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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12
Real Estate Wanted

Real ESLaIe WdnleQ
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WANT-To buy. = or room house from
owner. address y 15s. care Herald
ROOM HOME WANTED.
WIN deal with owners only. Pm 2s34-
100 PERCENT results from tenemsnta.
TURNER. KEMP q COLDWELi-
WANT 20 buy from owner. or s room
house, must be a bargain. give ioca ton
and price. address II 40. care Herald.
WANTED-BUNGALO
Five or six room bungalow, no agents
owners only Phi 8551W.
WANT to buy good or room house
viii pay cash for same Il Il Is a bargain
give location and price Address No. o,
IS. care Herald
WANTED-To buy. Eood OF room
bungalow east section. pay liberal cash
payment down Gregg. Pm. ass.
WANT 70 buy or room house from
owner with or 3 lots, state location. lib
eral cash payment Address O. Wiser.
Hanover. y. n.
WANTED-To buy. from owner. hunga-
low with 8 bedrooms. Five Point. Man
haitian Heights or Alta Vista district. very
liberal cash payment or would lease home
from TO y months Phi f295-
WANTED-To buy. BUNGALOW near Five
Points. either or rooms. from owner.
no agents Address " ~. care Herald.
and tell me location and price IN first
letter.
LIST YOUR VALLEY RANCHES WITH Us
We have some good city property TO offer
for valley ranches: also have several par
ties who want 10 buy for cash
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION CO.
Phone 2eas- e2s Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12
WANTED.
Twenty-four men with one
thousand dollars each
WAN d.

7 have az option FOR thirteen
DAYS on the NV 1fof the NV
Il OF Section 9. Township Il,
y. r Il W. in De Soto Par
ish. Louisiana. at six hundred
dollars per acre am able
10 secure a fifty-fifty drilling
contract on this forty It Off
sets big production on two
sides. two 1000 barrels and
two small wells. There are
more than twenty producers
scattered over Section .. same
township and range, running
from six hundred TO ten thou
sand barrels. Almost as many
IN Section 81. running from
five hundred to eight thou
sand barrels Can you see
great possibilities in this
proposition II you are in
terested in the biggest oil
proposition hat ever came 10
. Fl Paso. come TO Room sos.
Martin Building. and 7 viii
submit 70 you data that viii
satisfy you do not expect
20 use or handle a single dol
lar Of your money 7 am put
ting a thousand dollars into e
and viii share and share alike
with any others who
will 90 into it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12

LICENSED TO WE'D.
Alberto Holguin and Eulalis Arras.
Arthur Blumenthal and Blanche
Schwartz
Jose Gonzalez and Nieves Gutierrez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12

WANTED.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
We have secured a new location
and viii be ready for business
about aiarch lst-
In the meantime we are paying
the highest cash prices for second
hand furniture or viii make lib
eral allowances in exchange Tor
new furniture Let's trade
ROGERS TRADING CO.
Temporary office at Rogers
Furniture Co..
ao7-s-11 North Stanton Street
Tel Ts0o. and ask for
"a hand furniture man
HONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
elry. automobiles and OIL stocks at the
lowest rate o. interest; business strictly
SECURITY LOAN co.
Zoe S. p Paso. Phone zlsz,
Wanted-Miscenaneous
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BATHROOM mirror. dresser. ehiffonier,
writing desk. in plain maple. must be rea-
sonable- "a As5z.
For Rent-ROuses Furnished
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FURNISHED house for rent Phi. 575s.
FURNISHED house with garage on paved
street BY army officer. Phi sI9s-
FOR LEASE OR SALE-Nicely furnished
room brick house near high school. full
q good paving boarders Ph- 2I2l-
FURNISHED bungalow. rooms and
sleeping porch. near Country Club. Phi
II33W or apply 36Is Mountain-
FOR sALE-Part OF furniture OF room
cottage, house for rent 10 purchaser Phi
For Rent-HOuses Unfinished
FOR RENT-Five room house in East FL
81. I.-.aa-1l. to D.-n-n.a, parry IN
For Rsnt-Apartmsuts Furnished
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FURNISHED apartment, steam heat s1z
HERMAN TRANSFER CO.. NC.-The
only &c trunk delivery IN town Phi $50.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment. steam
heat sos ". Missouri
LARGE, front apartment. ? rooms. bath
private entrance. no other roome-s- Phi.
sg7fNJ. 23e1 Copper
BEDROOM, kitchen. private bath and
front porch reasonable rent no children
401 Wyoming Inquire 504 y Stanton.
Fh- 5sssw-
FRONT ROOM. Beautifully lighted to
gether with use % dining room and kitch-
en-. also sleeping porch. business women
preferred Ph. 432s.
At FIVE POINTS Two large rooms
kitchenet and private bath. newly tinted.
well furnished. steam heat references
Phi 841d.
Apartments UNFINISHED
TWO UNFINISHED apartments. nod
ern. Jermane apartments. SIS W Missouri
Apply az apartment z.
For Rent Stores and Offices
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CORNER STORE-Sacramento and Park.
with fixtures. $50 month
FOR RENT-Four large offices FOR rent
American Bank Bldg corner FL Paso and
san Antonio Apply Dr.. J. Hod WI
liams. Room Il
FOR RENT large and a small office
N the Herald building Heat. Hight ana
janitor service furnished Reasonable
rates Apply 70 the Auditor Of The Herald
FOR RENT.
Dandy business location. suitable for bar
Der shop or other good business, 10 Pie
dras. rents SIS
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
Phone 40sL
FOR RENT.
Store building. 4oN5o. with good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12
Situations Wanted-Male

OF by special appointment
Situations Wanted-Male
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IF IN NEED OF handy man for any kind
Of light repair work or for any kind OF
labor work. Phi Tlfs
NIB. ElIPLOYER-Don't fiji that impor-
tant position with man who is hunting
Job" but get the right man Phone
Vocational Guidance Sec'y, Y 81 C. A
BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER.
years experience. employed. wants extra
work nights. Address L 142. care Herald
WANTED-By colored man. position as
chauffeur in private family. references.
Pm 4432W between $50 and 3 evenings
FEW hours office work daily By expert
enced accountant and typewriter for board.
room, or pay. not sick. Address L 40.
care Herald
DOCTOR Al school. age a..
single. sober. speak Spanish. 3 years min
ing practice Mexico. wants position with
mining company Address H 122, care
Herald
AT LIBERTY-Office executive desires
experience general office work. best OF
references Address 70s W Missouri
YOUNG man desires position travelling IN
and out OF Mexico have passport. speaks
spanish worked past year IN Mexico
Hargett. $50 Myrtle ave, Automobile
Parts Co
RANCHMES-Do you need tractor or auto
mechanics. OF operators OF farm OF ranch
help OF any kind2 Can you use a live
American young man who Is here 20 make
the west his home7 II 80. write OF phone
your needs tc the 7. N c. A. Employment
Bureau Il Paso.
Situations Wanted-FemaIe
WANTED - Practical nursing. call or
write 2711 PiedraE
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
permanent position. can give references
Phi s021W.
ENPERIENCED general offics woman
and typist desires position. references fur
nlsneQ- Pm 1855
WIDOW, educated. refined. wants posi-
ton in hank OF railroad office as filing
clerk. address L 155. care Herald
GOOD and rapid typist years expert
ence in general office work. desires posi-
ton address n 15f. care Herald
YOUNG lady stenographer. beginner. de-
sires position speaks Spanish fluenrly.
best Of references Address L Isl care
Herald
YOUNG lady stenographer. beginner. de-
sires position. high school education. will
ing TO start on small salary Address o
159, care Herald
WIDOW. educated. cultured. refined
wants position as g0verness. companion.
chaperone TO girl. hostess or hotel house
keeper, 90 any place Address K 137. care
Herald.
Wanted-Money
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VENDOR LIEN notes for sale. Phi. f75s.
SQ1 First National Bank Bldg
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds. watches Jew
elry, automobiles and oil stocks at the
lowest rate Of interest business strictly
confidential
SECURITY LOAN co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12
Housekeeping ROOms-Furnishsd

TWO large comfortable Housekeeping
rooms. including water rights. heat. fine
nelEhborhood. $50. employed adults pre-
ferred. no sick 1892 Nevada. Phi 20s6W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12

OAKLAND ROADSTER. 1913.
I FIVE PASS. 4 CYL sTU DEBAkER-
FIVE PASS. HEPMOBlLE-
FIVE PASS. CHANDLER.
FIVE PASS. OVERLAND 90.
SEVEN PASS. PAIGE
CONVENIENT TERMS.
PAIGE SALES q SERVICE co.
PHONE 1855, 81 MONTANA
ORIENTAL GARAGE. PHONE 455.
lis y. Kansas ST.. General Repairing
DODGE-SPEc1ALIZ
Used cars bought and sold on commission.
AUTO SALE.
WHY'S knight. 5 passenger 1000 $500
Maxwell, S passenger ----------..-- $3.50
Ford. electric starter. 1alT.-.--.-.-..si $3.50
Chevrolet. good condition -..-.--.-- $500
Ford Truck. good condition S275
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12
For Sale Motorcycles

FOR sALE-Cheap. Harley Davidson
Motorcycles. model 1917. good mcdaniel
condition. Presto light and tank ssos
Bisbee-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12

FOR SALE-Two single beds. springs a1d
mattresses. Phi 3E4A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12

For sale. excellent condition. VIII consider
good Buick. Dodge or Ford n trade- B. |
o. Gambrell zoos Montana. Phi 2eas-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12

7 IIl l9aT Ilas9s- =. NJ OeTlT9 you p
T. L. STEWART.
Rn 49, 2. p q S. W Bldg. FL Paso. T
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

the enrolment will be continued un-
til the maximum strength of los men
is obtained.
In addition to the fitness of having
the capital of the state furnish the
first national guard unit, Phoenix. by
gaining that honor, will obtain a
$4,000 arsenal and armory fund.
Headquarters of the troop. with the
examining and recruiting board on
duty. will be open from 10 to O'Clock
today Capt E. $. Linton announced
last night. Headquarters is at 213-
215 East Madison street, and all men
desiring to enlist should apply there
today.
Captain Linton said last night he
hopes to have everything in shape 10
report the troop for inspection by to-
morrow afternoon. with more tnan
minimum strength.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
LACK 81 Of ENOUGH
MEN To ASSURE THIS
CITY SENIOR TROOP

With sufficient enrolment for its
minimum strength assured, officers of
the Phoenix cavalry troop of the new
Arizona national guard are out for 30
more members, to bring the troop up TO
it's maximum strength for muster roll
of los men. To this and be assured
of being mustered in the senior
organization of the state. calls for fast
work. as a least five other cities gre
trying for the distinction
Nine new members of the troop
were enrolled yesterday. making up the
minimum strength of II men. About
20 of the men, however. have still to
pass the physical examinatise,. and
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
vided for the occasion. The grand

vided for the occasion. The grand
march will start at 9 O'Clock. led by
Fire Chief w. ID. Simmons.
The ''firemen's ball." an event of
each season, will be held tomorrow
night at the Peacock, and large
number of tickets have been sold al
ready. The proceeds of the ball go
entirely TO the sick and accident fund
of the Phoenix fire department.
The promoters of the auto races. to
be held a week from today, it was an
nounced yesterday, are aiding the fire
department fund by donating a liberal
portion of advertising space in their
program. the income from it to go to
the fund.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
F|REMEN'S BALL TO
BE HELD MONDAY EVE

A distinctsnovelty in Phoenix dance
affairs will be furnished tomorrow,
Monday. night at the annual ball of
the Phoenix fire department, when
the Nineteenth infantry band, here
from Douglas for Army Festival week,
appears at the ball at the Peacock
Five dance selections. military in char
acter, will be played by the band at
the ball. in addition to the regular
music furnished by the orchestra pro-
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
WILL FIND WRITING
Of PLATFORM EASY
WITH AIDS OFFEERD

With the hints and suggestions Of
fered by Elihu Root in his recent
.keynot' speech, the wealth of refer
ence data contained in the public Ii
braries. and copies of the platform of
the republican party in 1916. those
competing in the $1,000 statewid plat
form contest should find themselves
we'll provided with material upon
which to base their platforms.
Mr. Root, as has been his custom in
several election years. fired the ''opeA
ing gun" of the campaign in his key
note speech, stating what he and
other party leaders considered to be
the principal points at issue, points
which may become planks in the 1926
platform of the republican party. This
was covered in an Associated Press
dispatch on Friday mornings Repub-
lican. study of Mr.. Roots ideas may
prove helpful TO those in the contest.
Thirty nine days remain until March
81, when all manuscripts must be in.
The facts as to the contest are
briefly that $1,000 in prizes of $500.
the three best 1920 platforms for the
republican party. submitted by young
men and women living in Arizona, who
are 25 years of age or under. There is
still time to enter the contest. Through
the republican national committee $10,-
wv III pIlIeS mas De6n OllcIeu III Il
national contest with rules similar TO
the rules of the statewide contest. The
national contest is open to all young
men and women of the country of %
years OF age or under: the statewide
contest is open to young men and wo-
men of Arizona. Arizona young men
and women who compete in the state
wide contest should send in copies OF
their manuscripts to the headquarters
of the national contest
Copies of the republican platform OF
1916, together with a circular fully
describing both national ard statewide
contests will be sent free npon applica-
ton to the Arizona Statewide Platform
Contest. care The Arizona Republican
Here are the rules of both contests:
THE NATIONAL CONTEST
1. Submit four typewriter copies
of your manuscript. Sign only one.
Write on one side Of the paper.
2. Manuscripts must not exceed
5000 words.
8. Send all manuscripts to "WaIter
Blaine BeaIe Contest Division OF
Young Voters, Republican National
Committee, 923 Woodward BuiIdinq
Washington, .. c.
q. All manuscripts must be in the
judges hands not later than March 81
1920.
5. Announcement of prize winners
will be made prior to the opening Of
| the republican national convention ir
1920.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
THE STATEWIDE CONTEST

1. Submit four typewriter copies
of your manuscrmipt. Sign only one.
Write on one side of the paper.
2. Manuscripts must not exceed
5000 words.
3. Send all manuscripts to Arizona
Statewide Platform Contest, caro- We
Arizona Republican. Phoenix, Ariz.
q. All manuscripts must in hand
not later than March 81, 1920.
PlATFORM-A declaration of the
principles on which group or a party
stands, and which it appeals for
support, especially declaration of the
principles and policies of government
adopted by a political party.-Web
ster's New international Dictionary.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
A HIGH KICKER
DEl-s,. Il Anlanl

NbIISHly, I-OIItVIIJ
Sympathetic Parson-And how is
your poor husband, Mrs. Jones?
Mrs. Jones-He suffers something
awful with his foot, sir. and l know
what it's like because I've had it in my
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

Ask the man who owns a Moreland
truck-Adv. 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Words Best Known Clothes
Underwear and Mems Furnishings

This il not 10 be compared TO any ordinary stock
Of nameies makes. II Il a collection Of the best
that the world makes and much Of u carries the
brand al manufacturers known thu world over. If
hats. shirts shoes among the national advertisers
find out il We haven't just what you want before
you pay the enormous prices the regular dealers
are compelled to charge you. II we have what you
want we can probably save you half. That's worth
while looking into now, isn't ii?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Marcus Loew Has
Six New Theatres

Marcus Locw. proprietor OF the
Palace Hip, Ia this city. has Just
added six new theatres 10 his New
York string of ~ pinyhousss. accord
Ing 10 word received Friday by Man
ager Joe, Muller. az the Palace Hip
Several million dollars are mid 20 b.
involved ia Bocw's latest deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23

No waMsa would evsr qussrri vstcs
a man n n wsve not for tho ps-asurs
~ making no again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
FINDS MAGNEStA WATER
A fine STOMACH REMEDY
II Neutrzes the Dangerous Acids in Stomach That Sour
the Food, Form Gas and Cause Dyspepsia and Indt-
gestion Simple Treatment Easily
Prepared ut Home

~wset and FIRE. frvo aid until the
vsrk Of digestion has been per-
formed naturally and without pain
Thus u nabies the stomach TO do its
swn work Of digestion wstbSue ari-
fetal AID.
Mafnesia water can best b Pre-
pared with ordinary BtSurate4 MAe-
nes3s. eithor powder or tablets.
which you ssn obtain . esascs o.
90 at . time. from almost any drug
gist. Mig enc teaspconful Of the
psWser or. four Of the tAblets In .
drinking glass Of wAsm o. hst water
and drink Immediately aftsf each
neal II IL bost 70 prepare tie NAG
nesia water fresh each TINA ana
only A. needed for q single drink
BY all means insist on. and use BIZ
suratod Magne0a, which IL . refined
form Of Magnolia compound es-
pecisIiy prepared for this purpose.
hagnesia water IL . pleasant. easily
prepared, inexpensive and perfectly
safe and harmless method af keep
ing free from digestive steasch
trouble, and whom made from Bteur-
atsd Nagnesia 10 not q LAXATIVE.
Thoussnds Of former stomach sur
ferers use II regularly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23

Medical authorities state that
sesrty nineteenth OF the casss %
stsrnach trouble. indigestion. sour
ness. burnin8 gaa FLOATING. nsuess-
ete.. are due, n an ercsss. Of hydro
ehtoric acid IN the stomach and noe
- rome believe, to . lack Of dtEes-
i've juices, When your STOMACH
Generates too much acid. the fcoo
vors eat quickly fsrments and be-
comes q sous. burnins. saAsv; isdL
9eefibIs mass. that causes hsArt.
burn, beiching. bioating. pains and
misery that every stomach sufferer
knDws we'll
- rtsficiaI digestants are not nced.
{ "a Ia such cases. and may DO reel
Mann. Try laying aside pepsIn pills
an other digestive aids for awhile,
enl instead make II a rule To drink
RlnAs Of warm or hot magDesia water
sffaY eating. Msgnesia water. which
car easily be prepared at home. acts
= 3 sOothtng. sws>teaing. neutral
sxioR cleAnstf 20 your stofnaaA--if
srjesns, puy3fiss ana renders harmless
The sour arid poison matter Of yes
fevday. ana, nis ling with the stom-
81 contents OF today keeps u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23

is N you h moi bee ofM since the m not b fd d
n market prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23

BREMERroN. April ss.-Exactiy'
ass houses w-ro put up for sale by
the government hero three weeks
aga Today there are only three
left. and for those thrce there are
han n oossa tentative purchasers.
Tho suvsnmcut obtained $3.50. 900
from the sale OF the houses,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
DRIVE TEAMS
READY TO co
One $1,000 Contribution Is
Promised

Launching the intensive drive for
funds inaugurated by pariAhonera Of
80. JAMES Cathedral. a large number
Of team woskerr will meet at big
dinner 10 bo held Saturday night al
the Butler hotel and receive final
Instructions for the campaign.
Reports already fiitering In 90 tho
headquarters OF tho drive workers.
Indicate a hqaithy sentiment In favor
~ tho movement one donation OF
$4,000 hss been promised. and many
other pledges are pouring In.
One hundred team captains. rep
resenting 1000 workers. met Ia the
Cathedral hall Friday evening 10
formulate plans for the drive. which
VIII close ON Monday evening. May J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
Honor Memory of
Dead Comrades

Euicwy ~ tho memory Of former
comrades. who ioat their lives In tho
Spanish American war. featured the
annual muster OF FortAon ThyKe scn
Camp No. :. United States SpaniHh
War veterans. Thursday evening In
Roosevelt hall. i6i6H Third ava
Commander G. J. Mckenzie conduct.
ed the services of muster aud culogy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-23
What's New Laid Egg
20 Nations Give Ii Up

LONDON. April zss--"What IL "A
now laid exgT- Representative OF
20 nations discussed the QUESTION for
three days tn London last September
and then save II up. The Ministry
OF rsnd ms nov decided that there
In ~ vurh thing. ''T-r~sh- 10 the
term the ministry uses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06

two together confident OF the out
come. Shand finds that she whom /
he had thought TO his inspiration is
capable OF inspiring him 10 the
heights he had heretofore reached
while the Lady finds him unbearably
dull. Developments show that his
wife is responsible for the success
for which Stands had given only
himself credit. When he Is at the
point OF despair he is again saved
by Maggie who reveals. What Every
Woman Knows"
The Cast Of Characters.
The cast OF characters Includes
John Shand ...... Leslie Andrus
"a young ScOtchman on the make
David Wylie Charles Baumgartner
James Wylie. Herbert Allenmang
Aleck Wylie ........ Edwin Pattee
(brothers Of Maggie but recently
men OF afairs)
Mr. Charles Veneables Mp.
......... Arthur VI. Russell
Con the lookout for promising
statesman)
Maggie Wylie. Margaret z. Freshley
(who reveals What Every Woman
hnOWSl
Comtesse de la Briere. ........
Observation-Disclosures. Margaret Geyer
(who discovers the maker OF John
Shand)
Lady Sybil Lazenby. Catherine V.
Swintz.
(John's erstwhile inspiration)
Electors-Casimir Bierwagen, Fred
Schwanz, Henry Bimm.
{Shand political constituency
Mrs. Rupert Roy. -. Bernice Morse
Miss Violet Bruce Mayfield. .......
......... Margaret Shafer
Mrs. Mary p. Westgate ... Esther
BrOdsky.
militant feminists)
Grace ........... Irene Healey
Ga maid)
| Thomas .. Ned Schwanz
Ga butler)
Other Mildred PrinZhorn
Bessie Steele. Norent tanning.
The play committee is composed
II Arthur Russell Margaret Fresh
ley, Stewar- Eldridge, James Tay-
Tor and Leslie Andrus The distribu
! ton OF tickets will be in the care
OF Bernice Morse. Dale Gent, Eva
| Kizer, Catherine Roberts, Ned
SchwanZ, Margaret Shafer. Jean
Wollpert, Henry Bimm. Franklin
Vail, Edward Babbtt. The public
| ity committee consists of John Scott.
Bessie Steele. Arthur NJ. Russell and
Margaret Freshley.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-06
ROBBERS GET 90
SUITS OF CLOTHES
Ransack Gilbert Store on S.
Michigan St. Early Sat
urday Morning.

Fifty suits Of clothes were miss
Ing from the VI. Gilbert & Sons
drygoods and clothing store. S13 s..
Michigan 81. Saturday morning
The suits and other articles Of
merchandise disappeared from the
store during Friday night. accord
ing % report made 20 the police
Saturday morning
The report says that burglars
forced an entrance 20 tho store
through a rear door. Detectives
were detailed 20 investigate the
case Saturday morning. but no trace
OF the burglars has been found
The store was completely ran
Facked by the thieves who were ap-
parently in search OF money as well
az merchandise. The cash registers
we're opened. but no money was
found Failing 90 find money the
thieves made away with suits OF
clothes and other article valued al
several hundred dollars