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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07
SEES SUFFRAGE DEFEAT.
Leader of Ants Says North Carolina
Will Not Pass Amendment

RALEIGH. y. c.. Aug. 7.-Defeat OF
ratification of the federal suffrage amend
ment at the special session of the North
Carolina legislature, which meets next
Monday. was predicted yesterday by Rep
resentative b. G. Crisp. recognized leader
of the anti-suffrage forces in the state
house of representatives.
| Mr.. Crisp's statement declared that n
poll of the house showed majority of 10
votes against ratification and about tie
vote in the senate
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07
OFF FOR NORTH POLE.
Amundsen Leaves Nome for Five
Years Voyage to the Arctic.

NOME, Alaska. Aug. Capt Road
Amundsen, Norwegian explorer leaves
Nome today to resume his attempt to
reach the North Pole. He plans to steer
his vessel, the Maud, for Wrangell island
off the northern coast of Siberia. and from
that point to drift with the Arctic ice
pack.
He declared he was certain of success
and that he expected the voyage to take
five years.
When the Maud hoisted anchor for the
start of the long journey all ships in
Nome harbor formed line and escorted
her short distance on the northern, trip.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

What Is said to be the largest coal
storage plant in the world, capable Of ae-
combating 100000 tons Of coal, has been
completed at Clarion, Pa.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

A runaway horse in Rutland Wednesday
raced to the railroad tracks and on to
the trestle, where it came to sudden
halt with its fore legs between two bind
ing ties and its hind LEGS between two
more. Il had to be lifted and its legs
tied before it could be taken from the
trestle.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07
When Mother Was a Girl.

My mother says when she was just my
age
She always did what she was told
to do;
She never sulked, nor stamped her feet
with rage
I think her memory must be bad
Don't your
EEY Es1fRsRaeF ES %IF@ 'S''s W.T.
At breakfast time her hair was always
brushed,
Her face and neck and ears were clean
and sweet;
But when you oversleep you are too
rushed
To make yourself 50 very, very neat!
She says of course she loved Grimm 5
Fairy Tales,
But thought geography was just as
nice.
She really loved to practice chords and
scales!
She never ran away frc-a doas and
mice!
She saws they never spanked her more
than once
For making just the same mistake
like mel
Bu} if that's so. why am I such a
dunce?-
Her memory must be bad. it seems
to me!
~ Y. Times
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

Linus Leavens, fish and game commits
sioner, expects to close the headwaters of
the White river in Pittsfeld on what is
known as the south and west branches
OF the living river for the purpose of
aiding propagation of trout. The main
course Of this river will be open to fish
ing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

The kim Of ITALY who has volunta-
rilv reduced his allowance from the
state. has been. since the downfall of
the Gnrmon and Austrian empires, the
LOST hiphlv paid ruler in Europe. his
yearly salary being $55;T50, 900.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

Miss Edna Kemp, the first of several
Winnipeg school teachers to exchange
positions with teachers in Australia.
has departed for Auckland, New Zea
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

order at the Rockingham public library
at Bellows Falls Under the direction
OF Miss Iva Young, recently chosen Ii
brarian, the Newark System" of ac-
counting for books is being installed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07
National League Games Today.

St Louis at Boston 1.-TWO games).
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (tw
games).
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07
National League.
American League Games Today.

Boston at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

Turkish Debtors Home, Exempt.
1t is unlawful in Turkey to seize
mans residence for debt, and suffi-
cient land TO support him is also ex-
ernnt. -fraIn : saizllro -, -. - !. :,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

OF Miss Iva Young, recently chosen IL
! brarian, the Newark System" of &C
counting for books is being installed.
| Linus Leavens, fish and game commits
sioner, expects to close the headwaters OF
the White river in Pittsfeld on what is
known as the south and west branches
of the living river for the purpose OF
aiding propagation of trout. The main
course Of this river will be open to fish
ing.
A runaway horse in Rutland Wednesday
raced to the railroad tracks and on to
the trestle, where it came to sudden
halt with. its fore legs between two bind
ing ties and its hind legs between two
more. II had to be lifted and its legs
tied before it could be taken from the
trestle.
W. G. Hastings, state forester, received
yesterday the report of two fires as a re-
suit of the dry weather of the last week.
One was in Essex, near where the fire
occurred last year, while the other was
on Lowell mountain They were dis
covered in time so that but little dam
age was done
J. NJ. Boutwell,, of Montpelier, whose
Pierce Arrow automobile was run
into by the car of Rollins c..
Miles, it is claimed Wednesday
afternoon, has brought suit against MIR.
Miles to recover $500 damages claimed to
have been done to the machine by force
OF the accident.
A valuable Jersey COW owned by Fred
Smith of AIiddIebury, was found drowned
IN Il spring at the corner of a pasture
last night. The COW had evidently gone
to the spring to drink when the bank
gave way, plunging her head first into
the water, distance of about three feet.
Mr.. Smith recently refused $50 for the
COW.
Lieut. George Duff Whiteside, son of
Mrs. John d. Whiteside of Vergennes,
has been appointed American Red Cross
commissioner to Poland, to succeed DR..
4. J. Cheslev of Minneapolis, resigned
Lieut.. Col. Whiteside, who has been in
Poland for the past SIX months, will
continue the commissions work of med
zeal relief and the distribution of hos
pital and general supplies, and will carry
on a vigorous fight against the spread of
typhus.
Mildred Bordo, a l6-year-old girl, who
cloped with William T. Peters, Al
year-old farm hand, employed at the
home of her parents in Randolph, the
couple going to Burlington. was taken back
home Thursday bv her father and mother,
who came after her. Mildred, by agree
ment, got ont of window at o'clock
in the morning Peters met her and to-
gether they came to Burlington. 1t is
said that Peters who is Al years old, has
been married three times before, but
this he would not admit
John Judge of Lyndonville, proprietor
of restaurant there, passed another car
going in the same direction and ran head
on into Floyd Clary, also of LyndonviIle.
but bound in the other direction The
dust on the road was So thick that Judge
could not sec clearly the road ahead, ac-
cording to his story, and for the same
reason. CARY did not see him until they
eollided. Both cars We're badly smashed
mp but the occunants were uniniured be-
vond bruises and scratches. This is Judges
third accident within short time
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

w. G Hastings, state forester, received
yesterday the report of two fires as a re-
suit Of the dry weather of the last week
One was i'll Essex, near where the fire
occurred last year, while the other was
on Lowell mountain They were dis
covered in time so that but little dam
age was done
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07
VERMONT NEWS.

The dedication of the Elihu b Taft
lodge on Mount Mansfield will take
place on Bennington battle day and w
G. Hastings state forester, will be one of
the speakers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

Adj Gen II. Il. johnson, has desig-
mated August 10 as governors day at
Camp Deyens, Mass, on which day the
review of the Vermont national guard
viii take place.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

J. NJ. Boutwell,, of Montpelier, whose
Pierce Arrow automobile was run
into by the car of Rollins c..
Miles, it is claimed Wednesday
afternoon, has brought suit against MIR.
Miles to recover $500 damages claimed to
have been done to the machine by force
Of the accident
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

Improvements aud renQvations are IL
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-08-07

A valuable Jersey COW owned by Fred
Smith of AIiddlebury, was found drowned
in a spring at the corner of pasture
last night. The COW had evidently gone
to the spring to drink when the bank
gave way, plunging her head first into
the water, a distance of about three feet
Mr.. Smith recently refused $50 for the
COW.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-24

Abe Stein returned to Fairbanks this afternoon, after brief visit in Nenana on business matters.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-24
SURGEON AND FAIR ARRIVAL
 JOIN IN WEOL0CK

Miss Bessie Fisk, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry W. Fisk, of Green Bay, Wisconsin, who arrived in Ne mana this week on the steamer Yu- kon, accompanied by her parents, was united in marriage last evening to Dr. Thomas o. Lake, chief sur geon of the general hospital of the Alaskan Engineering commission. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. B. Drane, in the presence of a few friends of the contracting parties, with MT. and Mrs. Fisk in attendance as principal witnesses. The wedding took place at the Dr. Smith cottage, on the commission reserve, which is to be the future home of Dr. and Mrs. Lake.
 The bride was becomingly attired in . beautiful gown of white satin and lace, with train and bridal veil, and carried large bouquet of orange blossoms.
 Mrs. Lake is a graduate of Smith college and is an accomplished musi- elan. Dr. Lake came to Nenana about a year ago as a member of the medical staff of the local hos pital and received the appointment several weeks ago as chief surgeon. succeeding Dr. M. E. Smith, re- signed. Dr. Lake was in charge of the emergency hospital south of Ne mana for a number of months prior to his appointment as chief surgeon, and during the recent influenza epi- demic had 169 patients under his care, in two camps two miles apart. The manner in which he handled the difficult situation has endeared him to the entire community.
 Those who attended the wedding last evening were: MT. and Mrs. H. l w. Fisk, Mrs. J. C. Van Orsdel, MT. and Mrs. R. R. Robinson, MT. and Mrs. Ike P. Taylor, Mrs. c. F. John son, MT and Mrs. Norvin Smith,
 Misses Ritz, Nunevillar, McRae, MT. and Mrs. M. A. Schaeffer, Dr. Mall colm E. Smith, and Messrs. Harry lAbercrombie and Woodbury Abbey.
 The party was joined by number
 of others later in the evening.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-24

nsnana, where Rails and Rivers Meet
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-24
JOS[|N MAKING READY ID SELL
 COAL ON COAST

Falcon Joslin, president of the Boring River cal company, who ar rived at Cordova on recent boat, says that there has been some de- lay in the building of a towboat and two barges, which should have left Seattle by June 15, loaded with supplies to be used in connection with the distribution of Alaska coal to points along the coast. However, this equipment should be here soon. In the meantime, motor truck road is being built from the Trout Creek coal mines to Boring lake. The highway will be of wooden blanks laid on stringers and ties, and will be used for the purpose of hauling coal from the mines to the lake. where it will be placed on seagoihg
 
 barges and conveyed to the local Alaskan markets at katalla, Cor dova, Valdez, and Juneau. A few small shipments may be sent to Se attle. The necessary planking and 1 timbers will be cut by small saw ! mill already installed
 Coal Cleaning Plant.
 The company also will install a small coal cleaning plant with a capacity of about fifty tons day. In thermal heat units the coal from these mines ranks among the high est in the United States, and should sufficient body of it be developed, the motor-truck highway will be fol lowed by the construction of a rail road to connect with the Copper River & Northwestern at a point about forty miles from Cordova.
 We have done about S200,000 worth of development work" said MT. Joslin, land in the main tunnel have cut several coal veins, some of them several feet in thickness. But the country is somewhat folded, and we are not yet sure that we have sufficient tonnage to warrant the reconstruction of railroad. We will market what we have for the present by trucking it to tidewater. This is temporary method.
 Had to Get Labor.
 Development in that region is slow because of the difficulty in ob- taining labor. When the recent in- crease of fl percent to miners was decided upon, we already were pay ing a wage much higher than that given to miners in the United States, but they all walked out just the same. However, we are getting along slowly and cut another vein a few days ago.
 "In the meantime, the Chilkat Coal company will continue drilling a number of wells. The company has some patented claims, and while we have not yet entered into any lease with the Government, the reg ulations formulated by Secretary Payne are reasonable and sensible and there is no bar to operation under them. We expect to apply for additional territory. Secretary Payne is entitled to considerable credit for his promptness in mak- ing the land available under the law. His action in the case was conspicuously different from the usual leisurely departmental meth od."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
OWN YOUR
OWN ElOEl[g
CASH OR TERMS

Fiye-room house, newly built, entirely
modern. street paved, on South Leer ST.
Price 5000.
Eight room house on South Lafayette
ST. partly modern Price S4JO0.00
Five room house. newly built, on East
Broadway, entirGy modern. Price 5000.
SiX-rOOm house 0B Rush ST., entirely
modern. Price $4,000
SiX-rOom house on Quimby St. partly
modern. Price $3.50.
Seven room house on Marietta ST.
partly modern, large lot. Price 100000
Eight room house Fassnachr av..
water, gas, electricity, and toilet, large
barn and grape grDOr. Price %4N0.OO.
Eight-room house on Smith St. cleo
trio lights and gag. Has large corner
lot. Price S3J0OOO.
Six-room house on Carroll ST.. electric
lights and gas and water iu house.
Five.room house on North O"r.an ST.
with gas in house. Large barn. Price
$500 90
Seveu-room house on Randolph ST.. has
eleltn lights Price S2SOO.O0
Five room bungalow on 18th st, mod
ern but furnace. Price 10000.
Eight-room house on North Hill St,
electric lights and gas. Price 10000.
Four room bungalow on Anthony st,
electric lights. Price $4,000.
Six-roOm house on South Lafayette ST.,
$4,000.
Eight room house on St Louis Boule-
ward, close TO center OF town. has bath.
toilet. water ana gas Price 5000 90.
Eight room house on South Lafayette
st. gas for cooking and lights Price
$500 90.
-Four room house on East Tut ST.. gas
in house. Price 1880 GO
New siX-rOom Bungalow on Dayton St.
entirely modern, paved street Price
100000
Four-room house on East Keasey ST.,
gas FOR cOOking and lights Price $500.
New hve-rOOm bungalow on Bowman
St. entirely modern. Price $500 100.
Four room house, newly built. In Flor
al Park, immediate possession z ice
5000 90
Seven room house on Van Buren, ST.
modern but furnace. Price $4,000.
Six room cottage on Leland av. has gas
in house Price $4,000
New six-room bungalow on DubaiI av-
entirely modern, paved street Price
$4,000
New Eve room bungalow on Calvert ST.
entirely modern. Price $4,000
Six room house on Fellows So maple
floors. bath. water and toilet $4,000
FIve-roOm cottage on Liberty 81 Price
$1,000.
Eight-room house on East Colfa1 av..
i've blocks from business district House
has gas. toilet and water. This LOT alone
IS worth $4,000 Price $4,000
We also have a i've and one-haH acre
tract, near city limits. with a hve-roVm
house and barn, chicken house. and some
fruit This can be had cheap
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
ATTENTION. srUpEBAKER MEN

THIS Is OUR SPECIAL BIG BARGAIN.
MINISTER GOES TO NEW FIELD.
Immediate Possession.
Due TO being appointed 10 a church in
another city, local pastor viii sell his
completely modern home of . rooms on
:. Franklin street Hot water heat cleo
tric lighting, gas cistern, garage First
floor hardwood. Seven blocks Of center.
three of car, one of school, three of par
ochial school. near churches One block
from Studebakers Get settled for the
winter Price $1,000: $1,000 down. easy
payments. Call Main III, or Lincoln
$500 South Bend Realty Co.. DO :
Main ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
SOME OF OUR HOMES.
Nortbrest and North


Lawndale, $500; Portage. 5000; Port
age, $1,000. Portage SEQ; Van Buren,.
$500; ". Collar. 5000; y. Micbigsn,
$1,000. L. W. Z. $1,000. \. Adams,
$500 kessleT Blvd. $4,000; King 81.
5000; r. : d. $500; Allen St. $500;
600. Diamond, $500: Cleveland $3.50 \.
Main 5000; Blaine $500, Leland $500,
Blaine. $1,000. Park Ave. 5000; " la
Sale, $500; " ColfaK. $500 \: John
son, $500. ". ColfaK. $1,000 e. Marion.
5000; Oak. $500; L. ". ". 5000. y.
Lafay ette. 5000; W COlfax. SIP 500. X.
). D.. S63OO; sherman. 5000; Cushing,
$1,000, California, 500 /. " W, $500,
Buren, Sl2.OOO: Horatio CT, $500; Ham
mond c. $500 r. 5. D., $1,000 Port
age $500; " ColfaK $1,000
East and Northeast
Howard. $500 +. Colfax, $500 IS ST
Peter 5000 ;. Bend Ave $500: r Col
fax. $500. Howard. $3.50 :. Bend Ave.
S25.OOO. y. 81 Peter. $500; Cedar. 1850;
Kinley. $500; 81 Vincent 5000. So
Louis Blvd, 5000: \. Hin, $500; y.
Notre Dame. $3.50; z. Lasalie. $500;
y. NOtre Dame, Sy090: s 81. Peter. 5000;
limerick $3.50 :. Bend Ave. 1880
East. Southeast and south.
Bowman. s2lOO; Harris 5000; Penn.
$1,000. 5. Lafayette s41O0. Hsnsy. S.
500. Harris. $500, Ohio. 5000. Longiey.
5000; l. W Z. 5000 High 1880;
High. $500; S. Eudy. 5000 Donald. S.
500: Carroll 5000. Emerson, 5000: In
$50, l. " F., SSZJO, Dayton $500;
Kline, $500. Miami. 5000, Miami. t55OO:
Calvert $500. Calvert $500. =. Carroll.
ohio. $500 J.. ". T., $500; S. MsiR, ls-
600. 5. Franklin. $500. W Wayne, ais
600. L. " E. $3.50; s. Franklin. s73co;
ST Joseph, $1,000; l. W. z, $1,000:
L. W E.. $4,000, I. " z. 1850: S.
Michigan. $500. Haney. $4,000 Dayton.
$40: Sample. 1900: Donald $500. 5.
Michigan. $4,000; Taylor, fl1.50O. cha
pin $1,000. Indiana, $500. s. Franklin,
$500 S. Michigan. SIS. 800 s Lafayette,
S15.JO0; /. ". f.. $500
West Southwest and South.
Linden Ave. $500, Huey $500; Ftsb-
SID 500; s Walnut. s32Oo Liberty. 5000 {
" Wayne, $500; e. Washington. So
90. : Arnold $500: y Washington.
$4,000 s Chaplin. $4,000: 8. Chaplin.
so 900.
In \. ". good location. 9 room hone.
partly modern. lot +4xi3O. paved -
In :. F.. good location, bungaioE. S
room and bath. al modern. $3.50
z rooms end bath. 81 modern but
furnace. stack for furnace, bright home.
5000
In River EarEs MODERN nome lof ok
103, garage. $500.
Roseland. near St MsDs new room
cottage, full basement, = acre land 81
800
Within city limits I acre land. excel
lent home. 3 rooms partly modern,
shade. fruit Price, 5000
In good location on paved street ev-
client dwelling. store, barn. Tot f4zls5
Price. 5000
Beautiful palstiai home above 81 JOS
epb river with every modern convent
enc. q site and dwelling equal % best
in south Bend SIS 900. Appoinrnent
/ only.
Beautiful dwelling 5oo block. on "
Michigan beautiful for fraternity or
club. elaborate finish, complete II detail
Price 81 600 appointment only.
Buy n lot IN cur beautiful Roseian
Add near ST. MIrys. on s. car lire
price. $3.50 down, and 81 90 month
".
See Is for be utifui bones: for -ot-
taxes. bungslows-our list IL large We
have many cheap homes
wORDEN REALTY co
rs FARMERS TRUST BLDG.
! MAIN 40 OPEN EVENINGS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Houses For Sale.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE:

7-room house, y. WILDER St, $4,000.
Groom house, W. Linden ay., $4,000
500 down.
Groom house, W. Ind. av., $4,000.
Broom house. ". Bertrand ST., $4,000
$500 down and possession at once.
Groom house, y. Huey St, S2JOOOO ;
$4,000 own.
broom house with . lots. s. Warren
St, S4OOOO0; possession az once.
7-roOm house, y. Haley st, $4,000 {;
500 down, possession at once
Groom house, s. Scott St; 100000
down.
6-room house. S. Scott St: $4,000
down.
Groom house with lots and 3 auto
garages, S6SOOOO; possession at once. All
modern but furnace.
broom bungalow. River Park. Modern.
100000.
I. and 3-room house, Mcpherson st.
$3J0OOO. 100000 down.
For Information call Alex s. Langel,
JO2 :. Chaplin st, ID Floor Room 3 or
telephone Lincoln 1906. Also open even
ings from + 80 p. IN. to S 80 ,. n.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Farms and Land for Sale
216 ACRES

PIG ACRES
60 acres : mint land. 6 acres OF tim
Der and the balance IS under cult
walton. There IS a fine. large house.
a coed silo and a barn that is just
eir For quick sale we viii take 1925
per acre The reason for selling this
choice place is on account Of poor
health Possession can be had this
fall. This farm LAYS 3 miles west Of
North Liberty For particulars call
on F j. Anderson. 683 Farmers
Trust Bldg Phone-Oriee. Lincoln
1855 Residence, Lincoln 1856
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
10 ACRES
FARMS

Farms in every direction from city.
J. ?. 5. 10 10, :. "a. Is. Il, 30. 40. So
60. co. 60. %. 30. 81 IS. % IL. 10.
Isl, 100 acres. The above farms will
sell part cash. some on land contract
some with stock, tools and crops.
some trade. IN take I'm lots OF city
properties for the above. Kindly call
Louis :. orr, Realtor Phone. LIN
coin 1890. Open evenings and sun
day tili Il o'clock am also H.
censec 70 sell real estate In state Of
Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

TERMS or ALL. THESE FARMS
ALL HAVE BUILDINGS.
IJO \, S135O0; 30 A. $4,000, IS A. So.
600. So A.. $500. 100 a. $500: 90 4.
S6.OOO. so A, So 500: 90 A. 5000: 80 A
SD, O00: 40 A, Sl4, 100; 40 a. $4,000, 20
A.. SIS, OoO: 40 -, $500: % A. 5000. 80
A. 5000: 80 A, 5000; 70 A. $1,000
go A, sl5S60. 81 A, $4,000: 100 A.. S13-
500: Is A., $500: 20 A, $500: 80 A.. Si2 70
500; p A, STeOO. u A, $500; 40 A., Sl2,-
600: rs A, 5000; 40 A, $1,000: 50 a.
Sl5. 600. 50 A, sol 600; go A. $1,000
10 A., $500; 90 A, 1880; % A, IS
600: III 4. S11750; so A. $1,000: A.
5000: IL A, 81. 500: 40 A, $4,000 IA
A. SIS 600: 20 A, 5000: Il A. $1,000:
A. $4,000; A, $4,000; A, $500
/ A. land near Mishawaka. store, dwell
ing and garage. new. Dwelling modern.
built years, fruit, etc stock az inven-
tory. Price $500. Terms.
Q A., land. and farm buildings, mod
err dwelling. on paved highway, DC car
fare shade. fruit, shruobery. Price, So
500 Terms.
Is A, A. fruit. good buildings, well
adapted for poultry. Price 1890
a, good soil, neat bungalow; ! acre
timber, s., 500 Terms.
See us for residential IA rms
See Us for Acres, Half Acres and City
Lots.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
woRDEN REALTY CO.
We Are Independent

See Us for suburban homes. mansions.
palatial homes, r0oming houses apart
ments and stores
We have west end homes convenient 70
factories.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
srENoGRAPHY-

We receive calls from leading bust
ness firms every day for Competent
steRogrApners. typists. dictaphonists,
hOokeeppers. general Office people.
etc. Salaries $50 70 $50 n month.
Why not place your application with
The Thomas school Licened Employ
ment Agency and secure the right
position: business Men Call Us for
reliable office assistants Free ser
vice We do public work Best rates.
: l. Cor. Michigan and Washington,
3rd floor Main zoo.