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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
HERE Is 4 BARGAIN
FOR SOMEONE

We have an oicht-room house.
one and oue-half blocks from
Washington street on North
Walnut. which lis surely a bar
gain for someone Can he used
for rOoming house and in
short time the house viii pay for
itself II has an outdoor stair
way suitable for r0omers. bur also
makes q dandy private dwelling.
as 81 Is close 90 ear and West
side business center. also within
Walking distance ~ town and
many factories This house has
mo- furnace or bath. bur has gas
and electricity The price is only
$1,000 Terms can be arranged.
call or write the South Bend
Realty Company. 225 s Main 81
South Bend. Ind Main 1171 or
Lincoln COOS. and HSk for Mr.
Moore or Alr Witwer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

L. BOWMAN ST.
\ splendid opportunity iu the
way of a large 7-room house
paved street, only one block
from Michigan ST. car line Bath,
electricity in fact an modern
except furnace; also dandy base
ment Price S4.60OO0 Terms.
Call Main WI. Lincoln GG96
Ask for Mr. Moore or Mr.. Wit
wer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

Llrk
a splendid bargain I'm q fve--oom
cottage paved street. only me
bIo,b Michigan street car line AMI
Two blocks from sehoo. eoavea-
ieut % south end business >e--
zion. Stude1aker's and other large
factories Gas throughout tie
house and wired Tor electricity.
can give possession soon THIS
Is surely q snap for someone so
ac. qu.eEIy Price $50 terms
can be arranged south Bend
Realty Company - Main
S. Main I7-l and Lincoln s0G
Ask ror Nr Moore or At WIT
wer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale.
DIAMOND Av.-

room bungalow now vacant
Interior trim 0f living room oak
with solid oak floors Furnace.
bath. gas and electricity. Large
lot Terms. payment and tine
the balance like rent WhitromO
and Keller. Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main 400.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
MAIN AND DONALD

A convenient and very pleasing sac-
tory site cut on tie southwest cor
uer Of Main and Donald SITS a splen-
did location for a factory the size
Of the lots are 97x134 anyone wish
ms for direct shipping line 20 the
south should consider tLis PROPOSE
ton. tie Nandaiia r. r. Is right 10
terested 20 out and look the place
ever it may be just the thing YOU
want. My price is $1,000. no more.
no less, and my terms are strictly
cash Go out look the place over
aad ~ you are interested, call LIN
coin 5413 and ass Tor Frank -
IUepp. Jr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

south Chaplin Sr-Seven room
house. entirely modern. Has
garage Possession within thirty
DAYS Cash. s. ooI 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

FACTORY SIrE-Tvltn spur track in
rear. 135 feet on street about $50 feet
deep two buildings on property. Cen
neCted With street sewer by H. pipe
Also water and gas connections Foo
further particulars address Box G. A.
News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
Farms aud Land tor sale

~ Ills anu A-tAuu LOT sale 81
100 ACBES-Gvud lana. RE bouse etc.
near South Bend. $1,000 This Is AN
estate and must be sold Fred A.
Herreu1n. 455 Farmers Trust Bldg
A PLEASANT COUNTRY HONE-ior3
acres miles north. Good buildings
room house. barn chicken house and
park acres On D. -r. family orchard.
For particulars cali no oflCe. w. D.
DEunahou, keaitor. 40 D. VI = Bldg
Phones Othce. Main 9, residence. H3rri-
son SIS FL
10 ACEE>-For sale or trade Farm
good buildings timber, pasture. or
Ell-a. only 3 Mllgs from court house
en- good road VIII take good civ
propertr anywhere in as part cast
SEE Anderson It Gus Farmers Trust Bldg
Phone Lincoln 13JS Residence phone
Lincoiu l5SG
WISCONSIN FARM LANDs-Landology
Special number just out containing
1920 facts 90 clover land in Marinette
county Wisconsin. y FOR q home In
vestmeut you axe thinking % buying
good farm lands where farmers grow
rich. send 90 once FOR special number
u klld1-.sy- Ere GA request skid
more Richie Lau4 Co.. -bT Skl4mOre-
Richie H.d-- Marinette Wis
80 ACBE>-AA black land. good house
bank barn. sill, j. acres wheat goes
with place lu high state 90 cult.va.
rvu- Price SIouUJOt E1sy terms
Weight aud Braoford. Jul0u Trust
Bldg Lincoln Jill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

IUTHING-I cay the highest cash
prices f1v ladies'. gentlemen and tll,
drens cast uE .l.t-..s Page. the
~orare UeaIr- - - CClsax nv.
Main $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

south Michigan 80 - Seven
room brick house hot water
heat Laundry I'D house Has
brick garage Privet hedge.
storm sasles and screens. Pos
session Immediately Price 5000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
MODERN AND PARTLY MODERN

MODERN AND PARTLY MODERN
HOMES
Portage Ays-Seyen room modern hosa
Immediate possess n $4,000
Ia Porte AYe.-Elght room home: mod.
eru. but furnace and electricity. iErRe
lot immediate possession. s. 80. parf
cash. balance on terms
Lincoln Way Wcst-Seveu room modem
home: 4 bedrooms. So 500
Lincoln Way East-SeyCn roou rnodern
home $3.50
NOtre Dame Ave--Sevsn ~oom hons.
modern but furnace S42OO
So Parry >C-tiye room house. 100. Oh
payments
SO. Eddy-Fivs room house. t2T5o, pay.
meuts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
4 Little White Space To Set Them off
e HoD Much Better The Ads Look With 4 LML
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Houses for Sale. 81
CQLFAN w 716 Nine room house for
sale, lot 55x1JO It. --ouse Is strictly
modern. lust rede rated new furnace
installed. Inquire furt-er q owner at
40 ". Colfax or call Lir.olI 1901
LINCOLN WAY WEST-Beaut!fui 3
room house, solid hard wood roors
upstJirs and down fireplace, sun par
Tor. large living Dom, dining room
don and kitchen first foor. three
sleeping rooms aLd bath upstairs,
large attic. and duplex garage. Pos
session Boo 80 days SO co.. cash. Call
Main 55l3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

NEW AvDEEN HU1lL,-f have cor
pleted 3 new modern homes near
car lines and Lincoln school, price
reasonable and terms easy. Al Leer
So Gui-e on grounds. Saturday and
SUNDAY afternoons u 4. Lee- Lin
coin 1925
NORTHWEST - Modern bungal0w. 5
rooms. well or rged bu L one year
\ u-r-alr -.f
and Bradford ground floor. Union
Trust bldg
RIVER PARk-N5vr right iu Good i've
room house Hn l4tl ~t River Par6
Also new bungalow ou west side and
uuy t-0m owner Call.at So Eighth So.
River Park
CHIPPEWA HEIGHIS-Fo- sale. two
lots. o-e T5N5I1 ~ aud the other 5oX
311.Ss feet, in Chippewa Heights adfi-
ton. on $ Michigan 81 Call Lin
coin 1881
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
Houses for sale

SIN ROOMS ALL MODERN AND VA
CANT
Nice six-room home that VIII be va
cant before Nov FIRST This home
has oak trim and oak bordered floors.
Built in bookcases and garage at
tached to house Located in the
north end on q corner LOT. Close to
Portage az. car line and only two
blocks to a school. The price Of this
home is reasonable, $G.7OO. and we
VIII sell on easy terms Murray 4
segety lbs y. lafayette blvd Lin
coin 6l27.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
HOMES FOR SALE

ROOM SEMI MODERN HOUSE
FOR ONLY s.. 800
ROOM HOUSE, MODERN But
FURNACE. 1920
g ROOM NEW BUNGALOW.
S450O-S50o down
s ROOM HOUSE. NEW M
MEDIATE POSSES SION.
$4,000; SMALL PAYMENT
DOWN. BAL. As RENT
HEALY AND HAMILTON
4O7 DEAN BLDG. LINCOLN 1861
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

NEW HONfES-Tweut strictly modern
homes located iu an parts NJ city
cam be- bought on easy terms Ralph
e. Osborne Ee1ltor Main $50 or ~
conservative Life Bldg
Sol I'll END-Sever room house $500
only coiored people need caIl Inquire
1927 $ William 81.
CLOSE IN ~oom moucrn frame house
oak floors. electric lights alley lot,
good residential ueighborhood. 5. Rusl
81 Terms William Happ elit0r. 20i
Citizens Bank I'D. Phone Lincoln
1871.
BUNGALOW-
New and ready for occupancy.
Equipped with a me furnace,
floor drain in basement. hot and
cold water connection. all plumb
lag FOR the kitchen and bathroom
bedrooms and closets Large
living room and dining room
Terms. cash or time. Whit
comb ana kal'er. Farmers Trust
Bloc Main too
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

MIAMI ST. Six room modern bunga-
low. Immediate possess sion. Terms.
Phone Lincoln 5151
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
O'COSNOR REALTY CO
.LL 4 ML-LL.au s.

6 rooms partly L.odern, electricity.
500 block y. Main st, -. 500
rooms aud bath, south side. $500
rooms an modern, garage. 3 cars
s. DO
g rooms all modern. So. 81. Joseph
St 81 800
80 rooms all modern except electricity
s. 500
10 room. HiI modern. S. Scott e..
100000
? rooms. partly modern. Calfornia
ave, $500.
3 rooms east side. S21OO
. rooms, modern, r. sample a.,
s. 0J0.
Also number Of good falus that
We can 49, 0n easy terms See -
for bargains.
O'CONNOR REALTY CO
Room s. Warner Bldg.
304 S. Michigan 81 Lincoln ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

OF The CITY. FINE LARGE
LOT WITH A NEWLY RE
MODELLED HOUSE : ROOMS
AND BATH MODERN In
CEPT FURNACE POSSESSION
n 10 DAYS. FOR CASH AMI
QUICK SALE. PRICE 81 500.
CALL LINCOLN 1896
MIN FARM-Four farms from 40 20 100
aces; also grain farms; both large
and small Prices very reasonable
Call Wo3 Brothers. pa y Main ST.
Phone Lincoln DISC
FARMS-We have farms Of all sizes for
sale and exchange for city property.
Healy 4 Hamilton, 4O1 Dean bldg,
FARM BARGAINS
20 acres Marshall county. $500
40 acres Osolo county. $1,000.
157 acres east. SIl,OOO.
1914 icres cas-, $3.50.
153 acres east. $1,000
1iJ acres east. S135OO
40 acreI cast 5000.
10 acres sta, county. $4,000
acres near Five Point school
house $500. possession az once.
acres Portage road. near car line
line $500 posses on at once.
40 acres ChambeIin lake. stock,
tools, etc. sc7Oo. possession at
( once.
IS acres Kriuky Road, Sl1oco
4 possession 81 once.
43 acres near -ikhart S6OOU
50 acres east OF Granger. Il
acres o. timber, house burned
down, $500.
80 acres miles est on sample
Road, $500
ALEX S. LANCET.
5O2 S. Chaplin st Room .. second
door. Lincoln 1906.
no ACRES Farm mites north OF SOutf
Bend aud 3 miles south OF Mics OF
Portage road Good six room house
big barn, ordinary, cement silO, goo,
land. Possession AT once. VIII sci
reasonably. trade FOR South Bend prop
erty or consider merchandise. Ii. Polls
Main 2i94.
3S, ACRES-ClJse to South Bend. Choc
Olate loan; level. we'll fenced witt
woven wire; large pressed brick rest
dence; room tenant house; banl
barn 4OXS0; nay barn J0x1O0; new silO
large granary and cribs: tool house
garage: two wind mills: engine house
smoke house, etc. 40 acres timber. =
acres In alfalfa lgis farm is one o
best In the county. Price $3.50 per acre
owner Will accept small farm or cit
property Is part payment Wesley Va
Vain ga Farmers i-ust Bldg
Houses for sale. s
J SIX ROOMS ALL MODERN AND VA
CANT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
W K McHENRY.

REALTOR.
Lincoln 51S3 20 Farmers Trust Blds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23

WORDEN REALTY Co
CITY PROPERTY
In every part Of South Bend. Large or
small home. easy payments kopml1g
houses close iu Business property Il
any location.
FARMS
Grain, stock. fruit and poultry farms.
some OF the best 10 northern Indiana aud
southern Michigan Large and small
acreage.
VACANT LOTS
To any part Of the city. Roselsud adj
dition, near 81. Marys, acre Sl75. s.
down and s. per month
INSURANCE
All kinds Of IRE. tornado and auto In
surance-
Rentals Apprsisements
WORDEN REALTY Co
DIS Farmers Trust Bldg.
Phones Main AS and 34S2 open evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
LIVESTOCK
Horses. CattIe. Vchiclc- Z
Poultry -Ilvc-tocl

MANL-Oue s0rreI SOUND, also one
dark bay driving mare taA Co-hty .
~ F-3
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-09
MEDICINE LAKE MILL RUN
MING NIGHT AND DAY

Mr.. A. l.. Tennis of Medicine Lake,
manager of the Farmers Elevator of
that place and also manager of the
Medicine Lake Flour Mill, was" in
Plentywood calling on the trade We'd
nesday, in an effort to get the local
merchants to patronize home indus
try.
Mr.. Tennis reports that he had re-
ceived considerable encouragement
from the Plenttw6dN merchants who
are always glad to promote home in
dustry, realizing that every dollars
worth of goods manufactured in
Sheridan county, is boost for Sheri-
dan county and.eastern Montana.
Mr.. Tennis reports that the Medi-
cine Lake flour mill, which was re-
Gently consolidated with the Farmers
Elevator and is a farmer owned con-
Germ, has secured a first class miller
and is now grinding night and day
and now has two carloads of first class
flour on hand.
Mr. Tennis exhibited baking test
Of the Medicine Lake flour, which in
dictated it to be graded right up to the
very best flour manufactured.
Every farmer in Sheridan county
should make it q point to buy only the
flour made in this county and prefer
ably, that manufactured by the farm
ers' mills.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-09
ARCHER

j. We are closing the Harlcrscn case
by announcing that the U. 5. govern
ment has seen, as Harderscn's friends
saw, and not as those who cired
"traitor.' John Harrison has been re-
leased from army prison and will
soon be home. Who will say, Cast
the first stonc!"
Mr.. and Mrs. Grinde came up from
! Plentywood to visit former ncighhors
and friends.
Joe Moe has been spending Nmus
vacation with hi: family ard friends.
He expects to return to Wahpeton,
; N. d., soon.
Hans Mad>rn left for Rozeman,
: .;lont., in connection with the Farm
Bureau work.
Miss Eunicc Nnutson is spending
Nma! vocation at her home. Incident
ally to her MAS JOYS, she is having
hor tonSils removed by tie Outlook
doctor.
John Derlcr is doing some real
Ioorseshocing and blacksmthing at
Archer. and intends to keep it up.
The Farmers Union is making az
engagements to grind feed.
There was L real time at the dance,
dancing the Old Year out and the New
Year in. After midnight there was
only lady's choice to keep in line with
1920
Tho result Of the election in Archer
precinct was 3G against and for.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-09
BOOM IS LAUNCHED
FOR VIM. J. BRYAN

New York-Immediately reorgani-
cation of the former Bryan League
of the State of New York was an
nounced today by Frank H. Warder,
it's former secretary. The object is
to promote Bryan policies and, it was
indicated to urge w. J. Bryan as a
candidate for the Democratic nominal
ton.
Harry w. Walker, a personal
friend of Bryan, left New York to-
day to visit various New York and
New England cities. He will confer
with officers of former Bryan state
organizations and urge them to at
tend the jackson day banquet at
Washington, January 8, at which time
Democratic clans with gather to name
the national convention city. In the
words Of Wartler's announcement, an
effort will be made to have as many
as possible of the "old Bryanites on
hand to draft their own leaders and
witness the great Bryan's comeback"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-09
NATIONAL FRAZIER
MOVEMENT STARTS
NOTED MEN BOOST GOVERNOR
FOR PRESIDENT AT BIG MIN
NESOTA MEETING.

: The Frazicr-for-Pr President move
ment received it's biggest boost, Sun
day, Dec. IS, at Glencoe, Mimi, when
{, battery of speakers of national rep
Utation addressed a monster meeting
under the auspices of the National
Peoples League ard the FraZier-for-
President organization. The speak
ers were: Carl p: Thompson, secrc-
tary OF the Public OK ncrship League
Of America and general manager of
the Rational Peoples I.eag\: Dun
can N. Mcdonald, president of the H.
linois Federation Of Labor, and E. C.
Telgen, secretary OF the National
NonpurtiSan League
The headQual tors Of the National
Peoples and FraZier-for- President
leagues are in Olivia, MINI. Or"ani-
zntion plans have been developed
whereby a concentrated drive Will be-
gin III ever: state in tie United States
Jan. !. State headquarters will be
established in every state. The or
ganizution as planned will reach ev-
cry county in every state in the Union
within the next two months. Encour-
agement is received by mail and wire
every day from labor and progressive
forces in many states. Alabama, Tex
as. Louisiana and Arkansas are
among the southern states that are
showing strength in the movement to
elect Frazier president.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-09
PLUTE ORGAN TELLS
ABOUT AMERlCANlSlH
MUST ACCEPT CAPITALISM TO
BE 4 REAL AMERICAN, SAYS
METROPOLITAN.

Those who have been in doubt as
to just what the forces of reaction,
suppression and mob violence have
meant by "Americanism" and "Amer-
icanization" need no longer be in
doubt. The term as understood by
this element has been boldly, clearly
defined by one of the leading organs
of this element. The METROPOLITAN
Magazine in the editorial running in
it's current number defines american
ism" as belief in and loyalty to the
capitalist system which dominates
America. In other words, if you:
don't believe in the present system
OF private monopoly, you are not an
American.
Here is passage from this edi-
"You cannot be against the capital
ist system and still be for America:
you cannot apologize for that system
or be ashamed Of it and still be
god American. You cannot, indeed.
be good American, in the sense Of
being loyal to American traditions,
unless you are proud of the capital
list system. 1t is conceivable, we may
suppose, that the American tradition
is all wrong, we have been working
along the wrong lines, our system
while working for wealth may not
be the best in the long run. If YOU
think so, be bold enough to put your
thoughts in plain language, and pro-
fess that you are for upsetting the
capitalist system, which is the Ameri-
can system, and for destroying the
American tradition"
At last we find, in what is undoubt-
edly an organ of big business, Ameri-
canism as big business sees it, and as
big business is undoubtedly trying to
force it down the threats of patriotic
citizens by force, brutality, suppress
sive laws and the mob violence of
misguided citizens and ex-soldiers.
This kind of "Americanism" excludes
all truly democratic Americanism. If
you believe in public ownership, ac-
cording to this definition, you are not
an American, because public owner
ship supplants capitalism. If you
believe in cooperation, you are not
an American, because cooperation
abolishes the capitalist control of in
dustry. If you believe that Ameri-
ccanism is democracy and that per-
tcrted Amerlcanlsm means democracy
in industry as well as government,
YOU are disloyal and arc not an Amer
lean, according to this plutocratic de-
fnition.
The significant thing about this at
tltude OF the Metropolitan is that it
expresses the exact atti-
tude of American capitalism, and it
indicates how utterly the big maya
zines as well as the dailies belong to
tho big interests. From such roison-
ed source will all true and patriotic
Americans have to take their "news''
and Conformation" until the common
people by cooperative effort build up
4 press of their own.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-09

officers chosen for the ensuing year:
H. d. Loucks-W Nj.
V. r. Profits. w.
Thos. Aslakson-J. w.
b. Jensen-Treas.
G. f. Maconnell-Scc'y.
Q. r. kings. D.
X. o. Carlson. D.
Reuben Dutton-Chaplain.
Ed. Engebritson--S. S.
c. r. Nance-J. S.
O'Dell Hatfeld-Tyler.
The order of the Eastern Star re-
Gently elected officers also, as follows:
Worthy Maton-Mrs. Aslakson
Worthy Patron--V. r. Proffitt
4Asso. Matron--MrS. Profit
Conduct"es>-Mrs. Lecy
.isSo. Conductress-EIrs. Enwebrit-
son
Scc'y-lIrs. Huck1in
Trcas.--Mrs. Ioucks
Ada--Mrs. Mcconnell
Ruth--Mrs. Ellcnson
E>tlcr-Mrs. Bennett
Ma:tha-Mrs. Hatfield
i,lc ta-Mrs. button
Warlen-Thos. Aslakson
Sen: incl--H. D. I.oucks
Joint installation of officers of the
above named lodges was held New
Years afternoon and evening. The
services were held in the
lodge rooms, after which a bountiful
supper was served by the "Stars" in
the church basement. Returning to
the lodge rooms after supper, the en-
tcctainnent committee demonstrated
that it had not been idle in getting
ready its part OF the evenings pro-
gram. Races were run, music was
given ard games We're played until a
late hour. If appearances count for
the whole program, from
start to finish, was very much en-
joyed by Observation-Disclosures Re-
view.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-09
Farm Bureau Meetings

County Agent Anderson, H. P
Madsen, Farm Bureau president, Mrs
Clair Stoner, in charge women's work
on Farm Bureau, and Mrs. Emily
Tanvold, in charge Boys and Girls
clubs, are attending the State Farm
Bureau Conference which was held
January $40, and Farmers week on
January 1917, at Bozeman, Mont.
County Agent Anderson will also
attend the County Agents Confer
ence January 81.
These conferences will be the larg-
est and most interesting that were
ever held in the state.
DR.. l.. Fl. Bailey of New York
state, and DR.. Elwood Mead of Cali
fornia, two of Americas greatest ag-
riculturiSts, will be present through
out the meetings and address the
farmers on many subjects.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-09
LIBERAL SOLDIERS
JOIN ORGANIZATIONS
WORLD WAR VETERANS UNITE
WITH TWO OTHER BODIES OF
EX-SERVICE MEN.

4 merger of the World War Vet
Grams, the Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Association, and the Rank and
File Veterans Association has Just
been accomplished in Washington, D.
c. The new organization contains a
membership of 100000.
\ telegram received from the con-
ference announces the merger. The
telegram follows:
"a meeting of the national organi-
zers of the World War Veterans, Sol
diers, Sailors and Marines Associa-
ton and the Rank and File Veterans
Association, in conference in Wash,
ington, D. c., has effected national
merger.
Our organization now represents
5OO, 900 veteran officers and men. We
have taken over the National Sol.
diers,' Sailors, Marines Weekly News
with its 100000 paid up subscriptions
as our organ.
eve decry the attempt of the So
called American Legion members to
interfere with the rights of free
speech of the committee of AZ and
with the right of assembly. We
pledge ourselves to the maintenance
of civil liberties as guaranteed by the
Constitution of the United States"
The platform of the World War.
Veterans, northwest division, who
have been endorsed by the Minneso-
ia State Federation of Labor, in
cludes: Opposition to any form of
compulsory military training, en-
dorsement of the right of collective
bargaining, maintenance of the rights
of free speech and peaceful assembl-
age elimination of profteering, ma:
tionalization of oil and coal lands, oil
wells and coal mines, and unavoid-
able monopoies. The immediate de-.
mands include a fair national bonus
for all veterans of the world war, to
be derived by taxation of all incomes
in excess of $25, 1000 annually.
Hugh B. Donnelly is commander
in chief of the National Council,
World War Veterans, with head
quarters at 66250 S. Halsted Street,
Chicago.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-01-09
WUMAH'S CASE.
AMAZES PLENTYWOOD

\ business mans wife coud not
sew Or read without sharp pains in
her eyes. For Years her eyes were
fcd amt weak. Finally she tried
simple N'tchI,azcl, camphor, hytlrastis,
&C., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash.
The result produced by a single bottle
amazed everyone. We guarantee q
s 5! bottle Lavoptik to help ANY
CiiSt' weak, strained or inhamed
GNcS; aluminium eye cup FREE.
Adv.-3S-t4