-15-zz-z3e
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Guaranteed Pure Filtered Water for
Iaundrv and Bath: gallons per minute
ntted up complete. $1,000. F. j. Larkin- -zs
Market ST. Tel. 1878.
I5426-4-27-tf. tues. thurs. sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

Retter see PEG o. MY HEART at the
Majestic. June and entire week Oh June y.
Ieaa6-6-1-tfe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

The Butter For particular People. Blue
ribbon Butter 10 served in finest homes.
Delicious Try It. 1b7so-s-5-i4-2z-sis
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

II your coal gas range does not bake
or burn will make 1t or no charge. p. ].
LarKin, 223 Market St. Tel. 1874.
e-24-1 mo. Mon. Wed. Sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
CHICAGO AST|R
W|THPOL|T|CS
Hearings on Claim of Contest
ing Delegates Are Being
Continued Today.
ANOTHER DARK HORSE
Edwards Getting Ready for
Battle at San Francisco
Quinn lndorses Candidacy.
By The Associated Press

bD Inc Associated Press
CHICAGO, June Hearings on
the claim OF contesting delegations to
next weeks conventions continued to
occupy the attention of the Republi-
can national committee.
w nlle the national committee is
grinding away at the contest, things
are beginning to stir about the head
quarters of the presidential candi-
dates and their managers. Hotels al
ready overcrowded with an abnormal
business are beginning to show symp-
toms OF a campaign week of noise and
confusion
Headquarters care blossoming out
with banners and Autographs but
campaign managers have not emerg-
ed from the state of confident pre-
dictions.
Estimates of the probable duration
OF the convention are as numerous
as the candidates are various. The
generally accepted tentative program
seems 10 be Tuesday for temporary
organization and keynote speeches:
Wednesday for permanent organiza-
tion and work or tee resolution
committee framing the platform,
leaving Thursday and Friday for bal
loting, if two days be needed
Headquarters for Governor Ed
ward l. Edwards of New Jersey al
San Francisco are to be opened al
the Palace Hotel. The Edward
forces, the executive forces of ten or
twelve men will have living quarters
1t the Cliff Hotel. Anpouncement 10
this effect has been made by Walker
w. Wick, general manager of the
Edwards pre-convention campaign.
The San Francisco headquarters
will be opened probably early in
June. Strong support for the New
Jersey governor is developing in the
Pacific coast states. and Democratic
leaders there are frankly studying
the popularity of the Jerseyite and
his record and business career which
carry strong appeal to the people
Edwards headquarters have also
been opened in Charlotte, N. c.. with
Thomas w. Alexander, a prominent
attorney, in charge, and at Jackson
vile, Fla, under Pleasant A Holt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

SMOKEKB ECONOMIZE
Buy factory seconds direct from factory.
Porto Rican Cigar Factory. s7s Ridgeley
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

strong boy wanted Good pay and chance
for advancement to right boy. Inquire News
Office. b-zf-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

rhe Butter That Can't Be Better. Try
u,,.e 'T3ibSon Butfer--You'H say 20. too Ask
your dealer. 1t7ss--s-e-as-zl-s =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

Steam VulcanIzrng. Ler George DE- It.
Largest Quickest. Cheapest. Best; Phone
1878: New Brunswick Ave. Most complete
In this state. 1tol9--4-16-tfs
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CONTINUED on page 81
Moves Resigns as U. 6. Delegate

COBL LENZ, June 1.-THE resigna-
tion of Pierrepont b. Noyes, Ameri-
can delegate on the Rhineland com
mission and withdrawal of Ameri-
cans from that body was in pursu-
ance OF q policy by the state depart
ment in Washington which seeks a
reduction of American representation
in Europe. according to statement
made by Mr.. Noyes.
General Henry T. Allen has re
ceived instructions TO establish direct
relations with allied commissioners
for all necessary purposes in connee-
tion with the American occupation
area.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

Rlua Ribhon Butter Untouched BY Hands.
A golden delicious creamery butter packed
a fun net pound to CARTON More eeone-
ntcaI than tub butter. Why accept scrap
fnss from butter tub. or have butter dishes
he'd in as butter7 Order . carton today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

The undersigned wish to thank their rela-
tiyes and friends, Rev. w. p. Cantwell. Rev.
Prendergast, Rev. Larkin; also Sisters Of 81.
Mary's Convent; Rev. J: r. Suczhy OF Holy
church. Wood bridge; Lady Maccabees. Rose
Shop, A A. Heiaer. Mr.. Xeating; also Drs.
ITrhanski. Smith, Felhein Cor kindness. SYM
nsthy and services in our recent bereave-
ment-of our mother, Mrs. Jacobs.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
Today In Washington
Routine Business Speeded House and Senate in Plan to Ad
journ by Latter Part of WeekFedera Control of Wheat
Ended Today by Proclamation of President Wilson.

at such prices as the law of supply
and conditions may bring about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
To Vote on Armenian Mandate.
EH The AsV0cfofed garrss

oAA0 NtAAdAAAOAH DIluk abOuN.
To Vote on Armenian Mandate.
81 The Associated Prsss
WASHINGTON, June THE SEN
ate viii vote on the resolution declin-
ing TO authorize a mandate over Ar
menia, as requested by President
Wilson. Under plans agreed to yes
terday the final vote was set for not
later than o'clock today 1t was
agreed to limit discussion by each
senator to forty-five minutes. though
1t was said few of them desired to
speak.
Most of the discussion was expect
ed. to be on the amendment proposed d
by Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska
ranking minority member of the for
eign relations committee, providing
for a joint commission to work out
an economic rehabilitation program
for Armenia.
A close vote was expected on thi:
proposal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

Better see PEG O. MY HEART at the
Majestic. June and entire week of June Z.
le6S6-6-1-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

Petter see PEG o. MY HEART at the
Majestic. June 5 and entire week OF June l.
1s63s-e-l-tf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

p. A. Hdwe. for Gas Plates and Ovens
5-27-tf tues. thurs. sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
Quinn For Edwards.

WASHINGTON, June L Arthur A.
Quinn president. New Jersey State
Federation of Labor. made public yes
terday a statement endorsing the
candidacy of Governor Edward /. Ed
wards, of New Jersey, for the Demo-
cratic nomination for president, and
urging labor to support Governor Ed
wards because of his firm stand in
guaranteeing to labor its full right in
all disputes. Nh Quinn as president
Iof the New Jersey labor organization
led a fight last week which resulted in
the defeat of the labor party idea in
that state. His endorsement of Cover,
nor Edwards is made as President OF
the Ne&tersey Federation of Labor
BormaSDction on Governor Edwards
candidacy has not been taken by tl1at
body as to his presidential candidacy,
but when he ran for governor last
year he was endorsed not only by the
State Federation, but by all of the
local organizations of the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
Another Ozark Horse

BIZ 1he A SSOcidfed PreSs
ATLANTIC CITY, June IA move
to make Brigadier General William w.
Atterbury, a dark horse" candidate
for the Republican Presidential nomi-
nation at Chicago was started today
by John NJ. Moran of Pittsburgh, con-
lgressman from the thirty-third
Pennsylvania district.
Congressman Moran in a statement
said General Atterbury as candidate
would attract the business men, the
mechanic and the soldier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
Sign AgriculturaI BIZ.

WASHINGTON, June President
Wilson today signed the annual Agri-
cultural bill today, which continues
the present cotton future contract un-
der which trading is carried on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

Better see PEG o. MY HEART at tn
16ssA s-1-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

BETTER see PEG o. MY HEART at the
Majestic. June s and entire week Of June 4.
16636--6-1-tf'
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p. A. 4Idwe for Screens and Screen ppor'
5-27-tf tues. thurs. sat'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

|JuHNSoN'S TAXI
|7e8 New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01

SONS AND DAUGHTERS
1ss42-s-1-1t'
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p. A. Hdwe. for wedding GiftA
5-27-tf tues. thurs. sats u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
GAINS THIRTEEN
POUNDS QUICKLY
Punch Pres Operator at StudcI,ak-
cr's Says Pcpgcn Ended His
Stomach Trouble.

John J. Olhansll, who lives at 234
South Michigan Street, runs Punch
Press at Studebaker's. He came TO
South BEND not very long ago from
Muncic, Indiana.
In his statement regarding his ex-
perience with Pepsen. he says.
Il had stomach trouble for four
years. During the past summer /
began feeling worse / lost weight.
4 had spells of acute indigestion
and suffered terribly. I could not eat
cabbage. onions or greasy foods be-
cause of the gas pains they caused.
tried a large number OF remedies but
none of them helped me until | got
Pepgen, after reading about il in
South Bend papers.
'Pepgen has relieved my stomach
trouble entirely. I get my meals at
d restaurant and I eat cabbage, on
ions and all kinds Of foods now and
90 not have gas trouble.
My appetite has increased and
have gained thirteen pounds. a
Il am recommending Pepgen be
cause il helped me when other rem
edies that l tried had failed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
WOULD NOT BE
WITHOUT PEPGEN
30 says Mr.. C. \ Johnson 81 902
North Olive St. south Bend

-I would not BE- without Pepgen
ir The house for Il - the best
medicine We ever took
This remark was made by Mrs.
o. s. johnson who lives az s0l
North OIre street south Bend.
Her husband Is employed AZ me
West Side Lumber Company
she says
ct had trouble for years I Was
in rundown condition and needed
tonic was so worn ont could
hardly drag one foot after the 9th
err AT times felt 80 bad
couldn't do my house-work mad
acute indigestion
"I could not eat boiled cabbag e
or beans because they always
caused formation OF gas worse than
sensation Of sufoCatOn and intense
pain around my heart
"Pepgen has built up my whole
system and I am feeling fine NV
worf no longer tires me. The in
digestion has gone. can eat the
cabbage Of which 7 am so very
fond
My husband also had an attack
of acute indigestion "a few weeks
ago He took "a few doses OF Pep
gen and was relieved Immediately.
We are very much impressed with
this remedy and recommend IL
highly"
Pepgen. through its influence up
on the stomach. causes the food 20
digest. its healthy nourishment 10
be sent throughout every nook and
corner Of the body, consequently Il
gets at the bottom Of the disease.
Men and women who need better
digestion. more strength and
healthy. restfUl sleep. may learn OF
Pepgen at Striebel & Stencils Cthe
Public Drug Company, South
Bend. the Rcd Cross Pharmacy.
NIishawaka and all other first class
stores verywhere.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
DECLARES He IS
HEARTIER EATER
Mrs. Mary HaTtup Says Pcpgcn Re-
licVcd Her Husbands Attacks
OF Indigestion.

NV husband had stomach trouble
for several years" says Mrs O. y
Hartup, 1872 West Tut Street
South Bend. Mr.. Hartup is employ
ed in the wood work department at
Studebaker's.
Mr. Hartup had spells of acute
indigestion" the wife continued
Formation of gas in his stomach
caused him much pain. He was
very nervous and suffered with sicl,
headaches. he was restless at
night
"Pepgen relieved his stomach
trouble. He has not had an at
tack of acute indigestion since he
began taking it.
"Pepgen stopped his headaches.
He is not nearly as nervous as ne
was and he Steps soundly at night
His appetite has increased so
that at times 7 can hardly keep
enough cooked for him
Pepgen is obtainable at Striebel
& Stencils (the Public Drug Com
pany) South Bend; the Red Cross
Pharmacy. AIisha waka and all 9TH
er first class drug stores every
where
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
SAYS IT WARDED
OFF BREAKDOWN
Edward T.. COZ Praises Pcpgcn for
tie Benefit Derived by his Wife.

Edward L. Goff. who works for
the Tribune Publishing Company OF
South Bend declares his wife has
gen and has given the following
statement i'm describing what this
remedy has done for her
My wife suffered with nervous
ness and was in rundown condi-
ton" he says. she complained OF
feeling weak and worn out all the
time. She said she was AS tired
when she got up III the morning as
She was the night before she al
ways woke up three or four times
in the night She rolled and tossed
in her sleep, on account Of extreme
nervousne ss.
-Pepgen certainly relieved her
nervous condition and has built her
up. Her appetite is much heartier.
She sleeps soundly ar night Gets
up in the morning saying she feels
fine.
NY wife says Pepgen IS the best
medicine she ever took And / real
~ believe Il warded off a general
nervous breakdown FOR her"
The Goff's reside az 3l3 West La
Sale Avenue.
PepEin is obtainabIe at StriebeI &
Stencils Cthe Public Drug Com
pany) South Bend. the Red Cross
Pharmacy. AIishawaka and all 9TH
er first class drug stores every
where.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
Prominent Physician Says, "Pepgen
Not Only Relieved Me, But 1t Has
Helped a Great Many of My Patients"

Doctor John Adams. sos East
Fifth street, Dayton, O., who was
formerly professor Of chemistry at
the Cincinnati, O., College Of Medi-
cine and Surgery. and who has
practiced medicine for forty -wo
years. says of Pepgen:
Il tried Pepgen because was
over-worked. I needed something
to build up my nerves and streng-
then my generoi system Another
doctor recommended that I try
Pepgen, which l accordingly did.
In a short time could sleep more
soundly and I felt stronger in ev-
cry way
I was 50 pleased with the results
obtained from Pepgen that pre-
scribed il 70 a number of my pa
tents. In each and every case il
did good work One young man
who had been suffering severely with
collie caused by fermentation Of
food. until at times he was almost
drawn double, told me that he had
not had a single return attack af-
ter the second day he began TO take
Pepgen.
In my opinion Pepgen Is the best
general tonic l ever used and 1 am
glad 20 indorse it."
PepEen is stomach food and
and tonic which feeds while il
heals sick. sore. starved stomachs.
Pepgen is delicately adapted 20
stomach needs. Pepgen IS purely
vegetable. free from mineral faint.
Scores OF people right here in
South Bend who have taken Pep
gen personally recommended 81 and
one has but 20 glance al the state
ments OF his friends and neighbors
10 note the good that Pepgen is do
ing
Pepgen is obtaina bic at Striebel &
Stencils the Public Drug Com
pany) South Bend the Red Cross
Pharmacy. Mishawaka and all 9th
cr frst class drug storeS av~rv-
where-Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
POUNDS HIS EAR" AS
THE TRAINS RATTLE BY
Frank Jewell Sleeps Like a log
Since Pcpgcn Relieved Indiges-
ton and Nervousness.

Frank Jewell used to be nervous
because he couldn't get restfuI sleep.
He would have a hard time getting
20 sleep at all and the slightest
noises would awaken him.
But now the cars and trains that
rattle by his home at 1913 Lincoln
Way East fail 20 disturb him. he
just goes on blissfully pounding his
ear" as they say in the army in re-
ferring TO sound sleep. The change
is due 10 Pepgen. according 10 Mr..
Jewell
He is manager Of the South Bend
branch Of the Kamm and Schellinger
company.
4 had been in rundown condition
since last January" says Mr.. Jewell.
had very little appetite and what I
aid eat seemed 10 do me no good
lost over twenty pounds in less than
six months
II felt tired and worn out all the
time. I was as tired when ] got
up IN the morning as when I went
TO bed. / was very nervous. I would
roll and toss for hours before / could
30 TO sleep at night.
Il read about Pepgen i'm the pa
perS and decided that il deserved
trial in my case Pepgen increased
my appetite wonderfully I eat two
or three times as much as 1 used 10.
Since l began taking Pepgen my
nervousness disappeared entirely.
sleep like a log now. The cars and
trains run past my bedroom window
all night long but ! don't wake up
until morning.
"Pepgen strengthened me and
built me mp when other medicines
failed. Pepgen has made me feel
finer than silk
Pepgen is obtainable at Striebel a.
Steinels (The Public Drug Com
pany) South Bend; the Red Cross
Pharmacy, Mishawaka. and all other
first class drug stores everywhere.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
IT ALSO HELPED
HER DISPOSITION
Mrs Rifcl Declares Pcpgen's Inn
provement OF Condition Put Her
Ia Better Mood.

In making public recommendation
Of Pepgen on account of the relief
this remedy had given her from
stomach and liver trouble AIRS. S.
RineI declares she is grateful too,
because of the beneficial effect upon
her disposition. as an incidental
though not unimportant feature.
Mrs. RineI lives at 1921 Mccartney
street. and her husband is a machin-
list at the south Bend Lathe Works.
-Four years ago I had typhoid
fever" says Mrs. RiffeI, and every
spring since then I have been prac-
tically a nervous wreck for two
months at a time. Gas formed in
my stomach after meals I had dizzy
spells My head seemed to be whirl-
ing around Ny condition made me
Gross and irritable or quarrelsome.
Every one tells me I am the pic
ture of health now. Credit is que TO
Pepgen and I am happy 10 have an
opportunity to recommend it,"
For rundown. weak and nervous
men and women in need o" better
health. more strength. keener appe-
lite. surer digestion. revitalizing Of
the nervous system. Pcpgen is the
tonic supreme 1t has a delicate. APP
petiZing flavor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
The PdStime" UndergOeS
ExtenSiUe OUerhduling

Henry Fustier. the new prOprie-
tor Of The Pastime". bowling al
leys and billiards. 123 y. Main St.
is making many Improvements
throughout this old established
place If business. and when the
season opens patrons viii scarcely
be able 20 recognize the place Elk
pert workmen from Chicago are at
present putting the Il bowling al
leys In first class shape while 9th
crs are at work on the billiar q
tables. A sum aggregating $4,000
Is being expended ON imprOveme nts
upstairs and downstairs. Il being
the intention Of Mr. Fustier 90
make The Pastime one OF the best
and most popular places of rec -ea-
ton in the northern part Of the
state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
FOR SALE

A vacant room cottage. I block from
Nfishawaka Wooden Mfg. Co. 81 $50. $50
cash: balance Ike -eut
A vacant 7-rOOm partly modern house
" 13th st s. 500 cash or terms
A beautiful broom house T.. Ninth
A. large Kitchen. convenient dining
room pleasant living room; spacious
bedrooms with closets In each all new
IN painted and papered. just like new
g3s electric lights. water and stool in
house. reasonable price. cash or terms
4 II room strictly modern house; well
arranged FOR a high class rOoming house /;
= reaI bargain. Will sell on easy terms
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
1868 Lincoln way W.
Phone Mshawaka ISL
Seymour Jansen, Sales Mgr
- -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
GENERAL NEWS OF MISI1AWAKA
Asa1 INES office 100 Lincoln Way West Telephone Mhaaaka
SURPRISED dlY CHILDREN

Mrs. Adam Eeehler. POP T..
seventh st. was surprised Wednes-
day evening by "a number Of hcr
children and their families on tho
occasion OF her birthday Jnniyer-
sary. and was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts. Refreshments were
served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06

FOR SALE-WONDERFTL BARGAIN
LARGE PEPPERMINT FARM 10
acre farm. mostly rich muck land.
buflftnCs need some repair. peppermint
dfst.UeFy on place. This farm Is located
Am Eaton county. Michigan. { miles from
Tatou RAPIDS Twelve head Of cattle
and nifty sheep viii be sold With place N
desired Let me show you the crops now
growing on this farm This is an ideal
place for peppermint or stock farm.
Price $1,000 per acre. small payment
down balance easy terms II you are
interested I'm buying a farm. do not fail
70 So me before YOU buy Achille e.
Colpaeit. 126S Lincoln Way West. Phone
Mish ISL. of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
GOOD DEMAND FOR
CHAUTAUQUA SEATS
WOman's Club Committee
Meets With Success in
Selling Tickets.

Members Of the Nishawaka Wo-
mans club are entering heartily in
10 the ticket selling effort for the
Chautauqua which opens in Misha-
waka FOR seven days. commencing
Sept L. The program is OF such
an appealing nature. that the ticket
selling IS being made easy by the
ready demand Of the M4shawaka
public which for years has been
striving TO have a Chautauqua pitch
its tents I'm the city. Several pub
lie spirited citizens have guaran-
teeG the necessary funds but IL is
not at all likely they will be called
upon 20 make good their guaran-
tee Judging from the success that
has already crowned the efforts Of
the members OF the ticket selling
committee The Chautauqua will
be held on y. Cedar St, on the 9TH
or side OF The bridge This central
location. will make il convenient for
both north and south side residents
and can easily be reached from all
parts OF the city.
The program will include: Ralph
Parlette. Human Efficiency" DR.
Carolyn L. Geisel. An Apostle Of
Health" Henry A Adrian. The
Burbank Man" Donald II. McGib-
eny. Modern Unrest" Hon G. ..
Jordan who will lecture on the
place Of the farm in modern life:
DIT r. f Rompel. Facing the
Task" Opie Read, who will deliver
his latest lecture. Human Nature
and Politics." V s. Watkins, dra-
matte reader; Sibyl Sammis Sing
ers; Emerson Williams Company in
Scotch songs; New York opera
Singers, Swiss TOdlers; Louise
Stallings. meZzo- sopranO; Pima
fore" light opera, and rolicking
comedy; Nothing But The Truth. q"
With such a brilliant list Of
events II is little wonder Misha-
wakans are looking forward 10 the
coming Of the Chautauqua with
more than ordinary interest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
PENN Really co.

Phone Nflsbawaka 2l9 - $ Main st
W sixth st. = block from Spring -.
rooms and bath, Al shape. SA.tOo.
Terms
MERRIFIELD-DAN ALL MODERN.
rooms and bath. 81. $50.
" Eighth ST.. partly modern, alley
lot So 500
n sixth St * 800. stool. water lights
AMI gas Easy terms one block from
. Main 81
SIX rooms. stool. water and hghfs
800 down.
Five rooms or W. BatteH St, 800
down. g. 700: buy this quick
MANY MORE. MODERN AND PART
Ll MODERN.
PENN REALTY co.
Phone Afish. 21s 123 :. Main 81.
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