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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
'RARD|NC is WORRIED BY
]. C. 0. P. "sLUsH FUND.-
Forty Chicago F'inancicrS Evolve
Scheme To tic II Can" TO
Party's yellow Dogs"
FAVOR Pro RATA GIFTS
Nominee Discusses Public AMI
Party Finance, Politics in Ohio
and, Farther Aiicld. Politics in
the Republic of China.

MARION. ONO, July 20 Subject
ranging from the political outlook I'M
ONO TO the Internal troubles of China
We're canvasScd by Warren g. Hard
ing. today in long workduy cram
mct with conference.
The procession of callers prevented
completion o: the speech tn" nominee
viii deliver here Saturday at tn,
opening OF his front porch campaign
and he said IL probably would he to-
morrow night before the manuscript
would Zee HHishod. The address. which
VIII Toe delivered TO "A delegation from
expected to include Il m,bo or less
general discussion OF thu issues
Sees Forty Chicago Fiuaurirr>.
IN" first conference Of TIE day Was
with forty Chicago business men con-
nectcd with the financial end Of the
Republican ualioNal committee. who
arrived IN Marion on an early tram
ana were bro2kiaSt guests of senator
Harding AT the Marion Ciuh They
were accompanied by Fed W Up
ham. of Chicago. tho national com
mittce treasurer. and later talked
over campaign finances with the
nominee ana outlined in detail the
plan perfected I'm Chicago for raising
n campaign fund by popular subser,b-
ton
This campaign is going To- he
financed Icy q truly popular fund" Mr.
Urban said. Arizona is going TO con-
ton. Just "Nac;ly as New York or chi
caEo VIII do Tn" idea Of popular
fund has appealed strongly 10 the
rank and file u the party
INC ohio situation was discussed
ny senator Harding with Georr" II.
Clark. chairman OF tho ErpUhlican
State Advisory Committees who de-
ciarcd that even with the Democrats
making the state one of their priu-
cipal hattlcGrouuds there was no
doubt of kcDuhiigIu Siiccpgs
ohiG is Republican, said Mir.
Clark in formal statement she
VIII exceed her record in hrr plurality
for Harding and Coolidge.
Classified by shaw rs 81 "Sccr.'.
Senator Hnrdinr's Talk on Chincsr
conditions was with Dr Hiram Lowry.
president emeritus Of Pcking Crivcr-
Sity. who brought tho greetings and
good wishes uf tho Chinese Freyldrr,
the nominee asked mauy questions
abou, The attitude OF the Chinese pco-
PIE, and pr. Lowry told him they All
LOT the!r example OF representative
government
Another caller was Leslie NJ shay.
81 Iowa. former Secretary ~ tho
Treasury, who is understood to have
reported on conditions in the Yves,
and also 10 have talked over fiscal
policies with senator Harding
Il was greatly pleased" said Mr..
Sh2w after the conference. 10 find
senator Harding thinking. no; so
which he aspircs as To whA; "a, can
do with II when he gets It. Thc man
who has vision in private affairs is
sometimes called . tluInclcr The
man who has clear vision in public af-
fairs is entitled TO hc called a stutn.- !
man. senator Harding mas vision in
pnblic affairs and clearly secs far be-
You'd election day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
SHIPPING BOARD ACCEPTS
BIDS FOR FUEL OIL SUPPLY
Purchases iu.I.5.,Hu ibnrrcIs for
Government TanlScrS, Prices
NanS.nE rom St.iV To- S..:sJ.

ptus Board today announced accept
aucc ~ tnrcc pIds Tor supplying Al
total Of lo,l3I,OUu barrels OF fuel oil.
Tor government tankcrS. Prices
ranged from $i.iu to $50 barre /,
the board agreeing TO charter 10 the
bidders niece" Sary tank steamer trans
portItiun AT a month";: rate Of $3.50
pc: dCadwciEht ton.
Three million barrels are 70 be de-
.!vcced al Philadelphia. 10000 bar
rcIS at Fort Arthur. Texas. and H.
Hup.puD 10 .uUu.upO barrels during a
period %! three years at New Orleans.
The Shipping Board recently called
for pids for inrniShin- hHe.ycar
supply OF fuel oil at the rate OF APP
proNiuately 100000" barrels a year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
TO LIVE ON ESTATE
LEFT HIM BY FOLLOWER
VIII Retire to Durango Ranch Form
cri! Owned by General
trbIn;I.

NoGAl.ES. ARIZONA. July %
General Gales passed through here
today en- route for Torreon, Durango.
"y way of FL Paso to take charge of
mai settlements whereby Francisco
villa. the bandit. returns 20 private
NE. He discussed both the Villa and
Inc tantu revolt.
villa surrendered to the Federal
government according to the terms
.i1he hiii b% me- General Gales said
ne VIII retire to private life on "A
fahch at Moves. Durango This was
ne lorim.r estate OF the Niliistu
general. Thoma urbina. who left the
ranch 70 Villa ut his death.
NJ Villas followers nave been
pald "A months wages and their fare
nome by ;hc government. All charges
against Villa and his followers h,y,.
been cancelled
Il Will meet General villa ut Tor
rS"n 10 discuss personally the mat
!.rS c4nnectcd with his retirement
from Mexican politics.
General Gales declared himself
faNortng the prohibition OF s;ron.
alcoholic drinks. and gambling in
Mexico. ana said President d.. Ii,
tlucrta is working for national legis-
lotion toward this end
Throughout Mexico the attitude Of
teams and other foreigners General
Gales said Foreign capital now is
welcomed to Mexico, and VIII be pro-
t-ctcd.
~ commission of four financial en-
p"rts appointed by President de la
Mexican banking system the same as
thar OF the United States All paper
money issued by the government
must be secured on Il solid base"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
CLEAN ELECTION is NEED
OF HOUR. SAYS M'AOOO
In Announcing Tie viii speak for
Cox lie Warns Against rur-
chased Presidency.
NV Associated i'TrSS
'EN- NnByS Inly % WIN

NEW YORK, July William g
McAGoo. former Secretary OF the
Treasury. and q candidat" al san
Francisco for the Democratic nomi
nation for President. announced to-
day that he had consented 10 deliver
some speeches In behalf of Governor
con. the pariES nominee. during what
he said would u" Il vigorous nud ar
grcsSiVc campaign.
In a statement after a conference
with George White. chairman OF tn"
Democratic National Committee. and
Governor C"N's secretary held at Mr..
McAdoo's home in Huntington last
niEhl. Mr.. McAdoo warned that the
people would not. stand tor ''pur-
spotlight OF ptlcss publicity uc
turned on campaign expenses during
IN. forthrominG campaiEn
Mr.. McAto" stated that AT tn" CON
ference the formidable campaign
fund under control OF Republican Ma
tional Committee and its serious mon
ace In the forthcoming campaign" was
Mr. McAdoo's statement. in part.
follows:
- vigorous and aggressive cam
pai@n MI! be undertaken. and no cf-
fort VIII be SCARED to make the pco-
pie Of the country Acquainted. not
alone with Governor cons progress
siN" ideas and purposes but 10 in
form them OF the exceptional record
made by the Democrats administra-
ton under President Wilson during
the past seven years
Money Menace tn Nation.
The formidable campaign fund un-
der control Of the Republican Ma
loNaI Committee and its serious men
a." In The forthcoming campaign Mere
discussed II the Senate invcstigat-
ms committee. OF which Senator
kenyon, of Iowa, is chairman, does
us fun duty II will hold frequent
sessions throuchout tho campaign
ana investigate f.ar!cssly the sources
from which is drawn the money to
hu"n"" both the Republican and
ipemocrnttc parties ana the manner
In which the money is expended.
1T Is easy for contributors and no
licHi committees TO cvadc the Fed
IRA corrupt practices laws. Every
SUbtcriuge. such as suhscript ions I'm
The names Of dummies and to state
committees instead of to national
rommlttr.s. advertising by private
or syndicatcs 50 as to
th"riticS. must be brought into the
spotlight o; nit!lcsS publicity. Tho
icupl" VIII not stand Tor a purcha cd
presidency.
The problems before the country
ana the world are so grave that an
money, determined by clean discus
SION and consideration OF the issues
themselves. Was never more n.r.S-
ShIE TO tn" sai"t. ana security Of
american institutions
Governor COX stands for clean
ititN OF ctmpaiGn contributions ana
'h',r uses for progressive policies
ana IN" league Of nations IN, Dem
orr"te platform and party Offer the
"li} T"iuEe ~" the liberal and pro
Er"sS!N" clements Of the country and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Ey Associated r.NSs


WASHINGTON Jaly .. Tho fu
tu'e fuel supply of the ut.-burUiu-,
portion ot the EpNCrumrnt'S merchant
ueei appeared TO Shipuine Board otii-
signing by the board OF a contract
win the standard Oh 'OmFI OF
New Jersey TO furnish approximately
l".H-1,uoU barrels Ot fuel oil Tor the
yenr h"s innine october /. ThiS. con
tract. tuGethrr with three signed yes
terduy, w.i, insure supply OF 25.-
95o.uuU barrels. and The board cSti-
mated It's maximum needs recently in
calling Tor bids at 2!.2>o,Uuv barre :.
W5ilc the contracts signed ycSt"r-
day and today are for the year he
ginning next october only. ncGOtiH-
tons Mere said 10 be under Way ny
which the board is 10 obtain the re
mI!udyr Of it's i've year oil supply
The contract with the Standard OIL
Company provides Tor delivery Of
g.3uu,nuH barrels at New York. i.50u.-
goo barrels at Baltimore, 3.4i5.Go0 at
ton and l,l5u.ocp barrels at New
Orleans. at prices ranging from Sl?u
to $40 a barrel. The board Is; to
charter to the com any necessary
tank steamer transportation at $500
dcadwclrht ton per month The
contracts signed yesterday are at
prices FROM $40 To $3.50 Il barrel.
and contain the uhartcrinE provlSioH.
Prices 10 be paid for OIL next year
are considered Dy officials as "NccS-
tho world wide oil sHortagc. the para
mount Question before the board j.
tn necessity OF obtaining oil, and not
the price :" be paid.
In llnC Min the efforts to procure
oil for the merchant marine = cor.
poration closely allied 10 the govern
ncut il was learned today IS couSid
'rinG tn" sending Of - representative
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
ships Trunk l." ntrmin.hnrS.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. July % ~
trunk believed Ia have contained 40
missing parts Of tho Detroit truah
Victims body, was shipped 20 500
twelfth Avenue here June Il. hut
was turned hacl; because Il all not
bear a tag and because the -cuar.
of the house. Mrs. &. l.. Johnson .aid
she Relieved it might have dead
body in it
Mrs. Johnson said the label ~ tho
trunk showed that 1t WAS Sn.oucd
from Detroit first To Fort Mycr. va
and then to birmingham. IL was
brought to Mrs. JohuSon's home ~
the American Railway Express Com
pany, she said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

" NSIIINGTON. IuTV 29--ChAirmnn
Benson. of the Sh!pNIng Board. viii
1r"n the National Marin" League cx-
hihitinu NJ Chicago October is. II was
announced today. The hoard will
participate in the exhibition. which
%ill Continu" Il week. and viii cX-
hihi, the largest bos-rcli"f map In the
world, showing the trade routes fol-
lowed by government owned mcr-
chant ships in ali parts OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Railroad Hearing August :.

WASiliNGTON. July 30 Hearings
10 determine tho propriety OF the
terms of the proposed contract he
tween railroads ann the American
halfway Express Company. which
divides carriers into groups and AZ
Vidcs express transportation revenues
ana expenses by groups OF carriers
we're set today by the Interstate
Commerce Commission for August ).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

cral OF Panama. In tho republic OF
san Salvador, was released here to.
day after. according to h!s statement
lac had been held nearly four week.
by Mexican authorities. lie said Ia,
was arrested at Nnscnndc, Lower
California. while on II vacation TO,
having taken some pictures. He said
he was suspected Of being II spy 70,
Provisional President dc In iluSr,u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

siberian coast. are missing and are
believed To have lost their lives. ac-
cordinE 10 Rw'Sian government adj
Vices received by .hmundsen here.
The names OF the three men hay. not
been learned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
TWO MORE BUBOMIC
DEATHS IN GALVESTON
""' "i Five Cnsrs In TrAnS
"rt Have Proven En.ni. Two
N'rtihH ncinE McAicuns.
IDy Associated pr,s.l

Ir'5 NhSUCIutcu FrVNH
"AhH ESToN. TEN. July 2a.-Two
additions! deaths from 'bubomic plague
M',e announced today by DR. j.
,'o'i,eS smith. United States public
"''''h o"ncer In charge here. bring
."H me 'otai number of cases to five.
i'". vi winch have proven fatal. To-
Jay ue"'hs were those OF MeNicans.
'o'n OF whom were in an advanced
stage OF the disease when discovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
THREE OF AMUNDSEM'S
MEN BELIEVED LOST
i.eit GNpi"rrr's Ship Last Fail with
Mail and Have Not iIrcn
Heard From

NOME. ALASKA. July 2g-Thrcc
member" Of Road Amundscn's Are
TIC expedition who left the explorers
SNIP the Maud. with mail last fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

for those who believe in universal
disarmament and the prevention o:
war through an honorable association
OF The nations which VIII substitute
for military force in the
sottlnment OF imtcrnaiional disrMtes."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

mond Forgings Corporation for "A
long period. He is brother OF w
y. Williams. vice-presideu; and ,rea.-
urcr of The. wholesale dry goods firm
OF Wilkinson, Williams X Reed
His home is at 1915 Park Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

WIS Suspected OF Being Spy.
MENlCALi. LOWER CAL. July
5.-lpr. Henry NJ. Hill. consul gen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
"COXSURE." WHITE
CALLS FOR A FULL
PARTY WAR CHEST

LEontinWed From First pUgcD
which he cuuscd to be- enacted in
Ohio He VIII appeal to the farmers
on his advocacy OF good roads and
rural schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Silk Hand Bags,
Half Price

Regularly $500 to S22.5O.
Various colors and black. Shell
and silver mountings. Small
lot TO close out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Silk Hose, S1.65

Regular S2.75 grade. Pure
thread silk. dropstitch, mock
seam; white only. Sizes, 9ih,
10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Women's Hose, Sl.00

Regular $500 grade. Fiber
and silk, in white. black and
brown. Mock seam. All want
cd sizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Clen7'uzcay Child3-en,s Dresses

The $6.95 dresses for
merly sold from $3.50 10
$l7.75, and are for girls s
to 16 years.
The $5.95 lot sold for $40
and $l2.50. These are in
10, II and 1d-year sizes.
The $l.95 frocks sold to
1915, and are for little
girls | to 5 years.
In the various groups are
dresses for summer vacations
and school wear next fall.
Fashioned in many clever ways
Of wolfe. 0rgandie, nets, Swiss
and ginghams.
Mothers will welcome this
opportunity to buy good
dresses for so little and save
the trouble OF making them at
home. Also
ROMrERS AT Sf.05 tina,
sold for $500. We'll made
and nicely finished. All white;
some blue or pink. with white
belt, cuffs and collar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

midget nil l. Adopted
FAIRS July 2H.-Th. Senate today
hH"r'"d unanimously the entire bud
got bin for 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Val. LaccS, &c

Values to 15c. Odd lot.
Round thread and French Val.
insertion only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Children'S Socks, Zoe

Formerly sold TO 69c. Small
lot, odd sizes. Fancy tops and
plain colorS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
JEWISH HOLIDAY
AFFECTS MARKET
Dull and Uncertain Movement
of Prices Are Salient
characteristics.

NEW YORK Sept. 1s.-Dul,ness
and an uncertain movement OF
prices were the salient Characters
tios OF Mondays stock market. OBJ
servers Of ths Jewish holiday ac-
counting largely for the smaller
dealings The stronger reserve
showing OF the federal reeerve and
clearing house banks ImpeIle4 sc1ue
short coverings az the outset. VIXEN
part OF last Saturdays losses were
retrieved. Sales amounted 70 1885,
900 shares.
Recent anomalous conditions in
the market for foreign exchange
continued, remittances 10 London.
Paris and other international cen
ters recording further declines.
There vas fairly active trading
81 the new French So. which made
the new record Of 100 IA. reacting
later % 1O1. Liberty isst4es again
lost ground but the general do
nestle list was steady. Totai sales
(psr value) aggregated $500. 900.
old United States IS and IS rose IL
percent on call.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
PrTTsRTRC LIVE STOCK.

pITTSBt RG Pa. Sept 15-CA II
Receipts 10 cars. market lower
choice S1Jd 1850. good, Sl3.t1d 7. -
fair. SO 2IM13. 80: veal calves SlS1O6 ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, Is
douhledecks market steady prime Weth'
ers. SSGS -: good. STd 10; flir mixed
seas 30: lambs S12G13.JO.
HOGS-Receipts rs doubledeckS
market higher: prime heavy hogs, Slb.tl
or mo dfuws SIS 2j671S.35. heavy
Workers. SIS 2Jd1SS 81: Hight Workers
Sf7 Goals. pigs s1Id1T .; roughs So
alas. stays. SS.50d9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
FRESH UPTURNS IN
PRICE OF WHEAT on
CHICAGO EXCHANGE

CHICAGO. sept 17.=Fresh up
turns in the price Of wheat Mon
day accompanied buying on the part
Of houses with sea board connec-
tions The close was unsettled.
IA 10 &C net higher with Dec.
S2.49 % t2.f9 Ia and March sea-.
Corr gained - 20 1-2c oats I'm
ished unchanged 20 lac up and pro-
visions varied from 17c decline 10
zoe advance.
II was generally assumed from
the character Of the buying In the
wheat pit that liberia export b,isi-
ness was under way I'm this con-
nection a special incentive 10 pur-
chase was pointed out-the com par
ative smallness OF receipts here and
on both sides OF the Canadian
boundary.
Corn rose with wheat nothwith-
standing Increased country offer
inEs. September delivery was in
special demand 20 close spreads.
Oats were dull and held within
narrow limits
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Sept 13-BJIIER-
Creamery extras, SIC standards, sc
frsts 47iSd54I.C. seconds. 3idsf6c.
EGGS-Ordinaries 4jd47c; frsts. 510'
So.
CHFESE-Twins o4s,c. Americas 90
POT-LTRY-Fowls Gsc; ducks. &c
geese. 2ic springs. Sc; turkeys, iJr ;
cocks o9tec
POT ATOES-Cars. %: Wisconsin per
100 lbs 3 2Od2 40: eastern Jerseys.
90 COZ go
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
CUTCAG0 CAsH CRATV

CHICAGO. sept Is -WHEAI-No I
red. s. IS. No 2 red. S2J9d2 lots No. .
red. g.. J607 256t3- No . hard. s. JGi.
No hard s. 50
CORN-No yellow. S1A2d1 43t,
No yellow, 81 5G;, No I mixed 81 4O3f
G1+2. No . mixed 81 Hd1 f.. No
mixed 81 40d1 Al. No. mixed 81 40,
No 5 mixed ~ 81 No / white S141f ~
1921; 80 3 wLite. 63iau6Jllc, No. 3
white $40
RARLEN-SIN 16
TIMOTHY Sf6 30.
CLONER-S90N %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14

EAST BUFFALO, Y, sept r.
GAIT E-ReCeipts 300: market ac-
tive and firm 20 slow. prime steers SlG
al shipping steers sl4.5o6 Is 30
bulls S6do %. feeders S609 %. mich
COWS and springers. 500 40
CALVES-Receipts 100. market &C
tive. steady: Gull 20 choice SGG19
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 5000
market lambs active and steady. year
linEs SOC higher; sheep. slow. choice
lambs S14d1450. Gull 10 fair. S1Od13.T5
yearlinEs $4,000. sheep SOS
10 % higher 70 i5c lover. Workers SIS
Oslo: pigs S17; mixed, S1Sd1S1o
heavy. ST. JOQ 1T1j. roughs S12d15.JO
stays. S9d1O5O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
MARKETS
CHICAGO LIVE SvoCK

CHICAGO. Sept 13-HOG S-Receipts
1000 market. Is % 30 higher. bulk.
slJdlI: butchers. SIS 6Od1G 50: packing.
Sl3al3.+o lights, Sl6.S5d17; pigs S145
CATTLE-Receipts $4,000. market
SLOW. beef, SlIdl7; butcher stock. 500
do. Gamers and cutters. S4Ts. stock.
ers and feeders So 25dI2 50: cows Sc -
d127j: calves S1jd11.JD
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000. market sc
higher; wool lambs. SsJOd12. shorn
lambs. s.. 7J6To5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14

steady: steers. SSJOd162j: COWS and
heifers S65O013Tl.
SHEEP Receipts. 700; market steady
top. sjJ0d6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
WILSON BROTHERS

We still have a number 81 at
tractive positions open 70 both
beginning and experienced ma
chine operators our four fac
tories, Knitted Underwear. Main
sock Underwear, Neck~ear ana
shirt factories are among the
finest in the state Of Indiana
Our employment Office. At zoos
II. sample st. is open every
day from 7:45 a. N. to p N.
closing at noon on Saturday.
Don't wait until the nrst OF the
ueek 70 come and g. us-cone
and Sc. us today
a GOOD PLACE TO WORE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lodge Notices

Lodge NotiCes
T. r. II Ct 40 Especial meeting
Tuesday night Sept Il called at s
O'Clock by order IF the chief
Lost and Found 10
AI-TO WHEEI-White wire automobile
wheel with used tire SKI lost be
'V.pu ~ loc and South Bend. Liberal
reward Il. Bow lin- 1000 +. Beards-
lev av. Elkhart. Ind
GLASSES-And case Iost DctWcen Stude-
baker Corp. and Walnut and Washing
ron ~. Return 20 1909 ". Florence az.
Reward
poe TBOOE-Containin- several hun
dred dollars in currency. two checks
and Michigan fishing license. Return
20 42G :. Michigan 81 Main % Re
ward
VACATION SANINGS-Thc party who
took parcel from Auditorium lavatorv
Saturday afternoon. please return %
j1a keasey ST. or phone Main S91O. rs
this rs two school girls vacation say
ings and receive reward
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14

WOliAN-T0 como 10 our home one day
a week 20 help vita light washing and
ironing for two. Electric washing ma
chime electric wrinEer and electric iron
q voEr disposal VIII pay highest hourly
rate 10 right woman and will give you
\ bonus Of one hours extra pay each
week VIII 81 course furnish YOU with
q good warm lunch a. noon. call Main
1907 evenings is pOssibleI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14

4's $3.50: LIST 4H's. ss572: md
as $3.50; 3rd 4k's $ss.22; 4th
4hs, Ss5.0s. 5th AS. fs5.4s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
AUTOMOBILES.
Automobiles for sale II

AZ lOlNlODlLEo-
Automobilcs for sale II
USED CARS
FOR SALE-UsED TRUCKS AND
CARS.
TWO CHALMERS. PASSENGER.
ONE OVERLAND DELIVERY. =
TON.
ONE REPUBLIC. l TON.
ONE FORD. Bon BODY. l TON.
ONE MAXWELL. IL TON.
ONE 3-TON TRUCK.
ONE SION TRUCK.
HAGEDoRN q WEBSTER
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