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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-19
DARBAS RE|KALAUJA
BALsO D|RBTUV|y We
Dime.
sMARKIAI PRIEsINASI. .
PRIvERsT1NAJA1 ARB1-
TRACIJAI.
Reikalauja sulailkyti ateiyija
keleriems metams.
Washington, Lapkr. 18.

Washington, Lapkr. 18.
Amerikos Darbo Federacija
rengia plenus taip vadinama-
jam industries suzmoninimui
arba patobulinimui. Kampa-
Mia tue tikslu prasidesiantl
Ipasitaikius tinkamoms aplin-
kybems.
Pirmiausias darbo stato-
mas reikalavimas, kad orga-
nizuoti darbininkai prisidetp
prie dirbtuviq vedimo bend
raj SUI darbdaviais.
Kuomet tasai ismeginimas
duotu geistinq pasekmip, tuo-
met darbininkai turetq prisi-
deti ir prie patvarkymo pa
Clos produkcijos.
Podraug su tals vlrsmlne-
tais reikalavlmals darbas PR
mojon vieton state, kad visos
dirbtuves pripazintu darbinin-
kq 'unijas ir neunistams uzda-
rytq duris. Mes be toxic prlpa-
zmimo darbininkai negaletq
init dalyvumo vedlme dlrbtu-
viq.
Hoover naayiestas konferen-
ci;on
|
Tuos vlsus plenus rengla
Amerlkos DarDo Federacl]a.
Ana dlena federacl1os vykl-
namoJl taryoa> tuo tlkslu Kon-
NJ -, uoo,,o,.
ar tik nebusias Hardingo ka-
binete darbo sekretoriumi.
Federaciios taryba, be to,
paskelbe kitus savo plenus a
teinantiems metams.
Reikalauja atsaukti visus
listatymus, kuriais darbininkai
priverSiami pasiduoti privers-
tinajai arbitraciiai.
smarkiai priesinasi uzdrau.
dimams darbininkp unions
o;;o,,,c nonocfi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-19

del, kad j buvo uzurpatori-
ne, tai valdziai buvo priesin-
gi gyventojai, mes j padejo
Graikija svetimq saliu ran
kosna, sako Gounaris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-19
KoDEL TALKININKAI TU.
RETU PRIEsINTIEs KoNs,
tTANTINUI?
Taip klausia Graikai noreda
mi karaliaus.
Atenai, Graikija, Lapkr. Is

Atenai, Graikija, Lapkr. Is
"Konstantinas yra pilnal
teis6tas musQ karalius,' pa
sake koreSpondentui buves
Graikiios minister's pirminin-
kas GounariS, kurs vadovau-
ia PARTIAL, nugal6jusiai Vem-
zelosa.
"Konstantinas vietos sos
tan lures sugryzti taip veikiai,
kaip veikiai bus pravestas
referendumas tuo klausimu.
"ISkalnO reikia pasakytl,
kad referendumas bus prize
lankus Konstantinui. Mes gy-
ventoiai 30 nori."
Toliaus GoImaris pa&elsSe;;-
jog tuoiaus Instant egzistuo-
ii naujoii valdzia. Kaip tik
rinkimQ pasekmes oficijahai
bus paskelbtos, tuojaus bus
suSauktas parlamentas If pa
Quotas referendumo klaua-
mas.
Gounaris iSreiSkia nuosteba,
kodel Konstantino gryzimu tu-
retQ priesinties Prancuzija su
Anglia, jei patys gyventojai
to nor6tu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-19
Prizes BoLsEv1KUs We
DAMI TRYS KARAI.
Kariauja Petlura, Permilzin If
Balachovic.

vadq karai. Tai Ukrainijoj II
! Baltgudijoj. ~
Tolimuose pietuose kariau-
ia Ukrainijos atamanas Pet
lura. Nuo jo j siaurius su sa
vo karuomene veikia gen, Per-
mikin. Pastarasis generolas
priNaus6 gen. Wrangello val
dziai. Bet kritus Sitai valdziai,
gen. Permikin veikia savaran-
hai.
Baltgudijos Some pagaliaus
prizes bolsevikus veikia gen.
Bulak Balachovich il Boris
Savinkov.
Site visi trys karininkai
turf skirtingus slekus. Sian
die jq veikimas yra vienodas,
, visi kariauja prizes bolsevikus'
Bet jei pasitaikytp jiems /
veikti bolSevikus, nelengva pa
sakyti, ka jie tuomet darytq,
kaip jie pasinaudotu laimeji-
mo vaisiais.
Pavlenko vadovauja $1,000.
Atamanas Petlura repre-,
zentuoja stipriausia ir paste,
viausia Ukrainu partija. Pet
lura turf civile valdzia Kane
nec-Podolske ir $4,000 karuo-
menes. Karuomenei vadovau-
ia gen. Pavlenko.
Karuomene veikia 100 my
flu ilgu frentu, pradejus Vim,
MICA If baigus Dniepru. Yra
ziniq, PetlVra su Pavlenka SUI
gyvena ne kokiame sutiklme.
Paduota net HiniQ, kad Pavlen
ko Petlura suarestaves If uz-
dares kalejiman.
Gen. Pavlenko yra senas
Rusijos armijos oficleras,
grieztas bolsevikizmo priest
ninkas.
Cia zinovai tvirtina, kad jis
kaip bematai paimtq Kijeya,
iei tik turetq tlztektinai anu
nicijos.
Permikin turi 10000.
Gen. Permikin turi 10000
karuomenes. Jis veifia linijo-
je tarpe Proskurovo If Royno.
Permikin su Petlura nesutin-
ka. Petlura stow uz Ukrainl-
jos nepriklausomybe. Gi Per-
mikin kariauja uz nepadalina-
ma Russia.
Balachovie skaitosi Baltgu-
dis. Bet daugelis sake, kad jis
yra puslenkis. Jis turi aple
10000 karuomenes.
Niekas MCCALL pasakyti ko-
kiais tikslais jis kariauja. Pr
miau jis gelbejo Lenkams.
siandie, sakoma kariaujas uz
Baltgudijos neprlklausomybe.
Bet jei paskutinis tvirtinimas
butu teisingas, jis. penaikint1t
Baltgudijos. Tuo tarpu Jls
siandie apie Minska ir Pinska
tiesiog baisenybes isdaro.
Balachovic su sayimi turi
|Savinkova, kurs skaitosi poll
tildnis patarejas. Sakoma, Sa-
yinkov yra socijalistas.
Taigii, ssiandie prizes bolsevl-
kus viisvien dar vedami trys
atskiri karai.
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-19
NAUJAUsIOS z|N|Os.
LONDONAs. = BolSevikai pra-
deda grumoti Lenkams. Cia ma
noma, kad bolsevikai pakils ka-
ran prizes, Lenkrls.

LONDONAS. = Gal Siandie
.Anglijos ministeriu kabinetas nu-
tars pradeti prekybq su bolSevi-
kline Russia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-19
Karaliene- e-motina.

Karalien6-motina Olga yra
At6nuose ir, matyt, jinai uz-
inns karaliaus vieta, kaipo re-
gent6, kol gyventojai per re-
ferenduma tars paskutini sd
vo zodi.
Yra Gia ziniQ, .kad GraikQ
armiia, veikianti Smirnoj, ku-
ri yra istikima Venizelosui, ar
tik nepakils prizes nauja val
dzia. Pasekm6je gall but ikur-
ia GraikQ respublika Smirno-
ie ar kur kitur.
George Rhallis, karta bu-
yes minister's pirmininkas, or
ganizuoja nauja ministeriQ
kabineta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-19

ORAs. : siandie isdalies de-
besuota; rytoj grazus oras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-19
NEKUOMET TAIP NERA.

as eia atejau pasimatyti su jusu dukterimi,
tad ar nebutum tokia gera pasisalinti is
Suprantamas daiktas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-19
Padetis visgi ri1nta:>

Venizelos nujauzdamas sau
nepavykima rinkimuose, jis
leido ir armijos kareiviams
balsuoti. KareiviQ balsai dar
nezinomi. Nuomoniaujama,
kad kareiviai iSreiks prielan-
kuma Venizeloso PARTIAL.
Sakoma, naujoji valdzia pa
naikysianti kareiviq balsavi-
mus, jei pasirodysias tiskus
Venizelosui prielankumas.
Vietos birzoje pakilo pa
siauba, kuomet paskelbta griu
vimas Venizeloso. Suv. Vals,
tin dolierio verte antkart pa
sidvigubino.
Mieste ramu. Parlamento
busta turi uz6musi karuome-
ne.
Venizeloso valdzia krito to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

DR.. John J. Van Horne. formerly Medical
inspector and Clinical Physician on the
BOARD OF Health of New York City, says:
weakened by the heavy drains upon their
nerve force and physical strength, many men
blood. Their thin. pale. wa,ery blood has
utterly lost the power to send energy and
power through the body and a. q result
they are lacking IN strength and endurance
Hsaklipss and faiiures---heaten beeause thsif
o. .;Ilss = az. CIV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
Ml[IERAND WOULD GIVE
! PRESIDENT MORE POWER
Premier Proposes Daring Changes
In Present French Constitution
in Recent Speech.
AFTER AMERICA
Under Primo Minister'S Plan Parlia-
ment Would Be Elected by People
Through Their Own Organizations
Instead of Political Interests.
ABBY Universal serv,c. ]

J PAR1S Sept 25.-Direct reprcsen'
rtatfon Of I'LL classes OF society and the
tyesting OF executive powers in the
tPresldcnt OF the republic arc the ga
slient4features In Presiden Milierands
~plan TO revise the French Constitu-
stion, which is evoktnx = storm or con-
stroversy in France.
"Politicss' eaid NJ. Millerand. In q
hrecent. speech. ARE a danger to the
snation placed as they are without
rcheck or hindrance. Parliament to-
.day does not represent the people OF
France. but merely the great political
Interests. The President or the re-
spuelic has no actual power; neither
.bas the Senate.
/. To remedy this state OF affairs NJ.
sMillcrand dar;neiy proposes q re
swholesale remodelins of the consti-
sutton on startlingly original lines:
.The principal points OF his proposals
l. The President OF the republic to
.become President In fact as well as in
Ito those held by the President o. the
sUnited States
9. A vice presidency to be created
with functions modelled after those OF
sthe same office in America.
! 8. The election OF tho President and
Vice President to be effected instead
ZOE by the senate, by national con-
svention. deleg ates to which shall
tcome from every department of
sFrance. from both house OF Parlia-
sment from each one OF the great cor
operations. from the principal labor
unions. from the unions Of small pro-
sprietors. from the great artistic, mu-
steal and literary societies. each OF
(which is to have one vote. In this
way the entire Industrial and artistic
as Well as political life OF the country
Will he represented in the chief mag
.istratc.
. 4. Senators. instead OF being ap.
spointed by the different political par.
sties in each department.. would be
selected by each OF the above mentioned
societies and unions. from the ranks
.of the professions and by the genera
.confedcration OF labor. In this way
1.-THE nations affairs with big business
the banks and labor.
= s. Decentralization and cooperation
Gin all government departments BY
ethts IL is hoped red tape would be &c
"a great extent abolished and the di.
,plomacy OF the nation be effected b,
sdirect touch with the voice OF tho
: ma ton.
:. The publication of these proposal.
Gin Paris caused an enormous scnsa.
tion. and many papers opposed TO NJ
sMiilerand hint that he ravors me
.amendmc1t of the Constitution in o..
sder that he may as President be in ,
sposition TO moro absolutely hold In,
AreinS OF power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
FIVE MEMBERS OF GETS
FAMILY DIE IN ONE YEAR

= WINCHESTER, VA, Sent. 25.-Sur-
= rivinG members of tina Gets family
who moved to farm near Water
= lick, Warren County just a'year ago.
< ,ntend TO leave ns soon as they can
q find new home, all because OF their
= sore bereavement occasioned by Eve
! members OF the family dying since
they arrived there. The first 10 pass
! away was Mrs. James L. Gets, wife
OF the head OF the family, late las,
) fall. In June two sons. Ulysses and
LEO Gets died. A little son OF the
: latter was laid away, and a few DAYS
. ago daughter OF Lawrence Gets
? suecnmoed All died OF natural
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
TRANSFER MEMORIAL
ACTIVITIES TO LEGION
G. 4. II. TO Turn Annual Obscrv-
ance to Younger Generation OF
Veterans Is Plan.
tBy Associated Pre- Sc. /


CLEVELAND. Sept 25.--First steps
TO transfer tho national memorial
activities OF tho G. a. II. to tho
younger generation OF soldiers will
be taken At the second annual con-
vention of the American Legion
which opens here Monday. Franklin
DOlicr. national commander, an
nounced today.
Proposal Of this movement came
from Veterans Of the War Between
the states, who realize that, because
of their fast dwindlinC ranks, thor
work must be carried on by newer
organization.
The plan will be carried on,
through liaison, OF tho G. A. r., the
American Legion. the Spanish war
veterans and other organizations OF
sentinE tho three leading veterans
organizations met at indianapolis and
prepared a resolution to be intro
duced at the convention.
Secretaries OF all the State dele
cations met today and discussed tho
seating of delegations on the convcn-
ton floor. No agreement was
reached.
General PershinG wired n message
OF greeting. 1t read. in part
On this occasion of your second
annual convention I wish to con-
graduate you on the splendid work
YOU have accomplished during the
Tho times have changed little
since year ago. since the world
romans Disturbed and men arc rest
less and impatient. ask YOU TO
Keep one thought clearly in your
mind:
You men tonight the war and
saved our country from disaster
Now face each problem with a reao-
lute. Gnwhvcr.pE determination th,r
tho fruits of our victory shall not
have been In vain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

10 .2s53.774 square nIlos. Tho winter
area, exclusive OF tho Great Lakes.
the Atlantic. the Pacific and tho Gulf
OF Mexico. within tho three milo lin
II. Is 53.ol5 square miles. From tho
cnstcrnmost point. West Quoddy Head,
Que west to tho Pacific Ocean tho
distance is 2.SO7 miles. Tho shortest
Instance from Atlantic to Pacific, be-
tween points near Charleston. S. c.,
The Canadian boundary is 3,S9s miles
long. Tho Mexican boundary is I.TII
miles long The Atlantic Const line
limo is 2.730 miles long. The Gnif ~
MEXICO Coast line Is $500 miles long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
AMERICAN LEGION SESSION
GATHERING IN CLEVELAND
Second Annual Convention Report
Expected 10 Show Financial
improvements.
Try Associated Press ]

IFfy sNsNuEIatNd TFcSS
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept. 25.-Thc
report OF Robert III. Tyndall. nationa!
treasurer of the American Legion.
was the most important business be-
fore the executive committee which
met here today. The report will bo
submitted to the second annual con-
reniion of the legion. which opens
Monday and will continue through
Wednesday.
1t Is expected the report will show
that the legion has emerged from
its financial difficulties, and now has
substantial surplus funds with which
to carry on all forms OF legion work.
Several hundred OF the $500 dele
Eatea to the ConHe ntion hnvn a-rirna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
ANNOUNCE GEOGRAPHICAL
FACTS ABOUT COUNTRY
Survey Issues Names Of Points
Marking Mainland's
Extrcmc.
my Associated Press J

ASKING TON. Sept. 25.--The
farthest east, west north and south
points on the United States mainland
nave been determined by the United
states Geological Survey. which am
nounccs that the easternmost point
Is West Quoddy Head. near Eastport.
Alva. Wash; the farthcst north. n
small detached land area OF North
ern Minnesota ending in latitude 80
degrees. % minutes and longitude 90
degrees, minutes; the southernmost
point, Cape Sable, Fla, while the
Florida Keys extend farther south
Data determined and complied by
interesting facts not generally
known. Some of these are: The
gross area of the United States Is
3.026.IS9 square miles The land area
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
ATLANTA AUTO ACCIDENTS
ARE FATAL FOR z WOMEN
One KILLED When Leaving street Chr.
Other AZ She Was CrosninE

AeE bS ShS WIS Sr0BHinE
ATLANTA. Sept. 25.-Two women
were killed and two painfully in
jured in two automobile accidents
hero late today.
Mrs. Carabelle Hollcy White, aged
40, was run down and killed as she
alighted from n street car. The au-
tomobile that struck her hit the
street car also. caromed or and col
lided with an Ice wagon. injuring
Lewis Brown. negro driver b. II.
Mcdonald. aged 81, held without
bond. was driver of the automobile.
Mrs. John o. MARI, aged As. was
Knocked down and killed as she and
her husband started across the
street. Mr.. MARI wSs taken to n hos
pital painfully hurt. Police reports
said that woman was driving the
car that struck them, and that che
had not beer found tonight. Both
accidents occurred in the semicen-
trail district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
GENERAL WRANGEL ROUTS
REDS ON 1OO-MlLE FRONT
Has Captured 10000 PRISONERS In Six
la. Offensive Near
Dniepcr.
nv Associated Press.l

SEBASToPOL, Sept. 25.-General
Baron wrangcl. opposing the Rus
sian Bolshevist forces on the south
crn front, has taken more than 10.-
600 prisoners in six days. his cavalry
surrounding the Bolshevists along a
front o. 100 miles. lie is now re-
ported 20 be outnaniSing the Red
forces on the Dnicper River.
Add-esSinC a group of Americans
and other Observers recently. General
Wr3nSol said: IL am glad YOU are
Hc.e - SEQ under what handicars The
heroic struggle is being made against
barbaric tyrants. who recognize
neither tho laws OF God nor man"
The remnants of the Soviet forces
are necinS to Yckaterinoslav, or
across the Dneiper. where they are
being attacked in the rear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
5 KILLED WHEN ENGLISH
AlRBUS PLUNGES TO EARTH
Plane Crashes to Ground From 1000
Feet Height When Engine
TrOuhlc ncYSI0neH.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-Four passen-
EerS-thrce OF them womcn-;tnd the
pilot. were killed near Hcycs. Mid
dIeScN. today in the crashing Of a
ten passenger acrobus. Air little girl
passenger ESCAPED death. but both her
legs were broken.
The craft. property OF tho Central
Aircraft Company. fell 1000 feet
when engine trouble developed. The
distance and the great weight OF the
machine gave II n terrific impact.
buried In tho earth.
Mortified spectators, Fastening to
tho machine. found 1t necessary TO
dig tho flve victims out. Among the
dead was Miss Jsolda Tr3nold, Great
Britain's most skilful woman pilot.
She was a passenger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
Floods
SarsapariEIa
Makes Food
aSte Good

Creates nm appetite. aids digestion.
purifles tho blood, md thus relieves
scrofula, catarrh. the pains and
aches OF rheumatism and gives
strength to the whole system.
Nearly SO years phenomenal sales
tell the story of the great merit and
success Of Hoods Sarsaparilla- It
Is just the medicine you need now,
Hoods Pills help-nne cathartic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

Imprisoned Grown Prince Abdul had,
jId has declared that no Is not a
rebel. and that tho rebellion OF Emir
Kemal must and can DO crushed. II
develops that tho plot OF tho grand
vizier against tho prince. which re-
suited In his Imprisonment, was based
on tho supposition that tho prince
was rival Of the Sultan for tho
throne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
Have Beauty
Without Effort
Let Stunrt's Calcium Waters Do the
Work TO Rid Iour Face OF PIN
plcs md Such I}lcmishcs

Instead OF those futile efforts OF
steaming the face mnssaEc crenms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

lotions. etc, that have brought only
disappointment. suppose you leave IL
10 ihe wonderful action OF calcium.
There Is but one way to remove
pitnpies b!ackheadS, and such blcn-
ishes-through the blood and skin In
Stuart's Calcium Waters, taken nj
meals, the wonderful calcium serves
10 supply the blood with one of the
most remarkable actions known TO
science. This is it's activity in keen
nag nYm the tiny fibrcs that compose
even SUCH minute muscles rs those
which control the slightest Change of
expression. 1t is this substance
which acts upon the akin, keeps It
healthy and drives away impurities.
fet 6o-cent box OF Stuart's Cal
cium Waters at any drug store.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

such as Nuxaied Iron helps to build that
gives men the force, energy and power to
conquer obstacles and become virtually
masters OF their own destinies. Time and
again have seen Nuxatcd. Iron begin to
give weak. nervous men new visor, energy
and endurance in only two weeks time, %
Manu-. stsf.s a0,s; Hus.sd Iron which :.
which 10 veil known % d!ursista essryvi,ors. On.
a 'as Fl: Sd snd esSE ara '1 .Ssos 4 ;s
them black, nor upset tks stomach. EA6 shisl
~ IN, Ss1 t. iss0 . 49,: = :. iSs
90 EsSss Sss q lStls N.Y. 13.sE'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
STREET CLEANERS QUIT ON
REPORT OF REDUCED PAY
rLHf~r Return TO Work at Old Rate
ms New Wage Scale Is
UcldiITr l..
tBy Ass6Vlattd f'rcss

NORFOLK. VA, Sept. 25.-City
sstreet cleaners who quit work be.
scause OF reported impending cut in
Stheir wages, returned 10 work today
sat the Old wage rate Of 80 cents per
shour. Orders 10 reduce the pay RON
fof the street cleaning force hy r..
sducing the wage scale in some in
Estances to 45 cents per hour. have
sbeen temporarily held an.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
Sale OF Copper Stills.

j CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-A blow was
saimed ut home brewers here TODAY
sswheh Federal officials announced
: their intention OF making a sweeping
OF the sale of conner
satills by mail-order houses. depart-
Sment and hardware stores IL was
eesnid arrests of officials OF companies
~sefiing The articles In violation OF the
= pro hibitiOn laws. WOMB ~ rlndr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

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If vh to know all about yourself line to Or Pierce
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
aAcEEs-

miles southwest ~ Gins on sam
.'ie 81 rd- There i- good uve room.
story and % balf frame house. new
. painted Inside A pipeless furnace
has just been installed Ia tie house.
It bias gas Eight system. good well
pump aud summer Kitchen. There
are 10 youp5 cherry trees. TO pear
trees. one acre or blackberries. one
gore raspberr.es. one acre 81 straw
berries. one and one-baIf acres Of
spear grass. p acre ~ rbUbarb, %
acre onions. rest under cultivation.
one barn. large enough for three
head Of cattle and Que horse. Coal
shed can be used for garage Hog
pen and poultry house one borse
about eight years Ola. Two young
COWS that give seven or eight gallons
Of milk daily. MIX separator. 10 gal
Tor churn. Three sets u fairness. one
spring wagon. one single seated
Buggy: one hog. weighs about 80
pounds; - chickens: one 30 gallon
Oh tank and ali farming tools need
ed n you want a good producing
small farm here is the chance for
you VIII sacrifice this farm for So
500. Payable. 5000 doxu. balance at
so a month At percent interest. Pos
session at once. Louis S. orr realtor.
81 $ Chaplin st. open evenings until
Q o'clock; Sunday until noon. Phone
lincoln $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07

going to move and
must sell 40 once, Groom bungalow
with new furnace. electric lights and
gas for cooking: Tot JOx2OO feet: east
trout and side and rear alleys variety
Of fruit trees, grapes. cherries and cur
rants good poultry house and large
chicken yard 1 block from car line
and 10 minutes walk from the Stude-
baker corp place must be- seen 10 be
appreciated Call Main 1882.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07

DIAMOND AVE.
WHITCOMB & KELLER
An Attractive Home for 100000.
a room modern house on Dia-
moud Ave. Complete. IN every
way With window shades, curtain
hangers. storm sash. fuel for the
winter. Hone built one year and
I'm excellent condition. Posses
sion given within 10 days.
Terms Cash OF payments.
Main 400
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07
Wanted Real Estate.

Wanted Real Estate SO
HOMES-Wanted- 80 have buyers for
all parts Of city. II you have prop
erty for sale list with US for quick
results. O'Connor Realty. Co. Lin
coin 2O1O. Rome s. Warngf Bldg.
PROPERTIES-FO cash and quick
sales, list your property with Frank
J. Anderson. Realtor. Office 663 Farm
ers Trust Bldg. ResideL Z phone. Lin
coin 1856 or Lincoln 1853
WORDEN REALTY CO-Fire insurance (;
appraisements; rentals; loans. list
your property with me for quick re-
suits We buy and sell homes.l 23S
Farmers Trust Bldg. Main AS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-07

u ACRE
Farm N WARREN TOWNSHIP
WIN 2-sroRY. GROOM HOUSE.
GOOD BARN: POULTRY HOUSE,
'G-rEN. GARAGE AND PLENTY
or OUT BuILpINGs 7-YEAR-
OLD BLACK HORSE. SPRING
WAGON. j orIN --sEATrD BUGGY.
THE PRICE or THIS FARM Is
$500 PART CASH LOUIS S. ORR.
REALToR 81 S. CHAPLIN ST.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL NINE
O'CLOCK. SUNDAY UNTIL NOON.
PHONE LINCOLN go