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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
DENVER HAS 256. $50.
Has Grown Only 20 Per Cents Dallas,
Texas. Increased 72.6 Per Cent.
4 ssncIatnl prass to f.Yerx Evening

~ Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington, MAY 20-The Census
Bureau issued the following population
totals today:
Denver Col, 256 $50: increase A.
9Ss, or col per cent.
Elizabeth. n i, a56s2; increase a.
237, or 30.3 per cent
New London, Conn, 25,6ss; increase
6.029, Of 307 per cent.
Tacoma. Wash, o6, pos; increase l3, ,222
or $50 per cent.
EngleWood, N. j., 1l,0l7; increase
1913 or Ill per cent.
Garfield N. j., 1881: increase 8, los
or sos per cent.
Dallas Texas, i5S,976i increase Go, ST.,
or T26 per cent.
Utica, n Y, "a, 1876; increase l9,7I7,
or 26.5 per cent.
Altoona, Pa, 90, ,331i increase S,20I, or
l5T per cent.
Rockford, Ill, 65,65i; increase %, ,2a0,
or lilo per cent
Hamilton county, Ohio, containing
Cincinnati, 493,67s, increase 32,946, or
- per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
u. S. NAVY PERSONNEL
LARGER THAN EhGLAND'S
Daniels Answers Charges That He
Did Not Provide Enough Men
for Ships.
Br Assoclated - 10 Every Evenlng


Washington. May Secretary Dan
iels TODAY referred to the testimony OF
naval officers that he did not take ade-
quatc steps to secure sufficient personnel
for the navy before the United States
entered the war He told the Senate
Committee investigating the navv's con
duct Of the war that efforts 70 link his
personnel policies in 1914 with the World
War had been abortive and said that if
he erred then it was because he followed
the pecedents established by those who
preceded him in office
lie had been criticised by Rear Admiral
Fiske and other officers because IN 1914
when he only asked Congress for enough
men TO fill the peace compliments OF the
ship, Mr.. Daniels said he was only
following Recommendations of the general
board made in conformity with established
policy Of the board
Mr.. Daniels reviewed at length al the
personnel existing during his term Of
office, and told the committee that what
the navy did in enrolling and training
Young men during the world war has had
no precedent IN any navy during the last
/ or any previous war
The British Navy. he said; totalled
/ 4i5.6I2 officers and men when the ARMS
F.. tice was signed, against 520,02l for the
/ United States, in May 1916, the General
/ Board recommended 100. 900 men as the
/ number for the navy for war IN the
/ Atlantic, Mr. Daniels said. In August
Of that year he recommended and Con
/ gress authorized just 5000 less thap that
/ number. he declared Nobody in the
/ navy ia 1915 or 1916 dreamed that IN
/ any war so many as 100000 men would
/ be needed" he declared
/ 1t was not until after the United States
! entered the war that It became evident
/ that preparations must be made on a
| much larger scale than 10000 men, Mr..
/ Daniels said. Efforts Of Admiral Flske
/ to convey TO the committee an impression
/ that the secretary directed the General
Board in 1914 to cut out certain recon-
| Inendations with regard 10 the personnel
[ was unjust 10 the board and 30 him,
/ the Secretary stated He did not ask
/ for a large increase in personnel that year,
/ he said. because he did not believe Con-
/ gress or the country was disposed to
/ spend the money necessary, adding, that
1 he did not order any part Of the board S
| recommendations withheld. lie did sug-
| qest that the board stress the building
program and eliminate reference ~
/ any particular increase in men that year
I the witness said.
/ Mr. Daniels paid tribute 10 the work
I Of Rear Admiral Victor Blue, formerly
| Chief Of the Bureau Of Navigation and
/ read letter from that officer denying
/ enDhatically Rear Admiral Mexican
/ statement 10 the committee that shortage
4 of navy personnel was largely due 10 ~
error made BY Admiral Blue in 1915 il
estimating the compliments Of ships
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
THREE ARRESTS FOLLOW
LIQUOR TRUCK HOLDUP
Whisky Said to Have Been Stolen
From Vehicle at Claymont a
Week Ago.

State Detective Mccoy, assisted by
Constables Jones and Wilmington, last
night arrested William Lutz of Philadel-
phia, said to be an agent for a Phila-
delphia fruit dealer; Edward Lewis of
Claymont and William Lewis of Will
mington. They are under bali of 81 900
each on the charge of having whisky in
their possession and the officers say they
have obtained 40 gallons of liquor in
demijohns They will be given hearing
before Magistrate Gillis tomorrow after
noon.
Last Friday night n truck carrying
two barrels of whisky and in charge of
Lutz, with two other men from Phila-
delphia, was held up by highway men
near Claymont directly in front of the
house of Edward Lewis. The holdup men
compelled Lutz and his companions to
stop at the point of pistols and took the
two barrels of whisky.
Last night the officers went to the house
of Lewis in Claymont and discovered
they say, 40 demiiohns of whisky in the
attic. Lewis asserts the whisky was
brought to his house on Thursday by a
friend living in this city who asked him
to store it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
"PENNSY" RUSHING CARS
TO BREAK FREIGHT TIEUP
Sending Trains OF Box and Con
dola Carriers West for Food
and Fuel.
Rr Associared - % Everr Evenins


New York, May 20-In an effort 70
move eastward vast supplies u iood ami
fuel held in the west because Of lack 90
railroad equipment, the Pennsyiyania
Railroad today began speeding west
ward long trains Of empty box and gon-
dola cars. All outgoing freight has been
detained BY the Pennsylvania IS hours
Short time embargoes will also be placed
in effect.
The car shortage coupled with l2boI
disturbances on the railroads IS rapidly
creating an acute situation here, y wa
said by business men, who asserted hal
building operations were being ser:I sl9
affected. The Merchants AssocIatCT
Yesterday announced that a number d.
additional manufacturing establishment,
had been forced 10 close because OF lack
OF raw materials, and others would close
perhaps every day from now on unless
something drastic was done to relieve
the situation.
One large contracting firm reported
that FIVE out Of IFS nine building opera-
tions had been halted because of inability
to secure supplies, and cited the fact
that thew have waited two months 10
get a carload Of steel from Youngstown.
Ohio. and one month for a carload Of
bricks from Trenton, the latter place Just
a few hours run from New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
STATE FEDERATION
OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
Interesting Gathering at Dover
Today From All Parts OF the
State.

Special Disratch From staff Cores pondent
Dover. Nav 20.-The ladies Of Dover
extended hearty welcome to the mem
bers Of the State Federation of Women 5
Clubs. who gathered here today for their
annual meeting. which will be held today
and tomorrow. Every section OF the state
was represented.
While the membership, naturally, Is re-
tricted TO women, prominent men are
also in evidence, and during the conven-
ton il is expected that there viii be ad-
dresses bv Dr.. r. W. Cooper, Dean ROBIN
son of the Women's College; Pierre ). du
Pont Josiah Marvel. DR.. Hastings ID
Hart of the Russell Sage Foundation.
Mrs. II. s Prentiss Nichols, president OF
the Philadelphia New Century Club; Hon
Everett c. johnson, and others prominent
IN Delaware and nationally.
The IS or more delegates attending the
convention came IN yesterday afternoon
and this morning by rail and auto. A large
delegation came from Wilmington, IN
cluding the leading club women OF the
CITY. The Dover Century Club Is hostess
for the meeting.
The Federation meeting was opened
this morning at 1890, the address of well
come being delivered by Miss WinIfred
Morris. president of the Dover Century
Club and Mrs.A d. Warner, the FEEDER
alton president, responded. Mrs. Warner
congratulated the Federation on its
growth since its organization % years ago,
and told the story of the gavel she used,
which was made from 8 famous tree near
the State Capitol building
Mrs. Warner admonished the club
women of the State to continue along the
lines they had been working, and sug-
gested as the Federation slogan, Forward,
March.
The corresponding secretary, Mrs. Floy
Booth gave report OF the four executive
meetings during the year-one at Smyrna,
one at Wyoming, one at Mlddletown, and
one this morning at Dover. The latest
additions to the roll of clubs IN the Fedora
ton. she said, were the Stanton Club and
the Woman Club at ClaYmont.
The State Federation now includes 81
clubs with total membership of z, ,977.
During the morning session greetings
were received by wire and letter from
prominent clubwomen in all parts Of the
country Among these was one from
Mrs. Josiah Cowles, of the National
Federation of Women Clubs, from Cali
fornia. Mrs. Warner suggested that the
State Federation send q reply to Mrs.
CowIes' greeting.
The program Of the morning was inter
spersed with music, instrumental, and
vocal which was greatly enjoyed by the
delegates.
The meeting this afternoon will hear
reports from the committees on home
economics, and Education, and there will
be addresses on teachers training and
other matters in which the club women
are interested
The meeting tonight will be held in the
Methodist Church.
Continued to page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
CARRANzA TRYING
TO ESCAPE REBELS,
HIS CAPTURE NEAR
Fugitive Presidents Commanding
Officers and Men Go Over TO
Rebels at Critical Period.
HE SEEKS TO GET OUT
OF MEXICO VIA PUEBLA
Rr AssocIaled Press b 80 EvenIng


Mexico City, MAY l9.--President Car
rama, with q few followers, was reported
on May lS 10 be in the village Of CHG
nahuapan, in the northern part Of the
State Of Puebla, according 70 bulletin
issued at military headquarters here.
Il is believed he is heading toward the
imprernable fastnesses Of the Zacapoaxfls
mountains, which Victoriano Huerta
failed TO occupy after years campaign
in 1914.
Generals Lucio Blanco and Francisco
De p. Mariel have deserted the fugitive
and have surrendered 10 revolutionary
forces
San Antonio. Tex, May 20.--Ceneral
Caranza Is attempting 10 escape from
Mexico through the port of Naulta state
Of Vera Cruz. according 70 a dispstch
reaching this city from MEXICO City, snd
to General Trevino who had Just returned
10 the capital from the state of Puebla
Treveno said he had dispatched three
columns in pursuit Of the President In
command Of a leader well acquainted with
the territory
Trevin9 declared that Carranzs's e.
cape was impossible and predicted bis
capture within few hours, the dispatch
added
Chihuahua City, Mexico, Nav 80
Juan Pico. secretary Of the Mexican laboT
party. today received the following tele-
gram from the department Of infornstion
and propaganda in Mexico City:z
General De Ia Tore Of the CarTanza
forces, today surrendered TO General
I GlIadelope Sanchez near san Marcos
Puebla. General Carlos Osuns, Car
rama commander at Matamoras Tama-
ullpaz. went over To the revolutIonlsts
( with 800 cavalry.
/ The Supreme Court justices who fed
I with Carranza and returned here recently
I held court today and we're to choose p
+ chief justice
+ last night q treasury train, captured
nv the Revolutionists returned 70 Mexico
City with twenty million pesos IN gold
+ The special trains Of Carranza and Of
( General AiurgIia also returned.
THE national congress already has a
i quorum necessary to name the provisional
president"
4 General Elias Gales says conditions IN
CoapnIa. Tarnaulipaz and Nuev0 Leon
are 80 tranquil that 1000 troops Jfnaei
General Huertado are leaving there toi
Chihuahua.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Horse Dashes Down Lancaster Avenue
Hill Throwing Driver From Wagon.

W. S. Carthrn had a thrilling experience
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, while
driving wagon owned by Isaac l. Wright
When at Lancaster avenue and Scott
street, proceeding east on the avenue, the
horse became frightened and bolted- 1t
continued to run after it had reached the
down grade and was going at a lively clip
when Franklin street was reached. At
that point the wagon was upset and the
driver thrown out. He was only bruised,
however
The horse kept on going, but was
caught at Van Buren street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
MACCABEEs RECEPTION.
To be Held AT Hotel du Pont Tonight In
Honor of Deputy Supreme Com
mander.

The Womans Benefit Association of the
Maccabees will hold a reception this
evening in the duBarry Room, Hotel du
Pont from TO II, in honor of Mrs.
Minnie L. Keppinger, who is Deputy su-
preme Commander of the Woman's Benefit
Association, in the states of Delaware,
Maryland and the District of Columbia
At 6 o'clock the officers of the club and
their friends will have a banquet at the
Lambros.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
PALMER WINS BY 60 600.
Pennsylvania Democrats Gave Big
Majority 10 Administration Iandidate.

By Associated Press 10 Every Eyenina
Harrisburg Pa, May 20.-C Claims that
Attorney General 4 Mitchell Palmer
would have 60000mo votes IN the Dem
ocratic primary than Nm g. McAdoo,
whose name was written on the ballot in "A
number Of counties, were made today by
Warren Nandyke, secretary of the Dem
ocratlc state committee.
.eThe Bonniwell forces fell down lament
ably in their effort to defeat Palmer
through the use Of McAdoo stickors,
said Mr.. Vandyke, who says Judge Eugene
G. Bonniwcl will be the only Bonnmeil
delegate in the delegation to san Francisco.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
PASS HONEYMOON IN CLOUDS.
Naval Aviator VIII Take Bride High in
Air After Wedding.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Boston, May 20.-The Honeymoon
Express, " the latest thing here in convey
ances for newlyweds, j. being tuned up
today in preparation for It's maiden trip.
1t Il a two-passenger biplane. finished IN
white enamel and with Honeymoon
Express, lettered on the fusilage.
Edward A. Terhune, Jr., who was a
naval aviator during the Wa, had the
plane built for his bride who desired q
honeymoon in the clouds The couple
will leave here tomorrow with Terhune
plotting the machine to Springfield, N.
", and Atlantic City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
POLES BEATEN By REDS.
Soviet Capture Many Prisoners and Army
Stores i'm hiey Section.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
London, Nav 2O--The offensive be-
gun last Friday BY the Bolsheviki against
the Poles along ffty-mile line on the
northern front was continuing successfully
up to Wednesday. according to an official
statement from the Soviet government
received by wireless from Moscow today.
The Polish retreat was continuing and
was panicky at some points, the statement
declared.
The capture Of a large number Of pri-
soners and immense amounts Of supplies
il claimed
The Bolsheviki report their advance ID
the Cherkassy region along the Dniepel
10 the south Of kiev. to be continuing
but state that there isno change in the
sitution in the region Of hiev itself,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
u. S. MARSHALSHIP.
Confirmation of Marshal Fairy Deferred
at Instance Of Senator Ball.

According to the Associated Press, the
confirmation, by the United States Senate,
of the denomination Of United States
Marsahl, Martin Il. Fairy, was tempor-
arily deferred ut the request Of Senator
Ball
Mr.. Fairy was reappointed on the
recommendation Of Senator Wolcott and
there is no reason to believe that the
appointment viii not be confirmed by the
Senate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
Patching Of Trousers Ends in Court.

The story Of patched pair Of trouseTs
was aired before Magistrate Barnet
Gluckman yesterday afternoon in the
case Of Robert Towers, sos East Second
street, plaintiff, and Stanley Silka, de-
fendant Towers alleged that he had
taken a pair Of light trousers to Silka
TO have a small patch placed on them and
saws the trousers when returned contained
a very much larger patch of a darker
material Magistrate Gluckman gave
Judgment in favor Of the plaintiff, Towers
for Sl5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
Oil Experts Drop in April.

by Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington, May 20 Exports for
April decreased Sl35 900, 600, while Inn
ports fell off S30,000,000 as compared
with the trade figures of March, it was
announced today by the Department Of
CnInmerce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
Man Killed in Limerick Riot.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Dublin, May 20 One man was killed
and two women were wounded in rioting
last night in the streets Of Limerick, where
police and soldiers are on duty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
HARD coal SUPPLY HALTED.
Reading Railroad Will Devote its Energies
10 Keeping Factories in Fuel.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Reading, Pa, May 20-It IS likely
that the Reading Company viii curtail
the output Of hard coal in the Schuylklll
regions for few weeks while the company
is hurrying its empty cars 70 the soft coal
region 10 rush fuel to manufacturers in
the East
The company has not been sending
many az its cars 70 the West Virginia
and Clearheld fields for some time on
account oI running short in the anthracite
region.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20

playhouse Elks' Minstrels.
{Sarrick ireland a Nation.
Queen luck leherry Finn.
Majestic" The DAnCin Fool.
Rialto-"Six Feet Four.
Savoy-"The Orphan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
Weather Forecast.

BY Associate Press 70 Every GveninS
washington May 20.-weather forecast
for Delaware
Generally cloudy tonight ana frlday
little change Ia temperature gentle south
erly winds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20

Friendship dance, Friday evening
Tickets so cents.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20

Certified milk for infants. Clover Dairy
Co.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-20
Amusements Ionlghk

A safe spring tonic, Clover Dairy MIX
ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11
| = CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Yery nigh gradee brick We
neered home Of II rooms IN good lOca-
non; exery modern conv snirnce, includ
necuOns ell over house. laundry com
plete, large mangle, nOt-water heating
system, gas and electricity, large attic
seven cellars with cement floors through
out. one beautifully inlaid floor. walls
covered with high grade Durlap and
painted, parlor beautifully hand painted
three hreplaces, screens and storm win
dows Tor entire house, two-car garage,
fine old shade trees, lawn with beautiful
shrubbery, and alley on side This home
Is In excellent neigbbOrhoOd and was
built Tor present owner buc have excel
lent reasons Tor selling No pains or
expense were spared IN erection. VIII
make very desirable, permanent home for
hight party. Price S33, 900. Write Box
A-92, care News-Times 4544-l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11
w O. DAVIES & co.


We offer immediate possession OF the
following homes at reduced prices
Six room, modern, square-type house
oak borders and solid oak trim, white
enamel trim on second floor; furnace.
electric. laundry tubs, excellent condi-
ton; vacant and ready for occupancy
Price 5000.
A six-rOOm, smi- bungalow in Navarro
place; hardwood floors, white tile bath,
fireplace, screened porch. Price $500.
A slK-roOm home six blocks from
court house; modern throughout, fur.
mace, electric and bath. Price 81, 500
A siX-rOOm home with new furnace.
new bath and new lighting fixtures and
new garage South on Carroll ST. Price
S4,7OO.
Six room house on Fellows ST, cleo
trio, gas, water and pavement; with
stove heat. Immediate possession. Price,
$500, cash 81 800.
Homes Of all type priced up TO $50 COO.
w. .. DAVIES & co.
22i :. Main st Lincoln 5779.
1877 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11

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
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11

Possession in one week-Excellent 10
cation, &ve blocks from center. a beau
tiful home with large lot and garage,
shrubbery, garden and fruit; seven rooms,
paved street. Price $4,000, cash 81 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11

See us for suburban homes. mansions
palatiaI homes. IRONING houses, apart
ments and stores
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11
REAL ESTATE.
: l 9lS[H]
D HAD

You've heard people ~ IL after
they've built a house to I've in. Il
wish had put closet here or
stairway there or a window on that
landing"
ITO build a house Just right Is
not an easy matter until one has
had considerable experience. For
years we have been making a bust
ness OF erecting homes Of all kinds
and sizes for South BEND people.
We have discovered what constitutes
the difference between a house and
a home, learned what things are TO
be avoided in building and what
conveniences and comforts are TO be
embodied.
We have made a thorough study Of
large scale methods Of construction,
and when opportunity to save you
money presents itself, we take ad-
vantage OF IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11

AUTO AND TRUCK painting high grade.
quick service and right prices. Come
and see US. South Bend Exchange. 400
= Carroll. oZ94-l2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11
FOR SALE

LINCOLN WAY EAST modern six
room house with ga ;e. $1,000.
HANEl AV., modern seven room house
81 600. Possession at once.
LAPORTE AV. CLOSE TO COLFAX
AN, seven room house, gas. bath, city
water, large lot, $3.50.
NOTRE DAME AN partly modern
home, $500
SOUTH EDDY, six room house, $500,
on payment.
SOUTH PARRY, six room house, 5000
on payments
L. BROADWAY, seven room home
large lot, 81. go.
+. FOA ST, seven room home. modern
but furnace This property is nearly
new and pOssessiU-- Immediately, $500.
W. Is. McHENRY.
RealtOr.
Lincoln 573. 22O Farmers Trust Bldg.
51G7- If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11
EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAIN

FOR SALE - TEN ROOM, MOD
ERN HOUSE On EAST SIDE OF
THE CITY, TWO BLOCKS FROM
CENTER OF TOWN; HAS SIX BED
ROOMS AND Is PARTICULARLY
SUITABLE FOR HOOMING PUR-
POSES; LARGE LOT. AMPLE ROOM
FOR ANOTHER "OUSE ON THIS
LOT. CAN GIVE POSSESSION
SOON. VERY CONVENIENT To
EAST SIDE FACTORIES AND
SCHOOL. THIS PROPERTY BE
BE SETTLED AT ONCE. PRICE
$500; $1,000 DOWN, BALANCE on
TERM. SOUTH BEND REALTY
co. 225 5. MAIN ST. MAIN 1771;
LINCOLN GODS. 52SS-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11

A GOOD HABIT--Call Main POO
vixen you need help. News Times
classified ads-Tney're easy TO
read" 4lOO-u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11

FOR SALE - On Dayton st: A new,
strictly modern, five room bungalow for
g, 200 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- II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11
roN SALE

ron SALE
Modern house. l.. Indiana av. s.. 200
Modern house, 5. High It ~ 1000
Modern house, California av.. 1900
Modern house. w. Washington
av. ...............-.... 5000
Modern house, s. Michigan OF $500
Modern house. southwest part GOO
Modern house, E. Dubail av... $500
House. Sample st..... 5000
l-House, w. Colfax ay....... HOO
JAMES A MCCULLOUGH
Residence Onice
SIC Z. Wenger St 235 s. Michigan At
Lincoln 56lT. Main 1880
1854 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11
Cottages
Houses
Store and Office Rooms.

FOR RENT-second aud third floors
over the W0olworth store. <. Michigan
ct. each floor being approximately ~ by
g feet and modern Ia every respect; in
first class repair. steam heated. These
rooms are very desirable for retail or
light manufacturing purposes Inquire
81 James A. 3udie. IL S. Main 81
5f62-1J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11

A six room house on Fox St, Of
the Dutch Colonial style OF archi-
lecture, exceptionally large living
room. bath and all cOnveniences sit
uated on a large lot that affords
plenty Of space for gardening. Terms
cash or payments.