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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
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(Ciag dalszy.)

-Og6Lno mnic rzek} tyiko czysto pick
nie, jai ma wesele.
- Mecca pan Spiewalski bsdz:c spokojny... ia
&ojq sztu&le dobrze znann.
Usadzit sic ma ~hrzeSle, twarz mu namyd1it "a
cz2i j2 drapat stara brzytwq, az trzeszczalo. Spie-
Hatski zzby 5cisna} Z b6lu, ale ~cicrpia!, dopoki mu
=yd do czysta blody ME oskroba}. Zaciq} go tylko
DIVA ray, ale wnet rank bibuIq zaleprt. Spiewalski
niaf co chcia}. Ogol1t go zyd pieknie gtadko, talk
re duza, pchna twarz oblubiehca wyglqdala akurat,
;ak n5ody kartoiel Saciak, gdy go baba }yzk2 bla-
szana os&robie i do woody wrzuci.
Spojrzal starry wNlusterko, resztki myd}a reka-
wcrn z twarzy otarl do donu K:c1iszka sic uda,.
Mech bedzie pochwaIony rzckl - gdzic
R6zia!
-Oho!- odrzekt Kieliszek - spi jeszcze, do
piero 0 dziesiqtej kazaNa sic obrpdzic.
-Czy, broh Boze, zastabIa ? zapytal z ME
pokojen.
- Me znawca jesteS, panic zieciu o<irzeN
Kieliszek. - Kazda dziewczyna zawsze chce ladnie
w~yglqdac, a coz dopiero parma mfoda " dzicn $lubu.
Take to juz rsposobicrie kobiece. R6zia mic kazaia
sic budzic, DO chce bye wywczasowana, Swieza, la
dna. Rozun1iesz, panic zieciu?
Rozumiem.
- Ola ciebie ona to czyni prawde m6wiqc,
ME wart jesteS takiej Slicznej zoneczki.
- Widac ze1n wart, skoro mi jQ dajecie -
rzekA Spiewalski Z usmiechem, magic jednak zamy-
Sir sic s~pochnrrniaA. Dostrzegl to K;clisze&.
C6ze&cie talk osowieli? zpytal - co wan
- Et, mic.
Gadajciez - p~rzeciez ME obey sobie jcsteS-
my; teraz przyjaciele, a "a kilka godzin, pc waszyrl
sitpbie Z R6ziq krewniacy :, blFscy krewniacy
ia niby wasz o~jcioc, q wy niby mo- SYM. Szczc7o5t
p~Uniedzy MANI powdnna bye wielka. Prawda?
- A no, piekrie m6wicie prawdziwie, to tcl
przyznam sic warn, panic Kicliszkowski, le Z dice
mi dlze utrapienie mann. Opad}y mn:c na drodze.
- Aha - zebyScie sic ME zerlili...
- Juzci....
Moi panic Spiewalski, ME WV picrwszy ME
my ostatni macie TAXI przytrawunek. Bywa tax "a
wsze, gdy ojciec owdowieje i chce sic zenit, a ma
dzieci dorosfe. Zaraz w lament uderz2, niby Z wicl-
kiego k~uchania, a to ME o kochanie idzic, ME o ~
c~ziwo5c, ale o majqtek. Wla&nie zcby dzieci byly
dobre i szczere, to namawia}yby OLGA do malzch-
stwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27

(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08
CHICAGO HAS GREATEST
HOME LACK IN HISTORY

CHICAGO, April S.-Chicago faces
the greatest home famine in its his
, tory. according to Robert Bartlett Jr.,
manager of a real estate concern here.
Practically every available space
for sub-dividing has been sold," Bart
lett said. 1T isn't the land question
that's worrying real estate dealers
it's the building question.
There are more families in Chica-
go now than it has room for. Build
ers are unable to erect houses because
OF the high price and scarcity OF ma
terial. Material can't be touched re-
gardless of the money the contractor
is able to pay. Where the material
goes / cannot say definitely. The
only plausible reason 1 can find for
lthe shortage Is the large number of
factories under construction. Dealers
seem to give this class of trade pref
erence to the home builder. II dras-
tic means are not adopted soon to cope
with the situation. Chicago will lost
great number of it's populacc be-
cause of the inability to house them.
The situation is SO pressing that
many people are moving into unfin-
| ished buildings with possibly no roof.
or unheated. There are many build
ings in Chicago now under construc-
tion with little hope of immediate
completion.
Because of the building shortage
many families of three to five are
required to live in a single room where
they are forced to pay unheard of
rent"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08
REALTY TRANSFERS
DEEDS.

DEEDS.
| Florence NJ. Coffman to Marian
Manning, $4,000. Lots s, 9, 10 and IL.
Block 90, Res. Add. Pendleton.
Marion l.. Van Schoiack to Jas
cunha. $140O. NE IA NV Ia ana
w IL NE IA Sec. 10, NV Ia NV
IA. Sec. 20 and NE IA NV Ia Sec.
16, Tp 2. s. r. "a.
A. X. smythe to Jos Cunha, s14Oo.
Sc Ia Sec. s, and Sw Ia NV Ia
Sec. 16, Up. 2, s. r. "a.
Dan p. Smythe to Jos. Cunha,
s14oO. Sw Ia Sw IA Sec. s, N 1-2
NV Ia, Sec. s, NE IA ND IA Sec.
4, NV IA NV IA Sec. 16, TIP. 2, s. r.
"a.
Levi Eldridge to Margaret A.
Hughes 5000. Mete and bound tract
in Sec. Is. TIP. l, s. X. 80, e. w. NJ
Umatilla Farm Lands Co. to John Nell
son $40. Mete and bound tract in
Sec. 33. TIP. 5, n. r. %.
Umatilla Farm Lands Co. to p. L.
Duncan. $40. Mete and bound tract
in Sec. SO. TIP. 5, N. r.. 2s.
Eliza Preston to Jos. Payant $33Ga
1-s lots 5, 6, IL and ~, Sec. is. TIP.
g, n. r. IS.
w. e. Putnam to Tum-a-lum Lum-
ber Co.. 81. Mete and bound tract in
Ireland's addition. Milton.
L. L. Leuailen to J. L. Lieuallen,
Jr.. 81. 1-2 interest In $ 1-2 NV Ia.
and lots 3 and Z. Sec. 5. TIP. N. II.
"a.
VIM. ]. McLam TO John Hoffman.
$500. portion of sW ia Sc IA In
Sec. 10: w 1-2 NE IL: = 1-2 NE IA
NV IA; s 1-2 NV Ia: w 1-2 Sc IA
E i-2 sw Ia and NV Ia SW Ia.
Sec 2. TIP. 4, n. r. 81.
Horace J. Van Schoiack TO Joseph /
cunha. $s40. Sc Ia NE Ia Sec. 10.
sw IL NV IL Sec, 20, sw IL swl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08

tracts in secs. and II, TIP. /, S. r. s2
Mark A. sturtevant to W. b. and
Twig Hinkle. $40. Mete and bound
tracts in Secs to II. TIP. S. r.. 80.
Harry Folsom to frankie f. Cox,
$4,000. Lot s and S "a feet OF Lot s,
Block 10, original town of Pendieton.
Billy Mckay 10 II. w. Collins, ST.
POO. Sc IA NV IA, Sec. 12. TIP. 2. N.
Il. 3s.
J. II. Raiey to Florence M. coffman
81. Lots block %, Res. Add. PEN
dleton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08

! NEW YORK, April Slime was
when we used to fondly believe the
hat OF straw denoted Spring and sum-
mer, Surely no one could make such
sad mistake nowadays. To be sure
a few straw hats do begin to appear
atop chic heads when snow drifts
start to melt beneath the urge of
spring. BY the time the first pussy
willows purr and robins twitter straw
hats have been cast aside however.
and CONNECTIONS of taffeta. tuIIe, rib
bon or satin crown the coiffures of
the spring and summer maids and
matrons.
The hats of hair so frafl and airy of
weave. abloom with gorgeous flora,
are the most appropriate and seasons
ably summery hats on view but the
majority of the close little turbans Of
satin, taffeta and ribbon suggest fall
and Winter quite as much as Spring.
Feather trimmings. sfraggly giycerin-
ed ostrich. aigrettes and Paradise.
adorn the Spring chapeaux irrespec-
tive Of the seasons. Flowers do or
nament models but raffia. beads. tas-
sels and ribbons give them a close run
for popularity.
Like Kindergarten Days
Ribbons especially have come into
a giorified- success as a hat adorn-
ment this season. Entire turbans and
brimmed hats are made Of narrow rib
bons woven together like those paper
mats OF kindergarten days Wide
brimmed horse hair hats have i'm
nense sashes Of vide pastel tinted
satin ribbon tied around their crowns
and dripping soft wide ends and loops
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08

IA Sec. II, TIP. ?, 5. X. 81
Dan p. Smythe to Jos. Cunha. $5.-
$50. Lands in Secs. 81, 2s. SO, "a, TIP
1. S. r. "a; and Secs. 3s, "a. TIP. !
S. r. "a and Secs. . and 16, TIP. 2,
s. r. 81.
Ada Hinkle to John s. Beall. $4,000
IL NE IA. Sec. 20, TIP. N. II. 2s
r. II. Wilcox to Mrs L. Il. Baldwin
$4,000. North 35 feet OF Lot 6. block
6, original town of Pendleton
Fay Sturtevant Lowell to Mark A.
Sturtevant, 81. Mete and bounc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08
shoes shcrt OF vamp


head and heart.
shoes shcrt OF vamp
Tassels long. heavy and gray bob
from almost every form OF head
covering but seem most at home from
the little close round Chinese hats of
straw. silk faced in contrasting tint.
Beads OF gayly colored wood in shapes
quaint and bizarre girdle crowns of
tulle amidst a fluff of tulle for brim
and sswaying strands of varicolored
beads anchored to opposite sides of
fan brimmed Cleopatraesque head
dresses hang in festive festoons be-
meath the chin or chins of ladies ad-
dicted to the Oriental modes
Foot notes of the season become
more and more short vamped and
Frenchy as well as ornate of strap,
buckle anu bow. Their prices are as
high as their French heels and after
You have purchased the necessary
summer quota of one white pair, one
patent kid pair, one brown suede pair
ard one of grey you will undoubtedly
be as short of cash as they are OF
vamp. They are worth most any sac
rifle however, for SO seductiyely all
Turing and high arched and small do
they make the foot that the female
who longs to be a vamp will find the
short vamp a telling factor In her
hearts desire.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08

with narrow rose hued grosgrain rib
bons sewed together in neat and verti-
cal rows that fray out in riot of silky
rosy fluff at tbe Drim edge. Another
quaint ribbon conceit is tall narrow
turban Of midnight blue satin shaped
like a Cossak's cap which is COM
pletely covered with wee wiggly loops
of tiny blue velvet ribbon to simulate
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08

almost to the waist line. Prayed rib
bons offers a novel trimming that
promises many smart effects. A close
turban made of narrow bands of alter
mating varicolored ribbons quantity
frayed presents surface not unlike
the grooyed hair edged back of the
armadillo. small round hat of rose
straw has turned up brim all faced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08
RIBBONS COME INTO GLORIFTED
SUCCESS AS HAT ADORNMENT

/, It's really joyous Springtime
For the calendars say so;
And the hat trees and the shoe trees
Are in bloom, the windows show.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08

Headaches From SLIGHT Colds
relieve the Headache By curing the
Cold. A tonic laxative and germ de-
Etroyer. Look for signature Z. w.
GROVE on box, soc,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08
srnnpsis q the Aanual Statement of the
wEssAcHusETrs soHpINa AND HsvR-
AMcE COMPANY

srpapsis q the Asnuni Statement of the
mkesAcHusETTs BoMpINo AND INsuR-
AmcE COMPANY
fhirty-first day q December, 1918. nsde 70 The
snrurAnce 1smnHlzHioner N TIE state of oregon
pprans'' 2 lA-' carrr.r,
Ansunt q espiiAi stscf raid up $500. .oco.eo
INCOME
Nct. vsumiums received during
Inssssss. dissassas and iss.s ne
eelsed dusins the gsAr.---.- 1ao-sss-es
= sstses 9arans Tbs yszs-..... 7ss.722-is
rOia income. ss.sss. 1860
DISBURSEMENTS
inrludiBs sdjustnaent eEpsnses g.. .sses sso9-fT
conmksons AID a1iaries paid
Tsxe. hesnsss snd fsas Daid
AMOUR q Al other expenditures 5ss.fos-ss
=. rst.i erpsnd5sar-.. .........ss.s3z.So4.I
ASSETS
ss;s. Z RAJ s.tsis osped ,,
snarss. .sln.l ..;..-:,.; - sss'sof-fe
'is 1asSse. 1siasl ..--...... - 4.s1s.sT7.OO
Lo-ns On nortsases snd eolist-
Cab "a sss;i ssais ssd o. hsna.... sso.iss-ss
Premiums in eonrne Of eoflectlon
written since ssptsn.b~ 80.
Astt .--.-- --.--.--''.- S-SSa "a
inisrsst and rents qua and se-
srued ...--.-.s-.-.-ss. %e.AsssO
Tots1 ass.ss .aas p 10 .ss
Total sssts sdzaittsd IN OREGON. .se.Sss-sIs-ss
LIABILITIES
lirn1s claims fer iexses unsan IN
sssfisssst aa - .---..... - sI.si:.ss..T1
- =, e.,,'ssssi,,r r,sss... szsa .177.ss
ru,- ~ e.,ir Ir-ics snd hraksrnns go 8Se II
Al sfhsr habliiiass .-..... JooSsa-s5
s. -s "a = Al IS So l,1s .oeo % 81 ios oos II
s nrsfSEss n oHBsoN .iOR THE YEAR
Net premiuns NFlleEn dunna he
T3r @ta.-
Illsaaa raif dnrinE the ycaf. 1esslA-@s
hanlesassas So7dinr and lnr~nnns Cen-
p =. FALyET. Prs.
lOfiS T.sBCkNEIT. eec-
E1lfufarI r1Itfauf AflnrnaI fM auN11t - L
Alirlrk- sIs Lanbsrmln Bail1l1E rortiznd.
o. 7 = =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08

the astrachan so close to the Tartars
head and heart.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-08

(written for the United Press.)
Although it's chilly and the ground
Has been quite white with snow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
JUDGE GILMER IS
INFLUENCED BY GREEN

Judge Gilmer OF the city court IS
not Irish. so says the story. but
nevertheless he certainly was infiu-
enced by the display OF green, ap-
propriate 20 the Erin celebration Of
St Patrick's day wednesday morn
ing.
William O'NeiT' called the court
as he opened the docket prepare
tory 10 opening the session.
A big strapping young man with
the smiling eyes Of a disciple of St
Patrick stepped forward.
You are charged with driving a
motor truck without a license,
sterrly beloved the judge, how
do you plead? ."
Guilty" answered the defendant.
but his eyes showed q merrier
twinkle.
The court stared hard at the de-
PENDANT for a moment and then de-
manded:
Are you Irish, O'Neil?"
Yes, sir, was the immediate
and proud answer.
Il wouldn't have the heart to
take any money from an Irishman
on St. Patricks day" laughingly
said the judge, I'll fine you 81 and
costs and suspend the fine. Next
CASE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
Charge Goshen Police
Head With False .4rreSt

Ten thousand dollar damages i
asked by Cassie Delcamp in pro
ceedings which started in circuit
court Wednesday against John c.
Rigney. chief Of police OF Goshen.
Mrs. ,Delcamp charges that she was
damaged that amount as the result
OF a false arrest.
Action was FIRST started in the
Elkhart circuit court al Goshen.
but a change OF venue was granted
70 the St. Joseph circuit court AT
er several Jurors were challenged.
a jury was finally selected wednss-
day morning and the hearing OF evil
dence began In the afternoon.
Mrs. Delcarnp testified on the
stand that she was falsely arrested
b. Chief Rigney on the charge OF
INVESTIGATION and that an irrepar-
able damage was done TO her repu-
tation and peace Of mind. she said
her standing in the community had
been lowered as a result Of the ar
rest and that she was not guilty OF
the charge.
Rigney was expected to take the
stand later in the afternoon and
testify in his behalf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
MAYOR CARSON TO
ISSUE DRASTIC
EDICT TO MOVIES
Price Boosting and Half Reels
on Holidays Will be
Prohibited.

The city administration has taken
steps 20 regulate the sunday per-
formAnces OF the moving picture
houses OF South Bend. according 70
an announcement made Wednesday
morning by Mayor Carson.
The action follows an investIga-
ton made by the mayor after
specific cases Of alleged price boost
ing for the Sabbath shows were re-
ported 20 him. The first act Of the
mayor was 20 call conference
Monday IL all theater managers in
order that an agreement could be
reached. whereby a reasonable uni
form admission price could be
ha-zed. IL was thourht that the
differences were amicably settled
but a letter received Wednesday by
the city executive has stirred that
official 20 action. with the result
toaI a set OF regulations We're drawn
up and sent out late Wednesday
afternoOn. The rules for the super
- ision OF the sunday performances
are considered quite drastic in their
Interpretation. calling for the open
ing Of the ticket window no sooner
than / O'Clock in the afternoon Of
the Sabbath day and prohibit the
raising OF the usual price Of admis-
SIGN without the fact being extern
sicily advertised.
HATS Price Boosting.
The practice OF boosting the
price on Sunday when large crowds
GRE the rule. must be stopped" de
clared the mayor Wednesday. land
the administrator also LOOKS ask
ance at the practice OF shortening
the performances in order TO bring
liz heavier box Office receipts. The
people pay their money for tire en-
tire picture and 7 viii personally is
see instructions 20 the t'seaters that
t1ey must put on the entire set az
reels fer the picture. ] have that
authority and I am using it to the
fuileEt extent"
The mayor declined 20 discuss the
CNeatualiries should the new regu-
latiohs not be complied VIA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
WIFE SAYS HUSBAND
STRUCK AND BEAT HER

Anna Kocsis charges her husband
beat and struck her in her suit for
divorce against Wendell Kocsis filed
in superior court "Wednesday. Mrs.
Kocsis stated her husband was in
the habit of coming home late az
night intoxicated and when In such
q condition would curse her and
strike her.
She said her husband was now
employed at the Singer company
and was earning $50 a week. She
asks the court for the custody OF
their four children and a weekly
amount for their support.
Che4les il Gray charges abandon
meDt in his suit for divorce from
Bernice Z. Gray filed in superior
court "Wednesday He stated his
wife left him without cause in July.
1917. and he has not seen or heard
Of her since that time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

Take these tablets made or sui
phur. cream Of tartar. calcium sui
phide and extracts of rare herbs
and take regularly FOR a month OF
50. and you can drive the poiSons
out OF your system. Sulpherb Tab
lets are wonderful 20 overcome con-
stipstion. sluggish liver and kidneys
and they quickly start all the elm
NATIVE organs working. They
flush the sewers" as II were. and
vou VIII feel the.~ 6ne effects all
through spring and summer. Head
aches. catarrh. ueuraIgia. rheumatic
pain. constipation and kindred ale
leuts due 90 polsons in the blood.
-l 90. the skin clears plmplcs and
oolls are absorbed and pass Olt
through the proper waste channels.
EEery package is guaranteed so you
an prove % easily. Good for chill
fren and adults All d~u ggtsts soc
~ sealed trna. Grr Suiph@.u Iab-
.sis lASt SS-aSSE L-5lA+sJ AdvL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

Is In arst addition of Navarro place 20
South Bend
Barry Scanlou and Catherine, husband
and wife 90 Rudolph Ziems ~ 66 acres
more or less in Center township.
Emma TanderhoOf ardiau 20 John
]. O'Brien and Virginia, husband and
wife, 5000 Part OF lot . first plat Z
chaplin place in South Bend
Mary Clark Coquillard and Alexis. her
husband % John H. O'Brien and Nir-
giuia. husband and wife. 81 Part Of lot
. first plat Of Chaplin place
William r Calvert AMI bis wife 20
South Bend Garden Co. Il. go acres
more or less in Portage township.
William q Calvert and Ella A. bus
hand and wife 10 Abe RoscnblUm. 81 s.
acres more or less in Portage township.
State OF Indiana 20 George Lang. 81 %,
tax deed. Lot No. -. Beiger farm add
ton TO Nfishawaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
POLICE START WAR
ON AUTO LICENSE
VIOLATORS IN CITY
Operators Pay Fines in City
Court For Failure TO
Display Tags.

Harvey ". Beck, 521 y. s.. Jo-
seph st. Orville Hardy, 5Is S. Main
St. William C'Neil, Lake Shore no
tel. Ray Leverick, 4O7 5. Main St.
William Rolls. lis S. limerick St,
and Joe Moore were each fined 81
and costs in the city court Wednes-
day morning for driving automo-
biles without the 1920 license
plates. In the cases Of Omen ana
Leverick the fines were suspended,
O'NeH receiving clemency because
IL was St. Patrick's day and Lever
ick's plea that he failed 70 secure
the required plates because Of a
lack Of necessary cash on account
of building a new house, the high
cost Of material taking everything
he could scrape together touched
the heart Of the court, who stated
ne had just finished "a similar under
taking and appreciated the cOndi-
tion OF the defendants pocketbook.
The remainder of the defendants
paid the fines
The cases "Wednesday We're the
results of the first days activities on
the part Of the police following in
structiOns issued by Chief Kline or
dering officers to arrest all automo-
bile owners driving without the 1920
licenses.
The official instructions are brief
but direct and call attention TO the
necessity FOR enforcing the license
requirements The fines assessed
the first victims Of the enforcement
measure were "a low rs possible.
the court placing the minimum
amount against tho offenders but
stated that the penalty viii be
stronger as the drive continues and
! issued n warming to motorists re
garding failure 90 procure the neces-
sary plates
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
Dim?

If your eyesight is dim, your WIS.,
ion blurred; if your eyes ache, itch,
burn or feel dry, get bottle of Bon
Optic tablets from your druggist,
dissolve one in a fourth of a glass
of water and use to battle the eyes
from two to four times a day. Bon
Optic has given stronger eyes,
clearer, sharper vision and relief to
thousands.
sight 5oSb in u weeks time in many instance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
AUTHORIZATION Is
SUBJECT OF LECTURE

Arthur Joel Bond, assistant exc
cutive secretary Of the Americaniza-
ton department Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
headquarters. Chicago, addressed
the Rotary club at their noon lunch
con at the oliver Wednesday.
Mr. Bond emphasized the need
Of strong Americanization methods
in the country at the present and
told of the benefits 20 city of com
Tunity singing. He later led the
club in singing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

PARIS. March 17.-Mlle holland
French aviatrix, claimed To- have
established n worlds record for
women aviators today when she
looped the loop three times in sue
cession.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
OLIVER STYLE SHOP.

Are now showing the prettiest
and best values in tricolette blouses
in all new shades and tints for only
SIS. 1868
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18


Transfers IN real estate are taken from
the records OF the Indiana Title * Loan
20
south BEND Land Co to Thomas c.
critics and Elsie L, husband and vito,
81. Lot $50 Berner Grove, sd addition
To- River Park
Joseph Albert HostetIer and Mary
husband and wife 90 Cornelius Morris,
$4,000; 90 acres more OF less In Olive
township.
It Joseph Loan & Trust Co. executor
90 Anna ~ Ritter, S3iJ. Lot go Ford
ham.
Achiue c. Colpaert 70 Theoph.eI Yer
hamme and Matilda. husband and wife.
81 Part Of lot :c6 on :. Spring St, and
on south line Of Fourteenth 81.
William 4. Mclnerny and his wife 20
Angelo MOrOConi. 81 lot 80 I'm Nilburn
place addition 70 Mlshawaka.
william a. McInerny and his wife 20
Angelo Gizzi, 81. Lot @I4 Miiburn place
addition 20 Mishawaka.
William A. Mclnerny and his wife 10
Martin Lese. 81 Tot S6t In Milbun
place addition 20 NHshawaka.
Peter PrentkOWsH and Minnie, hus-
band and wife % Steve PrentkOwsh and
Francis husband and wife 81. Lot 300.
summit place, fourth addition % South
Beud
Wiadyslaw Kolacz and Msryanua. nus
band and wife 20 Michael Tohle+ and
Lisa. husband aud wife, 81 Lot 5Ol
third plat summit place addition TO
south Bend.
William T. Rupe and his wife 10 ROs-
zoe z. Cuilar and Leona Y, 81 and other
value Lot so We grr and kreighbsum' 3
second broadway addition 20 South Bend.
Jane s. Tomlinson 10 Herman 4 To-
ruIka and Ida. 81 Part Of lots So and
- I'm Rachel Gallagher's first addition 20
south Beud
Solon n. Rider and Jane l.. husband
and wife Ia Union Trust Co. 81 $3.50
Lots Jos. Ill. ll2 Of the first addition On
Navarro place 20 South Bend.
Alice g Ward to George Il. Allen and
NIame husband and wife, 81 and other
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
News of the CITY
from TIA
Official Records
Marriages TICFNSFS

Thomas A. MallOy, mechanic
South Bend. 10 Albertine Devisme,
domestic, South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

Photographic papers ar Schin-
ing's. 1S24-1s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
Says Thick Sluggish
Blood Should
Be Purified

\ Greasy. P1mply skin, a FonI
OdOr To Precipitation. BOils
and Aches and Pains All Ban
shed by Sulphcrb Tablets
Ike Gr8ndma's Remedy for
spring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

Gold chained rosaries at Schnl-
ings. 1324-1S