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Sc vende.

Sc VENDE una casa de MADEIRA de
dos pisos, con todas las comodidades
modern3s en- la calle Taft No.
de San.urce, cerca del Parque. Informa
ia P. o. Box 470, San Juan, tee
fcnof 278, San Juan, P. r.
Sc vENDE UNA FINCA: 183 cuer-
das, propia para cana, tabaco CANA
do. Magnificas aguas; cinco kilome-
tros de Vega Baja. Inf. Box 8. Cia.es.
BUENA oPoRTUNIDAD.-se venden
dos precios fnas lamparas de cris
tai Gle roca, de techo, de una tres
luces electric2s; roperos Y otros nue.
bles. Cruz 46, segundo piso, telefono
1878 azul.
'sE VENDE una hermosa elegante
consola para una buena residencia o
casino. Sc exhibe casa ''P. Gambia Y
Co.., TetuAn informaran.
Sc vENDE Ell cafetfn CUATRO MA
CLONES, carretera 80. Informaran en-
ell mismo.
Sc vENDEN tres casas; dos de con-
creto Y una de MADEIRA de construc-
cion moderna. Informara Rosa T. Vida.
de Miranda Pasaje Iturriaga NO 8,
Santurce.
FONDOS PARA CoCER azucar v me
lado: Sc venden tres excelentes, for
rnando bateria completa para hornalla.
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ciales, p r.
Sc VENDE papH satinado M. F., ia
mafio 25 por 3s, 40 libras, $500 la
resma de 500 hojas. Dirijase Puerto
Rico Iiustrado'', Salvador Brau, 81,
P. @. Box 345. San Juan, P. r.
VENDEMOS por $500, a $50 mensua-
les, autonnovil Mercer, perfectas con-
dicioncs. Gonss buenas, buena apa-
riencia. Trabajando parfectamcnte.-
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well eB, con motor electrico y compen-
sador corriente alterna. .Lampara de
bombilla. Aparato cnematografico Pa
the trabajando actMalmente $50. Dos
motores gasolina 2 ~ caballos. COM
/ PRAMOS: dos dinamos de 1l2
K. " Un taller de imprenta. Infor-
mes al apartado 166, Isabella.
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TRUCK az Ton. Sc vende o Gambia
por I'm auto. Propio para mercsncias o
frutas, condicioncs excelentes, muy fuer
te. R. A. Macfie, Sabana Llama Cristo
2, San Juan.
EN- sANTURcE, delante San Juan Mo
derno vendo solar casi cuadrado de
2,455 metros Da dos Gales. Telefono
781 negro. Cristo 20. San Juan.
MUEBLES.-Se venden todos los que
tiene en- uso la familia que habita Il
casa No. Sc, Gale del Sol, Ter. piso
San Juan.
Sc VENDE papel satinado impre3o, ia
lnaiio IL por 10, $500 quintal. Di
/ rijase puerto Rico Ilustrado :
Salvador grau, 81, P. o. Box s45, sa
Juan, P. r.
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PARA Ell CATARRO

FL catarro es una infection de las mem-
branas mucosas y es un sntoma de sangre
pobre. Sangre pura protege ell sistema
contra afecciones catarrales. FL ELIXIR de
Leonard para Ia SaHgre llmplara su sis
tema expulsaudo de su cuerpo todas las
materias venenosas, y alimentara sus ve-
mas y arterias con sangre pura roja-
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Sc alquiIa.

UNA FAMILIA americana dessa al
quilar en- ell Condado ma casa moder
ma amueblada o dos habitaciones amue
bladas con comida. Dirijase a P. o.
Box 7S6, San Juan.
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TOME

el EHxy dc Leonard. el gran remedio pa
"a la sangre Este aunentara su sangre,
alimentara y rcgularizara los organos dI-
gestivos Devutlve el color al anemico,
libertad al reumauco y da vida vigor al
sistcma nervioso Su poder en- casos de
decaimiento debllldad es sorprendenle.
Pereza, enervaci6n falta de vitalidad son
tambtn ndlcaclones de que su sangre ne
costa IN renedlo chcaz y vIgorzador No
pierda tempo, vaya inmedIatamente a la
droguerla mas cercana obtcnga una bo-
tella del Elixir de Lc0Hdydi para Ia Sdp-
gre Tomclo una vez y Sc convencera.
Recomendado por miles de personas que
han sido curadas de envenamIento de la
sangre. reumatsmo. gotta, Glceras, escro-
fulas. tumores. debiidad ncrviosa otras
Intermediates I'd quedara satisfecho de
los resultados despues de haber tornado la
primera botella.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29
ELKS' CLUB TO
PROTECT HIGHWAY
John G. Yeagley Says All
Trespassers Will Be
Prosecuted.

That the road running near the
Elks' Mission home at Chain-O'-
Lakes is not a public highway, and
that the Elks' mlub will prosecute
all trespassers to the full extent of
the law was the substance OF a
statement made Monday night by
John q. Yeagley, chairman of the
home committee,
The road, the land and the build
ing are owned by the Elks club
which paid $4,000 for them and the
home will continue 10 serve its pres
ent purpose under the guidance of
Ray. G. Bird" said Mr.. Yeagley.
Insult Woman.
For some time, the management
OF the home has been annoyed by
men who drive on our private road
and go swimming naked, in the
presence OF women and children
FurthC rmore, some of them have
used abusive language TO Mr.. Bird
and have even gone so far as to
make insulting remarks TO Mrs. Bird.
we have hired a police man to
protect our interests. and, if neces-
sary, We will have several more
there to make arrests. You may
say for me that 1 shall prosecute
all violators Of this law which hap
pens 10 be a federal one" concluded
Mr.. Yeagley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
ed TO agree that, there would be no
nomination in less than three TO five
ballots.
TIE McAdoo people Monday
agreed upon Sam. r Amidon of
Wichita. Kas.. as their floor leader
and at the same time began picking
cut a representative ON each of the
state delegations His selection
was made at a conference OF Nc
Adoo supporters who described
themselves as bitter enders"
Nest OF the McAdoo boomers are
saving they do not expect any sup
port from the Tammany delegation
Of New York unless Il becomes ap-
parent that the former secretary
will be nominated Talk Of SeCre-
tary Meredith as Mr.. MCAdoo's run
ming mate continued In the conven-
ton gossip.
The talk OF candidates on the
whole tonight. is almost where il
was last night without any appear
ances OF STRENGTHENING out at any
corner OF the triangle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29
NILES PARENTS LOOK
FOR DAUGHTER; FEAR
SHE IS IN TENNESSEE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Reprogle. OF
Niles. Mich. are looking for their
daughter Edith. They think she has
gone 20 Manchester. Tenn.
Saturday morning the county
clerks Office here issued a marriage
license 10 George Uselton and Edith
Rerrogie. both Of Niles. The girl
said she had been horn Aug. Z. 1901.
but this. the parents claim. is mis-
representation. since their daughter,
they say, IS only Is years old
Jselton gave his age as %. and
his residence as Niles. His parents.
however. live in Manchester. Tenn.
The marriage certificate has not
yet been returned 20 the clerks Of
fee, so II is not known whether or
not the pair Is married
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29
DEMOCRATS
PAY TRIBUTE
TO PRESIDENT
Convention Delegates Swept
Off Their Feet by Demon
stration for Wilson.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
suggested that TO his hearers, but
the cries Of GO on" and Take your
time" met him. He drove his points
nome hard At one point ne chided
the Chicago platform Of the republi-
cans because he said it contained no
hope for Ireland, no mercy for Ar
menia and because II concealed a
sword for Mexico.
shouts for Irish.
Back among the alternates. a
woman leaped TO her feet at the
mention Of Ireland, shouting hyster-
ically something about British
tyranny in Ireland"
That's the answer. we're not
members of the league" Chairman
Cummings called back at her. but
even as ne spoke the sergeants-at-
arms were moving down to prevent
further interruption and delegates,
intent upon their chairman's ar
raignment of republican policies,
shouted "Sit down"
When Mr.. Cummings character
lied the republican platform as a
masterpiece Of "evasion" shout
later when he declared that "Old
Guard" has sold the honor of the
nation at Chicago TO name a re
dictionary candidate" il grew into a
roar punctuated with cries Of Go
10 it. Hit 'em again, That's the
stuff
The chairman went through the
history Of the league from the first
mention Of it in diplomatic CORES
pOndence before the United States
entered the war 10 the second re-
fusal of the senate to ratify the
treaty that contains II. He quoted
utterances of Sen Lodge and the
late Pres't Roosevent as saying that
some concert of powers must be
formed. He said the last Of the
fourteen points enunciated by Pres {
Wilson had contained practically the
language OF Article Y Of the COW
enant and that nowhere word had
been raised against them.
Trouble With Treaty.
The real trouble with the treaty. g"
Mr.. Cummings said. lis that it was
negotiated by a democrat" Up
loarious applause welcomed the
jibe
When the chairman called the roll
OF nations ALREADY IN the league ara
asked the delegates If they wanted
TO hear also of neutral states that
had or were about TO join, shouts
Of Tell us answered him. Nation
by nation he named them and then
asked If the delegates wished to
know what nations had not Joined
the league. Cries OF Yes, yes, tell
US" came from all parts of the
floor.
Revolutionary Mexico. Bolshev-
list Russia. unspeakable Turkey and
-yhe United States OF America, he
answered. 4 roar swept the hall
that took minutes To quiet.
When Mr.. Cummings concluded
there remained but routine business
10 be done and IL was rushed
through without incident and ad-
journment taken until Tuesday aft
eTnOon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29
TELLS OF POLISH
WAR LOAN DRIVE
Col. Joe Stehlin Makes Ad-
dress at Terre Coupee-
Makes Appeal.

Poland today is what France was
in l915-16, the bulwark between
civilization and barbarism,' de-
clared Col. Joseph G. Stehlin in ad-
dressing the Polish people of Terre
Coupee. Sunday. col. Stehlin pic
tured the destruction of the once
prosperous city of LodZ, now & scene
Of Indebtedness. only 10 of it's sew
eral hundred factories in operation.
"Bolshevism aims" he said. 10
reduce the world TO the depths of
degradation which Russia has
reached now. The money now being
raised in this country as a loan TO
Poland will help get employment
for the people and save the situa-
ton
Accompany Smogor.
Clement Smogor and Charles
II. Franckowiak accompanied Col.
Stehlin to Terre Coupee and other
places at which he spoke.
The American Y. w. c. A. in Po-
land has sent an appeal 10 Amer
leans to aid in the loan drive. The
American Y. w. c. A., says the APP
peal, has been i'm Poland almost a
year. and in that time has been
deeply impressed with the coura ge,
ability and devotion of the Polish
nation.
I'VE feel that Poland is standing
in eastern Europe for the best of
modern ideals and that Americans
would not be misplacipg their con-
fidence in supporting Poland
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29
MEN AND WOMEN
READY TO BALLOT
Great ThrongS Gather at San
Francisco to Name Head
OF Ticket.
United Press stan oorr--pouuent.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. June 2S.
With the meeting today OF 1902
democrats. men and women. 20 Sc
lect their party's candidates for
president and vice president and to
formulate a set OF principles. the
first named objects had assumed
a foreground from which Il had been
temporarily displaced
This is very largely due TO the ex-
traordinary activities in the past "a
hours OF the supporters OF the one
unwilling presidential possibility
William c. McAdoo. Although
working over his repeated protests,
and somewhat uncoordinated in
their efforts McAdoo's selfaPPoint-
ed lieutenants have managed 20
create near CONSERVATION IN the
camps of his chief rivals, Gov. James
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29


ent -rumors regarding the alleged
kangaroo courts staged BY fed
eral agents had placed them in an
unfair and diSady ambiguous position
and had made their work in South
Bend doubly difficult TO perform
They were the first 10 praise Ass {
Chief Cassidy and the three patrol
men who had aided in the arrest.
and Capt. Van Hook, who conduct
ed the local raids. mahe the fol-
lowing Statement last night TO this
newspaper:
Every courtesy and aid of the
police department has been extend
cd TO us. The police chief and Ass l
Chief Cassidy have furnished US val
liable information, and To them and
those under their direction we eX-
press our thanks"
L. p Brennan, federal prohibi-
ton Inspector OF the state OF InGl-
ana, gave the following TO a News
Times reporter:
I'VE came to South Bend with a
duty 10 perform, and did not nor
shall we in the future recognize
any local political faction in the ac-
complishment of IT.
As federal police officers we trav-
ell the center Of the road, without re-
gard 10 what may grow on either
side. And as direct representatives
OF the federal government we en-
force its laws no matter whom they
may concern.
Thank Prosecutor.
Thanks are extended to the Co
Pros, Mr. Schwartz, and TO his as
sistant, Mr.. Schock. In their prose
cution of the cases now in hearing
they have given the heartiest of CO.
operation and have lessened, 10 a
great extent, the obstacles with
which we have come in contact.
"All credit for the raids conduct
ed here should be gwen 70 Capt
Van Hook and the following men
who worked under him; Ben Gould
Harry MatherS, Jacob Smith and
j. NJ. Montgomery
Mr.. Brennan then explained their
angle on the recent injunction To
prevent them from removing the
Zimmer-Dumbache liquor. He said
that the whole trouble was due "a
a misunderstanding all around. and
that his men had thought the liquor
was part Of the quantity which they
should at some future date need as
evidence.
Pros. schwartz gave the follow
ing statement: Il am of the opinion
that the many harsh things which
have been said about South Bend
lately may have led the federal Of
fcers TO expect that we might not
fully cooperate with them. We have
shown in the cases which have come
to trial that each was prosecuted
upon the evidence procured legally
and that in no case was a convic-
ton asked either by us or by the
federal officials where the facts did
not seem TO merit it.
I'VE have worked shoulder 70
shoulder with Capt. Van Hook and
we deeply appreciate the fine spirit
shown by him and his men,,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29
POSTAL OFFICIAL Is
GIVEN LONG SENTENCE
BY JUDGE ANDERSON

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2s.-Alfred
l. LAIR, Il. former superintendent
of mails at Terre Haute, was SEN
fenced 10 three years in the fedral
prison at Atlanta by Judge A b.
Anderson in L. s. district court
here Monday. He had been found
guilty by jury on a charge of steal
ing from, the mails.
LAIR was indicted on report of
postoftice inspectors that he had
been seen taking four marked one
dollar bills from a drawer
The witness admitted three of the
bills had been found on his person
and he had spent one of the bills.
He said he took the bills from a
drawer in which he kept postage due
money. This drawer, h said, was
available 10 about 90 clerks and
he did not know how the bills came
10 he in the drawer.
The jury was out but 1 o minutes
before il was ready with a verdict.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29
NTER-CHURCH MOVE
WILL BE ABANDONED
By Associated Press

By Associated Press:
NEW YORK, June 2s.-The bill
lion dollar campaign of the Inter
Church World Movement has been
abandoned. IL was announced Mon
day, following a meeting of the
executive committee. The entire
project may end July s, it was said.
when the general committee will
meet TO consider what steps, if any,
will be taken to carry on the other
aspects of the campaign.
Several reasons were hack of the
decision, the committee stated. the
principal one being the present
prevalence of drives" of various
kinds which are being carried on
throughout the country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONED
fees as he possibly can. And he
firmly believes that any candidate
who has the least faint OF prohi-
bitlon on him not only will lose IN
the nation but will drag the New
y ork state and judicial ticket down
with him.
AIR Murphy has seen too many
state and judicial tickets dragged
down To care for that sort Of thing.
Which is why he is off Cox. and will
doubtless remain of OF him.
The Murphy detection has. OF
course heartened some OF the other
candidates, and there Is a great
deal OF McAdoo talk around today.
But there is not enough, as yet
And too much of IL is done by dele
gates who will have nothing what
ever TO say in the final decision.
It would be foolish-too prophesy,
that Murphy will support no candi-
date who is dry, but he will not
do so unless he absolutely has TO
Cox Boom supporters.
The shock he suffred when he
discovered that Cox was not as guar
but he viii set going again before
the end OF the week. And. inasmuch
as nc has practically the whole
New York. state delegation in his
vest pocket. what re does will make
a difference. As for the Cox PEOPLE,
they are now insisting that Cox Is
Just as liberal as ne ever was and
that doesn't help matters much. for
evry time they try 10 plaCate Muir
ply they infuriate Bryan. And that
Is the reason that you viii read in
the news chronicles OF the papers
that the outstanding features OF the
conventions opening is the dropping
and whitening OF the once highly
promising Cox boom.
Downright. Iq2OO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29

iaries. followed this, gave a brief ad-
dress.
SOmcrs Speaks.
Orlando A. Somers, past comman-
der in chief of the G.. A. r.. then ad-
dressed the delegates. He pointed
out that there can be heroism In
peace, and he insisted that patriot
ism did not necessarily imply serv-
ice in a war. 1t Is patriotism TO
obey the claws OF the land" he de-
clared. ut is patriotism TO stand
for law enforcement Why, down In
Evansville only a short while ago it
was necessary to have federal Off
GERS come in and enforce the law. II
there is another city IN this state
that has a record like that, IT GER
tainly Is not TO be envied."
The speaker then went on to ex-
plain how organizations of veterans
could WELD an appreciable power at
the polls. Soldiers saved the re-
public: soldiers have preserved it's
dignity up 10 this very hour; SOL
diers ought TO have-and will have
something 10 say about the govern
ment," he said.
Tells of Comradcship.
Floyd O. Jellison, who fought In
the Spanish American war, and who
was also a lieutenant in the recent
war with legion, OF which he Is a
member. as we'll as a member OF the
local Spanish War Veterans camp
He pointed out the comradeship
which exists between all men who
have served under the Stars and
Stripes. whether in the Civil war. the
Spanish American war. or the war
with Germany.
For an hour and a half before the
military ball began At Beyler hall
the Red Mems band gave concert
in front OF the court house for the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29
DESCENDS 1880 FEET
IN ARMY PARACHUTE
By Associated Press :

DAYTON. o.. June 2S.-Sergt-
BottreiIle. OF McCook field, Monday
made parachute descent Of what
was said to be 10, 500 feet, believed
10 be a new record. The plane,
plotted by Sergt. MADAM. climbed TO
an altitude marked by the Indicator
as 1880 feet. ~ was stated. Bot
treble climbed out on the fusilage
20 make his jump. The wind
caught his parachute and pulled
him through the tail of the ma
chine. tearing of the rudder.
Bottreille landed near German
town. ten miles west OF here. with
his parachute ripped where II had
been in contact with the tail wires
of the plane. The plane landed
safely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29
SCHOOL BOARD GIVES
INCREASE nv WAGES

Raises in the wages of caretakers
of some of the school buildings, rec
commended by Building Sup't Smith,
were approved at the weekly meet
ing Of the school board. Monday
night.
A committee from the Franklin
school asking for the purchase OF
ground adjoining the school tn be
used for future building die not re-
ceive a definite answer.
Mr.. Smith was reappointed as
building superintendent, and Miss
Helen Dernback as director OF vo-
cational education.
The next meeting OF the board will
be held on July ~.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29
Cox and Atty Gen A
Palmer.
SDurt CauScS Tall

Cox and Atty. Gen. A Mi
Palmer
squirt Causes Talk.
The squirt Of the McAdoo booW
was the chief topic OF discussion
among the assembling delegates. al
though interest was stilI keen in
the wet or dry issue league % ma
tons. and Ireland-all 81 which
may have 10 go 20 the floor 81 .he
convention for determination.
With the issuance q his drv
plank. ". J. Bryan reiterated HE
purpose Of fighting the matter out
on the floor OF the convention. The
personnel OF tho resolutions commit
tee. Of which ne Is a member. fndl-
Gates that Il IS extremely unlikely
his views viii prevail in the com
mtttee room.
To Mako Protest
Although Bryan has also a plank
protesting against making the league
OF nations a political issue and urE-
ing ratification. IL - intimated
among his friends that ne viii not
be a bitter-ender on this issue as
he proposes being on the prohibit
ton question.
The administration forces which
gained such sweeping victories on
Saturday in the credentials fights
before the national committee. faced
more difficult situation today I'm
the selection OF a chairman OF the
resolutions committee. sen. Carter
Glass Of Virginia. the administration
candidate for chairman. is strongly
opposed by Sen. Walsh Of Montana.
candidate Of the insurgents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-29
BURNHAM CALLED TO
LONG ISLAND AFTER
SOUTH BEND VISIT

Willie Burnham. who Is in jail
awaiting trial on the charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretences.
has received an urgent invitation
from District Atty OIeary. OF Long
Island, 20 visit him when the South
Bend authorities have terminated
their reception in his honor.
Pros. Atty Schwartz received the
wire Saturday. IL is believed that
Burnham is wanted by the eastern
officials on the same charges as
those for which he is now under ar
rest.