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New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Curses! Car Window
e a files Ali Shar,
''Mecca's'' Cave Man
TN NE seat remained vacant on the
w. eastward bound Long Island

o. NE seat remained vacant on the
W. eastward bound Long Island
train. To it came a mana man
who could not be lost in q crowd of a
hundred or thousand people, man
who cannot walk along the streets
without having others turn around to
watch his passage. He was a power
fully built man, nearly six feet and
half tall and muscled in proportion.
Seated opposite him, reading a maga-
zine. was q we'll dressed young woman.
The story was not too engrossing and
even if it were she could not have
helped looking up at the new arrival.
Every one else in the train was doing
the same thing. Presently, they all
turned to their newspapers and books
again, but for one person the narrative
before her had lost all interest. She
was troubled. Where had she seen
this man before? 1t puzzled her and
with the question on the tip of her
tongue, she hesitated. Furtively, she
glanced across at her neighbor and
when he caught her looking at him,
she feigned deep interest in the story.
But finally, she could no longer re-
strain herself.
aren't you Ali shar, the strong
man in 'Mecca'?' she asked, blush
ingly.
Yes, am Ali Shar in Mecca, ="
Lionel Braham replied.
No longer WAS the fair maiden bash
full in the presence of strength. NOW
that the problem had been solved, she
determined to take full advantage of
toe situation which, happily, was
thruss upon hs-.
"Tell mc. Mr.. Ali Shar, are You really
as strong SIS you look in the play? OF
course. you must to. Didn't I see you
carry five men around on yorr back and
toss others over your shoulders as
would stone. You must be at least
eYs. per cent muscle and six feet six
inches tall"
Flsttered, Lionel Braham, who admits
that he is six feet four and half
inches tall and that he weighs 240
pounds, bowed his Acknowledgements.
There was no stopping the girl, once
she got we'll started. She lived over
the whole spectacle again. She
hum:aed some of the music. She asked
about tho dancers, the goats, the
camels, the costumes. She neglected
nothing. A strong breeze was blowing
and she fixed her fur piece more Sc
curely.
"will you do me q favor7" she
asked bluntiy. you're a strong man,
you can do 1t. Will yop please close
the Window"
And right there All shar's strength
failcd him. He tugged, no pushcd. he
struggled with the window Of ths rail-
way train, but with no sesultn. A
ponderous cave man on the Century
/ Thsater stage In Morris Gests spec
tacls, tha w!ndow was too much for
him, A trainmsn came along and with
no effort ut all brought the window
fConssaWtd IN pare asven>
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Celia Adler Makes
Debut in English
I'm Pinski's Comedy

T9E DMlIIEDL4 Celia Adler was q
~ fatalist, but who would not have
been in the face of the rebuffs
fate handed her time and again when
the goal of her ambiton--the English
stage so near her grasp?
Now, by the simple process OF NOV
ing less than half milo uptown, from
the Jewish Art Theater in Twenty
seventh Street to the Garrick Theatcr
II Thirty-hfth Street, she has gone
from one world to another, frcm the
Yiddish theater in which she had
played since childhood to the leading
role in the English production of
David Pinski's THE Treasure" the
first Of the season by the Theater
Guild. At last the obstacle which had
ruined so many opportunities failed to
make its appearance. Perhaps Miss
Adler IS no longer fatalist.
New Yorker by birth and educated
in the schools here, Celia Adler turned
to the Yiddish stage for the express
sion of her art, and naturally so since
her father, Jacob p. Adler, is one Of
the oldest and best known Yiddish
actors in America. But she was ambi-
tious. She spoke English as well as
her sisters on Broadway and hoped for
chance there also. Each time her
hope seemed sure Of fufllment some
thing interfered and said, "Not yeti"
SO often did this happen that the
young actress came to expect Difficult
ties. Finally she shrugged her shoul-
ders, sighed, and gave up all thought
of leaving the theater in which she
had started her career
About six years ago Charles Dilling-
ham received her in his Office.
Eyes, Miss Adler" Mr.. Dillingham;
said, Il have heard about you. l ex-
pect play in which there are several
parts you could play. III be glad to
let you have one"
Here seemed the opportunity she had
been seeking. Soon after this visit war
came and when she returned to the Dill
lingham Offices she was told that the
playwright had been bottled up in Ger
many and could not be located. But
news was expected from him and she
did not give UP hope. The news came
The manuscript of the play which Mr.
Dillingham; was expecting went to the
bottom of the ocean on a torpedoed YES
sci and there was no other copy Sc
ended this chance for a debut in Eng
lish.
A representative from David Belascc
saw her act in an East Side theater
He was enthusiastic about her ability
and told Mr.. Belasco who arranged tc
visit the theater and watch her act
Again fate held out restraining hand
and on the day Belasco was to come
the company was divided and Miss Ad
Ter was assigned to the group which
went 20 Boston. to play.
William Collier learned of her ability
through a mutual friend, and an en-
gagement was made for her to call nt
fCawtanu~A an nara asvsu,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Mecca" laboring under heavy ad-
vance renown, came to tho Century
under the guidance OF Morris Gest,
and turned ont to DC really as much
better than It's predecessors as its
prophets had foretcld. Ir fact, it was
so much better that Il set US 20 Won
de1ing when Mr.. Gest would realize
that he had now outarown his knicker-
bockers, and must behave like grown
up in the theater.
"Chu Chin Chow" and "Aphrodits"
were all very we'll in their way, but
their way didn't matter much. They
proved again, what. was certainly IN
no need Of proving. that though hum
drads Of people IN bright colored
clothes and grouped around huge can
vas scenery, did stun an audience Into
{. kind of bew,ldercd admiration, they
were JUST stunncrs, and nothing more,
But mecca" went step further.
The story was u little better, for one
thing, and more of 1t could be picked
(Continued on page eighty
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

4 d not be eight openings of new
&,lk plays on Broadway this week,
nor seven, nor six. There will
be just four. Which number, follow
ing upon a season Of weeks in each OF
which anything beneath seven first
nights appeared draggy and moaoto-
nous, now provides a breathing spell.
Also the supply of stiff front shirts
may be completely pressed again, and
the faithful "also presents" may OBJ
tain at least three full nights of un-
hampered sleep.
In these four productions, however.
there is much of interest. New York
men and women look forward to see
ing George N. Cohan personally in his
play, The Meanest Man in the World.v
Edith Taliaferro viii appear as the
leading woman in "Kissing Time. -
The unwritten Chapter" about which
reports Of unusually fine ACTING have
been received from time to time since
It's rehearsals, also is scheduled. The
Outrageous Mrs. Palmer" Will present
May Young and large cast of play
ers.
The Unwritten Chapter in a pro-
logue, three acts and an epilogue, by
Samuel Shipman and Victor Victor.
VIII have its opening at the Astor
Iheater Monday night In connection
with this production, which is a story
Of the American Revolution, the au-
thors have asked that an apology be
printed in the program regarding the
historical facts OF the piece This
reads:
"As an apology for certain inaccu-
racles and anachronisms, the authors
wish to explain that their purpose was
not to write history scrupulouslv true.
but to present the spirit and charac-
ter Of Haym Salomon. To show what
manner of man Salomon was and the
nature of his services to the Ameri-
can colonies the authors have been
compelled to make such use Of their
material as they deemed best fitted 10
their purpose and the requirements Of
the theater. The main events and
most of the characters are historically
true"
SaIamon is presented as banker
friendly to the cause of the American
colonists.
The Idea OF issuing an apology In
this manner no doubt suggested itself
70 the authors as result OF a similar
apology by John Drinkwater in fore
word to abraham Lincoln" Mr.. Drink
water explained carefully that one un-
real character was introduced into the
Lincoln play in order to bring out i'm
portant facts connected with Lincoln
trials before and during the Civil War
Something new lat least IN d,acr,n.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

it in your Junior year. But don't for
your expectations.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

ton) IS promised in kissing Time"
Monday night At the l. ric Theater.
for it is announced tlst this work is
a melody play in Two acls The music
is BY Ivan Casyil. Owing to .he short.
age Of suitable the@.ers in New YORK
recently, tie Play has been held out
side of New Aosk, pla ing in smaller
cities throughout the last, and it was
only late last week that DEFINITE date
for its showing was determined upon.
"The result Is a play that women
will love-" is the manner IN which
one reviewer who saw "The Outrageous
Mrs. Palmer" in an out-of-town show
ing, characterized the piece last week.
In the first two acts tho VIII think
Mary Young is clever, w.'i Ike her
whole lot more ia the tAisd act because
she displays & spark Of something that
is akin to mo.her-love' Te proceeds
to explain, however, thai liking her az
they are sure to do. they VIII be fooled
because after al she is Just an
actress" in the play. The action be-
gins, we are told, with scene in the
home OF the dramatic star, with her
favorite, Peke, her married daughter,
her second husband and several play
wrights about her. But that is begin
ming TO tel the story.
For two acts" the reviewer says.
Mary Young raced up and down the
stage IN . role certain to make all the
men in the audience feel Ike leaoing
onto the stage, and then IN ,he thisd
act She turned about face and Won the
sympathy OF the audience, and in the
fourth act, went further and actually
squared herself with everybody" Tho
outrageous lady will be on view at the
Thirty-ninth Street Theater Tuesday
night
George NJ. cohan stepped right into
the leading role Of The Meanest Man
in the World" at Hartford, Conn, ca
Thursday aiSat and, Il reports are ae-
curate, acquitted himself in his we'll
known style - such perfection that a
great many Of those who saw it al
ready have made arrangements TO see
1T again at the Hudson Theater. where
it opens Tuesday night.
Mr.. Cohan had not announced ous-
right that he proposed to assume tho
role, but 1t was whispered in theatri-
cal circles for several days before the
production was taken out FOR It's shake
down that he would appear.
his Eruption into the cast Of The
Aeenest Man In the World" recalls sn.
otner like incident when he took the
leading part in q Prince There Was
at the COhan Theater and played for
week before he was formally an.
nounced in the role.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
The New PLAYS
Four Openings This Week; One Piece in Pro-
logie, Three Acts, Epilogue
and Apology
and Apology

NE eaK mas come There VIII on)
of Monday
N< Broadway announced
nor sew nore There, oanalcf, o,s-r,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Something new (st least In dsscr.p-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Ggev HERE is a perfectly good rea-
IL son why Fred Stone can fill
Vk theaters to bursting for about
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Continued on page eighty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
NEAR STUDEBAKERS-

Owner leaving city. A six room mod
eru dwelling. excellent location on
paved street. 10 blocks from center
OF city. Four roo IS on first door,
open stairway, two large bed rooms
and large ba,I aud plenty OF closets
on second moor. Basement under
entire house with coed furnace aud
gas heater for summer use: cistern.
electric aud gas. Polished hard pine
floors. David {. Gibson, 30 Farm
Trust Bldg. phon. Main 3J1 Resi-
6euce phone Main lS47
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
Money to Lonn

SPECIAI-H0uday reduced scholarship
rates; save money by enrolling before
Jan. 9 don't miss this opportunity.
Call az. telephone or write the South
Bend Business College. College build
ing corner Michigan and Monroe SITS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

NORTHWEST-FO room house: cleo
tric; One-han acre ground; northwest
part. Price $l,JO0; easy terms J. C.
Virgo, JOS Z Ohio 81.
NEW 4.ODEIN HOMES-I have com
pleted new EOdern homes, near 2
car lines and Lincoln school: price
reasonable and terms easy. At Lee
&. Office on grounds, Saturday and
sur Jay Afternoons. D. C. Leer. Lin.
coin 1924
PORTAGE AVE
Six room house. all modern, oak
floors and oak trimmings, front
and rear stairway TO the up
stairs Basement under the entire
house. Nice lot. $1,000. Murray
and Segety. I2S y. Lafayette ct.
Phone Lincoln 6127.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
WORDEN REALTY Co
Is Farmers Trust Bldg. Main as.
. Inv. Lnrrna In .rnr-- "a ~ 81 .-lE.-

- Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 445.
We have homes In every part OF city.
River Park-Splendid home : rooms
garage. large lot. Price 5000 Terms.
Northwest-Attractiye bungalow, built
years; 3 rooms. oak doors. neat ar
rangement all modern couyeniencea Z
garage. Price $500. Terms.
Beautiful bungalow, built years.
completely modern, rooms thriving
grocery store, garage, excellent condition,
1 acre ground on paved busy highway.
Price $500 Terms
In northwest az street intersection. 10
blocks from center, excellent home
rooms. bedrooms. completely modern,
oak hoOrg throughout, oak and enamel
trim, we'll arranged rooms. Price SG0l0
Terms 500 cash and monthly payments.
Stately suburban home on the Dixie
highway, ) rooms, sleeping porch. tile
vestibule and bath. many built "a fea-
lures; oak floors and trim entire: hot
water heat laundry. garage, fruit, shrub
berry, 2ih or IL acres Of land Price
reasonable. Terms
y acre lots near 81. Mary's; &c car
line. 500 cash snd $500 per month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
MICHIGAN ST. SOUTH

Ten room house. All modern new
roof, newly painted outside and
decorated inside, fireplace In llv-
ing room, toilet and lavatory
downstairs and complete bath up
stairs. IL has five large bedrooms,
furnace heat. stands on q corner
lot $500. Terms. Murray and Sc
getty. lbs n. Lafayette st Lin
coin 6127.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
Wanted--ReaI Estate
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WORDEN REALTY CO.


23S Farmers Trust Bldg Main 44a.
Ten blocks from center eass Neat
home; o r.. Bed r. Price s. COO
Terms
Northwest, bungalow. Modern. Built
years: r.. attic. large lot, shrub
berry. Price $500; 500 cash.
Beautiful o r. bungalow, completely
modern Thriving grocery store dou-
bic garage. All in excellent condition.
Built 2 years One acre Of ground
Paved highway. Price $500. Terms.
Beautiful home on Dixie highway: S
r.. reception hall sleeping porch,
tiled vestibule and bath, built I'm fea-
lures, oak floors and trim, hot water
heat, laundry. garage. fruit. shrub
berry, II acres OF land. Shown by
appointment only. Price reasonable.
Terms
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
RIVER PARK

Nine room house Here is a chance
for someone 90 make some money
by renting rooms. or II you have a
large family. IL is just the thing fer
you, and at price YOU can afford
70 pay Convenient 10 car. school.
church and groceries. Fine large cor
ner lot, size t4X1GJ. No Improvements
but gas For quick sale We can let
you have this nine room house for
$500 cash. Call or write South Bend
or Lincoln G69G. and ask for Mr. Wit
Wer or Mr.. Moore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
MAIN ST N

Within easy walking distance Of
down town and one block Of car line,
room home 10 be vacated nc once
This home is situated on a lot go
feet by 30 feet, and surrounded with
plenty Of shade aud fruit bearing
trees. Large bath room, fully equip
ped, gas and electricity; basement
auQer entire house. Excellent fur
mace with hot water connections
With or without garage; paved street.
Terfns-cash or payments. Whit
comb X Keller, Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main 400.
MILTON ST L. +O1-6 room house. !.
bedrooms closets, electric light, gas
toilet in house, double garage. Terms
Price $3.50.
TAYLOR AND ROTH, Realtors
Jefferson Blvd, entrance Farmers
Trust Bldg. Lincoln 1891 Open even
inES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

Statesmen
Two local men Of forceful character
rs representatives in South Bend and
St Joseph county; must be we'll
known. Of good standing and seek
ing permanent situations. Success
ful applicants would have direct con-
nection with our Home Office.
Chance for rapid promotion to man
agerial positions now vacant. Salary
and commission TO applicants who
qualify. -ddress by letter only.
Agency Director. Income Guaranty
Co. 424 J. NJ S. Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
Poultry md supnlics.

MILK WAGON-FOF sale or exchange
one rear entrance milk wagon. new
rubber and steel tire buggies: light
spring wagon: light and heavy single
harness and all kinds Of wagon. car
riage aud harness parts. Come and see
Us South Bend Exchange. 400 ;. Car
roll -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

y. LAFAYETTE BLvD.-Two homes on
large lot, both partly modern. $500.
y. ALLEN ST. seven room. AL modern
home. NORTHWEST. one block from
Llncoiu way ". double house: Eve
rooms each, all modern Present
TentUi, So a month.
HAUGH & CASSIDY.
526-s Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main 11S2. Residence. Lincoln. 1909 2OSf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

ST. S.
Six room bungalow Built about a
year and a half ago. Rooms are con
venlently divided. Electric lights.
large basement. Good well, pump and
big barn. Large lot. Price $3.50. VIII
sell for $500 down. The rest on easy
terms We also have complete fur
nishings For the home which We will
sell for a reasonable price. Posses
sion within IS hours Louis S. orr,
81 s. Chaplin st. Phone Lincoln $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

LINCOLN WAY W.-Ciose in, Il room
modern house, oak floors and trim
fireplace; French doors, large lot fruit
Immediate possession. Owner leaving
city. Price $1,000. Wesley Van Ealin
"a Farmers Trust Bldg, Lincoln 11O7
LINCOLN WAY WEST
Modern home with large living room
across front Of house. fire place; oak
finish first door; trout and rear
stairs, bedrooms. large attic, good
basement, 1900 W. X McHenry,
30 Farmers Trust Bldg. Lincoln
J1.}3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses FOR sale

PORTAGE AYE.-Eight room. new.
strictly modern house, sun parlor. din
ing room. living room. kitchen on urst
hoor. laundry "a. basement. This house
Is well built Of stucco finish Ga 1900
bloc on Portage ave Come out and
look IL over VIII sell reasonable House
will De completed by 18th u Dec II.
Polls. 1911 Portage ave. Main 24Q4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

HOME-Seven rooms. strictly modern
oak floors and trim in main rooms
three sleeping rooms. laundry in base
ment As owner has TO leave city he
will sell at bargain.
RALPH {. OSBORNE, Realt0r.
Main S66-43S5. Conservative Life Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
FOREMAN

The News-g mes has an opening
for a night foreman Ia the com
posing room. This Is a good
steady position Tor the right
man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
HAMDEN COURT

HOMES
FRANKLIN STD room house, modern.
near Studebakers, good condition.
Rent from extra rooms viii make
monthly payments on house. Wonder
fui bargain if sold at once.
SOUTH MANI rOOm house, semi
modern, close to car line and school
on corner lot 52x165 Fl. Exceptional
bargain. Cash or terms.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH-11 room residence.
all modern, oak finish paved street
wonderful home in a wonderful lOca-
ton. Cash or terms
RIVER PARKS room house, modern
except sewer. Small payment down.
balance monthly Five room bungalow.
semi Odern, near car line: can be
purchased considerably below cost
Small down pay ment. balance TO suit
your income.
PORTAGE AVE- room. ? story. all
modern. An ideal home. will sacrifice
for $500 cash
ST JOSEPH LAND co
Open evenings. Open Sunday a. m.
129 w. Colfax av. Rooms o Z.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

SALESMEN-Of good eduction. clean
record. and pleasing aud strong per
sonality Will find Us a permanent pO-
sition with greater opportunity. Call
after 10 a. m. and from TO Q p IN.
Room 1O-11, Moore Bldg. n. e. corner
Main and COlfaX nv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
KENDALL ST

hENbALL OIL
Five room house. two blocks from
car line. 1t has gas. electric lights
and is newly papered and painted.
Large corner lot. also large barn.
Price is $500. Cash payment. 81 $50,
rest on SO monthly payments at six
percent. Possession In 30 days Louis
S. Orr, 81 S. Chaplin ST. Phone Lin
coin $3.50. ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

SALESMEN-We want men who are sue
cessful in their regular work but who
feel that they could 10 better IL given
real opportunity. II YOU have conf
between and J.. m. NJ room 40 Dean
HITE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
Auction Sales
FARM AT AUCTION

FARM Al AUCTION
The Collins Hog Farm, 4 IL miles
northwest Of this city, will be sold nc
publ auction Tuesday, Dec. :. 1920
one third cash, balance easy terms.
Noble b. Teal, owner care ColfaK
hotel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents.

Statesmen and Agents. IS
AGENT-Eesident agent for Elkhart and
Goshen tu sell Texas oil and gas leases
Liberal comm ssi0u- for particullr rs
apply by letter only. Commercial
Leasing 90. 30 Dem Bldg South
Ksud Ind
NA~~ENS- limited number Of cN-
perleuCed c8nvIssrrs no srlllng-muSt
be neat appearing. Good pay to right
parties. Ladies' preferred. Apply I'D
w Colfaa Rooms ca
ELECTRIC WASHERS-CIty salesman
o. sell Nel known electric washer
Apply boo person, l32 y Michigan 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

H0MES-We will gladly show you
cars are at your disposal Our pur-
chasers secure real value w. o
Davies & CO., POI ). Main ST. Lincoln
$40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

Articles For Sale. 81
CUNCKETE BLOCk MACHINES-TWO-
Come rid sac rs open sundays
south Bend EVchan %. 4oj y Carroll "a
cay BAILEIs-Une Champion Eelf-feed
and HECK Come ana see US open
Sundays. South Benl Exchange. 40j
T. Carroll O..
Is BENCH stools and nine gallon coffee
urn. Smithy's Lunch room. Mlsha-
waka- 27tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

COLLEGE ST
4 new house Just completed by Mer-
chants National bank, will sell at
cost. Telephone .fain I72.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

II YOU have any selling ability NJ
an. we have opportunity FOR several
I've wire young men and women 20
earn not less than 500 between now
and Xmas II YOU think YOU can
sell. call in person az Nickel hotel
between : and 9 o'clock every morn
INK and between > and G o'clock ey-
cry evening and inquire for Mr.
Blake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

Situations Misunderstanding SO
SIENOGRaPHER-La office Preferred
Six years experience. Address News
Times. Box 20
WASHINGS-Wanted: Small washings
% be brought 60 house. Call Main
4233
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
LAND CONTRACTS

KOOMING HOUSE Forced 10 leave city.
My lease on q first class. all modern
r0Oming house expires March 1921.
Five minutes walk from oliver hotel.
Desire 10 sell furniture and business.
Bargain II YOU act at once Address
Box 100, care News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04

BJNGALOW-SiX rooms: everything
modern. Electricity, furnace Lot 15xSO
feet: also 16 lots same size Inquire
corner Bulla I'd. and Oakside av., Anton
Leininger