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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15
LET'S GET TO WORK

StraWs may Indicate from wha
chance remarks OF an individual Otter
may sound the thoughts OF a mult
tude
During the early afternoon hour
OF recent warm spring day tive
men, frayed in appearance, stood il
iron. OF La Sale street store. A thirt
appeared and addressed one 0. the
pair:
Hello there, jack wAatya dom
noW?"
The reply was Nothing" The
speakers appearance did not belle hi
statement
To large sized slice Of the ma
tons population may be aptly pu.
the question:
What are YOU doing now"
And the reply, if prompted by the
same sortol naive honesty with Nhic'
the idler answer, will echo
Nothing
ldleness is Americas great malad,
OF today 1t is the mOtiyatng evil re
sponsiblc for "A majority of its indus
trial, economic and political ills Al
inflated currency, ably assisted b..
high wages, has made mOuey a thin.
Of plenty something to be spent a.
soon as it is earned, ii not sooner.
The case Of those who have re
duced their Workin e'houra to only /
mere fraction Ct the day itself. /.
not far behind in its Importance ano
effect, No puny Illustration of thi.
condition is offered by the taiIors il
metropolitan clothing center WHIT
recently secured their demands OF q
flye-hour day for i've days Weel
This situation. when coupled with {
recent news item which told Of The
200 per cent dividend declared BY i
wooden company makes plain tn,
reasons for the skywarl climbing
prices of clothing.
Doing nothing today is largely =
matter OF choice resting with the in
diTiduai, Unless the danger signal.
are needed it will be stern necessity
t0m0rrCW Production cannot keet
pace with consumption, the bubble OF
high prices initiates then bursts
Vain regrets will never recall past in
difference.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15
DO YOU APPRECIATE MOTHER?

Food for thought is saiued in Il
article appearing in an eastern new.
paper the other day. The story d'
picted poverty 1t related how sra
haired mother laid in a hospital su
fering from pneumonia, The Hines
resulted when pride kept her cAildre
from visiting le.e hCme The Oh
wcman lived alone in Il poorer see
tin Of a city. Tae sons and dau1h
ters-all married were doing iairF
well To be seen in ;he IL sa5o'
hood which had once been their aom.
Mas a dis grace, hey believed
Settlement workers found The WON
an. Her hands which had know
nothing bat toll Wett becoming ;
shadow her body, which had with
stood the blunt CT many a hardship
was fast fading But stil he, chill
dren had Stunned her They ha
gained entrance nto social c.uas
They needed their money fer thel
own plea sures ana necessities.
With never a thaug 1T Of the won
an who ha1 undergone the most 81
cred OF suffering VINO had rookie
them to sleep scores ct times, WIZ
had guarded and WATCHED over then
the children lived on Despite all
this mother love runs deep it is no
easily crushed From her H,tIe viii,
cot in the hospital the woman aske
fer her Children Her admiration fc
shem was still supreme she forge
rhe unappreciatiGe spirit the. ha
shown.
This little womaa g4inel the r
spect Of multitude VINO saw th,
article. Belief OF tle children tina
poverty is disg.aceesI is wrong, the
state. Were not some gt the mos
noble honest, faithful and conscieI
lious q Cly men and women at on
time poor2 Their parents did no
have plenty Abraham lincoln, tAa
great emancipator who sriit logs +
his early days and who learned h.
reading 'Ciling and girnmatic by tn
light OF candle di3 not have ST
Yer spoon in his mouth" There Wer1
scores Of others who climbed to tn
top OF the ladder because poyelr
only instilIed in them the pride Il
forge ahead
Should this mother recover iron
her illness, the story in the future
or the last OF her years might b
different. The eastern writer said tn,
scene OF the meeting OF mother an
in the hospital was pathetic
They all expressed their willingness
to do all they could that they coul
have an opportunity to cherish tina
one heart tina. forgives and forgetS-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15
INACCURATE CHICAGO
OMAHA AERIAL MAIL

Chicago, May l5.~-An aerial man
plane is scheduled 10 start from chi.
cago lcr Omaha at a, m. today Will
$4,000 letters inaugurating the tir5.
westward extension of the aerial mai.
service from Chicago, 1t is due To
arrive in Omaha al 1880, in time for
delivery OF mail by the carrier today.
The return trip is scheduled to START
rom Omaha at ! p, m ana arrive here
at csc. The service is expected to
oe maintained daily, except Sundays
md holidays.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15
FIV E OF e M,

Whether or not May be month
Tor star gazing, it's pippin Of a
month for figure gazing no, along
he highways and byways- but along
he right hand ego Of the we'll known
calendar
Count the magic numbers there.
upon -,-S.l52229-liye OF 'om,
And they all Indicate Saturdays
Which means, to the fellow VINO gath.
ers in his somuch.per by the week
that he can register much glee,
And there YOU are, There is al
ways something to be cheerful about
ii you'll only look for it.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15

and telephone communication.
a twenty -four hour work day in the
administrative Offices is decreed and
means are to be taken to stimulate
the production of war material.
Until the abolition of martial law
the executive committees are given
the same powers as military tribun-
ais 10 secure the carrying out OF .lhis
program including punishment for dis.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15

Jud Tnnkins says one reason nm
f'ghthour day seems so long is that
gels monotonous watchin the clock.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15
NIGHT NEWS SUMMARY

Late Adyices said Carranza with
me thousand men had broken out re.
bel lines and fed to the mountains.
Newark y. J.-Wnle Jackson out
ought Johnny Dundee in 12-round
bout
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15
DANIELS ACCUSED
BRITISH Of TAKING
CREDIT FROM US. 4.
SIMS IS ALSO CHARGED WITH BE.
ING PREJUDICED AGAINST OWN
DEPARTMENT IN u.BOAT
AWARDS.

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15

Try d Want Ad IN the Free Trader
Journal Tor Quick Results
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-11
CITY NEWS

See what Sari saw.
Il do moving. Proctor. 1888.
The minnow, then therwhale and
now for the big circus.
Films developed every day AT
Wilkinson's drug store, 422 Main.
Reserve your date for X. p. ex-
cursion Saturday afternoon, June rs.
We have now most beautiful
line Of wolfe dresses and woiles by
the yard. Sullivan & Auwerda.
Reservations for Country club
dinner on Saturday night must be
phoned to club before 9 O'Clock to
night d, Co.,
A transfer OF real estate located
near Argyle has been made by o. d.
Storms and Emma Storms to ]. W.
Sunden, v. Marsh, ct al, for the sum
of $4,575, according to revenue
stamps, plus. a mortgage OF s19,2
A sack of jellies was found BY
three boys last night and brought to
the police station. The boys were
Ray Wilsey, Marion Seibard and
Howard Barnes. It is believed that
the sack was thrown out of car that
was broken into. and that was how
the boys came to find the stuff. A
car was broken into in the lower
yards and number of articles OF
taken from it
Films left for developing on Sun
day can be obtained Monday evening.
You get quickest and best film serv-
ice at Wilkinson's drug store, Az
Main.
An information charging Archie
with disturbing the peace
and quiet of Minnie Clark of 1O4 Main
street. was filed in the superior court
today. The trouble was said to have
been caused by an alteration over
a rug. Kimbrough who comes from
Carthage. pleaded guilty to the
charge and will hike back to Garth.
age at the first opportunity.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-11
CITY NEWS

ALL size kodak films at Wilkin
sons drug store, 422 Main. Get some
today.
--Organdy with colcred dots is one
of the newest summer materials.
From s1.85 to $3.50 per yard. Sullf-
van & Auwerda.
A disease that is battling the
science of veterinarians is said to be
causing great rayages among, pigs in
the vicinity of Ida Grove, Iowa. where
the strange disease was first noticed.
One of the peculiarities Of the dis
ease is that the pigs die within few
after manifesting the first
symptoms, and despite the efforts CT
numbers OF veterinarians to provide
some reason for the disease. all at
tempts to do so thus far have failed.
The most logical answer that can De
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-11
Judge John E. Craig In District Court
sustains Defendants Motion
Made Yesterday After
noon.
FIVE PEOPLE TESTIFY
Plaintiff Has Complete and Adequate
Remedy at LaH, Defense
Maintained In
Notion.

Tho petition for Injunction against
the G. A. Workman shows and the
city Of Keokuk was denied in the
district court of Lee county yester-
day afternoon by Judge John 2.
Craig after hearing testimony for the
Plaintiff. The injunction was denied
| by the sustaining of the defendants
| motion that the plaintiff in the case
has complete and adequate remedy
! at law, and that there was no show
ing that he had sustained injuries
not sustained by all others in the
city. similarly situated.
DIR. e. G. Wollenweber,. Ms. Leon
r. Rollins and J.. G. Chapman testi-
fled that they had attempted to go
to the Victory Auto club on different
nights and were stopped by the
police and directed to 60 to Tenth
street, and only got into the garage
after arguments with the police. Mr..
Chapman testified that because Of
the, difficulty In getting supplies, he
purchased them at another place.
Testimony was given to the effect
that the north side Of the street was
INSTRUCTED by three shows and that
it is necessary to drive on the left
hand side of the street to get
through Jesse Weber, foreman of
the construction work of the Keokuk
national bank, gave similar testi-.
mony- On cross examination, he was
asked whether the work he was doing
did not obstruct the sidewalk on
Main street, and he answered no."
which brought a laugh from the
court fans. He testified that Fifth
street and part OF Main was obstruct-
ed and blocked by his materials.
10 qsA5aeePf iug- on Stand.
Earl Plug, who was applying for
the Injunction, testified that he had
been absent from the city and that
on his return he found conditions as
were testified to. He said his Gus
toners were complaining about the
difficulty of getting. to. his place OF
Business and that some Of them guy-
gested going to another place to
store cars.
An attempt was made by the plain
tiff to show the amount Of damage
sustained, but as this was an appli.
cation for temporary Injunction only,
he was not permitted to testify as
to damages.t}7c ~ ssg-si
A clipping from The Gate City
showing that the Victory garage and
filling stations were to be privileged,
in that cars could pass police lines
and go into these places, was intro
duced for Identification by Mr.. Plug.
Plaintiffs witnesses all testified
that they finally got to their destina-
lions. --2@S "&sL.S L-s :, s40 10 i al
At the close ~of the plaintiffs ties!
timony the defendant moved to deny
the application for a temporary writ
because the plaintiff has complete
and adequate remedy, and that no
showing was made that plaintiff sus-
tanned injury not sustained and be-
ing sustained by all others in the
city in similar position 2iye
The court sustained the motion and
denied the injunction.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-11
CITY NEWS
Card party tonight, M. w. A. ha

Card party tonight M. w. A. hall
Dance, at Chaser beach Sunday
night. Rights of admission reserved
In the meantime buy your coal
now before it's 9 or 10 dollars ton
Our retail office open all next week.
D. E. Reeves & Co, 113 So. Sixth st.
A special line of smocks to close
at big reduction. Sullivan e
Auwerda.
granted by Judge John E. Craig IN
the district court for Myrtle Frakes
from William Earl F'rakes. The plain
tiff has had restored to her, all OF
her rights as an unmarried person
with the permission to marry within
a year. She was granted alimony.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-11
FUNERAL NOTICE.

RADASCH- Funeral services for
the late Mrs. Marie Radasch will be
held from the residence, 11O9 BIon.
deau street. Saturday morning a,
1870 o'clock Friends invited. Burial
private. Please omit flowers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-11

GALVANIZED ROOFING.
We now have in stock galvanized
roofing, feet to 10 feet
TABER LUMBER co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-11

NOTICE.
Warsaw and Hamilton car will meet
Knights OF Columbus excursion on re-
turn trip from Fl. Madison Saturday
June 18th.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-very nigh gradee brick We
neered home OF u rooms I'm good loca-
ton; eNery modern convenience. fnciud
Ing stationary vacuum cleaner with con.
neCtl0ns all over house, laundry com
plete, large mangle. water heating
system, gas ana electricity. large attic.
seven cellars with cement floors through.
out. one beautifully inlaid floor. walls
covered with high grade Uurlap and
painted, parlOr beautifully hand painted.
three treplace5. screens and storm win.
dows for entire house, two-car garage.
fine old shade trees, Lawn with beautiful
shrubbery. and alley on side This home
IS in excellent neighborhCod aud was
built for present owner bur have excel.
lent reasons for selling NJ pains OF
expense were spared in erection. VIII
make very desirable. permanent home for
right party. Price So. 600. Write Box
A-92, care News Times 4544-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08
FOR SALE

One eight room house on s. Scott
st, now vacant. ................. s. 600
One six room house on -. Camden.
now vacant. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
LOUIS S ORR
81 $. Chaplin st
Lincoln oSoO Opt evenings until 2.
FOR SALE
Thirty Days Possession.
Eight room house on W Thomas
st. 81 1000 cash. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Six room house on :. Kendall ... 1000
-Four room house on Swygart ay.,
500 down. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 300
Five room house on Swygart av.,
Eight room house on StudebaKer st 400
Eight and fOur-rOOm house on w
Dunham St. two. .....-.......... 5000
Nine and fOur-rOOm house on w.
sample St. two................. 500
Ten room double house on w. In
diana av.................... $500
Six room house on S. Scott St.. $500
Eight room double house on =. Ca
talpa. brick ..................... 5000
Eight room. modern bungalow.
Fremont st..............'...... 1900
Thirteen room modern mouse on $.
Scott st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
For the above call
LOUIS :. ORR
3l1 ). Chaplin ST
Lincoln $50. Open evenings
DPS ii
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
LINCOLN WAY EAST modern six
room house with "a &c, s. 200.
HANEN Az, modern seven room house
400. Possession at once.
Az seven room house, gas. bath, city
water. large lot, $3.50.
NOTRE DAME AV., partly modern
home. $500.
SOUTH EDDY six room house, $500.
on payment
SOUTH PARRY, six room house, So
on payments.
L. BROADWAY, seven room home
large lot, $3.50.
L. FOX ST, seven room home. modern
but furnace. This property is nearly
new and pOssessi0-- Immediately, $1,000
W. *. McHENRY.
RealtOr.
Lincoln $40. go Farmers Trust Bldg.
516T-t IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acres
with bulldogs. u miles from South
Bend. stock. tools and crop 20 win this
farm: commence where the other fellow
leaves of VIII take South Bend prop
ertv in exchange or sell on easy pay
ments Make date % see this farm.
Pred A. Herreman, 400 Farmers Trust
bldg. Main 1871. 5i3s-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08
HAS IT D El@8
DIS y Michigan st.
FOR SALE

FUR SALE
Eight room house on Van Buren,
ST. with electric lights, BATH toll
let and gas for cooking; $500
down and balance on monthly
payments. Price. .......~-....... S4WO
Seven room house on Kenwood ay~
with bath and toilet; part cash,
balance monthly. Price ......... $3.50
Six room. house on F. Fox St,
with gas and electric lights water
in kitchen and toilet; small "a
rage. Want $500 down and bal
ance monthly. Price ............. 800
Six room house on \. O'Brien st,
with gas, has good well want
500 down, balance monthly. -.
Price Observation-Disclosures. o'IVD
Eight room house on Crescent av.,
with electric lights gas water In
kitchen. and toilet; want 500
down. balance monthly. Price. $50
Eight room house on Hill ST. with
gas for cooking and electric
lights; want $500 down, balance
monthly. Price ................. 25O0
six room house on Mccartney St,
with gas and electricity; want
$500 down, balance monthly
Price Observation-Disclosures. .-..-.. -fopV
Five room house on Hin ST.. with
gas for cooking and electric
lights; want 500 down, balance
monthly. Price .................. 1900
Five room house o. liberty st,
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. llUJ
Four room house on Huey ST.. with
gas and electricity; want 5000
down, balance monthly. Price. 100
Eight room house on Fassnacht az.
with gas for cooking. electric
lights, water and toilet has
large barn on lot and nice grape
arbor. want 5000 down. balance
monthly. Price .....-........... 4 DO
So acre farm on ST. Joe river. near
Niles, good buildings plenty n
fruit trees and some woodland
Want half cash. Price ..-....-. 5000
as acres near state line. fine soil.
part clear and part woodland
ideal site for country home.
Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
\ ". ROBINSON
Rooms 207-0S Indiana Bldg
124 y. Main ST. 59Jt 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08

FOR SALE - On Dayton st: A new,
strictly modern, five room bungalow for
s. POO, payments On Ewing av.: A seven
room house, partly modern. in good re-
pair, with twO-car garage for $500
81 900 down. Del Leer, Lincoln 1926.
522S- If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08

". .. DAVIES = CO.

CpelAaA values.
We oter Immediate possession OF the
following homes at reduced prices.
Six ROOM modern. square type housa
oak borders aud solid oak trim. white
enamel trim on second floor. furnace.
electric Laundry tubs, excellent condi.
ton, vacant and ready for occupancy.
Price $500.
six room, smi-bungaIow in Navsrrs
place; hardwood floors, white tile bath
nreplhce, screened porch. Price IS 500.
slX-rOom home six blocks from
court house. modern throughout, fur
mace, electric and bath. Price $500
siX-room home with new furnace
new bath and new lighting fixtures and
new garage. south on Carroll 81 Prize
S4,7OO.
Six room house on Fellows a.. ele,
trio, gas, water and pavement: vfth
stove heat. Immediate possession Price
- 500, cash 1880
Homes OF all type priced MP 20 x5nOoa
W. o. DAVIES a. co.
221 S. Main st IEneoln Kra
8STF-t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08
FOR SALE

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH
WEST PART OF THE CITY, on
CALIFORNIA Az, ONE HALF
BLOCK To CAR LINE; IMPROVE
MENTS. TANES AND INSURANCE
ALL PAID FOR; IS on PAVED
STREET HAS WATER AND GAS
IN. A LARGE. DESIRABLE LOT
4OX1JO FEET. CAN GIVE POSSES
SION AT ONCE AS OWNER HAS
MOVED TO CHICAGO. THIS PROP
ERTY MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
PRICE $500: SMALL PAYMENT
DOWN. BALANCE on TERN 5
SOUTH BEND REALTY co. ~ :.
MAIN ST. MAIN 1771; LINCOLN
6696. 5290-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08

Six rooms house on r. Fox St.
with gas and electric lights. water
in kitchen and toilet; small ga
rage. Want $500 down and bal
ance monthly. Price .............
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08

FOR SALE-6 room strictly modern
house at go East Bronson st. Within
half block Of car line Possession can
be given in ten days. II interested come
and see us :. Il. Robinson, 124 y.
Main St, md door Indiana Bldg.
1885 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-08
WORDEN REALTY CO.
We Are Independent.

We Are Independent
Remember. we offer so to any June
bride buying home from us.
See US for suburban homes, mansions,
palatial homes. rtOming houses, apart
nents and stores.
We have homes in every part Of South
Bend, River Park and ROseland.
Vacant. now-.Two. completely modern
homes in excellent location six rooms
and bath, three sleeping rooms: built
four years Price $3.50 cash $500.
Vacant. now-Two completely modern
bungalows, built four years; ideal To-
cation; five rooms and bath, good Tote.
Price =, $50 and $4,4OO; cash $500.
Possession Immediately Beautiful bun
galOw with garage, excellent neighbor-
ences. shrubbery. built four years; love
ly home. Price $4,750; terms.
Possession in one week-Excellent 10
cation, five blocks from center; a beau
tiful home with large lot and garage,
shrubbery, garden and fruit; seven rooms,
paved street. Price $1,000 cash $1,000.
Possession immediate - Walking dis
lance Of center. cottage home, five rooms
with good garden and shrubbery, ex-
cellent location, paved street. Price $500;
cash 800.
Possession l. days-Excellent cottage,
six rooms, % feet frontage plenty OF
shade; splendid location Price 5000;
$500 cash.
Immediate possession - In northwest,
beautiful home Of eight rooms and al
cove, vestibule, four bedrooms, complete
~ modern In every way; oak floors and
trim, cupboard, pantry, hotwater heat
laundry, paved street; most desirable To-
cation. Price $3.50; terms.
Beautiful, bright home with garage,
built five years, desirable location, all
modern conveniences, built-in bookcases,
cupboards. hot-water heat, laundry, well
kept lawns, trees, shrubbery. Price $500;
terms.
Beautiful home in best residential part
OF South Bend seven rooms. sleeping
porch. tiled bath, lavatOry downstairs;
dow seats, cupboard and pantry, OAK
enamel and mahogany trim; shade trees
and shrubbery. Price $1,000.
Now under construction in beautiful,
bright location: Eight room house, COM
pletely modern excellent arrangement.
surroundings spacious. Price not more
than 5000.
See US for beautiful homes. for cot
tages. bungalows-our list IL large. We
have many cheap homes
WORDEN REALTY co.
526 Farmers Trust Bldg
Main 1852. Open evenings
5214-tf