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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
ARREST YOUTH FOR
PASSING POOR CHECK
Special 10 The News-T Times

~lif'-ltf tN p iF NV - 4 lliif~
NILES. Mich, oct 20.-Lyle Nc
Laughlin. IA years old. of Otsego.
Mich. was arrested here this morn
ing on complaint OF c. c. Johnson.
captain Of the Michigan Central po-
lice. for attempting 70 cash a forged
check for SO at the Michigan Cen
trail ticket office.
Mclaughlin had applied or the
office for ticket 10 Kalamazoo Of
fering the check in payment there
for. The agent, becoming suspic-
ious summoned Johnson who
placed the youth under arrest. Later
Mclaughlin openly confessed that
the check had been forged. He was
taken 90 the county Jail az ST..
Joseph. where he viii be held for
examination by the county prose
cutor next Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
TEMPLE THEATFR TO-DAY.

The Silent Barrier" viii be-
shown ar the Temple theater today.
The story unfolds chiefly in the
snow capped Swiss Alps. where the
heroine goes from England 10
soften the wrath Of a friend girls
father who disowned her because
she. contrary 20 family traditions
and against his wishes had fallen
in love with a man. This man. vii
liam, betrayed her and did not keep
his promise 10 marry her. IN addi-
tion 10 this the Fox News viii be
shown
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Continued From Yesterday
~
BY NEWTON ID. BAKER.
Secretary of War.

a casual review Of the leading ar
ticles OF the League Of Nations cove
nant, demonstrate beyond dispute
that IL is but the fullhlment of the
initiative taken by the League 90
Enforce Peace. at the 1915-Phtla-
delphia conference, principles advo-
Gated by that organization, ana
spread broadcast throughout the
land in an educational campaign,
both before we entered the war. and
during every war-works drive.
Furthermore they were fathered, not
by Woodrow Wilson, but by an or
ganizatiOn headed by William How
ard Taft.
Under article Il Of the covenant
any war or threat OF war, whether
Immediately affecting any OF the
members of the League or not, is de-
clared 70 be a matter Of concern 20
the whole League. and sets the ma
chinery OF the League in motion for
its repression.
Il Is, moreover. made the friendly
right of each member of the League
10 bring 10 the attention OF the as
sembly or the council any concern
affecting international relations
which threatens TO disturb the peace.
Already this provision has been act
ed upon by Great Britain. which
called the attention OF the council
70 the controversy between Finland
and Sweden with regard 10 the
Aaland Islands. and so prevented
war between those two countries.
Here the walls of another Fort IF
Folly fall
The nations Of the world. instead
Of standing by unconcerned while
little wars break out. reach out 20
any international disturbance and by
Cancellation and inquiry restore or
der before the conflict grows 70 such
proportions as 70 be beyond control.
Under the old order two nations
lin a remote part Of the earth would
for years nurse a boundary dispute
about some obscure. outlying from
tier their hostility would increas Sc.
their national feelings become
aroused. and suddenly, when one side
or the other deemed itself strong
enough 20 go 70 war. tn, war would
begin without the world knowing
even the name OF the boundary river
which was the bone of contention
Under the League plan. the little
fretting controversies are drawn out
into the open, full information IS
given the world about them; they
are placed in their true Proportions
before the eyes OF civilization and
the helpful offices Of the world S
statesmen are rendered 70 the rival
nations so that adjustment does not
involve surrender on either side 10
AN adversary, but a recognition of
justice as determined by the civilized
thought of tn world
Provides for Arbitration.
BY articles l. and - Of the cove
nant. all the member nations agree
that If there should arise any dispute
between them likely 20 lead TO "a
rupture. they will submit the matter
either 10 arbitration or 70 inquiry
by the council, and they agree in no
case 10 resort 10 war until three
months after the award by arbitra
tnrs or ht- The rnnnrf Of fnr council
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
O,C4R ALBERT HANS
DIES 1FTER THREE
MONTHS ILLNESS

oscar AIhsri ftne. resident ot
'i lHe
e-.it Aith rla noon
-'i'"iu- fnfe' h'pnihe illness
A+tH com pllctl4'lir
hF han~ was porn a. bitint D.,
came 20 AisLa y ah" from h'N'Iii'.
." wears aEe. Ii' WAS painter of
occur non and Tor some lire was
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ENTRA SPECIAL

900 pounds of a new Poledor's
creation---Furter Cream Chocolates
IS cents found. Come and try
them, Thursday Friday and Satur-
day only.
THE PHILA''
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NIFN'S CLOTHING CHEAT.

cent discount on all merchandise
there during their sensa-
rional sale which is now in full
blast Advt.
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ENTERTAIN wITH DANCE.

Nishawakd council 1857 Knights
OF Columbus entertained with "a fall
froIic at 81. Josephs hall last even
ing. a program o. dancing was en-
joyed. Music was furnished by the
Joe's Melody Bows orchestra.
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UNTERTAINS SOCIETY.

Mrs Augusta Leuthold 1101 W.
Fourth 81, entertained the mem
bers Of the St Andrews sewing
circle az her home Wednesday after
noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
EXTRA SPECIAL.

one thousand pounds Of sweet
chocolate Eeanuts at 40 cents q
pound. Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day only. The Phila"
9313-23-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21

(ScC'y. Bakcr concludes his discus
sions tomorrow with an exposition
of the famous Article X-ReCom-
mendcd I'm advance by the League
10 Enforce Peace at its Philadelphia
mcetinE I'm ncarly the sumo Mordsl
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LEAVES FOR EUROPF.

Rene DeBeCk 54s ". sixth 81.
left Wednesday afternoon for Bel
gium where h. expects 70 spend
several months visiting with rela-
tives and friends
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THE PHILA'
BALLOONS FREE

To all school children who attend
the matinee Friday at the Castle
theater Start the first episode of the
great serial The Moon Riders"
9321-21-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
CTEST on Mrs BAIFR.

Miss Elsie Lefetre Of Cincinnati
o. Is the guest OF Mrs. s. y. Bauer
or The local Red Cross home ser
vice department.
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RETURN TO AUSTRIA.

AR and Mrs. paul Szabadi and
children left yesterday afternoon for
New York cnroute 10 Austria where
they expect 20 locate.
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ERLE 10 sCHOOL CHmDREN.

A big toy balloon will be given
each school child who attends the
matinee Friday At the Castle the
alter. Also the first episode Of the
great serial. The Moon Riders.
932O-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
TRFT TO SCHOOL CHILDREN

a big toy balloon win be given
each school child who attends the
matinee Friday ar the Castle theater.
Also the arst episode Of the great
serial. The Moon Riders
9320-21-Adva
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T-NTTL sATURDAN NIGIIT.

STEMS offer 20 the men q This
community. trousers al 1914 prices.
Advt 21t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21

1000 pounds of sweet chocolate
peanuts at 40 cents pound. Thurs
DAY. Friday and Saturday only.
9312-g3 THE PHILA"
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TmREE MORIt nAYS IEE-r.

This sale Of trousers ends Satur-
dav night az Stems, j17 y. Main
81 Adyt. 21t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21

sec Adler Brothers Big Ad ON
Page :.
9327-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21

EAST THIRD ST.-SiX rooms new and
strictly modern; paving paid, 5000;
immediate possession. Stark Realty Go
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21

UR COLLAR-Black stone Nlarten.
lost between business district and
Seventh 81 Finder return to News
Times. Liberal reward lit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21

SOU III SEVENTH ST.-NeW i've room
bungalow not quite finished. owner
wants 10 leave the city. $1,000. 81 400
cash required. stark Realty Co
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
Wanted Real Estate

The continued use Of classified adver-
isng is helping business advertisers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21

Miss Pearl Gehuan experienced
piano teacher Studio 500 w
.av-rence 81. Phone Mishawaks
1928. -Advt 1871.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

lost and Found. 10
ND pEGBEL-1l4sonir charm losf
Reward. Return to Nevs-Timcs. Demp-
-far Ee5ffv PHI
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"Mishawaka Classified"

SEVENTH ST f. 201--Funished room
suitable for one or two gentlemen.
rrtr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

We are agents fer two high grade
new cara naturally tho ears wc
have taken In trade are also high
grade used cars. and represent the
best the used ear mAfksf can
produce. our uaed ears lock Ecod.
run good. give excellent sattefae-
ton. and are given most rigid In
spcction before placed on the floor
for sale.
1850 hsrmcn - t-psss
NRrrnen - 7-pas& touring
Daniels touring.
Franklin touring.
Hudson Super-Six.
1919 Mitchell touring
Wtnton touring.
Overland touring.
vehe touring.
Chsvrairt Baby Grant
MAXWELL touring.
Ford touring.
Eigfn touring.
Cadillac. Model 81. t-pars
series 10 studsbaker T-pess
Series - Stude baker s-pass
Series Is Ssudshaker T-pass.
so-usEp cARs-ts
TERMS AND TRADES
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
FRANK wArEEff1rSE q co
PINE AT nEf-LEyuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

1888 hanaysids ave. winlfrsd Her
ries. az Cherry sti Ruth lamar.
stsa Chaplin place Thomas Tisrusy.
sat sgra south. Mrs E. Hpsh. sees
y Roy. hfs W. Hechisf. iow.
Wssha. a. y. y. No. \ Paul Nu,eh-
insea. ies7 poaosan st. n. o'connor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
ACREAGE


1000 ACRES vIItGiN soii- BuB-
ana sssnes ~ line iss ss i Iana ssjoiS-
Ing lands Of n similar nature that
ore raising 1900 worth 81 cab.
bage seed per acre, 1875 20 100
sqbs ssl .od, , eais % d egsns' 90
bushels Of potatoes, 100 bushels
OF corn per acre, where all kinds
% grains. grasses. veKetables. ber-
rlen and fruits row in abundance:
close 70 schools and town. -.
amount Of this land that We are
selling for 40 per acre; terms halt
cash, balance on or before years
az 81 interest These lands are
wsshinston. IN skagit end sho..
horninh counties. close 10 paved
Write for particulars. or come and
see fer yonrssif ..o -.
Seattle. Wssh-
MILLER 4 MANDLE. 81 Front ST..
Hremerton. wash.
ACRE OF LAND-'rlfE BEST IL
the state Of Washington for ber-
ries and chicken ranch this IL a.
close IN a. the Green Lake district
and located In a community that
has had the noat marvellous de-
veiopms at u any In Seattle. only
f5 minutes by street car from Pio-
neer square: one fare. CAc;
block from auto highway. city
water. near city graded school.
plenty Of wood for fuel. t-roon
house. new; this il n foreciosed
property. title Insurance. and goo
ing al s., 600. only $3.50 down and
balance $40 n month. this place
can be made 20 pay for itself In a
short time; bring your wife with
you: thEi won't last long. Take
Lake ifufien car az Occidental and
HssIer. get off 81 Ninth s. W. End
Eimgrove st A. G. fIarteiE. Office
open every day and sunday. 10
a M, TO p. m.
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FREMONT
I'D


FREMONT DISTRICT
s3.250--I room house; one block
from eur line and two blocks
from Fremont bridge: good
view: viii need about 1900
to put this place In fine con-
dition. $3.50 cash will handle.
balance like rent This Is a
HENRY z. EWING COMPANY "
200 ALASKA BLDG. MAIN 7l3i.
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ACREAGE
A LITTLE FARM

No. f-sM acres ground with a house
1s feet by 90 feet and porch 10 feet
by % feet: about " cleared: I
block 10 the cement boulevard. 8
blocks Ia car line; good soil. has
water piped 60 property; price
only $500. on terms OF $500 down
and easy monthly payments: out
side city limits. right at Lake Blu
ricn.
No. ~ acre with cute little bunga-
low. only 3 blocks 60 car line and 1
block TO cement boulevard; all
cleared and fenced: 2. outbuild-
ings; price only $1,000. on terms
OF seas down. balance at $40
month: outside city limits. right
at Lake Buricn-
No. $40 i-acre tracts; close 10 car
line and cement boulevard: water
piped TO oach tract; some prnc-
tically all cleared: price only s762
per acre. on terms OF $40 down. $40
month.
H. NJ. NELSON
2i3 Boston Block
us Second Ave. Phone Ell. 1887
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4 HEAL HUY2
. oSE-tAt.F ACRE

TRACTS
No f--ors-half acre tract. with q
nice little cabin only J blocks 70
.mont bonIcsard. water, electricity
end telephone: ali cleared and
fenced; the very best Of soil. Prics
only 1900. ON terms OF fz2s
down. $50 month. Just outside
No. s-sis-acrs tract with . new 4.
room house and bathroom; all
cleared, IN garden. AID fcneed /:
also chicken yard; good view /;
good soii-~-thc garden will rhow.
Price is,ioo. on, terms. q $50 $50
II. N. NELSON.
7ts Boston Illk.
| End Ave. Columbia IN. Ell. 1857.
LOOKING FOR A HOUSE TO HESTf
II you are then let me submit 70
ysu a b.it-F plan, leo cash snd
owner % my unit house and y
acre OF ground In West Seattle.
My circular tells you how 70 own
home for less than rent. IL will
EssY y 70, r 70 SCI eff.s ss'' and VS. vii
sniialy f fFsRlssRs Y iis e 1hlfa 's xss
NEW BROOM BUNGALOW
ON THREE Lots BARGAIN
For quick sale VIII take tlVo cnsh
and go msnthly, blocks from on
school. graded street sidewalks:
phone and electricity. Buy this
and yet settled before winter. Can
show you this any time IN 20 min
utes. Call zss burke Bids Sec
ond and Marion.
IN URGENT NEED OF MONEY
VIII sacrifice ti.l00 equity in real
estate contract for $500; VIII &C.
cept 400 cash. balance on easy
terms Property consists OF eight
roomed house let off In two flats.
sinks. toilets; electric l;ghfs.
house plan,crcd: lot s0xIo0. fiai-
nnce due on contract $3.50. pay
able $40 rnonthiy. including inter-
cot. a good investment for some
one. Act quick. CHAMBERS. f234
Rainier ave
$3.50
EASY TERMS
New Groom house. just north OF
Madison 81.
Breakfast noow; pretty view; base
meni. so,tt lot and all assess-
mentH paid.
This new house should sell Tor 1000
more than the price asked. Now
HENnY c. EWING COMPANY
200 ALASKA BLDG MAIN Ti7t.
OVERLOOKING LAKE
81. 3o0--2-room unfinished cottage,
lot s0xf25: bearing fruit trees and
s sssnes rent rns 'os aksn V sra sfsf
GET a HOME Rainier 22.
GEO A. SPENCER a. co.
ASIA Ferdinand ST tcolumbia)
cULVER--QUEEN ANNE
Come TO me for the best buys on
Queen Anne hill. ] am the oldest
established specialist In this dis
L.
re. CULVER
~ Boston 81. Queen Anne ~.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN RESI-
dence basement. hot air heat:
fireplace, cobbieEtone finish. mag-
ntficcnt view OF bay and noun
tains: ea.y terms Price 's;evg,
Townsend. Wash.
FOR SALE
tf.77J--Rcni estate contract z per
cent. payable s25 monthly and In
terest. viii discount GILLIAN,
ai2 Leary bldg,
RENT HOG " H. G. OF L. DIS
appear when you buy nice little
l-roorn house. furnished. at 6t9
West list ST Cheap.
Il. 900 FOR NICE HOME IN cOWEN
park; s rooms: hardwood floors;
nttlc with finished room; full
basement with furnace. $500 cash.
owner. Kcnwood 1873.
NEW BUNGALOW, THREE LOTS,
800 cash. balance monthly. Call
Allen. Queen Anne 2i20.
SMALL COTTAGE, s3s DOWN, SIS
month coughlin. COt American
J Bank Bldg. Main 2t7s
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FARM LANDS
BiG SALE NOW on

BIG SALE NOW ON
OF YAKIMA VALLEY LAND
nous for its tremendous yield OF
fruits. corn and alfalfa within
the irrigation district laid out by
the government. and which IL an
extension OF the
FAMOUS srNNYsfDE CANAL
We have sold several thousand acres
OF adjoining land In the past year
20 farmers. and We are now offer
ing about 1890 acres. in tracts Of
20 20 80 acres: at The low price Of
And on very easy terms. Some Of
this land ls on the Yakima river.
and close 10 town: two railroads
and graded state highway pass
thru II Call at our offices or
wri,s s,.., Government es eT,.., soi, ,ogs.
samples OF soil and pictures At our
offices. Guaranteed titles fur
nished. Buy now. at the opening
prices. and direct from owners.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS 90.
a17-a1s Green Bldg. Seattle.
I AcHEs OF LAND. IN FINE LocA-
tion: fronting on fine stone
road. and running from road to
lake: coo feet OF water front: 3
acres cleared. ready fol. blowing;
4 acres light clearing: 10 minutes
walk from steady work All the
year hINAhNs fIAF ttfENNs WV
down. $40 per month: ess interest
on deferred payments; 2 large
chicken houses and yards; Groom
house: garden tools: one dozen
laying hens; good well and spring
water: winters wood cut. ready
for USE. Address G-ee. star.
TWO LOTS. GOOD 4 ACRE EACH.
pretty cabin. furnished: some ber-
rics: fun garden last year; on ce-
ment boulevard: short distance
beyond city limits: minutes to
car; service every ls minutes TO
work. 1899 cash. Corner. Write
G-1Q2, Star
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p u y y ID y y y y y y y u y
i NO. WE ARE NOT USED can
u We do have cars which have
y been exchanged for new ears.
n after two experts have m
IL Epccted them and advised us
II as 60 their condition and the
ID price We should pay Tor
- them. when We
II Put our own money into them.
II We are certain that We have
u good bargain TO offer
II wouldn't youf
II In buying here. you have the
n benefit " this expert IN
u formation. plus the backing
II OF reliable house Isn't u
II better hasiness 70 buy thru
y reliable deaierr
u Ford. on. Of the best Tor the
= only tS5e.
ID Chevrolet. in coed condition.
u price cut 20 only ttee.
j. oia.mesile s roadster cut TO
- 1850.
II
II Siudchater nig G. T-passsnger.
ps only $500.
u kissel-Kar, almost like new.
y cut 20 ssso.
u Auburn. newly painted ana In
u best mechanical condition.
n cut to fi.eae.
u 1880 Columbia with lots q
u extra eauipment Was used
u but Z months. cut to ti.soe.
II 1890 veIie sport model can't
II tell u from q new car. has
y the etg racing motor. cut 10
T. Auburn sedan. best Of condi-
y ton. cut 60 ti.boo,
n Saxon 6. run but t,cco miles.
u new tires. cut 10 sffs-
i WE SELL on EASY TERMS
n zDfNDEN- DODGE MOTOR
u COMPANY
u .03S Fourth Ave-
y DID, pp pppp DID n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

CLIFFORD CIERMONT---
IN MEMnRIAM

IN MEMORIAM
To All Of Ciifford's friends. who loved
him as he lived. who knew his
happy ways. his gentle touch and
clear brown eye. who loved to
hear him sing and play his happy
songs. and always wished him
happiness. 70 all those friends and
willing hands stretched forth 70
lay our darling boy away In his
last peaceful sleep, we offer sim
core thankx DIR. and MIRA s. D.
Coffin.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs
CLOSED CARS
NASH SEDAN 7-PAss.
OLDgNOBILE SEDAN S-PAS.

10 . fFor Hire) or (Rent Driven
we offer a special buy In Winton
iimonsine, " good running ordsr.
BODY. alone on this car cost
$4,000. Tires. upholstery and paint
In Al condition. IL IN gift at
$3.50, but we cannot afford TO take
3 trade on this figure. Terms $500
! down. balance 10 months.
, AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
FEANk WATEHHOUSE A. co.
PINE Ar BELLEVUE.
LEAVING CITY. MUST SELL AT
once, 7-passenger e-cyi Btude-
baker. Carolina Court Apis. Apt
z67.
WIDOW HusT SELL 1913 MAX
q well, good condition 4zi2 Dsgiey
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MACHINERY

II MACHINERY
FoiD TRACTOR ATTAchMEST.
everything eotnpiets, $50 tofm.f
Bieses sss@s Yssi,r cable.
ELECTRIC MOTOR. - " l. =.
humps W Monfeltus Price Co
Kent or sale. Main eis sft -, =
DRAosA WY VAUGHAN. HEAVIER.
diamond J.. gas or steam =
Hicks Co. siz let ave. Main wv
"a FOR SAI.E-FtR>fsftED
III ROOMS. Also ATTIC ROOM.
all fuii. d0~ntown. good income
low rent. SEC o~neE Nrtts -
tot. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
QUEEN ANNE
7s-K UNIVERSITY

FfVE-KOOM MODERN BUNCH
low. $4,000; like new. large lot,
fine district Phone owners resi-
denc~. k~nwoof IS.
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s-RooM MopEilN pNucM,ow

or half cash. by ar
ranging a Ioan with US. bungalow
lie about years old. all on one
floor: modern plumbing ana
lights: pisstered walls; attractive
and convenient, close to ear linet
nice level lot owner has good
reason to sell at a sacrifice.
No a.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

FOR SALE
AL auto repair shop and garage
WRITE or call Iaa Ava D Snohom-
ish, Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

80 ,tih ave. ~ julia Carr. tvbnrn.
wash. Af a, Kramer. tT3t Slnth
n. y nnd Morris. 1850 Sin,h ~ ~.
Dawson. sges IriHk blvd. g. Les-
poid. Kent. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

rr.ns Smith. rhsr~eea sp,s Mrs..
NJ. sample. s,ss Meridian ave. Mar
ssrst Elii. fsts isth ave ~ Der
o,hy Davenport. 80 liberty eeare;
Gs.e, nrown. 1859 John -. Afthef
Hsblnsoa. care star. vsfaa Jester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

BAY HORSE. ABOUT 500 POUNDS.
\ sound. and gentle TO ride or drive
a bargain for SIS II sold at once
chambers. 1894 Rainier ave. at
fHOHoBRED MALE CALI. CALL
ballard ff1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

no WHOM III MAY CONCERN:
This ~ 10 certify that Btu Mo-Lan
Products Co. Inc, has made an
maintain n paint factory at $500
18th ave. =. W.. lot II. block lQ0
Seattle Tide Lands Addition.
Anyone desiring TO protest such oc-
cupnncy rust file such pro<est At
the office Of the Building Depart
menI Room SOS County-City Bldg
prior 20 october 20. lsse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

] WANTED-FJRNITURE
ExE BEfLT0wx FURNITURE Co,
Main SSH. We want household
80 office furniture. pianos. Vic
tBo1as--evcrything Of value.
Pacific FUKNfTCEE co.
Ms FIRST Ave. Main 1904
WE Furnitnr~ Co. sos rlke. ~ skit
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-19


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odbyfa sic imponujaco. Cpr6cz wyaej
wymierionych nadto brazil udz.ai "
n~abozehstwie nastepujacy' kaplan.'
y. Wojciech Furman, Y. Franciszct
Marc:nek, X. Antoni Halgas, Y. d..
Waclaw Warakomski, X. Maksymi--
lian Warkowski, y. Leon Sychowskt,
X. Stanislaw Czapelski, X. Tomas!
smyk, X. Sta1islaw Derengowsk', X.
Wojciech Janiszewski, X. Henryk
Pipenkotter. X. J6zef MszanowsNi,
X Stefan Koawlczyk c. R.. Y. Sta
n.sIaw Radniecki. Y. Boles}aw Ma
wrocki. X. Saucepan Bubacz, X. b.
lestaw KasprzyeIi, X. Edward Ste
fanowicz, X. Walenty Swientek c.
R., K. F~ranciszek Repihski c. R. \.
Stan slaw Gadacz c. R.,.X. Tadeusz
Nowak, X. Tomasz Sampol!nski. z.
Felix's Prange. X. Leonard Lcng =.
R. X. Teofll Szypkowski c. r. X.
Piotr Witmafski i X. Jan Peterson.